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Queen of the Tearling (#1)
Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Author: Erika Johansen
Series: The\Tearling Trilogy Ser.
This has been the surprise star of our book clubs. Pretty much everyone loved it, even those who said they 'didn't read fantasy' thoroughly enjoyed it. The main character Kelsea wins your heart and you're rooting for her all the way.
Kelsea Glynn is the sole heir to the throne of Tearling but has been raised in secret after her mother - a monarch as vain as she was foolish - was murdered for ruining her kingdom. For 18 years, the Tearling has been ruled by Kelsea's uncle in the role of Regent however he is but the debauched puppet of the Red Queen, the sorceress-tyrant of neighbouring realm of Mortmesme. On Kelsea's nineteenth birthday, the tattered remnants of her mother's guard - each pledged to defend the queen to the death - arrive to bring this most un-regal young woman out of hiding...
And so begins her journey back to her kingdom's heart, to claim the throne, win the loyalty of her people, overturn her mother's legacy and redeem the Tearling from the forces of corruption and dark magic that are threatening to destroy it. But Kelsea's story is not just about her learning the true nature of her inheritance - it's about a heroine who must learn to acknowledge and live with the realities of coming of age in all its insecurities and attractions, alongside the ethical dilemmas of ruling justly and fairly while simply trying to stay alive...
Combining the sinuous drama of Game of Thrones, the narrative drive of The Hunger Games and a brilliantly imagined and engaging young central protagonist, The Queen of the Tearling is the thrilling opening chapter in a dazzling, daringly original new fantasy adventure.
"I couldn't put the bloody thing down. It would be fair to say I became obsessed with the role and the book" -- EMMA WATSON "Did you love The Hunger Games? Partial to an episode of Game of Thrones? Then you're going to want to dive straight in to this new fantasy ... brilliantly imagined and captivatingly written" HEAT "An assured and confident debut ... featuring a strong female lead and a well-realised far-future post-apocalyptic world" INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY "Like Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games meets Pulp Fiction" DAILY MAIL "Destined to be a fantasy classic. Johansen's writing is assured, confident and thrilling. I can't wait for the next book." AMY McCULLOCH, author of The Oathbreaker's Shadow
ERIKA JOHANSEN was educated at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania before attending the celebrated Iowa Writers Workshop, where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree. She later became an attorney. The Queen of the Tearling - the first book in a trilogy - is her debut. Erika lives in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. Author photo (c) Victoria Webb
Publisher : Transworld Publishers Ltd
Imprint : Bantam Books (Transworld Publishers a division of the Random House Group)
Availability date : July 2015
Illustrations : B & W map
Author : Erika Johansen


Indian mobile handset companies such as Lava, Karbonn and Intex are trying desperately to stay afloat by focusing only on the low-end segment of smartphones and feature phones.
But even then they face an uphill task as they have to contend with aggressive Chinese vendors on the smartphone side, and Reliance Retail's JioPhone in the basic phone segment, said analysts.
These brands have cut the number of models, and shifted focus to driving profitable growth as opposed to chasing market share, which they have lost sharply over the last year-and-a-half to Chinese brands such as Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Huawei, Itel, besides JioPhone, the 4G featurephone.
companies are all essentially trading companies, and haven't been strong in technology capabilities. "Somewhere they also underestimated Chinese brands," he added.
Analysts from IDC and CMR said that regaining foothold in the market would not be easy for the Indian players.
"If Indian players are able to bring a low-cost smartphone in the market (real price not effective price) at a price point of $45-50 (Rs 3,000-3,500), they still have a chance to fight JioPhone," said IDC's Singh.
Analysts believe consumers do not have many options in the $45-50 price point for smartphones, hence local companies need to try and upgrade some 450 million feature phone users who will have to switch to a smartphone in the next 2-3 years.
Anshika Jain, research analyst at Counterpoint Research, said Indian brands need to focus on design and quality in entry-level smartphone segment, and along with manufacturing, they also need to explore in-house designing of smartphones, along with providing vernacular support and content tying up with operators to drive volumes.
"Indian brands' performance has been affected by dominance of Chinese players which reached their highest ever share of 62% in Q2 2018 due to their high-end specs at affordable prices, aggressive promotions and focus towards local manufacturing," said Jain.


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Harder than Reaching the Moon?
by William Van Ornum, Ph.D. on April 14, 2013 8:13 am
Federal funding for serious mental-heath problems has been proposed by psychologist-Congressman Tim Murphy.
As Edward R. Murrow said, there are two sides to every story. Our previous probing into an increase and acceleration in funding for research into the brain waxed positively. A different viewpoint—now taken by major pharmaceutical industries—suggests that their interest in brain research is waning. Reuters reports the following:
"Many pharmaceutical companies harbor deep doubts about whether neuroscience is worth their investment dollars as a boom period for once-highly profitable psychiatric medicines comes to an end and new drugs prove hard to find."
Perhaps the major reason for this stance is that the trademark period for many "name drugs" is ending. This occurs after seventeen-to-twenty years for many medications. Once this occurs, any company can create the same drug-name and charge far less.
Much of the high cost of "name drugs" comes from the tens of millions (and even more) dollars and years of development (including clinical trials) that must occur before even one drug is sold to the public. Once other manufacturers start making name drugs, it is doubtful that many persons will want to pay a higher price for these drugs produced by the company that invented them.
The trademark process for drugs is a long one.
Another reason for this lies in the success of the psychiatric drugs themselves. Although certainly not perfect—they don't work for many people, and even for those who report a successful outlook this might not be 100 percent, or may include serious side-effects—they have helped millions of people across the globe manage severe psychiatric symptoms.
For many persons with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression, the drugs have given new life. (However, for millions of others, the drugs have not been effective or have included extremely serious and sometimes fatal side effects.) Similarly, medications for anxiety disorders may help up to 60 to 70 percent of persons manage their disorder, leaving at least 30 percent who continue to suffer from serious symptoms. The discussion on stimulants and ADHD would require many books. Said Reuters:
"Some were buoyed by the news that world leaders have finally begun to notice their field, and are stumping up serious cash, but there is also a fear the big-brain projects may generate more hype than help."
"'There's going to be a lot of hype about this, just as there was at the beginning of the Human Genome Project,' said Stephen Rose, a professor of biology and neurobiology at the Open University and the University of London.
"'(Obama's BRAIN plan) will no doubt advance neuroscience, but whether it will advance patient care is a different question,' he said, confessing also to 'considerable skepticism' about the European brain project. That, he said, would probably do more for computing than it would for brain science."
Is the pullback of drug companies from research into new psychiatric medications "sour grapes" that profits from their name drugs must now be shared with others?
AMHF still believes that basic discovery research into psychopharmacology will pave the way, not only for understanding how the brain works, but in useful (and even life-saving) treatments in the future.

