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Giving back &
Our Public
Study participants are unparalleled in their altruism and willingness to engage in Genuity Science's research for the benefit of science and future generations. Without these volunteers, our research would not be possible – it's therefore incumbent upon us to ensure we not only give back but that we also pay it forward.
The Genuity Science Public Impact Programs are focused in three primary areas:
Empowering Research
We support a number of research efforts to promote discovery and improve human health in the future. Our support takes many different forms, from providing funding and charitable contributions to offering philanthropic lab and sequencing services, research stewardship and/or on-site education and training.
Promoting Genomics and Science Education
Genuity Science has an active and growing outreach program to increase and enhance the public's knowledge and understanding of genomics and to promote STEM learning. We also offer guided tours of our Genomics Centre and laboratory in Dublin to students and the general public.
Genuity Science team members dedicate their time and talents both in and outside of office hours to support and stay connected to the communities in which we live and work. Sponsored staff volunteer days take place throughout the year. In 2019 alone, we proudly supported twelve non-profit organizations.
STEAM Education and Genuity Science
Supporting and enhancing education for children in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM)
Dr. Karl Haslam, Assoc. Director of the Genomics Centre & Dr. Eppie Jones, Bioinformatician on the Rare Disease team
Experts from industry and academia support children at primary school level
Genuity Science partnered with STEAM Education as part of their primary school program which aims to bring the study of Genomics into the classroom.
Genomics is a challenging topic to grasp for younger age groups, so Genuity Science is delighted to support STEAM Education by adopting creative and fun ways to teach kids about genomics and science, and get them excited about it. The interactive and engaging nature of the STEAM Education program provides a rewarding experience for both students and teachers.
Eppie and Karl were co-teachers of the 10-week Science-in-a-Box Programme in St. Columbanus N.S. in Dublin, generating passion for STEAM learning among 5th and 6th class students and the next generation of STEAM professionals.
More on STEAM
Supporting the Fight Against COVID-19
Large-Scale Testing Support
In April 2020, our Dublin lab began operating 7-days a week to support the Health Service Executive (HSE) and National Virus Reference Laboratory UCD (NVRL) in Ireland with the formulation and delivery of reagents which helped to ramp up COVID-19 testing from 1,500 to 10,000 tests per day. This effort, which delivered 200,000 reagents, was a critical to support rapid analysis of samples and a quicker turn-around of test results to clinicians.
Gratis Genomic Sequencing to Empower Research
Genuity Science is supporting international COVID-19 research with support from Illumina, by sequencing genomes free of charge from study participants infected with coronavirus across Ireland. This support has been provided to researchers working to identify protective and risk-bearing genetic factors for COVID-19 and consented anonymized datasets will be shared with other authorized researchers through EMBL's European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) European Genome-phenome Archive (EGA) database.
Advanced Analysis Services to Help Find Answers
Through our advanced data analysis and AI services, Genuity Science is supporting global research on cases of COVID-19. This research is examining how underlying genetics contribute to how severely the coronavirus may impact an individual and will help in determining the prognosis of patients impacted by the virus.
Rare Disease Program
The Rare Disease Research Program at Genuity Science provides access to whole genome sequencing to children with undiagnosed disorders and their families. The aim of the project is to identify the genetic cause of a child's disorder.
The program is provided free of charge to patients and consultants through our collaboration with Children's Health Ireland at Temple Street Hospital. A dedicated research team at Genuity Science works with consultants to analyze a family's genetic code using our own Clinical Sequence Analyzer, along with their health information, to identify potential disease-causing variants that are responsible for a child's condition.
A diagnosis can mean access to new or more appropriate treatments, more specialized and coordinated care, and a better understanding of what the future may hold. For families who don't receive a diagnosis, Genuity Science is committed to re-analyzing their data over time in the hope new research will arise which may help us to identify new genetic variants.
Watch this #ShowYourRare awareness campaign video to see how Genuity's team are dedicated to working with clinicians to help families find answers.
The SFI Centre for Research Training in Genomics Data Science
The SFI Centre for Research Training in Genomics Data Science is a Science Foundation Ireland-funded center that focuses on providing a unique and robust training program for PhD students.
SFI Centres for Research Training in Genomics Data Science
Video by Science Foundation Ireland
Located at NUI Galway in the west of Ireland and under the direction of Professor Cathal Seoighe, the program will produce a cohort of highly-trained scientists who will be able to effectively engage and find solutions to the data science challenges we face in realizing the potential impact genomics will have on the future of health and society.
The education program invited collaboration from over 70 genomics data science group leaders across five institutions in Ireland.
As one of the supporting partners, Genuity Science will host a number of PhD students, who will be working on projects related to genomics of common and rare diseases.
In supporting this program, Genuity Science is contributing to the training of a generation of highly-qualified PhD graduates to effectively demonstrate the collective potential of genomics and data science.
Genuity Science supports and encourages actions taken for our communities, funding and charity campaigns.
Kiss Goodbye to MS
Through the global Kiss GoodBye to MS campaign, Genuity Science helped raise funds for Multiple Sclerosis research.
We built prosthetic hands that will change the lives of an amputee affected by landmines and other hazards in developing countries. Since its inception, Helping Hands has built and distributed over 50,000 prostheses worldwide.
Cooking4Families
We took part in the Cooking4Families program in the Ronald McDonald House. This program involved shopping, preparing and cooking for families staying in RMH whose children are ill in Crumlin Hospital in Dublin.


