The Native American Elder now in the middle of a firestorm over an incident in Washington D.C. over the weekend will be on the "Today" show Thursday.
The Native American elder now in the middle of a firestorm over an incident in Washington D.C. over the weekend was on the "Today" show on Thursday.
Nathan Phillips is seen, on videos that went viral, walking between a crowd of Covington Catholic students and a group of Black Hebrew Israelites, beating a drum and chanting a prayer.
Phillips, 64, of Ypsilanti, Michigan, is a Native American elder of the Omaha tribe who was in D.C. for the Indigenous Peoples March. Phillips has said that he put himself between the two groups to diffuse the situation.
On Thursday, Phillips was live with Savannah Guthrie on the "Today" show. He said that while he is still angry about the situation, he has forgiveness for the students and the chaperones involved in the incident.
"Even though I'm still angry, I still have forgiveness in my heart for those students," Phillips said.
Nicholas Sandmann, the teen in the "Make America Great Again" hat who stands face-to-face with Phillips in the videos, was on the Today Show on Wednesday.
"Yesterday I woke up with all kinds of good feelings in my heart. For all those who've been mean to me, I want to forgive them," Phillips said. He said he has received death threats.
When asked if Phillips felt that Nick should apologize, Phillips said "yes." Phillips said he would still be interested in speaking with the students involved and the chaperones.
Phillips also confirmed on "Today" that students were chanting "build the wall," despite it not being picked up on camera.
"I asked the young man this question. I'll ask you the same thing. Do you think, sir, that you should have walked away?" Guthrie asked.
"That's what I was trying to do," Phillips replied.
In the videos of the incident, Phillips walks toward the group of students chanting and singing, as he approaches the students, they quickly circle him. Phillps said he was trying to walk through the crowd when Nick stood in his way.
On "Today," Phillips said he felt that Nick's statement was coached and lacked sincerity and responsibility. It's a sentiment he also shared with The Enquirer.
Nick had a pre-recorded segment on the Today Show on Wednesday with Savannah Guthrie.
Nick said he's not sorry for standing in front of Phillips, with what some have characterized as a smirk on his face. He said he would like to meet Phillips and have a chance to talk with him.
"He (Sandmann) needs to put out a different statement," Phillips told The Enquirer. "I'm disappointed with his statement. He didn't accept any responsibility. That lack of responsibility, I don't accept it."


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By News Observer / September 13, 2022
Fighting an Unjust System, The Bail Project Helps People Get out of Jail and Reunite Families
As public support for criminal justice reform continues to build — and as the pandemic raises the stakes higher — advocates remain vigilant that it's more important than ever that the facts are straight, and everyone understands the bigger picture.
With hundreds of thousands of individuals locked up in jails almost daily, many find it challenging to pay bail.
By Stacy M. Brown | NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent
"The U.S. doesn't have one 'criminal justice system;' instead, we have thousands of federal, state, local, and tribal systems," Wendy Sawyer and Peter Wagner found in a study released by the nonprofit Prison Policy Initiative.
"Together, these systems hold almost 2 million people in 1,566 state prisons, 102 federal prisons, 2,850 local jails, 1,510 juvenile correctional facilities, 186 immigration detention facilities, and 82 Indian country jails, as well as in military prisons, civil commitment centers, state psychiatric hospitals, and prisons in the U.S. territories," the study authors discovered.
Recognizing America's ongoing mass incarceration problem and the difficulties families have in bailing out their loved ones, a new organization began in 2018 to offer some relief.
The Bail Project, a nationwide charitable fund for pretrial defendants, started with a vision of combating mass incarceration by disrupting the money bail system.
Adrienne Johnson, the regional director for The Bail Project, told NNPA's Let It Be Known that the organization seeks to accomplish its mission one person at a time.
"We have a mission of doing exactly what we hope our criminal system would do: protect the presumption of innocence, reunite families, and challenge a system that we know can criminalize poverty," Johnson stated.
"Our mission is to end cash bail and create a more just, equitable, and humane pretrial system," she insisted.
Johnson said The Bronx Freedom Fund, at the time a new revolving bail fund that launched in New York, planted the seed for The Bail Project more than a decade ago.
"Because bail is returned at the end of a case, we can build a sustainable revolving fund where philanthropic dollars can be used several times per year, maximizing the impact of every contribution," Johnson stated.
In addition to posting bail at no cost to the person or their family, The Bail Project works to connect its clients to social services and community resources based on an individual's identified needs, including substance use treatment, mental health support, stable housing, and employment.
Johnson noted that officials created cash bail to incentivize people to return to court.
Instead, she said, judges routinely set cash bail well beyond most people's ability to afford it, resulting in thousands of legally innocent people incarcerated while they await court dates.
According to The Bail Project, Black Americans are disproportionately impacted by cash bail, and of all Black Americans in jail in the U.S., nearly half are from southern prisons.
"There is no way to do the work of advancing pretrial reform without addressing the harmful effects of cash bail in the South," said Robin Steinberg, Founder, and CEO of The Bail Project.
"Cash bail fuels racial and economic disparities in our legal system, and we look forward to supporting the community in Greenville as we work to eliminate cash bail and put ourselves out of business."
Since its launch, The Bail Project has stationed teams in more than 25 cities, posting bail for more than 18,000 people nationwide.
Johnson said the organization uses its national revolving bail fund, powered by individual donations, to pay bail.
The Bail Project has spent over $47 million on bail.
"When we post bail for a person, we post the full cash amount at court," Johnson stated.
"Upon resolution of the case, the money returns to whoever posted. So, if I posted $5,000 to bail someone out, we then help the person get back to court and resolve the case," she continued.
"The money then comes back to us, and we can use that money to help someone else. So, we recycle that."
Johnson said eliminating cash bail and the need for bail funds remains the goal.
"It's the just thing to do. It restores the presumption of innocence, and it restores families," Johnson asserted.
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Q: Delphi 10 Seattle changes to Win32 GetPath and redundant TPoint and _POINTL record types I am trying to port some code that works in Delphi XE8 to Delphi 10 Seattle. This code calls the GetPath function in Winapi.Windows.
The new Win32 API function signature is:
function GetPath(DC: HDC; Points: PPointL; Types: PByte; nSize: Integer): Integer; stdcall;

In XE8, previously the function had "var Points,Types" which is known commonly as a "var untyped" parameter.
Fixing the code to work with Delphi 10 Seattle means "unifying" the arbitrary types in the application code to use exactly the types declared in the unit itself. However what is confusing me is that there are two types, PPointL, and TPoint, and when I get the GetPath function working, the data it populates is populated into an array of _POINTL records, declared thus in Winapi.Windows:
type
  _POINTL = record      { ptl }
    x: Longint;
    y: Longint;
  end;
  {$EXTERNALSYM _POINTL}
  PPointL = ^TPointL;
  TPointL = _POINTL;

However, there is also another type TPoint, declared in System.Types:
 TPoint = record
    X: FixedInt;
    Y: FixedInt;
  public

Elsewhere, FixedInt is aliased to Longint for both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows, and so TPoint and _POINTL are equivalent, as far as I can tell, on the Windows platform at least.
If existing application component code is all using a type named TPoint, like this:
procedure AddPoint(const P:TPoint);

... What sense am I to make of the situation on the ground inside the RTL sources in Delphi 10? What should my approach to fixing this be?  Alias TPoint to _POINTL at the unit level?
How do I fix this and proceed?  Since this code is a commercial component, I'm thinking I'll wait until the vendor fixes this, but then, I think that understanding the _POINTL and TPoint in the RTL, and why these structures are redundantly/duplicated in definition, would help others porting low level Win32 Code from Delphi XE8 to Delphi 10 Seattle.
Update: As a workaround, I find I can re-declare an import of the function GetPath, and have it remain as var untyped in my own private unit implementation area import, and continue:
{$ifdef D23}
{$POINTERMATH ON}
      // Delphi 10 Seattle: function GetPath(DC: HDC; Points: PPointL; Types: PByte; nSize: Integer): Integer; stdcall;
      // previously had "var Points,Types" untyped,
const
   gdi32     = 'gdi32.dll';

