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La Tombe de Jason est un monument funéraire datant de l'époque du Second Temple situé rue Alfasi dans le quartier Réhavia de Jérusalem.

Il a été découvert en 1956 lors de travaux de terrassement réalisés en vue de construction d'un bâtiment au numéro 10 de la rue Alfasi.

Dans la tombe, on a trouvé plusieurs inscriptions et dessins, dont un dessin représentant des bateaux, de commerce semble-t-il. Sur le pont de l'un des navires apparait un homme dont le nom inscrit à côté est Jason.

Une inscription en araméen figurant dans le corridor dit
 Une grande lamentation est faite pour Jason fis de Peah. Paix

Lors des fouilles archéologiques menées par I. Rahmani pour l'Autorité des Antiquités d'Israël, on a trouvé des pièces de monnaie de l'époque hasmonéenne, des souverains Alexandre Jannée et Jean Hyrcan  (), et d'époques hérodienne et romaine ().

Site archéologique en Israël
Religion à Jérusalem
Jason

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The bio-ice packs are gel-like at room temperature, and can be used after being completely frozen in a freezer for about 6-12 hours. According to the use of the way to design ancillary products to use.
1, biological vaccine refrigeration: the vaccine is a microorganism belonging to save at 2-8 ° c constant temperature environment in order to ensure its viability and effectiveness, the temperature is too high or too low can lead to failure of the vaccine, biological ice bag can be used as a refrigerant with a cold vaccine The use of refrigerators and temperature and humidity monitoring equipment can record and monitor the temperature and humidity in the vaccine refrigerated box throughout the process. According to the data, the use of ice packs can be increased to control the temperature.
2. Food Insulation: After the biological ice pack is completely frozen, it can be used as a refrigerated product such as cakes and fresh foods. It can be used in conjunction with food incubators or foam incubators.
1. When not in use, place it in a cool place at room temperature, avoid direct sunlight, and avoid the aging of the bio-ice bag.
2, after the ice bag is laid flat, it can be stored in the freezer for long-term frozen storage.
3. If the bag is carelessly scratched, the contents of the biological ice pack can be screwed tightly into the bottle of mineral water to continue freezing.
Inedible, if you accidentally eat it, seek medical advice as soon as possible!
Avoid sharps and sharp objects!


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Police Nab Alleged Serial Bank Robber After Matching His Handwriting to Threatening Notes in Failed Heists
New York State Department of Corrections
New York City detectives nabbed an alleged serial bank robber after matching his handwriting to threatening notes used in two failed bank heists.
The NYPD announced Wednesday that Christopher Kelly, 41, has been arrested and charged with attempted robbery in connection with the two failed bank heists in Brooklyn.
Investigators identified Kelly as a suspect because they noticed his handwriting matched the writing on the notes in the attempted heists.
Authorities busted Kelly for several bank robberies in 2016, and he served two years behind bars on robbery and drug possession convictions.
Kelly gained parole after serving nine months of his sentence, court records show.
Police say Kelly went back to his former life as a bank robber February 20 when he appeared at a Bank of America branch in Bushwick at 10 a.m. to pass along a written threat to a teller.
"I just took a picture and sent it to a friend who will visit you if I don't have your cooperation," Kelly wrote in his note, according to court documents. "I need 100s and 50s. Top drawer. Don't sound the alarm until I leave and give me my note back!"
Kelly allegedly retreated when the teller refused to bow to his demands, and the teller gave the note to investigators.
The next day, police say the suspect showed up at a Chase bank branch near Vanderbilt Avenue at 4:45 p.m., passing a different note along to the teller.
"This is a robbery and I am armed," Kelly wrote, according to court documents. "100s and 50s only. No dye packs. Sound the alarm after I leave and give me the note back!"
The Chase bank teller also refused to kowtow to the suspect's demands and passed the note along to the authorities.
Once detectives saw his handwriting and connected it to the notes he penned in his previous crimes, cops arrested him at "an assistance home."
Kelly appeared in court for his arraignment hearing Wednesday, where a judge ordered his bond be set at $50,000.
The handwriting on a heist note can tell a lot about the robber behind it. In 2008, police nabbed a robber known as "the diamond-note guy" for robbing 18 banks in Long Island because authorities noticed he wrote diamond shapes in place of ovals when penning his letters.
In other cases, some bank robbers are identified by what they wear — like one serial bank robber who was busted in 2016 for robbing six New York City banks after authorities identified him as wearing a quirky collection of hats in surveillance footage from each bank.
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An "Orthochrome" postcard by A & G Taylor of London. It was posted in 1908, but the picture may have been taken as early as 1890. The large building in the centre is Masson Mill, built by Richard Arkwright in 1783. In 1897 the Mill was handed over to English Sewing Cotton Co, and the Mill was expanded. In 1907 a tall chimney was built on the Mill.
The 1907 card is poor quality, and was taken later than the orthochrome: trees have grown and two have been cut down, but the tall chimney has not yet been built.


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namespace _09.StudentGroups
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Linq;

    using ExtensionMethods;

    public class TestStudents
    {
        public static void Main()
        {
            // Input
            var students = new List<Student>();

            students.Add(new Student("Pesho", "Todorov", "111106", "02 1234567", "ptodorov@abv.bg",
                new List<int>() { 5, 2, 3, 4}, 5));
            students.Add(new Student("Ivan", "Grozdanov", "111007", "03134 1234", "itodorov@gmail.com",
                new List<int>() { 2, 2, 3, 6 }, 2));
            students.Add(new Student("Gosho", "Ivanov", "110508", "03134 1434", "gtodorov@gmail.bg",
                new List<int>() { 5, 6, 6, 6 }, 5));
            students.Add(new Student("Toshkata", "Iliev", "111006", "02 1236667", "ttodorov@abv.bg",
                new List<int>() { 2, 2, 2, 2 }, 1));

            // Problem 9. Student groups
            var studentsInGroup2Linq =
                from student in students
                where student.GroupNumber == 2
                orderby student.Firstname
                select student;

            foreach (var student in studentsInGroup2Linq)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("{0} from group {1} - Linq", student.Firstname, student.GroupNumber);
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 10. Student groups extensions
            var studentsInGroup2ExtMethod = students.SelectInGroup2();
            studentsInGroup2ExtMethod.SortByFirstName();

            foreach (var student in studentsInGroup2ExtMethod)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("{0} from group {1} - Extension Methods", student, students.FindGroupNumber(2));
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 11. Extract students by email
            var studentsByEmail =
                from student in students
                where student.Email.Contains("@abv.bg")
                select student;

            foreach (var student in studentsByEmail)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2}", student.Firstname, student.Lastname, student.Email);
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 12. Extract students by phone
            var studentsByPhoneNumber =
                from student in students
                where student.Tel.Substring(0, 2) == "02"
                select student;

            foreach (var student in studentsByEmail)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} {2}", student.Firstname, student.Lastname, student.Tel);
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 13. Extract students by marks
            var studentsByMarks =
                from student in students
                where student.Marks.Contains(6)
                select student;

            foreach (var student in studentsByMarks)
            {
                var someClass = new { FullName = student.Firstname + " " + student.Lastname, Marks = student.Marks };
                Console.WriteLine("{0} {1}", someClass.FullName, someClass.Marks.Find(x => x == 6));
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 14. Extract students with two marks
            var studentsWithTwoMarks = students.FindStudentsWithTwoMarks2();

            foreach (var student in studentsWithTwoMarks)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("{0}", student);
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 15. Extract marks
            var extractMarksIn2006 =
                from student in students
                where student.FN.Substring(4, 2) == "06"
                select student;

            foreach (var student in extractMarksIn2006)
            {
                Console.Write("{0} {1} - Marks: ", student.Firstname, student.Lastname);
                foreach (var mark in student.Marks)
                {
                    Console.Write("{0}, ", mark);
                }
                Console.WriteLine();
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 17. Longest string
            var arrOfStrings = new string[]{ "Pesho", "Gosho", "Toshkata", "Haralampi", "Asq"};

            var maxLen =
                (from str in arrOfStrings
                select str.Length).Max();

            var strWithMaxLen =
                from str in arrOfStrings
                where str.Length == (int)maxLen
                select str;

            foreach (var item in strWithMaxLen)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(item);
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 18. Grouped by GroupNumber
            var studentsInGroupLinq =
                from student in students
                group student by student.GroupNumber;

            foreach (var studentsOfGroup in studentsInGroupLinq)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Group = {0}          Linq", studentsOfGroup.Key);
                foreach (var group in studentsOfGroup)
                {
                    Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} - {2}", group.Firstname, group.Lastname, group.GroupNumber);
                }
            }

            Console.WriteLine(new string('-', 20));

            // Problem 19. Grouped by GroupName extensions
            var studentsInGroupExtMethod = students.GroupedByGroupName();

            foreach (var student in studentsInGroupExtMethod)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(student);
            }
        }
    }
}

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Have you made Breast Of Chicken With Pecan Chutney?
1. Season chicken breasts with lemon pepper, Italian seasoning and salt.
2. Place skin-side up, in lightly oiled 13x9-inch baking dish.
3. Pour butter over the chicken. Bake at 400 F for 20-30 minutes or until no longer pink inside.
4. Remove from oven. Preheat broiler for 5 minutes.
5. Remove chicken from baking dish and set aside.
6. Add wine to baking dish, stirring and scraping browned bits from bottom of dish.
7. Return chicken to baking dish and broil 3-5 minutes or until browned.
8. Remove from oven and sprinkle chicken with parsley.
9. Let cool, cover and chill in refrigerator. Serve with pecan chutney.
This recipe contains potential food allergens and will effect people with Lemon, Butter, MSG, Poultry, Sulfites, Fructose Malabsorption allergies.


