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8 results for Norris, David A
1.The Speed of Light by Norris, David A. Our State Vol. 68 Issue 12, May 2001
Norris, David A.
Dangerous shoals in the Atlantic are now marked by automated lights atop steel towers. Before this, a lightship was the only solution. Lightships were manned vessels with lighted masts moored near dangerous areas to warn mariners. They were first used off North Carolina in 1824, and the last one was replaced at Diamond Shoals in 1966. Norris recounts the histories of several of these vessels.
Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 68 Issue 12, May 2001, p84-87, il Periodical Website
Lightships
2.Black Union Soldiers of N.C. by Norris, David A. The State Vol. 61 Issue 7, Dec 1993
During the Civil War many of the escaping slaves who reached the Union lines in Eastern North Carolina later joined the Union Army. In all 5,035 black soldiers from North Carolina made up four regiments. Two of these regiments, the 35th and 36th U.S. Colored Troops, were among the finest black regiments in the Union Army.
The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 61 Issue 7, Dec 1993, p28-31, il
North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Regimental histories; North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Participation, African American
3.Cash Crop by Norris, David A. Our State Vol. 73 Issue 4, Sept 2005
Norris traces the history paper currency and coins issued in North Carolina from the time of the Lords Proprietors in 1694 through the Civil War.
Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 73 Issue 4, Sept 2005, p100-102, 104106, il Periodical Website
4.The War at Home by Norris, David A. Our State Vol. 75 Issue 1, June 2007
On April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I. The war affected life on the home front in North Carolina through conservation of food and gasoline, recycling, women stepping into civilian jobs vacated by men in service, and the planting of over 50,000 victory gardens.
Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 75 Issue 1, June 2007, p25-26, 28, il Periodical Website
North Carolina--History--World War, 1914-1918--Social aspects
5.Greetings from the Tar Heel State by Norris, David A. Our State Vol. 75 Issue 3, Aug 2007
In the late 19th- and early 20-centuries, postcards were an inexpensive way to send messages to families and friends. Norris recounts some of the scenes of North Carolina that were portrayed on them.
Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 75 Issue 3, Aug 2007, p152-155, il Periodical Website
6.Season's Greetings by Norris, David A. Our State Vol. 76 Issue 7, Dec 2008
In 1881, the Raleigh NEWS & OBSERVER reported that "there is a perfect rage for Christmas cards." Norris discusses Christmas card use in North Carolina.
Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 76 Issue 7, Dec 2008, p130-133, il Periodical Website
7.The Yankees Have Been Here!: The Story of Brig. Gen. Edward E. Potter's Raid on Greenville, Tarboro, and Rocky Mount, July 19-23, 1863 by Norris, David A. North Carolina Historical Review Vol. 73 Issue 1, Jan 1996
In July 1863, Union Brigadier General Edward E. Potter raided the towns of Greenville, Rocky Mount, and Tarboro, North Carolina. This article looks at the planning, execution, and fallout from such small actions, which historians have lauded for their importance in weakening the Confederacy's ability to conduct war through psychological and tactical efforts.
North Carolina Historical Review (NoCar F251 .N892), Vol. 73 Issue 1, Jan 1996, p1-27 , il, por, map, f Periodical Website
North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Potter's Raid
8.For the Benefit of Our Gallant Volunteers: North Carolina's State Medical Department and Civilian Volunteer Efforts, 1861-1862 by Norris, David A. North Carolina Historical Review Vol. 75 Issue 3, July 1998
During the early years of the Civil War, the North Carolina Medical Department, in conjunction with volunteer organization, provided medical care to Confederate troops in both North Carolina and Virginia. While at the beginning of hostilities the North Carolina Medical Department was responsible for field surgery, they transitioned to hospital care and the raising and distribution of relief funds.
North Carolina Historical Review (NoCar F251 .N892), Vol. 75 Issue 3, July 1998, p297-326 , il, por, map, f Periodical Website
North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Medical care; North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--North Carolina Medical Department


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June Brown
Personality Profile
Saturday Forecast
Who is June Brown? She is a female celebrity. She was born on Wednesday February 16th 1927, in Needham Market, Suffolk, England, UK,.
June Brown is a born leader, with extra-ordinary drive and determination. Insisting on her right to make up her own mind, she demands freedom of thought and action, and does not let anything or anyone stand in her way once she is committed to her goal.
Always seeking the forefront and the limelight, June needs to feel in command of important undertakings, and resists supportive roles. She can become irritated and even domineering when important things do not go her way. Brown can be impatient with her shortcomings and those of others.
June Brown is very concerned with her status and fosters the appearance of success and self-satisfaction. Interestingly, that very same need to appear well-off can be the fuel that propels June to strive for growth, success and the finer things of life.
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European Junior Gold Medalist Vivien Niemann Loving the Florida Equestrian Lifestyle
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Vivien Niemann riding Marco Bernal's Maybach IV in Wellington, Florida. © 2013 Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com
Vivien Niemann has enjoyed more success than most riders her age as a European Junior gold medalist but growing up in the horse business operated by her father may lead to another line of work after she goes to university and gives herself a chance to fulfill her dream of making a German Olympic team.
She was going to horse shows when still in her mother's stomach but now at 16 years of age Vivien has seen the commitment required to build a business with horses as has her father, Christoph.
For the moment, though, she is enjoying an idyllic existence spending the winter at the Wellington, Florida stables of Marco Bernal before she makes final decisions about the next stage of her life. Pursuing her dream of being on Germany's team at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 while also studying at university is one of the goals.
"My big dream is to do the Olympics," she said. "My dad shares that dream with me and he will be supportive as long as he can. Maybe it works out, maybe it's just a dream. We're fighting to make the dream come true. It's hard to be at the top in Germany. We are realistic."
Vivien arrived in Florida in December for a long overdue family vacation with her parents and kid brother, Chris, aged 14. The rest of the family went back to Germany while she moved in with Marco, a Pan American Games dual medalist for Colombia, and his family who are based in Wellington. Marco had been based at their farm in Germany in 2012 while endeavoring to qualify for the Olympics.
She gets to ride several horses including sharing the ride with Marco, Jr. on Maybach, a 12-year-old black Westfalen gelding (Muenchhausen x Diva x Davignon) that in 2004 at the National Horse Show in Wellington scored 78.462 per cent and has competed successfully at small tour.
"I really love it here," she said. "The weather is nice, there are lots of nice people. It is a change from Europe to be here. In Germany you start early and finish late. Here you finish at four or five o'clock. I will have to learn how to work again when I get back."
Vivien Niemann riding Maybach in Florida. © 2013 Ken Braddick/dressage-news.com
Vivien was at the horse show in Stuttgart, Germany before she was born, when her mother, Ilona, was pregnant. Ullrich Kasselmann of Performance Sales International was best man at her parents' wedding. And they still own the pony she grew up riding, now aged 37.
So she was totally immersed in the equestrian lifestyle that she describes as "exciting and different every day."
She is now performing at Young Rider level, and has already met the requirements for 2013 that she hopes is enough to keep her on the German team for the European Championships.
Vivien starts at university in Heidelberg in October.
She plans to study international business management and get a job in sports–she is a big soccer fan.
"I will not go into the horse business," Vivien said. "I see how hard it is for my father. He started working with horses when he was 15. It's hard to make it your business. For a girl it is harder, you do not get as much respect."
In the meantime, though, "My parents support me as long as I can do it. They never put me under pressure. 'As long as you're having fun keep doing it,' they say. I think that's why I have so much much fun."
"I love to work with horses, they're alive They're not like a football that you can put in a corner for two weeks and then come back when you want. Horses are there for you in good times and bad times, sometimes they're better than friends. My horses are my rock after my family."
CORRECTION–COURT TO HEAR Complaint Involving Funds HELD BY Cesar Parra in Alleged "Sham" Horse Sale
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"People do not need to stand up at a cinema hall to be recognized as patriotic," the court said, adding that it "cannot be assumed that if a person does not stand up for the national anthem, then he is less patriotic". People go to cinema halls for undiluted entertainment, said the judges.
Now amidst all these rules and its modification, one man took a jibe at the court's order. In the world of web, he is known by the name of Jayvijay Sanchan. The man we are talking about is one of the talented artists of the country. He does mimicry in the form of a storytelling. He can perform 50-60 acts continuously and holds a double Masters degree in Arts. He has also worked as a Radio jockey for a year and came on IGT to prove his talent which he thinks is unique. He doesn't believe in dark humour. He can imitate 150 to 200 known and unknown voices. He owns a YouTube channel, which goes by his name. His YouTube channel is very successful and it consistently garners more than a million views per video.
Recently, after all this fuss about whether to stand up during a national anthem before a movie or not, Jayvijay Sanchan released a video on his YouTube channel. In this video, Sanchan is seen mimicking various celebrities. From Nana Patekar to Ajay Devgn, from Aamir Khan to Irrfan Khan, the talented Sanchan mimics all. Though hilarious, but the video conveys a strong message too.
The only question Jayvijay Sanchan asks is- what pain does it take to stand up for 52 seconds? And the same question, we should ask to ourselves!
Stay tuned for more news and updated, only on OnPlay News Networks.


