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Binance founder and CEO Changpeng Zhao has taken to Twitter to express his disappointment to what he called "irresponsible journalism" and to reassure Binance customers that there is no conflict between the regulations of the Japanese Financial Services Agency and his company.
Founder of the Hong Kong-based exchange has taken to Twitter since the story ran in order to challenge the article and to assure his customer base that Binance remains in compliance with the Japanese regulatory agency.
In a series of tweets, Zhao Changpeng addressed what he called the irresponsibility on the initial article, the content of the letter Binance received from the FSA and the steps his company is undertaking to continue trading legally in the country.
One of the charges in the Nikkei article is that as a Hong Kong-based exchange Binance doesn't fall under the jurisdiction of the FSA's authority. Thus, making it impossible to force the exchange to return Japanese funds in the event of a breach of security.
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The ASPIRA Bilingual Cyber Charter School so far has a principal, four teachers, and 31 students in grades 8-12 and was authorized by the Pennsylvania Education Department. I learned about it from Evelyn Nuñez, the superintendent of charter schools managed by ASPIRA of Pennsylvania, an affiliate of the national ASPIRA Association. The national association supports Latino children and youths through clubs in schools and in after-school programs but it doesn't run charter schools. The new bilingual cyber school opened at the end of December.
Nuñez said that since the school opened in the middle of a school year, ASPIRA hasn't yet had an organized marketing effort. The school will spread the word about its mission to develop students' skills in Spanish and English starting this spring and prepare to provide online classes for students in grades kindergarten through 12th grade next September, she said.
Because many of the students who have just enrolled for courses in the upper grades don't have the Spanish skills to take core academic subjects in Spanish, the school is now offering that language only as a second language. But next school year, for students starting in kindergarten, core subjects will be taught half in English and half in Spanish, which is also the case for ASPIRA's brick-and-mortar charter schools in Philadelphia, Nuñez said.
The school provides students with a computer, webcam, printer, and Internet access in their homes. So far, many of the students are high school dropouts who are young parents or working, Nuñez said.


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The winners of the Nikon Small World photography contest show unseen beauty of the world
See the world in a whole new light.
by Mihai Andrei
in Great Pics, Other
The annual micro-photography competition highlights how much of the world we don't see — and how beautiful it is. Lying at the intersection of art and science, the Nikon Small World is a window into a world that escapes the eye — a wonderful and surprising world.
Here is a selection of some of our favorite entries.
First Place: Turtle embryo imaged with fluorescence and stereo microscopy. The image reveals the different types of tissue. Credits; Teresa Zgoda and Teresa Kugler.
"Microscopy lets us zoom in on the smallest organisms and building blocks that comprise our world – giving us a profound appreciation for the small things in life that far too often go unnoticed," Kugler said in an Oct. 21 news release announcing the results of the annual contest, now in its 45th year.
Zgoda and Kugler are definitely not your average scientists. When they're not taking awesome pictures of turtles, both women enjoy being creative — for Kugler, that means cosplay, and for Zgoda, it means photographing animals and landscapes.
9th place: Tulip bud cross section. Image credits: Andrei Savitsky.
The contest invites people from all around the world to submit their work. More than 2,000 entries were received across 100 countries in 2019.
All entries must be photographed using a microscope, but other than that, there are no restrictions. Many of the winning images were of biological subjects — but not all of them. Some of the submissions focused on something else.
13th place: crystals of cuprite (a mineral composed of copper oxide). Image credits: Emilio Carabajal Márquez
Vitamin C under polarized light Karl Deckart.
All snowflakes, like this one, have six sides. Image credits: Caleb Foster.
Again, much of the competition's focus was on biological subjects — and for good reason. We think we have a pretty good idea of what life looks like… but this is a whole new perspective
"I'm enamored with invertebrate morphology; usual evolutionary restraints don't seem to apply within the realm of tiny animals, which is evident in the abundance and variety of often grotesque and utterly alien forms," wrote Dr. Igor Siwanowicz, winner of the 2nd prize, to the judging committee.
2nd place: Depth-color coded projections of three stentors (single-cell freshwater protozoans). Image credits: Igor Siwanowicz.
Octopus bimaculoides embryo. Image credits: Martyna Lukoseviciute and Dr. Carrie Albertin
This next image shows something that our bodies are probably familiar with — although we might not recognize that immediately. If you've ever taken a gulp of seawater, you've probably swallowed a bunch of Daphnia.
15th place: A pregnant Daphnia magna, a small planktonic crustacean .
Some images, like the ones above, went pretty deep in the microscopic world. Others were closer to the human eye — but they still show unnerving perspectives.
6th place: Small white-hair spider. Image credits: Javier Rupérez.
Female Oxyopes dumonti (lynx) spider. Image credits: Antoine Franck.
You can check out all the entries here.
Mihai Andrei
Andrei's background is in geophysics, and he's been fascinated by it ever since he was a child. Feeling that there is a gap between scientists and the general audience, he started ZME Science -- and the results are what you see today.

