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New Jersey Real Estate News
'The Future Is Now': Is Newark's Long-Awaited Revival Finally Happening?
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December 12, 2018 Matthew Rothstein, Bisnow East Coast
Newark's real estate community is as confident as ever that, in the words of multiple panelists at Bisnow's Future of Newark event at the Prudential Center, "the future is now."
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CBRE Executive Vice President Jeremy Neuer, Lotus Equity Group founder and CEO Ben Korman, Cushman & Wakefield Consulting Vice Chairman Robert Rudin and L&M Development Partners Vice President of Development Jonathan Cortell
The long-running theme of updating New Jersey's real estate to reflect the demands of today's residential and office tenants is around creating a sense of place. The model has been proven to work at Prism Capital Partners' ON3 development in Clifton and Nutley as well as Ralph Zucker's Bell Works in Holmdel, and multiple panelists believe Newark is poised to be the next success story.
Two major projects have the potential to bring millions of square feet of development, and they have both taken major steps forward this year. The timing is no accident, according to Lotus Equity Group founder and CEO Ben Korman, who cited the dual population shifts of New Yorkers priced out of the city and suburban millennials heading for urban areas as key indicators.
"We wanted to make sure that Newark is ready, because timing is critical," Korman said.
Lotus is replacing the former Minor League Baseball stadium at Riverfront Square with a massive complex of office, residential and retail buildings, with a focus on an active street level to achieve that sense of place, Korman said.
"Newark needs to be a real, 24/7, live-work-play environment," Korman said. "And the question has been 'How do you do that?' for four decades. We think housing is the way to do that, and retail will follow and activate the streets. When the streets are activated, safety will become less of an issue."
After purchasing the site in 2016, Lotus released renderings and a site plan earlier this year, though it has not set a groundbreaking date. The other, arguably more significant, project is already underway in the heart of the city.
Riker Danzig counsel James Maggio, J+L Cos. principal Gabriel Lopez, Edison Properties EVP of Development Michael Sommer, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment Senior Vice President of Strategy for Prudential Center Gabe Harris and Newark Deputy Mayor/Chief of Development Carmelo Garcia
The 22-acre Mulberry Commons is a public-private partnership between the city of Newark, the Newark Community Economic Development Corp., the Newark Downtown District, J+L Cos., Edison Properties and the Prudential Center. The public elements include a 3-acre park and a pedestrian bridge connecting Downtown Newark with Newark Penn Station and the Ironbound neighborhood, around which private developers hope to build a host of new properties.
"In cities around the country, a public park is often the origin for spurring major development and redevelopment," Newark Deputy Mayor and Chief of Development Carmelo Garcia said. "So we decided Mulberry Commons would be that destination park."
The area that will become Mulberry Commons is surrounded by McCarter Highway, Prudential Center and the office plaza Gateway Center. The city contributed $10M to the park, adding to $100M of private investment. The park and bridge are estimated to be completed early next year, followed by the first office component in Edison Properties' Ironside project.
Edison's redevelopment of a former warehouse sits down the street from the Prudential Center at the corner of Edison Place and McCarter Highway. The company has already landed Mars-Wrigley as a key office tenant, and is moving its own headquarters into the seven-story, 456K SF building. Edison Executive Vice President of Development Michael Sommer said it is the first of a series of developments the company has planned for the commons.
"It seemed crazy to leave a vacant warehouse on what would be Mulberry Commons, but also its location of Main and Main with the intersection of McCarter and Edison is unmatched," Sommer said in explaining the decision to start with Ironside.
Bisnow's icon on the Jumbotron at Prudential Center for the Future of Newark event on Nov. 28, 2018
Closer to Penn Station, J+L has just delivered the second of several multifamily projects it has planned to fit within Mulberry Commons, called Textile Lofts. The division of labor is emblematic of the collaborative process behind Mulberry Commons, according to J+L principal Gabriel Lopez.
"We're each working on a different component of the live-work-play [elements]," Lopez said. "Edison has the office component, the Prudential Center is helping with retail, and we're building the residential density around Penn Station."
The partnership between the companies and the various public entities dates back over 10 years, to the construction of the Prudential Center, according to Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment Senior Vice President of Strategy for Prudential Center Gabe Harris. It started as a way to ensure the growth of the area proceeded in coherent fashion.
But a more recent development has strengthened the business community's belief in cooperation: the Amazon HQ2 pitch. Though Newark ultimately lost out to Long Island City in New York and National Landing in Northern Virginia, its placement on the 20-city shortlist was a significant achievement in and of itself.
"The city identified what was compelling about Newark, and for the first time, we saw a broad PR push by the city," JLL Executive Managing Director Tim Greiner said.
That concerted effort showed how hard the city's community was willing to work at wooing a major employer, which has boosted its profile among potential tenants. It has also increased the number of interested investors, HFF Senior Managing Director Jose Cruz said.
"From the investor side, there is renewed interest and capital actually being put in place, rather than idle phone calls," Cruz said. "Goldman Sachs bought a shopping center on Springfield Avenue, and that's important because it's not just an urban renewal fund; that's their capital."
Cruz was quick to clarify that the city "still has a long ways to go" before it can be considered in the same breath as Jersey City, but Newark's relative value is also an asset as it seeks new office tenants.
"There's a whole host of new companies today that are attracted to new construction, but when they look at price differential, Ironside looks like mid-$30/SF in rents, while new construction looks to be around $50/SF," Greiner said. He is part of the leasing team for Ironside. "So there's a large pricing gap."
Bohler Engineering principal Grayson Murray, HFF Senior Managing Director Jose Cruz and JLL Executive Managing Director Tim Greiner
As a redevelopment of a historic or aged building, Ironside is far from alone in Newark, which Textile Lofts and L+M Development Partners' redevelopment of the former Hahne's department store exemplify. The value gap between a redevelopment and a new development is significant, and possibly made more so by the creation of qualified opportunity zones in the recent federal tax law.
"Generally speaking, in the real business these days, most investors are short-term-return-driven, not holding longer than five to seven years," Korman said. "And what makes opportunity zones interesting is that it takes pressure off [internal rate of return] and shifts it towards yield, which draws in more patient investors that can save money on those returns. That could be tremendous, and could help solve a lot of issues in post-industrial cities like Newark."
With Mayor Ras Baraka the recipient of unanimous praise from panelists as a friend to business and development, and many of those panelists actively working with each other on Mulberry Commons and other projects, the Future of Newark event was indicative of what makes the city such an exciting prospect these days.
"The fact that we're all here is evident that [Newark's revival] is happening now," Korman said.
Contact Matthew Rothstein at matt.rothstein@bisnow.com
Related Topics: JLL, HFF, Prudential Financial, Jose Cruz, Edison Properties, Newark Penn Station, Newark, Carmelo Garcia, Mulberry Commons, Ironside Newark, Michael Sommer, Amazon HQ2, Qualified Opportunity Zones, J+L Cos, Riverfront Square, Ben Korman, Lotus Equity Group, Gabe Harris
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package App::Wubot::Plugin::SunRise;
use Moose;

our $VERSION = '0.3.4'; # VERSION

use Astro::Sunrise;
use Date::Manip;
use POSIX qw(strftime);

use App::Wubot::Logger;
use App::Wubot::Util::TimeLength;

has 'timelength' => ( is => 'ro',
                      isa => 'App::Wubot::Util::TimeLength',
                      lazy => 1,
                      default => sub { return App::Wubot::Util::TimeLength->new(); },
                  );

with 'App::Wubot::Plugin::Roles::Cache';
with 'App::Wubot::Plugin::Roles::Plugin';

sub check {
    my ( $self, $inputs ) = @_;

    my $cache  = $inputs->{cache};

    my $now  = time;

    my $message = { coalesce => $self->key };