This beautiful deluxe edition of A Gift of Prayers fills that need gloriously. Foil-stamped title on deeply textured cover paper on the outside, with blue lettering on elegant cream-colored paper inside, this prayerbook is "perfect bound" with a square spine that has the title printed on it so you can find it on a bookshelf. Its beauty and format inspire the reverence of a full-sized prayer book.
Inside it has the same well-organized collection of seeker-friendly prayers. Large type with new, elegant first-letters and calligraphic ornaments make these prayers as visually beautiful as they are spiritually uplifting.
In these troubled times, almost everyone is receptive to Baha'i Prayers. People who haven't said a prayer in years will take this home and put it beside their bed - just in case. There are 116 selections, and every single one of them has the power to transform a life. This little booklet holds enough spiritual guidance to meet the needs and attract hearts of anyone willing to read it, yet it is small enough to slip in a purse or coat pocket.
There is a brief introduction, full table of contents with first lines and a cross index.


Inspired by 1930s French couture, this wedding dress features a pleated tulle skirt and a crisscrossed grosgrain waistline. Diagonally layered pleats in complementary colors create a dimensional geometric effect on the fitted bodice, before flaring out into a dramatic sunburst skirt. Finished with illusion tank straps and a deep V-neck and back.


The babydoll dress is swinging back into action, which means it's going to be a season of pins on parade. It's been some years since the style was hanging on the rails, let alone in our wardrobes. Fashion went androgynous, it went normcore and then it went and had a love affair with the Seventies and suddenly romance and ethereal shapes wafted back into the minds of designers and both waistlines and hemlines were on the rise. They are again.
For the pre-autumn/winter 2015 season, Dior, JW Anderson, Valentino, Chloe, Calvin Klein Collection all put forward the case for the dress, which although based on Fifties nightwear and a doll's style of dress, manages to be one part smart (the structured high neck or yoke-based point from which the trapeze silhouette falls) to one part easy (that's a swingy skirt for you). And it's something that looks set to stick around for the pre-spring/summer 2016 season too - Mary Katrantzou, Chanel, Prada and Saint Laurent have all done a version.
And the great thing about them is that you don't have to think too much about what you wear with them - they will take centre stage when it comes to the outfit. But you do need to make sure you get it right, or suddenly the babydoll will look all wrong.
The secret lies in a great coat - a fuzzy Louis Vuitton number from the autumn/winter 2015 collections is the way to aim; or if wearing in the last of those summer days, then a faithful leather jacket will work - and tap into the garment's original mod appeal.
When it comes to shoes, flat simple sandals will fit the bill to see you out for the next month but then you need to switch to boots - ankle will be best, or a brogue. Knee-high or more will feel too retro to a decade we're starting to say goodbye to (the Seventies in favour of the Eighties). A flat shoe or boot feels modern and mod and keeps the whole look youthful, which is entirely its intention. But that doesn't mean it can't look smart. Opt for more structured shapes, detail on yokes and collars, long sleeves and cuffs for this.


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Q: Perl Unicode glitch In this output, why am I getting extra newlines after printing non-ASCII Unicode characters?
Platform is Windows Vista and problem occurs after chcp 65001 but not after chcp 850

C:\>chcp 850
Active code page: 850

C:\>perl unicode_bug_1.pl
Budweiser
Budweiser
Budweiser
Bud─øjovick├¢ Budvar
Bud─øjovick├¢ Budvar
Bud─øjovick├¢ Budvar

C:\>chcp 65001
Active code page: 65001

C:\>perl unicode_bug_1.pl
Budweiser
Budweiser
Budweiser
Budějovický Budvar

Budějovický Budvar

Budějovický Budvar

from this program
#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;

binmode (STDOUT, "encoding(UTF-8)"); # so no "Wide character in print" warning

print "Budweiser\n" for 1..3;
print "Bud\N{U+011B}jovick\N{U+00FD} Budvar\n" for 1..3;

A: This seems to be a bug in Perl. I had thought it was a bug in Windows code page 65001 not really being supported for the console but I finally made test programs in C and Perl and the problem does not happen in the C version. It happens no matter where the Unicode character occurs in the line but the line you're printing must be wider than the console supports.
Here is my C program:
#include "stdafx.h"

#include "Windows.h"

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
    BOOL b = SetConsoleOutputCP(65001);
    printf("set console output codepage returned %d\n", b);

    printf("cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n");
    printf("1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n");

    return 0;
}
And here is my Perl program:
#

use utf8;

binmode STDOUT, ':utf8';

printf STDOUT "cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 café\n";
printf STDOUT "1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 cαfe\n";
UPDATE
No I was wrong, with the help of some of the guys at #perl on irc.perl.org it turns out to be a bug in the Microsoft API. WriteFile is documented to return the number of bytes written but returns the number of characters written, which depends on the codepage. A bug was filed in March 2010.
There is more discussion in the MSDN forums.
UPDATE 2
I posted Michael Kaplan's blog, "Sorting it all out", about this problem and he responded with the article entitled "Hidden in plain site: a purloined letter kind of a bug report". He's a Microsoft internationalization expert so you will surely find some insights there...

A: I'm not getting any newlines. Is your command line wide enough to fit your output?