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$500,000 STEM grant awarded to Citiparks, Remake Learning and Allegheny County Library Association
June 1, 2021 Sandra Tolliver
Lots of kids can master computer games, but how many can create or even modify one? That's one goal of exposing young people to computer science and computational thinking that several organizations in Pittsburgh are working to achieve.
Remake Learning, the Allegheny County Library Association and Citiparks are sharing a $500,000 PASmart Advancing Grant from the state Department of Education to expand access to computer science and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education. State officials estimate that over the next decade, seven in 10 new jobs in Pennsylvania will require workers to use computers and new technologies.
Remake Learning tries to ensure that learners are connected to places where they live, work and play, says Tyler Samstag, the organization's director.
"This grant really embodies that sort of mindset — connection," says Samstag. "The goal is to connect schools, out-of-school-time providers and libraries in a strategic way. There is computer science learning happening in each of those places. We're seeing, increasingly, computer science taught in elementary school, as early as Kindergarten, teaching things like breaking a problem down into smaller pieces and then organizing those pieces in a logical way."
According to Code.org, Pennsylvania has more than 12,800 computing jobs but only about 60 percent of public high schools in the state teach computer science.
"It is actually one of the subjects that most students say is the most fun for them, an enjoyable class," says Samstag. "The thing that we really emphasize is the difference between computer literacy — being able to navigate the computer easily — versus computer science, where you're leveraging computing in order to create. You can play a game on the computer, but with computer science, you can create your own game or take a game and modify it. The latter is an empowering experience for students."
The K-12 Computer Science Framework notes that informal education organizations are essential to the learning process. Some out-of-school-time providers offer learning projects that are "deeper, project-based real-life learning experiences, whereas schools provide learning concepts," Samstag says. "There's a unique opportunity for those two to be more uniformly aligned. That's at the heart of what we're hoping to accomplish through this grant, to create an environment that facilitates the pipeline between out-of-school-time and school learning."
Remake Learning will work with Citiparks and the Library Association to offer professional development to their staff members and teachers. Also, they plan to recruit K-12 teachers to pair up with the out-of-school-time providers. Together they'll create learning opportunities in computer science and STEM subjects to give kids access to these subjects in and out of classrooms.
"Citiparks and the libraries will purchase supplies to be used for kids, but it won't be in place for the kids until the fall," says Samstag. "The grant was submitted a year and a half ago, but there was a significant delay because of Covid."
According to the grant application, the partnership's work will be documented to demonstrate its effectiveness. Over a year's time, teaching teams will design and test computer science projects, evaluating the results with students. Researchers will host student focus groups, observe classrooms, and gather student input.
"We must create an ecosystem that connects in-school and out-of-school providers and serves the diverse needs of all learners," the grant application explains.
Citiparks will use its portion of the funding— approximately $90,000 — to upgrade its Rec2Tech program at three city recreation centers with new furniture, equipment and hardware. Rec2Tech provides tech classes for young people to help bridge the digital divide. The STEM instruction is free.
"This is a great opportunity to continue to build Rec2Tech as a regional leader in creating equitable access to high-quality tech learning opportunities for youth," says Kathryn Vargas, Citiparks assistant director for community recreation.
Rec2Tech classes were offered virtually in 2020 and have expanded with new classes in computer coding this spring. These include:
• Four weeks of coding for both beginners and intermediate-level participants;
• An informal monthly coding meet-up with new projects each month;
• Virtual talks with tech professionals about potential careers;
• A four-week summer learning experience in STEM for middle-school kids in partnership with the Pittsburgh Technology Council.
This fall, a National Science Foundation Digital Harbor Foundation program will begin. This three-year partnership will build out tech maker spaces in two Citiparks recreation centers and provide a maker-based tech curriculum to participants.
PASmart Advancing Grant
Citiparks Rec2Tech
K-12 Computer Science Framework
Sandra Tolliver
Sandra Tolliver is a freelance writer, editor and public relations professional in Upper St. Clair.

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Hanbok (South Korea) or Chosŏn-ot (North Korea) is the traditional Korean dress. It is often characterized by vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets. Although the term literally means "Korean clothing", hanbok today often refers specifically to hanbok of the Joseon (Chosŏn) period and is worn as semi-formal or formal wear during traditional festivals and celebrations.
Traditional women's hanbok consists of jeogori, a blouse shirt or a jacket and chima, a wrap-around skirt, which is usually worn full. The ensemble is often called chima jeogori. Men's hanbok consists of jeogori and baji which means pants in Korea. The baji were baggy pants in traditional men's hanbok.
Jeogori is the basic upper garment of the hanbok, which has been worn by both men and women. It covers the arms and upper part of the wearer's body. The basic form of a jeogori consists of gil, git, dongjeong, goreum and sleeves. Gil is the large section of the garment in both front and back side and git is a band of fabric that trims the collar. Dongjeong is a removable white collar placed over the end of the git and is generally squared off. The goreum are coat-strings that tie the jeogori. Women's jeogori may have kkeutdong, a different colored cuff placed at the end of the sleeves. There are two jeogori that may be the earliest surviving archaeological finds. One from a Yangcheon Heo Clan tomb is dated 1400-1450, while the other was discovered inside a statue of Buddha at Sangwonsa Temple (presumably left as an offering) that has been dated to the 1460s.
The form of Jeogori has changed over time. While men's jeogori remained relatively unchanged, women's jeogori dramatically shortened during Chosŏn dynasty, reaching its shortest length at the late 19th century. However, due to reformation efforts and practical reasons, modern jeogori for women is longer than its earlier counterpart. Nonetheless the length is still above the waist line. Traditionally, goreum were short and narrow, however modern goreum are rather long and wide. There are several types of jeogori according to fabric, sewing technique, and shape.
Chima refers to "skirt" which is also called sang or gun in hanja. The underskirt, or petticoat layer is called sokchima. According to remaining murals of Goguryeo, and an earthen toy excavated from the neighborhood of Hwangnam-dong, Gyeongju, Goguryeo women wore a chima with jeogori over it, covering the belt.
Although striped, patchwork and gored skirts are known from the Goguryeo and Jeoson periods, chima were typically made from rectangular cloth that was pleated or gathered into a skirt band. This waistband extended past the skirt fabric itself and formed ties so that the skirt could be fastened around the trunk of the body.
Sokchima was largely made in a similar way to the overskirts until the early 20th century when straps were added, later developing into a sleeveless bodice or 'reformed' petticoat. By the mid-20th century, some outer chima had also gained a sleeveless bodice, that was then covered by the jeogori.
Baji refers to the bottom part of the men's hanbok. It is the formal term for 'pants' in Korean. Compared to western style pants, it does not fit tightly. The roomy nature of the cloth is due to a design aimed at making the cloth ideal for sitting on the floor. It performs similar role today for modern trousers, but Baji is commonly used in Korea for any kinds of pants. There are two in front of baji, and a person can tighten up whenever needed.
Baji are classified as unlined trousers, leather trousers, silk pants, cotton pants according to dress, sewing way, embroidery and so on.
Po is a generic term referring to an outer robe or overcoat, which was worn mostly by men since the Goryeo period until the Chosŏn period. Durumagi is a variety of po that was worn to protect the cold. It had been widely worn as an outer robe over jeogori and baji. It is also called jumagui, juchaui, or juui.
"Po" is also called "Jeogori". Jeogori inherited the Chinese Ming ao skirt's white collar and Jin. As buttoned blouse, skirt in front of the two on each seam have Jin, female's Jeogori has a long belt hung in front of the dress, also have an effect of adornment. Jeogori below the cuff is refers to the jacket sleeves, characterized by a traditional Korean house in the eaves of natural feminine curves. There are differences between the men and women's Jeogori. Men's Jeogori coarse to with line and flat; Women's Jeogoris have beautifully decorated curves which are short and beautiful.
Jokki is a type of vest while magoja is an outer jacket. Although jokki and magoja were created at the end of the Chosŏn Dynasty in which the Western culture began to affect Korea, the garments have been considered parts of traditional clothing. Each is additionally worn over jeogori for warmth and style. Magoja was an originally Manchu style clothing, but was introduced to Korea after Heungseon Daewongun, the father of King Gojong returned from his political exile in Manchuria in 1887. Magoja derived from magwae that he wore at that time to protect cold weather of the region. It was good to keep warmth and easy to wear, so that magoja became popular in Korea. It is also called "deot jeogori" (literally "an outer jeogori") or magwae.
Magoja does not have git, band of fabric that trims the collar, goreum (tying strings) unlike jeogori and durumagi (overcoat). Magoja was originally a male garment, but later became a unisex clothing. The magoja for men has seop and its length is longer than women's magoja, so that its both sides of the bottom are open. A magoja is made of a silk and is adorned with one or two buttons which are usually made from amber. In a male magoja, buttons are attached to the right side on contrary to women's magoja.
In old days, Kkachi durumagi (literally "a magpie's overcoat") were worn as seolbim, new clothing and shoes worn on Seollal, New Year's Day in the Korean calendar, while at present, it is worn as a ceremonial garment for doljanchi, celebration for a baby's first birthday. It is a children's colorful overcoat. It was worn mostly by young boys. The clothes is also called obangjang durumagi which means "an overcoat of five directions". It was worn over jeogori (a jacket) and jokki (a vest) while the wearer could put jeonbok (a long vest) over it. Kkachi durumagi was also worn along with headgear such as bokgeon (a peaked cloth hat), hogeon (peaked cloth hat with a tiger pattern) for young boys or gulle (decorative headgear) for young girls.
Modern hanbok for children consists of only two or three pieces and can be put on easily. They are usually made of less expensive fabrics since they are only worn once or twice a year during bigger holidays like Chuseok and Seollal. Children are also dressed up in hanbok on their first birthday.


