I really like lower league football. Not that I would want to see us play it again, of course – despite the memories of one strangely enjoyable 1987-88 season in Division 3. I go and watch it in the flesh when I can though I travel a lot with work. Taking in real football at somewhere like Macclesfield, Stockport, or Carlisle is something I just enjoy much more than sitting in hotel rooms, or even going to nondescript, overpriced Premiership games in which I have no interest.
One of the reasons I like it is because you just never know when a player you watch, playing an obscure fixture in front of a couple of thousand fans, may become significant in years to come. Another is that the football has proper mistakes in it. I'm not talking about 21st Century Premiership mistakes – like conceding a penalty by making minimal contact in the penalty box, which 'causes' a player to roll over three times while commentators justify the penalty on the grounds that there was 'contact'. But proper mistakes – proper howlers, made by players whose wage depends on their performances, not their reputation.
Indeed, there are some matches I've watched that I can still remember, simply because of the mistakes I have witnessed. I can still remember a match at Deepdale for that very reason. It was Preston v Barnsley, and the away keeper was sent off very early on (actually, records show that the keeper sent off was former SAFC keeper Nick Colgan). A keeper came on from the bench – a glance at the programme showed he was a young Arsenal keeper. This may be interesting – an opportunity to watch a star of the future? Quite the opposite it seemed. The keeper had a nightmare: he looked totally out of his depth, punching a cross off the Preston centre forward's head and into the net, and generally looking like he would rather be anywhere but in goal that night. It wasn't just the goal – the best way I can describe the Barnsley keeper's overall performance is to compare it with Michael Ingham's desperate performance in that crucial promotion match at Ipswich on TV a few years ago.
We have just signed that very keeper as a replacement for one of the very best goalkeepers in the country.
Nor was it really an isolated mistake. Vito Mannone is far better known for his mistakes – like his famous blunder against Olympiakos – and for sitting on the bench, than he is for his good performances (of which there have been some, but not too many). In a whirlwind of deals and rumours this summer, for me his signature is probably the low point, and unlikely to be surpassed.
So, step forward Keiren Westwood? I hope so. It's easy to forget now, but as Martin O'Neill transformed that gloomy winter of 2011, following Steve Bruce's sacking, Keiren Westwood was, in the early days of that initially successful transition, very much the man in possession of the keeper's shirt. With Craig Gordon's injuries taking their toll, and Simon Mignolet out of action following Emile Heskey's demolition of his face, Westwood leapt to the front of the queue.
There were some mistakes – he was at least partially to blame for the late mix up with Wes Brown which led to defeat against bottom of the table Wigan, which led to the sacking of Steve Bruce (thanks Keiren!). Then he got lucky in O'Neill's first match against Blackburn, when the referee ruled out a goal from a free kick where he had been badly caught out of position.
However, there were also some glimpses of a good – and potentially very good – keeper in those few games. The interesting thing for me is that he looks like a bit of a throwback to the 1980s, as keepers go. In recent years, many of our fans have criticised the likes of Gordon and Mignolet for 'not commanding their box'. I honestly think that the main reason for that is not about Gordon or Mignolet, but about trends: goalkeeping styles have changed over the years, and it's now much less common for keepers to come off the line at corner kicks, or charging out of goal to try and claim a cross. Staying on the line, relying on defenders and (if need be) shot stopping abilities are much more the order of the day now. Westwood, however, may just be a bit of an exception to that rule, and more willing to come for crosses or corners. He will no doubt look extremely confident and imposing when it works, and when it doesn't, risks looking a bit silly.
From early impressions in those days, Westwood's distribution also looked good – whether throwing or kicking. This, I think, is the one area of the game that Mignolet has not yet cracked, but quite possibly will at Liverpool. It is also an area of our game that might be particularly important where we look to counter attack more quickly this season than last.
Of course, just as Westwood was starting to impress, he was stopped in his tracks. He got sick, and lost his place for that wonderful win against Manchester City. Sceptics may question his desire - Larsson played with the same condition, and Mignolet returned in goal, complete with Phantom of the Opera mask. On the other hand, Westwood fans will point to his frequently stated desire not to sit on the bench indefinitely as an example of his commitment. Mannone has followed a similar path through his decision to come here, of course. Credit to them both for not going down that Steve Harper / Stuart Taylor route.
I do still worry about losing Mignolet – he kept us up last season, and whoever starts out of Westwood or Mannone – is an inferior keeper. That is not something to relish. However, if Westwood comes in, minimises his mistakes, and makes the most of his all round talents, that will limit the damage. If the players bought with the Mignolet fee come in and make us a stronger team that would clearly vindicate the decision (though having seen how we squandered the Bent and Henderson transfer fees, that's not a logic that I want to follow).
If we choose to rely on Vito Mannone, remembering that Preston – Barnsley match all those years ago, I for one will be watching opposition corners and counter attacks next season through my fingers, like an eight year old watching Doctor Who.