{$EXTERNALSYM GetPath}
function GetPath(DC: HDC; var Points, Types; nSize: Integer): Integer; stdcall; external gdi32 name 'GetPath';
{$endif}

A: There's not much to be said about this, beyond the fact that the change to Winapi.Windows.GetPath in DX Seattle is wrong. I mean, technically it will work, but it leaves any code that uses GetPath in an isolated silo.
This TPointL type is not new, but it is the wrong type for GetPath. The Win32 API function is:
int GetPath(
  _In_  HDC     hdc,
  _Out_ LPPOINT lpPoints,
  _Out_ LPBYTE  lpTypes,
  _In_  int     nSize
);

And LPPOINT is POINT* and POINT maps to TPoint. There are some Win32 API functions that use POINTL, but the majority use POINT. Of course, Microsoft are not helping by having declared two identical types when one would suffice.
Very hard to see how the Embarcadero developer has managed to come up with POINTL in the new GetPath, but there you go. In my view you should submit a QP report and request that the declaration is changed from PPointL to PPoint.
In the meantime a simple cast will suffice because these two types are binary compatible. You wish to pass a PPoint, but the compiler wants PPointL. So pass PPointL(...) where ... is the expression that yields a PPoint.

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Are you looking for Williamston Bail Bonds? Numerous Williamston bail bonds agents can bail you (or another person) out anytime day or night in Williamston. Bail Bonds Network helps you locate and contact a licensed bail bonds company in Williamston, Michigan. At your request, many bail bonds agents will come pick you up discreetly. Installment payment plans are usually available depending on each case.
Upon arrest anywhere in Ingham county, a person is usually processed at the Ingham county jail. In order to be released from jail, a few steps must occur, including being booked and posting bail. Once the bail amount is decided, a bail bond agent comes to post the bond at the local jail. Now the release procedure starts and typically takes anywhere from 1-2 hours to complete. While cash bonds are allowed, it is usually not commonly done due to financial limitations.


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Q: Show/Hide div with checkboxes using classes multiple times on a page I am having trouble getting my script to work here. I am trying to target the show me span when the checkboxes are checked and it's not working.
Here is the code and link to fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/dalond/nonyg6sm/
$('.single').live('change', ':checkbox', function() {
var target = $(this).closest('.single').prev().find('.showMe');
if ($(this).find('input:checked').length == 0) {
    target.hide();
} else {
    target.show();
}

});

A: I got it worked : http://jsfiddle.net/nonyg6sm/3/
$('input[type=checkbox]').click(function() {

    var target = $(this).closest('.NoEd').prevAll(".Subs:first").find(".showMe");

    if (this.checked) {
        target.show();
    } else {
        target.hide();
    }
});

You can modify it to feet your need.
UPDATE
http://jsfiddle.net/nonyg6sm/4/
$('input[type=checkbox]').click(function() {

    var target = $(this).closest('.NoEd').prevAll(".Subs:first").find(".showMe");

    if ($(this).closest('.NoEd').find("input[type=checkbox]:checked").length == 0) {
        target.hide();
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        target.show();

    }
});


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Members of St. Bede's Episcopal Church will on April 9, 2017, lead a Pilgrimage of Hope in support of Georgia immigrant and refugee families by walking from the church to a nearby U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office.
The pilgrimage walk will include members of the immigrant and refugee community and members of the American community who support them in their struggle for justice.
Participants will sing and read sacred scripture telling the stories of the migration of their spiritual ancestors. Members of the Pilgrimage will also share personal stories of friends, families, and loved ones impacted by deportation and the U.S. immigration system. The purpose of the pilgrimage is to offer hope to immigrant and refugee families and all those in our faith community who love and support them.
WHERE: Beginning from the lower parking lot of St. Bede's Episcopal Church, 2601 Henderson Mill Road, Atlanta, GA 30345. Ending at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Office, 2150 Parklake Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30345.
WHEN: Sunday, April 9th from 5:45-7:30 p.m.
Speakers: *The Rev. Fabio Sotelo, Latino Missioner for St. Bede's – Atlanta and St. Edward's – Lawrenceville, GA. * Members of St. Bede's and other faith communities who will share personal stories on immigration.


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Q: Общий доступ к файлам и каталогам Вводные: ОС - Linux Общий каталог USERSHARE и несколько пользователей, входящих в одну группу USERGROUP. Пользователь vasya создал файл /USERSHARE/file.txt. Права файлу наследуются от каталога /USERSHARE, т.е. владелец user, группа USERGROUP и права доступа к файлу 660. Есть пользователь sasha, который открыл файл /USERSHARE/file.txt и отредактировал его. Права доступа к файлу остались неизменными, т.е. владелец user, группа USERGROUP и права доступа к файлу 660. Как настроить права доступа к файлу и каталогу так, чтобы после редактирования файла пользователем sasha в атрибутах файла сменялся владелец.
A: Владельца файла может назначить только rootchown sasha /USERSHARE/file.txt
A: Ещё бы чуть побольше данных (чем именно организован общий ресурс - самба или какой-то изврат с NFS, кусочек конфигурации посмотреть) и я бы помог вам справиться с задачей, а пока могу только посоветовать обратить внимание на umask. А вообще-то так (чтобы после редактирования пользователем, владелец файла менялся на последнего редактора), наверное, обычными средствами нельзя, но вот написать простейший скриптик, который при запуске редактора будет менять владельца в принципе реально. Вопрос ещё интересен? просто сейчас немного занят, код сочинять (и тестировать - ну не выложить же не протестированный код? -) времени нет


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How Well Do You Know Your Crepe Myrtle?
With our 32nd Crepe Myrtle Fest upon us, we've put together some info to see how well you know your Crepe Myrtle. Check out the facts and fiction of this local favorite and don't forget to come out this weekend and save big on Crepe Myrtles and much, much more!
All Crepe Myrtles grow into trees.
FALSE: Crepe Myrtle breeding has given us a wide range of sizes. Some are as small as a few feet tall, like Pocomoke, while others grow to medium-sized trees capable of providing summer shade like Natchez. Some Crepes are small enough to act as a ground cover like the Orchid Cascade variety. There's a Crepe Myrtle for every size yard.
Crepe Myrtles bloom for 100 days.
TRUE: Crepe Myrtles are known as the "Tree of 100 Days" due to the fact that they bloom from June into September.
Crepe Myrtles are a multi-season interest plant.
TRUE: These deciduous plants produce crepe-like flowers all summer, then have great orange-red fall color. During cold winter months, many varieties display a unique, cinnamon-colored bark that stands out in the landscape. In a nutshell, Crepe Myrtles look great all year long!
All Crepe Myrtles are disease resistant.
FALSE: Many of the older varieties do not have the improved breeding from Dr. Donald Egolf of the National Arboretum. Dr. Egolf first worked with Lagerstroemia indica for breeding and selection in hopes of eliminating the problem of powdery mildew. From that initial work, 6 varieties were chosen with improvements and these were given Native American names so that these plants would be recognized worldwide as having American Heritage. His work further continued with cross-breeding with Lagerstroemia fauriei which gave us many of today's newer hybrids such as Natchez, Tuscarora and Tonto. It is important to select newer improved varieties to replace the older disease prone selections.
Crepe Myrtles love the heat.
TRUE: Crepe Myrtles love the hot summers of our area and are the perfect addition for carefree summer color.
Crepe Myrtles are not picky about the soil they are planted in.
TRUE: Crepe Myrtles are adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions and can perform even in poor soils.
TRUE: In the McDonald Garden Center dictionary, we spell Crepe Myrtle with an "e" based on the tissue-paper like flowers that resemble the "crepe" paper texture.
Crepe Myrtles can flower in the shade.
FALSE: For maximum flowering, Crepe Myrtles must have a full sun location - meaning at least 6 hours of sun daily. Less than that will mean less flowers.
Crepe Myrtles need to be dead headed.
FALSE: It is not necessary with the newer selections to remove old blooms before they go to seed to produce new flowers. Re-current flowering is one of the benefits achieved with new selections and they are free flowering through out the summer.
Join us as we celebrate this local favorite this weekend at our 32 annual CREPE MYRTLE FEST.