Fugro, in conjunction with long-time associates, Constructora Subacuatica Diavaz, S.A. de C.V., has been awarded a large, multi-site high resolution geophysical and geotechnical survey by Mexico's national oil company PEMEX.
Overall value of the contract is USD 40 million (approximately EUR 27 million). Work is expected to begin this month.
While the majority of the studies are in shallow water, a portion is in water depths ranging up to 1,600 metres. This will be the first geophysical/geotechnical studies performed in Mexican territorial waters at these depths.


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/**
 * @brief GATT Macros
 *
 *  This code is auto-generated from the Excel Workbook
 *  'GATT_Qualification_Test_Databases.xlsm' Sheet: 'Large Database 1'
 *
 *  Feel free to change it - but be aware that your changes might be
 *  overwritten at the next generation...
 */

#ifndef GATT_MACS_H
#define GATT_MACS_H

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#include <bluetooth/gatt.h>

/** @def BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE
 *  @brief Attribute Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare an attribute.
 *
 *  @param _uuid   Attribute uuid.
 *  @param _perm   Attribute access permissions.
 *  @param _read   Attribute read callback.
 *  @param _write  Attribute write callback.
 *  @param _value  Attribute value.
 *  @param _handle Attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(_uuid, _perm, _read, _write, _value, _handle) \
	{ \
	.uuid = _uuid, \
	.perm = _perm, \
	.read = _read, \
	.write = _write, \
	.user_data = _value, \
	.handle = _handle \
	}

/** @def BT_GATT_H_CHARACTERISTIC
 *  @brief Characteristic and Value Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a characteristic attribute along with its attribute
 *  value.
 *
 *  @param _uuid   Characteristic attribute uuid.
 *  @param _props  Characteristic attribute properties.
 *  @param _perm   Characteristic attribute access permissions.
 *  @param _read   Characteristic attribute read callback.
 *  @param _write  Characteristic attribute write callback.
 *  @param _value  Characteristic attribute value.
 *  @param _handle Characteristic attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_CHARACTERISTIC(_uuid, _props, _perm, _read, _write, _value,\
			       _handle) \
	BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(BT_UUID_GATT_CHRC, \
			  BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
			  bt_gatt_attr_read_chrc, \
			  NULL, \
			  (&(struct bt_gatt_chrc) {.uuid = _uuid, \
						   .properties = _props \
						  }), \
			  _handle), \
	BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(_uuid, _perm, _read, _write, _value, _handle + 1)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_PRIMARY_SERVICE
 *  @brief Primary Service Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a primary service attribute.
 *
 *  @param _service Service attribute value.
 *  @param _handle  Service attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_PRIMARY_SERVICE(_service, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(BT_UUID_GATT_PRIMARY, \
				BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_service, \
				NULL, \
				_service, \
				_handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_SECONDARY_SERVICE
 *  @brief Secondary Service Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a secondary service attribute.
 *
 *  @param _service Service attribute value.
 *  @param _handle  Service attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_SECONDARY_SERVICE(_service, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(BT_UUID_GATT_SECONDARY, \
				BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_service, \
				NULL, \
				_service, \
				_handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_INCLUDE_SERVICE
 *  @brief Include Service Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare database internal include service attribute.
 *
 *  @param _service_incl The first service attribute of service to include.
 *  @param _handle       Service attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_INCLUDE_SERVICE(_service_incl, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(BT_UUID_GATT_INCLUDE, \
				BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_included, \
				NULL, \
				_service_incl, \
				_handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR
 *  @brief Descriptor Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a descriptor attribute.
 *
 *  @param _uuid   Descriptor attribute uuid.
 *  @param _perm   Descriptor attribute access permissions.
 *  @param _read   Descriptor attribute read callback.
 *  @param _write  Descriptor attribute write callback.
 *  @param _value  Descriptor attribute value.
 *  @param _handle Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR(_uuid, _perm, _read, _write, _value, _handle) \
	       BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(_uuid, _perm, _read, _write, _value, _handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_MANAGED
 *  @brief Managed Client Characteristic Configuration Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a Managed CCC attribute.
 *
 *  @param _ccc    CCC attribute user data, shall point to a _bt_gatt_ccc.
 *  @param _perm   CCC access permissions.
 *  @param _handle Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_MANAGED(_ccc, _perm, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_ATTRIBUTE(BT_UUID_GATT_CCC, _perm,\
		bt_gatt_attr_read_ccc, bt_gatt_attr_write_ccc, _ccc, _handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_CCC
 *  @brief Client Characteristic Configuration Change Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a CCC attribute.
 *
 *  @param _cfg         Initial configuration.
 *  @param _cfg_changed Configuration changed callback.
 *  @param _handle      Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
/* #undef  BT_GATT_H_CCC
 *  #define BT_GATT_H_CCC(_cfg, _cfg_changed, _handle) \
 *     BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR(BT_UUID_GATT_CCC, \
 *         BT_GATT_PERM_READ | BT_GATT_PERM_WRITE, \
 *         bt_gatt_attr_read_ccc, \
 *         bt_gatt_attr_write_ccc, \
 *         (&(struct _bt_gatt_ccc) { \
 *             .cfg = _cfg, \
 *             .cfg_len = ARRAY_SIZE(_cfg), \
 *             .cfg_changed = _cfg_changed \
 *         } ), \
 *         _handle)
 */
/** @def BT_GATT_H_CCC
 *  @brief Client Characteristic Configuration Change Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a CCC attribute.
 *
 *  @param _cfg         Initial configuration.
 *  @param _cfg_changed Configuration changed callback.
 *  @param _handle      Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_CCC(_cfg, _cfg_changed, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_MANAGED((&(struct _bt_gatt_ccc) \
			BT_GATT_CCC_INITIALIZER(_cfg_changed, NULL, NULL)),\
			BT_GATT_PERM_READ | BT_GATT_PERM_WRITE, _handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_CEP
 *  @brief Characteristic Extended Properties Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a CEP attribute.
 *
 *  @param _value  Descriptor attribute value.
 *  @param _handle Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_CEP(_value, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR(BT_UUID_GATT_CEP, \
				BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_cep, \
				NULL, \
				(void *)_value, \
				_handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_CUD
 *  @brief Characteristic User Format Descriptor Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a CUD attribute.
 *
 *  @param _value  User description NULL-terminated C string.
 *  @param _perm   Descriptor attribute access permissions.
 *  @param _handle Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_CUD(_value, _perm, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR(BT_UUID_GATT_CUD, \
				_perm, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_cud, \
				NULL, \
				(void *)_value, \
				_handle)

