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The perfect storm! Get ready for 1 meter of fresh snow!
By meteomorris on 5 November 2017 · 0
Yes, the first significant snowfall of winter 2017-2018 has begun. Snow will be coming down in different regions in the Alps the next five days. And that fresh snow will form the base of the season (at least above 2000 meters). In this forecast:
It's snowing!
Snowfall the next five days
The details for Sunday
A mixture of snow and sun after the weekend
It's snowing in parts of over 2000 meters in parts of the French southern Alps, the Italian Piemonte, Aosta and Lombardia since Saturday 5.54 PM. It also started snowing in the Swiss ski areas south of the main alpine ridge the last couple of hours. The peaks are getting white again in Ticino and the south of Graubünden, the Engadin. It's dumping at the moment and that already resulted in some nice images. The snow line is dropping rapidly and is already around 1600-1900 meters. The snow line will drop even further the next couple of hours due to the incoming cold air and the intensity of the precipitation. The picture below was taken on Sunday morning in Sestrière and more snow will come down over there the next couple of hours.
The Italian Dolomites and the glaciers in Austria still have to deal with a warm Föhn wind and rain up to high altitude, but that will change the next couple of hours. A very active storm called Karl will settle itself south of the Alps and is getting ready for some fireworks. Check out storm Karl below on the left and our snow forecast for the next 6 days.
Storm depression Karl is clamped between high pressure above the Atlantic Ocean and high pressure above Russia the next couple of days. The current from the west to the east in the upper air layer comes to a stop, which allows Karl to pick up some cold air from the north and sticks around in the Alps. This will result in five days of (heavy) snowfall in the complete Alps. This will be the first base of the season for the complete Alps.
It started snowing on Saturday afternoon and the cold front is on its way to the Alps right now. The first cold air is reaching the west of the French northern Alps. It already started snowing in the French southern Alps yesterday and it's snowing in the French northern Alps right now as well. You can see the world getting white again on the webcams of the ski resorts in the Haute Savoie, Savoie and the Isère and I expect it to continue snowing for a while. Check out some images from Les Gets, La Plagne and Chamrousse.
It's not only snowing on the southern side of main alpine ridge, but it's also snowing on the north side of the Alps. The cold front is expanding to the east the next couple of hours, but it doens't go fast. It is snowing heavily in Switzerland this afternoon and it will also start snowing in Austria by the end of the afternoon. Check out the five steps below. The big picture is the snowfall right now and then from the left to the right the expansion to Switzerland and Vorarlberg, the snowfall in Austria with the main alpine ridge as center of gravity, a continuous current from the north on Monday and a retour d'est. Check out the forecast page and click on all the different days and maps for all the details.
The snow line will drop the next couple of hours and the snow will fall deep into the valleys especially in Switzerland and Austria. The snow line will drop to 1000 meters at the end of the afternoon and it will even drop further during the night. You can expect 10-30 cm, locally 50 cm of fresh snow above 1000 meters in Austria and Switzerland. There's an active weather alarm for Sunday afternoon and especially Monday morning for large parts of Austria, Switzerland and Italy.
You can expect a retour d'est on Monday. A Genoa depression settled itself above the Gulf of Genoa and it will start snowing heavily in the central and southern part of Italian Piedmont. The snow line drops down to 800 meters and will slowly rise during the day.
Storm Karl will still be around after Monday, but it will be less dominant. Nevertheless, it is still snowing in the Alps from time to time, where a some cold air may still bring us a some more snow later in the week. I expect around 30-80 cm of fresh snow above 2000 meters in large parts of the Alps the next five days. This could be even 130-150 cm in those places where hot and cold air collide. The biggest challenge are the French southern Alps. Expect for the resorts close to the Italian border, I don't expect that much snow over there. Some snow will come down on Sunday afternoon/evening, but that's it.
Our weather maps continue to forecast snowfall for the long term and and that's confirmed by the European and American weather models.
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ARC Review: Southbound Surrender by Raen Smith
Southbound Surrender by Raen Smith
Pages: Kindle Edition, 212 pages
Genre: New Adult
Five days. Fifty square feet. One last shot at love.
Cash Rowland first laid eyes on the tenacious and irresistible Piper Sullivan when they were both seventeen. He falls for her hard and just when he thinks she's doing the same, Piper is torn from his life without warning. She leaves no contact information but only a vague promise of fate.
Five years later, their paths unexpectedly cross. When he shows up with his eighteen-wheeler unannounced, Cash persuades Piper to head out on the open road to give him one last shot at love. But what should be a routine delivery across six states suddenly becomes an unforgettable journey when they save a woman with a broken past and discover that second chances are only for the lucky ones
I finished this yesterday night and it left me at odds. Because some things are really wonderful and others weren't that great. So this morning I am still at the same dilemma; How to rate this?
Well it's good. So three stars. But this is seriously well written. So it's kinda more. It's not really good though. So my most popular rating it is 3,5 Stars
The story line of Southbound Surrender was probably my least favorite part. I love anything to do with traveling. And since a lot of the book happens on the road, you'd think this was my favorite part. But well it wasn't. While Cash and Piper might be on the long road together, this wasn't actually really about their travels, more about their journey together. On a side note, I totally would have gone with Cash on the truck ride at their age! The best way to know if you suited is to travel together. Welll, then I am the girl who met this guy on and a couple of months later went on a 4yr trip.... I might be biased a bit when it comes to some of the things. But I promise not much, we didn't travel in a truck after all.
I did request this on Netgalley because of the traveling bit to be honest. It sounded like my kind of book. But as I said, while this is set to a big part on the road, I don't think it's a significant part of it.
I enjoyed the story line until about 70% of the book, then it was more like a blockbuster rom-com than the book I had started.
I mean the stuff that happens to them, right from the beginning. It's fun and cute and yeah some of it a bit cliche but then Smith took it to far with the police thing, at least in my opinion.
I loved the truck station sarnies, the swim in the rain, the trivia game - though yeah, thinking back, it has rom-com block buster written all over it. Amazingly at the time, I didn't really notice it.
Then the was the big twist - and honestly I really really didn't expect this one. AT ALL. Which is so refreshing, I mean normally one sees the big drama coming in a mile away, and I nearly always guessed the secret before had. But this time? I was totally knocked off my feet, because I didn't see this coming nor would I have ever guessed it.
But then the twist it self, was a bit meh. I did love the Carnie scene. Carter, le sigh, is one awesome dude! Again said swoon-worthy Carnie scene, totals rom-com blockbuster...
And so was the end. Which while it naturally was what I wanted, it was sort of not that satisfying funny enough. Maybe because it was too sweet and perfect all over sudden. I don't actually know why. I do know that a hell of a lot of readers will grin and happy-sigh over it though. Just like with all of the rom-com moments that kinda bugged me.
This is all about insta-love, Love at first sight, the one and all that. Which, yeah exactly!, I really don't fancy. But here is the shocker: I didn't mind. Well there were small parts where I was slightly annoyed about it, mostly I really didn't mind.