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One of the top stars in any agility or flyball competition, the Border is full of energy and loves to compete and please.
The Border Collie appears in many colors, with various combinations of patterns and markings. The most common color is black with or without the traditional white blaze, collar, stockings and tail tip, with or without tan points. However, a variety of primary body colors is permissible. The sole exception being all white. Solid color, bi-color, tri-color, merle and sable dogs are judged equally with dogs having traditional markings. Color and markings are always secondary to physical evaluation and gait.
If you want a healthy puppy with a good temperament, the most important thing is to not be in a hurry! First, decide what activities you want to do with the dog: herding, obedience, agility, active pet (jogging, hiking), etc. Once you know what you're looking for, talk to breeders and discuss your concerns and ideas. Since Border Collies are prone to eye diseases such as Progressive Retinal Atrophy and juvenile cataracts, and hip problems such as hip dysplasia, look for a breeder who has all dogs' eyes and hips checked and certified: eyes are certified by C.E.R.F., and hips are certified by O.F.A. Be sure to ask to see the certificates issued by those organizations. Make sure the puppies are well-socialized: they should be friendly and confident. When you find a someone that you like and who has a good reputation, allow the breeder to help you select your puppy. Most good breeders have a pretty good idea of what the puppies' personalities are like and will help you to make a good choice of the best puppy for your particular lifestyle.
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pretix allows event organizers to configure how they want to send emails to their users in multiple ways. Therefore, all emails should be sent through the following function.
If the email you send is related to an order, you should also take a look at the send_mail() of the order model.
Sends out an email to a user. The mail will be sent synchronously or asynchronously depending on the installation.
subject – The email subject. Should be localized to the recipients's locale or a lazy object that will be localized by being casted to a string.
template – The filename of a template to be used. It will be rendered with the locale given in the locale argument and the context given in the next argument. Alternatively, you can pass a LazyI18nString and context will be used as the argument to a Python .format_map() call on the template.
event – The event this email is related to (optional). If set, this will be used to determine the sender, a possible prefix for the subject and the SMTP server that should be used to send this email.
order – The order this email is related to (optional). If set, this will be used to include a link to the order below the email.
sender – Set the sender email address. If not set and event is set, the event's default will be used, otherwise the system default.
invoices – A list of invoices to attach to this email.
attach_tickets – Whether to attach tickets to this email, if they are available to download.
MailOrderException – on obvious, immediate failures. Not raising an exception does not necessarily mean that the email has been sent, just that it has been queued by the email backend.


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Video: Inside The Offices of Patek Philippe USA
Introducing The Ming 27.02 With Sapphire And Guilloché Dial
Just Wednesday, we had the distinct pleasure of being among the first visitors to Patek Philippe's new, state-of-the-art US headquarters. Located in a gorgeous, sprawling space above Rockefeller center, the new offices of Patek Philippe USA (or the Henri Stern Watch Agency, as it is officially known) were designed specifically to cater to both the demands of its (occasionally very high profile) clients, and to create a light, organic work environment for its employees. Click through for more details.
Just Wednesday, we had the distinct pleasure of being among the first visitors to Patek Philippe's new, state-of-the-art US headquarters. Located in a gorgeous, sprawling space above Rockefeller center, the new offices of Patek Philippe USA (or the Henri Stern Watch Agency, as it is officially known) were designed specifically to cater to both the demands of its (occasionally very high profile) clients, and to create a light, organic work environment for its employees.
Specifically, they took great care in creating the new after-sales watchmaker's studio - which sits right above Fifth Avenue and across the street from the famous St. Patrick's Cathedral – arguably the best work environment we've ever seen for watchmakers in this country. It currently houses 18 watchmakers, but has enough room for up to 40 at any given time, and the room uses a special filtration system to ensure the room remains at least 90% dust free, with a poured, anti-static floor. Think that's cool? It is, and here, President of Patek Philippe USA, Mr. Larry Pettinelli takes us through it all. Enjoy!
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Durham, N.C. — An autism center in Durham, North Carolina has been granted part of a $27 million grant to research on the genetic biomarkers of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in young children.
The Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development has been helping better the lives of families caring for children with autism through its multidisciplinary center that offers various services and houses facilities that addresses every need of a child with autism, both medical and psychological alike.
The center's all-in-one feature affords more children the care that they need as the necessity to travel long distances to get to different centers that are not immediately found near the families' hometown is eliminated.
"Here at the center we're very motivated to provide comprehensive care. So, a person with autism, whether it's a child or adult, not only has needs in terms of their behavioral development but they also have a range of medical needs.
The study that the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development will be doing is in hopes of getting more understanding on the brain functions of individuals with autism, and possibly develop medication to improve these functions.


HOUSTON -- NASA astronaut Kevin Ford and Russian cosmonauts Evgeny Tarelkin and Oleg Novitskiy launched aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket on their mission to the International Space Station at 5:51 a.m. CDT Tuesday (4:51 p.m. Kazakhstan time). The trio lifted off from Site 31 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. This is the first time in 28 years the pad has been used for human spaceflight.
Ford, Tarelkin and Novitskiy will spend the next two days inside their Soyuz TMA-06M spacecraft as they close in on the space station. Novitskiy is serving as the commander of the Soyuz and will be at the controls as the spacecraft docks with the Poisk module of the station Thursday. The three will join Expedition 33 Commander Sunita Williams of NASA and Flight Engineers Aki Hoshide of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and Yuri Malenchenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency, who have been living aboard the orbiting laboratory since July.
NASA TV will provide live coverage of the Soyuz docking beginning at 7 a.m. CDT (8 a.m. EDT) Thursday. Coverage of the hatch opening and welcome ceremony aboard the space station will begin at 9:45 a.m. Hatch opening is scheduled for approximately 10:15 a.m.
Ford, Novitskiy and Tarelkin will remain aboard the station until March 2013. Williams, Malenchenko and Hoshide will return to Earth Nov. 19. When Williams, Malenchenko and Hoshide undock from the station, it will signal the end of Expedition 33 and the beginning of Expedition 34 with Ford as commander.


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Anonymous Donor Matching OCF Funds
Kathryn G. McCarty
Orinda Community Foundation Cofounder and Board Member Sue Severson is excited by the generosity of an anonymous donor who will match all donations to the organization through Jan. 15.
"OCF has the unique ability to bring our citizens and local nonprofits together in a synergy to benefit our community and ourselves," says Severson. The group raises donations throughout the year, and then gives every dollar to the community to support a variety of programs.
Severson was Orinda's mayor in 2009 when the city faced severe budget cuts. Asked by the City Council to explore ways to raise private dollars to sustain community vibrancy through the recession, she joined with fellow Orinda residents Richard Westin, Carol Penskar, Dick Burkhalter and Paula Goodwin to co-found the 501(c)(3) OCF. Mark Roberts, Ted Urban, Richard Stanaro, Sean Sabarese, Annette Linney, Carlos Baltodano and Bob Burt have joined the OCF board over the years as the program expanded.
Severson emphasizes OCF's birth came at a critical time in 2010 when many cherished community events and programs (like the Fourth of July Parade and Celebration) were at risk of being lost. The group stepped up to rescue events, expand community programs and beautify downtown Orinda.
According to Severson, events sponsored by OCF affect the community in many ways: "OCF enhances the quality of life in Orinda by promoting community spirit and providing opportunities for all ages to learn, volunteer and serve." The Foundation partners with many organizations to benefit the community. Among other collaborative projects, OCF partners with the City of Orinda for Orinda Action Day of Community Service; the Parks and Recreation Department to provide Concerts and Movies in the Park; Miramonte High School for NorCal Kids Triathlon; Lamorinda Art Council for Lamorinda Idol and The Orinda Association to sponsor Orinda Citizen of the Year award.
"There is collaboration and synergy among local nonprofits to maximize benefits to our community," Severson enthuses before continuing: "OCF's success depends on the generosity of our citizens. I envision OCF continuing its mission to enhance the quality of life in Orinda by fostering community spirit and citizen engagement, building partnerships, and providing financial assistance to support community activities, beautification and the arts long into the future."
Donations can be made at OrindaFoundation.org, or by mailing a check to P.O. Box 21, Orinda, CA 94563. Other ways to contribute are through www.PayPal.me/orindaFoundation, donations of stock, or designating OCF as your charity partner on Amazon Smile.
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That's right... St. Patrick's Day. Woohoo. Time for green beer.
That's a green Harp Lager (brewed by Guinness) and my buddy Rasool.
While there weren't exactly thousands of people in the pub, it was pretty hopping for the time of day. The Ross Bay must be given credit for surviving its location in what has to be the worst and busiest parking lot in all of Victoria.


