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import com.paulvarry.intra42.R;

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We worked with Microsoft and Content Media to manage the international PR release campaign for Halo: Nightfall, the first film of a the series based on the hugely popular global Halo franchise.
Based on the Halo novel of writer Eric Nylund, the feature tells the dramatic tale of the origin and intrigue behind the SPARTAN program that propelled characters like the Master Chief and Dr. Catherine Halsey into the pantheon of Halo lore. The story reveals the events that brought Master Chief and Blue Team together, including their Spartan training and their daring mission to strike back at the Covenant during the first days of the deadly alien invasion.
We managed the global publicity and social media campaign, placing news, features, interviews, reviews and digital content, securing high quality press coverage with over 500 media outlets, including IGN, MTV, C-Net, International Business Times, The Sun, Game Spot, Polygon, The Huffington Post, Mashable, Geek.com, EuroGamer, FHM, Game Rant, Gizmodo, and much more.


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John Henry George Freiherr von Schröder (* 24. Februar 1867 in Neuhaus an der Oste; † 13. April 1940 in Hamburg) war ein deutscher Verwaltungsbeamter.

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George von Schröder war Sohn des Karl Freiherr von Schröder und der Bertha geb. Müller. Nach dem Besuch des Wilhelm-Gymnasiums Hamburg studierte er an der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn und der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Rechts- und Kameralwissenschaften. 1889 wurde er Mitglied des Corps Borussia Bonn. Nach dem Studium trat er in den preußischen Staatsdienst ein und wurde Regierungsassessor bei der Bezirksregierung Posen. Von 1905 bis 1917 war er Landrat des Kreises Neuhaus an der Oste in der Provinz Hannover. Am 1. Juli 1917 wechselte er als Landrat in den Kreis Eckernförde in der Provinz Schleswig-Holstein. Das Amt hatte er bis 1920 inne. Zuletzt lebte er als Landwirt auf Hof Fernsicht bei Kellinghusen. In erster Ehe war er mit Helene Dieckmann verheiratet, mit der er eine Tochter hatte. Mit Emily geb. Merck, verwitwete Gräfin von Unruh war er seit 1912 in zweiter Ehe verheiratet. Sie hatten einen Sohn.

Literatur
 Friedrich Karl Devens: Biographisches Corpsalbum der Borussia zu Bonn 1827–1902. Düsseldorf, 1902, S. 222
 G. G. Winkel: Biographisches Corpsalbum der Borussia zu Bonn 1821–1928. Aschaffenburg 1928, S. 217

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Verwaltungsjurist
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Landrat (Kreis Eckernförde)
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Geboren 1867
Gestorben 1940
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Bonjour! Work (and life) continues to be busy. So I just can't seem to find the time for blogging that I would want. But I still wanted to pop by quickly to share what I've been up to along with a few snaps from our trip to Paris last week.
We headed to Paris for a weekend to celebrate the anniversary of our engagement, which happened almost exactly one year ago in Paris. This time I hadn't really made any plans. So we spent most of our time visiting the same spots from last year. It was lovely to be back in the familiar neighbourhood, and to get to relive the happy daze of that amazing trip a year ago. A part of me dreams that we'll turn this into a tradition. That maybe when we're seventy and we've been married for thirty years we'll still stay at the same hotel every year and eat at that same Italian restaurant Del Papa in the corner. But now onto this trip!
The day started with this amazing hotel breakfast. There's just nothing better than munching on croissants and pain au chocolat in crisp white hotel sheets.
I was a bit worried about the weather, since I had been hoping to get a little escape from the Finnish winter and it snowed in Paris the previous week. But luckily Paris was at its best and the weather was warm and sunny all weekend.
I got slightly obsessed with flower shops on this trip, and took photos of at least one florist every day.
Macarons are a must. ❤ My favourite flavours are pistachio and the classic vanilla. This time we decided to skip the queues at Ladurée and opted for a little box from Angelina instead.
I just can't help it, even after four trips this view still makes me squeal with happiness every time.


Please allow for extra travel time.
Rain diminishing to a few showers by morning. Low 42F. E winds shifting to WSW at 10 to 20 mph. Rainfall near a half an inch.
A steady rain early. Showers with perhaps a rumble of thunder developing in the afternoon. High 48F. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph. Rainfall may reach one inch. Localized flooding is possible.
Flood damage? Aren't they on an upper floor???
Thanks Stevie for getting this straightened out for us. Glad I asked the question.
Stevie, can you get Neutral Grounds to change the info on their site because I can see some people showing up at the wrong time in addition to the wrong place. Thanks.
Rule Number One: Nobody talks about Pokemon TCG.
did you confirm with TJ that the start time is truly 10 AM? because he told me 11.
second question. if the tournament does start at 10 and i arrive at 10:30, will i get a first round loss?
Don't know where folks are getting info.
For months it has been 9:15 open the doors. 10:00 States begin.
If anyone shows up after the beginning of Round 1, a first round loss is recorded.
rhodesia123: PM me if you would like.
Guess I gotta leave at 7am!
Don't know what that signifies. Sounds like a reference to something negative.
Let's just say...Clutch ftw. UGH.
Oh, and the amount of bawls on the table seemed alittle high too. Might want to check that out.
i would have never read the changes on the op site. thanks for the update.
And thank you Charles for telling me about this post.
Its safe to say that league will be canceled this Sunday.
Was the NY CC a couple years ago?
Please don't remind me of that 3 hour game.
I thought it was game 2 and thats why we all whined cause you guys had to play a third game and that took an hour+.
Pretty sure it was Game 2 which you won 'Chu causing us to stay another hour for Game 3 to finish.
20+ hours awake for that one day.
And i'm pretty sure it was the Gym Challenge not a City Championship - Trips to Worlds were on the line!