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Ben June 7, 2010
Apple's latest iPhone, the iPhone 4, is getting some great new enhancements to its camera.
For starters, Apple has added a front facing camera; the first on any iPhone. The front-facing camera will allow for two-way video chatting through an application that Apple is calling FaceTime. With FaceTime, you'll be able to have two-way video chats with other iPhone 4 users. FaceTime will only work over WiFi for 2010, but Apple seems hopeful that they'll be able to get it working over cellular data (3G) at a later time. Third-party applications should be able to access the front-facing camera which means that we are likely to see a wave of new applications using the front-facing camera in various ways.
The rear iPhone camera has been upgraded to 5MP, which means increased quality over the iPhone 3GS's 3.2MP camera. There is also an LED flash which is all-new for an iPhone. The rear camera will now also be able to record HD 720p video which will be a great improvement over the lower quality video recording on the previous 3GS model.
Once you've captured video from either camera you'll be able to upload it to YouTube, send it to a friend's cellphone via MMS, or edit multiple clips together into a finished product with the just announced iMovie for iPhone.
For the technically minded, the iPhone 4's front-facing camera will take pictures and record video at a resolution of 640×480 and up to 30 frames per second. The rear camera will support photos up to 5MP and video recording at a resolution of 1280×720 at up to 30 frames per second.
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A portion of the East Side Access project is seen April 11. Credit: Charles Eckert
By Alfonso A. Castillo alfonso.castillo@newsday.com @alfonsoreports Updated September 25, 2018 1:52 PM
The MTA's beleaguered East Side Access project has a new leader, the agency announced Monday.
At a Manhattan meeting of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's LIRR Committee, MTA Chief Development Officer Janno Lieber announced that Arthur R. "Rob" Troup, has been appointed as senior program executive for the $11.1 billion megaproject, which aims to link the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal by 2022.
"East Side Access is making dramatic progress, and Rob has what it takes to get it to the finish line on time in 2022," Lieber said. "With more than 40 years of experience in public transportation — including a lot of construction in densely populated urban environments — he knows what it takes to get a complex project like this built."
Troup most recently worked as deputy general manager for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, and previously worked for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. The MTA said, in both agencies, Troup "was responsible for executing multibillion dollar, five-year capital budgets while maintaining day-to-day operations, safety and efficiency."
Troup will take over leadership of East Side Access as the MTA works to correct course for the project, which has been beset by budget overruns and construction delays since it was first proposed nearly two decades ago. Since then, the budget has more than doubled, and the targeted completion date has been pushed back by 13 years.
In April, the MTA again raised the price tag for East Side Access by nearly $1 billion, but it also outlined several changes in how the project is managed, including streamlining approval processes so that project changes that used to take 300 days can be made within three months.
Retiring East Side Access project executive William Goodrich, in his final presentation to the MTA board on Monday, said the changes "are achieving the intended results."
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"Although there are and will continue to be challenges to overcome, significant progress continues and the momentum of the project is building," said Goodrich, who also expressed his appreciation to the MTA "for the opportunity to lead such a vital and transformative project for the region."
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Alfonso Castillo has been reporting for Newsday since 1999 and covering the transportation beat since 2008. He grew up in the Bronx and Queens and now lives in Valley Stream with his wife and two sons.
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After a devastating milestone, COVID-19 vaccine makers pledge hundreds of millions of doses through July
Updated: 11:44 AM EST Feb 23, 2021
By Christina Maxouris and Holly Yan, CNN
in the war on Cove it 19. 1 set of numbers brings Hope Cove in 19 in the United States has been declining for five weeks, with the seven day average dropping 74%. At the same time, another number delivers silence. The U. S now grieving the loss of more than half a million lives to co vid 19, a truly tragic reminder of the enormity of this pandemic and the loss it is afflicted on our personal lives and our communities. Top U. S health officials continue to push the importance of co vid 19 vaccine. Ah, winter weather froze much of that effort last week, delaying some vaccine shipments and deliveries. It appears to be back on track. We now anticipate that all backlog doses will be delivered by midweek, but that's just the first step. It will still take time for vaccine distribution sites to catch up. In Texas alone, White House officials say the seven day average of administered Cove in 19 doses decreased by 31% the past week because of weather. We encourage vaccination sites to follow that same lead of those who are working extended hours to catch up on deliveries by scheduling Mawr appointments to vaccinate the anxious public as quickly as possible for health. Minute, I'm Mandy Gaither.
After COVID-19 took the lives of half a million victims in the U.S., the nation's top infectious disease expert said the mass tragedy was avoidable."It does ... pain me when I see things like pleading for people to do the kinds of things that you know work — the mask wearing, the physical separation — and the denial," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.It was "actually painful for me" to see hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, he said, and "in those same regions, there were people who were denying that this was going on, saying, 'Oh, it's fake news, it's a hoax.' I mean, how could you possibly say that when people in your own state, your own city, your own county, are dying?""Here we are today, looking at 500,000 Americans who've died thus far," Fauci said."That's the proof of what actually has been going on. You can't deny that."The U.S. COVID-19 death toll is by far the highest of any country — and more than double that of Brazil's, which according to Johns Hopkins University data has the next highest number of virus-related fatalities.Experts have said several factors contributed to an unnecessarily brutal pandemic, including a lack of clear messaging from the country's leadership, state and local leaders loosening restrictions too quickly, large holiday celebrations and continued resistance to wearing face masks or social distancing.The race to vaccinateThe U.S. can expect to have a total of 240 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of March, according to prepared remarks from vaccine makers that will be given Tuesday to a House subcommittee.Pfizer and Moderna — the two companies with COVID-19 vaccines authorized for emergency use in the U.S. — have pledged to make a combined total of 220 million doses available for shipment by the end of March.That would be enough to vaccinate 110 million Americans, since both vaccines require two doses.Johnson & Johnson, which has yet to receive an emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine, has pledged to make 20 million doses available in the same time frame. Its vaccine requires only one dose.Pfizer said it expects to increase the number of doses available for shipment from about 4 million to 5 million doses per week at the beginning of February to more than 13 million doses per week by the middle of March."We are on track to make 120 million doses available for shipment by the end of March and an additional 80 million doses by the end of May. And, we anticipate all 300 million contracted doses will be made available for shipment by the end of July, enabling the vaccination of up to 150 million Americans," the company said in its prepared remarks.Moderna, the other company with an authorized COVID-19 vaccine, said it's on track to deliver 100 million doses by the end of March and it plans to double monthly deliveries by April to more than 40 million doses per month."Based on this progress scaling up manufacturing, we recently agreed to move up our delivery timeline: we now are aiming to deliver a second hundred million doses by the end of May and a third hundred million doses by the end of July," Moderna said in its prepared remarks.Two more COVID-19 vaccine makers that have not yet received emergency authorization have also laid out plans.What the US needs to do nowEmergency physician Dr. Leana Wen said the milestone was a reminder of "all the lives that we could have saved." And now, she says she's worried about what could come."My biggest fear right now is complacency," Wen said.While states across the country may be reporting encouraging trends, experts including Wen have cautioned now is absolutely not the time to let up — especially with coronavirus variants circulating."The best way for us to get back to normal is to double down right now, not to throw off our masks, not to eat indoors, not to do other things that we know can risk reigniting outbreaks," said Dr. Craig Spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center."The majority of people in this country, despite previous infections and despite two months of vaccine, the majority of people still have no protection against COVID and can get infected," he told CNN. "This isn't over and we need to double down."That means continuing to mask up, social distance, avoid crowded areas, regularly wash hands and practice the safety measures that have so far worked to curb the spread of infections.