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Writing Historical Romance And The Christian Market With Jody Hedlund
https://media.blubrry.com/thecreativepenn/content.blubrry.com/thecreativepenn/Podcast_JodyHedlund.mp3
Historical romance writer Jody Hedlund joins me on the podcast today and we discuss writing, integrating faith into books as well as online marketing and branding for authors.
In the introduction, I talk about some of the cultural experiences I have been having in London and how it's impacting my writing, as well as some preview information about Prophecy, my next novel. This is also the 99th podcast I have done – you can listen to all the back episodes here.
Jody Hedlund is the author of historical romance novels The Preacher's Bride and The Doctor's Lady as well as a blogger, speaker and mother to 5 children. Video version of the interview is at the bottom of the page.
How Jody started with her writing, at first while working as a social worker and then as she became a mother. She took some time off writing for the early years of her children. She was particularly interested in women of history who had been overshadowed by their husbands.
Researching historical novels. Jody spends weeks reading biographies and material related to the time period. There was quite a lot of source material about John Bunyan. She learns a lot about the culture, lets it all soak in and absorbs the facts but aims to dramatize to bring the story to life. She does character worksheets and plots the novel. Then she doesn't stop in first draft, and then goes back to research the little details later.
Jody uses an extensive character worksheet.
On writing romance. The love relationship takes a primary place in the plot. There are often 3 strands – external, internal/character development and then the relationship. The relationship is imperative in the romance, and the other two are secondary, although it depends on the type of book. You need to have strong, likeable heroes and heroines. The reader must fall in love with them. They don't have to be perfect but they want to love them. Romances also need a happy ever after. It's a reader expectation – and that is critical for any genre. Originally, The Preacher's Bride had John Bunyan still in prison at the end of the book, as true to real life. But the publisher asked to change that because there is no happy ending. So the ending was changed so he made it out of prison for a short time to be reunited with his wife.
On writing within the Christian market. Jody is with a Christian publisher so there is the expectation of a Christian market. There is a wide spectrum within Christian / inspirational fiction. It's a matter of debate as to how much spiritual/faith element is included. The varying level is a good thing because there are readers who don't want to be preached at. Personally, Jody includes religious elements because of John Bunyan himself and her own faith. But at that point in history, religion was vitally important to everyone. So the religious tone is important to the story itself. But Jody likes to weave in themes anyway so as not to take the reader out of the story. Using universal themes that anyone can relate to is also important e.g. being discriminated against because of faith.
Writing outside the Christian brand. What does Jody want to do with her author brand. She has written another book that could be in another market. There is room in her career for moving into other areas. She does want to do more on writing about historical people but it might not be so Christian focused. It wouldn't require a change in brand. We all want to write different things and it's great that now we can build author brands where people may follow whatever we do. The key is being flexible and open to opportunity.
Why Jody loves her agent and her publisher. Jody has Rachelle Gardner as an agent and only got the attention after she got into a contest final. Jody thinks that having an agent has helped her enormously in her career, in terms of career direction. They have the connections and the knowledge and they constantly talk to industry professionals. A good agent is well worth having.
On blogging. Why Jody started her blog and how it has helped her as a writer with her platform. Everyone in the industry did tell her that she needed to have a platform and she's found it to be true. It has helped to sell the books and she has been on the CBA bestseller list several times. An online presence is critical in today's market. An author needs to be able to stand out. It's also great for establishing deep relationships with other writers. Consistent blogging has helped Jody meet new people and stay on top of the industry. It's not an overnight thing, it takes persistence and self-discipline. There is a kind of currency in blogging – you do need to have something to offer other people in order to be part of the community. Once you are inside the community, you will find a mutually supportive group of people.
You can find Jody at her website JodyHedlund.com and on twitter @JodyHedlund
Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: christian, romance
Naomi Rawlings says
It's great seeing Jody here! Thanks so much for the interview, and I hope Jody finds a home for her other "inspired by" book.
Pastor Dennis says
Just thought I would stop by and leave a comment. Wondering if you have a newsletter? I thank you, have a great day angel!
Pastor Dennis
@onlypastordennis
Renbaudus says
Benedicite dominus ! Great interview of Judy. Thank you from the 11th century.


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class PropsRepository
  delegate :find, :find_by_slack_ts, to: :all

  def all
    Prop.includes(:users, :propser)
  end

  def count_per_user(created_at = nil)
    query = all
    query = query.where(created_at: created_at) if created_at.present?
    query.joins(:prop_receivers).group('prop_receivers.user_id').count
  end

  def add(attributes)
    user_ids = attributes.delete(:user_ids) || ''
    user_ids = clean_ids user_ids
    prop = Prop.new attributes
    add_prop_receivers prop, user_ids
    prop.save
    prop
  end

  def search(attributes)
    PropSearch.new attributes
  end

  private

  def clean_ids(ids_as_text)
    ids = ids_as_text.split(',')
    Array(ids).map(&:to_i) - [0]
  end

  def add_prop_receivers(prop, user_ids)
    user_ids.each do |user_id|
      prop.prop_receivers.build(user_id: user_id)
    end
  end
end


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UCLA football will face tough test at Oregon
The UCLA football team huddles up just prior to the start of a game against Cal at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Sunday, November 15, 2020. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG)
By James H. Williams | jhwilliams@scng.com |
While the coronavirus continues to loom around the Pac-12 football conference, UCLA is still on track for its Saturday conference crossover game against No. 11 Oregon (2-0).
The Bruins (1-1) were cleared to travel, dodging coronavirus contact tracing concerns, according to Bay Area News Group's Jon Wilner.
It is unclear Friday which, if any players, will miss the game as a result of these concerns.
Starting quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson tweeted, "I do not have Covid-19" Friday night in response to reports that he may miss Saturday's game. It remained unclear Friday night whether Thompson-Robinson would be available to play.
If Thompson-Robinson is unavailable, Chase Griffin could start. Griffin entered the in the final minutes of the fourth quarter of UCLA's victory over Cal on Sunday.
Chip Kelly, who coached the Ducks from 2009-12 and led them to an appearance in the 2010 national championship game, will make his second appearance in Autzen Stadium as UCLA's coach.
The biggest difference this time around will be the lack of fans in attendance. As the number of cases continue to rise throughout the country, Oregon will not allow fans at the stadium.
"I think it's an entirely different time," Kelly said about returning to Oregon. "It's a special place and has a place in my heart. … One of the things that make Oregon special are the fans and they won't be there."
While UCLA is a clear underdog on the road against a nationally ranked opponent, the team has shown it can pull off an upset with Kelly as its coach. UCLA had two wins over ranked teams, No. 24 Arizona State and No. 19 Washington State, scoring over 42 points in each game in 2019.
When UCLA has the ball: The Bruins' first two games showed the impact turning the ball over can have for their offense.
The Bruins had several costly turnovers in the first half of the season-opener against Colorado and just one against Cal. Against Oregon, the offense will likely need to be perfect.
"We fell behind in the first half (against Colorado) and we didn't have as many rushing attempts," Kelly said. "As you get going and try to be more of a balanced team, your rushing totals jump."
Demetric Felton rushed for a team-high 107 rushing yards on 25 carries while Brittain Brown added 12 carries for 71 yards and a touchdown against Cal. The duo had 12 of 25 total carries in the first game.
"They've been trying to keep me and Felt off the field at different times to throw the defense off," Brown said. "We are throwing everything at them so it is good to have different skill sets."
Kelly's effort to establish the run game paid off, but the Bruins will need solid protection up front to stop the conference's second ranked rush defense, led by defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux and LB Noah Sewell. The defense allows 148.5 rushing yards per game.
When Oregon has the ball: The Bruins defense must follow up its outing last Sunday against Cal when it allowed just 176 yards of total offense, the least allowed by the Bruins since it allowed 122 yards against Arizona State in 2008.
"I think we have done a better job playing off of each other on defense," defensive lineman Osa Odighizuwa said.
Odighizuwa had five tackles, including 2.5 for a loss, and 1.5 sacks against Cal. Linebacker Caleb Johnson had four tackles, including 2.5 for a loss, 1.5 sacks and an interception in his first home game as a Bruin.
Quarterback Tyler Shough and the Ducks' backfield will present a tougher challenge for the UCLA defense as the top ranked offense in the conference. The Ducks average 538.5 yards per game, seventh in FBS.
Shough has proven to be a dual-threat option in the first two weeks of the season, becoming just one of four quarterbacks in the country to throw for more than 200 yards and rush for over yards in at least two games this season.
Behind the effort of CJ Verdell and Travis Dye, the Ducks' run attack has averaged 269 yards per game, ranking 5th best in FBS.
UCLA football promotes Jerry Neuheisel to wide receivers coach
Complete list of Heisman Trophy winners
Four-star prospect Tia Savea joins UCLA football recruiting class for 2021
5 key UCLA football players take advantage of extra year of eligibility
UCLA Football
James H. Williams | digital producer
James H. Williams joined the Southern California News Group in 2013 with a passion for sports, social media and journalism that has led to his role as a Digital Sports Producer. During his down time, he finds himself on social media providing scores and stats on local and professional sports. When he is out at a game, he can be found roaming the sidelines and the snack bar at halftime.
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USC point guard Ethan Anderson returns in rout of Washington
UCLA shoots lights out, remains unbeaten in Pac-12 with rout of Washington State


