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October 20, 2020Nigeria
This update represents violence in Nigeria and related to Boko Haram in Cameroon, Chad, and Niger from October 10 to October 16, 2020.
October 19, 2020Nigeria
Following nationwide demonstrations—first against the elite Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and then the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit, its successor—the Buhari administration has abolished the former and promised wide-ranging police reforms.
October 15, 2020Sub-Saharan Africa
As the coup in Mali shows, military seizures of power have not disappeared entirely. Nevertheless, the old style of coups has become rare in Africa. More common now are incumbent chiefs of state using different, more subtle methods to stay in power.
October 14, 2020West Africa
Protests in Nigeria against police are being supported by the Nigerian diaspora, which is linking them to Black Lives Matter demonstrations in the United States and Europe. The focus of the current demonstrations is the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
October 13, 2020International Organizations
The two finalists for the position of director general of the World Trade Organization (WTO) are Yoo Myung-hee, Republic of Korea, and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a Nigerian and (since 2019) an American citizen.
October 12, 2020Nigeria
This update represents violence in Nigeria and related to Boko Haram in Cameroon, Chad, and Niger from October 3 to October 9, 2020.
October 5, 2020Nigeria
This update represents violence in Nigeria and related to Boko Haram in Cameroon, Chad, and Niger from September 26 to October 2, 2020.
October 9, 2020Kenya
The 2013 al-Shabab attack on Nairobi's Westgate Mall lasted four days and left sixty-seven shoppers dead, the youngest an eight-year-old child. The attack was seen as a response to Kenyan military activity in Somalia against al-Shabab that began in 2011.
October 8, 2020Coronavirus
Senegal is a major center of West African Islam, and its imams, mullah, and brotherhoods are influential across the Sahel. The holy city of Touba, 120 miles east of the Senegalese capital of Dakar, is the site of a major annual pilgrimage called the Magal

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I'm a little flustered. I've got a lot of ideas streaming in for new projects, but my current projects sit untouched. I think about getting to it, I stare at my monitor for a while, and then I get up and walk away. WHY!? I have a feeling that the primary reason is self doubt. More than that, perhaps I just doubt the validity of the stories I've gotten myself into. I over-analyze everything. I pick apart the tiny intricacies of conversations, replay body language, and puzzle over the complete meaning of the 'scenes' of my life. Is it really any surprise that I would do it over the scenes of my stories?
I have a subscription to The Writer magazine and a few of the issues I have kicking around include pieces on how to reclaim your momentum and how to turn wayward stories around. Some even have the audacity to suggest that I can just give up and move on to another, more interesting story. Pish posh, I say! What a bunch of fuddleycrack. Maybe you can do that later in the game, once you've already proven yourself, but to do so now would be nothing short of creating a nasty habit -- at least in my case.
I guess it boils down to the point that I should know better. Since I can identify what I find to be wrong with my stories, I should be able to formulate a way to fix them or at least identify a point to go back to in order to take the better path. I guess it isn't always that easy, perhaps it was just a bit of wishful thinking. Maybe if I told myself that it would be easy it wouldn't end up being as hard as I'm making it out to be? Blah, sounds like a self-help book. That's not exactly what I'm trying to write here...
So how about you guys? How do you handle stalled projects, be them writing or otherwise?

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Asamoah Gyan wary of Burkina defence
Posted On Wednesday, 6th February 2013
Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan is wary of the disciplined Burkina Faso defence ahead of their semi-final clash of the Africa Cup of Nations on Wednesday.
Defender Rashid Sumaila will leave Asante Kotoko at the end of the season to join Mamelodi Sundowns.
Brunei side DPMM will not their break bank to sign ex-Ghana captain Stephen Appiah, reports in Singapore have claimed.
Ghana will camp in Kenya for two crucial 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Sudan and Lesotho in June.
Michael Essien trained alone on Monday in Real Madrid's penultimate workout before Wednesday's Champions League semi-final first leg tie against Borussia Dortmund.
Ex-Ghana international Stephen Appiah has been handed a trial by Singapore League side Duli Pengiran Muda Mahkota FC, GHANAsoccernet.com can exclusively reveal.
Emmanuel Baffour and Mumuni Abubakar could be offloaded by Mamelodi Sundowns in the off-season to create space for the arrivals of Mahatma Otoo and Rashid Sumaila.

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LORAIN — A Lorain man suffered critical injuries after a crash involving a motorcycle July 11 at the intersection of Colorado Avenue and Root Road, police said.
About 5:07 a.m., the Lorain Police Department Traffic Bureau responded to the intersection in regards to a serious injury crash, according to a release from the Traffic Bureau. Police determined a black 2004 Honda motorcycle driven by Antonio Huffman, 37, was traveling westbound on Colorado Avenue at a high speed. After passing the intersection of Colorado Avenue and Root Road, the motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve, traveled off the road to the right and struck a utility pole, police said.
Huffman was thrown from the cycle, which came to final rest on Colorado Avenue. The release stated Huffman was not wearing a helmet.
LifeCare transported Huffman to Mercy Regional Medical Center for medical treatment and he was later transported by medical helicopter to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland with critical injuries, the release stated. According to police, his condition is unknown at this time.
The release stated that just prior to the crash, the motorcycle fled from the Sheffield Village Police Department, who attempted to stop it.
The Traffic Bureau was assisted by the Sheffield Village Police Department, the Lorain Fire Department and Ernie’s Towing Service.
The crash is under investigation. The case will be presented to the Lorain City Prosecutor’s Office once the investigation is completed. No charges have been filed at this time, the report stated

