Traditional medicine use is common in developing countries and increasingly popular in the western world. Despite the popularity of traditional medicines, scientific research on safety and efficacy is limited. However documented fatalities and severe illness due to lead poisoning are increasingly recognized to be associated with traditional medicine use. As society becomes more globalized, it is imperative for pharmacists and health care providers to learn about the safety of traditional medical practices.
BACKGROUND: Burnout syndrome is a highly prevalent disorder in a wide range of professional groups, and is associated with substantial psychophysiological alterations. Nevertheless, this syndrome has not been analyzed in depth among the clergy, a group which fulfils a fundamental social function and has to deal with numerous stressors that increase the risk of burnout onset. METHOD: In the present study, the authors assessed 881 Catholic priests from Latin America.
The latin lover is a model of the self-fulfilling prophecy: you have to believe in him to be able to find him.
Antimalarial drug resistance has now become a serious global challenge and is the principal reason for the decline in antimalarial drug efficacy. Malaria endemic countries need inexpensive and efficacious drugs. Preserving the life spans of antimalarial drugs is a key part of the strategy for rolling back malaria. Artemisinin-based combinations offer a new and potentially highly effective way to counter drug resistance. Clinical trials conducted in African children have attested to the good tolerability of oral artesunate when combined with standard antimalarial drugs.


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Muskogee 'Survivor'
Monday, September 29th 2003, 12:00 am
A little bit of Survivor is playing out in Muskogee. A Tulsa radio station is giving listeners a chance to win front row tickets to the upcoming Brooks and Dunn concert.
It started with 12 people Friday morning. At last word only 2 women were still in the running.
They've participated in a number of challenges, including passing an apple beneath their chins and eating crickets and worms.
The last woman left standing wins and they're all pretty determined. Contestant Jodi Reheard: "I'll be here until those three leave. It could be tonight, it could be the next two minutes or the next two weeks, I'm here."
Besides the concert tickets, the winner gets a limo ride to and from the show. There's also a flat screen TV with a DVD player and a two-day vacation to Branson.
News On 6 A little bit of Survivor is playing out in Muskogee. A Tulsa radio station is giving listeners a chance to win front row tickets to the upcoming Brooks and Dunn concert.
It started with 12 people

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Was the light bulb invented before or after glasses? With Timeline Inventions, you can learn the answer to this question and many more. Each card has a different invention, and on the opposite side of the card is the invention's date.
To begin, one card is randomly selected from the draw pile. This is placed in the middle of the table, date-side up, and this card is the starting point of a chronological line.
On your turn, you choose one of your cards and place it before or after the initial card. Your card is then turned date-side up. If you placed it correctly on the chronological line, the card remains on the table. Otherwise, the card is discarded, and a new one must be drawn to replace it. As more cards are played, it quickly becomes harder to correctly place new ones! The first player to get rid of their cards wins.


How can you make a black rose?
Food coloring or spray paint would work. Dip it in some clear lacquer or varnish after it dries and it'll 'live' forever.
How to make paper roses?
What is so great about black bottom pools?
What is a blue rose?
how do i write my name on black socks??
What is a cool flower that would look nice in black and white other than a rose or a lily?
What is the name of the purple rose?


text: MARCH 2018 ■ 55 where you can score and they have positive numbers, they embrace whatever position you put him in," Keatts said. "He is playing with a lot of confidence." Dorn thinks his versatile role should have a catchy nickname, similar to how football star and fellow Charlotte product Jaylen Samuels played the "H" spot for the Wolfpack. Keatts calls it the "hybrid four." "Maybe call it the 'Wild Card,' but we'll think of something," Dorn said. "I can play anywhere, all the positions from the four to two." Dorn's plight the last two years might be the best microcosm of the Wolfpack's program. He tasted success and struggle last year during a trying season for himself and the team. He has shed labels along the way and thrived in Keatts' approach, with the North Carolina road games the past two years as a perfect example of the before and after. Dorn had 11 points in last year's debacle, a 107‑56 loss at the Dean E. Smith Center on Jan. 8, 2017. A little more than a year later, Dorn celebrated with his teammates after scoring 20 points and draining four three‑pointers in a 95‑91 overtime win in Chapel Hill. The 180‑degree turn when playing North Carolina this season was especially gratify‑ ing, and not just because his father, Torin Dorn Sr., and younger brother Myles Dorn, are past or current UNC football players. Dorn lost his starting spot following last year's game at UNC, with Maverick Rowan replacing him and his season eventually bot‑ toming out when he played just four minutes in an overtime loss against Syracuse. "You just grow from it and stay posi‑ tive through the storms and conquer any obstacle placed in front of you," Dorn said. "To be able to come out of them on top is definitely beautiful." One of the myths Dorn wanted to de‑ stroy this season was that he wasn't able to produce when the competition increased in ACC play. His final season averages last year were solid, but upon further study there was a clear separation between non‑ conference and ACC statistics. He finished with averages of 9.5 points and 4.6 re‑ bounds in 24.0 minutes per game overall, and shot 50.0 percent from the field and 36.4 percent on three‑pointers. However, Dorn averaged just 5.8 points and 3.4 rebounds in 18.3 minutes per con‑ test, and shot 42.4 percent from the field and 25.8 percent on three‑pointers in 19 games against ACC foes. The disappoint‑ ment led to increased motivation for Dorn going into this season. "I had a super big chip on my shoulder to prove myself," Dorn said. "Going through a year like last year, you start out so hot and are able to play consistently. "Then you go into the ACC schedule and have a little inconsistency, whether you are going to play 30 minutes or play four." Dorn once again posted some big games prior to the ACC slate this winter. One of those contests was when he had 22 points and 17 rebounds in a win over Missouri‑ Kansas City at Reynolds Coliseum Dec. 9. His uncle sent him a story from an online blog that called Dorn the "cupcake killer," meaning he shreds poor teams. "I read it at least four or five times that night, and it was something that stuck with me," Dorn said. "I felt really disrespected. "You kind of know [about the divide in statistics last year], but that was the first time I really saw it written." He wanted to prove once and for all that last year was last year, both for himself and the team. Mission accomplished for Dorn, who has held steady this season by averag‑ ing 13.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per outing through 16 ACC games. Dorn's motivation to produce in the league play — he scored in double fig‑ ures in 11 of the first 16 ACC tilts — has helped the Wolfpack change expectations as a team. "Last year at this time, it was like 'When is this madness going to end?'" Dorn said. "Now, we want to pack for a week and go as far as we possibly can [at the ACC Tour‑ nament]. It's a different feeling. "They say if you are playing meaningful basketball when the weather turns warm, you are doing something right." ■ Dorn scored 20 points and drained four three-pointers to help NC State knock off North Carolina 95-91 in overtime at Chapel Hill Jan. 27. PHOTO BY KEN MARTIN "I had a super big chip on my shoulder to prove myself." ■ Dorn