/** @def BT_GATT_H_CPF
 *  @brief Characteristic Presentation Format Descriptor Declaration Macro.
 *
 *  Helper macro to declare a CPF attribute.
 *
 *  @param _value  Descriptor attribute value.
 *  @param _handle Descriptor attribute handle.
 */
#define BT_GATT_H_CPF(_value, _handle) \
		BT_GATT_H_DESCRIPTOR(BT_UUID_GATT_CPF, \
				BT_GATT_PERM_READ, \
				bt_gatt_attr_read_cpf, \
				NULL, \
				(void *)_value, \
				_handle)

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* GATT_MACS_H */

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Stefon Diggs Traded to the Bills Mafia!
March 16, 2020 Gio Damico
Givanni Damico | March 16th, 2020
The Bills finally made a huge move today, but it didn't have to do with free agency. Everybody has been mocking Tee Higgins to the Bills at 22, and as a Bills fan, I've been sick to my stomach. There's nothing I want less than a big-bodied receiver who is slow, not agile and runs a limited route tree. Well, I no longer have to worry about that.
The Bills made a blockbuster move sending pick 22, along with a 2020 fifth-round pick and sixth-round pick, as well as a 2021 4th-round pick for Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs. Diggs has had back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in Minnesota and now joins a prolific Buffalo offense with Josh Allen, John Brown, Cole Beasley, and Devin Singletary. Buffalo hasn't had a true number one wide receiver in years, and they finally have got one now. This deal was more than worth it for Buffalo because that pick probably would have been used on a receiver like Higgins, and the late-round picks are not too important here.
Looking at this from Minnesota's perspective, it's also a win. Diggs wanted out of Minnesota, and the Vikings were able to get a first-round pick for him. This added draft capital will allow them to rebuild their secondary and offensive line in the first round. The only problem this creates is that now Minnesota has a hole at the receiver position. Was this trade worth it? I'd say it's a win-win for both sides.
Take notes, Bill O'Brien. Minnesota got a lot more for Diggs than Houston got for DeAndre Hopkins, and Hopkins didn't necessarily want out of Houston. This just shows what a poor trade Houston made.
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Lanta Long Beach Hostel is a 5-minute drive from Saladand Pier. From there,it is a 2-hour journey to Krabi Town and a 2-hour, 15-minute journey to Ao Nangand Railay. It is a 3-hour drive from Krabi Airport.


Wedding Planning is Overwhelming, I get it!
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• Do we really need an Engagement Session?
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I describe my style as being a hybrid between candid moments and naturally romantic portraits. I will help with offering directions, make sure I am stealthy moving around all day to catch this big belly laughs and sensitive tears of joy running down your grandmothers cheek.
• How many photos will be delivered?
This is a hard question as every wedding is so unique, some have lots of details while others are quite minimal. I like to say on average you receive 50 images/per hour of time covered, but again this varies from couple to couple.
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dev-repo: "git+https://github.com/affeldt-aist/infotheo.git"
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Infotheo is a Coq library for reasoning about discrete probabilities,
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Check in Within
Lenny's Indian Head Inn Seafood
Lenny's Indian Head Inn Seafood is one of the best places in the world for seafood. The restaurant has international acclaim and many fans from worldwide.
The American Academy of Hospitality Sciences has bestowed Lenny's a Five Star Diamond Award for their excellence in the category of Seafood Dining.
Lenny's is located in Branford, CT. They opened in 1939 and been owned and operated by the Conlin family since 1968. Chef Chris and his family are dedicated and passionate about their work. Lenny's sources its fresh lobsters from both Maine and Nova Scotia.
StarDiamond TV visited Lenny's in early May to chat with Chef Chris and his team.
How did this all begin?
«My parents bought this restaurant in 1968 and I've been here ever since».
Define Excellence?
«Pride and ownership. Coming in every day and doing what we need to do».
What is your favorite ingredient?
What does your work mean to you?
«I enjoy coming in every day. My work is different every day. There is no repetition. Everything is different. There is always gonna be a different situation that is arising. There is gonna be a lot of different things that come up. So solve what comes in and, you know, it kind of works….somehow.»
Tell us about your team?
«We all are focused with each other. We are part of a team. There is no 'I' in team.»
What does success mean to you?
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You know, come 'on down. We'll be here for you. No problem.»
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Tomb Raider Reboot Sequel Moving Forward With New Writer
By AJ Caulfield/April 12, 2019 3:49 pm EST
She's got more tombs to raid.
MGM and Warner Bros. have given the greenlight to a sequel of 2018's Tomb Raider reboot, and have tapped Free Fire screenwriter Amy Jump to pen the film's script. Deadline broke the news on Friday, April 12.
According to unnamed sources, Tomb Raider reboot star Alicia Vikander was seriously impressed by Jump's screenwriting skills. Vikander is said to have appreciated what Jump did with Lara Croft's characterization in the upcoming project, and was reportedly excited by the adventure included in the next sequel.
It goes without saying that what exactly Jump has in envisioned for the next Tomb Raider movie are for Jump's mind, Vikander's eyes, and the team at MGM and Warner Bros. only — at least for the time being. But two elements of her on-boarding the impending sequel are promising: the first is that she touts Vikander's stamp of approval, a big thing considering the actress is the face of the new era of the franchise; and the second is that she has several action movies under her belt already. The name "Amy Jump" may not immediately jump (sorry, reader, we couldn't resist the pun) out at you, her filmography surely will: she's collaborated time and again with director Ben Wheatley, writing Free Fire starring Brie Larson, Armie Hammer, and Cillian Murphy, as well as A Field in England, High-Rise, Kill List, and Sightseers.
Surely, with her extensive experience penning actioners and the thumbs-up she got from Vikander, Jump can prove herself a worthy successor to original Tomb Raider reboot writers Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Alastair Siddons — and tie up the dangling threads left hanging at the end of the first film. (Trinity storyline, anyone?)
There isn't much additional information about the Tomb Raider reboot sequel to relay as of now, but rest assured that we'll bring you all the hottest updates as soon as future news breaks.