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The Neptune Theater will host some of the biggest current names in reggae on Thursday, February 16th in a sold-out show. J Boog, along with guests Jemere Morgan and Jo Mersa Marley, will be in town for the Wash House Ting Tour, and we can expect a full-on reggae experience from these soulful powerhouses. The three artists rock a combined 348,000 total Facebook likes, and even have the credence of the Marley name behind them (Jo Mersa is the grandson of Bob Marley himself), so Thursday night is a big deal for fans of the genre.
J Boog, a man Compton-raised with Samoan heritage, began work with reggae in 2005 and has since crafted an R&B and rock-mixed sound that put him at the top of the Billboard charts in 2011 with Backyard Boogie, and drew a GRAMMY Award nomination for Best Reggae Album this season for Rose Petals, an EP. While he may not come from an established reggae family, J Boog’s guests are both heirs to successful lines: Jemere Morgan to his father, Gramps Morgan of Morgan Heritage fame, and Jo Mersa Marley to his own uber-famous family line. Both artists have topped numerous charts in their young careers (since only 2011 for Morgan and 2014 for Marley), from iTunes to Billboard, and continue to make great music today. Jemere Morgan’s latest release, the feel-good 2017 Transition, made it to #2 on iTunes only two weeks post-release this past January, and I’ll be interviewing him about the album and other topics at the
Though I’m new to the reggae genre myself, I love the sound of these three talented guys, and I have quality expectations for Thursday’s performance. It’s set to be an easy-going night to unwind and enjoy some sweet Caribbean sounds.
Watch for J Boog, Jemere Morgan, and Jo Mersa Marley on Thursday, February 16th, 2017 at the Neptune Theater. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
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Djiby Fall's header goal in the 64th minute lifted FCC to a 1-0 win Wednesday in the fourth round of the U.S. Open Cup and the first "Ohio Derby," a preview of a potential rivalry series should FCC earn a bid into MLS. The attendance smashed the fourth-round record of 19,298 set in 2011 in a match between MLS side Sporting Kansas City and USL's Saint Louis FC.
»RELATED: FC Cincinnati unveils design plans for proposed new stadium
“It’s a big result for us as a club, it’s a big result for us as a city,” FCC coach Alan Koch said. “There are occasional upsets (in the U.S. Open Cup), but it doesn’t happen very often at this stage. It’s a very special moment. I think I would be amiss to say it’s just another victory.”
»PREVIOUS ROUND: FC Cincy tops Louisville FC to advance in US Open Cup
FC Cincinnati embraced the roll of the underdog and came at Columbus with a lineup featuring top two scorers Fall and Danni Konig playing together for the first time.
Though the tandem seemed out of sync at times, both players had a hand in the game-winning goal, which Koch said was a part of one of the best 90-minute performances by the club as a whole. Konig ran onto a ball in the corner, passed it back to Justin Hoyte, who had just entered for Lakota West High School graduate Matt Bahner six minutes prior, and Hoyte sent in the game-changing cross.
»RELATED: ‘Dream come true’ for West grad playing for FC Cincy
Fall initially headed the ball to himself and then won the challenge in the air with Hector Jimenez for the second header, which he looped beyond reserve goalkeeper Brad Stuver’s reach into the upper right corner of the goal, sending the home fans into an absolute frenzy.
“It was a good cross from Justin and I fought for the ball, and I was just happy to get another chance at it,” Fall said. “I’m very happy.”
Columbus wasn’t underestimating FCC, either. The Crew, which had never lost in the fourth round, played a lineup with several regular players, highlighted by midfielders Federico Higuain, Justin Meram and Wil Trapp and defender Nicolai Naess, who had all started 14 games or more in 16 league matches.
»RELATED: FC Cincy to host Valencia CF in international friendly
Stuver, playing in place of Zack Steffen, was one of just two Crew starters with less than 400 minutes of playing time entering the match.
And for most of the game, the Crew was the better club. Columbus outshot FCC 19-5 (11-3 in the first half) and had possession 59.6 percent of the time. Cincinnati had a few exciting chances, but the Crew had far more – especially late in the game.
Mitch Hildebrandt did just what the “Mitch Says No” chants promise, denying the Crew of that elusive equalizer behind a valiant effort from a three-man back line in the 3-5-2 formation new to FCC this year. The 2016 USL Goalkeeper of the Year finished with five saves.
“We wanted to win, obviously,” Crew coach Gregg Berhalter said. “But we’ll bounce back because we have to.”

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Hello, The Fuel Pump Relay on a Olds Intrigue 3.5 is located in the engine compartment on the passenger side. The relay is under a black plastic cover that has a star shaped plastic screw that has to be unscrewed by hand. This cover also has a Red plastic terminal cover at the top. If you look in your owners manual,Section 6 on a 1999 manual. It will show which one is the fuel pump relay. There are several fuses and relays under this cover.It is smaller than most the relays under this cover. The fuel pump relay is a rectanguler black plastic 5 pin relay about 10 to 11 dollars.
i cant open my fuel door
Yup, it has one!
The fuel relay switch for 1993 olds cutless ciera is in the dashboard.
Fuel pump will not run.
where is the fuel pump relay on a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe
Mounted on top and inside the fuel tank.
Mounted in the top of the fuel tank.
relay R1 is for the fuel pump on a 1999 Mercury Cougar
It is in the fuel tank.
Driver's side along the edge under the back door.
You must remove the fuel tank in order to access the fuel pump.
Yes it has both.
The fuel pump relay on a 1999 Taurus is in the fuse box under the hood. It is in the second row down, the last relay to the right.
There is a switch on dashboard next to the fuel door and trunk switch.
According to the 1999 Ford Taurus Owner Guide : The fuel pump relay is located in the power distribution box ( which is " live " ) and is located in the front of the engine compartment , near the battery ( The fuel pump relay is relay # 29 )
Check the fuel pump fuse & relay.
Where is the location of fuel filter on a 1987 oldsmobile 98?
Swap the fuel pump relay with another like relay in the fuse/relay center. If the problem with the fuel pump goes away, the relay was bad. If not, knowing GM fuel pumps, the fuel pump is the problem.
should be under the hood.
On a 1999 Ford Windstar : ( relay # 207 is the fuel pump relay ) In the Power Distribution Box ( which is " live " ) located in the front of your engine compartment , near the battery
GM vehicles do not have an inertia fuel cut off switch.
that pump is in the fuel tank
The 1999 Ford Contour fuel pump relay switch is located on the frame near the gas tank. The relay switch is rectangular shaped and should be labeled.
There is none, GM vehicles are not equipped with an inertia switch.
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The public hearing for owners of lands being acquired for the proposed Chennai-Bengaluru expressway passing through the villages of Mahimandalam, Melpadi and Veppalai was held in Vellore on Tuesday.
The public hearing was conducted in the presence of District Collector C. Kumaravel Pandian, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board District Environmental Engineer (Vellore) G.Ravichandran, District Revenue Officer Ramamoorthy, and C. Ajay Srinivasan, SDRO, LA- NH, Vellore.
The 11.67-km stretch running through the district would have one interchange, three major bridges and two vehicular underpasses.
Around 5.42 hectares of the Mahimandalam is being taken for the four-lane-wide project, explained sources in the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). The State government gave concurrence in 2010 for the project that runs for a distance of 92 km in Tamil Nadu.
It runs some 10 km away from major towns and will pass via Vallimalai near Vellore, Banavaram near Ranipet and Govindavadi near Kancheepuram. Of the ₹5,964-crore project cost in Tamil Nadu, ₹2,301 crore would go towards land acquisition costs.
Those at the public hearing urged the NHAI to provide higher compensation for their lands. Around 80% of lands required for the greenfield project have been taken possession of. The public hearing for the 42-km stretch running via 28 villages in Ranipet district has been slated for Wednesday. "So far there has been no objections for the project from land owners," sources.said.