Which I attribute in part to the character building. Well, Carter's charater building to be exact. This is written from his POV. Oh not only that, it's written as if Carter would be telling you the story. Charter is witty and fun, obsessive (5years is a freakn long time) smart and in as he says, a details guy. I totally related to him and more I feel like I got to know him. He feels more like a friend than a charater - ok that sounds so creepy imaginary friend, but I can't actually describe it better. Over the course of reading this one gets to know Carter really well.
All the other characters one gets to know as Carter sees them. Piper stayed a mystery to a big part, she is obsessive (all that pink!), fun, intelligent and a little crazy but that's all we really are given about her. Hudson is the bestie, loyal, handsome and the typical guy best friend, Big Dave is broken and lost somehow, but has a heart of gold and in all his hippy glory really loves Carter.
After finishing this I actually thought, well most side character are a bit rom-com blockbuster as well.. well, they are. But I actually care about them, because Carter does. Carter is so well written, that none of that matters. All the other characters in fact feel like people my friends told my about a lot. You know them but you haven't actually met them yet. Which in the setting of this book. Well it's perfect!
My favorite part about this was Smith's prose. It's awesome! Seriously! And you know that's the most important part of a book for me. Smith made Carter come alive for me and more so she is seriously witty. There are so many amusing moments in this one, the banter was fun, but Carter's point of view of things made me grin over and over through the entire book. But there are also beautiful descriptions and heartfelt moments. I am definitely going to read more by Smith, because I totally fell in love with her writing.
Remember how I said this was all about love at first sight. Well it was. But it was also about meant to be, fate, the One and perusing what you think is meant to be. Again I am avers to the insta-love thing and I don't believe in the One. So some of this was not my cup of tea. But I do believe that there are things that are meant to be, that there are signs around you and that if you believe you want something as badly enough it's worth pursuing. The sign thing was put on a tad bit too thickly for my taste. But seriously most lovers of the genre are going to adore this. And I did get why Carter did what he did, I actually know that while I don't see eye to eye with some of his convictions, I would probably done the same things as Carter and Piper at their age. Actually I saw a lot of Piper in me - well except my colour of choice was not pink... it was black
Would you have asked me about this yesterday night, I would have told you it was too much about serendipity for my taste. But after sleeping on it, thinking on it. I realised that Smith did have me thinking on all that stuff- which moved this one out of the simply cute & fluffy bracket. It just snuck up on me and I am quite impressed by that actually.
So the bottom line, this is fun, cute and surprisingly thought provoking
My biggest issue is that the storyline felt too much like a blockbuster movie. On a side not it did remind me a bit of Serendipity (the Cusack Movie) which is a really good thing. But Raen Smith has written herself into my heart and I am looking forward to reading more of her works.
Oh and if this would be made into a movie, I probably would go and watch it.. though I am not sure I would broadcast it, I got a hardass reputation to protect after all.
ARC was provided by Publishers through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review
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Pathetic roads that inconvenience public
Saturday 04 December, 2021 | 10:47 PM
The deplorable condition of the roads in the state is subject that needs to be retold. On one side are roads that have been in a state of disrepair for years. On the other side of the roads damaged by prolonged rains and intermittent floods. Water Authority goes on to repair roads that do not seem to be too bad to be repaired.
It is true that the Authority has undertaken the great task of providing drinking water to all households. At the same time they show no interest in restoring the dug roads. There are many complaints being raised in this regard across the state. After pipes are laid, it may take a while to make sure everything is working properly. Sometimes people do not understand that the roads have to be dilapidated for years. It was not too long before the Minister of Public Works raised his voice against the Water Authority's position that it was the responsibility of the public works department to restore the road after digging it.
The Water Authority will have its own arguments. Nowadays, most of the work can be done in less time. Modern systems are available for digging and laying pipes on roads. But it is unknown till what time will the pits remain uncovered.
Pits for installing manholes often lead to accidents. A warning board will be set up when someone falls into them and dies. Apart for drinking water pipe works in cities, roads also have to be demolished to install sewage systems. Without proper planning, work can sometimes take months.
The Water Authority is currently working on a project in the capital. Traffic has been disrupted due to pipe work on several major roads. Motorists come to know that they will not be able to move forward only after approaching the dug roads. At least one sign board is not erected to indicate diversion. Authorities need to take a more pragmatic approach in such matters.
An accurate timetable is essential for any work on the streets. It should be advertised to the public at the work site. The billboards should have the names and phone numbers of the officers to be approached in case of indefinite extension of work. This will help to make the officials in charge of the work more diligent and ensure commitment. The Minister of Maintenance had recently taken steps to bring in a new system to ensure public co-operation and participation in the repair work. Further quality assurance can be ensured by assigning oversight responsibilities to members of the public at work sites. Contractors can also be guided to a certain extent. This system can definitely be adopted by the Water Authority. It will also significantly reduce the suffering of the people. The practice of digging roads occasionally and obstructing traffic at the same time is also not desirable. The Water Authority should show some mercy to those who come out on the streets with vehicles.
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Sites and Groups and Teams – Oh My!
Collaboration, Developer, Productivity
In Microsoft Office 365 we are spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing a collaborative mechanism to work together with other people. Microsoft gives us a plethora of ways to work together, but making the right choice from the outset can be a tricky proposition. Firstly, let's get the terminology right, so that when we're talking with others about the constructs used we're all on the same page.
These are the old-fashioned security groups we know and love from Windows NT days, that moved into Active Directory and now are the cornerstone of grouping users together for permission purposes. They can sync to the Cloud via ADFS or Azure AD Connect and you can find them as a valid option today in your O365 Admin center. Security Groups are still useful, especially for Microsoft Project Online customers, as it's the only way to organise the synchronisation of your resource pool.
Mail Enabled Security Group
Exactly as the name implies, it's simply a group that can receive email. Mail Enabled Security Groups are useful for scenarios where you need to email a set of people who are grouped together primarily for permissions purposes.
Distribution Group
Distribution Groups are a Microsoft Exchange feature that is useful when you need to email a bunch of people – but really don't need to secure anything with permissions for those people.
Dynamic Distribution Group (Exchange)
Microsoft Exchange has a feature that allows you to dynamically calculate the membership of distribution groups based on rules looking at the properties of the users.
Dynamic Security Group (AAD)
Not to be left out, Microsoft Azure AD has a similar group that allows you to create security groups where the membership is calculated based on rules.
Office 365 Public Group
The Microsoft Office 365 group – or as it is known in the back-end as a "Unified Group" is a way of bringing together a group of people and exposing a series of services to them like an Exchange mailbox, OneNote, Planner, and a SharePoint Document library. One of the major success stories of the O365 group, is that it's easy for users to join groups themselves and then unsubscribe from the group when they no longer feel it is adding value. These groups are a great way of grouping people together for collaboration, and letting people focus exactly on what is important to them. Just worth noting that from an Azure AD point of view, they appear as a distribution group, so while there is a high degree of awesomeness exhibited, this is not a great way of grouping people together for permissions purposes.