Awards and Honours - barbara findlay Q.C.
1997 Lifetime Achievment Award from Xtra West , an LGBTTIQ community newspaper.
2001 Designated as Queen's Counsel. This honour is awarded by the Queen, through the Lieutenant Governor, her representative in British Columbia, to the most distinguished members of the legal profession.
2005 Award of Merit from the Sexual Diversity Studies Department at the University of Toronto.
2006 The Hero Award from SOGIC for my contribution to advancing rights for LGBTTIQ communities.
2010 Recognized by LEAF as "A lawyer who has made a difference for women and girls in Canada.
2013 Awarded the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal.
2016 Cover of The Advocate, (Vol.74, Part 2), the publication of the Vancouver Bar Association, which accompanied by an article (link) about my legal career.


Applications must be submitted in person. Applicants must be a minimum of 18 years of age. All applicants must supply ORIGINALS and COPIES of the required documents for an application to be processed. All original documents will be reviewed and returned to the applicant on the same day the application is submitted.
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR G.E.D. If you are submitting a GED, but you attended High School for any time, even if you did not complete all 4 years, you must submit your High School transcripts along with your GED.
HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS – If the applicant left high school to earn a G.E.D. you must obtain a transcript up to the date of when the applicant left high school.
APPLICANT MUST COMPLETE A MINIMUM OF ONE FULL YEAR OF ALGEBRA WITH A PASSING GRADE. Acceptable proof of a passing grade in algebra can be verified by any of the following: a.) high school or college transcripts; b.) military education report; c.) certification of completion from an accredited community school or adult education program; d.) completion certificate from NJATC online Tech Math Course.
When applying can I bring my college transcripts instead of my high school transcripts?
No in order to get the proper credit for your education you must also bring high school transcripts for review.
What are the directions to the training academy?
Call 201-265-7273 and follow the telephone prompts.
I know I had algebra in high school but it?s not stated on my transcripts?
In this case we need either a letter or a course syllabus from your high school guidance office. The letter or syllabus must state that the course you took had a component equal to one year of algebra.
If accepted to your apprenticeship program what is the starting pay and what benefits do you offer?
The current starting pay for the Electrical Program is $15.95 per hour. The current starting pay for the Telecommunications Program is $16.54 per hour All apprentices also receive health pension and annuity benefits at no cost.
If accepted to your program can I get advanced standing for previous work and/or school experience?
Each application is reviewed by the JATC and it is possible to receive advanced standing for previous work and/or school experience.
If I fail the aptitude test can I re-take it?
Yes but there is a six month waiting period.
If I took the aptitude test at another IBEW Local Union will the results be accepted at Local 164?
Yes but you must have the training office forward the results to Local 164.
Once I have been accepted as an applicant how long is the training program?
The electricians training program is 5 years and the telecommunications training program is 4 years.
If I have a high school GED am I still required to present my high school transcripts?
Yes transcripts are required to confirm you passed at least one year of algebra: and also to collect other important data.
It is my understanding that applicants who can indisputably document 4000 employment hours in either the electrical or telecommunications industries can skip the aptitude test and qualify for a personal interview. Is this correct?
If accepted to the apprenticeship program do I need to join the union?
Why do I need a driver's license?
Both electricians and telecommunications workers need to work on jobs throughout the Bergen Essex and Hudson County areas. Because of limited public transportation a valid driver's license is a must.
How long from the application date does it take to complete the application process including testing interview etc.?
This varies depending upon the number of applicants who apply and the number of job opportunities we can provide. Traditionally four to six months is the average.
It is my understanding that the application requires completion of a work history sheet. If I provide my resume must I also complete the work history sheet?
I had algebra in college but not in high school. Is this acceptable?
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I have a college degree in engineering am I required to present my high school and/or college transcripts?
If accepted to your apprenticeship program do I need to pay tuition?
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Do graduates from your electrical apprenticeship program also receive a NJ State electrical contractor?s license?
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Do graduates from your electrical and telecommunications programs also receive college credits?
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gross proceeds of approx. EUR 100 million.
The offering will comprise a total of up to c. 2.2 million ordinary bearer shares with no par value, consisting of up to c. 2.1 million new shares from a capital increase and 150,000 existing shares offered by the current shareholders. In addition, up to 10% of the offered shares from the holdings of the current shareholders may be allocated through over-allotments (the "Greenshoe Option"). Assuming that all new shares are placed and the Greenshoe Option is fully exercised, post-IPO free float would amount to approx. 40% of AKASOL's share capital.
The offer period will commence on June 18, 2018, and is expected to end on June 27, 2018. The price range was set at EUR 48.50 to EUR 64.50 per share. The final offer price will be determined based on a book building process.
The capital increase will be implemented to an extent that, contingent on the final offer price, the sale of the new shares will generate gross proceeds for AKASOL of approx. EUR 100 million.
The Company intends to use the envisaged net proceeds resulting from the sale of the new shares for the expansion of the Company's production facility in Langen, Germany, as well as for the expansion to the USA. In addition, the company intends to use the proceeds for investments in additional test and validation facilities, research and development.
to last twelve months following the first day of trading for Schulz Group GmbH, Felix von Borck, Stephen Raiser and Björn Eberleh and six months following the first day of trading for the Company.
Citigroup and COMMERZBANK are acting as Joint Global Coordinators and together with Bankhaus Lampe as Joint Bookrunners. Lazard is acting as financial adviser to AKASOL.
Further information about AKASOL are available at https://www.akasol.com/investorrelations.
The securities prospectus will also be made available on AKASOL's website, after it has been approved by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BaFin)).


