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North American organizations call on the Canadian government to stand up to Washington's bullying on NAFTA, and to strike a fair trade deal
Thursday, September 6, 2018 - 14:13
OTTAWA, TORONTO, MEXICO CITY, WASHINGTON – The political and economic climate in which Canada, Mexico and the United States began the NAFTA renegotiations in 2017 has deteriorated drastically in 2018, with Canada recently being effectively shut out. In the last week of August a tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the acronym NAFTA would be buried forever to be replaced by a new deal, the U.S.-Mexico trade agreement.
Organizations from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. denounce Trump's 'divide and conquer' strategy which has potentially led a three country trade agreement to being reduced to two bi-laterals.
According to the Council of Canadians Honorary Chairperson Maude Barlow: "Trump's announcement of a trade deal with Mexico shows what we said 30 years ago about free trade with the US: putting all our trade apples in one basket would give the U.S. government and American corporations too much power over Canada. We were right!"
The United States Trade Representative has stated: "The United States and Mexico have reached a preliminary agreement in principle, subject to finalization and implementation." According to Manuel Perez-Rocha, Associate Fellow with the Washington-based Institute for Policy Studies (IPS): "The NAFTA renegotiation has reached a Kafkaesque stage. Not only have the negotiations not been finalized, and have recently been minus Canada, but the texts remain hidden from the public."
"We call on Canada to reject the pressure to immediately accept the trade arrangement between the U.S. and Mexico that Trump would wish to trumpet as a propaganda success in the lead up to the U.S. November mid-term elections. Deadlines such as this one are nothing more than pressure tactics to force the trade negotiators into compromises when most likely it will not be the current U.S. Congress that will deal with it," said professor Alberto Arroyo Picard from the Autonomous Metropolitan University (Mexico), and a member of the coalition Mexico Better Without FTAs. Mr. Arroyo added: "Though the current Mexican negotiators hypocritically state that they want Canada to be part of the treaty, the truth is that it will be the incoming Mexican government that is really committed to see it happen, which also coincides with the position held by Mexican grassroots organizations."
After the August 31, 2018 United States notification of Congress of its intention to sign an agreement with Mexico, with or without Canada, Sharon Treat, the Senior Attorney for the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP), stated: "A NAFTA deal without Canadian participation is not a completed deal." With respect to Trump's frequent tweets calling on the Canadian government to dismantle Canada's successful dairy supply management program, Ms. Treat points out: "Rather than destroy the Canadian dairy industry, we should be learning from their example and adopting policies that successfully balance supply and demand and lift up our own farmers. That's why family farm groups in the U.S. have spoken on the need to overhaul domestic dairy policy….rather than attacking Canada's program."
None of the three NAFTA governments are sharing details of the talks with the public. "We call on the Canadian government to publish any agreed upon texts right away and that these secretive talks be replaced by an authentic consultative process involving legislators and civil society" said Rick Arnold, Chair of the Council of Canadians Northumberland Chapter trade group. "Canada needs to stand up to the bullying and insults coming from the Trump White House and ensure a sustainable development end game that addresses growing inequalities that face most people in North America".
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2018 Edition of Tiger Tactics
BATON ROUGE - The Department of Accounting at LSU's E. J. Ourso College of Business has published its annual Tiger Tactics newsletter announcing several accomplishments of students, faculty, and alumni.
Erin Kilpatrick ('16, '17 alumna) was awarded the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) Elijah Watt Sells Award, the second LSU graduate to win in as many years. The award is bestowed on CPA candidates who have achieved excellence on the CPA Examination, and only 58 individuals out of 95,858 who recently sat for the exam met the criteria to receive the award. "The accounting department does a great job preparing students to pass the exam," said Kilpatrick, who is featured on the cover of Tiger Tactics. "You do have to put in additional studying and effort, but LSU equipped me with the knowledge to be successful."
In April 2018, Claire Masson ('17 undergraduate and current MAcc student) competed in the annual SAS Global Forum, a data analytics competition in which teams of two-to-four students share their work in a 20-minute presentation. "The SAS Global Forum Student Symposium was an extraordinary event to attend for data analytics exposure," said Masson. "The conference was an invaluable experience to network and learn from other analytics professionals."
A trio of LSU Department of Accounting faculty collaborated on a paper that was accepted for publication in Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory. "Auditors and Disclosure Quality: The Case of Major Customer Disclosures" was written by Joseph Legoria, associate professor, Ken Reichelt, professor and Jared Soileau, associate professor. Legoria, Reichelt and Soileau show that both mandatory and voluntary disclosures of major customers in the Form 10-K filing is positively affected by the quality of auditors – specialists, larger accounting firms and larger offices.
"In this issue of Tiger Tactics, we bring you another update that spotlights students, alumni, and faculty, as well as special events and accomplishments," says Tommy Phillips, Professor and Department Chair of the Department of Accounting. To the many supporters of the department, Phillips says "I must emphasize how we appreciate the financial support from many of you. Your contributions help to keep our program nationally competitive. We sincerely thank you, and we are hoping that we can count on others to join you in giving to accounting academics to make LSU even better."
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The Department of Accounting at LSU's E. J. Ourso College of Business strives for excellence in teaching, research and service to the accounting profession. With a mission of producing graduates at all levels who excel in their pursuits, the department offers undergraduate and graduate programs that prepare students for careers in various fields, including industry, auditing, finance, government and academia. For more information, visit lsu.edu/business/accounting, call 225-578-6202 or email accounting@lsu.edu.
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BWN Nerds' Review: Hawkeye: Episodes 1 & 2(2021)
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Welcome to this week's edition of the Nerd Review! Every week the Nerds give you their take on entertainment from the Nerd-o-sphere. This week, Patrick and Dave review Episodes 1 and 2 of the MCU Disney+ miniseries Hawkeye!
The Show: Hawkeye
What's it About: Stil struggling to rebuild his life after the battle with Thanos, Clint Barton is spending Christmas in New York with his children. When someone is spotted fighting crime in the guise of Barton's dark alter ego Ronin, Clint knows he must take action. Barton finds himself facing his past demons and mentoring a new hero.
IMDB Score: 8.1/10
The Nerds' Take on Hawkeye (2021):
Dave: The Nerd Review returns to the MCU for the next few weeks as we offer our thoughts and opinions on a series that Rey Cash was so excited about he could barely contain himself….Hawkeye.
Rather than do a blow-by-blow recap of the first two Episodes, let's focus more on what this series is really all about: The passing of the Hawkeye torch from Clint Barton to Kate Bishop. In many ways, this series is right in the cross hairs of a surprising amount of MCU backlash we have seen recently. The root cause of that backlash is a relative impatience on the part of some of the viewing public to move beyond the characters they know and love from the Infinity Saga and accept the fact that Marvel is telling a different story with new characters in familiar roles. This, as noted in my review of Eternals, was a key factor that had led to some poor reviews for that movie. After just two Episodes of Hawkeye, we are hearing some of the same sort of refrain.
As a character, Hawkeye is very similar to Black Widow in that his story has not really been told, at least not in any sort of detail. Those of us who are comics fans know that Hawkeye's story is a very deep, branching, and fascinating one. True enough, the MCU's version of Hawkeye is the more family-oriented version of the character. Still, there seems to be a lot of backstory that had not been presented as of yet.
Then, running parallel to this, is the story of Kate Bishop, Clint Barton's successor. The first two Episodes introduce us to Kate. We get to see how the Chitahuri invasion of New York from 2012's The Avengers dramatically altered her life and how Hawkeye became such a huge influence on her that day. We learn that Kate is a martial arts expert and a world champion archer in her own right. Early on, we get to meet Kate's mother and, more importantly, her fiancée Jack Duquesne, who we know from the comics as the villainous Swordsman. Duquesne's sword skill is on full display in an impromptu fencing bout between he and Kate. Before that happens though, Kate goes into stealth mode to discover that Duquesne and his uncle were taking part in a black marker auction where, of all things, the Ronin sword and Ronin costume were being auctioned off. Kate ends up donning the Ronin outfit and kicking a lot of ass. But, when Clint sees video of someone running around with the Ronin costume on, the impact of this visual is so powerful that he has to intervene, even at the expense of spending Christmas with his family.
Keep in mind, that is the first Christmas together for the Barton family since the unfathomable events of Infinity War and Endgame. Clint clearly is suffering from a form of PTSD from the horrific things he did while he was wearing the Ronin costume, not to mention the death of Natasha (Black Widow) Romanoff. Nat's death clearly still haunts him and this is evident when he sees her character being portrayed in Rogers: The Musical, a musical, albeit historically inaccurate, portrayal of the Infinity Saga. So, Clint has to go and track down who has stolen the Ronin costume and, more importantly, why? This leads him to Kate, just in time to rescue her from the Tracksuit Mafia. Clint knows the rabbit hole goes much deeper here and he allows himself to be caught by the Tracksuit mafia. Luckily for Hawkeye, the Tracksuit Mafia is as inept as a platoon of Stormtroopers and this allows Clint and Kate to make a getaway. Episode 2 ends with the apparent introduction of Echo and a definite curiosity as to where we are heading next.
Any criticism directed at these first two Episodes seems very petty. These were both very enjoyable Episodes and very necessary to establish some credibility for Kate Bishop as a character who we can not only care about, but who can command a certain level of respect as she, presumably, replaces Clint Barton in a new version of the Avengers. Kate is fearless, but still naïve as to certain things. She may be over-confident to a fault. Then again, the same can be said for Clint Barton. Clint has every intention to walk away from the whole situation but it becomes quite clear early on that is not going to happen. This is made all the more powerful by the knowledge that Clint just wants to get back to his family for Christmas but, alas, the life of a super hero is never that simple or easy.
Episodes 1 & 2 are very good, foundational Episodes. We are not really world building here so much as we are character defining. As far as getting people up to speed and interested in Kate Bishop, then Episodes 1 & 2 more than pass the test. I always go back to, was I entertained, and did I want to see what happens next and, on both fronts, I answer with a resounding yes. As I said at the outset, judging any of these MCU series off of 1 or 2 Episodes is just kind of dumb, as we have learned from WandaVision, Falcon & Winter Solider, & Loki. Hawkeye is no different. There is a lot of really cool stuff that is likely going to happen over the next four Episodes. As far as selling me on the whole concept, Episodes 1 & 2 were highly successful.
Dave's Rating: 4.25/5.0
Patrick: There has been a plethora of new content dropping all around the Nerdosphere in November and early December. In fact, there has been so much content the Bandwagon doesn't have enough time on the podcast to fully review all the shows we would like to review. This is what led to today's (and the next four) review. This week, we begin our weekly review of the Hawkeye miniseries on Disney+. This tale sees Jeremy Renner return to the MCU as Clint Barton as Clint tries to move on from his superhero days after the battle with Thanos. While spending time with his children in New York City, Clint sees a news report where someone dressed as his vigilante alter ego Ronin flees a crime scene. Upon investigating Clint learns his old costume was "acquired" by young Kate Bishop (played by Hailee Steinfeld). Kate just happens to be enamored with Hawkeye because he saved(unknowingly) Kate's life when she was a child during the Battle of New York. Unfortunately for Kate, the Ronin made some enemies while active and one group of enemies known as the Tracksuit Mafia wants Ronin's blood.