I left out all of my favorite animated movies on purpose because I've got a whole separate post for those! For the films that have more than one installment, I chose the film cover for my favorite installment.
What were your favorite films from your childhood? What were you favorite films that came out in 1995-2010?
My Dad raised me on Star Trek, so if it was a SF/F from the 70s and 80s and you've heard of it, you could probably write my list.
I've never watched Star Trek or Star Wars before!
We'd find something. 🙂 Probably food!
I loved the Mary Kate and Ashley movies! Life-Size is also a classic! Surprisingly, I've never seen The Sandlot, or any of its sequels… I should probably watch them, right?
MK & Ashley were the best haha. I heard their making a sequel to Life-Size with Tyra & Lindsay, too! You should def watch all 3 of the Sandlot movies. 😀 They're so cute!
Oooooo, now I'm excited for a Life-Size sequel!
I've seen all of these except You Wish & 2get+her. I 💜 Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen videos! Everything from their mysteries to their movies– especially It Takes Two!
My other top 5 would be: Spice World. Actually that's like my #1 all time favorite! + The Notebook + Titanic. 😍 Leo was my 1st celebrity crush. Chicago…. and it was a year early but Lion King will forever be my favorite animated Disney movie!
🤦♀ I forgot. . Twilight. I'm a true twi-hard. I saw the first one 12 times in theatres along.
Ooh… I was a huge Twi-hard for the books. I would freak out on my mom if we couldn't find the book at the first store we tried and she would say "tomorrow we'll go somewhere else" LOL. But for the movies… I stopped watching them in theatres after the second one and still haven't seen the rest! I honestly still want to, though.
I saw them all in theaters. I had my husband search high and low for the Special Box Set Edition. It was sold out everywhere! By luck he was returning the wrong case he had gotten me and found it. He asked did I want that instead & I asked him why he was even asking that =D And then the following year he got me the 10th anniversary book. I read that thing in like a day!
2get+her is such a funny movie. It's an MTV movie where they make fun of boybands haha. You Wish is just super cute, haha. MK & Ashley had so many movies & series!!! They were the best to watch!! & Spice World, gosh!! I watched that movie over & over. 😛 I also loved The Notebook & Titanic… they're good movies but yess… LEO!!! ❤ lol. I actually started watching Chicago recently but fell asleep… I'll have to finish it someday! It was pretty good for what I saw of it. & Lion King always makes me cry!! LOL.
The first Harry Potter movie came out in 2001. How time flies!
I know, right?! & that last one was 2011!! I didn't think it was that long ago!
Oh man – now I feel old. I can't even think of movies I loved under age 10 – we didn't go to many as it was quite a good distance to see them. I do remember some TV specials, of course – The Hobbit was a huge favourite for me though it was only on once or twice. I saw it when I was in Grade 3. It was an animated special made by a company that eventually became Studio Ghibli and it was excellent. It got me so excited that I got the book from the school library right away. All of the old school Christmas specials – and pretty much any Charlie Brown special was on my list. We did get to go out and see Star Trek The Motion Picture and the first three Star Wars movies in the theatre. I thought those were pretty great.
As I got older and in to my tween years I got to see Conan the Barbarian in the theatre with a friend and his mom when I was 12 – that was pretty cool. I'd say my favourite from that time, though, would've been The Dark Crystal. Not long after that Ghostbusters came out and of course I loved that as well.
I had an entire Cheetah Girls Club that I was the president of 😂😂. We used to have meetings and sing Cheetah Girl songs and buy cheetah merch! . And omg I FORGOT about Life Size! That's such a crazy throwback!
Lol what!! I wish I had friends that started a Cheetah Girls club with me!! How fun!!
GIRL it was a blast! It was my two best friends! One of them I'm still best friends with to this day! They lit!
There were a lot of movies that I loved, but the ones that I remember the most as a big part of my childhood were Spy Kids 1 & 2, haha. I adored those movies!
Aw! I remember Spy Kids!! I loved those movies, too. 😀 I think they even came out with more than 1 & 2 later on? Remember Sharkboy and Lava Girl?!
omg i never knew tyra and lindsay had a movie together HAHA! Mine is spykids!!
Thanks. 😀 I've already written up the post, I just have to add images, so it will probably be up in like another day or so.
I was OBSESSED with the Olsen Twins!!! I would watch all of their movies over, and over, and over again. I'm old so this probably came out before '95 but Matilda. I still watch this with the kids!
Is 2Gether the one with the song, "You plus me equals us?" The boy band parody?
Lol I was the same way!! I'd sing along to all of the lyrics and even say some of their lines along with them haha. Awww, I LOVE Matilda! I don't know when it came out but, it's on TV often so I got to watch it a lot as a kid, too!
AND OMG YES!! YOU PLUS ME EQUALS US is them. I was hoping someone else would remember that one. I watched it SO much lol.
I think only up to the 2nd.


Barack Obama held "candid" talks with Chinese president Xi Jinping on the knottiest disputes between the nations, the White House said on Saturday, as the president's final trip to Asia began with a difficult altercation between diplomats at the airport.
The talks ranged across the most sensitive issues between the world's two largest economies: China's aggressive claims in the South China Sea, hacking and cybersecurity, and human rights and religious freedom, among others.
Obama urged Xi to abide by the ruling of an international court against China's claims in the sea – a ruling that Beijing promptly rejected in July. The Hague ruled in favor of claims by the Philippines over the territory, where China has been expanding its military and building islands.
They also spoke about cybersecurity, and Obama similarly asked Xi to fulfill his obligations in a bilateral deal to protect against hacking between the nations. The discussion followed recent hacks pertaining to the US presidential election, blamed on Russia, and a national security hack last year, allegedly conducted by Chinese operatives.
According to the White House, Xi and Obama agreed to implement a 2015 deal on cybersecurity and not "conducting or knowingly supporting cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property for commercial gain" – an issue that has reached the campaign trail in the US. They similarly discussed drug trafficking, and the White House praised new Chinese efforts against the country's growing market of synthetic drugs.
After the meeting, Obama described the talks in wary but respectful terms – a reflection of US-Chinese relations during his two terms – with many disagreements hanging between them.
The presidents spoke for over three hours and found accord on at least one issue: the 2015 global Paris climate deal, to which Obama and Xi formally committed the US and China on Saturday.
The presidents also spoke about human rights and basic freedoms, and despite Obama's praise for American and Chinese diplomats, disagreements over one such freedom boiled over before talks even began.
Members of the Chinese delegation objected angrily to the presence of American reporters – China has broadly censored the press for years – and as soon as the reporters who travel with Obama disembarked from Air Force One, one Chinese official began shouting demands to White House staff that American press be removed from the scene.
A White House official defended the press' right to be there, and the Chinese official yelled back, "This is our country," according to the travelling press.
The man then cast his ire at two of Obama's senior advisers, Ben Rhodes and Susan Rice, who only vaguely explained the spat to reporters: "They did things that weren't anticipated." Arguments continued through security into the Chinese state house, and one Chinese official helping the US delegation grew so angry that he began to shout at security and some of his colleagues.
"You don't push people. No one gave you the right to touch or push anyone around," he yelled, according to the travelling press, who said that other American and Chinese officials soon intervened.
Most of the reporters were kept in a lobby, but two White House press members were eventually allowed to watch the leaders walk through a garden. "I don't think the weather will be as good tomorrow as it is today," Xi said there, before changing the topic to tea.