Recently a client needed a website that could be used both as a presentation tool (like a Keynote or PowerPoint presentation) and as a stand-alone website to be sent to possible investors to scroll through.
There are a lot of great libraries out there that help you mimic the functionality of a Keynote presentation. I took a look at flowtime, reveal.js, and impress.js. But, these libraries are big and seemed like overkill for what I needed to do. Also, I really wanted to see if I could build this on my own.
First I made my panels. I broke up the site into sections (literally — using

 tags) and made each section height = 100vh. Actually, I had to make room for my fixed nav up top, so it was really height = calc(100vh - 102). Now that I had things looking the way they should, I needed to make them act the way they should.
I soon realized that my biggest challenge was to designate which section was the current panel so we could find the previous and next panels. I found this stackoverflow answer that seemed like it could be a solution. It used the jquery-visible plugin to tell if a section was in view and then found next and previous based on that. However, after the better part of a day going down that path, I realized it wouldn't work for my needs. Before giving up, I asked another engineer if he had any idea how I could make this work (shout out, Kevin!). He said, "Why don't you try using waypoints?" YES! Why didn't I think of that?
Waypoints is a great library that lets you trigger a function on scroll. I could make each section have its own waypoint where it gets the class 'currentPanel' as soon as it's almost to the top of the screen.
In that function, I'm looping through all the sections and assigning a waypoint to each based on its index. As you're scrolling down, a section will get the class 'currentPanel' when it's 200px from the top. On the way back up, a section would get that class as soon as it hits the nav. I'm also making sure that as the 'currentPanel' class is added to one section, it is removed from the section that just had it.
Now that I could find the current panel, I needed to designate next and previous panels and animate the scroll.
Now I needed that scroll to happen in response to a presentation clicker. We had this one in the office, so I connected it to my computer and console logged the keyCodes to find which it simulated. It was using 33 and 34 (page up and page down). I also added a few more keyCodes in case the client forgot his clicker and needed to use the keyboard to move through the site.
Thanks to my 'getCurrentPanel' function, I knew that the panel with the class 'currentPanel' was my current panel, and could fire my 'findNext' or 'findPrev' functions based on whether the keyCodes called for up or down movement. Yay!
On to what I call 'fragmented' panels. By this I mean sections that call for a halt in the movement up and down and instead move through the content inside the panel itself. We're also looking out for a fragment-subnav if it has one. All the fragmented examples in my demo site have subnavs. They give a great visual cue that there are other fragments and lets the user easily navigate them. But a subnav is not required.
A big thing in the fragmentedPanel function is to know when you're reaching the end of the fragmented-parts so you can move on to the next slide. That's why I have the 'checkForLast' and 'checkForFirst' variables. With every movement, I'm checking to see if an element exists in the next slot.
Great, now we need to update our slider function to halt movement if we see a 'fragmented' section.
That's pretty much it. I hope this makes some kind of sense to you. You can take a look at the full code here and a demo here.
And in honor of this blog post's title. I leave you with a little Coolio circa 1994.


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Balkan Transitional Justice: BIRN Presents Database as Tool to Educate and Counter Revisionism
Balkan Transitional Justice: BIRN Presents Database as Tool to Educate and Counter Revisionism. "[Balkan Investigative Reporting Network]'s new database of adjudicated facts on the 1992-5 war in Bosnia is designed as an educational tool that will also counter revisionist narratives and genocide denial."
Al Jazeera: French court allows access to Rwandan genocide archives
Al Jazeera: French court allows access to Rwandan genocide archives. "A researcher in France has won a protracted legal battle for access to ex-President Francois Mitterrand's archives on the 1994 Rwandan genocide, in which Kigali accuses Paris of having played a role."
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Vice: I Bought a Book About the Internet From 1994 and None of the Links Worked
With a tip o' the nib to John S, from Vice: I Bought a Book About the Internet From 1994 and None of the Links Worked. "The endless pace of linkrot has left books about the internet in a curious limbo—they're dead trees about the dead-tree killer, after all. To their credit, books about the internet carry a bit of permanence about them, but they also go out of date quickly, which isn't helpful. But for my purposes, that's a virtue."
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On behalf of Janicek Law on Thursday, October 25, 2018.
When you think of a traumatic brain injury, football, soccer or some other contact sport may come to mind. But did you know that this kind of injury is relatively uncommon in the sports world? A much more likely venue for a serious head injury is the scene of a car crash.
People suffer brain injuries in vehicle accidents more often than you may think, even those that are minor, such as rear-end collisions. About 286,000 Americans sustain TBI annually as the result of car crashes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In fact, the CDC believes that the number may be much higher. Since the symptoms of a brain injury may take hours or days to appear, an accident report may not reference TBI.
A traumatic brain injury takes two forms: open and closed. The latter, which is more common, results from a blow to the head. This often happens in a rear-end crash because the sudden impact may cause the head to strike something hard, like the steering wheel, windshield or dashboard. Open TBI, however, refers to a critical injury caused when an object penetrates the skull and enters the brain.
You may be able to walk away from a car crash and feel physically okay. However, in the next day or two, you could experience headaches or bouts of nausea. You may feel dizzy, confused or unusually tired. You could find that you have a sensitivity to light or loud noises, and you may have trouble concentrating or remembering things.
Symptoms like these may indicate a concussion or more serious head injury, such as TBI. This is why you should not hesitate to see a doctor following even a minor car crash. Your wellbeing is at stake; TBI can be a life-changing injury requiring long-term medical treatment. In addition, a doctor's report ties your injury to the car crash and serves as critical evidence if your claim for insurance compensation should turn into a legal dispute.


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Q: How to express " I lost my senses/reasoning/brain when my wife fights with me" I have a question in this sentence " I lost my senses/reasoning/brain/mind when my wife fights with me". I want to say that when fighting with my wife, sometimes I am  crazy and lose my "mind". I want to ask what's the appropriate word for "mind"? I have some potential candidate words such as "senses/reasoning/brain/mind" but I am not sure what fits best. Please help~~

A: To "lose your mind" is a common expression that means to go crazy, usually temporarily.
It fits very well in the context of fighting with your wife because you calm down after and stop being crazy.

