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London's Incredible Hotel Supersuites
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Words by John O'Ceallaigh
It was after our waiters had removed the four domed silver cloches – just as I was about to begin my wild Cornish sea bass with ratte potato purée and girolles – that the music suddenly started. From my perch in the dining room, I could just about make out the silhouette of a besuited pianist playing for us at a white grand piano in the drawing room next door.
This musical accompaniment served as quite a welcome to the six-bedroom Sterling Suite at the Langham hotel in London . Last weekend, three of my friends and I became the first guests to check in to what is now the largest hotel suite in the capital – and a throwaway comment earlier that day about the elegant Yamaha in the corner had been noted by our butler, Fadi Samhoun. Unbeknown to us, a private dinnertime concert was arranged for that evening.
Sterling Suite Master Bedroom (Image: Andrew Crowley)
We were impressed, but then this suite – under construction for the past year and colossal in every sense at 4,844 square feet and £24,000 ($50,600 AUD) per night – has been built to accommodate easily and seamlessly the last-minute whims and unique idiosyncrasies of the world's richest.
A media room, abundant with gadgetry, is set to be a focal point for their parties; the drawing room, with board games and a carefully chosen – "curated" is the industry term – stockpile of coffee-table books, caters to more genteel gatherings. Trimmed in gold leaf, the furniture is custom-made; the chandeliers are Murano glass; and, in the master bedroom, hand-painted birds and butterflies flutter by the blossoms and vines that are etched into the softly shimmering silver-leaf walls.
It's a beautiful space, but what sets the Sterling Suite apart is the service. Usually out of sight but never far from hand, Fadi discreetly fussed over us during our stay. Drinks were replenished instantly, reservations secured promptly and other needs met before we even realised we had them.
He offers, in fact, perhaps the most assured and amenable service I have received in any luxury property from the Maldives to Hong Kong. With stays here costing £1,000 ($2,110 AUD) per hour that is as it should be, but among the demanding clientele the Sterling is aimed at, it's a point of distinction that will pay rich dividends.
The space has been launched as the successor to the Langham's long-established, two-bedroom Infinity Suite. It costs from £16,200 ($34,156 AUD) per night and is frequently booked out, but hotel manager Duncan Palmer told me the hotel had "lost millions of pounds through not having another big signature suite".
This new residence is aimed at "people who, in life, have really arrived. Who have the wealth [and] want an iconic luxury experience." Its next booking is already confirmed: a family will shortly arrive for a six-week stay; should they be paying the full room rate for that period, the visit will cost them more than £1 million ($2.1m AUD).
Given that the charity Shelter estimates the median monthly rent on a property in the city to be £1,350 ($2,847 AUD), and that those guests could buy a comfortable London home outright for £1 million ($2.1m AUD), it's a figure that will be incomprehensible to many. Yet the demand is there and Mr Palmer says that if sufficiently extravagant suites are not on offer, the big-spending travellers they draw will simply go elsewhere and London will lose out.
Though the city's grande dame hotels have always featured imposing signature suites, a new tier of "super suites" - extravagantly designed and staggeringly expensive - has emerged in the last couple of years.
Views from the Shangri-La Suite
The renovated Lanesborough hotel will this month open a seven-bedroom Royal Suite, almost as large as the Sterling and costing £26,000 ($54,817 AUD) a night. In May, the Shangri-La hotel, occupying floors 34 to 52 of the Shard skyscraper, opened its three signature suites. Most impressive among them is the Shangri-La Suite on the 39th floor . At 2,021 square feet, and costing from £10,000 ($21,084 AUD) a night, it is dwarfed by the Sterling and the Lanesborough's Royal, but the 180-degree views are unmatched by any other hotel room in the city.
Flanking the Thames as the eye turns westwards, a panoply of landmarks – Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge, the Gherkin, St Paul's Cathedral, the Houses of Parliament – appear to stand nobly in line for the guests, like medalled soldiers proudly primed for a royal inspection. No room could match the grandeur of that vista, but the suite itself – designed by superyacht interior designers FM-Architettura d'Interni Studio – is sophisticated.
The bathroom's wasabi green marble floors are heated; a walk-in wardrobe is large enough to serve as a child's bedroom; seating 12, a dining table facilitates competitive hosts keen to hold an unbeatable dinner party.
It's a mesmerising setting but, even here, perfection isn't a certainty. During my stay, our butler was unable to explain fully how the suite's various gizmos are operated and, as we arrived for breakfast at 10:35 on Saturday morning, the restaurant receptionist curtly told us service had ceased five minutes earlier – an unacceptably officious response, I thought, to guests spending a five-figure fee for a one-night stay. After mentioning that I was staying in the hotel's presidential suite – the hotel industry's "Don't you know who I am?" – I was told that a seat could, in fact, be made available.
The Opus Suite at the Berkeley
It's a line that opens doors; these customers are incredibly lucrative. Justin Pinchbeck, general manager of the Berkeley in Knightsbridge, is frank. "You do become the most important guest in the hotel when you stay in this type of suite." His Opus Suite has hosted "Russian oligarchs, Asian captains of industry, rock stars with their entourages, and celebrities with stylists, personal trainers and bodyguards".
Designed by Hong Kong architect André Fu, it is an onyx and marble-clad space finished in muted greens and honeyed wood – usually. The suite was temporarily redesigned for one client who wanted a smoky, jazz-bar-style theme, and the hotel will do whatever it can to ensure residents feel as comfortable as possible.
Guests impressed with their efforts frequently extend their stay at the £14,000 ($29,517 AUD)-a-night suite. The Opus Suite has an annual occupancy rate of about 70 per cent (for luxury hotels in London, the general occupancy rate, says Pinchbeck, is 80 to 85 per cent).
Anthony Lee, general manager of the Hotel Café Royal, is still surprised by the wealth some have at their disposal. "It's amazing how much money there is in the world… for these people, life is not a question of money."
The marble bath in the Royal Dome Penthouse
His top suite is the 3,132 square foot Dome Penthouse, costing from £9,000 ($18,975 AUD) per night. A "mini-Albert Hall", with one of the city's most advanced sound and lighting systems and a marble bath that is big enough for six people, it is a popular spot for parties. Visible from the suite's terrace, the LG screen in Piccadilly Circus can be used by guests to display proposals as part of an exclusive agreement with the hotel.
Ruling families from the Middle East are a key target audience and their endorsement can generate significant follow-on business. "These people are almost gods. If you go for the very top [people] and they come, then a very subtle word goes out." Some previous clients have even chosen to stay in the suite in favour of their own London homes. "We've had guests put their visiting families in their [London] houses and then stay in our hotel to get away from them."
Rosewood London's Manor House Suite
Providing a space superior to the most sophisticated family home was a key objective for the team behind the Manor House Suite at Rosewood London . A chic apartment in amber and chocolate tones, it features a well-stocked library and other agreeable touches, including a cinema-style popcorn maker, and costs £12,000 ($25,300 AUD) per night.
More distinctively, when booked alongside surrounding rooms, it can be expanded into the six-bedroom Manor House Wing, which becomes the only suite in the world to have its own postcode. A pointless accoutrement it may be, but guests receive a memento to remind them of this incongruity in the form of personalised Smythson stationery printed with their names and temporary address.
At the Beaumont Hotel, ROOM is in some ways London's most unusual luxury hotel suite. There is an Art Deco-style sitting room and bathroom in plain white marble. From there, guests open a black velvet curtain to enter an oak-clad bedroom. They have, however, simultaneously entered an Antony Gormley sculpture, for the room is contained within the body of a giant, stainless-steel cuboid figure that crouches at one corner of the hotel's exterior.
The artist requests that guests undress completely here and blackout curtains mean they are swallowed by darkness on entering. It's a discombobulating experience, not entirely comfortable at first. From the bed I gazed towards the ceiling, 33 feet above me, and gradually from the void a dull glow appeared. Imperceptible initially, soft lights embedded in the roof intensified to resemble a scattering of stars.
From the centre of the city, I was transported to a distant wilderness in seconds. For those with the means to fund it, it seems London's supersuites can even make teleportation a reality.
This article was written by John O'Ceallaigh from The Daily Telegraph and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network.
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Below grade waterproofing is the bread and butter of what we do. It's required during the construction phase on nearly every commercial building as well as many residential buildings. The below grade waterproofing systems we apply are fully warranted from the manufacturer and Inland against any water intrusion into the building. These warranties run anywhere from 5 to 20 years. Because of the warranty requirements, application must be completed only by personnel trained by Inland and the manufacturer.
Cold fluid applied, self-adhered sheet, bentonite sheet, HPDE sheet, hot rubber, bentonite/pvc sheet, cementitious, manufactured by Aquafin, CCW, CETCO, CIM, Grace, Kryton, Laurenco, Neogard, Pacific Polymers, Polyguard, Sonneborn, Soprema, Tremco, Xypex. Applied at underslab, blindside zero lot line, cast in place concrete, masonry.
Above grade horizontal application of waterproofing typically occurs over occupied space, so water tightness is critical. During construction of commercial buildings, the waterproofing treatment is applied onto the structure but is hidden beneath the finished cosmetic surface. To meet warranty requirements, application must be completed by personnel trained by Inland and the manufacturer, and every square inch of the waterproofing area must be tested through flood testing or electronic testing to verify full water tightness. These warranties run anywhere from 5 to 20 years.
Cold fluid applied, self-adhered sheet, bentonite sheet, HPDE sheet, hot rubber, bentonite/pvc sheet, cementitious, manufactured by Aquafin, CCW, CETCO, CIM, Grace, Kryton, Laurenco, Neogard, Pacific Polymers, Polyguard, Sonneborn, Soprema, Tremco, Xypex. Applied on structural concrete, plywood substrates.
These applications are typically done on slab on grade-type buildings, where a full waterproofing system is not required. Warranties are not provided for this scope of work except quality of installation warranty, which is provided by Inland.
Spray and roller application of numerous manufacturers' product lines for both below foundation walls as well as an above grade air barrier system.
The paver systems are the finished architectural element for numerous outdoor portions of the building and are applied over the top of the waterproofing treatment layer during construction. They are the walking surface that adds the pizzazz factor to courtyards, atriums, unit decks, etc. The installation of these products must be very precise, as everything must line up vertically and horizontally.
Pedestal set, sand set, mortar set pavers of various dimensions from 12' x 12' all the way up to 12" x 48", both concrete and wood pavers, in a variety of architectural patterns and designs. Applied on earth, and over structure on various waterproofing and roofing systems.
These coatings are typically the finished wear surface and must be completed with the highest degree of quality to maintain an aesthetically pleasing and pristine walk or drive surface. Very high skill level is required and comes only from years of experience. The warranties for these types of application typically run from 5 to 10 years.
Single component, multi component, PMMA, polyurea, by Neogard, Pacific Polymers, Polydeck, Soprema, Tremco. Applied on structural concrete, plywood substrates.
The application of coating inside of water tanks is almost always performed within a confined space. Many of these tanks are located deep within the below grade portion of the structure so air monitoring, air exchange becomes critical for worker safety. Any deviation from the predetermined confined space plan must be written out, in plan form, and requires a confined space book outlining the work plan. Of course worker safety is paramount in these installations and the extensive city, county, state, and federal rules and regulations must be observed.
Interior application at water vaults, fire retention tanks, storm water tanks, etc. CIM, Pacific Polymers, Neogard, Tremco. Applied on the interior sides of concrete tanks.


