Earlier this year, the Institute of Medicine's (IOM's) National Cancer Policy Forum (NCPF), the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, and the Health and Medicine Division (HMD) sponsored the "Policy Issues in the Clinical Development and Use of Immunotherapy for Cancer Treatment" workshop to discuss challenges in the creation and adoption of novel therapeutics – from designing clinical trials to managing patients' expectations about treatments.
During the two-day event, oncologists, hematologists, pharmaceutical industry representatives, and regulatory officials shared insights on the state of immunotherapy and presented strategies to improve the development process and facilitate patient access.
As the field of immunotherapy advances with great alacrity and enthusiasm for this treatment modality grows, the cancer community must acknowledge that older testing paradigms may not apply, said Amy Abernethy, MD, PhD, chief medical officer and senior vice president of oncology at Flatiron Health in New York City and a member of the IOM workshop's planning committee.
Malcolm Brenner, MD, PhD, professor at the Center for Gene Therapy at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, who also served on the IOM workshop's planning committee and presented on adoptive T-cell transfer said, "There's always an educational lag when a field develops so quickly, but that's changing," with immunotherapies making their way to the mainstream.
With chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-modified T-cell therapies, people are beginning to realize how valuable T cells are in cancer therapy, Dr. Brenner said. "In particular, with their ability to recognize internal antigens, traffic through multiple tissue planes, self-amplify and recruit lots of other effector mechanisms – [they reduce] the risk of resistance, and evolve with the tumor," making them very attractive therapeutic candidates, he said.
Although there is excitement about the potential of T cell-based immunotherapies, there remain a host of questions about their application and of immunotherapy in general, he told ASH Clinical News.
Evaluating immunotherapies in clinical trials presents unique challenges, specifically with vaccines engineered to a patient's specific immune system.
In one presentation, Lisa Butterfield, PhD, professor of medicine, surgery, and immunology at the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute in Pennsylvania, proposed integrating biomarkers into clinical trials for immunotherapies as a possible solution. These biomarkers would help avoid toxicity and aid toxicity treatment, avoid ineffective therapies for specific patients, and help researchers understand immunotherapeutic mechanisms of action.
Given that some people are considered "complete responders" to immunotherapy, Dr. Butterfield wondered why clinicians don't have more useful biomarkers from this cohort. "We need the right specimens collected under standardized conditions. Many trials bank only non-viable tumor and blood samples and variably banked specimens give noisy data that would block the identification of biomarkers" she said.
There's also the issue of what assays should be tested. Immune assays can be costly, Dr. Butterfield noted, and testing small numbers won't give robust, reproducible signals. Though there are remarkable new technologies available to conduct immune profiling, there still is not a robust set of data available that show how effective they are in identifying patients.
Development of immunotherapy biomarkers is limited not by technology, according to Dr. Butterfield, but by diminished funding and protocols. For example, she said, the National Cancer Institute's (NCI's) Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program (CTEP) won't allow exploratory biomarker inclusion in protocols and won't bank specimens for undefined exploration of biomarkers; they want only integrated or integral biomarkers.
Historically, Dr. Abernethy explained, clinicians have been attacking the tumor head on but are now being asked to unlock the immune system to attack the tumor. This means clinicians can no longer work with the same historical approach to biomarkers.
Immunotherapy is different, said Richard Simon, DSc, chief of the computational and systems biology branch of the division of cancer treatment and diagnosis at NCI, in a presentation at the workshop. Because immunotherapy is a novel type of therapy, there is a lack of pre-clinical models, its mechanisms of action are more complex, and the need for combination regimens makes clinical trial design a challenge.
"These are not small details; these are profound differences that influence clinical trial design and the culture of immunotherapy development," Dr. Simon noted.
Immunotherapy offers a place to start untangling all of these issues, Dr. Abernethy noted, but researchers need to improve the ability to characterize evolving populations, and then match drugs to patients based on their status at a particular time.
Given that so many elements are at play in developing and optimizing immunotherapies, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working with researchers to develop clinical trial guidelines that are applicable to their mechanisms of action. Rajeshwari Sridhara, PhD, director of the FDA's Division of Biometrics V, offered her thoughts on the challenges in a presentation at the workshop.
Exploration of alternate intermediate endpoints (other than objective response rate and progression-free survival, which are used in conventional therapies) are needed. In addition, she noted that critical consideration on duration of treatment and length of follow-up are areas that need to be addressed.
Lastly, she pointed out that innovative trial designs – including master protocols, enrichment, and adaptive designs – could be considered if network infrastructure and resources were available to implement such designs.
"There are a lot of trends aligning right now," Dr. Abernethy commented. "One of those trends involves getting better at using technology and communication to find patients for a trial, and then match patients to the right trials for them." The White House and the National Institutes of Health's Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program, for example, plans to recruit more than 1 million volunteers to examine genetics, lifestyle factors, and health in an effort to propel precision medicine and identify cures.
Finding the middle ground between the collaborative culture in academia (where clinical trials are designed) and the confidential culture in the pharmaceutical industry (where different companies develop competing products) is another concern. "We are faced with a situation where different companies may have immunotherapies that might work even better in combination, but because of intellectual property issues, it's been difficult to develop that collaboration between academics and pharmaceutical companies," Dr. Abernethy added.
With an explosion of interest in immunotherapies (but not necessarily an explosion of data), clinicians are struggling with how to share information about immunotherapies with patients. The information is out there, but getting the right information to the right individual at the right time is a challenge.
Dr. Brenner and Dr. Abernethy concur that immunotherapy is changing the conversation with oncology patients.
"We're in this 'magical thinking' mode," she said. "Patients are hearing a lot of good things about immunotherapy – that this treatment can work wonders." But, as more data are acquired and patient selection criteria are narrowed, providers will need to have difficult, honest conversations when there is documented proof that immunotherapy does not work for every patient.
Dr. Brenner said he hopes that, when talking with patients about immunotherapy, the cancer community follows the example of the bone marrow transplant community, where providers have been more upfront with patients about the pros and cons of transplants.
"All you can do is be honest and say, 'Yes, this treatment offers you the chance to live with your disease rather than dying from it. There is the percentage of people for whom this treatment is curative, but that is not always the case. Our hope is that you will be one of those people who lives with the disease, and we'll do everything we can to make that happen,'" he offered.
Richard Larson, MD, a member of the workshop planning committee, shared with ASH Clinical News how the field of immunotherapy has affected hematology in particular.
As the immunotherapy field moves forward, Dr. Larson said his hematology colleagues can certainly track the successes in solid tumors to get a better idea of how these agents may work in hematologic malignancies.
"I think these same agents that seem to be successful in chemotherapy-resistant cancers like malignant melanoma and lung cancer are going to show promise in leukemia, lymphoma, [and] multiple myeloma," he added.
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A 10-year-old boy, identified as M R M, is in a critical condition after sustaining severe injuries when he was hit by a car in Ras Al Khaimah.
The Emirati boy was playing soccer with friends near his house in Adhen on Sunday when the accident occurred.
"They kicked the ball high and it landed in a nearby street. He ran to get the ball and was hit by a speeding car," said Captain Ibrahim Al Mazrouie, manager of the traffic and patrols unit of the Daqdaqa Police Station.
"We received the report at 4.30pm and rescue teams, police patrols, an ambulance and a helicopter were immediately dispatched," said Captain Al Mazrouie.
The boy's skull was fractured and he suffered from a brain bleed, as well as severe fractures in his right hip and left leg. He was transported by helicopter to Khalifa Hospital in Ras Al Khaimah and later to Rashid hospital in Dubai.
The 28-year-old Emirati driver of the car, identified as A M, was driving a white Lexus at 40 to 60km/h when he hit the boy.
"The driver was questioned on the same day and we are waiting for the final medical report in order to transfer the case to the specialized department," Captain Al Mazrouie said.
A family member said doctors operated on the boy's skull and legs and he is expected to remain in hospital for six to eight weeks.
Police urged motorists to stay alert while driving and obey traffic rules and speed limits.