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Stark County Prosecutor John Ferrero may return, run again
Tim Botos CantonRep.com staff writer @tbotosREP
Dec 22, 2015 at 3:14 PM Dec 22, 2015 at 3:35 PM
The 59-year-old Democrat filed notice last week with the Stark County Board of Elections of his intent to retire before his current four-year term expires on Dec. 31, 2016. However, he's also the only candidate on the ballot for the same office in next year's March primary.
Stark County Prosecutor John D. Ferrero may retire late next year — though he doesn't plan to leave office for long.
The 59-year-old Democrat filed notice last week with the Stark County Board of Elections of his intent to retire before his current four-year term expires on Dec. 31, 2016. However, he's also the only candidate on the ballot for the same office in next year's March primary, which means he's seeking a new full term, effective in 2017.
Why the contradiction?
Ferrero said he may retire so he can begin collecting his Ohio Public Employees Retirement System pension benefits. That means he'd receive a pension, in addition to the $115,703 per year prosecutor's salary, a situation critics refer to as "double-dipping."
"It is an intent ... I haven't sat down with my tax preparer," explained Ferrero, who was appointed to office in 2003, then went on to win three consecutive general election races.
He said his decision will be based on what's best for his family, financially, in the long run.
Ferrero pointed out such a move is legal, and he's certainly not the first elected official to do it. In recent years, 5th District Court of Appeals judges William B. Hoffman, John W. Wise and W. Scott Gwin, and Sheriff Timothy Swanson all took that same route.
Typically, public officials can reach a zenith for benefits after 30 years of service. Ferrero was Massillon's elected law director beginning in 1988, prior to his role as county prosecutor. He said he's purchased credits, out of pocket, that have brought him to the 30-year mark.
"I fully enjoy what I do ... this is where I want to be," he said, adding that he gave up a private law practice 13 years ago.
Ferrero said he hasn't contacted PERS to run his numbers. However, the formula by which a pension is calculated is universal, said Julie Graham-Price, a spokesman for Ohio PERS.
It's the average of the elected official's last three annual salaries, multiplied by years of service, multiplied by 0.022. In Ferrero's case, using 30 years service, he'd probably collect $76,364 per year in pension.
So his combined salary plus pension would be $192,067. He'd stand to earn even more, because state legislators previously approved pay hikes in each of the next four years for county prosecutors. By 2019, Ferrero would earn a $140,638 salary plus his pension, for a total of $217,002.
Public employees neither pay into, nor receive social security benefits. Their pension is funded by them and their employers (taxpayers). Employees pay 10 percent of their salary and employers pay 14 percent into the pot.
By law, elected officials who plan to retire prior to the end of their term, but run for re-election, must notify the county board of elections 90 days prior to the primary. Ferrero met that requirement by filing notice on Dec. 16, the same day candidates had to submit petitions to run for partisan office.
No Democratic or Republican candidates filed to challenge Ferrero, so his only possible election competition would come from an independent or write-in candidate.
Reach Tim at 330-580-8333 or tim.botos@cantonrep.com.
On Twitter: @tbotosREP


In the pharmaceutical industry, it is very common to see multiple drugs in development that go after the same target. Usually, there is a direct correlation between the recognition a target has and the number of competing agents. This is the case with "hot targets" such as PI3K,RAF and mTOR, which are pursued by many pharma and biotech companies.
In most cases (especially with targeted therapies), the different compounds are being developed in parallel, and there is no way of identifying a clear winner. This can persist even after approval. For instance, both BMS Pfizer and Novartis (NVS) have an mTOR inhibitor on the market for the treatment of renal cancer. It is clear both drugs are active but each compound was approved based on a different trial in a different patient population, so neither can claim superiority.
Synta's (SNTA) lead agent, STA-9090, is a rare example where a leader emerges very early on, even prior to commencing phase III trials. STA-9090 inhibits Hsp90, a well recognized target in cancer that has been pursued by the industry for over a decade. The first generation of compounds were naturally derived products with mild efficacy and a problematic safety profile. Companies then turned to the development of 2nd generation Hsp90 inhibitors that were hoped to be safer and more potent.
Several 2nd generation compounds entred clinical testing in 2007-2008, including Synta' STA-9090. Two years ago, when STA-9090 was still in phase I, Synta was yet another company with an Hsp90 inhibitor program. The list included Pfizer (PFE) , Novartis , BMS, Infinity (INFI) and Biogen Idec (BIIB), all of whom had Hsp90 inhibitors in active development. Today, Synta's drug does not only appear to have the best safety and efficacy profiles, it became the only active Hsp90 program with clinical results, leaving the rest of the industry behind. In other words, the competition simply evaporated.
Some of the other drugs did show some level of activity in cancer patients, but the safety issues were too grave. In particular, compounds from Pfizer and Novartis led to severe ocular toxicities, which have not been observed with STA-9090 so far. The fate of Biogen Idec's compound is uncertain following Biogen's intentions to deemphasize its oncology pipeline. There are additional Hsp90 inhibitors that got into the clinic only recently, for which there is still no clinical data. It is important to note that taking the lead does not guarantee eventual approval for STA-9090, but it certainly makes it an interesting compound based on company's remarks and anticipated results from a lung cancer trial.
The safety issues with other Hsp90 inhibitors automatically raise concerns about STA-9090's safety profile. As I discussed in a previous post, published results from two phase I studies at ASCO did not show disturbing safety issues with STA-9090, even though there were cases of liver toxicity. According to the company, the safety profile from ongoing trials including almost 300 patients shows that the drug does not have the serious liver toxicities of first-generation Hsp90 inhibitors or the commonly occurring ocular toxicities seen with 2nd generation compounds (although actual results are yet to be published). Luckily for Synta, STA-9090 does not lead to severe ocular toxicities simply because the drug does not reach the retina, in contrast to the other 2nd generation compounds.
Synta is putting all its chips on STA-9090, which is in 9 phase II trials in multiple indications. Five of the trials are investigator sponsored studies, for which the company does not carry the costs ($2-3M per study). The most important of these trials is a large phase II in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) study. Although results will be officially presented only in February, the company already confirmed it is seeing encouraging results, with multiple cases of tumor shrinkage, including objective responses in heavily pretreated patients.
Synta identified a subset of lung cancer patients who seem to derive more benefit from the drug. This subset (patients without KRAS or EGFR mutations) represents approximately two thirds of the overall patient population, a huge commercial opportunity. In these patients, Synta claims to have multiple cases of durable tumor shrinkage as well as an unexpectedly high rate (over 70%) of disease control for patients with advanced disease.
The disease control rate, which includes both partial responses and disease stabilization, is comparable to approved agents in lung cancer such as Taxotere and Tarceva. In addition, having multiple objective responses in lung cancer with a single agent is very intriguing. Still, it is somewhat hard to interpret the data based on this general information. As with any single arm trials, the study is not comparing STA-9090 to a control arm, so the disease control findings should be treated with caution.
Moreover, the definition of disease control includes a variety of outcomes, ranging from limited tumor shrinkage to limited tumor growth. It remains to be seen what is the portion of patients who actually saw their disease regress or stop progressing vs. patients with slow growth of tumors. Another important piece of data that is missing is duration of disease control in the form of progression free survival (PFS). Results in February will shed more light on these issues. In the meantime, investors can draw some optimism from the company's intention to start a pivotal trial in lung cancer in first half of next year.
Synta is now talking openly about starting one or more pivotal trials in the first half of next year. The primary indication will probably be NSCLC, given the efficacy signal from the phase II study. Again, this is a good indication for the nature of the data but it needs to be corroborated by actual results. The company is evaluating two approaches for STA-9090: Either as a single agent in a narrow biomarker-defined patient population or in combination with chemotherapy in a broader population.
For the broader indication, Synta will probably do a randomized phase III trial with Taxotere in 2nd/3rd line KRAS/EGFR wild type NSCLC, based on strong scientific rationale and unpublished clinical results. This trial, which will probably be preceded by a phase IIb stage, will take several years to complete and therefore represents more of a long term opportunity. In contrast, a single agent study in a niche indication that is highly responsive to STA-9090 could generate data in less than 2 years.
The company still did not elaborate about biomarker-defined target populations, but a clinical trial with another Hsp90 inhibitor may have identified one. Two months ago, investigators published results from a phase II study with one of the first generation Hsp90 inhibitors, Infinity's IPI-504, in NSCLC.
The drug had modest activity overall but intriguingly high activity in 3 patients with ALK mutations. This rare type of mutation has only been recently identified and is gaining traction thanks to Pfizer's crizotinib, which inhibits the ALK protein directly.
The IPI-504 study included only 3 patients with ALK mutations, all of whom experienced prolonged tumor shrinkage. From a biology standpoint, there is a strong rationale that is supported by recently published preclinical data for why ALK mutated tumors would be sensitive to Hsp90 inhibitors, but this will have to be validated in additional patients. This led investigators from Massachusetts General Hospital and Dana Farber cancer institute to open a trial with IPI-504 specifically for patients with ALK mutations. The two medical centers are also part of STA-9090's lung cancer trial.
There is no data regarding the activity of STA-9090's in ALK "positive" patients, however, as a more potent and safer Hsp90 inhibitor, it has a good chance to be highly effective in this indication as well. Obviously, Synta will have to see that STA-9090 really works in that population before pursuing a registration trial. Another open question is STA-9090's activity in patients who progressed on crizotinib. A combination trial with crizotinib, which is still not approved, is a reasonable but more complicated option.
Although ALK mutations are rare (~4% of NSCLC patients), they still represent an attractive commercial opportunity of over $200M in the US alone. Pfizer is pursuing this indication aggressively with crizotinib, which is in two phase III studies. One of the advantages in targeting this population is that someone else is doing the work of identifying the patients, developing screening tests and educating the medical community. This will turn patient selection from a logistic nightmare (theoretically, 25 patients should be screened for every ALK mutated patient) into a relatively easy task for a small company such as Synta.
The most important catalyst for Synta will be results from the lung cancer study. In addition, two trials in patients with blood cancers will be presented at the ASH meeting next week. Based on the abstracts, the safety profile of STA-9090 is acceptable, even though anti tumor activity was limited. For some reason, the company did not accrue patients with multiple myeloma which is believed to be a highly suitable indication for Hsp90 inhibitors.
Synta also expects to strike a licensing deal for STA-9090 in the coming months. The company will probably keep North American rights to the drug, but it is still unclear whether it intends to monetize rights for the rest of the world or just in Japan. Geographic deals with local Japanese companies are becoming a mainstream strategy for biotech companies as they provide large amounts of non-dilutive funds and development activity in Japan, which is otherwise inaccessible to smaller companies. Two examples are Arqule's (ARQL) deal with Kyowa Hakko and more recently, Onyx's (ONXX) deal with Ono.
(i) ASH data presentation that should corroborate STA-9090's safety profile this week.
(ii) Lung cancer data that will demonstrate the drug's efficacy in February.
(iii) Initiation of a pivotal trial in the first half of 2011.
(iv) A geographic licensing deal in the first half of 2011.
We are selling Aveo Pharmaceutical (AVEO) which is up 69% since added in April. Long term, the company has tremendous potential but current valuation of over $500M seems reasonable. We would consider getting back in next year before the pivotal data in renal cancer.
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I am long SNTA just before your first article appeared.Thanks for giving me the confidence.How do you rate YMI Biosciences CYT387 JAK1/2 inhibitor.They seem to have differentialted themselves from INCY's compound with their activity against anemia.You thts on an entry ???!!!
Both YMI and S*Bio had good data from their JAK inhibitor trials at ASH. Although they are 1-2 years behind INCY and not necessarily as potent as Incyte's JAK inhibitor, which, as usual had spectacular results in PV and ET, both YMI and SBIO seem to have pretty active inhibitors. I plan to touch on that in my next post on ASH.
You may want to correct a typo. BMY does not have an mTOR on the market. PFE (through it's acquisition of WYE) has the mTOR for RCC.
JK, I try to post at least once a month due to time constraints. I update the portfolio only as part of a write up.
Thank you for the professional articles.I enjoy your blog very much.
What is your opinion of ImmunoCellular Therapeutics Ltd?
The Company have completed the Phase I clinical trial of the dendritic cell-based vaccine product candidate to treat glioblastoma multiforme. The product candidates of the Company include ICT-107 (cancer antigen vaccine), ICT-121 (cancer stem cell antigen vaccine), notch and numb peptides, ICT-121 (cancer stem cell antigen vaccine), ICT-037 (Monoclonal Antibody), ICT-69 (Monoclonal Antibody) and ICT-Diagnostic-SCLC.
There's not a lot I can say about them. The p1 data seems intriguing but the numbers are small.
Thanks again for keeping up with the blog, its very insightful. I was wondering what you thought about ARRY-520 13% response rate. Does this change your thoughts on using it as a single agent.
I was disappointed with the data set, even though the agent is clearly active. I plan on posting a write up on ASH this sunday so I'll touch on that among others.
darn, I was hoping snta would dip below $5 to buy but now its over $6 on above average volume these past few days. I wonder if more people are discovering the potential of snta? You were right….it is now behaving like a momentum stock. At what price would you be buyer of snta?
Endo Pharmaceuticals may have fortesta, a treatment for low male testosterone, approved wtihin months and that it may become a big money maker for them. Do you believe it would be wise to buy ahead of that catalyst?
I admit that the stock has made a nice move up ( 101% since we put it in the portfolio) but assuming there is good activity in the NSCLC trial it still isn't that expensive.
Of course if the NSCLC is mediocre, then the stock is quite expensive at these levels.
In the coming months we'll get an answer and there's no guarantee that it will be positive.
You got your prediction right.
Synta announces phase 1 for Multiple myeloma.
Also I like Synta's strategy of getting outside funding for their pipeline.
I think Synta goes from a speculative stock to a 'strong buy' category.
No doubt, using 3rd party funds for clinical trials is a huge plus for small companies.