Office 365 Private Group
Private groups have all the great features of public groups except that they add a modicum of security to the content within. The owner of the group (not necessarily a system administrator) decides who should be allowed into the group, and access to the various flavours of content within. If you have work you need to do with a group of users that doesn't concern the rest of the company this may be a good choice, especially if you want to add Microsoft Teams functionality as discussed in a moment. Office 365 private Groups is great at keeping content out-of-the way of SharePoint search results and Delve until it is ready for release. Keep in mind, there are a few different ways the membership of an O365 group might change, so I wouldn't recommend using it as a high-security workspace.
Microsoft Teams (Office 365 Private Group with Teams enabled)
Private O365 groups have the curious distinction as being the only group type for which the Microsoft Teams (the new chat-based work space) functionality can be enabled. Indeed, if you create a Microsoft Team, an O365 private group is created to embody the team. Microsoft Teams is a great reason to create these groups, but careful use is encouraged for the following reasons:
Discoverability: Storing corporate knowledge in Private O365 groups or Teams may be hazardous as that knowledge is not accessible to the wider company, nor easily discoverable. In fact, the only place I have found to discover the existence of Private Groups of which I am not a member is via the Groups interface in Exchange Web Mail. This is especially important for users because if they don't know a group exists, it's very likely you will have users creating multiple private groups or teams for the same purpose.
Conversation confusion: As mentioned earlier, a Microsoft Team is still an O365 Private group, which means (somewhat confusingly) that there is an O365 Group "Conversation" element to the group that is not surfaced in the Microsoft Teams user interface. This non-Teams conversation for your group can be seen in Outlook and in the Webmail client, but is likely to be ignored by Team participants.
Planner accessibility: Microsoft Teams can have multiple Microsoft Planner plans (tabs) attached. This facility is not currently supported for Office 365 Groups without Teams enabled and the additional plans created for Microsoft Teams are not navigable through the normal Microsoft Planner user interface.
Guest Access: One of the great features of Office 365 groups is the ability to invite 'guests' from outside your company to participate in the collaboration. Consider that while guests can participate in Conversations, Files and OneNote they cannot participate in Teams, or Plans.
Office 365 Public/Private Group with new Framework Site attached
One of the more recent collaborative mechanisms to emerge is creating a new-style SharePoint Framework Site with an Office 365 group attached and something that anyone can do in O365. This option creates another hybrid O365 group type that has an advanced SharePoint Framework site attached but doesn't have a Microsoft Team. The "modern" pages of the SharePoint Framework sites can also be retrofitted to existing webs elsewhere in SharePoint, but it is not yet clear if sites attached to existing O365 groups will get this new functionality automatically enabled.
Confused Yet? That's the reason for this blog post; to decipher all the options, so you can make an informed decision about the way you collaborate.
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A programmer, like my father before me – I have been working in the IT industry since an early age. My first job was cleaning keyboards, fixing hardware and writing paper software manuals – yes, paper. I circled around through the IT services circuit back towards software development and have tried my hand at many technologies over the years, from Clipper 88, dBase, FoxPro, Visual Basic, Borland Pascal, C, C++, C# and now cutting my teeth on getting into JavaScript in a big way. Things move pretty fast in the industry and in the words of Ferris Bueller, "If you don't stop once in a while, you could miss it"
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Ripple XRP is the well-known cryptocurrency which is accepted by investors, traders, financial institutions and banks all over the world. XRP has maintained its position in top three cryptocurrencies and currently, it is in the second position as per coinmarketcap.
Over the last few months or a year, XRP has shown a big price variation in the market. Ripple price was at its peak in Dec-2017 and Jan 2018. Investors and traders earned really well. Ripple went through a fall after that however it maintained itself in the crypto market even when the crypto market was down. Ripple XRP has been promising in terms of price and profits.
In this article, we will see what are the factors which influence the Ripple price.
The first and the most important factor behind the Ripple price and its fame is the technology. Cryptocurrencies use a public ledger to facilitate the transactions. Ripple XRP has its own public ledger to execute the transactions. Ripple came in the market to facilitate the international fund transfer smoothly at a cheap cost. This is the reason Ripple XRP has attracted many national international banks and financial institutions. The Ripple technology is helping banks and financial institutions to achieve a higher number of transaction in very few seconds at a cheaper cost. Ripple executes the transactions at the fastest rate which is approximately 1500 transaction is 4 seconds.
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The company makes sure to have full media coverage to grab the all possible attention. There is a direct impact of positive media and advertisement to the value of the coin.
A very surprising fact about ripple is that more than 50 percent of everyday trade is from three of the top Korean cryptocurrency exchange. A very good percentage of premium is directly from these top Korean exchanges. The statistics of Ripple in the 2017 end and 2018 start shows that its very obvious fact. When Coinmarketcap removed the Korean exchanges due to some reason, it had a huge impact on the price of ripple. Though it was temporary it's apparent.
South Korean cryptocurrency rules and regulations have been tightened earlier this year. Some sources say that their account might get freeze due to some anti-money laundering South Korean regulations. South Korean people may not be able to move their fiat to cryptocurrencies in Korean exchanges. These changes will influence the flow of money through exchanges hampering the XRP price and reputation.
Every new listing and collaboration has some kind of temporary and permanent effect on the ripple XRP price. Every time ripple is listed on a new exchange, it attracts traders and partners. Ripple is the only cryptocurrency to have a partnership with such a huge number of banks, financial institutions, organizations, and exchanges.
As of now, cryptocurrency market seems to be low and mostly on hold. Ripple is no different in this case as the market is low it has an impact on Ripple price too. If Ripple continues to grow its partnership and maintain the existing ones there are chances of Ripple to survive in long run with best possible outcomes.
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Home Restaurants & Food Daily Bread — and Pasta
Daily Bread — and Pasta
Birmingham breakfast and lunch spot Cucina Medoro is gaining a loyal following
Molly Abraham
Photographs by Kristi Gnyp
At first, Maria Medoro was a little bit apprehensive about moving up to Birmingham from Plymouth, where she had been the chef at Nico & Vali for five years. "It was the other side of the world to me," she says in her lightly accented English. "I was afraid it was too upscale."
But Medoro wanted to open her own place, so when a friend mentioned an opportunity to take over the Old Woodward Deli, she decided to take the chance.
After a year presiding over Cucina Medoro, her cozy Italian breakfast and lunch spot, she has a very different feeling about her new hometown. She's discovered that the people are friendly and down-to-earth, including the landlord, Gill Chung, who helped her get started. She loves the fact that many of the people who work in the nearby boutiques come by almost daily for one of her pastas or a bowl of soup with a slice of grilled, house-made bread.
Bread comes naturally to the native of Abruzzo, Italy, even though her father, who had a bakery there when she was growing up, had told her: "Stay away from dough; it's not for you. You make pasta and cakes, but don't do bread."
Happily, she decided father didn't know best, and she feels she is "making my daddy happy." He passed away many years ago, but she says she still feels his presence.