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200 Pages | 40 color illustrations
Artists Re:thinking the Blockchain
Edited by Marc Garrett, Ruth Catlow, Sam Skinner, and Nathan Jones
Liverpool University Press
Artists Re:thinking the Blockchain responds to an urgent need to explore the implications of the technology for art by bringing together artists and cultural researchers who are all deeply engaged with the subject.
A new proto-blockchain artwork by Prof Chris Speed and the Design Informatics Department at Edinburgh University will be embedded throughout the book (using machine/app readable matrix barcode for print version) enabling readers to 'like' different parts of the book, sub-linked to a financial trading algorithm, and build their own financial portfolio, creating a playfully interactive and direct experience of blockchain technology.
The book is co-edited by Sam Skinner and Nathan Jones, continuing their innovative 'Torque' series of books produced in collaboration with FACT that explore interactions between new forms of technology and publishing and the arts, and Ruth Catlow and Marc Garret of Furtherfield, London (www.furtherfield.org) and their ArtDataMoney programme.
The project has also benefitted from a grant for the The Cultural Capital Exchange (HEFCE and ACE) programme to develop the project and content, and an additional grant from Arts Council England, which will support launch events at FACT, Furtherfield and LSE, London.
Many of the contributions to the collection, from Rob Myers diagrams to Elli Kurus' historical contextualisation, will serve as clear entry points to the subject for a diverse readership. More experimental artworks such as Txtblock or Plantoid put the blockchain to work and allow readers unusual views of the technology, and vice vera of what art can be.
The blockchain is widely heralded as the new internet - another dimension in an ever-faster, ever-more-powerful interlocking of ideas, actions and values. Principally the blockchain is a ledger distributed across a large array of machines that enables digital ownership and exchange without a central administering body. Within the arts it has profound implications as both a means of organising and distributing material, and as a new subject and medium for artistic exploration. This landmark publication will bring together a diverse array of artists and researchers engaged with the blockchain, unpacking, critiquing and marking the arrival of it on the cultural landscape for a broad readership across the arts and humanities.
Contributors: César Escudero Andaluz, Jaya Klara Brekke, Theodoros Chiotis, Ami Clarke, Simon Denny, The Design Informatics Research Centre (Edinburgh), Max Dovey, Mat Dryhurst, Primavera De Filippi, Peter Gomes, Elias Haase, Juhee Hahm, Max Hampshire, Kimberley ter Heerdt, Holly Herndon, Helen Kaplinsky, Paul Kolling, Elli Kurus, Nikki Loef, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Rob Myers, Martín Nadal, Rachel O'Dwyer, Edward Picot, Paul Seidler, Hito Steyerl, Surfatial, Lina Theodorou, Pablo Velasco, Ben Vickers, Mark Waugh, Cecilia Wee, and Martin Zeilinger.
Marc Garrett is an internet artist, writer and curator. He is co-Founder and co-Director of Furtherfield/HTTP Gallery, London, and is one of Furtherfield's principal researchers into net art and cultural context on the internet.
Ruth Catlow is a net artist, and co-Founder and co-Director of Furtherfield. She is involved in research into net art and cultural context on the internet and co-curates featured works on furtherfield.org and HTTP Gallery, London.
Sam Skinner is an independent artist, researcher and curator who directed the 2015 and 2016 Thamesmead Arts Festivals, and coordinates with a number of other Thamesmead-based arts projects, working in collaboration with Peabody. Co-curator of The New Observatory, a major exhibition at FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology), Liverpool in collaboration with the Open Data Institute, London, which explores critical and creative approaches to data gathering and new data infrastructures, he is also chair of Working Group 1 of the EU COST (Co-operation in Science and Technology) Action on New Materialism, co-director of Torque Editions a hybrid publishing project and research platform, and has curated recent exhibitions at Furtherfield, London and The Grundy, Blackpool.
Nathan Jones is a poet, curator. Currently: Reid cross-disciplinary PhD scholar in Literature and Media at Royal Holloway University of London; associate Lecturer Fine Art Liverpool John Moores; and co-director of Torque Editions a hybrid publishing project and research platform.
"With a diverse list of writers per issue, it is divided into three sections: Documents, Fictions and Theories, respectively hosting explanative, narrative and speculative texts. Among the contributors to the latter, Hito Steyerl elaborates on art as an alternative currency itself, while Rachel O'Dwyer outlines a systematic analysis of upcoming system structures based on blockchain, and Rob Myers points out the strategic importance and then use of trust and 'network consensus'. Beyond them a significant number of contributors have been involved and altogether they have produced a remarkable work." --Aurelio Cianciotta, Neural
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The Doss Elementary and Murchison Middle School modernization projects are tracking to open on schedule as part of the 2017 Bond Program.
The Doss modernization is in the Construction phase. To date, 13 CAT meetings have taken place, with the next meeting scheduled for January 15. Five community meetings have been held, including the groundbreaking ceremony held in the fall.
Demolition and abatement are scheduled to start in Spring of 2019 following receipt of the site development permit from the City of Austin, which is in the final stages of approval. AISD has been working in close partnership with City leadership to address all permitting challenges to ensure the project is delivered in time. Vertical construction is scheduled to begin by April 2019. The modernized Doss ES is still on schedule to open in August of 2020.
Unfortunately, there has been vandalism within the Doss construction site. The AISD Police Department has been made aware of the situation; officers will be proactively patrolling the site regularly and investigating all damage.
The Murchison modernization is in the Design Development phase, which immediately precedes construction. To date, 18 meetings have taken place for the Campus Architectural Team that is leading the project, along with three community outreach events. There will be a Principal's Coffee held on January 10 from 8:30-9:30 a.m.
A meeting with the AISD department heads was held on December 13 to review the Design Development package. Construction is expected to begin with the new classroom addition and the library infill starting by June of 2019. Murchison MS's main building remodel is expected to be complete in December 2020, and the new addition is scheduled to be complete in August 2020.


The Crew of the SS Sicamous invites you to submit your best photos of this beautiful Penticton landmark as we showcase the ship and the amazing artwork that she has inspired as she weathers the winter on the Okanagan Lake shoreline. If selected, your work will be displayed in a public ART Show held on board the ship! The show will be held over the summer in conjunction with "Canada Historic Places Day" on July 6, 2019. The public will be invited to stop by and vote for their favourites! Submissions will start after March 31, 2019.


HR, like many functions across the business spectrum, is seeing a shift influenced by technology as well as changing employee demands. Organisations who ignore this shift will be hugely disadvantaged, risking high employee disengagement and turnover, which could ultimately lead to failure.
At last week's webinar to help HR professionals navigate the world of HR technology, attendees heard from industry veterans Charles Ashworth, our VP Employee Success and Jon Clark, Director, Strategy Services at OpenSymmetry, a customer and partner of ours. Both discussed useful trends and considerations HR professionals should be aware of when assessing which HR technology is best for them and their organisation, whether a small business or enterprise.
There's no doubt that HR technology has a key role to play. HR is evolving in practice to become a strategic partner of a business. Traditionally there has been a huge administrative burden on HR professionals, taking up as much as 60-70% of their time. Technology can alleviate much of this through things like data analytics, employee self-service and finding ways for employees to be more social and collaborate together. Not only does this free up HR to focus more strategically, this also drives employee engagement and an improvement on productivity, critical to driving business success. The chosen system should deliver tools that map throughout an entire employee lifecycle from 'hire to retire'.
Final considerations when deciding on which HR technology solution to implement is to look ahead and ensure you are buying into a scalable solution which encompasses future needs and covers the entire employee lifecycle. It is important to choose one which can be integrated with other applications so that all parts of your organisation can benefit. When data flows seamlessly across departments you eliminate silos of HR information and open up HR intelligence to other parts of your business to help drive further business success.
If you missed the webinar or need a recap to help you become a strategic HR partner in your organisation, you can view the full recording here.