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Bioinspired Hydrogenase Models: The Mixed-Valence Triiron Complex [Fe3(CO)7(μ-edt)2] and Phosphine Derivatives [Fe3(CO)7-x (PPh3) x (μ-edt)2] (x = 1, 2) and [Fe3(CO)5(κ(2)-diphosphine)(μ-edt)2] as Proton Reduction Catalysts.
Rahaman, A; Ghosh, S; Unwin, DG; Basak-Modi, S; Holt, KB; Kabir, SE; Nordlander, E; ... Hogarth, G; + view all Rahaman, A; Ghosh, S; Unwin, DG; Basak-Modi, S; Holt, KB; Kabir, SE; Nordlander, E; Richmond, MG; Hogarth, G; - view fewer (2014) Bioinspired Hydrogenase Models: The Mixed-Valence Triiron Complex [Fe3(CO)7(μ-edt)2] and Phosphine Derivatives [Fe3(CO)7-x (PPh3) x (μ-edt)2] (x = 1, 2) and [Fe3(CO)5(κ(2)-diphosphine)(μ-edt)2] as Proton Reduction Catalysts. Organometallics , 33 (6) 1356 - 1366. 10.1021/om400691q.
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The mixed-valence triiron complexes [Fe3(CO)7-x (PPh3) x (μ-edt)2] (x = 0-2; edt = SCH2CH2S) and [Fe3(CO)5(κ(2)-diphosphine)(μ-edt)2] (diphosphine = dppv, dppe, dppb, dppn) have been prepared and structurally characterized. All adopt an anti arrangement of the dithiolate bridges, and PPh3 substitution occurs at the apical positions of the outer iron atoms, while the diphosphine complexes exist only in the dibasal form in both the solid state and solution. The carbonyl on the central iron atom is semibridging, and this leads to a rotated structure between the bridged diiron center. IR studies reveal that all complexes are inert to protonation by HBF4·Et2O, but addition of acid to the pentacarbonyl complexes results in one-electron oxidation to yield the moderately stable cations [Fe3(CO)5(PPh3)2(μ-edt)2](+) and [Fe3(CO)5(κ(2)-diphosphine)(μ-edt)2](+), species which also result upon oxidation by [Cp2Fe][PF6]. The electrochemistry of the formally Fe(I)-Fe(II)-Fe(I) complexes has been investigated. Each undergoes a quasi-reversible oxidation, the potential of which is sensitive to phosphine substitution, generally occurring between 0.15 and 0.50 V, although [Fe3(CO)5(PPh3)2(μ-edt)2] is oxidized at -0.05 V. Reduction of all complexes is irreversible and is again sensitive to phosphine substitution, varying between -1.47 V for [Fe3(CO)7(μ-edt)2] and around -1.7 V for phosphine-substituted complexes. In their one-electron-reduced states, all complexes are catalysts for the reduction of protons to hydrogen, the catalytic overpotential being increased upon successive phosphine substitution. In comparison to the diiron complex [Fe2(CO)6(μ-edt)], [Fe3(CO)7(μ-edt)2] catalyzes proton reduction at 0.36 V less negative potentials. Electronic structure calculations have been carried out in order to fully elucidate the nature of the oxidation and reduction processes. In all complexes, the HOMO comprises an iron-iron bonding orbital localized between the two iron atoms not ligated by the semibridging carbonyl, while the LUMO is highly delocalized in nature and is antibonding between both pairs of iron atoms but also contains an antibonding dithiolate interaction.
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"I can't get behind the ambition to be 'discovered' as much as I can get behind the ambition to write beautifully and honorably and steadfastly. Here's what I believe about creativity. I believe that creativity is a living force that thrums wildly through this world and expresses itself through us. I believe that talent (the force by which ephemeral creativity gets manifested into the physical world through our hands) is a mighty and holy gift. I believe that, if you have a talent (or even if you think you do, or maybe even if you just hope you do), that you should treat that talent with the highest reverence and love.
I also like her phrase "murder your gift through…" and then comes the list of destroyers of what might have been. Perhaps this quote resonates because I've spent a fair amount of my life "flipping out" at the wrong moments, thrown off track by navel-gazing and wishing for illusions. There will always be multiple reasons why the work of the day will probably not be Mozart or Shakespeare, or even the best of what is possible for you (which may be the most elusive and damning of goals, after all.) "Work like a monk" she says, and "love the work." Sounds like a beginning of theology to me. I don't subscribe to the destiny part, but God will indeed be sovereign regardless of what you create.
And I'm pretty sure that creation is a big hunk of why we're here.
An excellent reminder. Thanks for the post. Any tips on how to train yourself for diligence? Sometimes I find myself using the excuse that it would be easier if I were a monk–then I'd have no distractions. Of course that's not true. But that's what I say.


