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Chelsea are hoping to sign a defensive midfielder this January transfer window
By Tiasha Sarkar
Posted on Monday, 23 January 2023
Chelsea have had a busy January transfer window this season. However, their transfer business is not yet finished. They are still looking to sign a few more players. Chelsea would be hoping to sign at least one defensive midfielder this January transfer window. Moreover, Chelsea have recently completed the deal for Noni Madueke from PSV this weekend. Many journalists believe that the Blues will not stop just at that. Things are said to get busier for the club as they enter the last week of the January transfer window. The Blues mean business in this transfer window. They already had an underwhelming season so far. They hoped to see improvement after the World Cup, but things have remained the same. The Blues are hence signing players in hopes of seeing improvement at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea are to try and sign a defensive midfielder this transfer window
One of the positions that Chelsea are looking to fill in is the midfielder. Signing a midfielder and a striker has always been a priority for the Blues. They have signed players in the attacking area. But they are still looking to fill in the midfield position as of now. The club seemingly have new plans to sign a new defensive midfielder. The Blues faced troubles in signing Benfica's Enzo Fernandez. The player was said to be too expensive for Chelsea to sign. Another player who had gained interest from the Blues was Moises Caicedo from Brighton. The club failed to sign the deal with the player as they could not reach a settlement. They could try and sign Moises Caicedo for a loan deal from Brighton.
But they are still looking for other alternatives. According to reports, Chelsea are looking looking for other alternatives for a defensive midfielder. Although they could still sign Moises Caicedo on a loan deal from Brighton. Buying the player could end up becoming too expensive for the club.
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Lurasidon ett atypiskt antipsykotikum utvecklat av Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma. Det marknadsförs under namnet Latuda.

Latuda har godkänts för användning vid schizofreni, andra psykoser och mani vid bipolär sjukdom. I Sverige är Lurasidon indicerat som behandling vid schizofreni hos vuxna.

Historia
Lurasidon är en strukturell analog till ziprasidon.

Latuda utvecklades vid en forsknings- och utvecklingsanläggning etablerad i Fort Lee, New Jersey. Lurasidon utvecklades första gången ungefär år 2003 av forskare från Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma.

Vid klinisk fas III-prövning av medlet var 2 000 deltagare involverade och resultat offentliggjordes augusti 2009.

Läkemedlet godkändes under varunamnet Latuda av USA:s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) för behandling av schizofreni 2010 och för behandling av bipolär sjukdom 2013.

Latuda fick sitt första godkännande efter september 2010 i USA och sedan februari 2011 har det funnits för allmänheten i USA. Latuda återfanns till en början enbart i styrkorna 20, 40, 60 och 80 milligram med effektivt dosintervall dagligen mellan 40 och 160 milligram. När Latuda använts i drygt 5 år i endast USA och skulle börja användas utanför USA fattades beslutet att ändra styrkorna. Man hade märkt att det fungerade med något lägre doser. De nya styrkorna blev 18,6 mg, 37,2 mg och 74,5 milligram.

Ansökan om tillåtelse att sälja Latuda i EU inlämnades oktober 2012, och medlet blev godkänt 2014.

Latuda kom på marknaden i Sverige från den 19 september 2016. År 2015 beräknades Latuda distribuerats till mer än 1 miljon människor, det har använts i USA bland folk sedan februari 2011.

Effektivitet
I en jämförande studie från 2013 där 15 antipsykotiska mediciner studerades avseende effektivitet i behandling av schizofrena symtom, visade lurasidon mild effektivitet. Den anges vara lika effektiv som iloperidon, och 13–15 % mindre effektiv än ziprasidon, klorpromazin, och asenapin.

I en studie som undersökte effekten av Lurasidon med andra läkemedel inom samma grupp återinsjuknade 21 % av deltagarna i psykossjukdom med Lurasidon. I en annan studie där Lurasidon jämfördes med placebo återinsjuknade 30% i behandlingsgruppen inom 1 år i psykossjukdom jämfört med 41% i behandlingsgruppen för placebo.

Lurasidon förhindrar kognitiv nedsättning som orsakas av psykossjukdomar.

Biverkningar
Till de vanligaste biverkningarna hör akatisi (svårighet att sitta stilla), sömnsvårigheter och sömnighet.

Medlet kan orsaka illamående om man ej tar tabletten samtidigt med föda.

Andra vanliga biverkningar är: viktökning, agitation, ångest, rastlöshet, parkinsonism, yrsel, dystoni, dyskinesi, illamående, kräkningar, magbesvär, dyspepsi, överproduktion av saliv, muntorrhet, smärtor i övre delen av buken, muskuloskeletal stelhet, förhöjt kreatinfosfokinas i blodet och ökning av serumkreatinin.

Till mindre vanliga biverkningar hör: nasofaryngit, minskad aptit, ökad blodglukos, mardrömmar, katatoni, letargi, dysartri, dimsyn, takykardi, hypertoni, hypotoni, ortostatisk hypotoni, värmevallningar, förhöjt blodtryck, flatulens, förhöjt alaninaminotransferas, hyperhidros, ledstelhet, myalgi, halsont, ryggsmärtor, dysuri, förhöjt prolaktin i blodet och gångstörningar.

Sällsynta biverkningar är: eosinofili, Malignt neuroleptikasyndrom (NMS) och rabdomyolys.

Viktuppgång vid intag av Latuda rapporterades är av mindre grad och Latuda brukar ge små effekter på blodfetter och glukos. Viktminskning kan ses med Lurasidon och bland nära 15 procent.

Farmakologi

Farmakodynamik

Lurasidon har vissa likheter med risperidon. Lurasidon har en väldigt hög affinitet till den serotonerga 5-HT7-receptorn men ingen affinitet till kolinerga muskarinerga receptorer eller till histaminerga receptorer. Blockad av 5-HT7 har länge ansetts vara ett sätt att ge antidepressiv effekt och i fallet med lurasidon är 5-HT7 blockad mycket högre än hos andra antipsykotiska läkemedel.

