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King Of The Blues B.B. King
CDCHM 897
King Of The Blues (MP3), MP3 (£7.99)
KING OF THE BLUES was the sixth of B.B. King's twelve Crown LPs, and if there were no other reason to be cheerful, we should congratulate the Bihari brothers for resisting the world's most obvious title for so long. But while it may be obvious, as a description King Of The Blues is no hype-.-rather, it's an accurate assessment of the man, his music and his status, both in the early 60s and now.
There's not a wasted note on this CD. (Well, hardly any-.-in honesty, it may take more than one play of the concluding Worried Life Blues, with its 1970 organ and girl group overdubs, to convince some listeners.) From the first bars of I've Got A Right To Love My Baby, King of the Blues defines the revolution that Riley B King wrought in the blues. You can identify precursors: the elegant logic of Lonnie Johnson, the fluid rhythms of Blind Lemon Jefferson and T-Bone Walker and the gospel passion of the Fairfield Four's Sam McCrary are all in the mix, but it took B.B. King to fuse these and other influences in the crucible of his incandescently passionate singing and playing, turning them into a new blues alloy: strong, flexible and beautifully polished. He couldn't have done it alone, though, not the least of the pleasures to be had from King Of The Blues is listening, in Ace's exemplary sound restoration, to Maxwell Davis' punchy, economical horn charts and the impeccable rhythmic foundation supplied by Lloyd Glenn, Marshall York and Sonny Freeman.
Most of the ten bonus tracks come from singles that were released after King moved to ABC, and it's frustrating that we don't know who most of the musicians were-.-who played the stuttering, squalling tenor sax on Tell Me Baby, for instance? That remake of a Big Maceo song is one of several tracks that testify to King's deep knowledge of the blues heritage-.-Going Down Slow and Sonny Boy Williamson's When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer (aka Million Years Blues) are others. And of course by the early 60s King was himself as much an idol and an icon as any of his precursors, and was exploring his own history with classy remakes of Whole Lot Of Lovin' and 3 O'Clock Blues. King of the blues? You'd better believe it.
by Chris Smith
01 Preview I've Got A Right To Love My Baby
02 Preview What Way To Go
03 Preview Long Nights (The Feeling They Call The Blues)
04 Preview Feel Like A Million
05 Preview I'll Survive
06 Preview Good Man Gone Bad
07 Preview If I Lost You
08 Preview You're On The Top
09 Preview Partin' Time
10 Preview I'm King
11 Preview Things Are Not The Same
12 Preview Growing Old
13 Preview That's How Much You Mean To Me
14 Preview Tell Me Baby
15 Preview Going Down Slow
16 Preview Whole Lot Of Lovin' aka Whole Lotta' Love
17 Preview When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer aka Million Years Blues
18 Preview I Can't Lose aka I Can't Lose With The Stuff I Use
19 Preview 3 O'Clock Blues (Three O'Clock In The Morning Blues)
20 Preview Worried Life (Someday Baby Blues)
Best Of The Blues Guitar King 1951-1966
King Of The Blues (MP3)
The Great B.B. King
Blues In My Heart
Bayou Blues Blasters: Goldband Blues (MP3)
Hawaiian Boogie Flair Records Label T Shirt
Elmore James
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Bandera Blues And Gospel From The Bandera, Laredo And Jerico Road Labels (MP3)
The Fabulous B B King (MP3)
Best Of The Vanguard Years
Best Of The Blues Guitar King 1951-1966 (MP3)
Texas Blues Jumpin' In Los Angeles: The Modern Music Sessions 1948-51 (MP3)
Super Black Blues (MP3)
Various Artists (Flying Dutchman)
Blues Sensation: Detroit Down Home Recordings 1948-49 (MP3)
Black Nights: The Early Kent Sessions
Lowell Fulson
Messing With The Blues
Various Artists (Atlantic)
Sad And Lonely
Albert Washington
Serve It To The Right
Smokey Hogg


A general internist, Dr. Larson has pursued an array of research, ranging from clinical interests such as Alzheimer's disease and genomics to health services research involving technology assessment, cost-effectiveness analysis, and quality improvement. His research on aging includes a longstanding collaboration between Kaiser Permanente Washington (formerly Group Health Research Institute) and the University of Washington called the Adult Changes in Thought (ACT) study. Since 1986, the longitudinal ACT Study has followed over 5,000 aging participants from the community from age 65 and older, collecting information on health and cognitive function every 2 years. Some develop dementia, and some agree to donate their brains at the end of life. The ACT uses this extensive data resource to identify the environmental, such as air pollution and brain injury, and genetic factors that increase the risk of brain disease and find ways to help communities delay or avoid dementia.
Several of Dr. Larson's research projects are related to promoting successful aging and high functioning in seniors. With colleagues at the UW, he is executive co-producer of the Art of Aging, a news-magazine series on public television and the Web.
Dr. Larson served as medical director for the UW Medical Center and associate dean for clinical affairs at its medical school from 1989 to 2002. He is a member and past president of the Society of General Internal Medicine (SGIM), having received their highest honor, the Robert J. Glaser Award, in 2004. Dr. Larson is also a Master of the American College of Physicians (ACP) and served on their Board of Regents for nearly a decade, including one term as chair. He was a commissioner on The Joint Commission from 1999 to 2010. Since 2007 he has been an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine, now the National Academy of Medicine.


During the summer, there's nothing better than being by the water with its roaring waves and cool breezes. For many people, the coast brings to mind seafood and in particular, crab cakes. Crab cakes are especially associated with east and west coastal areas but especially the area surrounding the Chesapeake Bay and the state of Maryland.
Crab cakes are fishcakes made from crab meat and other ingredients such as milk, mayo, bread crumbs and seasonings. They can be pan-fried, baked or broiled. The two most common types of crab cakes are Boardwalk crab cakes which are breaded, deep-fried and served on a bun and Restaurant crab cakes which are made with little filler and served on a platter with side dishes such as fries and slaw. Condiments for crab cakes include tartar sauce, remoulade, cocktail sauce, mustard and Worcestershire sauce.
For those of us who would rather let the crabs live, there are a variety of ways to make vegan crab cakes. The construction and preparation of a vegan crab cake is very similar to making veggie burgers. You can make them from tofu, tempeh, chickpeas and other legumes, jackfruit or hearts of palm. The seasonings, especially the trinity of Old Bay Seasoning, seaweed and lemon, can help give them the taste of the sea. For more, see How to Make Vegan Seafood Without the Fish and You Don't Need Fish to Make Delicious Seafood Dishes: Use These Tips Instead.
They can be baked or pan-fried and made gluten-free, if desired. All the condiments can be made vegan as well. So if you're ready to indulge in some compassionate vegan seafood, we have recipes that will make you feel like you're enjoying your dinner by the ocean.
These Vegan Crab Cakes are made from garbanzo beans and taste very similar to those made with fish. Serve them on a bun with a homemade sweet balsamic mayo.
If you've been missing crab cakes, these Baked 'Fish' Cakes will fix that. Made with chickpeas, these cakes have miso and lots of nori to give it that familiar flavor. Serve with a bright lemon herb mayo.
Maryland crab cakes are traditionally oversized, and these Hearts of Baltimore Crab Cakes are recreated using hearts of palm and traditional seasonings. Serve them with garlicky dill aioli.
Mayo is an important ingredient in both the vegan crab cakes and the condiments served with them. By making your own Homemade Vegan Mayo, you can control exactly what goes in it. Oh, and it's way cheaper than buying it at the store.
Artichokes and chickpeas combine to make these vegan Crab Cakes that are baked. Serve them with a green tartar sauce made from vegan mayo and avocado.
For those who are allergic to soy, prefer not to use oil, do not like tofu mayonnaise, or the commercial "light" mayos (most are not vegan, anyway), this Creamy Low-Fat Vegan Mayonnaise is a delicious (and inexpensive) solution. Flavor it with dill, lemon or your favorite flavors to make it your own.
These Tempeh Crab Cakes have all the flavors – Old Bay, kelp, dill and lemon – that remind you of the sea. Tempeh gives the cakes a flaky texture similar to the traditional cakes. Serve with homemade horseradish-dill mayo.
These Cajun Quinoa Cakes have lots of flavor and if you want them to taste like crab cakes, just add some kelp or other seaweed to the spice mix. Served with a lemon-dill-Sriracha remoulade, this meal will have your taste buds singing.
Hearts of palm are at the heart of these vegan 'Crab' Cakes. They are made small for the perfect appetizer or party food. Serve these with your favorite vegan tartar sauce.
Get creative. Choose your favorite ingredient – beans, tofu, tempeh or jackfruit – and make your own vegan crab cakes. They're the perfect dish for summer meals.