The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) through its Rapid Emergency Telecommunications Team (RETT) has established an internet connection at the National Emergency Center in Clark, Pampanga to support the disaster response operations in Central and Northern Luzon.
"It was necessary to provide uninterrupted and reliable communication support for Central and Northern Luzon since the power in some areas was cut off due to floods and heavy rains. We need to have access to timely and accurate information on the grounds in those areas," explained DSWD Secretary Virginia "Gee" N. Orogo.
As of today's 2PM report of the DSWD-Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC), 297 evacuation centers in Regions I, III, VI, CAR, NCR, CALABARZON, and MIMAROPA are still open providing temporary shelter to 12,388 families or 50,852 persons while 106,865 families.
The DSWD has provided P14,270,133.98 worth of food and non-food assistance to affected LGUs for distribution to affected families.
Meanwhile, the DSWD Field Office (FO) MIMAROPA has deployed staff in Oriental Mindoro to assist in the camp management and relief operations in the province. Staff members are also on duty for the distribution of relief goods of requesting LGUs.
In the Southern Tagalog Region, the DSWD FO-CALABARZON, in coordination with the Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) office of Cavite, has already conducted Rapid Damage Assessment in Imus City and Bacoor City to determine appropriate interventions and other needed support.
Additional family food packs (FFPs) are also set to be delivered by DSWD FO-III in the following areas: 300 family food packs (FFP) in Bagac, Bataan; 1,000 FFPs in Samal, Bataan; 2,000 FFPs for the first district of Bataan; and, 900 FFPs in La Paz, Tarlac.


