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IDO: IO102
PD-L1: IO103
Arginase 1: IO112
Chairman, Dr. Peter Hirth, M.Sc., PhD
Dr. Hirth has an exceptional history of value creation in the field of oncology and has led the development of a range of new therapies in the field, co-founding or leading companies such as SUGEN, Plexxikon and Daiichi Sankyo. He serves or has served on the board or advisory board of several companies, including Iconic Therapeutics, SutroVax, Afferent Pharma (acquired by Merck in 2016), Alios BioPharma, Inc. (acquired in 2014) and Trovagene, Inc. Dr. Hirth received his M.Sc. and his Ph.D. degrees in molecular genetics from Heidelberg University, Germany, and completed his post-doctoral work at the University of California, San Diego. management.
Founder, CSO and member of BoD, Professor Mads Hald Andersen
Professor and Director of CCIT (Center for Cancer Immune Therapy at Herlev University Hospital, Mads Hald Andersen has received several honors for his scientific work and is the author of more than 130 papers. Mads Hald Andersen has founded and co-founded several spin-out companies with a successful sale of Survac in 2003.
Member of BoD, Emmanuelle Coutanceau, PhD
Emmanuelle Coutanceau is a Partner of Novo Seeds. Emmanuelle has close to 10 years of experience in venture capital investment. Prior to joining Novo Seeds, Emmanuelle was Partner Life Sciences at Auriga Partners, where she was in charge of seed stage investments for Auriga IV Bioseeds, a seed fund dedicated to projects related to infectiology and microbiology. From 2007 until 2014, she was part of Omnes capital (formerly Crédit Agricole Private Equity) life sciences team with multiple portfolio companies leading to successful exits or IPOs. She was also in charge of the Seed Stage Investment Program and actively invested and sat on the board of directors of several companies in Belgium and The Netherlands.
Member of BoD, Christian Elling, PhD
Christian Elling is a partner at Lundbeckfonden where he leads its early stage investment unit, Lundbeckfonden Emerge. He joined Lundbeckfonden in 2012. He is CEO of Insusense Therapeutics, a Lundbeckfonden portfolio company, and former board member of Epitherapeutics (sold in 2015) and Inagen. Prior to joining Lundbeckfonden, Christian Elling was VP and later CEO of 7TM Pharma, which he also co-founded. Christian Elling received his early training in Biochemistry and received his Ph.D. from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. He serves on the steering committee for Biopeople for The Danish Association of Biotechnology Industries and is a member of The Danish Academy of Technical Sciences.
Member of BoD, Claus Andersson, M.Sc., PhD
Claus Andersson is a partner in Sunstone Life Science Ventures and has been with the team since it was established. Claus focuses on medical technology, diagnostics and therapeutics investments and is actively involved in maintaining a strong network to universities and research centers. Claus Andersson has extensive experience in strategy execution and technology development from various parts of the Life Science ecosystem: both as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, scientist, and corporate manager. Claus Andersson holds a Master's degree in Civil Chemical Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and a Ph.D. in Mathematical Statistics from the University of Copenhagen and the Humboldt University in Berlin.
Member of Board, Kathleen Sereda Glaub, MBA
Ms. Glaub brings more than 30 years of experience in executive-level corporate development, financing and company-building for leading life science and technology innovation-based companies. Most recently, as Chief Executive Officer of Afferent Pharmaceuticals from 2014-2016, Ms. Glaub led the company's development of it lead molecule, AF-219/MK-7264, through a full complement of mid-stage clinical trials to Phase 3 readiness as a novel treatment for chronic cough, and ultimately, the sale of the company to Merck in 2016 for USD 1.25 billion, including USD 500 million upfront. She also raised USD 80 million additional private funding, including a crossover round. She had joined the Afferent Board in 2013. Prior to Afferent, Ms. Glaub co-led Plexxikon Inc. as President for 12 years, until May 2013. In this role, she led the business and financing strategy for the company, including negotiating six partnerships generating over several hundred million in non-equity funding, and led the company's buyout by Daiichi Sankyo for nearly USD 1 billion cash in 2011. Prior experience also included positions as SVP & CFO of Cell Genesys, Treasurer of Genentech, and various finance and treasury roles with Intel Corporation. Ms. Glaub received her MBA from Northwestern University, and her BA from the University of California, Berkeley.
IO Biotech Completes Oversubscribed EUR 127 Million Series B Financing to Accelerate Clinical Programs in Oncology
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) grants IO Biotech breakthrough therapy designation for IO102 and IO103 in combination with anti-PD-1 in unresectable/metastatic melanoma
IO Biotech Announces Late-Breaking Oral Presentation of Phase 2 Clinical Melanoma Data Including Complete Response (CR) Rate of 45 Percent
IO Biotech Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 2 Trial in Head and Neck Cancer Conducted in a Collaboration with Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc in Belgium
IO Biotech Announces Positive Outcome of Interim Analysis of Phase 2 Randomized Trial in First Line Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
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Every morning Yahoo! greets people with some new headline like "Top 10 Jobs Earning Over 100K Right Out of College," or "Top 8 Cities for Cat Lovers." If you're like me, you can't help clicking on the link, even though you're not right out of college or a cat lover. And then you feel silly. And then angry at Yahoo!! And then even angrier at Yahoo! for making you write two confusing exclamation points in a row in the last sentence, one to properly spell Yahoo! and the other for exclamatory emphasis to show just how angry at Yahoo! you are.
In an effort to stop the madness, I've delved into the Yahoo! archives and come up with . . . The Last Yahoo! Top Whatever Story You'll Ever Need!
1. "Owners of the (Volkswagen Beetle) told Consumers Reports that they had trouble with the climate control system and power equipment" on their way to their $128,000-a-year nuclear power reactor manager job in Salt Lake City, where "you can't beat the cost of living," making it easier to afford both a "fast, short and unforgettable" ostrich ride in South Africa's Oudtshoorn region and a watermelon smoothie, which, "as long as long they're made without surgary mixers . . . decrease body fat and increase lean muscle mass," so you have the energy to enclose your unfenced pool.
2. Those driving a used Chrysler Town & Country while enjoying a pineapple frappe on their way to apply for a $159,000-a-year air traffic controller job that they're confident they'll receive because "many air traffic controllers are baby boomers nearing retirement age" and they live in Seattle, which "is revising its tax, zoning and permit policies to make (it) more business-friendly," report "problems with the suspension, brakes, climate system and power equipment" and hope that the repair costs don't cut into their pesticide residue-removing budget or impact their upcoming trip to Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park to watch a massive crab migration.
3. Even if you have a used Volkswagen Passat, which "despite being praised by reviewers when new" is subject to problems with the "fuel, electrical and climate systems," not to mention the "power equipment," you should be able to grab a dark chocolate shake ("Yes, really. Chocolate — especially the dark kind — helps you slim down") in your "booming" hometown of Washington, D.C. neighborhood and still make it by foot — D.C. is also one of the Top 20 walking cities — to your job as the city's six-figure-salary fire chief without getting in trouble and being forced to cancel your surf on a horse vacation in Brandenton, Fla., and thus have to spend the time dealing with toxic plants.
4. Those looking to bond with gorillas should drink iced peppermint tea, "which helps prevent bloat" (gorillas dislike bloat); save up money from their $109,000-a-year elevator mechanic gig in Rochester, Minn., where "synergy among the city's resources has been well cultivated and is paying dividends;" put off for another day fixing their weather-worn deck ("When was the last time you water-proofed your deck?") and forget driving their Ford Expedition, because (a) "even if you need the large-capacity hauling . . . the big boy of the Ford SUV line . . . gets the minimum two circles from J.D. Power and (b) the gorillas are in Virunga National Park in Congo, which is too far to drive to.
After a month off, I'm excited to be at The Hideout (1354 W. Wabansia) this Friday, Aug. 5, for The Interview Show. My guests are WTF podcaster Marc Maron, The Deal From Hell author James O'Shea and musicians Jon Langford and Lawrence Peters. 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. $8.