These first two episodes of the series are all about building a foundation for the story. Renner does well in the first episode of showing the Clint is still not completely past the events of Avengers Endgame, particularly when it comes to memories f his closest friend Natasha Romanov. Renner also does a great job of showing Barton's discomfort with his status as a hero. Clint wants little recognition from the public, even awkwardly attempting to refuse a comped meal at a restaurant. This is contrasted by Steinfeld's Bishop. After witnessing Barton in action, she does everything she can to train herself to become a superhero. Steinfeld plays the role of rebellious youth very, very well an brings an energy to the role that acts as a very nice counter point to the dour Renner.
And it's the interplay between Renner and Steinfeld is going to carry this series. It is clear that the design of Hawkeye is to continue the transition into the next generation of Marvel heroes. Kate will be the next Hawkeye and this series is going to show us how. We know Bishop and Barton will eventually bond, but there will be work getting there. In these first two episodes the audience sees the clashing of two generations in Renner and Steinfeld as the two work together to try and recover a stolen Ronin costume. Steinfeld's Bishop is wide-eyed and horribly naïve, yet she also recognizes what it takes to succeed in 2021. Steinfeld appears to be taking a great amount of joy playing this character and it reflects well on the screen so far. It is clear that Barton is supposed to be taking on more of that world weary hero mantle, but at times I did find Renner's portrayal a little wooden and less engaging. Perhaps he was resentful over having to LARP? Who knows? I do have faith in Renner that this will change over the course of the series. Both Steinfeld and Renner still seem to be finding their footing in these first two episodes, but there is time for them to find a groove.
I would be remiss if I didn't also acknowledge the great Vera Farmiga as Kate's exasperated mother Eleanor. Vera does a terrific job portraying an affluent, single mother trying desperately to connect with her daughter, no matte what kind of trouble she causes. There is also a strength in Eleanor that Farmiga brings to the fore as she navigates high society functions and getting engaged to enigmatic philanthropist Jack Duquesne, played by brilliantly by Tony Dalton. Dalton plays Jack as a smarmy, sleazy phony that everyone seems to see through except Eleanor. It really is my one problem with Eleanor. Here's this smart, confident, wealthy woman getting sucked in by a guy who anyone with eyes can tell is shady at best. I hope she smartens up over the next four episodes.
Ok, so review time. As I mentioned above, these first two episodes are really all about building some foundations and relationships. Episode one in particular is all about catching the audience up on Barton's life and introducing the audience to Kate Bishop and her motivations. Episode two starts the two on their journey together. They will bond, fall apart, and ultimately come together positively to move the Hawkeye legacy forward. These opening episodes serve their purpose well, but I won't say they are in the same ballpark as WandaVision or even Falcon and the Winter Soldier, but the opening of episodes of Hawkeye are solid in their own right.
Patrick's Rating: 3.86/5.0
Overall Nerds' Rating for Hawkeye (2021) : 4.05/5.0
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After an overall luke warm start, does the second episode heat up at all for The Book of Boba Fett? Big Dave and Patrick weigh in!
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Welcome to this week's edition of the Nerd Review! Every week the Nerds give you their take on entertainment from the Nerd-o-sphere. This week, Patrick and Dave continue their review of the Star Wars Disney+ miniseries The Book of Boba Fett!
The Show: The Book of Boba Fett Ch. 2: The Tribes of Tatooine
What's it About: Following the events in season two of The Mandalorian, Boba Fett had laid claim to Jabba the Hutt's former criminal empire. His rise to prominence is not met with open arms and Fett must navigate the Galaxy's criminal underground in Tatooine.
The Nerds' Take on The Book of Boba Fett Chapter 2:
Patrick: Hello again, fellow Nerds. If you will recall from my previous review. I said I had some real concerns regarding where the story of The Book of Boba Fett was going. My fears not only were not eased, they were significantly increased as the series appears to double down on the "civilized savior" trope and mobster in space story. Oh, plus we get that Boba Fett acid trip we've all been looking for. I don't know if I am being too hard on this show two episodes in, but I am completely underwhelmed right now.
Episode two continues the parallel story telling established in episode one. In the present, Boba Fett and Fennec Shand question a surviving assassin from episode one. The assassin claims they were hired by the mayor of Mos Espa. This leads Boba to barge into the Mayor, who denies involvement and claims another ordered the hit. The audience is quickly introduced to said responsible parties in the form of Jabba the Hutt's twin siblings. We get a bit of a standoff in the streets of Mos Espa, with the Hutts laying claim to Jabba's empire and Fett saying no. This confrontation is clearly the beginning of what I assume will be another element of intrigue for Fett to navigate.
The audience is also given more story of Boba Fett's past. Fett is now living among his Sand People captors and learning their ways. Specifically how to use a gaffi stick. While training, the Sand People are attacked by a train loaded with advanced weapons that take advantage of the Sand People's more primitive weapons. After the attack, Fett notices some rough characters on speeders, and devises a plan. After getting permission to pursue this plan, Fett proceeds to acquire the speeders, teach the Sand People how to use them, and lead a successful takedown of the train. The Sand People honor Fett with a ceremony involving a lizard up the nose (more on that in a bit) and Fett carving his own Gaffi stick and going full Avatar and integrating himself fully with the Sand People.
My problems with this episode rest almost completely with this second storyline. The plotline in the present, while uninspiring, is at its worst a somewhat tired trope. Like I said last week, it's The Godfather…IN SPACE. Plus, we do get the introduction of some new characters and likely a glimpse into the larger world of the Hutts. But, this Avatar/Dances with Wolves civilized savior thing is just tired out, a little racist and completely unnecessary. It's not enough that Boba Fett finds a way to survive amongst these people, no, He's their goddamned savior bringing technology to the primitives. I can emphasize enough how terrible of an idea this plotline is to me. And it's not enough that Fett is the savior. The series leans into other native tropes in their ceremony to accept him. They put him through some hallucinogenic acid trip to help him find the branch for gaffi stick. UGH.
CGI effects have not improved in episode two, either. I will say the Hutts looked good as CGI characters, and maybe that's why the train looked so terrible in this episode. They spent their budget on the huts. The train and speeders just looked like cartoons on a matte painting. The perspective was all out of whack and the trains did look like it was moving so much it looked like it was growing on the screen. It's just bad and there is no excuse for it.
Finally, two episodes in and I, an admitted hater of Boba Fett, think Boba Fett is being done a disservice here as a character. Boba Fett is known as the most ruthless bounty hunter in the galaxy, and the writers of this series have completely taken away everything that made him compelling. I don't have a problem with Boba Fett having a code of some sort, but to make him stick to that code to the detriment of his success, especially when you consider he was at Jabba's side for much of his career, makes little sense. Yes, Boba Fett should be taken advantage of for being out of his element. But, this show is setting him up to look completely naive to how the underworld works. And Boba Fett is certainly not that. I really hope this show turns around in a hurry, because if it doesn't you're gonna get more scores like the one I'm dropping for episode 2.
Dave: Episode 2 of The Book of Boba Fett is more of a mixed bag than the first Episode. It does some things well but there are some head scratching moments as well. Similar to the first Episode, Episode 2 covers the present-day conflict involving Boba becoming the Daimio of Mos Espa and also furthers his backstory and his becoming an official member of a tribe of Tusken Raiders.
As for the present-day stuff, on the heels of an attempt on his life, Boba, Fennec, and his Gamorean guards march into The Mayor's office to confront the being they feel is behind the assault. The Mayor denies involvement but instead deflects blame to "The Twins". The Twins are cousins of Jabba The Hutt and they clearly feel they have a right to the throne, so to speak. Boba, basically, tells them to piss off and the stage is set for a big power struggle in the streets of Mos Espa. By far, the coolest part of any of this was the appearance of Black Krrsantan. Now, for those of you unfamiliar with the Star Wars comics, or the content formerly known as the Extended Universe, Black Krrsantan is a black furred Wookie bounty hunter. It is clear from the brief interaction that there is some familiarity between Boba and Black Krrsantan. That makes sense seeing as how they are both bounty hunters….at least until Boba tells The Twins he is no longer a bounty hunter. Suffice it to say we have not seen the last of this conflict. For those of us who have been long-time fans of the Star Wars comics, the appearance of Black Krrsantan is quite exciting. All I can say about him is to think of the polar opposite of Chewbacca and you will have a good idea about the personality of Black Krrsantan.
As for the flashback aspect of things, here is where things get weird. Now, I am all for further exposition of the Tuskens. They are a very misunderstood aspect of Star Wars lore. There is much more to them than Banthas, gaffe sticks, and being the beings that Anakin slaughtered "like animals" in Episode II. So, I am all on board with learning more about them. But this Episode's story as to how Boba helps to organize the Tuskens to teach them to ride land speeders so they can stop a train traveling through what I assume is the Jundland Wastes, where it takes pot shots at Banthas and Tuskens, just seemed very odd to me. Sure, the action is kind of cool. But even that fell flat. The fight on top of the train felt like a scene from Speed, just with a lot more people involved. Then after it is all said and done, we get a very strange sequence where Boba is presented with a gift by the leader of the Tusken Tribe…. a lizard that runs up Boba's nose and induces an acid trip like state so Boba can find a sacred piece of wood to fashion his own weapon? Yeah, it kind of lost me too. I understand that this backstory must be important as far as explaining how and why Boba has gone from bounty hunter to something more marginally more reputable. But it was still very strange.
After two Episodes, I find myself much more interested in the present-day aspects of things than I am with the Tusken flashback material. I am genuinely interested to see what happens between Boba, The Twin, Fennec, and Black Krrsantan. That being said, I would be remiss in not at least speculating some, which is what I did a lot during our review of Hawkeye. A theory gaining a lot of traction is that the organization that Boba helps the Tuskens thwart in the flashback segments is the Pyke syndicate. This is an organization that has been seen in The Clone Wars as well as Solo. The Pyke syndicate and the Hutts have something in common: They both have worked with Crimson Dawn in the past and if Crimson Dawn is still active, this raises the possibility that Lady Qi'ra will come into the fold. Emila Clarke of Game of Thrones fame played Qi'ra in Solo and she took over control of Crimson Dawn after Darth Maul was finally killed, for good, by Obi-Wan Kenobi and…. you get the picture. It is all highly speculative, but also possible. The Book of Boba Fett feels a bit disjointed for me at this juncture…. but maybe, just maybe, we are being played here and this is, in fact, all going to tie in to Kenobi and Ahsoka. It is certainly possible.
As for this second Episode though, standing alone and based on what we know for certain right now, this felt like a step back for me. The introduction of Black Krrsantan notwithstanding, this was just a rather odd Episode that did not feel like it progressed things all that much. It was not a bad Episode at all, just a bit on the odd side, all things considered.
Overall Nerds' Rating for Book of Boba Fett Chapter 2: 2.83/5.0