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Here's my code for both buttons, the "Create" button is on top, and it's the one with the input tag that I want to also give to the "Back to List" button on the bottom.  I haven't included Css for now, as my issue is more to do with html. But if it is necessary, please let me know.

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Edward Calvert (painter)
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Cyrene and Cattle by Edward Calvert, 1830s or 1840s
Edward Calvert (20 September 1799 - 14 July 1883) was an English printmaker and painter.
He was born in Appledore, near Bideford in Devon,[1] and after a spell in the Navy, studied art at Plymouth and the Royal Academy Schools (1824). His early visionary work was greatly inspired by William Blake, and he became a member of the Blake-influenced group known as The Ancients which met at Samuel Palmer's in Shoreham, Kent in the later 1820s and early 1830s.
Amongst Calvert's finest works are exquisite miniature wood engravings which date from this early period; his wood and copper engravings all date from 1827-31, but were only seen by friends until published by his son in 1893 in an edition of 350.[2] He also made etchings. In 1844 he visited Greece.
Much of his subsequent life was spent with his wife Mary, in Dalston and nearby Hackney, a short distance from London. His work from this later period (not considered his best) shows a Classical influence.
Edward Calvert and his wife are buried at Abney Park Cemetery, Stoke Newington, London; the headstone reads He was welcomed in Helicon.
The British Museum has some 65 of his drawings, and about 40 prints, as well as many of the printing blocks and plates for them.[3]
His third son. Samuel Calvert, was an engraver and painter active in Australia and produced a memoir of his father in 1893.[4]
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Why the smells and tastes of certain foods can bring the past back to life
And for you, the sensory trigger could be hot buttered toast, tuck shop fish-and-chips or your nonna's spaghetti and meatballs.
These are all examples of food nostalgia – the powerful link between the sights, tastes and smells of food and your most treasured memories. The food manufacturers know it. And they exploit it, tapping into the delicate interplay between sense and memory to sell the taste of your childhood back to you.
"Search for websites with the word 'candy' combined with 'vintage', 'retro', or 'nostalgia', and it becomes readily apparent that many people use candy as a pathway to the past," wrote John S. Allen, author of The Omnivorous Mind: Our Evolving Relationship with Food.
His own experience with a Bit-OHoney candy bar – an American sticky taffy treat he had not eaten in close to four decades – took him right back to his childhood.
Woolworths drew the ire of the internet when some stores started stocking hot cross buns two days after Christmas. And "Is Cadbury's new block awesome or evil?" asked The Guardian of the 2015 release of Vegemite chocolate, which sold 1.2 million blocks in three weeks.
Arnott's and Peters are hoping to be on a winner with the new flavour Drumstick, Sweet and Salty Cracker, inspired by Jatz crackers.
"The new flavour also taps into the sweet and salty trend that is hugely popular among Millennials," said Peters' head of marketing, Alicia Munday.
In other ice-cream-related news, Golden Gaytime introduced three flavours last year: Pina Colada, Choc Mint McMint Face and the Unicorn.
These "limited edition" flavours are not expected to last the distance, unlike New Coke, CocaCola's response to the rise of rival Pepsi in 1985.
But that new flavour was one of the worst marketing decisions of all time. Some felt as if they had lost an old friend. Others compared it to a death in the family
The grief went beyond the alleged "great new taste": Coca-Cola was playing with the memories of consumers who had formed many of their early experiences with an icy-cold can of Coke in their hands. The return of the classic Coke a few months later was hailed like the Second Coming among the cola faithful.
The quest to pair the tangy taste of nostalgia with the zest of "the new" is often doomed to failure. Because it's not just about the taste. It's about the memories.
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Hunger in America continues making headlines as the economy lurches forward in fits and starts—seemingly impossible in the richest country on Earth, but it's true. For numerous college students striving to become self-sufficient and successful, hunger is very real.
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When you walk into the Cobblestone Café in the heart of downtown White Bear Lake, you'll see a black-and-white photo from 1947 of two smiling waitresses in their Malt Shoppe uniforms.
"Needles, knitting and newborns" is the mantra of a group of seniors that meets every Thursday morning at the Senior Center in White Bear Lake.
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On the west side of the Forbidden City is a wide expanse of water called Tai Ye Chi. Tai Ye Chi is divided into three parts: Beihai Lake in the north, Zhonghai Lake in the middle, and Nanhai Lake in the south. Beihai, the best known of the three, was turned into a royal garden as early as 1,000 years ago. The Designs of the three lakes can be traced to an ancient legend, which says that there were three celestial mountains in the Beihai Sea inhabited by immortals. Rulers took to constructing "celestial mountains" on the water space just outside the royal palace, turing legend into reality.
We selected 17 representative sceneries in the Beihai Park and they are stored here.
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Joseph Jules François Félix Babinski (* 17. November 1857 in Paris, Frankreich; † 29. Oktober 1932 ebenda), polnisch auch Józef Julian Franciszek Feliks Babiński, war ein französischer Neurologe. Babinski gehört zu den ersten Neurologen, die sich mit der Erforschung und klinischen Diagnostik von Erkrankungen des Kleinhirns befassten.