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Barrow Amateur Radio Emergency Service Club - Home - Bares was formed in 2007 to provide fellowship between amateurs and interested parties.
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For other people with the same name, see Charles Hart (disambiguation).
Charles Hart (born 3 June 1961) is a British lyricist, songwriter and musician. He is best known for writing the lyrics to, and contributing to the book of, Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage musical The Phantom of the Opera and for writing the lyrics to Bend It Like Beckham the Musical. He also co-wrote (with Don Black) the lyrics to Lloyd Webber's 1989 musical Aspects of Love. Hart also re-wrote Glenn Slater's lyrics for Love Never Dies, the sequel to Phantom.
Born in London, Hart was educated at Desborough School, Maidenhead, Robinson College, Cambridge and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
When I was at the Guildhall I sent a tape to Sondheim, fully expecting a reply hailing the next true genius of the West End... All I got was a note saying that I had 'rhyming poison' which got in the way of my characters and plot, and of course he was entirely right. But my ambition was to be an English Sondheim. Being a lyricist is the ideal job for a university-educated dilettante, because it uses up all the rubbish in your education.
Hart attracted the attention of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh, who were judges of the Vivian Ellis Awards for music theatre writers in which Hart was a finalist with an entry based on Moll Flanders. Webber hired him as a lyricist for The Phantom of the Opera a year later.
He also wrote lyrics for The Kissing-Dance and The Dreaming (both with music by Howard Goodall), also for The Vampyr: A Soap Opera (BBC TV). In 2015 he collaborated with Howard Goodall again on Bend It Like Beckham the Musical, a new musical production of the film Bend It Like Beckham. He has written miscellaneous songs, as well as both words and music for television, (Watching, Split Ends for Granada TV) and Love Songs (BBC Radio). His Two Studies for String Quartet premiered in February 2005 at London's Purcell Room, performed by the Sacconi Quartet. His English lyrics for the opera Benvenuto Cellini were part of a new production directed by Terry Gilliam at the English National Opera on 5 June 2014.
He has received two Ivor Novello Awards and has been nominated twice for a Tony Award. He was also nominated for an Academy Award for writing the lyrics to a new song "Learn to be Lonely" which was sung by Minnie Driver over the final credits to the film version of The Phantom of the Opera.
Hart's photography has appeared on posters and in playbills, as well as publications ranging from Attitude to The Daily Telegraph. In 2003, he was one of three photographers to feature in an exhibition organized by UNICEF to celebrate the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Hart was a long-standing trustee and supporter of the UK charity ratings agency, Intelligent Giving. He is represented by Berlin Associates.
^ "Nominees & Winners for the 77th Academy Awards". Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 2005. Retrieved 18 April 2018.
This page was last edited on 29 October 2018, at 07:11 (UTC).


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4.1 Are the diagnostic categories ...
According to DSM-IV-TR, if the criteria for two or more disorders – such as MD and GAD – are each satisfied in the same person, the disorders are comorbid.
In fact, MD and GAD are often comorbid. Figure 12 shows the odds ratios for having an anxiety disorder at the same time as major depression. Box 6 explains what an odds ratio is if you are not familiar with this term.
Figure 12 Likelihood that a comorbid anxiety disorder is also present in patients diagnosed with major depression (MD).
Box 6 Odds ratio
Imagine that the chances in the USA of adult men having GAD are on average 1 in 100. But what of the subset of adult men who already have MD? What are the chances that such men will have GAD as well as MD? An odds ratio tells us about the increase in the chance that such men will have GAD, already having MD. If having MD increases the chances of having GAD from the usual 1 in 100 to 8.2 in 100, then the odds ratio for having GAD when you have MD is 8.2. If having MD has no effect at all on the chances of having GAD then the odds ratio is 1.00 (it does not affect the odds). An odds ratio of 1.05 means for the population of men with MD the chances of having GAD are increased by 5%. The further away from 1 the odds ratio is, the stronger the effect.
What might this kind of pairing between MD and GAD suggest?
That there is some connection between the two conditions. For instance: (i) one causes the other; (ii) both are due to a common cause; (iii) there is just one underlying condition with a range of symptoms, with some symptoms matching the (artificially set up) criteria for one condition and others matching the criteria for the other condition.
Activity 8 Identifying an odds ratio
Timing: Allow 5 minutes
Look at Figure 12. What is the odds ratio that 'any anxiety disorder' will be present in people who have major depression? What does this mean?
The odds ratio that 'any anxiety disorder' will also be present in people who have major depression is 5.1. This means that the chance of 'any anxiety disorder' being present is 5.1 times higher in people who have major depression, compared to the normal chance of having 'any anxiety disorder'.
In practice, it is increasingly recognised that in many cases a person has some symptoms of depression (but not enough to justify a diagnosis of depression), and some symptoms of anxiety (but not enough to justify a diagnosis of anxiety). Neither DSM-IV-TR nor ICD-10 provide for the proper diagnosis of such a condition. However, an increasing number of researchers recognise this as mixed anxiety and depression disorder (MADD), also called mixed anxiety and depression (MAD – see Figure 1) or cothymia (Tyrer, 2001). Indeed MAD was found to occur in around 55% of all those suffering from an emotional disorder (or common mental disorder) (McManus et al., 2009), making it the most common emotional disorder by far.
The existence of strong comorbidity between anxiety and depression, and mixed anxiety and depressive disorder, have led some researchers to suggest that these disorders lie on an anxiety–depression continuum or spectrum.
Indeed there is evidence to suggest that 'cases' of disorder might map onto a single spectrum of 'counts of mental symptoms', with no evidence for clustering of symptoms into disorders such as those proposed by DSM-IV-TR and ICD-10 (Das-Munshi et al., 2008; Melzer et al., 2002).
Using a CIS-R scale ('Clinical Interview Schedule – Revised' scale – see Box 7), Das-Munshi et al. (2008) assessed the presence of symptoms of mental disorder and mapped them onto 'recognised' depression and anxiety disorders such as MD, GAD, MAD and comorbid anxiety and depression.
Box 7 Clinical Interview Schedule – Revised (CIS-R)
The CIS-R is a structured interview schedule used in national surveys such as the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity in England, 2007: results of a household survey (McManus et al., 2009) to assess neurotic symptoms and common mental disorders in the population. For each interviewee, the severity of symptoms such as fatigue, concentration and forgetfulness, sleep problems, irritability, depressive ideas, depression, anxiety, panic, worry about physical health, compulsions, obsessions and so on, is scored on a scale of 0–4 (0–5 in the case of depressive ideas). The scores are summed to give an overall severity score: a score of 12 or more indicates a significant level of symptoms, and a score of 18 or more suggests treatment is needed. In the APMS (2007) interviewees' answers to the CIS-R were also used to derive ICD-10 diagnoses of GAD, MD, phobias, OCD and panic disorder. MAD was defined as having a CIS-R score of 12 or more but falling short of the criteria for any other common mental disorder.
The distribution of CIS-R scores they obtained for the four different disorders (and for 'no diagnosis') is shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13 Box plot distributions of CIS-R symptom scores for five diagnostic groups. In a box plot distribution 50% of the scores obtained (between 25%–75%) lie inside the box. The horizontal line across each box shows the median score (see Box 1). The bars above and below the box show the range of scores in each case, from minimum (at bottom of bar) to maximum (at top of bar).
The higher the CIS-R score, the more serious on average a disorder is likely to be. On this basis, looking at Figure 13, which of the four disorders would appear to be least serious and which would appear to be most serious?
Mixed anxiety-depression would be least serious; comorbid depression and anxiety would be most serious.
Interestingly, such critiques appear to be having some impact. The next version of the DSM (DSM-5, published 2013), while still applying a categorical approach, proposed a new disorder called mixed anxiety depression.
Activity 9 Using the diagnostic categories
Timing: Allow 10 minutes
Think back to Suzanna's case in Vignette 2. Does it satisfy DSM-IV-TR criterion C for the diagnosis of GAD (Box 7)? Give reasons for your answer.
Yes, her case appears to satisfy criterion C. Suzanna has at least three of the symptoms listed, and she has suffered from GAD for over 6 months. The symptoms she has include: (6) sleep disturbance (she mentions insomnia); (5) muscle tension (she mentions 'feelings of tightness in the head') and (1) feeling keyed up or on edge (she mentions 'constant feeling that I am going to die', which could fit with this).
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La révolution islandaise, aussi appelée révolution des casseroles, () est un ensemble de mouvements de protestation survenus entre octobre 2008 et janvier 2009 en Islande, principalement à Reykjavik, sa capitale. Ces mouvements naissent dans le contexte de la crise financière de 2008 en Islande alors qu'en moins d'un mois les trois banques principales du pays, dont Landsbanki, se déclarent en faillite. À la télévision, le Premier ministre, Geir Haarde en appelle à , ce qui est notable dans un pays qui n'est pas habitué aux références religieuses en politique.