Mother ducks are better leaders than many Fortune 500 CEOs. Chicks will risk life and limb following her across the busy streets of Boston. Would you do that for you boss? How about AFTER he/she steps out of the corner office? Do your leaders have a place in your heart as well as positional authority, or when they leave will you cut them out like cancer to avoid long-term illness?
•	Because he is realizing "truth" and you want to be part of it. This is "vision". When people say a leader is visionary, this is what she's doing. Where she is going makes sense in head and heart. You feel it. It's undeniable.
•	Because she can communicate this vision in a way that you understand – in writing and out loud – to individuals and large groups.
•	Because what he is doing gives you meaning, aligned with your moral blueprint.
•	Because a leader sees the truth (empathy = it's not about her) not just in situations, but also in people, including YOU.
•	Because you grow in his presence. Leaders grow people. Period. Anyone who does not do this is not a leader. Parents do this most poignantly of all. Parenting is not a prerequisite for leading, but people who deprioritize family are highly unlikely to grow anyone else. So why do so many organizations demand this sacrifice of men and women as we grow in leadership?
•	Because you have compassion, even agape love in the best cases, between/among you and in what you do together.
•	Because others are climbing on board. There is both safety and opportunity in numbers, human beings know this at a primal level.
•	Because the leader is a "master" at something vital, and you want to apprentice with him.
Whom have you (truly) followed throughout your life (not just at work) and why? Who has followed you and why?
Thanks to Eva Basilion for her collaboration on this post.
I enjoyed your participation in the panel at Case Western this week and I am delighted to have now found your blog.
Even just the first post that I read (this one) helped me think about some questions that remained open for me after the seminar.
Thanks for taking a look and commenting Stephanie. I enjoyed very much being with your class at CWRU and look forward to your reactions to future posts!