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The Challenge of Discovery and Development of Pharmaceutical Products Using Imaging Mass Spectrometry: iMScope TRIO
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Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation
INTRODUCTION SERVICE&PRODUCTS
Imaging mass spectrometry (IMS), which uses MALDI-TOF/MS analysis to identify the presence of target substances in biosamples such as tissue samples, is a cutting-edge measurement technology that is becoming increasingly popular in medical and biological research. The technology has potential not only for drug delivery and pharmacokinetics research, but also as a useful tool in biomarker research, and increasing numbers of measurements are now carried out using the iMScope TRIO. We sat down with Hidefumi Kaji, of Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation's DMPK (Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics) Research Laboratories, Research Division, and asked him about his use of this technology.
Hidefumi Kaji, Ph D
Group Manager
DMPK Research Laboratories, Research Division
*Affiliates and titles of the interviewee are current as of the time of reporting.
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Pharmacokinetic Analysis of Low Molecular Weight Compounds (1)
Comparison with Autoradiography (ARG)
Hopes for the Future
Comments About the Interview
You have been using the iMScope TRIO at the laboratory in Shimadzu's Sanjo Works for around two and a half years. What sort of research is it mainly used in?
I work in the DMPK Research Laboratories, and am engaged mainly in the creation of pharmaceutical products, specifically the area of preclinical DMPK. In my work, I aim to use the iMScope TRIO to examine the distribution of pharmaceutical candidate compounds in animal organs and tissue, and evaluate fluctuations in endogenous substances, biomarkers, and so on.
Could you please give us an actual example of pharmacokinetic analysis?
Of course. We used the iMScope TRIO to evaluate the distribution of a certain low molecular weight compound in rats. The compound we used is characterized by the fact that it bonds specifically to, and accumulate, the melanin in the eyeball. If a compound under development builds up by bonding to melanin or in some other way, we need to be careful about the photosensitivity of the compound. However, it's not always the case that if a compound bonds with melanin and is distributed within it, it demonstrates toxicity when it decomposes as a result of photosensitivity. Such understanding of what sort of degradation product occurs as a result of light is important in predicting the risk of toxicity. Furthermore, if we can establish that a compound dissipates relatively quickly, it usually means there will be no problems. From the pharmacokinetic standpoint, it is very important in the creation of safe drugs that we ascertain a compound's profile at an early stage of development, to see if it bonds to and accumulate melanin and what degradation products might occur.
I seem to recall that one of the main reasons you selected the iMScope TRIO was its spatial resolution.
That's right. The instrument is characterized by having a microscope at the front. The laser spec has improved significantly in the past few years, meaning that we can now perform high-resolution analysis, but I think that when analyzing a sample slice, the key point is being able to ascertain what point on the sample was being measured when the image in question was obtained. Having a microscope means that we can observe a part in detail and match results with what we are actually measuring. This has allowed us to correctly analyze at super-high resolution for the first time. Anyone who actually uses the instrument would be delighted by this. It is extremely important to position accurately and understand what part of the sample slice is being analyzed. The higher the resolution, the more likely it is that, just by moving five or ten microns, we are looking at a completely different place. The use of IMS has made it possible to confirm the specific distribution of the compound under evaluation within retinal melanin at super-high resolution, down to five microns. Many people have been amazed that we are able to examine samples in such detail. When people see the iMScope TRIO's high-resolution analysis in action for the first time, the impact is enormous.
Are there any other examples you can give us?
There is a substance called gentamycin, which is known to express toxicity within the kidneys in rats. There have been few reports that have proven where within the kidney it is distributed and expresses toxicity, and so we looked at whether it is possible to use IMS technology to evaluate this. Specifically, we implemented verification using 10-micron super-high-resolution analysis. Results showed that, when we looked at the distribution of the compound at a resolution that allowed the recognition of proximal tubules and glomerulus, gentamycin was distributed in proximal tubules, but had not built up in almost any other areas. In other words, we were able to confirm that the buildup of gentamycin in proximal tubules is the mechanism for toxicity expression.
Did you get more insightful analysis results thanks to using this technology?
Well, we're still at the basic research level, but we analyze biomarker fluctuation, which tells us what endogenous substances are active in a particular pathology caused by administration of a compound. For example, if gentamycin is administered and causes a disorder, it is assumed that the concentration of a particular endogenous substance will have risen compared with its state prior to administration. If we administer a drug or a compound that is a candidate for development, and the endogenous substance is reduced, allowing recovery from the disorder, the fluctuation in said endogenous substance indicates pathological improvement indirectly. Additionally, if the phenomenon is caused by the predicted efficacy mechanism of the development candidate compound, analyzing the phenomenon demonstrates that the drug has worked in line with its concept. Furthermore, if comprehensive analysis allows identification of types of endogenous substance, this means it may in the future allow the discovery of biomarkers that are clinically effective. This is an extremely attractive prospect.
So you are talking not only about drug discovery that aims for a cure, but also going a little further to the diagnostic stage. Early diagnosis and early cure are obviously important, but it is extremely interesting to hear how you are seeking biomarkers useful for determining the effectiveness of prognosis.
What are some of the conventional methods for evaluating tissue distribution?
In general, for a single project, a labeled compound is not synthesized at the point at which there are still multiple candidate compounds. Unlabeled compounds are administered, and organs subsequently removed, after which quantitative analysis is performed using LCMS on the homogenate of those organs.
And do you use autoradiography (ARG) after that, as part of the research process?
Yes. As the research stage progresses and we narrow down the compounds, we use radio-isotope (RI) labeled compounds to evaluate where a compound is distributed within the body after administration, where it builds up, and how long it takes before it is excreted, with the aim of applying for approval as a pharmaceutical product.
So you progress to ARG when you have narrowed down the candidate compounds?
That's right. In principle, we use it at the stage when a compound is moving into clinical testing. Creating markers requires significant investment, however, and we need to determine whether it is worth the investment cost. We try to avoid using ARG at the point where we still have multiple candidates.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of IMS in comparison with ARG?
The advantages are, firstly and most importantly, that we can perform evaluation at an early stage, prior to having to narrow the compounds down to one. The second relates to the greatest attribute of the mass spectrometer. With ARG, it is not possible to distinguish between the unaltered substance and metabolite distributions from marker tissue distribution information. In particular, when there are multiple metabolites present, the distribution and buildup information obtained is for a mixture of behaviors, where we don't know the ratio of the metabolites. Using a mass spectrometer allows us to see the distribution of each of the unaltered substances and metabolites. Members of the safety research section in our company have also said that they would like to use it to investigate toxicity mechanisms. This is because toxicity is sometimes caused by unaltered substances, and sometimes by metabolites.
Furthermore, it may be effective in the evaluation of safety considering the difference between animal species. One example is a case where some data shows a particular toxicity present in rats, which is caused by a metabolite that is only produced in rats, and therefore cannot be created in humans. Not only ARG but also mass spectrometry offers visual information. If it is possible to demonstrate that the toxicity is caused not by unaltered substance but rather by metabolites that are specific to rats, we can consider that the toxicity may not occur in humans.
That's very interesting!
As I just said, the great advantage is that it can be used not only for compounds but also for evaluating biomarkers that are active at the same time.
The non-targeting approach? That's a particular feature of this method. How about any disadvantages?
There is no guarantee that all compounds being measured can be ionized. That's the main disadvantage. In contrast to marker analysis, mass spectrometry can't detect non-ionized compounds, so it's not possible to use it to evaluate absolutely any and every compound.
That's true. That's the reason whole-body ARG probably won't be replaced completely with IMS, isn't it? How about sensitivity?
This is a very general comment, but MALDI currently compares poorly with LCMS and LC-MS/MS.
We are pressing ahead with improvements to sensitivity in pretreatment, thanks to Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma's cooperation.
Yes, and then we need to think about what IMS is targeting, how much we can expect from it, and what it will be used for. If the target compound is highly ionized, which allows evaluation of effective dosage, then IMS can be used in efficacy mechanism analysis. But if it's not, then looking at efficacy evaluation levels might be difficult. When evaluating toxicity mechanisms, however, the dose and distribution quantity of the candidate compounds is sufficient, making their levels detectable. If IMS can be used for that purpose, it will offer attractive evaluation methods.
The microscopic level resolution is also part of the comparison to ARG, isn't it?
Given the problem of ionization, it is difficult to imagine that IMS completely replaces ARG when considering the current quantitative ARG results. The iMScope TRIO performs best when it is used not to evaluate whole-body distribution, but rather when it is focused on a certain type of tissue. This is because it allows high-resolution analysis. I think it is more appropriate to use it to look in a focused way at kidney tissue, brain tissue or liver tissue, and to get an accurate idea of how compounds, metabolites and biomarkers are distributed and fluctuate within those settings.
I see. In other words, it's not a replacement for ARG, it's a technology with the potential to provide supplementary information that cannot be obtained using ARG, and thus further help progress research and development in drug discovery.
Exactly. It's not possible to do everything using IMS, but we can use it with sample slices, to roughly check whether or not the target substances are present. Once we know where they are, we can perform more detailed analysis using mass spectrometry.
Both methods have advantages don't they? And these advantages can be used, rather than merely making up for the disadvantages.
So, looking ahead, what are your hopes for this technology in the future?
They are mainly to do with quantitative analysis. Pretreatment is important for this. Particularly, how evenly you can apply the matrix with good reproducibility. An automatic matrix application device is required for this. I think that the vaporization-type iMLayer, actually, is a very good device. When I present my results at seminars and so on, researchers looking at improving sensitivity and quantitative evaluation are always very interested in the automation aspect of the instrument.
How about areas other than quantitative analysis?
Chasing after the development compounds themselves is my major task using IMS, but I'd like to talk about another area. I am currently responsible for preclinical DMPK, and use laboratory animals for efficacy evaluation. I'd like to use the technology more in these evaluations. If the disease mechanism is a new one, efficacy evaluation becomes difficult. I'd like to discover biomarkers that can be used in that evaluation. If those biomarkers are reflected in human blood parameters when the drug goes into clinical trials, they can be used as indicators, and as markers to monitor treatment effectiveness when the drug is actually administered.
So you are talking about using IMS not only at an earlier stage in drug discovery than ARG, but also after entering the clinical phase.
I remember that in one of your lectures you said that, for biomarker research, the fluctuation results for biomarkers in the clinical phase would lead to the possibility of finding the next target. I was very impressed when I heard that.
Finally, do you have any opinions or hopes regarding the analytical instruments industry as a whole?
Within my area of work, which is mainly preclinical DMPK, we handle a lot of samples that originate in clinical research, and there is an increasing tendency towards working with materials actually used for clinical research. Since pharmaceutical companies exist to promote the health of patients, I would like to see Shimadzu working on the development of instruments that do not simply perform analysis for the sake of analysis, but rather take a step further towards the bigger vision of health care, for example by cooperating with us on the development of methods and instruments for use in analyzing markers that predict disease.
We certainly hope that you will continue to collaborate with us on the development of analysis instruments that can evaluate treatment as a whole, not only for diagnosis but also to confirm prognosis. Thank you for your insights and your time today.
iMScope TRIO: Imaging Mass Microscope
We have had high expectations right from the start in regard to the uniqueness of the concept behind imaging mass spectrometry. Recently, not only have significant advances been made in the hardware, but significant progress has also been made in the field of pretreatment technology research aimed at practical utilization. My conversation with Mr. Kaji confirmed that IMS is being applied nowadays not only in basic medical research, but also in a variety of settings at the forefront of drug discovery research.
In response to this level of anticipation from our users, I feel strongly encouraged to continue with technological research that aims to "Realize Our Wishes for the Well-Being of Both Mankind and the Earth."