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used to date certain kinds of trees, but only in some parts ofthe world
Tree-ring dating has been mostsuccessful in the Southwestern U.S. and in Europe, although tree-ring chronologies arebeing developed for other areas. In the Southwest U.S., dendrochronology can be usedback to around 300 BC. Advantages: This is the most accurate dating method, since itcan allow dating to the year or even the season the tree died. It also allows us toreconstruct past climates. Disadvantages: It works only in limited areas of the world, andonly on certain species of trees. In the Southwest, it can be used mainly on the ColoradoPlateau and in the mountains (on pines, firs, or spruces), but not in the deserts (mesquite,palo verde, ironwood, etc. cannot be dated).


text: Grip was a hardcore band from Richmond, VA from the early 90s that featured members of Up Front. They released a demo in 1992 and the Friction Burn Fatal 7" on New Age Records in 1993. The band changed their name to Dayspring and released one more 7" in 1994, also on New Age. Band members would go on to play in such bands as Time Flies and Culture. This original Grip shirt, worn and faded in great condition, is from when the band released their Friction Burn Fatal 7".


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Individuals are widely believed to overstate their economic valuation of a good by a factor of two or three. This paper reports the results of a meta-analysis of hypothetical bias in 28 stated preference valuation studies that report monetary willingness-to-pay and that used the same mechanism for eliciting both hypothetical and actual values. The papers generated 83 observations with a median value of the ratio of hypothetical to actual value of 1.35, and the distribution has severe positive skewness. Since a comprehensive theory of hypothetical bias has not been developed, we use a set of explanatory variables based on issues that have been investigated in previous research. We find that a choice-based elicitation mechanism is important in reducing bias, though an insufficient number of studies and confounding with other variables prevents us from characterizing individual mechanisms. We provide some evidence that the use of student subjects may be a source of bias, but this variable is highly correlated with group experimental settings and no firm conclusions can be drawn. There is some weak evidence that bias increases when public goods are being valued, and that some calibration methods are effective at reducing bias. Results are quite sensitive to model specification, which will remain a problem until a comprehensive theory of hypothetical bias is developed.

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Al-Muhajiroun publicly disbanded in 2004. In 2006, two successor groups to Al-Muhajiroun—Al-Ghurabaa and the Saved Sect—were proscribed by the then Home Secretary. We are aware of media reports that Al-Muhajiroun has been relaunched. Organisations which cause us concern are constantly reviewed and should fresh information come to light which would bring them within the definition of being “concerned with terrorism” as defined in the Terrorism Act 2000 it opens up the possibility of proscription, which we believe is a tough but necessary power to tackle terrorism. Any decision on proscription must be proportionate and based on evidence that a group is concerned in terrorism.
Where individuals incite violence or commit other crimes, this is a matter for the police. We have strengthened our powers to catch those who cross the line from legitimate debate into inciting violence or who commit offences motivated by racial or religious hatred. Where there is any evidence of criminal activity, the police take the appropriate and necessary action. However, the challenge to extremists who skirt the bounds of legality cannot just be one of law enforcement. We also have to provide a robust legal challenge to groups that espouse intolerant and divisive ideologies. Where individuals or groups continue to articulate views which fall short of supporting violence and are within the law, but which reject and undermine community cohesion, the Government will challenge these views. Alongside this challenge, we also work with community organisations and individuals to give them the skills they need to be able to counter the messages of violent extremists themselves.