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Robert Bullard, dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs at Texas Southern University, and members of the Flint City Council will join the discussion.
Bullard is well known for his research and advocacy efforts on environmental justice.


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Section H: Endocrinology and Metabolism
Endocrinology and Metabolism. In: Halter JB, Ouslander JG, Studenski S, High KP, Asthana S, Supiano MA, Ritchie C. Halter J.B., & Ouslander J.G., & Studenski S, & High K.P., & Asthana S, & Supiano M.A., & Ritchie C(Eds.),Eds. Jeffrey B. Halter, et al.eds. Hazzard's Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology, 7e. McGraw-Hill; Accessed January 20, 2021. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1923&sectionid=143989607
Endocrinology and metabolism. Halter JB, Ouslander JG, Studenski S, High KP, Asthana S, Supiano MA, Ritchie C. Halter J.B., & Ouslander J.G., & Studenski S, & High K.P., & Asthana S, & Supiano M.A., & Ritchie C(Eds.),Eds. Jeffrey B. Halter, et al. (2017). Hazzard's Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology, 7e. McGraw-Hill. https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1923&sectionid=143989607
"Endocrinology and Metabolism." Hazzard's Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology, 7e Halter JB, Ouslander JG, Studenski S, High KP, Asthana S, Supiano MA, Ritchie C. Halter J.B., & Ouslander J.G., & Studenski S, & High K.P., & Asthana S, & Supiano M.A., & Ritchie C(Eds.),Eds. Jeffrey B. Halter, et al. McGraw-Hill, 2017, https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1923&sectionid=143989607.
Aging of the Endocrine System and Selected Endocrine Disorders
Dyslipoproteinemia
Hyperparathyroidism and Paget Disease of Bone
This chapter addresses the following Geriatric Fellowship Curriculum Milestones: #9, #66
Identify and manage common endocrine disorders that occur in older adults.
Describe altered presentations of endocrine disease that reflect impaired homeostatic regulation of endocrine systems.
Describe the pathophysiology of common endocrine disorders in older adults.
Key Clinical Points
Endocrine disorders often present nonspecifically or atypically in older adults. As a result, it is often necessary to perform laboratory screening to identify these disorders, but there is no firm consensus on appropriate screening practices for endocrine disorders in asymptomatic older adults.
Although there is some evidence that melatonin may be safe and effective for short-term treatment of insomnia in older adults, the long-term risks and benefits of melatonin supplementation for any indication remain to be determined.
Evaluation of pituitary tumors should include hormone measurement to exclude hypersecretion and hypopituitarism, along with visual field examination for tumors adjacent to the optic chiasm or optic nerves. Incidentally discovered pituitary microadenomas (< 10 mm in size) are less likely to grow than larger adenomas, so observation may be appropriate.
The functional significance of an empty sella discovered incidentally on imaging in apparently healthy older people is unclear. Conservative management is indicated, with visual field testing and serum hormone testing to rule out suprasellar involvement and subclinical pituitary dysfunction.
Chronic adrenal insufficiency presents with nonspecific symptoms in older adults. The diagnosis should be suspected in older people presenting with declining functional status and vague symptoms, even when hyperkalemia and orthostatic hypotension are absent.
Older people treated with 10 mg/day of prednisone for more than 3 months have a markedly increased risk of hip and vertebral fractures. Pharmacotherapy to prevent fractures should begin as soon as corticosteroids are started.
There is little evidence of long-term clinical benefit from supplementation with dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), testosterone, and growth hormone (GH) in older adults.
When adrenal incidentalomas are identified, consider restricting screening for corticosteroid excess and consideration of adrenalectomy to younger patients and those with a symptom complex suggesting Cushing syndrome.
PRINCIPLES OF GERIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY
Impaired Homeostatic Regulation
As in other organ systems, the normal aging of the endocrine system is characterized by a progressive loss of reserve capacity, resulting in a decreased ability to adapt to changing environmental demands. This loss of homeostatic regulation reflects important alterations in hormonal synthesis, metabolism, and action, but these changes may not be clinically apparent under baseline conditions. In fact, basal plasma concentrations of many hormones and metabolic fuels are essentially unchanged with normal aging. This is illustrated by fasting plasma glucose levels that exhibit little change with normal aging, but after a glucose challenge, glucose levels increase much more in healthy older persons as compared to young adults. In some instances, the function of aging endocrine systems is maintained ...


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This behavioural pattern has come up a couple of times in conversation, and I'm pretty sure I'm right, so I guess I'll put it here so I can stop pointing it out in conversations.
Scenario: a man with whom you are involved tells you that he finds another woman attractive.
The response most women seem to choose: shut out the man, e.g. by taking a shower and storming off to bed leaving him to sleep on the couch, or becoming (and this is a direct quote) "bitchy" toward him and berating him for being insensitive.


Coxes are responsible for safety of themselves and the rest of the crew.
They must ensure that they avoid damage to equipment as much as possible.
They ensure that the rowers do what they are supposed to be doing and tell them what to do / not do.
They help keep the rowers rowing in time with each other – this doesn't mean sitting there repeatedly saying the word 'stroke', which is a very common misconception.
They encourage the rowers to push as hard as they can – particularly important if you want to win things!
If learning to cox appeals to you, then please don't hesitate to email our Captain of Coxes (spcboatclub@gmail.com) for more information. At the start of each term, there will be meetings organized by Oxford University Rowing Clubs (OURCs) to give you a thorough guide to rowing and coxing.
Make yourself familiar with our Coxing Guide. It provides you with a detailed description of calls which will help you for your first outings. However, you do not need to absorb it all immediately and coaches will always be able to help you. If you are unsure about anything then ask. Nobody will mind. Seeking regular feedback and taking the advice on board is the best way to improve. More useful information can also be found on the internet.


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Q: DLT vs Homography Estimation I'm a little confused about the difference between the DLT algorithm described here and the homography estimation described here. In both of these techniques, we are trying to solve for the entries of a 3x3 matrix by using at least 4 point correspondences. In both methods, we set up a system where we have a "measurement" matrix and we use SVD to solve for the vector of elements that make up H. I was wondering why there are two techniques that seem to do the same thing, and why one might be used over the other.

A: You have left-right image correspondences {p_i} <-> {p'_i}, where p_i = (x_i, y_i), etc.
Normalizing them to the unit square means computing two shifts m=(mx, my),  m'=(mx', my'), and two scales s=(sx,sy), s'=(sx',sy') such that q_i = (p_i - m) / s  and q_i' = (p_i' - m') / s', and both the {q_i} and the {q'_i} transformed image points are centered at (0,0) and approximately contained within a square of unit side length. A little math shows that a good choice for the m terms are the averages of the x,y coordinates in each set of image points, and for the s terms you use the standard deviations (or twice the standard deviation) times 1/sqrt(2).
You can express this normalizing transformation in matrix form: q = T p,
where T = [[1/sx, 0, -mx/sx], [0, 1/sy, -my/sy], [0, 0, 1]], and likewise q' = T' p'.
You then compute the homography K between the {q_i} and {q'_i} points: q_i' = K q_i.
Finally, you denormalize K into the origina (un-normalized) coordinates thus: H = inv(T') K T, and H is the desired homography that maps {p} into {p'}.