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Rules The Courage League 2020-02-28T12:12:42+00:00
Rules: Summer 2020
Venues & League matches: Team venue should be within a 7.5 mile radius of the centre of Midsomer Norton. Board and oche should be at regulation BDO height and length and should be well lit.
Games to consist of 5 singles (blind draw or from hat if preferred), 2 pairs and 1 triple. Singles and pairs – 501, triples – 601. Straight in, double out, bust rule applies, best of 5 legs per singles game best of 3 thereafter. At the end of the night an overall win scores 2 points or 1 point each for a draw. Games to commence no later than 8.45pm. Persistent offenders will be dealt with at the committees discretion! Waiting for players is allowed providing there are no other players available at the time of the draw. All singles players must be available to play by 9.30pm latest. Winning team to forward card (including 180s and 100+ checkouts) within one week of the game. Home team to forward card in the case of a draw. Failure to return the card within one week and the 'responsible' team may forfeit the game (at the committees discretion). A 'forfeit' game includes the points and all legs. Full results (inc. 180s etc) may be emailed/photo messaged providing the card is also sent. Results can be emailed to: results@thecourageleague.co.uk. Photo messages can be sent to secretary – number below.
League table: In the event of a position tie on the league table, 'games won' will be the deciding factor. If it's still a tie then 'leg difference' will be the secondary factor. Two teams guaranteed promotion/relegations in divisions of eight or more teams – one team in divisions of seven or less. In the case that a league has a different number of teams in each division the lower number applies. Promotion/relegation is seasonal. IE. winning division two in the summer season promotes you for the next summer season, not the upcoming winter season.
Player of the Match: Each captain (or whole team) should nominate a 'Player of the Match' from the opposing team and write the name on the card in the space provided. The decision can be for any reason you like. It needn't necessarily be performance based but it must be a genuine reason. The overall winner will be the player with the most nominations at the end of the season. In the event of a tie the committee will adjudicate.
Cup matches: Up to and including semi-finals – as league games except all games best of 3 and in the case of a draw each captain should nominate a player to play a best of three legs 'shootout' to decide the winner (normal singles games rules apply).
The finals will be played at a neutral venue and a coin should be tossed to decide who is 'home' and 'away' (winner gets choice). Singles drawn as normal, 'home' team put names first in first pair and triples games. 'Home' team start and mark first game alternating after that. The venue for the knockout and subsidiary finals will be decided at the AGM or mid-season meeting.
Singles & pairs: Roll call at 8.30pm sharp, play by 8.45pm. All players must be present at the roll call or they will be ruled out. Official at venue to adjudicate in any dispute. Results to be forwarded back within one week. Text and phone details are on the sheets or numbers below. Singles and Pairs – 501, straight in, double out, bust rule applies. Best of 5 legs for singles and pairs games. Players must have attended at least 5 games to qualify for the singles and pairs. Please make sure all players are listed on your league and cup game cards (there is space on the front) to ensure players are registered. Losing singles and pairs must mark the next match. Divisional singles will be played at two venues and down to the winner at each. Best of three legs until semi finals when it becomes best of five. More details of venues, format and start times will be given closer to the playing date (see singles page). Players must have attended at least 5 games to qualify for the divisional singles.
Registration: Teams will be provided with signing-on forms that must be handed in at the mid-season meeting. After this time only players listed on the form are eligible to play for that team. New players included in games after the meeting will be deemed ineligible and the individual's game score will be reversed if they have won. If signing-on forms are not handed back at or before the mid-season meeting then only players who have played up till that time will be deemed eligible to play. Players may be brought in, in extreme circumstances, providing the committee are informed PRIOR to play. Both captains must agree transfers and the committee informed. No players from any other Thursday league allowed to play unless they are changing to The Courage League permanently and must be agreed with committee prior to the game.
Cancellations: Cancelling team must inform the opposing team AND the committee. At least 24 hours notice must be given or a £5 fine will be incurred and food will have to be paid for (except in extreme circumstances). Non-cancelling team must give two dates (within six weeks of the original fixture and at least one week before the final league game) when the game can be played. If no date can be fixed then the committee will attempt to mediate. Only one "free" cancellation will be allowed per team for a genuine reason. Any further cancellations will incur an automatic £10 fine. In the event a game cannot be played then the cancelling team will forfeit the game including points and all legs.
Meetings: All outstanding fees (including singles and pairs) must be paid by or on the date of the mid-season meeting (see details below) or a £20 fine will be incurred. If the fees remain outstanding then that team will be expelled from the league. All fees must be paid to Mark Colbourne. No other members of the committee or The Waldegrave Arms will accept payment.
Trophies: Winners and runners-up trophies are the responsibility of the winning individual or venue. Any lost trophies must be replaced a with similar value/quality trophy. Damages must also be paid for. Trophies must now be returned at the mid-season meeting. A £20 fine will be incurred (for each trophy) for failure to do so.
Rule changes: Rule changes to be submitted to committee prior to following seasons AGM.
Presentation night: Order of play and timings will be circulated in good time prior to the night. Changes in the order must be agreed by the committee. Players must be at the venue at start time (8.00pm) to be included. Winning teams/individuals that are unable to collect trophies must make alternative arrangements and inform the committee of their absence.
Any matters arising during the season, not covered by these rules, will be adjudicated on by the committee.
Waldegrave Arms (league HQ): 01761 241384
Allan Clarke (chairman): 07742 770654
Dave Jewell (league secretary): 07377 331694
Mark Colbourne (treasurer): 07791 285071
thecourageleague.co.uk
Mid season meeting – TBC

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Let's face it, everyone wants to look better in a swimsuit.
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With three of the world's most advanced training systems, FMS Functional Movement Screening, Ground Force Method, and the StrongFirst™ School of Strength and Conditioning, we'll make that happen faster than you ever thought possible!
All clients, whether Personal, Semi-Private or Small-Group, are first put through a Functional Movement Screen assessment to determine what movements their bodies are ready for. The training is then customized to address and repair specific weaknesses shown to be the markers for risk of a later injury.
With the FMS, we are able to ensure the body returns to a state of symmetry, and can proceed through its transformation while working at high-intensity and free from injury.
The FMS screen is used successfully as injury-prevention, performance-enhancement and career-extension in the NFL, NHL and other professional sports leagues. Additionally, over a 6-year period, the FMS screen and corrective exercises reduced time lost to injuries by 62% in the Orange County California Fire Department!
Steve McMinn, SFG has been personally taught and certified in the FMS and corrective exercises by its creator Gray Cook of www.functionalmovement.com, and StrongFirst™ Master Instructor Brett Jones.
Using the FMS principles, Master SFG Instructor Peter Lakatos created the Ground Force Method system. Based on primitive patterns/movements like crawling, squatting, rolling and balancing, GFM helps to restore lost mobility and improves the body's posture & alignment.
We use Ground Force Method to warm the body up in preparation for loaded training.
As we work to return the body to its strongest, safest and most-balanced movements, the StrongFirst School of Strength and Conditioning will work to blast off fat and add lean, toned muscle to your increasingly impressive frame. Just as tension and relaxation are the two sides of the performance coin, in the StrongFirst training system safety is viewed as a part of, not the opposite of, performance.
This HardStyle school of kettlebell training demands you to be present and aware at all times as you learn to use your entire body to generate never before seen strength and stamina. There is a reason why the StrongFirst community is home to some of the strongest and most well-conditioned men and women on the planet!
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Using self-control leads to ego depletion, a state whereby people are temporarily less successful at self-control. But the mechanisms underlying ego depletion remain debated. We tested the resource model (Baumeister, Vohs, & Tice, 2007) and motivation-based accounts of ego depletion (e.g., Inzlicht, Schmeichel, & Macrae, 2014). To manipulate resource depletion, participants (n = 78) initially completed either a non-depleting or depleting Stroop task. To test the role of motivation, we manipulated the Stroop task's perceived difficulty: participants within each Stroop condition were misled into believing that the task was either easy or difficult. Contrary to the resource model's predictions, participants who completed the depleting (vs. non-depleting) Stroop task did not perform worse on a second self-control task. But consistent with motivational-based accounts, those who believed the Stroop task was difficult (vs. easy) performed worse on the second task. No effect was observed on approach motivation. Taken together, our findings are more readily accommodated by motivational models. Future research should investigate the precise motivational mechanics underlying ego depletion.