Constitution du mouvement
Le mouvement trouve son origine le , quand  réclament devant le bâtiment de la Banque centrale d'Islande la démission de son directeur, Davíð Oddsson. Le lendemain, à l'initiative de Hördur Torfason, auteur-compositeur, le One man's protest est organisé devant le siège de l'Althing, le parlement islandais.

Très vite, un rendez-vous hebdomadaire est fixé, tous les samedis, devant le Parlement, et les manifestants se regroupent sous l'étiquette de la « Voix du Peuple ». Le , les participants aux rassemblements sont plus   (ce qui représente un centième de la population de l'agglomération de Reykjavik). Chaque semaine, des manifestants se réunissent, souvent équipés d'ustensiles de cuisine. Le , plus de   défilent dans les rues de Reykjavik, la capitale de ce pays qui ne compte que  (rapporté à la population française, cela correspondrait à quatre millions de manifestants). Des actions symboliques sont menées pendant des mois jusqu'à la démission du gouvernement et la nationalisation des trois principales banques du pays : on brûle en public des drapeaux des banques qui ont fait faillite, on hisse celui de la chaîne de distribution Bónus sur le porte-drapeau du Parlement.

À partir du , les manifestations prennent de l'ampleur avec pour principale revendication la démission du gouvernement.

Échos politiques
Très vite, le Mouvement des verts et de gauche, un parti politique de gauche radicale, prend fait et cause pour les mobilisations.

Conséquences
Le Premier ministre Geir Haarde démissionne de ses fonctions le . Il est remplacé par Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir (ministre des Affaires sociales), première femme à accéder à ce poste, qui est reconduite à la tête d'une coalition de centre-gauche à l'issue des élections législatives du mois d'avril.

Les deux textes de loi sur le remboursement de la dette sont rejetés par les électeurs lors des référendums de 2010 et 2011. En revanche le projet visant à l'adoption d'une nouvelle constitution n'aboutit pas et est abandonné après les élections législatives de 2013.

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2008 en Islande
Émeute ou désordre civil en Islande
Manifestation en Islande
République d'Islande
2009 en Islande
Manifestation en 2008
Manifestation en 2009

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Activating Brain Immune Cells by Treating Gossypetin
Reporter Kim Jin-Seong
▲Changes in the brain tissue through the treatment of Gossypetin
Red hibiscus tea is known not only to warm up the body but also to be effective in improving immunity. What if this hibiscus could defeat a disease without a cure, such as Alzheimer's disease (AD)?
Professor Kyong-Tai Kim and Ph.D. candidate Kyung Won Jo of the Department of Life Sciences (LIFE) have revealed that "Gossypetin", a substance containing hibiscus, activates microglia, a brain immune cell. It was also found that these immune cells diminish amyloid-β and restore the cognitive function of AD patients.
AD begins when toxic proteins such as amyloid-β and Tau accumulate in brain cells. Microglial cells eat up these protein aggregates and play an important role in protecting the brain. If the number of protein aggregates increases beyond the amount that microglia cells can handle, a chronic inflammatory reaction occurs, and nerve cells are damaged. A gradual decrease in the patient's memory and cognitive function follows.
Minimizing side effects is one of the biggest obstacles to the development of AD treatments. The research team noted the natural substance "Flavonoid compound" can reduce side effects. It is a secondary metabolite of plants or fungi that has a beneficial effect on the human body due to its anti-allergies, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, antioxidant effects, and low toxicity. In particular, the team researched Gossypetin which is contained in a plant called Hibiscus sabdariffa.
Following the oral administration of this compound for three months in mice with AD, memory and cognitive function were found to be restored to the same level as in the normal mice. Not only did the various types of amyloid-β aggregates commonly found in brain tissue in patients with AD decrease, but also the chronic inflammatory response decreased. Furthermore, microglial cells can diminish amyloid-β faster due to the influence of Gossypetin.
Prof. Kim explained, "Gossypetin, which can be extracted from Hibiscus, will be a safe and inexpensive treatment for patients suffering from AD in the future."
The study, recently published in Alzheimer's Research & Therapy, was conducted through joint research and support with NOVMETAPHARMA Co., Ltd. Through this study, researchers are planning a clinical trial to develop AD prevention and treatment.
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I had one of those 'one line fix' problems on Monday that took most of my day to figure out. It was one of those problems that makes perfect sense in retrospect, but when I was in the trench the solution was anything but obvious.
A big chunk of my time these days goes towards maintaining and extending what would now be considered a 'legacy' application. It's an EJB3 based application that runs on a JBoss application server. The latest version of JBoss AS is 7.1, but we were still running on 5.1.0.GA, so I decided it was time to upgrade. For those that know anything about JBoss – 7.1 is a different beast altogether. It's a different architecture than all previous versions. After spending about a day digging in, I decided to punt on upgrading to 7.1 and settle for 6.1.0 as an interim step.
For the most part, the upgrade from JBoss AS 5.1 to 6.1 is pretty straightforward. Lots of applications are directly portable — just drop them in and go. The biggest 'gotchya' would be porting any message driven beans. JBoss 5.1.0 used JBoss Messaging as the underlying JMS provider, but 6.1.0 uses hornetq. Still, how hard could it be?
I was fooled. I don't have too much in the way of message driven beans in this application. For the most part they just send emails. I have some integration tests that queue up messages, which should result in a few emails landing in my inbox. After making a few minor tweaks, everything seemed to work. Done! So, I tagged the code and pushed a release into production. Then my problems began. No emails.
The first thing that popped in my head was that 'mail-service.xml' on the production JBoss server must be misconfigured — the emails were probably being rejected by the mail server. That wasn't it. Then I dug around and tried to find any discrepancy at all in the configuration of my development server and the production server. Did I miss a step? I really went out of my way to minimize the amount of configuration needed at all — I want my application to run on a plain vanilla setup. It turns out that, no, I didn't miss a step. So what gives?
I also poked around the JMX Console a bit and discovered that the 'ConsumerCount' was set to 0 for the applications that weren't working correctly. The message driven beans were not consuming messages from the JMS queue at all!
This seems to be a common issue, so I wonder why it isn't mentioned in the JBoss migration guide. I also have to wonder why it's even necessary in the first place. Of course a message driven bean is dependent on the queue it receives messages from, so why force the developer to take this step?
Finally, I have to ask myself how my testing set up could have been better so that this problem didn't make it into production. But honestly, I don't have an answer for that. I wish I did.
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José Juan Vaquero García (Valladolid, 1973), más conocido como J. J. Vaquero, es un cómico, monologuista y guionista español.