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by Demi Lovato
Album: Demi (2013)
Charted: 3 10
This celebration of life and love was released as the first single from Demi Lovato's fourth studio album. "The title is just about falling in love and taking that risk," Lovato told MTV News. "But, she's terrified and, by 'she,' I mean me. But, I think everyone comes to a point where they feel very vulnerable in falling in love and that's what I'm talking about." The song premiered via international streaming on February 24, 2013 and was exclusively released on iTunes a few hours later in the United States.
The song was produced by the Suspex (Mitch Allan and Jason Evigan) and was co-written by the production duo with Lovato, Sean Douglas and Nikki Williams.
Demi shot the cover for the single hours after breaking her leg. The accident happened as a result of Demi slipping on the floor after her roommate cleaned it with Pledge. "Thank God I went, because it's my favorite photo shoot I've ever done," the singer told Extra's Renee Bargh, "and they were able to shoot it so you don't see my foot."
Demi explained the song's meaning to Ryan Seacrest: "'[Heart Attack]' is a song [about] I think everybody's been in a situation where they've been hurt several times," she said "[And] other situations where I felt abandoned in my life and when you open up your heart to somebody it's a risk. And this song is about taking that risk."
It was singer-songwriter Nikki Williams (Lauren Alaina's "Like My Mother Does") who originally penned the song one Halloween night during a studio session for her debut album. Williams told Billboard magazine that she was inspired by "some f------ boy s--t" as she poured the emotion into the lyrics.
"That song just... happened," she added. "It was just a good flow with the other writers. But... I knew it wasn't for me. It just didn't fit in with the rest of my album."
It was co-producer Jason Evigan who originally came up with the song title after Nikki Williams came into the studio talking about one of her crushes. "I pulled the title 'Heart Attack' from when [Nikki] actually likes someone, she has a heart attack," Evigan recalled to MTV News. When she decided it wasn't for her, Allan, Evigan and Douglas "thought 'Wow that's surprising.' We thought it was going to be a hit."
"A lot of people wanted the song," continued Evigan. "And then Demi came in to do another song called 'Two Pieces' and then we played her 'Heart Attack' and she freaked out about it. So she came in to record it and then she actually had a couple of lyric changes that were really good. She added that super high note at the end and she added some really cool things to it and she brought that song to life."
Evigan revealed to MTV News how once Lovato got her hands on the song, she made it all her own. "The first version had a dubstep break in it," he said. "We took that out for her ... Demi has magic to it where she has so much sass in her voice but yet so much power and all those really high notes at the end, she added that on the spot. [Some of those notes are] all freestyle and like that, I feel like, took the song up notches."
The music video was directed by Chris Applebaum, who has also helmed clips for Rihanna, Britney Spears, and Mariah Carey. The visual mixes images of Lovato wearing dark makeup covered in black ink with the singer in white clothes with less makeup. "The song is about this kind of duality that Demi faces," Applebaum explained to MTV News. "She's singing about really wanting to fall in love. But then also really wanting to make sure she holds herself back a little bit, so she doesn't get hurt. She constantly is singing about this duality throughout the song. It's like a push and pull where we tried to metaphorically represent those two sides by having two metaphorically different sides of Demi."
He added, "There's the angelic white. First you see Demi pictured in this more angelic white performance where these darker black elements start creeping into the frame almost ready to take over her. And then you also see her, the polar opposite, a black set-up where there's some white or good, I don't want to say good or evil, or good or bad, there's just sort of these opposites. You see her in this black environment where these forces of white, the opposite, are still present and creeping in."
When shooting the video, Lovato did something that Applebaum's only seen Celine Dion do before her - sing live. "I do also want to note that in 20 years of directing music videos, I have seen every single artist lip-sync to their video with the exception of two people. One was Celine Dion, who said, 'If you don't do that, you sing so that people can see your throat move and people can feel the emotion.' And two, it was Demi Lovato," Applebaum revealed to MTV News. "Demi is the real deal. People felt it when they were around her."
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Here I Go AgainWhitesnake
Whitesnake's "Here I Go Again" is a very inspiring song, but it's really about heartbreak: David Coverdale wrote it when his first marriage was falling apart.
Ice Ice BabyVanilla Ice
The first rapper with a #1 hit was Vanilla Ice with "Ice Ice Baby" in 1990.
This LoveMaroon 5
Adam Levine of Maroon 5 made it obvious who their song "This Love" was about when he named the album "Songs About Jane."
Bad, Bad Leroy BrownJim Croce
"Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" is about a guy Jim Croce met in the National Guard, which Jim joined to keep him out of Vietnam. Leroy went AWOL, but got caught when he tried to pick up his paycheck.
We Belong TogetherMariah Carey
Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" was the best-selling song of the 2000s in the US.
HappyPharrell Williams
If you have a whole day to kill, you can check out the full version of Pharrell Williams' "Happy" music clip, which was the world's first ever 24-hour music video.
Have Mercy! It's Wolfman JackSong Writing
The story of the legendary lupine DJ through the songs he inspired.
History Of RockSong Writing
An interview with Dr. John Covach, music professor at the University of Rochester whose free online courses have become wildly popular.
Yacht Rock!Song Writing
A scholarly analysis of yacht rock favorites ("Steal Away," "Baker Street"...) with a member of the leading YR cover band.
Lou Gramm - "Waiting For A Girl Like You"They're Playing My Song
Gramm co-wrote this gorgeous ballad and delivered an inspired vocal, but the song was the beginning of the end of his time with Foreigner.
Timothy B. Schmit of the EaglesSongwriter Interviews
Did this Eagle come up with the term "Parrothead"? And what is it like playing "Hotel California" for the gazillionth time?


