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A robust job market bolstering employer-sponsored plans, Baby Boomers transitioning to Medicare Advantage, and ACA exchanges attracting new payers are good signs for health plans in the coming year.
Consolidations among larger payers makes it harder for smaller players to enter the market or sustain a presence.
Payment reforms around the ACA will continue to drive more cross-sector collaboration among payers and providers.
Despite the uncertainty over the future of the Affordable Care Act, the U.S. health insurance sector remains stable heading into 2019, according to a new analysis by S&P Global Ratings.
"A combination of still-favorable business conditions, financial factors, and diminished near-term legislative uncertainty balances our concerns relating to merger and acquisition activity, elevated policy risk, and re-emergent legal overhang," said S&P analyst Joseph Marinucci.
Strong job growth is bolstering commercial markets, aging Baby Boomers are driving Medicare Advantage growth, states are shifting their high acuity populations into managed Medicaid, and the ACA exchanges are stabilizing and attracting new competitors, S&P said.
However, Marinucci said that profitability could moderate somewhat this year.
"Although the mid-term elections removed a good deal of legislative uncertainty for the industry, policy risk remains elevated given the administration's preference for ACA alternatives," S&P said.
In addition, S&P says that payment and delivery reforms mandated in the ACA around value-based care will continue to drive greater cross-sector collaboration among payers and providers.


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A lot of people are talking about the "metaverse", and as a result, a lot of folks are wondering what the heck that word even means.
Frankly, it's a reasonable question. But as someone who has actually built, launched, and operated a metaverse before, I have answers!
I recently spoke at the Digital Economy Forum, hosted in Korea by the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and organized by the Korea Startup Forum. After the panel, we got the question "what's the difference between Second Life and a metaverse?"
Here's the short-form answer:
Online worlds lead to multiverses which lead to metaverses. And just about no one has actual metaverses to offer right now.
Second Life is not a metaverse; after all, it's just one world. A social online world oriented around creativity.
Online worlds have been around since 1978. They started out being text-only, and only for games. But around 1985, online worlds that were just for socializing and chatting came along, and in 1989 worlds meant for creativity were invented. These three kinds of worlds have been the three major types ever since.
Social worlds are used for classrooms, lectures, events, or just hanging out. Sometimes people play roleplaying games in them, but they usually don't have game systems.
Creative worlds (like Second Life) also have many of these qualities, but they are designed to allow users to create content within them, which regular social worlds don't usually allow.
Game worlds are what developed into MMORPGs: they feature game systems and combat and the like.
It's pretty easy to confuse a social world or a creative world with a metaverse. After all, they often have concerts (with live audio -- sorry, Fortnite), classrooms, and lots of user-generated content. But really, the lines between all three types are blurry.
I helped make a game world called LegendMUD back in 1994 that had multiple games within it, including sporting events, a regular lecture series, live storytelling, and other activities. But it was still very clearly a game world where you mostly spent your time slaying monsters, and these other things to do were "extras."
The next step up from this would be a multiverse. Pretty much all graphical online worlds have a single visual theme, you see. Merely hopping between shards of the same game? That's just load balancing your playerbase, not building a multiverse.
In a real multiverse, there are multiple different worlds connected in a network, which do not have a shared theme or ruleset. This lets you hop between very different worlds, with completely different types of experiences.
This is the vision of the movie (and book) Ready Player One. Many connected virtual environments, running on common enough technology that you can hop between them. Roblox is a very good example of this sort of multiverse today, but it's not a new idea, even though very few people have actually made something like it -- people were talking about "interMUD protocols" and even got them working, clear back in the 90's.
The dream of the future is a metaverse. A metaverse is a multiverse which interoperates more with the real world. In most conceptions, it includes significant elements of augmented reality – such as walking around a real city and seeing virtual things. It includes shopping at actual stores via VR interfaces. If you attend classes, it might be a class that has mixed attendance between virtual attendees and physical ones. You might perform a job solely in virtual space, and get paid real money. It blends the real and the virtual.
It can still include worlds that are games, and worlds that are social, and worlds that are creative. But it also includes worlds that are digital copies of the real world (called "mirror worlds"), including stuff that doesn't even look like worlds. After all, when you use Maps, your car is an avatar logged into an online world of real roads, and when you check Yelp, you're actually reading tags on a virtual version of a restaurant.
In 2006, my team and I built a metaverse called Metaplace. Before it went away, it was a network of over 70,000 worlds. Users could make their own worlds -- and I mean, make them from the ground up, code and art -- and we developers also made dozens of them.
Some of them were puzzle games and some of them were RPGs. Some were platformers and some were battle arenas. But some were also shops connected to real world stores. Or concert halls, or classrooms, or even art projects. You, as the user, had a common identity across all of them, but you could look different in every world.
Metaplace could perform Shakespeare plays from XML files on random websites, it could display a walkable version of an Amazon storefront, it could source data from Google Maps or talk to Google Translate on the fly, host live concerts, and much more. Basically, it could do anything the web does, and put it in a virtual space.
Oh, we didn't tick every box you might want today; it rendered in 2d, since there were no VR headsets back then, and cloud AR was a pipedream... and we sold the company to Disney before we got around to letting our users play to earn a living from their virtual work. But it was a true metaverse. (And I do miss it, and no, there's literally nothing else like it on earth right now).
Most metaverse technology is still speculative. To get to today's common dream of a metaverse, there are many interoperability questions to be answered, big questions about standards, digital object ownership, and more.