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El inicio de su carrera profesional fue sirviendo cafés en el Carrefour de Parquesol y trabajando como camarero en bodas en el NH Ciudad de Valladolid. Unos amigos le inscribieron en 2002 en un concurso de monólogos. Allí conoció a otro cómicos como a Nacho García, Quique Matilla, Luis Rodríguez, Álex Clavero, entre otros.

Guionista y colaborador de El hormiguero de Antena 3, colaborador de YU: No te pierdas nada de 40 Principales presentado por Dani Mateo hasta 2019 y continuó colaborando en el momento en que su emisión pasó a Europa FM, esta vez presentado por Ana Morgade y Lo Mejor Que Te Puede Pasar de Melodía FM, monologuista de El Club de la Comedia y ha sido guionista de varios espectáculos y programas como la Gala de los Premios Goya cuando fue presentado por Dani Rovira.

Ha grabado varios monólogos para Comedy Central (Paramount Comedy), El Club de la Comedia de LaSexta, Sopa de gansos en Cuatro  y El hormiguero. Además forma parte de varios espectáculos de humor como: "En Bruto" (Junto a Iñaki Urrutia), "Monólogos y Locuras" (con Nacho García), "Vaquero&Clavero" (con Álex Clavero), Humor de Protección Oficial (con Quique Matilla, Fran el Chavo, Nacho García y Álex Clavero).

En 2020 colaboró en Me resbala e Improvisando, además de continuar como guionista en El hormiguero, ambos programas de Antena 3.

Participó el la película de 2020 "Ni de coña" de Fernando Ayllón en el papel de Genaro.

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Artistas de comedia en vivo
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Nacidos en Valladolid


What a lovely outfit! I really need to get myself some coloured jeans!
Fabulous outfit! I love everything about it! I love those green skinnies!
i have green shorts the color of your pants. i really like your floral top!
Love the green pants. I want to get a pair!
You look great, and your bright smiles, so cute! Thank you for these wonderful looks, you have an amazing style.
This is the cutesy outfit!
Love your bag and shoes! Nice!
Love the trousers! :) Amazing blog you have. And you look gorgeous!
hi! Thank you for your visit in my blog!
oh my gosh! i love this! wearing colored jeans/pants is pretty difficult (and it's something i've been too scared to do), but you paired this so nicely with the floral top! yay for adventurous color combinations!
Love the combination of colours. You look lovely!
I love the green pants! I have a pair but I only wear them on St. Patrick's Day...I'll have to figure out what I can match them with.


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Wednesday, Sept. 21st, 2022
Gala Dinner venue: Palazzo de Rossi, 30 minutes drive from downtown Bologna
Bus service will be arranged for the guests – detailed information will be provided
IMPORTANT NOTICE: in compliance with the Law Decree currently in force, ONLY people EQUIPPED WITH FFP2 MASKS will be allowed to board the buses
How to book the gala dinner:
It will be possible to purchase the social dinner tour on-site only.
Please visit the "New Registrations" desk at the workshop venue (registrations open on September 19 at 13:30)
Payments by credit card only; cash, checks and bank transfers will not be accepted.
Immersed in the Reno Valley in Pontecchio Marconi, between protected natural areas and close to two important routes, the Via della Seta and the Via degli Dei, is the suggestive Palazzo De Rossi, a magnificent dwelling of the late fifteenth century perfectly preserved thanks to the care of the owners: the noble family Bevilacqua Ariosti.
The interior of the building, through paintings, frescoes and bas-reliefs, tells the story of the Rossi family and its relations with illustrious personalities of the time, the traditions that developed here and the architectural evolution of the castle itself.
In the second half of the 15th century, Bartolomeo de' Rossi, a banker and senator from Parma, decided to build a sumptuous residence in Pontecchio that could accommodate nobles, artists, intellectuals and clerics visiting Bologna.
Among the most illustrious guests it hosted the writer Torquato Tasso and Pope Julius II.
Since then, despite having undergone several modifications, the Palazzo still retains its majestic and elegant nature, remaining the ideal place for unforgettable events in the magical atmosphere of Courts of the past.
Bartolomeo de' Rossi was very careful when choosing the location where his sumptuous mansion would be built. Here, ladies, pages and knights were to pass many a pleasurable hours relaxing and enjoying the wonderful country life, away from the sufferings of wars.
The perfect location was in the valley just beyond the walls of Bologna by the banks of the river Reno. Rich arable land at the foot of the Apennine mountains and the steep chalky slopes so often depicted by Bolognese artists formed the perfect backdrop.
The castle was built on two levels allowing one area to be bathed in light and the other more shaded and cools. The small distance from the Reno canal ensured a plentiful water supply for both the castle and the village that grew up near by.
The castle and the village were self-sufficient and had everything they needed: plentiful harvests, fisheries, mills, stables, barns, fruit trees and sawmills. The inhabitants worked the land and did everything possible to ensure its upkeep.