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What do you get when you cross DJ Powder with the Beats In Space label? That's right - Powder In Space! This is the first release in a new club-orientated series from Tim Sweeney's imprint, and if the subsequent records are going to be like Powder In Space then we can expect good things from now on. Across the mix Powder brings a cracking selection of psychedelic house trax. There are also two original productions from Powder herself - the ebullient 'New Tribe' and the playful 'Gift'. Both of these cuts are available in their full-length versions on the wax EP, a set that comes bolstered by offerings from Daphne and Samo DJ & Hidden Operator. Please note that the CD is mix-only, the digital edition features both mixed and unmixed selections, and that the full mix is not available on vinyl.


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The top U.S. military officer on Monday arrived in Iraqi capital of Baghdad amid the country's biggest offensive against the Islamic State (IS) militant group, an army official said.
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, is due to hold talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and other Iraqi officials about military cooperation and development of fighting against IS militants in Iraq's northern central province of Salahudin, the official told Xinhua on condition of anonymity.
Iraqi security forces began their biggest offensive last week via five paths in an attempt to free the provincial capital city of Tikrit and other towns and villages across the province from IS militants.
Iraq is facing an insurgency by the extremist IS group, which has forced thousands of people, mainly from minority communities, to flee their homes.
The group has seized vast swaths of territory in northern Iraq since June 2014 and announced the establishment of a caliphate in areas under its control in Syria and Iraq.
The United States built an international coalition, including countries in and outside the Middle East, to push back IS expansion, carrying out airstrikes against the armed Islamist group in both Iraq and Syria.
A Kurdish military delegation is in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, asking the federal government to deliver weapons to Peshmerga forces.
On Sunday, a Kurdistan government military affairs delegation arrived in Baghdad and met with Iraqi military officials regarding Erbil – Baghdad coordination against Islamic State (IS) militants and the need for more military assistance from Baghdad.
The meeting took place in the presence of United States officials.
BasNews has learned that operations in Mosul and Tikrit were discussed, with Baghdad raising the possibility of Peshmerga involvement in both cities.
The Kurdish delegation insisted Baghdad deliver weapons based on previous agreements and the Iraqi constitution. The need for heavy weapons is especially urgent.
Sources close to the meeting claim that the US officials supported the Kurdish request, but on the condition that Peshmerga forces participate in any future Mosul operation.
Since Islamic State militants first launched attacks against the Kurdistan Region, Kurdish leaders have called on the Iraqi government to send weapons.
The southern town of Brak Ashatti was the scene of fighting between Libya Dawn forces and the Libyan National Army (LNA).
Reporting of the details of the clashes by local sources and Libyan media has been slanted according to the sympathies of the various media outlets.
Some have said that the local people, fighting alongside the LNA were able to force the withdrawal of Libya Dawn forces. These same sources reported that Libya Dawn initiated the attack, carrying out indiscriminate bombing in a residential area.
Other sources, sympathetic to Libya Dawn, have reported that the LNA attacked in an attempt to take over the Brak Ashatti airbase.
The fighting has resulted in the closure of a major road linking Sebha, Jufra and Brak Ashatti.
Islamabad is yet to accept Riyadh's request for support to prevent military invasions into Saudi Arabia by the Islamic State (IS), the ultra-extremist group that has made significant gains in Iraq and Syria.
The issue was a key item on the agenda during Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's visit to Saudia Arabia earlier this month.
Nawaz visited the oil-rich kingdom last week on the special invitation of the Saudi monarch. The two leaders shared similar views on all important issues, including the need to combat terrorism, according to a statement issued by Pakistan's Foreign Office.
A senior official believed that Riyadh wants Islamabad to send troops to help it in the fight against IS, in a bid to ward off the IS threat at the Saudi border.
In return, the new Saudi monarch has offered Islamabad an economic package: a vast supply of oil on deferred payment.
Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry recently informed the Senate panel on foreign affairs that Pakistan would not become part of any international coalition against IS.
Prime Minister Nawaz has not given Saudi Arabia any firm assurance over the request.
Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga troops launched a wide-scale offensive against Daesh, in the northern city of Kirkuk's south, an Iraqi commander said Monday.
Daesh is the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, which is also known as ISIL.
Wasta Rasul, the peshmerga commander, said Iraqi Kurdish troops, backed by the U.S.-led international coalition, began the operation at 04.00 a.m. local time (0700GMT).
Rasul said the peshmerga, the armed forces of Kurdish regional government, attacked the militant group's positions in Maktab Khaled, Dakuk and Harabarut.
"The operation is ongoing and the peshmerga regained Sultan Mari village in the south," said the peshmerga commander, adding that coalition airstrikes killed at least 40 militants during the operation.
Hiwa Abdullah, the peshmerga commander in the Kirkuk region, said the operation to push back Daesh militants from Nahrawan village in Kirkuk was ongoing and the militants fled their positions.
Peshmerga forces have been making preparations for days to repel Daesh, which posed a threat to Kirkuk. Many troops and military vehicles have been dispatched to the region.
Minister for Maghreb and African Affairs Abdelkader Messahel announced Sunday in Cairo, that Algiers and Cairo agree on the need to ensure Libya's stability and its territorial unity through a political settlement of the crisis in this country.
"Algeria and Egypt share the same views on the resolution of the Libyan crisis. We are for a political settlement of the crisis and support the fight against terrorism and the efforts undertaken by the United Nations and the neighboring countries," Messahel said in a statement after his meeting with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shokri.
Messahel further indicated that the two neighboring countries of Libya coordinate closely; highlighting the danger of terrorism in this country and the threats it poses to the countries of the region.
"There is a perfect coordination with the Egyptian side about the situation in Libya, but also with the neighboring countries, the UN or any other party concerned about the stability, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Libya," the minister said.
In this regard, he announced a coordination meeting to bring together soon the neighboring countries of Libya in Chad.
"By using their weight in the region, Algeria and Egypt can contribute to the preservation of security in the Arab countries and strengthening stability in the region," said Chokri, greeting the complementarity and perfect coordination between the two countries.
The Egyptian minister, also highlighted the convergence of views between the two countries on issues related to the preservation of Libya's stability and territorial integrity, stressing the importance of joint action on countering terrorism.
Shiite rebels battled an al-Qaida affiliate in central Yemen on Sunday and two tribes clashed east of the capital in violence that claimed a total of 17 lives, security and local officials said.
The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to reporters, said the clashes in the central Bayda province broke out after al-Qaida militants attacked three positions manned by Houthi rebels, who swept down from the north and captured the capital Sanaa last year. Twelve people were killed in the fighting.
Yemen's al-Qaida branch, which Washington views as the terror network's most dangerous offshoot, has stepped up attacks against the Houthis. Last week, a suicide bomber targeted the gate of a rebel compound in Bayda, killing eight rebels, and clashes in three separate locations killed at least 25 rebels and seven militants.
Also on Sunday, five people were killed in clashes between two tribes, one pro-Houthi and the other opposed to the rebels, in Marib province east of Sanaa.
In January the Houthis disbanded parliament and declared their Revolutionary Committee the country's highest political body, but their authority does not extend to Yemen's once-independent south or to the vast and lawless east, where the Sunni extremists of al-Qaida have long maintained a presence despite U.S. drone strikes and Yemeni military operations.
Embattled President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi fled to the southern city of Aden last month, and says he is still the country's legitimate leader.
The Somali government says it plans to use drones to fight the al-Qaida-linked group al-Shabab, targeting the militants' bases and rural areas they still control.
Chad and Niger have launched a joint military operation against Boko Haram in Nigeria.
The Sunni militant group has expanded cross border raids, spurring Nigeria's neighbours to retaliate.
The new military campaign comes after suspected Boko Haram insurgents killed at least 50 people in bomb attacks in Maiduguri – the city it wants as the capital of an Islamist state.
Almost six years into its insurgency in Nigeria, the militant group is now attacking villages in the countries bordering Lake Chad – Chad, Niger and Cameroon. Local officials say the motive is greed, not a drive to establish an Islamic caliphate.
In Chad, Boko Haram is said to be behind destruction in the village of N'gouboua – its first attack inside the country. Militants apparently opened fire on residents and burned their homes.
Boko Haram has pledged allegiance to ISIL, which rules a self declared caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria.
Nigeria is now pleading for more international help to battle the militancy.


