In January 2016, an online survey was conducted amongst our membership, to understand what our biggest concerns were about the marina infrastructure - particularly electrical systems. Click on the PDF link below to see the results.
Well it only took 7 months, but at last a shiny new plaque has been placed on the Marina Office, and mounted without screws so as to make it more difficult for metal thieves to try and steal it again. Perhaps someday we will find out more about the involvement of Mr. P.A. Woodward in establishing the marina, and what the original vision for the facility was supposed to be.


Flaring processes in the Sun, cool stars, and solar-like stars are observed across the electromagnetic spectrum revealing the stars' atmospheric response to energy release processes. Solar observations with high spatial, spectral and/or temporal resolutions from many different instruments provide insights to plasma heating and cooling, change in ionization, and flows during flaring events. These processes are further investigated by means of detailed numerical simulations of magnetohydrodynamics and radiative transfer. Moreover, Sun-as-a-Star observations provide a link to flare phenomena observed in other stars. Stellar Activity is a growing subject, having attracted more attention in recent years given the observations of flares in G-, K- and M-type stars from the Kepler satellite and its implications to wider subjects, such as the search for exoplanets. We aim to bring together observers and theoreticians in Solar and Stellar activity to review and discuss recent advances in the fields, producing knowledge exchange between the two communities. In this session we welcome contributions discussing observational data analysis of stellar or solar flares, and theoretical or modelling efforts aimed to improve our understanding of the many physical processes in these energetic events, such as energy release and transport mechanisms, atmospheric response to energy input and, evolution of the magnetic field.


text:
"The Value of Boredom"
02/13/2023 - 03:30 pm - 02/13/2023 - 04:30 pm
Whitehall CB RM 106
Speaker(s) / Presenter(s):
Andreas Elpidorou, Dept of Philosophy (U. of Louisville)
Join the Department of Philosophy for the Spring 2023 "Philosophy and Modern Life" series. This series is aimed at undergraduate students of any major interested in topics surrounding philosophy.
Whether we like it or not, boredom affects and permeates our social, practical, and even moral existence. It shapes our lives by demarcating the interesting and the meaningful from that which is not. And it sets us in motion insofar as its presence can give rise to a vast array of behaviors. We now know from years of studying boredom that the propensity to experience boredom (what is commonly called "boredom proneness" or "trait boredom") is associated with a plethora of significant bodily, psychological, and social harms. But is boredom always bad? Is there a positive side to boredom? Could the experience of boredom ever be beneficial?
In this talk, I propose a theoretical account of boredom that underlines its significance and importance for our everyday lives. I argue that boredom is a useful self-regulatory mechanism that contributes to the maintenance of certain optimal levels of cognitive engagement. It signals the presence of cognitively unsatisfactory situations and motivates escape from them. As such, the experience of boredom reflects a dissatisfaction with our situation and can help us to restore the presence of satisfactory cognitive engagement

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
[ARCHIVED] Local COVID-19 Update, April 27, 2020
Dubuque County Death and Eight More Cases
The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) has reported that a Dubuque County resident, an older adult (61-80 years), who tested positive for COVID-19 has died. This is the second COVID-19 death in Dubuque County.
"I extend my sincere sympathy to the family and friends of this person," said Patrice Lambert, executive director of the Dubuque County Health Department. "These daily reports of new cases and deaths may seem like just reports with numbers, but they are not. They are people. It's important that we all remember that and never become numb to the impact COVID-19 is having on families and communities. We can all honor the memories of those lost by doing our part to limit the spread of the virus ."
The IDPH was notified of 349 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Iowa, including an additional seven cases in Dubuque County. Iowa now has a total of 5,868 positive cases and Dubuque County has 87. In addition to the death in Dubuque County, 8 more people with COVID-19 in Iowa have died, bringing the statewide total to 127.
Today's report from IDPH states that 38,150 Iowans have been tested and 2,021 confirmed positive cases have recovered. For additional information, visit: https://coronavirus.iowa.gov/
Stay Home, Stay Safe, and Take the TestIowa Assessment at www.testiowa.com


text:
Take Your Hair Out on a Date
by editorial November 2, 2021 November 17, 2021
"I never felt connected to the value I was creating." Kevin Curry speaks about his experience in the corporate world. Now fully transitioned into building his own social media empire, Fit Men Cook. DW caught up with the fit chef to discuss his journey to millions of followers across the globe.
Curry looked deep to figure out what was his lane–the space where he thrived. He recounts a friend's advice, "In order to grow, [I needed] to take my hands off." When life, business, or the brand gets overwhelming, Curry says that is the sign that he needs to expand. First through personnel–hiring an assistant and manager. Then through partnerships. Both, however, he has to understand what he can control and what is out of his control. Many entrepreneurs, Curry explains, want to have their hand in every aspect of their business. "It seems counter intuitive," he explains. "My hands got me here but my hands [alone] can't sustain me."
Curry's brand, Fit Men Cook, now has over 1.6 million followers on Instagram alone, product offerings including spices, downloadable fitness-focused recipes at fitmencook.com, brand collaborations and appearances on television and across the web. While the Dallas-based entrepreneur understands he's reach a level of success, his circle of friends and close confidants keep him humble. "I don't take myself very seriously. I take what I do very seriously…if your friends don't clown you and humble you on a consistent basis, then you don't have real friends."
Despite his accomplishments, the Dallas-based entrepreneur says his motivation is still "the small stories in between about people that I can influence with my story–just sharing it publicly." Curry has received DMs and letters from followers saying they aren't dependent on heart or diabetes medication, they have given up meat, or started working out because of his content. The chef-preneur continues to grow his platform and business, but not without trials. He closed our interview recounting words he received from his pastor, "Sometimes, Kevin, you have to trust and tremble at the same time.
Roland Parish Student Athlete of the Week: Evan Carter Bedford
Inspiring Passion at the Ground Level
Pilar Sanders, Owner of Pilar Fit 4Life
In "She Represents"
Previous Texas Sues the Biden Administration over Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
Next LIT AF Comedy Tour Hosted By Martin Lawrence Is Coming to Texas


Melis, Antonino. 2006. Ham: une langue et une culture en danger de disparition au Tchad. In Dominicis, Amedeo De (ed.), Undescribed and Endangered Languages: the Preservation of Linguistic Diversity, 44-59. Cambridge Scholars Press.


Please read these Terms of Service ("Terms", "Terms of Service") carefully before using the https://reportshealthcare.com website (the "Service") operated by Reports Healthcare ("us", "we", or "our").
By accessing or using the Service you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you disagree with any part of the terms then you may not access the Service. Terms of Service created by TermsFeed for Reports Healthcare.
Our Service may contain links to third-party web sites or services that are not owned or controlled by Reports Healthcare.
Reports Healthcare has no control over and assumes no responsibility for, the content, privacy policies, or practices of any third party web sites or services. You further acknowledge and agree that Reports Healthcare shall not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any such content, goods or services available on or through any such web sites or services.


Via the following contact routes you can request different types of service assignments from Kardex India.
You are welcome to report operational disturbances and unplanned stops. In case of failure, we recommend that you have the serial number of the machine available for quickest possible handling of your case.
For urgent matters, please refer to our customer service at +91 80 3801 9555.
You can also contact us via email, cases received this way we will be replied upon soonest possible.
Those who have signed a maintenance agreement with increased availability will find contact routes outside of our opening hours in your agreement.


We are a local, Knoxville based, woman-owned, artisan pizza restaurant engaged in the authentic old-world art of making wood-fired pizza.
Everything at Hard Knox is fresh and locally sourced whenever possible, developed in-house, made fresh every day and then cooked at over 750 degrees in our wood fired oven.
Order online for fast Carryout!
or see our full menu.
Archers BBQ pork, smoked mozzarella, applewood smoked bacon, jalapenos, and a bourbon reduction.
We are always looking for amazing people with a passion for authentic old-world recipes and dedication to fresh, local ingredients.


text:
Kanton Le Pellerin (fr. Canton du Pellerin) je francouzský kanton v departementu Loire-Atlantique v regionu Pays de la Loire. Tvoří ho osm obcí.

Obce kantonu
 Cheix-en-Retz
 La Montagne
 Le Pellerin
 Port-Saint-Père
 Rouans
 Saint-Jean-de-Boiseau
 Sainte-Pazanne
 Vue

Pellerin

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Dolichopus griseipennis is a species of fly in the family Dolichopodidae. It is found in the Palearctic.

References

External links
representing Dolichopus at BOLD

griseipennis
Insects described in 1831
Asilomorph flies of Europe


This System also includes Life Plan.
The most powerful sales and marketing presentation system in the business. With the InsMark Illustration System you can create consistent sales illustrations for your clients for any life product you sell.
The InsMark Illustration System includes several types of illustrations: Comparisons to Alternatives, Personal Planning, Estate, Charitable, Corporate-Owned, Executive-Owned, Split Dollar, Investment Calculators, IRA Calculators, and Needs Analyses.
The Comparison Flow Chart above is from the Various Financial Alternatives illustration selection which every agent can use! The complete list of illustration selection available in IIS are below. Further below is the Flow Chart from another popular illustration selection, Executive Trifecta.
But wait, there's MORE! The illustration software is simply the tool you need to get the job done. The biggest wealth we offer you is from Robert B. Ritter, CEO of InsMark. Bob presents strategies, concepts and tips in his blogs, and most blogs include workbooks which are helpful for understanding the input that generated the illustrations in the blog. You can use the workbook as a template and edit the input to your own client's data and use the same strategy as outlined in any of Bob's blogs. And there's still more! We also provide many training videos from InsMark's YouTube videos. Use the "Producer's Center" menu selection at the top of this website to learn the huge value InsMark can be to you.
The output above is a sample of an InsScribe graphic which is generated to coordinate colors that match your illustration output. InsScribe® graphics include 2-D and 3-D flow charts (shown above), circle summaries, landscape graphs, and multiple mini-graphs.
Sample Illustrations - Sample Illustrations are included for each illustration concept. Samples allow you to Preview the reports, but more important, they let you review the input that generated them. A description helps you understand the Sample - making them valuable in helping you learn the system. Samples can even be used as a template where you can edit the data to your own client's data.
Guide to Marketing - Another indispensable resource if the Guide to Marketing. This guide provides the "how to" and "when to use" tips for each illustration - straight from InsMark's President/CEO, Bob Ritter, a Top of the Table and International Forum producer before he founded InsMark.
What's the Best Kind of Life Insurance.
A screen show presentation of Executive Trifecta is also included in the InsMark Illustration System.