Farmakokinetik
Upptaget av lurasidon ökar då det tas ihop med mat. Tillverkaren ställer krav på att lurasidon bör tas ihop med mat, samt att maten ska innehålla 350 kilokalorier (kcal) eller mer.
  Ungefär 10–20 % av läkemedlet tas upp om det tas på tom mage. Upptaget av läkemedlet ökas 3 gånger om det tas ihop med föda innehållande 350 kilokalorier eller mera (minst 350 kcal). Det var oberoende av fettinnehåll. Tillverkaren föreslår att det tas med kvällsmål, eftersom det setts i studier att människorna visade sig ha mindre biverkningar än hos dem som tog lurasidon på morgonen.

Lurasidon når maximal plasmakoncentration efter 1–3 timmar. Jämviktskoncentration nås vid 7 dagar. Den genomsnittliga halveringstiden vid 100 milligram dagligen var 12,3 till 18,3 timmar och nådde max 36 timmar efter 9:e dagen. Den genomsnittliga halveringstiden vid 120 till 160 milligram var 28,8 till 37,4 timmar.

Icke-godkänd användning
Lurasidon är inte godkänt för behandling av äldre människor med demensrelaterade sjukdomar.

Referenser

Atypiska antipsykotika
Receptormodulatorer
Piperaziner

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Getting booed offstage is a time-honored tradition for opening acts. But on Feb. 18, 1977, Sammy Hagar didn't appreciate it that much. While supporting Kiss at New York's Madison Square Garden, he reacted by smashing his guitar and going the full Jim Morrison.
As Hagar recalled in his autobiography, Red: My Uncensored Life in Rock, his self-titled second album was about to be released when he landed the opening slot for 10 nights on Kiss' Rock and Roll Over tour, beginning at the Garden. But in addition to nobody in the audience being familiar with his work, Hagar wasn't listed on the bill because he got the gig too late. "People started booing before I walked out," he wrote. "I had never played New York except with Montrose. They didn't even know me. I looked out and the whole place was dressed like Kiss. They've all got their makeup on. They were booing and flipping me off."
Despite his attempts to win the crowd over with something they might have known — Montrose's "Bad Motor Scooter," a cover of Donovan's "Catch the Wind" that was released as a single — it only got worse, as Kiss fans threw things onstage. That's when Hagar decided to give New Yorkers one of the ultimate insults.


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Message: "Isaiah 9:1-21" from MATT BROWN, PASTOR
MATT BROWN, PASTOR - December 9, 2018
Isaiah 9 English Standard Version (ESV) For to Us a Child Is Born 9 [a] But there will be no gloom for her who was in anguish. In the former time he brought into contempt the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, but in the latter time he has made glorious the way of the sea, the land beyond the Jordan, Galilee of the nations.[b] 2 [c] The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; those who dwelt in a land of deep darkness, on them has light shone. 3 You have multiplied the nation; you have increased its joy; they rejoice before you as with joy at the harvest, as they are glad when they divide the spoil. 4 For the yoke of his burden, and the staff for his shoulder, the rod of his oppressor, you have broken as on the day of Midian. 5 For every boot of the tramping warrior in battle tumult and every garment rolled in blood will be burned as fuel for the fire. 6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon[d] his shoulder, and his name shall be called[e] Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. 7 Of the increase of his government and of peace there will be no end, on the throne of David and over his kingdom, to establish it and to uphold it with justice and with righteousness from this time forth and forevermore. The zeal of the Lord of hosts will do this. Judgment on Arrogance and Oppression 8 The Lord has sent a word against Jacob, and it will fall on Israel; 9 and all the people will know, Ephraim and the inhabitants of Samaria, who say in pride and in arrogance of heart: 10 "The bricks have fallen, but we will build with dressed stones; the sycamores have been cut down, but we will put cedars in their place." 11 But the Lord raises the adversaries of Rezin against him, and stirs up his enemies. 12 The Syrians on the east and the Philistines on the west devour Israel with open mouth. For all this his anger has not turned away, and his hand is stretched out still. 13 The people did not turn to him who struck them, nor inquire of the Lord of hosts. 14 So the Lord cut off from Israel head and tail, palm branch and reed in one day— 15 the elder and honored man is the head, and the prophet who teaches lies is the tail; 16 for those who guide this people have been leading them astray, and those who are guided by them are swallowed up. 17 Therefore the Lord does not rejoice over their young men, and has no compassion on their fatherless and widows; for everyone is godless and an evildoer, and every mouth speaks folly.[f] For all this his anger has not turned away, and his hand is stretched out still. 18 For wickedness burns like a fire; it consumes briers and thorns; it kindles the thickets of the forest, and they roll upward in a column of smoke. 19 Through the wrath of the Lord of hosts the land is scorched, and the people are like fuel for the fire; no one spares another. 20 They slice meat on the right, but are still hungry, and they devour on the left, but are not satisfied; each devours the flesh of his own arm, 21 Manasseh devours Ephraim, and Ephraim devours Manasseh; together they are against Judah. For all this his anger has not turned away, and his hand is stretched out still. Footnotes: Isaiah 9:1 Ch 8:23 in Hebrew Isaiah 9:1 Or of the Gentiles Isaiah 9:2 Ch 9:1 in Hebrew Isaiah 9:6 Or is upon Isaiah 9:6 Or is called Isaiah 9:17 Or speaks disgraceful things English Standard Version (ESV) The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. ESV® Text Edition: 2016. Copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.
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In Washington, D.C.: Last Stop for Union Station
By Maureen Dowd Monday, Oct. 25, 1982
There have been two disastrous days in the history of Washington's Union Station. The first was Jan. 15, 1953, when a train hurtled beyond the tracks, through a newsstand and into the main concourse, where it smashed through the concrete floor and landed in the baggage room. Miraculously, no one was killed. The second was Feb. 29,1968, when Congress decided to save the magnificent old building. From this intrusion, Union Station has never recovered.
Today, 20 congressional hearings and $83 million later, the station is closed, too dangerous to use. Parts of the roof have...