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Chetan Bhagat's new novel makes love a red herring in a case of murder (and bromance)
An excerpt from the bestselling author's thriller 'One Arranged Murder'.
Oct 01, 2020 · 08:30 am
Author Chetan Bhagat
"Where did the milk go?" I said, empty Amul carton in one hand and fridge door in the other.
"Back in the cow," Saurabh said. He sat on the sofa, tying the laces of his new, sparkling white sports sneakers. His fiancée Prerna had given them to him four months ago. Of course, Saurabh is more likely to enter a ladies" toilet by mistake than a gym.
"It's not a joke, Saurabh. It was a full carton. Now I can't even make a cup of tea."
"I had biscuits in the afternoon," Saurabh said, attention still on his shoelaces.
"I don't like my biscuits dry."
"You dipped them in a litre of milk?"
"I used what was there."
I shut the fridge in disgust, threw the empty carton in the dustbin and sat on one of the dining table chairs, staring at him.
"I'll get another packet later. And as we discussed, let's avoid talking. Message me if there's something important," Saurabh said.
Like a twelve-year-old, Saurabh had stopped talking to me. Even though we lived together, we communicated mostly through messages.
I WhatsApped Saurabh even though he sat seven feet away from me.
"I want milk now. To make tea."
Saurabh looked up from his shoes to check his phone screen. He saw my message but ignored it. He pulled up his socks, stood up, picked up his wallet from the dining table and put it in his kurta pocket. The olive green Fabindia kurta made him look like a baby elephant, especially with his thick black woollen sweater over it.
I typed another message on my phone.
"Please respond."
He typed a response.
"In a rush. Will sort this out later."
He opened the Uber app on the phone.
"Damn, no cabs. Uber or Ola," he said out loud, after swiping away on his phone for five minutes.
"What happened?" I said, looking up from the dining table.
"I didn't speak to you," he said.
"Nobody else in this room. Did you speak to the wall?"
"Let me be," Saurabh said, fumbling with his phone again.
"Do you want me to book a cab for you?" I said.
"No. And please don't talk to me."
"Saurabh, time you stopped sulking."
He ignored me and kept staring at the phone screen.
"I can book –" I said, but he interrupted me.
"Keshav, we have two months before the lease ends here. Until then, can you please stay out of my way?"
"I said sorry enough times."
Saurabh shook his head, eyes still on the phone.
"I will take an auto. Damn it, I will freeze in this cold," Saurabh mumbled to himself and stormed out of the house.
I continued to sit in my house, staring into space, aware of the silence left behind by Saurabh.
Hi, I am Keshav Rajpurohit and I'm not a particularly nice guy. Not emotional either. I
don't believe in love. I use Tinder to meet girls for the sole reason of having sex with them. Oh, and I am quite good at it. I slept with ten girls last year.
As you just witnessed, even my flatmate doesn't want to talk to me. Saurabh and I used to be best friends. Now he hates my guts and is waiting for our flat's lease to end. It is harder to break up with a best friend than with a girlfriend.
Why did it become this way? Well, I'm a dick. I don't blame him for wanting to move out.
Saurabh and I both work at CyberSafe, a cybersecurity company. Working together complicates things further when you've had a fight. Anyway, like any other corporate job, CyberSafe sucks. My real passion is the little detective agency Saurabh and I own as a side gig, Z Detectives. We started it after we solved a murder case last year.
Z Detectives is located in the Malviya Nagar market, next to kirana shops. We dont get exciting cases. We aren't James Bond. RAW and IB don't approach us for help with international terrorists. We don't even get any hardcore criminal cases. Most of our inquiries are from aunties in the area, suspecting their maids of stealing their gold necklace or their husbands of having an affair.
Apart from the occasional robbery, where someone's laptop or cell phone is stolen, Z Detectives is a tame affair. Hell, the one thing I want is for us to get a real juicy murder case. Turns out Delhi isn't quite the crime capital it is made out to be.
My phone pinged. Message from an unknown number.
"Need urgent help on a case."
"Who's this? What is this about?" I replied.
"Myself Pramod Gupta. I suspect my driver has not been filling petrol for the money he takes from me."
I threw my phone down in disgust. I would deal with this nonsense later. I thought about Saurabh. Why was this fatso so oversensitive? Prerna had made him that way. But no, nobody can say a word against his fat bride-to-be.
Yeah, I called her fat. Fat just like Saurabh. Am I body-shaming? I told you, I'm not so likeable. Anyway, what's wrong in calling a fat person fat? And why the hell do I still care so much about fatso? And why can't I make a decent cup of tea? And can someone please kill someone in this city? I really need a good case.
Okay, so let me tell you what happened between us. Of course, this is my take.
Excerpted with permission from One Arranged Murder, Chetan Bhagat, Westland.
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Q: .Site.Data values are not accessible inside a range block So I just noticed that when I try to access something from .Site itself inside a range block it returns as null/blank.
Here's an example:

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The first .Site.Data.company.social_media.whatsapp (before the range) renders a phone number.
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This same behavior happens in the partial events_detail.html. If I try to access the .Site from inside of the partial scope it renders a null. I also tried to pass it along on the (dict ...) but no lucky.
What Am I missing here?

A: I was missing how Hugo manage the scopes for the dot. You read a more in-depth explanation about this (and other important concepts) here:
https://regisphilibert.com/blog/2018/02/hugo-the-scope-the-context-and-the-dot/
In Resume is (extracted from the link above):

The root context, the one available to you in your
baseof.html and layouts will always be the Page context. Basically
everything you need to build this page is in that dot. .Title,
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Even your site's informations is stored in the page context with .Site
ready for the taking.
But in Go Template the minute you step into a function you lose that
context as your precious dot or context is replaced by the function's
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Same goes here, once you've opened an iteration with range the context
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BECKER, William H., secretary and treasurer the Ekhardt & Becker Brewing Co.; born, Detroit, Oct. 25, 1879; son of Herman and Gertrude (Ludwig) Becker; educated in Detroit public and high schools, Detroit Busi ness College and Detroit College of Law, graduating, LL.B., 1904; married at Detroit, Oct. 20, 1903, Miss Dora Lyon; four children: Millard, Gertrude, William, Jr., Doris. Began as clerk, 1897, in brewing business, of which his father was one of the founders; became bookkeeper and upon death of his father, in 1907, succeeded to his interests in the business; also treasurer Michigan Bonding & Surety Co. Republican. Mason. Recreation: automobiing. Office: 482 Orleans St. Residence; 731 E. Grand Boul.