text:
"What do you feel is an example of overlooked discrimination and how might we address it?" In the fifth post of our "Ask the Experts" blog series, Generations For Peace is joined by 10 leaders from various industries to answer a new question in honour of Zero...
18 Highlights from 2018 – GFP Year in Review
By Chris Todd, Communications Officer at Generations For Peace 2018 has been an exciting year for GFP! As we head into 2019, we're taking a moment to look back and reflect on the last year. Here are 18 GFP Highlights from 2018: 1. MBC Hope "Outstanding Partner" Award...
Choosing Respect: Peacebuilding and Addressing Bullying
By Chris Todd, Communications Officer at Generations For Peace Today marks the beginning of Anti-Bullying Week, which recognises that children and young people have the power to set a positive example by opting to respect each other at school, in their homes and...
GFP Stories of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
By Chris Todd, Communications Officer at Generations For Peace United Nations Day 2018 marks the 73rd anniversary of the UN Charter's entry into force and celebrates everything that the UN represents and has achieved since its establishment in 1945. Generations For...
Bold Steps to Change the Narrative in Nigeria
By Generations For Peace, Nigeria Nigeria's Kaduna state is home to over 50 indigenous ethnic groups. The region's longstanding tensions are increasingly expressed in ethnic terms, including those between the Fulani-herdsmen vs Farmers clash in southern Kaduna and...
Full Circle: How I Chose to Take a Risk…and It Paid Off
By Rosie Awad, Generations For Peace Communications Team I knew my parents would not take the news well, which is exactly why I had avoided telling them. But as I had a signed contract in my inbox, two weeks until my start date, and a one-way flight to book, I decided...


text:
Q: How to create a generic buffer in TypeScript? I have the following class:
export class BufferData {
  arr: Float32Array;
  index: number;

  constructor() {
    this.arr = new Float32Array(8);
    this.index = 0;
  }

  maybeResize() {
    let curArr = this.arr;

    if (this.index < curArr.length) {
      return;
    }

    let newArr = new Float32Array(curArr.length * 2);

    for (let i = 0; i < curArr.length; i++) {
      newArr[i] = curArr[i];
    }

    this.arr = newArr;
  }

  push(val: number) {
    this.maybeResize();

    this.arr[this.index++] = val;
  }
}

This works, but I would like to make it generic if possible. That is, I'd like the signature of the class to be something like:
export class BufferData<T extends TypedArray>

Such that all instances of Float32Array in the above code would be replaced with T and I would be able to create one like this:
let buffer = new BufferData<Float32Array>();

However, I could not find whether or not Float32Array had a parent. Also, when I tried to do something like:
this.arr = new T(8);

in the constructor, it told me T was a type and not a value.
Is this sort of thing possible? Or do I have to just duplicate the class for each concrete type I wish to use it with?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Through the thousands of photographs on the web regarding bar stool chairs with backs, we all picks the top choices together with greatest quality only for you, and this photographs is considered one of pictures choices in your very best pictures gallery regarding Bar Stool Chairs With Backs. I hope you can enjoy it.
This kind of graphic (Bar Stools White Leather Bar Stool Wholesale Stools Furniture throughout Bar Stool Chairs With Backs) over will be classed together with:placed by means of admin from September, 8 2018. To find out most pictures in Bar Stool Chairs With Backs pictures gallery remember to abide by this specific url.
Thank you for visiting, If you found any images copyrighted to yours, please contact us and we will remove it. We don't intend to display any copyright protected images. We hope you can find what you need here. We always effort to show a picture with HD resolution or at least with perfect images. Bar Stools White Leather Bar Stool Wholesale Stools Furniture throughout Bar Stool Chairs With Backs can be beneficial inspiration for those who seek an image according specific categories. Finally, all pictures we have been displayed on this site will inspire you all..


Beginning 2014 we opened a second sales office in Barendrecht literally above our cold storage and transhipment facilities. Barendrecht is an important Dutch commercial center where many Dutch fruit and vegetable companies are located. For all our incoming and outgoing shipments, we have been working for years with specialized logistics partners. Companies that have the right expertise to unload our import products in an efficient manner, under the right temperature and condition. And to store and re-ship them fully in accordance with our batch administration. Complete traceability is a matter of course with us.
Because of the fact that our sales staff can be physically present on site, we provide an extra service for our customers who want to inspect and pick up their orders themselves. In addition, it is an advantage to have our "own eyes" on site and check out our import products directly on entry.
All our incoming containers are checked by an independent quality inspection company. Within 3 hours of arrival of each container digital quality reports are available with all relevant details such as temperature, brix, condition as well as photos of products and packaging.
We separate fruit import from onion import, because both require their own specific expertise in the field of handling and treatment.


text:
ORTT Launches Portable Wheel Chocks
OFF ROAD TRAIL LAUNCHES ONE-OF-A-KIND PORTABLE WHEEL CHOCKS
Tucson, AZ, July 31, 2009 -- Off Road Trail Tools announces the release of their exclusive Wheel Chocks designed with the latest technology and safety as the first priority. The new line is available now at www.offroadtrailtools.com
"Since gravity isn't always our friend, we've incorporated hours of engineering, design and testing to ensure our wheel chocks provide the best grip, whether on an incline, decline, pavement or dirt," says owner, Tat Marcy. "These aren't your typical wheel chocks."
These original ORTT Wheel Chocks are designed with unique tooling to produce friction to grip dirt and other surfaces. Additional holding strength can be obtained by using simple tent stakes. Tested using Finite Element Analysis (FEA), 3D Deflection, strain and stress analysis, Off Road Trail Tools' wheel chocks give you the ultimate safety features not found on any other wheel chock.
Extensively tested, the ORTT Wheel Chocks can be unfolded and laid out horizontally to double as a traction device in a sticky situation. Light-weight yet strong material allows the wheel chocks to be used while winching. Equipped with stainless steel hardware, these non-rusting, non-sparking chocks are the only choice when it comes to your safety, the safety of others and your vehicle. Designed to be compatible with today's off-road tire sizes, the ORTT Wheel Chocks are collapsible for easy transport.
The ORTT Wheel Chocks (part #5008) are currently available at offroadtrailtools.com for $99.95.
Off Road Trail Tools is a leader in the design and manufacture of innovative tool ideas for prevention and repair for a wide-range of off-road applications. Off Road Trail Tools is committed to delivering vehicle dependent expedition reliability.
For further information about this product, contact Tat Marcy
7099 W Hutchs Pools Place
LA - Barstow to Vegas Ride Signup Opens
New Direction and Vision Announced for Forest Serv...


Best 25+ Indoor outdoor rugs ideas on Pinterest | Outdoor rugs ...Find and save ideas about Indoor outdoor rugs on Pinterest. | See more ideas about outdoor rugs, Beach style outdoor rugs and Neutral rug.
Best 25+ Indoor outdoor area rugs ideas on Pinterest | Anchor ...Find and save ideas about Indoor outdoor area rugs on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Anchor pattern, Deck rug and outdoor area rugs.
Best 25+ Target outdoor rugs ideas on Pinterest | Target outdoor ...21 Dec 2017 ... Find and save ideas about Target outdoor rugs on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Target outdoor patio furniture, Target outdoor chairs and Target patio furniture.
11 Outdoor Rugs That Deck Your Space With Stylish Design17 Apr 2017 ... Dress up the deck by adding an outdoor rug to your lounge or table-side area. safe for leaving out in any kind of summer weather, here are 11 outdoor rugs that we love.
Best 25+ Outdoor rugs ideas on Pinterest | Beach style outdoor rugs ...Find and save ideas about outdoor rugs on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Beach style outdoor rugs, outdoor privacy and Patio privacy screen.
Best 25+ Tropical outdoor rugs ideas on Pinterest | Tropical outdoor ...Find and save ideas about Tropical outdoor rugs on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Tropical outdoor chairs, Eclectic outdoor rugs and Tropical outdoor lounge chairs.
How to Choose the Right Outdoor Rug | WayfairFind the best option for your patio, porch, or deck. ... How to Choose an outdoor Rug. Give your patio, deck, or porch a whole new look with an outdoor rug. Available in every style under the sun, outdoor rugs offer an easy way to add color and pattern to your outdoor space. If you choose a ... SyntheticExamples: Polypropylene or acrylicBenefits: Vibrant colors, can get wet, dry quickly, lightweight, inexpensiveGood to Know: Synthetic rugs are not as plush and soft as indoor area rugs.
Outdoor Rugs | HouzzProducts 1 - 36 of 126127 ... Browse a wide variety of outdoor rug designs for you deck or porch, including a wide selection of patio rugs and indoor-outdoor carpet ideas.
Polypropylene Outdoor Rug | eBayBuy this Indoor outdoor Camping Mat RV 6'x 9'Reversible Carpet Patio Picnic Deck Rug Pad or check out more of our products on. Sweep clean with a broom or spray clean with water. Corner loops can be s... Black 7 Ft. 10 In. X 10 Ft. Indoor outdoor Area Rug Carpet. $173.58. Buy It Now. Free Shipping. Create your own outdoor paradise with this stunning indoor/outdoor design, perfect for decks and patios. ... Machine-woven out of the finest polypropylene, this family-friendly rug is .
Amazon.com: Outdoor Rug - Mad Mats | UV Fade Resistant ...Buy outdoor Rug - Mad Mats | UV Fade Resistant | Waterproof Woven outdoor Mat | 100% Recycled & Reversible Polypropylene Plastic Wicker| Non-Slip | Beach Deck & Doormat | Multiple Colors: Area rugs - Amazon.com FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases.