Any other embryological atmosfair than the matrix of growth is nothing but a cemetery for the soul and the mind. Any new Life that starts in the matrix of love and respect is determined to grow rich and healthy. We born twice. once by our parents, and once again by our talent. It is impossible to reborn again if we don't bury our wrong perspectives of the World in the cemetery of the fertile soil. Some people fear to die like the seed in order to born again. Some people are afraid of leaving their Comfort (Shell ) zone, and yet they're seeking for success and prosperity in the cemetery among dead .Nature is a great teacher.
Botanically we know quite a bit about seeds and how they germinate. We know that a seed consists of a protective seed coat, some kind of storage tissue with nutrient reserves, and a dormant plant embryo. We further know that under the correct conditions the dormant embryo can be "awakened" to germinate and grow into a mature plant.
We can't grow rich under the wrong conditions , in the wrong Place , equipped with the wrong mind, wearing the wrong coat.
We can't discover our potential and nutrient reserves if we refuse to bury our soul in the good soil , associate with the right people, reading the right books, loving the right partner. Look around yourself and examine your soil, your Place , your conditions , and take the needed steps to start the process of your rebirth if you haven't done it yet.


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APTS Commends Senate Commerce Committee For Approving the Nominations of Ruby Calvert and Laura Ross to the CPB Board
America's Public Television Stations (APTS) president and CEO Patrick Butler issued the following statement on the Senate Commerce Committee approving the nominations of Ruby Calvert and Laura Ross to the Board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).
APTS Statement on the Death of Barbara Bush
Patrick Butler, president and chief executive officer of America's Public Television Stations, made the following statement on the death of Barbara Bush.
APTS Commends FCC For Committing Additional Funds To Post-Auction Repacking
America's Public Television Stations (APTS) president and CEO Patrick Butler issued the following statement today commending the Federal Communications Commission for a substantial increase in the funds allocated for repacking broadcast channels in the aftermath of the spectrum incentive auction.
New Research Finds More Than 90 Percent of Americans Want Public Broadcasting to Help Provide Earthquake Early Warnings
New public opinion research finds that the overwhelming majority of Americans want public television to play a role in providing earthquake early warnings.
APTS Applauds Arizona PBS and Pearl TV for ATSC 3 Phoenix Model Market Project
America's Public Television Stations today praised the launch of a project in Phoenix with Arizona PBS and Pearl TV to demonstrate the enhanced interactive learning capabilities made possible by the Next Generation (ATSC 3) broadcast standard.
America's Public Television Stations (APTS) president and CEO Patrick Butler issued the following statement on the finalization of Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 budget:
APTS Commends U.S. House of Representatives For Moving Forward on Additional Repack Funding
APTS president and CEO Patrick Butler issued the following statement today commending the U.S. House of Representatives for voting to authorize additional funds for broadcasters repacking their channels following the recently concluded spectrum auction:
APTS Presents Champion of Public Broadcasting Award to New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
APTS today presented the Champion of Public Broadcasting Award to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY).
APTS Presents 2018 National Advocacy Award to Lloyd Wright, President and CEO of WFYI Public Media
APTS today presented the 2018 National Advocacy Award to Lloyd Wright, President and CEO of WFYI Public Media in Indianapolis, Indiana, for his exceptional efforts in generating broad public support for public broadcasting.
APTS Presents 2018 National Advocacy Award to Deborah Acklin, President and CEO, WQED Multimedia
APTS today presented the 2018 National Advocacy Award to Deborah Acklin, president and chief executive officer of WQED Multimedia in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for her exceptional efforts in furthering public television's legislative goals and marshaling local political support for public broadcasting.
APTS Presents 2018 EDGE Award for Excellence in Innovation to Mark Richer, President of ATSC
APTS today presented the 2018 EDGE Award for Excellence in Innovation to Mark Richer, president of the Advanced Television Systems Committee, Inc. (ATSC)
APTS Presents 2018 Pillar of Public Service Award to David Lowe, President and General Manager, KVIE, Sacramento, CA
APTS today presented the Pillar of Public Service Award to David Lowe, President and General Manager, KVIE in Sacramento, CA. The Pillar of Public Service Award recognizes the contributions of an extraordinary leader in one of public television's three essential public service missions: education, public safety and civic leadership.
APTS Presents 2018 David J. Brugger Lay Leadership Award to Protect My Public Media
APTS and NPR today presented the 2018 David J. Brugger Lay Leadership Award to the more than 720,000 grassroots advocates from Protect My Public Media, public television and radio's grassroots advocacy campaign.
APTS Presents Champion of Public Broadcasting Award to Pennsylvania Congressman Charles W. Dent
APTS today presented the Champion of Public Broadcasting Award to Congressman Charles W. Dent (R-PA), a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee and co-chair of the Tuesday Group, a group of more than 60 moderate Republican members of Congress.
APTS today announced the election of its 2018 board officers, re-elected board trustees and newly elected board trustees.

