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Why it happened: Broncos 24, Bengals 10
Andrew Mason
Senior Digital Reporter
CINCINNATI -- The wind howled around Paul Brown Stadium, reaching gusts of 35 miles per hour at times on the otherwise balmy late-autumn afternoon. The goalposts swayed. Footballs darted and fluttered through the air, whether passed or kicked.
And all of that doesn't even account for the Broncos losing Chris Harris Jr., Derek Wolfe and Josey Jewell to injuries, adding to an already lengthy list of battered Broncos.
It was a day to get back to basic, power football. It was a day for the Broncos offense to focus on what it did best. It was a day to run, and feed the football to rookie running back Phillip Lindsay.
Lindsay tore through and around Cincinnati's beleaguered defense for a career-high 157 yards and two touchdowns. The defense complemented Lindsay's work by cranking up the pressure. It sacked Cincinnati quarterback Jeff Driskel four times, hit him on five other occasions and forced him into hurried throws that eased the burden on a secondary missing two of its top three cornerbacks.
That was the Broncos' equation for success Sunday, as they ground out a 24-10 win over the Bengals to increase their winning streak to three games while remaining just one game out of a playoff spot.
Why did the Broncos win Sunday?
Because they turned takeaways into points
The Broncos relied upon winning the turnover battle in the previous two games, and they pulled it off again Sunday, with two takeaways in a 2:31 span setting up a quick 14-0 run after halftime.
The first, a muffed Alex Erickson punt return that Dymonte Thomas recovered at the Cincinnati 33-yard line, set up a 30-yard Case Keenum-to-Courtland Sutton touchdown pass two plays later.
Four plays after the second takeaway -- a Justin Simmons interception of a pass that Jeff Driskel optimistically lobbed into the red zone -- Lindsay galloped 65 yards behind blocks from Garett Bolles and Billy Turner for the touchdown that extended Denver's lead to 21-3.
Simmons, who was working at slot cornerback as well as base-package safety following Harris' injury, was in perfect position for the pass -- which lingered in the air for longer than some punts. All that time made Simmons' task harder.
"I thought it was too much time. I was uncomfortable," Simmons said. "For a minute I thought I was going to throw my hand up and just fair-catch it. It was a lot of time. The ball hung up in the air. I think [Driskel] felt pressure and just threw it off his back foot."
But Simmons still reeled in the pass, setting up the Broncos' third touchdown of the day.
Running back Royce Freeman also fumbled in the third quarter for the Broncos' first giveaway since Week 9, but in the fourth quarter, Bradley Chubb forced a fumble of his own, stripping the football from Driskel. Chubb eventually recovered, allowing the Broncos to salt away the game.
Because the Broncos successfully played the field-position game
Lindsay's 6-yard second-quarter touchdown run -- the first score of the game -- was set up by Denver's decision to accept a third-down holding penalty.
With the Bengals facing third-and-29, Giovani Bernard ran 17 yards on a draw play, setting up what would have been fourth-and-12 from their 38-yard line. Bengals center Billy Price drew a downfield holding penalty, and the Broncos chose to accept it, putting the Bengals in third-and-35 from their 19-yard line, rather than decline the penalty and take the fourth down.
Bernard gained 4 yards on the replay of the down, effectively turning fourth-and-12 into fourth-and-31. That 19-yard difference helped the Broncos start at their 45-yard line after the ensuing Kevin Huber punt, and they turned their best field position of the day to that point into their first score, marching 55 yards in eight plays to Lindsay's touchdown.
Because Cincinnati short-circuited its efforts with penalties
With quarterback Andy Dalton on injured reserve, left tackle Cordy Glenn inactive and wide receiver A.J. Green lost for the game after a first-half injury, the Bengals had scant margin for error. They proceeded to use it -- and much more -- by burying themselves with 100 yards on 10 penalties, while the Broncos committed seven penalties for 60 yards.
One key infraction came early in the fourth quarter, when the Bengals had momentum after a 9-yard Joe Mixon catch-and-run on third-and-4, which moved them to the Denver 39-yard line. But before their next snap, Matt Lengel came up before the snap, drawing a false-start penalty.
Cincinnati stalled and then went backwards, eventually punting after Todd Davis clobbered Bernard at the 47-yard line on third-and-13 for a 5-yard loss.
Another key penalty against Cincinnati took place on what became the Bengals' first scoring drive of the day, a 58-yard drive in the final moments of the first half. The Bengals settled for a Randy Bullock field goal after their chance for a touchdown evaporated when Driskel committed an intentional-grounding penalty.
Because the Broncos won the middle of the game
The Broncos came into Sunday with a minus-44 scoring margin in the second and third quarters, the sixth-worst in the league. During their previous two games, their opponents scored 13 and 14 consecutive points during long mid-game stretches, forcing the Broncos to play come-from-behind football.
Sunday, that wasn't necessary. After a scoreless first quarter, the Broncos scored 21 of the next 24 points, building a lead that the Bengals never challenged in the final period.
Breaking down the Broncos' initial roster at the 53-man deadline
With injuries striking players such as Jake Butt, Drew Lock and Theo Riddick in recent weeks, the Broncos had some tricky waters to navigate and will likely be busy in the coming days.
Broncos 20, Cardinals 7: Observations
Malik Reed was a force, Khalfani Muhammad and the running game got going in the third quarter, and punter Colby Wadman had an impressive night as the Broncos concluded the preseason.
Rams 10, Broncos 6: Observations
Keishawn Bierria's fourth-and-goal tackle was one of two fourth-down stops in the red zone that defined an outstanding night for the Broncos' front-seven depth.
Broncos-Rams: What to watch
QBs Kevin Hogan and Brett Rypien are expected to get the snaps in a game that will likely showcase players competing to provide roster depth.
49ers 24, Broncos 15: Observations
Emmanuel Sanders looked like his usual, explosive self. Given how the Broncos need his vertical speed, that was the best news of the night.
What to watch in Broncos-49ers
There are not many first-team positions up for grabs, but the returner spots are. Kelvin McKnight, who had an 18-yard punt return in the preseason opener, is in the mix.
Broncos-49ers Saturday joint practice report: Offense 'came out firing'
Drew Lock noticed a difference in the energy of Denver's offense, which led to a productive practice. "We got the juices flowing early, so whenever that happens, you know it's going to be a good day," he said.
Broncos-49ers Friday joint practice report
The 49ers ratcheted up the intensity, which players like Chris Harris Jr. embraced so they could learn more about their team. "I want to see who wants to compete, who shies away, who doesn't like the competition," Harris said.
Broncos Day 18 camp report: Defending tight ends a focal point
But with San Francisco's George Kittle dealing with a calf injury, Chris Harris Jr. and the Broncos may not get the challenge they hoped to receive in the upcoming joint practices.
Broncos Day 17 camp report: One last practice show for the fans
Now "it's time to get serious," as wide receiver Tim Patrick said. But on Tuesday, they treated the fans to an aerial circus.
Broncos Day 16 camp report: Jamal Carter gets used to his new spot
Previously a safety, Carter now finds himself learning how to be an inside linebacker.
Broncos Day 15 camp report: George Aston's plate is full
As the only healthy fullback on the roster, he will be busy with the offense during its team periods. But his work on special teams could determine whether he makes the 53-man roster.