Sedum tetractinum, or "Chinese Stonecrop"
Sedum dasyphyllum 'Major', or "Corsican Stonecrop"
Sedum sarmentosum or "Stringy Stonecrop"
Wow, great pictures Alan! I'm always amazed at the diversity of your garden!
Why are my favorites always the ones that don't do well here? I love the two dasyphyllum forms I have, but they're the most marginal here. Maybe it's the heat?
Alan, I see sedums described as sun, heat, and drought tolerant but for me they seem to suffer in anything near full sun and the heat of a black pot seems to especially bother them too unless I water fairly often and give half-day shade. I've had the same experience with the semps I've tried!


Water and waste management were not among the most material issues identified by stakeholders in our 2016 materiality assessment. However, we recognize that these issues are increasingly important in a wider sustainability context, as the potential impacts of climate change and other factors on water supplies and waste streams become more apparent.
Protecting our water resources and managing waste are both vital to the long-term health and wellbeing of our employees and the communities where SGS is located. Our commitment is to manage finite natural resources more effectively, and to develop innovative ways to reuse, recycle and prevent waste. As a service company, our water consumption is relatively low. We use water in our laboratories, and for drinking, food preparation, cleaning and sanitation. We also produce relatively small quantities of hazardous and non-hazardous (e.g. mixed paper, mixed plastics and mixed organic) waste. A standard operating procedure for water and waste management and minimization has been established as part of the SGS Operational Integrity Management System (OIMS). Audits are conducted regularly by the Operational Integrity team, which assesses conformity to the procedure to ensure best practices are applied.


The Smallholding at Stowfield is at the very heart of the Orchard Trust and it was here that the Trust began in 1989. It's purpose was to give creative and meaningful work opportunities to the residents (and later clients) and this ethos still holds today.
The smallholding is approximately 7 acres and sits within our 17 acre site of mixed woodland, pasture and buildings at Upper Stowfield. We have a range of livestock including hens, pigs, goats sheep and a range of small animals. All these animals are tame enough to give our clients and visitors the chance to work with them.
Our poultry produce free-range eggs which are all sold to staff, clients and our residential homes. Periodically we have pork and hogget for sale as well. There is a small market garden where clients have been actively involved at all stages from planting to harvesting and helping with deliveries.
We are always looking for new clients and volunteers to enable us to expand the types of livestock, crops and activities that we have.
We feel very strongly that an accessible smallholding should be a resource for the whole community and we encourage a wide variety of outside organisations to visit. We have open farm days every Thursday and we host gentle country walks (mainly aimed at people with dementia and their carers) on the third Thursday of every month.
The Stowfield site also offers facilities for all personal care needs, including electric hoist and a changing table, but visitors must provide their own support staff where needed.


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TheSyrian refugee crisis gained the title of the largest humanitarian crisis inthe world today not only because it negatively impacts the Syrians citizenswithin the nation but also because of violation of human rights that persiststhroughout the conflict. March 2011, as a part of the Arab Spring, a group of Pro-democracyprotestors rose against the Syrian government in the southern city of Deraa. Itwas reported that some teenagers painted revolutionary slogans on a schoolwalls, who were eventually caught and tortured. Security forces, afterencountering the protest, open fired on the protestors and killed multiple protestors;this tragic event led more and more people to the streets to fight againstPresident Assad and his government. Hundreds of thousands of Syrian citizens startedto demand President Assad to resign, clashing with the security forces thatcontinuously used violence to resolve the issue. As the protest got more intense,the protestors started to arm themselves and fight back.
Since theuprising of violent battles in March 2011, both forces started to clash continuouslyover the control of cities, towns, and countryside. Continuous fighting notonly destroyed the civilian living quarters and medication centers but alsothreatened the citizens to leave the city and find shelter in differentregions; some were internally displaced and some fled to neighboring countriessuch as Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq, and Jordan. 190,000 men, women, and childrenkilled, triggering more and more people to evacuate Syria for peace and basic livingconditions. According to reports, an estimate of 11.6 million Syrian citizens hadto leave their homes, and the number is still escalating up till this day.
The humanitariansituation in Syria has been deteriorating since the start of the civil war dueto high levels of violence, intensified battles, disregard of internationallaws and obligation to protect Syrian citizens, and human rights violationcommitted by all parties. Continuous efforts to negotiate a ceasefire havefailed to tackle the issue. With their education systems, healthcare centers,and other infrastructures shattered to pieces, 13.5 million people in Syria aredesperately in need for humanitarian aid: 6.5 million are displaced, 4.6million people in hard-to-reach areas, including over 480,000 besieged. Thoughinternational organizations are finding measures to reach into Syria to providehumanitarian aid, the ever-increasing number of active conflicts has often disruptedsupply roads and forced humanitarian organizations to stop their operations or deductthe size. Especially in Yarmouk, a suburb of Damascus, the Syrian army hasblocked all entry of food and water, goods, and medical supplies that weresupposed to be provided to the 250,000 besieged civilians who are on the blinkof starvation.
Syrian children,the future of Syria, have missed their opportunities to receive education, losttheir loved ones at an early age, suffered from injuries, diseases, andmalnutrition, and saw the brutality and violence of a civil war. Furthermore,those children who lost their parents and bounded in Syria are being recruitedas child soldiers to serve as human shields and supports. Refugee children indifferent nations aren't under the best condition either; children areespecially exposed to sexual abuses, including molestation in unprotected and packedliving conditions.It was reportedthat 11.6 million Syrian civilians were forced to leave their homes due to thepresence of an armed conflict.
Of the 11.6 million civilians who fled, about7.6 million are sheltering within Syria while 4 million refugees are in othercountries.
95 % of the 4 million refugees sought shelter in Turkey, Lebanon,Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt, all of which are neighboring countries of Syria.Turkey currently has accepted the largest number of refugees, hosting about2.75 million registered refugees within its borders. Though hosting thesedesperate refugees is helpful, the negative consequences of hosting have longbeen an issue for the hosting community. As refugees arrivein neighboring countries, especially Turkey, social effects such as "theincrease in polygamy, a higher divorce rates because of polygamy, women andchild abuse, social and sectarian polarization and urban sprawl" (Effects ofthe Syrian Refugees on Turkey, 16) negatively impact both the refugees and thelocals. For example, the inflows of a large population of refugees in certaincities have caused feelings of insecurity among the local citizens.
Economic impactson the hosting nations are crucial aspects to take into consideration. With thesudden increase in population, demand for basic food products and houses rose,automatically raising the prices of the products and rents. Due to higherrental prices, locals either have to pay a higher price or leave. Averageinflation in major cities that accepted refugees had negative effects on thelocal citizens. Furthermore, the use of Syrian refugees in the industry,businesses, and agriculture as cheap, illegal workers has increasedunemployment within the local community.
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Picture this... Remember the model kits you once had as a child, and how all the parts fit together just right (usually). Well compare the use of Closed-Cell Foam to the glue together kits, and conventional insulation to the snap-together kits.
Any dwelling is made up of many numerous construction components that are fastened together using nails, staples, etc... Now imagine adding a bonding agent in addition to the conventional fasteners used. What would that do to the rigidity and structural integrity of the dwelling? All components on which the Closed-Cell foam is applied to would be bonded together.


Want to make sure your collection of home videos is preserved? Or convert that movie collection you spent the 80s building into something more lasting? There are several ways to get content from a VHS cassette onto a DVD, including getting a VHS/DVD recorder.


The book blurb for the Zaftan Troubles is: An alien mining ship discovers a planet loaded with rare earth minerals. The aliens, known as zaftans, plan to fill their ship with the mined minerals. Unfortunately, the planet is inhabited by intelligent beings: humans, dwarfs, elves, halflings and other fantasy races.
For Book 4, the book blurb reads: Four high-ranking ministers are dispatched to the rural area. Two are intent on achieving peace and two have other agendas. The ministers arrive just in time to observe a crucial confrontation between MacDrakin's ragtag forces and the technologically advanced aliens.