There were disagreements between the slave and free state regions. This was sectionalism. The congress wanted to add Missouri to the Union. Adding Missouri would make the balance between slave and free states uneven. Since Missouri wanted to become a slave state they needed to protect the power of the north states. They made an amendment to accept Missouri as a slave state but they made it illegal to import enslaved Africans to Missouri and slave children were free. The south got angry. Missouri wasn't a state quiet yet. Henry Clay came and created the Missouri Compromise which the congress agreed to. Missouri would enter as a slave state. To keep the balance of slave and free states they added Maine as a free state. Then they created the 36'30 latitude line which made sure any states above that line couldn't become a slave state.
The Fugitive Slave Act made it legal to let officials come to free land and capture the slaves that ran away. If you were on free land or slave land and you were helping slaves hid or housing them then you would be punished. You would get up to 6 months in prison or a $1,000 fine which was more than $25,000 today. Many people in the north hated this act. They thought it was horrible. People called abolitionists would help slaves who were living in the north from being captured. For example, Anthony Burns was a fugitive slave and he got arrested but abolitionists helped get him out of jail by killing deputy marshals.
The Compromise of 1850 was a compromise to enter California into the union while pleasing the north and south at the same time. California wanted to join the Union as a free state and that would make the balance between slave and free states uneven. There wasn't another state that wanted to join in as a slave state to make it even so they had to come up with another way to make the south happy. They decided to make the Fugitive Slave Act more strict and strong. That pleased the south and having California join as a free state pleased the north. Since California wasn't on the Missouri Compromise line they just took that act away and it didn't matter anymore. Then Congress decided to create popular sovereignty for the next states that wanted to join the Union.
Douglas wanted to build a railroad to the Pacific Ocean. Nobody really supported his idea. They wanted to build a railroad from New Orleans, across Texas and New Mexico Territory, to Southern California. But Douglas wanted the railroad from Chicago to the Pacific Ocean. Douglas went to some states senators with his idea and they agreed. The Louisiana Territory then got split into Kansas and Nebraska. This act eliminated the Missouri Compromise's line that made the North states free and the South slavery.
After Kansas had become a state its choice on it becoming a slave or free state was decided by the people living there. Missouri, Kansas neighbor, wanted it to become a slave state but many antislavery people lived there. Thousands of pro slavery people went to Kansas to vote so it would become a slave state. By 1856 Kansas had two governments. People living in Kansas started to get angry. Violence had began to break out. Pro slavery men in Kansas had gone to Lawrence but the antislavery men knew they were coming so they left. Pro slavery men burned Lawrence. A antislavery member, John Brown got furious at this event. In response, John Brown and his men killed five pro slavery men in Kansas. This was called the Pottawatomie Massacre.
Dred Scott was a slave owned by Dr. John Emerson. Emerson was army surgeon and always took Scott on his tours of duty in the north. When they returned to Missouri after one of Emerson's duties, Emerson had died. Emerson's wife then owned Scott. Scott then went to court and tried to sue for his freedom. He stated that he was free when living on free land. 11 years later Scott's cased reached the Supreme Court. They said that only citizens sued in federal courts and they needed to decide of him living on free soil made him free. They made a final decision and said African Americans are not citizens so Scott did not have the right to sue and since he was property.
John Brown wanted to plan an attack on the arsenal in Virginia. He wanted to have a army of slaves and abolitionists. He asked abolitionists for money to support his army but about after two years he only had twenty men. He sent some of his men to go get slaves to join him. The night of his attack on Harpers Ferry no slaves showed up. They were scared that Brown would not be successful and they would be punished. Southerners attack Brown and his men. Most of his men died and only a few survived. Brown was captured by marines and sentenced to death.
It was 1860 and it was time for an election for a new president. The north and south couldn't agree on a new president. A new party came about called the Constitutional Union Party. John Bell was their candidate. Then Lincoln came along. He claimed to "not abolish slavery where it already existed." They other candidates really hoped Lincoln wouldn't not win the electoral votes and tried to prevent him from winning. Soon enough Lincoln won 180 of 183 electoral votes and became the next president.
Lincoln angered the southerners by saying he would not let slavery expand and it would soon die out. The south thought that their economy would be destroyed without slavery. Legislatures from the south all joined together and discussed that if states joined the Union willingly that they could leave willingly. Lincoln thought this argument was ridiculous and said that a state can not leave the Union lawfully by their self. John J. Crittenden tried to make a plan that would make the south happy by protecting slavery. Lincoln did not agree with him. Lincoln did not want slavery to extend any further. When senators voted on Crittenden's plan they all rejected it.
John Brown became an abolitionists because of his religious beliefs and he was influenced by the life story of Fredrick Douglas.
Kansas suffered the most casualties during the Civil War than any of the other states in the Union!!!
The Civil War could have not have been avoided because of all the chaos already going on. This disagreements between the north and south got out of hand and they started violence between each other. A country cannot be controlled properly if its divided into two parts. War was bound to happen. Also the argue over slavery would have never stopped until someone had done something about it. The war ended all the arguments. The north was going to win anyways. They had more money and better economics. The Civil War could have not been avoided.