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What Is Max Irons Worth?
In 2011, Irons played Henry in Catherine Hardwicke's Red Riding Hood. He was played Jared Howe in the 2013 film adjustment of The Host, in light of Stephenie Meyer's novel of a similar name.
In the 2013 TV arrangement The White Queen, Irons played the lead part of Edward IV of England. The arrangement, in view of Philippa Gregory's smash, hit verifiable novel arrangement The Cousins' War, communicated week after week on BBC One, finishing on 18 August 2013. Irons showed up in 2014 film The Riot Club, the film adjustment of Posh.
In 2016, he featured in the ITV miniseries Tutankhamun as Howard Carter.
Irons has displayed for organizations including Burberry and Mango. Starting at 2012, he was on a displaying contract for Macy's I.N.C. accumulation for Fall/Winter 2012 as given an account of 15 August 2012 by The Huffington Post. In 2015, he was named one of GQ's 50 best-dressed British men.
Maximilian Paul Diarmuid "Max" Irons conceived 17 October in Camden, London, the child of English performing artist Jeremy Irons and Irish on-screen character Sinéad Cusack. He is a grandson of performing artists Cyril Cusack and Maureen Cusack.
He is an English-Irish performing artist and model. He is known for his parts in Red Riding Hood (2011), The White Queen (2013), The Host (2013), and The Riot Club (2014).
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Is Zayn Malik on a downwards spiral?
From his break up with Gigi, racist comments and his representative leaving, what will be Zayn's next move
Former One direction member, Zayn Malik is having a hard time.
In March, the artist broke up with his 2 year relationship with Gigi Hadid just weeks after having her eyes tattooed on his chest. And recently, Malik's representative has broken ties with the artist, two months before the debut of his new album. His agent, Sarah Stennet explained, "Sometimes, in life, you have to make difficult decisions to bring about positive change".
It was with this recent news that Malik had posted worrying images on his Instagram, showing his extreme weight loss, it has now been deleted.
In 2010, the members of One Direction auditioned as solo candidates for the British syndicate of X-Factor, and were formed as a 'boy-band', becoming the most successful group of the 21st century. In 2015 he left the group and in 2016, released his first solo album which debuted at number one in the US an UK.
The departure of the group and his new album caused backlash and criticism despite its success. Many people called him out for his muslim heritage, which has been speculated to have sparked his recent display of anxiety and stage fright. Among these, Azealia Banks accused him of copying aspects of his video 'Chasing Time' for Malik's, 'Like I Would'. The rapper retaliated with racist and homophobic comments, including calling him, "hairy dog that stinks" a "curri" or "paki". "You were the only paki in the group and you knew you were there for a reason. You were the symbolic brown boy. All those white guys in One Direction disrespected you and made you their pet." The comments did not go unnoticed however, and Banks was removed from the line up for a London music festival, for which Zayn was headline act.
His upbringing was considered relatively normal, born into a middle-class family, from a British-Pakistani heritage. He has mentioned previously that he did not want his religion to define who he is as a person or artist.
Along with these events, as well as the heavy scrutiny from the press over Zayn and Gigi's relationship, Zayn has struggled to keep his head above water, opening up about these experiences in his book 'Zayn', published in 2016.
"I'm not a person to go out a lot with large groups of people," he wrote. "It's been a year since I've properly been out in public." Malik also explained why he had missed several performances at the last minute, particularly in London 2016, set to have been his first appearance as a solo artist. "I had an anxiety attack that hit me like a train, I got sick, I could not breathe, I tried to get out of my house to get into a car and take me to the stadium, but I could only do some movements before being hit with an imaginary wall" he explained.
Malik also openly spoke about his struggle with eating-disorders. "Not that I was worried about my weight or anything, I could just spend days (sometimes two or three in a row) without eating anything at all." The situation became serious, although at the time I did not know what was happening to me. I think it was about control, I felt that I had no control over anything in my life, but food was something I could control, so I did it."
The artist deleted all his Instagram posts, many of which contained Gigi and is now only using the platform to promote himself and his new music, hopefully a sign of positive change.
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It's been said that Bryan Betz was born in a log cabin, miraculously sporting a full length beard on his chin and a stovepipe hat atop his head. Some might say "Lincoln. You're thinking of the fully-matured President, Abraham Lincoln," but rest assured, it was actually this guy.
A self-taught graphic designer from the age of 13, Bryan has lived a life dedicated to honing his craft. He graduated from Rowan University with two bachelor degrees: one in Advertising, and one in Radio, Television & Film Production. This laid a sturdy foundation of communication theory, advertising strategy, copywriting, and media planning that comprises his "all-inclusive" approach. He's spent the majority of his career at drinkcaffeine, a small but mighty full-service agency in Connecticut on the shores of the Long Island Sound.
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What is Sandalwood Essential Oil & How Can You Use it for Your Health?
Sandalwood is a lesser-known essential oil for most people, but it happens to be one of my favorites. It has a masculine, woody scent, but it's gentle enough to do amazing things for your hair and skin. I like to alternate between the Hawaiian and Indian sandalwood; they both have the same aroma and benefits. You can't go wrong with either one!
"Sandalwood is one of the longest-established medicinal aromatic plants, and has had a continuous history of human use for at least 3,000 years" (source). Even back then, sandalwood was used in personal care, mostly for skin and complexion.
Some, like the ancient Egyptians, used sandalwood as medicine and for embalming. Others used it for mental health, including treatment for depression, anxiety and insomnia. In China during the Tang dynasty (581 AD), it was used to treat respiratory disorders.
Today, the dry woody aroma of sandalwood is used to enhance mood, promote healthy skin, and balance emotions.
During the changes of season, it's important to maintain the moisture in our skin and hair. Especially before and after a cold, dry winter. For me, I need to add extra shine and moisture to dry strands of hair.
To use: apply one to two drops sandalwood to wet hair. It is restoring and moisturizing to your strands and will leave you feeling like you just left the salon.
One of the top benefits of sandalwood is the ability to promote a smooth complexion and healthy looking skin. It's known to reduce the appearance of skin imperfections. I have added sandalwood to my skincare routine and my skin has felt rejuvenated.
To use: fill a large bowl with steaming water, apply one to two drops of sandalwood essential oil to your face, and cover your head with a towel. Next, place your face over the steaming water. This at-home spa treatment will leave your skin feeling nourished.
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The sweet, woody aroma has been used as a mood enhancer for centuries. By diffusing sandalwood in your home, it can create an uplifting, calming atmosphere.
BONUS: take advantage of the grounding benefits by diffusing sandalwood at bedtime to promote a relaxing environment for a good night's sleep.
With over 37 trillion cells in the human body, it's important to maintain a healthy cellular system. Each of these cells has a specific lifespan and will eventually die and be replaced by a new cell. This is a normal, natural process that facilitates the renewal of the body. The rate at which cells divide and die (apoptosis) is an important factor in the health of the body (source).
Researchers at South Dakota State University published a study that explores the ability of sandalwood oil to help maintain normal cell division and apoptosis in the body (source).
To use: take 1-2 drops in a capsule. You can also apply diluted oil to the affected area or diffuse.
Sandalwood is a natural substance that is thought to support healthy hormone levels. Sandalwood may also help to increase libido.
To use: take 1-2 drops in a capsule, or apply to pulse points and lower abdomen.
Sandalwood is often used to support mental clarity, that's why it's recommended for meditation or spiritual rituals. The oil's main compound, alpha-santalol, can support attentiveness and mood.
To use: Apply 1-2 drops to base of skull, or take 1-2 drops in capsule daily.
Due to its unique aroma that holds both sweet and woody notes, sandalwood oil blends well with a variety of other oils when diffused. The sweet scents of sandalwood essential oil make it a good pairing for floral essential oils like lavender, jasmine, and geranium. Sandalwood also blends well with citrus oils like bergamot or grapefruit, due to its sweet, uplifting nature. You can also blend sandalwood essential oil with warm, spicy oils like frankincense (source).
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NEW YORK - "Mad Men" will end its glorious run tonight not with a bang or a whimper, but a resolution that will ring true to the spirit of the series.
That's according to Matthew Weiner, creator of this much-acclaimed drama set in the 1960s New York advertising world. It concludes its seven-season run on AMC at 10 p.m. EDT.
Traditionally tightlipped when it comes to any "Mad Men" twist, Weiner was understandably sketchy when addressing the series' 92nd-and-last hour recently.
"Hopefully, it's dramatic and appropriate," he said, but added, "It's not very high-concept. It's in the style of the show. This is not 'Lost': I didn't have a big mystery to solve."
Even so, there are many questions in the viewer's mind about the fate of beloved figures played by such cast members as John Slattery, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss and January Jones.
Perhaps the biggest mystery: Whither Don Draper, the charismatic, mysterious ad-agency whiz who has always been the main focus of the series.
When last seen, he was on the run, leaving behind his agency, family and Manhattan home for a westward road trip. Then he gave his Cadillac away. At last week's fade-out he was seated on a bench in the middle of nowhere, waiting for a bus to take him further on his puzzling quest.
Weiner said he first conceived of the ending a full seven years ago, "though what I envisioned was vaguer, a feeling. The actual concrete version came to me about three or four years ago, and that's exactly how we filmed it."
Early on, very few were privy to Weiner's plans. Among the chosen: Jon Hamm, who stars as Draper.
"Matt and I have had a lot of conversations about where the show was going," Hamm recalled recently. "At some point many, many years ago, he mentioned this idea for its ending, and I said to him, 'That's a good idea.' I also said, 'How are you gonna get there? What's the path to that particular ending?'"
He laughed.
"Then I thought, 'Boy, I'm glad I don't have to write it!'"
Writing it was Weiner's job.
"Of course, I want people to like it," he said, "and I want them to be satisfied. But as I'm hearing from fans the degree of their emotional relationship with the show, I don't know if anything can be enough.
"All I can say is, that we followed the rules of the show. And that I hope the entire series won't be judged by five minutes at the end."