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When Sweet Jasmine was rescued in the 2007 raid of football player Michael Vick’s dogfighting operation, she was so terrified that she spent the first days after her rescue hiding in a little tent inside her kennel at the Washington Animal Rescue League. After Catalina Stirling adopted her, for a while the dog had to be carried outside for bathroom breaks, so frightened was she of the world that—until then—hadn’t treated her well.
But through kindness and clicker training, Stirling brought the dog out of her shell. Though Sweet Jasmine passed away in 2009, her memory lives on in the work of Jasmine’s House, the rescue group that Stirling and Kate Callahan co-founded in 2010 to transform dogfighting victims into beloved family pets.
Powered by eight core volunteers and a network of foster homes across the Washington, D.C., metro area, Jasmine’s House has placed more than 210 rescued dogs to date. An affiliated group called Handsome Dan’s operates in Rhode Island, and a new branch of Jasmine’s House near Salt Lake City is taking shape.
Last year, after The HSUS helped authorities seize 367 dogs from fighting operations in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi, Callahan and other Jasmine’s House volunteers assisted at the HSUS-run temporary shelter. They helped teach the dogs to trust humans and then worked to find foster homes and permanent families in Maryland for five canines, including anxious Campbell, people-pleasing Rudy and clever Addison.
Campbell has the most adjusting to do in his new life because of his sensitivity. Seeing kids next door hitting a piñata upset his digestion for days. A beeping truck scared him into his crate for an entire morning. Helping Campbell cope is a full-time job for his foster parent, but she expects him to succeed with guidance from Jasmine’s House.
Rudy, meanwhile, quickly made friends with the shepherd mixes at his foster home. He is gaining confidence and thriving in obedience school. As for Addison, a Maryland couple noticed her personality and adopted her. They plan to train her as a therapy dog—a far cry from her days on a chain—and Callahan foresees that Addison will change perceptions of dogfighting survivors with every person she meets.
“There is no formula, no prescribed way” to help the victims of dogfighting, says Callahan. Jasmine’s House volunteers work closely with foster caretakers and prescribe individual training programs and exercises for each dog. “Their devotion to the dogs in their care is without bounds,” says Daisy Balawejder, HSUS dogfighting rescue coalition coordinator.
They’re spreading the message to kids, too. Through Project Mickey, an after-school program developed with a school psychologist, Jasmine’s House volunteers teach Baltimore elementary school children compassion for animals. An ill, neglected puppy who came to Jasmine’s House gave her name to this initiative, which aims to tackle the root causes of cruelty.
“This is work that we are passionate about,” says Callahan, “and we are honored to help victims coming from that degree of cruelty.”

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A couple of portraits from last year, both in black and grey ink. One cartoony in style and one a bit more straight laced, though faces weren't exaggerated at all in either. Something to think about for yourselves.
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If you were born on Wednesday 13th March, 2019 then Drivers License by Olivia Rodrigo was the #1 song in the US on your 2nd birthday. The song went to number one on January 23rd 2021 and stayed at the top of the charts for 3 weeks.
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#1 songs on my birthday - 13th March
My birthday! (2019): 'Shallow' by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper
1st birthday (2020): 'The Box' by Roddy Ricch
2nd birthday (2021): 'Drivers License' by Olivia Rodrigo
3rd birthday (2022): 'Heat Waves' by Glass Animals
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The severity of the state’s budget crisis could carve another $12 million from the California Department of Food and Agriculture and jeopardize its on-going, but successful, programs against invasive pests.
The cuts, revealed Jan. 5 in Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed Fiscal Year 2013 budget, would be on top of the $19 million trimmed from the agency’s budget this year.
One program not likely to be affected is the campaign to control the Asian citrus psyllid, the pest that can carry the terminal disease, huanglongbing.
“The operations program, the boots on the ground program, is not impacted by these budget cuts, because it’s all industry funded,” said Ted Batkin, president of the Citrus Research Board, Visalia. “But there are going to be some serious cuts to our overall invasive species defensive posture in that they’re looking to reduce the border station diligence by a significant amount.”
Brown’s proposed budget calls for a nearly $4.4 million reduction in the CDFA’s $20 million border inspection program.
Barry Bedwell, president of the Fresno-based California Grape & Tree Fruit League, likened the reduced border security to having a police officer stationed periodically on a corner.
“He’s not going to be there every day, but if people don’t know when he’s there, they are still going to be watchful of running the red light,” he said.
The border inspection cuts could affect a wide range of the state’s fruit and vegetable crops.
“That’s a negative for not just the citrus industry, but for all of agriculture,” said Joel Nelsen, president of California Citrus Mutual, Exeter. “There is always an opportunity for invasive pests, whether they be (Asian citrus psyllid) or medfly or the date palm weevil; that’s the problem.”
While the CDFA budget cut was not unexpected, Bedwell said the clock continues to run on the state’s failure to plan for properly funding invasive pest programs. Since keeping pests from damaging California crops benefits nearly everyone — retailers, the nursery industry, consumers and agriculture, funding has traditionally come from the state’s general fund, he said.
The focus for the balance of 2012, Bedwell said, is to create a mechanism to reach the maximum amount of people to properly fund these programs and replace the general fund dollars.
“Agriculture needs to pay its fair share,” he said. “The immediate challenge that I think many of us in agriculture are going to have to try to come forth with is ideas on how we reach the most consumers possible to help fund these programs. Not everyone’s going to be pleased with the solution.”
There could be in the coming months numerous changes in the governor’s budget. What is known as the governor’s budget revise must by law be forwarded to the Legislature in May. The state constitution requires the lawmakers to approve a balanced budget by July 1, a date they have routinely ignored.

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I’ve read a bunch of first-drive reviews of the 2012 Buick Regal GS (GM invited the car media to its Milford test track). Verdict: Nobody found any real flaws. And everyone loved the handling, braking and power, the car’s performance generally, even its appearance.
Now, many car reviewers are an easy sell, some for obvious reasons, but many of these guys are also serious, knowledgeable car enthusiasts. I always thought Marty Padgett of Motor Authority was one of the latter.
He went bananas for the Buick, with particular praise for the engine:
Here, the turbo massage raises output to 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, and the torque number plays a big role in the GS’ happy urgency. It spins out 95 percent of its peak torque from 2300 to 4900 rpm, and the three low gears in the six-speed manual are staged tightly to keep the turbo on boil, and to keep the GS in that band, while the upper gears seek out fuel economy.
The formula works. Buick says the Regal GS manual will hit 60 mph in 6.7 seconds, about the times [sic] promised for a Hyundai Sonata turbo.