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Skewjack Stories was born out of 'The First Wave', an oral history project charting the early years of British Surfing. As a researcher and interviewer I was looking for contributors and an old schoolmate suggested Chris Tyler, who ran Skewjack. Chris was living in Bulgaria, so Essex his son stepped in.
It was one of the most heartfelt interviews I had ever done. Something connected and I knew that there was a story to be told. Not just in terms of surf history and Skewjack's part in it, but also of the changing face of surf culture and the anecdotes, and experiences of people who lived, worked and stayed at the village.
I set about spending time with and recording the stories of people who had a connection with the village. Originally audio was recorded for notes and the idea was in a couple of years I'd produce a book. Life had different plans, and so did the Skewjack spirit.
Themes were emerging, deeper themes than 'just' surf, wild parties and sex. There was the changing face of surfing and surf culture. There was art, music & fashion. Then came themes of escapism & searching, freedom and response to wider political & social dynamics. Of masculine and feminine, empowerment and disempowerment. Themes of dark and light, and of story as a means of connection and healing.
I realised all that time was needed for the stories to breath and do their thing. As time went on they grew and revealed more of what this project is really about. First up, it's not a textbook history of Skewjack; it's about telling the story of Skewjack through the stories of those who were there. Secondly, there's a deeper part of the process that is key to what makes us human. It's what defines community, culture, connection and self. It allows our voice, brings joy, touches pain and can instil peace. Storytelling.
Skewjack @ 50 is a snapshot look at the roots of the surf village and its place in 70's and 80's surf (and non-surf) culture. There are so many stories to share; those being shown form the backbone. It's a celebration of 50 years of an iconic moment in time that could never be repeated, no matter how hard one tried. At the end of all of my interviews I ask: 'Did Skewjack change or shape your life?' The overwhelming response is 'Yes'. That spirit is still very much alive today through the stories, memories and characters that will continue to be passed down through generations.
Skewjack @ 50 is open August 9 - 21st at Jupiter Gallery in Newlyn.
It's an interactive exhibition so please bring headphones for your mobile if you can
Weekend evening events are ticketed and available here:
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Unlike most apartment communities, Abberly Village does not require a security deposit with approved credit. We have a non-refundable, one time fee of $175.
We have a few options for reporting maintenance issues. You can call the office and report the issue with any of our office staff. Also, you can go to our website at www.liveabberlyvillage.com to submit a maintenance request online. You can also report emergency maintenance after hours by calling our office number where you will be prompted to connect to our emergency line.
Abberly Village allows 3 animals per apartment with the maximum of 2 dogs. Sorry, no exotic pets allowed.
There are non-refundable fees that go along with being an animal owner. The first animal requires a $350 non-refundable fee. An additional $150 non- refundable fee is required to register a second and third animal . Animal fees are not applied to any expenses as a result of animal damage or cleaning charges.
Your rent will include free pest control. No utilities are included.
How close are you to downtown Columbia and the University of South Carolina campus?
We are located approximately 6 miles from downtown Columbia. The University of South Carolina is located in the heart of downtown Columbia, so that too is only 6 miles away.
The closest grocery store is located 2 miles from our community. Target and Wal-Mart are also conveniently located less than 5 miles away from Abberly Village.


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Naming the Fred Rogers International Airport in Pittsburgh
I knew Fred Rodgers and he was a gift to be forever cherished !
DeWayne Ballas, West Mifflin, PA, United States
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a historic city built at a strategic crossroads in the United States. Pittsburgh's history is rich with culture from the countless peoples who settled in neighborhoods around town. Fred Rogers, a television pioneer and children's entertainer, shared Pittsburgh's sense of community with the world through his PBS show, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. Pittsburgh is still an active transit hub and, for many people, our airport will be their first experience in Pittsburgh. We wish to welcome everybody to our neighborhood. So that we may honor Fred Rogers and the city of Pittsburgh, we call upon the Allegheny County Airport Authority and the City of Pittsburgh to officially name our airport: Fred Rogers International Airport.


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Posted at 16:35h in MICFootball'19, Notas de prensa
The 19th edition of MIC-Mediterranean International cup, has ended this Sunday at midday with six finals that have taken place in Palamos and Figueres. The winners have been Real Madrid CF in U19 category, RCD Espanyol in U18 and in U14, FC Barcelona in U16, IF Brommapojkarna in U15 and Liverpool FC in U13. The day before, RCD Espanyol, crowned themselves as U12 kings and also in U19 femenine category. FC Barcelona had already won in U12 on Saturday. Palamós Costa-Brava Stadium, has been fulfilled to its total of 4.000 seats, has hosted the victories of Real Madrid CF, RCD Espanyol...
This Saturday afternoon, Palamós Costa Brava Stadium has been the scenario for the first finals of the 19th edition of youth football tournament MIC-Mediterranean International Cup, which has been won by RCD Espanyol in CAT. E – U12 and CAT. – U19 categories; and FC Barcelona in CAT. D – U12 category. More than 3.000 spectators have come to the stadium. Patrick Kluivert, who did not want to lose the magnificent actuation of his son, Shane Patrick (U12 FC Barcelona player). The six MICFootball finals left of the categories U19 and U13 will take place tomorrow in Palamós and Figueres. ·...
MIC – Mediterranean International Cup opens the VAR doors to the RFEF referees
VAR has been already put into practice in the youth football tournament MIC-Mediterranean International Cup as a database to introduce it in the silver category of LaLiga 1/2/3. MICFootball, which takes place from Wednesday 17th to Sunday 21st in Girona's regions, is the scenario for the referees to make their first practices within approximately twenty matches in U19 (A1) categories played in Lloret de Mar football pitch, one out of the 35 quarters of the competition. This is the first time in which referees from the Spanish second division take part in a formative football tournament. This Friday, the media has...
The MICIntegra values the inclusive role of sport
Posted at 17:48h in MIC Integra, MICFootball'19, Notas de prensa
Vidreres (Girona, Costa Brava) hosts, this Friday, April 19th, the seventh edition of the MICIntegra tournament, a championship designed by athletes with functional diversity and that will feature 25 football and basketball teams. In the competition, which is supported by "la Caixa" Welfare Projects and the Damm Foundation, there will be a total of 21 football teams, two more than last year, and four basketball teams. Representatives from all over Catalonia will compete, between 10 am and 7 pm, to win the prize that last year was achieved by Unites Terres de l'Ebre, in football, and the Catalan Association for...
FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are already resting in Lloret.
The previous day to the start of MICFootball 2019. This Wednesday, 11 a.m. the inauguration ceremony will take place in Figueres (Vilatenim Stadium) and following right after the first matches of the group rounds. Therefore, this afternoon has been restless in Lloret; two of the major teams have arrived at the Hotel Olympic, one of the official residences for the players during these five days of MICFootball 2019. Previously, during the first afternoon hours, some of the East Europe teams have arrived such as Locomotive Tbilisi from Georgia) and Shaktar Donetsk from Ukraine with a lot of positive energy to...
De Anza Force and CE Banyoles prevail in Pre-MICFootball celebrated in Banyoles
Banyoles has sheltered, this Monday afternoon, the Pre-MICFootball, a tournament which has served the players to warm up for the 19th edition of the youth football tournament MIC-Mediterranean International Cup, which will be celebrated in the regions of Girona between the days 17th and 21st of April. U12 De Anza Force Soccer Club team, from the United States, and the U16 Club Esportiu Banyoles team won the tournament disputed two days before the start of the MICFootball. In U12, the American team has prevailed in the final to the Kitchee team from Hong Kong (0-1). In U16, Banyoles have gotten rid...
MICFootball and MICBasketball tournaments will move more than 1,000 matches in Costa Brava during Easter
International MIC tournaments - Mediterranean International Cup of football and basketball, that will be held for Easter in the counties of Girona, have been presented this Tuesday at the Auditorium of Girona. Àlex Granell, player of Girona Futbol Club, and Laia Palau, basketball player of the Spar Citylift Girona, attended the event. The football competition will arrive at the 19th edition and the basketball one in the 3rd, adding between the two tournaments the dispute of nearly 1,100 matches in five days, a figure similar to the one of last year. The MICFootball will take place from the 17th to the...
MICFootball maintains the quality and keeps being the reference in Costa Brava during the Easter
Posted at 19:08h in MIC Integra, MIC Players, MICFootball'19, Notas de prensa, Torneo info equipos
The 19th edition of the international tournament MIC – Mediterranean International Cup of youth football, which will be celebrated during Easter in the province of Girona, has been presented this Monday in CaixaBank events-hall in Barcelona. The Argentinian manager Mauricio Pochettino, at the present training the Tottenham Hotspur FC, and the FC Barcelona player Vicky Losada attended to the event. The tournament, organized by MICSports, will take place from the day 17th to 21st of April in 35 regions of Girona, to which the new incorporations are Peralada and Vilablareix. The numbers of 2018 will be maintained, with a prevision of...
MICFootball will be played with the help of the VAR in the formation of the referees of LaLiga 1|2|3
The video assistant referee (VAR) will be implemented in the 19th Edition of the MIC - Mediterranean International Cup (from April 17 to 21 in the region of Girona) as a test for its implantation next season in LaLiga 1|2|3 (Second Division A). This arbitration assistance tool was released last summer at the Russian World Championship, organized by the Fédération Internationale of Football Association (FIFA), and this season is already being used in the UEFA Champions League, at the great European leagues, including LaLiga Santander (First Division) and the Copa del Rei. In December, the RFEF approved that the VAR would...
MICFootball's draw, live on Youtube
One of the biggest mysteries if about to be unveiled. Thousands of boys and girls will know very soon against who they'll play at the Group Stage. The players are getting more nervous every day asking the same questions: will we play against a big club? Will face some exotic team? It's time to get some answers. Starting this Sunday evening, we are going to draw the 9 tournament's categories. At our YouTube channel you can follow the live streaming to know the composition of the groups. From Sunday to Tuesday, we are going to draw 3 categories. Those are the schedules...