Skillman was selected by CEDEFOP, the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training, as an example of Sectoral Cooperation on Skills and was invited to the workshop on Skill anticipation methods and practices that took place the 14th and 15th of June in Thessaloniki (Greece).
The event aimed at presenting three methods of skill anticipation (e.i. technological skill foresight, sectorial-based skill anticipation tools and the implementation and practical steps of setting up tracer studies), providing concrete strategies to support national stakeholders in the identification of learning needs.
The sectoral skills model elaborated by Skillman.eu was presented in the session 'Building on skill foresight: sector-based skill anticipation' by Mr Giovanni Crisoná. The presentation addressed first the main pillars and the mission of the Skillman.eu Network, to secondly focus on the model, its application and the methodological challenges that need to be overcome.
Further information on the sectoral skills model presented at the CEDEFOP's Workshop can be found in the presentation.
The participation in the workshop was a great opportunity to learn, exchange relevant information and gather new contacts of experts and organisations able to enrich the efforts in the skill foresight exercise and spread the sectoral skills model and methods.
The 280 members of the Skillman.eu Network will be informed about the outcome of the participation in the Cedefop's Policy learning forum also in the next newsletter.


Published: Jan 23 at 11:17 a.m.
Updated: Jan 23 at 12:22 p.m.
ST. ANTHONY, N.L.- The province's decision to award Active Energy Group (AEG) two five-year forestry permits on the Great Northern Peninsula is coming under scrutiny.
Questions surround the company's ability to deliver.
AEG's subsidiary, Timberlands Newfoundland, has been authorized to cut 100,000 cubic metres in forestry districts 17 and 18 on the Great Northern Peninsula.
This will allow the company to produce wood pellets to ship to markets in Poland.
A $19.7 million pellet plant has been slated for construction in the town of Hawke's Bay.
However, not everyone is in favour of the deal.
Leander Pilgrim, a former forestry operator on the Great Northern Peninsula and former mayor of the town of Main Brook, has been opposed to AEG's proposed operation since it was first discussed in the media in 2017.
His concerns at the time focused on the environmental impact forest clear-cutting may have on the Great Northern Peninsula.
This issue remains a major priority for Pilgrim. He is now questioning why the provincial government did not require Active Energy to submit an environmental preview report.
But additional research into Active Energy also has him questioning the company's ability to carry out its plans for the Great Northern Peninsula and whether the provincial government did its due diligence in researching the company before issuing the permits.
He addressed these concerns in a December letter sent to provincial government officials – including Premier Dwight Ball, Fisheries and Land Resources Minister Gerry Byrne and St. Barbe – L'Anse aux Meadows MHA Christopher Mitchelmore, among others – and later to the official opposition.
Pilgrim waited a few weeks for a reply, hoping someone would heed his concerns.
"Not a sound from nobody," he told The Northern Pen.
He decided to turn to the media to get his message out there.
In his letter, Pilgrim draws attention to AEG's financial standing as a cause for concern.
He points out that according to a Sept. 28, 2018 audit, the company did not generate any revenue after its wood fibre operations closed in Ukraine, between December 2017 and June 2018.
The company's retained earnings show losses of $37,247,881 (USD) and its total equity is listed as minus-$254,270 (USD).
AEG's own report on Sept. 28 indicated uncertainty about its future.
It stated that directors were in the process of securing various sources of funds, with the belief the group would have sufficient cash resources to trade for a period of at least 12 months from that date.
However, it points out that "as of the date of signing these financial statements, none of the potential sources of funds have been finalised and therefore there can be no guarantee that further funds will be received. These circumstances indicate the existence of a material uncertainty which may cast significant doubt on the Company's ability to continue as a going concern."It stated that directors were in the process of securing various sources of funds, with the belief the group would have sufficient cash resources to trade for a period of at least 12 months from that date.
In other words, the company's future is in question.
Minister Byrne told The Northern Pen during a phone interview last week that this matter had been noted by the province.
He says there were no "red flags" when the province investigated the company's financial standing and ability to raise capital.
But the government has mitigated risks in a few ways.
According to Byrne, the company's financial standing factored into the department's decision to offer five-year permits to AEG instead of the 20-year permits first sought by the company.
Conditions in the permits also require that by the first 30 months, 40 per cent of timber must be harvested and the company must show they have the capacity.
Lastly, he notes that the provincial government will not be providing the company any financial support.
Pilgrim also raises concerns about Richard Spinks, the managing director of Timberlands Newfoundland (AEG subsidiary), and his ability to handle a project of this kind.
He points to Spinks' agricultural business in Ukraine, from 2008-09, as CEO of LandKom PLC.
According to a 2010 article from Business New Europe Intellinews, the business suffered pre-tax losses of $53.3 million in 2008 and of $27.2 million for the first 10 months of 2009.
The company was unable to secure reimbursement from the Ukrainian government before Spinks resigned that same year.
LandKom blamed the country's political and financial uncertainties for its inability to secure reimbursement.
But Pilgrim highlights how the then new CEO Vitaly Skotsyk, placed blame on the company's previous management.
Pilgrim felt the same could be said for the Great Northern Peninsula.
"AEG, is a foreign-owned company, whose majority shareholders are venture capitalists, hedge fund managers and private equity firms, who care little for and know nothing of our forests," he wrote.
In response to this assertion, Minister Byrne points out that the company is enlisting local forestry contractors to do the wood cutting.
Pilgrim says more trouble came for Spinks, when he was CEO of AEG, in northern Alberta.
Per the Edmonton Journal, in 2015, a northern Alberta timber deal AEG had made with three Metis settlements was put on hold.
The three Metis groups were found to have violated the province's Metis Settlements Act by entering into a joint venture agreement with Active Energy without due diligence.
The report says the "investigation found the settlements" councils "provided insufficient evidence" that proper planning, risk assessments and consultations were done before the joint venture agreement was signed.
Pilgrim questions why the provincial government did not conduct the same research into Spinks and AEG. Or, if they did, why the research was disregarded in the decision to award the company permits.
However, Byrne says the government has looked into the company, but feels it is not in a position to analyze and investigate every business transaction AEG or Spinks has done.
He says he does not want to hold businesses, both local and foreign, to the standard that Pilgrim is suggesting.
For instance, he says there are many pre-existing companies on the Great Northern Peninsula who have faced financial difficulties in the past as well.
He adds that AEG is a company that trades on a fellow commonwealth country's stock exchange (the London Stock Exchange) and has operated since 1997.
Byrne says the government has also confirmed with the stock exchange that AEG has been in full compliance with its regulatory requirements since it was first listed.
The minister trusts the judgment of the securities regulatory.
Byrne stresses that he's not saying he is absolutely certain this project will succeed.
The Northern Pen contacted Richard Spinks by email but did not receive a response prior to deadline.
If Active Energy Group (AEG) is able to deliver, former forestry operator Leander Pilgrim still has concerns about the project's environmental impact.
He is critical of the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources' decision to issue the permits without AEG submitting an environmental preview report (EPR) first.
He writes there are five sections in Part III of the province's Environmental Assessment Regulations Act, indicating the proponent should have registered for an environmental assessment. They are sections 28, 36, 39, 41 and 47.
It is noted in the letter that the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources did submit its own environmental registration to the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment in 2017.
The submission is for a five-year operating plan for forest management districts 17 and 18.
It covers from Jan. 1, 2018 to Dec. 31, 2022 and is listed as Registration #1905 to the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment.
The Municipal Affairs and Environment Minister of the day, Eddie Joyce, released the project on Jan. 2, 2018.
He feels there's nothing in the registration about how a company like AEG is actually going to operate once they're in the forest.
Furthermore, he says there's no documentation from AEG to indicate they actually understand the registration.
Pilgrim maintains that AEG should have been required to submit an EPR of their own.
Instead, he says the province has allowed AEG to "piggyback" on Environmental Registration #1905.
Since The Northern Pen received Pilgrim's letter, the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment has confirmed to the newspaper that it has required an environmental assessment from AEG for the pellet plant to be constructed in Hawke's Bay.
The company has been notified.
Furthermore, Fisheries and Land Resources Minister Gerry Byrne contests Pilgrim's assertion that AEG should have been made to submit an EPR report for the forestry component of their operations.
According to Byrne, this principle would then have to extend to every forestry operator on the Great Northern Peninsula.
"Leander would also then have to make the case that Coates' Lumber (in Main Brook) or Gibbons', all of the timber companies and harvesters on the Northern Peninsula, should also submit environmental assessments," he said.
This is contrary to how the environmental assessment process works, says Byrne.
For each forestry district, the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources submits a five-year forestry operating plan that every operator must comply with.
The latest operating plan for districts 17 and 18 was Registration #1905.
This was open to public input from July to August 2017.
AEG, like every other forestry operator, had to be found in full compliance with the forestry regulations in the operating plan before permits were issued to the company.
Meanwhile, Pilgrim is concerned it would take 80 years for the forest to recover.
But Byrne feels AEG is operating under tighter regulations than Pilgrim, himself, did when he was a forestry operator.
"He did not operate under a certified forest practice regime, which AEG will have to," said Byrne.
The minister felt the implication in Pilgrim's letter is that the status quo on the Great Northern Peninsula is fine.
"If you were to publish his letter in full, people would judge for themselves that what he's saying is, 'We got it made up here'," he said.