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About Author Walter Parks
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Hi! Thanks so much for your interest in my books!
My principal interests are true stories of the unusual or of the previously Unknown or unexplained. I occasionally also write fiction.
I was born in Memphis, Tennessee and grew up in Saltillo, Mississippi, a small town near Tupelo, Mississippi. High School life was dominated by watching the rise of our local Elvis. I was editor of my high school paper and had plenty to write about. I guess this was the beginning of my writing career.
After graduating from Mississippi State University as an aerospace engineer I moved to Orlando Florida and worked for Lockheed Martin for 24 years. I advanced from an aerospace engineer to a Vice President of the Company and President of the Tactical Weapons Systems Division.
I continued my education throughout my career with an MBA degree from Rollins College and with Post Graduate Studies in Astrophysics at UCLA; Laser Physics at the University of Michigan; Computer Science at the University of Miami; Gas Dynamics at MMC and Finance and Accounting at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
While at Mississippi State University, I was on the President's honor list and in the honor societies of Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Gamma Tau, and Blue Key.
I received a scholarship from Delta Air Lines based on my academics and performance.
I was in ROTC and the Arnold Air Society where I participated and toured as a member of the precision drill team. I also attended the summer survival training at Hamilton Air Force Base in California. I was selected for Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
I was a speaker for several technical organizations, including the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
After retirement from Lockheed, I formed Parks-Jaggers Aerospace Company and sold it four years later.
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Q: Fill Cells Value, Color in another Sheet in using EXCEL UDF This function check JMBG (unique citizenship numbers) and PIB numbers (for companies)
if they are incorrect function returnes error messages.
I want that my function also creates new worksheet to put all wrong JMBG or PIB numbers with error messages.
Here is an example:
Worksheet1 contains an example in cell A1:
0805988212987
when I call CheckID(A1)    --->it returnes me JMBG is correct
1234
it returns me error message
Now I want that my function immediately creates new worksheet (workhseet2) in which will be put
12345 and error message...colored as red if possible
It means, that I have worksheet1 where I have lot of numbers and I check them all.
I want to move into new worksheet all numbers that have error messages and color that messages with red or some other color.
Bottom is my current function. First is the main function which calls back other 2.
Example in Excel sheet:
0805988212987   JMBG is correct
20538350             PIB is correct
abcdef           ERROR: Function can not check JMBG nor PIB ...
ABCDEF           ERROR: Cell contains only UPPER letters. Numeric input ...
AVGsgh           ERROR: There is error because cell contains only LOWER and UPPER...
Marko Dragovic    ERROR: Wrong input data. Cell is empty. Must be numeric and 8 or 13
12345           ERROR: Excel cell limit is not correct. It should be 8 or 13, and numeric.
            ERROR: Wrong input data. Cell is empty. Must be numeric and 8 or 13 length
JMBG          ERROR: Cell contains only UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved
0         ERROR: Excel cell limit is not correct. It should be 8 or 13, and numeric.

I want all error to be automaticaly moved into new sheet and colored red.
Function CheckID(ByRef rng As Range) As String
Dim str  As String, strMsg As String
Dim objRegEx1 As Object, objRegEx2 As Object, objRegEx3 As Object
Dim sret As String

str = rng.Value

Set objRegEx1 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx2 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx3 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx4 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx5 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx6 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
Set objRegEx7 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
objRegEx1.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx1.Global = True
objRegEx2.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx2.Global = True
objRegEx3.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx3.Global = True
objRegEx4.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx4.Global = True
objRegEx5.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx5.Global = True
objRegEx6.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx6.Global = True
objRegEx7.IgnoreCase = False
objRegEx7.Global = True

objRegEx1.Pattern = "^\d+$" '-- only numbers
objRegEx2.Pattern = "^[a-z]+$" '-- only lower letters
objRegEx3.Pattern = "^[A-Z]+$" '-- only upper letters
objRegEx4.Pattern = "^[a-zA-Z]+$" '-- only lower/upper letters
objRegEx5.Pattern = "^[a-z\d]+$" '-- numbers and lower leters
objRegEx6.Pattern = "^[A-Z\d]+$" '-- numbers and upper letters
objRegEx7.Pattern = "^[a-zA-Z\d]+$" '-- numbers and lower/upper letters

If objRegEx1.Test(str) Then
    If (Len(str) <> 13) And (Len(str) <> 8) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell numeric limit is not correct. It should be 8 or 13."
    ElseIf Len(str) = 13 Then
    strMsg = Check_JMBG(CStr(str))
    ElseIf Len(str) = 8 Then
    strMsg = Check_PIB(CStr(str))
    End If
ElseIf objRegEx2.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Function can not check JMBG nor PIB because cell contains only LOWER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
ElseIf objRegEx3.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains only UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved and thus nor JMBG nor PIB is going to be checked"
ElseIf objRegEx4.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains only LOWER and UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
ElseIf objRegEx5.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains NUMBERS and LOWER letters. Function can't check JMBG or PIB because they are not entered correct. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
ElseIf objRegEx6.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: There is no JMBG or PIB in the valid form in the cell. Cell contains NUMBERS and UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
ElseIf objRegEx7.Test(str) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Because cell contains NUMBERS, LOWER and UPPER letters, numeric input of cell is not achieved. Enter correct data"
ElseIf IsEmpty(cell) Then
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell is empty"
Else
    strMsg = "ERROR: Cell not satisfying input arguments. There are special characters in the cell or it is empty. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
End If

CheckID = strMsg
End Function

Public Function Check_PIB(PIB As String)

'Function for checking PIB
'Initialization of all values inside PIB, 8 numbers, 1 control number
Dim c0 As Integer
Dim c1 As Integer
Dim c2 As Integer
Dim c3 As Integer
Dim c4 As Integer
Dim c5 As Integer
Dim c6 As Integer
Dim c7 As Integer
Dim c8 As Integer
Dim zadnji As String

last = Right(PIB, 1)
PIB = Left(PIB, 8)
If Len(PIB) <> 8 Then
   Check_PIB = "PIB is correct"
Else
       c8 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 1, 1)) + 10) Mod 10
       If c8 = 0 Then
         c8 = 10
       End If
       c8 = (c8 * 2) Mod 11
       c7 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 2, 1)) + c8) Mod 10
       If c7 = 0 Then
         c7 = 10
       End If
       c7 = (c7 * 2) Mod 11
       c6 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 3, 1)) + c7) Mod 10
       If c6 = 0 Then
         c6 = 10
       End If
       c6 = (c6 * 2) Mod 11
       c5 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 4, 1)) + c6) Mod 10
       If c5 = 0 Then
         c5 = 10
       End If
       c5 = (c5 * 2) Mod 11
       c4 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 5, 1)) + c5) Mod 10
       If c4 = 0 Then
         c4 = 10
       End If
       c4 = (c4 * 2) Mod 11
       c3 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 6, 1)) + c4) Mod 10
       If c3 = 0 Then
         c3 = 10
       End If
       c3 = (c3 * 2) Mod 11
       c2 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 7, 1)) + c3) Mod 10
       If c2 = 0 Then
         c2 = 10
       End If
       c2 = (c2 * 2) Mod 11
       c1 = (CInt(Mid(PIB, 8, 1)) + c2) Mod 10
       If c1 = 0 Then
         c1 = 10
       End If
       c1 = (c1 * 2) Mod 11
       c0 = (11 - c1) Mod 10
       If c0 <> last Then
        Check_PIB = "PIB is correct"
       Else
        Check_PIB = "Error: Wrong PIB. Not valid"
       End If
End If
End Function

Function Check_JMBG(JMBG As String) As String
    If (Len(JMBG) <> 13) Then
        Check_JMBG = "ERR: Length of JMBG is not 13!"
    ElseIf Not IsNumeric(JMBG) Then
        Check_JMBG = "ERR: JMBG contains non-numerical characters"
    ElseIf Not fctBlnCheckDate(JMBG) Then
        Check_JMBG = "ERR: Wrong JMBG date entered!"
    ElseIf fctBlnCheckSum(JMBG) Then
        Check_JMBG = "ERR: Wrong JMBG checksum!"
    Else
        Check_JMBG = "JMBG is correct"
    End If
End Function