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The Volkswagen Group opened its Konnect campus in Tel Aviv in late May. Director Stephanie Vox explains why this Israeli city is considered a hot spot for tech start-ups in the mobility sector, how the Volkswagen Group benefits, and what role Konnect plays.
Since May of this year, the Konnect innovation campus has been working with Volkswagen Group brands to develop future-oriented mobility solutions and to scout for innovative technologies and new business ideas in the tech scene of this Mediterranean city. The team led by Stephanie Vox brings Volkswagen Group brands together with Israeli start-ups, introduces new technologies from the Israeli market and initiates innovative projects of special value to brands in the Volkswagen Group.
But what is it about Tel Aviv that is making it a boomtown for start-ups in the fields of connectivity, smart navigation, cybersecurity, e-mobility and big data? And why is Konnect, which fosters collaboration with start-ups and local partners, so important for the Volkswagen Group?
Stephanie Vox on the 48th floor of Tel Aviv's Midtown Office Tower.
We met with Stephanie Vox, Managing Director of Konnect with the Volkswagen Group Ltd., at her office in Tel Aviv. In our video series "Three good reasons," she explains how her campus offers additional value to the Volkswagen Group's brands, what the secret to success is behind Tel Aviv's tech boom, and how contact with the local start-up scene can also benefit the Volkswagen Group's cultural transformation. Our extensive feature story about the Konnect campus in Tel Aviv is coming soon on this website.


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The Joan Rivers Show is an American talk show hosted by comedian Joan Rivers that premiered on September 5, 1989, in broadcast syndication. The show aired for five seasons, and ended in December 1993. The show was nominated for numerous Emmy Awards, with Rivers winning the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host in 1990. The series was produced by PGHM Productions, Joan Rivers's production company, in association with Tribune Entertainment, and distributed by Paramount Domestic Television for its first season and Tribune Entertainment for its final three seasons.

In the mid-1990s the show was repeated on E! for several months. Repeats aired on the Decades TV network from January to August 2019, and as of January 2021 128 episodes were available for free streaming on the Vidmark app, and the Roku Channel on the Roku store.

Rivers had previously hosted a late-night talk show entitled The Late Show with Joan Rivers, which dropped her as the host in May 1987.

Episodes
While over 900 episodes exist, here is a list of the 128 episodes available on Roku:

 Sept. 8, 1989: Kim Novak, Marvin Hamlisch
 Sept. 12, 1989: Donna Mills, Rain Pryor
 Sept. 22, 1989: Bob Hope, Candida Royalle
 Sept. 26, 1989: Boy George, Joy Behar
 Sept. 27, 1989: Leslie Uggams, Roxanne Pulitzer, Paul Linke
 Oct. 3, 1989: Geraldo Rivera
 Oct. 16, 1989: Malcolm Forbes
 Oct. 17, 1989: John Travolta, Sugar Ray Leonard, Richard Simmons
 Oct. 18, 1989: Pamela Des Barres, Barbara Gardner Proctor, Adrien Arpel (aka. Adrienne Arpel)
 Oct. 23, 1989: Roddy McDowall
 Oct. 26, 1989: Anthony Quinn, Renée Taylor, Joseph Bologna
 Nov. 1, 1989: Elizabeth Ashley, Virginia Graham, Paul Peterson, Angela Cartwright, Stanley Livingston
 Nov. 2, 1989: Whoopi Goldberg
 Nov. 6, 1989: Joan Van Ark, Howie Mandel
 Nov. 8, 1989: Pee Wee Herman, Larry Hagman, John Davidson, Shadoe Stevens
 Nov. 9, 1989: Jackée Harry, Peter Horton, Timothy Busfield, Melanie Mayron, Polly Draper, Marshall Herskovitz, Wolfgang Puck, Barbara Lazaroff
 Nov. 10, 1989: Little Richard, Jackie Collins, Mariette Hartley
 Nov. 13, 1989: Zsa Zsa Gabor, Faith Ford
 Nov. 15, 1989: Louie Anderson
 Nov. 16, 1989: Patti D'Arbanville
 Nov. 21, 1989: Malcolm-Jamal Warner, a prostitute, a lesbian nun, an obese woman, a female-impersonator
 Nov. 22, 1989: The Chippendales strippers, Robin Byrd, Ruth Westheimer (Dr. Ruth)
 Nov. 29, 1989: Debbie Reynolds, Martina Navratilova, Randy Crawford
 Dec. 4, 1989: Robert Klein, Linda Dano
 Dec. 6, 1989: Robin Leach
 Dec. 8, 1989: Ed Begley, Jr., Gloria Steinem
 Dec. 19, 1989: George Burns
 Dec. 20, 1989: David Hasselhoff, Diane Ladd
 Jan. 5, 1990: Brooke Shields, Herve Villechaize
 Jan. 10, 1990: Gary Coleman, Melissa Manchester
 Jan. 11, 1990: Mary Frann, Byron Allen
 Jan. 16, 1990: Betty White, porn stars Jerry Butler, Rebecca Steele, Charisma Arquette
 Jan. 17, 1990: Nancy Reagan, Steve Garvey and his wife Candace
 Jan. 30, 1990: Rita Moreno
 Feb. 6, 1990: George Foreman, The Disappearance of Johnny Gosch
 Feb. 7, 1990: Robert Wuhl, Ana-Alicia
 Feb. 8, 1990: James Earl Jones, Women who underwent weight-loss procedures that failed
 Feb. 14, 1990: Nell Carter, unusual dating services for the handicapped, obese, and by astrology
 Feb. 15, 1990: John Lithgow, Stella Stevens, Dorothy Hamill, Clint Holmes
 Feb. 20, 1990: Marla Gibbs, David Brenner
 Feb. 21, 1990: Wayne Newton
 Feb. 23, 1990: Jessica Tandy, Sam Kinison
 Feb. 26, 1990: Rutger Hauer, Jan Hooks, Nora Dunn, Victoria Jackson
 March 6, 1990: Linda Gray
 March 8, 1990: Susan Saint James
 March 20, 1990: Jaclyn Smith
 March 23, 1990: Anthony Quinn and 3 of his children, Russian models
 March 30, 1990: Meredith Vieira, Kim Zimmer, Faith Daniels
 April 2, 1990: Billy Dee Williams, college hazing
 April 3, 1990: Paula Zahn, Harry Smith
 April 5, 1990: Lea Thompson, Cheryl Ladd, Ricki Lake, Dave Coulier, Nancy Wilson
 April 26, 1990: Lily Tomlin
 April 27, 1990: Dudley Moore
 April 30, 1990: Phil Donahue
 May 1, 1990: Eva Marie Saint
 May 3, 1990: Lou Diamond Phillips, Jerry Seinfeld, the sons of Billy Tipton, who was revealed to be transgendered after his death.
 May 4, 1990: Howard Stern, Angela Bowie
 May 7, 1990: Dom DeLuise
 May 8, 1990: Joan Chen, Russ Tamblyn, Dana Ashbrook, Jeff Bergman
 May 11, 1990: Roseanne Barr, Tom Arnold, Eddie Rabbit
 May 15, 1990: Eva Gabor, Todd Bridges, Danny Bonaduce, Paul Peterson
 May 18, 1990: Angie Dickinson
 May 21, 1990: Alex Rocco, Telma Hopkins, clips of Joan's final interview with Jill Ireland
 May 22, 1990: Alan Thicke, a police psychic, retired prostitutes
 May 24, 1990: Marla Maples, game show hosts Gene Rayburn, Peter Marshall, and Art Fleming
 June 4, 1990: Robby Benson and his wife Karla DeVito, Robert Picardo
 June 6, 1990: Jean LeClerc, Cree Summer, lyme disease, shoplifting, multiple sclerosis
 June 18, 1990: Janet Leigh
 July 17, 1990: Jane Pauley, a couple who stars in amateur porn videos
 July 19, 1990: Genie Francis, Elvis impersonators, cheating husbands
 July 23, 1990: Maury Povich, Alison Gertz discuses how she contracted AIDS
 Aug. 2, 1990: William Shatner, Rhonda Hansome, Dana Delaney, Louis Gossett Jr., coping with the death of a pet
 Sept. 11, 1990: Donna Mills, cousins who married each other
 Sept. 14, 1990: Bob Hope, Bobby Rivers, college campus murders
 Sept. 19, 1990: Florence Henderson, Robert Urich, Carol Kane, obese porn stars
 Sept. 20, 1990: Jane Seymour, Ashford & Simpson, near-death experiences, twins; when one is gay and the other is straight
 Sept. 24, 1990: Donald Trump
 Sept. 27, 1990: Valerie Harper
 Sept. 28, 1990: Raymond Burr, Rosa Parks, Placido Domingo, Rhonda Hansome
 Oct. 8, 1990: Judith Light, Jackie Collins, people who hired private investigators to stalk their loved ones
 Oct. 25, 1990: Randy Travis, Michael Feinstein, Dread Zeppelin, women terrorized over the phone
 Nov. 15, 1990: John Ritter, Richard Thomas, David Benoit performs with his jazz band
 Nov. 26, 1990: Bob Saget, George Carlin, Pat Robertson
 Jan. 31, 1991: Harry Smith and his wife Andrea Joyce, Florence Quivar
 Feb. 8, 1991: Debbie Gibson, Phoebe Legere, As the World Turns stars Andrew Kavovit, Michael David Morrison, and John Hensley
 Feb. 11, 1991: Jamie Lee Curtis, Holly Fulger
 Feb. 20, 1991: Richard Crenna, Deidre Hall, Brenda Lee
 March 6, 1991: Tom Eplin, Marc Summers, Richie Havens
 March 19, 1991: Joan Collins
 April 17, 1991: Tyne Daly, Shari Lewis, James Earl Jones
 April 24, 1991: gay men who date straight men
 Sept. 11, 1991: Gary Morton, Altovise Davis, Shirlee Fonda
 Phil Donahue, Donahue Childhood Friends, The Hollywood Kids, Who Can You Trust
 Joan Collins (1992)
 Kevin Dobson John James
 The Hollywood Kids, Robert Blake
 The Hollywood Kids, Tori Spelling, Brian Austin Green (1992)
 Classic sitcom stars Joyce DeWitt, Bob Denver, Robert Reed, Donna Douglas
 Tom Arnold, Roseanne Barr
 Jeffrey Lyons, Bobby Rydell, Martha Reeves, Tab Hunter
 I Love Lucy 40th Anniversary, John Michael Howson, Bart Andrews, Bob Schiller, Bob Weiskopf, Irma Kusely, Keith Thibodeaux, Desi Arnaz Jr.
 Jesse Nash, Della Reese, KaHo Foxx, LaWanda Page, Jackée
 Susan Lucci (1993)
 Julie Andrews, Ben Kingsley, Peabo Bryson

