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Skidmore College Orchestra Concert
Saturday, March 1, 2014
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (ET)
Zankel Music Center Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall
Performance - Music
Skidmore College Orchestra with Anthony G. Holland as music director. World Premieres and Exhibitions. Vaughan Williams: Prelude "49th Parallel". James Emery: world premiere commissioned by Skidmore College: Double Concerto for Guitar, Clarinet, and Orchestra, with father-daughter soloists James Emery, guitar, and Hannah Emery '14, clarinet. Mussorgsky/Ravel: Pictures at an Exhibition.
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Ten months after Microsoft wrote-off its Nokia acquisition, the company announced that it is pulling away from the consumer phone business. The company is cutting 1,850 jobs and setting aside $950 million to cover the costs.
[quote]Microsoft on Wednesday announced plans to streamline the company’s smartphone hardware business, which will impact up to 1,850 jobs. As a result, the company will record an impairment and restructuring charge of approximately $950 million […]
“We are focusing our phone efforts where we have differentiation — with enterprises that value security, manageability and our Continuum capability, and consumers who value the same,” said Satya Nadella, chief executive officer of Microsoft.
Microsoft’s market share recently fell below 1%, so it was just a matter of time until the company decides to give up. Interestingly enough, the company made an announcement last summer about its focus on entry-level smartphones and flagships, but it seems like this plan has been abandoned. The company planned to enter the high-end smartphone market by releasing the Lumia 950, but this phone failed to raise any attention.
Last week, Microsoft sold the Nokia brand to a Finnish company that will use Foxconn to build Nokia-branded Android smartphones.
Many are hoping that the company will make a Surface Phone to match the branding of its laptop and tablet range, but it would be still hard to thrive in the market ruled by companies like Apple and Samsung. Microsoft may be planning to offer an enterprise phone, but Apple has already positioned itself as the natural successor to the Blackberry platform.

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Until recently, I have kept a strict separation between my work as a reiki master and my job as a pilot. I rarely talked about reiki at work. I assumed (and you know what they say about assuming) that most people either wouldn't be interested, or that they wouldn't understand. A majority of the people I work with are very traditional in their mindsets and values. I worried about being judged because I was doing something "different." As much as I feared being "found out," I was causing myself more pain by trying to hide the activities and spiritual pursuits I was most passionate about.
Last month I flew with a co-worker who was very stressed out. I intuitively felt that receiving reiki could comfort her and calm her down. When we arrived at our hotel, I offered to give her reiki. Since that day, I haven't tried to hide what I do regarding reiki and my holistic lifestyle. My last trip, I gave my Captain some nutrition suggestions which he followed up on almost immediately.
My entire life I have tried to blend in with the crowd. I have always felt that being different was unsafe, that I was setting myself up for ridicule. I kept my head down and my mouth shut. Always quick to assume that someone's reaction to me would be negative, never considering it could just as likely be positive.
I've missed many opportunities to help people, because I've been afraid to open my mouth for fear of being judged. I guess that's the shadow at work again, and I still have some work to do on being judgmental. But I think I'm done hiding who I am. My avocation is becoming my vocation, and it's getting harder to separate my titles of Pilot and Reiki Master. My worlds are colliding, and after much resistance on my part, I'm finally ready to embrace the change.

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I am still waiting for the official photos from that night so these are only photos that I took using my phone. Benny, Rob and I came to this dinner looking forward to our freedom of being able to eat what we want. We all just finished doing our Paleo Challenge which required us to eat no carbs, starch, soy, fish sauce and anything that had preservatives so we were really looking forward to eating our hearts out for this night.
The menu was made by Chefs Brando Santos and Joan Fajardo and our Cuisine and Pastry Chefs helped them cook and plate the food that night. I loved the progression of the food and the sweet ending to the night. Thank you to our Global Academy Family who helped make this night a success once again. Everything is always a team effort and this was a spectacular night Team Global Academy!
Bread: Rye Bread with Caramelized Onion, Herbed Brioche and Pane Toscano
Compound Butter: Whipped Catalan Butter
Amuse Bouche: Sear Urchin Mousse, Lardo Strips, Lump Fish Caviar and Micro Arugula
Soup: Puree of Pea and Bacon with Chorizo Cigar
Salad: Nicoise 2013 – Baby Mesclun with Tangy Vinaigrette Seared Tuna, Poached Quail Egg, Cherry Tomato Confit Potato Croquette, Haricovert, Anchovy Cream and Black Olive Oil
Hot Appetizer: Pappardelle with Truffle Onion Cream Red Eggs and Sauteed Mixed Mushrooms (This was my favorite dish! I loved how Chef Brando was able to incorporate some filipino flavor to this dish)
Fish: Pan-Seared Salmon with Roast Garlic Potato Mash, Shellfish-Fennel Nage, Poeached Prawns, and Broccoli FloretsIntermezzo: Poached Pear with Orange Sorbet (really refreshing and something new to the palette)
Beef: Braised Pave of US Beef Shortribs with Lemon Risotto, Sherry Wine Jus and Glazed Vegetable Meli Melo (The carnivors were very happy with this dish. The meat was so tender and tasty!)
Pre Dessert: Strawberry Macaron with Mascarpone Cheese and Zabaglione Filling
Dessert: Sacher Torte served with Apricot Mousse, Anglaise and Raspberry Caviar (I loved this dish so much that I got a second serving of it!)

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Kid already going to school, I am back to my routine .. something missing , ah yes .. her voice !! Home is so empty, I am not back to work at workshop since we are moving our company to a new locations .. the guys working on it while I get extra hours at home . Lets , bake and make some noise. I already bake this cake 2 times in row, in 10 days for sure .. is simple cake yet delicious for afternoon tea. My husband likes mascarpone filling while kid loves the buttercream one, I wrote 2 of them so you have a choice :)
1/4 cup water
2 tbsp coffee-flavored liqueur (you can use non-alcohol)
2 tbsp superfine sugar
1 tbsp instant coffee granules
1 tbsp boiling water
4 eggs (separated)
65 gr granulated sugar
50 gr all purpose flour
50 gr vegetable oil
2 tbsp flaked almonds
coffee liqueur cream for filling
1 cup mascarpone cheese
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp coffee-flavored liqueur
or if you feel like, make a butter cream for filling
1 cup (2 stick) of butter
2 cup of powder sugar
3 tbsp milk
Pre-heat oven to 350 F - Grease 10 inch x 16 inch swiss roll pan, line base and side with baking paper
Bring the water, liqueur and sugar to boil in small saucepan. Reduce heat, simmer, uncovered without stirring, about 5 minutes or until syrup thickens. Remove from heat, stir in half of coffee , reserves syrup
Dissolves remaining coffee in the boiling water
Whisk yolks with 15 gr of sugar and vegetable oil, until mix together add coffee mixture and last is add the flour, make sure all flour mix well and no lump
Beat white eggs until medium peak, add the rest of sugar little by little until finish, fold in yolks mixture.
Spread the batter mixture into pan, sprinkle with nuts.
Bake for about 15 minutes. let it cool off about 5 minute
Meanwhile, place a piece of parchment paper cut the same size as swiss roll pan on the bench, turn the cake onto paper, peel away lining paper. Use serrated knife to cut crisp edges from all sides of cake. Roll cake from long side using paper as guide. cool.
Meanwhile make coffee liqueur cream or butter cream as you wish, by beat all the ingredients is small bowl with electric mixer until firm peaks form.
Unroll cake, brush with coffee syrup. Spread the cream, then re-roll cake. Cover with plastic wrap, refrigerated about 30 minutes before serving