text:
SEC QB Power Rankings, Week 2: Uncertainty abounds at Georgia, but so do options
Matt Hinton | 1 year ago
Quarterbacks: There are a lot of them! Each week throughout the season, SEC QB Power Rankings will help you keep the game's most important position in perspective by ranking the SEC starters 1-14 according to highly scientific processes and/or pure gut-level instinct. Previously: Week 1.
1. K.J. Costello, Mississippi State
Costello's 623-yard, 5-touchdown performance in Baton Rouge was the most prolific ever by a Mississippi State quarterback or by an opposing quarterback against LSU. It was also just the 12th time since the turn of the century an FBS player has passed for 600+ yards in a single game … 8 of whom had Mike Leach as their head coach:
In Costello's case, that line largely represented his success a) against man coverage, which LSU largely refused to concede even in the absence of ace corner Derek Stingley Jr., and b) on 3rd down. On the latter front, Costello put on a clinic, connecting on 7-of-11 attempts (all successful conversions) to 5 different receivers for 194 yards, 3 TDs and the best 3rd-down passer rating of any QB nationally despite an interception dragging that number down. He was good across the board, but on the money down he was nearly flawless.
(Last week: 1)
2. Kyle Trask, Florida
It's waaaaay too soon to start thinking in terms of the Heisman, but like Costello's turn in Baton Rouge, Trask's 416-yard, 6-TD performance at Ole Miss checked its fair share of boxes in Joe Burrow Bingo:
• An overlooked, late-blooming talent in his 5th year on campus …
• Coming off a good-not-great turn in his first year as a starter …
• At a position that has perpetually underachieved over the past decade …
• Delivers one of the most prolific performances in school history in a shootout win.
The connection was obvious, and even more so in the details than in the raw numbers. Even adjusting for Ole Miss' secondary, Trask looked good, distributing the ball across the lineup (6 players had at least 3 receptions for at least 25 yards) with a handful of big plays and no notable negatives. 20 of his 30 completions went for first downs, the highest rate among SEC starters, and 12 went for 15 yards or more.
Insert caveats here: It was only one game against a bad defense, etc. Acknowledged. But Trask's stock was already on the rise at the end of 2019, and if Saturday didn't send it through the roof another stellar effort this weekend vs. South Carolina will. The time to buy is now.
3. Mac Jones, Alabama
Apologies to Jones, who turned in the weekend's best performance of any FBS quarterback according to both QBR and Pro Football Focus and moved down in this week's rankings, but Costello and Trask's record-breaking debuts simply couldn't be denied. Jones' evening against Missouri was more workmanlike: 18-of-24, 249 yards, 2 TDs, zero turnovers, zero sacks, lights out by halftime. After going 3-and-out on their first possession, the Tide scored touchdowns on 5 of the next 6 before Jones yielded to Bryce Young to close it out.
As for the freshman, the Young era at Bama might be a little later arriving than anticipated. He looked OK in his first career action, going 5-of-8 with 3 successful 3rd-down conversions; he also took a couple of drive-ending sacks on 3rd downs, one of which resulted in a lost fumble that cost Bama a field goal attempt. Barring some significant developments fans, probably shouldn't expect to see him outside of garbage time anytime soon, which is fine, for now. As long as Jones continues to look the part, there's no reason to rush it.
4. Bo Nix, Auburn
Overall, Auburn's 29-13 win over Kentucky wasn't much to write home about: The Tigers finished with just 324 total yards, and the two 4th-quarter touchdown drives that made the difference on the scoreboard were both short-field efforts (27 and 23 yards, respectively) set up by UK miscues. Individually, though, Nix was sharp enough, going 16-of-27 for 233 yards and 3 TDs, highlighted by an off-balance dime to Seth Williams that arrived with the kind of mustard Nix rarely displayed as a freshman:
Bo Nix with a beautiful strike to Seth Williams for an Auburn TD pic.twitter.com/0TguFgaCn1
— Power of Dixieland (@Power_Dixieland) September 26, 2020
Then there was the punting, which added legitimate value by twice pining the Wildcats inside their 10-yard line. The boy's pooch game is strong.
The red flags on offense had less to do with Nix than with the ground game, where he also did his bit with 34 yards rushing on 5 carries – a number that wouldn't be worth mentioning except that it led the team. However much he's improved as a passer, it's not by enough to make that sustainable.
5. Matt Corral, Ole Miss
Corral looked mostly great in the Rebels' loss to Florida, finally living up to his blue-chip recruiting hype with 395 yards and 3 TDs on a robust 12.7 yards per attempt. He posted the conference's best passer rating, connected on 7 passes of 25+ yards and added 50 yards rushing. His only major negative play came on a tipped pass at the line that landed in the arms of a defensive tackle.
Clearly, Corral is the guy for Lane Kiffin's offense. Where does that leave John Rhys Plumlee? Kiffin made a token attempt to keep both quarterbacks involved early, putting the ball in Plumlee's hands as a rusher or receiver on 4 of the first 5 plays of the game. As it wore on, though, and as the scoreboard dictated that Corral keep throwing, Plumlee was a nonentity; he finished with 5 touches for 10 yards and completed his only pass for just 3.
"With Matt playing so well and we were behind, we kind of went solely with Matt," Kiffin said after the game. "I think had Matt not been playing so well and us being behind, you would have seen more of John." Assuming Corral continues to play well, and that the defense ensures the Rebels will continue to play from behind on a regular basis, there's a good chance that statement stands for the rest season.
(Last week: 10)
6. Kellen Mond, Texas A&M
Mond was working with an almost entirely new set of wideouts in the Aggies' 17-12 win over Vanderbilt, which might help account for his pedestrian passing line (17-of-28, 189 yards, 1 TD/0 INT with a long gain of 26). The bigger issue in the opener, though, was ball security – Mond fumbled 3 times, losing 2, the second of which set up the Commodores in A&M territory for their only touchdown of the game. Those giveaways were a big factor in his falling to 12th among SEC starters in weekly QBR.
Fumbles, of course, fall into the category of random events that aren't likely to carry over from one week to the next. The larger point is that time for Mond to finally put it all together is running out. He's never shaken his streaky reputation, and if he's still looking out of sync in his 35th career start, against a 30-point underdog, the prospects of turning the corner against Alabama, Florida and Mississippi State over the next 3 weeks are not encouraging.
7. JT Daniels or TBD, Georgia
Considering all the red flags already – Jamie Newman opting out, JT Daniels' lingering knee injury, D'Wan Mathis looking in over his head in the opener – the outlook here could be a lot worse. But the fact is that, fluid as the QB1 situation may be, the Bulldogs still have good options. Stetson Bennett IV, the former walk-on, arguably played his way to the top of the depth chart at Arkansas, coming off the bench to throw for 211 and 2 touchdowns while rallying UGA from a 10-5 halftime deficit. Daniels, the former USC transfer, has reportedly been cleared after sitting out Saturday's opener at Arkansas and expects to be available for this week's marquee date vs. Auburn.
And Mathis, bumpy start notwithstanding, can hardly be written off after a couple bad quarters in his first career game. On Monday, Kirby Smart defended his young QB's performance as a casualty of broader issues, including penalties and a meager day on the ground. Between them Mathis and Bennett put the ball in the air 47 times, Georgia's most attempts in a win in 4 years.
All 3 QBs are listed as co-starters on the updated depth chart for Auburn, along with true freshman Carson Beck, just to drive home the point. Although Bennett managed to keep the offense afloat in Fayetteville, it's difficult to see him as a long-term answer for a team with Playoff ambitions. Daniels, on the other hand, comes with blue-chip credentials, a full season under his belt as USC's starter in 2018, and a month of splitting first-team reps with Mathis in preseason camp; had Daniels been cleared for full contact earlier he would have been a clear favorite to win the job outright. Now that he's got the green light there's no good reason to keep him waiting.
(Last week: N/A)
8. Jarrett Guarantano, Tennessee
Guarantano was solid overall in the Vols' 31-24 win at South Carolina, but with starkly divergent results depending on the situation – red-hot on 1st down, ice-cold on 3rd:
And that lone 3rd-down conversion? It only happened by virtue of arguably the catch of the day (of the year?) on the other end:
Brandon Johnson caught that?
HUGE 3rd down conversion for @Vol_Football
(via @SECNetwork) pic.twitter.com/gmmkuD6irt
— CBS Sports HQ (@CBSSportsHQ) September 27, 2020
Note that, in keeping with the broader trend, that connection came on 3rd-and-2, an obvious running down. There's a lot to be said for mixing it up when the defense is most likely to be caught on its heels by a pass (especially off play-action), and Guarantano's success on that front is a good foundation for an attack that aspires to strike that balance. But when those situations account for his only success, the margin for error is a little too thin for comfort.
9. Myles Brennan, LSU
Brennan was an inevitable scapegoat of the Tigers' loss to Mississippi State: In his first career start in place of a legend, he served up 2 INTs, ate 7 sacks, and was easily outgunned by his counterpart on the opposite sideline. Even the would-be silver linings of his performance (345 yards, 3 TDs on 27-of-46 passing) fell flat due to a) volume, and b) the astronomical bar set by Joe Burrow last year, next to which throwing for 345 yards on 7.5 per attempt looks like pocket change.
So it's safe to scratch Brennan's name from the Heisman odds and drop LSU from the ranks of Playoff contenders – no surprise on either count, except for the timing. Upcoming dates with Vanderbilt and Missouri are good opportunities to get reoriented out of the national spotlight before the next big test, an Oct. 17 trip to Florida.
10. Feleipe Franks, Arkansas
Franks' Arkansas debut was graded along two curves: One in relation to the Razorbacks' dismal QB play over the past 2 seasons, the other in relation to playing opposite a suffocating Georgia defense. Based on those standards he was … fine. You know, more or less. He connected on a majority of his attempts with an early, 49-yard touchdown pass to rising star Treylon Burks; on the other hand, he averaged just 5.6 yards a pop with 2 interceptions, including a pick-6 in that put the game on ice late in the 3rd quarter.
Arkansas fans have seen much worse, and the Bulldogs have inflicted much worse on other opponents. This week's trip to Mississippi State is another, better shot at respectability.
11. Terry Wilson, Kentucky
Despite the final score, there was plenty to like about Wilson's effort at Auburn: He accounted for 281 total yards, led several extended drives (two of which paid off in touchdowns), and showed no ill effects of the knee injury that cost him almost all of last season. But a pair of turnovers were killers: A goal-line interception at the end of the first half cost Kentucky a go-ahead touchdown* heading into the locker room, and an ill-timed fumble in the 4th quarter set up a short field for Auburn's offense to tack on the clinching touchdown. UK is not nearly talented enough on offense to overcome multiple giveaways as an underdog; coaches clearly trust Wilson in general, but if he continues to give the ball away he risks finding his job in jeopardy the second that Joey Gatewood is cleared to play by the SEC office.
*Yes, the Wildcats were inexplicably jobbed out of a touchdown just before the INT, which would have happened if not for the blown call. Alas.
12. Shawn Robinson, Missouri
Robinson connected on one big play against Alabama, a wide-open, 54-yard wheel route to RB Tyler Badie in the 4th quarter that accounted for Missouri's first touchdown in a game that had long since been decided. (The Tigers added another on the final play of the night.) Otherwise, it was small ball all the way: His other 24 attempts yielded just 5.5 yards a pop and 7 first downs, with a long gain of 23.
The offensive line's issues against Bama's front seven had a lot to do with that, severely limiting Robinson's time to look downfield, and the receivers struggled with drops. But if he's going to continue to fend off sophomore backup Connor Bazelak, some semblance of downfield juice should be a minimum requirement.
13. Collin Hill, South Carolina
Hill went coast to coast in the Gamecocks' loss to Tennessee, taking every snap and largely justifying the surprise decision to elevate him to QB1 over incumbent starter Ryan Hilinski. The connection was strongest with senior WR Shi Smith, who hauled in 10 receptions for 140 of Hill's 290 passing yards, including a 29-yard TD pass that kept Carolina within striking distance in the 3rd quarter. Still, Hill's limited upside and Hilinski's presence (as well as true freshman Luke Doty's) likely guarantees this will remain a week-by-week situation.
14. Ken Seals, Vanderbilt
Seals, a true freshman, won a 4-way competition for the starting job in the preseason and turned in a perfectly respectable effort at Texas A&M, finishing 20-of-29 for 150 yards with 1 TD and 2 INTs in his first career game. The picks in this case come with the territory of throwing a fledgling start into the deep end on the road; instead, Vandy fans should focus on the positives:
https://twitter.com/PFF_College/status/1310036081715433475?s=20
With touch like that, he shouldn't be lingering in this position for long.
Greg McElroy calls out Georgia fans critical of Stetson Bennett IV's decision to return in 2022
Matt Hinton
Matt Hinton is a college football writer who has previously written for Dr. Saturday, CBS and Grantland. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattRHinton.
12 SEC standouts projected to go in Round 1 of CBS Sports' latest 2022 NFL Mock Draft
SEC announces makeup date for postponed Mizzou-Mississippi State men's hoops game
Joe Lunardi breaks down NCAA Tournament implications of busy SEC basketball night
Kyle Edwards, former Alabama RB, finally finds new school