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1993 American television series endings
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1990s American television talk shows
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Mammovan turns 13, honors National Mammogram Day
By Lauren French Oct 19, 2010 11:04 AM
The Mammovan services women without health insurance. Michelle Rattinger | Photo editor
This report was written by Hatchet reporter Danielle Solinski.
Women without health insurance were offered free mammograms from GW's Mammovan outside of the Medical Faculty Associates Friday, in honor of National Mammogram Day.
The Mammovan – which celebrated its 13th year of existence this year – offered uninsured women over the age of 40 the chance to get screened for breast cancer, which has become a leading killer of women in the U.S.
"This is the thirteenth year that we have been celebrating National Mammography Day," Karen Marino Executive Coordinator of the program, said. "We park the van in front of our building [the GW Medical Faculty Associates] and we only screen uninsured women."
The mobile mammography program began its service in 1996 with the help of a grant from the Prevent Cancer Foundation. The program's goal is to make early detection of breast cancer, as well as education and support, available to all women throughout the metropolitan Washington area.
On a typical week, the van travels throughout corporate and community sites in D.C. providing mammograms to any woman who makes a reservation in advance, regardless of income level. The van will schedule up to 25 appointments per day.
"A lot of times women… because they work and they are caregivers for their families, a lot of times they don't have time to go and get their own mammograms," Beverly Herrera, the senior mammographer, said.
Herrera said that the mobile site could help to alleviate the possibility of the "silent killer," a phrase that some refer to for breast cancer because of the difficulty in detecting symptoms.
"We find that by going to them, to their places of employment in the case of corporate women and going to places where it is closer and more readily available, that women are more apt to keep their appointments," Herrera said.
Marino said the Mammovan has seen a recent uptick of at least 15 percent in uninsured patients requesting appointments due to the current financial situation.
"Our uninsured population has increased due to the economic situation that we have, people being laid off from work and therefore not having any health insure," Marino said. "They are taking advantage of our services."


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What is the difference between Norman and Saxon churches?
What's the difference between Normans and Saxons?
What key features identify a Saxon church?
How can you tell if a church is Norman?
Why did the Saxons hate the Normans?
What are the 4 main Earldoms?
Why did the Normans build so many churches?
Did the Normans invent castles?
Why was the Norman church so powerful?
Differences. In essence, both systems had a similar root, but the differences were crucial. The Norman system had led to the development of a mounted military élite totally focussed on war, while the Anglo-Saxon system was manned by what was in essence a levy of farmers, who rode to the battlefield but fought on foot.
There are many churches that contain Anglo-Saxon features, although some of these features were also used in the early Norman period.
Typical Anglo-Saxon features include:
long-and-short quoins.
double triangular windows;
narrow, round-arched windows (often using Roman tile);
herringbone stone work.
west porch (narthex).
Early medieval buildings: a spotter's guide
Norman or Romanesque arch. The easiest way to tell a Norman from a later gothic building is to look at the doorways. …
Reused Roman brick. …
Norman/Saxon cornerstones. …
Triangular openings. …
Pilaster strips. …
Clasping/angle buttress. …
Blind arcading. …
Baluster shafts.
So because they thought they knew what a conquest felt like, like a Viking conquest, they didn't feel like they had been properly conquered by the Normans. And they kept rebelling from one year to the next for the first several years of William's reign in the hope of undoing the Norman conquest.
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The four main earldoms were Wessex, Mercia, Northumbria and East Anglia (see map). In these vast areas the earl was expected to ensure that there were no rebellions and that crimes were punished and armies were raised for the king.
The Normans wanted to show that they had an authority in religion that would match their military authority, so stone churches would be built as well as stone castles.
19 Oct 2021. The Normans were master castle builders. After 1066, England witnessed a massive castle building programme on the orders of William the Conqueror. First, motte and bailey castles were built.
Church leaders were vital to the king's resources and to guide the legal and religious life of the country. William the Conqueror was a devoted Christian king, as well as being a strong warrior, and he wanted to bring more Norman men over to run the churches in England.
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The Catholic Church is one church, all of its representations in different countries are considered part of the same church and are subordinate to the Pope. An important feature of Catholicism is that Catholics do not regard the Pope as a saint. Only his statements and decisions regarding faith and the church are considered infallible, but he is not considered a saint only because he was elected to this position.
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Q: Why Office 2007 override Windows regional date setting? I have a problem with a specific user's computer running windows XP SP2 and Office 2007. Although she has the regional date setting in windows to dd/mm/yyyy, her office applications are still reverting to mm/dd/yyyy which is driving her (and me) nuts.
None of our other machines is doing this. Does anyone have a clue as to what to be looking for as the source of this irritating problem?

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I changed the separation symbol from
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Note: you have to change this in XP's regional settings.
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Magdalena Mroczkiewicz (born 28 August 1979) is a Polish fencer. She won a silver medal in the women's team foil event at the 2000 Summer Olympics.

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Pharma's Almanac | Sue Behrens, Ph.D.
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Уттенройт () — коммуна в Германии, в земле Бавария.

Подчиняется административному округу Средняя Франкония. Входит в состав района Эрланген-Хёхштадт.  Население составляет 4732 человека (на 31 декабря 2010 года). Занимает площадь 5,93 км². Официальный код  —  09 5 72 158.