Private Function fctBlnCheckDate(JMBG As String) As Boolean
    Dim intDay As Integer, intMonth As Integer, intYear As Integer
    Dim datCheck As Date

    intDay = Int(Left(JMBG, 2))
    intMonth = Int(Mid$(JMBG, 3, 2))
    intYear = Int(Mid$(JMBG, 5, 3)) + 1000

    datCheck = DateSerial(intYear, intMonth, intDay)

    fctBlnCheckDate = _
        (Year(datCheck) = intYear) And _
        (Month(datCheck) = intMonth) And _
        (Day(datCheck) = intDay)

End Function

Private Function fctBlnCheckSum(JMBG As String) As Boolean
    Dim intCheckSum As Integer, i As Integer

    For i = 1 To 13
        intCheckSum = intCheckSum + Int(Mid$(JMBG, i, 1))
        Next i
End Function

A: EDIT This will not work for UDF.
is this what you looking for?
use logging in your code if you want to log it down
Sub logging(ByVal val As String, ByVal msg As String)
Dim logWs As Worksheet
Err.Clear
On Error Resume Next
Set logWs = Worksheets("Error Log")
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
    Set logWs = Worksheets.Add
    logWs.Name = "Error Log"
End If
On Error GoTo 0

With logWs
    Height = .Cells(.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
    .Cells(Height + 1, 1).Value = val
    .Cells(Height + 1, 2).Value = msg
    .Cells(Height + 1, 2).Font.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0) ' RED in color
End With
Set logWs = Nothing

End Sub

Sub testing()
    logging "123", "ERR"
End Sub

EDIT
as request, it is assuming all your error message starts with "ERROR:"
Function CheckID(ByRef rng As Range) As String
    Dim str  As String, strMsg As String
    Dim objRegEx1 As Object, objRegEx2 As Object, objRegEx3 As Object
    Dim sret As String

    str = rng.Value

    Set objRegEx1 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx2 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx3 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx4 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx5 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx6 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    Set objRegEx7 = CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
    objRegEx1.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx1.Global = True
    objRegEx2.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx2.Global = True
    objRegEx3.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx3.Global = True
    objRegEx4.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx4.Global = True
    objRegEx5.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx5.Global = True
    objRegEx6.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx6.Global = True
    objRegEx7.IgnoreCase = False
    objRegEx7.Global = True

    objRegEx1.Pattern = "^\d+$" '-- only numbers
    objRegEx2.Pattern = "^[a-z]+$" '-- only lower letters
    objRegEx3.Pattern = "^[A-Z]+$" '-- only upper letters
    objRegEx4.Pattern = "^[a-zA-Z]+$" '-- only lower/upper letters
    objRegEx5.Pattern = "^[a-z\d]+$" '-- numbers and lower leters
    objRegEx6.Pattern = "^[A-Z\d]+$" '-- numbers and upper letters
    objRegEx7.Pattern = "^[a-zA-Z\d]+$" '-- numbers and lower/upper letters

    If objRegEx1.Test(str) Then
        If (Len(str) <> 13) And (Len(str) <> 8) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell numeric limit is not correct. It should be 8 or 13."
        ElseIf Len(str) = 13 Then
        strMsg = Check_JMBG(CStr(str))
        ElseIf Len(str) = 8 Then
        strMsg = Check_PIB(CStr(str))
        End If
    ElseIf objRegEx2.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Function can not check JMBG nor PIB because cell contains only LOWER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
    ElseIf objRegEx3.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains only UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved and thus nor JMBG nor PIB is going to be checked"
    ElseIf objRegEx4.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains only LOWER and UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
    ElseIf objRegEx5.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell contains NUMBERS and LOWER letters. Function can't check JMBG or PIB because they are not entered correct. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
    ElseIf objRegEx6.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: There is no JMBG or PIB in the valid form in the cell. Cell contains NUMBERS and UPPER letters. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
    ElseIf objRegEx7.Test(str) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Because cell contains NUMBERS, LOWER and UPPER letters, numeric input of cell is not achieved. Enter correct data"
    ElseIf IsEmpty(cell) Then
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell is empty"
    Else
        strMsg = "ERROR: Cell not satisfying input arguments. There are special characters in the cell or it is empty. Numeric input of cell not achieved"
    End If
    'Modified by: Larry
    'Modified Date: 31-01-2013
    'Take Log in "Error Log" Sheet if it's an error
    If InStr(UCase(strMsg), "ERROR:") > 0 Then
        logging str, strMsg
    End If

    CheckID = strMsg
End Function

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Lease a Lambo: Putnam sees Huracan as deal of the year
Exotic lease specialist awards best new-car lease of 2020 title to rear-driven Lamborghini Huracan Evo
Lease for less: Putnam Leasing says the rear-driven Lamborghini Huracan Evo can be leased for as little as $1,995 per month | Putnam photos from Lamborghini
Granted, your individual transaction might vary, but luxury and exotic car leasing specialist Putnam Leasing has announced the rear-wheel-drive Lamborghini Huracan Evo as the "best value lease for 2020."
"New rear-wheel drive Italian exotic offers entry-level pricing paired with pure driving thrills," the company said, adding that you can get such a deal typically for "less than $2,000 per month."
The Greenwich, Connecticut, company offers leases on the Huracan Evo for as little as $1,995 per month on a 60-month lease after a down payment of $29,000. The car's MSRP is $208,000.
"Automotive enthusiasts looking to get in the driver's seat of the newest vehicle from the legendary Italian automaker can now do so very affordably in comparison to other exotic options," Putnam proclaimed in its news release.
"Even at the high end of the market, price is always a consideration for our clients," added Steve Posner, Putnam Leasing chief executive. "Our company is incredibly impressed with the value proposition presented by the Huracán EVO RWD. This is a very special car.
"The new rear-wheel drive Huracán offers entry-level pricing with all the high performance, strength in design and uncompromising luxury fans have come to expect from Lamborghini. It is without a doubt, the best value lease of the year."
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"For enthusiasts who have long wanted to experience driving a Lamborghini, Putnam Leasing is offering clients the chance to experience all the thrilling excitement at a fraction of the typical cost," the company said, adding that it does lease deals from 2 to 5 years with varying monthly terms.
For more information, visit the Putnam Leasing website.


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At Prolight + Sound 2014, Frankfurt, Germany, Hall 9.0 B62 ETC unveils a host of new products. Following the successful launch of the Cobalt 20 desk at PLASA 2013, ETC is expanding the range with the Cobalt 10 desk, which brings the power of Cobalt 20 to a compact, road-ready footprint, with ten motorised faders.
ETC's stand in Frankfurt will include a large cyclorama rigged with the Source Four LED CYC adapter which can be attached to any Source Four LED luminaire to create smooth, full-coverage lighting on backdrops. At Prolight + Sound, ETC will offer the same full-scale, colourful demos that proved popular at PLASA 2013 in London.
The SmartPack Wall Mount series of power control products, which now includes ThruPower solutions, will also be at the show. As with ETC Sensor3 power control, dual- and triple-action dimming and switching configurations provide complete control of today's hybrid rigs.
Also on the stand for demonstration will be the halogen Source Four Mini fixture. It is available in portable, ceiling-mount and with track-adapter versions. The Source Four Mini has been widely used in smaller theatres, including for the Skipton Puppet Festival in England, and at the Seebühne puppet theatre on the north German island of Hiddensee.
There is also an opportunity before the show to win a Cobalt Nomad dongle, which lets you experience Cobalt from your own PC. You can program your own show from a range of four different one-minute music tracks, and then have it reviewed by a panel of judges. More information is available at etcconnect.com/Prolight2014. All entrants will receive free entry to Prolight + Sound.