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said while numbers may be trending in the right direction, "cases, hospital admissions and deaths remain at very high levels."New cases have declined steadily for five weeks, Walensky said Monday. But the U.S. continues to add tens of thousands of new infections daily. February alone has seen more than two million new COVID-19 cases.Hospitalizations have plummeted since their Jan. 6 peak of more than 132,400 COVID-19 patients. But more than 55,400 people remain hospitalized with the virus, according to the COVID Tracking Project.And every single day, hundreds of lives are lost to COVID-19. More than 1,300 deaths were reported Monday, according to Johns Hopkins data — and more than 52,000 have been reported this month."While the pandemic is heading in the right direction there is still much work to do," Walensky said.Study: Smell and taste after COVID-19 may not return for monthsAnd for many people who survived a bout with the disease, symptoms continue to linger.In fact, Canadian researchers reported Monday that people's sense of smell and taste may not return for up to five months after becoming infected with coronavirus.A team at the University of Quebec surveyed more than 800 healthcare workers who tested positive for the virus. They ranked their sense of smell and taste on a scale from zero to 10 and some were asked to perform an at-home test to further evaluate these senses.During initial infection, more than 70% of those taking part in the survey reported losing their sense of smell and 65% reported losing their sense of taste, researchers said in preliminary results.Five months later, when they used an at-home test, 17% of the participants said they still had loss of smell and 9% of people had persistent loss of taste."Our results show that an impaired sense of smell and taste may persist in a number of people with COVID-19," Dr. Johannes Frasnelli of the University of Quebec, who worked on the study, said in a statement."This emphasizes the importance of following up with people who have been infected, and need further research to discover the extent of neurological problems associated with COVID-19."CDC announces emergency meeting of vaccine advisersMeanwhile, as the U.S. races to get more shots into arms, another vaccine could soon get the green light for the U.S. market.Johnson & Johnson announced earlier this month it had applied for an emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its one-dose COVID-19 vaccine.On Friday, an FDA advisory group will discuss the company's application and data. Based on the adviser's guidance, the FDA may choose to give the vaccine the green light. Then, CDC advisers will discuss their own recommendations surrounding the vaccine's rollout, which will then have to be formally accepted by the CDC.The CDC announced an emergency meeting of its vaccine advisers from Feb. 28 to March 1.Meanwhile, Johnson & Johnson will testify Tuesday it can deliver enough doses by the end of March to vaccinate more than 20 million Americans — helping add to the country's existing supply.So far, more than 44 million Americans have received at least their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, CDC data shows.About 19.4 million have received both doses, the data shows. That's less than 6% of the U.S. population.
After COVID-19 took the lives of half a million victims in the U.S., the nation's top infectious disease expert said the mass tragedy was avoidable.
"It does ... pain me when I see things like pleading for people to do the kinds of things that you know work — the mask wearing, the physical separation — and the denial," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
It was "actually painful for me" to see hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, he said, and "in those same regions, there were people who were denying that this was going on, saying, 'Oh, it's fake news, it's a hoax.' I mean, how could you possibly say that when people in your own state, your own city, your own county, are dying?"
"Here we are today, looking at 500,000 Americans who've died thus far," Fauci said.
"That's the proof of what actually has been going on. You can't deny that."
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The U.S. COVID-19 death toll is by far the highest of any country — and more than double that of Brazil's, which according to Johns Hopkins University data has the next highest number of virus-related fatalities.
Experts have said several factors contributed to an unnecessarily brutal pandemic, including a lack of clear messaging from the country's leadership, state and local leaders loosening restrictions too quickly, large holiday celebrations and continued resistance to wearing face masks or social distancing.
The race to vaccinate
The U.S. can expect to have a total of 240 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of March, according to prepared remarks from vaccine makers that will be given Tuesday to a House subcommittee.
America's pandemic toll: In one year, half a million lives
Pfizer and Moderna — the two companies with COVID-19 vaccines authorized for emergency use in the U.S. — have pledged to make a combined total of 220 million doses available for shipment by the end of March.
That would be enough to vaccinate 110 million Americans, since both vaccines require two doses.
Johnson & Johnson, which has yet to receive an emergency use authorization for its COVID-19 vaccine, has pledged to make 20 million doses available in the same time frame. Its vaccine requires only one dose.
Pfizer said it expects to increase the number of doses available for shipment from about 4 million to 5 million doses per week at the beginning of February to more than 13 million doses per week by the middle of March.
Fauci: 'Possible' Americans will be wearing masks in 2022 to protect against COVID-19
"We are on track to make 120 million doses available for shipment by the end of March and an additional 80 million doses by the end of May. And, we anticipate all 300 million contracted doses will be made available for shipment by the end of July, enabling the vaccination of up to 150 million Americans," the company said in its prepared remarks.
Moderna, the other company with an authorized COVID-19 vaccine, said it's on track to deliver 100 million doses by the end of March and it plans to double monthly deliveries by April to more than 40 million doses per month.
"Based on this progress scaling up manufacturing, we recently agreed to move up our delivery timeline: we now are aiming to deliver a second hundred million doses by the end of May and a third hundred million doses by the end of July," Moderna said in its prepared remarks.
Two more COVID-19 vaccine makers that have not yet received emergency authorization have also laid out plans.
What the US needs to do now
Emergency physician Dr. Leana Wen said the milestone was a reminder of "all the lives that we could have saved." And now, she says she's worried about what could come.
"My biggest fear right now is complacency," Wen said.
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While states across the country may be reporting encouraging trends, experts including Wen have cautioned now is absolutely not the time to let up — especially with coronavirus variants circulating.
"The best way for us to get back to normal is to double down right now, not to throw off our masks, not to eat indoors, not to do other things that we know can risk reigniting outbreaks," said Dr. Craig Spencer, director of global health in emergency medicine at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.
"The majority of people in this country, despite previous infections and despite two months of vaccine, the majority of people still have no protection against COVID and can get infected," he told CNN. "This isn't over and we need to double down."
That means continuing to mask up, social distance, avoid crowded areas, regularly wash hands and practice the safety measures that have so far worked to curb the spread of infections.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said while numbers may be trending in the right direction, "cases, hospital admissions and deaths remain at very high levels."
New cases have declined steadily for five weeks, Walensky said Monday. But the U.S. continues to add tens of thousands of new infections daily. February alone has seen more than two million new COVID-19 cases.
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Hospitalizations have plummeted since their Jan. 6 peak of more than 132,400 COVID-19 patients. But more than 55,400 people remain hospitalized with the virus, according to the COVID Tracking Project.
And every single day, hundreds of lives are lost to COVID-19. More than 1,300 deaths were reported Monday, according to Johns Hopkins data — and more than 52,000 have been reported this month.
"While the pandemic is heading in the right direction there is still much work to do," Walensky said.
Study: Smell and taste after COVID-19 may not return for months
And for many people who survived a bout with the disease, symptoms continue to linger.
In fact, Canadian researchers reported Monday that people's sense of smell and taste may not return for up to five months after becoming infected with coronavirus.
A team at the University of Quebec surveyed more than 800 healthcare workers who tested positive for the virus. They ranked their sense of smell and taste on a scale from zero to 10 and some were asked to perform an at-home test to further evaluate these senses.
During initial infection, more than 70% of those taking part in the survey reported losing their sense of smell and 65% reported losing their sense of taste, researchers said in preliminary results.
US COVID-19 numbers are slowing but experts project tens of thousands more deaths in next 3 months
Five months later, when they used an at-home test, 17% of the participants said they still had loss of smell and 9% of people had persistent loss of taste.
"Our results show that an impaired sense of smell and taste may persist in a number of people with COVID-19," Dr. Johannes Frasnelli of the University of Quebec, who worked on the study, said in a statement.
"This emphasizes the importance of following up with people who have been infected, and need further research to discover the extent of neurological problems associated with COVID-19."
CDC announces emergency meeting of vaccine advisers
Meanwhile, as the U.S. races to get more shots into arms, another vaccine could soon get the green light for the U.S. market.
Johnson & Johnson announced earlier this month it had applied for an emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its one-dose COVID-19 vaccine.
Johnson & Johnson submits its single-dose COVID-19 vaccine for FDA emergency use authorization
On Friday, an FDA advisory group will discuss the company's application and data. Based on the adviser's guidance, the FDA may choose to give the vaccine the green light. Then, CDC advisers will discuss their own recommendations surrounding the vaccine's rollout, which will then have to be formally accepted by the CDC.
The CDC announced an emergency meeting of its vaccine advisers from Feb. 28 to March 1.
Meanwhile, Johnson & Johnson will testify Tuesday it can deliver enough doses by the end of March to vaccinate more than 20 million Americans — helping add to the country's existing supply.
So far, more than 44 million Americans have received at least their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, CDC data shows.
About 19.4 million have received both doses, the data shows. That's less than 6% of the U.S. population.