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Antioxidant capacity, phenolics and isoflavones in soybean by-products
- Tyug, Tan Seok, Prasad, K. Nagendra, Ismail, Amin
- Food chemistry 2010 v.123 no.3 pp. 583-589
- gallic acid, nutrient content, dietary fiber, isoflavones, protein content, vanillic acid, food grades, carbohydrate content, soybeans, ash content, water content, proximate composition, food composition, soymilk, powders, antioxidant activity, ferulic acid, hulls
- This study aimed to determine proximate composition, antioxidant capacity, total phenolic content, isoflavones and free phenolic compounds in soy by-products. High carbohydrate and protein contents were found in grade A soymilk powder (GASP) compared to grade B soymilk powder (GBSP) and soy husk powder (SHP). Ash, moisture and total dietary fibre contents were reported to be the highest in soy husk, while GBSP had the highest fat content. Antioxidant capacity as assessed using β-carotene bleaching assay was in the order of SHP≈GBSP>GASP, and the ranking order of the Trolox Equivalent Antioxidant Capacity (TEAC) value was GASP≈GBSP>SHP, while the Ferric Reducing Antioxidant Power (FRAP) value was GASP>GBSP>SHP. The total phenolic content was in the range of 62.44-103.86mg GAE/100g wet weight, and the major phenolic compounds in free form were ferulic, vanilic as well as gallic acids. Acid hydrolysis increased the amount of total extractable isoflavone in all soy samples.