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Clifford Samuel is Gilead's Senior Vice President of Access Operations and Emerging Markets, with responsibility for more than 130 countries around the world. He joined Gilead Sciences in 1996 as a member of the company's commercial organization, newly established at the time, to support the introduction of Gilead's first commercial product.
Today Mr. Samuel oversees the ongoing development and implementation of innovative manufacturing, distribution and business models to make the company's HIV, viral hepatitis and fungal medicines available at affordable prices in resource-limited and evolving economies. In addition to coordinating Gilead's internal operations in these markets, Mr. Samuel builds strategic partnerships around the world, including collaborations with governments, non-governmental organizations and generic drug manufacturers to ensure that large-scale access to medicines is achieved.
Under his leadership, Gilead has entered into generic licensing agreements with 19 companies in China, India and South Africa, creating a competitive market for generic HIV and hepatitis B drugs that has dramatically reduced prices and helped to deliver medicines to more than 10 million people in need. Starting in 2014, Gilead extended licensing agreements to 11 Indian manufacturers to scale up access to hepatitis C treatments in 101 countries, including Egypt, India and Pakistan.
Mr. Samuel serves as a member of the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) Honor Program Board. He received his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from NJIT, and was awarded the Edward F. Weston Medal for Professional Achievement by the school in 2010.
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Photo Credit: Peter Rejcek The Adélie penguin colony at Cape Royds once numbered 4,200 breeding pairs. It dropped during the 2000s but there are signs the population may be bouncing back.
The Adélie penguin boomtown known as Cape Royds went bust in the 2000s. Now there are signs that a recovery is under way.
The volcanic rocky headland on Ross Island has always been a sleepy place compared to the other Adélie penguin colonies in the region. It represents the farthest south Adélies have dared to set up breeding grounds.
By the turn of the century, about 4,200 breeding pairs made nests at Cape Royds. Then came the march of the icebergs, big tabular slabs of ice that blocked McMurdo Sound from the rest of the Ross Sea . Sea ice increased dramatically in the region. Royds became even more isolated, and life untenable except for the most hardy of the flightless seabirds.
"It's starting to recover," said David Ainley , senior ecologist at San Francisco Bay Area ecological consulting firm, H.T. Harvey and Associates .
Scientist David Ainley surveys the Adélie colony at Cape Royds.
Ainley is the principal investigator for a long-term project trying to understand factors behind the population dynamics and trends at Royds and other colonies in the Ross Sea region.
Every day or two he leaves his field camp — a semi-permanent structure that serves as kitchen, lounge and office, along with a few expedition tents — and walks among the squawking birds. Binoculars and yellow-covered notebook in hand, he records his observations, looking for birds that he, and others of his team have banded over the years.
Ainley's research into penguin ecology and population dynamics goes back to the 1970s. Yet Antarctica's iconic bird still surprises him.
"They're kind of perplexing," he said, a wisp of a grin under his white mustache.
Take the penguin diaspora and recent homecoming of the young adults that had been out to sea in recent years.
This season, the number of known-age birds banded by the scientists doubled, from 35 to 72 nests. In the worst years, barely 20 nests could be found amongst the crowd. Still, many didn't breed, though they showed up at their usual guano-stained spots, going through the motion of playing house.
Adult Adélie penguins care for a chick, while a second begins to break free of an egg.
"As they get older, they spend more and more time at the colony," Ainley said.
One significant change that appears to be at play: The average breeding age of the Ross Island penguins has crept up from between ages 4 and 5 to ages 6 and 7.
Ainley and co-principal investigators Katie Dugger and Grant Ballard believe that may be due to the increasing sea ice in the region. While the icebergs may be long gone, change in climate is increasing the extent and duration of sea ice in the Ross Sea sector of the Southern Ocean.
That takes the penguins farther and farther away in winter as they ride a huge sea ice merry-go-round. The researchers learned this by attaching geo-locator tags to birds that had just fledged chicks in several seasons. Being farther away in spring means later arrival — especially for young birds that act like tardy teenagers anyway — to the extent that many don't arrive in time to lay eggs.
However, the populations at most of the other Ross Sea colonies under study are increasing — a puzzle that Ainley blames on a commercial fishery that is removing a primary competitor from the ocean: the Antarctic toothfish.
Adelie penguins on their nests at Cape Royds. Mount Erebus, an active volcano, is in the background.
A long-lived species that can weigh in excess of 100 kilograms, the Antarctic toothfish is sold as Chilean sea bass at restaurants and supermarkets. One of its primary prey is Antarctic silverfish, Pleuragramma antarcticum. The penguins also favor this herring-sized fish, which may be more plentiful with fewer top predators around thanks to the dozen fishing vessels that ply the Ross Sea every summer.
"That's why we think the penguin population is increasing. …Things are changing, and it doesn't appear to be because of climate," said Ainley, who has advocated creating a marine protected area for the Ross Sea. Previous analyses showed that colony sizes drop when there is very extensive winter sea ice.
Proposals among the international community have fallen short of what Ainley would like to see happen. A New Zealand-based documentary called The Last Ocean follows his and others' efforts to conserve the Ross Sea ecosystem.
NSF-funded research in this story: David Ainley, H.T. Harvey and Associates, Award No. 0944411 ; Grant Ballard, PRBO, Award No. 0944141 ; and Katie Dugger, Oregon State University, Award No. 0944358 .


Alex discovers that growing her mind brings similar physical benefits.
Make a sequel to it, tell us what happens to them!
One of my favorite stories. The only dissapointment is that it ended just when it really got started. Wonderfull work!
Lack of reasonable explanation makes it loose a little of its potential.
I love the overwhelming of girls growing larget than their former supiriors.
This story definitely needs a second edition.  I don't think an explanation is necessarily needed for why they're growing, but we need to get a better sense for it, and if you're gonna do a giant couple story, give us some time with them as giants! If you're going to go into detail with her as an amazon, give us some time with her as an amazon.  As usual, formatting, spelling and grammar should be looked at.  The protagonist, with her brain, would not approve!


Manchester United didn't disappoint against Swansea despite being under pressure following another Europa League defeat.
Jose Mourinho watched the game from the stands, but his players didn't let him down, Zlatan Ibrahimovic scoring twice and Paul Pogba adding another with a superb strike.
Yet, it seems the United boss was still unhappy with two of his men after the game.
Chris Smalling and Luke Shaw both withdrew from the matchday squad of their own accord – Smalling carrying a knock, and Shaw feeling unwell.
That seems fair enough, except it didn't wash with their manager. Never one to shy away from insulting his own players, particularly Shaw, who seems to have it in for, he launched a stunning attack on them in his post-match interview.
"We have players with problems but we have on the pitch players with problems," he said, per the Mirror.
"I know in other sports – at the highest level – how many times you play and you are not 100 per cent.
It certainly raises an interesting debate about whether players should play through the pain, and United's club doctors may well be put out by Mourinho's comments.
The reality is, though, that the Red Devils are short at the back, with Antonio Valencia and Eric Bailly both out. Smalling and Shaw pulling out was the last thing Mourinho needed, but if he continues to alienate them, he's hardly helping United's chances.


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Polstead Road is a residential road that runs between Kingston Road and Hayfield Road to the west and the Woodstock Road to the east, in the suburb of North Oxford, England. Halfway along it forms the southern junction of Chalfont Road. The road is probably named after the village of Polstead in the county of Suffolk.

Overview
The houses in Polstead Road were designed by Harry Wilkinson Moore and built between 1887 and 1894.

St Margaret's Institute Community Centre was the first building constructed on Polstead Road, following a subscription by parishioners of St Philip and St James Church in 1889 "for the building of a Working Men's Institute, 'to provide rational amusement and instruction for working men of any creed, sect, or opinions, who may thus be kept out of public houses'".

The Anchor Inn is located at the corner of Hayfield Road and Polstead Road at the western end.

The Lawrence family
The most well-known resident was T. E. Lawrence (1888–1935), later known as 'Lawrence of Arabia'. The son of Thomas Chapman (1846-1919; who became, in 1914, Sir Thomas Chapman, 7th Baronet), an Anglo-Irish nobleman, he was brought up in a house (No. 2) on this road and a blue plaque records the fact. The future Sir Thomas Chapman, the 7th Baronet of Killua Castle in County Westmeath, Ireland, separated from his wife to live with his daughters' governess, Sarah Junner, also known as Sarah Lawrence. They had five sons and the couple lived under the names of Mr and Mrs Lawrence, moving to No. 2, Polstead Road in the summer of 1896 with the aim that the children could receive a good education for a reasonable cost. T. E. Lawrence attended the City of Oxford High School for Boys in central Oxford. Here also was born his youngest brother, A. W. Lawrence, who went on to become the Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology at Cambridge University in the 1940s.