Parallels with the 2004 tsunami and possible lessons for Myanmar situation.
Cyclone Nargis is the worst disaster to hit Asia since the 2004 tsunami.
Then, the region hardest hit was Indonesia's Aceh province, on the northern tip of Sumatra, where more than 160,000 people were killed. According to some reports, the disaster unfolding in Myanmar could be on a similar scale.
Situation: Region gripped by 30-year conflict between Free Aceh Movement (GAM) separatists and Indonesian military. Limited access by outside world led to slow trickle of information on disaster.
Dilemma: How to allow in relief workers but not foreign journalists while keeping a lid on hostile domestic opposition in the midst of disaster.
Response: Indonesian government ignored military's advice, opening region to aid workers, relief supplies from foreign military and journalists.
Result: Initially sought to limit foreign presence to three months, but many stayed much longer. Sooner after government seized opportunity for talks with GAM separatists leading to peace agreement.
onflict with ethnic minorities and pro-democracy groups; anti-government protests in September ended in bloody crackdown.
Dilemma: How to get foreign help but maintain grip on power, restricting foreign journalists and pro-democracy advocates and whether to press on with referendum condemned by critics as a sham to entrench military rule.
Response: Military government has opened up in principle and made unprecedented request for help but not letting in amount of aid really needed.
Result: Little indication military government prepared to make major concessions.
Damien Kingsbury, a South-East Asia specialist and associate professor at Australia's Deakin University, told the AFP news agency that "there are numerous parallels" between the disasters in Myanmar and Aceh.
"In Aceh the Indonesian military was reluctant to let in aid workers but was overruled by the government," he said.
"In Burma, the military is the government. Most likely then, while this could be a catalyst for real political change, it will lead to more, if selective, repression."