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OCTOBER 22, 2013 — Hong Kong headquartered bulker operator Pacific Basin is looking at the possibility of selling its towage operations.
PB Towage harbor tug
These include harbor towage in Australia through PB Towage Australia and fleet and offshore project and module transportation throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the South Pacific through PB Sea-Tow.
Commenting on reports that it had retained Citigroup to explore exit options for its towage business, the company said in an October 15 statement: "The Board confirms that it has approved sounding out the market to establish if there is interest in a third party acquiring the PB Towage business, as part of its responsibility to shareholders to maximize the value of the company. However, the process is at a very preliminary stage and there is no certainty that the company will proceed with any transaction."
Releasing its third quarter financial results on October 18, the company gave the following update on its towing operations:
PB Towage's harbor division continues to experience good support in Australia's main liner ports and the dry bulk port of Townsville. Our third quarter harbour job numbers increased 15% year-on-year. In July, we commenced operations in the bulk port of Newcastle where our initial job numbers are encouraging. We are especially fortunate to have secured NYK as our foundation client. We expect to benefit from the support of our Australian customer base and see steady growth in job numbers for our four-tug operation in Newcastle in the months ahead.
In the offshore project and logistics sector, our OMSA joint venture's contract to supply marine logistics services to the Gorgon project was recently extended from April 2014 to December 2015. This extension represents welcomed recognition of the quality of OMSA's service to the Gorgon project. While we are encouraged by this contract extension, we expect a gradual and phased decline in the construction work scope as the project approaches its production phase. Accordingly – and having also completed project work in Gladstone earlier in the year – we have been pursuing new opportunities, preferring to focus on longer term rather than spot market work. In a significant step in generating new business, we have secured a five-year contract for the trans-shipment of iron ore at a new location in Australia's Northern Territories. Commencing in November, this business will provide employment for four of our tugs which completed their QCLNG and APLNG deployment in Gladstone earlier in 2013 or were operated in the spot market. We will also acquire four barges for the project.
The Middle East oil and gas sector is showing some improvement, but demand for aggregates for marine construction work has weakened considerably on uncertainty over long-term projects in Qatar and the UAE.
PB Towage continues to tender for other LNG related projects, work on longer-term opportunities to fill gaps in the market for project cargo transportation services, and pursue potential expansion into neighboring geographic and niche markets.
PB Towage's third quarter results have been significantly impacted by: i) the costs incurred in winding down the Gladstone projects; ii) the mobilization costs incurred ahead of the Northern Territories project commencing this November; iii) the initial Newcastle operational costs while business builds up; and iv) the reduction in revenue from the OMSA joint venture as construction work nears completion and our work on the Gorgon project becomes increasingly maintenance related. However, the one-off nature of some of these factors means that PB Towage's performance in the fourth quarter is expected to support a positive contribution overall in the second half of the year.
The company again noted that its board "has recently confirmed its approval to sound out the market for potential third-party acquisition interest in PB Towage; the process is at a preliminary stage and there is no certainty that we will proceed with any transaction."


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The Torpedine Fulmine has rare ability of amplifying the Flames inside Rings many times through Flame emitting powers. It can also act as a shield by utilizing the Hardening characteristic of the Lightning Flame and block the attacks with its own body. It can also be used as a means of transportation.
- Emitting Flames (発炎, Hatsuen?)
- Storing Flames (蓄炎, Chikuen?)
- Releasing Flames (放炎, Hōen?)
- Electric Fin (雷ヒレ, Den Hire?)
- Electric Tail Fin (雷尾ヒレ, Den Ohire?)
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ＳＵＰＥＲ・ ＬＥＶＩ・ ＶＯＬＴＡ, Sūperu Revi Boruta?) Levi's ultimate technique and a much stronger version of the Levi Volta. Livya's special ability to amplify Flames and cover his parabolas with electricity. He then shoots the Flame-covered weapons at his enemies. Levi used this in the battle against the Six Funeral Wreaths, but it was deflected by Bluebell's Barriera Medusa.