Discussion in 'Introductions' started by aztechmaster, Dec 27, 2009.
Hello all, got a Droid, so long blackberry (sniff*). So far liking it a LOT no more battery pulls!!!!
Yah, I'm coming from Blackberry too and I also miss it but I'm not looking back. Android as a platform has so many more possibilities. There are 1000's of apps, most of which I won't use of course but plenty to keep me busy and more importantly, to keep me from getting to bored. You can constantly change the look of your phone and provide it with new and different capabilities. Things can only get better as hardware improves. I suppose the Blackberry will be the king of business use for the forseeable future for a number of reasons, but I clearly see Android taking over the cell phone world - the only real threat to iPhone and now that AT&T has figured out (at least in NY any way), that they can not support the hords of iPhone users out there, this could really be a boon for Android. It goes across all carriers and has enough devices (growing every day) to make everyone happy. What's not to like here?


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Entries of the 12th and final Cape Winter Trail Series® will open on the 24th April 2019 at midday. Our classic winter collection is on offer once again including Paul Cluver, "The Tyger", Paarl Rock and Kogelberg Biosphere in Kleinmond. Mark it down in your diaries and don't miss out on the Cape's original short course trail running adventure.
Check out the events tab for more info or contact us on 072 438 32 42.
Share your intent on Insta or Facebook and give us some motivation and stand a chance of winning entries! Simply add a photo of you on a training trail run and include the following hashtags: #CWTS19 #UnleashYourWildStride
Spoiler alert: It's going to be HOT!
If you live in the Cape, then you're one of those who has been tossed between scorching heat and some winter throw backs of late. Some of it has been so sizzling that your bios read "In a Relationship with an Air Conditioner". Well that's just a taste of what's coming at you, because the 2019 version of the Cape Summer Trail Series® is getting all fired up.
On our summer menu…
15 January Kirstenbosch Sunset Run
This one always sells out, so get involved early with an online entry. Choose between the 10km Long Course or the 5km Short Course. You get an exclusive opportunity to enjoy a sunset from within the beautiful Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. Run past the fragrance gardens, up onto the fringes of Cecilia Forest along the contour path. After the beautiful mountain trails, there's a playful technical descent followed by a magnificent indigenous forest. Then back into the gardens and through the magical setting of the cycad forest, and onto the festive finish line.
20 January Lebanon Forest
The Long Course is 13.4km, and Short Course 6.3km. A beautiful morning of running through the Valley Farm orchards and the Lebanon Forestry mountain bike trails. A trail filled with glorious single track and picturesque views with a heady mix of pine, orchards and fynbos. Good food, good tunes and all your favourite trail peeps will be waiting on the finish line.
30 January Meerendal Sunset Run
Charge the headlamps, this one must not be missed! For race 3 we head out into the Durbanville Wine Valley and onto Meerendal Wine Estate. Long Course is 12km, and Short Course 6.2km. Run off into the sunset and take in the beauty of an iconic Table Mountain view in the distance. This course runs predominantly on the perfectly manicured mountain bike single track of Meerendal. A playful, undulating course that offers a solid dose of pure fun. We've got you covered for a food truck dinner during prize giving.
3 February Oakvalley
The magnificent country estate of Oak Valley is a fitting scene for the final race in the 2019 Cape Summer Trail Series®. This is exclusive access to hallowed mountain biking trails through an eclectic landscape from pine forest and open fields to riverine forest and apple orchards. This is the ultimate feel good run that in practice is a fast, fun and non-technical course. Three options here with a Short Course of 7km, Long Course of 15.1km or an XL of 25km. The XL is an ideal 'upgrade' for those who have either banked the Series (3 out of 4) or want to just race something longer. The finale is always a real buzz of celebration, friends and family in a truly beautiful setting.
Run 3 of the 4 long / short courses to automatically compete in the Championship / Challenge and receive a medal or cherry pick the races that you wish to run (note: medals for finishers of the Trail Series® Championship/Challenge only). The Trail Series®, heading in to its 12th year, is where your cross over to trail running begins, your trail speed improves and you get to run new routes within the safety of a professionally run event. It's about friends, family and fun times in the great outdoors.
The heat is on. See you soon! Entries via www.trailseries.co.za
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November 05, 2018 - 8:43
What an adventure on Titan's Forest trails in race 2 of the Gauteng Summer Trail Series! A brand new addition to the trail running scene, it was with great anticipation that trail runners lined up at the start line from 7 am on Sunday to run this magic piece of private Broederstroom property. Majority of the route focus was the spectacular forests that lined the source of the Broederstroom spring. Being able to drink from the spring during the run was a really unusual highlight for many.
The trails were undeniably busy, with a huge variation in steep technical climbs & descents, fast winding trails through the forests complete with lots of tricky valleys and slate-covered ridges. Diversity second to none. This busy run meant you hardly had time to realise where you were before you found yourself back at the finish! Carl Sandrock commented, "It's like a complete cerebral overload!" We think this summarised the Titan's Forest experience to a T!
For the full race results click here
For all the photos, click on the Trail Series Facebook page
13km Championship race
Shorted from 14km before the start due to some unforeseen circumstances, the Championship (Long) course took on more of everything as we stretched out the route to cover a large portion of this magnificent property.
28-year-old Bernard van der Kuil totally owned the route, completing the 13km in 56:38, over 5 minutes ahead of second place Leon Scholtz. Craig Makopela rounded out the top three in 1:02:47. Behind Bernard in the Open Senior category, Stephen Atkinson took 2nd place with Tim Price rounding out third.
Wildcoast Wildrun record holder Marelise Retief and Penny Bowren were separated by just 53 seconds in the ladies race, with Marelise taking her second race win in a row in 1:03:19. Their respective times put them at 4th and 5th place over the line respectively. Michel Botha completed the top three over the line in 1:18:30. In the ladies open/senior category Thea-Mari Franken moved into 3rd behind Michel Botha.
The veteran men's race is was Leon Scholtz in the lead in 1:01:51, with Craig Makopela and Mark Phipson in 2nd and 3rd respectively. Karen Ellithorne lead the charge in the Vet ladies race, winning in a time of 1:34:28. Karen was chased hard by Sharon Masson in 2nd, just 9 seconds back, and third was Sarah Hanson in 1:36:22.
Gert Steyn held on to a narrow 32 second lead over Martin Stumbles in the men's Masters race, with Douw O'Kelly rounding out third. Behind a rampant Penny Bowren in the ladies Masters competition, came Lois Spies in 2nd and Jacqueline du Toit in 3rd.
And last but not least a special shout out to George Lupton-Smith for his lead in the provisional Grand Masters category!
7.4km Challenge race
14 year old Tiaan Dorfling clearly revelled in the technical trail, dancing his way to the finish line in the 7.4km Challenge course in an incredible time of 30:11 - over 10 minutes ahead of second placed Rob Donkin, who in turn was less than two minutes ahead of his 12 year old son Joel. That puts two 11-14 year old "Minimee" into the top three over the line! Rounding out the minimee category was Stuart Phipson in 42:46.
Charine Kruger completed a top 10 finish in the short course ladies race in 45:47, with a two minute lead on Leanri Williamson. Domenique Walters rounded out the top three ladies over the line just one minute back from Leanri in 48:51.
In the 6-10 year old "Peewee" category is was the usual all guns blazing approach by the little runners. 10 year old Scott Williamson took line honours in this category in 45:36, which also secured him a top 10 placing. Chasing him down with pedal to the metal was Kayden Durrie (10yrs) and rounding out the top three was Noe Cadion - also 10 years old.
In the Veteran category, the ladies race was won by Janette Bewsey in 58:21, followed by a close tussle for 2nd and 3rd between Elke Thompson and Marinette le Roux - with Elke managing to eek out a mere 4-second advantage at the line. The Veteran men's race was won by Rob Donkin (2nd over the line) in 40:08, followed by Johan Kruger in 45:44 and Jason Reeves in 48:05.
Gerrie & Christa Coetzee took charge of their respective Masters categories. Tyrone Gower and Johnnie Jonker took 2nd and 3rd respectively in the men's race, and Eva Alexandrova & Linda van der Gryp 2nd and 3rd respectively in the ladies.
The second half of the 2018 GSTS takes on a sunset garden running experience at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens on the 7th November and concludes with the magnificent B'Sorah - one of the all time favourites! If you are not entered already, make sure you don't miss out on one or both of these two by entering on www.trailseries.co.za
Huge thank you to Titan's Forest for hosting us and to our key sponsors Jaybird and Raidlight!
Like we said, same same but different! We've freshened up our 2018 Gauteng Summer Trail Series® offering, and look forward to welcoming you and your crew to another summer of trail loving fun.
We have a special offer of 10% off for family bookings that include 2 adults and 2 children between 11 and 17, and don't forget that kids 10 years and under run free if pre-registered.
Hennops Beast - 21 October Race 1
You can't escape the Hennops Beast. This one stays the same!
Titan's Forest - 28 October Race 2
You know how we love diversity when we trail run, well this brand new inclusion into the Trail Series® portfolio brings exactly that! This spectacular private farm unlocks an exclusive winding trails through lush green forests, over technical rocky hills and ridges, along muddy riverside trails and over the cleanest natural spring water streams the highveld has to offer.
Sunset Garden - 7 November Race 3
The first sunset run for the Gauteng Trail Series®. After great success in sister botanical garden in Cape Town, we've added the Walter Sisulu Botanical Garden Sunset Run to the Trail Series® portfolio. Runners make their way through the gardens before a steep lung busting climb to the top of the waterfall. Once at the top, after taking in the view of the city, a fun mostly downhill single track takes runners back to the finish for the short course. The long course runners first make their way down into Hobby Park where they will run through some fun mountain bike trail before making their way back down into the gardens, around the dam and back to the finish line.
Enchanted B'Sorah - 11 November Race 4
B'Sorah will host the grand finale with the exciting new addition of an XL course. This venue's trails just keeps getting better and better and we're so excited to show you what the XL route has in store!
The 2016 edition of the 32km Spur Silvermine Mountain XL began under grey skies as some of the Cape's top trail runners came out to enjoy the magnificent Silvermine Nature Reserve.
This race sees runners traverse both Silvermine East and Silvermine West and really is a race of two halves.
In the men's solo event, it was tight at the top as the top 5 were all within 30 seconds of each other at the first check point, 13km in, with up-and-coming Raydon Balie all smiles as he led veteran and defending champion Nicholas Rupanga, Ben Brimble, Rory Scheffer and Chad Gordon through the check-point in 01:15:20.
The second half of the race saw solo runners tackle 14km of Silvermine West trails and it was soon evident that this race was to become a game of cat and mouse, with the leaders marking each other until the final 5km to the finish.
At the 27km mark and the second check-point, it was Balie and Rupanga who once again checked in as the top 2. This is where Rupangas' experience came to the fore as he pulled away on the descent to the finish to wrap up his second consecutive Spur Silvermine Mountain XL in a time of 02:47:48. Balie sealed his 2nd place on the podium in a time of 02:49:31 and Ben Brimble rounded off an impressive top 3 by crossing under the arch in 02:52:35.
In the Ladies 32km solo race there were two clear favourites and friends - Megan Mackenzie and Kate Mapham, who locked horns with Sandra Koblmüller, a professional triathlete from Austria who was first to the 13km check-point in a time of 01:25:18. Megan was hot on her heels in 2nd place with a time of 01:26:21 and third to check in was Kate Mapham, 01:34:23.
The next 14km saw Koblmüller put the hammer down as she relished the technical terrain and downhill to run into the second check-point in an accumulated time of 02:44:05, four and a half minutes ahead of Mackenzie and more than 20 minutes ahead of Mapham.
In the end there was no denying Koblmüller the victory as she powered her way over the 32km course in 03:07:49 with Mackenzie, who seemed to take a tumble out on course, cruising home in second place in a time of 03:14:24.
Mapham held off the charge to seal her spot on the podium with a time of 03:37:16.
TrailBusters leave their mark
In the Men's team event the duo of Niel Swanepoel and Edward van der Merwe blew everyone away with a dominant display of running, coasting home in 2:45:31 - more than 15 minutes over the 2nd placed team, Team DJ. Team DJ claimed second place in 03:01:46 despite tough competition from the Llandudno trail surfers, as Robert Shaff and Michael de Kwaadsteniet ran a good race to take home third place, with an overall time of 03:05:24.
The Llandudno trail team rounded off a superb day for the lifeguards as the ladies (consisting of Linda Detering and Daniella Mihal) ran home in first, with a time of 03:30:23, with trail stalwarts Maxine Reilly and Charlotte Noble claiming an impressive 2nd overall in a time of 03:44:46. The Mamas, comprised of Natalie Marcus and Mmamapudi Kubjane, rounded off the top 3, crossing under the arch in 04:21:21.
In the Mixed team event, Cornel Smuts and Leentjie Visser proved that consistency counts as their respective leg positions remained unchanged, to come home first over the line with a time of 03:15:18 with team Just Wing It, made up of Ben Kooyman and Tessa Engelhardt, claiming 2nd mixed team overall with a time of 03:20:23.
Rounding out the top 3 mixed teams went to Jason Lammers and Marta Jakot of team Dos Cabras, who cruised home in 03:33:10.
It was another magical edition of the Spur Silvermine Mountain XL and a big thank you must go to our sponsors; Spur Steak Ranches, BOS Sport, La Sportiva and Protea Hotels.
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New York state is suspending most construction on highways and bridges over the Labor Day weekend to help motorists get where they're going without delay.
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Short Paper for NIC-ICTU
DISCUSSION on ECONOMIC RESPONSE, 4th March 2009
This short paper is produced as a contribution to the special NIC-ICTU meeting to consider a trade union response to current economic circumstances in Northern Ireland. The principal concerns are:
the imbalanced nature of the UK economy in favour of financial services, the City of London and the South East as compared with the regional former manufacturing strongholds, including Northern Ireland.
an adherence to a neo-liberal or "Washington Consensus" worldview has disabled the current UK government from responding appropriately to changed circumstances.
the laissez faire approach to the economy, banking and tax policy which leaves low and middle income families (and PAYE workers in particular) shouldering a disproportionate burden.
The trade union movement should focus on several general points, namely:
a 'Keynesian' financial stimulus, through borrowing to shift the economy towards a productive, manufacturing focus, to include a "winning sectors" approach and a new framework for company law
a new financial architecture with a focus on public utility banking, a re-mutualisation of mortgage provision and a revitalisation of the Post Office as a Peoples' Bank and of Credit Unions as instruments for local economic development
a relentless focus on tax fairness
an equally robust focus on wage inequality, the promotion of "wage compression" as a means of "sharing the pain" and a zero tolerance approach to spiralling Executive pay.
new company law legislation for a different, more socialised, conception of the company
A new approach to saving and to pensions
In addition, the union movement should promote the unabashed use of the state apparatus at Northern Ireland level to play its role in the stimulus package
THE UK ECONOMY