The house is a substantial semi-detached red-brick house that had been built approximately six years before the Lawrences moved there. They built a bungalow in the garden especially for Lawrence because the house was not large enough to accommodate the entire family. 2 Polstead Road remained the Lawrence family home until 1921.  Lawrence was in residence when he departed for the First World War.

In January 2017, it was reported that Oxford City Council had failed to gain Grade II listed status for the Lawrence home, leaving its future in doubt.

The house was offered for sale in 2018 for £2.95 million.

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Murdochs take slimmed-down Fox into sports betting
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May 10, 2019 – 11.21am
New York | Fox is betting on sports gambling as a bigger part of its future, as the Murdoch family reshapes the media group to focus on live sport and news following the sale of its Hollywood empire to Disney.
The company is buying a 5 per cent stake in Stars Group, a Toronto betting group, for $US236 million ($337 million) and launching a Fox-branded product through which Americans can make wagers on games in states where sports betting is legal.
Fox will be the first major national media company to push into the growing market for sports betting, after the US Supreme Court ruled last year to allow individual states to legalise the practice.
The shift fits with Fox's emphasis on live sport, as the Murdochs steer the company in a different direction from its rivals in a media industry that is being disrupted by Netflix and YouTube.
Rupert Murdoch on Thursday (Friday AEST) took to a stage in New York to lay out his vision for the new Fox, at the company's first investor day since the sale of its entertainment assets to Disney.
The decision to split meant "pivoting at a pivotal moment", the 88-year-old said. "I hope you will join us on the next chapter."
Eric Shanks, chief executive of Fox Sports, told investors that Fox was entering the gambling industry "aggressively, but also responsibly". The company could promote its betting platform within its live sports broadcasts, which include the Super Bowl and baseball's World Series games.
Fox aims to launch the platform this northern autumn in time for the American football season.
The $US71 billion sale of its film and TV studios to Disney has left Fox with a portfolio that includes its namesake broadcast network, Fox Sports, and news channels Fox News and Fox Business. The cable network Fox News will make up more than three-quarters of total profits, industry analysts have calculated, unless the company adds new business lines.
Mr Shanks predicted that combining sports betting, online casinos and poker, the total US online gambling market could grow to $US9 billion in annual sales by 2025.
The Fox Sports boss also stressed the relevance of sport, presenting a slide showing that it accounted for 88 of the 100 most-watched US broadcasts in 2018 compared with just 25 two decades earlier.
Sports viewership is "the single most essential trend in our business", Mr Shanks said.
While larger rivals like Disney, AT&T and Comcast are rolling out streaming services, Fox has mostly rejected this strategy. Apart from a streaming service for Fox News aimed at superfans of its right-wing presenters, Fox executives said they have no plans to compete with Netflix.
'Over the past few years ... we could see a shift coming in media and the danger to the industry.'
In a nod to his long career, Mr Murdoch described his company as growing from "a little newspaper in Australia" to one of the largest media groups in the world. "However, over the past few years ... we could see a shift coming in media and the danger to the industry," he said.
The new Fox has a business that is "insanely simple" said Lachlan Murdoch, Fox chief executive, taking to the stage after his father. "We out-punch competitors in the amount of live television we deliver to American households."
He ruled out recombining the company with News Corp, the other Murdoch family-controlled media business, whose assets include newspapers such as The Sun in the UK and The Wall Street Journal in the US.
Investors and analysts welcomed the plans for Fox. Shares were up 4 per cent in lunchtime trading in New York on Thursday, following the presentations and the release of strong quarterly earnings. Late on Wednesday, Fox reported that advertising revenues jumped 9 per cent in the first quarter from a year ago, thanks to commercials on Fox News and ratings for its sports network.
"Fox News is [a] rare business that has pricing power and does not require significant capital reinvestment," said analysts at Morgan Stanley, who expect Fox to deliver "high single-digit" profit growth for the next three years.
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Belfast is known as a very vibrant and culturally rich city. It is the capital city of Northern Ireland and the largest city on the island. It has a very long history that can be explored in one of the many museums in this city. It is also famous because it is the birthplace of the Titanic. But besides the marvels offered by the city itself there are many interesting places just outside Belfast. You can easily explore other placed during a day trip. Choosing the perfect trip can be quite a challenge, especially if you are visiting Northern Ireland for the first time. We have listed some of the most interesting day trips from Belfast in order to make your vacation even more beautiful.
Giant's Causeaway it is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage list and it is considered one of the marvels of Northern Ireland. A day trips from Belfast will last for about 8–9 hours but it is totally worth it. This place consists of hexagonal pieces of stone that assemble together like a puzzle. This natural wonder is full of mystery and your tour guide will tell you the story of this unique place. You will also enjoy the breeze that surrounds this place in a very mystic way. On your way back, you will be able to observe the natural landscape that makes this region so beautiful.
Another popular trip will take you to all the filming locations of the famous series Game of Thrones. The full-day tour can sound quite exhausting, but it will be totally worth it. The locations were left virtually untouched, so the fans can immerse themselves in the story of Westeros. The advantage of this tour is that you will be able to admire amazing landscapes that made Northern Ireland the place of choice for filming this series. You also find out the true story behind every place. At every location you will be told the exact scene or episode that was filmed here in order to better understand your favorite TV show. This trip is truly amazing both for fans and rookies. At one of the locations there is a replica of the Iron Throne where you can take as many pictures as you want.
Norman Castle day trip will take you to many preserved castles that existed for many hundreds of years. This tour is perfect if you want to find out more about the local history. Your tour guide will tell you everything about the places and you will be able to admire places that are unique in this area. Architecture lovers will also be pleased by this tour because many castles are still very well preserved.
Northern Highlight tour is a rather general day trip that will take you to the major attractions. The advantage is that you will see all the popular locations around Belfast in just one day. The main emphasis is on the amazing historical places and the beautiful natural landscapes.


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Here is the why and how I recommend you photograph the sky.
It's important to have your own personal library in which you can use to replace the sky in your future photos (or older ones), because let's face it, sometimes, you go photograph a landscape, landmark, cityscape, people, or even products, and the sky is overcast or without any clouds or drama.
There is nothing wrong with a blue sky without clouds or a sunset or sunrise without any, but sometimes, having some clouds can increase the quality of the photo. However, the weather does not cooperate all the time to give you the perfect sky with beautiful clouds.
Below is a photo that I took when I was living in Japan of the Osaka's Temple with the sky without any clouds and one with added clouds, just to illustrate.
If you are against sky replacement or you are a purist type of person, there is nothing wrong with that, but you are limiting yourself and your photos in my opinion. When you see a beautiful sky with interesting clouds, why not take a few minutes to photograph it? It won't take that much time or storage space either. But of course, if you are photographing the sky to use later, you need to have some things in mind.
Don't point your camera up to photograph the sky, because it won't match properly later when replacing it (it's not impossible to make it this way, but it will give you more work, especially if the angle is way too different); instead, try focusing on the horizon, leaving a bit of the horizon on the bottom part of the photo. Make some photos with the sun in the frame, outside the frame, in the middle, on the right, on the left, and so on, and with that, you'll have a lot of options later to choose from.
And of course, sometimes, the sky is way too gorgeous, and just a photo of it can make a beautiful photo or print!
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How could anyone tell if I pointed my camera at the sky? Assuming the sun isn't in the photo?
When pointing at the horizon the clouds are usually layered, there is more of a depth feeling to it rather the from pointing right up to the sky, where the clouds are going to look pretty flat. In some cases one would want to have some photos with the camera pointed to the sky, e.g. when replacing skies of photos with extreme perspectives.
This is a nice idea, and something I've sort of thought about doing, but have never gotten around to. I'm sure there are plenty of videos for this already and I'm sure a lot of people will think it's so simple it's unnecessary, but I think a good follow-up article would be explaining the editing process. I'm the first to admit I don't use Photoshop to its full potential, so it's always nice to learn new tricks.
Also, small question (possible nitpick) you said "Osaka's Temple" but the structure in the photo is Osaka Castle. Am I missing something?
If you google photoshop sky swap there is a ton of great tutorials. The problem you'll notice with sloppy composite work is people that don't fix white balance with their blends, or try to blend clouds without taking into account where the horizon is in each shot.
Yeah, I know, I'm just throwing some more article ideas out there, haha.
I know what you mean about shoddy edits.I think Peter Mckinnon did a video about it and posted an image on his Instagram last year or so, and it was so bad I finally decided to unfollow him.
I know this is months late but a real estate editor that I have chatted with a lot as an action panel specific for sky swapping. His name is Hunter Lomasyeva and he made an action called "Seamless".
A good skybary is every real estate photographers dream. I often snap late afternoon skies for sky swaps.
Thanks, a nice short, effective, useful article.