Cucina Medoro's menu of freshly prepared fare starts with breakfast frittatas and French toast, and includes at least two soups, often stracciatella or pasta e fagioli, a pasta of the day, and lasagna and gnocchi. Salads such as arugula, prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, and tomato, as well as panini — including a simple prosciutto and Parmigano and a New Orleans-style muffuletta — fill out the concise list. She is refreshingly modest, calling her style "old-fashioned cooking, like Grandma used to cook. I don't want to be called a chef. I am a woman who likes to cook."
Because the restaurant closes early on some weeknights, it's available for private parties in the evening.
One of Medoro's neighbors, jeweler Robert Greenstone, is among her newfound fans. He says he's a "frequent visitor to Maria's" and has lunch there a couple of times a week. "As soon as I open the door, the aroma hits me," he says, "the wonderful aroma of Italian food." Sometimes he doesn't choose a dish, but simply says "surprise me."
The next step for Cucina Medoro is a rear patio that will add more space to the six-table capacity of the room with walls painted a bright tangerine and decorated with paintings from local galleries. The true décor, of course, is in the glass case where her colorful food is displayed — and on the plates that emerge from her kitchen.
Medoro came to the United States in 2000, and worked at Laurel Manor in Livonia before joining Nico & Vali. Now, as her own boss, she is enjoying the fulfillment of her American dream.
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How to re-register MSCOMM32.OCX from an elevated command prompt (Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10): Click the Start button. If System File Checker finds a problem with your OCX or other critical system file, it will attempt to replace the problematic files automatically. I'm using Visual Basic 6.3 in Excel 2002 (10.2614.3501)SP1 I've included MSComm32.ocx in my project references and closed the design mode but no joy. I'm not really sure I'll be much help to you here, but could you post the code you're using (or an excerpt from it)?
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Xenter Appoints Four Healthcare Industry Leaders to its Board
Company also closes a $12 million Series A stock offering.
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Xenter Inc., the world's first startup device-data-drug healthcare technologies company, has appointed four additional industry leaders to its Board of Directors and closed a $12 million Series A offering of preferred stock. The additional members are:
Robert S. Langer, an institute professor at MIT and the most cited engineer in history and fourth most-cited individual in any field who has authored more than 1,500 scientific papers. He is also a co-founder and board member of Moderna.
Elazer Edelman, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Center for Medical Engineering and Science at MIT, professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, interventional cardiologist, and senior attending physician in the cardiac critical care unit at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
David J. Bearss, Ph.D., biotech industry leader and serial entrepreneur with multiple therapeutic drug company exits and senior managing director, UTAH Therapeutics Accelerator at the University of Utah.
Mark Stautberg, a widely recognized senior commercial leader and former senior vice president of Sales for Boston Scientific and life science industry executive at numerous multi-national and startup medtech businesses.
Founded in 2020 by seasoned life sciences entrepreneur Richard J. Linder, Xenter is innovating new wireless technologies and techniques for interventional cardiology, interventional radiology, and neurointerventional radiology. Additionally, Xenter is launching a digital health platform that will leverage new wireless interventional devices that provide physiologic data and images simultaneously and enable patients to have access and control of their medical data.
Langer is one of 12 institute professors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); being an institute professor is the highest honor that can be awarded to a faculty member. He has written more than 1,500 articles, which have been cited more than 340,000 times; his h-index of 286 is the highest of any engineer in history and tied for the fourth highest of any individual in any field. His patents have been licensed or sublicensed to more than 400 companies. He served as chairman of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Science Board (its highest advisory board) from 1999-2002. His more than 220 awards include both the United States National Medal of Science and the United States National Medal of Technology and Innovation (he is one of three living individuals to have received both these honors), the Charles Stark Draper Prize (often called the Engineering Nobel Prize), Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering, Albany Medical Center Prize, Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, Kyoto Prize, Wolf Prize for Chemistry, Millennium Technology Prize, Priestley Medal (highest award of the American Chemical Society), Gairdner Prize, and the Dreyfus Prize in Chemical Sciences. He holds 35 honorary doctorates and has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, the National Academy of Engineering, the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Inventors.
Edelman is the Edward J. Poitras Professor in Medical Engineering and Science at MIT, professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and senior attending physician in the coronary care unit at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. He and his laboratory have pioneered basic findings in vascular biology and the development and assessment of biotechnology. Dr. Edelman directs MIT's Institute for Medical Engineering and Science (IMES) and Clinical Research Center (CRC) as well as the Harvard-MIT Biomedical Engineering Center (BMEC)—all dedicated to applying the rigors of the physical sciences to elucidate fundamental biologic processes and mechanisms of disease.
Edelman earned his bachelor of science degrees in bioelectrical engineering and in applied biology from MIT, a master of science degree in electrical engineering and computer sciences from MIT, a Ph.D. in medical engineering and medical physics from MIT, and an M.D. degree from Harvard Medical School. His graduate thesis work, under the direction of Langer, defined the mathematics of regulated and controlled drug delivery systems. After internal medicine training and clinical fellowship in cardiovascular medicine at the BWH he spent six years as a research fellow in the Department of Pathology at Harvard Medical School with Prof. Morris J. Karnovsky, working on the biology of vascular repair. Many of his findings have been or are now in clinical trial validation. More than 300 students and postdoctoral fellows have passed through Dr. Edelman's laboratory enabling publication of more than 680 original scientific articles and some 80 patents.
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Bearss is an experienced entrepreneur and drug developer. Bearss has a consistent and successful track record of drug discovery and development that spans the last 20 years in both academic and industrial settings. He is an expert in small molecule drug development and in the use of genetic model systems in drug discovery. He has deep experience in translational research focused on drug development and the use of genetic markers to predict drug sensitivity. Bearss has been involved in the discovery of 15 compounds that have transitioned to INDs and moved forward in clinical development. He has been a co-founder of five biotech companies and has been an active scientific advisor to several others. Bearss served as chief scientific officer at Montigen Pharmaceuticals and SuperGen Inc. overseeing early drug discovery and development. He was the founding co-director of the Center for Investigational Therapeutics at the Huntsman Cancer Institute as well as an associate professor in the Department of Oncological Sciences at the University of Utah and associate professor of Physiology & Developmental Biology at Brigham Young University. Bearss was the founder and CEO of Tolero Pharmaceuticals, which he led through its acquisition by Sumitomo DaiNippon Pharma in 2017. He stayed on after the acquisition as CEO of Tolero and as global head of Research and CSO of SDP Oncology. He is also serving as the senior managing director, UTAH Therapeutics Accelerator at the University of Utah, which is focused on helping new therapeutic technologies discovered at the University of Utah transition to clinical development. Bearss has published more than 80 manuscripts and book chapters, has over 50 patents issued or pending and has won several awards for his scientific achievements.
Stautberg has more than 35 years of medical device sales and marketing experience, most notably at Boston Scientific Corp. as the senior vice president, Sales, for the Cardiovascular businesses. As senior vice president from 1998-2004, he grew sales ten-fold and led the launch of the TAXUS Drug Eluting Stent to unprecedented adoption, market share, revenue, and speed. During his entire 14-plus years at Scimed/Boston Scientific, he held key roles that led to their position as the leading company in interventional cardiology. Prior to Boston Scientific, Stautberg had roles of increasing responsibility at Baxter International, including director of Marketing for the Hospital Supply Division. He also served on numerous medical device company boards, both private and public, where he mentored commercial teams to success. Stautberg earned a BBA in marketing from the University of Cincinnati.