Described as one of the most exciting and important sopranos performing today, she made chart history earlier this year when her début album, Stars Are Rising, entered the Official Classical Charts at Number 1, knocking Alfie Boe off the top, making her the first independent artist to get to number one with a début album. Produced and orchestrated by world renowned pianist, Robert Emery, it was applauded by the National Press, Radio and TV for its eclectic mix of dramatic arias, cinematic classics and crossover versions of popular gems such as Bowie's 'Life on Mars' and Slade's 'How Does It Feel?'.
Joanna, who made her West End Début at just 13, will be performing the album and many other popular classical and musical hits in an evening not to be missed accompanied by some surprise familiar faces!


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Okay, I've been very absentee with the blog this week. For real, I have two posts sitting partially drafted on here and multiple notes on my computer for other posts I've yet to write. But, I just haven't been able to really focus after work!! It's been non-stop this week. Prior to my 28 Day Fitness Challenge, I was doing a lot of my writing in the early morning, because my mind was fresher then. But, now that I'm exercising in the morning, I don't have time to write before work. And, I'm so burned out after work … I'm staring at a computer and writing all day and/or attending multiple meetings (seriously, I had FIVE meetings on Thursday and didn't leave until 7 pm last night) … I just can't concentrate on writing a DECENT full post!! This is why I HAVE to work-out in the morning. It just wouldn't happen at all if I didn't!
All that being said, I AM going to get this detangling post finished and published TODAY!!! I know that weekends are wash days for many ladies, and I want to get this out in case it might be helpful!!
But first, gotta get my work-out gear on and hit the basement for Day 27 of my 28 Day Fitness Challenge!!! I'm so excited that I'm definitely going to make 28 days!! Okay, let me get out of here now! But, I'll be back!! Promise!!
I'm so inspired and proud of you !! Day 27 .. U are almost done… U did good!!
Thanks Em!! I made it and day 32 is tomorrow!! Gonna try to keep it going as long as I can until this weight is off of me!
It's okay for you to make yourself a priority! We'll be here when you can post blogs again. Good job for sticking to your plan!
Awwww, thank you Deborah :)!!
Hee hee … I so could've written this post. I have been working around the clock. Every once in a while you need to take a break from blogging and posting to handle your real life. Glad you are back – I put your detangling post to use just today!


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Q: Swift - adding Subview in AppDelegate I have a problem with revealingSplashView. I want it to be shown every time the app launches but it is not being displayed because I have to add it as a Subview but how can I do that inside AppDelegate?
I tried this but it is not working:
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var window: UIWindow?

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func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
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A: The problem is the order of events. You add the splash view. Then the root view controller comes along and gets its view and adds that to the window — covering the splash view.
One workaround is to make the root view controller get its view now and put the splash view in that view:
window?.rootViewController?.view.addSubview(revealingSplashView)

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This lesson teaches about stress and how to cope with its effects.
identify situations that cause feelings of stress.
determine and discuss positive/healthy ways to cope with stressful situations.
Discuss with students the definition of stress. Write students thoughts on a chalkboard or chart as they express them. After a brief period of sharing, review with students the ideas they have offered.
Emphasize that stress can cause powerful feelings, as well as biological changes in the body. Allow students to brainstorm some feelings and biological changes that stress can cause. Write their responses on a board or chart.
Students responses have no doubt included ideas related to the "fight or flight" theory of stress response. If not, introduce this theory. You will find useful resources on the Internet, including The Fight or Flight Response.
Tell each group they have 1-2 minutes to write down their responses to the situation on the poster in front of them. You might play music (something lively) while the students are engaged in the activity.
When the designated time is up, have students move to the poster to their right. Allow two more minutes to respond to the situation at the top of the poster that is now in front of them.
Continue rotating until each group has had a chance to write their responses to the situations on all six posters. Then have a spokesperson from each group read the responses on the poster in front of them. Discuss similarities, insights, or perceptions related to the ideas listed. Talk about which responses are positive stressors and which are negative stressors.
Have students return to their seats. As a class, brainstorm appropriate and healthy strategies to cope with the stressful situations they wrote about. Students should take notes on those strategies. (You might provide a handout with the six headings and room for notes beneath each).
After the activity and discussion, quiz students about appropriate strategies for dealing with stress. You might pose specific situations and have students suggest appropriate responses. Alternatively, students might role-play appropriate responses to stressful situations.


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Short introduction to the Porto Codes project.
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Michelle Schubert takes on Inside Survivor in power rankings for Survivor: Game Changers finale.
For the final time this season, former Survivor player and "Mother of Dragons" Michelle Schubert takes on Inside Survivor's Martin "Redmond" Holmes to determine the Inside Survivor Power Rankings champion.
In Round 11, Michelle received 14 points for ranking Andrea in 7th place and Michaela last (bumped up to 7th after first elimination). Martin received 11 points. That means the overall scores are Martin at 160 points and Michelle at 158 points. It truly is anyone's game to win!
We use the Gordon Holmes format of Power Rankings. Each week the power rankers create separate rankings based on least likely to most likely to be eliminated. However, the finale works a little bit differently. The rankers will rank the six finalists in order of placement, and they will gain 2 points for every correct placement. At the end of the season, the person with the most points will be named the Survivor: Game Changers Power Rankings Champion.
This was a tough decision. Based solely on the edits, I feel like the winner is between Brad and Sarah. Early in the season Brad was shown to be playing really well and painted in a really good light with all his relationships but recently he's shown as the underdog. I think that's a perfect scenario from which to emerge as the winner.
This late in the game and still two idols?!? Wow. We haven't seen very much strategy from him which I think will be an important aspect of the winner's resume this year. At the end of last week's episode, we saw Brad (with Troyzan) look at Tai after the vote and say something like "Cirie and Aubry just voted for you!" And Tai nodded. I think this just brought the three of them closer and secured Tai's spot in the Final 3.
Still has an idol and is now part of the "in" group. I don't think people realize how much of a pair Brad and Troyzan are and I wonder if Troyzan doesn't realize how much of a threat (and therefore a winner) Brad is.
She's got the legacy advantage which SHOULD secure her past 6th place. She also voted with Brad and Troyzan last week which I think will continue for two more votes (at most!). But then I think everyone will turn their sights toward her. She also got a less than perfect edit last episode which implies to me that the "Sarah arc" is coming to a close.
She was telling the truth when she tried to save Sarah... But it backfired. Yikes. Poor girl is just always on the wrong side of the vote!
It was between Aubry or Cirie for this spot because they are on the outs. Cirie seems to have been very prominent in the deception that took place (especially with Tai!! Holy cow! That would have been an awesome move!) But I think it really painted a bullseye on her back.
Oh man. I've been going back and forth on Sarah or Brad for weeks now. I'm confident based on the edit that both will make F3, but who will prevail in the end? I'm hesitantly leaning towards Sarah, simply because the Brad tantrum wasn't a good look last week. Ugh..it's gonna be Brad, isn't it?
If Mr. Culpepper isn't winning, then he must be runner-up. His edit doesn't really make sense to finish anywhere but winner or runner-up. People might just respect Sarah's more commanding game.
This one is tough too! It was between Troy or Tai, but honestly, why would anyone be bothered to take Troy out before the finals? He's the ideal person to sit next to at the end. Plus he has an idol, so that's going to save him for at least one vote.
The preview wants us to think Tai is giving away his idols, but that could be a classic misdirect. With two idols, Tai should be able to secure his spot in the Final 4. But if he busts out two idols back-to-back, that is quite a resume builder, and I'm not sure anyone would want him in the F3 at that point.
Cirie put a big old target on her back after last week's mishap with the Vote Steal. I do think she'll use her incredible skills to dodge one more vote-off, though. But I can't see anyone wanting to take Cirie much further than that.
I've felt that Aubry is going to be an idol victim for a while, hence her quiet edit. With three idols in play and the Legacy Advantage, I think the final six tribal could be a chaotic one, and Aubry is a likely victim.