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The Drivers Who Kicked the Biggest Nest in Motorsport: Part 2 (by Sergio Álvarez)
by buttonchello
NEWS & STORIES, SERGIO'S COLUMN
gp2, gp2 series, Gustav Malja, Jimmy Eriksson, monza, Sweden
OK so, if you've just arrived from our last GP2 feature, you'll already know at least three characteristics of Gustav Malja's personality: friendly, resilient, honest… and from now on, you should regard him as a respectful person: "I don't know so much about him, but for sure Ronnie Peterson gave us the best moments for Sweden in motorsport. He was really strong, but I can't remember because I wasn't born! The results he had are really impressive and very cool, he was even on the verge of a championship when he died. Otherwise, I think Stefan Johannson was another good example, who drove for big teams in Formula 1. Maybe he did not have the best results, but he was there." But what about Gustav himself? For sure he's had enough time to make his own contribution to the Swedish racing heritage, albeit not in the pinnacle of motorsport. Or should we add humility for the profile we are drawing about him? "I'd say I've had a lot of nice memories. But the biggest one so far was probably when I won my first race in racing, in 2012. A very nice moment, because it was my first win and it became my real start."
For Gustav Malja, it's a pity that his country don't have enough mountains to practice skiing, what forces him to travel to places like Austria (or to the few appropriate places to the north of his own land) so that he is able to enjoy his favourite non-motorsport activity. Overall, "Sweden is a culture crazier for trucks and tractors," he admits; "We have really good drivers in rallycross. Jimmy is doing a great job. I think we're growing in this small world of motorsport."
Enter Jimmy Eriksson, another Swedish young gun who is trying his luck in this, the most renowned of the feeder series: "Overall, it's been a tough season for me. I knew that, as a rookie, it was always going to be difficult. But I expected a bit more of success. I'm working as hard as I can to make the best out of it and finish the season on a high."
He has his own strong opinions about the national topic: "If you look back only five years ago, there were no succesful formula drivers from Sweden. Now we have some names that are doing quite well. We have Marcus [Ericsson] in F1, Gustav in GP2, my younger brother in F3… The interest in Sweden is increasing and it's nice to see it…"
…and enter Joel Eriksson, that said brother of him. Do they share their racing lifes? "We always learn from each other all the time. Right now, he is on a very high level himself. At the moment, we both can learn from each other. But he's my younger brother, and in the past it's been me who has always teached him stuff, particularly when he has been doing a first season somewhere, because of the experience I have in formula cars. Normally (but not this weekend), I'm always on his races and he is on mines. We always try to speak, to talk and to go through things together in order to improve. We have a very good relationship."
"There is a good base in Sweden in terms of industry of engineering. I think we have a big support from our country and people wishes us a lot of success. Bear in mind that, for a small country like ours, we are fairly represented in motorsport." But Jimmy Eriksson also falls into that category of people who feel in love with the Monza environment: "It's really great to come here, because we have many races where tracks are really nice for you but there is not such atmosphere. Another good example is Hockenheim, there are lots of people. Compared to Sweden, our population is not very big and the races are small. In consequence, the national championship is of quite a low level."
Jimmy has good memories from Monza: "I have been in pole position here, and last year I did really well until I had an engine problem [he raced in GP3 for Koiranen GP]. When the car stops in free practice, it's tough to bounce back." When asked about the critical points of the lap, Jimmy recalls that "for me it's mainly about braking, especially in the chicanes, like Ascari, and into the Parabolica. Braking is the most important thing"… and here comes the due Spanish question: "My favourite track in Spain is Jerez." "The television doesn't do justice to it," we point out; "Yes, Turn 3, Turn 6… are even nicer than what they look for TV viewers." And what is the state of Anderstorp, another masterpiece of John Hugenholtz, aka "The Sixties Tilke"? Oh yes, Anderstorp, well… there it is. Shameful. It deserves better use.
It seems that Gustav is kind to point out at Jimmy as part of the very best representation of Swedish racing talent. In his view, which one is his compatriot's strongest point? "I would say it's never giving up. He's had some tough time, and what I respect most about him is that he has a great ability as a driver." Jimmy, it's your turn. A few words about Gustav? "It's hard for me, in my first year, to say something about him. But he delivers strong qualifyings."
May we suggest another quality of Gustav that has catched our attention? It is his talent for race starts. Does he have any trick to perform that well in this area? "First of all, very good reflexes… as the ones I have! I train at Formula Medicine, where I do a lot of exercises that you need as a driver (including reaction time testing). You also have visual tests. Then, obviously, you need to have a good procedure for your starts, to be able to extract the maximum from engine and tyres." Mind you, a driver that cares about having a center for training as renowned as Formula Medicine (and who has even paid a visit to Rob Wilson's school) is a driver who doesn't settle to just put it all down to his own natural talent. With such an approach, he'll get more stronger with time than any of us dare to imagine currently.
We try to dig deeper: "Do you think that you are building for yourself a reputation as a good starter?" "Yes, I think so", replys Gustav inmediately; "I think a lot of people now respect me in the car, I guess that is in part thanks to my starts. But I don't care."
We can't neither escape to the fact that Gustav Malja has insisted on talking about his test with Arden, with the suspect that he did it in a "lest not forget" manner. Now that Jimmy is onboard that historically honoured team, how does he think they could recover their past form? "I don't know, but they're really competitive in GP3 and 3.5. There's a great potential in the team. What they should do, it's not for me to say. At the moment I'm with them, and I want to make improvements with them." Another driver with an adequate set of priorities, then. But for Monza, he assured us that "brake cooling is not that big a problem" as we might have thought; "it's more about tyres". And he was happy with Arden's top speed, by the way.
A few hours later, we met Gustav again… at the press conference for the Top 3 in GP2's race 1. Our brain can't stop replaying his quotes from our interview earlier in the day: "I think we've had so good race weekends so far in the end. Obvioulsy we want to have as many good results as possible. We put the target for every session and then we see. If we can get to the top 8 in race 1, that is a very good step in a race weekend. We were P6 in Germany and then P8 after a not perfect race for me."
Gustav Malja (right, 3rd in Monza Race 1) in good company: Antonio Giovinazzi (1st, centre) and Rafaele Marciello (2nd, left)
We approach him once again, this time to congratulate, while at the same time we celebrate our wise choice of protagonists for the weekend: "We told you so! We were sure you could do more big things from now 'til the end of the year [he'd got lucky with the chaotic Safety Car deployment, though…], remember?. But why did you lose the race winner Giovinazzi from your sight?" "I made a mistake exiting from a kerb, lost speed and got overtaken. From then on I wasn't able to race Marciello. But without that error, I could have even won."
Once upon a time, two great cinema actors had a chat about idiosyncratic clichés:
– "Want to know what's the Spanish national sin?" told Fernando Fernán-Gómez to Erland Josephson, recalling an old saying from Spain.
– "No idea," replied Josephson.
– It is jealousness.
– Wow… Do you know what's the Swedish national sin?
– No.
– Jealousness.
Now we can tell it for ourselves: we're not that different, after all…
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Kamen is currently at work on a water treatment system that was successfully tested just a couple months ago in a village in Honduras, he said.
The portable device turns contaminated water into clean water by distilling it, using a fraction of the energy required by traditional distillation systems. Kamen predicts such systems could help solve health problems caused by waterborne pathogens all over the world.
Another of his inventions was recently used to supply electricity to two small villages in Bangladesh, he said. These generators used methane gas from cow dung to provide power to homes that had never had electricity before.
Someday patients will go into their doctors' offices and provide a saliva swab or pinprick of blood that can be entered into a computer, which will design a drug treatment that's unique to each person's biochemistry, he predicts.
Alzheimer's disease may soon join the scourge of polio, now prevented by a simple $2 vaccine, he said.
The high cost of medicine just presages these changes. "We are just in the learning phase, the expensive development phase," he said.