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Robert Richardson received his 10th nomination Wednesday morning for the American Society of Cinematographers feature film award for "Hugo." Among his previous nominations were 1989's "Born on the Fourth of July" and 1994's "The Aviator."
Jeff Cronenweth, who was nominated last year for the ASC Award for "The Social Network," earned another nod for "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." And Emmanuel Lubezki, who has already won numerous critical honors for "The Tree of Life," picked up his third ASC nomination for the Terrence Malick epic. He won the award five years ago for "Children of Men."
Rounding out the nominees are two newcomers: Guillaume Schiffman for "The Artist" and Hoyte van Hoytema for "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy."
The 26th annual American Society of Cinematographers Outstanding Achievement Awards will be given out Feb. 12 at a ceremony at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood and Highland.
'Dragon Tattoo': Why do so many foreign remakes struggle?
On paper, the idea of an English-language "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" made a lot of sense. Take a book that has sold 30 million copies around the world, draw on a concept that's already proved cinematically successful (via a Swedish trilogy) and add big stars and a big filmmaker. A blockbuster is sure to follow.
This past weekend, though, David Fincher's "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" showed that the premise was just a little bit flawed. Despite the presence of Daniel Craig and exploits presented in English, the movie picked up $19.4 million over the four-day holiday weekend, good enough for only fourth place in the weekend box-office race.
The idea behind producing a new version was to make the saga of Mikael Blomqvist and Lisbeth Salander accessible to a far broader audience. But the totals were hardly overwhelming when you consider how many copies the books have sold in the U.S. If the film attracted, say, even 40% of the people who bought Stieg Larsson's first Millennium novel and not a single person more, it still would have made more money.
The numbers will climb, of course; as of Monday, "Dragon Tattoo" had taken in $27 million in the U.S. over six Christmas-week days. But for a release with this much hype and this much brand recognition, that figure doesn't bode screamingly well for future weeks, or a sequel.
Studio Sony understandably points to stiff competition, a long running time and an R rating as inhibitors to the film's success. Those may be factors, but the truth is that "Dragon Tattoo" doesn't need to look at such specific culprits.
Many of Hollywood's star-driven follow-ups to foreign-language hits have been flops. In the last few years, you can count films as diverse as the war drama "Brothers" (a remake of a Danish film) and the buddy comedy "Dinner for Schmucks" (a Steve Carell spin on a French movie) as critical and commercial failures.
No single theory explains why so many foreign remakes fail, though pundits will note that a foreign sensibility can get lost in translation. And many moviegoers will nonetheless have a sense that the new movie isn't very new (even if a relative few actually went out to see the original).
And all of this points to one truth: The idea of taking a compelling foreign story and giving it a Hollywood gloss doesn't work nearly as well as its backers might think. It's a worthy lesson as other remakes -- such as new versions of Argentine Oscar winner "The Secret in Their Eyes" and a Ben Affleck take on French thriller "Tell No One" -- move through the pipeline.
As "Dragon Tattoo" was opening this weekend, Sony took the unusual step of emailing reporters favorable reviews from the Swedish media. For anyone who thought Hollywood was tin-earedly messing with an original, the message seemed to be, here's what the birthplace of said original had to say.
Like the newspaper Dagens Nyether, which, as the email informed, judged Fincher's picture "a luxurious and venous film that by far surpasses the Swedish version." As those who've been making new versions of foreign-language hits have been discovering, though, praise like that doesn't much matter in this country.
Movie Review: "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
Few Hollywood films come with the expectations that saddle David Fincher's "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." Each book in Stieg Larsson's original trio of mysteries is a beloved international bestseller, and the Swedish-language films based on those books were art-house hits that introduced the world to the highly regarded Noomi Rapace.
But at least one star in Fincher's December thriller says the director's Hollywood adaptation of "Dragon Tattoo" may not be as fraught as it would appear. "I thought the Swedish movies were nothing great, just sort of average," Joel Kinnaman, who plays the character of Christer Malm in Fincher's movie, told 24 Frames.
Malm is the flamboyant art director and co-owner of Millennium magazine; he takes over for Mikael Blomkvist when the protagonist exits the magazine as a result of the story's chief scandal.
Played by Jacob Ericksson in the original Swedish films, Malm was initially intended to appear only in Fincher's second and third movies, adaptations of "The Girl Who Played with Fire" and "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," Kinnaman said. But Fincher decided he wanted to include the character in "Dragon Tattoo." So he had Kinnaman shoot a few days for this film too.
While the broad popularity of Larsson's novels is what prompted Sony to make a "Dragon Tattoo" film in the first place, Kinnaman had a surprising admission. "The truth is I haven't read the books," he said. "I tried with the first, but I just couldn't get into it."


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all of this was not cheap but i love playing games looking at there best. Why did i go AMD over intel well seeing AMD is the front runner in the next gen console market they could easily bring out graphic enhancements in games that only AMD products can benefit from. This will mean intel & nvidia will not get any benefits from. I could see intel even making a offer to buy nvidia if this new console of there's do not take off. This pc plays all games at maxs settings and 1920x1200. I made 5 videos on utube well i was bringing this beast in to the world. just search " AMD GAMING RIG PART 1 " 5 parts.
My regards ! I'm a long term AMD fan and am always glad to find another. You've clearly greater hardware stats than I and I'm presuming you're an easily more capable gamer, and as gaming is a balance between cost and performance -- I think AMD has plenty to offer. I also like and agree with your Console Vs PC argument.
As an HSA fan. I'm genuinely looking forward to what AMD and affiliates bring to the scene over the next few years. In terms of sheer compute power, I'm expecting it to be good !
Nice rig, that will do the trick!
I build budget gaming machines and AMD is always the way to go!
My recent machine 91 year old) cost me $622 with Gigabyte motherboard, AMD Phenom II 3-core, 8 Gig DDR3, GeForce 550 Ti and later a Samsung 120 Gig SSD drive.
Runs fast with Win 7 and Mint 14.
The main reason I stuck with Nvidia is because ever since the 8800 I've been very impressed. Recently I found that Nvidia drivers run way better in Linux than AMD, so I don't regret it.
I've heard a lot of good things about Corsair power supplies. I've stuck with Enermax, but have entertained getting a Corsair several times.
I did run 3D Mark with it and while I don't recall the score, the graph had me to the far right of everyone else, but such things are fleeting. Anyway it will work and I had a pot load of free games to DL.
That's not all I have done. Two 8350's for the Warden, one with a MSI 990FX G-80 board and a 7870, the other with a R1.0 Gigabyte 990FX UD7 and a XFX 7970. I upgraded my Mom's with a ASRock 990FX Fatal1ty board and a MSI 7850 vid card, FX 4170 CPU, and finally the kitchen computer got another MSI 990FX G-80, a Sapphire 7950 and a FX-4350.