This is the 3rd day I've had stress aid in waterers for the chickens and ducks. It's Hot and wanted to make sure they get the extra boost during this extreme heat.
However. The bees are covering the waterers. I have 2 waterers over by their hives, and one a little further away for them (out of flock reach) with just water. They seem to ignore them since the stress aid is here for the flock.
This morning I had to put in my bee suit to deal with the waterers. When I say covered, I mean covered. I emptied them and removed the stress aid supplement.
Is this addition of stress aid going to cause a problem for the bees? Why do they like it soooo much? Since I changed the water to just water I see a fraction of them there now.
I want to add ACV to the water for the flock, will this have any affects on the bees as well?
It's sweet and flavoured, to encourage animals to drink it. Like Sunny Delight or Orange Tang. I'm sure the bees think it's manna from heaven lol. I don't know if it would cause harm, butI view it the same way for my critters as I view coloured/flavoured junk drinks like Tang-nice as a treat or a boost, but if I'm getting enough vitams from real food, the junk stays on the shelf.
I'm thinking stress-aid has tetracycline in it? I don't know.
Not real good if your going to draw honey off the hive. Not sure about ACV.
Stress Aid just has vits and mins. I think you're thinking of super booster - it has penicillin.
windwalkingwolf wrote: QR_BBPOST It's sweet and flavoured, to encourage animals to drink it. Like Sunny Delight or Orange Tang. I'm sure the bees think it's manna from heaven lol. I don't know if it would cause harm, butI view it the same way for my critters as I view coloured/flavoured junk drinks like Tang-nice as a treat or a boost, but if I'm getting enough vitams from real food, the junk stays on the shelf.
I lost 1 pullet from what I believe to be heat stroke and 2 others were suffering. Weather changed to cooler and stress aid was added to waterers. I managed to have the 2 that weren't top of their game pick up and are now roaming wth the flock and doing much better. Sometimes stress aid added to water is better safe than sorry, and I hate additives, trust me, but this weather was beyond negotiations.
Hopefully all the bees return to their waterers sooner than later.
Bayvistafarm wrote: QR_BBPOST I'm thinking stress-aid has tetracycline in it? I don't know.
We fight every day as I swish them off the rims so I can take the buckets into the barn.
But back to Maximus concern-no I'd not worry- stress-aid is like Gatorade for livestock.
Honey fr homestead bees & Maple Syrup.Lumber, Heirloom fruit trees&plants.
Doesn't matter, they want the ones the chicken use lol. As long as they are swarmed like they were with the stress aid then I can deal with it.
I've heard of electrolytes like stress aid being used as an ingredient in pollen sub protein patties for honey bees. I wouldn't be too worried about it.


8 Dec Progress in Ecology: Edition 1 () to. Edition 6 (?) Dr. Charles J. Krebs. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems and. University of British. 9 Feb Full-Text Paper (PDF): The ecological world view (Charles Krebs) book review. An Introduction to Behavioural Ecology. The third edition of this successful textbook classic, Krebs and Davies set a high standard for what should be expected.
Ecology: The Experimental Analysis of Distribution and Abundance. to date (14 March ) are available to download for evaluation and review (PDF files). Ecology: from individuals to ecosystems / Michael Begon, Colin R. Townsend, John L. Harper. .. suggested by Krebs (): 'Ecology is the scientific study of. delivered via e-mail to [email protected] One of the things I learned as I wrote this book was the frequency of errors of computation in the ecological.
BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY. An Evolutionary Approach. SECOND EDITION. EDITED BY. J. R. KREBS. Lecturer in Zoology at the. Edward Grey Institute of Field. They have done it again! In the eminently successful earlier editions of their textbook classic, Krebs and. Davies set a high standard for what should be expected. 5 Apr these topics. 'Behavioural ecology is a beguilingly simple subject'. J.R. Krebs and N.B Davies . The romantic era of behavioural ecology. 29 Jun Ecological theories—both general and constituent—are often probabilistic .. Stephens DW, Krebs JR () Foraging Theory. Princeton. 30 Jan Ecology after years: Progress and pseudo-progress. Charles J. Krebs. Department of Zoology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver.


Let me advice you, if you ever come to this part of UK (if you've never been here before) that the dawn is near 05:00 in the morning. If the light does bother you when sleeping, search for a hotel with courtains of some sort.
I woke up at 07:15, I had a quick shower and I did some clean-up of my stuff (I put everything back in my travel bag). I left the hotel at 08:00. Just after leaving, I met Denis Bilenko on my way to the Birmingham Conservatoire. Denis is going to give a talk on thursday about the gevent network library and we talked a little bit while walking to the conference building.
I got some problems entering the conference, as they didn't find my identification badge (WTF, next time I'm going to use Wu as my real name, as this happened to me back in 2008 in the djangocon in San Francisco and last year here in birmingham too :(). Finally I managed to find the badge myself, so I could get all the goodies (A nice black t-shirt, a mug from bytemark hosting and the usual list of atendees and advertisements of all kind).
First talk I attended to was New and Improved from Michael Foord. He covered some of the stuff in the unittest module. As a newbie to the testing world, it was an interesting talk, but probably it was more productive for people with some background on the topic.
After a small break to have a coffee (and talk with a nice guy from Bombay called Safe) I went back to Adrian Boult Hall to attend Good tests, Bad tests from William Reade. This was a little more interesting to me, as he covered some good tips when thinking about TDD and writing tests for new and legacy applications.
Next talk, before the lunch break, was How import works. In this talk Brett Cannon talks about how the new import rewrite for Python 3 works, covering some of the new internal features like finders and loaders. I've to say that I find that there are a lot more talks related to python 3 this year, which is nice (in the end, the whole python world will have to move sooner or later).
For lunch we had some chili with meat and rice (really, really, really spicy) and a variety of desserts (I picked up tiramisu, which was quite good indeed). The path to the room where we got the food (the cafeteria of the conservatoire) was full of papers and posters about the exams and qualifications of the studends, as well as some information on different methods and courses you could use/join to learn playing all kinds of instruments. As a guy told me while waiting in the queue - "It is never too late to learn playing music".
Following the main topic of the day, testing in Python, the next two talks were somehow related as both covered tools for functional testing. Testing HTTP Apps with Python3 was an introduction to a soon-to-be open source project that will be called Monstrum (monster in polish), developed by Łukasz Langa (and some more people) in Poland. Lukasz and his mate began with three examples (based on true stories) to show us how important tests are and how you can shoot your feet if you don't use them. Then he covered the main features of the software and they also covered some reasons for the software to be written in Python 3.
Python & Selenium Testing was driven by two people too, Raymond Hettinger focused a little bit more on the company behind Selenium, giving us some information about the services they are offering off the cloud, based on Selenium itself (some of them are very impressive) and he even gave us access codes to test the full services for free while we are at the europython (jay!).
Jason Huggins focused more on the internals behind Selenium and how powerful it is to perform funcional testing emulating almost any kind of browser-and-os combo available. He performed a half-life/half-recorded demo to show us how to remotely call a Selenium install on a virtual machine to run some tests on a browser. Nice that, well done guys!.
Then it was time for another break. This time getting a coffee was really difficult, as everybody was there on a queue to get some. I got a coffee and I stopped by the OReilly stand (Oh! No! ;D) just to take a look at some books. Of course I stopped at the Packt Publishing stand too (quite small comparing it with the big OReilly one). I'm sure I'll not be able to avoid my usual book-hungry and I'm going to buy 2/3 books O:) (in fact there are some testing, security and regexp books that I don't know why they are not already in my bag!).
After the break I attended another talk related to testing software, this time Testing in Python with py.test by Holger Krekel, covering the use of py.test an old but currently maintained option to do testing in python (both unit and functional testing). py.test is a lightweight and easy-to-use tool to perform tests on your code and it has a big plugins repository that allow you to achieve a lot of things when doing your tests (including some django-related plugins or plugins to integrate tests from the standard library unittest or nose).
Are doctests a good or a bad thing?
How can we better encourage people to test?
Which is the best unit testing framework and why?
Some people from the audience shooted some interesting questions aswell.
When the day was finished at the conference, I went back to the ETAP, drop some things on my room and I refreshed me a little bit (it is really hot in bham on July). Then I went down to use the hotel's lobby free wifi and try to find out where the people were going to meet today. Long story short: the wifi didn't work, but I was lucky that Antonio Cuni appeared as I was able to join him in our way to the center of Birmigham.
It was really funny because when he told me his name was Antonio I just told him - "Hey, que tal?" - thinking he was also spanish (c'mon, you see the name??!???) but he is from Italy ;).
We went to the city center and we had a pizza for dinner. We had a nice talk while having dinner, both about his work with Python (he is one of the maintainers of PyPy) and about some other things like the football world cup ;).
After dinner we went to the Walkabout, a really nice place were we join some Zopistas from the netherlands and some other people. What a place, if you ever come to Birmingham, you have to stop by and have a beer listening to the good live music.
Now off to bed, let's see what happens tomorrow!