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Emricasan and selonsertib fail to improve fibrosis in people with NASH
Liz Highleyman
Stephen Harrison presents selonsertib trial results at the Liver Meeting, 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.
Emricasan
Selonsertib
A pair of experimental therapies for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) failed to offer notable improvements in controlled clinical trials, despite having shown promising effects on liver biomarkers in earlier studies.
Dr Stephen Harrison of Pinnacle Clinical Research in Texas, who presented results from both studies this week at the AASLD Liver Meeting in Boston, said that although the results were negative, they will help researchers understand more about this difficult-to-treat condition and inform the design of future trials.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and its more severe form, NASH, are responsible for a growing proportion of advanced liver disease. The build-up of fat in the liver triggers cell death and inflammation, which over time can lead to fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer.
compensated cirrhosis
The earlier stage of cirrhosis, during which the liver is damaged but still able to perform most of its functions. See also 'cirrhosis' and 'decompensated cirrhosis'.
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Linked to obesity and diabetes, NAFLD/NASH is increasingly recognised as a manifestation of the metabolic syndrome. Currently there are no effective medical therapies for the condition and weight loss remains the mainstay of treatment.
Emricasan is a pan-caspase inhibitor that interferes with the activity of caspase protease enzymes that play a role in apoptosis (programmed cell death) and inflammation. Over the past few years, researchers have reported that the drug improved biomarkers of liver health in people with cirrhosis, though it did not significantly improve portal hypertension in people with NASH-related cirrhosis.
Dr Harrison presented findings from a randomised, placebo-controlled trial, sponsored by Conatus, that compared emricasan to placebo in people with NASH and fibrosis. The primary endpoint was fibrosis improvement by at least one stage without worsening of steatohepatitis (inflammation related to fat accumulation).
The study included 318 participants at nearly 90 sites in Europe and the US. Over half (56%) were women, more than 90% were white and the median age was 54. Three-quarters were classified as obese, half had diabetes, about 60% had metabolic syndrome and two-thirds had hypertension. Study entry criteria included an NAFLD activity score (NAS) of 4 or higher and mild to advanced fibrosis; about 21% had stage F2 fibrosis, 42% had stage F2 and 37% had stage F3.
Participants were randomly assigned to receive 5mg or 50mg of emricasan or a placebo twice daily for 72 weeks. Liver biopsies were done at baseline and again at week 72.
At the end of treatment, the primary endpoint was not met: just 11% in the emricasan 5mg group and 12% in the 50mg group had at least a one-stage fibrosis improvement without worsening steatohepatitis – about half as many as in the placebo group (19%). In fact, emricasan recipients were more likely than placebo recipients to experience worsening fibrosis (41%, 38% and 20%, respectively).
The secondary endpoint of NASH resolution was also less likely in the two emricasan groups compared with the placebo group (4%, 7% and 11%, respectively). This was also the case for NASH response, defined as at least a 2-point decrease in the score (10%, 9% and 18%, respectively) and the components of inflammation and ballooning of liver cells.
Treatment with emricasan was generally safe and well tolerated. Adverse events were similar in the emricasan and placebo groups and just 2% discontinued the study for this reason.
Harrison noted that ALT and caspase levels did decrease during treatment, indicating that emricasan was engaging the target as expected, but this appeared to result in worsening clinical outcomes rather than improvement.
"Further evaluation of the mechanisms underlying this finding may provide important insights into the understanding the role of necro-apoptosis in NASH pathophysiology," the researchers concluded.
Harrison also reported disappointing findings from two phase 3 studies of selonsertib (formerly GS-4997). This drug inhibits apoptosis signal-regulating kinase 1 (ASK1), which promotes inflammation, liver cell injury and fibrosis.
After an earlier phase 2 trial showed that a substantial number of NASH patients who took selonsertib experienced at least a one-stage decrease in fibrosis and a reduction in liver fat, Gilead Sciences initiated a pair of larger phase 3 trials, STELLAR-3 and STELLAR-4.
Together these studies enrolled 1679 participants at 450 sites in 27 countries. STELLAR-3 included 802 people with bridging fibrosis (stage F3) while STELLAR-4 included 877 people with compensated cirrhosis (stage F4).
Across both studies, about 60% were women, most were white and the median age was 59 years. More than half were classified as obese and three-quarters had diabetes. All had biopsy-confirmed NASH and more than 80% had NAS scores of 5 or higher.
Participants were randomly assigned to received selonsertib at doses of 6mg or 18mg taken by mouth once daily or a placebo for 48 week, at which point they received a second biopsy.
The trials were originally planned to last for five years, but they were halted at week 48 after biopsy results at that point showed a lack of efficacy, as Gilead announced earlier this year.
In STELLAR-3, 12% of participants treated with the lower dose of selonsertib and 10% of those who received the higher dose had at least a one-stage improvement in fibrosis without NASH worsening, Harrison reported. These percentages did not differ significantly from that of the placebo group (13%).
Likewise, 13% of STELLAR-4 participants randomised to receive 6mg of selonsertib and 14% of those treated with the higher dose achieve the primary endpoint, again not significantly different from the placebo group (13%).
Looking at other histological endpoints in STELLAR-3, 4% in the low-dose group and 5% in the high-dose group experienced NASH resolution without worsening fibrosis, compared with 9% in the placebo group. Both improvement in fibrosis (14%, 13% and 16%, respectively) and progression to cirrhosis (16%, 13% and 16%) occurred at statistically similar rates across all three groups.
The same pattern was seen in STELLAR-4. Fibrosis improvement (17%, 19% and 16%, respectively) and NASH resolution without worsening fibrosis (4%, 2% and 4%) were again statistically similar across all groups.
What's more, selonsertib had no beneficial effects on liver biochemistry, non-invasive tests or other biomarkers, according to Harrison. Overall, 3% of participants experienced liver-related clinical events during about 16 months of follow-up; these were numerically more frequent in the selonsertib groups compared with the placebo group, but differences were not significant.
As with emricasan, biochemical analyses revealed that selonsertib did inhibit ASK1, as intended, but again this did not lead to the desired improvement in clinical outcomes.
Selonsertib monotherapy was also safe and well tolerated. Approximately 15% of participants across treatment groups in both studies experienced grade 3 or 4 adverse events. Discontinuation due to adverse events was rare in all treatment arms (3% or less).
Given the number of different biological processes that play a role in the development of fatty liver disease, optimal treatment may involve drugs that work by different mechanisms. Agents that do not work well on their own but show positive effects on biomarkers may still have potential as components of combination therapy, Harrison said.
Gilead is currently testing selonsertib in combination with the nonsteroidal farnesoid X receptor (FXR) agonist cilofexor (formerly GS-9674) and the acetyl-CoA carboxylase inhibitor firsocostat (GS-0976) in the phase 2 ATLAS study (NCT03449446). FXR regulates bile acid synthesis and plays a role in lipid metabolism, while ACC is involved in de novo lipogenesis, or conversion of carbohydrates to fatty acids in the liver.
Harrison S et al. A multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized trial of emricasan in subjects with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and fibrosis. AASLD Liver Meeting, Boston, abstract 0061, 2019. Hepatology 70:43A, 2019.
https://plan.core-apps.com/tristar_aasld19/abstract/c6412aeabf1621426ae4fd981f6d1706
Harrison S et al. Safety and efficacy of selonsertib for the treatment of bridging fibrosis or compensated cirrhosis due to nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH): results of the phase 3 STELLAR trials. AASLD Liver Meeting, Boston, abstract 0064, 2019. Hepatology 70:45A, 2019.
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Want to get quick and brief detail of South India? So don't search more, this small and user-friendly travel guide to South India by Visittnt is just what you want!!!!
South India which consists five major states: Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu along with two island groups Lakshadweep in Arabian Sea and Andaman and Nicobar Islands in Bay of Bengal has no doubt offers a huge range of attractions like rich green backwaters, quiet beaches, mesmerizing forts, beautiful temples, frosty hill stations, natural beauty and lots more to insightful traveller.
So still what are you looking for??? Treat yourself any South India holiday packages at Visittnt (Visit India) and relive your life again or a more relaxing experience than the chaotic cities of the north.
In comparison to the European-affected culture of the north of India, the main culture in south is "Dravidian". With many different religious beliefs also; South Indian people are calm, grounded, joyful and mostly welcoming towards tourists.
In South India, four main languages are spoken: Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam but being an area with high literacy rates, it is easy for one to travel with English. For more, this colourful and even a little magical land is known for a variety of Indian Classical dance, Carnatic Music and beautiful traditional attires,silk and cotton sarees especially (kanchipuram sarees)for women anda sarong (white dhoti or a colourful lungi) type of garment for men throughout the world.
One of the pleasures of a tour to southern India is "food", its Dosa, Idli, Rice, delicious Pickles, spicy aromatic Curries; delectable Sea Food, south Indian Coffee, Pongal, Sāmbhar, Vadai and Hyderabadi biryani are just some of the cuisines which definitely excite tourist's taste buds. A delightful experience of South India's cuisine in itself isdishes are often served on banana leaves.
Temples, sculptures and architectural wonders: South India which is home to various archaeological, architectural and some of the most exotic and beautiful temples/wonders of the country belonging to different faiths, including Hindus, Christians, Muslims, Jains, Jews and Buddhists no doubt offers the fascinating experience of a rich or dynamic culture. So don't forget to explore the art at Mahabalipuram, Tanjore, Hampi, Kochi and Madurai along with the mural paintings of Travancore and rekindle faith in famous South Indian Temple: Tirupati Balaji Temple, Meenakshi Temple and Lepakshi temples which are the true essence of south India's beautiful culture and religious belief.
Natural Wonders: South India which is noted for dense tropical forests, huge range of fauna and flora and natural beauty has the largest populations of elephants and tigers in India. So must visit Bandipur, Mudumalai and Periyar National Parks for wildlife spotting and for natural beauty, tour to Kovalam, Mangalore and Gokarna which offer some of the most beautiful beaches in the country.
Houseboats in Alleppey, Kerala: A day on a houseboat on the backwaters of Alleppey in Kerala with your loved one is really take your heart and calms your soul.Staying in the middle of dense greenery, serenity surround with the most personalized service is exactly the kind of break that you need from the stressed routines of today.
Wildlife safari at Mudumalai and Bandipur National Parks: A trip to South India is incomplete without visiting these two national parks. Open only for particular hours of the day,walk along narrow, winding roads, you might just spot tigers, elephants, monkeys, deer's and if lucky, a wild caton the way is really an unforgettable experience of your life. Also, get scared by the plenty snake holes around.
Spiritual weekend at Pondicherry: If you've never visit France and want to go, so don't worry; you can get a glimpse of French culture in Pondicherry, now Puducherry. Pondicherry was once a French colony still features French architecture in its famous French Quarter. A day with your loved one at broad streets, seafront promenade, breath-taking beaches, bustling bazaars, seaside views, gardens and popular ashrams are special and mesmerizing. While if you are here then don't forget a relaxing, spiritual visit to Auroville.
The best time to visit South India is December to February as this time the climate is slightest humid, and temperatures recorded between 22-30 degrees Celsius which no doubt make tour and sightseeing relaxed and satisfying.
In South India, Ayurveda has played an important role in boosting tourism and it's considered that Ayurveda & Spa is most active in monsoons, which extends from May to October. So no wonder, who are the real enthusiasts for Ayurveda, nature or rain then this time is ideal for them.
Apart from all these, In October/November, most South Indian states also celebrate grand Dussehra and Diwali festival.
Reach by: You can reach by Air, Train and Bus.
Air: With more international airports than rest of India, the southern states are well connected to every corner of the country, and the world. Chennai is considered to be the main gateway to South India. Other major international airports are located at Hyderabad, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Kochi, Kozhikode, Tiruchirapalli and Thiruvananthapuram. Besides these airports, domestic operations are handled in almost every city in South India.
Bus: Southern states are well connected by state and national highways and Government-owned bus operators or other private operators to all the cities of the state and the country. So by keeping some changes in travelling you can easily reach from one city to another.
Train: As South India has Southern Railways, South -Western Railways and Konkan Railways which no doubt connect southern states with the rest of India. Its fully air-conditioned Rajdhani trains cover several hundred kilometres within hours. Shatabdi trains run inter-city connect state capitals. Apart from these, some states have even local trains for shorter routes.
Southern states provide various options to visitors: buses, cycle rickshaws, auto rickshaws, taxis, cabs and definitely boats.
For a journey of the backwaters or to cross rivers, many locals offer transport via boats(that ranges from wooden canoes to big ferries), larger boats also carry motorcycles, bicycles and even cars for a nominal fee.
Trekking shoes, sunglasses, cap or hat and sunscream.
Cotton clothes if you're visiting in the summer, beach wear if you're travelling to any of the beaches and umbrellas or raincoats if you're visiting in the monsoon.
One set of ethnic clothes, assome temples in South India don't let you enter unless you're dressed in traditional wear.