text:
\section{Conjecture}
When the number of vertices equals the lower bound \math{p+d}
and the minimum degree is at least \math{d}, then the Hajnal-Szemer\'{e}di
theorem on equitable coloring \cite{hajnal, kostoch}, applied to the complement
of the graph, guarantees the existence of \math{p} cliques each of size at
least \math{\floor{d/p}}.
Thus, an arbitrary \math{p} graphs of order at most \math{\floor{d/p}}
can be \emph{simultaneously} embedded in the graph.
When the number of vertices
increases, however, cliques are no-longer guaranteed. Our
result shows that one can simultaneously embed
trees, even as the number of vertices grows, as long as the sum of the
tree sizes is at most \math{d}.

Alternatively, one can ask whether a bound on the minimum degree is
excessive to guarantee the embedability of a forest. Indeed,
we propose a natural extension to the conjecture
by Erd\"{o}s and S\'{o}s:
\begin{quote}
Let $F = \{T_1, \ldots, T_p\}$  be a forest, and $d = \sum_{i=1}^p a_i$,
where $a_i$ is the number  of edges in the tree $T_i$ $(i \in [1, p])$.
Then every graph $G$ with at least $d + p$ vertices and the average degree
$\geq d$ contains a subgraph isomorphic to $F$.
\end{quote}
For a single star, the conjecture clearly holds; but, even the
extension to a collection of stars is not clear.

\section{Introduction.}
It is a folklore fact that
every tree with $d\geq 0$ edges can be embedded
in any  graph with minimum vertex degree $d$.
Indeed, a linear algorithm to find such an embedding
would
sequentially embed the vertices of the tree according to a
depth first search ordering of the tree vertices.
It is likely, though, that the required bound on the minimum degree is
excessive, as captured by
the famous conjecture by Erd\"{o}s and S\'{o}s
(\cite{erdos}), which  states that every tree with $d$ edges can be embedded
in any graph whose average degree is at least $d$.
A number of results (\cite{B-D, mclennan, sidor, w-l-l, S-W}) confirm
the conjecture for some classes of trees and classes of graphs.
The full conjecture is still neither proved, nor disproved.

A natural extension of the problem is to embed a forest
in a graph.
If $F=\{T_1, \ldots, T_p\}$ is a forest of \math{p} trees whose sizes are
$a_1, \ldots, a_p$ respectively, then a necessary condition for embedding
$F$ in a graph $G$ is that $|V(G)| \geq \sum_{i=1}^p (1 + a_i)$.
The straightforward tree embedding algorithm
outlined above may fail,
even if the minimum
degree is at least $\sum_{i=1}^p a_i$.
However, we show that this condition on the minimum
degree (in addition to the obvious necessary condition)
is sufficient to guarantee that the forest can be embedded in
the graph; we prove the following:
\begin{theorem}
\label{theoremforest:1}
Let $F = \{T_1, \ldots, T_p\}$  be a forest, and $d = \sum_{i=1}^p a_i$,
where $a_i$ is the number  of edges in the tree $T_i$ $(i \in [1, p])$.
Then every graph $G$ with at least $d + p$ vertices and minimum degree
at least $d$ contains $F$ as a subgraph.
\end{theorem}
Our proof can be converted to a quadratic algorithm for embeding a forest.

We consider simple undirected graphs without parallel edges and loops.
The set of
vertices adjacent to a vertex $x$, the neighborhood of $x$, is denoted $N(x)$.
An embedding $f: H \rightarrow G$
of a graph $H$ in a graph $G$ is a one-to-one mapping
\math{f : V(H) \rightarrow V(G)} such that for any two distinct vertices
$x,y \in V(H)$, if $xy \in E(H)$ then $f(x)f(y) \in E(G)$.
For a graph $H$, the order of $H$ is the number of its vertices (denoted $|H|$)
and the size of $H$ is the number of its edges.
For the terms not defined in this paper see (\cite{We}).

\section{A Proof of the Theorem \ref{theoremforest:1}}

We prove the theorem by induction on \math{p}, the number of trees in the
 forest.
We can assume that every tree in a forest has at least two vertices,
so \math{a_i\ge 1}.

\paragraph*{The Base Case, \math{p=1}.}
The forest in this case consists of a single tree $T_1$ with $d$ edges.
We prove a slightly stronger statement, which implies the theorem for
\math{p=1}.
\begin{lemma}
\label{lemmatree:1}
Given a connected subgraph $C$ of $T_1$ and an embedding
$f: C \rightarrow G$, there is an embedding \math{g: T_1 \rightarrow G}
whose restriction to \math{C} is precisely \math{f}.
\end{lemma}

\begin{proof}
The idea is to arbitrarily grow the embedding \math{f} of
\math{C} to an embedding \math{g} of \math{T_1}.
If \math{|C|<d+1}, let \math{uv \in E(T_1)} be an edge such that
\math{u\in V(C)} and \math{v\in V(T_1\setminus C)}.
Let \math{w = f(u)}. Since \math{C} has at most \math{d-1} vertices other
than \math{u} and since the degree of \math{w} in \math{G} is at least
\math{d}, $G$ has an edge \math{wz} with vertex $z$ not in $g(C)$. Thus,
$f$ can be expanded to $g:C\cup\{v\} \rightarrow G$ by  defining
$g (x) = g(x)$ for all $x \in C$, and $g(v) = z$. Iterating this expansion
completes the proof.
\end{proof}
\begin{corollary}
For any vertex $x$ of \math{T_1} and any vertex $y$ of $G$, an
embedding $f: T_1 \rightarrow G$ exists for which $f(x) = y$.
\end{corollary}

\paragraph*{The Induction Step, \math{p>1}.}
Assuming the theorem holds for any forest $F_{p-1}$
with \math{p-1} trees, let \math{F_p} be a forest containing $p$
trees $T_1, \ldots, T_p$.  Denote $a_i$ the size of $T_i$ ($i \in [1,p]$).
Let $a_1 \geq a_2 \geq \ldots \geq a_p$, and let $a = a_1$.