Mameda-machi, Hita city Oita prefecture.
in that town where the streets of the Edo-period still remain remarkably.
There are only 6 rooms in the back of a quiet alley.
We prepared a quiet space where the mind is loose.
would like to give the greatest moment in Japan.
There are only 6 rooms, that is especially why we used local materials for the building and interior.
Our restaurant built in 1813 as storage of Japanese Sake brewery. Local production for Local consumption, coloring of the seasons and chef's skills. we hope you feel that atmosphere of the past.If you have difficulties food, allergies etc. Please do not hesitate and tell us in advance.
In the vicinity of Hotel Kazahaya, you can enjoy various festivals throughout the year.


The original Kalmar Nyckel has long since vanished, but the new one helps educate Delaware students.
The Kalmar Nyckel was the boat that helped the Swedish establish Delaware, landing in Wilmington in 1637.
The ship was there during the progression of Delaware. The original Kalmar Nyckel has long since vanished, but there is a new Kalmar Nyckel. This one isn't being used to settle lands, though. Rather, this ship is helping educate Delaware students.
"Our mission is education," said Sam Heed, director of education for the Kalmar Nyckel. "We are a nonprofit education foundation with the ship being used as a platform for different educational programs."
The new Kalmar Nyckel, which was built from 1995 to 1997, helps educate students and the public about history, social studies, economics and the various STEM subjects. It will be docked in Lewes from Aug. 13 until Sept. 5 at the Lewes Ferry Terminal Public Pier.
Based out of Wilmington, a crew of 30 can live aboard the ship when the Kalmar Nyckel is at Lewes or other places around the mid-Atlantic education students.
When it is not in Lewes, though, the Kalmar Nyckel serves as a floating classroom for Delaware students.
Heed said the history program is geared toward fourth- and fifth-grade students. Students learn the history of the ship and how it helped establish the Delaware Colony.
"You cannot understand the history of our country without understanding the maritime history of the Atlantic," Heed said.
The ship itself is 85 percent accurate from the water level up, Heed said. Below deck, though, the ship is more modern, with diesel engines to help it dock and a full, modern galley.
"This is where we can do more STEM based lessons," Heed said.
Students aboard the Kalmar Nyckel studying science have a wide variety of components to study.
"Students can study applied physics, engineering, simple machines which augment human power, sailing which has math and physics applications, and buoyancy. You can also study environmental science," Heed said.
Due to the complex subject matter, Heed said some fifth-grade classes can study science aboard the ship but most of the science based programs are for students in high school studying physics and chemistry.
"It's pretty cool being on a real ship that sails," Heed said. "Whenever the crew goes out, even if a group of students or the public is not on board, we try to sail."
For economics, the Kalmar Nyckel helps explain to students the importance shipping had on the world then and now.
"(The ship's history) is part of what we think of as the global economy," Heed said.
Heed pointed out most of the world's shipping still takes place over water and it is crucial to educate students to the importance of that.
"We are much more dependent on ships and shipping than ever before," Heed said.
Above all, the Kalmar Nyckel teaches students and the public alike the story of Delaware.
"We think it gives you an appreciation of who we are, how we got here and our identity," Heed said. "From settling the Delaware Valley to contact with Native Americans, it is all important to understanding who we are."


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Virtually all scholars agree that apocalyptic and millenarianism formed at least part of the matrix of the culture in first-century Jewish Palestine, but there is a sharp disagreement concerning the extent to which Jesus shared apocalyptic and millenarian beliefs.
Although there has been a great deal written defending or opposing an 'apocalyptic Jesus', almost nothing has been said on the questions of what, from the standpoint of modern historiography of Jesus, is at stake in the issue of whether or not he was an apocalypticist or a millenarian prophet, and what is at stake in arguing that his alleged apocalypticism is a central and defining characteristic, rather than an incidental feature. Much has been said on the kind of Jew Jesus was, but almost nothing is said on why the category of Judaism has become so central to historical Jesus debates. These questions have less to do with the quantity and character of the available ancient evidence than they do with the ways in which the modern critic assembles evidence into a coherent picture, and the ideological and theological subtexts of historical Jesus scholarship. Scholars of Christian origins have been rather slow to inquire into the ideological location of their own work as scholars, but it is this question that is crucial in achieving a critical self-awareness of the larger entailments of historical scholarship on Jesus and the early Jesus movement. This volume begins the inquiry into the ideological location of modern historical Jesus scholarship.
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Sinter deposit in a distributing pipe used for about fifteen years in Misasa radioactive hot springs was investigated. The results were as follows; 1. The metal elements in this deposit were quaIi. tatively analysed by spectraspan plasma emission spectrophotometry (SPES), by fluorescent X-ray spectrometry, and following elements were detected; B, Na, Mg, AI, K, Ca, Mn, Fe, Cu, Zn, As, Sr, Ba and Pb. 2. The metal elements in this deposit were quantatively analysed by SPES and atomic absorption spectrophotometry, and following elements were determined; Fe : 508.7, As: 26.40, Ca: 7.85, Mn : 2.00, Al : 1.80, Na: 1.60, Zn: 1.33, K: 0.80, Cu: 0.67, Sr: 0.47, Mg: 0.35, Ba: 0.33 and B : 0.30 mg per gram. The color of this deposit was red brown, and the main component was ferric oxide. 3. Radioactive elements in this deposit were detected by autoradiography and radioluxography. Among the radioactive elements, concentration of radium was 320.5×10(-12)g/g (313.0×10(-12)Ci/g).