    # if the next sunrise/sunset event listed in the cache is in the
    # future, then use that date instead of re-calculating
    if ( $cache->{next_utime} && $cache->{next_utime} > $now ) {

        $message = $inputs->{cache};
        delete $message->{lastupdate};

        $message->{cache_remaining} = $cache->{next_utime} - $now;

        my $diff = $message->{next_utime} - $now;
        $message->{diff} = $diff;

        my $mins = int( $diff / 60 );

        # send a message when there is a round number of hours before
        # the next sunrise/sunset
        return unless $mins % 60 == 0;

        my $diff_time = $self->timelength->get_human_readable( $mins*60 );
        $message->{subject} = "$cache->{next} in $diff_time";

        return { react => $message };
    }

    my $config = $inputs->{config};

    $message->{sunrise} = sun_rise( $config->{longitude}, $config->{latitude} );
    $message->{sunset}  = sun_set(  $config->{longitude}, $config->{latitude} );

    my $dst_flag = ( localtime() )[-1];

    my $time = strftime( "%H:%M", localtime( $now ) );

    # if after sunset, get next sunrise time
    if ( $time gt $message->{sunset} ) {

        $message->{after_sunset} = 1;
        $message->{sunrise} = sun_rise( $config->{longitude}, $config->{latitude}, 0, 1 );

        $message->{next}       = 'sunrise';
        $message->{next_utime} = UnixDate( ParseDate( "tomorrow $message->{sunrise}" ), "%s" );
        if ( $dst_flag ) { $message->{next_utime} -= 3600 }
        $message->{next_until} = $self->timelength->get_human_readable( $message->{next_utime} - $now );

        $message->{subject}    = "$message->{next} in $message->{next_until}";
    }
    elsif ( $time lt $message->{sunrise} ) {
        $message->{before_sunrise} = 1;

        $message->{next}       = 'sunrise';
        $message->{next_utime} = UnixDate( ParseDate( $message->{sunrise} ), "%s" );
        if ( $dst_flag ) { $message->{next_utime} -= 3600 }
        $message->{next_until} = $self->timelength->get_human_readable( $message->{next_utime} - $now );

        $message->{subject}    = "$message->{next} in $message->{next_until}";
    }
    else {
        $message->{daytime} = 1;

        $message->{next}       = 'sunset';
        $message->{next_utime} = UnixDate( ParseDate( $message->{sunset} ), "%s" );
        if ( $dst_flag ) { $message->{next_utime} -= 3600 }
        $message->{next_until} = $self->timelength->get_human_readable( $message->{next_utime} - $now );

        $message->{subject}    = "$message->{next} in $message->{next_until}";
    }

    return { react => $message, cache => $message };
}

__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;

1;

__END__

=head1 NAME

App::Wubot::Plugin::SunRise - monitor the sunrise and sunset times

=head1 VERSION

version 0.3.4

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  ~/wubot/config/plugins/SunRise/home.yaml

  ---
  longitude: -123.4567890
  latitude: 46.8002468
  delay: 1m

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Uses L<Astro::Sunrise> to monitor the sunrise and sunset times based
on your location.

A notification will be sent after a state change, and then each hour
before the event.  For example, if the plugin is first run at 6:45pm,
and the sunset is at 9:30pm, then the following messages would be
sent:

  6:45pm - 2h45m until sunset
  7:30pm - 2h until sunset
  8:30pm - 1h until sunset
  9:30pm - sunset
  9:31pm - XhYm until sunrise
  ...

=head1 HINTS

If you find the monitor to be too noisy, the reactor could be used to
suppress some notifications.

=head1 CACHE

The time of the next sunrise or sunset will be cached in the global
cache.  This prevents needing to do the expensive calculation over and
over.

The cache file lives in:

  ~/wubot/cache/SunRise-home.yaml

=head1 SUBROUTINES/METHODS

=over 8

=item check( $inputs )

The standard monitor check() method.