text:
June 3, 2015 | TV
Global Montreal planning a noon local newscast this fall (but why?)
It's Upfront Week in Canada, where the big TV networks show off their fall schedules to advertisers and hype their newly acquired programs (most of which come from the U.S.)
Shaw Media's announcements included the usual hype for new shows (The Muppets!), but also a change in late night: It has picked up the Canadian rights to the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, which airs at 11:35 p.m. on CBS. (Rogers had the Canadian rights to the Letterman Late Show, and it aired on OMNI.)
But putting a late-night talk show at 11:35 causes a conflict with a change announced in April, that late-night newscasts were being expanded to an hour in Montreal. (They're already an hour in Toronto and B.C., which would also be affected.)
So Global changed its plans. The late-night news in B.C. (including Okanagan), Toronto, Montreal, New Brunswick and Halifax will be 35 minutes, and Montreal is instead getting its Evening News expanded to an hour, plus a new half-hour noon newscast.
I lay down how the day will look in this story for the Montreal Gazette, which includes previously announced changes.
Having the Evening News start at 5:30pm instead of 6 is an interesting idea, and probably a good one since it takes the first half of the newscast out of direct competition with CTV. Even more so since CBC is cutting its evening news to half an hour starting at 6 this fall. Global will be able to claim it's first with the news every evening.
But the station has also tried this before. In 2000 (back when it was Global Quebec), it introduced a newscast at 5:30pm anchored by Jamie Orchard that led into another 6pm newscast co-hosted with Jonathan Freed.
It lasted two years.
Here's how the news director of the time, Ward Smith, described it to the Gazette's Basem Boshra in 2002:
I wouldn't say it was a bad idea. But we were spending so much of our budget on a time when people just weren't home to watch. (And in putting on an hour-long newscast) we were all over the map. We were creeping into national and international news and stepping on (host of Global's 6:30 p.m. national news show) Kevin Newman's toes. Now, with us coming out swinging at 6, doing what we do best — covering news throughout Quebec – and Newman coming on at 6:30 with the national and international news, we can deliver a seamless, solid hour that gives viewers everything they need in terms of the day's news.
Has the situation changed in the 13 years since? Are more people home by 5:30pm now? Is there more content to fill a local newscast without stepping on the toes of Global National?
The addition of a noon newscast is very interesting. I'm told it will be locally produced, and there will be hires (including a lineup editor and videojournalist), but the details (including an anchor) aren't being announced publicly yet. I hope to get some more details in the coming weeks.
Either way, Global was already the English-language station that was (technically) producing the most local programming in Montreal, and these changes will increase that number to five hours every weekday and 27.5 hours a week. CTV is next at 16 hours, then City at 15.5, then CBC at 11 (whether it stays there depends on whether you consider CBC Daybreak on the TV as local programming).
Tags: CKMI, local news
← 7 things francophone media pundits say (or imply) Jay Baruchel said or thought that he didn't CBC's Bernard St-Laurent announces his retirement →
13 thoughts on "Global Montreal planning a noon local newscast this fall (but why?)"
Hmm…. what exactly do you mean by "CBC Daybreak on the TV" ?
Fagstein Post author June 4, 2015 at 1:14 am
CBC's plan is to install cameras in the CBC Radio studio and broadcast the 6-7am hour of Daybreak on CBC Television.
Media Man June 3, 2015 at 3:16 pm
Interesting for two reasons.
One, what do Toronto anchors know about local Montreal news, and how will they react if anything happens while they're on,at CTV theycan at kleast do mentions if something breaks with somebody in the newsroom.
Two, more importantly, will this force CTV to do other types of local programming instead of just resting on its laurels with its newscasts, it's time they come out with perhaps a magazine type show, non-news. Global's Focus is a good example, but something in the order of an hour. Thirty minutes is too short.
Two, more importantly, will this force CTV to do other types of local programming instead of just resting on its laurels with its newscasts
Dilbert June 4, 2015 at 12:48 am
I think that Global may be onto some things here, but perhaps they miss the real deal on how to do an earlier new broadcast:
Make it two half hours, not an hour.
In the US, it's not uncommon for local news to start as early as 4PM or 5PM and run right through until the network national news (6:30 or 7, depending). Rather than trying to make a wild 3 hour news show, they make a tight, concise 30 minute news show and basically re-do it as many times as needed to fill the time. That includes updating breaking stories and doing live segments in each half hour, so that the news isn't EXACTLY the same. But basically, they don't try to make it into an hour of news – they make it a half hour twice.
Global could do a half hour twice and really be on the ball with this, getting on the air 30 minutes before CTV would give them a potential boost, and even people who do watch CTV may tune into their news first, especially if the last 15 minutes is really good (say clear sports, weather, and headline wrap up).
A noon news program is a good idea as well. Many of the sunk costs to do the 5:30 news can get recovered here, and even with a small viewership, it's "better than nothing" and gives them a chance to build their brand. It also gives them a chance to try some different ways to package up the news to see what works and what doesn't for them.
MBR June 4, 2015 at 12:12 pm
This is what Global Toronto is doing. They are splitting up the "News Hour" and making separate 5:30 and 6:00 newscasts. This would be a good idea for Global Montreal; they can catch those looking for news at 6:00 instead of viewers tuning in to the middle of the newscast at that time.
Brett Morris June 4, 2015 at 11:52 pm
If you look at the Burlington VT market WPTZ & WCAX both start at 5pm like CBC Montreal. WVNY starts at 6pm like Global currently does except they continue local news after national news.
I tend to watch American news from 5pm-6pm then switch to Global at 6pm. If Global started at 5pm like CBC then I wouldn't watch American news.
Neil K. June 4, 2015 at 10:35 am
Isn't it possible that Richard Dagenais will be "reassigned" as the noon anchor and that's why he was pulled off the morning show? Maybe that's why there was no big deal made about his leaving and he didn't say goodbye on air.
After all, this wouldn't be the first time Global shuffled him around, from the late news to the morning show.
I sure hope this scenario plays out and Rich lands on his feet.
Fagstein Post author June 4, 2015 at 11:41 am
Anything is possible, but Dagenais is sending demo tapes around, and the union was informed he'd been let go.
Steve W June 4, 2015 at 5:46 pm
I was thinking Peter Anthony Holder would be applying as the noon anchor, & would be leading candidate. If Global Montreal wants him around, they will find him a job there(look what happened to Gloria Henriquez).
Tony June 7, 2015 at 7:50 am
He won't be part of the Global news. I just hear him this Sunday morning on CJAD anchoring the news. Glad to hear he found something already.
Mr. Castro June 8, 2015 at 11:37 am
Global News is dying.
Pingback: Global Montreal begins outsourcing weekend newscasts tonight | Fagstein