Als erster beschrieb er den auch als Babinski-Reflex bezeichneten Großzehenreflex, sowie die Anosognosie, ein hirnorganisch bedingtes Nichterkennen bestimmter neurologischer Störungen durch die Patienten. Er war an der Erstbeschreibung des Fröhlich-Syndroms und des Anton-Babinski-Syndroms beteiligt, sowie zur klinischen Beschreibung der Spätsyphilis (Babinski-Vaquez' Syndrom).

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Babinski wurde als Sohn ehemaliger polnischer Flüchtlinge geboren. Sein Vater, ein Ingenieur, und seine Mutter flohen 1848 aus Warschau nach Paris. Sein Bruder war der Ingenieur und Kochbuchautor Henri Babinski.
Joseph Babinski studierte zunächst Medizin in Paris und spezialisierte sich anschließend auf die Neurologie. Während seines Studiums wurde Jean-Martin Charcot auf den jungen Babinski aufmerksam und bald wurde dieser zu seinem Lieblingsstudenten. Babinski erwarb 1885 seinen Doktorgrad an der Universität Paris mit einer Schrift über die Multiple Sklerose, ein Thema, das ihm Alfred Vulpian (1826–1887) vorschlug.

Entscheidend für das weitere Leben Babinskis war ein weiterer Schüler Charcots, Charles-Joseph Bouchard. Dieser erhielt recht bald eine Professur und verstritt sich mit seinem Mentor. Durch Bouchards Intrigen 1892 blieb Babinski eine akademische Karriere als Professor versagt. Daher ging er 1890 zu Charcot an das große Hôpital de la Salpêtrière in Paris. Das war ein Glücksfall für die französische Neurologie. Frei von Lehraufgaben widmete er sich der Symptomatologie neurologischer Erkrankungen und verfasste insgesamt 288 Publikationen. 1895 wurde Babinski Direktor des Hôpital de la Pitié in Paris und leitete es bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1922.

In seinen letzten Lebensjahren litt Babinski an der Parkinson-Krankheit.

Neurologische Erkenntnisse

Babinski-Reflex
1896 präsentierte Babinski auf einer Tagung der Société de Biologie den Hintergrund eines pathologischen Reflexes, den zuvor bereits Vulpian und Ernst Julius Remak beschrieben hatten. Wenn sich die große Zehe beim Bestreichen des seitlichen Fußsohlenrandes reflexartig nach oben biegt, lässt dies auf eine Verletzungen der Pyramidenbahn schließen. Bis 1903 veröffentlichte Babinski mehrere umfassende Arbeiten, in denen er diesen Zusammenhang näher erläutert. Das Phänomen wird heute entweder als Babinski-Reflex bzw. Babinski-Zeichen bezeichnet, oder als Großzehen- bzw. Fußsohlenreflex. Als frühkindlicher Reflex ist das Auftreten im ersten Lebensjahr nicht krankhaft.