=back

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INVESTOR INFORMATION Interesting Reports Investment Advice Adelaide Investment Advice COVID-19: Demystifying this Frightening Disease
COVID-19: Demystifying this Frightening Disease
Written by Mark Draper
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has shaken the global population to its core. The personal toll is enormous, and the fear, immense. In this special feature I will explain what the virus is, what makes it unique and the progress that has been made in developing a treatment and vaccine. The collaboration between pharma, biotech and medtech companies, as well as researchers has been astounding and gives me great confidence that we will win this fight.
Within a very short period of time, the world has shifted its focus to a virus that measures roughly 50-200 nanometres1. Suddenly, we have all become familiar with scientific terms such as viral spread, PCR testing capacity, antibodies, viral shedding and many more. Economists have become epidemiologists hoping to model the outbreak, while we have also witnessed the limitations of many healthcare systems.
Viruses are a part of life. There are plant viruses, animal viruses and viruses that infect bacteria. Over time, outbreaks occur and can be devastating. Polio was an example of a seasonal, frightening viral epidemic in the 1940s and 1950s that was eventually eliminated by vaccination. There is no reason to believe that we will not be successful combating SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus.
SARS-CoV-2 is a member of the Coronaviridae family, a rather large clan with two subfamilies (Coronavirinae and Torovirinae) that can infect humans as well as animals. These subfamilies have several members and there are four coronaviruses that we have all most likely had exposure to. They cause mild symptoms, such as the common cold and require no diagnostic testing. However, occasionally we see a coronavirus that causes very unpleasant diseases, such as SARS (2002/2003), MERS (2012/2015) and now COVID-19.
This latest virus outbreak will change our view about this viral family, vaccination, pandemic preparedness and antiviral therapeutics. It is highly plausible that we may require vaccination against this culprit with additional booster shots annually. Given what we are seeing today, this new coronavirus is here to stay.
Viruses are simple but sophisticated creatures. They have an outer shell and sometimes an inner one as well. Inside, is the viral genome, often with some viral functional proteins attached to it. The outer shell tends to have family-specific characteristics that determine which and how the virus infects its host. Coronaviruses like respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts. So-called spike proteins that sit on the outer shell of the virus have a high affinity for proteins localised in our throat, lungs and gut. It is this outer shell that disintegrates when it contacts soap, hence the reason why washing our hands is so crucial. Similarly, we as the host, are crucial for the survival of the virus. Viruses cannot replicate by themselves, they need the host's 'machinery' to multiply. Viruses are masters at exploiting the host's machinery and they know how to adapt, so it is essential we deny them any opportunity to find another host by practising social distancing. Some viruses are very clever, they have worked out that causing mild disease is better as the host keeps socialising, which guarantees survival of the virus, while the more aggressive (not so clever) viruses cause devastating diseases and hence eliminate themselves quickly. SARS-CoV-2 falls into the sophisticated category as it replicates in the upper respiratory tract (e.g. throat), causing mild symptoms vs. its cousin SARS-CoV that settles deep in the lungs. Transmission from the throat is much easier and hence requires drastic actions to slow it down and stop its spread. Scientists are closing in on this virus a lot faster than we have ever seen before.
What we learnt from HIV
Thanks to the advanced scientific tools we use today in the laboratory, we have been able to identify and study SARS-CoV-2 and its lifecycle at a rapid speed. It is worthwhile revisiting the AIDS/HIV epidemic in the 1980s to understand how far we have come. In 1981, the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) started to see patients with diseases that occurred due to a malfunctioning immune system. However, nobody knew what was causing this immune deficiency. A year later, the disease was called AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). In 1983, French scientists postulated that a retrovirus could be the cause of AIDS, which was confirmed by US scientists the following year. In 1985, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first commercial HIV blood test that detected antibodies in a patient's blood. A molecular test, similar to what is being used today to detect SARS-CoV-2, was only available for HIV in the mid-1990s. The first antiviral drug was approved in 1987. Compare this timetable to the current pandemic. Late last year, news emerged from China about a respiratory disease that did not test positive for any known respiratory pathogen. It quickly emerged that it was due to a new coronavirus. The genome of the virus was rapidly sequenced and distributed to scientists globally and molecular tests were established. Biotechs and pharmaceutical (pharma) companies quickly looked inside their drug cabinets for potential therapies as well as how their technologies could be applied to make specific drugs and vaccines for this new virus. It has been a phenomenal global effort. Currently, we are awaiting clinical trial data for the first repurposed antiviral therapy (Gilead Science's Remdesivir, which was originally developed to treat Ebola), while the first vaccine is also already being tested in humans. It may feel like a long time but it has only been months.
The virus itself is being studied intensely by several groups around the world. The spike proteins that make up the outer shell have been analysed and scientists have elucidated the structure of one of the viral functional proteins called protease, which is immensely important, as it will allow scientists to develop anti-protease inhibitors, which were crucial in treating HIV.
Scientists are simultaneously studying the immune system's response to the virus and have identified Interleukin-6 (IL-6) as a key mediator, hence Roche's IL-6 Antibody Actemra is being used to treat COVID-19 in some hospitals, while clinical trials are ongoing. Meanwhile, Sanofi/Regeneron's IL-6 antibody has also just entered clinical trials for COVID-19.
We know from previous viral outbreaks that patients who have recovered from a virus will have produced antibodies that neutralise the virus, so Japanese pharmaceutical company, Takeda has started collecting plasma from patients who have recovered from COVID-19 to give to patients currently suffering from the disease. CSL has recently joined Takeda to work together on such a plasma-derived product.
Regeneron, a US biotech, is using its antibody engineering capability to find antibodies that target the virus. Those antibodies should move into human testing later this year. Alnylam and Vir Biotechnology are working on a long-acting small interfering RNA (siRNA) therapeutics targeting the virus. Vir is also working on antibodies with GSK.
The ability to explore and investigate so many different drug modalities was not possible during other viral outbreaks as we did not have the technological capability.
There has been a lot of debate about the lack of testing capacity, but overall, the scientific community, including biotechs, pharma and medtechs, have all shown great leadership in this pandemic. The collaboration and sheer speed in detecting the virus and developing a treatment have been unprecedented. Not that long ago, pharma and biotechs were in the political crossfire regarding high drug prices. In this pandemic, the industry has the opportunity to set the record straight and show their full capabilities. In years to come, this industry, along with the medical profession, will be viewed through a very different lens.
Vaccines, the holy grail to combat infectious diseases, are also experiencing immense activity by traditional vaccine companies and also by biotechs who use new transformative technologies, such as messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA).
The concept of a vaccine is simple. A venture capitalist recently described it in the easiest possible way; likening a vaccine to sending a "wanted criminal dossier" to the immune system, that shows the immune cells what to look out for and prepare to capture the 'criminal'. Sometimes, the immune cells are able to see the picture of the criminal just once to ensure the immune cells can fight off the criminal, other times, they need to be reminded again i.e. get a booster.
The criminal dossier can come in different forms. It can be very detailed (a weakened form of the virus) or it may only have some very poignant features of the criminal (parts of the virus that are very immunogenic).
It takes time for laboratories to make a virus that replicates the criminal dossier. Firstly, scientists need to figure out how best to make it, or which part of the virus they should focus on. Manufacturing then has to be scaled up, which all requires a significant amount of money. The vaccine then needs to be tested at length and many millions/billions of dosages have to be manufactured. Today, four companies dominate the vaccine industry (GSK, Pfizer, Sanofi, Merck) with Australian company, CSL a distant fifth and Johnson & Johnson always keen to participate.
The potential long lead times and significant upfront costs have, however, not deterred Sanofi and Johnson & Johnson from applying their more traditional vaccine-making approach. Both companies are actively working on the criminal dossier and Johnson & Johnson is due to start trials later this year.
Platinum has followed the vaccine space for more than a decade and we have long hoped that technology advances would one day change the way vaccines are made. Using cell lines (where a permanently established cell culture multiplies indefinitely) has been one significant step along this path, but overall, the vaccine industry has remained a tight oligopoly.
In recent years, the potential to use mRNA as a therapeutic treatment and as a vaccine has emerged. We have been following the progress closely and invested in two companies in this space, Moderna and BioNTech, some time ago. The pandemic has placed mRNA and both companies firmly in the global spotlight. US-based Moderna was able to start clinical trials within 63 days of receiving the genomic sequence of the new virus. BioNTech has been slightly slower, but recently expanded its partnership with Pfizer and also entered a partnership with Chinese company, Fosun to develop its vaccine candidate. Curevac, another privately- owned German mRNA biotech backed by SAP co-founder Dietmar Hopp, is also busy developing a vaccine, while Sanofi recently expanded its alliance with biotech, Translate Bio.
Using mRNA for vaccine development is quite an elegant approach and Moderna and BioNTech have invested considerable effort in designing and selecting the best possible mRNA molecule for a respective protein of interest. It remains to be seen if it works, however, both companies have received support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and have large partners for various pipeline products. Some established vaccine makers are sceptical, but Moderna has been the first to take their mRNA to the clinic.
mRNA explained
mRNA is a molecule that functions naturally in our bodies as an intermediary between our genes and our proteins. It is the blueprint for our proteins and essentially a copy of the gene encoding the protein. If designed and delivered correctly, cells will recognise the mRNA and start making the protein. For vaccines and therapeutics alike, the mRNA can be quickly designed (by the right team of scientists) in the lab once the scientists know which is the correct viral particle to make. Usually, several mRNAs are made and scientists quickly assess which one is the most suitable. Manufacturing these chemical molecules (or information molecules, as Moderna calls them) can be done with a much smaller manufacturing footprint and also at a fraction of the cost of making traditional vaccines or protein therapeutics, as it is not a protein, it is the information to make the end product. In the end, the 'active' product, the vaccine or the therapeutic protein, is made by the person who receives the mRNA injection. Humans essentially function as the manufacturing site for the mRNA vaccine.
We are convinced that these multiple vaccine efforts (traditional and modern) will result in a product, potentially as a first-generation product that will give companies time to refine their efforts and develop the next generation of longer-lasting vaccines.
A global logistical exercise
Apart from the scientific approach that is being undertaken to combat the virus, this pandemic is also witnessing large- scale crisis planning and management in different countries.
Molecular testing has been a key pillar in managing the viral spread. It is clear, however, that the supply of these tests cannot fulfil demand. Each country has taken slightly different approaches to testing. Some countries are actively looking for asymptomatic infected individuals, while others are struggling to keep on top of the symptomatic patients. Testing guidelines will undoubtedly change over time and serological testing, whereby a test determines antiviral antibodies in a patient's blood, will complement molecular testing in the future.
In a pandemic, facts determine your management plan and as the facts change so should the plan. Many people worry when plans change, but in the crisis we are experiencing today, it is paramount that countries adjust their plans to address the changing dynamics.
Our knowledge of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the COVID-19 disease has rapidly grown and changed as physicians in different countries gained first-hand experience. Throughout this pandemic we have drawn on a number of sources, including the New England Journal of Medicine (NJEM), a weekly medical journal published by the Massachusetts Medical Society, Dr Anthony Fauci, one of the lead members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force in the US, the German federal government agency and research institute, Robert Koch Institute, along with a German virologist Professor Drosten (coronavirus specialist) and several of his colleagues.
These learnings and the exchange of these experiences is vital to form response plans. One of the key learnings in recent months has been the fact that this coronavirus can spread very quickly. This is due to its preference for residing in the upper respiratory tract, as highlighted above. This means it often causes milder symptoms that can go undetected. The biggest challenge is to break this rapid spread and protect vulnerable individuals. In an ideal world, everyone would be tested. A swab kit would arrive in your mailbox (similar to the bowel cancer test kit), you would take a swab, it would be collected by a courier and the results emailed to you in a matter of hours. What would be even better though, would be a molecular test that people can do themselves at home. This would quickly identify who is infected and who needs to self-isolate. Unfortunately, these tests are not available to us today, so the next best option is what is currently being practised in many countries; quarantine, social distancing, drive-thorugh testing facilities, and tracing potential infections practively. Sophisticated piont of care testing that could be done at home or at the local medical centre is emerging rapidly, with companies such as Roche, Qiagen (soon to be part of Thermo Fisher) and Cepheid (now part of Danaher), key platers developing this technology.
At the core of this pandemic, due to the rapid spread of the virus, is the ICU capacity of hospitals. In the current phase of the pandemic, the focus hence needs to be on ensuring we have enough ICU beds and ventilators. Globally, we are seeing different ICU capacities and thankfully we are seeing a move to central ICU bed co-ordination. Germany, for example, is moving to real-time monitoring of its ICU beds as well as transporting patients from neighbouring countries. All hospitals have to work together, which has been a challenge, particularly in the US. We have learned from Italy's experience that it is important to have COVID-19 treatment centres protecting non-COVID-19 patients. This pandemic is as much a logistical and planning exercise as it is a scientific endeavour. It will highlight very quickly the shortcomings of our healthcare system along with our past desire to be as supply chain efficient as possible.
However, there will be a next phase to this pandemic, and that will be when we start to return to our offices and gradually begin to socialise again.
During the next phase it will be about recovered patients and keeping on top of regional outbreaks and next-generation diagnostic tests that identify antibodies to the virus. Many of these tests are currently receiving media coverage, however, I would caution that these tests are not yet ready to be used widely. The potential for false negatives is not a risk we want to take currently; it takes days to develop antibodies and hence molecular tests remain the best approach to detect an infection early.
However, the presence of anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in the blood means the person has been infected sometime in the past and hence are now regarded as being immune, which will be important when we are ready to return to work. In Germany, for example, the debate is currently about issuing "immunity certificates" for those who show positive antibody titres in their blood. It is still unclear, however, how long this immunity will last. In the months to come, detection of the virus and our immunity will remain paramount until we have therapeutic options and a vaccine.
At Platinum, we have long believed that diagnostic tests will become a key pillar of healthcare, be that in oncology, inflammatory diseases or infectious diseases. The aim in healthcare should be prevention, which requires tools to detect changes in our body early with precision. This is the same with the current virus, if we can detect it quickly, we can prevent it spreading. This pandemic challenge has placed the healthcare industry squarely in people's minds. It has shown how limited our arsenal of antiviral therapies is and highlighted how our approach to vaccine development has to be overhauled. In the world we are living today, with all the digital factory technology that is available, manufacturing vaccines strikes us as 'old style'. Given we have seen several coronavirus outbreaks in the last 18 years, it is more likely than not, that this coronavirus family will continue to cause us harm and hence having a vaccine, or possibly an annual coronavirus vaccination booster would be worthwhile investing in. We are firm believers that current events will change healthcare systems and most importantly, will highlight what a vital role biotechs play today.
The biotech industry is relentless in its search for new technologies and new therapeutics. Bankruptcies are rare and failure does not demotivate them, to the contrary, it motivates them.
For now, as Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel recently said, the best therapy we have for SARS-CoV-2 is to stay at home.
This article has been reproduced with permission from Platinum Asset Management. The article is written by Dr Bianca Ogden (Healthcare Portfolio Manager Platinum Asset Management).
Dr Bianca Ogden, MBio (Tübingen), PhD (University College London), has been the portfolio manager for the Platinum International Health Care Fund since 2007 and leads the healthcare sector team. Molecular biology was Bianca's first love before she discovered the joys and challenges of investing. After spending some time at Swiss pharmaceuticals company Novartis researching new HIV drugs (one of which has been approved and is in use today), Bianca went on to complete a PhD at UCL, investigating Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus. She then migrated to Australia and joined Johnson & Johnson as a molecular biologist, researching new drug targets in oncology. Bianca embarked on a career change and joined Platinum as an investment analyst in 2003. Her rich knowledge base in molecular biology and first-hand insights into the pharmaceutical and biotech industry give her a unique ability to delve deeply into the fundamentals of healthcare companies and identify those with a solid foundation in scientific research.
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Q: How to make a vim variable determinable by bash? I'm not sure how to word my question exactly...
I have the code
 if grep  "mynamefolder" /vol/Homefs/
then
  echo "yup"
else
  echo "nope"
fi