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Few people consider the tax implications of buying a home, but there are many. Here are a few ways buying a home can impact the amount of tax you pay.
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Another way that buying a home affects your taxes is property taxes. In most jurisdictions, property taxes are based to some extent on the price you pay for your home, meaning the more you pay, the higher your taxes will be. The positive is that, just as with mortgage interest, those property taxes you pay are deductible if you itemize deductions on your income tax return.
Points are up-front fees you pay to lower the interest rate on your home mortgage. If you paid them when buying your home, you can deduct the entire amount on your tax return. If you paid points on a refinance or home equity loan, you have to deduct them a bit at a time over the entire term of the loan.
One of the reasons many people treat homes as an investment is the favorable tax treatment on profit from a sale. For example, in the United States as long as the home is your principal residence for at least two years out of the five years before you sell, you can exclude up to a $250,000 gain from capital gains taxes, or $500,000 if you are married.
Buying a home for the first time is one of the few situations in which the government allows you take money from retirement accounts early without paying a tax penalty. For example, you can take up to $10,000 out of an individual retirement account without having to pay the early withdrawal penalty, although you still might face income taxes if your contributions were tax-deferred.
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Ana Teresa Ortega Aznar (Alicante, 1952) es una artista, escultora, fotógrafa y  profesora española.

Biografía
Profesora en la facultad de Bellas Artes de la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia se muestra multidisciplinar en su obra combinando fotografía, video e instalaciones. Su reflexión sobre la influencia de los media en la sociedad y en la formación de una memoria colectiva presentan la parte central de su trabajo.

Una publicación suya denominada Foto-esculturas, instalaciones (2006) presenta el empleo de ambos medios artísticos en una época en la que predominaba el purismo técnico en la expresión artística y recoge una reseña del trabajo expuesto en las salas. Las Fotoesculturas son parte de un proyecto desarrollado, sobre todo, entre 1992 y 1996 en el que presenta estructuras tridimensionales realizadas con imágenes fotográficas en diferentes soportes como telas o transparencias junto a materiales como hierro o vidrio. Además los conjuntos de fotografías se presentan como "como mensajes ideológicamente codificados".

En su publicación denominada Cartografías silenciadas, escrita en castellano, valenciano y gallego, realiza durante cuatro años (2007-11) una indagación en los archivos del Ejército, Tribunal de Cuentas y otros organismos sobre la guerra civil española, fotografiando los lugares exactos en los que se produjo la represión franquista.

Su obra puede contemplarse en las colecciones de diferentes museos como el Reina Sofía de Madrid, el IVAM de Valencia, el Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, el Centro Gallego de Arte Contemporáneo de Santiago de Compostela, la fundación La Caixa o la Fisher Gallery de la Universidad de Southern California de Los Ángeles.

Premios
Su obra empleando técnicas escultural-fotográficas y otros modos experimentales y  su trabajo sobre la relectura fotográfica de la historia reciente le han supuesto la concesión del Premio Nacional de Fotografía de 2020.