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Q: Uniformization of a plane minus cantor set Let $\mathbb{D}$ be the unit disk endowed with the Poincaré metric and $G$ be a Fuchsian group such that the hyperbolic surface $\mathbb{D}/G$ is homeomorphic to the plane minus a Cantor set.
Question:  Is there a conformal bijection between $\mathbb{D}/G$ and $\mathbb{C} \setminus K$ for some Cantor set $K \subset \mathbb{C}$?
I'm pretty sure the answer is yes but the version of the uniformization theorem I know doesn't imply this (just that the plane minus any Cantor set can be uniformized by some Fuchsian group $G$).   Any good references?
Thanks in advance!

A: Koebe uniformisation theorem says that any planar Riemann surface is biholomorphic to a domain in the Riemann sphere .See George Springer's book on Riemann surfaces.At the risk of self promotion you can also look at my book with T Napier titled An Introduction to Riemann Surfaces .

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Workers will be on paid leave status until April 22; the warehouse will remain open, a company representative said.
Under Armour, the financially troubled maker of trendy athletic footwear, apparel and gear, has laid off 111 people at its Rialto distribution center.
According to a letter the company sent Feb. 20 to the California Employment Development Department, the layoffs take effect April 22; employees are on paid leave until that time.
Under Armour notified the state of the separation in compliance with the California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act, which requires employers to give two months notice of mass layoffs.
The news came as a shock to employees at the Rialto facility. Most of the layoffs involve people in day-to-day distribution functions.
"Out of nowhere, we went to work one day this week and found we're going to be out of our jobs," said Ruth Hernandez, an employee with five years under her belt.
The 370,000-square-foot facility at 2519 West Walnut Ave. will remain open, said Kelley McCormick, senior vice president for corporate communications. She did not know how many employees would remain working at the site.
Baltimore-based Under Armour has struggled in the last few years. Created in 1996, it has been challenging more established firms such as Nike and Adidas for a share of the huge athletic shoe and wardrobe market.
Nike has annual global sales that top $40 billion. Under Armour has about one-eighth of that. Last week the company reported fourth-quarter net income of $4.2 million, the equivalent of 1 penny per share. Under Armour reported a loss for the same three months in 2017.
Revenue was $5.2 billion, up 4 percent year over year. But North American revenue was down 2 percent, with Asia-Pacific the company's most active market, suggesting sluggish activity at American distribution facilities. The closing of many American retailers in the last two years has contributed to the slowdown.
In 2016, Under Armour announced it would build a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution facility near its headquarters in Maryland. Then, in 2017, the company said that due to weak revenues, it would cut 2 percent of its workforce; it cut an additional 3 percent last September when it announced a restructuring plan.
McCormick said the Rialto layoffs are the final phase of that plan.
Along with its Rialto warehouse, UnderArmour has retail locations in Ontario and Cabazon.


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Thank you Shiv, you have done your part
It is hardly surprising that the news that veteran West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul has been omitted by the selectors for the upcoming two-match Test series against Australia has evoked such
Freedom of expression should have standards
In how many ways can one view His Excellency's pre-action protocol letter?
2012 Coca Cola Intercol Finals
The 2012 edition of the Coca Cola Intercol competition has reached the finals in all the zones and the action is on. Let us look at the finalists in the zones for this year's competition.
Lavender Fields of Mine
The scent of lavender was overpowering, the entrancing scent made a spark of joy tingle throughout my entire body, like a ray of sunshine lighting the new day.
What really happens when we dream?
It's true that we spend almost one-third of our lives asleep, but what really happens during this time? Is it time wasted, or something more?
Duwende in the Walls
There was something about the new house that made Carlotta uneasy.
Pleasantville Secondary School Host awards and recognition ceremony
On Tuesday 23rd October, 2012, Pleasantville Secondary School celebrated the achievements of its students at an inaugural Awards and Recognition Ceremony.
Teachers and Students speak of Uniquely Worthy's Success
Here are some comments made by teachers and students regarding the Uniquely Worthy Secondary Schools' Motivational Workshops hosted by United Way Trinidad and Tobago and bpTT: "Today has provided me
When you're not 'one flesh' and more
Last week we promised to give some practical directions for the journey from love to benign indifference.
Captivated before being captive
We could be flirting with danger and not know it. Be forewarned, one rarely becomes captive overnight. With the exception of a kidnapping, people are not snatched all of a sudden.


Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Chris was one of Dave Ramsey's key leaders for over 12 years. He served as the VP of Live Events and oversaw The Total Money Makeover LIVE!, a concert-like show on personal finances. Live event production is one of the most logistically demanding and tedious administrative endeavors for a business leader, and in this area, Chris is an industry leader.
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One Teacher's Experiment with a Choice-Based Articles of the Week Assignment - Dave Stuart Jr.
Have you ever toyed with the idea of letting your students select the articles for Kelly Gallagher's article of the week assignment? Stephanie Roederer, a teacher from Kentucky, has done a lot more than ponder it! Below, you'll read an email Stephanie sent me a month or so ago. Her thought process, strategies, and results are so well-explained and insightful that I'm sharing them in full. Afterward, I'll provide some commentary on Stephanie's great work and how it may affect my AoW practice next school year.
I found out about Kelly Gallagher's AoW strategy last summer through your blog and I decided to try it in my 7th grade classroom in a public Title I all-girls school. Your blog broke down the process so well and made it so easy for me to implement in my class. I just finished reading reflection letters from several of my AP and comprehensive students, and so many of them mentioned the Articles of the Week that I felt I had to share my experience with you.
I started out the year choosing the articles for them, and homework completion rates were between 50-70%. I modeled annotating, but due to our short class periods I did not have time every week to annotate or read the article with them. In the first few weeks, we spent a decent amount of class time discussing the articles, breaking them down to determine the meaning and understand the details. I modeled as frequently as I could, especially when I wanted them to try a new strategy. Initially I found that the girls were utterly lost on the reflections, so I broke down the process for a while. Instead of writing a whole page essay, I asked the girls to choose two quotes they found notable and explain why they were notable. They also wrote a paragraph explaining what they thought about the topic. My "theme" this year was focused on social justice so a lot of the articles centered on those issues.
At the beginning of the second semester (January), I had some type of teacher-epiphany and began alternating teacher-choice articles with student-choice AoWs. I had access to a computer lab, so I would ask the girls to choose and print out an article that interested them, then to follow the same process that we had used together. Homework completion rates skyrocketed to somewhere around 80-90% in the first week, which was a strong indication that engagement is a factor in homework completion, too! (Funny what kids will remember to do when they're excited about it.) At the end of the week when articles were due, the girls would get into small groups and discuss the articles they had read and what they had found interesting.
Occasionally I incorporated an article I wanted them all to read, but a majority of the second semester consisted of those student-selected articles. I gradually increased the expectations, adding the requirement that their annotations include identifying text structures, author's purpose, and central idea. I was so impressed with the work the girls did. The variety of articles they chose was so fun because not only did they learn about a topic or issue that was important to them, but it was much more interesting to grade the work and learn more about my students. I felt that I built better relationships this way while increasing engagement, close reading, and critical thinking. The most impressive part was that they usually chose articles that were above their reading level, and demonstrated comprehension and critical thinking about those challenging articles. The final AoW assignment this year was to go back to what we had tried at the start of the year and to write the reflection essay. I required them to briefly review the article by identifying the author's purpose and text structure, then to come up with their own claim and to support their claim with evidence from the text. The work I received was light years ahead of what they did at the beginning of the year.
Throughout the year, I did not give an AoW every week due to a variety of scheduling issues, or because other assignments or projects were bogging them down, so we only completed a total of 14 AoWs. When I would tell my students, "We have an AoW this week," many of them would groan (unless it was student-selected), but I was amazed after reading the end-of-year reflections at how many of them very clearly and specifically identified AoWs as helping them tremendously with learning to understand informational texts, decode unfamiliar words, and annotate the text to help them comprehend better. Some said that they really thought it helped even though it was challenging AND because it was. Several very specifically said that I need to continue with the strategy next year with my incoming 7th graders. I had initially tried it with my comprehensive students but stopped when I realized how much they were struggling, and two of those students even said I need to bring it back for next year's students.
So often as educators we can become bogged down with standardized test data, but nothing informs us of our effectiveness more than getting feedback straight from students. Well, as one of your "students" I wanted you to know how much the AoW strategy has impacted my teaching and clearly my students' reading skills. Thank you so much for sharing it!
PS The caveat tends to be use of ink which is why I didn't do student choice every week–but even doing it once a month can really make a difference in engagement and the kids get excited.
First, Stephanie is using numbers to sharpen her thinking. Data has become such an over-used word in education that I almost hate writing about it, but the right numbers are irreplaceable if we're going to improve the opportunities available to our students. Stephanie kept track of how many articles of the week her students read and how many of her students were completing the assignment.
Second, Stephanie's experimental approach to teaching is a theme through the work of all great practitioners. Stephanie saw a problem in homework completion rates, she developed a hypothesis for remedying it, and she tested the hypothesis and found that it worked. Good teaching that improves over time follows that pattern, again and again. Teaching that grows stale over time ignores data and sticks to philosophy.
That knowledge-building bit is the only thing that gives me pause with a choice-based approach. Most weeks, I want all of my students to read the same article and write on the same topic because I feel they all need to work with that particular bit of knowledge. But I am inspired to experiment even with once or twice allowing students to select their own articles on a given topic. The challenge would be in keeping article of the week time down to 15 minutes every Monday; I feel this time constraint is important because I don't want article of the week to consume so much time that it ends up reducing reading and writing volume, thereby defeating two of its three purposes in my classroom.
[Stephanie] has done what all good teachers do: take an idea and make it better for [her] kids.
Well done, Stephanie — and thank you for sharing!
I love this response, particularly because Stephanie is a 7th grade teacher. I needed to hear from someone else that 1.) an article a week is NOT too much for them and 2.) you CAN track the outcomes of structured choice. These are two "problems"I keep coming across as I plan for next year. Dave, your point about purposes helps me clarify what AOW is for me. My team of teachers is mainly using Article of the Week to track data on comprehension and to introduce strategies for improving it. It is also being used to increase reading/writing across the disciplines. My hope is that I can work with other content area teachers to set up a rotation so that students are spending time reading high-quality articles about whatever they're studying in other subjects.
Everything on your blog is so helpful and I love that you remind us all to look at the big picture.