In today's UK economy, the United Kingdom as a whole – in the words of many a Chief Constable – lives a lifestyle "well beyond its visible means". The UK was, allegedly, the 4th largest economy in the world, yet it is remarkably unproductive. The UK makes very little, manufactures very little; grows very little, and extracts or mines very little. In 2006, there was a £60 billion deficit in visible trade in goods (ie the stuff we make). Until the "credit crunch" this deficit was, apparently, to made up to a degree from "invisibles" – the result of a vibrant financial services sector! The health of the City of London is of paramount importance to the UK Governments – a financial centre that even the International Monetary Fund has described as a tax haven. This is all well described in Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson's book, Fantasy Island (1) which should be recommended reading for all in our movement.
The UK economy is not remotely productive, and Northern Ireland is the least productive part of it!
By way of contrast, it is worth saying that the inflexible, unproductive, ossified economies of "old Europe" were, until 2008, bringing in trade surpluses. The German economy, which Gordon Brown never tires of heaping scorn upon, had the biggest trade surplus in the world in 2007. Japan's 2007 trade surplus was over £50bn. France, the Scandinavian countries, and even Italy returned trade surpluses. They all lived within their means or better.
The crisis, in short, has its nexus in the Anglo American "slash 'n burn" model of capitalism and is not global in conception.
The leverage and scope for Peter Robinson (even were he minded to do so) to effect movement away from this failed UK economic model is limited.
THE NORTHERN IRELAND EXECUTIVE STRATEGY:
The Northern Ireland Executive Budget, Investment Strategy and Programme for Government (PfG) for 2008-11 was drafted within a "mainstream" free market, neo-liberal orthodoxy and was welcomed by the CBI, the IoD, the FSB and by all and sundry in the media. Its main features included:
Compounded, year on year, efficiency savings of 3%
The sale of significant public assets (now under severe pressure following the collapse of Workforce 2010)
Hitching a vast programme of capital spending of between £16-£18 billion, to an aggressive programme of privatisation and marketisation, based on the now discredited private finance or PPP procurement processes
An acceptance of the ideological dogma that the public sector "crowds out" the private sector
Balkanization of the public sector by way of 23 Public Service Agreements (PSAs)
The difficulty for Northern Ireland in proposing this budget to is that our region forms part of a wider UK economy which relied heavily on the performance of the City of London, on housing speculation, on substantial government borrowing and spending, on vacuous consumerism and vast individual consumer borrowing, on the availability of both easy, regulation-lite credit and on the availability of low cost consumer goods from around the world.
The future of all of the strands of this UK economy, above, are now under serious question.
ICTU 10 POINT PLAN
In these new fluid circumstances, opportunities present for trade unionism. The ICTU has issued a 10 point plan in the Republic of Ireland
Protecting Jobs & Tackling Unemployment
The Banking Crisis and the Public Interest
Pay Agreement
Fairness & Taxation
Restoring consumer confidence
The Public Sector Pension levy
The Private sector pension crisis
National Recovery Bond
MAIN THEMES TO TASKE FOR A REMODELLED ECONOMY
In Northern Ireland, within the context of overall UK economy, we should borrow on this and consider an approach based on the following
6.1 Shift to the Productive Economy: Moving from an economy based on the excesses of City of London, financial services, the service economy general, large scale public and individual debt and wealth creation based on often vacuous and frivolous consumer consumption will not be easy. However, an assumption in favour of a productive economy and manufacturing is the first step.
Barack Obama's US stimulus package concentrates on the green economy, developing the railways and national infrastructure, developing the national broadband grid/superhighway. In the short term, it concentrates on labour intensive, job creation programmes which, at once, address employment creation and future energy needs.
We should use this crisis to promote a similar Keynesian intervention.
6.2 Finance and Banking: A serious trade union response will grapple with the role of the Banking system within the UK economy. The basic functions of banking are quite simple – to provide a place where people can keep their savings safe and to provide funds for those who want to borrow to invest.
The Trade Union movement should consider promoting the following:
Fast tracking Bank Nationalisation: tax payers bail outs of British banks have neither achieved the aim of restoring credit flows, nor corrected bad corporate behaviour. The UK Government lent some £500 billion to Banks without extracting any leverage or control. Massive unconditional taxpayers subsidies have simply been used by Banks to improve their bottom lines – have failed to stimulate lending and failed to suppress the payment of ludicrous bonuses. Taxpayers should expect that "he who pays the piper, calls the tune". There is now no serious alternative to renationalisation of large segments of the banking system.
Separating out, by law, the Public Utility Banking function from the high risk, "casino" style, function of investment banking. This measure was, wisely, implemented in the wake of the Great Depression in the US and was only lifted in the 1990's after Wall Street argued a need to compete with the less regulated City of London (itself de-regulated under Thatcherite direction)
Promote the remutualisation of mortgage lenders and the promotion of mutual finance services through Credit Unions and the Post Office. The Post Office could find a renewed vigour as a trusted "Peoples" Bank (a proposal set out in more detail by the Compass Group), with the Credit Unions extending their role in supporting local economic development.
Dismantling the tripartite supervisory relation put in place under New Labour (FSA, Bank of England and the Monetary Policy Committee) and restoring to the state bank the supervisory authority for all banks.
In addition, banks have played a central role in the vast tax evasion slowly coming to light by super wealthy individuals and corporate business. A new banking framework must play an active role in rooting out tax larceny/havens.
6.3 Tax Fairness: The trade union movement is best placed to argue cogently in favour of tax fairness. It is clear that there has been tax larceny on a grand and organised scale, encouraged by the "regulation lite" outlook of the current UK Government. The staggering recent report by tax specialist Richard Murphy (2) shows that the UK loses some £25-33 billions in tax avoidance by large corporate businesses and super wealthy individuals. This may be a considerable underestimate. In addition, a further £30billion pa is expended on providing tax relief on pensions for top tax band earners! Over one third of the UKs largest 700 companies pay no tax at all. A further third pay very little. The relevance of this to Northern Ireland is significant. Based on the standard anticipated share, under Barnett, this could add between £0.71 billion and £0.94 billion into Northern Ireland's coffers. Neither Peter Robinson nor Martin McGuinness, the DUP nor Sinn Fein, have had anything at all to say about this staggering loss of income to the local Treasury!
Why the silence?
By way of example, one of the largest companies present in Northern Ireland is Tesco's. We spend an estimated £1 of every £3 in groceries at Tesco's and about £1 in every £8 of total income. Yet Tesco's are fit to boast that it their duty to their shareholders to bilk the Treasury to the tune of over £1 billion per annum through a network of complex financial vehicles in offshore havens! (3)
A gigantic fraud has been committed by the financial elite, with the tax burden shifted to PAYE taxpayers. The City of London was itself described by none other than the International Monetary Fund as a "tax haven". In the Bill presented to the US Congress in 2008, Barack Obama identified 34 tax havens for the wealthy. Nine of these are under British control (Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Gibralter, Guernsey/Sark/Alderney, the Isle of Man, Jersey and the Turks and Caicos Islands). A further 15 are former British colonies where British influence remains strong (Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Cook Islands, Cyprus, Dominica, Grenada, Hong Kong, Malta, Naura, St Kitts/Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and Singapore).
It is far from the case, as the current UK government proclaims, that the current 'credit crunch' is a global problem. Its effects may be global, but the current crisis is substantially a problem of Anglo American capitalism, with the UK at the nexus of the global tax evasion problem.
The trade union movement should relentlessly make these points.
6.4 Company Law: The short term focus of Anglo-American conception of the company – on narrow shareholder gain – now requires active trade union attention.
There is now a need to legislate for a more broadly based, civilised, conception of the company in law. Traditionally, companies were invented by "companions" who banded together to share risk to perform a vital economic or other function from which they would profit. They would petition the state for a licence to practice and accept reciprocal societal obligations in return.
This classic conception of company has been debased by the narrow notion of short term shareholder return, a notion which will consider quicker routes to shareholder return than investing in people to develop a great organisation. Merger and acquisition to extend market share, tying senior management to stock market performance through share options, increased managerial opportunism and the use of performance related pay for middle and junior managers to effect cost minimisation all serve to reinforce the short term view of the company, rather than the need to invest in skills development.
We, as a union movement, need to develop a narrative around what a broadly defined and progressive company, with environmental and societal obligations, should look like.
6.5 Executive Pay and Wage Compression: The current crisis offers the trade union movement the opportunity to chime with the public mood and argue for radical and substantive wage compression – to bridge the growing gap between the low paid and ridiculously inflated Executive pay.
Spiralling Executive Pay has been described by the late JK Galbraith as "grand larceny" legitimised by the pretence of oversight by shareholders, head hunting recruiters, executive pay benchmarking and auditor regulation.(4)
It is time for the trade union movement to tackle the pay gap. We could, for instance:
Argue that no public sector post (including within the Banking sector) should be remunerated beyond £100,000 pa
Argue, as a general rule, that we adopt the ratio system in place within the Royal Navy that no employee should be paid more than 8 times the rate of the lowest paid employee.
Wage compression is a powerful argument which will sit well with the public and should be made, repeatedly.
6.6 Pensions: Finally the trade union movement should argue for "Fair Shares for Pensioners". The approach to pensions taken by the late Barbara Castle(5) was a simple and fair one based on:
A proper, uplifted state pension, indexed linked to earnings, as the building block to saving through the working life
A restoration of the State Earnings Related Pension (SERPs) as the basic second tier pension (except where an employee prefers to save through a properly regulated, approved, company pension scheme).
The effect of this would be to promote the more 'conservative' frugal and sustainable framework for people to be enabled to save responsibly for the future. This would also militate against the frivolous, consumer binging which has been the 'bedrock' of the British 'boom' under New Labour.
NORTHERN IRELAND SPECIFIC MEASURES
The most important, Northern Ireland specific measures should be about the use of the state to protect jobs and embed the focus on the productive and green economies.
7.1 Procurement: The government's large planned capital programme should be fast-tracked – but fast-tracked within the context of a socialised public procurement process. The Capital programme is vital, immediate and urgent, in order to keep jobs in the construction sector. The demise of WorkForce 2010 (and by implication, the corporate welfare scheme of PFI/PPP) is welcome. The Trade union movement should press for immediate resolution of the procurement crisis in government (and within the Strategic Investment Board) but implementation of the already agreed, equality proofed Procurement guidance.
7.2 Govt Apprenticeships: Given the paucity of an employer base capable of hosting work based apprenticeships, the state apparatus should step in. Why not Engineering apprenticeships in the Roads Service or Translink/NIR, or forestry/carpentry apprenticeships in the Forestry Service? Why not horticultural apprentices within local government?
7.3 Private Sector Apprenticeships: The concentration should be in developing a rigorous, quality, apprenticeship system for only priority sectors with productive or manufacturing functions. Such apprenticeship frameworks should be developed within tripartite structures involving the State, the Employers (perhaps through the relevant Sector Skills Council) and the Employees representatives (Unions). Moving away from a "voluntaristic" model of apprenticeships which has largely failed to a front loaded, and long term planned and rigorous programme of study and work experience.
All other apprenticeship frameworks, notably those in the services sector, should be scrapped (with each of these sectors relying on the National Vocational Qualification system, employer training and "on the job" training). A high quality apprenticeship programme should also be built-in as an integral part of the £16 billion capital and infrastructure programme.
7.4 The Green Economy: Measures should be taken to promote the green economy. The German achievement of vast job creation and investment in low carbon technologies has not been looked at by the NI Executive – but has come within the mainstream of Government thinking in the Republic under the influence of Green Party's Eamon Ryan. Fianna Fail were not behind the door in stealing ideas from the German system of Mitbestimmung (co-determination); they won't be shy to steal German ideas on the green economy either. And with over 200,000 Euro investment pledged to energy related research over the next 5 years, Ireland – from a low base – could now – under the impetus of the credit crunch – seriously promote a low carbon economy. It is likely that we'll see incentives to develop low energy transport; we'll see energy efficient building regulations; we'll see a growing commitment to bio-fuels in public transport and we'll see the promotion of a shift towards energy crops in farming.
All of the above should be considered in Northern Ireland, notwithstanding that even an Environmental Protection Agency has been too much for some.
Given the temperate climate enjoyed by Northern Ireland, we should be a world leader in forestry, carpentry and wood products. A strategic, large scale, shift towards reforestation will have significant short term benefits in terms of intensity of labour – and significant advantages over the long term, not just in "green gain", but in skills development, and wood related manufactures. Reforestation should be a significant long term theme for the movement.
7.5 Political: The union movement needs to hone its argument in respect of those who in the NI Executive who might see public sectors cuts as an appropriate response to the crisis. Our argument should be that local politics should "share the pain" Nothing in the Programme for Government tackles vastly over-bureaucratic governance – the ridiculous spectacle of 11 Departments on top of 108 MLAs double and treble jobbing, state funding of up to a thousand political jobs, many filled by political spouses and relatives. Although the 26 Councils will reduce to 11, some 460 councillors will be retained – a huge over provision. The OFMDFM has more staff than had Bush's White House, and 10 times Alex Salmond's equivalent (and more powerful) office in Scotland! It should be noted that Peter Robinson and his family have benefited to the tune of close to half a million pounds in 2006-07 from the public purse from tax funded political salaries and allowances in respect of their council, Assembly and Westminster roles. And the Finance Minister's family 'take' is set to rise in 2007-08.*
(NB * The breakdown of public funding received by the Robinson family for 2007-08 won't be known for some time, but the figure will be higher than that for 2006-07. Mr Robinson is now a Minister (of Finance), with Mrs Robinson holding a remunerated Stormont Committee Chairmanship (of the Health Committee), and with MLA office running costs have increased by around £20,000 per member. Within their allowances, the Robinsons employ all three of their children, plus a daughter-in-law.)
Mark Langhammer
Personal capacity
(1) Fantasy Island: Waking up to the incredible economic, political and social illusions of the Blair legacy: Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson; Constable 2007; www.constablerobinson.com ISBN 978-1-84529-605-6
(2) The Mission Billions: The UK Tax Gap, Richard Murphy (Director of Tax Research LLP www.taxresearch.org.uk ) for the Trades Union Council, www.tuc.org.uk 2008, ISBN 978-1-85006-814-3
(3) Guardian Finance Section: Scheme to save taxpayers money that became a tax avoidance scheme: Tuesday March 4th 2008
(4) JK Galbraith: The Economics of Innocent Fraud, 2004
(5) Fair Shares for Pensioners Our Evidence to the Pensions Review Body: Barbara Castle, Pete Townsend et al 1998