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Booze Movies: The 100 Proof Film Guide
Reviews, news, and features from the world of soused cinema
ALCOHOL--THE FABRIC OF FILM HISTORY IS SOGGY WITH THE STUFF. STILL, FILM HISTORIANS HAVE RARELY GIVEN BOOZE ITS DUE. THIS SITE IS DEDICATED TO SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT.
Toasts (5)
Why Booze Movies?
After the Thin Man (1936)
American Beer (2004)
Animals, Whores, and Dialogue: Breakfast with Hunter Vol.2
Another Thin Man (1939)
Arthur (1981)
Bad News Bears, The (1976)
Bad Santa (2003)
Bank Dick, The (1940)
Barfly (1987)
Beer Barrel Polecats (1946)
Big Hangover, The (1950)
Big Lebowski, The (1998)
Black Angel (1946)
Blazing Saddles (1974)
Blotto (1930)
Booze Hangs High, The (1930)
Bottle Shock (2008)
Bottom of the Bottle, The (1956)
Breakfast with Hunter (2003)
Bromo and Juliet (1926)
Cat Ballou (1965)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)
Caught Plastered (1931)
Chimes at Midnight (a.k.a. Falstaff, 1965)
Comedy of Terrors, The (1964)
Country Girl, the (1954)
Cuckoo On A Choo Choo (1952)
Days of Wine and Roses (1962)
Desperado (1995)
Drunken Master (1978)
Drunken Master II (a.k.a. The Legend of Drunken Master, 1994)
Eastern College (2008)
Educating Rita (1983)
Everything Must Go (2010)
Face on the Bar Room Floor, The (1914)
Factotum (2005)
Fat City (1972)
Fatal Glass of Beer, The (1933)
Felix the Cat Woos Whoopee (1928)
Fixer Uppers, The (1935)
Free Lisl: Fear & Loathing in Denver (2006)
Free Soul, A (1931)
Great Man Votes, The (1939)
Great Profile, The (1940)
Hangover, The (2009)
Her Majesty Love (1931)
High and Dizzy (1920)
His Favorite Pastime (1914)
I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955)
Iceman Cometh, The (1973)
International House (1933)
Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957)
It's the Old Army Game (1926)
Izzy & Moe (1985)
Johnny Eager (1942)
Last Flight, The (1931)
Leaving Las Vegas (1995)
Live Ghost, The (1934)
Living Wake, The (2007)
Lost Weekend, The (1945)
Love Begins at Twenty (1936)
Love Song for Bobby Long, A (2004)
Love at First Bite (1950)
Mabel's Married Life (1914)
Mabel's Strange Predicament (1914)
Man on the Flying Trapeze, The (1935)
Man with a Cloak, The (1951)
Master, The (2012)
Mississippi (1935)
Moonrunners (1975)
Moonshine (2000)
Moonshine County Express (1977)
Moonshine War, The (1970)
Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994)
Mudhoney (1965)
My Favorite Year (1982)
My Little Chickadee (1940)
National Lampoon's Animal House (1978)
Night Out, A (1915)
Nightmare Alley (1947)
Nutty Professor, The (1963)
Old Fashioned Way, The (1934)
Old School (2003)
On the Bowery (1957)
One A.M. (1916)
Papa's Delicate Condition (1963)
Pardon My Scotch (1935)
Part Time Pal (1947)
Pay Day (1922)
Pharmacist, The (1933)
Philadelphia Story, The (1940)
Pie-Eyed (1925)
Poppy (1936)
Public Enemy, The (1931)
Public Hero #1 (1935)
Remember Last Night? (1935)
Rio Bravo (1959)
Rio Rita (1929)
Road House (1948)
Robin and the 7 Hoods (1964)
Rounders, The (1914)
Scram! (1932)
Secret of Santa Vittoria, The (1969)
Shadow of the Thin Man (1941)
Shakes the Clown (1991)
Shooting of Dan McGoo, The (1945)
Sin of Harold Diddlebock (a.k.a. Mad Wednesday, 1947)
Sir Henry At Rawlinson End (1980)
Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman (1947)
Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
Steamboat Round the Bend (1935)
Still Making Moonshine (2008)
Strange Brew (1983)
Streetcar Named Desire, A (1951)
Tales of Manhattan (1942)
Tales of Terror (1962)
Tango Tangles (a.k.a. Charlie's Recreation, 1914)
Them Thar Hills (1934)
Thin Man, The (1934)
Trees Lounge (1996)
Under the Volcano (1984)
Verdict, The (1982)
W.C. Fields and Me (1976)
Wet Parade, The (1932)
What Drink Did (1909)
What Price Hollywood? (1932)
When I Die (2005)
Where the Buffalo Roam (1980)
Whisky Galore (a.k.a. Tight Little Island, 1949)
White Lightning (1973)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)
Wild Bunch, The (1969)
Wild Party, The (1975)
Wings (1927)
Withnail & I (1987)
World's End, The (2013)
You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (1939)
You're Telling Me (1934)
Young Adult (2011)
Arthur Housman and Jack Norton, Character Drunks
Charlie Chaplin on His Centennial
Deadwood on its 10th Anniversary
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W.C. Fields, the Great Man of Soused Cinema
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Review: Animals, Whores, and Dialogue: Breakfast with Hunter Vol. 2 (2010)
>> Saturday, August 14, 2010
USA/C-91m./Dir: Wayne Ewing/Cast: Hunter S. Thompson (Himself), Anita Thompson (Herself), Warren Zevon (Himself), Sheriff Bob Braudis (Himself), Jennifer Erskine (Herself), Ed Bradley (Himself)
With the 2003 documentary, Breakfast with Hunter, Wayne Ewing shared a small portion of the hundreds of hours of video that he shot of his friend Hunter S. Thompson during the last two decades of the great writer's life. The film was a patchwork quilt, that allowed fans of the journalist's prose to eavesdrop on the writer as he relaxed in his Woody Creek home, reminisced with friends and collaborators about some his best writing assignments, and consulted (at times reluctantly) on the movie version of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Ewing's documentary provided a rare glimpse of the real Hunter S. Thompson (warts and all), rather than the self-created caricature and icon of overindulgence, Raoul Duke.
Since Wayne Ewing followed up on Breakfast with Hunter with two documentaries that touched upon Thompson's world without focusing on the writer himself--When I Die (2005) and Free Lisl: Fear & Loathing in Denver (2006)--it was only natural to assume that the documentarian had used up the best footage of Hunter in his first film. However, Ewing has proven us wrong with the release of a sequel, Animals, Whores, and Dialogue: Breakfast with Hunter Vol. 2, which is just as delightful and illuminating as the 2003 original.
The title of the new film comes from the words of inspiration that Hunter taped to the top of his electric typewriter--ANIMALS * WHORES * DIALOGUE * ELECTRICITY--and the doc is framed around a November 16, 2003 writing session in Hunter's home, in which he consumes copious quantities of Chivas Regal Scotch, while bouncing ideas off his wife and others in the room. The opportunity to witness one of the greatest writers of the 20th Century hunting and pecking on his typewriter is enough to recommend the movie. However, the sequel is just as loosely constructed as the original; and we quickly leave Owl Farm to enjoy precious footage of Hunter attending parties honoring him and his work, sharing behind-the-scenes stories with interviewers, comparing the relative evils of Richard M. Nixon and George W. Bush, and lighting up visibly when hearing someone read a particularly well-turned phrase from one of his articles.
Like Breakfast With Hunter, Animals, Whores, and Dialogue makes no attempt to provide a biographical background for the clips that it presents, so it is not recommended for viewers who are unfamiliar with Thompson's life and work. However, for fans of the late, great Dr. Gonzo, Vol. 2 is just as essential viewing as the 2003 original. Let's hope Wayne Ewing has even more treasures in reserve to give us a Vol. 3.
Drinks Consumed--Chivas Regal Scotch, wine, beer, and champagne
Intoxicating Effects--Pure orneriness
Potent Quotables--ED BRADLEY (a toast): Hunter, after all that fucking Chivas, man, there's three-quarters of a bottle over there, ya know. And I really wish you were here to drink it. I understand why you did what you did. I miss you.
Video Availability--The DVD of Animals, Whores, and Dialogue: Breakfast With Hunter Vol. 2 and Wayne Ewing's other HST documentaries can only be purchased directly from the director's Website, Hunter Thompson Films (http://www.hunterthompsonfilms.com/)
Similarly Sauced Cinema--Wayne Ewing has further explored the gonzo world of Hunter S. Thompson in Breakfast With Hunter (2003), When I Die (2005), and Free Lisle: Fear and Loathing in Denver (2006).
The Gonzo Tapes:The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson
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Germany, Berlin Guide (B): Ten Most Unique Things to Do in Berlin Germany
There are diverse beautiful places in Germany that attract numerous tourists every year. However, Berlin is one of the most wonderful places in the world, so you cannot afford to overlook it when visiting this country. The city is a fountain of rich history, culture and modern elements, packaged into an exquisite travel haven. Unfortunately, it is often impossible to visit all the attractions and do all the fun things that the city can offer. However, there are some awesome Berlin experiences that you cannot afford to miss. Here is a short outline of the most unique things to do in Berlin.
While the city of Berlin has great obvious above-ground attractions, you will also find some unique underground sights. Therefore, you should plan to take an underground tour during your visit. Basically, there are extensive networks of architecture in the subterranean part of the land. People can tour through these sections courtesy of the Berliner Unterwelten, a non-profit organization. This society works to ensure that these hidden spaces are open for viewing by the public. The tour includes the Gesundbrunnen underground train station, numerous bunkers and civilian shelters. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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ONE to buy controlling stakes in three US container terminals
Under the definitive agreements reached in this regard, ONE will purchase Mitsui O.S.K. Lines' 51% interest in TraPac.
Both TraPac and YTI are container terminal operators. Credit: Venti Views on Unsplash
Japanese shipping firm Ocean Network Express (One) has agreed to pick majority holdings in three US West Coast container terminals.
It will also buy Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha's 51% stake in Yusen Terminals (YTI).
Both TraPac and YTI are container terminal operators, with TraPac offering services in Los Angeles and Oakland and YTI offering services in Los Angeles.
TraPac operates Port of Los Angeles' TraPac Los Angeles container terminal along with another container terminal at the Port of Oakland.
YTI operates Port of Los Angeles' Yusen Container Terminal.
The deals, which form part of the integration of the container shipping businesses from the parent firms into ONE, await the clearance of relevant authorities.
In a statement, ONE noted: "The recent disruptions to the supply chain due to Covid-19 have highlighted the importance container terminals play in keeping global trade flowing.
"The newly acquired container terminals will safeguard ONE's access to terminal capacity in key and strategic gateways, support its growth ambitions and enhance its service offerings to customers."
Earlier this year, ONE awarded Hyundai Heavy Industries and Nihon Shipyard contracts to build ten very large container ships (VLCS).
Slated for delivery in 2025, the vessels have a nominal capacity of more than 13,700 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs).
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fitch Ratings has assigned an 'A' rating to the Metropolitan Airport Commission's (MAC; Minneapolis, MN) series 2011A subordinate airport revenue refunding bonds expected to be issued in the amount of $73.8 million depending upon market conditions. The proceeds from the proposed series 2011A subordinate airport revenue refunding bonds will be used to advance refund all or a portion of the subordinate series 2003A bonds. Fitch has also affirmed the 'AA-' rating on MAC's $766.9 million senior revenue bonds and the 'A' rating on $746.5 million of outstanding parity subordinate revenue bonds. The Rating Outlook on all bonds is Stable.
--The Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan statistical area (MSA) is a well established commercial center for the upper Midwest with no competing facilities in the vicinity. Considerable demand for air service generated from a broad-based local economy with an origination & destination (O&D) base of 8.4 million enplaned passengers. Delta maintains a dominant market share representing 78.7% of enplanements with connecting traffic representing approximately 45% of total traffic which leaves Minneapolis St-Paul International Airport (MSP) susceptible to realignment of hubbing service. Enplanements have increased modestly after several years of declines.
--Carriers operate under a hybrid operating agreement with a compensatory methodology for Terminal 1 (Lindbergh Terminal) costs and residual for the airfield. Terminal 2 (Humphrey Terminal) is under an ordinance. The airport's cost per enplaned passenger (CPE) was a competitive $6.03 in 2010 and is expected to remain competitive despite an expected increase to approximately $6.43 in 2011 as debt service ramps up.
--Comparable to other airports of its size, MSP has a fair amount of leverage with $1.7 billion of debt outstanding (including $226.6 million of general obligation [GO] bonds). All of MAC's debt is fully amortizing and fixed rate.
--MSP has maintained strong and stable financial performance despite recent traffic declines. The airport maintains a diverse revenue stream consisting of aero-nautical, parking, concession, PFC, and other non-airline revenues. MSP's healthy balance sheet helps to manage the financial metrics given the size of its operations. Net debt/cash flow available for debt service (CFADS): 8.19 times (x); debt per enplanement: $111; and days cash on hand (DCOH): 653 days.
--Having recently completed an approximately $2.9 billion capital program, the airport's capital plans are modest, focused on airfield work and noise mitigation. The capital program will be funded from a combination of passenger facility charges (PFCs), proceeds from previous issuance, grants, and available cash. No new money long-term borrowing is currently anticipated.
--Significant or unanticipated change in airport's current traffic base, particularly hub operations, and ongoing commitment from its leading carrier.
--Large deterioration of financial metrics as a result of inability to manage cost structure.
The bonds are secured by a net pledge of general airport revenues.
Passenger demand at the airport is sizable at 15.7 million enplanements with approximately 45% of traffic derived from connecting passengers. Enplanements rebounded slightly in fiscal 2010 up a modest 0.1% following four consecutive years of enplanement declines. Through July 2011 passenger traffic was up 1.2% from the same period in 2010. Overall, traffic is approximately 12% below its peak 2005 level. Key influences to these trends include the prior bankruptcy filing of Northwest, the general downturn in domestic air traffic demand, and reductions in capacity serving both O&D and connecting traffic.
Delta (Issuer Default Rating 'B-', Outlook Positive) is the airport's largest carrier, as it and its affiliates accounted for 78.7% of total enplanements in 2010. Under the terms of its lease agreement, which runs through 2020, Delta covenants that it and its regional affiliate airlines will maintain an annual average of 360 daily departing flights from the airport (no less than 250 of such flights will be aircraft with more than 70 seats). Delta has averaged over 400 daily flights every month in 2011. Delta recently announced plans to prepay leases tied to the series 15 GO bonds, which will lead to the refunding of the $214 million series 15 GO bonds in the first half of 2012. In conjunction with the prepayment of the leases Delta will consolidate training and support functions currently located in the Minneapolis area to Atlanta as part of its strategic business plan.
The other carriers serving at MSP include American Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, US Airways, and United Airlines, none of which represented more than 4% of enplaned passengers in 2010. Southwest Airlines introduced service in 2009 and through June 2011 served 3.7% of the market.
Despite the tepid traffic performance, the airport maintained its sound financial position in 2010 with net revenues providing 2.22x coverage of senior lien debt service (D/S), and 1.57x coverage of subordinate lien debt service, prior to transfers. When PFCs are treated as revenue instead of an offset to D/S senior lean coverage was 2.05x with total coverage of 1.43x in 2010. These coverage levels are largely unchanged from performance figures in the four previous years. Revenue sources are diverse with aeronautical revenues contributing only 35% of total airport revenues. However, with Delta alone contributing to over 80% of airline revenues, counterparty risk is high.
The airport's CPE remains favorable compared to similar sized connecting hub facilities at $6.03 in fiscal 2010 and is expected to rise to $6.43 in fiscal 2011 as debt service increases. Comparatively, other large hub airports across the Midwest will be facing rising CPE levels as costs associated with capital programs are phased into their airline charges. Thus, MSP should be able to maintain its favorable cost position. Cash reserves are notably strong with unrestricted balances of $235 million, translating to 653 DCOH.
The airport's future capital needs are modest, having already completed a $2.9 billion capital program in 2010, the principal component of which was the construction of a new runway. Through 2017, the airport's capital program will total $572 million. Most of the projects relate to airfield and runway rehabilitation, noise mitigation, and routine terminal improvements. The airport expects to fund its capital program with a combination of proceeds from previously issued senior bonds, PFCs, federal and state grants, as well as other available revenues of the commission with no future new money borrowing currently anticipated.
--'Rating Criteria for Airports' (Nov. 29, 2010).