Demolition and asset recovery go hand in hand, as every building slated for demolition contains valuable assets that can be resold. Demolition contractors offering turnkey services can arrange to sell the tons of salvageable material that every demolition project inevitably turns up.
For the best asset recovery rates, a demolition company must create an organized framework for inventory evaluation. This framework is an asset recovery plan.
Ultimately, the fewer "unknowns" on a demolition site, the less money squandered. Careful planning prevents unknown obstacles from popping up.
An asset recovery plan is especially important in demolition, for several reasons. First and foremost: Cost. With expert asset recovery, the client can offset demolition fees with earnings from marketable materials. For instance, concrete crushers allow industrial contractors to break down structural concrete chunks on site, for use as road fill, pipe bedding, and much more. If this crushed concrete can't be used on site, the client may be able to sell it to other contracting operations. Fixtures, scrap metal, machinery, flooring, and much more may be recovered from demolition sites, further reducing the clients' expenditure through sales.
But asset recovery touches environmental health as well. Exceptional asset recovery means that more materials are recycled and reused, and less is sent to landfills.
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hi Faisal – looking better eh. I still have yet to return to my 3 sets of 25 pushups, lah. malas pun ye jugak… anyway, looking at the 100 pushup website and will give it a go. thanks for sharing, bro!


The Bierkeller Entertainment Complex, Liverpool is about to start a major refurbishment and re-design in time for Christmas 2015. Over £500,000 is being spent on the multi award winning 18,000 square foot site over at Liverpool One. The venue will remain open in parts as a 3 week overhaul project takes place.
With their three bars under one roof – Around the World in 80 Beers, Shooters Sport Bar and the Bierkeller room itself – The Bierkeller Entertainment Complex is already a big hit with a diverse crowd of regulars who come back for the quality food, drinks, entertainment and sports coverage. Yet after 3 years of being one of the city's most popular venues and with extensive research taken out the team behind the complex want to improve the experience further.
Often simply referred to as just the "Bierkeller" the complex is going to redesign and self contain the three in house bars a lot more. Starting with the exterior. Signage is going to clearly identify each venue within the complex. On arriving the first bar previously called Around the World in 80 Beers, will now be rebranded as simply Around the World. A more relaxing and comfortable seating area will now be added as well as many more beers taking the offering to well over a 100.
Moving up the stairs to Shooters Sports Bar the refurb will see the installation of a new screen, ultra high definition 3 mm pixel with ultra black background, 4 meters wide by 2 meters high. The pool tables area will be moved to behind the current bar creating more space for sports fans to watch their favourites in action. This sports room will also be increased in size as work will knock through to the neighbouring Bierkeller room.
Over in the Bierkeller room itself the capacity will be reduced from the current 350 to around 300 giving it a more authentic and intimate Bavarian Bierkeller theme. Additional toilets will also be introduced, as will also be the case in each of the 3 bars, so each venue is now self-contained.
The 3 week project will be headed by Mick Jeffrey of Architects JS Design Partnership. Due for completion on Friday 27th November the new look Bierkeller Entertainment Complex looks set to open up fully just in time for the festive holiday party season, as bookings are already at record levels for the venue across the month of December.


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To discontinue private protection for one of your domains, log into your GoDaddy account: after you've signed in, click on the green Manage button on the right of Domains. From anywhere else on the site, click on your first name in the top right corner of the page, and pick Visit my account in the menu.
All your domains are sorted alphabetically: click on any header to sort the list by that particular value (Domain Name, Expires, Status, Nameservers, Auto-Renew, Privacy). Click on that same column header a second time to reverse the sort order. To quickly find a domain, type the start of the domain name in the search box at the top, and select the match from the real-time results.
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Opening Question: What is one of your favorite things to eat and drink?
Question: Have you ever been really hungry or thirsty before? What are some of the symptoms of hunger or thirst?
– Jesus is telling a story about a rich man and Lazarus.
– There is some debate as to whether this was a parable or a true story because Jesus uses a proper name: Lazarus.
Question: How do you picture Lazarus?
Question: How do you picture the rich man?
– Both Lazarus and the rich man die.
– Lazarus goes to be with Abraham in paradise and the rich man goes to Hades where he's in torment.
Question: What do you think caused the rich man to go to Hades? He didn't seem to do anything wrong.
Question: Do you think God holds us accountable for our inaction?
Question: What are some actions we should be doing?
– The rich man finally comes to grips with his situation.
– Sadly, it's now too late to do anything about it.
Question: What are some things the rich man would have done differently if he could have gone back in time?
Question: How do you think he felt not being able to change these things?
– The poor man (Lazarus) started off hungry, and couldn't even get a crumb from the rich man's table.
– The rich man started off full, but eventually couldn't even get a drop of water from Lazarus' hand.
Challenge: I want to challenge you to go after God more than you would go after getting food or water if you were hungry or thirsty because the only thing that's actually going to leave us satisfied in the end is our relationship with God!