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Fortune Brainstorm HealthrTuesday, May 2nd, 2017. San Diego, CArr7:30 PMrDINNER AND FEATURED INTERVIEWrHosted by IBM Watson HealthrWELCOME?Deborah DiSanzo, General Manager, IBM Watson HealthrrTHE URGENCY OF NOW: VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER — A KEYNOTE CONVERSATIONrUnder Vice President Biden's leadership, the White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force catalyzed novel, innovative and impactful collaborations among twenty government agencies, departments and White House offices and over seventy private sector entities designed to achieve a decade's worth of progress in five years in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. He helped lead the effort to pass the 21st Century Cures Act that provides an additional $1.8 billion investment over seven years for the Cancer Moonshot's scientific priorities.rNow, after more than 40 years of public service, Vice President Biden has recommitted himself to inject a sense of urgency into our cancer research enterprise and to reimagine how the government, academia, non-profits and the private sector can better organize their resources and systems to collaborate to take on cancer. In a 1-on-1 interview, Vice President Biden sits down with Dr. David Agus to talk about the progress made through the Cancer Moonshot and the strategy for the work ahead, including how we must change the culture in the fight to end cancer.rJoseph R. Biden Jr., 47th Vice President, United StatesrInterviewer: Dr. David B. Agus, USCrrPhotograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune Brainstorm Health
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Joseph Biden certainly has the resume to be president and has a clear appeal to a mostly older, mostly more centrist segment of the Democratic Party.
1972 was an interesting year in the United States. That spring, a break-in at the DNC headquarters received little attention initially and did not stop Richard Nixon from trouncing his Democratic opponent George McGovern as he cruised to reelection in November. A few weeks before Nixon beat McGovern, the Oakland A's, despite an injury to their best player, slugger Reggie Jackson, won the World Series. Songs like Don McLean's "American Pie" and Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" were among the most popular that year. The war in Vietnam continued to drag on, but in February, President Nixon spent a week in China, thus deepening the process that would lead to a normalization of relations between the two countries.
In November, a very competitive US Senate in Delaware race saw Republican J. Caleb Boggs lose a bid for his third term by fewer than 3,200 votes to a 29 year-old Democrat. That campaign is relevant again today because it was the last time Joseph Biden won a competitive election. For incumbents, the best way to ensure reelection is to show enough strength that potentially strong opponents decide not to run. Biden was masterful at this winning reelection to the Senate against weak opposition six times, including in 2008 when he was also running for vice-president. The skills that Biden employed to do that have helped him get out to an early lead in the Democratic primary, but would be completely irrelevant against Donald Trump in a general election.
Many of the candidates seeking the Democratic nomination including, for example, Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris have also faced few competitive elections, but those candidates are not placing the notion of electability at the center of their respective campaigns. It seems like a candidate whose core appeal to voters is that he can win should have won a competitive election at some point since the invention of the cell phone, or for that matter, the invention of call waiting. Similarly, Biden has not won any election on his own since 2008 so his rustiness on the campaign trail, which has already become evident, might just be due to a politician whose framework for campaigning is from another era.
The crux of the electability case for Biden is not solely that he is a great campaigner-few would try to make that argument. Rather, it is one about race, gender and ideology and takes the view that a centrist white male Democrat is best positioned to defeat Donald Trump in November 2020
The crux of the electability case for Biden is not solely that he is a great campaigner-few would try to make that argument. Rather, it is one about race, gender and ideology and takes the view that a centrist white male Democrat is best positioned to defeat Donald Trump in November 2020. This is the kind of argument that is intuitively appealing to some, but almost impossible to prove or even test. It also does not stand up well when scrutinized more closely. It is relevant that the last two white male centrist, Democrats the party nominated lost to George W. Bush. However, as recently as 1996 a white male Democrat was elected president. The argument that somehow a woman is less electable than a man in a general election rests on a data point of exactly one, so is essentially an argument based around story telling rather than data or analysis. Believing that Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand or Amy Klobuchar cannot win because Hillary Clinton lost a very close and unusual race in 2016 is impressionistic and anecdotal rather than evidence based in any meaningful way.
Nonetheless, those who believe, despite a paucity of actual evidence, that a white centrist is the best bet to defeat Trump, should take a look at some of the other candidates in the race. Amy Klobuchar has won competitive statewide elections in Minnesota, a state that is now a swing state, has comported herself well on the national stage when given a chance and is clearly smart and experienced enough for the job. For those who insist only a white centrist man can win, John Hickenlooper should be given a longer look. Hickenlooper has won elections in a purple state, as years of executive experience as mayor of Denver and governor of Colorado and before that was a successful businessman.
The argument that somehow a woman is less electable than a man in a general election rests on a data point of exactly one, so is essentially an argument based around story telling rather than data or analysis
Biden certainly has the resume to be president and has a clear appeal to a mostly older, mostly more centrist segment of the Democratic Party. He is, like every Democrat in the race, far more intellectually, temperamentally and ethically suited for the office than the current incumbent, but there are differences between Biden and the other candidates. Biden's belief in the possibility of cooperation between the two parties, that traditional foreign policy approaches simply need reinvigorating and that economic and other changes should be made slowly, are different than many of the other candidates like Pete Buttigieg who has proposed a battery of reforms to strengthen our democracy, Elizabeth Warren who has a vision for the economy that seems much more grounded in the realities of the 21st century, or Bernie Sanders who is less committed to a broadly interventionist foreign policy. Democratic voters should look at these and other substantive differences when making their decision, but those who simply want to beat Trump should not fall for the Biden electability argument.
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Archive - Nov 4, 2013
Brandon under presssure to locate new town office space
Posted on November 4, 2013 |
By Lee J. Kahrs
BRANDON — Two years, two months and numerous mistakes have landed the town of Brandon back to square one without office space and now, a deadline to find some, fast.
The long-overdue renovation of the town offices on Center Street ground to a halt last week after the Vermont League of Cities and Towns settled the town's claim on the building at a much lower payout than anticipated.
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Vergennes City Council expected to accept pipeline petition this week
By Andy Kirkaldy
VERGENNES — Vergennes officials and a resident who is petitioning against the city council's support of the proposed Vermont Gas Systems pipeline extension last week again mutually agreed to delay accepting his petition.
That delay is intended to make sure voting on the petition can occur on the same day as a planned Vergennes Union High School bond vote.
Synthesizing science, history and literature
By Addison Independent
MIDDLEBURY — Award-winning scientist, author and educator Sean B. Carroll will give a one-hour lecture on Thursday, Nov. 14, titled "Brave Genius: A Scientist's Journey from the French Resistance to the Nobel Prize." The event, targeted to a general audience, will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Dana Auditorium at Middlebury College.
Food, farm and forest businesses invited to learn and network
MIDDLEBURY — Small business owners and entrepreneurs associated with Vermont's working lands will gather with capital and service providers in Addison County on Thursday, Nov. 7, for the third annual Financing the Working Landscape Conference. The annual business symposium, which is produced by Addison County Economic Development Corp. (ACEDC) and Addison County Relocalization Network (ACORN) and features entrepreneur pitches and expert feedback on specific growth challenges, begins at 8:30 a.m. at the Middlebury American Legion.
Rifle hunters reminded of late start to season
VERMONT — The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is reminding deer hunters that Vermont's youth, rifle and muzzleloader seasons fall on relatively late dates this year. Youth weekend is Nov. 9-10 and rifle season begins on Nov. 16. Both seasons are beginning one weekend later than normal. Muzzleloader season begins on Dec. 7.
New farm bill has glimmer of hope
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By Zach Despart
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A cohort of legislators met in the capitol Wednesday in an attempt to find common ground on a new farm bill. But they made no real progress toward resolving differences between the U.S. Senate and House over legislation that covers a range of programs that affect dairy farmers, those who get food assistance and other Vermonters.
USDA, state programs benefit local farms
SHOREHAM — As anyone in Addison County knows, farming isn't easy, especially for farmers who are new to the business. But a litany of USDA programs can help farmers get on their feet. In total, the Rural Development division of the USDA pumps $5 million-$10 million annually into Addison County, investing in farms, businesses and communities, according to Ted Brady, state director of the Vermont and New Hampshire Rural Development program of the USDA.
Editorial: 725,000 reasons to give
By Angelo Lynn
"Together we can make a difference." That's one phrase many area residents associate with the United Way of Addison County.
"The Way Addison County cares" is another.
Both are apt reminders of the way the United Way works: It relies on a large group of volunteers to reach out and help people in need. It works with more than two-dozen agencies in Addison County to be sure the human and social needs of people in the county don't go unmet.