Sickness Insurance is designed for natural entities and covers risks in case of sickness, resulting in damages health, leading to the provision of regulated health care. The insurance can be concluded as individual, group, paid for by the employer, and family insurance.
The territorial coverage of Sickness Insurance is on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria. It can be extended overseas, in agreement with the Insuring person.
The insurance amount is the amount for which the contract was concluded. This is the upper limit on the liability of the Insuring person. The amount of the insurance premium depends on the rates of the company, the limit of liability of the Insuring person and the manner of its payment. Annual insurance premium is payable upon conclusion of the contract. In some cases the amount can be scheduled in deferred payments, as their terms are subject to agreement with the Insuring person.
The Insuring person pays the amounts identified in the insurance contract within the limit of liability, specified in the insurance contract, for insurance events occurred during the term of the insurance contract, for which reasonable costs were made.
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Classic minimalism — as it coalesced in New York under La Monte Young's influence, and as epitomized by the early works of Steve Reich, Terry Riley and Philip Glass — was founded on two key concepts. The first is the droning or short-term repetition that creates the "LP needle stuck in a groove" effect that was so confounding to many people when they first heard it. The second is the idea of form as a result of musical process, a principle that in North America originated with Ives and reached an apogee with the seminal Reich, Riley and Glass compositions of the 1960s and 1970s. Reich's own article from 1968 acknowledges the concept explicitly in its title: Music as a Gradual Process.
The very first piece in this tradition of minimalist process music is usually considered to be Riley's In C, premiered in 1964. It's process is basically a tonal one in which musicians make their way gradually through 53 composed repeating fragments whose modality gradually moves from C major to G minor. With Reich though, the process is always a rhythmic one. This initially took the form of phase shifting, where two otherwise identical lines are allowed to drift out of sync until one is a full beat ahead of its copy (below we'll look closely at a famous example of this, the tape piece Come Out). A different, degenerative type of process is evident in Pendulum Music (1968), where microphones are swung over the loudspeakers to which they're connected, creating feedback pulses that gradually lengthen into sustained high pitches. And then there's Four Organs (1970), unique even for Reich, basically a 20-minute rhythmic elaboration of a single dominant 11th chord. The electric organs referenced in the title start on sharp tutti chords separated by rests, and gradually elongate the chord into sustained notes that get longer and longer before being successively released, leaving only a high A-E at the end. Throughout the work's 20 minute duration a beleaguered maracas player is bidden to maintain a steady eighth note beat. All the other musical parameters are made subservient to the rhythmic process: there are no new pitches introduced, nor changes in timbre or loudness.
It wasn't until after Reich went to Ghana in 1970 to study the drumming tradition of the Ewe people that his most recognizable style took shape: percussion-centric ensembles playing highly contrapuntal modal music built from short, repeated, syncopated phrases. This is the sound world of his most famous works (such as Music for 18 Musicians and Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ), wherein the predominant musical process is usually the expansion and contraction of musical phrases by successively doubling or halving their length.
Most of these classic works have been analyzed extensively, both because they're of high quality and because they're relatively straightforward for analysts, having readily available scores with far fewer notes in them than a typical Schoenberg or Carter composition. But there's one important Reich piece from this period that has largely escaped this scrutiny, mainly because it has no score. And that's the piece we'll turn to next, using the occasion to build our own transcription.
Reich's earliest extent pieces are experiments with snippets of speech, recorded on loops of audiotape that are repeated and layered and gradually allowed to shift out of phase. Come Out, from 1966, is the most famous of these, and it's about as elemental as you can get. The sole sound source is the recorded testimony of a young man from Harlem who was a victim of false arrest and police violence. He describes having to make a bruise on his body bleed visibly before the police would take him to the hospital. I'll notate the work as it has been issued on various Nonesuch CDs over the years, a version of the piece that's shorter and higher in pitch (in other words mastered at a faster tape playback speed) than the version on the 1967 Odyssey LP that was the work's first commercial release.
At this density the canon has turned into a blur of sound. What began concrete has become abstract, what began as speech has become music. And the quadruple meter effect of the four-voice canon in each channel (entrances on successive "eight note" values in our transcription) now predominates over the off-kilter septuple feel of the original loop, so that the sound stream has become more rhythmically regular.
Come Out was premiered at a benefit concert for the legal defense of the falsely accused African-American youth whose voice it features. That was in 1966, so this year marks the work's 50th anniversary. It still has the edge of a groundbreaking piece that's musically relevant today. More poignantly, recent events have confirmed that the work's underlying political context and messaging also remain relevant today.
As Reich shifted his attention from tape pieces to acoustic instruments, he transferred his interest in phase shifting to works like Piano Phase and Violin Phase and eventually Drumming. And by the end of the 1970s he had relinquished most of the emphasis on process as a governing formal concept, while retaining the repetitive stylistic elements of classic minimalism, thus producing what we now call postminimalism. But he nevertheless returned years later to the idea of melodicizing speech in projects like City Life (1995) and Three Tales (1998–2002). Indeed it's this constant exploration and striving to extend the parameters of his work that I think most vividly sets Reich apart from his fellow minimalists.
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Mesa Chapter Of Network Together Is Open!
Network Together is community based marketing organization which just opened its 4th chapter at Serrano's Restaurant on Power Road just North of US 60. Serrano's has more than made us feel comfortable at our new home. We had 31 members and guests and of course the food was great.
Network Together is a group where members get together to share ideas, contacts, participate in activities, and most importantly, business referrals. We believe that getting to know each other at a level much deeper than a superficial level allows us to refer to each other and collectively achieve more.
Network Together is the connections! Where Networking, Seminars and Social Media promotes the fostering of personal/business relationships.
Network Together Mesa is open for relationships, community and commerce.
Network Together EXPO less than a month away!
Network Together is hosting its semi-annual EXPO at Liberty Arts Academy in Mesa, AZ. The EXPO's theme is all things family. The Network Together Family Expo will feature speakers and exhibitors that have come together to share ideas and their knowledge to help families better understand how health, finances, education and security help families live better and feel safer.
Network Together will be raffling gift baskets to attendees, at least 2 an hour. So your family's chance of winning is pretty good. The raffle is $1 a ticket and goes toward the school to help fund Pre-K through Grade 8 student programs. We have many exhibitors that will entertain, educate and enhance us all.
About Network Together- Network Together is a community based networking organization that hosts EXPOs to foster a sense of community, devoted to topics ranging from general health and wellness to family and finance. These EXPOs allow the citizens of the community come in and meet local business owners at the personal level. The EXPOs help owners present their business to their community thus enhancing their chances of potential business connections in the process.
To Exhibit-For exhibitors, vendor space is still available at $35 per table for Network together members and $40 per table for non-members. Expo hours are 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM with the first speaker starting at approximately 10:00 AM.
The event is being co-sponsored Today Publications and the Leona Group. To secure space contact Sharlene Trumet at 480-381-9534 sharlenetrumet@gmail.com . For more information, go to http://www.networktogetherexpo.com.
Network Together is gearing up for the expo which will be Saturday, October 15th.
InSiteful Solutions is proud to be a part of Network Together and is sponsoring the EXPO. In April we had over 2000 attendees and that was on a rain soaked day.
InSiteful Solutions adds video services!
Hi Gilbert, Queen Creek and San Tan Valley! We want to let you know that we are now offering video filming, editing and production services for clients looking to make a viral marketing splash. We also, offer closed captioning services for clients which also helps with being found online and in You Tube!
Take a look at two takes on our most recent production!
Hi Everyone I found this really neat place on Loop Net is San Diego. You chould check it out!
A great income property available!
Starting the week off right with a trip over to my first client Western Commercial Real Estate Brokerage which is right in the heart of San Diego. A beautiful neighborhood in Hillcrest is where the owner's office sits. After that I will be heading over to another client in Little Italy. A master videographer who owns Guidi Films.
Later today I will be making some business calls and touring with my friend who is location challenend and has some errands to run. San Diego is where I started my company, InSiteful Solutions, and is where I want to continue to grow it, although now much of my business comes in from Arizona.
Tags: Guidi Films, San Diego, Western Commercial Real Estate Brokerage.
When giving from the heart needs help!
InSiteful Solutions is proud to work with At Home Solutions a care giver organization that helps families in need of helping family members.
Queen Creek Senior Home Care (homecaregivers) is a divsion of At Home Solutions and is dedicated to improving the quality of life for their patients. Families looking for caregivers that will help you or a loved one stay at home despite the challenges of aging, a long-term disability, or serious injury. Queen Creek Senior Home Care hopes you will take a moment to learn how the providers of At Home Solutions can help.
Queen Creek Senior Home Care provides the quality personal care that makes it possible for patients to live at home where they are most comfortable and where they can maintain the highest level of independence. The Queen Creek office provides caregiver services proving full-spectrum of companion home care services ranging from light housekeeping and meal preparation to walking assistance and bathing or personal care.


The 32 hour startup challenge is a one of its kind venture that sets participants down an entrepreneurial path they've always aspired for and helps them become a part of the ever growing and the exciting. As a trio of developer, designer and business strategist, each team will be pitching an idea, working on a business model, developing a working prototype inclusive of an interface and presenting the collective outcome of their efforts with guidance from accomplished mentors, every step of the way. The teams with the best outcome on all fronts stand to win exciting cash prizes apart from taking away an experience of a lifetime in a charged up environment with ambitious peer innovators and mentors alike to take their idea to a solid next level.