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Currently modern medical science does not provide any cure to psoriatic arthritis but there are treatments available that are focused and designed to minimize the pain and stiffness caused by the disorder.
These are given to reduce pain, stiffness and swelling of the joints. However, they do not prevent further joint damage. They include coated acetylsalicylic acid, also known as ASA (Aspirin, Anacin, etc.) and ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil, etc.), Naprosyn, Relafen, Indocid, Voltaren, Feldene, or Clinoril etc.
NSAIDs generally take several weeks before they show their effect completely. Although effective in pain relief, but they can cause stomach upset, diarrhoea and abdominal pain. Elderly people, people with high blood pressure, people with kidney problems, people who have had a previous stomach ulcer, and people with congestive heart failure or those who have had a previous heart attack or stroke should talk to their doctor before taking any NSAID. NSAIDs can also interact with blood thinners such as warfarin. With the exception of small dose ASA for circulation problems, two different NSAIDs should not be taken at the same time.
COX-2 inhibitors (e.g. Celebrex) are a specific kind of NSAID that may be prescribed if traditional NSAIDs are hard on patient stomach, or if patient is having stomach ulcers. People who have had a heart attack or stroke or experienced serious chest pain related to heart disease should not use NSAIDs or COXIBs.
People with severe psoriatic arthritis are often given disease modifying anti- rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) to stop psoriatic arthritis from getting worse. They take almost one to three months before making a difference in the pain and swelling.
DMARDs are often prescribed to relieve severe symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. These medications are designed to prevent psoriatic arthritis from getting worse, but cannot reverse permanent joint damage.
The most common DMARDs are gold salts, methotrexate, sulfasalazine, leflunomide (Arava®), hydroxychloroquine, chloroquine and azathioprine. DMARDs are often given along with other medications such as NSAIDs. Common side effects of DMARDs are mouth sores, diarrhoea and nausea.
Corticosteroids are man-made drugs that closely resemble cortisone, a hormone naturally produced by the body. In RA, these drugs are used to treat extreme inflammation that is accompanied by severe pain and stiffness. They are also used to treat systemic RA, which may affect the lining of the lungs and blood vessels.
Corticosteroids sometimes are given as injection into one or more joints or other areas of inflammation. The injections may have their own harmful results on the joints if given more than a few times a year.
The most common form is prednisone, taken in pill form. Side effects from long term use may include cataracts, high blood pressure, sleep problems, muscle loss, bruising, thinning of the bones (osteoporosis), weight gain and susceptibility to infections. The goal with this and most of the other drugs is to find the lowest effective dose that will avoid as many of the side effects as possible.
Biologics are DMARDs that are made up of genetically modified proteins, based on substances that naturally occur in the body. They work by blocking specific parts of the immune system, called cytokines, which play a role in causing psoriatic arthritis. Biologics block one of two important cytokines, either tumor necrosis factor (TNF) or interleukin-1 (IL-1).
Biologics have been used for people with moderate to severe psoriatic arthritis, or for those who have not responded to conventional treatments. These drugs work quickly to ease inflammation and can be used in combination with other medications, such as DMARDs.
Biologics suppress the immune system that makes it slightly harder for the patient to fight off infections.


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REAL WICKEDNESS MARKED HALLOWEEN
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At least a dozen Internet sites sold highly offensive priest and nun costumes this past Halloween. Perhaps the worst was a man dressed as a priest shown with an erection, and a nun shown in full habit holding her pregnant stomach; they were sold together. The inscription on the ad for the priest costume said, "Keep Up The Faith"; the nun ad said, "Thank You, Father!"
Both items were made by Easter Unlimited, Inc./Funworld, a Long Island outlet. Harvey Cohen, the store official whom we spoke to, would not comment on whether the company, run by Stanley Geller, carried offensive rabbi or imam costumes. It was sold in stores across the nation, and an El Paso TV station (KVIA) did a story on it. But thanks to one of our courageous members from Long Island who called the store to complain, this item will not be sold next year.
Catholic League members from California and Texas contacted us about similar problems in their area. At a Safeway store in California, a male employee was dressed as a pregnant nun. We made a formal complaint to the CEO of Safeway Inc. and are awaiting a response. In Amarillo, Texas, at a workplace Halloween party, a woman came dressed as a pedophile priest and another dressed as a pregnant nun; the latter won the prize for "best costume."
Meanwhile, school officials of the Puyallup School District near Tacoma, Washington, literally banned Halloween because some of the costumes were deemed offensive to witches. Tony Apostle, the assistant superintendent, said that school officials objected to "such inappropriate stereotyping" as "witches on flying brooms" and witches with "long noses and pointed hats." Another school official said it was important not to offend "real witches."
All of which goes to show that Halloween does bring out the wickedness in the Catholic bashers. But God forbid we offend the witches.
By Bill|2013-06-20T17:12:56-04:00December 21st, 2004|Categories: Catalyst, Features|Tags: December Issue 2004|Comments Off on REAL WICKEDNESS MARKED HALLOWEEN