That said, we shouldn't forget
you can walk around a real city and see virtual things in Pokemon GO
you could shop at a real store via a virtual interface in Metaplace a dozen years ago
countless students are attending real classes virtually via video chat today
worlds like Second Life can and do interoperate with the Web in a bunch of ways
and people have been making a living selling game gold since 1998.
In other words, a lot of those things that people dream of happening in the metaverse have happened in online worlds, because online world technology is the backbone of a metaverse.
That's why I am skeptical whenever I hear someone say they are building a metaverse if they haven't built and operated at least one online world before. After all, building just one online world is famously difficult -- take it from someone who has spent a quarter of a century doing it several times over!
So no, despite what many may think, "metaverse" is not just a buzzword. It is different from an online world. But metaverses presume multiverses, and multiverses are built from online worlds. They are all in the same family.
What does this have to do with Playable Worlds? Well, the answer is pretty simple, given what I've said, and you've probably connected the dots already…even so, I think I'll answer it next week.
But… uh… the name of the company is a hint.
Raph Koster, Playable Worlds

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4th Dimension Toastmasters is considered the over-achievers club and it is the club's belief that excellence in public speaking is attainable and anyone can have fun attaining this.
You want to improve your public speaking in order to progress up the career ladder.
Your knees turn to jelly and you get anxious every time you have to speak.
You want to have the confidence to be able to speak in front of a crowd.
You want to become a better public speaker.
Few of us, if any, are natural public speakers and it is a skill gained through experience. Through practice, familiarity as well as by listening to the constructive criticism of peers and mentors, the public speaking mistakes learnt over the years can be unlearnt.
Through Toastmasters, public speaking skills are honed and developed, allowing the speaker to progress as well as improve confidence in front of a crowd. By learning to pause, expressing one's self with a few words and using vibrant and vivid descriptions to get one's point across, the basic foundations of public speaking skills are built.
In addition to improving your public speaking skills, Toastmasters provide a unique opportunity to learn valuable leadership skills.
The opportunity to build up to 300 unique competencies.
10 specialized learning paths to choose from.
Online content, so that you can learn anytime, anywhere.
The key is the mutually supportive and positive learning environment. When you stand to make your speech you know the feedback from your peers is there to encourage not belittle, to praise your strong-points and overcome your weak ones.
Through the 4th Dimension Toastmasters, you will gain invaluable experience to become a better speaker and leader.
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The two sang the song from their recent Chanel film.
You might remember Pharrell and Cara Delevigne starring alongside each other in a short film called 'Reincarnation' shot for Chanel earlier this year.
In the period-themed film, the 'Happy' singer and British model performed a song titled 'CC The World' together, which was composed and written by Pharrell himself.
Last night (31st March) the two teamed up once again to perform the song live at Chanel's Métiers d'Art show, which Beyoncé also attended.
The two wore matching military outfits as they performed together at the New York event. "I'm proud of you @CaraDelevinge," Pharrell wrote on Instagram.


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Experienced pair Stephen Ramsey and Barrie Smith have been lauded by South Shields assistant manager Lee Bell after Tuesday's 5-3 win over Northallerton Town.
Ramsey and Smith were both among the goals as the 10-man Mariners made it six wins in a row by seeing off Northallerton.
Bell has been impressed with the performances of Ramsey throughout the season, and was delighted to see him get on the scoresheet on Tuesday.
He made it 3-3 with a fine header from a Smith free-kick, and afterwards Bell paid tribute to a player he describes as the "unsung hero" of the team.
He said: "Ramma is like the unsung hero of the team.
"A lot of people might criticise what he does sometimes, but Ramma, not only is he difficult to play against, but he's a game maker.
"He creates space, has good one-touch play, brings the ball down really well, has got wonderful control and never panics.
"To see him get on the scoresheet was brilliant for him, because he is sometimes frustrated that he doesn't get enough goals."
Bell and manager Jon King have been trying to impose a particular philosophy at Shields this season, and their efforts are paying dividends.
Bell feels the philosophy of "slowing the game down to speed it up" is best emphasised by the play of Smith, who had an outstanding game against Northallerton.
The assistant manager added: "Since the beginning of the season, the fans have given us nothing but praise for the way we're trying to play.
"What we do in training and the warm-ups is all about team work, team ethic, and slowing the game down to speed it up.
"A lot of people don't understand that when I say, 'Slow it down to speed it up', but the lads proved against Northallerton why we do that.
"When you slow a game down, it creates space.
"Barrie Smith proved exactly that point on Tuesday, and I pick Barrie out specifically because I thought he was absolutely fantastic.
"They did nothing but try to kick his legs, rip him down, and I think he literally in one single person summed up what the team has. It's desire, and it's brilliant."
Smith also netted Shields' first goal of the night with a fine individual strike.
He picked the ball up on the halfway line before dribbling it forward, beating his defenders and rifling the ball into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.
Bell described the goal as a "once a season" effort, but was thrilled to see the captain find the net.
He continued: "Baz is one of those players who will hit nine of them in a game, and put them out of the stadium every time.
"For Baz to hit one and for it to go in, is a good moment for him.
"He gets himself very frustrated sometimes and annoyed that he doesn't feel he contributes enough. From the sideline, though, we can see clearly he does.
"For him to score that, it might be a once in a season thing, because I'm not too sure he'll do many of them this season!"
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The awards are the longest-standing business awards program in Australia, identifying and acknowledging the achievements of Australia's best business operators.