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Today is the eleventh anniversary of the New Liturgical Movement, and the first time I celebrate this anniversary as editor. We cannot let the day pass without a word of thanks to our founder Shawn Tribe, for his nearly eight years of dedication to the site, to our long-time contributor and editor Jeffrey Tucker, to our publisher, Dr William Mahrt, to the Church Music Association of America, our parent organization, as well as to the rest of our team, new and old, for all the work they put into NLM on a daily basis. And of course thanks to all of our readers for your support, encouragement and the inspiration you provide to continue our work.
Bible translates these words as "Let my prayer be directed as incense," but the Latin word "dirigatur" can also mean "be set in order"; they are said by the priest at the incensation of the altar during the Offertory of the Mass. In such a context, "my prayer" means the prayer of the Church as a whole, in whose name the priest prays the whole of the Mass.
The purpose of NLM, then is to help set the prayer of the Church in order, for it is pointless to deny that in many respects it is not in order. Our very first post was a report on a liturgical conference held in England, at which Fr. Mark Drew proposed (almost two years before Summorum Pontificum) the lifting of restrictions on the celebration of the traditional liturgy, stating "Don't fear anarchy. … Anarchy is what we have already." To this purpose, we examine every facet of the Church's liturgical life, and everything related to it, however marginally, historical and contemporary, in the hope of contributing to the process of setting the prayer of the Church in order. We share the essential goal of the first Liturgical Movement: to restore the liturgy in its entirety to pride of place in the Church as the highest and most perfect expression of Her life of prayer.


Funding Wonder Crowd, LLC, a small business lending platform operator, announced on Wednesday it was approved by FINRA (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) as a licensed Regulation Crowdfunding Portal.
The new platform explained with the adoption of Regulation Crowdfunding under JOBS Act, the SEC and FINRA have been registering funding portals to offer investments in private companies to the general public. Funding Wonder Crowd is in the process of onboarding the initial business loan offerings for the new portal. It also revealed anyone aged 18 or older will now be able to invest in private debt securities offered by small to medium businesses on its marketplace, subject to 12-month investment limits. Funding Wonder's platform is set to go live on January 16, 2017.
Note: some industry followers believe that Reg CF platforms will migrate more towards debt than equity. NextSeed is a debt-only platform. Since May 16th, when Reg CF rules went into effect, investors have reportedly raised over $14 million in Reg CF offerings. There has also been 62 successful offerings, 16,552 investments, and three companies that have secured $1 million.
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In my previous post, Turn your eyes, I wrote about how worship should change us, when we choose to change what we're looking at. Keeping our eyes fixed on God, and not even the manifestations of His presence and power about us, is key to authenticity in worship.
The Israelites were surrounded by manifestations of God's presence when they headed out of Egypt to their promised land: they were led continuously by pillars of cloud and fire – not something you see everyday, really – and their food fell to the ground without fail every breakfast, waiting to be collected. And yet, as it says in today's verse, "they exchanged their glorious God for a statue of a bull that eats grass"! In the midst of the miraculous, they forgot where it was all coming from and settled for something that had no power, no glory, no presence and no life!
I like the way the New Century Version puts it too, to make the distinction so clear – from a 'glorious God' to a 'statue of a bull'. No matter what the Israelites did to their statue, no matter what skill they employed or carefully-worded praise, or clever rationalisation – it was just a statue and it was no comparison to the glory and magnificence of God.
When we fix our eyes on God, the man-made things around us really do pale in significance; not because they are rubbish or badly made or anything like that, but just simply because God is so glorious, so incredibly magnificent, so awesomely and superlative-exhaustingly great. The Israelites were easily distracted, even when God's presence was so clear and evident, because their hearts were distracted with their own desires and needs.
Let's be worshippers whose eyes are fixed on Him, even when His power is evident around us.