[RESOLVED] how do i know that the battery is fully charged?
i have a Lumia 620, i use battery pro + but it shows "charging" i wanna know when the battery is at 100 % ?
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There should be an icon in the top right corner of your phone showing it charging (flashing) when that stops charging it will remain solid.
As for Battery Pro+, you'd have to send information to the developer and ask them why it's not working right. Keep in mind the update cycle for live tiles is every 1/2hr.
I personally use Battery but even that lately has been acting funny.
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We're people who love Jesus and want to share His love with others.
Use this website to get a flavour of what Kirkliston Community Church is all about. Our story so far, events that are coming up and access to talks online.
We've grown from a handful of people meeting in a home in 2007 to over 200 regular attenders gathering on Sundays.
And we'd love to hear your story and share life with you. You can connect with us on Sunday mornings at 09.30 and 11.30, at Toddlers or in the Café. You can get in touch too if you'd like to find out more.
Here's a few of the highlights for the coming week. You can see the full list under events. Listen to audio from our services and follow along with the Bible passage using the links below too.


Former serial phone-in contributor and staunch defender of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) Mr. Osei Yaw Nketia, otherwise known as Dr. Asemfoforo has died.
Son of the 51-year-old deceased Ampem Kwabena Wireko who confirmed his death to mynewsgh.com, said his father has been ill for some time now and was on admission at the 37 military Hospital in Accra until he died on Easter morning.
"It is true that my father is dead. He died this morning at the 37 military hospital where he was on admission. The family is currently holding a meeting towards his funeral and other arrangement", he said.
Dr. Asemfoforo who is a critic of the current New Patriotic Party (NPP) was very vocal under the erstwhile President John Agyekum Kufuor's administration and to some extent organized a one man demonstration against certain policies implemented by government at the time.
He reportedly went quit such criticism when the National Democratic Congress (NDC) won power in 2008 and took over the reigns of governance in 2009 till it exited power in 2016.
Prior to 2016 election however , he switched camp and endorsed the flagbearer of the Progressive Peoples Party (PPP) Dr Papa Kwesi .
According to him, both NDC and the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) have failed to accelerate Ghana's development thus another term given to either of them was meant be a disaster.
He said Dr. Paa Kwesi Nduom given his track record as an astute businessman and an entrepreneur, if given the nod will save Ghana from total collapse.


India is the large importer of defence equipment in the world and does not develop new technologies because bribed by greedy unethical large corporates like google, tata harmless indian innovators are treated worse than criminals and rash car, vehicle drivers who actually cause death, wasting crores of indian tax payer money in the process.
However the obsession with vehicles leads to many problems like traffic jams and lack of parking space. Many people are parking their vehicle in the open, on the main road at night without any kind of security. This can be very risky, as anyone can damage the car, lamps, body, steal the fuel.
Overspeeding drivers are a major problem and have caused a large number of accidents all over india, Many of these drivers are drunk or have consumed drugs and kill people with their rash driving.
It is observed that for most high profile accidents like the reliance VP Jahnavi Gadkar case, the driver has an expensive luxury car, kills a large number of people while escaping unhurt, because of the excellent safety features of the high end car which he or she is driving.


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HIST 352: The South since 1865
Jennifer Ritterhouse
Spring 2023: Mondays 4:30-5:30pm, and by appointment
AFAM 390-009: The South Since 1865
HIST 811-001: Doctoral Research Seminar
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HIST 352-001: History of the South since 1865
Planetary Hall 212
As headlines about Confederate monuments and other issues remind us virtually every day, Americans are still divided over the legacies of the Civil War. Understanding the history of the American South after 1865 can help us make sense of these divisions. This course examines such topics as Reconstruction and its aftermath, racial politics and segregation, efforts to industrialize and modernize the South, the impact of the New Deal and World War II, and the successes and setbacks of the Long Civil Rights Movement. Throughout the course, students will learn as much about African Americans as white Americans, as much about poor people as elites, and as much about women as men. By the end of the semester, new immigrants, suburbanization, and conservative politics will present new topics to explore.
Us Regions
History of South during Reconstruction, Redeemer era, and New South, with particular emphasis on race relations. Covers political, economic, cultural, and intellectual development from aftermath of war. Limited to three attempts.


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import io.apiman.test.integration.runner.handlers.FieldAnnotationHandler;

import java.util.List;

import org.junit.runners.model.Statement;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
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    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(RunApimanInitAnnotations.class);

    private final Statement next;

    private final List<FieldAnnotationHandler> chain;
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    public RunApimanInitAnnotations(Statement next, List<FieldAnnotationHandler> chain,
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Competitions have gone live and your children can not only Practice maths skills but can also Compete against their friends/peers and earn points. In doing so, they move from a white belt up to a black belt (with many more belts in between).
After a few schools test driving it for just 2 weeks, students had earned just shy of 20,000 points in this short time (negative marking included) . Kids love this element of 4to12maths.
To access Competitions, login to 4to12maths, go to the Competitions 'widget' on your Dashboard and click on 'compete'.
Additionally for teachers & parents there is a new 'Competitions Report' which details student performance using competitions.


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Manager, Unai Emery to be sacked if Arsenal fail to qualify for Champions League
by Izuchukwu E.N October 11, 2019, 2:54 pm 1.6k Views
Arsenal Manager, Unai Emery, risks losing his job if he fails to deliver a return to the Champions League, after spending £152million on new players in the summer.
The Gunners are once again competing in Europe's second-tier competition, after finishing fifth last season.
However, they currently sit in third place, going into the international break.
Head of Football, Raul Sanllehi, has admitted anything less is not good enough.
Speaking at a fans' forum on Thursday night, he admitted: "We said to Unai that we just missed out on qualifying for the Champions League last year, but this year with a stronger squad, we expect you to do that."
It is understood Emery's deal runs out in 2020, with an option for one more year.
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UChicago scientists to help lay out vision for future of particle physics
From University of Chicago News, October 3, 2022: An international group of physicists is meeting to lay out a vision for the next decades of particle physics. Fermilab's Marcela Carena, who is a member of the committee, will participate in this study, which will help guide federal agencies, policymakers and academics as they make decisions about research, funding and planning. The study is expected to be released in 2024.
Site access policy and procedure updated
Please note that the site access policy and procedure have recently been updated. We recommend that everyone read the updated documents. Both files can be found on the policies site https://policies.fnal.gov/ under the Safeguards and Security section. If you have questions regarding the changes please email access@fnal.gov.
New Fermilab policies website
April 14, 2021 | Alison Markovitz
Fermilab recently launched a new policies website, which allows employees and users to more easily search for and locate labwide policies and procedures.
2020 Illinois recreational marijuana legalization: Fermilab and Fermi Research Alliance LLC policy
March 3, 2020 | John Myer
Fermilab is a federal site, and while marijuana has been legalized in Illinois, it remains a controlled substance under federal law and is therefore prohibited on Fermilab property. Marijuana (and other controlled substances) prescribed for or administered to the employee by a licensed physician are also prohibited on Fermilab property. This prohibition applies to all areas of the Fermilab site, including the public areas and the Village.
New service animal policy for Fermilab employees and users
A new policy is now in effect for the permitted use of service animals by employees and users at Fermilab. The Service Animals – Employees and Users Policy is very similar to the service animal policy for visitors.
From COO Tim Meyer: Site access, the final frontier
May 11, 2017 | Tim Meyer
This is the last of my series of columns on site access and today we highlight the lab's new Site Access Policy. I encourage you to review the policy, which became effective May 1.
Political activity, media interviews and you
April 18, 2017 | John Myer and Katie Yurkewicz
With the March for Science taking place across the country this Saturday, now is a good time for all of us to refresh our memories about Fermilab's policies on political activity and communicating with reporters.
In surprise move, House sends America COMPETES Act successor to President
From American Institute of Physics' FYI, Dec. 20, 2016: The COMPETES law has been used to set policy for the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Department of Energy Office of Science and various STEM education programs across the federal government.
Election season reminder: political activity restrictions at Fermilab
August 25, 2016 | John Myer
As we enter a spirited election season, the Office of General Counsel reminds everyone that there are important restrictions on political or campaign activities at Fermilab.