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Update on Application Format for RFA-DA-08-010, The National Institute on Drug Abuse HIV/AIDS Pilot Proteomics Centers (P20)
Notice Number: NOT-DA-08-010
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), (http://www.nida.nih.gov)
This notice is to clarify application instructions for RFA-DA-08-010, The National Institute on Drug Abuse HIV/AIDS Pilot Proteomics Centers (P20).
The announcement states: "The Director of each Pilot Proteomics Center must be a senior scientist with substantial research and track record in proteomics." If an applicant is concerned that he/she does not have a substantial research and track record in proteomics, someone should be named who can satisfy the need for proteomics expertise. That person must commit a minimum of 20% effort to the center in addition to the 25% effort of the PI.
The application should utilize PHS Form 398 and include the following components in the specified order:
Information for the Entire Center:
Face Page (noting this RFA in Item 2) - Information provided here should pertain to the entire Center.
Description, Performance Sites, and Key Personnel (Form Page 2) - Information provided here should pertain to the entire Center.
Table of Contents for the entire application (Form Page 3)
Budget Information (Form Pages 4 and 5) - Categorical figures should be provided to reflect the budget of the overall Center. Since detailed budget justifications will be provided separately for each project and core, only items for which a narrative justification is not provided elsewhere should be described here.
Biographical Sketches of Key Personnel - Biographical sketches should be provided for key personnel of the entire Center, with the Principal Investigator being first. Other key personnel should be arranged alphabetically by surname.
Resources - Resources described here should be restricted to those not described separately for the individual projects and cores (as described below).
General Description for the Overall Center and Administrative Core (not to exceed 15 pages total) - Provide an overview of the entire proposed Center describing the central research theme and the goals to be achieved. Describe how the overall Center will achieve its major scientific objectives and how the Center organization will foster the development of ways to achieve these goals. Explain the proposed contribution of each of the projects and cores in addressing the central research question, how the components relate to each other scientifically (e.g., how will the results in individual projects influence the direction and goals of the center), and how they will benefit from the establishment of the center. Also fully describe the operation of the center ("Administrative Core"), including the working administrative and logistical arrangements, as well as the resource support necessary to implement the research. Plans for the overall and day-to-day management of the proposed center should be included, including the roles and responsibilities of the Center Director, Principal Investigators of the projects and cores, and other personnel with administrative and management responsibilities. Methods and means for the establishment and maintenance of effective communication and integration of the center components, at both the scientific and administrative level, should also be detailed. When multiple institutional sites are involved, a detailed description of the cooperative administrative arrangements should be included (documentation of these arrangements should be included in the "Letters of Support" section). Present evidence that the research team will be able to work together to achieve the research goals of the Center, preliminary results that bear directly on the goals of the center, evidence of competence in the areas proposed, and any other information that speaks to feasibility. The proposed interactions and collaboration across projects and cores should be described in detail. Included in this section is the manner in which an external advisory board will advise the Center. Prospective board members should not be chosen or contacted prior to a funding decision and therefore should not be named anywhere in the application.
For each project or core, the information should be arranged in the following order:
Title page: Descriptive title, principal investigator(s) for the project or core and performance Sites of the project or core. NOTE: this is NOT the PHS 398 face page.
Description, Performance Sites, and Key Personnel (Form Page 2) - Information provided here should pertain specifically to the project or core.
Budget Information (Form Pages 4 and 5) - Detailed budget information for the project or core including a narrative justification.
Resources – Referring specifically to the project or core.
Research Plan for Individual Projects (not to exceed 15 pages each) – Should include specific aims, background and significance, preliminary studies if available, and research design and methods, as indicated in the PHS 398 instructions. Address the status of current research efforts on the topic, the limitations of these, why the particular research question lends itself to the integrative approach that defines the Center and how the proposed project will be linked to and integrated with other proposed Center projects – e.g., how will the results obtained in this project influence the conduct of the others. Within the space allowed, describe the research design and methods and address issues of feasibility, potential pitfalls, alternative approaches, and relevance to Center goals.
Descriptions of Scientific Cores (Not to exceed a total of 25 pages combined for all cores except Administrative core above) – Describe how the core will contribute to the overall goals of the Center, including the facilities, resources, services, and professional skills that the facility will provide. Provide a research plan for each scientific core. List which projects will be supported by the core and how that support will be rendered.
Note that the Center PI's name, not the project PI or the core PI's name should appear at the top of each page of the application.
Literature Cited - This section should include and compile literature cited throughout the application.
Letters of Support from Institutions and Collaborators – Letters of support should make clear what resources will be committed to the proposed center above and beyond what is now provided to the center participants. Also included in this section should be assurances from Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees and/or Institutional Review Boards (though the latter are not required at peer review).
Appendix material – please see https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-07-018.html for permitted appendix material. For this FOA, up to three publications may be submitted. Please read NOT-OD-07-018 for the types of publications allowed.
Christine Colvis, Ph.D.
Division of Basic Neuroscience and Behavioral Research
Neurosciences Center, Room 4282
6001 Executive Blvd.
Bethesda, MD 20892-9555
Email: ccolvis@nida.nih.gov
Diane Lawrence, Ph.D.
Email: lawrencedi@nida.nih.gov
Office of Extramural
Research (OER) National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Bethesda, Maryland 20892 Department of Health