Forty-year-old Russian Vyachelav Shabunin has erased the master's world records of two Villanova greats, Eamonn Coghlan and Marcus O'Sullivan. As described below in an article from Race Results Weekly, Coghlan's master's WR in the 1500 and O'Sullivan's master's WR over 3000 meters were both bested by Shabunin in the first five weeks of the new year. Shabunin has lifetime PRs of 3:32.28 (1500 meters), 3:49.83 (mile) and 7:39.24 (3000 meters), and has run 1:01.29 for the half marathon.
Irishman Eamonn Coghlan, who lost his record for the most Wanamaker Mile wins at the Millrose Games to Bernard Lagat last Friday in New York, surrendered another record yesterday.
Running in the Russian Under-23 Indoor Championships in Moscow on Monday, 40 year-old Vyacheslav Shabunin placed fourth in the 1500m in 3:44.39, toppling Coghlan's previous 40-and-over best of 3:45.3 set in New York City on Feb. 26, 1993.
For Shabunin, a three-time Olympian, this was his second world masters indoor record this season. He also clocked 8:04.34 for 3000m in Yekaterinburg on Jan. 7, bettering the mark of another Irishman, Marcus O'Sullivan, who ran 8:09.13 at Penn State (University Park), in 2002.
Shabunin is the Russian record holder for 1500m both indoors and outdoors, with career best times of 3:36.68 and 3:32.28, respectively.


On Thursday, March 27 in the Batory Foundation in Warsaw, we will hold a workshop "Anti-discrimination workshops in local communities". The workshop is open for the NGOs located out of Warsaw, that applied or plan to apply for grant in "Combating discrimination" thematic area or want to organize anti-discrimination activities within "Children and youth" thematic area.
Monitoring and documenting manifestations of discrimination in local communities.
Monitoring of the local government work.
Counteracting acts of aggression and discrimination in specific places.
Organizing social campaigns targeted to the public and local communities.
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Chess Prodigy Alana Meenakshi once again makes Visakhapatnam proud
Alana Meenakshi Kolagatla, the 7-year-old chess prodigy from Visakhapatnam, has yet again made the city proud by winning three medals at the recently concluded Western Asian Youth & Junior Chess Championship. The tournament took place in New Delhi from 4 September 2019 to 11 September 2019. Alana scored gold medals in the Rapid and Blitz formats while also getting a bronze medal in the Classic format.
This is not Alana's first taste of success, as previously, she has won gold medals, in the Under 8 girls' team and individual categories, at the Asian Youth Chess Championship. This was held in Sri Lanka earlier this year. Also, she bagged both the District and State Under 7 Girls Championships last year. Alana also has the honour of holding the Women Candidate Master (WCM) title. Other than that, she has received a cumulative of one gold, one silver and two bronze medals at Commonwealth Championship and Asian Schools Championship.
At a tender age of seven, Alana Meenakshi has achieved so much and hopes to be a chess Grandmaster one day, continuing to win laurels for the country and make Visakhapatnam proud.
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Canada has set up pilot communities to test the viability of UBI.


A heatwave in Springfield leads Bart and Lisa to persuade Homer into getting a swimming pool. To avoid months of persistence, he gives in instantly. Word soon spreads that the Simpsons have a pool and every child in the town comes to use the new facility. After being dared, Bart attempts an ambitious dive into the pool from the top of his treehouse, but gets distracted by Nelson, and falls and breaks his leg. This forces him to spend the rest of the summer wearing a cast and, unable to socialize with the other children, he retreats to his bedroom. His isolation slowly makes him more and more irritable and paranoid. Lisa loans Bart her telescope to entertain him. Soon, Bart hears a woman's scream next door, and witnesses Ned Flanders burying something in his backyard and screaming "I'm a murderer!" He becomes convinced that Ned has murdered his wife Maude, and vows to reveal the truth.
Meanwhile, Lisa basks in the glow of her new popularity. However, Martin Prince gets a larger pool, and everyone abandons Lisa, leaving her inside the empty pool with no idea of how to get out. After Lisa apologizes to her brother for neglecting him, Bart asks Lisa to go and look for evidence of the murder while Ned is out of the house. When Ned returns early, Lisa becomes trapped in the Flanders house, eventually being cornered in the attic; Bart painfully makes his way over there by himself, just in time to discover that Ned was actually storing an axe and not trying to threaten Lisa with it. Maude, as it turns out, is actually alive, and had gone to Bible Camp for the weekend, to learn to be more judgemental. The victim of Ned's "murder" was merely her favorite plant, and the woman screaming actually came from Ned himself. Meanwhile, Martin's swimming pool breaks after being full with too many kids, and everyone abandons him, although Nelson steals his bathing suit first. As the episode ends, Martin sadly sings "Summer Wind" to himself as he stands naked in the wreckage of his pool.