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Reinaldo Rueda Biography
Biography by Riya Published on 12 Jun, 2014 Updated on 11 Dec, 2018
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Reinaldo Rueda Rivera is a football manager from Colombia who is currently managing Ecuadorian national team.
Early Life And Education Of Reinaldo Rueda
Reinaldo Rueda was born on 16th April, 1957 in Cali, Colombia, under the birth sign Aries. Rueda holds a degree in physical degree from University of Cologne, Germany. Ruedo has also served as a University professor and has taught many courses in the Colombian Nation Coaches School.
He has attended FIFA and UEFA updating courses in Europe as well.He was interested in football from his very early age.So basically what he is today he infact his hard work and dedicatoin in the game field .
Reinaldo Rued's Career
During his playing career Rueda played for clubs in amateur and many college competitions. Previously he coached Independiente, Medellin, Deportivo Caliand Cortulua all in Colombia. Rueda has coached Colombian U-17,U-20,U-23 and also senior teams.
He led the Colombian U-21 team to the final qualifying rounds in the Toulon Tournament held in France in 200 and 2001. Colombia won the Championship 3-1 against Portugal on 3rd June 200. However, in 2001 they finished second. Rueda got the U-2o team to the FIFA U-20 ,U-20 World Cup and this appearance was after 10 years.
He could not help Qualify his nation Colombia in the 2006 World Cup but made a great play anyways. Rueda took to managing Honduran national team in January 2007. He helped Honduras qualify for the2010 FIFA World Cup.
Nonetheless, Honduras exited World Cup from the first stage. Rueda left his position as the coach on July 28, 2010, after three years of managing the team. Since then he has been a coach to the Ecuador national team.
Reinaldo Rued's Personal Life
Rueda's romantic life is not known about but we hope to know more about his marriage and affairs detail n coming years. Rueda has a height of 1.78m and an accompanying proper weight with it. he is 57 years old. His current team to coach is Ecuador. He has been the manager of the nation since 2010.
Reinaldo Rued's Awards, Achievement, and salary
He managed Medellin from in 2002, from 2002-2004 he was with Colombia U-20, from 2004-2006 he managed Colombia, Honduras from 2006 to 2010 and since 2010 he has been managing the Ecuador national team. Ruedo has annual salary of US $ 540,000.
He became professionally known during his managerial time at Colombia youth team. Ruedo finished third with Colombian U-20 team at the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship. Besides he had led the Colombian U-17 team to a fourth place the same year (2003) in the U-17 World Cup.
He also helped Honduras finish 6th at CONMEBOL which otherwise Colombia finished near to the last. The glory years in his managing Colombian youth team can be pointed out as his career best. And these achievements led him to get noticed in the international football arena.


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Q: ignore touch over a barButton I made a custom split view controller, and I have tried to mimic the standard one as much as possible.
One feature I have is if the device is in portrait and the master view is displayed, if you tap on the details view, the master view will hide.
I use this code in the details view to accomplish this.
- (UIView *)hitTest:(CGPoint)point withEvent:(UIEvent *)event
{
     return [super hitTest:point withEvent:event];
}

- (BOOL)pointInside:(CGPoint)point withEvent:(UIEvent *)event
{
    // Detect touches on the details View and notify the Split View controller
    if(point.y != self.touchLocation.y)
    {

       if (_delegate && [_delegate respondsToSelector:@selector(detailsViewDidTapDetails:)])
            [_delegate detailsViewDidTapDetails:self];
    }
    return [super pointInside:point withEvent:event];
}

The problem I am having, is if the detailsView is filled with a view that has its own navigation bar, then any buttons pressed in the navigation bar trigger the 'details view tapped' methods displayed above.  This conflicts with adding the 'Show Details' button that you place inside a nav bar.  Essentially what happens, is the methods to hide/show the master View is called twice back to back.
I need a way to ignore any taps on top of my 'hide/show details' button.  I have a reference to the button, I just need to ignore taps on it within my hitTest / pointsInside methods.


It is expected that students who have completed the accelerated 3.5 year Bachelor of Education at Griffith will be able to access and complete this program ahead of their counterparts from competitor institutions, who will have undertaken education degrees over a 4-year period.
The Graduate Certificate in STEAM Education is offered full-time and part-time on-campus at Mt Gravatt.
If you are currently a teacher and wish to strengthen your knowledge base in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/Design and Mathematics, this program is ideally suited to you. It also offers opportunities for recent Bachelor of Education graduates to up-skill, gain a competitive edge and approach the job market with additional, highly sought-after STEAM knowledge.
The Graduate Certificate in STEAM Education provides a pathway to the Master of Education (5601) and the Master of Education and Professional Studies Research (5608).