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Saudia Cargo is a Saudi Arabian airfreight flag carrier established in 2007 with headquarters in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).

History
A subsidiary of Saudi Arabian Airlines (commonly known as Saudia), the company was established as part of a privatization in 2008. In 2008, the company joined the IATA interest group Cargo iQ. Saudia Cargo provides multi-specialized cargo handling as it operates a fleet of 8 freighter aircraft (B747-400 and B777F) to 13 cargo destinations as well as over 58 belly international destinations across six continents. The CEO is Omar Talal Hariri, a member of the Cargo Committee of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

In September 2018, the company announced two new terminal projects for King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, and King Khaled International Airport in Riyadh scheduled to be completed in 2022. It has also expanded to Cairo and Dubai.

In 2019, Saudia Cargo sponsored the Saudi International Golf Tournament as the formal logistics partner.

Destinations

Fleet

Saudia Cargo has a fleet of B747-400/ERF, B747-400BDSF and B777F aircraft. They serve an international group of clients. As of December 2021, the Saudia Cargo fleet consists of the following aircraft:

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Voith accelerates its transformation under its digital agenda. This has been made possible by its successful investment in KUKA AG. After a thorough and comprehensive assessment, the shareholders unanimously voted on 1st July to tender the KUKA stake of 25.1 percent into Midea's voluntary public take-over offer. Voith expects a liquidity inflow of approx. EUR1.2 billion from the transaction. This means that the KUKA stake has more than doubled in value within about one and a half years.
Prior to undertaking the investment in 2014, the company defined six areas of activity as part of its digital agenda: automation, IT security, software platforms, sensors/robotics, data analysis and industrial software development. At the same time, it systematically searched the market for attractive opportunities in these areas. "The investment in a robot manufacturer was always envisaged as an additional element contributing to the digitalisation of the Voith product portfolio," Dr. Lienhard adds.
Under the current conditions it makes business sense to sell the share in KUKA. "Disposing of this investment will free up previously tied resources and give us flexibility for investments in organic growth as well as attractive acquisitions. Consequently, the liquidity inflow will be used entirely for the accelerated digital and development transformation of our portfolio."
Voith has made a clear commitment to play an active role in shaping the digital transformation in its markets. With its four divisions, Voith presents an extensive range of facilities, products and services covering the energy, oil and gas, paper, raw materials, and transport and automotive markets. On this basis, Voith is able to digitalise its entire business portfolio, gain access to complementary segments and successfully support and guide new and existing customers in their digitalisation efforts.
As the established technology leader with extensive domain knowledge and a large installed base in the market, Voith believes that this approach presents substantial growth potential, which it intends to utilise in the coming years.


R Fundraising, the telephone fundraising and outsourcing agency, is to close with the loss of 99 jobs, its parent company Fundraising Initiatives said today.
A statement from Fundraising Initiatives, which became one of the largest fundraising agencies in the UK when it bought R Fundraising in January, said that its board had decided "current market conditions" had given it no choice but to close its subsidiary because its position had become "untenable". The agency's clients included Samaritans.
Fundraising Initiatives said the move was part of a major restructure of the parent company after a reshuffle of its senior management team and a strategic review of its global business.
"It is with regret that R Fundraising Limited will shortly be taking steps to be placed into administration, with a total of 99 staff being made redundant," the statement said.
Eighty-two of the staff are based at the R Fundraising offices in Dunfermline, Scotland, and 17 are based in Manchester.
Third Sector understands that R Fundraising has been affected severely in the aftermath of the death of Olive Cooke in May, with several large charity clients suspending or pulling out of their contracts with the agency.
The agency's closure leaves Fundraising Initiatives without a permanent telephone fundraising operation, although it does have an in-house call centre that is staffed to support specific campaigns relating to its face-to-face activities.
R Fundraising said it had 200 employees when it was first acquired in January. Its founder, Hugh McCaw, a fellow of the Institute of Fundraising, was reported at the time to be taking on the role of director of strategic accounts at Fundraising Initiatives, but he left the agency several months ago.
The agency said that Gordon Michie, a trustee of the IoF who was managing director of R Fundraising, had been appointed group client services director at Fundraising Initiatives as part of the management restructure.
The former chief operating officer of Fundraising Initiatives, Martin Jervis – who led the acquisition of R Fundraising – left the group in June. He told Third Sector this had nothing to do with the agency's imminent closure.
Hamish Horton, who joined Fundraising Initiatives as its group managing director last month from the charity direct marketing firm Valldata, told Third Sector: "While we will not name specific charities, much like experiences felt across the rest of the telephone fundraising industry clients have been cautious in reviewing their strategies and some have pulled campaigns. If several clients at the same time pull work unexpectedly it can be catastrophic for a small agency."
The news comes after GoGen, the telephone fundraising agency at the centre of a Daily Mail investigation into fundraising practices, announced last week that it had ceased trading.