Modern hospitality management systems are capable of recording an amazing amount of data, covering both guest activities/preferences and hotel operational statistics. Many even allow hotels to create their own user-defined fields in case the ones provided don't quite cover their needs. So why is it so often so difficult to get at this data?
It's a truism in this industry that every system comes with a library of at least 300 standard reports, but never the ones hotels actually need. They may have started out as useful sets of data when the system was first designed, but they usually haven't kept pace with the proliferation of data elements, nor with the increasingly sophisticated and multi-dimensional ways hotels look at data to identify trends and exceptions that they need to act on. Consequently, this industry would just about grind to a halt without Excel to serve as a repository and analysis engine for data from the multiple different systems most hotels rely on.
Many vendors have added very useful filtering and sorting options to their standard reports, and some do provide report generators, all of which helps. Some have developed visually appealing dashboards to present key data in ways that highlight meaningful aspects of the business. But very few allow for the integration of data from other vendors' products, requiring hotels to continue to export reports to Excel and to do their own reporting and visuals.
It's surprising how many vendors can be highly protective of the data in "their" databases – which is really the hotel's data, not theirs, of course. Even some that provide their own report generators don't make all data elements searchable, restricting access to only the most commonly accessed tables, and often there are very strict boundaries drawn around the sharing of data elements with other systems.
This really needs to change. At a minimum vendors should make it possible for any of their reports to be exported to Excel with one click, retaining all formatting. I'd like to see them also be much more open and helpful about their database structures, too; even when they provide their clients with a data dictionary it's not always easy to identify which of several similarly-named data elements would be the right ones to include in a particular analysis a hotel is looking for.
Existing BI vendors such as Datavision, Aptech, ProfitSword and newcomer Hotel IQ already do pull in data from multiple systems, and I'm not discounting the considerable work that needs to go into ensuring that data from different vendors systems is actually meaningful when combined. But I do think there's a real need for more data access flexibility on the part of the management system vendors themselves, and a real market opportunity for someone to come up with an inexpensive, intuitive approach to cross-system reporting.
Adam Fractenberg has been hired to serve as Director of Sales for North America, Canada and the Caribbean at ZDirect. Mr. Fractenberg most recently worked at the Knowland Group as a Strategic Accounts Manager, and has also served as director of sales for Cendyn and regional director of sales for Open Hospitality. He began his hospitality career at Orbitz/Lodging.com in several roles including director of strategic accounts.
Erik Browning has joined The Rainmaker Group as Vice President of Business Consulting, Gaming/Hospitality Division.
Mr. Browning comes to Rainmaker after nearly twelve years with Hilton Worldwide as a revenue management executive. For the six years prior, he served with Winegardner & Hammons as Assistant General Manager and Director of Operations for numerous brands including Embassy Suites, Marriott and Holiday Inn.
Radison has released a simulated-reality mobile game, Rad Hotel, allowing players to design and operate simulated hotels and use the brand's Yes I Can! service culture to expand guest satisfaction and grow their business. Players are challenged to provide an exceptional guest experience through providing room placement for arriving guests, fulfilling guest requests with speed and efficiency and expanding the hotel by creating additional rooms, balancing all three factors to earn points. As players progress the level of difficulty rises; the number of arriving guests increases, complex issues arise, more construction is required and new challenges must be overcome. The game is available for iPhone or Android devices.
EIBTM, the global meeting and events expo held in Barcelona, has announced its 2013 Technology Watch awards for the meetings industry. The winner was GenieConnect's MarketingConnect module, which tracks attendee/exhibitor registration data as well as actions and preferences made on mobile and web platforms before and during an event; it then uses these actions and those of similarly profiled users to target attendees with personalized content. The event host can set up automated campaigns using a combination of time and action-based triggers combined with highly configurable workflow rules.
– Conferize, a global event content distribution platform that displays event videos, slides, photos and comments and has a strong social networking component.
– PollEverywhere, a mobile polling and engagement application which can be used with any phone and can simultaneously integrate votes made via text, tweets, and a mobile HTML5 web site, and integrates with PowerPoint to let a speaker start and stop a poll simply by advancing slides.
– Social Tables, a cloud-based event software system used to design floor plans, create seating arrangements, check guests in, and render event floor plans and set up in 3D.
– TapCrowd, a mobile market platform designed to increase networking and participant one-to-one communication, using technology such as geo-fencing, user profiling, context sensing and push notifications to increase relevance to the event attendees.
The 48-room Hotel Ella in Austin, Texas has selected Agilysys' InfoGenesis POS system. The hotel recently reopened following a multimillion dollar renovation.
Akaryn Hospitality Management Services has selected Agilysys' InfoGenesis POS system and Eatec inventory and procurement system for its Aleenta Phuket-Phang Nga Resort and Spa in Thailand. The resort, which is currently undergoing a $2 million expansion, was already using Agilysys' Visual One property management system.
Hotel Technologies has released its latest Timex alarm clock radios, which feature both a USB port and MP3 player auxiliary input and automatically update themselves for Daylight Savings and Leap Year.
Hotel Technologies has introduced two new iHome devices, the HBN20 FM Stereo Alarm Clock Radio with NFC Bluetooth and USB Charging, and the iBN26 NFC Bluetooth Stereo Speaker System with Speakerphone and USB Charging.
Hotel Technologies has released its new iHome HDL99, which offers USB charging for virtually all smartphones and tablets, plus a Lightning connector for the iPhone 5 and newer generation iPads and a 30-Pin connector for older iPhone/iPad devices.
Akaryn Hospitality Management Services has selected Agilysys' Eatec inventory and procurement system and InfoGenesis POS system for its Aleenta Phuket-Phang Nga Resort and Spa in Thailand. The resort, which is currently undergoing a $2 million expansion, was already using Agilysys' Visual One property management system.
The new 101-room Grand by Lakeview hotel, Winnipeg, has opened with Guest-tek's OneView platform for voice, video and data on a single converged network. The hotel also features Guest-tek's new iACT cloud-based PBX system.
Kaba has announced a new Wi-Fi communications backbone for its Saflok online hotel locks, using Zigbee communication from the locks and Wi-Fi communication from Kaba's Messenger gateways.
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland, has installed Kaba's ILCO 790 RFID lock system for its 3 hotels and 40 staff and common-area access points.


When you were a kid you most likely watched Sesame Street on PBS. Now, the YouTube channel INSIDER takes you behind the scenes to show you how Sesame Street is made. They spoke with Ben Lehmann, the executive producer of the popular children's program to find out how they put the show together. They also got to take a peek behind the scenes at their studio in Queens, New York. Enjoy below!