which gives me the output
grep: /vol/Homefs/: Is a directory
nope

The sh file containing the code and the directory I'm targeting are not in the same directory (if that makes sense).
I want to find the words myfoldername inside /vol/Homefs/ without going through any subdirectories. Doing grep -d skip, which I hoped would "skip" subdirectories and focus only directories, just gives me nope even though the folder/file/word I'm testing it on does exist.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I would also like mynamefolder to be a variable that I can write in putty, something like
./file spaing and spaing being the replacement for myfoldername.
I'm not sure if I did good enough explaining, let me know!

A: You just want
if [ -e /vol/Homefs/"$1" ]; then
  echo yup
else
  echo nope
fi

The [ command, with the -e operator, tests if the named file entry exists.
vim is not involved, and grep is not needed.

A: If you're insisting on using grep, you should know grep doesn't work on directories.  You can convert the directory listing to a string.
echo /vol/Homefs/* | grep mynamefolder

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Coppin State Track & Field's Joseph Manu & Joseph Amoah to Represent Ghana at 2022 World Championships in Eugene
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By Steve Kramer, Director of Athletic Communications Coppin State EUGENE, Ore. – Coppin State senior Joseph Manu and former Eagles standout Joseph Amoah will represent Ghana in the World Championships at Hayward Field between […]
Howard's Pittman Takes Sixth at the USATF U20 Outdoor Championships
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By Derek W. Bryant, Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations & Sports Information – Howard DMV native wraps up freshman campaign on a high note EUGENE, Ore. (June 25, 2022) – Howard University […]
Carol Lawrence Named Head Cross Country and Track & Field Coach at Johnson C. Smith University
By Oralia Washington Sports Information Director Johnson C. Smith Johnson C Smith University Director of Athletics Stephen Joyner Sr., announced the hiring of Carol Lawrence as the head coach of JCSU's cross country and […]
Howard's Jessica Wright Moves On to the USATF Outdoor Semifinal Round
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Alan Johnson Is Named A&T's New Director of Track and Field Programs
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Wigan man cleared of stalking and part-strangling a woman
Wigan's highest-rated hairdressers and salons: 16 of the best places according to Google reviews
Murder squad officers arrest second man over the violent death of Wigan dad Liam Smith
A second man is now being quizzed by detectives over the horrific murder of a Wigan dad.
By Charles Graham
Updated 20th Jan 2023, 5:29pm
The body of Liam Smith, 38, was found outside his home on Kilburn Drive in the quiet village of Shevington on the evening of November 24.
A post-mortem examination would later conclude that the businessman, who was born in Chorley and attended Holy Cross High School, had suffered a fatal gunshot wound and been covered in both acid and alkali in perhaps a cack-handed attempt to obscure his identity.
On Thursday January 19 police announced that they had arrested a 35-year-old man in Sheffield on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Mr Smith and he remains in custody for questioning.
Liam Smith, 38, was found dead on Kilburn Drive in Wigan, close to where he lived, on the evening of Thursday November 24 2022. A post-mortem confirmed he had been shot and targeted with acid.
'Fed up' Wigan resident speaks of abuse from drivers clogging up roads on the school run
Grieving Wigan dad launched machete attack on teen he blamed for his son's drowning
Today, Friday January 20, they say that they have now detained a 39-year-old man in the same South Yorkshire city and on suspicion of the same crime.
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Det Chief Insp Gina Brennand, of GMP's Major Incident Team, said: "This investigation is incredibly complex, and a lot of work is going on behind the scenes to bring those responsible to justice and provide Liam's family with some form of closure at this devastating time.
"So far, five warrants and 28 property searches have been executed as part of the murder inquiry.
The body of Liam Smith was found on Kilburn Drive, Shevington, close to his home but was kept there for a long time because of health and safety fears concerning the chemicals that had been poured onto it
"We are continuing to urge anyone with any information to come forward. No matter how small you think your information is, this could benefit this investigation massively, so please do not stay silent.
"If you have any information or footage from the Kilburn Drive or Shevington area of Wigan on the evening of Thursday November 24 please get in touch.
"Any information, CCTV, doorbell or dashcam footage, please submit it through the Major Incident Public Portal here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/06GMP22L21-PO1
"You can also report information to GMP by calling 101 or via the GMP website using our reporting tool: www.gmp.police.uk quoting log 910 of 25/11/2022.
"Alternatively, you can report information anonymously through the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555111."
Residents spoke of their shock at Mr Smith's death in such a quiet residential street.
His as-yet-unidentified body had to be kept in situ far longer than is normal practice after its discovery because of the fears of contamination from toxic substances which were later declared a low risk to the public.