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Music at your Wedding
Eucharistic Celebrations
Catholic Funerals
National Bulletin Archives
National Meeting
GIRM
Music for Worship
As for any worship service, wedding music is chosen with care according to sound liturgical principles. A wedding is first of all a worship service. It is worship of God. At weddings this is all too easily forgotten, for we are more influenced by a disbelieving culture than we would like to admit. Much of modern "love" music is expressive of worship, to be sure, but it is worship of love itself (often of its physical aspects) or worship of the people who fall in love or worship of the object of one's love. Music in Catholic worship must express the worship of God for the mystery of love he created and transforms in this sacrament.
It is the Church assembly that worships at a wedding. This event is a celebration of the believing community; it expresses the faith and worship of the universal Church. A wedding is not a private or family affair. The selection, arrangement and the execution of all the music must respect the primary rights of the assembly.
The music chosen for the wedding liturgy should be familiar to the people of the church where the celebration takes place. If the music is mostly new, or beyond the ability of the local congregation, it will limit their participation, and hamper the community's worship.
The Catholic liturgy upholds the role of the cantor or psalmist, a minister who leads the assembled worshippers in singing the responsorial psalm and the gospel acclamation. Our tradition does not encourage the use of a soloist at other parts of the wedding liturgy.
Groups or choirs who sing at weddings are to be aware of the difference between singing at worship and singing on the stage:
On the stage, the musicians and singers dominate the action; others follow their words, rhythm and actions. They and their music are at the centre of what is happening: they are what is happening.
In liturgy, however, the musicians are ministers, servants. Their role is subservient to the worship of the community and must help the people to give God greater praise. The ministers of music are there to intensify the spirit of prayer and worship, not to entertain the people. Their music is to fit into the mood and action of the various parts of the rite, and is to help its progress.
Aids to participation
In order to help the members of the assembly take a fuller part in the singing, a parish community needs to make sure that all have the words to be sung, if these have not been committed to memory. The pew edition of Catholic Book of Worship provides an adequate selection of music for the people, while the choir edition provides accompaniment, guidelines, and harmony as well. When words or music are duplicated, care must be taken. Copyright is a matter both of civil and moral law; it must be respected.
Place of Music in the Rite
Music has an important place in the celebration of marriage. All the places where it may be used are mentioned here, in order of importance, along with possible options and alternatives. The actual choice of music is discussed under "Choosing wedding music" below.
Responsorial psalm
The cantor leads this with the people joining in the singing of the refrain. It is not omitted or replaced by a hymn.
Acclamations
Particular effort should be made to sing these during the Mass:
Gospel acclamation. Sung before the reading of the gospel. If not sung, it is omitted.
Holy, holy, holy Lord. Comes at the end of the preface of the Eucharistic prayer.
Memorial acclamation. After the narrative of institution in the Eucharistic prayer.
Great Amen: Concluding and sealing the praise offered in the Eucharistic prayer.
The Lord's prayer is begins the communion rite. It may be sung when all present
are familiar with the setting and able to participate.
Common chants
Other chants are sung during the Mass. These include several that the choir may sing alone: Glory to God; Lamb of God; during the preparation of the gifts; and during the signing of the marriage register. If the Lord, have mercy is sung, choir and people may alternate.
Processional songs
There are three processions in the Mass, at the entrance, communion and recessional. The song of the assembly properly accompanies these. During the preparation of the gifts, the choir may sing while the assembly listens. It is more proper for the assembly to sing during the (one) entrance procession than to have only organ music.
Prelude and postlude
Before the service begins, the organist may play quietly to set an appropriate atmosphere of prayer and reverence for the celebration. Similarly, a postlude may be played after the service is over, until all the people have left.
There is often great difficulty in choosing suitable pieces of music for a wedding. Often, too facile a distinction is made between "sacred" and "secular" music, leaving no one satisfied. The distinction between secular and sacred is not a clear one. There are very deeply religious songs with a "secular" origin, while many so called "religious" songs are simply trashy and sentimental. But, what must be brought to expression in a wedding liturgy is the mystery of human love as a covenant relationship.
Many songs mention "love". We must ask what is meant by "love" in a song before choosing it. Songs that express the religious dimension of love explicitly have pride of choice. Songs that imply this religious dimension are also suitable. But, a song which denies this dimension either explicitly or implicitly must be avoided at all costs for it belies the mystery: it is a falsehood in liturgy.
What is stated here about choice of music applies not only to the words of a song, but to its melody. We are, in fact, more easily influenced by melody than by words, for that influence is unconscious. Melodies that have their origin in stage or screen subvert the Christian mystery of love quite insidiously. Merely to change the words of a song is not sufficient to make it suitable. (Such songs are appropriately left to the wedding banquet and other such gatherings.)
Choosing the music for a wedding is an opportunity for deepening our appreciation of the mystery. The influence of music for good or ill is greater than might appear on the surface. Choosing suitable pieces requires prudence, sensitivity and openness to God's word. The time and effort that pastors and liturgical committees devote to this task, in conjunction with the spouses and families, is well spent.
Choosing Wedding Music
A checklist of the music for a wedding, in the order that it is sung, is set out below. The items that are in boldface are the ones that should be attended to first. The others may be sung if desired. The ones marked with an asterisk (*) may be sung by the whole congregation or by the choir alone.
Entrance hymn
[Glory to God *]
Gospel acclamation
Song during the preparation of the gifts *
Holy, holy, holy Lord
Memorial acclamation
Lamb of God *
Communion (during the communion procession) hymn
[Psalm or hymn of praise after communion]
Hymn or music during the signing of the register *
Recessional hymn or music *
...as you sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves,
singing and making melody to the Lord in your hearts, giving thanks to God the Father at all times and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Ephesians 5.19 20)
Music at Your Wedding: Liturgical Leaflet, edited by the National Liturgy Office, and published by Publications Service, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2500 Don Reid Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1H 2J2 Canada. Copyright © Concacan Inc., 1980, 2002. All rights reserved. This text may be reproduced for personal or parish use. For commercial licence, please contact the publisher.
Need the pamphlet? Download it here.
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops CCCB Publications Office national de liturgie CDWDS
National Liturgy Office
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
2500 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, ON K1H 2J2
Office Tel: 613-241-9461 ext 154
Email: nlo@cccb.ca


The Ensambles Dance Academy is open to any student ages 4 through 13 as a prelude to joining the adult company, Ensambles Ballet Folklorico de San Francisco. Lupita Troncoso and Zenon Barron teach the beginning and intermediate/advanced classes respectively.
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During the 1 September meeting The Beatles agreed to continue with Magical Mystery Tour, a project begun in April shortly after the completion of Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
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George Martin – Wikipedia Sir George Henry Martin, CBE (* 3. Januar 1926 in Holloway, jetzt: London Borough of Islington, England; † 8. März 2016 in Swindon, Wiltshire), war einer der bedeutendsten britischen Musikproduzenten.
Beatlegmania - Beatles Bootlegs I originally created this website to organize and list my Beatles and solo Beatles Bootlegs for myself and fellow Bootleg collectors and traders.
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                  List of Ideas I would like to implement in my site:

Integrate the header image into the rest of the page with a smooth transition.

When changing the display size, certain elements will change to accomodate this.

Have a separate side-bar for my blog posts.

Have some sort of shadow effect to pop the main wrapper from the background.

Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?