Bellyography: Jen – March 2009
At first glance, Jen appears to be a very young performer, but don’t be fooled. Jen’s youthful appearance belies the fact that she is a talented, focused and intelligent young woman. Jen is married, a graduate student at the University of Utah and a certified ATS instructor and dancer. Jen’s solo performance at December’s Hafla was fresh and executed skillfully. Jen brings a new, confident and light energy to tribal fusion, with an emphasis on the joy of performing and the beauty of the dance.
“Growing up, dance was always in the background because my father was Palestinian. But it was my mother that introduced me to belly dancing. We signed up for a class so we could have some time together and get some exercise. It wasn’t until I moved to Salt Lake and saw Fat Chance Belly Dance that I truly committed myself and became serious about dancing,” she says.
Jen moved to Salt Lake City eight years ago. She studied first with Thia and danced in Topaz and Wysteria, and then studied with Corrie Walker and danced with Kashmir and Black Pearls. Jen has also taken workshops from Rachel Brice, Cami Liddle and Zoe Jakes. Jen was certified as an ATS dancer by Carolena Nericcio in 2007.
“The vocabulary of ATS is immense. There are many intricacies involved that you don’t expect, like the hand movements floreos. They are based heavily on flamenco. Something that is considered Middle Eastern is rooted in Spanish dance,” Jen says.
“I love the camaraderie in ATS. It forces you to have interaction with your sister dancers. Because it is improv, you have to pay attention to them. You have to read their body language when you are performing. It is an incredible way to connect with someone else. ATS is at the core of being a good tribal fusion dancer. It all originates there.”
Jen currently performs with Barefoot Belly Dance, under the direction of LaRa Zorn. They are Salt Lake’s only fire tribal fusion troupe. The troupe includes Jen, LaRa and Amina.
“Barefoot Belly Dance is presenting the softer side of tribal fusion. We want to be more appealing to the feminine. We appreciate all forms of tribal, but we want to create Barefoot’s own style by engaging a lighter side of the dance,” Jen says.
You can see Jen dance with Barefoot Belly Dance at Belly Dance Spring Fest on March 7, Sand Storm on May 15 in Logan and Speak Through Dance 2009 on June 27.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) has garnered a remarkable amount of attention in a short time. Touted as a panacea for a slew of modern society’s quandaries, many enterprises are placing their bets on IoT to be the “fuel” that accelerates their initiatives.
These hopes aren’t based on blind faith, though. IoT is expected to increase business profits by over 20 percent in the next four years and annually produce $11 trillion in savings and revenues by 2025. Backed by these astronomical expectations, it makes sense that corporations are trying to get their share of the IoT pie.
But aside from the promising statistics, there’s still an immeasurable amount of hype surrounding IoT, and it’s obfuscating visibility for many executives in charge of integrating it into their enterprise. Many are left wondering if IoT is actually delivering impactful results, or if it’s just speculative imagination.
The answer is somewhere in between – IoT is in a state of experimentation. Organizations are implementing it successfully to some degree, but there’s still plenty of room left for improvement. As Dominic Venturo, CIO of US Bank, discusses in a joint survey by Hitachi and Forbes, there’s no better time to jump in: “We are seeing the IoT beginning to deliver across virtually all industries. Those who think it is limited to just the factory don’t realize how important it has already become and what it will mean to them.” This survey interviewed 500 executives implementing IoT on an enterprise level to get a grasp of where the technology stands today.
As expected, tech and telecom companies are currently leading the charge into IoT territory. But according to Patrick Bass, getting involved with IoT in its nascent stages is a prudent move for all companies, regardless of industry: “The common denominator here is that the IoT is capable of creating data in every industry… That is what is driving such widespread adoption.” Bass is the CEO of industrial and automotive manufacturer thyssenkrupp North America.
Of course, nothing worth doing comes without its fair share of challenges, and IoT is no exception. “Even though it is becoming operational, the IoT still remains in a period of experimentation, and many companies recognize there are unknown obstacles they will have to solve,” says Bryan Kester, the head of IoT at the software corporation Autodesk.
Common IoT problems plaguing companies right now revolve around finding the right talent and knowing which data is actually pertinent to improving operations. To tackle this, many organizations “are adopting a ‘fail-fast approach’ in which they learn quickly from mistakes and move on,” says Kester.
Companies that are successfully incorporating IoT are saving on expenses and opening new income streams by optimizing their workflows and supply chains. Still, the field of IoT is choppy right now, and for every successful company, there are numerous other ones struggling to capture value from this new technology.
Currently, about 42 percent of companies in the IoT survey say that implementing the technology has met or exceeded their expectations. This leaves 58 percent of the organizations still struggling to capture value with it. The era of IoT has arrived, but it’s got a few hurdles to overcome before it becomes ubiquitous.


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Here’s what ghd CEO Paul Stoneham had to say about Katy:
“Katy is the epitome of modern fashion and styling. Her unique, ever changing looks are the envy of style devotees around the world. Katy completely embodies ghd’s spirit of female transformation and empowerment, as she is recognized as a cutting edge style icon, unafraid to push fashion and beauty boundaries. Sassy, stylish, and sexy, Katy is the perfect partner for ght.”
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Critter Corner briefs: Dec. 11
ASCMV hosts pet adoptions
The Animal Service Center of the Mesilla Valley shelter staff and volunteers will host dog, cat, puppy and kitten adoptions Saturday. In addition to adoptions from the shelter at 3551 Bataan Memorial West, adoptions also will take place at two off-site pet adoption events.
From 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., adoptions will take place at the farmers market in downtown Las Cruces. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., adoptions also will take place at PetCo, 3050 E. Lohman. Adoption fees are $75 for dogs/puppies and $50 for cats/kittens. The fee includes the first set of vaccinations, spay/neuter and microchip. Daily cat adoptions are available at both PetCo, 3050 E. Lohman, and Pet’s Barn, 1600 S. Valley Drive.
Information: ASCMV at 575-382-0018, or visit the website at www.ascmv.org. People who are hearing-impaired can call 575-541-2182. Shelter hours are noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. You can also visit the ASCMV’s Facebook page for information about the Pet of the Week and other services and news items. The facility is in need of donations of dog crates, towels, blankets and long-strand shredded paper.
Volunteers also are needed to assist with animal care and socializing, as well as helping to facilitate cat adoptions on Saturdays at the Farmer’s Market. To apply, contact email@example.com.
Coalition for Pets and People meeting
Mayor Ken Miyagishima will be guest presenter at the Coalition for Pets and People meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Roadrunner Room at Branigan Library, 200 E. Picacho. The public is invited to learn more about the coalition and its goal to help the animal shelter reach no-kill status. For more infomation, please go to the CfPP Facebook page, or contact co-chair Joanne Ferrary at 575-649-1231.
Holiday craft project
The public is invited to make gift boxes 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the library of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces, 2000 S. Solano. Materials will be supplied but all are welcome to bring items such as gift wrap, ribbons, gift boxes. The boxes will be saved and displayed Sunday and Dec. 20 between UUCLC church services, with proceeds from donations divided between the Humane Society of Southern New Mexico and UUCLC. For more information, contact Jean Gilbert at firstname.lastname@example.org or 575-640-6867 for voice mail/text.
APA lowers fees for holiday adoption drive
ACTion Programs for Animals has teamed with thousands of animal organizations from around the world to participate in the annual Blue Buffalo Home 4 the Holidays pet adoption drive, founded by Helen Woodward Animal Center. The 2015 campaign, which runs through Jan. 4, unites more than 4,000 partner organizations with a goal of placing homeless pets into loving homes. APA invites the community to be a part of the movement by supporting the organization’s Doña Ana Pets Alive! campaign to save animals by adopting, fostering or donating to the cause. During this special adoption drive, APA's adoption fees are reduced to $25. APA's adoption center is at 800 W. Picacho Ave. and is open noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and by appointment by leaving a text/voice message at 575-644-0505.For more information, call 575-644-0505.