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Contact: Cindy Braden, Director of Sales & Marketing
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Madison, WI, July 5, 2011 – Health Innovation Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of web-based practice management and electronic health record systems for the optometric community, announced today that RevolutionEHR version 5.3.0 has been released into production, ensuring all RevolutionEHR doctors are using an ONC-ATCB certified complete EHR for demonstrating Meaningful Use and applying for 2011-2012 ARRA HITECH incentives.
"That's one of the huge advantages our community realizes with our web-based EHR" said Scott Jens, OD, FAAO, CEO of RevolutionEHR. "Our doctors don't have to subject themselves to the hassle and lost productivity that is inevitable with installing software, upgrading hardware or migrating data just to start working with a certified EHR. With this certification update, our doctors simply just log in to RevolutionEHR to begin working with a certified complete EHR and are on their way toward becoming Meaningful EHR Users. It's really that simple."
As a part of this latest update, RevolutionEHR has rolled out a Meaningful Use education program, designed by Dr. Jens, to help doctors achieve the 25 Meaningful Use criteria with RevolutionEHR and apply for 2011-2012 incentives. "This is what I am really excited about" said Dr. Jens, "that we can do this together as a community. As a user of RevolutionEHR, I also have the goal of attesting to Meaningful Use to receive incentives. I will be leading the effort for our users toward Meaningful Use and sharing the process with our user community. I hope each one will join me!"
"We are excited that RevolutionEHR has been completely certified. The fact that we get the certified version just by logging in makes the whole topic simpler for my practice." commented Dr. Michael Walby of Perry, Florida. He also added, "I plan on attesting to Meaningful Use this year and appreciate RevolutionEHR's assistance to make this easier for me."
The ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 certification program tests and certifies that Complete EHRs meet all of the 2011/2012 criteria and EHR Modules meet one or more – but not all – of the criteria approved by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) for either eligible provider or hospital technology.
"CCHIT is pleased to be testing and certifying products so that companies are now able to offer these products to providers who wish to purchase and implement certified EHR technology and achieve meaningful use in time for the 2011-2012 incentives," said Karen M. Bell, M.D., M.S.S., Chair, CCHIT.
RevolutionEHR version 5.3.0's certification number is CC-1112-501110-3. ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 certification conferred by CCHIT does not represent an endorsement of the certified EHR technology by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services nor does it guarantee the receipt of incentive payments.
The clinical quality measures to which RevolutionEHR has been certified include: NQF 0013; NQF 0024; NQF 0028; NQF 0038; NQF 0041; NQF 0086; NQF 0088; NQF 0089; and NQF 0421.
The additional software RevolutionEHR relied upon to demonstrate compliance includes: RxNT.
About RevolutionEHR
RevolutionEHR is the leading provider of web-based practice management and electronic health record systems for the optometric community. RevolutionEHR recognizes optometrists are not in the business of record keeping, accounting, and maintaining complex IT systems. Rather, they are in the business of patient care. RevolutionEHR is an online solution that provides optometrists the freedom to focus on patient care. For more information or to receive a free online demo of RevolutionEHR, visit www.revolutionehr.com or contact Cindy Braden, RevolutionEHR Director of Sales & Marketing, at 866-261-0688.
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The Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT®) is an independent, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with the public mission of accelerating the adoption of robust, interoperable health information technology. The Commission has been certifying electronic health record technology since 2006 and is approved by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as an Authorized Testing and Certification Body (ONC-ATCB). More information on CCHIT, CCHIT Certified® products and ONC-ATCB certified electronic health record technology is available at http://cchit.org.
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"Turn It On Again" is a song by the English rock band Genesis featured on their 1980 album Duke. Also released as a single, the song reached number 8 in the UK Singles Chart, becoming the band's second top 10 hit. The lyrics, by Mike Rutherford, concern a man who does nothing more than watch television. He becomes obsessed with the people he watches on it, believing them to be his friends.

The song is featured on the Flash FM station playlist in the game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.

Background
"Turn It On Again" was built from leftovers from projects by each member: The second set of verses was conceived by Tony Banks for A Curious Feeling: "We kind of put [Rutherford's riff] – the bit he didn't use on Smallcreep's Day, curiously enough – with the bit I didn't use on A Curious Feeling, and put these two together. We made it much more rocky; both bits became much more rocky. My bit was a bit more epic, and Mike's bit was a bit slower and a bit more heavy metal. And then Phil gave it a much more straightforward drum part; perhaps neither of us would have thought that we would want that on that bit [...] We put on one or two other bits, too, that ended up from there".

The song is characterised by a rhythmic structure uncharacteristically complex for pop music but common in the band's progressive rock back catalogue. The verse/chorus sections alternate time signatures,  to  (), while the intro and bridge sections are in  and  (). The song – written mostly by Rutherford, with help from Phil Collins – was originally much slower. Rutherford explains on the Songbook DVD: "I had this riff [plays lead riff on guitar], but at the time I was playing it like this: [plays slower]. And Phil said, 'Why don't you try it in a faster speed?' and then he said to me, 'Do you realize it is in ?' and I said, 'What do you mean, it's in 13? It's in , isn't it?' 'No, it's 13.'"

Collins confirms: "You can't dance to it. You see people trying to dance to it every now and again. They get on the off beat but they don't know why". Tony Banks adds: "You can't dance or clap along to it because of that time signature. When we play it live, you can always see the audience getting caught out."

"Turn It On Again" has been a favourite at Genesis's shows. Consequently, the group's 1999 compilation Turn It On Again: The Hits and its 2007 expanded reissue, subtitled The Tour Edition, were named after it, as was the band's 2007 Turn It On Again: The Tour reunion tour. In the 1980s, the band would attach a medley of 1960s pop songs (referred to by the band as the "Blues Brothers" medley, as the first song was "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love"). The song would be returned to its album form for the We Can't Dance tour and the band would later regard the medley as a poor decision. Peter Gabriel played drums when he reunited with his former bandmates at 1982's Six of the Best show and found himself baffled by its time signatures. "It was typical Peter: 'Oh, I can play this'," observed Tony Banks. "But once he started playing, he kept looking around going, Oh fuck! 'Turn It On Again' does funny things – it's truly a Genesis song."