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Toyota/Save Mart 350 Preview Show Debuts on NBC Sports Bay Area
SONOMA, Calif. - Race fans can get a jumpstart on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series weekend at Sonoma Raceway with the "Toyota/Save Mart 350 Preview Show" on NBC Sports Bay Area.
NBC Sports Bay Area (formerly CSN Bay Area) is slated to debut the half-hour show on Thursday, June 1, at 6 p.m. (Pacific) and will also air on the following days and times leading up to NASCAR race weekend at Sonoma Raceway, June 23-25:
Thursday, June 1, 6 p.m.
Saturday, June 3, 4 a.m. and 6 a.m.
Tuesday, June 13, 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 15, 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 17, 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, June 18, 9 p.m.
The Emmy-nominated preview show celebrates its 19th consecutive year with features including Toyota break-out star and Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate Daniel Suarez, who became the first Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR national series championship. Other features include a look at NASCAR's fresh faces Chase Elliot, Kyle Larson, Erik Jones and Ryan Blaney. Fans will also enjoy interviews with top drivers and NASCAR legends, including Clint Bowyer, "The King" Richard Petty and more. Viewers can also expect a nod to NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. as he races for the last time in the Cup Series at Sonoma Raceway.
The show will also air on NBC Sports California (www.NBCSportsCalifornia.com) and CSN Northwest (www.CSNNW.com), so check local listings for days and times.
Race fans can get full access to both local and regional motor-sports news and highlights by tuning in to NBC Sports Bay Area each Thursday for "Race Week." The only weekly motor-sports program in Northern California presents half-hour shows, airing most Thursdays beginning June 22 at 6:30 p.m. (Pacific). Check your local listings each week, as well as csnbayarea.com and csncalifornia.com.


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In this week's Torah reading, why begin the description of the Avoda on Yom Kippur with telling us of the demise of the sons of Aaron?
Some people think that the aim of Judaism is to place restrictions on people's lives. This notion is not accurate and I'll explain this with an insight into this week's Parsha.
The Parsha describes the 'seder avodah' --the entire service that takes place on Yom Kippur in the Beit Hamikdash. However, before the Torah begins its description it mentions- "after the death of the two sons of Aaron, when they drew near before the L-rd, and died". Why is it necessary to mention this? The next pasuk explains: "Speak unto Aaron thy brother, that he come not at all times into the holy place within the veil…that he not die".
In other words, if you'd like to enter into the Kodesh Hakodashim (Holy of Holies), there are a few absolute conditions: You must bring sacrifices, wear specific clothing, and only enter on the day of Yom Kippur. The Torah tells you how, when, and where you may approach.
So why begin the description of the Avoda with telling us of the demise of the sons of Aaron?
It seems that after the death of the two sons of Aaron, Nadav and Avihu, one could assume that from now on, there is no longer an opportunity for entering this most holy place. Who would want to take such a risk? Wouldn't it be wise to avoid "playing with fire"? Better to keep away. "Look at what happened to Nadav and Avihu!". The motivation and desire to come close to Hashem is much reduced or even gone.
However, here comes the Torah with a new interpretation: G-d wants us to come close to Him. It is proper and legitimate to come into the Kodesh Hakodashim. Nadav and Avihu's actions are correct in principle, although, in practice there are ways of doing things. Conditions and constraints are required- the how, why, and where. These rules are not here just for their own sake, but rather, these restrictions are what allow us to approach Hashem.
How amazing it is to see the commentary of the Vilna Gaon (Vayikra 16:5) and the Netziv (Vayikra 16:2,32) that explain why the Torah only mentions the calendar date of Yom Kippur (10th of Tishrei) at the end of the long description of the Avodah. They explain that truly Aaron had the privilege and right to enter the Kodesh Hakodashim all year round. If he wanted, all he needed to do to enter was to fulfill the entire Avodah and procedures of Yom Kippur on any single day. In this way, he was able to "come at all times into the Holy Place".
The Parsha teaches us the true purpose of the Avodah on Yom Kippur, namely, the fixing of the sin of Nadav and Avihu. The laws of the Torah are not meant to limit us. Rather, it is to enable us to have the closeness and relationship we desire between G-d and ourselves.
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As cases drop, Goa hotels reopen, occupancy to pick up in Aug
The Travel and Tourism Association of Goa (TTAG) said occupancy will rise only after the government makes it clear that tourists are welcome to the sunshine state.
Although Goa's Covid-19 positivity rate has fallen below five per cent, the state's hospitality industry is yet to get respite. Occupancy in the few hotels that have reopened so far — after the government permitted entry to fully vaccinated business travellers without a Covid-negative report — ranges between seven and 12 percent only.
The Travel and Tourism Association of Goa (TTAG) said occupancy will rise only after the government makes it clear that tourists are welcome to the sunshine state. "Unless a positive message goes around, we will not see a steady flow of tourists. We may see some footfalls in August as there are a few public holidays, but there won't be a heavy rush," TTAG president Nilesh Shah, said.
He said the industry is hoping that all travellers be allowed entry on the basis of their vaccination certificates and suggested that those who are not vaccinated be asked to travel with a Covid-negative report or get tested on arrival.
In the previous tourist season, Goa witnessed a steady flow of domestic travellers from October and an exponential rise in December-January. The numbers started falling in March when the deadly second wave of the pandemic began raging across the country.
Shah said that while more starred hotels will begin functioning by mid-August, the smaller hotels will not until there is a clear signal of normalcy returning.
"Even when the season had picked up in November-December last year, not all hotels were operational. Only around 1,400 had resumed business," he said.
Smaller hotels mushroomed during the decade as the charter tourist inflow swelled. With a break on the arrival of international tourists, these hotels have no takers.
The industry is hoping that the government of India will allow international tourists probably by September-October.
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Senior outfielder Emily Bermel hits against Oklahoma University. The Jayhawks lost to the Sooners 8-0 Sunday April 14.
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Senior pitcher Brynn Minor pitches against Oklahoma University. The Jayhawks lost to the Sooners 8-0 Sunday, April 14.
Senior outfielder Jennifer Marwitz swings against Oklahoma. The Jayhawks lost to the Sooners 8-0 Sunday, April 14.
Jayhawks head into senior weekend with conference tournament hopes on the line
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Kansas softball returns to Lawrence this weekend for its final home series of the season, and the final home series for its three seniors.
The Jayhawks will face Texas who is currently in third place in the Big 12 conference, holding a 7-6 record against Big 12 opposition.
The series will be the first time head coach Jennifer McFalls faces Texas after being an assistant for the past eight years.
Kansas will more than likely give senior ace Brynn Minor two starting nods over the weekend, one to open the series on Friday and the other for her final game at Arrocha Ballpark on Sunday.
Minor has been the Jayhawks' most consistent pitcher on the season and has carried most of the load. Her record stands at 6-15 in 29 appearances with a team leading 4.09 ERA and 65 strikeouts.
Minor has been incredible for the Jayhawks in her two years since coming from Butler Community College and Kansas will need her best stuff to pull an upset this weekend.
Senior outfielder Jennifer Marwitz has had a very consistent season at the plate with a team second-best .284 average, eight doubles and 11 RBIs.
Marwitz's senior campaign was highlighted by winning Big 12 player of the week after her performance against Baylor in late March where she went 7-for-10 with a home run and five RBIs.
Senior outfielder Emily Bermel, after playing in Lawrence her entire life, will play her final games in her native city.
The outfielder has compiled a .247 average while scoring 11 runs and driving in five more.
It will be a very emotional weekend for the entire team with many different factors playing in but the most important is keeping pace for the sixth and final spot in the upcoming Big 12 tournament.
Kansas currently holds the final spot with a 3-9 conference record; however, Baylor is not far behind and Iowa State owns just a one game advantage over the Jayhawks at 4-8.
It has been an up and down season for Kansas but coming off a thrilling upset over Texas Tech last weekend, playing against McFalls's former team and the emotions of the final home series, the cards may be just right for this team to collect some monumental victories.
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Spring cleaning burns tons of calories. The only household task I can't count is gardening because these are the only plants I have–one amaryllis and two black succulents.
Every little calorie burned helps me get one step closer to achieving my goal of losing 40 pounds. To keep me motivated, I decided to educate myself about how the little activities I do can add up.
Since I work from home, I structured my schedule this week to allow a day for taking care of household chores that have been piling up since my husband and I have been busy with work (spring cleaning!). All calorie-burning data is from the WebMD Fit-O-Meter (and all data is calculated based on my personal weight; you should enter your own weight to get the most accurate data for yourself). And, if you turn on some upbeat music while you're doing stuff, it really helps your brain and body increase your activity level.
Make breakfast: Making breakfast takes about 10 minutes and burns 30 calories. Clearing breakfast dishes in 5 minutes burns 18 calories. In total, burns 48 calories.
Make the bed: Making the bed takes 5 minutes. Burns 15 calories.
Wash the dishes: Takes about 15 minutes. Burns 51 calories.
Go grocery shopping: Grocery shopping with a cart takes 20 minutes and burns 68 calories. Carrying a load of groceries to and from the car and the apartment takes about 15 minutes and burns 166 calories. Putting them all away takes about 10 minutes and burns 37 calories. Burns a total of 271 calories.
Dust the house: The entire house takes about half an hour to dust thoroughly (lots of bookshelves). Burns 111 calories.
Mop the kitchen floor: Takes 15 minutes to mop the kitchen. Burns 78 calories.
Vacuum the house: The whole apartment takes 30 minutes to vacuum. Burns 155 calories.
Scrub the bathtub: Cleaning the shower and bathtub well takes about 20 minutes of scrubbing and rinsing. Burns 112 calories.
Bathe and groom the cat: Takes about 20 minutes from the time I find the cat, scrub him with cat shampoo, rinse, dry, and brush. Burns 103 calories.
Reorganize the hall closet and file cabinet (includes some moderate lifting): Takes about 45 minutes. Burns 233 calories.
Fold the laundry: Standing while folding a couple loads of laundry takes 15 minutes. Burns 44 calories.
Make dinner: From prep to cooking to serving takes about an hour (standing and sitting). Burns 177 calories.
Do the dishes again: Takes about 15 minutes. Burns 51 calories.
Clean out the bedroom closets: Takes about an hour. Burns 310 calories.
TOTAL: Calories burned from all activities listed above: 1759 calories burned!
Add a stretch break! Whether you're doing a lot of physical activity or just sitting around all day, your body can benefit in many ways from stretching. A total of 30 minutes of stretching burns 111 calories.
Count your walking! Light and moderate walking throughout the day between tasks counts too! Just one hour of general walking activity burns 266 calories.
Of course, no one wants or needs to do all of those chores in a single day on a regular basis. This was basically our spring cleaning. However, several of these daily tasks really do add up to make a difference in our daily dieting lives. Keeping these numbers in mind can help maintain a positive outlook toward daily weight loss activities. And don't forget to drink lots of water and get a good night's rest because both of those things help maintain your body's metabolism.
It was a silly question asked only out of a twinge of jealousy.
There are a million reasons why she and I don't look alike now, even if we did in college. We were both full-figured all through college and seemed like we always would be. Now, thanks to social networking, we keep in touch without staying close and I get to see all the reflection-in-the-mirror shots of how thin and smokin' hot she looks now. And now I sound bitter. I am, of course, happy for her. And she really does look gorgeous and toned. But I want to lose that much weight too. And I don't know what her diet or weight loss method has been. To be realistic though, whatever method she's using may not work for me anyways. We all respond to different motivators and nutritional changes.
This sudden, fleeting feeling of jealousy is one of those inevitable things that can sabotage a weight loss plan.
A Newark bridge on a cold, overcast morning.
to move to Newark, but after the first week, I knew I'd found a new home. I spent nearly five years there before we decided to move to Los Angeles for a while. It's an area that has a little bit of everything from nearly every part of the world…with a distinct New Jersey attitude about it. Plus, it's only a 15-minute train ride from Manhattan, which is awesome, of course.
Newark on a bright sunny day during our trip. Beautiful springtime.
I can imagine us moving back there someday, but LA is my home too, so we envision a life of living in several places in the future. As long as we're together, home is where your heart is, right? Anyway, my point is that we have a blast when we go there. And a lot of the fun and visiting is centered around food, which is a terrific, bittersweet problem to have because everything tastes great but I'm trying not to eat too much. When you're around family and on vacation, it can be extremely difficult to not over-indulge or even feel pressured by others to eat more, as I described in this previous post. For example, practically the first words out of my Peruvian mother-in-law's mouth were, "Estas rellena. Toma, come," which, loosely translated means she told me I looked like I had filled out (was a little heavier) than when she last saw me and then she told me to eat the huge plate of food she was handing me. She cracks me up. I love her to death and she's an awesome M-I-L, but how am I supposed to eat after being told I look ready-to-have-babies heavy? Ha! Because she raised six boys, bless her heart, she typically overloads a plate for me–even if I tell her it's too much, she insists I eat it–so sometimes, when my husband finishes his plate before me, I'll switch my half-eaten plate with his empty plate when no one is looking. :) He happily eats more, I sit there happily stuffed.
I hope you all had a lovely Passover and Easter weekend!
An Easter lily at my mom's house where we had dinner.
After a prayer, my family celebrated with a typical American Easter meal: a ham drizzled with a mixture of pineapple juice and golden (not dark) brown sugar; creamy mashed potatoes with butter; great northern beans; and corn bread muffins. In years past, we've varied our veggie choice (usually we have green beans) but this is what sounded good this weekend. As difficult as it was–because the food was so yummy–I only took one normal-sized serving of each item. Taking only one serving of a holiday dinner is a big step forward for me. Diet Drop is about empowering ourselves to make healthier choices in order to lose weight by freeing ourselves of strict diet plans and supporting each other through friendship. I've described in previous posts (like this one) how our friendship has helped me immensely. Now, I feel like I've taken another baby-step forward in terms of making better eating choices. Maybe it seems silly to make such a big deal about only taking one serving. But, to me, it is a big deal.
1. By drinking more water, you help your body flush toxins from your system.
2. Drinking cold water with ice gives your body a mini calorie-burning boost.
3. Staying hydrated improves your overall health, energy, and immune system.