Bis heute ist die Überprüfung pathologischer Reflexe aus der Babinski-Gruppe fester Bestandteil neurologischer Untersuchungen.

Babinski-Fröhlich-Syndrom
1900, ein Jahr vor Alfred Fröhlich, beschrieb Babinski die Dystrophia adiposogenitalis bei einem Tumor der Hypophyse, heute auch als Fröhlich-Syndrom oder Babinski-Fröhlich-Syndrom bezeichnet.

Babinski-Nageotte-Syndrom
Dieses Hirnstammsyndrom wurde erstmals von Babiski und Jean Nageotte (1866–1948) beschrieben, die 1902 die klinischen Symptome bei einem ischämisch bedingten Ausfall des postero-lateralen Teils der Medulla oblongata dokumentierten. Das Babinski-Nageotte-Syndrom kann in Folge von Verletzungen des Hirnstamms auftreten und geht mit einem verlängerten Rückenmark (Medulla oblongata) einher. Neben Läsionen, die denen des Wallenberg-Syndroms ähneln, staut sich die ischämische Blutung im unteren Hirnstamm, wo das Rückenmark beginnt.

Neurosyphilis
Unbehandelte oder nicht ausgeheilte Spätform der Syphilis geht mit einer Reihe von neurologischen und psychiatrischen Symptomen einher, da das Zentralnervensystem mit betroffen ist. Weiteren Namen für die 1905 von Babinski und Henri Vaquez beschriebenen Neurosyphilis sind Neurolues und Tabes dorsalis.

Ursprünglich wurde diese spezielle Verlaufsform der Spätsyphilis auch Babinski-Vaquez'-Syndrom genannt, doch diese Bezeichnung gilt mittlerweile als veraltet. Die von Babinski und Vaquez in Kombination genannten Kennzeichen sind:
 die Abschwächung diverser Reflexe (Achilles- und Patellarsehnenreflex),
 die starre Pupille (Robertson-Pupille oder Robertson-Zeichen),
 eine Entzündung von Gehirn und Rückenmark (Meningoenzephalitis) und die Entzündung der Aorta (Aortitis).

Im internationalen Kontext bezeichnet die englische Bezeichnung Babinsky syndrome diese Form der Spätsyphilis.

Beschreibung von Erkrankungen des Kleinhirns
Babinski und der Ire Gordon Morgan Holmes (siehe auch: Holmes-Syndrom) waren die ersten Neurologen, die unterschiedliche Symptome nach Erkrankung und/ oder Verletzung des Kleinhirns beschrieben. Ihre Erkenntnisse sind bis heute gültig. Babinski beschrieb den neurophysiologischen Hintergrund von Erkrankungen und Läsionen des Kleinhirns und führte die Begriffe Ataxie und Dysdiadochokinese für hirnorganisch bedingte Bewegungsstörungen bei Kleinhirnläsionen ein.

Anosognosie
Im Rahmen des Anton-Babinski-Syndroms beschrieben die Neurologen Gabriel Anton und Babinski erstmals die einseitige Asomatognosie, als den hirnorganisch bedingten Verlust eine Körperseite wahrzunehmen, die mit einem Neglect einhergeht.
Im Jahr 1914 dokumentierte Babinski die Krankheitsgeschichte mehrerer Patienten, die eine linksseitige Lähmung nicht wahrnahmen. Die fehlende Wahrnehmung der linken Körperhälfte bezeichnete Babinski 1917 in "Hystérie-pithiatisme" als Anosognosie.

Zudem hatte Babinski um 1901 elektrische Untersuchungen des Ohres zum Nachweis einseitiger Gehörstörungen durchgeführt.