Sydney, Australia and Minneapolis, MN USA – Oct. 01, 2018: Medibio Limited (MEB or the Company)(ASX: MEB)(OTCQB: MDBIF) has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Health Services Business of the Year category at the 2018 Optus My Business Awards, the premier event of the year for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Medibio is a mental health technology company that is pioneering the use of digital biomarkers to assist in the screening, diagnosing, monitoring, and management of depression and other mental health conditions. As a world leader in objective measurement for mental health, the company's technology detects dysfunction within the areas of the body regulated by the autonomic nervous system (ANS).
company-related categories will be shortlisted for the highly coveted Business of the Year Award.
More information on Medibio can be found at www.medibio.com.au.


When we first had this roast chicken by our pal, advisor and go-to culinary muse, Samin Nosrat, we were instantly converted to the cult of buttermilk.
Buttermilk roast chicken 🍗. 10 likes. Inspired by Samin Nosrat's .
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Growing up, many of us think of salt as something that belongs in a shaker on the table, rather than as something to cook with.
If you're trying to muster chicken-roasting confidence at home, it's enough to make you order in.
The saga continues with a vegetarian recipe that exceeds expectations in so many ways.
... flatbread called sangak, fresh herbs, raw onion and roasted tomato. The recommended way to eat it? Wrap the meat in a piece of bread, bite and repeat.


Comment: Our itinerary was customised to include what we wanted to see and do and it was a trip of a lifetime!
Kruger was great. The animals did their bit by showing up! We saw more than we could have hoped for. Accommodation fine. Our guide was fabulous. Friendly from the outset, courteous, helpful, well informed and good fun too. I cannot speak highly enough of him. Did all we could have hoped for and more.
Karongwe was brilliant, fantastic. Great animal viewing. Evans (our guide) was great as was Joel (our tracker). All staff great. We were really happy with this.
Victoria Falls were incredible. Spent a good couple of hours just wandering round and taking photos. Great. We then had a walk over the bridge which was an interesting experience, not at all like I had read about. The Zambezi cruise was great. Following trip from airport we literally only had time to dump cases in room, brush teeth, freshen up etc so was a bit rushed but the cruise was very relaxing. The staff on the boat were lovely. Free alcohol helped. The trip was better for being on a smaller boat. Chatted to other guests who gave some helpful tips re Victoria Falls itself etc.
Chobe was great. Nice food. Friendly staff. River cruise good but not in same league as Zambezi despite more animals to see. Walter, our guide, was very friendly and knowledgeable.
A fantastic holiday that will leave us great memories forever. Will do it again some day, hopefully in the not too distant future, with some variations I'm sure.
Comment: Communication with them was fluid, they customised an itinrary to be a private 4 four day Garden Route tour for us as well as several full days tours from Cape Town.
They were very accommodating to our requests and assigned our group a very knowledgeable and experienced tour guide/driver (Seppie Bornman).
We were very satisfied with his services. We had a wonderful trip!
Comment: We arrived back home last night and just wanted to say thank you to the tour operator for organising such a wonderful trip.
We had a fantastic time seeing your beautiful country and we really appreciate how everything ran so smoothly.
Organising all the pick ups and transfers – these were fantastic and all worked like clock-work and certainly took the stress out of arriving in a new city. The transfer drivers were all punctual and courteous and helpful.
The tours – we enjoyed all the tours around Cape Town and the Beaches/Cape Point etc.
Kruger Park – this was a fabulous 4 days. Thanks to Jantjie for his attention to detail and for expert wildlife advice. He was attentive and knowledgeable and made the time very interesting and enjoyable. We saw so many interesting animals, large and small!
Vic Falls – thanks so much for the advice re going to the Zimbabwe side rather than Zambia and for the excellent accommodation selection. Vic Falls Hotel was exceptional and we were so thrilled to stay there. The Falls were magnificent and we were grateful to see them at this time of year in peak flow. A highlight of our trip!
The air fares within Africa all worked out well and although Fly Africa is a budget airline, we were very happy with the flights and service.
So, thanks again for a wonderful service, right from our first enquiries with you, through to all the itinerary and details worked out for us.
Comment: We had a wonderful vacation in South Africa thanks to the safari operator.
They provided excellent service from start to finish. They were very attentive and were willing to work with me to come up with the best itinerary that would fit my budget and time. I would use their services again, and highly recommend them to others.
I give the operator a 10.
Comment: It was a wonderful experience and the setting, facilities and staff were fantastic!
Andre was great and incredibly knowledgeable - we enjoyed the 14 hours on the road with him! Please pass along our thanks to him.
Comment: We had a great trip in SA and beyond. All went very smoothly and seemed effortless. Trouble with Africa is that once you have been there you want to keep returning!
Everything was terrific and we really enjoyed Gomo Gomo and the laid back atmosphere and the great people running it, and also the suggestion of the Zambezi Sun was a good one. We had a holiday to remember!
I would give the tour operator themselves a 10 - everything went very smoothly and on one occasion when a pick up was going to be half an hour late they phoned the hotel to let us know. Good service with Carina, our travel planner.
Comment: We've returned from a trip of a lifetime, it was thoroughly fabulous.
The tour operator managed to take care of every aspect of our trip and the itinerary was fantastic.
Each of the safari destinations were unique and your selection was superb. We'd be hard pressed to decide on just one and thus the three selected were perfect. Cape Town and Victoria Falls were also incredible travel destinations.
We cannot thank the operator enough and sincerely appreciate their experience and efforts.
We will not hestitate to use your services in the future, nor will we hestitate to reccomend your services.
Comment: I had a great time on my safari adventure in southern Africa. The arrangements all worked perfectly for me, and they were pretty complicated as I had seven different lodging venues and all the transportation moving between them required.
I particularly enjoyed my stays n the Timbavati Private Game Preserve, and in Thornybush Private Game Reserve. The animal viewing was fantastic and the experiences provided by the staffd members and facilities were really first rate.