Don't tell anyone about the 4350 because it is not only faster stock over the 8350 but currently $80 cheaper too. It is the Performance value!
Very nice builds... How much did you invest in each one?
I have seven active desktops in the house. I have a laptop and the Warden has two laptops and a Surface 2 tablet. Two desktops and two laptops are Win 8.1 the others are Win 7.
Very nice, home networks are always fun and you are free to do whatever you want.
A few extra laptops and desktops that need refurbishing and then get donated.


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Out now on PS4: Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster
It's been a long time, old friend. It's time to return to Spira with the last proper Final Fantasy game – Final Fantasy X.
Tom Baines
Let's be honest – we're all waiting for the Final Fantasy VII remaster – we know it's coming to the PS4 and soon, we just don't know exactly when. In the meantime then we'll head back to Spira with Final Fantasy X, and try to destroy Sin with Tidas, Yuna and the crew.
Final Fantasy X was a pretty game when it was released on the PS2 in 2001. A colourful and vibrant experience, reminiscent of the forest and seaside locales of Chrono Trigger on PS1, and while we're not sure if the graphical experience will be improved (or simply upscaled for the PS4) the Nobuo Uematsu and friends soundtrack has been fully remastered. If you're a stickler for the original though, you can switch between the original and remastered soundtracks at any time.
Other neat features for Final Fantasy X include cross-save between the PS4 and (earlier) PS3 re-releases, and the addition of Remote Play. Now you can take your Final Fantasy X experience onto PS Vita, or compatible Android devices.
Being the first in the series to drop the scaled-down world map, Final Fantasy X was perhaps the beginning of the end for the series as we know it. It was the last title in the series to retain a proper hands-on combat system though – before the online shenanigans of XI and IV and the fully-automated interactive movie nonsense of XII and XIII – so Spira is a land well-worth revisiting. You can pick up a lovely limited edition of Final Fantasy X from Amazon here, and for your enjoyment, here's a trailer:
Oh, and the bundle also includes Final Fantasy X-2. But nobody's interested in that.
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Tom is an itinerant freelance technology writer who found a home as an Editor with Thumbsticks. Powered by coffee, RPGs, and local co-op.
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So to begin with, the most obvious traits of corroded pipes are discolored water, strange taste to your water, and of course leaks. While a leak is by far the last on the checklist for an early warning sign, as the corrosion damage has already been done and has most likely killed the water pressure in your home, the difference in the taste of your water is perhaps the first hint in this list.
If you notice a metallic or slightly bitter taste to your water, its probably a good time to call a plumber out to take a look around. Otherwise, if you do not drink your tap water, you will begin to notice slight color variations in your water. These observations are typically made when you run your water for the first time that day. The water will spit and sputter, with a slightly yellowish or brownish color.
The water that comes from your pipes at the earliest time in the day has been sitting in the pipes all night long and therefore is a strong indicator of just how corroded your pipes have gotten.
Other than the obvious signs of corrosion, and of looking inside the pipe itself, there aren't too many other ways to check for corrosion. However, if you notice that your pipes are constantly clogging up, that is usually a not so obvious, yet telltale sign that your pipes are indeed corroded and need to be replaced.
In addition to the discolored water persisting throughout the day even beyond the first time you run your water, you can expect pungent aromas and bitter tasting water as the water begins to damage your pipes evermore. Expect to see water damage to your drywall and support structure or where water pipes are. Also, expect hard water stains in your shower, sink, and commode. And most of all, look for pools of water accumulating near leaky pipes.
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Terrorist attack of the day Nice, France
jacket replied to Roland Barthes's topic in Politics and World Events
Then they have a crisis of faith and blow people up to get back into God's good books.
2016 American Presidential Thread
jacket replied to Junior's topic in Politics and World Events
Okay, so you clearly thought about yourself reading my post and were quite affected. Again with the 'you're not American' - are you really serious with that? Most people don't truly know what motivates people to do what they do, especially in large numbers. That's why opinion polls, focus groups, and political pundits are big business. You don't have any greater claim on that knowledge than anyone else. And you call me condescending, woah. Watch me stay in this thread and keep giving my view as a 'not American'
Nearly 6,000 New Cases of Female Genital Mutilation in England
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There are women and men in those cultures that fight it, but they get suppressed, intimidated or killed. And i'm sure there is a silent sizeable minority that wished things were better. Women I think are similar across the globe in terms of their capacity to dream and wanting a better lot in life (that's not just a western notion). Especially now that globalisation and technology beans around images of alternative lifestyles. However, when you are so completely held back by society you resign to your 'fate'. How the global community can better support these dissidents, I'm not sure. But inva
Settle pettle... that post wasn't in response to you - hence no quote. I'm just sick of the media treating politics like entertainment. It's all about the horse race, personalities, phony scandals, while policy and the welfare of people barely gets a mention. That's why the media, pundits, political junkies are disappointed Hilary didn't pick someone to add to the entertainment and excitement factor. Excitement seems to matter more than having a good record on the things democrats stand for and proven ability. She really should have picked Carrot Top. And when did I tell you who to vote for?
Well if you want excitement, look outside of politics. Try base jumping. Kaine is not in the running to become your lover or best friend. Look what happened when McCain went for excitement.
WAIT... there is someone on here that is voting for Trump? :lmao:
Exactly. Try being an openly gay person, or just a woman that wants to show her knees in their country and see how accommodating they will be... I wouldn't count on it, second generation muslim migrants can be even more conservative than their parents and there are many cases of their radicalisation. Pointing at other waves of migration success stories needs to look at why there were successful. I think it was because the people came from countries with a judeo-christian heritage. And even then, there were many teething problems. But at least there was a common foundation in which to bond
Munich shopping mall under attack
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Great posts billiejean
Fucking horrible His proposal to ban all muslims will seem less crazy if this stuff keeps happening regularly. If there is a terrorist attack in the US before the election, he will definitely win.
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I'm serious, how are they to know what is expected in their settlement country if isn't explicitly told to them? The Netherlands show prospective immigrants a DVD of topless sunbathers and two men kissing. I think that's great. If it offends them, they can stay in their little village. I'd rather have the limited immigration spots taken up by people that are attracted to liberal values and don't want to simply recreate the backward society they came from while getting the perks of a generous welfare state.
Yes it's a failure of the immigration program to impress upon people the laws,values and attitudes of the settlement country. You don't just go rearranging where the cutlery and plates go when you're a guest in someone's house.
I don't care that people play it, and if it gets them out of the house and active - hurray. But let's not act like it's more than it is and hyperventilate if someone rolls their eyes about it. Personally I think it's sad that people will get energised over this and defend it to the death, but other things, arguably of more import, get a meh. Most people's reality is an escape from reality. A lot of people actually need to look up and take notice of the world. The middle and upper class has been super self indulgent in the internet/social media/technology age. Friends have to constantly tak
This is their redemption. Serve Allah and all transgressions will be forgiven. This is why those holy books and the men that draw strength and purpose from them are so deadly.