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Syracuse, N.Y. -- Syracuse football is 3-3 heading into the second half of the season.
Before Dino Babers and the Orange take on eastern rival Pittsburgh at 7 Friday night in the Carrier Dome, our team of writers hands out midseason grades, superlatives and gives its revised season predictions.
Grade the offense
Brent Axe: C-
In 2018, the Syracuse offense averaged 463 yards per game, 40 points per game and scored 62 touchdowns. At the midway point of the 2019 season, the Orange is averaging 378 yards and 25 points per game and has scored 19 touchdowns.
Everything is way off pace, and it’s primarily because of the struggles of the offense line, but everyone involved gets a finger pointed at them for part of the blame.
Stephen Bailey: C-
Barring quarterback Tommy DeVito missing meaningful time because of injury, this has been a worst-case scenario. The offensive line lost a key contributor, forcing two first-year starters into the lineup, its graduate-transfer addition has struggled and arguably its best player – a slimmed-down Airon Servais -- has been forced to play out of position. Combined with the switch from Eric Dungey to the pocket-passing DeVito at quarterback, the only thing that has worked consistently is the occasional downfield pass into a defense playing for the downfield pass.
Nate Mink: C
I see a lot of shades of the 2017 team in this year’s offense. It’s scoring at a rate comparable to the 2016 team, but the potential is there to elevate that in the second half of the season if it can clean up a few mistakes each week.
Syracuse has cut down on the turnovers that hurt it in September. That must continue.
Now, the challenge rests in getting the entire unit to dedicate itself to getting better. There’s still a lot of talent on this offense leftover from last year’s group that averaged 40 points per game.
Up front, the line needs to clean up communication in getting all five guys on the same page. The first-year starting linemen who are early in their in-game development are really at the mercy of their own learning curve. There are jitters that come with the territory of performing at a high level each week, especially on the road and against stout competition.
They’ll see plenty of both moving forward, which will serve them well in the years ahead.
Grade the defense
Brent Axe: B
The Maryland debacle aside, I think the Orange defense has done what has been asked of it. Alton Robinson and Kendall Coleman are pressuring opposing quarterbacks (often through double teams). Linebackers Andrew Armstrong and Lakiem Williams are improving, and the secondary has managed to weather a few injuries admirably. If the offense can’t make substantial gains in the second half of the season, one gets the feeling the Orange defense could become a dam that can barely hold back its leaks.
Stephen Bailey: B-
Take out the Maryland game and this might jump as high as B+. The unit simply cracked in that one but showed grit in the Clemson and North Carolina State games, fighting for stops despite an offense that provided little optimism. Linebackers Andrew Armstrong and Lakiem Williams have made clear strides over the first half of the season, and they’ve been needed with contributors on the line and in the secondary missing time because of injury.
Nate Mink: B+
A bad day at Maryland brings this grade down, but the unit has largely lived up to the billing of creating turnovers and pressuring the quarterback.
Syracuse has had to dip into its depth on the defensive line and in the secondary, but it’s difficult to point to that as a reason the team is 3-3 to this point.
Third-down defense was an area the team wanted to address heading into October, and the NC State game was an improvement, in line with how the unit fared the previous two seasons.
Team health will always be important for this program, but to see the defense hold an ACC offense to less than 17 points without three starters is a good barometer of the quality of this unit.
Grade special teams
Brent Axe: A
Sterling Hofrichter is in the conversation as one of the best punters in the country. Andre Szmyt set a high standard by winning the Lou Groza Award in his freshman year, but missing one field goal and one extra point so far is nothing to scold.
SU could get a little more punch from the kick return department, but I don’t think you could argue special teams hasn’t been the gold standard on the team so far.
Stephen Bailey: A-
The group has been excellent but not quite up to the elite standard set in 2018.
Andre Szmyt has missed a field goal and an extra point. Sterling Hofrichter sailed a key kickoff out of bounds against NC State. And the return game has produced one sizable return and two fumbles.
This, of course, is nitpicking. Special teams remains the Orange’s best unit. With this offense, though, perfection in the other two phases may be needed to secure victories.
Nate Mink: A-
I see another year of excellent execution in the kicking game.
Punter Sterling Hofrichter is among the nation’s leaders in net average, making life a little easier for the punt cover team.
Kicker Andre Szmyt is as accurate as he was a year ago when he won the Lou Groza Award, even if he hasn’t been as active.
Not a bad snap from Aaron Bolinsky.
Not a bad hold from Nolan Cooney.
Some corrections showed up on film in the return game, but most returns are becoming somewhat obsolete in the game.
Brent Axe: Trishton Jackson
When DeVito has had rare moments of time to throw the football, Jackson has been his No. 1 target for good reason.
He gets open.
Jackson has 33 catches for 499 yards with six touchdowns so far. If Syracuse had a functioning offensive line, it’s not hyperpole to say those numbers could be doubled.
Stephen Bailey: Trishton Jackson
The only wideout to consistently get off man coverage through six games, Jackson is on pace to challenge the 1,000-yard total by the end of the season. He’s shown a consistent willingness to block and has flashed the athleticism needed to turn short passes into explosive plays.
Perhaps most importantly during the team’s underwhelming 3-3 start: He’s one of the few guys who seems to remain upbeat during games. Jackson was bouncing around the defensive huddle before that unit got the stop it needed to give SU’s offense a chance late vs. NC State.
Nate Mink: Tommy DeVito
DeVito is probably right on track in terms of his development.
He’s got about eight total games of starting experience – counting last year’s spot appearances – and is on pace for more than 3,000 yards, a completion percentage north of 65 percent and a 12-to-5 touchdown-to-interception ratio. For a sophomore, that’ll play just fine in most programs.
There were some, myself included, that probably expected more out of DeVito after going toe-to-toe with the top high school recruits in America, that he could mask any personnel deficiencies with a quick release and high IQ befitting of a player who studied the ins and outs of this system for the previous two years.
There were some, myself included, that probably expected more out of DeVito’s surrounding cast to this point in the season, too.
Aside from Jackson, who is on pace for a 1,000-yard season, there isn’t another candidate here at receiver, and the running backs have largely been hamstrung by an offensive line that needs more development.
Brent Axe: Alton Robinson
I think Andrew Armstrong would be a good choice here as his improvement has been steady through the season and he leads the team in tackles for loss, but I’m giving my vote to Alton Robinson.
Opposing offenses are throwing everything they have at this guy, and he is still fighting through it to put pressure on the quarterback or open up lanes for his teammates to make plays. The NFL scouts are noticing, and Robinson’s stock will only continue to rise in their eyes.
Stephen Bailey: Alton Robinson
Don’t let the numbers fool you.
Just like Chris Slayton demanded attention last year, Robinson is facing regular double-teams and chips. Even though he has only recorded 2.5 sacks, he’s probably opened up another half-dozen of the Orange’s 20 total. His combination of power and explosiveness makes him the program’s most appealing NFL Draft candidate in at least five years.
Nate Mink: Alton Robinson
Alton Robinson is the name every coach on the schedule highlights during game prep.
It’s hard to quantify what his presence does for so many others on the defense, be it forcing the quarterback to get rid of the ball before he’s ready to or giving the linebackers space to plug the gap and make the tackle.
He’ll be the first Syracuse player off the NFL draft board next spring and could be the first player taken in the opening round since Justin Pugh in 2013.
Offense most improved
Brent Axe: Aaron Hackett
I like what I am seeing from Hackett. I know I sound like a broken record here, but if the offensive line was functioning at a higher level, I feel like the tight end could be a bigger threat in the passing game beyond short yardage and red zone situations.
Stephen Bailey: Aaron Hackett
There’s no clear-cut candidate here. And while DeVito’s numbers have been strong, it’s hard to say whether he has improved.
Hackett transformed his body in the offseason and has made the most of every opportunity he has been given in the passing game.
On the year, he has caught 14 passes for 110 yards and three touchdowns, including two in in the team’s 52-33 win against Western Michigan.
Nate Mink: Tommy DeVito
DeVito is probably a strong candidate here, too, given the strides he has made in his decision-making.
But like others playing full time in the offense for the first time, his growth is a week-to-week process.
DeVito’s progress has been easier to evaluate given the fact he touches the ball nearly every snap. It’s easy to see the turnovers that cost SU valuable possessions early in the season have been mitigated.
Defense most improved
Brent Axe: Andrew Armstrong
Armstrong didn’t win my MVP, so he has to get this award.
I think there was real concern he could handle the load early in the season, but something has really clicked for him in the last two games. He has 41 tackles and is starting to get more of a nose for the ball. I think he’ll pick it up in the turnover department in the second half of the season.
Stephen Bailey: Andrew Armstrong and Lakiem Williams
This might be a bit of a cop-out, but I just couldn’t decide between the two.
Coming into the season, linebacker was one of the Orange’s biggest question marks. And while the two weren’t perfect early, they’ve gotten much better.
Armstrong made a handful of crucial plays against NC State, including logging his second career interception. Williams provides speed and power, giving defensive coordinator Brian Ward a real weapon in the blitz game.
Nate Mink: The depth
There’s a case to be made singling out Robinson here, too, because if he does end up being taken in the first round, that is a testament to his work ethic and taking that difficult step of working his way into an elite group of players. His decision to come back for his senior season looks really good right now.
That said, it’s the overall defensive depth that sticks out.
Two years ago, Syracuse would’ve been in trouble if it had to play the amount of reserves it has had to play this year.
Guys such as Eric Coley, Antwan Cordy and Scoop Bradshaw in the secondary and Curtis Harper and Brandon Berry along the defensive line have been called upon and have helped hold down the fort while several injured starters recuperate.
Brent Axe: Maryland loss
I’m still stunned thinking about it. Not that Syracuse lost. That can happen to a Big Ten team on the road. The fact that the Orange got steamrolled on both sides of the ball still makes me shake my head, especially seeing what has happened to Maryland since.
Stephen Bailey: The offensive line
A step down was expected in 2019 with Cody Conway, Aaron Roberts and Koda Martin all having exhausted their eligibility.
A shift to being one of the worst offensive lines in the Football Bowl Subdivision, though?
Holes in the running game have been nonexistent while DeVito is one of the most-sacked quarterbacks in the country.
Right now, SU is a team trying to run tempo without the ability to move the ball. That’s a recipe for frustration, defeat and injuries to overused defensive players.
Nate Mink: Receiver woes
I don’t think Babers forecasted the issues that struck his receiver group early in the season, when several players missed crucial practice time in the preseason that carried over into September games.
Most curious to me has been the case of Nykeim Johnson, a recipient of game-changing, explosive plays against North Carolina and NC State a year ago who has since been missing this fall.
The Maryland loss was embarrassing, but the Terps were at full strength back then, and injuries have since taken their toll on a team that looks no different than the middle-to-lower-of-the-pack Big Ten team it is.
Revised prediction record:
Brent Axe: 6-6
The high expectations of the preseason are gone and now this team has to salvage a bowl bid with a quarterback who is injured and an offensive line in shambles.
It won’t be easy to do, but the ACC is such a wide-open picture that every game left is a toss-up, perhaps with the exception of Wake Forest.
I think Syracuse still goes bowling.
See you in Shreveport?
Stephen Bailey: 6-6
At this point, it’s hard to foresee significant improvements being made on offense.
The line is limited by its youth and personnel as much as miscues. DeVito is already injured and likely to face more pressure over the next two weeks, at least.
Finding a way to win home games against Pitt and Boston College would give the Orange a winning record going into its second bye week. Then, maybe there is a chance to put together a seven- or eight-win year.
But the margin for error now is close to zero. A loss to the Panthers before a road trip to Florida State likely means a 3-5 mark before the Eagles come to town.
Does this team, which carried such high expectations going into the year, have the mental fortitude to push through that?
Nate Mink: 6-6
I don’t usually like revising midseason, but in this case I MUST revise because 10-2 is off the table.
As it was in the preseason, injuries will be a factor in whether SU can achieve its potential, but the overwhelming issue facing this team right now is being able to score against peer programs.
Expecting to have success in today’s college football while scoring in the 20s isn’t a winning formula. Of course, this staff knows that and constructs the entire identity of the program around scoring points. There is some development that must naturally occur here over time before tangible progress is evident.
I’ll predict wins against Pittsburgh, Boston College and at Duke, with losses at Florida State, Louisville and against Wake Forest.