Persönlichkeitsstörung
Des Weiteren beschäftigte sich Babinski mit der Pathogenese der damals als Hysterie beschriebenen Persönlichkeitsstörung, die heutzutage im Bereich der Cluster-B Persönlichkeitsstörung Anwendung findet. Er erarbeitete erstmals differentialdiagnostische Kriterien, um diese von organischen Krankheiten abzugrenzen. Er widerlegte die These seines Lehrers Charcot, der glaubte eine neue Krankheit, "Hysteroepilepsie", entdeckt zu haben.

Einfluss auf die Neurochirurgie
Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts wurden die ersten Laminektomien und Operationen zur Entfernung von Tumoren des Rückenmarks durchgeführt. Babinski hatte einige Patienten an die damaligen Größen auf diesem Gebiet überwiesen, war aber mit den Ergebnissen unzufrieden. Er vermutete, dass die Operationen am falschen Wirbelsegment ausgeführt wurden, nämlich zu tief. Er tat sich mit Thierry de Martel (1875–1940) zusammen und ließ seinen nächsten Patienten durch ihn operieren. Aufgrund der exakten Vorhersage der Lokalisation durch Babinski war Thierry de Martel in der Lage, den Tumor erfolgreich zu entfernen, was als Wiedergeburt der französischen Neurochirurgie gesehen wird. Neben der Lokalisation und der Operationsmethode profitierte auch die Diagnostik von Tumoren im Wirbelkanal von Babinskis Erkenntnissen.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Sur le réflexe cutané plantaire dans certains affections organisques du système nerveux central. In: Comp-rend. Soc. de Biol. Band 3, 1896, S. 207 ff.

Siehe auch

Literatur
 Jacques Philppon, Jacques Poirier: Joseph Babinski: A Biography. Oxford University Press, New York 2009, ISBN 978-0-19-536975-5.
 Barbara I. Tshisuaka: Babinsky, Joseph François Felix. In: Werner E. Gerabek, Bernhard D. Haage, Gundolf Keil, Wolfgang Wegner (Hrsg.): Enzyklopädie Medizingeschichte. De Gruyter, Berlin/ New York 2005, ISBN 3-11-015714-4, S. 128.

Weblinks
 Babinski bei whonamedit.com

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Mediziner (19. Jahrhundert)
Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
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The man went on to thank everyone involved in the rescue mission.
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In order to follow the developing technology, we decided to do such a project to give our students the training on coding and robot programming, which is one of the most popular topics of our time.
In today's digital world, coding; Along with math and literacy It has become a basic requirement. According to the research done, one of every 3 children meets computer, smart phone, tablet, etc. before they don't learn to speak .
Encounters with the children coding, the devices they use the useful tools transforming. Coding allows children creativity. Signed really great projects. Our students are only learning to practice on tablets and phones that they use to play games.
They learn that it is not difficult to practice and that they can work very useful applications.
Most of our students are using technology only for communication and playing games, with this project they start to use their knowledge for creating applications and games.
Our students are always continued to develop their own games and applications.
They are working together with their friends and after creating an application they are sharing this application with other friends and also on the internet. By this way they making them public.
In this project, our logical approach, data analysis and organization does require resolving problems by dividing them into small, manageable pieces.
In other words, coding is the way to teach mathematical thinking in real life.
Which project choices do you consider strategic?
With this coding education,they can develop games, applications etc. that children imagine. They can develop a lot of different software according to their imagine.
Most important stage is the planning algoritmas..
5. How do you arouse curiosity in the teenagers?
They wants to learn other applications which created by other students.
6. What do they learn?
The first step of the computer software program is coding; It means writing electronically on a computer, where it is possible to create software, applications and websites. They will learn coding. There are hundreds of coding languages. When they learn this basic information, they can make their own software, application and web site on the computer.
7. Which competences are developed and enhanced?
With this project, mental thinking skills and problem solving skills will improve.
8. Which are expected results and those effectively attained?
The students develop their projects to their families and friends. Coding education supports learning skills in different areas such as mathematics, literacy and science.
At the end of the training, the students will observe the practices they will do and the work they will undertake during the training.
10. When things don't work out, how do you readapt activities?
They always try to find different solutions. Most of the students wants to join the project because this is like a game for them and they already motivated. So we don't need to readapt them.