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Bosnia and Herzegovina is a south European nation situated on the Balkan Peninsula. The central part of the country features the dramatic Dinaric Alps which provide for excellent off-piste skiing and snowboarding. The capital city is a short one-hour flight south of Vienna, Austria.
Hiking and mountaineering clubs in Bosnia and Herzegovina started appearing in the 1920s. Popular to this day, these clubs are credited with organizing the first ski trips and lessons.
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While the tradition of skiing in Bosnia and Herzegovina goes far back there are fewer than five permanent ski resorts in the country today. Most of the chair lifts, grooming and hospitality facilities are outdated by western standards. With spectacular nature, challenging slopes and dry, low-moisture snow Bosnia and Herzegovina is an excellent destination for a low-frills expert skier and snowboarder who is willing to sacrifice some personal comfort for a challenging and safe adventure.
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This article is about trying to avoid waffling in your *Action* posts, and cut to the chase.
I've seen this a few times in Sci-fi PBEMs, especially Star Trek ones, but of course it could exist in any. GM's write an *Action* post which is really heavy with dialogue from the Captain. Maybe the Captain is talking with his First Officer, or with an Admiral, or a diplomat from an alien colony.
What happens is that the entire post sets up the scenario where other players can get involved. So for example the Captain could argue with his First Officer and make a bad choice that leads the crew into a dangerous situation, or with the Admiral he is ordered to take his ship and check out some unexplained phenomenon, or talks with the alien diplomat break down and they end up attacking the spaceship.
All these scenarios are very common in an *Action* post. Now you might be looking at the title of this post and wondering what I'm getting to. You might be thinking that I'm being overly harsh on posts that have too much dialogue with the Captain, and I'm about to say that he's not important, and that only the players are important.
What I'm saying isn't that. Also I'm not saying that giving too much explanation is a bad thing either. It is actually very sensible and worthwhile to show the reasons behind why things happen in your game. Without this, the story could be too rushed, and you end up starting a story with no explanation of why anything is happening, only that it DOES. Your players might start to disrespect you for not following the laws of common sense, or start to follow your lead of not bothering to write an interesting story. If you don't, why should they?
So what I am saying is that you shouldn't get too carried away when creating your *Action* posts. The Captain is the leader of your crew, and therefore he is a great driving force for your story. But, it's very easy to get carried away when using him to go into a lot of unnecessary dialogue, with the idea of setting up a story which isn't that complicated.
For example if the Captain is talking to the First Officer, he might invite the First officer into his office, sit down, offer a tea or coffee, have a little chat about life and "how's the kids/wife/cat?" before getting to the important bit that sets up the story. If the Captain is talking to the Admiral, he might be friendly at first, then get awkward when the Admiral starts telling him what to do, and argues back unnecessarily. If talking to the alien diplomat this conversation could go on for ages talking about their political situation, racism, the alien's right to defend themselves, etc before getting to the important bit of the story. You don't have to show every single little decision that the Captain makes.
Then the Captain retells this all to the crew anyway, and there's no need to mention it all again, unless it's just to clearly summarise what the crew (and therefore your players) need to do.
Your Captain might be a fascinating character. Despite the title I'm in no way trying to say that people don't want to hear about him, but that can be done in a separate post.
All the text in an *Action* post needs to be concise. Think about your players, and which are the important parts of the story that directly affect their character. Make sure these are highlighted as the most important.