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South Africa is blessed with one of the richest and most diverse coastlines and marine environments on the planet. Our coastline extends for nearly 3500km’s between the Mozambique border and Kosi Bay in the east and the Orange River estuary bordering Namibia in the west.
In addition, the South African Exclusive Economic Zone extends seawards for 200 nautical from the coastline with additional territory extending around the Prince Edward Islands in the southern Oceans.
This vast area is particularly rich in marine flora and fauna with over 12000 species having been identified to date with about 1/3rd of these species being endemic in over a 136 different habitats.
Two major current systems sweep up our coastline, with the cold water Benguela running northwards along our west coast as part of the cool temperate waters of Atlantic Ocean and resulting in major nutrient rich upwelling that drives high bio-mass with low species diversity. This makes this area a primary focus for South Africa’s commercial fishing industry. In the Indian Ocean and on the east coast of South Africa, the warm sub-tropical waters of the Agulhas Current results in high species diversity, but low bio-mass. These two mighty currents meet off the Agulhas banks contributing to the productivity of this area and supporting vast commercial fisheries.
Our marine ecosystems are intricately linked to our terrestrial environment and particularly through our rivers and estuaries. Practises undertaken high in the catchments can have positive or negative implications for our marine resources. Estuaries are especially important as nursery grounds for many fish species. We can therefore not package our conservation efforts into compartments but must rather take an integrated approach that highlights the intricate connectedness of the environment.
We have a rich cultural and historical link to the ocean that includes the Khoi-San’s use of stone built fish traps along the Cape coastline and which ingeniously trapped fish during outgoing tides. There was also a strong dependency on collecting shellfish from the intertidal zone, with it even being suggested that this high protein and Omega 3 rich diet enabled brain development. Mans earliest records of writing have been discovered in a coastal cave in the southern cape!
Marine products have been used in traditional medicine through the ages and fishing communities hold a particularly strong connection with the oceans, even covering the graves of relatives lost at sea with shells gathered from the coastline.
There are many coastal communities that are dependent on the resources of the sea and still use largely traditional and sustainable methods to provide a livelihood for themselves. These communities have largely had to bear the brunt of industrial fishing practises which have depleted stocks and in order to keep up with developments are now abandoning their traditional ways to become more commercial, thus placing greater pressures on our line fish that where placed under a State of Emergency in 2000 by the then Minister of Environmental Affairs Vali Moosa.
These practices range from hand lining using wooden “chukkies” through to crayfishing and also trek netting where haarders and other fish are salted and dried as Boggems”.
On the Wild Coast and in KwaZulu Natal Xhosa and Zulu ladies venture down to the shoreline on a daily basis to forage for shellfish, redbait and octopus that are removed from the rocks, often as heavy waves pound where they are working. Daily catches are not only used to feed their own families but are often placed collectively to feed the whole village.
Our Namaqua Bio-region is void of marine protection areas being under threat largely from mining practises. On this coast, we have many endemic species that includes the Heavysides Dolphin and the highest recorded densities per square meter of grazing animals in the world, that rival the Serengeti plains in excitement and diversity. Several species of limpet pack the inter-tidal zone maximising on the benefits of the rich kelp forests.
Dassen, Jutten, Schapen and Malgas Islands are critical to the survival of several seabirds species that are now under immense human induced pressures that include overfishing of their food sources, oil pollution from stranded shipping and the past practises of guano and egg harvesting. For the Cape Gannets we are losing 1% of the global population annually. The protection of these islands and small pelagic fish are therefore critical to the long term survival of the species.
African Black Oystercatchers also occur on these islands and elsewhere along our coastline and fortunately through strict conservation efforts this species global population is increasing from a low in the mid 1980’s of about 4500 birds to a current population topping 6000 birds. This is a conservation success story that also shows that where we are committed, we can make a positive difference to the well being of the planet but we do need to ACT!
False Bay has become globally famous for its “Flying Great White Sharks” that are regularly featured on National Geographic and Discovery channels. This has helped develop a tourism industry that nets over R20 million rands per annum and helps with job creation and socio-economic opportunities. South Africa is also globally recognised for the Shark Spotter program that has been developed to minimise the human/shark pressures and which clearly shows that shark nets which are destructive to many marine species are not needed.
The African Penguin colony at Boulders Beach in the Table Mountain National Park at Simonstown attracts over 1 million visitors per annum and which helps raise much needed funding for the management of the National Park. This species is currently critically threatened with extinction with some saying that it will be gone forever by 2025. This colony therefore also plays a critical role in raising awareness to the plight that this species is facing and has resulted in many conservation efforts to try and stem the slide to extinction.
Hermanus is well known for its Whale Watching, but it is actually the De Hoop MPA which holds the greatest concentrations of Southern Right Whales that visits our shorelines to calve and mate. In one annual census that I undertook at De Hoop MPA, we counted 324 animals within the protected area boundaries and it is estimated that De Hoop hosts upto 40% of the annual visiting numbers of Southern Right Whales making it not only important from a South African perspective but also at a global level by ensuring safe calving grounds for these animals.
Further along our coastline and close to the western and eastern Cape boundaries is the Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area which is South Africa’s and Africa’s oldest MPA having been declared in 1964. This MPA has faced recent pressures to have it re-opened to fishing. A report undertaken by WWF showed that should this be allowed to happen fish stocks that have built up over the past decades would be wiped out within a few months. These MPA’s are critical to ensuring the protection of fish species that are able to breed and allow for spillover in to neighbouring areas and thus ensure sustainability and viability of these species.
In Algoa Bay near Port Elizabeth, lies Bird Island which is the only location where populations of Cape Gannet are remaining stable, with birds returning each spring to breed on the island together with African Penguins. Efforts are currently underway to have a portion of Algoa Bay declared as a MPA .
Turtles have long been a conservation iconic species and have been studied in the iSimagaliso Wetland Park for over 40 years. This work focussed on the monitoring of the nesting turtles. Leatherback and Loggerhead Turtles come ashore to breed on moonlit summer nights laying their eggs in the beach zone. Turtle tours now also form part of a suite of marine tourism activities that can be undertaken in the Wetland Park.
Given that the South African coastal and marine environment holds great economic value and that the rich and productive coastal regions support millions of jobs, increasing pressure is being applied to these marine environments and their resources from sectors as diverse as tourism, fishing, land-based industries, shipping and mining. These pressures are now eroding the marine environments ability to sustain humanity and the rich web of marine and coastal biodiversity. A renewed, more concerted and focussed effort is needed to reverse the current decline in ocean health. We have the choice today to make a positive difference to this incredible asset and ensure that through wise decision making future generations can enjoy the diversity and benefits of our oceans.
Celebrate World Oceans Day on the 8th of June by going out and making that positive difference.