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Españolas del siglo XX
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Semaglutide Shows Promise for Fatty Liver Disease
The diabetes medication, alone or in combination regimens, led to improvements in NASH and fibrosis.
January 18, 2021 • By Liz Highleyman
Semaglutide, a medication used to treat type 2 diabetes, increased the likelihood of improvement in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) without worsening liver fibrosis, according to research presented at the AASLD virtual Liver Meeting. What's more, combining semaglutide with other drugs led to greater improvements in various measures of fibrosis, metabolism and liver health.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and its more severe form, NASH, are responsible for a growing burden of advanced liver disease worldwide. Linked to obesity and diabetes, NAFLD and NASH are increasingly recognized as manifestations of metabolic syndrome, a cluster of conditions linked to increased cardiovascular risk. The buildup of fat in the liver triggers cell death and inflammation, which over time can lead to fibrosis, cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure.
Developing treatments for NAFLD and NASH has proved challenging. Several drugs that appeared promising in early studies did not show significant benefits in larger clinical trials. With no approved therapies, management currently relies on lifestyle changes, such as weight loss and exercise.
Semaglutide Monotherapy
Philip Newsome, PhD, of Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre in the United Kingdom, presented results from an international Phase II study of semaglutide for people with NASH. The research was also published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
The study enrolled people with biopsy-confirmed NASH, mild to advanced liver fibrosis and a body mass index indicating overweight or obesity. About 60% were women, nearly 80% were white and the mean age was 55. Nearly two thirds had diabetes, and half had advanced fibrosis.
The trial participants were randomly assigned to receive one of three doses of semaglutide (0.1, 0.2 or 0.4 milligrams) or a placebo administered by injection once daily for 72 weeks. Liver biopsies were performed at the start and the end of the study.
Semaglutide (an injectable formulation sold as Ozempic and an oral version sold as Rybelsus) is a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist that mimics the action of natural GLP-1, which increases insulin secretion and plays a role in appetite regulation and glucose and lipid metabolism.
The primary study endpoint, assessed in the 230 participants with moderate (Stage F2) or advanced (Stage F3) fibrosis, was NASH resolution with no worsening of fibrosis. Improvement in fibrosis with no worsening of NASH was a secondary endpoint. (Some NASH trials look at these endpoints in the reverse order.)
More participants taking any dose of semaglutide experienced NASH resolution (40%, 36% and 59%, respectively, in the 0.1, 0.2, and 0.4 mg dose groups) compared with the placebo arm (17%).
The proportion of people with fibrosis improvement was statistically similar in all groups: 46%, 32%, 43% and 31%, respectively. However, fewer people taking semaglutide experienced liver fibrosis progression (10%, 8% and 5% in the three dose groups) compared with the placebo group (19%).
People who used semaglutide saw greater improvements in fibrosis biomarkers, liver enzyme levels and FibroScan liver stiffness measurements, lost more weight and saw improvements in glucose levels and blood lipid profiles. Harmful cholesterol, triglycerides and free fatty acid levels declined while beneficial HDL cholesterol rose.
Treatment was generally well tolerated and side effects were similar to those seen in people who take semaglutide for diabetes. The most common adverse events were gastrointestinal symptoms, which occurred more often in the highest semaglutide dose group. Treatment-related severe adverse events were rare.
Newsome concluded that semaglutide led to a higher rate of NASH resolution without fibrosis worsening. He suggested that significant improvement in fibrosis could take longer and might become apparent with further follow-up.
Semaglutide Combo Regimens
Given the multiple biological processes that play a role in the development of fatty liver disease, many experts think optimal treatment may require combining therapies with different mechanisms of action.
In another Phase II study, Naim Alkhouri, MD, of Arizona Liver Health, and colleagues compared regimens of semaglutide alone or in combination with Gilead Science's firsocostat, cilofexor or both.
Firsocostat (GS-0976) is an acetyl-CoA carboxylase inhibitor that blocks an enzyme involved in the conversion of carbohydrates into fatty acids in the liver. Cilofexor (GS-9674) is a nonsteroidal FXR agonist that regulates bile acid synthesis and plays a role in lipid and glucose metabolism.
As previously reported, firsocostat and cilofexor alone or in various two-drug combinations with the ASK1 inhibitor selonsertib (GS-4997) failed to significantly increase the likelihood of fibrosis improvement without worsening NASH. However, findings from the Phase II ATLAS trial, presented at the recent Digital International Liver Congress, showed that some combinations did lead to significant improvements in fibrosis and other measures of liver health.
Alkhouri's study design was similar to that of ATLAS but substituted semaglutide for selonsertib, which was found to be ineffective in a study presented at last year's Liver Meeting.
This trial included 108 people with NASH and moderate to advanced fibrosis according to biopsies or noninvasive scans. About 70% were women, a third to a half were Latino (a group more likely to have NASH) and the median age was 54. A majority had overweight or obesity and more than half had diabetes.
Participants were randomly assigned to receive semaglutide alone, semaglutide plus firsocostat, semaglutide plus one of two doses of cilofexor or a combination of all three drugs. Semaglutide was given as a once-weekly injection while firsocostat and cilofexor were taken orally once daily.
All groups lost weight, with percentage losses ranging from -7% to -10%. Liver fat fraction decreased more in all the combination groups compared with the semaglutide monotherapy group, with the greatest loss seen in the triple therapy group.
Liver stiffness also declined in all groups, with the greatest improvement again seen in the triple therapy group. The enhanced liver fibrosis, or ELF, score (a composite index of fibrosis biomarkers) showed similar improvement across all groups. The FAST score (another composite measure) showed greater improvement in the combination groups, especially those that received firsocostat. The combination therapy groups also saw greater improvements in liver enzyme levels, with the largest ALT declines in the groups that used firsocostat.
All treatment groups had similar improvements in glucose and insulin levels. Harmful LDL cholesterol increased in the group taking the higher dose of cilofexor (though it did not change in the lower-dose group), and triglycerides rose in the groups that used firsocostat.
The combination regimens were generally safe and well tolerated. Rates of moderate or worse side effects ranged from 14% to 32%, but few people stopped treatment due to adverse events. Gastrointestinal symptoms were most common, with about two thirds of participants reporting nausea in the triple therapy group. Mild pruritus, or itching, was reported by a small number of people who took cilofexor.
In people with NASH, combining semaglutide with cilofexor or firsocostat may provide additional benefits compared with semaglutide alone, Alkhouri and colleagues concluded.
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If Gurley does play would u still use him?
Might have to play Samuels or Jamal Williams instead but which!?
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1 point PPR for flex Edelman or Jackson?
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Should of just stayed with Golliday haha! The person I played has Brady too!
Golliday or Edelman for flex?
Sorry I totally forgot to mention it's 1 point PPR. Thanks guys!
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'A Sad and Evil Day': New York Legalizes Abortion Up to Baby's Birth Day on Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
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New York legislators cheered and applauded Tuesday night after the state Senate removed restrictions on late-term abortions, allowing unborn babies to be aborted up until the day of birth.
The Reproductive Health Act passed with a 38-28 vote and was signed into law by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D). "Today we are taking a giant step forward in the hard-fought battle to ensure a woman's right to make her own decisions about her own personal health, including the ability to access an abortion," Gov. Cuomo said.
The law erases New York's previous limitations on abortion which restricted the fatal procedure past 24 weeks. Supporters say those late-term abortions are being allowed in order to protect the lives of women, but pro-life advocates say that's just a ruse, pointing out that those late-term babies are clearly viable human lives who could otherwise survive outside the womb.
"RHA is an extreme bill sold to the public saying it merely 'updates' New York's law, which is far from true. RHA will expand abortion past 24 weeks through birth, make abortion a 'fundamental right,' and prohibit all limits, which Roe vs. Wade did *not* do," New York State Right to Life said in a Facebook post.
Christina Fadden, chair of New York State Right to Life explained further, "RHA has expanded abortion-on-demand in New York past 24 weeks – well past when unborn children feel pain, are viable, and suffer during the course of an abortion – and up to birth. This is inhumane."
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The act states, "every individual who becomes pregnant has the fundamental right to choose to carry the pregnancy to term, to give birth to a child, or to have an abortion."
The law also removes abortion from the definition of homicide and New York's criminal code altogether. Previously, New York law treated the murder of an unborn child in its the third trimester as a felony offense punishable by up to seven years in prison.
The RHA changes that. Instead, abortion will be regulated under public health law and a variety of medical professionals, not just licensed physicians, will be allowed to perform abortions without penalty.
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"Opponents say this limits prosecutors when they look to charge individuals who harm a woman's unborn child in a domestic violence case or otherwise. Supporters say, in such cases, there remain plenty of other, much harsher criminal charges at prosecutors' disposal," reports the Times Union.
New York Republicans and conservatives fought against the law but the measure sailed through the state Senate after Democrats won a majority in the Senate last November.
MORE: Stunned by NY's Late-Term Abortion Law? Well, Prepare to Be Stunned Again
Advocates say the new law will protect abortion even if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. "With the signing of this bill, we are sending a clear message that whatever happens in Washington, women in New York will always have the fundamental right to control their own body," Cuomo said.
BELOW: Planned Parenthood NYC tweeted a video of the cheering and celebration of the sweeping expansion of abortion:
BREAKING: New York State Senate just made HISTORY and passed the Reproductive Health Act on the anniversary of #RoevWade! pic.twitter.com/u2diMzgSQW
— PPNYC Action Fund (@PPNYCAction) January 22, 2019
Pro-life activists are horrified by the New York abortion legislation.
"New York Senate cheers today for legalization of killing a baby old enough to born - poisoning a 6 month old to death in the womb & delivering her in pieces. This is the legacy of #Roe. It's time to end this barbarism," said Lila Rose, founder and president of Live Action.
New York Senate cheers today for legalization of killing a baby old enough to born - poisoning a 6 month old to death in the womb & delivering her in pieces.
This is the legacy of #Roe.
It's time to end this barbarism. https://t.co/bWRAYQ53CI
— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) January 23, 2019
Outspoken Christian and New Orleans Saints tight end Ben Watson also strongly condemned the law.
"It is a sad and evil day when the murder of our most innocent and vulnerable is celebrated with such overwhelming exuberance. We SHOULD be supporting and encouraging the building of families which are fundamental to any society. By not doing so, we invite consequences untold," he tweeted shortly after the law was passed.
It is a sad and evil day when the murder of our most innocent and vulnerable is celebrated with such overwhelming exuberance.
We SHOULD be supporting and encouraging the building of families which are fundamental to any society.
By not doing so, we invite consequences untold https://t.co/LOBRM0O2D5
— Benjamin Watson (@BenjaminSWatson) January 23, 2019
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Danái Tzíka-Kostopoúlou (en grec ), née le  à Athènes, est une femme politique grecque.

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Aux élections législatives grecques de janvier 2015, elle est élue députée au Parlement hellénique sur la liste de la SYRIZA dans la circonscription de la Magnésie. Elle est élue secrétaire pour la première session de la XVIe législature avec 220 votes positifs le .

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  Δανάη Ιωάννη Τζήκα - Κωστοπούλου, fiche sur le site du Parlement grec.

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As some of our readers might recall, last year during Google I/O 2015, the Internet giant announced its plans to join the 360-degrees VR video content creation scene with a professional contraption built in collaboration with GoPro. In fact, the product came to be known as the GoPro Odyssey, and earlier in September 2015, GoPro announced that prospective customers can pay $15,000 for joining the early access program. Now, after some delays caused by the simple fact that the Odyssey wasn't ready in time, the GoPro Odyssey is finally shipping to a handful of companies who have previously joined the early access program.
The GoPro Odyssey is, quite obviously, a professional 360-degree camera solution, and the $15,000 price tag reflects this particular market segment rather clearly. With that being said, while GoPro did not reveal how many companies have applied for early access and how many of them are now receiving the Odyssey, the action camera manufacturer did mention a handful of virtual reality production companies from its customers list, including Two Bit Circus, VRSE, WEVR, Surreal, and Specular Theory. For those of you who may not be familiar with the GoPro Odyssey's hardware, the spaceship-like contraption features 16 GoPro Hero 4 Black cameras (valued at roughly ~$8,000) held together by a giant wheel developed by Google, called the Jump VR array. The system is also equipped with a microphone, a 64 GB microSD card for each camera, cables, and a Pelican case. Evidently, the price also includes access to Google's servers where 360-degree VR content will be processed and stitched together.
GoPro and Google are not the only companies to work on professional 360-degree video recording solutions. In a rather unexpected move, last year in July Nokia took the veil off its first 360-degree virtual reality camera called OZO, which is accompanied by a much larger price tag compared to the Odyssey's. The Nokia OZO costs a whopping $60,000, but this hasn't prevented the Walt Disney Studios from buying it and becoming one of the very first filmmakers to use the Finnish company's 360-degree camera setup for VR content creation, including promotional content for The Jungle Book 2016 movie.