text:
Uttar Pradesh Recovery of Damages to Public and Private Property Ordinance: A Draconian law in a Dystopian Regime
Tanaya Thakur
Published on : 31 Mar, 2020 , 9:37 am
Updated on : 30 Mar, 2020 , 10:38 am
The Uttar Pradesh government recently promulgated the Uttar Pradesh Recovery of Damages to Public and Private Property Ordinance, which aims to recover losses caused to public and private property during situations of protests, public violence, arson and riots.
In early March, the district administration of Lucknow put up banners all over the city displaying names, photographs and addresses of certain people who were accused of damaging public property during the anti-CAA protests.
The Allahabad High Court took suo motu cognizance of the display of banners and held that the state was not legally permitted to place banners with personal data of accused. Holding the act to be a violation of Article 21, the High Court directed the administration to remove the banners.
"Nothing but unwarranted interference in privacy", Allahabad HC orders removal of banners displaying anti-CAA riots accused [READ ORDER]
An appeal was then made to the Supreme Court, which refused to grant a stay on the order. While referring issues related to the matter to a larger Bench, the Apex Court observed that the state government did not have the power to take the said action.
[Breaking] Banners of Anti-CAA protestors in Lucknow: Supreme Court refers matter to larger Bench, no stay on HC order
Most recently, the Allahabad High Court issued notice in a petition terming the Ordinance as an attempt frustrate and overrule the law laid down by the Division Bench in the suo motu case.
Allahabad HC issues notice in plea challenging Uttar Pradesh Ordinance on compensation for property damage during riots
The Indian Constitution, under Article 213, vests with the Governor the power to promulgate ordinances during recess of the state legislature. Such ordinances are to have the force of law until the legislature is back in session, after which, they have to be presented before the legislature for approval. This is an extraordinary power and should only be used if the Governor is satisfied that circumstances exist which render it necessary for him to take immediate action.
In the case of R.C. Cooper v. Union of India, the Supreme Court stated,
"Exercise of the [ordinance making] power is strictly conditioned. The clause relating to the satisfaction is composite: the satisfaction relates to the existence of circumstances, as well as to the necessity to take immediate action on account of those circumstances."
Further, in D.C. Wadhwa v. State Of Bihar, the Apex Court said that the power to issue ordinances is an emergency power and "is essentially a power to be used to meet an extraordinary situation" and that it cannot be allowed to be "perverted to serve political ends".
A similar view was recently reiterated in the case of Krishna Kumar Singh, where Justice Chandrachud opined that the authority to promulgate an ordinance is "conditional upon a satisfaction that circumstances exist rendering it necessary to take immediate action".
The UP Ordinance fails the test of emergency situation. The Act has been brought to recover damages from loss to public and certain private property due to acts of public violence, rioting, arson, etc. However, legal provisions are already in place to deal with such situations.
Further, the Ordinance appears to be fuelled by the disgruntlement of the state government after the name and shame hoardings case and reeks of mala-fide intent.
The Division Bench ofChief Justice Govind Mathur and Justice Ramesh Sinha had pulled up the authorities for putting up the name and shame banners
State-sanctioned name and shame? Read the Uttar Pradesh government's Ordinance on compensation for damage to property
The motive of the entire ordinance becomes all the more suspicious as it contains a provision regarding putting up banners of people accused in acts of arson, public nuisance, rioting, and public violence. It appears that the purpose of the Ordinance was not to speedily recover damages caused to property, but to vindictively gain statutory authority to name and shame certain people.
It is also noteworthy that the government has never previously felt the need to publicly name and shame people accused of crimes of a much more serious nature.
The Ordinance fails to clearly define terms such as 'Karyalaya Pramukh' (Head of the Department); 'Ayukt' (Commissioner) 'Apar Ayukta' (Additional Commissioner). It is stated that the tribunal which shall be formed under the Ordinance shall comprise two or more people who should have either retired from the post of district judge (as Chairman) or has been an officer of the rank of Additional Commissioner.
However, the term 'Additional Commissioner' is neither defined in the Ordinance, nor is used in the common parlance of the state with a uniform meaning.
The Ordinance further does not specify the terms and conditions of service of these members and leaves them to be decided later through rules. The claims tribunal has been provided with wide ranging powers of investigation, collection of data, summary trial, including other powers of a civil court.
A tribunal established for an important state function with varied powers needs to be formed in clearer terms than those provided in the Ordinance.
The Apex Court in the Maneka Gandhi case established the principle of the golden triangle of the Constitution that brought forth the inter-relation between Article 14, 19 and 21 of the Constitution. The present Ordinance violates all three principles which are fundamental to the basic Constitutional structure of the nation.
The present Ordinance deals with claims on damages to public and private property, but limits the definition of private property to the moveable and immoveable properties of religious endowments, societies, trusts or firms.
As understood through Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India, Article 14 of the Constitution strikes at arbitrariness of state actions and ensures fairness and equality in treatment.
The Supreme Court has thereon developed the concept of intelligible differentia through cases such as State of WB v. Anwar Ali Sarkar and DS Nakara v. Union of India, where it has been held that reasonable classification is permitted in state actions which such classification has a nexus with the object sought to be achieved through the act.
Applying the reasoning to the present Ordinance, one can justify the classification between public and private properties. However, the logic of segregating some private property from others remains unclear.
Are the properties of a private person which are not accorded to societies or trusts or religious endowments less important? Should an individual not be accorded equal protection to the losses caused during violence, arson and riots – when he is equally susceptible to damages?
Depriving individual properties of the right to claim damages is all the more arbitrary as individuals often have lesser monetary backing to restore damages to their property as compared to institutions.
The Ordinance provides for summary trial based on a report of the Circle Officer, which he shall derive from the FIR and preliminary reporting made to him. The trial shall be speedily disposed and the accused, if found guilty, shall be liable to compensate for the damages accrued to the property up to twice the value of the damage sustained.
The Ordinance further provides that as soon as the order is passed, the personal property of the guilty party shall be seized with immediate effect and his photograph, name and address shall be publicly displayed until he compensates for the damage. No appeal shall lie against the order.
These provisions based on a summary trial, make the Ordinance extremely draconian. It is possible that the Ordinance instills so much fear in the people that they stop exercising even their fundamental right to peacefully protest under Article 19 of the Constitution – dreading the possibility of a peaceful protest turning violent and their names featuring in FIRs even when they did not participate in violent activities.
The provision on naming and shaming of accused particularly raises concern. Such action not only violates the fundamental right to privacy under Article 21 as laid down in the Justice Puttaswamy case, but also exposes the accused to public wrath which could potentially lead to violence against the accused.
The threat lies not only to the accused but also to his family members, who might have no role to play in the accused's activities. In cases such as anti-CAA protests, which have polarizing outcomes, the perceived threat to the accused and his family's personal safety becomes very real.
Damage to public or private property is a serious offence and needs to be penalized. However, such penalty can only be imposed in a lawful manner and not arbitrarily. The government, by promulgating hurried Ordinances, does more harm than good to the legal system.
What is further disheartening is the huge public support that the government received for putting up posters that jeopardized some people's safety and now for this Ordinance. The reasoning given for the support finds its roots in extremely rudimentary form of retributive justice. People forget that being accused does not establish the guilt of a person. Who would be answerable to the named and shamed persons if it is later found through trial that they were not guilty of the offence?
Such measures taken by the state and supported by the population, point towards a dystopian reality where the principles of natural justice have no meaning.
The author is Research Scholar (Law) at IIT Kharagpur. She has completed her LLM from South Asian University, Delhi
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of Bar & Bench.
Uttar Pradesh Ordinance


We have selected two classes in each style of yoga that we offer. Although all classes are mixed levels, some may offer more physical challenge than others as each style varies greatly. If you are looking for something gentler than try Yin, Hatha, Qigong or Restorative. At the more dynamic end of the spectrum we have Forrest, Ashtanga and Jivamukti classes. Our Vinyasa and Scaravelli-inspired classes in this selection offer a moderate challenge and a creative and imaginative approach. If you can't decide our Yoga and Qigong or Fusion classes will give you the best of both worlds. We have included a short explanation of each style below.
Hatha Yoga is a very broad term referring to the physical practice of yoga, however it is increasingly being used to describe classes that are more static.
Vinyasa flow offers dynamic yoga practiced in a flowing sequence which offers the opportunity to align breath and movement bringing a stillness to mind and body.
Ashtanga is a style of yoga codified by K. Pattabhi Jois in the 20th Century. Ashtanga is a highly structured, dynamic form of yoga which is performed in a set series of progressively more advanced sequences.
Scaravelli inspired yoga is a gentle, experimental and liberating form of Hatha yoga which encourages practitioners to strive less, feel more and uses gravity to release tension and create length in the spine.
Forrest yoga, developed by Ana Forrest is known for its long holds, emphasis on core work and intricate sequences designed to offer transformative experiences.
Jivamukti is a yoga method created by David Life and Sharon Gannon. Jivamukti is a dynamic style of yoga bringing together physical yoga with a strong ethical, spiritual and philosophical core.
Yin yoga is a quiet, stilling, floor-based practice in which you hold poses for a length of time helping you drop deeper and play with your edge.
Restorative yoga allows your body to experience deep relaxation through a series of long, passive stretches that are fully supported by props. The experience of deeply supported passive stretches allows your body to begin releasing habitual, long-held tension.
Qigong is a Chinese healing practice drawing from the Taoist tradition which combines posture, movement, breathing and focussed intent.
Our classes offer you a fusion of different styles including yoga, vinyasa flow, meditation, yin and qigong.
You may need props for restorative yoga. You don't need to buy anything special - you can use books, cushions, pillows and straps.
A sweet grounding practice, fantastic for when you need to get some balance in your life. You will need a bolster for supported savasana.
Find your body's inner intelligence. Explore the relationship between the shoulders, arms, ribs, upper spine and the breath. Learn how to soften through gentle, deliberate and focused subtle action. A subtle exploration into the shoulder socket. You may need a foam block. None of the movements made in this class are difficult, but the subtle movements are profound and can change the way you use your body in everyday life.
Forrest Yoga's creatrix Ana Forrest introduces a revolutionary new way to move. She shows the Forrest yoga methods of releasing tension in the neck and shoulders, soothing stressed minds, building core strength and improving lower back strength. All in this short practice. Curious? We were and were blown away with Ana's sequence.
The a perfect yoga class to begin the day if you're short on time. Just six yoga poses, perfect to warming up the day in the Jivamukti method.
The Magic Ten are a Ten minute practice of key poses to get you moving if you have only 10 minutes. Great for getting you going in the morning. It's very simple, 10 minutes, 10 poses, 10 breaths in each including a handstand which you may need to practice against a wall. These will get you moving beautifully when you've no time for anything else.
A very peaceful restorative class which which great for giving yourself some nurture at the end of a busy day. Great to help you to relax before you go to sleep, only a few, deep poses and plenty of guided visualisations/meditations. You will need cushions or a bolster.
This qigong flow practice starts with some warmups for the joints, cultivation of qi between the hands, and then moves into what we think of as "water salutations" – fluid movements that feel like the equivalent of yoga's sun salutations. It's a practice that warms the body, actively stimulates, guides and moves the qi, and helps to quiet the mind. Enjoy!
A peaceful Yin/Yang flow to wind down and relax for the end of the day. With some spinal rolling and freeing, some poses from QiGong, some restorative and Yin poses, this fusion yoga class is a perfect way to wind down and relax at the end of the day, or for whenever you need to calm, nourish and restore yourself. The perfect self-care solution to our overwhelmed lives. You will need a bolster (or pillows), a blanket, 2 yoga bricks and a foam block and a strap.