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Q: PrestaShop libraries replacement I use PrestaShop 1.6.1.4 and I want to change the library tcpdf with dompdf.
I use this form for creating invoices.
What are the best practices for a library exchange?

A: I created inside override the tools folder and I put us dompdf-master found here https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf.
Instead inside override/classes/pdf i copied PDFGenerator.php, there is in classes/pdf.
In PDFGenerator.php add:
require_once('/../override/tools/dompdf-master/dompdf/Dompdf.php');
require_once('/../override/tools/dompdf-master/autoload.inc.php');
include('/../override/tools/dompdf-master/dompdf/dompdf_config.inc.php');
use Dompdf\Dompdf;
use Dompdf\Options;

The class becomes:
class PDFGenerator extends DOMPDF

Eliminates the render() function and replace it with:
public function render($filename, $display = true)
{
    if (empty($filename)) {
        throw new PrestaShopException('Missing filename.');
    }

    $html = $this->header.$this->content.$this->footer;
    //die($html);

    $options = new Options();
    $options->set('A4','potrait');
    $options->set('enable_css_float',true);
    $options->set('isHtml5ParserEnabled', true);

    $dompdf = new DOMPDF($options);
    $dompdf->load_html($html);

    $dompdf->render();

    $dompdf->stream($filename);
}

Then i deleted cache/class_index.php


The first of three Presidential debates between Republican Party nominee Governor Mitt Romney and Democratic Party nominee President Barack Obama will be held this evening at the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado. The Public Broadcasting Service's (PBS) Jim Lehrer, Executive Editor of the news program "NewsHour" will host and moderate the debate for the 12th time.
A glimpse of the domestic policy issues that could potentially be discussed this evening include policies on taxes, energy, the economy, health care, the role of government, and education.
The debate will can be viewed on ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC at 8:00 p.m. CST.
It will be divided into six time segments of approximately 15 minutes each on topics that will be selected by the moderator in domestic policy issues. The moderator will open each segment with a question, at which time each candidate will have two minutes to respond. The moderator will use the remaining time in the segment for discussion of the topic.
-Keep taxes low for 98 percent of Americans and nearly every small business by preventing a $2,200 tax increase for the typical family of four on January 1, 2013.
-Ensure the wealthiest Americans do their fair share by paying at least the same tax rate as middle class families so we can reduce the deficit in a balanced way while preserving investments in education, clean energy, manufacturing, and small businesses.
-Make the American Opportunity Tax Credit permanent to give more students a fair shot at an affordable higher education.
-Extend the expansions of the Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit to help hardworking families with children become a part of the middle class.
-Take control of our energy future by expanding domestic oil and gas production to create 600,000 new jobs and using more renewable energy like wind and solar power.
-Invest in a domestic clean energy economy powered by sources like wind, solar, and clean coal. Renew successful bipartisan tax incentives that create American jobs and reduce our reliance on foreign oil.
-Reduce building energy use. Create jobs, save money, and cut pollution by improving energy efficiency in our non-residential building space.
-Make more than 75% of our potential offshore oil and gas resources available for exploration and development and permit clean energy projects on public lands that will generate enough renewable energy to power 3 million homes.
-States will be empowered to control all forms of energy production on all lands within their borders, excluding only those that are specifically designated off-limits. Federal agencies will certify, but the states will lead.
-Establish the most robust five-year offshore lease plan in history, that opens new areas for resource development – including off the coasts of Virginia and the Carolinas – and sets minimum production targets to increase accountability.
-Approve the Keystone XL pipeline, establish a new regional agreement to facilitate cross-border energy investment, promote and expand regulatory cooperation with Canada and Mexico and institute fast-track regulatory approval processes for cross-border pipelines and other infrastructure.
-Instead of relying on decades-old surveys developed with decades-old technologies, Mitt's plan facilitates new energy assessments to determine the true extent of our resource endowment.
-Pursue measured reforms of our environmental laws and regulations to strengthen environmental protection without destroying jobs or paralyzing industries. Mitt's plan will also streamline the gauntlet of reviews, processes, administrative procedures, and lawsuits that mire so many new projects in red tape.
-Promote innovation by focusing the federal government on the job it does best, research and development, and will eliminate any barriers that might prevent new energy technologies from succeeding on their own merits. Strengthening and streamlining regulations and permitting processes will benefit the development of both traditional and alternative energy sources, and encourage the use of a diverse range of fuels including natural gas in transportation.


Back to the young cowboys for calf roping.
Series 1 – And We're Off to the Rodeo!
Great work….. Looking forward to seeing your pics from Sturgis….
You look like you must be right out there in the arena with them to get such good shots!! And you preserved the whole sequence–fast film??
Wow, excellent action shots, from start to finish!
Thanks soonie, it was a fun photo shoot.
I enjoyed watching. I always wanted to go to a rodeo !
Thanks vc 🙂 Come visit the American west in the summertime, you're bound to find a rodeo!
All of your rodeo pictures are very well done – it can't be easy!
Easier for me than those cowboys – lol! It's an interesting note that during these action shoots, I don't really get to enjoy what has happened until I am processing photos.


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Q: Vue 3 in iOS 9: Unexpected keyword 'const'. Const declarations are not supported in strict mode My Vue 3 app doesn't work in Safari 9. There is this error in console:
Unexpected keyword 'const'. Const declarations are not supported in strict mode.

My package.json:
{
  "name": "test",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "private": true,
  "scripts": {
    "serve": "vue-cli-service serve",
    "build": "vue-cli-service build",
    "lint": "vue-cli-service lint"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "@babel/polyfill": "^7.12.1",
    "@babel/preset-env": "^7.12.1",
    "@babel/runtime-corejs2": "^7.12.5",
    "axios": "^0.21.0",
    "bootstrap": "^4.5.3",
    "core-js": "^3.6.5",
    "vue": "^3.0.0",
    "vue-axios": "^3.1.3",
    "vue-slider-component": "^4.0.0-beta.3"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@vue/babel-preset-app": "^4.5.8",
    "@vue/cli-plugin-babel": "~4.5.0",
    "@vue/cli-plugin-eslint": "~4.5.0",
    "@vue/cli-service": "~4.5.0",
    "@vue/compiler-sfc": "^3.0.2",
    "babel-eslint": "^10.1.0",
    "eslint": "^6.7.2",
    "eslint-plugin-vue": "^7.0.0-0",
    "sass": "^1.28.0",
    "sass-loader": "^10.0.5"
  },
  "eslintConfig": {
    "rules": {},
    "root": true,
    "env": {
      "node": true
    },
    "extends": [
      "plugin:vue/vue3-essential",
      "eslint:recommended"
    ],
    "parserOptions": {
      "parser": "babel-eslint"
    }
  },
  "browserslist": [
    "last 2 versions",
    "safari >= 7",
    "ios_saf >= 8",
    "chrome >= 52"
  ]
}

My babel.config.js:
module.exports = {
  presets: [
    ['@vue/babel-preset-app']
  ]
}

I know that the error can be caused by not-transpiled dependencies, but I tried to transpile them in vue.config.js by transpileDependencies option. But doesn't work neither.

A: So here's an answer for my question: https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli/issues/6041#issuecomment-722966178
Vue 3 doesn't support iOS 9 yet.