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UKIP and the Small Shop
I don't normally blog about political issues, but I've noticed an interesting political phenomenon that is connected to entrepreneurship, which is one of my research areas. We are currently in the middle of the elections for the European Parliament. People all over the continent are due to vote just five days. Recent polls have shown that a brand-new political party called the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) may capture the largest number of UK seats in the EU parliament.
UKIP has attracted many voters. Many people are supporting UKIP essentially as a protest vote against the three main parties. Such voters may know little about UKIP's actual policies. UKIP favours the immediate withdrawal of the UK from the EU and a dramatic reduction in the number of immigrants admitted each year. Neither Euroscepticism nor opposition to mass immigration is a position that can be associated with either the left or the right of the political spectrum, as all of the major political parties have, historically, been divided by these issues. UKIP's economic philosophy is staunchly libertarian: it favours big tax cuts, the end to many environmental regulations, and a generally business-friendly environment. Opponents have, of course, attempted to label UKIP as racist. Although a few racists have joined the organization, that particular charge is basically unfair. UKIP has much more in common with the US Tea Party movement than with white supremacist political parties of continental Europe.
Many small businesses, at least near me, appear to be sporting UKIP signs. I've noticed that most of the businesses with UKIP signs are small, inefficient, obsolete, dingy-looking and run by elderly white men. A case in point would a toy shop near by house. It has a single worker (the elderly owner) and is almost impassible because of the boxes of old toys on the floor. It is dark and crowded. Many of the toys are in boxes that look old and certainly sun-faded (red ink has turned to a faint pink, etc). The owner of this shop handed me a UKIP lealflet that attacked immigration from Eastern Europe.
Please note that the photo below is of another business that supports UKIP. This shop appears to specialise in refilling printer cartridges, an activity that likely reduces the profits of the large US and Asian companies that manufacture printers.
Businesses such as my local toy store are relics of yesteryear and are precisely the type of firm that would benefit from protectionism. Given that economic actors and businesses models from outside of the UK, such as US-style Big Box stores have deciminated such small businesses, one can understand why such business owners would favour a political party the combines protectionism with (internal) laissez-faire.
It is true that a future UKIP government would never pass a law restricting Toys R Us or Amazon from competing against dumpy little toy shops. Such a law would be anathema to the laissez-faire ideology of the Anglo-American right. (In other parts of the world, most notably Japan and France, centre-right political parties have built electoral coalitions by supporting laws designed to protect small retailers from big chains). While UKIP wouldn't pass a law modelled on Japan's infamous Large Scale Retail Store Law, it might keep a young and ambitious migrant from the EU from opening a clean and colourful toy shop. Moreover, it would cut taxes and eliminate environmental regulations and the minimum wage, which would help this type of marginal business to survive.
My experience shopping in businesses with UKIP signs over the last two weeks has been uniformly negative, and not because of the signs. UKIP appears to attract a type of pennywise and poundfoolish businessman who competes the using materials of the lowest cost. Last night I stayed in a bed and breakfast that appears to be owned by a UKIP supporter. Shortly before going to bed, I popped into the bar, where the owner of the business was lecturing a guest about the reasons to vote UKIP. I noticed that soap in our room was of the cheapest type. The television in the room was tiny and had very poor image quality. Breakfast was made with cheap ingredients. I'm not complaining because I selected this B&B precisely because it was cheap and I just needed a place to sleep. I've been to other B&B where only the finest foods were served at breakfast. Each type of B&B has its time and place.
My brief experience with this B&B got me thinking about the relationship between the personality traits of different types of entrepreneurs and the relationship between their business strategies and political proclivities. This relationship is certainly something an economic sociologist might wish to investigate. My experience based on a tiny sample size suggests that people who compete by cutting their costs to the bone might be more inclined to vote UKIP than entrepreneurs who compete at a different end of the market. I suspect that the owners of a B&B would buy the ingredients for breakfast at Waitrose would be less likely to vote UKIP.
It also occurred to me that UKIP signs in businesses might provide useful information to consumers, even those who don't care about politics.
In North America, there is a voluntary certification programme for small companies called the Better Business Bureau (BBB). If a company meets their minimum standards, it can put a BBB sticker in the window. This certification reassures customers and can help develop a firm's brand. It seems to me that a UKIP sign on a business might serve a similar function. I'm not suggesting that consumers boycott UKIP-supporting firms. Far from it. However, people who are willing to pay a bit more for quality, the Waitrose Shoppers as it were, might wish to avoid a pro-UKIP firm. On the other hand, customers who want the cheap and cheerful experience may wish to gravitate to this sort of business.
I should point out that I don't have strong views about politics in the UK or any other jurisdiction. I'm too transnational for that. Let me also stress that I love entrepreneurship and admire many types of entrepreneurs. However, the term "entrepreneur" embraces a vast range of businesspeople who cater to customers with very heterogeneous preferences. Political affiliation may be a useful signal for consumers in the UK and other countries.
Tags: Nigel Farage, UKIP, United Kingdom Independence Party