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Graham Couch's AP top 25 college basketball poll ballot
Here's my AP top 25 college basketball poll ballot for this week:
1. Duke
2. Tennessee
5. Gonzaga
7. Kentucky
8 Kansas
9. Marquette
11. Buffalo
14. Purdue
16. Villanova
17. Texas Tech
18. Iowa State
19. LSU
20. Houston
22. N.C. State
23. Virginia Tech
24. Kansas State
25. Mississippi State
My top seven this week remained unchanged. As we get deeper into the season, fewer individual wins and losses dramatically impact the overall body of work or even how a team is playing. Tennessee looked like crud at times in squeaking out a road win at Vanderbilt, Michigan State was dreadful in the first half at Purdue and Michigan played parts of its home win over Minnesota in a fog. It doesn't change who these teams are. MSU went 2-1 this week — all against ranked competition (at the time) — and is still 9-1 in Big Ten play, including 5-1 on the road.. The Spartans got blitzed on the road against a Purdue team that's playing really well. They shouldn't drop much, if at all. Who beneath them did enough to overtake them?
Kentucky, which looked really strong in the second half against Kansas, simply beat a team that the 'Cats are better than at home. They were impressive, but not so much that they should leapfrog any of the six teams ahead of them yet (though that might be coming if they keep playing like this). It was a good win, one that felt bigger than it was because seemingly every national writer was there tweeting about it, as if we needed them all there for a non-conference game in January, chasing an easy story.
Buffalo had to drop this week after a loss at Northern Illinois. I try not to overreact to conference road losses, but losing to NIU is inexcusable for a team I had in the top 10. The Bulls recovered with a win at Kent State. I nearly left them ahead of Nevada, because Nevada had its own bad league road loss not long ago. What's unfair but reality for teams like Buffalo in Nevada is if they have one unfocused night on the road in league play, it's not just a loss, it's usually a bad loss, because of the leagues they play in.
Purdue jumped onto my ballot and quite a ways up, not just because of Sunday's win of MSU. The Boilermakers have been impressive of late, on the road, too. Maryland fell for its collapse against Illinois — a game that never should have been at Madison Square Garden. The Terrapins win that game if it's in College Park. Nebraska is out of the top 25 entirely and probably for good, with how the Huskers are playing and with the devastating injury to Isaac Copeland.
LAST WEEK'S BALLOT: Duke takes over top spot, MSU up to No. 4
MORE: Couch: Cassius Winston's game has become a drug for Michigan State
Contact Graham Couch at gcouch@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @Graham_Couch.


This was certainly an interesting blog. I had never really thought about throwing an entire wedding at a ranch. It does seem that it could certainly add some relaxation, and anybody who has ever gone through the wedding planning ordeal knows that weddings can sometimes seem anything but relaxing!


The yea and nay voices are loud and clear on this ruling, with both sides offering good points, but as it stands now, there's only one direction I can go.
This is the formal definition given to network neutrality. But not all people may look at it the same way. People from diverse backgrounds could disagree on whether it's congenial to the consumer or to the internet service provider. Differing opinions may arise from differing ways net neutrality is understood. In this article, I provide my own interpretations and perspectives on the matter.
The debate is whether net neutrality should be rescinded by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the governing body for America's telecommunication services. People argue that net neutrality is keeping greedy corporations at bay from exploiting and abusing the internet service they provide. A common cited example would be the throttle of traffic from opulent hosts and concurrent impediment from their competitors at a premium.
Voices from the other side, those who tend to slip into a hole of internet infamy (take FCC's director, who earned heaping loads of flak), counter a more alluring market for ISPs as the suffocating grip from the plethora of rules and regulations are relaxed.
But, who's right? Whose side carries more weight? It's clear both the "Yes" and "No" sides have their corresponding pros and cons.
I think this "who's right" question can't afford a straightforward answer. But if some goblin were to pop out of nowhere and ask me from out of the blue (without giving me any time for forethought), I'd have to say no. There aren't any clear proofs or salient points that succinctly correlate preexisting FCC regulations and an ISP operating in the red. However, if the time comes when there's a scarcity of ISPs (which I doubt will occur in the near future), then the FCC must repeal its laws on network neutrality.
In addition, a closer look at the argument of a more enticing market gives too much priority on the ISP side. I know it shouldn't be a monopoly or duopoly, but I believe it also shouldn't be as pervasive and competitive as fast foods or consumer appliances. Providing too much leeway for ISP startups can be disruptive and pernicious to the economy in the long run.
Then again, my answer can shift from negative to positive if only a number of regulations are withdrawn based on certain criteria (and not all).
Thought experiments, made popular by Albert Einstein, and a favored pastime of mine when I'm waiting in line at a Subway or soporific in daily commute, may be used for this case. Let's say web content provider "A" promotes videos and web content provider "B" promotes articles/files. "A" and "B" deal with commercial products that are similar in nature and both are connected to the internet through ISP "X." Now, let's say "A" is audaciously depraved enough to bribe ISP "X," offering $8 million for throttling its traffic.
After some time, "B" notices its traffic is getting slower (by internet connection self-tests) and decides to shift to ISP "Y." "A" then has to bribe ISP "Y," too. Now, since net neutrality is repealed, entering the ISP market is too much of a breeze. "B" can keep shifting ISPs with ease, and "A" will keep risking bribing ISPs until it gets caught (not to mention the lengthy and tedious steps one needs to take to establish a bribe).
The previous paragraphs dealt with the application layer of the OSI model. What about the lower layers? The network, data-link, and physical layers?
The figure depicts the well-known 7-layer OSI model. When talking of net neutrality and which rules to repeal, it's worth considering the impact this model will have on the FCC's decision-making process.
Well, the network layer is pretty much defined by IPv4 and IPv6, differing mostly on what protocol is employed to manipulate them in a network, whether it's a routing protocol, distance vector protocol, or link-state protocol. A unique host can be assigned a unique IP address, but manipulating the way it's routed at the gateway beyond is challenging. In fact, any modification applied to this layer below will not only slow down one IP address, it will slow down all of them due to the significant addition of rules to the routing table.
Now, it's not just the ISPs that are being constricted by too many rules, it's the switches and routers as well.
How about the physical layer? We then find a problem with the definition in the first paragraph. If net neutrality really stood for what it meant, note—"to not charge differently by type of attached equipment or method of communication"—then why is fiber-optic internet/100Base-FX more expensive than the copper-wire/100Base-TX internet?
I may not be able to feature all loopholes encompassing this delicate topic. But, as long as these statements aren't addressed, I will remain reproachful of net neutrality's demise.