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An alkaline environment may also make certain chemotherapy drugs more effective and less toxic, though this has not yet been validated by research.
However, as always, moderation is best. If your stomach environment is too alkaline (alkalosis), you might experience confusion, nausea or muscles twitches.
Your best option is to limit acidic foods and eat plenty of alkaline foods.
Fruits and vegetables have a negative Potential Renal Acid Load (PRAL) score, which means, in simple terms, that they may not produce the effect you would expect. When foods reach the kidney, they produce more ammonium (acid) or bicarbonate (alkaline), and this result is called the PRAL score.
For example, a lemon is acidic outside your body, but when eaten, it has an alkalinizing effect. Contrary to this, milk is alkaline outside your body, but is acidic when eaten.
*Regardless of your pH, these foods should be limited or avoided when seeking better health.
Note that these lists of foods are not exhaustive but will get you started in the right direction. And do not necessarily eliminate eggs or walnuts from your diet, as they offer many other health benefits, but just be aware that they are more acidic foods.
More regimented than just being mindful of eating an acidic vs alkaline diet, some people actually choose to follow the alkaline diet, also known as the alkaline ash diet, alkaline acid diet, acid alkaline diet, acid ash diet or pH diet. This diet's protocol allows fruits, vegetables, soybeans and tofu (organic, without the isolates), some nuts, seeds and legumes. But you need to avoid dairy, meat, eggs, most grains, walnuts, processed foods, alcohol and caffeine. The alkaline diet works for both vegans and vegetarians.
Too much acid does no good whatsoever.
Keep in mind that calcium is the most important mineral your body uses to neutralize acid, which in turn, helps prevent osteoporosis. If you choose to follow the alkaline diet, be sure you get plenty of calcium through leafy greens, sea vegetables, nuts (except walnuts) and sesame seeds.
Adding more alkaline foods will likely benefit your health, as many of those foods are fresh fruits and vegetables, which we can't seem to get enough of. But if you have other health conditions or think you may already be too alkaline, consider testing your own pH level using a special litmus paper before making any drastic changes to your diet.