text:
Katie Rose
There were many things to like about this book, including the suffragette heroine who wants to be a lawyer and the interesting subplot involving the legal system circa 1874. Unfortunately, seriously unrealistic behavior between the main characters overshadowed the better aspects of the book, rendering it a so-so read in the end.
Winifred Appleton has had her hopes of entering law school dashed to pieces. No law school will accept a woman. She is determined to practice law to help better the rights of women in the legal system – in any way possible. She reluctantly accepts a position with eligible bachelor, Charles Howe. Winnie has known Charles for a few months, and felt the sparks fly between them. However, Winnie does not want anything to stand in her way, including a relationship, or worse, marriage.
Charles is prosecuting attorney who has been fascinated with Winnie. He believes that by allowing Winnie to work for him he can accomplish two things: first, to have her give up her ridiculous idea of becoming a lawyer, and second, develop a relationship with her.
Winnie is very capable in her legal duties, and when a case involving a woman accused of poisoning her husband comes to light, Winnie knows she must be involved. Charles takes the prosecuting position and is only interested in bringing Mrs. Black to justice. This sets up an opposition between them regarding the case, and more importantly, their ideals. Winnie will do whatever she has to in assisting the defense, even using the press. Charles despises her tactics, but cannot keep away from her.
Here is where the problem lies. Winnie and Charles cross paths often, in his office when she works there, and then during the court battle. Every time they come in contact with each other, they are involved in some kind of passionate embrace. Every discussion they have involves heated kisses or more. Amazingly, no one catches on to all the locked door conversations. I found this extremely unrealistic, since this story is set in 1874. Certainly someone in Charles' office would comment on what they were doing in there for such a long period of time. After reading a book on reproduction, Winnie also tells Charles that she wants to be his mistress to get the mating instinct out of their systems.
The readers also enter the relationship between Charles and Winnie after it has already developed somewhat. They have known each other for a number of months, and I was disappointed not to be present at their first meeting.
Katie Rose is no Garson Kanin, however, and Courting Trouble is no Adam's Rib. My verdict on Winnie and Charles? I find them guilty of severely unrealistic behavior.
Buy Courting Trouble by Katie Rose:
Liz Zink
American Historical Romance
enemies to lovers | lawyer


text:
Pistol Bay Announces Amendment to Warrants Expiry Date
By: TheNewswire.com - RSS (Media)
September 21, 2020 at 17:36 PM EDT
Vancouver, B.C. - TheNewswire - September 21, 2020: Pistol Bay Mining Inc. (TSXV:PST) (Frankfurt:OQS2) (OTC:SLTFF) ("Pistol Bay" or the "Company") announces that it has agreed to amend, subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange, the expiry date of 7,110,000 transferable share purchase warrants (the "Warrants"), that were issued by way of a private placement May 28, 2019 by extending the expiry date to November 28, 2022. The exercise price will remain at $0.06 per transferable share purchase warrant.
About Pistol Bay Mining Inc.
Pistol Bay Mining Inc. is a diversified Junior Canadian Mineral Exploration Company with a focus on zinc and base metal properties in North America. The company is also actively pursuing the right opportunity in other resources to enhance shareholders value. For additional information please visit the Company website at www.pistolbaymininginc.com or contact Charles Desjardins at pistolbaymining@gmail.com.
PISTOL BAY MINING INC.
Charles Desjardins,
President and Director
Statements included in this announcement, including statements concerning of the Company's plans, intentions and expectations, which are not historical in nature are intended to be, and are hereby identified as, "forward-looking statements". Forward-looking statements may be identified by words including "anticipates", "believes", "intends", "estimates", "expects" and similar expressions. The Company cautions readers that forward-looking statements, including without limitation those relating to the Company's future operations and business prospects, are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking statements.
Copyright (c) 2020 TheNewswire - All rights reserved.
Pegasus Resources Inc Pegasus Resources Inc


Wharncliffe Vlntr Fire Dept is located at the address Po Box 120 in Wharncliffe, West Virginia 25651.
For maps and directions to Wharncliffe Vlntr Fire Dept view the map to the right. For reviews of Wharncliffe Vlntr Fire Dept see below.


Joint Japan-World Bank Graduate Scholarships 2019 is offered for a Masters degree in the field of Wide array of subjects. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for sending your application is 11 Apr 2019.
This grant is fully established by the World Bank, and the value of this grant is full funding, tuition fees + salary + travel insurance + medical insurance. This grant is open to citizens of developing countries.
Joint Japan-World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2019 is offered to candidates applying for the master's degree program in a development-related topic.
important point The applicant must have applied and received an offer to learning at the university to obtain a master's program in areas such as development, economics, finance, planning, health, population, agriculture, environment, natural resource management, etc.
No student should receive funding from other scholarship sources.
also The applicant should have a Bachelor degree or equivalent degree.
also The health of the applicant should be very good to pursue a full-time course.
and The candidate should not be a or staff of all types of appointments of the World Bank Group or a Executive Director.
the detailed curriculum vitae (C.V) in a maximum of two pages.
one copy of the official letter of acceptance.
The Documents supporting the language requirements should be submitted.
If the other documents are submitted not in English, Spanish, or French then the candidate should also provide a translation in the English language.
also a copy of certificates of the recent degree earned from the university should be provided.
Academic recommendations (two) and professional recommendation two should be submitted.
The last date to apply for Joint Japan-World Bank Graduate Scholarships is 11th April 2019.


This year's westward journey was to Phoenix, Arizona, a trip since taken in April 15-17, had this time been a longer one for some of us driving to the reunion but we all are on a fellowship mission of duty to seek out the not forgotten Phu Cat Airbase class of 1965-66 Vietnam. Once more it begun a weekenders' sequel for it was just the right beginning to an annual occasion that had also crossed paths "originally", and twelve other shared reunion times before. With many of the same good people in attendance that once a year has managed to capture and kept the same essences of their military service brotherhood, and at this time being at a Glendale location in Phoenix, Arizona.
The allure of the annual 819th RED HORSE SQUADRON REUNION 2011 is a continuation of many others; likewise, which was held in the past. They showed up just as eager to greet others arriving after them with the same energy and stories told that welcomes back both the older friends, and for the first time newer ones also being in attendance. It is delightful to greet someone just pulling up to the motel veranda after driving some eighteen hundred miles. Stopping now for the latest time of their travels and too having someone with a smiling face approach the vehicle with an outreached friendly hand to welcome them back altogether once more. The fatigue of the long travels melts away as the tired body is felt on the longest journey momentarily is forgotten, and both the new arrival and the greeter are both young again.
These yearly re-acquaintances are something to witness for the lasting camaraderie shown are moving events for both ages and circumstances have taken a toll on the body and all the necessary movements are carefully anticipated. The exit from the vehicle is slowly happening for the same warrior of yesterday is fighting back the time ago long passed and medical conditions that affect us all. The mind is still sharp and the tightly hugs all suggest that none of the other stuff matters that much as normally one sees the younger man that he used to be and still remembers the bonding of relationships. They had forged while being in-country in battle. Self determination and love for each other are the main reasons for being at this reunion and with the other attendees in the previous years.
The first night is wondrously new and for catching up with the many days that have passed by since talking together. The noise in the room is vociferous with many different discussions taken place at the very same time. A lot of catching up to do and everyone is so eager to hear all that there is being discussed. The pictures and photographs albums are spread out on the coffee table, and a group sits together and tries as hard to recall the event, of whom, and where was it taken. Sometimes they even get it right and then there are differing opinions about some of the details. Forty six years having passed sometimes others can remember it differently. It sometimes goes unsettled and in friendly ways they move on to more discussion. It's a family reunion and as family just by sitting together and remembering is enough. Reunion details are shared with the attendees for the next day's events and the host is there to make it easier to accumulate for group activities but also is individual things to do and see. It has always been the highlight for learning about the area and to wind down from the travels of getting there.
The host will have already set things up and is available to answer any and all questions, and this will allow for the flow of any scheduled events to happen on time. The main occasion of the second night at the club banquet was held at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona it was elaborate, well organized, decorated, and supported by our host. The tables were arraigned with choice of seating as old friends could sit across from each other and gentlemanly continue on with the days topic and dialog. The food was tasty and well displayed on the serving line and the service was the best. The ornate center pieces on the tables were door prizes to be given away… far too few for all that wanted one of those. It was a wooden carousel made of miniature RED HORSES mounted to a revolving base. The luck of the draw was the deciding factor for carrying one of those items back home but a few were redistributed to a deserving sister or best friends. They were unique and professionally crafted as those that did not win one are the envy of those six people that got to carry one back home.
The days were too few but the fellowships once more are renewed and new memories were gained. There existed a calmness while leaving as the participate attending this reunion will have to wait for next year to come. In time lasting our individual thoughts will be on the courage, service, sacrifice, and friendships they forged while in training and service in Vietnam as the tasks were great, the duty made to seem effortless, and the year of combat well spent in service to our Nation. The Original 819th RED HORSE SQUADRON had proved that USAF "combat engineers" had what it took and then some. May the history be always remembered? Praises for all those that carried us forward on the long journey not yet finished as the troops still remain on the battlefield. GOD Bless them all! Many thanks to this year's Hosting by: Gene & Kathy Newlin—Mark & Kathy Guidry (2011).


Using IBM technologies for analytical solutions in travel and transportation – Sergey Levashov, Innodata | Budapest Data Fórum | 2017. június 12-14.
Sergey graduated from the Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers with a degree in Systems Engineer of Aviation Information Systems.
For the last 5 years, Sergey has been leading large projects in the field of loyalty programs and Big Data analytics for companies in the oil & gas, telecommunications and civil aviation industries.


text:
visit tennis .com.au
Register to book
Kensington Community Recreation Centre
When do you want to play?
Date Today Tomorrow
Time at 06:00 at 06:15 at 06:30 at 06:45 at 07:00 at 07:15 at 07:30 at 07:45 at 08:00 at 08:15 at 08:30 at 08:45 at 09:00 at 09:15 at 09:30 at 09:45 at 10:00 at 10:15 at 10:30 at 10:45 at 11:00 at 11:15 at 11:30 at 11:45 at 12:00 at 12:15 at 12:30 at 12:45 at 13:00 at 13:15 at 13:30 at 13:45 at 14:00 at 14:15 at 14:30 at 14:45 at 15:00 at 15:15 at 15:30 at 15:45 at 16:00 at 16:15 at 16:30 at 16:45 at 17:00 at 17:15 at 17:30 at 17:45 at 18:00 at 18:15 at 18:30 at 18:45 at 19:00 at 19:15 at 19:30 at 19:45 at 20:00 at 20:15 at 20:30 at 20:45 at 21:00 at 21:15 at 21:30 at 21:45
Duration for 15 minutes for 30 minutes for 45 minutes for 60 minutes
Surface Any surface Other
Your booking does not meet the minimum duration. Please extend finish time.
View Booking sheet
Get Court Up
Tennis is a sport everyone can enjoy, and it's easy to play at Kensington Community Recreation Centre. We encourage you to book a court, grab a racquet and have a hit with your family and friends.
When you book a court online we'll send you a PIN to access the court/s you have booked. For more information on our location and contact details, see 'Where to find us' below. To find out more about our club, including coaching, social competition and membership, please visit www.kensington.ymca.org.au.
How to book in 3 quick steps
1.Check availability
View the online booking sheet to find your preferred time and court. Choose an available time slot,and book.
2.Choose a session
Select your preferred available time and book. You can pay online using most major credit cards. You'll need to register the first time you book.
3.Confirmation
We'll send you confirmation of your booking. Prior to your booking you'll receive a pin number to access the venue. It's easy!
Club entry: via Speakman Street
Parking: Free parking available at the courts.
Public transport: N/A
Corner Kensington Road & Altona Street
Kensington 3031
Email: kensington@ymca.org.au
Website: www.kensington.ymca.org.au
Support: play@tennis.com.au


text:
Q: C++ Timer not working? I'm trying to make a timer in c++. I'm new to c++. I found this code snippet
UINT_PTR SetTimer(HWND hWnd, UINT_PTR nIDEvent, UINT uElapse, TIMERPROC lpTimerFunc);
I put it in my global variables and it tells me
Error   1   error C2373: 'SetTimer' : redefinition; different type modifiers
I'm  not sure what this means. Is there a more proper way to define a timer?
I'm not using mfc / afx
Thanks