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Alabama to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to more adults, but supply still sparse
Alabama on Feb. 8 will expand eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to include people 65 or older, in addition to an additional subset of frontline workers.
But public officials on Friday reiterated there is not enough vaccine doses to go around and asked healthier people who may be eligible to consider delay seeking a vaccination.
More than 1 million Alabamians will soon be eligible to receive the vaccine, though the state only receives a fraction of that number of doses per week.
Alabama had previously resisted expanding beyond the 75 or older and first responders category, given that the available vaccine doses wouldn't even fully cover that group. State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris suggested Friday that surrounding states, which have opened up to larger age groups, were causing frustration and confusion in Alabama.
More:Alabama coronavirus vaccine allotment expected to increase, though details are sparse
Harris asked Alabamians who are eligible but are generally healthy to "please give your spot in line to someone who is more deserving." He acknowledged that the expansion of eligibility with low vaccine availability might be a "conflicted" message to Alabamians.
"I sound like a broken record, but we need people to understand there is not enough vaccine to go around," Harris said. "... There are going to be shortages. People are just not going to find it when they try to obtain it. That's really unfortunate. It makes people upset. It makes us upset, too."
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Frontline critical workers listed in the expanded group include:
Corrections officers
Food and agriculture workers
U.S. Postal Service workers
Manufacturing workers
Grocery store workers
Public transit workers
People who work in the education sector (teachers, support staff, community college and higher education)
Childcare workers
Judiciary (including but not limited to) circuit judges, district judges and district attorneys
"We have all been frustrated that the supply of vaccine coming from the federal government hasn't kept up with the demand," Governor Kay Ivey said in a statement. "To be blunt, we simply haven't gotten the vaccine that we've been promised, and this has created a major backlog of aggravation. Today's announcement will ensure that as more vaccine is released, we will have a plan in place to get the vaccine in people's arms more quickly."
Federal officials told states this week that they will receive an additional allotment of the Moderna vaccine for at least the next three weeks. Harris said Alabama expects to receive 10,000 extra doses each week.
The state has also pulled additional vaccine from hospitals to begin eight drive-thru vaccination clinics across the state starting on Feb. 8.
Clinics in Huntsville, Anniston, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, Selma, Dothan and Mobile will begin offering 1,000 vaccinations a day, five days a week, beginning on Feb. 8.
Harris said these clinics will not require appointments and will be first come, first served. The state previously opened up a hotline to make appointments at county health departments, which are now filled through the end of March.
When asked if the state is concerned if expanding vaccine eligibility will cause more people to overwhelm health providers, Harris said it's something they think about. Trying to get out the vaccine as quickly as possible can "run the risk of it being chaotic," but trying to organize it through an appointment system comes with its own issues.
"Everything is a trade-off, in a way," Harris said.
As of Friday, Alabama has administered 148,549 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 175,326 doses of the Moderna vaccine, out of a total of 772,275 vaccines delivered to Alabama. Health officials say the majority of the remaining doses are allocated for second shots in the vaccine series.
In Montgomery this week, vaccine was allotted to Alabama State University and a first come, first served drive-thru clinic is scheduled for Saturday, open to adults 75 or older and first responders.
Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Johnny Hardwick spoke to media briefly before being vaccinated Friday at Alabama State University. Hardwick said he allowed himself to be photographed getting the vaccine because he wanted to encourage everyone else to be vaccinated as soon as they are able. He talked about how polio once ravaged the nation before a vaccine was developed and distributed.
"Science gave us the solution to that problem, and I believe science has given us the solution to this problem," Hardwick said. "… If you get ill, if you get a cold, if you get the flu, the doctor gives you some medicine. You trust him, you take it, you get better. So, I see no reason not to do this."
Contact Montgomery Advertiser reporter Melissa Brown at 334-240-0132 or mabrown@gannett.com.


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We're proud to say that we achieve zero-waste status! This means that we divert >90% of our waste stream from the landfill. This is particularly impressive considering that some months, like August, are our busiest months, as we serve 300+ new Maryville College students during orientation. About a third of those students choose to go on an overnight expedition, which requires extensive food supplies–and often means a lot of leftover food. In previous years, we've sent our staff home with as many bagels and granola bars as they can fit into their rooms and let the rest be thrown out. This year, however, we not only let our staff and other students take home provisions, but we also then took the remaining unopened and untouched food (including bread and buns, fruit, granola bars and drink mixes) to local food banks through a program called the Food Recovery Network.
Thanks to these efforts, we were able to eliminate much of what we would have normally thrown away, contributing to our zero-waste achievement, a status we hope to maintain. Our current zero waste effort is 92% over 14 months. Why are we striving for zero-waste? For us, it's a matter of consistency with our core principles, namely quality. Unnecessary amounts of waste indicate a lack of attention to an aspect of our workplace. By devoting time and effort to addressing this issue, we have fulfilled our commitments to providing and maintaining a high quality work environment.