Originally written and recorded in the key of B Major, it was transposed down to A for the 2007 tour and further down to G for the 2021 tour to compensate for the lowering of Collins' voice.

The Duke Suite

"Turn it on Again" was originally a section of a long suite written by the band that was split up into individual songs before it was released. At the time, was just an interlude between the preceding and next sections of the suite.

Chart performance
"Turn It on Again" was a moderate hit in North America, but failed to reach the Top 40 except in regional markets such as Chicago (#31 on WLS-AM).  However, it was a bigger hit in Europe, particularly in the UK where it reached #8.

Personnel
 Phil Collins – drums, percussion, lead and backing vocals
 Tony Banks – keyboards, backing vocals
 Mike Rutherford – guitars, bass pedals

See also
 Parasocial interaction

References

External links
 Lyrics of this song

Genesis (band) songs
1980 songs
1980 singles
Songs written by Phil Collins
Songs written by Tony Banks (musician)
Songs written by Mike Rutherford
Songs about television
Charisma Records singles
Virgin Records singles
Atlantic Records singles

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Q: ActiveMQ + NFS race condition I am using ActiveMQ on a cluster of computers to send messages between java processes.
The cluster has a shared NFS mount accessible from all hosts.
I am running into problems with the following scenario:

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*host A creates a new file "/path/to/shared/nfs/xyz"

*host A sends a message to host B: "process /path/to/shared/nfs/xyz"

*host B receives the message, attempts to open the file

*host B fails because NFS client has not yet noticed that a new file was previously created on A (race condition between ActiveMQ and the NFS protocol)

My solution is to add a loop into all message receivers that would wait up to 1 minute for the NFS to realize a new file was added.
This solution however seems unclean. What would be a good way of solving this? Do you know of any enterprise integration design patterns that apply?

A: another thought is to just have host B be a file polling consumer that picks up anything that is placed in "/path/to/shared/nfs/xyz" and processes it...that way you don't need any messaging from A to B to initiated it, just the presence of the file.
you can do still easily using something like Apache Camel's file component...
from("file://path/to/shared/nfs/xyz").to(...);


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In 2012, I left my job at a rehab center teaching creative writing to pursue freelancing full time. It was a hard decision, because I loved the kids and the people I worked with, but it was the only move that made sense for my career. I wanted to be a writer, and I was just going to give it a shot instead of waiting for the magic publication or the letter from an agent that declared me one. During the beginning parts of freelancing, I would write on any subject for any any publication. I ended up writing about everything from video games to profiles on lame congressmen to strikes to music.
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Music felt like a natural fit for me. I went to college for music as a percussionist, and I played drums in the jazz band at Stetson University. I had a foundation of music theory, and I taught many of my friends how to play the guitar. When I was in the jazz band, I was always so frustrated because the leader of the band was a 70-year old trombone player who thought drummers should be more like metronomes and not be heard or seen. For the style of music we were playing, he was right, but I wanted to play with more gusto, more energy. I loved to use the bass drum, and I would hit that thing so loud eventually the band leader told me I couldn't play it anymore. While I'm not a professional musician now, there was a time when I thought I could be, but I was more interested in rock 'n' roll: Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, etc. Even though now I'm just as interested in elaborate compositions or piano sonatas by Philip Glass.
I started to pitch publications for music journalism. I had a background in music, and I thought writing about music would be a natural fit. I started landing some assignments, and I attended concerts and wrote about my experience. I was writing about music mainly for the OC Weekly. One day, I received an email from Nate Jackson, the music editor at the OC Weekly who is also a great poet, and he asked me to attend a K-Pop event at the Honda Center. At the moment, K-Pop was gigantic. You couldn't leave your house without hearing Gangnam Style or seeing some spoof of the music video on Youtube. It was a similar movement to the Latin music explosion with Shakira, Ricky Martin, and Enrique Iglesias in 1999. So I agreed to cover the concert, and I brought my wife as a photographer.
The band was called Big Bang. I was researching them before the concert, and what I learned was that they were a boy band, and there were five members: G-Dragon, T.O.P, Taeyang, Daesung, and Seungri. From what I was reading, they were as big as NSYNC or the Backstreet Boys in America, but they had much more of a hip hop feel, and they were heavily influenced by American rappers. Honestly, I had no idea what to expect, but I went to the event with an open mind and my notebook and my wife set to take some photos.
When we arrive at the Honda Center, I realized that I was one of the few males at the show, and most of the people there are young girls in groups squealing with excitement even before they walked into the venue. We took our seats in the 20,000 person Honda Center, and it was packed to the brim. People were singing Big Bang's songs even before they were on the stage. And then suddenly it happened.
The lights were turned off, and the crowd turned on these yellow lights that looked like electrified lotus flowers, and then a flash of fire exploded on the stage, and these pods started emerging out of the ground, where Big Bang eventually emerged from like aliens. The scream that emanated from the young girls in the audience must have been similar to what Edvard Munch heard when he was inspired to paint "The Scream." Once Big Bang came on the stage, the crowd went bananas. They were screaming and crying, and it was such an intense reaction I couldn't help but be reminded of The Beatles at Shea Stadium.
The show was filled with pyrotechnics, and I danced in the aisles with my wife. It was a great show. I was entertained. It reminded me of Bad Boy records and the mix of hip hop with a smooth R&B sound that echoed the 90s. So I went home that night and wrote about the show, and I gave it a great review…at least that's how I thought about it. You can read the review here: OC Weekly Big Bang.
But the next morning I woke up and took a look at my twitter feed, and it was filled with angry Big Bang fans demanding an apology. I couldn't understand. I thought I gave them a great review. It turned out that one of the heads of the fan club read my review and was outraged that I had called the group manufactured and superficial. Big Bang is a major production with pyrotechnics and backup dancers and a gigantic band that should have been playing behind P Funk. Of course they're manufactured to some exctent and put together by a production company. Of course they're somewhat superficial, because they are all about the glitz. That didn't take away from the show. It was just me editorializing a bit.
Well, the fans did NOT like this at all. They were demanding that I recant my statements and issue an apology on behalf of all the Big Bang fans, a.k.a. VIPs, and they would not stop hassling me until I made a statement. So here's the truth about freelancing for the first time: You really have no idea what the fuck you're doing, and you have no one to ask what do. There really isn't much contact with the editor, and if you hassle them too much, then you're worried they might not ever give you another article. At the moment, I had no idea what I should do. In fact, there was a part of me that even thought about apologizing to these fans. Maybe that would get me off their shit list.
But that's when I sat down and watched the tweets keep on coming in, and I realized I was learning a great lesson as a writer and a journalist. No matter how people react to your work, no matter how people interpret what you say, you can only control your own reaction, and if you believe your words are true and honest, then you MUST stand by them. I never apologized, and in the end, I realized that the controversy was good for my writing: it meant more people were reading my work.
I'm not sure how people are going to react to Big Bang in the future, but when I was Googling to find my original article, I came across a book by Stuart A. Kallen called K-Pop: Korea's Musical Explosion, and my article is used as a source. I would love to see the book one day. So I did learn a lot from being a music journalist, and if you're interested in reading about some of my other experiences in this genre, check out "The Unforeseen Journey of a Blog Post."
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Aadhaar-PAN Linking Deadline And Penalty Details
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| Published: Saturday, March 27, 2021, 14:51 [IST]
The hot topic going on right now is the deadline to link your Aadhaar and PAN card. Since 2019, the Income Tax Department wanted both the documents to be linked together and has been extending the deadline for the same. Finally, the deadline for linking Aadhaar and PAN card has been set for March 31, 2021.
We have already seen how to link your Aadhaar and PAN card together so that you can get it done by March 31, 2021, which is the deadline. If you fail to do so, there you will face some penalty. Here, we will detail the same.
Aadhaar-PAN Linking Fine Details
Earlier, the Narendra Modi Government announced that there will be a late fee of up to Rs 1,000 that will be imposed on those who fail to link Aadhaar card and PAN card. As per the new section, Section 234H incorporated into the Finance Bill that was presented in the Lok Sabha, those who fail to link both these documents will have to pay up to Rs. 1,000. This late fee will be excluded from other penalties that include holding an inoperative PAN card.
Already, the Income Tax Department made it clear that if you fail to link these two documents within the deadline, then your PAN card will be inoperative. The term inoperative means that individuals will not be able to make financial transactions. Notably, PAN card is very important for many purposes. For instance, it is essential to make transactions above Rs. 50,000, to create a new bank account, and to buy and sell shares. So, it is recommended that individuals link the PAN and Aadhaar cards together.
It has also been made clear that inoperative PAN cardholders will have to face consequences under the Income Tax Act. In simple terms, the inoperative PAN cardholders will be treated as non-PAN cardholders and will face a penalty of up to Rs 10,000 under the Income Tax Act Section 272B.
So, why wait? Link your Aadhaar and PAN right away to avoid paying the fine.
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William Hayden English (né à Lexington (Indiana), le  - mort à Indianapolis le ) est un homme politique américain, membre du Parti démocrate.