SPR (Special Purpose Rifle) Upper 17.9", Rifle length Gas system.
This upper is built on a MIL Spec upper with MIL Spec Bolt and Carrier.
We use the same match grade barrels that our competitive shooters use.
Comes with a standard A2 suppressor installed.
If you want to use something different, you are welcome to send your parts and we will adjust the price and install your parts.
If you have other parts or custom parts like a 'Tac Latch' or a special flash suppressor and would like us to assemble to your upper, we would be happy to do that for you too.
Standard labor for assembly is $50-$100.


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using Newtonsoft.Json;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Data;

namespace Serenity.Data
{
    public class ByteArrayField : CustomClassField<byte[]>
    {
        public ByteArrayField(ICollection<Field> collection, string name, LocalText caption = null, int size = 0, FieldFlags flags = FieldFlags.Default,
            Func<Row, byte[]> getValue = null, Action<Row, byte[]> setValue = null)
            : base(collection, name, caption, size, flags, getValue, setValue)
        {
        }

        public static ByteArrayField Factory(ICollection<Field> collection, string name, LocalText caption, int size, FieldFlags flags,
            Func<Row, byte[]> getValue, Action<Row, byte[]> setValue)
        {
            return new ByteArrayField(collection, name, caption, size, flags, getValue, setValue);
        }

        public override void GetFromReader(IDataReader reader, int index, Row row)
        {
            if (reader == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException("reader");

            if (reader.IsDBNull(index))
                _setValue(row, null);
            else
            {
                long available = reader.GetBytes(index, (long)0, null, 0, 0);
                byte[] a = new byte[available];
                if (a.Length > 0)
                    reader.GetBytes(index, (long)0, a, 0, a.Length);
                _setValue(row, a);
            }

            if (row.tracking)
                row.FieldAssignedValue(this);
        }

        protected override int CompareValues(byte[] value1, byte[] value2)
        {
            var length = Math.Min(value1.Length, value2.Length);
            for (var i = 0; i < length; i++)
            {
                var c = value1[i].CompareTo(value2[i]);
                if (c != 0)
                    return c;
            }

            return value2.Length.CompareTo(value2.Length);
        }

        protected override byte[] Clone(byte[] value)
        {
            return (byte[])value.Clone();
        }

        public override void ValueToJson(JsonWriter writer, Row row, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            var value = _getValue(row);
            if (value == null)
                writer.WriteNull();
            else
            {
                writer.WriteValue(value);
            }
        }

        public override void ValueFromJson(JsonReader reader, Row row, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            if (reader == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException("reader");

            switch (reader.TokenType)
            {
                case JsonToken.Null:
                case JsonToken.Undefined:
                    _setValue(row, null);
                    break;
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                    _setValue(row, Convert.FromBase64String((string)reader.Value));
                    break;
                case JsonToken.Bytes:
                    _setValue(row, (byte[])reader.Value);
                    break;
                default:
                    throw JsonUnexpectedToken(reader);
            }

            if (row.tracking)
                row.FieldAssignedValue(this);
        }
    }
}