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Live Review: Miyavi as Japan's Rock 'n' Roll Ambassador
By Kirsty Evans
Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 4:29 PM
Local Show Reviews
Why is this guy not a superstar yet?
Fans in the front row confessed that they'd been waiting outside since 10 p.m. the night before, and they weren't even the first people to get in line. The wait wasn't too bad though, apparently — Miyavi brought them tea.
It's that kind of mutual affection between performer and fans that makes Miyavi shows such a special experience. From the moment he hit the stage with a brand new single "Survive," Miyavi had the crowd jumping around so hard that the Fillmore's wooden floor was shaking.
A natural performer, the Japanese rock/pop/whatever-the-hell-he's-up-to-at-the-moment star ran through a series of tracks that covered pretty much all of his solo albums, and the crowd was singing along with every one (with much encouragement from the man himself). This is a rather different version of Miyavi to the one audiences saw when he hit Slim's for back-to-back shows in 2008 — heavier on the guitar, lighter on the theatrics. Not only were the beat boxer and the DJ gone, this time there wasn't even a bass player — just drums, keyboards, and Miyavi. Familiar songs had been rearranged, too, teasing out the blues influences and occasional hints of hip-hop, but with the emphasis clearly on rock. It was a stripped-down, rawer, sexier, more grown-up Miyavi (appropriate since he kept telling the audience about his new role as a father).
Kirsty Evans
His audience seems to be growing up with him. It was a noticeably older crowd than the last time he played in San Francisco, even though a lot of the same faces showed up. The vibe was the same though — Miyavi's audience really, really loves him, and he seems to love them right back (he certainly wasn't shy about telling them so). It would be easy to dismiss that adoration as a result of his status as eye candy (one fan's cry of "You're so sexy!" prompted him to pull up his shirt to show off his abs and pose, and then deadpan, "Yeah, I already know that" right back). But it's more than that — the man is truly, scarily talented. The new, more stripped-down format gave him plenty of room to show off his guitar skills, and damn were they impressive.
The crowd got a sneak preview of a few songs that will be on the new album (due in October, he says), most of them heavy on the rock and light on the pop, but always with Miyavi's trademark bluesy, funky style. Fans also got his constant banter and familiar exhortations to stay positive and remember that the world is becoming a smaller place all the time.
Judging by last night's performance, Miyavi seems to be aiming to step up to the plate as sort of rock 'n' roll cultural ambassador for Japan. It's about time someone did — although the Jrock scene in America has been growing every year for a while now, so far there really hasn't been anyone willing or able to take on that role. Smart, talented, funny, comfortable in his own skin, not afraid to speak his mind, and well on his way to being fully bilingual, Miyavi may yet prove to be the Wayne Gretsky of JRock. But sexier, and with lots of tattoos.
Funniest moment of the whole evening? When, noticing that the people at the front were getting smashed up against the barrier, Miyavi stopped and asked the crowd to please move back a little. Because "you're crushing people's boobs." How many rock stars could get away with saying that and come across as sweet and concerned rather than sleazy?
Oh Miyavi, never change.
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Legal & General completes £650 million bulk annuity transaction with the 3i Group Pension Plan
Legal & General Assurance Society Limited ("Legal & General") today announces that it has completed a £650m buy-in with the Trustees of the 3i Group Pension Plan (the "Plan").
The agreement provides a policy in respect of the Plan which matches the benefits of around 280 pensioners and 570 deferred members. It follows on from the two pensioner buy-ins previously undertaken by the Trustees (with Pension Insurance Corporation in 2017 and Legal & General in 2019) and means that the Plan is now fully insured through buy-in policies held as assets of the Plan. This final buy-in has been achieved without reliance on the sponsoring company, 3i Group, for any additional contribution.
Read the full press release via the link below
We are delighted to have continued our partnership with the 3i Group Pension Plan and help complete the final step of its de-risking journey, providing a solution that ensures the long-term benefits promised to its members are fully secured.
The successful conclusion of this transaction demonstrates the resilience and continued growth of the bulk annuity market and our sustained activity across all levels of transactions.
Laura Mason
Margrit Williams
PR & Communications Director, Legal & General Retirement Institutional
DB/Final Salary pension schemes de-risking -buy-ins, buy-outs, longevity insurance
Alternative de-risking solutions – APP, ISS
Pension scheme administration
(UK, USA, Canada, Bermuda and Ireland)
Full press release (PDF 148KB)


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Moto Droid, T-Mobile myTouch 3G to get Android 2.2
It's getting harder and harder to keep track of which Android handsets are running on any given version of the platform — but if you're making an effort to do so, we've got two impending amendments for you.
Yesterday afternoon, TmoNews got ahold of the memo above, confirming that the myTouch 3G (in addition to the myTouch Slide, which we already knew would be getting updated) will be getting Android 2.2. There it is, in good ol' plain English: "Coming soon, we plan to update existing myTouch 3G phones — not just our new Slide — to the latest software version, Android 2.2"
But wait, there's more! Our buddies over at Slashgear reached out to Motorola, who confirmed that the Droid (which just got bumped to 2.1 back in late March) will be getting the 2.2 update treatment "in the near future". Straight from the Moto rep's mouth:
While I can't comment on specifics, we do expect DROID by Motorola users will receive Android 2.2 as a software upgrade in the near future."
Of course, terms like "soon" and "in the near future" tend to have wildly different definitions throughout the mobile industry. To a customer, "soon" means next week; to a carrier, "soon" means "as soon as we're done testing, patching, re-testing, re-patching, and then certifying the update for distribution."


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Kate Gilmore may refer to:
 Kate Gilmore (UN official), Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights of the United Nations
 Kate Gilmore (artist) (born 1975), fine artist
 Kate Gilmore (actress), Irish stage and television actress


Wayne Rooney was arrested following a public intoxication incident at a US airport on December 16, it has emerged.
The DC United striker was fined $25 and had to pay $91 costs for the misdemeanour after being arrested by Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority, based near the club's stadium.
The fine was paid on Friday and a court hearing due to take place on January 24 has been waived.
A DC United spokesperson said: "We are aware of news reports indicating that Wayne Rooney was arrested in December.
"We understand the media's interest in this matter but believe this is a private matter for Wayne that DC United will handle internally. We have no further comment."
A spokesman for Loudoun County Sheriff's Office added: "He was booked into the Loudoun County Adult Detention Centre on December 16 2018, on a charge of public intoxication stemming from an arrest by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police.
The 33-year-old scored 12 goals in 20 games for the club and returned to international duty for a one-off game with England, as Gareth Southgate's side beat USA 3-0 in a friendly at Wembley in November.
The new MLS season is due to start in early March, with DC United's opening game of the campaign coming against 2018 champions Atlanta United.
Rooney, in September 2017, admitted drink-driving on a night out when he was caught driving a woman's Volkswagen Beetle when nearly three times the legal limit.
He was banned from driving for two years and ordered to carry out unpaid work in the community.


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Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill was the gathering point for the second Women's March in Seattle. The turn-out was fantastically upbeat with friends gathering on a cold morning. What are all the signs about? Why go on a march through downtown?
For Seattlites, it's about not being quiet about the broken promises to DACA kids, the continued lack of equal pay, or the effort to take away women's choices in their healthcare benefits. The lack of educational funding and the ignorance it represents, the border wall and the fear that it represents, the Trump presidency and the patriarchy it represents, these are painful disappointments, but the signs in Seattle are voices asking for rights that many haven't received, the promises unfulfilled–signs for Black Lives Matter, signs to stop discrimination, to stop profiling, and to stop criminalizing poverty.
This year, it's also about the MeToo movement, where we hear from women speaking-up when men have over-stepped the line of decency in the workplace and in relationships. Does that remind you of someone in the oval office?