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RBS tipped to appoint McKillop
By Daily Mail Reporter
Updated: 02:28 EST, 28 June 2005
ROYAL Bank of Scotland is tipped to appoint veteran Scottish pharmaceuticals boss Sir Tom McKillop as its next chairman at the group's half-year results in August.
Sources in Scotland believe the AstraZeneca chief executive would help advance the global ambitions of RBS supremo Sir Fred 'The Shred' Goodwin, particularly in America and China.
Speculation grew at the weekend that AZ was lining up its American operations chief, David Brennan, as McKillop's successor at the drugs giant.
An announcement could be timed to coincide with AZ's interims on 28 July, just days before RBS reports figures on 4 August.
Drugs analysts said that McKillop had failed to deliver on his promises to outperform the group's peers.
Last year was disastrous for the company as two blockbuster drugs failed to make it to market. Banking sources said that McKillop's succession to retiring chairman Sir George Mathewson was one 'well-connected Scot' replacing another.
McKillop, the son of a coal miner, started his career with ICI in 1968, where he eventually became head of drug research. He led the Zeneca spin-off from ICI in 1993 and joined it with Astra in 1999.
Shares in RBS closed down 21p at 1696p, while AZ slipped 26p to 2225p. AZ and RBS both declined to comment.


On May 5th 2014, the Korean Cultural Centre showcased two top of the top independent Korean musicians that are performing in British music festivals.
This event introduced Korean indie music to the UK's audience with exceptional acoustic sets from "Peterpan Complex" and "Hugh Keice". A forum was also held with top music officials, discussing the possibilities of independent Korean music as a new wave in the in the global market, chaired by Johnny Hopkins, BA (Hons) Music Promotion lecturer and founder of Triad Publicity.


This statistic depicts the most important communication channels for staffing firms in the United States in 2017, ranked by a score from one to five. During the survey, the most important communication channel was phone, with an average score of 3.77 out of five.
professionals in the staffing industry.
Responses sourced via email invitations, blog promotion, and social sharing.
Number of respondents not stated by the source.
* Only includes responses from firms with an 'average' growth rate as defined by the source.


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Advice For Higher-Yielding Agriculture Startups
Gabriel Wilmoth	4 years
Gabriel Wilmoth Contributor
Gabriel Wilmoth is an investment manager at Syngenta Ventures and has spent more than a decade helping farmers and ag innovators become more profitable and more sustainable.
With interest and investment in food and agriculture startups reaching record levels, new entrepreneurs are entering this important sector, bringing fresh ideas and perspectives on how best to feed the world.
While numerous opportunities exist to make a difference in this space, I've noticed some common pitfalls for new entrants. In the last decade, I have collected lessons to help new ag innovators boost their chances of raising venture capital and successfully bring their innovations to market.
Incremental Isn't Enough
In general tech, where design cycles happen quickly and costs to launch continue to fall, some investors will fund companies that represent incremental improvements, like the next photo-sharing platform. But for ag innovators seeking venture capital, incremental improvement isn't enough.
To illustrate, imagine a team discovers a product that boosts corn yields by 3 percent, or even 5 percent. What are the chances for the startup to commercialize this innovation? Odds are low, because 3 percent is probably not enough change to influence growers' behavior. Most people can't distinguish a 3 percent yield difference in the field — it falls within the range of normal variation.
In fact, one of the big, inherent challenges in the sector is that a farm field is such a complex environment — with interactions occurring across the soil and climate, biological factors and agronomic operations — it's frustratingly difficult to know if a product is actually working.
In contrast, think about some of the classic ag innovations in the past century, like hybrid corn or Norman Borlaug's wheat varieties, which launched the Green Revolution. How big were those yield improvements? More than 2x and 3x, respectively. That size impact can change the world — or create the foundations for great companies.
This point doesn't trivialize incremental improvements, especially since those 2x yield improvements are rare, perhaps once-in-a-generation discoveries. Instead, the point to remember for ag startups seeking venture capital is the impact needs to be big enough to get growers' attention and to create enough value to share across the full value chain.
Solve Key Constraints
Each agriculture system represents a different combination of markets, environment, land, labor, capital and other inputs. Ag innovators must appreciate which of these factors represent constraints for their customers.
Consider the current interest in vertical farming and indoor controlled-environment production. News articles and company pitches in this area typically include some variation of the following claim: "Vertical/indoor farming is more sustainable because it uses 90 percent less land, less water and less fertilizer, and leads to less waste because production is closer to the customer." This sounds good, and certainly meets the threshold for big impact.
For ag innovators seeking venture capital, incremental improvement isn't enough.
However, a 10x improvement doesn't mean a controlled-environment startup has a viable business. The improvements must apply to variables that drive the business model. A key challenge for vertical and indoor farming concepts remains the high-capital investment required, which can exceed $500,000 per acre, or 10x more than field-grown. As much as we urgently need agricultural systems that use less land, water and nutrients, most businesses find it difficult to sustain a high-capital cost model through sales of a low-margin, commodity product.
Our portfolio company Illumitex chose a different approach to innovating for controlled-environment production, one which illustrates how to address a key constraint. Illumitex developed specialized LED grow lights that boost growers' production and efficiency, thereby enabling growers to recoup their capital investments more quickly.
Think Broad Acre, Too
To continue the prior example, consider an indoor farm startup in an ideal urban location, with a long winter and a carefully dialed business model for production and marketing of lettuce and herbs, like the models successfully pioneered by Gotham Greens, AeroFarms or BrightFarms. The achievements of these teams should be celebrated! However, lettuce and herbs represent less than 1 percent of U.S. agriculture production — on either a land area or dollar basis, according to USDA data.
A challenge for ag entrepreneurs — especially those motivated by social and environmental passions — is to apply innovations to broad-acre crops, like corn, wheat, beans, rice and potatoes (or to rangelands), which currently make up a predominant share of global diets and land use.
Chef and food advocate Dan Barber articulated this challenge to the sustainable ag community in his book The Third Plate, when he argued, "If we want to improve the condition of our food system…focusing only on fruits and vegetables is like planning a new house but designing only the doors and windows. It misses the big picture."
Photos by Colette Kessler, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), South Dakota under CC BY-SA 2.0)
One emerging area of investor interest with the potential to impact broad-acre production lies in the category of "alternative proteins," which may be plant-derived or even insect-derived, and includes companies like Beyond Meat or Kite Hill. In contrast to lettuce, meat and protein occupy the center of America's dinner plate, and a large share of America's farmland.
While there are plenty of business obstacles for alternative protein startups to overcome — top among them being consumer food preferences — it's foreseeable how some of these emerging companies could earn a place on the plate.
Finally, there's another reason for ag entrepreneurs to focus on broad acre: market size. While solid arguments exist for initially targeting a niche market of highly motivated customers, much larger markets exist for innovations that can apply across multiple, broad-acre crops and in multiple production environments.
Make It Defendable
Ag entrepreneurs sometimes mistake a good innovation for a good business. Here's a historical example. Imagine an ancient discovery that routinely produces 7-10 percent yield gains, works on most crops, costs only a few dollars per acre and is currently experiencing exponential growth in demand. Could this innovation be a good business opportunity?
The discovery I'm referring to is the use of cover crops, which involves planting a secondary crop for the purpose of protecting the soil. As early as 400 BC, the Greek historian Xenophon claimed leguminous cover crops "being turned in to the earth, enrich the soil as much as dung."
Ag entrepreneurs sometimes mistake a good innovation for a good business.
While the innovation offers many benefits for farmers and the environment, ag entrepreneurs should recognize a potential hurdle: It's hard to translate the innovation into a business model, or to maintain adequate margins when there are limited barriers to entry. Any grower or competitor can access an alternative either by saving their own seed or purchasing a competing, even generic, cover crop variety.
Margins will remain low and limit the ability for an innovator to recoup any investments in R&D or marketing. While there are plant variety protections and examples of savvy teams pursuing cover crop-based innovations, like the teams at Arvegenix or RowBot, the example of cover crops shows how some innovations create value for growers, but are challenging to craft into viable business models.
Design Real Trials
Ag pitches commonly show a demo of two plants or two fields side by side: one bigger, one smaller, with the difference implied as the result of some new innovation. Such pictures can offer validation, but they also can be highly suspect. Besides the challenges mentioned on seeing a difference in the field, companies sometimes rely on trial results that weren't fair comparisons…or weren't representative of best practices. This creates conditions for confirmation bias. Sometimes the "no treatment" control practically punishes the plant.
A more informative trial would compare the new treatment alongside the best-in-class protocol a grower would use. It's more capital-efficient to do representative trials early — even if that means killing off a lead — rather than devote resources to a minor effect that appeared because the trial environment wasn't rigorous. When ag entrepreneurs make bold claims based on a small number of trials in artificial conditions, it frequently proves more expensive for them, and their investors, in the long run.
How many trials will it take to know if the innovation works in the field? Typically three years, from dozens of locations, with multiple reps per plot. Because yield is a complex outcome, the repeated trialing helps establish a probability function, using past relative performance to predict future relative performance. Along the way, innovators gain understanding of how and where their innovation could fit in the landscape.
Creative teams can hunt for models to get more insight faster and from fewer trials, or develop ways like Farmers Business Network to crunch data from the whole corn belt as one big trial. For most teams, the best advice is to engage a statistician or expert in trialing early to help define what level of trials will be required for valid insights.
Know The Landscape
I have a pet peeve when it comes to competitive analysis. Put simply: Most teams don't spend enough time understanding their competition and crafting a compelling strategy to win against that landscape. That sounds like pretty basic advice, but there's a reason it matters in ag markets more than most.
Low-margin, commodity businesses characterize large portions of the agriculture industry. Partly as a result, the default choice for ag customers is often to do nothing. For the innovator trying to disrupt this market, Clay Christensen would call it "competing against non-consumption." Keep in mind, a farmers' "do nothing" choice isn't out of laziness or ignorance.
For whatever new solution is being proposed, how are farmers solving the problem today?
It is often a rational choice: They have survived without the new innovation. If it is not adding to the bottom line today, then they don't need it, especially in the current environment of low commodity prices. The most profitable farms I know got that way by not wasting money.
The lesson for entrepreneurs is to understand for whatever new solution is being proposed, how are farmers solving the problem today? What competing alternatives do they have? Then, thoroughly analyze how to create a better offer versus that competitive landscape.
Recently, it is distressingly hard to find an ag news article that doesn't include some version of the statement: "The world will soon have 9 billion people, therefore we must increase food production." Although such predictions may prove true, ag entrepreneurs should avoid dwelling on them because they are already widely recognized and accepted.
A business case resting on the same logic that everyone else accepts risks not digging deep enough for unique insights or advantages. In the spirit of Peter Thiel, I am much more interested in what everyone is not saying or why the conventional answer may be wrong.
Take these three insights from current venture-backed ag startups. In each case, the team's analysis led to a unique, even controversial, point of view that they developed into a differentiated strategy:
"We believe agronomic operations trump seed variety almost every time…"
"We believe ag biotech startups have wasted billions chasing higher yields…"
"We believe many ag software companies make a mistake by marketing directly to the farmer…"
Now, use these lessons and start digging for your own unique insight into how best to feed the world.
The views here are the author's and not an endorsement or position from Syngenta AG.