Viewing 3D objects are a challenge in current 2D viewing devices from desktop monitors, phones and tablets. In the recent past, 3D was viewed through different strategies from isometric views, fixed or limited camera positioning to manage the third person external viewer.
I prefer to have full camera control instead of locked isometric or chase cameras –it's a 3D scene so I want to freely look around and this introduces interesting view and control challenges.
I'll start with a simple room example — with walls, which ends up blocking the view. A simple solution is to take advantage of backface culling by constructing inner walls facing the room and outer walls that can be enabled as needed.
The camera mode can also be switched between perspective and orthographic to match the viewpoint.


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Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Artificial Intelligence - Admission Requirements
[DBA-AI] Doctor of Business Administration – Artificial Intelligence
Possess a master's degree awarded by Institutions accredited by agencies that are recognized by the United States Secretary of Education and/or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or, for non-U.S. Institutions, an accepted foreign equivalent that is listed in the International Handbook of Universities (Current edition).
Graduate grade point average of at least 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or its equivalent.
Doctoral level courses with grade of B or higher (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) from an Institution as defined above can be considered for transfer. A maximum of 9 credits can be transferred into the doctorate level program.
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Doctoral applicants who cannot meet the above requirements may petition to be accepted on a conditional basis. If accepted, the student will be permitted to take a maximum of four courses in a Conditional Acceptance status. The student must achieve a GPA of 3.0 or higher at the end of the four courses. If the student's GPA is lower than the required 3.0 at the end of the four courses, the student's status will be changed to Terminated and the student can no longer take classes.
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About the author: After graduating from Oxford, Jerry Rhodes climbed the ladder of business before founding his own consultancy. Within a year he was invited to join a research team investigating skilful thinking in Philips, Eindhoven. From this he built a system, known as Effective Intelligence, to train others to improve their thinking. It is available under licence internationally.
I Wonder: The Science of Imagination by Jerry Rhodes published by Clink Street Publishing is available to purchase from online retailers including Amazon and to order from all good bookstores. Fastest and easiest way: use the ISBN numbers.


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Q: Customize the section title with Latin Modern I have created a thesis using mathptmx font. Now I would like to customize only the section title using Latin Modern Sans Bold.
I used titlesec with
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat{\section}
{\fontfamily{lmr}\sffamily\bfseries\Large}
{\thesection}{1em}{}

I would like to know if this is right because I'm not convinced.

A: You should change the default sans serif family in your document, which is done by saying
\renewcommand{\sfdefault}{lmss}

in the preamble. Thus each call of \sffamily in the document will choose the Latin Modern Sans font corresponding to the other specifications. For setting the section title you'll simply say
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat{\section}
  {\sffamily\bfseries\Large}
  {\thesection}
  {1em}
  {}

This is based on the obvious assumption that you should not have two different sans serif fonts in a document.

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The Humana Pharmacy Mobile apps (iOS + Android) allow members to quickly and easily refill medications, check order status, and purchase OTC's with their plan's wellness allowance. This effort represents a complete overhaul to the previous user experience and technical infrastructure.
The previous versions of Humana Pharmacy's iOS and Android apps were based on an outdated and unmaintainable architecture. They were built using monolithic services and incorporated a large amount of business logic in the client application. As a result, many compromises were made in the user experience, resulting in a somewhat confusing product. Further, any new features, updates, or maintenance needs required expensive refactoring to the monolith by developers who must be studied in the intricacies of its construction. Humana Pharmacy needed a new version of these apps that could be more efficiently maintained and updated – and would be resilient to ever-changing technological and business environments.
User value – The app's user experience was redesigned to allow fast, efficient transactions. Prescription refill was prioritized, with order status and OTC refill in close succession. Members have indicated through usability testing and product feedback that the new app is simpler, faster, and easier to use.
The Humana Pharmacy mobile app won Platinum in the "Best Mobile Apps and Sites" category at the eHealthcare Leadership Awards in 2017.
Refills are quick and easy, with intuitive, user-validated navigation.


Reports of Kevin Spacey Attacks Grow and Hollywood Has Many Homosexual Child Molesters | Public Advocate of the U.S.
Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos, who performed in several plays at London's Old Vic theater when Kevin Spacey was artistic director there from 2004 to 2015, has accused the House of Cards star of sexual harassment.
"I myself had a couple of unpleasant encounters with Spacey that were on the edge of being considered assault," Cavazos wrote in a recent Facebook post. "It seems the only requirement was to be a male under the age of 30 for Mr. Spacey to feel free to touch us."
The 35-year-old actor, said, "there are a lot of us who have a 'Kevin Spacey story.'"
"Those of us who crossed paths with (Spacey) in London when he was director of the Old Vic know a whole lot more people will find the courage to tell their stories in the coming days and weeks," he wrote. "It wouldn't surprise me if there were similar numbers to Weinstein's."
Last week, actor Anthony Rapp alleged that Spacey made sexual advances at him when he was 14. Spacey faced fire from GLAAD and high-profile gay actors for coming out while apologizing to Rapp for his alleged behavior.
Netflix announced this week that production of House of Cards has been suspended indefinitely following sexual harassment allegations against Kevin Spacey. London's Old Vic theater denounced Spacey and said it's "deeply dismayed to hear the allegations levied against" him. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced Monday that it will not honor Spacey following multiple allegations of sexual assault.