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Source: Pediatricians Want Kids to Be Part of COVID Vaccine Trials By Arthur Allen (December 15, 2020)
If clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines aren't expanded soon to include children, it's unlikely that even kids in their teens will be vaccinated in time for the next school year.
The hurdle is that COVID vaccine makers are only in the early stages of testing their products on children. The Pfizer vaccine authorized for use by the Food and Drug Administration on Friday was greenlighted only for people ages 16 and up. Moderna just started trials for 12- to 17-year-olds for its vaccine, likely to be authorized later this month.
It will take months to approve use of the vaccines for middle- and high school-aged kids, and months more to test them in younger children. But some pediatricians say that concerns about the safety of the front-runner vaccines make the wait worthwhile.
Although most pediatricians believe the eventual vaccination of children will be crucial to subduing the COVID virus, they're split on how fast to move toward that, says Dr. James Campbell, professor of pediatrics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine's Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health. Campbell and colleagues say it's a matter of urgency to get the vaccines tested in kids, while others want to hold off on those trials until millions of adults have been safely vaccinated.
Read more: Pediatricians Want Kids to Be Part of COVID Vaccine Trials | Kaiser Health News (khn.org)
Much of the debate centers on two issues: the degree of harm COVID-19 causes children, and the extent to which children are spreading the virus to their friends, teachers, parents and grandparents.
COVID-19's impact on children represents a tiny fraction of the suffering and death experienced by vulnerable adults. Yet it would qualify as a pretty serious childhood disease, having caused 154 deaths and more than 7,500 hospitalizations as of Dec. 3 among people 19 and younger in the United States. Those numbers rank it as worse than a typical year of influenza, and worse than diseases like mumps or hepatitis B in children before the vaccination era.
Studies thus far show that 1%-2% of children infected with the virus end up requiring intensive care, Dr. Stanley Plotkin, professor emeritus of pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania, told a federal panel. That's in line with the percentage who become gravely ill as result of infections like Haemophilus influenza type B, or Hib, for which doctors have vaccinated children since the 1980s, he pointed out.
Campbell, who with colleagues has developed a plan for how to run pediatric COVID vaccine trials, points out that "in a universe where COVID mainly affected children the way it's affecting them now, and we had potential vaccines, people would be clamoring for them."
The evidence that teens can transmit the disease is pretty clear, and transmission has been documented in children as young as 8. Fear of spread by children has been enough to close schools, and led the American Academy of Pediatrics to demand that children be quickly included in vaccine testing.
"The longer we take to start kids in trials, the longer it will take them to get vaccinated and to break the chains of transmission," said Dr. Yvonne Maldonado, a professor of pediatrics at Stanford University who chairs the AAP's infectious disease committee. "If you want kids to go back to school and not have the teachers union terrified, you have to make sure they aren't a risk."
Other pediatricians worry that early pediatric trials could backfire. Dr. Cody Meissner, chief of pediatric infectious diseases at Tufts Medical Center and a member of the FDA's advisory committee on vaccines, is worried that whatever causes Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children, a rare but frightening COVID-related disorder, might also be triggered, however rarely, by vaccination.
Meissner abstained from the committee's vote Thursday that supported, by a 17-4 vote, an emergency authorization of the Pfizer vaccine for people 16 and older.
"I have trouble justifying it for children so unlikely to get the disease," he said during debate on the measure.
But panel member Dr. Ofer Levy, director of the Precision Vaccines Program at Boston Children's Hospital, said the 16-and-up authorization would speed the vaccine's testing in and approval for younger children. That is vital for the world's protection from COVID-19, he said, since in the United States and most places "most vaccines are delivered early in life."
While vaccines given to tens of thousands of people so far appear to be safe, the lack of understanding of the inflammatory syndrome means that children in any trials should be followed closely, said Dr. Emily Erbelding, director of the Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Under a 2003 law, vaccine companies are required eventually to test all their products on children. By late last month, Pfizer had vaccinated approximately 100 children 12-15 years of age, said spokesperson Jerica Pitts.
Moderna has started enrolling 3,000 children 12 and over in another clinical trial, and other companies have similar plans. Assuming the trials show the vaccines are safe and provide a good immune response, future tests could include progressively younger children, moving to, say, 6- to 12-year-olds next, then 2- to 6-year-olds. Eventually, trials could include younger toddlers and infants.