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using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.SessionState;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using System.Data.SqlClient;

namespace WebApplication2
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Summary description for frmResourcesInfo.
	/// </summary>
	public partial class frmProfilesSchools: System.Web.UI.Page
	{
		private static string strURL =
			System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["local_url"];
		private static string strDB =
			System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["local_db"];
		public SqlConnection epsDbConn=new SqlConnection(strDB);
		protected void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
		{
			// Put user code to initialize the page here
			loadProfiles();
		}

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				loadData();
			}
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		{
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			cmd.CommandText="eps_RetrieveProfilesOrg";
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			cmd.Parameters["@OrgId"].Value=Session["OrgId"].ToString();
			cmd.Parameters.Add ("@OrgIdP",SqlDbType.Int);
			cmd.Parameters["@OrgIdP"].Value=Session["OrgIdP"].ToString();
			cmd.Parameters.Add ("@LicenseId",SqlDbType.Int);
			cmd.Parameters["@LicenseId"].Value=Session["LicenseId"].ToString();
			cmd.Parameters.Add ("@DomainId",SqlDbType.Int);
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Extract of sample "Statement of Smith Ltd"
Download file to see previous pages According to the annual financial reports of Smith Company the year 2012, the current ratio recorded was 1.6 (Warren, Reeve, & Duchac, 2012).. This clearly indicates that the firm's ability to meet its short-term obligations with time has improved thus, the firm remains liquid and has the ability to meet its short-term financial obligations within a short duration of time. As a result, it is wise to invest in the company has an high current ratio points out a progress in asset management that allows movement of cash flow thus enhances growth and prosperity. In addition, quick ratio is used as an analytical tool that indicates the firm's ability to pay debts it shows the difference in liquidity between account receivables and inventory. This is because most of the companies provide services and goods to its customers on credit basis as they mostly allow favourable credit terms. Smith Company reports a quick ratio of 0.66, this shows that the company has enough current assets apart from inventories to enable it pay for its short-term obligations as and when they fall due.
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HomeLifeStoriesPoor Boy pays bus ticket for a woman and her baby, then...
Poor Boy pays bus ticket for a woman and her baby, then his mother receives $1 million
Have you ever noticed that those who don't have much are the kindest people of all? Maybe it is like that because these people know the feeling of being helpless and they don't want anyone else to ever feel that way.
This heartwarming story which was shared on AmoMama restores our faith in humanity. It reminds us that there are still good people out there and that no matter how small an act of kindness is, it always goes a long way.
"The good you do today may be forgotten tomorrow. Do good anyway"
A woman named Sandra Anderson found herself in trouble after marrying her husband and the father of her baby daughter Ava. He turned out to be abusive and made Sandra's life a living hell.
Sandra's mom warned her of the type of person her husband could be, but she decided to marry him anyway. Unable to put up with the abuse any longer, Sandra took her baby and sought shelter at her friend Bethany's place. She decided to stay there until she found the courage to tell her mother what had happened.
Unfortunately, she received a call from the hospital and was informed that her mother had a heart attack. Panicked, Sandra wrapped Ava in a blanket and headed towards the bus. The weather was extremely cold and this poor mother couldn't wait to get on board. However, once in, she realized she forgot her wallet and was unable to pay for the ride.
Sandra tried to explain to the driver that she was in a hurry and needed to get to the hospital as soon as possible, but he demanded she gets off the bus. As desperate Sandra headed towards the bus' door, she heard a voice saying, "I will pay for her fare! Please don't tell them to leave."
When she turned around, she noticed that the person who offered to pay for her ride was a young boy. She sat next to him and thanked him for his kindness. The boy introduced himself as Nicholas and explained how his mother always taught him that "if you have the means to help someone, you should always do so!" He went on to say that he was traveling home after visiting his ailing grandmother.
Sandra asked for his address because she wanted to thank Nicholas' mother for raising such a caring boy. The following day, Sandra went to Nicholas' house. However, once there, her heart broke into a million pieces. Nicholas and his mom lived in a crumbling two-room cottage. The mother looked extremely tired. It was obvious she worked hard in order to provide for her son, whose father left her after he learned she was carrying his baby.
Sandra went to her friend's place and told her about Nicholas. She explained how she wanted to start a GoFundMe page in order to help them, and Bethany offered to share it on social media where she had a huge number of followers.
To everyone's surprise, the GoFundMe attracted the attention of many people and money started pouring in. Believe it or not, Sandra managed to raise over $1 million. When she took the money to Nicholas and his mother, they couldn't believe their eyes. That meant a new lease on life for them and the grandmother. Never in a million years did the young boy believe his kind act would change his life for the better.
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The League One Best XI so far gallery - including Bristol Rovers, Plymouth Argyle and Ipswich Town stars
Timm Klose's heartwarming farewell message as he leaves Bristol City
Exclusive: Bristol City leading race for out-of-contract Northampton Town centre-back
Robins in front of several clubs for the signature of 25-year-old defender Fraser Horsfall.
By Gregor MacGregor
23rd May 2022, 11:33am
Rhys Oates of Mansfield Town is tackled by Fraser Horsfall of Northampton Town.
Bristol City have held talks over signing free agent central defender Fraser Horsfall, who is expected to leave Northampton Town this summer.
BristolWorld understands that the Robins are leading the race for the 25-year-old's signature, after Horsfall enjoyed a standout 2021/22 campaign at Sixfields Stadium.
The Cobblers finished fourth in League Two and then lost in the play-offs to Mansfield Town, and manager Jon Brady has offered a new deal to Horsfall, whose two-year contract there ends this summer.
However, there is significant interest from teams in both League One and the Championship in the defender, and a move up the English football pyramid beckons.
Brady has offered new contracts to to out-of-contract Cobblers trio Horsfall, Liam Roberts and Shaun McWilliams, who have all been described as 'excellent' this past 12 months by local reporters.
Horsfall netted nine goals across the league season as the 6ft3' defender made 45 appearances in League Two, and would offer an addded goal threat from the back for the Robins - if a a deal is completed.
He has been rated as being the sixth best player in the division by the Opta-match-statistics powered WhoScored.com website.
Horsfall has been captaining the Northampton team in the absence of regular skipper Joseph Mills, and that leadership is sure to be another attraction for Bristol City.
"We had an excellent season but whatever the circumstances, we fell short by the narrowest of margins. With that in mind, we need to create room in the squad to try and improve and take that next step," said Brady last week.
These two realistic signings from League One and the Championship would help Bristol City progress
"As we did last summer, we will undergo a thorough recruitment process again and we have already started meeting with players and agents ahead of the new season."
Bristol City are in front of other sides for the player's signature, according to our sources, as things stand, for the player who was positioned on the left of the back three when Northampton were beaten 4-0 in the EFL Cup by Dean Holden's side at an unattended Ashton Gate last season.