Homeowners and renters: welcome to the future of smarter homes and smarter lives. The front-running developments in home automation are here and they're changing the way we live and interact with our homes. Here at Review Weekly, we review the top and trending products, technologies, and services to make the search for the perfect security system or wireless thermostat much easier.
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Q: Can step counter be used for api level less than 19 in android? I've been trying to build a step counter for my own use. I tried this code,
Sensor countSensor = sensorManager.getDefaultSensor(Sensor.TYPE_STEP_COUNTER);
if (countSensor !=null
{
    sensorManager.registerListener(this,CountSensor,SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_UI);
} else {
    Toast.makeText(this,"Count Sensor not Availabe in this device !!",Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
}

but, I did not get a positive output. It says that I have lower API than 19. How can I get things working for lower APIs?

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All employees are required by law to be screened and re-screened every 5 through your governing agency. Because of the livescan screening law change to level 2 back in August of 2010, there was a phase in period. The phase in period ended in July 2015!
AHCA and other government agencies are on a hunt to audit employers with out of date records. Usually the holiday time is a little slower and you don't want to be like a few of our customers who have called us too late and have had to pay steep fees to get their employees in compliance. Remember, when you hire or rehire employees that used to work for you, make sure to re-screen them if there was a lapse in employment greater than 90 days.
If you should have any questions or want to know what the state is looking for please use us as resource!!


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Meroi and Benet complete their fourteen 8000ers
Nives Meroi and Romano Benet
They did it. Nives Meroi and Romano Benet have climbed their 14th eight-thousander. The Italian couple belonged to a group of six climbers who reached the summit of the Annapurna today at 10.30 a.m. local time. This is reported by the Spanish climber Alberto Zerain, who in his own words was also on top, along with his compatriot Jonatan Garcia. Moreover, two Chileans reached the highest point on 8091 meters, says Alberto. Nives Meroi and Romano Benet, both 55 years old, are the first couple to have reached together the summits of all 14 highest mountains in the world – without the use of bottled oxygen and without sherpa support. It was their third attempt on Annapurna after 2006 and 2009.
First Italian woman without breathing mask on Everest
Nives was 19 years old when she met Romano. First he was her climbing partner, then her life partner. They are married for 27 years. In 1998, they scaled Nanga Parbat, it was their first eight-thousander. In 2003, they succeeded in climbing the Karakorum trilogy of Gasherbrum I, II and Broad Peak in just 20 days. In 2007, Meroi was the first Italian woman who climbed Everest without oxygen mask.
Life-threatening disease
But there were also setbacks. In 2009, Meroi had a good chance to become the first woman on all 14 eight-thousanders. On Kangchenjunga, at 7500 meters, Romano suddenly became increasingly weak. He tried to persuade Nives to climb on alone. But she refused and supported him during the descent. The reason for Benet's weakness was serious: aplastic anemia. Two bone marrow transplants were necessary to save Romano's life. They returned to the Himalayas. In 2014, Romano and Nives climbed Kangchenjunga. Then in 2016 Makalu and now Annapurna as the last eight-thousander in their collection. Congratulations, Nives and Romano!
11. May 2017 | 10:20
14 eight-thousanders, Alberto Zerain, Annapurna, Jonatan Garcia, Nives Meroi, Romano Benet
Nelson and Morrison succeed historic ski descent from Lhotse
This much is certain, 2018 will go down in history as a very special year for ski mountaineers. After all, two of the "last" major ski problems on the world's highest mountains have been solved.
Ski attempts on Annapurna and Lhotse
"Death Zone Freeride" – so the two Russians Vitaly Lazo and Anton Pugovkin named their ambitious project. Their goal: to scale five of the 14 eight-thousanders without bottled oxygen and ski down from the summits.
David Göttler: "Some 8000ers are still on my list"
They have two homes. German professional climber David Göttler and his partner Monica Piris spend the winter in Chamonix am Mont Blanc, the summer in Monica's native northern Spain, between the towns of Bilbao and Santander, "where Spain is still really green", David enthuses.
Shishapangma Makalu Simone Moro Daniele Nardi Nepalhilfe Beilngries K 2 Thomas Huber Dhaulagiri winter expedition Mingma Gyalje Sherpa Billi Bierling Aid project: School up! Karakoram Avalanche Alex Txikon Annapurna Mount Everest Tibet Ralf Dujmovits Nepal first ascent Broad Peak Tomek Mackiewicz Pakistan Nanga Parbat Ueli Steck Luis Stitzinger Lhotse Amical Alpin Kangchenjunga Thulosirubari Expeditions Manaslu Tamara Lunger K2 winter ascent Expedition Earthquake Elisabeth Revol Cho Oyu