The trip exceeded my already high expectations, as you would expect since an African safari was No. 1 on my "bucket list."
Comment: Trains, animals and food are some of the few passions I have in life (not necessarily in that order).
My decision to go to South Africa was mainly to experience an intimate encounter with wildlife in an environment that is as close to their natural environment as possible. My initial contact was to inquire about a package tour that was advertised on the Africa Guide that includes the Blue Train, Big 5 Safari and Cape Town. From the very beginning, Cecil was the specialist that took care of me. I knew what I wanted from the trip but the challenge was to design an itinerary that would accommodate time constraints (the trip was a last minute decision and I had to be back home by certain date) and to include the Blue Train with its limited time schedule. Cecil worked hard in designing several itineraries to best fit my schedule and budget. All throughout, Cecil was always very patient and replied professionally and promptly to all of my questions.
I didn't know what to expect from the trip as I had never travelled to any countries in Africa. All of the tour guides were very professional, knowledgeable, prompt, pleasant, and friendly. Cape Town was beautiful and the people felt genuinely nice. Being in the Blue Train was quite an experience. It's the perfect backdrop for an Agatha Christie's novel - mysterious, elegant, and classic. Service was superb and the train was truly a moving 5-star hotel.
The safari is a photographer's dream. There were so many momentous events to capture. I am still dumbfounded as to how close we can get to these wild animals. Pierre and Service, the assigned ranger and trekker were quite a team. They tracked all Big 5 and many other wildlife. Pierre was very knowledgeable about the flora and fauna of the region. It's always gratifying to learn from one who shows much enthusiasm in his field.
I learn so much about the history and peoples of South Africa. Of course the opinions of the history, culture and points of view differ in range with people from different backgrounds and economic status. All politics aside, South Africans were very approachable, courteous and warm. Overall, it was a spectacular and unforgettable experience.
From a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being top marks) I give this trip a score of 10!
Comment: I had an excellent time and really enjoyed myself to the point that I am looking at returning next year.
Comment: Thank you for a amazing trip. It was more than I thought it would be. I did so much and saw so many awesome animals , I saw four of the big five. The places I stayed was great. Cliff Top was one of my favorites , beautiful place and huge game farm for the animals. The staff was so nice there. The Ranger Sebastian was awesome and funny.
The Elephant Safari was a highlight as well as the great tour of Cape Town. Cape Town is a great city. I went to the waterfront thanks for the suggestion I got to spend a good amount of time there. Thanks again. Also the drivers were nice and great also. Everything went smooth with the transfers.
Great tour company and they did a great job.
Comment: We enjoyed a wonderful safari holiday thanking the competence and the seriousness of the tour operator and of our guide/interpreter/driver Mrs.Carla Dogliani.
Comment: I just returned from the most wonderful holiday in Africa! It's my first visit and it will certainly not be my last. I thoroughly enjoyed myself, from camping at Victoria Falls to Safari at Kruger and finally at the most beautiful Cape Town.
Comment: The trip was WONDERFUL! We had a FABULOUS time and we would do it all over again!
The whole thing was VERY organized! Right from the start, Cecil, was great at answering our questions and staying in contact with us!
The tour guides were fun and professional, the hotels were perfect (some fancy and some bungalows), the food was good and the tours/safaris were exactly what we were looking for (not too fast and not too slow)! I would highly recommend both a trip to Africa and using this operator to go!
Comment: The operator took care of my every need for my first trip to Africa. I was a bit nervous traveling as a single female, but they made all the arrangements and everything was taken care of for me.
My safari in Kruger Park was unforgettable. Marc's Treehouse Lodge fit the occasion perfectly, although I did have a few unwanted guests the first evening :-). The hostess was very sweet, the food delicious, and the safari exciting. The guides were not only knowledgeable but anyone could tell they were completely dedicated and enthralled with their jobs. That made our safari even more special.
Victoria Falls was breathtaking. The tour on the falls and the river cruise just made the experience that more memorable. I have photographs of scenes that I could never have imagined. Again, the accommodations at the Zambezi Sun were lovely and the food excellent. The staff were helpful, always polite and always with a smile.
Cape Town speaks for itself. Africa definitely is a place of surprises. First a safari, then to the falls, then on to a bustling metropolis with a small town flair. Only in Africa :-). Both guides in Cape Town were phenomenal!! They answered every question and more. They were as excited as their guests to show them their town and all the beautiful sites. They made my stay that much more special.
I want to personally thank Cecil and all his Team for making my first trip to Africa as memorable as I knew it would be. I will definitely return and hope to build more fond memories...and hope to bring my family and friends along too.
Comment: The Safari was great. Everything was organised well. Thank you very much again.
Comment: I recently completed a short safari, staying at Marc's Treehouse Lodge. The whole process went like clockwork from the start. Being a single female traveler, I was concerned about safety, but I truly had no need to worry.
Everything from my travel to Johannesburg and hotel accomodations there to transportation to the camp and back to the hotel was was well orchestrated through the operator.
Marc's Treehouse Lodge was a little more rustic than I expected, but the treehouse was fun and thoroughly adequate with a very comfortable bed, electricity, and en suite facilites. The little tree frog who shared the shower with me served as a reminder that I was indeed in the African bush! Monkeys and amazing birdsong were the morning alarm clock and stembok were grazing right by my porch! What a treat!
The food was simple, traditional cooking and absolutely delicious. The staff members at the lodge were delightful and totally concerned with the comfort of the guests. Getting to know the other guests was lovely and we quickly became a congenial group. I especially enjoyed chatting with our guide Lorey.