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Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) sent an email to Trump’s White House asking for clemency for hundreds of Republican lawmakers who tried to overturn the 2020 election, saying he did it at the request of then-President Donald Trump, according to a CBS reporter. Robert Costa, who tweeted Thursday that Brooks had shared the email with him.
The email, dated Jan. 11, 2021, and addressed to Trump’s White House executive aide, Molly Michael, seeks a preemptive pardon for 147 members of Congress who voted against certification of Electoral College results in Arizona. and in Pennsylvania, says Joe Biden won.
The email also seeks clemency for the 126 Republicans who in December 2020 signed an amicus brief for a lawsuit in Texas seeking to challenge election results in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Georgia – the states that Biden also won.
“Dear Mollie: President Trump told me to send you this letter,” the email begins, adding that it’s also “in accordance with a request” from Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.).
“It’s clear that deep-pocketed, vitriolic Social Democrats … will abuse the American justice system by targeting many Republicans with spurious charges stemming from our recent fight for honest and fair elections and related speeches,” reads -on in the email. He then asks for “general pardons (for all purposes)” for lawmakers.
In the end, Trump did not grant blanket precautionary pardons to senators and representatives who officially embraced his bogus claims of rigged or stolen elections.
Costa reports that Brooks texted that “fortunately” no one has yet “been persecuted for performing their legitimate duties, which means a pardon was not required.”
Brooks said in a statement shared on Twitter in March that Trump “asked me to cancel the 2020 election, immediately remove Joe Biden from the White House, immediately put President Trump back in the White House.”
Last week, Brooks lost his state’s primary after Trump withdrew his legislator’s endorsement and backed a rival Republican.
The Alabama congressman now appears willing to cooperate with the House Select Committee’s investigation into the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol. Brooks said this week he would testify about the events surrounding the insurgency.
In a public hearing Thursday on Capitol Hill, the House panel shared testimony that, in addition to Brooks and Gaetz, Representatives Andy Biggs (Arizona) and Louie Gohmert (Texas) had also asked for forgiveness.
The committee previously said Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) had requested a presidential pardon, which the congressman refused.
“The only reason I know to seek a pardon is because you believe you have committed a crime,” panel member Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) said during the hearing.


CHENGDU, China, November12, 2019 –Today marks the 100th Airbus A320neo family aircraft delivery in China equipped with fuel efficient Pratt & Whitney GTF™ engines, an A321neo aircraft to Chengdu-based operator Sichuan Airlines Co., Ltd., leased from global aircraft operating lessor BOC Aviation. Pratt & Whitney GTF engines have helped connect nearly 20 million passengers in China to date. Pratt & Whitney is a division of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).
“Sichuan Airlines was one of the first in China to receive the GTF engine and today we are proud to take delivery of the 100th GTF-powered A320neo family aircraft in China, which is our 18th aircraft of this type,” said Li Haiying, Chairman of Sichuan Airlines Co., Ltd. “Pratt & Whitney has been powering Sichuan Airlines with its innovative aircraft engines and auxiliary power units since our inception, contributing to connectivity in the region. Sichuan Airlines continues to expand its fleet to offer new routes and destinations, and the GTF engine has helped us reduce fuel consumption and provide a quiet and environmentally-friendly ride for our passengers.”
“We are thrilled to support Sichuan Airlines in its fleet and network expansion plans, with the delivery of the fourth of five A321neo aircraft,” said Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, BOC Aviation. “We congratulate Pratt & Whitney on its 100th GTF engine powered A320neo family aircraft delivery in China, and look forward to building on our long-standing relationships with both Airbus and Pratt & Whitney as we provide our airline customers more fuel-efficient and technologically advanced aircraft solutions.”
The Pratt & Whitney GTF engine, which began operating in China in 2016, now powers 100 aircraft in China across nine operators with over 580,000 engine flight hours and 99.98% dispatch reliability, saving an astounding 30 million gallons of fuel and more than 300,000 tonnes of carbon emissions to date. The GTF engine is driving the next generation of efficient, sustainable air travel in China, allowing airlines to open new routes and fly more people, farther, with less fuel – and much lower noise. It results in quieter communities, quieter flights, cleaner air and economic development. Looking forward, China is expected to need more than 7,000 new aircraft over the next 20 years.
“Pratt & Whitney is a long-term partner of the China aviation industry. We are honored to celebrate our 90th anniversary this year in this important and growing region,” said Yogesh Farswani, president, Greater China, Customer Business, Commercial Engines, Pratt & Whitney. “As an early adopter of the GTF engine technology, we share Sichuan and BOC Aviation’s commitment to being a leader in aviation innovation. There are more than 1,200 Pratt & Whitney employees in China dedicated to improving the customer experience. We have partnered with the industry to make increasing investments in the region, including our Aerotech manufacturing center-of-excellence in Chengdu.”
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Interview with Boudleaux and Felice Bryant (Wake Up Little Susie, All I Have to Do Is Dream, Rocky Top). We aske our distinguished panel about "Common Mistakes Songwriters Make". The panel includes Buddy Killen (President of Tree Music), Chuck Kaye (President Almo Music (A&M)), Thom Bell President Mighty Three Music, Sam Trust (President ATV Music), George Pincus President of George Pincus Music, Terri Fricon (President of Filmways), Bob Montgomery EVP House of Gold, Larry Fogel (Director of April Blackwood), Lester Sill (President Screen Gems) and Herb Eiseman (President 20th Century Music).
Boudleaux and Felice Bryant
By Kelly Delaney
Excepts from the Songwriter Magazine interview
Ironically, Boudleaux and Felice were a year into their marriage before they discovered that the other wrote songs. It seemed a likely diversion for each, since both had been exposed to music at an early age. Laughed Felice, a product of an Italian-American family, I was singing O Sole Mio when they cut the umbilical cord. Growing up in Milwaukee, she sang Italian fold songs with her family and later performed at school and charity affairs
Boudleaux, on the other hand, received formal musical training as a concert violinist. Besides the violin he learned to play piano, guitar, bass, and sousaphone.
And so, song collaborators and pluggers they became. They began mailing out songs to publishers at the rate of 20 a day, while they performed a bit to pay the bills. They managed a couple of small recordings (1-2-3-4-5-foot-6 by Ernie Lee and Give Me Some Sugar, Sugar Baby, and I’ll Be Your Sweetie Pie by the Three Sons), but things didn’t start clicking until a new publisher in Nashville heard their song, Country Boy, and invited them to Music Row. That new boy in town? None other than Fred Rose, of Acuff-Rose.
Rose got the Bryants a full-time job at $35 a week, representing Ned Tannen in Nashville. They plugged their own country songs exclusively for Tannen, and also wrote pop for Acuff-Rose.
Songs by Boudleaux and Felice Bryant
Mexico, Bob Moore
Country Boy, Little Jimmy Dickens.
Hey Joe, country hit for Carl Smith, pop hit for Frankie Laine.
Richest Man (In the World), Eddy Arnold.
Have a Good Time, Tony Bennett.
Our Honeymoon, Carl Smith.
Just Wait Til I Get You Alone, Carl Smith.
Back Up Buddy, Carl Smith.
This Orchid Means Goodbye, Carl Smith.
Bye Bye Love, The Everly Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel.
Wake Up Little Susie, The Everly Brothers.
All I Have To Do Is Dream, The Everly Brothers, Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell, Richard Chamberlain, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Andy Gibb and Victoria Principal.
Bird Dog, The Everly Brothers.
Devoted To You, The Everly Brothers.
Problems, The Everly Brothers.
Take a Message To Mary, The Everly Brothers, and Bob Dylan.
Poor Jenny, The Everly Brothers.
Like Strangers, The Everly Brothers.
Penny Arcade, Christy Lane.
Always It's You, The Everly Brothers.
Love Hurts, Roy Orbison, Everly Brothers, Jim Capaldi, Nazareth, Linda Ronstadt, Gram Parsons, Gary Morris.
Raining In My Heart, Buddy Holly, Leo Sayer.
Blue Boy, Jim Reeves.
Let's Think About Livin', Bob Luman.
My Last Date, Skeeter Davis.
Baltimore, Sonny James.
I Love To Dance With Annie, Ernest Ashworth.
Come Live With Me, Roy Clark.
Sweet Deceiver, Christy Lane.
Rocky Top, Buck Owens, Lynn Anderson.
Boudleaux and Felice…On Craft By Rich Wiseman
Phil Everly Interview By Rich Wiseman
Excerpt:Thom Bell, President, Mighty Three MusicWhat Usually happens to writers – and this has been a common mistake with our company, anyway – is that they’ll bring me songs they think are like the ones I’ve written already. They’ll play me something like You Are Everything and tell me “That song’s great!’ ‘Well I appreciate the fact that you think so,” I’ll say. ‘But I've written that kind of song before.’ Why would I need to get the same song again? It would be better if they brought me something different. But they dont seem to realize that.
Also read the most common mistakes from:
Buddy Killen, Tree Music
Sam Trust, President, ATV Music
Chuck Kaye, President, Alamo Music
George Pincus, President Gil/Pincus Music
Terri Fricon, President, Filmways Music
Larry Fogel, Director of East Coast Operations, April/Blackwood
Bon Montgomery, EVP, House of Gold Music
Lester Sill, President, Screen-Gems
Herb Eiseman, President 20 th Century music
Other Articles: "What You Have to Gain by…The Constructive Critique" By Gelsa Paladino
" ‘I Will’ Attitude Keeps Me on the ‘Road to Success’" By Nashville’s Kathleen M. Patterson