Biographie

William Hayden English fut admis au barreau de Lexington en 1846, après avoir été greffier (clerk) principal de la Chambre des représentants de l'Indiana (1843) et greffier au département du Trésor des États-Unis, à Washington (1844-48). Secrétaire de la convention constitutionnelle de l'Indiana en 1850, il fut membre de la Chambre des représentants de cet État (1851-52).

En 1853, il fut élu membre de la Chambre des représentants des États-Unis, poste qu'il occupa jusqu'en 1861.
Après avoir voté en faveur de l'acte Kansas-Nebraska (1854), English fut le rapporteur de l'English Bill (1858), par lequel le Congrès proposait au territoire du Kansas de lui céder une vaste superficie de terres domaniales en échange de l'adoption du projet pro-esclavagiste de Constitution rédigé à Lecompton. Mais cette offre fut repoussée.

Pour sa part, English estimait que chaque État ou territoire devait être libre d'autoriser ou non l'esclavage. D'abord proche du sénateur Jesse Bright, connu pour ses opinions pro-sudistes, il entra cependant en conflit avec ses collègues sudistes et resta fidèle à l'Union lors de la guerre de Sécession.

Dans la perspective de l'élection présidentielle américaine de 1880, il fut choisi en tant que candidat à la vice-présidence sur le "ticket" démocrate mené par Winfield Scott Hancock.

English était membre de la Société des Fils de la Révolution américaine.

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Décès en février 1896
Naissance dans le comté de Scott (Indiana)
Naissance en août 1822
Personnalité du Parti démocrate en Indiana
Représentant des États-Unis pour l'Indiana
Candidat à la vice-présidence des États-Unis
Décès à 73 ans
Décès à Indianapolis
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière de Crown Hill


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I'm sitting on a train, tensing in fear. So I'm digging it up and laying it out. Warning: this is raw and vulnerable.
I agreed to care for my three nephews over a long weekend. Now, I'm on a train and filled with fear about this adventure. How did I get here? It's epic. This is part 1.


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import java.util.List;
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import org.springframework.data.domain.Sort;
import org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.MongoOperations;
import org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.query.Criteria;
import org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.query.Query;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Repository;
import quanlyhocvu.api.mongodb.DTO.staff.NewsDTO;

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     @Autowired
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          mongoOperation.save(news);
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          return mongoOperation.findOne(query, NewsDTO.class);
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          query.skip(offset);
          query.with(new Sort(Sort.Direction.DESC, "date"));
          return mongoOperation.find(query, NewsDTO.class);
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Summary of Copyright Protection Regulations for Workers and Businesses of Cultural and Arts (Taiwan)
Jane Tsai and Sally Yang
Previously, authorities in charge of cultural and art procurement usually treated copyrighted works produced from a contract based on the principles such as "contractor's (author) consent to waive his/her moral rights" and "all economic rights belongs to the authority," causing difficulties for these procurements to attract outstanding cultural and artistic workers and businesses to attend bidding. To improve the current status quo and further protect the interests and rights of workers and businesses in the cultural and arts industry, the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Economic Affairs have issued on October 5, 2021, the "Copyright Protection Regulations for Workers and Businesses of Cultural and Arts," (hereinafter "this Regulation") per authorization of "Culture and the Arts Reward and Promotion Act," effective on the day of publication.
I. Applicable Scope —Cultural and Arts Procurement, Subsidy, or Call for Submission
1. Unless otherwise specified in other regulations, in the event that any authorities or juridical persons in charge of cultural art procurement, subsidy, or call for submission, its relevant copyright protection of cultural and art workers or businesses, protection of the are within the scope of this R (Article 2)
2. If an authority or a juridical person in charge of public cultural and art matters via means other than procurement, subsidy, or call for submission, the relevant copyright protection of cultural and art workers or businesses may be handled by referring to this Regulation and via means of obtaining minimum rights or licensing agreement as a principle. (Article 25)
II. Principle of Copyright Agreement Interpretation
Any copyright agreement shall be in writing if an authoriyy or juridical person intends to procure, subsidize, or solicit cultural or artistic works. If such an agreement comes into doubt, the interpretation that favors cultural and artistic workers the most shall be adopted. (Article 7)
III. Copyright Protection
This Regulation expressly stipulates that "authorities or juridical persons procuring, subsidizing, or call for cultural art works submission shall protect the author's copyright" and regulate the content, methods, the author's right to claim the work under his/her name, and the author's right to maintain the nature of his/her creation (Article 4):
1. If a work produced by the authority's or juridical person's cultural and art procurement, subsidy, and call for submission, are not yet published, such an authority or juridical person shall make appropriate agreements regarding the content and methods of publication pursuant to the nature of the work and the necessity of its use.
2. Regarding the produced work, unless the author expressly indicates otherwise, his/her name(s) shall be displayed. However, this does not apply under the following circumstances: (1) an agreement was made to use appropriate simplified names of the author; and (2) the author's name can be omitted if there are difficulties due to the method and purpose of how the work would be utilized, or if it does not violate common conventions.
3. When an authority or juridical person procure, subsidize, or solicit cultural and art works, it shall respect the rights that the author may exercise in accordance with Article 17 of the Copyright Act [1].
IV. Copyright Agreement Protection
This regulation distinguishes copyright provisions for different forms of cultural and arts affairs as follow:
Content Cultural Arts Procurement Cultural Arts Subsidy Call for Cultural & Arts Submission
Principle for Licensing of Economic Rights Use non-exclusive licensing to obtain economic rights. (Article 8) Use non-exclusive licensing to obtain economic rights. (Article 11) Use non-exclusive licensing to obtain economic rights. (Article 15)
Exceptions for Licensing of Economic Rights Under any of the following circumstances, authorities or juridical persons may partially or wholly obtain economic rights or exclusive licenses by agreement:
1. The works are procured specifically for the needs of authorities or juridical persons.
2. The work involves the privacy or personal data of others kept by the authorities or juridical person.
3. The work is related to an authorities or juridical person's security and confidential information.
4. The work is used as a basis or reference for major national policy or operations.
5. Other circumstances that ensures public participation, reading, utilization, and sharing of cultural interests.
An authority or juridical person shall determine whether sub-licensing agreement is needed when obtaining a non-exclusive license. (Article 8) Under any of the following circumstances, authorities or juridical persons may partially or wholly obtain economic rights or exclusive licenses by agreement:
1. An authority or juridical person deemed as necessary to promote cultural artworks continuously for the purpose of subsidization.
Copyright agreements shall be stated in the subsidy guidelines or related information.If necessary, consult the relevant businesses, organization, or experts in advance. (Article 11) Works exclusively used for a special purpose and whose conditions of call for submission sufficiently show that the content of the work shall be used exclusively by an authority or juridical person may have its economic rights owned, partially or wholly, by an, and may be an exclusive licensing by agreement.
Ownership of Copyright The copyright ownership shall belong to the contractor or the actual author. However, if deemed necessary under Paragraph 1, clause 3 or 4 of the above additional provisions, the authorities or juridical person may be, by agreement, the copyright owner. The aforementioned additional provisions shall be limited to the circumstances that the contractor performing the procurement contract is a natural person. (Article 9) The copyright owner shall be the person being subsidized or the actual author. (Article 12) The copyright owner shall be the participant of the call for submission or the actual author. (Article 17)
Although the current cultural and art procurement regulations and the guidelines of an authority's procurement procedure require an authority to approach a work's copyright and ownership in a reasonably necessary manner and via means of licensing in general, a "reasonably necessary" manner as determined by an authority remains bias toward it in practice. Thus, in consideration of the above, Articles 4 and 8 the Regulation expressly stipulates that authorities shall in principle "protect the author's copyright" and "obtain copyright ownership via non-exclusive licensing." Moreover, Article 24 explicitly indicates that each authority's resulting works shall be reported to the central authority, the Ministry of Culture, to be consolidated and published to ensure that matters with regards to copyright protection are properly handled. Overall, as this Regulation is an administrative order and has no relevant legal effects or penal provisions, it remains to be seen whether this Regulation can promote the protection of the rights and interests of cultural and art workers in an agency's procurement.
[1] Article 17 of the Copyright Act: The author has the right to prohibit others from distorting, mutilating, modifying, or otherwise changing the content, form, or name of the work, thereby damaging the author's reputation.