Lynsey has been a part of the Nick U.K Programming Team for 12 years, after joining from BBC Children's where she worked for five years. She works as Executive in Charge across Nick U.K., Nick International & Milkshake Pre-School properties and has worked on hundreds of episodes for series including: Becca's Bunch, Puffin Rock, The Day Henry Met, Wissper, Lily's Driftwood Bay & Digby Dragon plus many more. Lynsey also oversees acquisitions deals for the U.K. and sits on Nickelodeon's International Programming Council.
Director / CCO of JAM Media. Alan is currently Executive Producer for 'Jessy and Nessy' – 40 X 11 minutes for Amazon Studios and Becca's Bunch – 52 x 11 minutes for Nickelodeon US & UK. He has recently completed Executive Producing and Series Directing on the Preschool TV series, 'Little Roy' –52 X 14 minutes for CBBC/CBeebies. He has also directed 'The Roy Files' – 15 X 14 minutes and the BAFTA® award winning series 'Roy' series 01-04 for CBBC. His previous directorial credits include, 'Baby Jake' 02 – 26 X 11 minute preschool animation series and 'Tilly and Friends' – 52 X 11 minute preschool animation series for CBeebies, along with various other series such as 'Funky Fables' – 26 x 11 minute, and the award winning preschool animated series 'PICME' – 104 x 5 minute for RTE/Nickelodeon. Prior to co-founding JAM Media, Alan worked with a variety of International animation houses, including The Walt Disney Corporation. Alan has also animated on the Academy Award Nominated film 'Give Up Yer Auld Sins' and directed/animated numerous TV adverts and short films including ' The Last Elk' and the multi award winning short 'Badly Drawn Roy'.
Co Creator of Becca's Bunch. Chris as Head of Development at JAM Media is responsible for overseeing the development slate and individual projects throughout their various phases prior to Pre-Production. Chris continues to be a brainchild of new, original, interesting concepts & projects for various broadcasting platforms. Pre JAM Media, he co-founded the children's television company TT Animation, now owned by Warner Brothers. At TT animation he developed numerous shows, with Nick Jr, Disney Junior, CBC and many international broadcasters. TT Animation's first developed show, 'What's Your News?', 4 –7 year old combined animation, motion capture & live action. 'What's Your News?' is a multi-award winning show, including 2009 NHK Japan Prize for Children's Television & Grand Prix, finalist at Prix Jeunesse & won the Youth Media Alliance Award Canada. Recently the show has been re-versioned for CBC in Canada and PBS KIDS Sprout in the United States.
The Manchester Animation Festival, a three-day festival celebrating animation in all its forms, returns to Manchester's HOME November 13-15. The event, now in its fourth year, is the largest animation festival in the U.K., and its packed program includes animated short competitions, feature films, retrospective screenings, workshops, networking events, panel discussions, masterclasses and screen talks from some of the brightest and best talent in the industry. For full details and to purchase tickets to the 2018 Manchester Animation Festival (single tickets and festival passes available), please visit http://www.manchesteranimationfestival.co.uk.
One-day U.K. animation industry event kicks off ahead of the Manchester Animation Festival on Monday, November 12.
Manimation, Manchester's must-attend annual gathering for the U.K. animation community, gathers the key players to discuss the future of the industry, in a one-day event on Monday, November 12, packed with one-to-one meetings, panels and roundtables.
The sixth edition of the event, at the Manchester Technology Centre, has a brand new format and venue and by popular demand, is positioned the day before the Manchester Animation Festival, which runs November 13-15.
Manimation is supported by National Lottery funds awarded to ScreenSkills from the British Film Institute to deliver its Future Film Skills program. Organizers say that the brand new format gives delegates the opportunity to pre-book meetings with experts using CMC's brand new and unique advance booking system, Meeting Mojo, which will give conference goers the chance to profile themselves and their company in advance of the day.
Also new in 2018, is a special focus on inviting experts from creative, advertising and corporate agencies, so that companies can future proof themselves by broadening their client base.
- Josie Grierson, Production and Programme Manager, Milkshake!
Additional participants are still to be announced.
There will also be an opening Keynote speech to be announced and complimentary refreshments and lunch with a closing networking event to conclude the day.
This year's Manimation is sponsored by the industry-led skills body for the screen industries, ScreenSkills, BBC and MMU and is organized by The Children's Media Conference, the U.K.'s premier organization for the children's content industries with 15 years' experience of media-related conference and learning events.
Tickets are priced at £75 + VAT, to find out more or to purchase a ticket, visit www.thechildrensmediaconference.com.
Some of the best creative minds in animation are gathering in Manchester for an annual conference.
Manimation gathers the key players including BBC Children's, Turner, Cake, Milkshake!, Nickelodeon and Havas Lynx to discuss the future of the industry in a one day event on Monday November 12.
There will be one-to-one meetings, panels and roundtables.
Now in its sixth year the event at the Manchester Technology Centre, has a new format and has been positioned the day before the Manchester Animation Festival (MAF) which runs November 13-15.
A CMC curated programme of three business-focused round-tables will discuss: Realtime engines and the future of production; skills shortages, apprenticeships and training; and working with creative agencies – case studies in successful relationships.
Greg Childs, editorial director of The Children's Media Conference, said:"This year's Manimation has been strategically developed to meet the animation industry's ever changing needs.
"With a renewed focus on creating a marketplace for animation and driving business forward, Manimation is the place for all types of animation businesses to meet, pitch, network and build lasting relationships, whilst discussing the future of the industry with its key players.
"Manimation creates a friendly and open market setting to achieve this."
Tickets are £75 + VAT from thechildrensmediaconference.com/events/manimation-2018.
Watch Becca's Bunch on Nickelodeon and Nick Jr.!
More Nick: PAW Patrol, Shimmer & Shine, the Teletubbies and More to Help Spread Festive Cheer at intu Trafford Centre's 2018 Christmas Toy Parade on Saturday 17th November 2018 | Nick Jr. UK!
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Meatco, early in the year met with Livestock Producers Organisations (LPOs) to map out emergency strategies on the looming drought. Meatco agreed to increase emergency slaughter dates and called on farmers to bring in more cattle for slaughter. However, the past two months saw certain areas of Namibia receiving good rains and as a result many farmers have opted to keep their cattle to market later in the year. Meatco had already planned for the emergency bookings after many farmers cancelled their slaughter bookings due to good rains.
Meatco CEO Adv. Vekuii Rukoro, reiterated this message and strongly urged farmers to bring in their cattle for slaughter. Rukoro, explained that Meatco is geared up to assist producers to meet their demands in the event of emergency slaughters due to the threatening drought by keeping both factories Windhoek and Okahandja open simultaneously till August, although Windhoek was scheduled for routine maintenance and upgrade in March it continues to operate to accommodate farmers during these difficult times.
Rukoro, emphasized that while Meatco has re-strategize its operations for 2015 to ease the burden on the farmers due to drought, the farmers are in-fact doing the opposite by withholding their livestock for slaughter. "Meatco has now incurred additional costs for keeping the Windhoek factory open and recruiting contract workers, which is costly to the company as animals are just not coming in as anticipated".
"Producers must bear in mind that short notice cancellations have severe impact on the efficiencies of Meatco factories. When they cancel at extreme short notice, it has severe cost implications for business, and at the end of the year it will translate into an impact on the producer prices", added Rukoro.
Producers always advocate for better producer prices and Meatco on a daily basis strives towards this by constantly improving the value chain. Meatco continued to stabilise processes and improve efficiencies over the past year. However, when producers cancel at short notice, it hinders this progress greatly.
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The existential moment of fusion and expression.