I had one day in Krueger Park and what an amazing day it was- we saw the big 5 and so much more. The guide for my vehicle was very interesting, fun, and knowledgable- I'll never forget how to identify impala, kudu, and waterbok from his whimsical technique!
All in all it was an wonderful and unforgettable experience and I wish I had been able to stay longer!
Comment: We loved our South Africa trip immensely and would like to thank the tour operator for bringing my 50th birthday trip together.
We were so happy with Andre who was our guide for half the trip. He was a wealth of information and looked after us ever so well and made us feel very at home.
My goal was to not only see an 'ingwe' but to get lots of beautiful pictures, so thank you Cecil & Andre for helping me achieve this.
Hope to be back again one day.
Comment: My wife and I recently utilized them on a tour of South Africa, Zambia and Botswana and can't say enough goods things about our holiday.
Cecil and his team put together a wonderful customized tour that exceeded our expectations. We tend to try and avoid the large packaged tours and look for guide services that can provide more individualized service. When faced with making choices another hemisphere away over the internet this can be challenging.
No worries, all the choices, be they transfers, accommodations or tours were of great value and high quality.
I would,(and have) no problem recommending Cecil and the team highly and to hopefully one day utilize them and visit their wonderful country again.
Comment: Our 13 day tour was the experience of a lifetime that we will never forget.
We are so glad we booked through this company because we did so many varied things from wine tasting, exploring the garden route, the panorama route, and safari trips in Kruger Park. We even saw the big 5 of Africa in one 24 hour period in Kruger. What an amazing experience! Thank you so much for providing so many wonderful things. We saw so many animals and felt we could not have had a better trip under any circumstances! Thank you so much for all the planning and wonderful guide, Mart van der Walt.
We will always remember our wonderful African experience. We are seasoned travelers and have never had a more wonderful tour. We highly recommend you to all our friends who are traveling to Africa in the future. Again, many thanks!!!!


The price tag for 007 could be getting more zeroes thanks to Apple and Amazon reportedly showing interest in distributing the famed James Bond film franchise.
The report calls the Bond franchise an "untapped brand" that could act as a game changer for content providers, and that Apple and Amazon being in the hunt could indicate that more is in play than just film rights. LucasFilm and the Star Wars franchise are cited as an example, as Bond, which is limited to just theatrical movies, is called vastly underutilized by today's standards, where properties are exploited on all mediums and merchandise and spin-offs are the norm.
A THR insider puts the value of Bond at anywhere between $2 billion and $5 billion.
"Skyfall," the biggest earner in the 55-year history of the franchise, grossed $1.1 billion worldwide in 2012. The 2015 follow-up "Spectre" earned $881 million. Star Daniel Craig is signed for another film, set for November 2019.
Amazon Studios, which won three Academy Awards this year, is going to release Woody's Allen's next film, "Wonder Wheel," without relying on a distribution partner like it has in the past.


The reason why most companies and businessmen replaced email marketing by text message marketing is because of the fact that, it's' fast, it's not expensive, and most of all it covers a wide range of potential consumers. Meanwhile, before sending someone's cell phone a text message regarding the product's information, the person should first initiate the relationship between him/her and the company, in other words the person should accept it first and should be willing to receive the text messages. In addition to this, the person should also have the option to end the relationship.
Text message marketing has been a big help for a lot of companies and business owners. In fact, this type of marketing has improved their profits. With just a little amount of investment their businesses have become an A plus from a B minus. The key to success is a thorough planning and good decision making. This is what these businessmen and companies did.
They have thoroughly planned and decided to go with this type strategy to achieve their marketing goals. A good opportunity for further business development and success is just out there. Now, it is up to the business owners and companies to grab it or not. They should make the right choice. The choice that shall lead them to prosperity and not to bankruptcy, and they should always remember that as business owners, they should be able to come up with ideas that can evolved and push their way to success. A business world is a world of competition, that's why these businessmen should think and choose the right marketing strategy in order to strike against their competitors.


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Thomas R. O'Day Jr.
Obituary of Thomas R. O'Day Jr.
Thomas R. O'Day Jr., 69, of New Britain, passed away on July 15, 2021. Thomas was visited, entertained, phone called, and surrounded by dear friends and family members at the Village Green of Bristol for the past four years. Born in New Britain, he was the son of the late Thomas O'Day and Dorothy (Ericson) O'Day. He graduated from Saint Thomas Aquinas in 1970 and he went on to further his education at Greater Hartford Community College and Central Connecticut State College. Thomas was formally employed by the United States Postal Service before moving to Las Vegas, NV for a number of years. Upon return, he became an avid bicyclist and could be found biking around town and traveling as far north as Massachusetts. He loved our New England beaches, hiking trails, and the beauty of nature. He was a long-time sports fan of the New York Mets, Boston Celtics, and the New Britain Bees. Thomas leaves his sister, Donna, and his two adoring nephews, Dr. Keenan Richards and partner, Karen Hopkins, of Kingston, NY, and Dr. Edward (Ted) Richards of Medford, MA. Thomas's family gives heartfelt thanks to the wonderful and very caring nurses and staff of Village Green. Funeral services will be privately held at Fairview Cemetery in New Britain with burial in the family plot.
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Welcome to a Formula 1 legend: the Spa-Francorchamps. Here's all the need-to-know info on the 2018 Belgian Grand Prix. Spa is among Formula 1 drivers' most loved tracks, with its mix of long straights and challenging fast corners allowing them to push their cars to the edge of their capabilities – if it's dry, that is. The size of the track and the nature of Belgian weather means it can sometimes be raining on one part of the track and dry on another, meaning grip can vary from one corner to the next.
Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix official website. This is one of the favourite circuits for drivers because they can showcase their talent on the variety of the track in the hilly landscape of the Belgian Ardennes. It is sometimes called "the toboggan of the Ardennes". Designed in 1921 by Jules de Thier and Henri Langlois Van Ophem, the original 14,981 km track essentially had the shape of a triangle connecting Francorchamps, Malmedy and Stavelot and used public roads open to traffic at normal times.
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The 2018 Belgian Grand Prix (formally the Formula 1 2018 Johnnie Walker Belgian Grand Prix) was a Formula One motor race held on 26 August 2018 at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Stavelot, Belgium. The race was the thirteenth round of the 2018 Formula One World Championship and marked the 74th running of the Belgian Grand Prix and the 61st time the race was held at Spa-Francorchamps and 51st time as a round of the World Championship.
Belgian formula 1 grand prix 2019BELGIAN F1 2019. 30 aug 01 sep. Spa-Francorchamps circuit was conceived in 1921 to host the Belgium Motorcycle Grand Prix, the circuit was first used for Grand Prix racing in 1925. The track used to be a 14,981 km, 21-turn road course which was forming a triangle between the villages of Francorchamps, Malmedy and Stavelot. Spa became notorious for fatal accidents, as there were many deaths each year, concerns regarding safety led to the development of the circuit's new and current 7km layout in 1979.
SPA, BELGIUM — AUGUST 25: Daniel Ricciardo of Australia and Red Bull Racing prepares to drive in the garage during qualifying for the Formula One Grand Prix of Belgium at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on August 25, 2018 in Spa, Belgium. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images). Alex Blairnews.com.au@alexblair_1.
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Formula 1 season return after the month long summer break with the Belgian Grand Prix at the Spa-Francorchamps this weekend from Friday, 25 August 2017 to Sunday, 27th August 2017. Ferrarí's Sebastian Vettel leads the championship table with 202 points, 14 ahead of title rival Lewis Hamilton who has 188 points after the first 11 grand prixs of the season. Kimi Raikkonen is the most successful driver from the current crop at this circuit having won the Belgian Grand Prix on 4 different occasions. Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, and Daniel Ricciardo are the only other current drivers to have won here.
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Formula 1's halo head protection system has been credited with potentially ensuring Charles Leclerc avoided injury at Spa. Belgian GP 2018 26/08/18 7:10pm. Vettel powers up title charge. Sebastian Vettel believes Ferrari now have a strong car for all circuits after claiming their first win at Spa this decade. Belgian GP 2018 26/08/18 6:15pm. Drivers react to Belgian GP. How the field responded on social media following the Belgian GP and the F1 2018 season's resumption. Belgian GP 2018 26/08/18 5:20pm. Hulkenberg penalty for Alonso crash.
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Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix Tickets. Each pilot of Formula 1 has a favorite track. Most pilots find their favorite "Spa-Francorchamps." This track annually hosts the Belgian Grand Prix. The weather in Belgium is very unpredictable, so each moment pilots are waiting for surprises and have to be ready for it. TRITICKETS invites you to visit the Belgian Grand Prix with us. You can buy tickets to F1 Grand Prix on our website www.tritickets.ru. Use our on-line booking service to order your tickets to the Belgian Grand Prix. Or contact us by phone in Moscow +7 (495) 644 41 20.
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5 Live Formula 1. Home. Episodes. Clips. Galleries. Podcast. Main content. Listen now. Belgium GP: 'I really don't care - this is just a test' - Alonso. McLaren's Fernando Alonso vents his frustration over team radio during the Belgian Grand Prix. Release date: 27 August 2017. Duration: 22 seconds. This clip is from.
Formula 1 - Belgium GP. Discussion in 'Formula SimRacing' started by Lukas Euler, Aug 13, 2010. Aug 13, 2010 #1. Lukas Euler. just wondered if some of you go to the F1 GP at Spa and if yes, which tickets you got? I got the Bronze tickets for the whole weekend as I'm living about 1h away. Probably I will be at the Kemel Straight, if it rains I may go to Rivage. (You must log in or sign up to reply here.) Show Ignored Content.
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Every summer F1 fans gather in Belgium to enjoy one of the fastest circuits in motorsport, the Formula 1 Shell Belgian Grand Prix at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. If you're planning on heading over to the circuit to watch the Plus, if you are planning on a trip to Belgium to catch the race then we've got some useful facts about this magnificent country, some tips on some of our favourite places to stay while you're over there and our top suggestions for things to do and see if you have any extra bonus days to fill. Sound good? Check out our Spectators Guide to the Formula 1 Belgium Grand Prix infographic below for everything you need to know about this year's race.
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After a nice little break since the German GP, the 2016 F1 Belgium Grand Prix picks right back up again at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Spa is the longest track and also one of the most technically demanding on the calendar. With Lewis Hamilton back in form having won four in a row, he comes in as an early betting favourite as usual ahead of the race. Looking for a Place to Bet on the Belgian GP Online?
Can you name the Formula One: Belgium Grand Prix since 1990 Test your knowledge on this sports quiz to see how you do and compare your score to others. Quiz by ocmw. Quiz Rating Details. Rate 5 stars Rate 4 stars Rate 3 stars Rate 2 stars Rate 1 star. How to Play. Name the point scoring drivers since 1990 at the Belgian Grand Prix (Spa). Also try: Formula One: Hungary Grand Prix since 1990. Score. Numerical Score.