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Hampshire MPs help create a buzz to save bees
Published in the Southern Daily Echo on Wednesday 23rd January 2013
HAMPSHIRE MPs have joined a campaign to fight for the future of the bumble bee.
Alan Whitehead, Caroline Nokes and Chris Huhne signed a letter to the Government drawing attention to the "alarming decline" in bee numbers.
The fall has led to fears about the impact it could have on the environment, farmers and the economy because of bees' vital position in the ecosystem.
Friends of the Earth, which is orchestrating the campaign, is calling for a National Bee Action Plan to save the threatened species.
The lobby group said that if bees disappeared it would cost British farmers at least £1.8 billion a year to pollinate their crops by hand and this would cause food prices to rocket.
Dr Whitehead, Labour MP for Southampton Test, said: "I am extremely concerned about the rapid decline in British Bees. They're not only an iconic part of our countryside, they play a vital role in pollinating our crops and flowers too.
"It's great news that Friends of the Earth is creating a buzz about these crucially important insects – I'll be doing all I can to help protect our bees in 2013."
The action plan would ensure bees have enough plants to feed on and nest in and work with farmers to reduce the use of chemicals that are killing the insects.
There are more than 250 species of bee in Britain.
January 24th, 2013 | Category: Hampshire


I don't keep buttermilk on hand so when I do have it I throw my leftovers in ice trays and freeze them. Then if I am making pancakes so cornbread I just thaw a couple out. Easy to pop a few cubes in the fridge the night before.


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import com.google.javascript.jscomp.NodeTraversal.Callback;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.NodeUtil;
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She begins her dream as a water bug in the mud of a community pond. One day she feels the urge to climb the stalk of a lily pad as she has seen others do. Up she slowly goes until she emerges above the surface of the water. She discovers a vibrant world of dazzling light and color, one she could never have imagined. The sun is warm and she falls into a dream within her dream.
When she wakes, she is no longer a water bug. Now she has four glistening wings and a long elegant tail. She is a dragonfly. She wants to go back and tell the others about moving between the worlds, but is unable to return to her previous home. Her transformed slender body is designed to soar in this new world. She raises her wings and flies to the flowers in the meadow with great joy. Yet she often returns to the pond and buzzes the lily pads, gazing into the depths of her previous life from a place of deeper knowing.
Photo taken near the White River.
PS. Mosquitoes Beware…You are the favorite snacks for Dragonflies.


The signal for a Cincinnati area Catholic talk radio show is about to reach Middletown and to the north.
For the second time in five years, Middletown's WPFB-AM (910) radio station has been sold. Northern Kentucky University sold the rights for $450,000 to Sacred Heart Radio, the Catholic station broadcasting on WNOP-AM (740), said Sean O'Mealy, NKU's general manager.
Jim Levitt, general manager of Sacred Heart Radio, hopes the deal is closed by April 30, and the station is launched on June 3. Levitt said the Catholic station has been interested in the AM station for about three years, but until recently, the two stations couldn't reach a financial agreement. He said WPFB-AM was appraised at $700,000, and NKU was asking $650,000, he said.
"We weren't interested at that price," Levitt said.
But when the asking price dropped, and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati donated a "nice chunk of dough," Sacred Heart Radio was able to purchase the station, Levitt said. He said the Catholic station is funded by listener donations.
Besides the license, Sacred Heart Radio, based in Norwood, will pay a $500 monthly fee to use the Middletown tower. Levitt said the station will install a new transmitter and processor before starting to simulcast Catholic programming this summer. NKU will tear down the old farmhouse studio at 4505 Central Ave. this summer, NKU officials said.
By acquiring the station, Sacred Heart will reach listeners in Middletown and as far north as Tipp City, Levitt said. Sacred Heart Radio, which started in 2001, also broadcasts in Hamilton on FM 89.5, acquired from Hamilton City Schools, he said. The station also originates a three-hour "Son Rise Morning Show" Mondays through Fridays carried by 300 EWTN radio affiliates.
Levitt called the acquisition of the Middletown station "the missing link" to the station's reach through Cincinnati, northern Kentucky, parts of Indiana and now in Butler, Warren and Montgomery counties.
Levitt said AM 910 will be a 24/7 simulcast of the AM 740 programming, meaning the broadcast of high school football and basketball games won't return to the station.