Horsfall came through the ranks at Huddersfield Town before spending time at Kidderminster Harriers and Mansfield Town. He has played twice for the England C team and played 53 times across all competitions in 2021/22.
Should the Robins tie up a deal for the centre-back - and BristolWorld has reported recently that Nigel Pearson has been watching other central defenders too, such as when Oxford United played MK Dons towards the end of the season - it could have a knock-on effect.
The West Country outfit are currently in contract discussions with Timm Klose and Robbie Cundy over extending their stay at Ashton Gate.
BristolWorld understands that there is interest from other sides in Cundy and it is not a given that the former Bath City player remains in BS3. The 24-year-old has been described as having some 'really good options' on the table to decide from.
Pearson explained to BBC Radio Bristol last week that there is no deadline for the contract talks but that the club would eventually move on if agreements cannot be found.
"We don't tend to put time limits on [contract talks] because sometimes that can become an issue in itself," said the Bristol City manager last Monday.
Central defender Fraser Horsfall playing for Northampton Town.
"The bottom line is that we will and I will move on if things are not done."
Pearson added that: "In terms of Timm and Robbie Cundy, Robbie's had his issues with injury and in some ways that one is a bit of a risk but I think he deserves it [a new contract].
"I think Timm as well. Those offers are out there but I'm sure that him and his agent are taking their time over it to make sure it's the right thing for them.
"That's where it's at... Timescale? Of course we'd like to agree sooner rather than later but if not then we'll start looking elsewhere. And we've got other options," Pearson added. Horsfall is one.
The status of longest-serving player Nathan Baker is also to be confirmed by Bristol City, following the centre-back being unavailable since November due to a head knock picked up in the loss at Sheffield United.
CEO Richard Gould recently explained that the player's welfare is paramount, following two concussions earlier this season, and that what happens next will become apparent over the coming weeks.
The Robins have no interest in Arsenal defender Ryan Alebiosu at this moment, despite recent media links.
Defenders Taylor Moore and Zak Vyner are expected to leave Bristol City this summer.
Explained: Why Bristol City's academy won't move up to Category 1 and play against Chelsea and Man Utd
'King of Southmead' Joe Joyce: How a council estate upbringing helped me become a Bristol Bears star
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From some big name comedy to madcap reinterpretations of classic tales, and music ranging from folk stalwarts to a jazz songstress and a dose of Gilbert and Sullivan, the New Year promises some top treats as the new season is unveiled at Diss Corn Hall.
Acclaimed local writers Pat Whymark and Julian Harries of Common Ground Theatre Company, creators of last year's Sherlock Holmes & the Hooded Lance, bring their Christmas season show for a post-New Year performance. A heady mix of genre pastiche, musical dexterity and sheer lunacy, in 1793 Paris the Compte de Creme-Brulée is to be guillotined, his only hope, a daring swoop by that dashing master of disguise and echo-location, The Scarlet Pipistrelle.
The Searchers came to prominence when Merseybeat hit the charts in the early 1960s and they continue to perform. With total record sales well in excess of 50 million, their farewell 'solo' concert will not only include all their famous hits, but also many album tracks and well-known favourites, as well as anecdotes and reminiscences of their remarkable career.
The first Corn Hall Comedy Club of 2019 promises to be a belter as they've broken the bank to bring back Canadian comic Craig Campbell. Part of the Canadian comedian invasion of the UK that also includes the likes of Katherine Ryan, Stuart Francis, Glenn Wool and Pete Johansson, you've seen him on everything from Michael Mcintyre's Comdy Roadshow to Russell Howard's Good News. He will be joined by three other tops stand-ups.
Award-winning singer Georgia Mancio salutes the outstanding Brazilian composer, Antonio Carlos 'Tom' Jobim (1927-94) at this special appearance at Diss Jazz Club, alongside the brilliant Chris Ingham trio. Blending sensuous melodies, beguiling jazz harmony and seductive samba rhythms, it will offer an evening of Jobim's masterpieces including Girl from Ipanema, Corcovado and One Note Samba.
The story of Mary Macarthur and her fight to improve the lives of millions of working women is told in this folk ballad opera by Neil Gore and John Kirkpatrick. Women chainmakers in the Black Country in the 1900s started work at the forge as children and spent their entire lives making chains. These 'Slaves of the Forge' worked long hours and earned the equivalent of 50 pence per week. But in 1910 a 10 week strike led by Mary Macarthur; a 'Great Unrest' that led to a landmark victory.
Back in 2002, Norwich poet, writer and comedian John Osborne won a prize that would be coveted by any music lover — a box of records that belonged to John Peel. It took him eight years to listen to them all – and in this show he gives us the chance to hear some of them and find out what happened to the bands behind the vinyl. He will also be performing Circled In The Radio Times, about his grandfather's collection of old magazines.
Fun filled draw-along for all ages with acclaimed children's writer and illustrator Nick Sharratt. He'll show you how to sketch favourite characters like Tracy Beaker and Timothy Pope, share ways of creating fantastic creatures like dragons and unicorns, and giving loads of top tips. His latest book is Nice Work for the Cat and the King, so everything will have a special 'royal' twist.
Opera – you can love it, or be baffled by it. On a mission to open the art form up to those left wondering what all the fuss is about, Merry Opera Company return Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera is packed full of sentimental pirates, blundering policeman, absurd adventures and improbable paradoxes. A cocktail of Victorian light party fun with a twist of Merry Opera.
East Anglia spoken word artist, and regular host of the Corn Hall's Stand Up Comedy Club, returns with his first all new poetry show in three years. The centre-piece as always is Luke's own blistering verse. Big-hearted and quick witted, Wright's poems have been lauded by everyone from Patti Smith to Twiggy. In 2019, by coincidence, he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his first gig.
Last year former Bellowhead front-man and multiple BBC Folk Award winner Jon Boden introduced the new big band Jon Boden & The Remnant Kings and released the album Afterglow, which explores stories from a post-oil world. Here he will be bringing the Afterglow experience with a cut-down line-up featuring Helen Bell (viola), Morven Bryce (violin) and Lucy Revis (cello).
In his latest stand-up tour show, the former copper turned comedian, and star of Radio 4 comedy It's A Fair Cop, takes us on a thrilling journey through the art and science of murder investigation. Getting Away With Murder mixes his trademark blend of humour, practical policing experience and detailed knowledge of the law as he answers the questions 'Why do they get caught….or not'?
First produced as part of Hull UK City of Culture, this hilarious cabaret musical about depression that explains, sings and throws glitter about how it's OK not to be OK, arrives as part of its UK tour. Written by Jon Brittain, with music by Matthew Floyd Jones, it centres on Sally, a happy person who has an illness that makes her feel like she isn't the person she wants to be. A joyful, slightly silly, sugar coated look at a serious subject.
It's all Greek to the critically-acclaimed theatre company Pantaloons with their hilarious new verse adaptation of the most epic journey of all time. Stranded war hero Odysseus must struggle against the odds to get home to his wife; but can he battle his way through grumpy gods, naughty nymphs, monocular monsters and over a hundred sleazy suitors? All whilst wearing an Ancient Greek robes that looks suspiciously like a bedsheet?
Acclaimed acoustic and slide guitar virtuoso continues to give remarkable intimate solo performances. The folk legend always has audiences rapt. Forty years after he recorded his first album, Golden Vanity, in 1976, he is known as a guitarist of formidable talent. Equally at home playing English traditional folk, American folk and blues and his own compositions, he is consistently named as one of the very finest finger-style guitar players in the world.