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Characteristics of bacteriophages
Bradley (1967), in a classic review paper, summarised the principles of phage morphology and outlined six basic morphological types (fig. 1). The tailed phages, Bradley's groups A-C account for some 96% of all phages isolated to date and as discussed below belong to the order Caudovirales. Only phages in Group A have contractile tails. All tailed bacteriophages have a nucleic acid core surrounded by a protein coat. Phages active against lactic acid bacteria are approximately tadpole or sperm shaped and have a distinct head terminating in a tail with a hollow core.
Phages attacking lactic acid bacteria belong to Groups A, B and C and contain double stranded DNA. Phages in Groups D and F contain single stranded DNA, however, Group E phages contain single-stranded RNA.
Filamentous phages (filament-like or rod-like) (Bradley's Group F) have been well documented for E. coli and Pseudomonas spp. Several reports of filamentous phages for Gram positive bacteria including Propionibacterium freudenreichii have been reported. Propionibacterium freudenreichii is used in Swiss cheese manufacture and a phage designated B6 (below) has been characterised by Chopin et al. (2002).
The majority of lactococcal phages can be classified within Group B. A small number, see Lembke et al.,1980 and Saxelin et al.,1979, have been classified within Group C. While one report of a phage for Lc. lactis C10 with a contractile tail has been reported (Group A), this has not been confirmed. Both prolate polyhedral and isometric head shapes have been found.
Examples of phages with prolate and isometric morphology are shown in figs 2 and 3 respectively, namely ØC2(W) and Ø712. Isometric phages for lactococci have been reported to have heads ranging from 45-65 nm and tails ranging from 100-250 nm. Prolate phages are generally smaller with head sizes ranging from 55-65 x 40-48 nm and tails ranging from 80-110 nm. Prolate phages generally produce high levels of lysin and have a broader host range than isometric phages.
Professor Teuber's group at Kiel in Germany have extensively studied the morphology of lactococcal phages and fig. 4 (Lembe et al., 1980) provides examples of typical morphotypes. Note the phage in fig 4.A, belongs to Bradley's Group C, the others belong to Group B. The phages in fig 4.B and 4.C have prolate heads whereas the others, with the exception of 4.A, have isometric head morphology.
Phages e.g. KSY1 (courtesy of Maija-Lisa Saxelin), fig 5, may also possess complex tail appendages, collars and other structural components. These can be difficult to visualise and require specialist staining techniques. While these complex structures can be helpful in differentiating similar phages for a particular strain they have limited value in phage classification.
The C-type phage, KSY1 has been shown to cause defects in a Finnish cultured milk product called 'Viili'. The KSY1 phage appears to code for an enzyme that hydrolyses the capsule or slime layer of lactococci involved in Viili production.
Phages for Str. thermophilus, lactobacilli and leuconstocs have also been isolated and studied, however, these are not as well documented as lactococcal phages. Interestingly both lactobacilli and leuconstocs are hosts to both Group A and B phages. Phages for Str. thermophilus have been reported to have isometric head morphology and to belong to Bradley's Group B.
Dr. Giuseppe Aprea working with the author on artisanal buffalo milk starters, isolated the first phage reported for Lact. brevis. Following work with Professor Gerald Fitzgerald at UCC in Ireland, Dr. Aprea has subjected this phage to detailed genetic and morphological examinations.
Phages are currently classified on the basis of their nucleic acid type, single or double stranded DNA or RNA and on morphology. Tailed phages belong to the order Caudovirales. This order has three families, the Mycoviridae with contractle tails (Bradley's Group A), the Siphoviridae with long non-contractile tails (Bradley's Group B) and the Podoviridae with non-contractile short tails (Bradley's Group C). These phages contain linear, double stranded DNA.
Further information on phage classification is summarised in table 1.
The B6, filamentous phage for Propionibacterium freudenreichii, discussed previously, belongs to the Inoviridae family.
Ackermann, H.-W. (2007) 5500 Phages examined in the electron microscope. Arch. Virol. 152, 277–243.
Bradley, D.E. 1967. Ultrastructure of bacteriophages and bacteriocins. J. Bacteriol. 31, 230-314.
Chopin, M.C., Rouault A., Ehrlich S. D., Gautier M. (2002). Filamentous phage active on the gram-positive bacterium Propionibacterium freudenreichii. J. Bacteriol. 7, 2030-3.
Mullan, W.M.A. (2002). [On-line]. Available from: https://www.dairyscience.info/index.php/morphology-of-bacteriophages-for-lactic-acid-bacteria.html . Accessed: 20 January, 2021. Revised December 2012.
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package org.eulerdb.kernel.storage;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.eulerdb.kernel.commons.Common;
import org.eulerdb.kernel.helper.ByteArrayHelper;
import org.eulerdb.kernel.helper.FileHelper;
import org.eulerdb.kernel.iterator.EdbPrimaryCursor;
import org.eulerdb.kernel.iterator.EdbSecondaryCursor;

import com.sleepycat.je.DatabaseConfig;
import com.sleepycat.je.Environment;
import com.sleepycat.je.EnvironmentConfig;
import com.sleepycat.je.SecondaryCursor;
import com.sleepycat.je.Transaction;

/**
 * @author Zekai Huang
 *
 */
public class EdbStorage {

	private Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(EdbStorage.class
			.getCanonicalName());

	public enum storeType {
		VERTEX, EDGE, VERTEX_OUT, VERTEX_IN, NODEPROPERTY, EDGEPROPERTY
	};

	public final ThreadLocal<Transaction> txs = new ThreadLocal<Transaction>() {
		protected Transaction initialValue() {
			return null;
		}
	};

	private EdbKeyPairStore mNodePairs;
	private EdbKeyPairStore mEdgePairs;
	private EdbKeyPairStore mNodeOutPairs;
	private EdbKeyPairStore mNodeInPairs;
	private EdbKeyPairStore mNodePropertyPairs;
	private EdbKeyPairStore mEdgePropertyPairs;
	// private boolean mTransactional;
	private EdbPrimaryCursor mEdgeCursor;
	private EdbPrimaryCursor mNodeCursor;
	private EdbSecondaryCursor mEdgePropCursor;
	private EdbSecondaryCursor mNodePropCursor;

	private boolean mIsTransactional;

	private Environment mEnv;

	EdbStorage(String path, boolean transactional, boolean autoindex) {

		logger.debug("initStores in mode transactional: " + transactional
				+ ", autoindex: " + autoindex + "at path:" + path);

		mIsTransactional = transactional;
		initStores(path, transactional, autoindex);
	}

	/*
	 * public synchronized EdbStorage getInstance(String path,boolean
	 * transactional,boolean autoindex) { if (instance == null) { instance = new
	 * EdbStorage(path,transactional,autoindex); } return instance; }
	 */

	private void initEnv(String name, boolean isTransactional) {
		EnvironmentConfig envConf = new EnvironmentConfig();
		// environment will be created if not exists
		File f = new File(FileHelper.appendFileName(EdbManager.getBase(), name));
		if (!f.exists()) {
			f.mkdirs();
		}
		if (!isTransactional) {
			envConf.setAllowCreate(true);
		} else {
			envConf.setAllowCreate(true);
			envConf.setTransactional(true);
		}
		mEnv = new Environment(f, envConf);
	}

	private void initStores(String name, boolean isTransactional,
			boolean autoIndex) {
		initEnv(name, isTransactional);
		DatabaseConfig dbConf = new DatabaseConfig();
		dbConf.setAllowCreate(true);
		if (!isTransactional) {
			dbConf.setDeferredWrite(true);
			// dbConf.setSortedDuplicates(true);
		} else {
			dbConf.setTransactional(true);
			dbConf.setKeyPrefixing(true);
		}

		if (mNodePairs == null) {
			mNodePairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf, Common.VERTEXSTORE,
					false);
		}

		if (mEdgePairs == null) {
			mEdgePairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf, Common.EDGESTORE,
					false);
		}

		if (mNodeOutPairs == null) {
			mNodeOutPairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf,
					Common.VERTEXOUTSTORE, false);
		}

		if (mNodeInPairs == null) {
			mNodeInPairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf,
					Common.VERTEXINSTORE, false);
		}

		if (mNodePropertyPairs == null) {
			mNodePropertyPairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf,
					Common.VERTEXPROPERTY, autoIndex);
		}

		if (mEdgePropertyPairs == null) {
			mEdgePropertyPairs = new EdbKeyPairStore(mEnv, dbConf,
					Common.EDGEPROPERTY, autoIndex);
		}

	}

	private EdbKeyPairStore getStore(storeType type) {
		switch (type) {
		case VERTEX:
			return mNodePairs;
		case EDGE:
			return mEdgePairs;
		case VERTEX_OUT:
			return mNodeOutPairs;
		case VERTEX_IN:
			return mNodeInPairs;
		case NODEPROPERTY:
			return mNodePropertyPairs;
		case EDGEPROPERTY:
			return mEdgePropertyPairs;
		default:
			throw new IllegalArgumentException("Type " + type + " is unknown.");
		}
	}

	public long getCount(storeType type) {
		return getStore(type).count();
	}

	public void store(storeType type, Transaction tx, String id, Object n) {
		try {

			getStore(type).put(tx, ByteArrayHelper.serialize(id),
					ByteArrayHelper.serialize(n));