On October 19, 2016, olaratumab, the first monoclonal antibody therapeutic for the treatment of patients with metastatic or surgically incurable soft tissue sarcomas (STS), received accelerated approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in combination with doxorubicin. This represented the first new therapy approved by the FDA for the initial treatment of STS since the approval of doxorubicin more than 40 years ago.
The FDA, knowing the pressing unmet need of patients with life-threatening STS, reviewed olaratumab with orphan drug and priority review status, as well as fast track and breakthrough therapy designation. This also led to an analogous approval, known as a conditional marketing authorization, from the European Commission (EC) on November 11, 2016. These accelerated/conditional approvals were granted with the requirement that the manufacturer, Eli Lilly and Company, conduct a randomized controlled (phase III) trial to verify and further describe the clinical benefit of olaratumab given with doxorubicin in patients with STS. Importantly, that phase III trial was already nearly fully accrued by fall 2016, although the results are evolving and remain unreported.
The approvals were based on a single randomized clinical trial involving 133 patients with metastatic STS who were randomly assigned to receive the combination of olaratumab plus doxorubicin versus single-agent doxorubicin. That trial showed no statistically significant increase in either rates of progression-free survival (PFS) or objective responses. However, a striking and statistically significant increase in overall survival (OS) was demonstrated with the addition of olaratumab to doxorubicin compared to doxorubicin alone (26.5 vs. 14.7 months, respectively; HR 0.46; p = 0.0003).1 This is a far greater OS benefit than might be expected given the lack of impact on PFS.
Given these potential internal inconsistencies in the trial that supported regulatory approval, should physicians use olaratumab as a new standard of care for patients with metastatic STS today, or wait until the phase III trial results are available? In this issue's Current Controversies in Oncology column, I offer support for the current use of olaratumab and the regulatory accelerated/conditional approvals, and my colleague Dr. Jaap Verweij offers support for waiting for the definitive results.
Medical decisions are often fraught with imperfect information. In the case of accelerated approvals of "breakthrough therapy"–designated agents, the foundation for approval should be sufficiently strong in an unquestionably serious illness without other effective alternatives, so that the decision-making is more easily justifiable even without certainty.
In this clinical case, there is no question that metastatic STS is a very serious and potentially life-threatening set of cancers. The heterogeneity of STS is widely appreciated: not all subtypes are equally aggressive, and there is no biomarker to predict whether any type of conventional chemotherapy will benefit a given patient with STS. Nonetheless, in the subsets of metastatic STS for which an expert physician would consider doxorubicin therapy, there is no doubt about the gravity of the disease.
Should the FDA and the EC have approved olaratumab for use today, or should they have waited for the definitive phase III trial? In my opinion, the actions of the FDA and EC show a strong sensitivity to the plight of patients and families facing rare life-threatening diseases. The single randomized trial demonstrated a very impressive beneficial impact, with prolonged OS in the patients who received the combination of olaratumab plus doxorubicin. Although it is highly unexpected that any OS benefit of this magnitude would not be accompanied by an even larger impact on PFS, "the data are the data." The agencies ruled in favor of patients today by using the available information.
If the regulatory agencies had not approved olaratumab, current patients might be faced with a loss of a year or more of life, since the phase III trial will likely not mature for another year or longer. Given that the median OS of patients with metastatic STS receiving first-line chemotherapy remains in the range of 12 to 30 months in many trials, a loss of nearly an extra 12 months of median lifespan is highly clinically impactful and could represent a near-doubling of survival. Why should patients have to die waiting for the phase III trial? That is the strong message from the regulatory agencies, and it is completely aligned with the wishes of patients, families, and health care professionals who want to offer the best current options to patients. This is a particularly good example, since the addition of olaratumab seemed to add remarkably little to no additional toxicities to the chemotherapy alone. There will, no doubt, be a financial toxicity with the addition of olaratumab, but as physicians caring for patients with rare life-threatening diseases, we can rest assured that these uncommon cases in severe need should not overly stress any high-resource nation's health care cost burden. Therefore, by this logic, patients with rare STS may reasonably be allowed earlier access to expensive agents with such large impact in early, unconfirmed trials, since it would take much longer to accrue definitive large trials, and current patients should not be forced to miss out on potential benefits while larger trials are in progress.
As physicians and patients who do want the best options, however, it is also critical that we view this situation for what it is: simply the early access to an agent which has early data supporting impact. What if the definitive phase III data, when finally available, do not support any statistically significant OS benefit from giving olaratumab with doxorubicin compared to doxorubicin alone?
In that case, we should maintain the rigor of our analyses and seek confounding effects (both in the underpowered phase II randomized trial, as well as in the definitive phase III trial). Perhaps the control group did somewhat worse than might be expected in the phase II trial, while the experimental group did somewhat better, leading to the positive impact on the composite outcome metric of OS, which is based upon what happens during the trial as well as being confounded by any and all post-study interventions?
If the phase III data eventually prove positive and confirm the phase II benefit, patients treated today will be thankful that they were able to access this life-prolonging therapy. However, if the phase III data eventually show no benefit, at least patients treated today will not have lost anything from their health status, as there appears to be no increase in toxicities (other than cost) from adding olaratumab to doxorubicin. If the phase III trial data prove negative, we would expect the approvals of olaratumab to be annulled rapidly.
We all know that statistics can be confounded by the play of chance, especially in small numbers of heterogeneous patients with diseases as disparate as STS without any molecular selection biomarkers. It is also relevant to note that no biomarker was found to predict benefit in the randomized phase II trial testing this highly specific targeted agent developed to act through antibody-mediated blockade of the platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) receptor alpha (PDGFRα).
For clinical practice today, the accelerated availability to this agent offers clinicians a promising (though not as yet definitive) and rational new option for patients facing these serious, life-threatening sarcomas. As a community, we should thank the regulatory agencies for allowing broad distribution of olaratumab so that patients today can benefit while the data evolve to guide practice based on the most definitive and comprehensive evidence possible. Today, we have a single multicenter, prospective randomized phase II trial: that is enough to drive practice while awaiting the final word from the fully accrued phase III study.
One final point: it is a testament to the collaborative spirit of the international sarcoma clinical research community that the large phase III randomized trial of olaratumab in STS was fully accrued with a target population of nearly 500 study participants in about 1 year from study initiation (NCT02451943). This timing also allowed physicians to support the phase III testing without having to address ethical questions of equipoise, as the regulatory approvals in the United States and Europe were granted when the phase III trial had essentially been fully accrued.
In summary, the availability of this agent certainly sets a new, though conditional, set of standards for patients and physicians who are considering doxorubicin-based therapy for STS. It is a positive addition to our therapeutic armamentarium, at least for the moment—and hopefully, once benefit is confirmed, forever!
More than 40 years after the first reports on activity of doxorubicin in STS, the armamentarium for drug treatment of this rare group of diseases, albeit expanded in those 4 decades, is still fairly limited. With the exception of the advent of imatinib for the treatment of the sarcoma subtype gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST), major advances have not occurred, and doxorubicin is still considered as a gold standard for most other STS subtypes.
The outcome of the well-performed and thoroughly analyzed randomized phase II study on doxorubicin +/- olaratumab reported by Tap,1 and outlined by Dr. Demetri in this issue, is therefore fascinating—but at the same time, deeply puzzling.
Olaratumab is a fully human IgG1 monoclonal antibody selectively targeted against, and binding to, the human PDGFRα. Thereby it blocks PDGF ligand binding and specifically inhibits PDGFRα activation and downstream signaling. Overexpression or aberrant activation of PDGFRα has been reported in several tumor types, both on cancer cells and in tumor stroma. Targeting PDGFR signaling may therefore affect tumor growth directly, as well as indirectly via effects on the tumor stroma. PDGFR inhibition has also been reported to decrease the interstitial pressure in the tumor, resulting in an improved delivery of co-administered cytotoxic agents.2,3 Olaratumab, either alone4 or combined with doxorubicin,5 exhibited tumor growth inhibition in human STS cancer xenografts. These data stimulated clinical studies on the interaction of olaratumab with chemotherapy.
In view of the fact that the topic of investigation was the addition of a novel drug to a standard agent, the randomized design applied by Tap et al. indeed was the only appropriate one. However, randomized phase II designs, by definition, should still be considered as screening tools, and not as designs that can provide definitive proof of efficacy. For cytotoxics, regardless of diseases involved, the positive predictive value of a phase II study, as far as OS is concerned, has been limited.6 In the 5 decades of its existence, the EORTC Soft Tissue and Bone Sarcoma Group performed many phase II and III studies on current standard cytotoxic drugs such as doxorubicin and ifosfamide in the first-line treatment of metastatic disease. And almost without exception, the phase II studies always yielded better results than the subsequent phase III studies.7 This does not mean that the drugs studied were inactive, but the phase II study simply largely overestimated the true treatment effect size. While experience with targeted agents is somewhat better,8 we should never lose sight of the limitations of trial design, and thus the outcome of the study reported by Tap et al. should be assessed as a positive signal, rather than definitive evidence.
Importantly, the study protocol required that PDGFRα expression was assessed by immunohistochemistry at a central laboratory before randomization. After the study was completed, the used assay was found to recognize both PDGFRα and PDGFRβ, so a new PDGFRα-specific assay was developed and used for all post-hoc efficacy analyses. Of concern, in those post-hoc analyses Tap et al. found that in the majority (66%) of the patients in their study, there was no expression of the drug target in the tumor tissue (and immediate environment).
An additional cause for caution comes from the fact that another randomized phase II trial pursuing the same concept of interaction in non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), in a combination of paclitaxel plus carboplatin, failed to show any additional benefit,9 which challenges the validity of the hypothesis. Studies combining olaratumab with mitoxantrone in prostate cancer, and with liposomal doxorubicin in ovarian cancer, have completed accrual but results have not yet been reported.
So, while at face value the results of the clinical study of Tap et al. seem to confirm preclinical observations, there is no supportive evidence for the concept from other clinical trials, and most importantly, they leave us with the problem that it is difficult to explain how a drug can work in absence of its target. If other, unknown mechanisms of interaction between olaratumab and cytotoxic drugs exist, explaining the outcome of the study, these will first need to be elucidated.
Combinations of these multitargeting PDGFR inhibitors with cytotoxic drugs yielded considerable toxicity and, likely because of this, have never shown effects of the magnitude currently suggested for olaratumab. Supportive evidence for the observation from this perspective is therefore also lacking.
Another puzzling observation in the study is the divergence of the survival curves after treatment completion. A similar observation of a bigger magnitude of improvement in OS than in PFS was made in the recent phase III study comparing eribulin to dacarbazine in previously treated STS.12 The fact that we now have two studies in STS showing such discrepancy is unusual. How can one explain these survival curves in absence of, or as an only modest effect of, the treatment on the anatomic size of the tumor and the time to first progression? It has been suggested in both cases that the drugs (olaratumab, as well as eribulin) sensitize to the effect of subsequent therapy.
Tap et al. performed very thorough post-hoc sensitivity analyses to explore the effect of subsequent antitumor therapy, and suggest that the inhibitory effect of olaratumab on PDGFRα signaling might persist. Again, this is somewhat difficult to understand, if in the majority of the patients the drug's target was not even present.
The study also leaves us with other questions, mostly related to small numbers of patients on study.
There are over 70 different histologic STS subtypes, with very heterogeneous disease aggressiveness and treatment sensitivity. Whether the imbalance in numbers of liposarcomas and "other" sarcomas between the two study arms hides a possible explanation of observed effect requires additional experience. We should also realize that the number of deaths affecting the OS on study numerically only differed by six cases, which is a small number on which to base a change of practice.
In view of the high unmet medical need in patients with STS, the findings of Tap and colleagues are absolutely interesting, but they require confirmation in a larger study. It is good to know that the involved company immediately succeeded the phase II study by a double-blind phase III study (ANNOUNCE, NCT02451943) with doxorubicin plus olaratumab or placebo. The results of this study are eagerly awaited, alongside a better understanding of the mode of action of olaratumab. In addition, we will need to await affirming data on a reliable biomarker related to PDGFRα for optimum patient selection.
In fall 2016, olaratumab received conditional marketing approval both in the United States and in Europe. This presents the practicing physician with a two-sided ethical dilemma. If evidence-based medicine is to prevail, the marketing authorization based on a phase II study may be considered preliminary. Should the phase III study be unable to confirm the results of the phase II study, and olaratumab be considered inactive, providing the drug now to patients outside of a trial setting would mean a debatable increase of financial burden to society. Should the phase III results, however, confirm the phase II study and thereby provide true evidence of effect, it would mean that withholding the drug now could be seen as withholding from patients a chance of benefitting from an active treatment.
Early marketing approval does not always solve our problems.
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Recently, we found a trove of old-growth cherry in the attic, remnants of J.W.'s years making furniture in the workshop where we now build guitars. In celebration of Gallagher Guitar's 50th birthday in 2016, we are using this wood to make a set of 20 guitars of various body sizes, all with cherry backs, sides, and necks. As the guitars are taking shape, we'll post here about their progress!
Today, we select beams with as straight of a grain as we can find to cut into segments that will become guitar necks. Gallagher guitar necks are made from a single piece of wood; it's important to use wood with straight grain so the neck won't bow later. We use a neck pattern to trace the shape in chalk onto the cut segments.
Looking for wood to make into guitar necks.
Finding a beam with straight grain; good for necks.
Taking the beam down from the attic.
Sawing the beam into neck-length segments.
Marking the beam with the neck pattern.