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Partners of Gurus have together more than 45 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, finance and management.
Igor Lyubimov
CEO, Co-founder, Ph.D.
Igor Lyubimov - has more than 25 years of managerial and scientific experience in biotechnology and pharmacology, long-term experience in preclinical and clinical trials.
Since 2011 Igor has been a co-founder and CEO of Gurus BioPharm, which is which develops and finance biopharmaceutical innovations starting from early stage. Igor Lyubimob is a co-founder of technological startup Noxi Lab, which develops a nitric oxide-donating research platform for generating innovative drugs. In 2010-2011 has worked with private life sciences venture firms and contract research organizations on executive positions. Until 2008 Igor led microbiological studies at the State Research Center for Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology.
Mr. Lyubimov got Ph.D. in biology in Lomonosov Moscow State University in 1995. Igor Lybimov graduated Mechnikov St-Petersburg Medical Academy in 1988 specializing in epidemiology. Igor is an expert of Skolkovo, and has accomplished more than 100 examinations of projects in life sciences.
Igor Teterin
COO, Co-founder
Igor Teterin has 10 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry, 20 years of managerial and entrepreneurial experience. Mr. Teterin initiated and co-founded Gurus BioPharm in 2011 to run two synergetic businesses: development of innovative drugs and investments in life sciences startups at the early stage. Igor Teterin is a co-founder of technological startup Noxi Lab, which develops a nitric oxide-donating research platform for generating innovative drugs.
In 2005 Igor created a consulting company Gurus Capital, from 2005 to 2010 has accomplished more than 10 projects for pharmaceutical companies in valuation of drug candidates, due diligence, business valuation, marketing research in pharmaceutical industry. Mr. Teterin has developed a financial model for evaluating drug candidates on preclinical and clinical stages based on MS Excel.
Mr. Teterin received a DBA, Doctor of Business Administration in corporate finance in 2007 and an MBA in marketing in 2004 from California State University, Hayward. Igor has been an expert of Skolkovo since 2011, and accomplished more than 50 examinations of projects in life sciences. Igor Teterin graduated National Research University MAI in 1991, specializing in mathematics.
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Q: C# System.Diagnostics.Process launch time optimisation Is there any way to optimise C#'s System.Diagnostics.Process start?
I'm using it to start external application executable, which sends some data in 0.3 miliseconds, but the process itself launches in about 500-600 miliseconds. It's not acceptable time for me - app has about 100k iterations inside.
Is it a matter of my computer? Are there any tricks to optimise launch time of such process?