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Uniformed Public Services students heard a real life testimony from a Holocaust survivor on Wednesday, 3rd April 2019.
Born in France, Marcel Ladenheim recalled his experiences of the Holocaust during World War II. The visit was organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET).
Forming part of their studies into World War II, students watched a BBC2 documentary, 'Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution', that revealed the horrific treatment of Jews throughout the course of the Second World War. 79-year-old Marcel spoke from the heart about the division and significant effect on his family.
His mother was forced to take her young boys into hiding to escape capture at a time when France was under increasing Nazi influence. Marcel's father was taken away and sent to a concentration camp, Auschwitz, from where he would never return. A family hid the two brothers but they were split when the family realised the danger in harbouring Jews, arranging for Marcel to be looked after by two sisters, Ogla and Esther Masoli. He was hidden by the Masoli sisters for the duration of the war.
Marcel's face lit up when recalling being happy with the Masoli sisters and enjoying glorious Christmas days with toy soldiers and toy cars. Following the end of the war, he was reunited with his brother and mother.
Karen Pollock MBE, Chief Executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust added: "The Holocaust Educational Trust educates and engages students from across the UK, from all communities about the Holocaust and there can be no better way than through the first-hand testimony of a survivor. Marcel's story is one of tremendous courage during horrific circumstances and by hearing his testimony, students will have the opportunity to learn where prejudice and racism can ultimately lead.
Marcel's testimony gave Uniformed Public Services students an understanding of historical events in relation to racism on a mass scale and an invaluable, unique insight into an experience of a Holocaust survivor.
Brooklands College wishes to extend a thank you to both the Holocaust Educational Trust and Marcel Ladenheim.


The Ragga Twins own an off licence on Pitfield Street, i think, called Cheap Booze, which has helped keep them going through the lean times. 6 for GBP5 definitely, and they may even squeeze an 8 for GBP6. Their studio is downstairs in the basement, and you can hear them recording whilst choosing your booze.


On a driving holiday in Europe, we found ourselves checked into the Continental Parkhotel in Lugano, a lovely lakeside city in southern Switzerland. The hotel overlooks the old town, across a railway line, and consists of a grand old building, plus a newer annex where the cheaper rooms are.
Normally the breakfast buffets at hotels in this part of the world have a selection of hot food, bread, cold meats, cheeses, and fruit. Sometimes they have cakes or tarts. But as I surveyed the offerings on this fine morning, I spied, lurking between a row of doughnuts and muffins, a procession of vanilla slices! Having the luxury of taking whatever I wanted for breakfast, I first filled up on healthy things like muesli and fruit, before returning to the buffet to grab a vanilla slice.
I made my way to the northern Sydney suburb of St Ives in search of La Petite Lorraine, a bakery which appears frequently when Googling "best vanilla slice in Sydney". Its name jumped out of the web page so many times that I had to make the pilgrimage. Alas, when I arrived, La Petitie Lorraine was nowhere to be found, even with the help of Google Maps telling me that I was standing less than 5 metres from its location.
Assuming there was some location error, or that the place had closed, I sought refuge from the burning sunshine inside the St Ives Shopping Village – which is really just a mid-sized indoor shopping centre. There were a couple of bakeries in there, and I located one which had both sausage rolls and vanilla slices: the Bakehouse Cafe. Despite the "Cafe" in its name, it was really just a bakery counter front, with no tables or service other than two women behind the cash register selling the baked goods.
I procured the roll and slice, and then with no nearby seating available, walked the length of the shopping centre to the food court area to find a table. (Mrs Snot Block & Roll acquired a date scone, which was large and chunky, and declared it to be quite good.) Sitting down, I began examining the sausage roll, which had been packaged in a brown paper bag emblazoned with the logo of the Bakehouse Cafe.


My nephew Bill finally got married, thanks to the Supreme Court. And we're finally interviewing for an Executive Vice Chancellor at UWT. A month of finally.
Picked champagne grapes in Oregon, bottled carmenere grapes from Washington. Life is beautiful.
Summer should be quiet at UWT. So far, two conference presentations and a quick trip to NSF. I'm limp.
So glad you found me, however you arrived (sent, wandered or 'the Google'). We travel such eclectic paths to wind up where we're going these digital days--but wherever you go, there you are, as Buddhists say. So here I am!
If your life is like mine, you seek knowledge and meaning constantly and want it quickly. It's no longer what each of us know that defines the elusive 'smart'-- it's that we can find what we need to know when we need it.
If you're seeking more social or negotiated knowledge, please tweet, Skype, HangOut, visit my blog or FB me. I love information, but have little time to linger over creating static pages. Plus, I've lost faith that truth today is what I'll believe tomorrow. Most of my thoughts will soon be wrong, obsolete or insensible to defend, so what is written here is time-specific artifacts of record - or I've forgotten to update.
I suppose I still have a few fixed opinions that are rant-worthy, but I've learned from social media that I'm not a consistent recorder. I'd like to study why that might be. In another lifetime, mere moments away, I could become a digital extrovert; I could become consistent and pattern-driven; it could happen. But till then I'm quietly here... and I know you're out there somewhere. Please connect if you need/miss me or have an opinion, question, rant or collaboration idea to share.


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New Book: Creating Independent Serious Games From Start to Finish
Via: End to End Game Development Blog
The tools for game creation are more widely available, and less costly, than ever before. Schools, businesses, organizations (public and private) and political movements are all aware of the power of interactive games to teach, train, and persuade — and grants, internal corporate funding and other monies are often available to create serious game and simulation products. But if you've never made a game before, what do you do with that money?
End to End Game Development: Creating Independent Serious Games From Start to Finish, issued in December 15, 2009, is about the process of conceptualizing, developing, producing, distributing and marketing independent serious games and simulations.
Written by two veteran media content producers and creators, End to End Game Development provides no-nonsense advice and a step-by-step process to building an independent, low-budget serious game or simulation from start to finish.
Interested in a more detailed overview of how to combine narrative with gameplay? Wondering if classic Hollywood storytelling techniques might apply to the creation of serious games and simulations? Check out the author's first book for Focal Press, Story and Simulations for Serious Games, issued in November 29, 2006.
Nick Iuppa
Nick Iuppa has 40 years experience as a production executive, writer and interactive designer for entertainment and industry. Recently Nick completed an 11-year stint with Paramount Pictures where he served as Vice President and Creative Director of Paramount Digital Entertainment. For more about Nick…
Terry Borst
End to End Game Development is the second book Terry Borst has co-authored on the subject of serious game and simulation development, based on his narrative scripting and design work in the field during the decade. For more about Terry…
Extended & Bonus Chapters
There are good reasons to visit their website, and here are a few of them:
• View, print and download an extended chapter 20 (Selecting Development Tools), an extended chapter 21 (The Design Document), and a bonus chapter 28 (Your Game, Version 2.0). And read updated information about game engine licensing fees (free! — in an increasing number of cases).
•A bonus fable! More on wizards and corporate wizardry
Product Description By Amazon
You're part of a new venture, an independent gaming company, and you are about to undertake your first development project. The client wants a serious game, one with instructional goals and assessment metrics. Or you may be in a position to green light such a project yourself, believing that it can advance your organization's mission and goals. This book provides a proven process to take an independent game project from start to finish.
In order to build a successful game, you need to wear many hats. There are graphic artists, software engineers, designers, producers, marketers - all take part in the process at various (coordinated) stages, and the end result is hopefully a successful game. Veteran game producers and writers (Iuppa and Borst) cover all of these areas for you, with step by step instructions and checklists to get the work done.
The final section of the book offers a series of case studies from REAL indy games that have been developed and launched successfully, and show exactly how the principles outlined in the book can be applied to real world products.


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