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Q: cherche le ode API de la langue Tamazigh dans Google Translate Google Translate test la langue en version beta: le Tamazigh (berbere afrique du Nord)
Je souhaite tester cette langue dans nos web-applications.
je cherche le code ISO (API) du Tamazigh  (pour le français le code est fr)

A: Tamazight language has not yet been integrated into google translate api, but soon it will be there. As the news tells which you can refer over here -> https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2019/03/268676/google-translate-morocco-amazigh-tamazight-language/
And also you can check for the availability of google translate languages over here -> https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/directory/v1/languages
Thank you.


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Q: Custom Post Type or just Post Categories? I'm using WordPress as a Content Management System.
I currently have a few different Custom Post Types: featured, species, answers, forums and glossary.
These are all bespoke and wouldn't work with the default Posts functionality.
However, I've also got three separate types of Post which require the same functionality but are displayed on three separate areas of the website: news, articles, blogs.
My question is this: should I just use categories to display these posts, or should I create Custom Post Types for them?.
At the moment I'm using categories, but it's causing a couple of issues:

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*As default a blog, an article or a news post all have the same URL format: website.com/post_slug

*I'd prefer it to be website.com/news/post_slug, website.com/blog/post_slug etc.

...

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*I'd like to be able to use a URL structure such as website.com/blog/author/name or website.com/author/name/blogs to view only that author's blog-type posts.

Thanks in advance,

A: I think keeping News, Blog, and Article all as post categories is a good idea.
To achieve domain.com/news/bob-smith/bobs-news-post set your Permalinks to be /%category%/%author%/%postname%/.


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Juan Morales Hechavarría (* 12. Juli 1948 in Santiago de Cuba) ist ein ehemaliger kubanischer Hürdenläufer und Sprinter.

Bei den Panamerikanischen Spielen 1967 in Winnipeg und 1971 in Cali gewann er die Bronzemedaille im 110-Meter-Hürdenlauf. Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1968 in Mexiko-Stadt erreichte er in dieser Disziplin das Halbfinale.

Bei denselben Olympischen Spielen hatte er seinen größten Erfolg in der 4-mal-100-Meter-Staffel. Das kubanische Quartett in der Besetzung Hermes Ramírez, Morales, Pablo Montes und Enrique Figuerola holte Silber mit 0,1 Sekunden Rückstand auf die US-Stafette, die mit 38,2 s einen Weltrekord aufstellte. Ebenfalls die Silbermedaille gewann er in der 4-mal-100-Meter-Staffel bei den Panamerikanischen Spielen 1967 und 1971. Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1972 in München schied er mit der kubanischen Stafette im Vorlauf aus.

Von 1967 bis 1973 wurde er viermal in Folge Zentralamerika- und Karibikmeister über 110 Meter Hürden. Bei den Zentralamerika- und Karibikspielen gewann er in derselben Disziplin 1966 Bronze und 1970 Gold.

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110-Meter-Hürdenläufer (Kuba)
4-mal-100-Meter-Staffel-Läufer (Kuba)
Olympiateilnehmer (Kuba)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1968
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1972
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Geboren 1948
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Kevin J MacDonald, Public Information Administrator
kevmac@ClarkCountyNV.gov
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Click here for PDF):
Applications are being accepted now for two positions on Clark County's Air Pollution Control (APC) Hearing Board: a general engineering or building contractor licensed in Nevada, and a lay member. Each position is a three-year term and begins Sept. 21.
The APC Hearing Board is a seven-member board appointed by the Clark County Board of Commissioners. It is responsible for hearing enforcement and permit appeals, assessing civil penalties, acting on exemptions of regulatory requirements and other Department of Environment and Sustainability, Division of Air Quality (DAQ) matters that come before the board for resolution.
Applicants must be a resident of Nevada and shall not be an employee of the State of Nevada or any other political subdivision of the state. These are voluntary appointments with no compensation. The APC Hearing Board generally meets four to six times per year. Applications will only be accepted on the form provided, which may be obtained at the County's website at this link or by calling 702-455-0354. All applications must be received no later than July 1 at 4 p.m. PDT and may be submitted electronically to aqenforement@clarkcountynv.gov or by mailing the application to: Department of Environment and Sustainability, Division of Air Quality, Attn: Sherrie Rogge, 4701 W. Russell Rd., Suite 200, Las Vegas, NV 89118.
About the Department of Environment and Sustainability
The Department of Environment and Sustainability is the air pollution control agency, regional Endangered Species Act compliance program, and sustainability office for all of Clark County, Nevada. Established as the Department of Air Quality by the Clark County Commission in 2001, it was renamed in 2020 and is comprised of three divisions: Air Quality, Desert Conservation Program and Office of Sustainability. Through these three divisions, DES is ensuring the air we share meets healthful, regulatory standards, administering the County's Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan and addressing climate change.
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Q: Linking Libraries in C, unidentified reference I am trying to link a library to my c program so that my main program can use functions inside the library I am creating, however I am getting errors.
This is some of my library code (well call this file lib.c):
#include <bfd.h>
#include <stdio.h>

static void doDump ( bfd *abfd )
{
    printf (_("\n%s:     file format %s\n"), bfd_get_filename (abfd), abfd->xvec->name);
    doHeaders ( abfd );
}

This is my main program (well call this file main.c):
#include "bfd.h"

static void getFile ( char *filename, char *target )
{
    bfd *file;
    file = bfd_openr (filename, target);
    doDump (file);
    bfd_close (file);
}

int main (int argc, char **argv)
{
    char *target = NULL;
    bfd_init ();
    getFile ("a.out", target);
}

These are the commands I run to link the libraries:

cc -Wall -c lib.c
ar -cvq libdata.a lib.o
cc -o mainprog main.c lib.a -lbfd

However, I am getting this error:

undefined reference to doDump

Which is pointing to the line:

doDump (file);

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks

A: You have defined doDump in lib.c as static.  This means it is invisible outside that file.  Remove the static keyword and the problem should go away.

A: Because you have declared doDump to be static it will not be "visible" in your main program. Remove the static qualifier and provide a valid declaration in your main.c (or some other header):
extern void doDump(bfd * file);

static void getFile ( char *filename, char *target )
{
    bfd *file;
    file = bfd_openr (filename, target);
    doDump (file);
    bfd_close (file);
}


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The third round of class SM Junior of the European Supermoto 2018 Championship was held this weekend in Lithania on "Baciunas" Karting track in Sauliai. Even if before the event the sun was hot, with more than 30°C, practices and races of SM Junior class saw an unexpected turn of the weather, with only 19 degrees, clouds and rain without stop.
It was Estonian rider Aksel Partelpoes on his Husqvarna to overcome these conditions imposing himself as the man to beat in all the outings on the track – he scored the best lap in free and timed practices, thus earning the pole-position for the races. He was closely followed by Russian Ivan Mosin (TM) and Jan Ulman from Czech Republic on his Kawasaki.
between Czech Jan Ulman and Russian Ivan Mosin on all ten laps both riding extremely close to each other, searching for a mistake or a little gap to overtake one another. In the end it was Jan to take the second place with an advantage of only 0,288 seconds, while Ivan had to settle for third position, even though he had scored a better lap time in time practice.
Romanian Daria Ganescu (Husqvarna) did a good tactical race, finishing fourth and scoring valuable points in the Championship.
a second place with a gap of almost 20 seconds from Russian Ivan Mosin, proving that his riding on a wet track is as good as in normal track conditions. Fourth position in second race for Romanian Daria Ganescu.
With the points earned in this race, Czech Jan Ulman (Kawasaki) comfortably sits on top of the standings heading to the last event in Pleven (Bulgaria), scheduled for 22-23 of September.