		} catch (IOException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}

	}

	public Long getTransactionId(Transaction tx) {
		return tx == null ? 0 : tx.getId();
	}

	public void delete(storeType type, Transaction tx, Object id) {
		try {
			getStore(type).delete(tx, ByteArrayHelper.serialize(id));
		} catch (IOException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
	}

	public Object getObj(storeType type, Transaction tx, String id) {
		Object o = null; // mCache.get(id, tx.getId());

		/*
		 * switch(type){ case VERTEX: case EDGE: case VERTEX_OUT: case
		 * VERTEX_IN: try { o =
		 * ByteArrayHelper.deserialize(getStore(type).get(tx,
		 * ByteArrayHelper.serialize(id))); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO
		 * Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } catch
		 * (ClassNotFoundException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block
		 * e.printStackTrace(); } break; case NODEPROPERTY: case EDGEPROPERTY:
		 * DatabaseEntry theKey = null; try { theKey = new
		 * DatabaseEntry(ByteArrayHelper.serialize(id)); } catch (IOException e)
		 * { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); }
		 * DatabaseEntry theData = getStore(type).get(tx,theKey);
		 *
		 * PropertyBinding dataBinding = new PropertyBinding(); o =
		 * dataBinding.entryToObject(theData); break; }
		 */

		try {
			o = ByteArrayHelper.deserialize(getStore(type).get(tx,
					ByteArrayHelper.serialize(id)));
		} catch (IOException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		} catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
		return o;
	}

	public EdbPrimaryCursor getCursor(storeType type, Transaction tx) {
		switch (type) {
		case EDGE: {
			if (mEdgeCursor != null)
				mEdgeCursor.close();
			mEdgeCursor = new EdbPrimaryCursor(getStore(type).getCursor(tx));
			return mEdgeCursor;
		}
		case VERTEX: {
			if (mNodeCursor != null)
				mNodeCursor.close();
			mNodeCursor = new EdbPrimaryCursor(getStore(type).getCursor(tx));
			return mNodeCursor;
		}
		default:
			return null;

		}
	}

	public EdbSecondaryCursor getSecondaryCursor(storeType type,
			Transaction tx, String pKey, Object pValue) {

		switch (type) {
		case EDGEPROPERTY: {
			if (mEdgePropCursor != null)
				mEdgePropCursor.close();
			mEdgePropCursor = new EdbSecondaryCursor(getStore(type)
					.getSecondCursor(pKey, tx), pValue);
			return mEdgePropCursor;
		}
		case NODEPROPERTY: {
			if (mNodePropCursor != null)
				mNodePropCursor.close();
			mNodePropCursor = new EdbSecondaryCursor(getStore(type)
					.getSecondCursor(pKey, tx), pValue);
			return mNodePropCursor;
		}
		default:
			return null;

		}
	}

	public boolean containsKey(storeType type, Transaction tx, String key) {
		try {
			if (getStore(type).get(tx, ByteArrayHelper.serialize(key)) != null)
				return true;
		} catch (IOException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
			return false;
		}
		return false;
	}

	public synchronized void closeCursor() {
		if (mEdgeCursor != null) {
			mEdgeCursor.close();
			mEdgeCursor = null;
		}
		if (mNodeCursor != null) {
			mNodeCursor.close();
			mNodeCursor = null;
		}
		if (mEdgePropCursor != null) {
			mEdgePropCursor.close();
			mEdgePropCursor = null;
		}
		if (mNodePropCursor != null) {
			mNodePropCursor.close();
			mNodePropCursor = null;
		}
	}

	public synchronized void close() {
		closeCursor();
		mNodePairs.close();
		mEdgePairs.close();
		mNodePairs = null;
		mEdgePairs = null;
		mNodeOutPairs.close();
		mNodeOutPairs = null;
		mNodeInPairs.close();
		mNodeInPairs = null;
		mNodePropertyPairs.close();
		mNodePropertyPairs = null;
		mEdgePropertyPairs.close();
		mEdgePropertyPairs = null;
		mEnv.close();
		mEnv = null;
	}

	public void commit() {
		mNodeOutPairs.sync();
		mNodeInPairs.sync();
		mNodePropertyPairs.sync();
		mEdgePropertyPairs.sync();
		mNodePairs.sync();
		mEdgePairs.sync();
	}

	/*
	 * public void openSecondary(String key, storeType type){
	 * getStore(type).openSecondary(key); }
	 */

	public Set<String> getKeys(storeType type) {
		return getStore(type).getKeys();
	}

	public void deleteSecondary(storeType type, Transaction tx, String dbName) {
		getStore(type).deleteSecondary(tx, dbName);
	}

	public void createSecondaryIfNeed(storeType type, Transaction tx,
			String dbName) {
		getStore(type).createSecondaryIfNeeded(tx, dbName);
	}

	public boolean containsIndex(storeType type, String key) {
		return getStore(type).containsIndex(key);
	}

	public Transaction getTransaction() {
		if (!mIsTransactional)
			return null;
		Transaction t = txs.get();
		if (t == null) {
			t = beginTransaction();
			txs.set(t);
		}
		return txs.get();
	}

	public void abortTransaction(){
		txs.get().abort();
	}

	public void commitTransaction(){
		txs.get().commit();
	}

	public void removeTransaction(){
		txs.remove();
	}

	public Transaction beginTransaction() {
		return mEnv.beginTransaction(null, null);
	}

	/*
	public void autoStartTransaction() {
		if (txs.get() == null) {
			txs.set(beginTransaction());
			logger.info("creating new transaction");
		}