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From the 26 January 2022 the fee for probate applications in England and Wales will increase to £273 for both professional and personal applications. The Ministry of Justice estimates that the additional average annual cost to the court users from the fee increase is about £20 million, all of which will go to HMCTS.
Currently the application is lower for professional applications. The government’s plan to equalise fees for all applicants was announced in July 2021. The reasoning for the change is that all users should pay the same fee for the same service. The new single fee is set to cover the costs of delivery without making a profit.
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Please note the above is for information purposes only and is intended to be a short summary. It should not be treated as a comprehensive guide and should not be acted on without qualified legal advice.

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By John Carr and James Earl
Perspectives from a senior technical specialist and a production engineer at Newmont Boddington Gold Mine.
Newmont Fleet Management Services now continually monitors and plots the performance of JPS Locata alongside traditional GNSS in an effort to fine-tune the installed infrastructure. Learning to sculpt the perfect network continues as we move our JPS LocataLite transmitters to accommodate an ever-changing and expanding pit design.
Large twelve-meter benches and an aggressive mining plan have seen both North Pit and South Pit at NBG rapidly increase in depth, bringing the problems associated with GPS coverage in a deep-pit environment.
As mine sites develop and evolve, for the first time ever, we have the ability to dictate and control which areas we direct our own positioning coverage, and guarantee we can sustain accurate high-precision navigation wherever we need it. This level of control has just never been available before, and is literally impossible with satellite-based positioning signals. With GPS you just get what you get.
We are rapidly re-evaluating what may now be possible. We believe we are only at the very beginnings of where we can go with the LocataNet in the mining environment.
Staying One Step Ahead. Shape changes from week to week keep operations continuously relocating around the mine benches; this can, in some instances, make optimal positioning of the Jps LocataNet challenging. In the early stages of the project, we relied on producing computer-generated radio-coverage heat-map models of the pit to determine optimum positions for the individual LocataLite transmitters on the pit rim, and this is still a valid path if given the time.
However, with more Jps rovers becoming available, we now tend to make highly accurate predictions about network configuration on the fly. We can now install spare rovers as portable units in light vehicles (LVs) used by technicians onsite. This roaming functionality allows use of the Jps web browser in the rover to instantly validate, in the pit, any changes that may be required for the network before drilling and digging equipment is moved into place. Thus we can monitor real-world signal conditions in specific areas and adjust LocataLite positions to optimize positioning availability for machines that will soon arrive.
The typical network monitoring scenario nowadays is to quickly move a JPS-enabled LV onto a bench or area yet to be drilled or excavated, and review the signals from the individual LocataLite transmitters in real time. Technicians then make any necessary placement changes to the network in advance of any mining equipment arriving. Our ability to now ensure maximum possible positioning and navigation coverage at all times was undreamt of even 12 months ago.
Dual Rover. A modified HP Leica Drill JS System utilizing a Dual Jps Locata Rover has been installed into the drilling supervisors’ LV wagon. The drilling superintendent and supervisors had been exploring ways of moving towards a paperless system that could not only check the drill pattern itself, but also the areas being mined around the pattern. They identified a use-case example where having accurate positional information available in a vehicle enables supervisors to quickly review the construction and positioning of the protective windrows around the drill patterns. Access tracks and bench heights could also be checked without needing to call surveyors in to help. This degree of instantaneous clarity removes the guesswork associated with windrow construction, designed to provide a safety barrier between trucking and drilling operations. Incorrectly placed windrows can lead to potential flow restrictions in either operation, so getting it right the first time in active areas is important.
Mark-up by Night. Drilling supervisors can now accurately measure and monitor progress across the drill patterns using Locata technology to display virtual maps of all active drilling areas. Another spin-off benefit has been the introduction of a fixed point mounted to the front vehicle bullbar, to provide emergency mark-up of patterns during the nightshift when surveyors are not available on site. This helps particularly when a localized Wi-Fi outage prevents drills from downloading the blast pattern to commence drilling operations in an area of the mine. Before Jps, use of this high-precision GPS technology in vehicle had been considered ineffective and impractical because of the unreliable GPS coverage in the bottom of both pits. Plans are now under way to install a similar system into the shovel and auxiliary supervisors’ vehicles.
Forward! Recent group discussions found consensus that the best way to move forward with this technology now is continued integration into GPS, rather than stand-alone systems. Miners are generally a cautious lot: we could hedge our bets through a combined GPS+Locata solution package. Full-scale integration of Locata technology into future standard GPS products is perceived as a way companies such as NovAtel can provide the total package. We envisage a unified system available from all positioning receiver manufacturers that combines the benefits of GPS technology with the evident improvements and back-up that Locata has provided for environments where GPS is unable to function.
We have been in the enviable position of gaining a glimpse into the future, when the power of GPS-style positioning is improved to fill the GPS holes. The results we have obtained are, frankly, addictive. Having experienced this revolution first-hand, it would now be extremely painful to even contemplate going back to our previous GPS-only world.