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Cash Toll Collection Returns to the Parkway Tuesday Morning
Southbound exit ramp toll of the Garden State Parkway (Dino Flammia, Townsquare Media NJ)
You'll be able to pay tolls with cash again on the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike starting Tuesday morning.
How WPG Can Help Your Small Business
Officials with the New Jersey Turnpike Authority also say exact change lanes at Parkway on and off ramps will reopen on May 19th as well.
If you do pay with cash, toll collectors in the booths will be wearing gloves, face masks, and plastic face shields. The NJTA also says drivers who intend to pay with cash are encouraged to also wear face masks as they interact with toll collectors.
Since March 24th, tolls on the Parkway and Turnpike have been collected either by E-ZPass or by mail as a precaution against the spread of COVID-19.
The bridges of the Delaware River Port Authority — the Commodore Barry Bridge, the Walt Whitman Bridge, the Ben Franklin Bridge and the Betsy Ross Bridge — were the first toll roads in the region to resume taking cash this past Monday morning.
If you are headed into New York City, the Port Authority said it will not accept cash at the George Washington Bridge and the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels until executive orders are lifted by Gov. Phil Murphy and New York Gov. Mario Cuomo.
Cash toll collection on the Atlantic City Expressway was also suspended at the end of March; the South Jersey Transportation Authority has yet to say when toll collectors will be back in-person on that road.
With prior reporting from Townsquare Media's Dan Alexander.
These People Are Helping Keep South Jersey Safe
Source: Cash Toll Collection Returns to the Parkway Tuesday Morning
Filed Under: Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Coronavirus, New Jersey Turnpike
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Rockstar Energy Drink is designed for those who lead active lifestyles – from Athletes to Rockstars. Rockstar supports the Rockstar lifestyle across the globe through Action Sports, Motor Sports, and Live Music. This support for live music has meant that we can provide everyone at Winterstorm with that additional boost for the entire weekend.


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Q: Can Prettier be limited to one plugin and a set of files only? We are using Tailwind in our projects and we want to use its official plugin for Prettier to sort our CSS classes.
However, Prettier is very annoying for us for other file types and other languages.
We only want to use it to sort our Tailwind CSS classes and nothing more.
Can we config it for this purpose?


To get to our meeting room, please enter through the glass doors at the lower entrance to the building. The street out front serves as a free parking lot!
If you complete a minimalist quilt for the September OR October meeting, you'll be entered in a drawing to win a Firecracker Fabrics gift card!
I really hate to announce that we are going to cancel the meeting on Sunday, September 9th. There is a Flood Watch in effect from 8pm this evening through Monday evening. In particular, tomorrow afternoon it's predicted that we're going to get heavy rain.
While I hope it remains a Flood Watch - and no floods actually happen! - not only has Millvale flooded in the past, but a lot of Pittsburgh roads are low-lying and get easily covered in water and become unsafe.
We'll work on rescheduling the meeting and be back in touch!


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Article Excerpt: "... On Mars, NASA's Opportunity rover has run out of so much power it can't communicate with Earth anymore — but that doesn't mean the vehicle is dead yet. The robot is in a deep sleep, thanks to a particularly nasty dust storm that's blocking sunlight from hitting its solar panels. NASA engineers are optimistic that the rover will be able to wake up ..."


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Setting new standards for data roaming: Get global internet access at the cost of a frappuccino with Goodspeed mobile Wi-Fi service
Since its launch in September 2012, the Goodspeed mobile Wi-Fi service has gone through a major transformation from a European service provider to a global player that provides busy travelers with wireless internet access at the cost of a frappuccino.
Goodspeed mobile broadband was launched with a handful of destinations in 2012. In May 2013 Goodspeed included already 9% of the earth's landmass; now the service covers 56% of the globe. The Goodspeed service is available today in 60 key business destinations across the globe, including the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Russia, China and Europe.
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Goodspeed Wi-Fi service covers now 56% of the globe.
From the very beginning Goodspeed has offered generous data allowances to travelers who need their wireless internet connection to work as seamlessly abroad as it does at home – and at reasonable prices. Although the data prices within the European Union will be cut again as of July 1st to €0.20 (or £16p) per Megabyte, the cost of roaming still remains high for those who depend on staying connected to get things done. Goodspeed has long since set its own standards for connectivity costs by offering high-speed internet connection with data rates starting at €0.006 per Megabyte. The same applies also outside the European Union. The daily data allowance of 500-1000MB, is available at the cost of a frappuccino, from €5.90.
For Goodspeed and its customers the year 2014 has already brought positive changes – and not only in terms of savings or service coverage. This spring a new version of the Goodspeed hotspot software was released, which further enhances the usability aspects of the service. The Goodspeed hotspot that enables the service is not only faster to connect and easier to use but also more informative and visually appealing.
Video about accessing the internet when on the road using the Goodspeed mobile hotspot.
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Królowie Basuto (1828-1966)
Tytuł władcy Basuto to Morena e Moholo/morena oa Basotho (Wielki Wódz/Król Basotho)

Dynastia Koena
 1828–1870: Moshoeshoe I (od 1868 pod protektoratem brytyjskim)
 1870–1891: Letsie I (syn)
 1891–1905: Lerotholi (syn)
 1905–1913: Letsie II (syn)
 1913–1939: Griffith (brat)
 1939–1940: Seeiso (syn)
 1940–1941: Gabasheane Masupha (regent)
 1941–1960: Mantsebo Amelia 'Matsaba (żona Seeiso, regentka)
 1960–1966: Moshoeshoe II (syn Seeiso, król niepodległego Lesotho od 1966)

Królowie Lesotho (1966-)