                  HTML houses the structure/elements of the page and all its contents, like a skeleton. These are in the form of tags. CSS allows you to select these elements and tell the browser how they all should look. The DOM (Document Object Model) breaks the page down and arranges the elements into a tree structure to give a map/model of the page. Here you can easily see the familial relationship of all the elements.

What is meant by boxifying design?

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El resplandor es una miniserie para la televisión de tres partes, basada en la novela homónima escrita por Stephen King. La historia narra los eventos que suceden mientras una familia cuida un enorme hotel en Colorado que se encuentra cerrado por estar fuera de temporada.

La serie fue adaptada por el director Mick Garris bajo la mirada cuidadosa de Stephen King y se estrenó en 1997. En el reparto pueden encontrarse actores y actrices de Hollywood que en esa época eran muy conocidos.

Reparto

Argumento

Jack Torrance ha estado combatiendo su adicción a las bebidas alcohólicas desde que estas casi destruyeron su vida. Tanto su alcoholismo como su temperamento explosivo lo han llevado a perder su trabajo como profesor en Stovington, una escuela secundaria de prestigio. La causa de su despido fue originada por un incidente con un estudiante llamado George Hatfield, que pinchó los neumáticos del automóvil de Jack en venganza por haber sido expulsado de un grupo de debate. Al descubrirlo, Jack atacó a George. Durante otro de sus arranques de ira, Jack hirió a Danny, su hijo, lo que casi provocó la ruptura de la familia.

Tiempo después, recuperado de su adicción y trabajando como escritor, Jack toma el puesto de cuidador durante el invierno de un hotel enorme y lujoso: el hotel Overlook, una inmensa construcción colonial que se encuentra ubicado en un hermoso valle de las Montañas Rocosas. Jack acepta el trabajo felizmente ya que le proporcionará la fuente de ingresos que tanto necesita y, además, tendrá tiempo para terminar su prometedora primera obra teatral.

Junto a Jack se hallan su esposa, Wendy, y su hijo, Danny, quienes también parecen estar agradecidos por este cambio en su vida rutinaria. Wendy ha endurecido su carácter debido al pasado de Jack como alcohólico, mientras que Danny aparenta ser extremadamente frágil teniendo en cuenta el abuso tanto físico como emocional al que fue expuesto inadvertidamente por su padre. Mientras Jack acepta el trabajo, Tony, un muchacho que se le aparece a Danny en visiones, advierte al niño que no vaya al hotel.

Sin embargo, la familia Torrance se dirige al Overlook y después de su llegada y de conocer a su cocinero en jefe, Dick Hallorann, Danny descubre que posee un poder inigualable. Hallorann le dice a Danny que "resplandece" (lo que da título a la historia) y mediante este poder que ambos comparten, pueden comunicarse telepáticamente. Antes de despedirse, Hallorann pide a Danny que le informe si pasa algo malo en el hotel.

Con el paso del tiempo se vuelve cada vez más evidente que los fantasmas del hotel son más que una forma figurativa de hablar y que son malignos. Dentro del edificio existe una fuerza desconocida que pretende utilizar a Danny con propósitos sombríos y que va de encender luces y emitir voces espectrales hasta un baile de máscaras perteneciente al pasado sangriento del Overlook.

Danny es el primero en reconocer el carácter siniestro del hotel, tras haber recibido visiones y advertencias premonitorias de lo que él y sus padres enfrentarán durante el largo y solitario invierno.

Con la intención de alcanzar su meta, el hotel utiliza a la persona más cercana a Danny, su padre, enloqueciéndolo. Jack comienza a beber alcohol nuevamente y a ver fantasmas que lo convencen de entregarles a su hijo.

Cuando Jack ya está totalmente loco, Danny "grita" mentalmente a Dick, pidiéndole que vuelva al hotel. Este trata a salvar a Danny pero Jack le da un golpe en la cabeza y lo deja inconsciente. Jack atrapa a Danny en un pasillo pero su convicción desfallece y lo deja escapar. Danny, Dick y Wendy salen del hotel antes de que la caldera explote, matando a Jack.

La miniserie termina 10 años después, con la graduación de Danny en la escuela secundaria. Dick y Wendy asisten a la ceremonia e incluso aparece el espíritu de Jack.

Inspiración
La creación de esta miniserie es atribuida al supuesto desagrado que sintió Stephen King por la adaptación de su novela que realizó Stanley Kubrick en 1980. Los rumores del conflicto entre King y Kubrick aparentemente se deberían a algunos cambios efectuados en el argumento y en el desarrollo de los personajes. Sin embargo, hasta el momento, ni Stephen King ni la familia de Stanley Kubrick han emitido ninguna explicación al respecto.

 Fuera del motivo detrás de su creación, la miniserie de 1997 cuenta con un elemento importante que ayudó a inspirar la novela: el Hotel Stanley de Estes Park, Colorado. King utilizó al hotel que lo inspiró a escribir el libro como escenografía para exteriores y para el diseño de interiores. Incluso llegaron a filmarse algunas escenas dentro del hotel, aunque efectuando ciertas modificaciones para aumentar la sensación de antigüedad del edificio.

Diferencias

Es muy raro que una adaptación sea totalmente fiel a la obra original, por lo tanto, hay partes que suelen quitarse o ser editadas. Como cualquier otra adaptación, El resplandor sufrió recortes y adiciones que se deben a licencias artísticas, contenidos y cuestiones de tiempo. La versión de El resplandor de 1997 presenta grandes diferencias respecto de la película e, incluso, del libro. A continuación se enumera una selección de diferencias y notas describiéndolas en detalle.
 Topiarios: Los arbustos con forma de animales, que en la película habían sido reemplazados por un laberinto, son recuperados en la miniserie.
 Horace Derwent: Eliminado por completo en la película de 1980. (Aunque puede adivinarse su presencia durante una breve escena cuando Wendy observa la habitación con dos hombres, uno de los cuales lleva puesto un traje de perro/oso.)
 Habitación 217: En la película, la habitación 217 fue reemplazada por la 237 a pedido de la administración del Timberline Lodge (que fue utilizado como el Overlook en la adaptación de Kubrick) para evitar que se generaran problemas de reservas en esa habitación específica. En la versión de 1980, Jack entra en la habitación 237 y ve a una joven muy atractiva bañándose. La mujer sale de la bañera y comienza a besar a Jack apasionadamente. Cuando Jack mira el espejo por sobre su hombro, ve que ella ha cambiado a una horrible mujer en descomposición. En la versión de 1997, Danny entra a la habitación 217 y ve el cadáver putrefacto de una mujer (Cinthia Garris) en la bañera. La mujer se levanta de la bañera, persigue a Danny y finalmente lo ataca.
 Croquet de Denver: Reemplazado por un hacha en la versión de 1980, la miniserie recupera el enorme mazo de croquet que Jack Torrance utiliza durante la confrontación final.
 Diferencia de diálogos: Cuando Jack asoma la cabeza por la puerta rota, dice "¡Bu!" en lugar del famoso "¡Aquí está JOHNNY!" (que había improvisado Nicholson en la película).
 Dick Hallorann: A diferencia de la película de 1980 y en concordancia con la novela, Dick no es asesinado por Jack.
 El final/epílogo: Una de las escenas más memorables de la película de 1980 es la imagen de Jack Torrance (interpretado por Jack Nicholson) muerto por congelación en el laberinto de arbustos. En la novela, Jack muere en el sótano del hotel cuando explota la caldera. Para la miniserie se recuperaron el problema de la caldera y la muerte de Jack cuando este explota. Sin embargo, King expandió el final original: En vez de pasar a un campamento de verano al año siguiente la historia salta a diez años después. El epílogo presenta lo sucedido a los personajes supervivientes: Danny se está graduando en Stovington y Wendy abrió una galería de arte. Aunque no se especifica demasiado sobre Dick, se puede ver que aún conduce su impecable Cadillac Eldorado 1959. Aquí se revela que "Tony" en realidad es Danny Torrance adolescente, lo que se enfatiza cuando durante la ceremonia se lo llama por su nombre completo: Daniel Anthony Torrance. La misma escena contiene una breve despedida entre Danny y Jack, y sugiere que Wendy podría tener un poco del "resplandor".