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Selena Gomez's transformation from brunette to blonde took over eight hours to complete.
The Hollywood superstar stunned fans when she posted a photo of her new look to the Instagram page for her Rare Beauty cosmetics brand last week.
Selena didn't share the exact reason why she opted for the bright blonde shade, but her go-to hairstylists, Nikki Lee and Riawna Capri of Nine Zero One salon, have since detailed the process they went through to achieve the colour.
"There's LEVELS to this blonde," Nikki wrote in an Instagram post. "The entire process took 200 foils, several bowls of bleach, and eight hours of hair magic! Definitely worth it! Her hair looks and feels amazing!"
The hair guru went on to explain that she and Riawna started by prepping Selena's hair with In Common's Crystal Serum to protect her strands. They then "highlighted every hair on her head" with Joico's Blonde Life Lightening Powder and 30 volume developer.
"This processed for quite some time. After she lifted to a pale yellow we took the lightener off. We tapped down her root with LumiShine Demi-Permanent Liquid 5NA with 5 Volume, then an all over pre-tone with LumiShine Demi-Permanent Liquid 8NW + 10NW equal parts with 5 Volume, and a second toner with LumiShine Demi-Permanent Liquid 10V with 5 Volume," the hair pro added. "We finished the process with a full Crystal Cashmere treatment by In Common to lock everything in and bring it back to life."
And to maintain such a bright blonde, Nikki recommended that Selena use Joico's Color Balance Purple Shampoo every third time she washes her locks.
It's not the first time the star has tried out blonde hair - she previously unveiled a platinum colour with dark roots when she stepped out at the American Music Awards in 2017.

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Heather Dubrow got Real Housewives of Orange County fans chattering about Noella Bergener’s future on the show, after supposedly hinting on her podcast that the rookie’s days on Bravo might be numbered.
Fans know that Heather, 53, and Noella, 36, have clashed numerous times during the currently airing season. Heather shared about her recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live during her podcast, and seemingly hinted at a potential cast shift. The reality star revealed that she had a “very interesting” conversation with Andy Cohen ahead of the broadcast, but would not disclose details. The comment sparked chatter among fans, who are now wondering if the discussion had anything to do with Noella’s future on the show.
Heather went on to slam her co-star for often self isolating from the group, instead talking to cameras. The mom of four claimed that Noella’s behavior was “put on.” Heather also spoke about the cast trip to Aspen, pointing out that Noella traveled home alone, instead of with the ladies on her private plane.
A Reddit user guessed that “Heather either knows something or THINKS that she knows something,” which may have prompted her to drop the supposed hints. The same person also wondered if Heather’s own return might be linked to Noella’s presence on the show.
Reddit users sounded off on the thread—and many commented that Heather was “just stirring the pot.”
Some viewers would welcome another season with Noella in the mix, and would rather see Heather’s exit.
“Yeah I dislike Noella and think she is very inauthentic but I rather see her whole life mess than Heather’s fancy things,” a user said.
Another chimed in—“I’ll keep Noella. Heather can go!”
“If Noella goes and Heather stays the show will be unwatchable. Bravo needs to realize that Heather is bad for business,” another fan wrote.
Noella’s ongoing divorce from famous attorney, James Bergener, aka “Sweet James,” has been the newbie’s main storyline during the current season. She opened up about how the surprise split unfolded during a conversation with co-star, Emily Simpson, earlier in the season.
“I love him, I don’t want this. But I feel like I would be such a fool to allow this man back into my life and into my home,” she said. ““Sunday, I walk out to the foyer and there’s a man standing there with beautiful flowers. And I’m crying and ask ‘where’s the note?’ He’s like ‘are you Noella?’ And I said ‘yes.’ And he says ‘here you’ve been served.’”
James is currently carrying a massive $5.8 million tax debt that dates back to 2018. Noella opened up about learning about her ex’s financial crisis during a filmed exchange with Shannon Beador.
“He made an error and he needs to repair it,” she said. “But I never thought that this would be the end of a marriage. You know, I never thought that that would mean that I’m a single mom with our son. I just want my husband to come and tell me what the hell is going on? Like my son was just diagnosed with Autism in May. My mom was hospitalized in June.”
Noella and James wed in June 2020, and share one child, a son, together.
The Real Housewives of Orange County airs on Wednesdays at 9 pm, ET, on Bravo.
Avigail is an Entertainment blogger at All About The Tea, who specializes in The Real Housewives of Atlanta and The Real Housewives of Potomac. Avigail has a background in marketing. She’s a Brooklynite living in the Bahamas, with a passion for travel, writing, reality TV watching, pop culture and spoken word.


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July 11, 2019, Somerset, NJ & Clifton, NJ– In honor of Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, our Somerset and Clifton campuses welcomed guest speaker, Nicolette Vasco from the Alzheimer’s Association to promote awareness about the disease among students and faculty.
Ms. Vasco shared an array of information on the topic, including what happens in an Alzheimer’s-affected brain, detailed the risk factors, and the three general stages of the disease. Attendees gained insight on what’s on the horizon for Alzheimer’s research, as well as helpful resources provided by the Alzheimer’s Association.
“Ms. Vasco’s presentation really helped me gain a better understanding of Alzheimer’s and taught me that it kills more seniors than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined,” said Sherry L. Muse, Asst. Campus President / Director of Education in Clifton, NJ. “We really appreciate her coming in to teach and spread awareness among our #AIFamily. With most of our students pursuing a career in healthcare, it’s important for them to recognize the symptoms and know how to help their future patients who are impacted by this disease.”
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On release in multiplayer, there will be 20 maps, deeper weapon upgrades, new community parameters, updated modifications, equipment and much more. In addition, there will be a new mode called Contest of Champions…
Those who pre-ordered the game will have access to a beta test, the first of which will take place on PlayStation consoles starting September 10. From September 16 to September 17, the beta will be held for those who pre-ordered the game on Xbox and PC, and PS4 and PS5 owners will be able to try the game without pre-order on the same days.
The open beta will take place for everyone from September 18 to 20.
The release of Call of Duty: Vanguard itself will take place on November 5 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One and PC.
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This article presents a method to generate Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) data sets for use in calculations of the energy performance of buildings, based on satellite derived solar radiation data and other meteorological parameters obtained from reanalysis products.
The great advantage of this method is the availability of data over large geographical regions, giving global coverage for the reanalysis and continental-scale coverage for the solar radiation data, making it possible to generate TMY data for nearly any location, independent of the availability of meteorological measurement stations in the area. The TMY data generated with this method have been validated against 487 meteorological stations in Europe, by calculating heating and cooling degree days, and by running building energy performance simulations using EnergyPlus.
Results show that the generated data sets using a long time series perform better than the TMY data generated from station measurements for building heating calculations and nearly as well for cooling calculations, with relative standard deviations remaining below 6% for heating calculations. TMY data constructed using the proposed method yield somewhat larger deviations compared to TMY data constructed from station data. The authors outline a number of possibilities for further improvement using data sets that will become available in the near future.