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Spring has almost sprung, and with it comes the arrival of the annual Spring in the Park freeski and snowboard camp. Taking place at Terrain Park, Zugspitze from March 15-30 2008, the event will offer two weeks of freestyle fun, and hopefully a spot of sun. With free expert coaching, kit tests and a 'Sponsor Me' contest on March 29th, the camp sponsored by K2 Sports and Ride looks set to be a springtime highlight.
Top ski and snowboard pros from the K2 and Ride teams will be on hand to advise riders how to perfect their tricks on rails and kickers. During the Girl's Week from March 16-23 2008, Michelle Parker (USA) will be coaching the female slopestyle skiers, while Ursina Haller (SUI) and Tanja Baumgartner (AUT) will take care of the snowboard girls. Lots of other treats are also in store for the female participants, including a 'Girls Only' party at the Hausberg Lodge.
Throughout the week, participants will have the opportunity to test the newest K2 and Ride 2008/09 ski and snowboard equipment for free. Then on Saturday March 29th, the ladies can showcase their new-found skills at the 'Sponsor Me' contest, where the winners could bag a coveted sponsorship deal with either K2 Skis or the Ride snowboard team.
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Q: passing data to child component angular (Data recived from web service not append on child) I am Trying to assign data after service load for better understanding watch the code .
Service
getcampaigndata(slug: any): Promise<any> {
     return this.http
                .get('service url'+slug)
                .toPromise()
                .then((res) => res.json())
                .catch(this.handleError);
}

Parents Component
public slug: string;
public data: any = {};

this.campaign.getcampaigndata(this.slug).subscribe(params => {
      this.data = params;
});

Child Component
import {CampaignComponent} from '../../campaign.component';

constructor(private shared: SharedService,private route:ActivatedRoute,public campaign: CampaignComponent) { };

 ngOnInit() {
     console.log(this.campaign.slug);
     console.log(this.campaign.data);
 }

**Output** :
SLUG
Object{}

As you can see i have import the CampaignComponet on another component its working very good for slug cuz slug is assign on runtime but for data its not assigned because of http request . Any one have solution of this ?
using this.data=JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('currentCampaign')); instand of webservice works fine

A: Use @Input decorator to pass data to your child component
<child-component [myData]="data"></child-component>

And in the ChildComponent
export class ChildComponent {
  @Input() myData;
}

And also when ngOnInit() is called your passed data is not bound yet. So you need another lifecycle event, ngOnChanges() or ngAfterViewInit().

A: You can also refer the below link which explains different ways:
https://scotch.io/tutorials/3-ways-to-pass-async-data-to-angular-2-child-components