El epílogo concluye en un terreno ventoso de las Rocosas, las ruinas del Hotel Overlook se pudrieron tras el fuego y ahora están cubiertas de vegetación. Sin embargo, cerca hay un cartel que señala su inminente reconstrucción. Mientras la imagen se disuelve, el hotel flota sobre el terreno como un fantasma esperando ansioso su renacimiento y, al mismo tiempo, se escucha el golpe de una bola de croquet y una última voz espectral diciendo "¡Buen golpe!"

Enlaces externos

 Curiosidades de El resplandor (en español)
 El resplandor de Stephen King en Movie Junk Archive (en inglés)
 Sitio oficial del Hotel Stanley (en inglés)

Resplandor, el
Trabajos basados en obras de Stephen King
Guiones de Stephen King
Películas ambientadas en hoteles
Películas sobre violencia doméstica
Hoteles ficticios

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Stephan Moore (°1973, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States) creates media artworks, performances and installations. By creating situations and breaking the passivity of the spectator, Moore investigates the dynamics of landscape, including the manipulation of its effects and the limits of spectacle based on our assumptions of what landscape means to us. Rather than presenting a factual reality, an illusion is fabricated to conjure the realms of our imagination.
His media artworks are based on inspiring situations: visions that reflect a sensation of indisputability and serene contemplation, combined with subtle details of odd or eccentric, humoristic elements. By exploring the concept of landscape in a nostalgic way, he formalizes the coincidental and emphasizes the conscious process of composition that is behind the seemingly random works. The thought processes, which are supposedly private, highly subjective and unfiltered in their references to dream worlds, are frequently revealed as assemblages.
His works feature coincidental, accidental and unexpected connections which make it possible to revise art history and, even better, to complement it. Combining unrelated aspects lead to surprising analogies. By experimenting with aleatoric processes, he wants the viewer to become part of the art as a kind of added component. Art is entertainment: to be able to touch the work, as well as to interact with the work is important.
His works establish a link between the landscape's reality and that imagined by its conceiver. These works focus on concrete questions that determine our existence. Stephan Moore currently lives and works in Pawtucket, RI.


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<title>Apache JMeter - JMeter - User's Manual: LDAP Operations</title>

A short LDAP Operations tutorial

    The extended LDAP sampler was built to support testing for very complex testpurposes.
    It was aimed at supporting the LDAP operations as close as possible.
    In this short tutorial, I will explain which LDAP operations exist and what they do.
    Per operation, I will shortly explain how these operations are implemented.

    LDAP servers are some kind of hierarchical database, they store objects (entries) in a tree. The uppermost part of a tree is called the ROOT of the tree.

    eg. When a tree starts with dc=com, the root equals dc=com.

    The next level can exist under the root, eg dc=test. The full name of this object (the "distinghuised name") is "dc=test,dc=com.

    Again, a following level can be made, by adding the user "cn=admin" under dc=test,dc=com. This object has a DN (distinguished name) of "cn=admin,dc=test,dc=com".

    The relative distinguished name (RDN) is the last part of the DN, eg. cn=admin.

    The characteristics of an object are determined by the objectClasses, which can be seen as a collection of attributes.

    The type of an object is determined by the "structural objectClass" eg person, organizationalUnit or country.

    The attributes contain the data of an object, eg mailadress, name, streetadress etc. Each attribute can have 0, 1 or more values.

1 Bind operation

    Any contact with an LDAP server MUST start with a bind request. LDAP is a state dependent protocol. Without opening a session to
    a LDAP server, no additional request can be made.
    Due to some peculiarities in the JAVA libraries, 2 different bind operations are implemented.

1.1 Thread Bind

    This bind is meant to open a session to a LDAP server. Any testplan should use this operation as the starting point from a session.
    For each Thread (each virtual user) a seperate connection with the LDAP server is build, and so a seperate Thread bind is performed.

1.2 Single bind/unbind

        This bind is used for user authentication verification.
        A proper developed LDAP client, who needs an authenticated user, perform a bind with a given distinguished name and password.
        This Single bind/unbind operation is for this purpose. It builds it own seperate connection to the LDAP server, performs a
        bind operation, and ends the connection again (by sending an unbind).

2 Unbind

        To close a connection to a LDAP server, an unbind operation is needed.
        As the Single bind/unbind operation already (implicitly) performs an unbind, only a Thread unbind operation is needed.
        This Thread unbind just closes the connection and cleans up any resources it has used.

3 Compare

    The compare operation needs the full distinguished name from a LDAP object, as well as a attribute and a value for the attribute.
    It will simply check: "Has this object really this attribute with this value?".
    Typical use is checking the membership of a certain user with a given group.

4 Search

    The search test simply searches for all objects which comply with a given search filter, eg.
    all persons with a "employeeType=inactive" or "all persons with a userID equals user1"

5 Add

    This simply add an object to the LDAP directory.
    Off course the combination of attributes and distinguishedName must be valid!

6 Modify

        This operation modifies one or more attributes from a given object.
        It needs the distinghised name from the object, as well as the attributes and the new values for this attribute.

        Three versions are available, add, for adding an attribute value

        replace, for overwriting the old attribute value with a new value

        delete, to delete a value form an attribute, or to delete all the values of an attribute

7 Delete

        This operation deletes an object from the LDAP server.
        It needs the distinghised name from the object.

8 modDN

        This operation modifies the distinguished name from an object (it "moves" the object).

        It comes in two flavours, just renaming an entry, then you specify a new RDN (relative distinguished name, this is the lowest part of the DN)

        eg, you can rename "cn=admin,dc=test,dc=com" to cn=administrator,dc=test,dc=com"

        The second flavour is renaming (moving) a complete subtree by specifying a "new superior"

        eg you can move a complete subtree "ou=retired,ou=people,dc=test,dc=com" to a new subtree "ou=retired people,dc=test,dc=com" by specifying
        a new rdn "ou=retired people" and a new superior of "dc=test,dc=com"

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Let's face it, SaaS interfaces present a unique challenge for designers. To communicate a brand's message designers must develop an aesthetic that makes the product easy to understand and visually exciting. That's why, when Ivanti came to us for help, we spent a lot of time developing a solution that unified their current site. Working with them, our designers created a website that not only improved the user journey but also led to more conversions.
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Earlier today we told you about the next iPhone being a dual mode device that will be universal around the world. Previously we have had reports that Apple would be introducing two handsets next time round. Now we have reports of a cheaper iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 set for a September release.
According to Reuters Apple's manufacturers in Asia have started making a more affordable iPhone 4 but with an eight gigabyte flash drive. This information has come from two sources and the hardware is being manufactured by a Korean company.
The current iPhone 4 is available in both 16GB and 32GB versions, as well as the white model and Verizon iPhone 4. It is thought a cheaper iPhone 4 would boosts Apple's customer base in emerging markets, and allow consumers on more of a budget to own an iPhone.
They could market the device at the mid market smartphones found on the Android platform. Alongside the cheaper model is a new model, which is rumored to be similar in style to the iPhone 4. The device which has been called the iPhone 4S is rumored to have a larger touchscreen, and also an improved antenna and an 8-megapixel camera.
Manufacturers of the handset have been told to get ready for production of 45 million units altogether. The company is thought to be looking at emerging markets in Asia such as China as its next big target. Tim Cook of Apple has previously said that the country offers "an incredible opportunity", and opens up the chance of a huge market for the company.
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