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Washington, D.C. – Today, the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) announced the release of its 2018 Annual Statistical Report (ASR), which provides comprehensive data on the U.S. steel industry and select data on the North American steel industry as a whole. In 2018, total steel imports into the United States decreased 12 percent compared to the previous year, while finished steel imports decreased 13 percent over the same period and captured a 23 percent share of apparent steel consumption, down 4 percentage points from the previous year. Shipments from domestic steel mills measured 95.3 million net tons (NT) in 2018, up five percent from the previous year. Shipments in 2018 were four percent higher than the average of 91.5 million net tons seen from 2013 to 2017. The report also notes that U.S. raw steel production was 95 million net tons in 2018, a six percent increase from 2017. The construction and automotive industries continued as the leading end-use markets for shipments of U.S. steel products.
The AISI report is the most comprehensive reference of its kind, providing statistical data for the U.S. steel industry and a variety of selected statistical data on the Canadian, Mexican and world steel industries. It features extensive charts and graphs, including selected statistical highlights on shipments, apparent supply, imports, employment and raw steel data over a 10-year period; selected financial highlights; shipments by products and markets over a 10-year period; raw steel production (including selected state-level production data) and capability utilization; and, detailed imports and exports data.
"The steel industry has been at the center of the economic policy debate on both national and global levels over the last year, and the AISI Annual Statistical Report serves as a critical source of industry data. The ASR is a comprehensive and reliable reference for steel industry statistics, including an executive summary that features trends in the North American steel industry," said AISI President and CEO Thomas J. Gibson. "The 135 page report includes numerous charts, graphs and other thorough industry information. We are proud that the ASR remains the industry standard for reporting on the steel market in the United States. I encourage anyone who is interested in industry data to purchase a copy."
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County Briefs: news from Clear Creek government
Shadows Ranch to open in spring
Clear Creek County Open Space said during a Jan. 8 update with the county commissioners that Shadows Ranch is scheduled to open this spring.
The agency is still working on a fishing permit program and a management plan for the property with public input, said Open Space coordinator Martha Tableman.
Police Blotter: Crime Calls from Dec. 31-Jan. 6
• Monday, Dec. 31 — Idaho Springs police officers were dispatched to a reported assault in the 2400 block of Colorado Boulevard. The suspect was arrested.
• Monday, Dec. 31 — Georgetown police responded to a chase/pursuit of a vehicle suspected of being involved in vehicle break-ins in the area a few weeks prior. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle near mile marker 228 of eastbound Interstate 70 when it fled in inclement weather. The vehicle was later discovered, and the investigation is ongoing.
Effective communicator tops GCS' principal wish list
Some parents and teachers at Georgetown Community School weighed in on what they want to see in a new principal at a town hall meeting conducted by the school's board of directors on Jan. 9.
The public charter school has begun its search after Douglas Hesbol resigned on Dec. 7. The board has posted a position announcement on its website and elsewhere with a tentative closing date of Feb. 20. It is available at georgetownschool.org. The new principal would start July 1.
Marlin inaugurated, Mauck to become transportation liaison
Jan. 8 was a day of new beginnings in Clear Creek County, as newly elected officials were sworn in.
Among them was incoming Commissioner George Marlin, who took over Tim Mauck's District 1 seat on the Clear Creek Board of County Commissioners.
Mauck, who was term-limited, will still be serving Clear Creek, but in a new capacity, as the county's transportation liaison. He will be taking over for JoAnn Sorensen, who's retiring.
High-speed chase leads to multiple charges
A 47-year-old man is in custody after he reportedly led local authorities on a high-speed chase Thursday morning that ended in Idaho Springs.
Mike Maybury was arrested on suspicion of reckless driving, felony eluding, tampering with evidence and driving with obstructed plates, Undersheriff Bruce Snelling said. Snelling said that he didn't know where Maybury lived, but he didn't believe he was a Clear Creek County resident.
Cycling group proposes ride through Eisenhower Tunnel
The Colorado-based Bicycle Passport has proposed organizing a group of cyclists to ride through the Eisenhower Tunnel, something that has never been done before.
To do this, the tunnel would need to be closed for about two hours, the group stated.
During a Dec. 10 Idaho Springs City Council work session, Mark Nadeau of Bicycle Passport said he and his colleagues want to organize a ride for 1,500 to 2,000 cyclists from Idaho Springs to Silverthorne.
Cold-weather anglers find Georgetown Lake an enjoyable spot
In a blackout hut atop Georgetown Lake, looking through the ice is like looking through a portal to another world.
It's a world where all the elements — sunlight, wind and snow — have converged to create a distance between the water and the world above. What once was easily attainable, almost within one's grasp, is now more than 18 inches farther away.
Still, a layer of ice is no match for a dedicated angler, especially with a sharp auger and a day of fair weather.
Police Blotter: Crime Calls from Dec. 17-30
• Tuesday, Dec. 18 — Georgetown police responded to a theft in the 1400 block of Argentine Street involving an employee taking money from her employer during a shift. A summons was issued for the offense.
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Town approves 2019 budget
The Town of Georgetown has budgeted about $4 million in capital projects in 2019, including the Gateway renovation project from 11th Street to Sixth Street along Argentine Street and the wastewater treatment plant improvements.
Town Administrator Kent Brown said previously that the bulk of these projects will be funded by grants and development fees, respectively.
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City's 2019 budget includes street projects, plant expansion
With a budget of almost $29 million, 2019 will be a year of major undertakings for the City of Idaho Springs.
The 2019 budget, which was passed during the Dec. 10 city council meeting, includes $2.8 million for the wastewater treatment plant expansion and almost $10 million in road reconstruction projects and the Greenway construction.