	}*/

}

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Sri Lanka High Commission in London hosts an inclusive Christmas celebration highlighting Christ's Message of Peace
December 24, 2019 admingajaba News
Acting High Commissioner of Sri Lanka High Commission to the UK Samantha Pathirana welcoming the gathering at the annual Christmas celebrations
The High Commission of Sri Lanka in the United Kingdom held its annual Christmas Celebrations at the High Commission premises on Monday 16 December 2019 with multi-faith leaders, representation from the Church of England and the British Government, and the British Sri Lankan community of all faiths. The Head of South Asia Department and India Policy Co-ordinator of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Fergus Auld attended the event as the Chief Guest.
'Revitalized Africa Policy' to guide Sri Lanka's engagement with Africa
Foreign Secretary Ravinatha Aryasinha has said the operationalization of the recently developed 'RevitalizedAfrica Policy', seeks to enhance Sri Lanka's cooperation in the political, economic and cultural spheres across Africa. Among the envisaged measures for closer engagement are the expansion of Sri Lanka's diplomatic presence in Africa, stronger and mutually productive economic collaboration, revitalization of the historic people to people linksand close cooperation in multilateral fora and regional organizations. The policy document aims to optimize the strategic linkages through proximity to the Indian Ocean, centrality of Sri Lanka's location, and cooperation through the 54 member-African Union (AU), where Sri Lanka received Observer Status in 2014.
Foreign Ministers of Sri Lanka and Switzerland exchange views on arrest of Sri Lankan employee of Swiss Mission
Foreign Minister Dinesh Gunawardena this evening (18 December) received a telephone call from the Foreign Minister of Switzerland Ignazio Cassis regarding the status of the Sri Lankan employee at the Swiss Embassy Ms. Garnier Banister Francis. She is presently in custody on reasonable suspicion of committing offenses under Sections 120 and 190 of the Penal Code, that could justify a criminal charge of disaffection towards the government, and fabricating false evidence for the purpose of being used in any stage of a judicial proceeding, in her alleged abduction claim.
Foreign Secretary Aryasinha calls for the regaining of Sri Lanka's economic prominence in Egypt
Foreign Secretary Ravinatha Aryasinha has called for the regaining of Sri Lanka's economic prominence in Egypt to its traditional strength, consistent with the shared history, excellent bilateral political relations and the collaborative role the two countries play in the multilateral sphere.
Foreign Minister calls for concrete action on SAARC intra-regional trade
Foreign Minister Dinesh Gunawardena requested the SAARC Member Countries to take concrete action to improve intra-trade in the region without compromising security concerns. He made this remark at an event to commemorate the 35th SAARC Charter Day at the Taj Samudra Hotel on 10 December 2019, organised by the SAARC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Sri Lanka Elected Chair of Biological Weapons Convention Meet
December 9, 2019 admingajaba News
The Meeting of States Parties (MSP) to the Convention on Biological Weapons, which concluded its four day session in Geneva today unanimously endorsed Sri Lanka as the Chair of the Meeting of States Parties to be held in 2020.
Foreign Ministry Comments on the Judgement in the Case of Brigadier Priyanka Fernando
The judgement in the case of Majuran Sathananthan vs. Brigadier Andige Priyanka Indunil Fernando, the trial of which was completed at the Westminster Magistrates' Court on 19 November 2019, was delivered by the Chief Magistrate of the Westminster Magistrates' Court on 6 December 2019. The Chief Magistrate delivered the judgement under Section 4A of the Public Order Act of the UK and imposed a lower notional financial penalty, but did not consider it appropriate to issue a warrant. The Judge, who had previously ruled that the defendant was not protected by diplomatic immunity, did not revisit that ruling. She had also rejected the abuse of process argument.
Foreign Ministry clarifies Conservative Manifesto reference to Sri Lanka
The attention of the Ministry of Foreign Relations has been drawn to remarks made by Member of Parliament Udaya Gammanpila over media on 3 December 2019 in connection with the reference to Sri Lanka in the election manifesto of the Conservative Party in the run up to the general election in the United Kingdom scheduled for 12 December 2019.
Update on the alleged incident relating to Swiss Embassy staff member
The Government of Sri Lanka, having taken serious note of the alleged criminal incident concerning a locally recruited staff member of the Swiss Embassy in Colombo, on Monday, 25 November 2019, immediately ordered a thorough investigation into this matter.
Alleged incident relating to Swiss Embassy staff member
November 28, 2019 admingajaba News
The Government of Sri Lanka has taken serious note of the alleged criminal incident concerning a locally recruited staff member of the Embassy of Switzerland in Colombo, on Monday 25 November 2019.
On being informed of the alleged incident yesterday, the Police has taken immediate action to commence an investigation into the matter.


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First lady Michelle Obama and the vice president's wife Jill Biden were booed appearing at the NASCAR Sprint Cup Finale at the Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday.
Just prior to their announcement of "Gentlemen start your engines," the South Florida crowd hailed the political wives with a chorus of jeers.
Both served as grand marshals for the event as part of their Joining Forces initiative, which aims to help and honor military troops and families.
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The first lady said that one of her goals with Biden is to ensure helping military families and veterans remains a focal point of the American people, regardless of who is in office. At a pre-race reception, the first lady said that NASCAR has been "amazing in terms of its support, not just today but everyday, for military families."
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Hot on the heels of Slackware's quarter century comes the 25th anniversary of the announcement that Debian was incoming.
Announced by Ian Murdock on 16 August 1993 (the name "Debian" is a portmanteau of the name of Murdock's girlfriend Debra, and his own forename, Ian) the original announcement cites Murdock's dissatisfaction with the de-facto distro of the day, SLS, and his desire to create something "sleeker and slimmer". It would, however, take until January 1994 before an open beta was unleashed on the public with v0.90.
The project also adopted the habit of assigning the name of characters from the movie Toy Story as codenames for each release (1.1 was given the name "Buzz" and the latest stable distribution, 9, is named "Stretch").
Unstable versions are codenamed "Sid" after the destructive neighbouring kid in the first Toy Story film (arguably the best character, in the opinion of this hack at least).
Development itself is governed by what Debian calls its "Social Contract", promising that users will always be the organisation's priority, the software will remain free and the bug report database be visible. Slightly more detailed than "Don't be evil", for sure.
As for the founder of Debian, the story turns sour. Murdock married the "Deb" in Debian in 1993, but the couple divorced in 2008. In 2015 Murdock committed suicide. The Debian team dedicated 2017's Debian 9, "Stretch", to its co-founder.
The Register took a look at Debian 9, with its default GNOME desktop, last year and found much to like. Version 10 will likely make an appearance in 2019, based on past performance, although "Stretch" will see support heading to June 2022.