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Interesting concept, but without the levels and stuff you have listed implemented not much to do, just wait and click the next arrow from time to time. Sounds like what you were planning though would have been fun.
If you added some animations, this would have a better feel to it.
Well I sure have never played such a game before.
This is actually a pretty cool idea (and quite original) but right now it definitely feels incomplete. I feel like I game like this would need lots of visual feedback (ie cookies getting burned, or being a goobly mees of dough if undercooked) to really be understandable without so much text instruction.
I like the concept and where you're going with it... just seems like time got to you (didn't it get us all?). I'd love to see a fleshed out of this concept though!
Love the concept! Keep working on it.
Thanks for all the feedback all! I definitely got struck by time :( (as did we all!) And it's something that I think would be fun to add animations too.
I like that your tried something different. What is this competition if it isn't time to experiment? Good job and best of luck in the future.
There is no doubt I like this game, because who doesn't like chocolate!? Heh heh, very clever concept for this Ludum Dare.
I don't like chocolates but I like this idea though I think it would be better if not the chef but the chocolate recepies evolving based on what the costumers like.
Interesting idea. I think with some more time it could definitely turn into something unique. I think you should keep working on it!


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Angry Monk - Réflexions sur le Tibet est un road movie, film documentaire du cinéaste suisse Luc Schaedler qui décrit la vie d'un moine, Gendün Chöphel, né en 1903 dans le village de Zhoepang dans l'Amdo.

Synopsis
Gendun Choephel quitte jeune son village et entre au monastère de Lama Tashikiel et y étudie les enseignements bouddhiques.

Il rejoint après le monastère du Labrang, peuplé à l'époque de 4000 moines. Il rencontre dans la ville proche un missionnaire américain avec qui il parle longuement de l'Amérique et du monde extérieur. Ce missionnaire exerce sur lui une influence déterminante. Il prend conscience du retard considérable de son pays.

En 1927, il quitte Labrang et se rend à Drépung, près de Lhassa. Il y approfondit ses connaissances.

Gendun Choephel quitte la vie monastique en 1934.

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Luc Schaedler affirme que son film vise à contrer les documentaires remplis d'admiration pour les monastères, pour le lamaïsme ainsi que pour la société nomade que l'on célèbre comme étant le vestige d'une très ancienne culture demeurée intacte.

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 Réalisation, scénario et production : Luc Schaedler
 Musique originale : Loten Namling, Heinz Rohrer et Roland Widmer
 Photographie : Filip Zumbrunn
 Montage : Kathrin Plüss et Martin Witz
 Musique : Loten Namling
 Durée : 97 minutes
 Pays :
 Langue : anglais | allemand | français | tibetain
 Format : couleur
 Date de sortie :
  :  (Zürich)

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Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Pierre-Antoine Donnet, Angry Monk, un film de Luc Schaedler, La Revue de l'Inde, N°3, 2006
  Mara Matta, Rebel with a cause: debunking the mythical mystical Tibet,  Newsletter 47, 2008, p. 32
  Kim Voynar, Angry Monk - Reflections on Tibet, Sundance Review,
  G. Allen Johnson, 'Angry Monk': Doc offers sharper image of Tibet, San Francisco Chronicle,
  Dan Nailen, Perilous path: Directors took risks making films about Buddhism, The Salt Lake Tribune,
  Michael G. Chang, Angry Monk: Reflections on Tibet by Luc Schaedler, , Volume 112, Issue 2 (pages 317–318), 19 MAY 2010, DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1433.2010.01236.x
  Geoffrey Samuel, Angry Monk: Reflections on Tibet Written, directed, and produced by Luc Schaedler, Visual Anthropology Review, Volume 26, Issue 1, (pages 59–61), 18 May 2010, DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-7458.2010.01061.x
  Anna Grimshaw, Review: Angry Monk, in:  (March. 2008), Vol. 19, No. 1, S. 83–89
  Charlene E. Makley, Angry Monk: Angry Monk: Reflections on Tibet, Visual Anthropology Review, 2008, Vol 21, No 5, Pages 440-445
  Andrew Quintman, Review of Angry Monk:  Reflections on Tibet, directed by Luc Schaedler. , vol 13, no. 1 (2008): 57-8.
  Felix Holmgren, The new reasoning of Gendun Chopel, Himal Southasian, October 2006

Liens externes

 Angry Monk, site officiel.

Film suisse sorti en 2005
Film documentaire suisse
Film documentaire sur le Tibet
Film documentaire sur le bouddhisme
Film documentaire sur le monachisme


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I love Beasley Coliseum.
Yes, I know, it's a 70s relic, and for years was painted in a color more suitable for the Oregon State Beavers than the Washington State Cougars. Beasley is an architectural nuisance as well; a cookie-cutter arena that could've been designed by anyone who knows what a slightly-stretched out octagon looks like. Inside, it's concrete and plastic. There's no quirks, no nuances, just a business-like arena. It's essentially your 70-year old grandpa wearing the same suit he's had for thirty years and still thinking that it looks good.
Still, I love it. Because when Beasley gets rocking, there's no other place quite like it. I feel personally insulted that one of the key reasons (we assume) for Tony's departure is the shiny Golden Palace that is John Paul Jones arena. Oooooh. Shiny. Look at the brick. The white, spiky things. The state of the art bathrooms. I may just board a private jet for it right now.
I have a feeling that while Tony may not regret his decision next year to coach at Virginia, he'll have a moment where he questions if it was the right choice. And that moment will come when he steps on to the floor, hears the announcement of his name following the starting lineup, and realizes the ovation isn't nearly as loud.
Beasley, if nothing else, seats many. And it is loud. Really loud. Who knows if it's the acoustics, or the 5,000 students, or one of the more rabid alumni sections in the nation. But it's loud. And when Caleb Forrest hit a jumper to complete a torrid WSU comeback and tie UCLA at 53 points each, the roof was nearly blown off the place. Seriously - watch the video on the ESPN link. It was 10 times as loud in person, and just as incredible a moment.
Of course those paper cut-out trees certainly didn't hurt the atmosphere either.
There's nothing worse than being the favorite to win a game, getting out to a huge lead, and then have the underdog storm back and nearly crush your spirit before escaping with a win. As a part-time Gonzaga follower I know this feeling well. But when you're on the other side, erasing an insurmountable lead built by the mighty Bruins of UCLA, it feels pretty darn good. So what if we ended up losing. When Nikola Dragovic was hitting everything he attempted in the first half, it's not like anyone thought we were coming back anyway.
And a hat tip to cfred for pointing out, via ESPN's play-by-play, the greatest 1:36 of Caleb Forrest's basketball career:
6:49	53-47	Caleb Forrest Defensive Rebound.
6:32	53-47	Foul on Klay Thompson
6:12	Darren Collison missed Two Point Jumper.	53-47
5:42	53-49	Caleb Forrest made Two Point Jumper.
5:40	Foul on Nikola Dragovic	53-49
5:40	UCLA 30 Second Timeout.
5:40	53-50	Caleb Forrest made Free Throw.
5:29	Alfred Aboya missed Two Point Jumper.	53-50
5:29	53-50	Marcus Capers Defensive Rebound.
5:13	53-53	Caleb Forrest made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Taylor Rochestie.
So, for the second straight play, we raise a glass to Caleb Forrest.
Only in Beasley.


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