Today was a very difficult day for me. Some good parts but other extremely challenging parts. I've had lots of regrets about mistakes of the past. Sadness over the consequences for me and others. Things I wish I had known how to fix sooner. What I wouldn't give to be able to go back and make some changes. But time travel is not really a thing that we do.
I have said far too much far too many times about my issues in the past. I've expressed fear that those who know of my weaknesses and mistakes will see me as a hypocrite and thus shrug off any advice that I might give. To disregard what I share because, well, it is coming from me. To any who are of that mindset, my apologies, but I'm pleasantly surprised that you're even reading and/or watching this devotional.
But as we read in those words spoken to Paul, God's grace is sufficient for us. His strength is made perfect in our weakness. As He works to turn our weaknesses into strengths he is able to show forth his miraculous healing powers. Truly all things are possible.
My friend Tim Sader had some tremendous physical challenges. Typing the torch each week had him using an onscreen keyboard and highlighting and clicking each individual key using the computer mouse. Yet anyone who read the torches that he wrote can attest to several things: what a great man, what wonderful words, what an inspiration, and how we all miss him so much.
I'm trying my best to reach out and share positive messages. I'm trying to use the weaknesses and challenges I have overcome and the ones I am still working on as evidence that anything is possible. It would be amazing to be able to jump on here every Tuesday and with a smile on my face declare how everything has turned to Gold in my life. How all is well and maybe even hop up out of my wheelchair and jump up and down for joy.
But as I used to sing in a silly song I taught to my kids that lists the other members of my family as being able to jump but not daddy, I'm not gonna do any literal jumping. However, despite the fact that I'm still waiting for some blessings that may never come I do celebrate and my soul jumps for joy that God has provided a way for my weaknesses to be made strengths. That one of these days he can manifest his power to others through me. And that he can do the same through you.
Whatever your weakness, limitation, disability, addiction or just anything that you have to work through God can show his strengths through you as you acknowledge your weaknesses, fight through them, overcome them and let your light shine!
We don't have to give in to our temptations and weaknesses. We can win!Help is available and God will be with us every step of the way. The Atonement is real! The price for our mistakes has been paid. The pain that we feel from them, that pain has already been felt by the Savior. So as you, or me, or any of us feel like nobody truly understands what it is like to be us, there is One who does know. Jesus Christ is our Savior. He is who makes it possible for us to overcome anything that is holding us back! All things are possible due to his sacrifice on our behalf.
Accept the gift he has given. Repent. Turn to him. Turn your sins over to him. Turn your weaknesses over to him. All your limitations, addictions and burdens, give them all to the one who freely offers to take them for you, who already has. I don't speak as one who has been able to fully do this. I beat myself up every single day over things I wish I could go back and change. I hope it doesn't make me a hypocrite. That it just makes me the same as everyone else that is trying their best to make it through.
Join me in renewing that effort to let Christ's atonement work in our lives. God bless each of you. I leave my prayers that you will be guided and directed to do those things that God would have you do. Be strong in the Gospel! Make righteous decisions so that you may glorify your Father in Heaven. Put him first. In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen!


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Get it right this time: Britain's forces can ill-afford another Labour helicopter fiasco
Lib Dem Parliamentary spokesman for Newcastle East Greg Stone has warned that the Government must get it right this time, following reports that the Government is planning to panic-buy 30 additional Chinook heavy lift helicopters, paid for by scrapping long-term plans to buy 120 medium-lift helicopters.
The move follows an unhappy catalogue of errors by the Labour government in the commissioning of new helicopters for the military, including a four year delay in bringing in new Apache attack helicopters after a "buy first, think later" procurement decision which saw new machines delivered but with no instructors to train pilots to fly them for several years, and a disastrous procurement of Chinook helicopters without the operating software needed to fly them effectively. This mistake cost upwards of £500 million and has directly affected the effectiveness of forces in Afghanistan in terms of helicopter availability.
Greg Stone said "The armed forces and the British taxpayer need to be confident that the Government is going to get it right this time. Labour's record on ordering new military helicopters has been disastrous. It is welcome that the Government is now accepting that our forces in Afghanistan need more helicopters after months of denial, but this procurement must still be closely scrutinised.
"Important questions must be asked. Will this purchase leave us short of capacity in the long term by buying 30 now and cancelling 120 ordered for the future? We also need to know how quickly these machines can be brought into active service, following reports that the US manufacturers have a two-year waiting list caused by orders for the Pentagon."


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PHOENIX, Ariz. (WCTV) -- Former Florida State pitcher Luke Weaver was the centerpiece of the return for the Arizona Diamondbacks in Wednesday's blockbuster trade that sent power hitting first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Weaver went 7-11 with a 4.95 ERA last year with St. Louis, his third with the major league club and joins a pitching staff that combined to post a 3.72 ERA in 2018.
The DeLand native spent three years with FSU, from 2012-14 and dominated, going 16-6 with a 3.04 ERA, striking out 244 compared to walking just 63.
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Q: How to download waypoints from drone to Onboard-SDK? My use case is the following: I would like to retrieve waypoints set from a third party app in OnBoard SDK.
For the moment, I tried to set waypoints thanks to Altizure. Everything works just as expected in DJI PC Assistant 2 simulator. But I don't get the waypoints in OnBoard SDK (I am using ROS package to be more precise).
Is there some kind of way of requesting waypoints download in OnBoard SDK ?
Thanks