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Q: Open Save Cancel dialogue not coming for IE10 for HTML file Upto IE 8, if we try to open an attached HTML file, we can see Open-Save-Cancel dialogue. However in IE-10, Open option is not coming. Only Save-Cancel is coming. Is it removed due to some kind of security issue? If yes, is there any workaround to fix this?
We are using below code to open HTML file - (this might be irrelevent as the same code is working fine till IE-8. It's just for reference)
InputStream in = fileToBeDisplayed.getBinaryStream();
OutputStream fr = response.getOutputStream();
response.setHeader("Content-disposition","attachment;filename="abc.html");
response.setContentType("text/html");
int b;
while ((b = in.read()) != -1)
{
  fr.write(b);
}
in.close();
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Bergamo Alta, Grumello al Monte
GEOGRAPHY - The inhabited area of Bergamo is divided into two distinct parts, the "Lower Town" and the "Upper Town"; the latter is located at a higher altitude and houses the majority of the most significant monuments, while the Lower City - although it is also of ancient origin and preserves its historic nucleus - was made in part more modern by some urbanization interventions . The two portions of the inhabited area are separated by the Venetian walls, listed since 2017 among the UNESCO protected world heritage sites. Bergamo is nicknamed "the city of the Thousand" because of the large number of Bergamo volunteers - about 180 - who took part in the expedition of the Thousand led by Giuseppe Garibaldi, a crucial episode of the Risorgimento.
HISTORY - The first occupation is that of the Ligurians, more precisely the Orobi, followed by that of the Cenomani and Senoni. In Latin it is known as Bergomum. Following the fall of the Empire, Bergomum is repeatedly looted, until the arrival of the Lombards in 569, which set up a Duchy. In this period in Bergamo the following powerful Lombard families flourished: Suardi, Colleoni, Crotti, Rivola, Mozzi, Martinengo. Expelled in 774 by the Franks, the city is governed by a series of bishops-counts. In 904 King Arnolfo, gave Bishop Adalbert full political and civil jurisdiction over the city, and it was years of improvement and reconstruction, but in 1098 the bishop's jurisdiction, after a struggle over the investiture, was deposed. Since 1098 Bergamo is a free municipality, and after a couple of wars against Brescia joins the Lombard League against the emperor Federico Barbarossa. Starting from the XIII century, in the context of the fights between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines, Bergamo fell under the influence of the Visconti of Milan, who fortified the Citadel. From 1428 Bergamo becomes part of the dominions of the Republic of Venice. The Venetians reconstruct the old city, erecting massive defensive walls.
Cable-car to Ancient fortified city
After a long debate about the most disparate means of joining the two parts of the city, in 1887 the project of the Emilian Alessandro Ferretti prevailed, which was also entrusted with the concession for the operation of the tram network of Bergamo. Therefore, a "va and vieni" type plant was built which, starting from Bergamo Bassa, crossed the Venetian walls and led into the heart of the Upper Town. The first ride of the funicular took place on September 1887.
Ancient fortified city
Bergamo Alta is a medieval city, surrounded by ramparts erected in the 16th century, during the Venetian domination, which added to the pre-existing fortifications in order to make it an impregnable fortress. The most known and popular part is Piazza Vecchia, with the Contarini fountain, the Palazzo della Ragione, the civic tower defined by the architect Le Corbusier, the most beautiful square in Europe.
Castle of Grumello al Monte
Located in the heart of Valcalepio, between Bergamo and Lake Iseo, the Castello di Grumello was erected as a military fortress in 1200 and later transformed into an aristocratic residence. The tower with Guelph battlements, the Hall of the Knights and the cellars are what remains of the medieval fortress, while the palace and chapel date back to 1700.
Since 1953 it belongs to the Reschigna Kettlitz family of Milan, which has given new impetus to the winemaking tradition of the territory of Grumello with the production of fine wines.
Valcalepio Rosso DOC
The production capacity of the company Il Castello di Grumello is about one hundred thousand bottles a year. The wines, all produced with their own grapes and vinified with the advice of enologist Paolo Zadra, mature in the Castello cellar, under whose centuries-old vaults coexist modern fermentation plants in stainless steel with traditional presses and barrels in fine woods.
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The Top 5 Things to Do This Week
On your agenda: A young John Barrymore seeks revenge in a 1951 noir … the Chicago Symphony Orchestra kicks off with Dvořák … free world music… plus, the weekend plans of the Second City comedian Steve Waltien
Danh Vo The artist's "deconstructed" Lady Liberty,
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art DANH VO
The Vietnamese artist fled a refugee camp in a boat built by his father. Now motivated by identity and freedom, he is "deconstructing" the Lady Liberty into copper sculptures, six of which appear in his exhibition, Uterus.
GO: 9/23 at 4; Free. Renaissance Society, 1155 E 58th. renaissancesociety.org
film The big Night
After a traumatic birthday party, a young John Drew Barrymore as the angry, misguided George La Main, seeks revenge against the man who attacked his father. This noir is an infamous look (the director later fled to Europe) at the seedy underbelly of teen life in the 1950s.
GO: 9/19 at 7:30; $5. Portage Theater, 4050 N Milwaukee. portagetheater.org
classical CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
'Tis the season of high culture. The CSO kicks off its season with music director Riccardo Muti at the helm. The opening program features Dvořák's Fifth Symphony, a short nocturne by the late 19th century composer Giuseppe Martucci, and the piece Feste Romane by Martucci's student Ottorino Respighi.
GO: 9/20, 22, 26, 28 at 8; $31—$212. Symphony Center, 220 N Michigan. cso.org
jazz FRED HERSCH
He's a prolific pianist whose versatility and emotional depth grow every year. The New York-based musician recently released a double album, Alive at the Vanguard, which alludes to both the Village Vanguard—a popular New York jazz venue—and his AIDS-related coma in 2008.
GO: 9/20 at 8 and 10; $20. Jazz Showcase, 806 S Plymouth. jazzshowcase.com
theatre SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH
This is the director David Cromer's take on Williams (Tennessee)—so expect matters to scorch, steam, and scintillate when a scheming gigolo and a screen siren descend on a disintegrating small southern town.
GO: 9/25–10/21; $39–$103. Goodman Theatre, 170 N Dearborn. goodmantheatre.org
WHAT I'M DOING THIS WEEKEND
Steve Waltien
Up next in our series of weekend plans from notable, in-the-know locals—a.k.a. people we like: Steve Waltien, a Chicago comedian. It's no surprise that Waltien's plans are a tongue-in-cheek take. The satirist is a cast member in Second City's main stage show, the Second City's 100th review: Who Do We Think We Are?
"On Friday night, I like to go to bed super, super early—around 7:30. Given that my days are full with cultural research, I really need a good amount of sleep.
"I'll set my alarm for 5 a.m. on Saturday morning and head to the Austrian Bakery. I'll immediately read all of the newspapers and fill my head with political stories. I'll also load up on heavy, sweet baked goods like éclairs and croissants, because it gives me enough sugar to get going in the morning. With that, I'll head to the Art Institute. I love Pablo Picasso because he's such a great native Chicago artist—he's arguably Chicago's most famous son. Since I'm friends with every single person that works at Alinea, I often go there for a 30-course lunch. Afterwards I plan to head to the bean in Millennium Park and look at my reflection over the course of the afternoon. Because I'm always changing, I can see those changes reflected in the sculpture.
"Sunday morning, I'll wake up pretty early and go to the hot Chicago brunch spot, Orange. I enjoy the sushi that's made of my favorite fish—strawberries. Like a bird watcher, I have a list of Chicago characters. I like to quietly observe all the different Chicago types. I won't leave until I've seen every single one. Sometimes I have to eat two brunches to pass the time. Then, in the afternoon, I'll try and go to the top of Hancock tower. They say it's the city of big shoulders, so I try and count as many pairs as possible from that height. Later, I'll get a drink at the Old Town Ale House. I go to drink and forget the inspiration of the weekend so I can clear the decks for Monday's thoughts. And of course I'll drink a true Chicago beer, Bud Light."—As told to Elly Fishman
world music WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Who needs to travel when the world comes to Chicago? In our opinion, the 13-year-old Chicago fest has become one of fall's highlights. From Afro-Caribbean grooves to a Slavic soul party, this year's lineup promises a wide variety of aural experiences.
GO: 9/21–9/27. Times, locations: worldmusicfestivalchicago.org
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Discussions have been taking place and are ongoing with the representatives of two marquee names, Gennady Golovkin, the IBF, WBC, and WBA 'Super' champion and Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez.
Whilst both options remain firmly in the frame, another big fight option for Saunders has entered the running at the WBO Convention.
Mr. Warren, who has promoted Billy Joe Saunders since he turned professional after the 2008 Beijing Olympics, has begun dialogue with Japanese Promoter Akihiko Honda regarding a potential fight between the WBO Middleweight Champion and 2012 Olympic gold medallist Ryota Murata.
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Mediaplanet and Celltex Therapeutics partner on an Autoimmune Diseases campaign found within USA TODAY and online, shedding light on chronic conditions and their latest therapies.
We have identified fundamental similarities among autoimmune conditions – abnormalities in immune cells, inflammation, and organ damage.
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Mediaplanet announced the Launch of March's "Autoimmune Diseases" campaign. With the help of leading sponsor, Houston-based biotechnology company Celltex Therapeutics Corporation, the publication will encourage autoimmune patients to be proactive and seek effective therapies for their chronic conditions.
According to the American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association, 50 million Americans are living with an autoimmune disease. An autoimmune condition develops when the body's immune system, which is normally tasked with defending against invaders, mistakenly attacks the body's own healthy cells as foreign invaders. When this happens, the immune cells attack healthy tissue and interfere with normal organ function. Many autoimmune conditions have similar symptoms, which can make them difficult to diagnose, and these symptoms generally fluctuate between periods of mild and severe intensity. There are more than 80 known types of autoimmune conditions, and the treatment approach for most of these diseases focuses on reducing immune system activity.
Within this publication, industry experts weigh in on the need for new treatments for these chronic conditions. Stephen Katz, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Skin Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, explains, "We have identified fundamental similarities among autoimmune conditions – abnormalities in immune cells, inflammation, and organ damage." He continues, "Despite considerable progress, safer and more effective therapies are needed."
Celltex uses its proprietary technology which isolates, multiplies and banks autologous (one's own) adult mesenchymal stem cells to be used for regenerative therapy for injuries and chronic pain, as well as a number of conditions, including autoimmune diseases.
"Celltex is pleased to partner with Mediaplanet to spread the message on how adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy can provide life-changing benefits to those suffering from autoimmune diseases," said Celltex Chief Executive Officer David G. Eller. "Multiple pre-clinical and clinical studies have been performed, or are ongoing, to explore potential opportunities for stem cells to be used in therapy for multiple types of autoimmune diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, and psoriasis, among others."
The print component of "Autoimmune Diseases" is distributed within USA Today in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, Seattle, and Houston, with a circulation of approximately 250,000 copies and estimated readership of 750,000. The publication will be available at industry conferences, awareness walks, and patient advocacy events across the country. The digital component is distributed nationally through a vast social media strategy and across a network of top news sites and partner outlets. To explore the digital campaign, click here.
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7 Online Conferences To Look Out For
By Sharon Lewis
If you can't go to the conference, the conference will come to you.
The novel coronavirus outbreak has given a new, implied meaning to the term 'virtual world'. It is a world where people are connected via Zoom calls and online events, where physical distances have expanded and digital ones have shrunk.
2020 is truly the year of virtual. With the COVID-19 pandemic throwing the world off balance, event planning groups across the globe have been forced to redesign ways of bringing people together.
Hugely anticipated events, including large tech events that are the lifeblood of the innovation community, have been canceled or moved virtual in droves. From top-tier fashion weeks and major corporate conferences, to massive events such as SXSW, the Met Gala and even the Summer Olympics (which has only been shelved three times before – due to the World Wars) have taken a backseat due to the outbreak.
Others, however, decided that if people cannot attend the event, the event can come to them instead. Several international programs, such as the Seedstars Summit 2020 and the SaaStr Summit, turned the tide of quarantine cancelations by going virtual.
With fresh themes, packed agendas, and a long list of speakers, here are 10 upcoming online conferences that you can attend without having to leave your dining table.
Collision from Home
Margaret Atwood, Shaquille O'Neal, Jonah Peretti, Yasua Miyakawa, and Steven Levy – these are some of the biggest names on Collision from Home's 400-strong speaker list, which includes industrial leaders and media figures.
One of the world's biggest tech conferences to go remote, Collision from Home is spread over three days from June 23-25, and covers business, media, society, data, and more.
SaaStock Remote
The SaaStock experience is going remote this June 10-11, having postponed its 2020 conferences in Latin America, North America and the Asia Pacific region.
Built for the Subscription-as-a-Service (SaaS) community, SaaStock Remote promies a virtual exhibition floor, roundtables and matchmaking sessions, and over 150 speakers including David Heinemeier Hansson.
WIT Connect
Women Impact Tech's free virtual conference WIT Connect is a five-day-long conference starting June 8 that follows the collective's mission of empowering women in technology. The WIT Connect Virtual Conference Platform will host a livestream of the conference and help women connect with sponsoring companies.
Speakers include Engineering Manager at Google Maps Helen Altshuler, and Chief Security Officer and Head of Trust Engineering & Data Science at Airbnb Vijaya Kaza.
Microsoft Build 2020
Made 'for developers by developers,' this non-stop 48-hour conference is going live this May 19-20. CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella, programmer Scott Hanselman, and Executive Vice President of Cloud and Artificial Intelligence at Microsoft Scott Guthrie will be leading key segments of the conference.
Microsoft Build will also include a film festival, details of which are expected to be out soon.
WSJ Tech Health
This short one-day health tech conference by The Wall Street Journal is taking place online on June 2, and focuses mainly on the role of technology in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
WSJ Tech Health brings together leaders from health tech companies including Merck and Moderna, tech disruptors such as Co-Founder of Instagram Kevin Systrom, and CEO and Founder of Impossible Foods Patrick O. Brown, as well as U.S. public officers such as Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel.
The Global Boardroom
In partnership with The Next Web, Financial Times will be holding The Global Boardroom virtually from May 12-14. The free conference will discuss the global economic crisis triggered by COVID-19, and post-pandemic recovery.
Speakers include eminent world figures such as Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and Managing Director of International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva amongst several others.
AIBC Asia Digital
AIBC, along with Ice Asia and SiGMA, will be virtually hosting the AIBC Asia Digital conference which will discuss Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Technology, Big Data and the Internet of Things.
Bitcoin advocate Tim Draper and Bitcoin CEO Roger Ver will be speaking at the virtual event, along with other proponents of emerging technologies.
Taking large-scale global conferencing online due to the crisis is a smart way of keeping the world running as usual, but it is not foolproof. Unreliable Internet connectivity is a potential pitfall, but the greater disadvantage is that online events may not connect people as organically as an offline conference would.
Startups such as Teooh are trying to change this, by making online events 'virtual' in the actual sense, at the convergence of conferences and augmented reality. However, this remains a young technology, and the question is whether it can tip the balance permanently in favor of the online.
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Last Sunday was a special day for Katrina and me as we thanked God for the honor of serving The Donelson Fellowship for 30 years. I had the opportunity of speaking briefly about my philosophy of pulpit ministry.
Nehemiah 8:8 is my working definition of preaching. It says Ezra read from the book of the Law distinctly, gave the sense, and caused the people to understand the reading.
As a ministerial student years ago, I was trained to preach expositional sermons. I was told there's no power within me or within my personality to change lives. The power is in the living and active Word of God.
I was told it's not what I say about the Word of God that changes lives; it's the Word of God itself. It's not my personal opinions; it's His revealed truth.
I was told to devote my mornings to the study of Scripture.
I was told I shouldn't go into the Bible to find sermons but to meet the Sermon-Giver. And I was told that as He fed my mind with His Word, my sermons would be overflow.
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Truer words were never spoken. For many years I have appreciated your messages. The strength and value of the message is in the Word alone. Congratulations on 30 years. I wish you and the people of Donelson many more.