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A further highlight: at the trade fair, Johnson Controls will also be unveiling its latest pioneering innovation for commercial vehicles. Thanks to outstanding reliability and an unbeatable service life, it is set to reduce the risk of downtime.
Visitors to Automechanika 2014, which will be held from 16 to 20 September in Frankfurt, can find out about these and other innovations as well as the complete range of Johnson Controls products and services by going to stand C41 in hall 3.1.


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Cabinet's Sessions
Sunday 1441/5/24 - 2020/01/19
General Transmission
07:42Weather Forecast For Sunday
00:09Airport, businesses still closed after blizzard hits Canada's Newfoundland
21:59Saudi G20 Sherpa, Ambassador Al-Mouallimi Meets President of G77 and China at UN
21:45Saudi Arabia Strongly Condemns Bombing on Security Checkpoint in Somalia
19:12HRH Crown Prince Congratulates Zoran Milanović on Winning Presidential Elections in Croatia
19:12Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Congratulates Zoran Milanović on Winning Presidential Elections
14:22Foreign Minister Receives Ambassador of Guinea-Bissau
13:25KSrelief Chief: Saudi Arabia Is One of the Largest Donors to Sudan with $ 1.2 Billion Aid
07:15Weather Forecast For Saturday
03:56Ambassador Al-Muallemi: Saudi Arabia to Stabilize Global Economy During Its G20 Presidency
00:34World shares set fresh records, lifted by U.S. housing data 2 New York
00:33World shares set fresh records, lifted by U.S. housing data
22:51Ambassador Al-Muallemi Meets Libyan Counterpart
20:32Secretary General of Cameroonian Presidency Meets Saudi Ambassador
HRH Crown Prince Congratulates Zoran Milanović on Winning Presidential Elections in Croatia
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Congratulates Zoran Milanović on Winning Presidential Elections
Minister of Education Receives Ambassador of Finland
HRH the Crown Prince meets Japanese Prime Minister, holds official talks
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, Prime Minister of Japan Hold Session of Official Talks
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Receives Lebanese Prime Minister
Energy Minister discusses joint cooperation with Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs
Saudi Aramco sets the record for largest IPO in history
Advanced Electronics Company Wins LinkedIn Award for Best Talent Learning and Development Company
Princess Sora bint Saud bin Saad patronizes Mentor International 25th anniversary in Washington
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Holds Talks with China's President 4 Riyadh
Chairmen of Sport Authority, Federation of Cars and Motorbikes inquire after health of Sheikh
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Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Oil Production Witnesses Increasing Demand
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Riyadh, Dhu-AlQa'dah 8, 1437, Aug 11, 2016, SPA -- Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources, Eng. Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih has stressed that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's production of crude oil is witnessing high demand in most parts of the world, noting that the Kingdom is working to restore the balance between supply and demand to support oil prices.
This came in a speech made by Engineer Al-Falih to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) and its text reads as follows:
Q/ Latest data show that Saudi oil production has gone up to 10.67 mb/d last month. What can explain this increase?
A/ It has gone up in part to meet the increase in seasonal demand during summer and in part to meet higher demand from our customers. Despite the bearish sentiment engulfing the market, we still see strong demand for our crude in most parts of the world, especially as supply outside OPEC has been declining fast, supply outages increasing, and global demand still showing signs of strength.
Q/ Last month, the supply figure of 10.75 was above that of production. Are you drawing down stocks?
A/ There has been a modest stock drawdown last month, which is expected during this time of the year. But as the rebalancing process consolidates, we expect de-stocking to accelerate in all parts of the world providing support to oil prices.
Q/Is domestic consumption increasing this summer, as usual?
A/Domestic demand usually goes up during the summer due to increasing use of electricity for cooling. But this summer's increase is lower than that of previous summers. The efficiency program that we adapted during the last three years has started bearing fruits, especially that now efficiency measures have been combined with higher electricity and oil products prices, which had the desired effect of slowing demand growth.
Q/The price of oil has been going down in the past few weeks, are you trying to do something about it?
A/ We've said before that market rebalancing is already taking place but the process of clearing crude and products inventories will take time. We are on the right track and prices should reflect that. But the large short positioning in the market has caused the oil price to undershoot. However, this is unsustainable. To reverse the declines in investment and output, oil prices have to go up from the current levels.
We are, in Saudi Arabia, watching the market closely, and if there is a need to take any action to help the market rebalance, then we would, of course in cooperation with OPEC and major non-OPEC exporters.
We are going to have a ministerial meeting of IEF in Algeria next month, and there is an opportunity for OPEC and major exporting non-OPEC ministers to meet and discuss the market situation, including any possible action that may be required to stabilize the market.
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Jeffrey S. Medkeff (* 1968 in Akron; † 3. August 2008 in Houston) war ein US-amerikanischer Astronom. Er entdeckte im Zeitraum vom 1999 bis 2000 insgesamt 10 Asteroiden, drei davon zusammen mit seinem Kollegen David B. Healy. Um 1999 gründete er das Rockland-Observatorium in Sierra Vista im US-Bundesstaat Arizona.

Der am 1. Juni 2000 durch Myke Collins und M. White entdeckte Asteroid (41450) Medkeff wurde im Jahre 2003 nach ihm benannt.

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Astronom (20. Jahrhundert)
Astronom (21. Jahrhundert)
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Diploma in Physiotherapy is, undoubtedly, one of the most availed courses among candidates eager to enjoy a great career in the medical field. But the fact is this course is not meant for everyone. Hence, it becomes evitable for the candidate to first determine if this is the right career for them or not. This determination should be done much before joining the course, to avoid wasting of precious time, money, energy and motivation.
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