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FORTWORTH In court Thursday, the mother of a 24-year-old woman killed in a crash involving alcohol became overcome with grief as she testified about praying over and over for a miracle as she searched through the bloody crash debris.
In her testimony at a Tarrant County juvenile court, Marla Mitchell said when she finally found Brianna's mangled body, she brushed the hair off her face.
Thursday, marked daytwo of 16-year-old Ethan Couch's trial. Wednesday, the teen admitted he caused the crash that killed four people. Judge Dean Boyd will decide Couch's punishment, which could range from one year of in-patient treatment to a 20-year sentence.
Thursday, prosecutors once again began calling victims' loved ones to the stand to share their loss.
Mitchell said her daughter was her best friend and sole reason for living. The two shared a home. As she testified, she became so distraught she was helped from the witness stand. Many in the crowded courtroom shared her tears.
Prosecutors will soon call the widow of Brian Jennings, a youth pastor who was among the four run over when he stopped to help Brianna, who had become stranded that night after her tire blew on Burleson-Retta Road.
Couch's pickup plowed into a group of people who gathered around the vehicle in a driveway. Hollie and Shelby Boyles, a 52-year-old mother and 21-year-old daughter, were also killed. Thursday, Mr. Boyles testified about the moment he saw their bodies.

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Tajikistan becomes first country in Central Asia to receive COVID-19 vaccine through COVAX Facility
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, 09 March 2021 – Today Tajikistan received via the COVAX Facility, 192,000 doses of the AstraZeneca/Oxford COVID-19 vaccine. This is the first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines from the COVAX Facility to arrive in Central Asia and the second such shipment to the WHO European Region.
This is a historic step towards COVAX’s goal of ensuring equitable distribution of at least 2 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of 2021, and will be the largest vaccine procurement and supply operation in ever. The Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator is a collaborative framework for global COVID-19 response efforts. COVAX, its vaccine pillar, is co-led by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), the Vaccine Alliance (Gavi), and the World Health Organization (WHO), alongside key delivery partner, UNICEF. The ACT Accelerator is supported by the European Union and its Member States, the World Bank, civil society organizations, and many others.
The initial consignment of vaccines received by Tajikistan will support the vaccination of health care workers to keep them safe, so they can continue providing life-saving services and maintain a functional health care system. Vaccination will be then be rolled out by the Ministry of Health prioritising the most at- risk segments of the population – the elderly and people with chronic medical conditions or comorbidities – marking the first phase of the nationwide vaccination campaign.
“WHO is pleased to be a key partner in ensuring that safe and efficacious COVID-19 vaccines reach Tajikistan. Vaccination will be a vital tool in our fight to end the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside the continued wearing of masks, hand washing, physically distancing and avoiding of crowds. By utilizing all of these measures together, we can build a strong defense against this disease,” added Dr Victor Stefan Olsavszky, WHO Representative in Tajikistan.
"Vaccination will be a vital tool in our fight to end the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside the continued wearing of masks, physically distancing and avoiding of crowds. By utilizing all of these measures together, we can build a strong defense against this disease”
“No one is safe unless all of us are safe. Our sincere gratitude to all partners – Gavi, WHO, CEPI, the European Union, the Government of UK and all other development partners involved in an unprecedented engagement and partnership to develop and distribute safe and efficacious vaccines. The arrival of the vaccine in Tajikistan signifies hope, but the battle is not yet finished – UNICEF, alongside partners, will remain committed to support the Government of Tajikistan to tackle COVID-19 and other preventable diseases,” said Mr Osama Makkawi Khogali, UNICEF Representative in Tajikistan.
"The arrival of the vaccine in Tajikistan signifies hope, but the battle is not yet finished"
For several months, COVAX partners have been supporting governments and their partners in readiness efforts, in preparation for this moment. They have been especially active in working with some of the world’s poorest countries: those that will benefit from the Advance Market Commitment (AMC), an innovative financial mechanism to help secure global and equitable access for COVID-19 vaccines. This includes assisting with the development of national vaccination plans, supporting cold chain infrastructure, as well as stockpiling of half a billion syringes and safety boxes for their disposal, masks, gloves and other equipment to ensure that there is enough equipment for health workers to start vaccinating priority groups as soon as possible.
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List of donor pledges to the Gavi COVAX AMC is available here.
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CEPI is an innovative partnership between public, private, philanthropic, and civil organisations, launched at Davos in 2017, to develop vaccines to stop future epidemics. CEPI has moved with great urgency and in coordination with WHO in response to the emergence of COVID-19. CEPI has initiated 11 partnerships to develop vaccines against the novel coronavirus. The programmes are leveraging rapid response platforms already supported by CEPI as well as new partnerships.
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is a public-private partnership that helps vaccinate half the world’s children against some of the world’s deadliest diseases. Since its inception in 2000, Gavi has helped to immunise a whole generation – over 822 million children – and prevented more than 14 million deaths, helping to halve child mortality in 73 developing countries. Gavi also plays a key role in improving global health security by supporting health systems as well as funding global stockpiles for Ebola, cholera, meningitis and yellow fever vaccines. After two decades of progress, Gavi is now focused on protecting the next generation and reaching the unvaccinated children still being left behind, employing innovative finance and the latest technology – from drones to biometrics – to save millions more lives, prevent outbreaks before they can spread and help countries on the road to self-sufficiency. Learn more at www.gavi.org and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.
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Malachi Griffith, PhD
Dr. Griffith is Associate Professor of Medicine (oncology) and Genetics and Assistant Director of the McDonnell Genome Institute at Washington University Dr. Griffith’s research is focused on the development of personalized medicine strategies for cancer. He develops bioinformatics tools and methods for the analysis of high throughput sequence data to improve our understanding of cancer biology, treatment and mechanisms of resistance. In the past few years, immunogenomics has become a major focus of his research. Dr. Griffith is a co-chair of the Global Alliance for Genomic Health Variant Interpretation for Cancer Consortium and also co-chair of the ClinGen Somatic Clinical Domain Working Group. He has published over 110 studies, received numerous research awards and honors and held several large grants from NIH including a K99/ROO Career Development Award, U01/U24 for Development of Informatics Technologies for Cancer Research, and others. He has mentored more than 50 bioinformatics trainees and taught more than 500 as an instructor Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories and several international research institutions and Bioinformatics Workshop organizations.


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Luciano’s Ristorante Italiano
Location: Lawrenceville, GA
*Oops! My apologies for the delayed post!*
We visited this restaurant quite a while ago, and honestly, we weren’t highly impressed on the first run, but this return visit is proof that, sometimes, you have to try a place twice to be sure it’s not a place you will actually enjoy. This time around, it was quite amazing! I gave a review then, and you can read about it here.
The only drawback I can see is the seating in the house. There are no booths, all tables and chairs. It’s very much a fancy cafe style setting (white tablecloths), and if you like that, then you’ll have no hesitation. My husband, son and I prefer a bit more cozy settings, but we did get a table in the corner, against the wall, and it was perfect.
Once seated, we were greeted by an incredibly friendly server, and we ordered a Caesar salad, lasagna and two small pizzas, one with only pepperoni, and the other with pepperoni, mushrooms and peppers (they do yellow peppers here instead of the common green). Everything was absolutely delicious. One interesting thing this restaurant does is if you ask for crushed red pepper, they bring you a huge bowl of it! (See pic) I wondered if it was “fresh,” because of how it was served, but I forgot to ask. It provides just the perfect kick for our pizzas, and our youngest enjoyed the fresh Parmesan they brought him as well. The pizzas are cooked in a wood fire oven; so, they have that delicious brick oven flavor. The Italian bread and dipping sauce, marinara and spices, is incredible. The lasagna is savory, meaty, cheesy and scrumptious.
I will have to say, the desserts were the “icing on the cake,” no pun intended. I had a cappuccino, and we ordered the zeppole for everyone to enjoy. Oh. My. What a delight! These ricotta cheese filled Italian doughnuts with Nutella were phenomenal. We definitely made ourselves overstuffed with those. The cappuccino was yummy served with a crunchy and very tasteful (cookie) biscuit.
I’m so glad we were in the area, in the mood for Italian and decided to give this restaurant another shot. We will definitely be back!