Brent Atkison is a director of program management at a technology company that delivers online services in support of some of the world's largest companies. He and his wife have been supporting ministries in their local area since 2000.
Michael has served as music minister, associate pastor, and interim senior pastor. He is a charter board member of Columbia Evangelical Seminary.
Marcus is the senior pastor at New Life Foursquare Church in Enumclaw, WA. Marcus has been in ministry since 2001, and he also currently serves as the chaplain for the Enumclaw Police and Fire Departments.
Dr. Odell-Hein is the President of Columbia Evangelical Seminary and the Teaching Pastor at The Summit Evangelical Free Church in Enumclaw, WA. He authored two books due out in the fall of 2017: "Recovering Lost Treasure: Finding Christ in Ancient Myth, Symbol, and Ritual," and "Systems of Evil: A Study in Comparative Theodicy." His broad experience also includes managing technology projects and businesses for a major Pacific Northwest software company since 1999, and he is also the Director of Columbia Evangelical Seminary Press. His education includes a ThB, an MRS (World Religions), and an MDiv (Practical Theology) from Columbia Evangelical Seminary. He also earned a PhD (Theology-Comparative Theodicy) with North-West University, South Africa.
Steve Rowe is a successful leader and data scientist at a large software company in the Pacific Northwest. Steve and his wife have been leading college ministries at their home church for over a decade.
Dr. Stewart is the Executive Director of Kingdom Warrior Ministries. He served as a men's ministry leader throughout the Pacific Northwest for the Evangelical Free Church of America. While in the U.S. military, Brad served as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Yokosuka Japan Christian Serviceman's Center, and spent 15 years making disciples while laboring in the Navigators. He is a retired Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer.
Dr. Walston is the founder of Columbia Evangelical Seminary and served as its presdient for 25 years. He considered by many to be an expert in Distance Learning, and he has been interviewed by and quoted in various major magazines including Charisma, Christianity Today, and World. He also pastored in Assemblies of God and independent churches for two decades.
Dr. Weiss is a Jewish believer in Jesus. He is an adjunct professor for the ICI University in Texas and the host of Cross Talk, a weekly television broadcast ministry.
Dr. Young is the Assistant Administrator of Religious Services for the Oregon Department of Corrections. Over the past thirty-five years, he has ministered in pastoring, teaching, missions work, program management, and corrections.


14 km from Trichur, the famous Ayyappa temple at Aarattupuzha is known for its annual pooram festival during March.
Founded in 1927 by Vallathol, the revered poet, this training school strives to keep alive the traditions of Kathakali dance drama and other indigenous performing arts of Kerala.
The Peechi-Vazhani sanctuary has dense, moist deciduous and semi-evergreen forests and is the favorite haunt of the variety of terrestrial and aerial fauna. It is situated in the catchment area of the Peechi and Vazhani dams and has extensive botanical gardens and cascading fountains.
Thriprayar Temple is one of the important temples of Thrissur and dedicated to Lord Rama. It is known for its wooden carvings, sculptures and mural paintings.
The best known festival of Trichur, it is the most colorful and splendid temple festival of Kerala. Thrissur Pooram is held in the Malayalam month of Meedam that usually falls in April or May and is one of the major attractions of Kerala.
A classical example of the Kerala style of architecture, the Vadakkumnathan Temple is one of the oldest temples in the state and has many decorative murals and works of art. It is also one of the venues of the world famous Pooram festival and the fireworks during the festival here are spellbinding.
Situated in the zoo premises, the art museum displays collections of woodcarvings, metal sculptures and ancient jewellery.


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Benedict Arnold: Triumph and Treason
This Benedict Arnold: Triumph and Treason lesson plan also includes:
Students explore Benedict Arnold, and how his name is synonymous with treason, betrayal, and defection. Why did he turn on a young nation in its defining moment? BIOGRAPHY journeys back to the days of the colonies to solve the mystery.
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Common Lit: Benedict Arnold: Two Sides of a Bitter Coin by David White
Benedict Arnold (1741-1801) was an American general during the American Revolutionary War. He originally fought for the colonists' Continental Army but later defected to the British Army. Today, the name "Benedict Arnold" has become...
Archiving Early America: The Treason of Benedict Arnold: The Movie
Watch a slide show of drawings and paintings while listening to the narration about the treason of Benedict Arnold. Find out why Arnold went over to the British side, and learn what happened to his partner in treason, John Andre.
Pbs Liberty!: Benedict Arnold's Leg
The PBS program "Liberty!" notes Saratoga National Historic Park's monument to Benedict Arnold's leg. A brief, partial biography of Benedict Arnold covers the significance behind the monument, as well as the events that followed Arnold's...
History.com: Why Did Benedict Arnold Betray America?
Historians offer up many explanations, including that the Revolutionary War general may have had some self-esteem issues as a child and young man. Benedict Arnold was once a patriotic war hero valued by George Washington and admired by...
History.com: 9 Things You May Not Know About Benedict Arnold
Check out nine surprising facts about one of the most complex and controversial figures in American history. He was a successful merchant and smuggler; fought in multiple duels; an early hero of the Revolution; built an American naval...
Reading Through History: History Brief: The Treason of Benedict Arnold
In this video, the treason of Benedict Arnold is discussed. What events led up to Arnold becoming a turncoat? [5:04]
Varsity Tutors: Archiving Early America: Enigma of Benedict Arnold
Interesting biographical information about this man who was a hero for both sides in the same war. However, he is remembered for being a military traitor, not a hero. This article delves into the reasons behind his act of treason.
Liberty's Kids Hd 132 Benedict Arnold
A Liberty's Kids video telling the story of how General Benedict Arnold was discovered as traitor. [23:06]
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association: George Washington and Benedict Arnold
This three-part video series examines the relationship between George Washington and Benedict Arnold. Author Professor James Kirby Martin discusses why Benedict Arnold went down the path to treason and how George Washington seeks to...
Ducksters: Biography for Kids: Benedict Arnold
Students can learn about the biography of Benedict Arnold who was the general who turned traitor during the Revolutionary War.


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Caleb Fairly (Amarillo, 19 de febrero de 1987) es un ciclista estadounidense que fue profesional desde 2011 a 2016.

En 2010 participó como aprendiz en el equipo Garmin-Cervélo. Pasó al profesionalismo en 2011, en el equipo ProTour HTC-Highroad y tras la desaparición de este, en 2012 fichó por el equipo canadiense Pro Continental SpiderTech powered by C10.

El 22 de mayo de 2016 anunció su retirada del ciclismo tras seis temporadas como profesional y con 29 años de edad.

Palmarés
2010
 Tour de Battenkill

Resultados en Grandes Vueltas

-: no participa Ab.: abandono

Equipos
 HTC-Highroad (2011)
 SpiderTech powered by C10 (2012)
 Garmin-Sharp (2013-2014)
 Team Giant-Alpecin (2015-2016)

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Ciclistas de Estados Unidos