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The Hot Tag: Is Raw Dying?
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A lifelong sports fan, Hoyt Buckingham has recently joined the Lazy Fan Sports family. He played Baseball, Football and Wrestling during his youth before recently graduating from Full Sail University, he has experience writing and creating content for MikeSwick.com. He has an interest in NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAA, MMA and WWE.
Welcome to The Hot Tag. The biggest wrestling news broken down into small digestible bites for you all. This week we are looking into is Raw dying? The NXT championship picture and another WWE superstar is banged up.
August is a weird time for wrestling. It's the end of summer so WWE wraps up their storylines at Summerslam, before going on the journey to Survivor Series. But, we have other things to look forward to after Summerslam. A little thing called All-In in September and even WWE's Evolution in October.
Before we start, I would like to acknowledge the passing of three very important wrestlers last month. Brian "Grand Master Sexay" Christopher, Nikolai Volkoff and Brickhouse Brown. All were tremendous performers and it is sad to see all three go. Each of these men had an influence on the industry and will be greatly missed.
Is Raw Dying?
Is Raw Dying
After nearly 30 years of being on the air, Raw is limping along at this point and it's just possible that Raw is dying. Hitting all-time viewership lows recently, it is really starting to become apparent that something needs to change with the WWE's flagship show. Be it the three hour length, or the innumerous promos that lead nowhere, even veteran fans are wearing thin. It hasn't been this desperate since the dark days of 07'.
The company has to start tweaking the product to gain traction back. In my opinion, the WWE has to cut back from three hours. It is just so long and tedious, especially with the commercial breaks. Raw needs to borrow from Smackdown and cut back on time, which would cut back on the unnecessary promo's and should give us more work in the ring. This would help the talent is so many ways. Most the mid and low-card guys on Raw do not have great mic skills, and it shows. Cut the time and give them just a minute to say something, and I guarantee you that more people would get over.
Also, the company should look at the writers room. They have really let storylines go by the wayside. I don't know who is control or has the majority of ideas, but something is just not clicking. Storylines end abruptly, or don't start at all, while others go on for far too long and lose all momentum. They don't look at what the fans want, and seem to just force what they, or the man in Stamford, wants.
Raw will need something to change to turn the tide because the fact we're been asking is raw dying, means it's in serious trouble. Or Fox is gonna take Smackdown and eventually run away with it. It's all up to the company at this point.
NXT Title Picture
Well, things have truly escalated quickly. The Gargano/Ciampa feud has now spun into the title picture, leaving Alistair Black on the sideline with a real groin injury. Now, I want to say Black will be back for the belt, but he is so over it wouldn't be a huge stretch for him to pop up to the main roster once healthy. Leaving the Gargano/Ciampa feud to be a one on one battle like it should be. Having Black come back and beat either one would just make the outcome of the match at Brooklyn meaningless.
With Ciampa holding the belt, we have went into a logical place with this feud. After splitting their matches, the rubber match is for the belt. I love how this is booked and they have given us almost 2 full years of great work against each other, and now nearly 4 years of great NXT work from both men. I'm happy to see this end up with a title match that really feels special.
Ricochet Misses Events
After missing a few live shows pre-Takeover Chicago, Ricochet appeared at the PPV and performed, but now he hasn't been seen for 6 weeks. The Wrestling Observer reports that he has been dealing with an injury for quite some time now, and is taking time off up until Summerslam weekend to rest and recover.
He is scheduled to face Adam Cole for the NXT North American Championship, but without him being 100%, the match could be up in the air. That being said, he did appear in last weeks NXT tapings, being involved in a brawl involving Cole's Undisputed Era. He didn't participate in a match though, so keep an eye on the card for any changes. If so, you know why.
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