A: You should call it like this:
void CALLBACK TimerProc(
 HWND hwnd,
 UINT uMsg,
 UINT idEvent,
 DWORD dwTime
)
{
 //do something
}

SetTimer(NULL, NULL, 1000, TimerProc);

This would set a timer for 1 second and will call TimerProc when it expires. Read TimerProc MSDN here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644907%28VS.85%29.aspx

A: That's not a function call -- that's a function declaration, which you are probably already #including from somewhere.  What you need is the actual SetTimer call from your code.
Can you post your code where you're trying to set up the timer, and the function you want it to call when it triggers?


text:
Home Business Samsung Makes a Giant Leap into India with World's Largest Mobile Phone...
Samsung Makes a Giant Leap into India with World's Largest Mobile Phone Factory
Samsung opening its factory, regarded as the world's largest mobile phone factory, is another shining 'Make in India' moment for the ruling party for bringing in the smartphone giant.
Nandika Chand
Samsung India CEO HC Hong said the Noida factory was a symbol of Samsung's strong commitment to India and a brilliant example of the success of the Government's 'Make in India' program. "We are aligned with Government policies and will continue to seek their support to achieve our dream of making India a global export hub for mobile phones." The opening of the factory has been welcomed with great enthusiasm by Samsung smartphone lovers as well as those looking for new jobs.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the new factory would generate jobs in Uttar Pradesh. "This is an important step towards making India a manufacturing hub. It is a matter of pride for India and Uttar Pradesh." According to Samsung's official press release, Samsung expects to double its current capacity for smartphone production in Noida from 68 million units to 120 million units in 2020.
The smartphone giant is also expected to penetrate into the Indian market with more cheap phones giving competition to the likes of Xiaomi and Motorola. Meanwhile, Samsung's market rival Apple is also gearing to assemble its iPhone 6S units in India.
Digitalization of The Healthcare Industry
Chinese are Dominating in Space Industry
Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Rise of "Thinking Machines": Boon or Bane
Exponential Increase in E-Commerce till 2020
Reports highlight Apple collaborating with Wistron, a Taiwan based contractor to lower the costs of the phone. Another smartphone yet to leave its mark, Oppo also got a clearance last December to establish a $320 million manufacturing unit in Noida.
Besides, smartphones, Samsung is trying to expand into automotive, digital health (particularly preventative health) and business software. In an interview with Forbes, in November 2017, Young Sohn, the President and Chief Strategy Officer of Samsung Electronics North America said the company has a vision that the car of tomorrow will be much different than today.
"We are envisioning what happens in the future as similar to the smartphone experience. And that doesn't mean we compromise safety or security but have the convenience and technology that can bring about more relevant information to one's driving experience. And ultimately even full autonomy is a possibility and we are very excited about that when we think about the potential." Sohn further stated that Samsung Electronics would work along car companies, developing technologies for their subsidiaries to shape for autos. Probably, Samsung will also open its automobile units in India, in the near future.
Mobile Companies
Samsung mobile factory.
Previous articleFeminism: Is it Woman Versus Man?
Next articleErdogan takes oath as president with more executive powers
Nandika Chand is a Correspondent with The Policy Times, based in J&K. She is Journalism Graduate and also has Higher Diploma in Software Engineering.
PCOMBINATOR Pune gets benchmarked by UBI Global as one of Top Challengers for 2021-2022 in Asia Pacific Region
Apple iPhone: A Status Symbol or a device with a high value of money?


text:
Differential effects of PD-1 and CTLA-4 blockade on the melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response
View ORCID ProfileAnastasia Gangaev, Elisa A. Rozeman, View ORCID ProfileMaartje W. Rohaan, View ORCID ProfileOlga I. Isaeva, Daisy Philips, Sanne Patiwael, Joost H. van den Berg, View ORCID ProfileAntoni Ribas, View ORCID ProfileDirk Schadendorf, View ORCID ProfileBastian Schilling, View ORCID ProfileTon N. Schumacher, Christian U. Blank, John B. A. G. Haanen, and Pia Kvistborg
aDivision of Molecular Oncology & Immunology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, 1066 CX, The Netherlands;
bDepartment of Medical Oncology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, 1066 CX, The Netherlands;
cDepartment of Tumor Biology & Immunology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, 1066 CX, The Netherlands;
dOncode Institute, Utrecht, 3521 AL, The Netherlands;
eUniversity of California Los Angeles Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095;
fDepartment of Dermatology, University Hospital Duisburg-Essen, Essen D-45147, Germany;
gDepartment of Dermatology, Venereology, and Allergology, University Hospital Würzburg, Würzburg 97080, Germany
PNAS October 26, 2021 118 (43) e2102849118; https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2102849118
Anastasia Gangaev
ORCID record for Anastasia Gangaev
Elisa A. Rozeman
Maartje W. Rohaan
ORCID record for Maartje W. Rohaan
Olga I. Isaeva
ORCID record for Olga I. Isaeva
Daisy Philips
Sanne Patiwael
Joost H. van den Berg
Antoni Ribas
ORCID record for Antoni Ribas
ORCID record for Dirk Schadendorf
Bastian Schilling
ORCID record for Bastian Schilling
Ton N. Schumacher
ORCID record for Ton N. Schumacher
Christian U. Blank
John B. A. G. Haanen
Pia Kvistborg
Edited by James P. Allison, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, and approved September 3, 2021 (received for review February 16, 2021)
Despite the success of checkpoint-targeting therapies, many melanoma patients do not respond or acquire resistance after initial responsiveness. A better understanding about the mechanism by which these therapies enhance immune-mediated tumor control is key to providing the rationale for better treatment strategies. In this study, we show that PD-1 blockade does not modulate the breadth or the magnitude of the circulating tumor-reactive CD8 T cell response. In contrast and in concordance with our previous study, CTLA-4 blockade leads to a broadening of the circulating melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response. Together, these findings show differential mechanisms of action of CTLA-4 and PD-1 blockade and support the synergy of the combination treatment seen in the clinic.
Immune checkpoint inhibitors targeting programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1) and cytotoxic T lymphocyte-associated protein 4 (CTLA-4) have revolutionized the treatment of melanoma patients. Based on early studies addressing the mechanism of action, it was assumed that PD-1 blockade mostly influences T cell responses at the tumor site. However, recent work has demonstrated that PD-1 blockade can influence the T cell compartment in peripheral blood. If the activation of circulating, tumor-reactive T cells would form an important mechanism of action of PD-1 blockade, it may be predicted that such blockade would alter either the frequency and/or the breadth of the tumor-reactive CD8 T cell response. To address this question, we analyzed CD8 T cell responses toward 71 melanoma-associated epitopes in peripheral blood of 24 melanoma patients. We show that both the frequency and the breadth of the circulating melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response was unaltered upon PD-1 blockade. In contrast, a broadening of the circulating melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response was observed upon CTLA-4 blockade, in concordance with our prior data. Based on these results, we conclude that PD-1 and CTLA-4 blockade have distinct mechanisms of action. In addition, the data provide an argument in favor of the hypothesis that anti–PD-1 therapy may primarily act at the tumor site.
PD-1
CTLA-4
melanoma-reactive CD8 T cells
↵1E.A.R., M.W.R., and O.I.I. contributed equally to this work.
↵2To whom correspondence may be addressed. Email: p.kvistborg{at}nki.nl.
Author contributions: A.G., T.N.S., J.B.A.G.H., and P.K. designed research; A.G., E.A.R., M.W.R., D.P., S.P., and P.K. performed research; T.N.S. contributed new reagents/analytic tools; A.G., E.A.R., M.W.R., O.I.I., D.P., J.H.v.d.B., A.R., D.S., B.S., C.U.B., and P.K. analyzed data; A.G. and P.K. wrote the paper; E.A.R., M.W.R., J.H.v.d.B., and A.R. provided patient material and clinical data; and D.S., B.S., C.U.B., and J.B.A.G.H. provided clinical samples and clinical data.
The authors declare no competing interest.
This article contains supporting information online at https://www.pnas.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1073/pnas.2102849118/-/DCSupplemental.
Published under the PNAS license.
C. Robert et al
., Nivolumab in previously untreated melanoma without BRAF mutation. N. Engl. J. Med. 372, 320–330 (2015).
H. Borghaei et al
., Nivolumab versus docetaxel in advanced nonsquamous non-small-cell lung cancer. N. Engl. J. Med. 373, 1627–1639 (2015).
R. J. Motzer et al
.; CheckMate 025 Investigators, Nivolumab versus everolimus in advanced renal-cell carcinoma. N. Engl. J. Med. 373, 1803–1813 (2015).
T. Powles et al
., Atezolizumab versus chemotherapy in patients with platinum-treated locally advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma (IMvigor211): A multicentre, open-label, phase 3 randomised controlled trial. Lancet 391, 748–757 (2018).
P. C. Tumeh et al
., PD-1 blockade induces responses by inhibiting adaptive immune resistance. Nature 515, 568–571 (2014).
J. Larkin et al
., Combined nivolumab and ipilimumab or monotherapy in untreated melanoma. N. Engl. J. Med. 373, 23–34 (2015).
S. L. Topalian et al
., Safety, activity, and immune correlates of anti-PD-1 antibody in cancer. N. Engl. J. Med. 366, 2443–2454 (2012).
T. Noguchi et al
., Temporally distinct PD-L1 expression by tumor and host cells contributes to immune escape. Cancer Immunol. Res. 5, 106–117 (2017).
J. W. Kleinovink et al
., PD-L1 expression on malignant cells is no prerequisite for checkpoint therapy. OncoImmunology 6, e1294299 (2017).
S. J. Im et al
., Defining CD8+ T cells that provide the proliferative burst after PD-1 therapy. Nature 537, 417–421 (2016).
R. He et al
., Follicular CXCR5- expressing CD8(+) T cells curtail chronic viral infection. Nature 537, 412–428 (2016).
A. O. Kamphorst et al
., Rescue of exhausted CD8 T cells by PD-1-targeted therapies is CD28-dependent. Science 355, 1423–1427 (2017).
E. Hui et al
., T cell costimulatory receptor CD28 is a primary target for PD-1-mediated inhibition. Science 355, 1428–1433 (2017).
., Proliferation of PD-1+ CD8 T cells in peripheral blood after PD-1-targeted therapy in lung cancer patients. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 114, 4993–4998 (2017).
A. C. Huang et al
., T-cell invigoration to tumour burden ratio associated with anti-PD-1 response. Nature 545, 60–65 (2017).
., A single dose of neoadjuvant PD-1 blockade predicts clinical outcomes in resectable melanoma. Nat. Med. 25, 454–461 (2019).
S. C. Wei et al
., Combination anti-CTLA-4 plus anti-PD-1 checkpoint blockade utilizes cellular mechanisms partially distinct from monotherapies. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 116, 22699–22709 (2019).
K. E. Yost et al
., Clonal replacement of tumor-specific T cells following PD-1 blockade. Nat. Med. 25, 1251–1259 (2019).
L. Robert et al
., Distinct immunological mechanisms of CTLA-4 and PD-1 blockade revealed by analyzing TCR usage in blood lymphocytes. OncoImmunology 3, e29244 (2014).
M. M. Gubin et al
., Checkpoint blockade cancer immunotherapy targets tumour-specific mutant antigens. Nature 515, 577–581 (2014).
P. Kvistborg et al
., Anti-CTLA-4 therapy broadens the melanoma-reactive CD8+ T cell response. Sci. Transl. Med. 6, 254ra128 (2014).
., TIL therapy broadens the tumor-reactive CD8(+) T cell compartment in melanoma patients. OncoImmunology 1, 409–418 (2012).
B. C. Miller et al
., Subsets of exhausted CD8+ T cells differentially mediate tumor control and respond to checkpoint blockade. Nat. Immunol. 20, 326–336 (2019).
I. Siddiqui et al
., Intratumoral Tcf1+PD-1+CD8+ T cells with stem-like properties promote tumor control in response to vaccination and checkpoint blockade immunotherapy. Immunity 50, 195–211.e10 (2019).
A. Ribas,
J. D. Wolchok
, Cancer immunotherapy using checkpoint blockade. Science 359, 1350–1355 (2018).
J. S. Weber et al
., Sequential administration of nivolumab and ipilimumab with a planned switch in patients with advanced melanoma (CheckMate 064): An open-label, randomised, phase 2 trial. Lancet Oncol. 17, 943–955 (2016).
V. Verma et al
., PD-1 blockade in subprimed CD8 cells induces dysfunctional PD-1+CD38hi cells and anti-PD-1 resistance. Nat. Immunol. 20, 1231–1243 (2019).
A. Martínez-Usatorre,
A. Donda,
D. Zehn,
P. Romero
, PD-1 blockade unleashes effector potential of both high- and low-affinity tumor-infiltrating T cells. J. Immunol. 201, 792–803 (2018).
N. A. Rizvi et al
., Cancer immunology. Mutational landscape determines sensitivity to PD-1 blockade in non-small cell lung cancer. Science 348, 124–128 (2015).
F. S. H. Hodi et al
., Nivolumab plus ipilimumab or nivolumab alone versus ipilimumab alone in advanced melanoma (CheckMate 067): 4-year outcomes of a multicentre, randomised, phase 3 trial. Lancet Oncol. 19, 1480–1492 (2018).
B. Rodenko et al
., Generation of peptide-MHC class I complexes through UV-mediated ligand exchange. Nat. Protoc. 1, 1120–1132 (2006).
E. A. Eisenhauer et al
., New response evaluation criteria in solid tumours: Revised RECIST guideline (version 1.1). Eur. J. Cancer 45, 228–247 (2009).
M. Toebes et al
., Design and use of conditional MHC class I ligands. Nat. Med. 12, 246–251 (2006).
R. S. Andersen et al
., Parallel detection of antigen-specific T cell responses by combinatorial encoding of MHC multimers. Nat. Protoc. 7, 891–902 (2012).
S. R. Hadrup et al
., Parallel detection of antigen-specific T-cell responses by multidimensional encoding of MHC multimers. Nat. Methods 6, 520–526 (2009).
G. Van Rossum,
F. L. Drake
, Python 3 Reference Manual (CreateSpace, Scotts Valley, CA, 2009).
C. R. Harris et al
., Array programming with NumPy. Nature 585, 357–362 (2020).
P. Virtanen et al
.; SciPy 1.0 Contributors, SciPy 1.0: Fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python. Nat. Methods 17, 261–272 (2020).
M. Shugay et al
., VDJtools: Unifying post-analysis of T cell receptor repertoires. PLOS Comput. Biol. 11, e1004503 (2015).
., VDJdb: A curated database of T-cell receptor sequences with known antigen specificity. Nucleic Acids Res. 46, D419–D427 (2018).
A. Gangaev et al
., Differential effects of PD-1 and CTLA-4 blockade on the melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response. FlowRepository. http://flowrepository.org/id/FR-FCM-Z48. Deposited 1 July 2021.
., Differential effects of PD-1 and CTLA-4 blockade on the melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response. immuneACCESS. https://doi.org/10.21417/AG2021PNA. Deposited 1 July 2021.
Subscribers, for more details, please visit our Subscriptions FAQ.
Please click here to log into the PNAS submission website.
You are going to email the following Differential effects of PD-1 and CTLA-4 blockade on the melanoma-reactive CD8 T cell response
Anastasia Gangaev, Elisa A. Rozeman, Maartje W. Rohaan, Olga I. Isaeva, Daisy Philips, Sanne Patiwael, Joost H. van den Berg, Antoni Ribas, Dirk Schadendorf, Bastian Schilling, Ton N. Schumacher, Christian U. Blank, John B. A. G. Haanen, Pia Kvistborg
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Oct 2021, 118 (43) e2102849118; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2102849118