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Derek Hale shifts into his wolf form after the fire destroys his house with his family trapped inside, refusing to ever return to being a human. Young Stiles and his father moved to Beacon Hills after losing Claudia. The howls of pain coming from the woods keep Stiles awake at night. One day, he goes to investigate, not knowing this decision will change his life.
A deadly encounter with an Alpha changes Stiles' life forever - kicked out and betrayed by his best friend and brother, Scott McCall, he leaves Beacon Hills, but much to his surprise not alone. Ten years down the track, living a life he never dreamed possible, a chance meeting brings back memories of that night - the good and bad mixed with a whole lotta WTF that even now still has him scratching his head as to what happened.


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INSIDE Public Accounting Names Anders a 2021 Best of the Best Accounting Firm
Anders has been named one of the 2021 Best of the Best accounting firms in the U.S. and Canada with net revenues of $10 million or more. One of only 50 to receive this honor from INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA), Anders was among more than 520 firms that completed IPA's 31st Annual Survey and Analysis of Firms. Ranked on more than 50 metrics, these top performers within the profession produce superior results while planning for long-term sustainability and growth, offering both clients and staff alike a successful future.
The IPA Best of the Best firms come in all sizes – from 11 employees to nearly 3,000 – and are geographically dispersed across the U.S. and Canada.
"Given the challenges, obstacles and uncertainties of 2020, being named an IPA Best of the Best firm is an especially notable achievement," says Michael Platt, principal of the Platt Group and publisher of the accounting trade publication, INSIDE Public Accounting. "Combined with the overarching impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic were societal stressors (heightened racial justice awareness and a divisive presidential election), employee stressors (home schooling, remote work and burnout), business stressors (remote onboarding, productivity, engagement and firm culture) and client stressors (shutdowns, cash flow, uncertainty and existential threats for many). Firms that were able to overcome these landmines while turning in stellar performance are to be celebrated."
View all of the 2021 IPA Best of the Best firms.
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