Similar stepdown approaches were taken to test vaccines against human papillomavirus (HPV), influenza and other diseases in the past, Erbelding noted. Such trials are easiest to conduct when researchers know that a measurable immune response, like antibody levels in the blood, translates to effective protection against disease. Armed with such knowledge, they can see whether children were protected without them having to be exposed to the virus. Federal scientists hope to get that data from the Moderna and Pfizer adult vaccine trials, she said.
Vaccine trials geared to tweens or younger children may involve testing half-doses, which, if protective, would require less vaccine and might cause fewer incidents of sore arms and fevers that afflicted many who've received the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, Campbell said.
But unless additional studies begin quickly, the window for having an FDA-authorized vaccine available before the next school year "will be closed even for our oldest children," said Dr. Evan Anderson, a pediatrics professor at Emory University. "Our younger children are almost certainly going into next school year without a vaccine option available for them."
In the meantime, teachers are likely to be high on the priority list for vaccination. Protecting school staff could allow more schools to reopen even if most children can't be vaccinated, Erbelding said.
Eventually, if the SARS-CoV-2 virus remains in circulation, governments may want to mandate childhood vaccination against the virus to protect them as they grow up and protect society as a whole, Plotkin said.
In the 1960s, Plotkin invented the rubella vaccine that has been given to hundreds of millions of children since. Like COVID-19, rubella, or German measles, is not usually a serious illness for children. But congenital rubella syndrome afflicted babies in the womb with blindness, deafness, developmental delays and autism. Immunizing toddlers, which, in turn, protects their pregnant mothers, has indirectly prevented hundreds of thousands of such cases.
"We don't want to use children to protect everyone in the community," said Campbell. "But when you can protect both children and their community, that's important."
And while a coronavirus infection may not be bad for most children, missed school, absent friends and distanced families have caused them immense suffering, he said.
"It's a huge burden on a child to have their entire world flipped around," Campbell said. "If vaccinating could help to flip it back, we should begin testing to see if that's possible."
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Imam Siddique Abdullah Hasan has been on death row in Ohio since 1993, when he was wrongly convicted of killing a prison guard during the Lucasville Uprising, which took place in April of that year. He is one of five defendants who were at the Lucasville, Ohio, prison during the uprising who could be executed for murders they did not commit.
Several dozen other inmates, including Greg Curry, were given long sentences. Most of the Lucasville defendants are now housed at the Ohio State Penitentiary supermax facility in Youngstown.
Hasan, Curry and others are regularly subjected to intense harassment because of their convictions stemming from the uprising. Hasan has spoken via phone to meetings held this year to mark the 25th anniversary of the rebellion. In April on the anniversary of the uprising surrender, Hasan, Curry, Keith Lamar, Jason Robb and Nameer Mateen had their phone and email access taken away.
Lamar, Robb and Mateen are members of the five who are on death row in connection with Lucasville. The fifth person on death row, George Skatzes, is in a different state prison. It took a mass phone campaign to get their normal rights as prisoners restored.
On July 27, Hasan was charged with five infractions of prison rules and put in solitary confinement — "the hole." All the charges were in connection with the national prison work stoppage set to begin Aug. 21. The following day, July 28, Hasan began a hunger strike, which he ended 12 days later due to medical complications.
Normally, alleged infractions at OSP are addressed before the Rules Infraction Board, but Hasan was dragged before the Serious Misconduct Panel for a hearing Aug. 14. He was not allowed to view all the evidence against him. Two prison officials constituted the panel.
Although the charges were based on conversations Hasan had with supporters over the phone, his request to have those supporters called as witnesses was denied.
This writer, who helped organize a solidarity meeting in Detroit which featured a phone-in presentation by Hasan, was among those willing to testify over the phone. Yet "unavailability" was cited, along with "relevancy" and "security concerns," as reasons to block our testimony.
The charging official was Brian Wittrup, chief of the Bureau of Classification, who claimed that, by supporting a prison work stoppage, Hasan was encouraging prisoners to riot. At one point, he admitted that Hasan never promoted rioting, but opined that things could get out of control, hence Hasan was guilty.
So Imam Hasan was found guilty of all charges and put in "Extended Restricted Housing" Level 3. His phone and email access was denied for one year, along with kiosk (commissary) privileges. This restriction can be reviewed every 90 days.
According to Greg Curry, who was finally released from the hole, inmates stopped working to protest the treatment of Hasan and the crackdown on his entire cell block after Curry allowed information on Hasan's unjust treatment to reach the outside. "Of course the cops went to their special inmates to get them to cross the picket line but that was frowned upon," said Curry. (lucasvilleamnesty.org) Authorities attempted to plant a knife on Curry, but the RIB had to drop the charge due to lack of evidence.