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California dentist Yvonne Wong has sued two parents who complained in a review on Yelp that their child received mercury fillings and left Wong’s office feeling light-headed from laughing gas. Wong claims “it never occurred to her to contact the boy’s parents” before filing her libel suit, although the dentist clearly doesn’t have the best counsel. Her lawyer also tried to sue Yelp, apparently unaware that web sites publishing third-party content are protected under federal law.
The New York Daily News is reporting that a phony dentist dumped an ill patient on the curb after botched oral surgery. The patient, Colette Villemin, is on life support after suffering what may have been an allergic reaction during surgery. She’s suffered heart and brain damage and may not survive.
We had to take out a loan earlier this year to pay for some dental work that our insurance wouldn’t cover. It sucked. What’s worse is that as we shared dental stories with friends, we quickly realized that our dentist is what you might call a “premium” service provider, in that she charges awesomely high fees for her work. What we should have done was the get a second or third opinion, among other things, says Personal Finance Advice website.


Prime Prep 7th, Plano West 14th in preseason national basketball rankings
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7. Prime Prep 14. Plano West
The "best of the rest" includes DeSoto, Kimball and Houston Yates.
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During our visit to Western Australia, we visited Yalgorup National Park. The name Yalgorup is derived from the Nyoongar words yalgor, meaning ‘a swamp or lake’ and up, meaning ‘a place of’. While most people visit Yalgorup to see the many different waterbirds in the lakes and swamps of this Ramsar Convention protected wetland, our motives were more microscopic.
Many of the smallest inhabitants of Yalgorup National Park have created microbial mounds called thrombolites. Each of these rock-like structures is actually a microscopic metropolis, built by the diverse community of microbial inhabitants in calcium carbonate-rich waters such as Lake Clifton (pictured above).
Just like the stromatolites of Shark Bay (about a thousand kilometres to the north of Yalgorup NP), each of these living structures are thousands of years old, and are some of the last remaining examples of these ancient assemblages, which dominated the shallow seas around Earth for the first few billion years.


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
For five innings Monday night South Laurel and Whitley County were hooked up in an old-fashioned pitcher’s duel.
The score was tied 1-1 as South’s Austin Vigeant and Whitley’s Stevie Watson waged a magnificent battle on the mound.
Then came the bottom of the sixth.
South Laurel scored three times to take a 4-1 win and start off district play with a win.
“You have only six district games so you have to make each one of them count,” South Laurel coach Wynn Harris said. “Their guy threw a gem of a game. He just got a little tired in the sixth inning and left some balls up in the zone. We started putting the ball in play.”
Joe Gaines got things going by beating out a bunt single. He stole second and advanced to third on a hard hit single to right by Daniel Neal. Both runners came home on a double to left by Zach Allen for a 3-1 lead. Allen came home when Brennan Miller doubled to right to make the final 4-1.
“Joe’s starting to get his timing back after coming off surgery earlier in the season,” Harris said. “He can hit or bunt. He got us started in the sixth.”
South Laurel (12-2, 1-0) scored first, in the bottom of the first, when Trey Martin led off by reaching on an error and scored on a double by Daniel Neal for the 1-0 lead.
Whitley County (11-5, 0-1) quickly answered in the top of the second, tying the game at 1-1 when Jordan Crussenberry led things off with a single to left and Austin Ysidro reached on an error. Crussenberry scored on a double steal when the throw to third got past Neal to knot the score at 1-1. The Colonels left three runners on base in the first two innings before Vigeant settled down and retired the side on strikes in the third.
“That’s the second game where Vigeant struggled early in the first two innings before coming back and settling down,” Harris said. “He pitched another complete game for us and we need to get that kind of performance from him.”
The Colonels would get only one more batter on base, a single by Crussenberry in the fourth, but he was caught in a rundown between home and third. Vigeant kept Whitley County at bay the remainder of the game.
“It was a big win for us,” Harris said. “Defensively we played a pretty good game.”
Over the weekend the South Laurel Cardinals played three games, going 2-1.
Friday night the Cards rolled over host Harrison County, 11-0, behind Neal, who smacked a two-run homer and scored three runs. Trey Martin scored twice, as did Brennan Miller and Vigeant. Taylor Morris also scored a run.
South scored four in the first, five in the third and two in the seventh. Braden Miller was the winning pitcher.
On Saturday South traveled to George Rogers Clark for a doubleheader, winning the first game, 4-0, but dropping the second game, 4-1.
In the first game Trey Martin was the winning pitcher and he also scored two runs. Zach Allen had a single and run scored, and Derek Spurlock scored in the win. In the second game Trey Martin scored the lone South Laurel run.
The Cardinals were scheduled to play at Whitley County Tuesday night and host Knox Central Thursday.


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I am often hesitant to read books about motherhood as I am right in the early throws of it (other titles on my nightstand elude to emotional lives of toddlers, no drama, how to get your kid to… etc). The funny books can be too much like a blog crammed between two covers or too repetitive or superficial, but Whitney’s book, her voice, and experiences shared for some reason feel different. Yes, still hilarious but also raw, honest, and beautiful. Perhaps the most notable and standout/up portion of her book/story is sharing her experience of postpartum depression. The influence of PPD comes up throughout the book, connect the dots and opening doors. Reading felt like a conversation on a topic more of us need to be talking freely about.
“It’s no reflection of the person they fundamentally are, it’s only a reflection of the monster that’s taken up residency in their heads.” (p. 42).
There are plenty of laughs and hopefully the execs at Costco read this because her recommendations are on point. The last little gem I pulled out is the list of ‘Things that do matter’ that she shared with her daughters (p. 37) and each reader needs to embrace and share as well. Below is Whitney’s list:
“1. How you treat people matters. It will pave your way in life. Be kind and patient. Be thoughtful of your words before you let them out of your mouth.
2. Generosity matters. Even if you don’t have things to give, you can always lend a hand or an ear.
3. Gratitude matters. Life will give to you and take from you as long as you draw breath. Make time every day to be thankful for the gifts.
4. Being humble matters. The world doesn’t owe you anything. Every accomplishment and accolade you receive is a gift. It’s not your due.”
I highly recommend Motherhood Martyrdom & Costco Runs. It is a fun, easy read, but is also realistic. If taken to heart and mind, this book can help drive you to do good in the world and in your own personal life both as a mother and as a person.
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