FORMULA One is back for the Belgium Grand Prix live from Spa. Here is Express.co.uk's guide to live streaming all the action online. By David Snelling David Snelling. The pre-race build-up starts at 1pm on Sky Sports F1 and 1pm on Channel 4 before lights out at around 2pm. This means that all the action can be followed on your desktop or laptop via the Sky Go and the All 4 on demand service.
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Check out the Formula One press conference from Belgium. The Belgium Grand Prix will be held this weekend. Ten races into your Formula One career you've got some solid results. Do you feel you're established as an F1 driver now? Jules BIANCHI: Obviously the first part of the season has been really good for me and the team. The second part a bit more difficult. Now we're going into the last part and I feel confident. I was really happy with the first result we had but we still need to push and improve. What do you feel is the right move for you? I know the Marussia team are keen to keep you for next season.
Belgian GP Technical Preview Technical Analysis: Strategy for Spa Belgian GP Tech: Sauber C36 Belgian GP Tech: McLaren MCL32 Belgian GP Tech: Renault R.S.17 Belgian GP Tech: Haas VF-17 Belgian GP Tech: Toro Rosso STR12 Belgian GP Tech: Force India VJM10 Belgian GP Tech: Red Bull RB13 Belgian GP Tech: Ferrari SF70H Belgian GP Tech Uncovering the Technical Secrets of Formula One. Menu. About.
Formula 1 Belgium Grand Prix 2016. Location: Spa Francorchamps. Nico Rosberg won the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps to end Lewis Hamilton's four-race winning F1 streak. In his first victory since the European Grand Prix at Baku, Rosberg controlled the event from the front for his sixth win of the season. Starting from pole, Rosberg powered towards La Source in the lead as Verstappen made a poor getaway in second. Max lost places to both Ferraris, but as he tried to regain them down the inside, he came together with Raikkonen, who had already made contact with Vettel on his outside.
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F1 Belgium 2015, August 23. Book it, click here! Belgian Grand Prix is one of the oldest, most prestigious and most exciting Grand Prix stages in the Formula 1 calendar. Elevation changes, weather conditions, complicated turns as Eau Rouge make spectators watching the race with bated breath. F1 Belgium 2015, August 23. Book it, click here! Belgian Grand Prix is one of the oldest, most prestigious and most exciting Grand Prix stages in the Formula 1 calendar. Elevation changes, weather conditions, complicated turns as Eau Rouge make spectators watching the race with bated breath.
OTF2 Formula D - Sponsored by ParisHL being bored. Race 1 - Belgium - Spa Francorchamps. Laps: 1 Weather: 10, Overcast (Changeable) Pole: Argel (Red, White & Black) Race Preview: A very fast track both in real life and in board game form. There is a good mix of some slow turns which will help bunch the field up. A good start is crucial here as the top 3 or 4 cars will probably form a breakaway group as they will probably not have to shift down to make the first turn where as the back markers will probably have to stay in 3rd or 4th in order to successfully navigate the bend.
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This is a excellent little museum! Lots of hands on activities for young children. It's theme is "Southern Louisiana" so there's activities involving sugarcane farms, alligators, a little Rouses supermarket with play food and things, a theater and a few other cute activities. The building is small and unassuming, so much so, that I thought I was arriving a slightly larger personal residence. The admission fee was $7 per person for non members, which is in line with other larger museums. If you're in the area visiting with small children you should definitely plan a trip here. The kids will have fun. My kids are 12, 6, & 3.


Researchers from the Institute of Neuroscience at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona claim to have reversed memory loss in Alzheimer's disease mouse models, using gene therapy.
The team of researchers discovered the cellular mechanism involved in memory consolidation and were able to inject the hippocampus with a gene which causes the production of a protein blocked in patients with Alzheimer's, Crtc1 (CREB regulated transcription coactivator-1). Once restored, the protein allows free passage to signals needed to activate the genes involved in long-term memory functioning.
"When the Crtc1 protein is altered, the genes responsible for the synapsis or connections between neurons in the hippocampus cannot be activated and the individual cannot perform memory tasks correctly", explained Carlos Saura, head of the research team.
The study authors suggest that a cure for AD lies in developing pharmacological therapies, which can activate the Crtc1 protein thus preventing, slowing down or reverting cognitive changes.
Their research appears on the cover of the 23 April edition of The Journal of Neuroscience.
This entry was posted in Research News (General) on april 29, 2014 by jpnd.
JPND has launched a rapid action call for leading scientists in the field to establish working groups to enhance the use of existing longitudinal cohort studies for neurodegenerative disease research.
Current population and disease-focused cohorts offer a significant opportunity for advancing our understanding of the risks of developing neurodegenerative conditions and the influences on disease progression. Such cohorts also offer the prospect of providing platforms for prevention and intervention studies in the longer term.
assessing the presymptomatic stages of ND, where new methodological approaches, tools and measures are required.
the development of standards to support brain imaging, where guidelines are needed to frame future multimodal imaging approaches and perspectives in molecular imaging.
measurement of cognitive, behavioural and functional changes of relevance to ND progression and outcome , where a consensus on the methodologies to be used is needed.
data handling, where the emergence of 'omics' technologies requires new approaches to data integration and the interrogation and accessibility of big data sets.
cohort alignment: in depth work is needed to identify where cohorts can be brought together in selected areas, with concurrent work on how data pooling can realistically be achieved.
clinical data linkage: an assessment is needed of how studies with clear clinical linkage might be exploited in prospective studies, such that study harmonisation might be achieved, with the identification of best practice for of data protection, storage and dissemination solutions.
the potential for exploiting intervention-studies of potential risk factors where ND is not the primary focus (eg. clinical trials in hypertension, diabetes etc), to ascertain how they could be used to adequately address risk of ND as an outcome.