Bring your food, your fashion, your language, but leave the rest at the border crossing. If that's asking too much, stay in your country or find another one that likes to reconfigure female genitals, marry girls off at 9, ETC.
Warren makes no strategic sense - she would over shadow Clinton and highlight the limits of Clinton's progressiveness. Plus there is the age factor and getting centre swinging votes. And for Warren, the VP really has no power. She has much more power in the senate and can be her own person. She's not going to be a Joe Biden...
The man screams closet case. He's obsessed.
Australian rugby player traveled to the US for sex with six-year-old American boy
So abhorrent My comment is in no way condoning his actions, but I guess for him it would be the urge that heteros feel for the opposite sex and homosexuals for the same sex. There is something chemical in the brain that attracts him to young children. For him it's probably just as strong a sexual urge as we might feel - so strong it can't be tempered by the clear feeling of society (and our laws) on the matter. That doesn't make what he did right, because children can't give consent, and even if they did, you would question it. But I'm never left wondering about motive in cases like this...
Is there nothing Hilary won't do?
ROFL: Roger Ailes FIRED From Fox News!!! Is this the end of Fox News? [merged]
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Good riddance - horrible turd!
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I can kind of understand where she's coming from, back in her time gays didn't feel the need to mimic hetro relationships - they didn't want to mainstream. Legally they couldn't, but it didn't seem to matter. It wasn't seen as a natural progression from the sexual revolution where one could determine their own relationships free from biblical notions of chastity and ownership - especially the marginalised and stigmatised gays. Sharing of partners, etc. and other loose arrangements were big part of gay culture, as Larry Kramer's Faggots described. Then Aids came along and things had to change.
It has to be, how else could you explain it??!?!
Brother Reportedly Admits to Killing Pakistani Social Media Star in 'Honor Killing
But he's not really Muslim! That's not Islam! Islam empowers women... ETC.


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How Many Grand Slams Has Roger Federer Withdrawn From?
20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer has had a trophy-laden career. For most of his career, he has been injury-free and used to hold the record of most consecutive Grand Slam main draw appearances with 65. But he has missed a few Grand Slam events, so which are they?
Since his Grand Slam debut in 1999, Federer has missed only nine Grand Slam events to date. In 1999, Federer failed to get past the qualifying rounds of the Australian Open and US Open but made his Grand Slam debut at French Open and later took part in the first round of Wimbledon as well.
Since the 2000 Australian Open, Federer hadn't missed a single Grand Slam until the 2016 French Open.
Roger Federer of Switzerland looks dejected.Photo by TPN/Getty Images)
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Roger Federer's 65 consecutive Grand Slam streak breaks as he withdraws from 2016 French Open
The 2016 French Open withdrawal was where his record of 65 consecutive Grand Slam appearances ended. He sustained a right knee injury during the 2016 Australian Open semifinal loss against Novak Djokovic. Federer had to undergo surgery on his right knee, which forced him to withdraw from the French Open.
"I have been making steady progress with my overall fitness, but I am still not 100 percent and feel I might be taking an unnecessary risk by playing in this event before I am really ready," Federer had said prior to the 2016 clay season.
Roger Federer at the French Open. (Credit: Jon Bromley | MI News) (Photo by MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Roger Federer ends his 2016 season after Wimbledon thus missing 2016 US Open
The 2016 Wimbledon Championships had taken its toll on Federer's body. Federer had reached the semifinals but lost to Milos Raonic in a gruesome match. That resulted in knee and back injuries that ended his 2016 season. Not wanting to risk further damage to his right knee, Federer withdrew from the US Open and the rest of the season.
"Considering all options after consulting with my doctors and my team, I have made the very difficult decision to call an end to my 2016 season as I need more extensive rehabilitation following my knee surgery earlier this year," said Federer.
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Roger Federer eyes longevity and withdraws from 2017 and 2018 French Open
Federer further skipped the 2017 and 2018 French Open. Federer didn't play the French Open again until 2019. The 2017 and 2018 withdrawals were more strategical. In 2017, Federer was eyeing a longer and positive year and thus skipped the whole clay-court season. He wanted to prepare better for the Wimbledon championships, which he did as he won the tournament without dropping a set.
"The start to the year has been magical for me but I need to recognize that scheduling will be the key to my longevity moving forward. Thus, my team and I concluded today that playing just one event on clay was not in the best interest of my tennis and physical preparation for the remainder of the season," Federer had said in 2017.
Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates championship point. (Photo by Scott Barbour – Pool/Getty Images)
With age not on his side, in 2018 Federer again skipped the clay-court season for the third year in a row. This was also a bid to prolong the season and effectively challenge for the Wimbledon title. Federer was alarmed because he had lost to World No.175 Thanasi Kokkinakis at the Miami Open. And thus needed some time to regroup and manage his body. Thus another strategical withdrawal.
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Double knee surgery ends Federer's 2020 season; withdraws from French Open and US Open
With Federer nearing the age of 40 expectations were low in 2020. Though he reached the semifinals of the 2020 Australian Open, he underwent knee surgery in February. But further complications resulted in second knee surgery in June, thus ending his 2020 season.
"A few weeks ago, having experienced a setback during my initial rehabilitation, I had to have an additional quick arthroscopic procedure on my right knee. I will look forward to seeing everyone back on the tour at the start of the 2021 season," Federer tweeted in June 2020.
So Federer withdrew from the 2020 US Open, which was the first Grand Slam after the pandemic break. And later came the French Open, in which again Federer played no part.
Federer's comeback canceled as he withdraws from 2021 Australian Open
Optimism was high as everyone was hoping to see a 2017-like comeback in 2021. But Federer has failed to recover in time and has thus withdrawn from the 2021 Australian Open. Earlier, Federer had indicated that it would be a race against time to get fit for the season opener, but Craig Tiley, Tournament Director of Aus Open, confirmed that Federer ran out of time for preparations of the Aussie Open and thus withdrew from the Grand Slam.
"In the end, Roger ran out of time to get ready for the rigors of a Grand Slam, and he's very disappointed he won't be coming to Melbourne in 2021." Craig Tiley notified.
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Cadet 2nd Lt. Ricardo Salva Cruz Flores Jr. of San Francisco, Calif.
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Cherokee Nation 1830 Analysis
On July 17, 1830, the Cherokee nation published an appeal to all of the American people. United States government paid little thought to the Native Americans' previous letters of their concerns. It came to the point where they turned to the everyday people to help them. They were desperate. Their withdrawal of their homeland was being caused by Andrew Jackson signing the Indian Removal Act into law on May 28, 1830. In the letter, the Cherokee nation addresses several reason on why they should not have to move. One reason is that the new land if foreign to them. They are being expected to pack up, leave everything they know, and move to the unknown. Another reason to add on to the above is that there are other Native American tribe already
Native Americans In The 1800s
Around the 1800s, the United Stated government was trying to figure out a way to remove the Indian tribes such as the Seminole, Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw from the southeast. Many American settlers wanted to remove the Indians there because they sawDuring President Jackson 's term of office, he signed the Indian Removal Act on May 28, 1830. This Indian Removal Act, President Jackson let to grant unsettled lands west of the Mississippi in exchange for Indian lands within existing state borders. There were tribes that left their lands peacefully; however, many other Indian people refused to relocate. In the fall and winter of 1838 and 1839, one of the tribes known as Cherokees were forcibly moved west by the government.