Posted in Web Engineering, updated on 21 July 2018.
Free variables are the ones not directly declared inside the function scope. When receiving and returning functions from other functions I (the interpreter) need a way to resolve those variables. The problem basically is like: "I'm a function, where can I resolve free variables? In the outer scope where I'm declared or in my caller's scope?".
var x = 5; // Free variable in respect to `f`.
return x * y; // Where do I find `x`?
return fn(); // Do I have to take the `x = 5` in the outer declaration scope or the `x = 10` in the caller scope?
innerFn(); // 50 and not 100!
// -->     F_I_Scope_OBJ['x'] exists? No, search in the __parent_scope__.
// -->     The __parent_scope__ is F_O_Scope_OBJ.
// -->     F_O_Scope_OBJ['x'] exists? Yes, return it (See ).
Why doesn't this code work?!
A variant of the code below is really really usual among Front-end code interviews. At this point you should be able to easily solve it yourself, but let's review it anyway.
//The for loop with weird callbacks.
The problem: "I expected that code to log 0 | 1 | 2, but I got 3 | 3 | 3, what's wrong with it?".
The answer: "The variable i is resolved in the outer scope of the function declaration, and thus when the callback is invoked the i value is 3, which is the condition when the loop exited.".
The solution: create a new closure to "freeze" the value using and IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression), use let to declare the i variable in a block-scoped way (see ), or set its first argument as a default value (not reference!) using the bind helper.
//The for loop with weird callbacks, solutions.
 If it is not found in its parent scope, the engine will search in its parent's parent too! This all the way up to the Global Scope.
 Discover more on the differences and gotchas between var, let and const.


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Republican leaders shut off support to Rep. Michael Grimm
We read the Michael Grimm indictment so you don't have to
BY WESLEY LOWERY
April 28 at 2:34 pm
New York Republican Rep. Michael Grimm turned himself in Monday morning as prosecutors released a 20-count indictment that alleges he broke all kinds of rules while running a Manhattan restaurant prior to his election to Congress.
Thanks to the 30-page indictment, "Healthalicious" has become one of the day's political buzzwords. Haven't had time to give the indictment a read? No worries, here's what you need to know (and some of the buzziest bits) from it.
via We read the Michael Grimm indictment so you don't have to.
Republicans are not rolling out the welcome mat to Rep. Michael Grimm a day after his indictment. Party leaders have begun shutting off the support they previously gave to him.
WASHINGTON – A day after his indictment, Rep. Michael Grimm returned to Congress Tuesday — but fellow Republicans did not roll out the welcome mat.
Arriving at his office, Grimm (R-Staten Island) cast himself as a victim, and vowed to fight federal charges he evaded taxes on a Manhattan restaurant he once owned.
"There are people that don't like Michael Grimm because Michael Grimm is outspoken," Grimm said. "I'm a Marine. I don't relent."
But Republican leaders began shutting off the support they have given Grimm.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/republicans-shut-support-grimm-article-1.1773631#ixzz30QVFwebm
Republican leaders shut off support to Rep. Michael Grimm – NY Daily News.
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Medibio Signs Insurance Company AIA Australia Ltd (AIAA) For an Exclusive Pilot Program For ilumen™
Sydney, Australia and Minneapolis, MN USA – 27 November 2018: Medibio Limited (MEB or the Company)(ASX: MEB)(OTCQB: MDBIF), a mental health technology company announces that it has signed an exclusive agreement with AIAA to undertake a pilot program for the latest release of its corporate health program, ilumen™.
AIAA is one of Australia's leading life insurers, offering a range of products that protect the financial health and wellbeing of more than 4 million Australians.
AIAA is part of the AIA Group, the largest independent publicly listed pan-Asian life insurance group – with a presence in 18 markets around the Asia-Pacific region. AIAA will have access to ilumen™ over a six-month period for its Australia and New Zealand employees.
A unique solution for corporate health programs seeking to offer support for mental wellness, ilumen™ provides participants with a two-part system for checking and monitoring symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress. Coupling Medibio's key biometric data and a subjective assessment, users get a 'wellness snapshot' that they can track and make improvements to over time.
Senior Vice President of Corporate Health at Medibio, Jennifer Solitario says "AIAA provides a great opportunity for ilumen™. Our objective is to bring our unique mental health technology to as many people as possible. AIAA offers us an opportunity to partner with a leading organisation with a genuine interest in helping to support mental health for its people." Damien Mu, AIA Australia & New Zealand CEO, says "AIAA recognises the crucial role mental health plays in an individual's overall health. We will continue to explore ways of improving the support that we provide to our staff, customers and partners as we strive to help people live healthier, longer, better lives."
About Medibio Limited
Medibio (ASX: MEB) (OTCQB: MDBIF) is a mental health technology company that has pioneered the use of objective biometrics to assist in the screening, diagnosing, monitoring and management of depression and other mental health conditions. The company was founded in Australia, with offices now located in Melbourne (Vic), Perth (WA) and Minneapolis, MN. Medibio is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange Ltd and trades on the OTCQB Venture Market. Investors can find additional information on www.otcmarkets.com and www.asx.com.au.
Medibio Media Inquiries:
Kristi Hamilton
Senior Marketing Communication Manager
Medibio Limited
kristi.hamilton@medibio.com.au
Investor Enquiries:
NWR Communications
peter@nwrcommunications.com.au
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Accueil / News / Infos Clubs / Sean Veira et Carl Emery Se rencontrent 21 ans après une historique victoire!
Sean Veira et Carl Emery Se rencontrent 21 ans après une historique victoire!
Sean Veira, membre du team Lau Gar Kung Fu du Royaume-Uni, a gagné la célèbre Post Tenebras Cup en 1996. Il est actuellement le coach national WAKO du Royaume-Uni et instructeur chef du Powersports Gym de Bristol.
Carl Emery, co-promoteur de la Post Tenebras cup de 1995 à 2005 avec Olivier Muller et Jean-Daniel Pfund, a rencontré ce 16 novembre 2017, Sean pour la première fois depuis son mémorable succès genevois!
Après une réunion chaleureuse et fructueuse, ils se sont promis de mettre leurs forces en commun pour collaborer de manière effective pour les sports de combat.
Sean Veira, Lau Gar Kung Fu United Kingdom team member, won the famous Post Tenebras Cup in 1996.
He is currently the WAKO national coach of the United Kingdom and head instructor of the Powersports Gym of Bristol.
Carl Emery, co-promoter of the famous Post Tenebras cup from 1995 to 2005 with Olivier Müller and Jean-Daniel Pfund, met this November 16, 2016, Sean for the first time since its mémorable Geneva success!
After a warm and fruitful meeting, they vowed to put their strengths together to collaborate effectively to combat sports.


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