Static electricity in a reloading setting can be of concern. Here's how to deal with it.
As I write this column, home heating units are working hard. When I walk across the carpet and touch something I get a "zap." It's static electricity. The Shooting Times staff have received questions lately about static electricity and reloading safety. The questions tend to have two parts: Is it dangerous in a reloading setting and how to deal with it.
"Static" means "not moving." Static electricity consists of stationary charges that build up on one surface, creating an imbalance of charged particles between objects — an unstable condition in nature. This imbalance remains until equalization returns through grounding or an electrostatic discharge, such as a spark. Static electricity has very high voltage but very low current (amperage). A discharge in air forms a high-voltage, low-amperage spark in the vicinity of "energetic materials." The spark heats the air around it to temperatures that can ignite volatile materials. Static electricity's hazard to reloading is largely limited to primers and propellants.
Primers and primer residue are, in my experience, the most sensitive to static electricity. Conditions must be just so, but I have investigated static-triggered primer accidents that were far from trivial.
Fortunately, the modern percussion primer and its packaging are so evolved that it takes a lot of abuse to create a problem. The foil paper and lacquer-type sealants offer a lot of protection against static. The big hazard is primer dust.
Most materials are easier to ignite if ground to dust-size particles. In February 2008, an explosion in a Georgia sugar processing facility killed 14 and injured 40 of the roughly 112 souls on site at the time. Some ignition source found its way into an environment where sugar dust hung in the air. Most of us would not consider sugar a "hazardous material," yet lives were lost and the facility was largely turned to rubble.
Under prolonged and vigorous vibration, bits of the primer pellet itself may break loose and build up in the package that holds the primers, in primer trays, in primer tubes for automated loaders, and around the primer feed mechanism of your loader. Primer manufacturers have stringent test protocols for evaluating a production lot of primers for its potential to create dust. The dusting test represents greater abuse than most reloaders can imagine. With today's primers the amount of dust is incredibly tiny, but if dust accumulates in your equipment when using primers, your housekeeping and materials handling need serious and immediate review.
It is not hard to minimize this problem. Maintaining a clean reloading area and gear is the most effective step. Never store or transport primers in feed tubes; move leftover primers from the tubes to their original packaging at the end of a loading session. Look through tubes after about every 1,000 primers are seated to see if dust is building up. If they need cleaning, do it while holding the tubes under water. The long pipe cleaners sold by florists supply and craft stores are cheap and effective tube brushes. Never oil primer tubes as that can accelerate dust buildup.
Dust can accumulate around automated primer feed systems. I use a pastry brush with a wood handle and natural — not synthetic — bristles to clean around feed mechanisms. Use a degreaser if needed to remove dust-attracting oil. If the mechanism needs lubrication, use a dry lube like graphite or ask the equipment manufacturer for maintenance advice.
Smokeless propellant has a relatively high kindling temperature, so it's harder to ignite big granules in the presence of static, reducing but not eliminating the hazard. Blackpowder is easier to ignite and easier to crumble, so it's a bigger worry. However, both products are elevated to the Red Zone if reduced to dust. What if you spill propellant on a hard floor and opt to walk in it for weeks instead of cleaning the mess now? You've just made dust that is quite easily ignited by many energy sources.
There are a number of things you can do to make an overall reduction in static risk in your handloading area. First, dry climates increase the frequency of static electricity events, and heating systems can dry out the inside air in winter. Moving air itself can create static. If your house has forced-air heating, you can block the loading room vents with cardboard or foam and use a convection-type heater to maintain comfort. You should also consider purchasing a free-standing room humidifier for your load area.
If your loading area floor is carpeted, there are reasons to remove it in addition to carpet's amazing ability to create a massive static charge. Spilled propellant and even dropped live primers can hide in carpet, as can lead residues. My preference for a loading room floor is natural wood, assuming the installation does not leave gaps that can collect propellant. My second choice is bare concrete without gaps or expansion joints.
Likewise, I prefer a benchtop made of tight-grained wood. If you need more than one piece of lumber for the top of your reloading bench, make sure the glued edges are finely jointed for a tight fit that won't collect residue.
Some benchtops are finished with synthetic countertop material that can encourage a static charge. Wiping synthetic surfaces with a dry cloth can make it worse. Always use a damp cloth for cleanups. If you can't replace your benchtop, there is a way to greatly reduce its propensity to create a nasty spark, and it's likely that you already have the solution. Look in your laundry room. Dryer sheets used to reduce static cling in clothes run through a dryer are excellent for minimizing static charge. Use a fresh sheet to wipe synthetic benchtops and other plastic surfaces. They also reduce static charges with plastic scale pans, funnels, and powder measure hoppers.
In severe static electricity conditions or those in an OSHA-covered workplace, extreme measures may be required. Static electricity needs to be dissipated to the earth, but any grounding system should be designed and installed only by qualified engineers and electricians.
For the average reloader, common sense, alertness, and cleanliness go far toward a safer hobby.