JPND has decided that these issues can be progressed most effectively through assembling motivated groups of leading experts in the ND field. Accordingly community-led Working Groups are to be supported that can push forward the conceptualization of such topics in order to provide guidelines and/or best practice frameworks of value to the wider research community. Areas to be considered are highlighted above, although other topics that are similar in theme may be proposed.
Up to €450,000 in total will be available to fund Working Groups under this call, with each Working Group able to bid up to €50,000 for support of its activities, which are expected to run for a maximum of 6 months. As the Working Groups will be expected to deliver reports of wide applicability to the field of ND research, only one activity will be funded in any topic area. Funding will cover the costs of meetings and travel required to deliver the Working Groups' objectives.
This entry was posted in JPND News on april 23, 2014 by jpnd.
Good-Bye Overexpression, Hello APP Knock-in. A Better Model?
A new line of mice promises to circumvent many of the problems of existing models by recapitulating much of the pathology seen in presymptomatic Alzheimer's, without overexpressing APP or interrupting other mouse genes.
Over the last two decades, researchers have generated dozens of different mouse models of Alzheimer's disease. The most commonly used lines carry mutant forms of human Abeta precursor protein (APP), either alone or in combination with human presenilin, tau, or other genes.
Used for both basic research and drug discovery, these animals have provided a wealth of information. However, there have been niggling doubts from the beginning that some of their phenotypes may have little to do with the human disease, and negative clinical trials later reinforced critical debate about the validity of overexpression models.
For example, some models can only be maintained on specific genetic backgrounds, some die young or have surprising phenotypes when crossed with other mouse lines, and in others amyloidosis drifts later in successive generations, suggesting gene expression changes from parents to offspring.
This entry was posted in Research News (General) on april 23, 2014 by jpnd.
Autopsies have revealed that some individuals develop the cellular changes indicative of Alzheimer's disease without ever showing clinical symptoms in their lifetime.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center memory researchers have discovered a potential genetic variant in these asymptomatic individuals that may make brains more resilient against Alzheimer's.
"Most Alzheimer's research is searching for genes that predict the disease, but we're taking a different approach. We're looking for genes that predict who among those with Alzheimer's pathology will actually show clinical symptoms of the disease," said principal investigator Timothy Hohman, Ph.D., a post-doctoral research fellow in the Center for Human Genetics Research and the Vanderbilt Memory and Alzheimer's Center.
The researchers used a marker of Alzheimer's disease found in cerebrospinal fluid called phosphorylated tau. In brain cells, tau is a protein that stabilizes the highways of cellular transport in neurons. In Alzheimer's disease tau forms "tangles" that disrupt cellular messages.
Analyzing a sample of 700 subjects from the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative, Hohman and colleagues looked for genetic variants that modify the relationship between phosphorylated tau and lateral ventricle dilation—a measure of disease progression visible with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). One genetic mutation (rs4728029) was found to relate to both ventricle dilation and cognition and is a marker of neuroinflammation.
Hohman hopes to expand the study to include a larger sample and investigate gene and protein expression using data from a large autopsy study of Alzheimer's disease.
Google Glass is being used by people suffering from Parkinson's disease in a groundbreaking experiment to see if the technology can help improve their day-to-day lives.
Newcastle University, UK is trialling new technology to help patients suffering from Parkinson's disease live more independently by reminding them to swallow, speak up and take their medication.
The system works like a hands-free smartphone, displaying information on the lens of the Glass. It is voice-operated and linked to the internet.
"The beauty of this research project is we are designing the apps and systems for Glass in collaboration with the users so the resulting applications should exactly meet their needs," said Dr John Vines of the School of Computing Science.
This entry was posted in Research News (General) on april 9, 2014 by jpnd.
Results out of a study funded by The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research (MJFF) have enabled researchers to secure a $23 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), USA, continuing a repurposed drug approved for hypertension to Phase III testing for slowing Parkinson's progression.
The trial investigating the compound isradipine will be the most advanced, current study into a disease-modifying therapy for Parkinson's, an unmet need.
Isradipine is a calcium channel blocker prescribed to treat high blood pressure. Epidemiological data from population-scale studies note a lower incidence of Parkinson's disease (PD) among people who take this drug.
Furthering PD researchers' interest, laboratory tests have shown that blocking calcium channels protects dopamine neurons, degeneration of which is one of the hallmarks of Parkinson's disease.
This entry was posted in Research News (General) on april 3, 2014 by jpnd.


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Brad started out in karts and was national champion aged just eight. Looking for a new challenge, the South African moved on to two wheels at 10 years old, and hasn't looked back since.
After rapid progress on motorcycles in his native South Africa, Brad was accepted into the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup for 2009 and his talent shone enough over the next few seasons.
In 2011, he was drafted into the RW Racing team in the 125cc World Championship as a replacement for the injured Luis Salom. Brad's displays and professional approach impressed the team and he earned a full-time Moto3 ride with them for 2012.
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On a Linux 64-bit machine, I'm trying to cross-compile for a 32-bit intel board. I loaded and cross-compiled 4.9.5 and that worked fine, searching the correct libraries. When I use the same Makefile in 4.10, it searches /usr/lib64 libraries first, and then my libraries, so I get a lot of warnings about "skipping incompatible" libraries. I also had an error reading my answer file in 4.10, but I noticed the Bug 13846, which corrected that issue. Is there a location for patches for 4.10.0 ?
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and in all the previous releases that worked fine.  Since there have been other patches already, I'm wondering if this has been fixed also. I've spent a long time digging and I can't find it.


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