\paragraph{Assumption.}
For the purpose of deriving a contradiction, we assume that
\math{F_p} cannot be
embedded in graph $G$ satisfying the conditions of the theorem.
\begin{lemma}
\label{lemmatree:2}
For every embedding \math{g: T_1\rightarrow G}, there is a vertex outside
of \math{g(T_1)} which is adjacent to every vertex in \math{g(T_1)}.
\end{lemma}
\begin{proof}
If the statement were incorrect, then the removal of $g(T_1)$ from $G$
would leave a subgraph $G'$ with at least $d+p-(a+1)=\sum_{i=2}^p (1 + a_i) $
vertices each
of degree at least $d-a\geq\sum_{i=2}^p a_i$.
Inductively, $\{T_2, \ldots, T_p\}$ can be embedded in $G'$
which would yield an embedding of $F_p$ in $G$ contradicting
the assumption that $F_p$ cannot be embedded in $G$.
\end{proof}
The main use of the previous lemma is to show that under
our assumption, there is a large clique in \math{G}.
\begin{lemma}
\label{lemmatree:3}
\math{G} contains a clique of size at least \math{a+2}.
\end{lemma}
\begin{proof}
Let $K$ be the largest clique in $G$ and let $|K| <a+2$. Select any connected
subgraph  $C$ of $T_1$ of order $|C|= |K|$, and embed $C$ in $K$; this is
possible since $K$ is a clique. By Lemma \ref{lemmatree:1}, this embedding
can be expanded to an embedding $f$ of $T_1$ in $G$, and by
Lemma \ref{lemmatree:2} there is a vertex outside of $f(T_1)$ adjacent
to all vertices in $f(T_1)$. In particular, it is adjacent
to all vertices in $K$, contradicting $K$'s maximality. Thus, $|K| \geq a+2$.
\end{proof}
It turns out that for the rest of the proof, we only need a clique of
size \math{a}.
\begin{lemma}
\label{lemmatree:4}
Any tree of order \math{a+1} can be embedded in any connected graph
of order at least $a+1$ that contains a clique of order \math{a}.
\end{lemma}
\begin{proof}
Start by embedding a leaf at a vertex outside an \math{a}-clique, but adjacent
to a node in the clique (such a vertex must exist by connectivity). The
remainder of the tree can be embedded in the clique.
\end{proof}

Let \math{K} be a clique of size $a$ in $G$.
The subgraph $G' = G \setminus K$ contains at least $d-a+p$
vertices each of degree at least $d-a$.
Inductively, $F_{p-1} = \{T_2, \ldots, T_p\}$
can be embedded in $G'$. Let $g: F_{p-1} \rightarrow G'$ be such an embedding.
Select any vertex $x \in K$ and a subset $X \subseteq N(x) \setminus K$ with
$|X| = d-a+1$ vertices. It is possible since $|N(x) \setminus K| \geq d-a+1$.
\begin{lemma}\label{lemma}
Every vertex in $X$ is  used  by any embedding \math{g} of $F_{p-1}$.
\end{lemma}
\begin{proof}
Indeed, if $x\in X \setminus g(T_{p-1})$ is not used, then
by Lemma \ref{lemmatree:4}, $T_1$ can be embedded in the subgraph $H$
induced by $K \cup\{x\}$, which would yield an embedding of $F_p$.
\end{proof}

Since all $d-a+1$ vertices of \math{X} are used in the embedding
$g:F_{p-1}\rightarrow G$, exactly \math{p-2} vertices outside of
\math{K\cup X}, denoted \math{y_1,\ldots,y_{p-2}},  are
used by $g$. The remaining $m+1$ vertices of the graph, outside of
$K \cup g(T_{p-1})$, are denoted \math{s_0, s_1,\ldots,s_m}.
We now split the set of the trees of the forest
\math{F_{p-1}} into four subsets ${\cal T}_1, {\cal T}_2, {\cal T}_3,$ and ${\cal T}_4$.

\noindent\hspace*{0.2in}${\cal T}_1$:
trees which are embedded entirely in \math{X};
\\
\noindent\hspace*{0.2in}${\cal T}_2$:
trees whose embedding has at least two vertices in \math{X} and
at least one vertex in \math{Y};
\\
\noindent\hspace*{0.2in}${\cal T}_3$:
trees whose embedding has only one vertex in \math{X};  and
\\
\noindent\hspace*{0.2in}${\cal T}_4$:
trees whose embedding is entirely in \math{Y}.

\noindent
Let $q_i = |{\cal T}_i|$ ($i =1,2,3,4$).
Since every tree in \math{F_{p-1}} belongs to one of these four subsets,
\mand{
q_1 + q_2 + q_3 + q_4 = p-1.
}
Denote by $a(T_i)$ the size of $T_i$.
For the embedding \math{g}:
every tree in ${\cal T}_2$ uses at
least one vertex in $Y$;
and, every tree \math{T} in ${\cal T}_3$ (resp. ${\cal T}_4$) uses
\math{a(T)} (resp. \math{1+ a(T)}) vertices in \math{Y}. Since
there are \math{p-2} vertices in \math{Y},
\eqan{
q_2 + \sum_{T_i\in {\cal T}_3} a(T_i)+ \sum_{T_i \in {\cal T}_4}(a(T_i) + 1)&\le& p-2 =
q_1 + q_2 +q_3 +q_4 -1.
}
This immediately gives a lower bound for \math{q_1}.
\begin{lemma}
\label{lemmatree:5}
\math{q_1\ge1+\sum_{T_i\in{\cal T}_3}(a(T_i)-1)+\sum_{T_i\in{\cal T}_4}a(T_i)\ge1+q_4}.
\end{lemma}
Let $s$ be an arbitrary vertex in $S$. Our goal now is to evaluate the degree
of $s$ in the subgraph induced on $S$, based on the assumption that \math{F_p}
cannot be embedded.
We start with
\mld{
|N(s) \cap S| \geq d - |N(s) \cap K|  - |N(s) \cap (X \cup Y)|.
\label{eq:1}
}
We make the following observations about the
neighborhood of \math{s} in $K \cup X \cup Y$.
\begin{enumerate}[1.]
\item \math{s} is not adjacent to any vertex in \math{K}, else  by
Lemma \ref{lemmatree:4}, \math{T_1} could be embedded in \math{s\cup K}.
\item
\math{s} is not adjacent to at least one  vertex in $g(T)$ for any tree
$T \in {\cal T}_2 \cup {\cal T}_3$. Indeed, if \math{s} is adjacent to
every vertex in \math{T}, a vertex
$g(T_i)$ which is in $X$ can be swapped with $s$; this gives
an embedding of \math{F_{p-1}} that doesn't use every
vertex of \math{X}, contradicting
Lemma \ref{lemma}.
\item \math{s} is not adjacent to at least two vertices of
$g(T)$ for any tree $T\in{\cal T}_1$.
Indeed, let $s$ be adjacent to all but one vertex in $g(T)$, and let
$y = g(x)$ be that exceptional vertex. Then for every neighbor $x'$
(in \math{T})
of $x$,
$s$ is adjacent to $g(x')$. By setting $g(x) = s$, we obtain a valid embedding
of \math{F_{p-1}}
which doesn't use a vertex in $X$, contradicting Lemma \ref{lemma}.
\end{enumerate}
So, \math{N(s)\cap K=\emptyset} and
\math{N(s)\cap(X\cup Y)\le |X\cup Y|-(2q_1 + q_2 +q_3)}.
Since \math{|X\cup Y|=d-a+p-1}, we have from Inequality \r{eq:1} that
the number of neighbors of \math{s} in \math{S} is at least:
\begin{eqnarray*}
|N(s) \cap S|&\ge &d-(d-a +p-1) +2q_1 +q_2 +q_3\\
&=&a+q_1-q_4\\
&\ge&a+1,
\end{eqnarray*}
where we have used \math{q_1+q_2+q_3+q_4=p-1} and Lemma \ref{lemmatree:5}.
Thus, the degree of any vertex~$s$ in the subgraph induced by $S$
is at least $a+1$. By Lemma \ref{lemmatree:1}, $T_1$ can be embedded in this
subgraph,
contradicting the Assumption, and completing the proof of
Theorem \ref{theoremforest:1}. \hfill\rule{2mm}{2mm}

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