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'Fit And Healthy' Mother Found Dead Beside Her 3-Year-Old Toddler at Home | She Leaves Behind Four Children
Nicole Barnes was discovered unresponsive in her home after she failed to pick up her older children from school.
Cover Image Source: Facebook | Nicole Barnes
By Rima Biswas
A 29-year-old mother was found dead on the sofa at her residence in Hyuton, Merseyside where she was with her daughter Delilah, 3, who remains unhurt. Nicole Barnes, a doting mother of four children, was discovered unresponsive in her home after she failed to pick up her older children from school, reported the Daily Mail. The school authorities alerted Nicole's partner Craig Sharnock, 36, over a call, inquiring about the mother after she failed to show up on time to pick up the children. Gemma, a close friend of Nicole, rushed to the home, only to find her dead, on the couch. She tried her best to resuscitate Nicole before the arrival of the paramedics but unfortunately, she couldn't be saved.
'Fit and healthy' mother-of-four, 29, is found dead next to her three-year-old daughter https://t.co/rddAFcJgO5
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) October 11, 2022
As reported by Liverpool Echo, the cause of Nicole's sudden death is unknown at present and the family is looking forward to further explanations after the post-mortem examination. Nicole's three-year-old daughter and the other children - Nieve, 10, Scott, 7, and Tom, 5 — currently reside with Craig. Nicole's family revealed that she was "fit, healthy, and never had anything wrong with her" prior to the mishap. Sharnock faces the challenges of providing for the family as well as taking care of his four children, out of which one is autistic. A cousin of Nicole, Kim Jowett has set up a Gofundme page to help support Craig and the children, and it has raised more than £26,000 already.
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— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) October 11, 2022
"She picked up Delilah at 11.30 am from nursery and was expected to pick her other children up later. She just passed away on the couch. She was an absolutely gorgeous young girl. She didn't have a bad bone in her body," Kim told Liverpool Echo. "She was an absolutely amazing mum and she did everything with such grace. She was a better mum than I ever could be. She had loads of issues with getting her five-year-old into help and into school because of his autism but she didn't stop."
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According to Metro, the family is now trying to come to terms with the loss of Nicole, with Jowett adding that the eldest child is "trying to be as responsible as her mum." She said that the child "has taken on a mother's role and is trying to be like her mum and help to take care of everyone but she shouldn't be doing that. This is just how she saw her mum, as someone who looked after everyone." Kim continued, "This is going to be so hard for Craig. It is so sad she has lost her life and left her four poor babies behind."
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11301879/Fit-healthy-mother-four-29-dead-three-year-old-daughter.html
https://metro.co.uk/2022/10/11/merseyside-girl-3-found-next-to-mum-nicole-barness-body-17539908/
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Deputy-Commander, Senior Colonel Nguyen Anh Tuan presenting Tet gifts to the radar station At the working session, Captain Dong Xuan Minh, Head of the station, briefed the delegation on the unit's task performance last year, particularly in raising the quality of its training and combat readiness, well observing vessels moving into and out of its assigned area, and ensuring technical and logistic work for all missions. Senior Colonel Tuan highly valued Radar Station 590's task performance and extended greetings to its troops on the occasion of the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year festival), adding that in the coming time, the unit should continuously improve troops' political stance and competency, thoroughly grasp directives and resolutions at all levels, and actively master equipment to successfully fulfill all assigned tasks. The delegation extending Tet greetings to authorities and armed forces in Con Dao. Previously, the delegation paid visits and extended Tet greetings to the authorities and armed forces in Con Dao. Translated by Chung Anh
Paying a visit and offering Tet greetings to former Party General Secretary Do Muoi, General Ngo Xuan Lich briefed the former Party leader on the accomplishment of the military-defense work in 2016 as well as the results of the building of a revolutionary, elite, and gradually-modernized army over the past year. Delighted at the encouraging results, former General Secretary Do Muoi hoped that in the coming time, the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense would strengthen leadership so as to build a comprehensively strong army with firm political stance and high combat capacity while heightening unity, successfully…... [read more]
Chairman of the HCMC People's Committee Nguyen Thanh Phong yesterday afternoon visited and extended Tet greetings to workers on the construction of Ben Thanh-Suoi Tien metro line project in District 1. He also gave the workers and engineers Tet presents wishing them together with investors and contractors a healthy and successful new year.Appreciating their efforts in building a great meaningful work to the city's traffic and socioeconomic development, Mr. Phong proposed them to continue attempts to build the metro line on schedule, ensure the work's quality as well as safety and obtain the project's targets in 2017.... [read more]
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General Secretary Manh, on behalf of leaders of the Party, State and Fatherland Front, extended Tet greetings to all compatriots and soldiers at a get-together on February 14 on the occasion of the upcoming traditional Lunar New Year Festival (Tet). The get-together was also attended by former General Secretaries Do Muoi and Le Kha Phieu; State President Nguyen Minh Triet; former State President Tran Duc Luong; NA Chairman Nguyen Phu Trong; former NA Chairman Nguyen Van An; Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung; President of the Fatherland Front Central Committee Pham The Duyet; and others. The Party chief said with all-out…... [read more]
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