Trail Of Tears Persuasive Letter Essay
Dear Mr. Parker, During the 1838 Congress passed a law called the Indian Removal homes from Georgia to Indian Territory. It was a long walk 4,000 thousand of us died from the terrible weather,illness, weakness. After the devastating journey, the Cherokee Indians tried to settle in their new "desert" home. In the new territory, problems developed with the new arrivals, and Cherokees who had already come here.
Cherokee Removal Dbq
Between 1830 and 1850, the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, Creek, Seminole and Cherokee peoples were forced to leave their homelands to relocate further west. The Cherokee Nation removal in 1838 (the last forced removal east of the Mississippi) was brought on by the discovery of gold near Dahlonega, Georgia, in 1829, resulting in the Georgia Gold Rush.1 During the Trail of Tears (1838-1839), the Cherokee tribes were moved to the Indian Territory, near the Ozarks. They initially settled near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. This is where the tribes historically settled in 1838 to 1839, after the Indian Removal Act of 1830 passed during the presidency of Andrew Jackson.2 The removal included members of the Cherokee, Muscogee, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw
Trail Of Tears Vs Gentrification
But these voices would go unheard and under the order of the President the U.S Army began The Removal Act of the 5 Civilized tribes in the summer of 1838. Cherokee, Muscogee, Choctaw, Seminole and the Chickasaw Tribes, were taken from the homes, nothing in hand, no possessions, no food, just the clothes on their backs and was forced onto wagons and many were made to walk the 2,200 miles to The Mississippi River. With the land that was taken from them it was used for trade, slavery, and cotton growing since the weather that they were being moved from was
Why Is Indian Removal Act Wrong
4,000 Native American Cherokees died on the dreadful, around 1,000 mile journey to the Oklahoma territory. The United States forced them to move out west. But why wasn't the U.S government justified to do this? There were two main reasons the Indian Removal Act was wrong.
Trail Of Tears Research Paper
The Trail of Tears was a massive transport of thousands of Native Americans across America. After the Indian removal act was issued in 1830 by president Andrew Jackson, the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Muscogee, and Seminole tribes were taken from their homelands and transported through territories in what many have called a death march. The government, on behalf of the new settlers ' cotton picking businesses, forced the travel of one hundred thousand Native Americans across the Mississippi River to a specially designated Indian territory for only the fear and close-mindedness of their people. The Native Americans were discriminated against by not only their new government, but also the people of their country and forced to undertake one of the most difficult journeys of their lives.
Indian Removal Act Research Paper
The Indian Removal Act was signed in 1830 by President Andrew Jackson to remove the Cherokee Indians from their homes and force them to settle west of the Mississippi River. The act was passed in hopes to gain agrarian land that would replenish the cotton industry which had plummeted after the Panic of 1819. Andrew Jackson believed that effectively forcing the Cherokees to become more civilized and to christianize them would be beneficial to them. Therefore, he thought the journey westward was necessary. In late 1838, the Cherokees were removed from their homes and forced into a brutal journey westward in the bitter cold.
Andrew Jackson A Hero
This led to the Indian Removal Act and what the Cherokee call Trail of Tears. Over several years, Jackson seized millions of acres of Indian Lands making room for cotton plantations. The Removal Act signed in 1830, by President Jackson, was to guarantee the Indians would have land in the west but these promises were later broken. The Removal Act was
Did Andrew Jackson's Migration Affect The Removal Of Native Americans?
The removals began in 1838 and ended in 1839. The journey, now known as The Trail of Tears, to Oklahoma was dangerous, deadly, and many died along the way. The removals were part of President Andrew Jackson 's Indian removal policy. The removal act was passed by Jackson in 1830 and forced about 20,000 Native Americans out of there home land.
Trail Of Tears: The Indian Removal Act
As a result of Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act during the years of 1838 and 1839, the Cherokee nation was enforced to give up land east of the Mississippi River
How Did The Trail Of Tears Affect The Removal Of Native Americans
Even the soldiers escorting them felt bad for them, but they had to follow orders. Native Americans had long lived in settlements stretching from Georgia to Mississippi. However, President Jackson and other political leaders wanted to open this land to settlement by American farmers. Under pressure from Jackson, Congress passed the Indian Removal Act. Congress then established Indian Territory (land in what is now Oklahoma) and planned to move Native Americans there.
Indian Removal Dbq
The Indian Removal Act of 1830, put into action by President Andrew Jackson, developed many long lasting affects for the Native American tribes. The most significant impact of them all was said to be the Trail of Tears. This remorseless event led to an extravagant number of deaths to the Indians. Along with this deadly removal process, the Removal Act led to poor living conditions for the Native Americans. The Removal Act also forced the Indians to transform into a new culture.
The Pros And Cons Of The Trail Of Tears
Under influence of president Andrew Jackson, the congress was urged in 1830 to pass the Indian Removal Act, with the goal of relocated many Native Americans in the East territory, the west of Mississippi river. The Trail of tears was made for the interest of the minorities. Indeed, if president Jackson wished to relocate the Native Americans, it was because he wanted to take advantage of the gold he found on their land. Then, even though the Cherokee won their case in front the supreme court, the president and congress pushed them out(Darrenkamp).
Essay On Georgia Gold Rush
He signed this Act in 1830. While most other Indian tribes chose to take their grievances with Jackson's Act to the battlefield, the Cherokee were more civilized and knowledgeable about the legal system of the United States and decided to challenge The Removal Act in court. The way of the Cherokee was almost always one which sought for peaceful resolution first. This did not mean every Cherokee tribe chose to make the same decisions. In 1835, a group of Cherokee leaders and made an agreement -a treaty- with the U.S. government to accept payment and land in the west with the promise to relocate.
Indian Removal Research Paper
Indian removal President andrew jackson signed a law on may 28, 1830. The law was called the Indian Removal. A few tribes went peacefully but some did not want to go and leave their home. In 1838-39 the cherokee were forcefully removed from their homes. 4,000 cherokee died on this trip which became known as "The trail of Tears".
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Come out to the 2016 Worlds Fare in St Louis (Forest Park) and ride this ramp this weekend (Saturday and Sunday). The ramp is wider this year and has new extensions.
What a performance. How can he doing that? I still confused. i just able to make some flip on my board.


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This distinctive structure is divided between offices, warehouse and showroom. Pre-finished aluminum accent panels adorn the entrance to the building. The lobby/showroom area is accented by a huge curved wall, polished stainless steel mullions and stair railings and an overhead bridge leading to the conference room. The conference room is the crowning touch to this building both internally and externally. It sits majestically above the entrance to the building and features coffured ceilings. High performance glass has been used throughout the building.
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