Dynastia Koena

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Lesotho

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From R&D Mag:
R&D Mag wrote: Akinyemi and his global team of 20 researchers in New York, Munich and Bangalore had an idea. They developed new combustion system designs, studied them inside a single cylinder test engine and took detailed measurements of exhaust levels, temperature and other data. Then they fed the information to sophisticated computer models and simulations and extrapolated the results from a to a full scale engine. It was critical that we knew that our solution met the target before we went to the real engine, Akinyemi says. With the single cylinder experiments we were able to isolate the combustion process. When we built the full-scale engine, the results were very close.
GE estimates that the new locomotive, which is packed with a new turbocharger, fuel injection, exhaust system, and other advanced technologies, will save its rail customers billions without giving up any of the performance of the 5,000 ecomagination-qualified Evolution Series locomotives, which now pull freight around the world.
Read more at: http://www.rdmag.com/News/Feeds/2012/08 ... -models-h/
Very interesting. Given the strong negative comments on urea treatments, I guess we can take it that GE is NOT going that way.
Just how you get a diesel engine to burn cooler while still producing the same power with the same amount of fuel I have no idea! Maybe LOTS of air is part of the scheme: there was mention of a new turbocharger.
by ScotCP356
I heard about this type of locomotive. But I don't understand why does this unit pose to be better than the older Evolution Series locomotive that came out in 2005? And also would this unit replace the older evolution series or no?
Scotty, the one who loves GE over a EMD
ScotCP356
Bloomfield NY
Starting in 2015, all new Class 1 NA Locomotives built have to meet Tier 4 Emissions specs. That is the main reason for the new model.
GEVO wrote: Starting in 2015, all new Class 1 NA Locomotives built have to meet Tier 4 Emissions specs. That is the main reason for the new model.
So all 7 class one railroads will have to get the new locomotives in 2015 to meet the Tier 4 Emissions?
If they plan on buying new locomotives in 2015, yes. All of GE's North American Evolution Series locomotives will meet Tier 4 at that time. The current Evolution Series locomotives are Tier 3, having replaced the original Tier 2 versions.
That does NOT mean the railroads have to stop using their Tier 3 or Tier 2 locomotives in 2015.
Ah I see, thanks for the information!!
by DutchRailnut
A locomotive needs to comply with emission standard as build, an older locomotive built(for example) as tier 1 can continue to operate under tier 1 rules.
Only if major rebuild of engine or replacement of engine is done, need the locomotive to be upgraded. as long as original type engine is kept, it keeps same tier 1 rating.
If Conductors are in charge, why are they promoted to be Engineer???
Retired Triebfahrzeugführer. I am not a moderator.
DutchRailnut
released from Stalag 13
Not exactly. Changes have been made for rebuilding Class 1 railroad diesel engines also. There are currently only Tier 1+ and most recently Tier 2+ engines upon rebuild. This came about as part of EPA rule 1033. Rule 1033 created Tier 0+, Tier 1+, & Tier 2+ revised emission standards. (Tier 0+ from '08 was replaced by Tier 1+ in '10)
GE's 1033 Locomotive Emissions Kits were created to ensure that GE's installed base of over 5,600 Non-Tier, Tier 0, and Tier 1 locomotives operating in the US are capable of meeting the EPA Part 1033 Emissions Regulations, which are required for all Non-Tier, Tier 0, and Tier 1 locomotives at overhaul as of January 2010. The kits also allow customers to extend the life of a locomotive while improving its emissions profile.
So to summarize, all Class 1 diesel engines that were originally built as Non-Tier, Tier 0, and Tier 1 are being built as Tier 1+ engines when they come in for a rebuild, which is typically after about 7 years of service. This started Jan 1 2010.
Class 1 Tier 2 diesel engines use the "Evolution Series Tier 2+ Emissions Kit" on current rebuilds.
Class 1 Tier 3 diesel engines that need rebuilt for some reaon would remain Tier 3 at this time.
Non Class 1's diesel engines can still currently be rebuilt the same as originally configured.
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Even as someone who follows this industry quite closely, I continue to be mystified by these standards and the way they're applied. I have great respect for the folks who have to deal with these regulations on a day to day basis!
Tier 0 locomotives being overhauled by GE, are still being released as Tier 0 as of today.
The Tier 0's being rebuilt are not for class 1 RRs. They even rebuild the old mechanicals but again, not for class 1 RR's. Tier 0 for class 1's disappeared the beginning of 2008 with the implementation of the 0+ which in 2010 became the Tier 1+.
GE Transportation has a new promotional video about their Tier 4 Evolution Series locomotive. Check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RyYkWEPiqM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The "Trains" Locomotive Annual (which hit the shelves of my local stores last week) has a one-page story on this new locomotive. Two photos, one a rear view which makes it very obvious that the radiator has been enlarged again: it looks like an AC60. (The very small data table in the article says the locomotive is 74 feet 8 inches long: 18 inches longer than current GEVO, but still 16 inches shorter than an AC60. Anybody know off hand how the length compares to the units with extra radiator capacity built for one of the Western Australian iron ore railroads?)
The article says that GE consulted with the railroads before making design decisions. "Infrastructure readiness, product reliability, maintainability, fuel efficiency, and a non-urea based technology were critical demands. The latter has been almost universally rejected as an acceptable option." The middle three (reliability, maintainability, fuel efficiency)are "of course" demands! The first may be an aspect of the last: wasn't one of the fears that a urea-based system would need special servicing, and so additional investment to equip service points?
There is also the statement that "During the past decade, GE has spent more than $600 million on technologies developed to meet emissions standards while simultaneously improving reliability, fuel efficiency, and operator comfort." That's worded in a way that allows the $600 million to cover ALL GE locomotive R&D in the period, but even so it suggests something about why new locomotives are as expensive as they are.
(Thanks for posting the U-tube link!)
Nice photo of a new Tier 4 ES44AC by John Crisanti:
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Dog sitting with a host family: how does it work?
Big or small, each dog has its own personality. When going on holiday, it is not always easy to find a resort that accepts pets. If you choose dog sitting in a host family it is very important to understand how this option works.
How does dog sitting in a family work?
By leaving your pet with a host family, in a way like kennels but with the warmth of a friendly family home.
Your pet's new temporary dog sitting family will treat him as if he was their own. By being a dog sitter, your pet's adoptive family will show their enthusiasm and all the dedication and care your dog will need.
Depending on which carer you choose, your pup may be on his own or with other animals. The dog sitter may have their own pet or even keep other dogs during the stay.
If this is the case, some owners see this option as a great opportunity for their pet to make new friends!
How long may I leave my dog?
It is not as common, but some dog owners need a yearly care, for example, on work days or every day depending on the situation.
Whatever your reason, whenever the time, the dog sitting option can be adapted to all situations when you choose the right family with a schedule that suits you.
Will my dog settle in with the family?
For most owners, it is difficult to say whether your dog will settle in quickly or not.
To find out, the best way is to take him on trial, only for a few hours at first in his new family.
You'll soon see how your pet reacts, whether his tail is wagging, whether he seems happy when you leave.
If this first visit is a success and your furry friend is happy, no need to worry, go ahead! This is the right sort of care for you and your dog!
After the first few visits if you have the slightest doubt and your pet is not happy, don't insist, this not the right option for your pup.
Why should I choose a family care?
Generally speaking, this option is very popular for dog owners.
Unlike cats, which are more independent, our canine friends need more attention including the need to feel human presence.
That is why many dog owners like the dog sitter to have their own pet, so that they can keep each other company and so your dog doesn't feel lonely.
Dogs can feel anxiety and can get stressed if they don't feel safe and reassured. Generally speaking this is when barking and howling becomes an issue.
To avoid unnecessary stress, most dog owners choose a home where they know there will be a human presence and a warm, loving atmosphere.
The friendlier the dog sitter seems, the better the owner will feel when saying goodbye!


Wonder if Lea is more popular for boys or girls?
This chart illustrates how many Boys were named Lea in the U.S. since 1880.
Records indicate that 7 boys in the United States have been named Lea since 1880.
The greatest number of people were given this name in 1895, when 7 people in the U.S. were given the name Lea. Those people are now 121 years old.
What do you think about the name Lea?


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St. Rynagh's Football Club Notes : 4th June 2012
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St Rynaghs Senior Football
St Rynaghs played Clonbullogue on Friday evening last in the Div 2 league. This was a scrappy game of football. Clonbullogue leading at half time by one point. St Rynaghs came out in the second half more determined and kicked some nice scores. St Rynaghs were victorious on a score line of 13 points to 6 points. Team: C. Clancy, S. Clancy, T. Flaherty, J. Carroll, P. Quirke, G. Rafferty, M. Grogan, J. Rafferty, D. Shortt, O. McIntyre, N. Wynne, E. Corcoran, D. O'Connor, A. Heatley, P. Mulhare. Subs: D. Flynn, J. Guinan.
Our New Clubhouse
We opened our new clubhouse on Sunday 27th May. Liam O'Neill officially opened our new clubhouse. Also in attendance was Pat Teehan and our local Councillor's. Fr Murray blessed the clubhouse and this was followed by the U16 medal presentation. Our club chairman Ray Bell thanked all who made this wonderful clubhouse happen. We would also like to thank Offaly and Westmeath for turning up and playing for our opening day and also Brian Gavin and all his officials. This was a very special day for St Rynaghs Football Club and great credit must be payed to all who made this happen. People in the club should be very proud of our fine building. Thanks very much to all.
U16 winners with GAA president Liam O'Neill in the new Club House, after receiving their medals.
Ray Bell (Club Chairman), Kieran Daly (Club President), Pat Teehan (County Board), Liam O'Neill (GAA President), Clr Marcella Corcoran, Connor Hanniffy and 60's Great Greg Hughes.