Buoyed by voracious requests for DRAM and NAND memory chips for everything - from servers to IoT connected devices - Samsung's semiconductor division alone was responsible for the whopping $7.2 billion in operating income on sales of $15.8 billion. That's about 60% of the total profits made by what analysts are already calling a "memory super cycle," but there was a decent contribution from something that is near and dear to our hearts as well - the mobile department.
It made Samsung $3.7 billion in operating profit, riding on the coattails of robust Galaxy S8 and S8+ sales that Samsung said are 15% higher than the ones of the S7 last year.
Makes me wonder where those "analysts" are who claimed S8 and S8+ sales are lower.
half of the $54.8 revenue comes from the mobile division.so i think the s8/s8+ might be a wee bit of a success.
samsung also became the worlds largest chip maker in Q2,overtaking intel.
Truly amazing, I just saw the article about them being the largest chip maker in Q2.
What I like with Samsung Electronics business is how diversified it is, and at this point all the major divisions are making bank, all that investment in R&D is paying off. It's great to see a business who's income is not just focussed in 1 area, but multiple key areas in their industry.
These guys are a damn could business case study.
An awesome feat for Samsung!
I just wish all the other mobile makers make a profit too this year. Samsung and Apple have become too big that competition is getting poor.
More like their damn good government setup; Oligarch. (I maybe off on the term but this goes back some 60yrs and with government deals way back allowed them free rain to expand with little competition within Korea - along with trade exceptions with neighbouring countries). All in all great power and it's NOT just the Electronics business but the other 6 main parts of Samsung in the early 30yrs allowed Electronics to thrive today.
Remember those few Samsung S60 devices of yesteryear that made BARELY any sales and money? I recall reading a Bloomberg article specifically about the INNOV8 release - their (& world's FIRST) OLED screen in production and shipping for retail sale. The article noted just how important that OLED would become!!
The INNOV8 used a regular TFT, I remember it as I wanted it but it never made it down here. Nokia N85 was the first phone with AMOLED Display, AFAIK. You are thinking of the Samsung I7110 which was announced just after N85 in late 2008.


Financial Statement Spreadsheet Template Spreadsheet Make financial statement consolidation worksheet template. financial statement analysis excel templates. financial statement spreadsheet template.
by Vivian M. May at Thursday, September 27th 2018 17:11:42 PM.
If you are utilized to Excel, the cell editing method can look somewhat slow and not as intuitive because you have to use the mouse for a way to get to the next row. The excellent thing about Microsoft Excel is you do not need to re-invent the wheel each time you need to implement an accounting worksheet. It's a wide array of programming templates built right into it, so you may not need to create your own program from scratch. It's a powerful tool that may be used in all aspects of accouting. It provides you with a fast way to make legends during the graph creation process. Below you will discover a massive choice of Microsoft Excel Templates that are simple to use and free to download.
An individual cannot really utilize Excel to print labels. Excel keeps the very same dimensions, so should you add rows, it's going to shrink the hierarchy until it is going to get hard to read. As demonstrated in the movie above, Microsoft Excel permits you to use among several templates which are available on the internet or locally. It now is one of the most widely accepted spreadsheet program anywhere on earth. Fortunately, it has a built-in function designed to compute the mean.
While Excel supplies you with a selection of free templates, making your very own rental tracking worksheet lets you custom-tailor your table data to satisfy your wants. Therefore, excel plays an essential role in accountancy. Utilize Excel to make custom made cards to offer your contact information to prospective new clients and customers.


Overlooking the backbay waters of Estero Bay while sipping a cold beverage, it's easy to understand why Flipper's has been named the "best waterfront restaurant" on the island. For starters, the open-aired restaurant is one of the only restaurants on the island serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The casual, laid-back ambiance is one you'd expect from a beach location. What you don't expect is the exceptional cuisine that comes out of the kitchen during all three meal periods. This is NOT your typical island food. It's a combination of fresh, classic items with flavorful sauces and perfectly cooked accompaniments.
It's no surprise that the food is so good. Executive Chef Juan Cruz has cooked alongside some of the country's best chefs: Thomas Keller and Wolfgang Puck. The El Salvador native spent the past 20 years building his culinary career in some of the finest kitchens in the country, primarily in California. He moved to Southwest Florida less than a year ago to provide a slower-paced life for his wife and children.
Flippers on the Bay is open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. It has been named the "Best Waterfront Restaurant" and "Best Lunch on the Beach" in 2012. For more information or reservations, please call 239-765-1025 or 1- 877-798-4879.