Onur Koçberber, Boris Grot, Javier Picorel and Prof. Babak Falsafi of EcoCloud along with co-authors, were honored with the Best Paper Runner-Up award for their paper titled “Meet the Walkers” at the 46th International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO-46). Micro is the premier forum for presenting, discussing, and debating innovative microarchitecture ideas and techniques for advanced computing and communication systems. This year MICRO was particularly competitive because it had an acceptance rate of only 16%. Read the full article here.
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We live in an age of unprecedented access to food, but with that comes the potential for exposure to toxic pesticides and other chemicals. Eating a diet low in pesticide exposure can have many health benefits, and is something that everyone should strive for. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of reducing your exposure to pesticides, and how you can make sure you're eating a healthy diet. Pesticides are a group of chemicals designed to kill pests like insects, fungus, and weeds. While they can be useful in controlling pests, they can also be very dangerous if used incorrectly or in large amounts.
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The Secretary of State to the Chargé in Cuba (Briggs)
Washington, July 7, 1943—6:30 p.m.
A–1710. Your A–1221, June 19, 12:10 p.m. With regard to the supplies referred to for the reconstruction of the Central Highway, we have the following comments to make:
- It is of the greatest importance that every effort be made to utilize carburante from locally produced alcohol to the maximum extent and to supply any gasoline which might be needed in addition to the carburante from Cuban allotments.
- Any tires that cannot be supplied by the local factory should, as the Embassy suggests, be taken from Cuba’s regular allocation of tires.
- There does not appear to be any sound basis for supplying heavy petroleum for the production of the asphalt on a war essential basis. An additional allotment for this purpose will have to be within specified limits and gas oil and gasoline by-products will have to be considered as a part of the regular Cuban quota. Accordingly, you should send us a careful estimate of the minimum amount of heavy petroleum needed for the production of the asphalt.


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BURNING TOUNGE or burning mouth syndrome is a less common but very painful symptom of menopause.
Women who do experience this symptom complain of pain on the roof of the mouth, lips, the tongue, or throughout the mouth. A drop in saliva levels can be caused by a reduction of estrogen in the body. This can cause a burning sensation that can appear after the first meal and then continue on throughout the day, becoming more uncomfortable by the evening.
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Hemp oil contains high levels of tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, which mostly interacts with the CB 1 receptors which impact the brain and central nervous system. Research has shown that, while they impact the CB 1 receptors and can help with the nervous system and even our body's response to pain, THC also produces psychoactive effects.
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BANISH THE BURN MOUTH SPRAY RECIPE
• 2 drops Peppermint or Spearmint Essential Oil
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• 2 drops Liquid Stevia (optional)
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Prof. Univ. Dr. Iulia Popescu
Allergy and Critical Care Division, Department Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
T cell dysfunction in lung transplant COVID-19 patients
Author: Iulia Popescu
Rationale: Lymphopenia is common in severe COVID-19 disease, yet the immune mechanisms are incompletely understood. We recently demonstrated a role for TNF-a in T-cell dysfunction in severe COVID-19 disease. As inflammatory cytokines are increased in severe SARS-CoV-2 infection, we hypothesized T-cell dysfunction with acute COVID-19 disease in lung transplant recipients (LTRs) who are maintained on immunosuppression.
Objectives: We sought to characterize the functional SARS-CoV-2 T-cell responses in LTRs with COVID-19 to determine the differences between acute infection and the recovery phase (1-6 months post-infection) and whether LTRs establish SARS-CoV-2-specific T-cell memory.
Methods: Using flow cytometry analyses we assessed SARS-CoV-2-specific responses in our LTR cohort, measuring T cell phenotype and the functional responses to COVID-19 immunodominant Spike-1 antigen (S1), including proliferation capacity and cytokine production in acute and recovered samples.
Measurements/Main Results: In the COVID-19 LTRs we found CD4+ lymphopenia predominated in moderate/severe disease in acute viral samples, with lower CD4+/CD8+ ratios (p=0.0002) and absolute lymphocyte counts (ALC) (p=0.041) compared to the recovery phase 1-6 months post-infection. The CD8+ T cell phenotype of acute moderate/severe COVID-19 LTRs compared with the primary acute viral infection was significantly increased for surface expression of CD95+ (Fas) (p=0.0002), CD38+ (p=0.005) and the senescent marker, CD57+ (p=0.0007), with these activation markers decreasing post-infection. Unexpectedly, CD8+PD1+ (p=0.0002) was significantly upregulated post-infection compared with acute primary infection disease. Similar phenotypic findings were observed in CD4+ T cells. During acute SARS-Cov-2 disease, both CD8+ and CD4+ IFNg+, TNF-a+ and CD107+ T-cell frequencies in response to S1 were significantly increased, with a contraction into the memory phase. The exception was CD4+ IL-2 production which was significantly increased in the memory phase compared with the acute infection. CD4+TNF-a+ T-cell responses were dominant and inversely correlated with absolute CD4+ counts from acute COVID-19 LTR cohort. During acute infection, LTRs demonstrated impaired S1-specific T cell proliferation (CD4+>CD8+) at 6 days, along with increased susceptibility to activation-induced cell death (AICD) following S1 antigen exposure. The impaired S1-specific proliferation in LTRs from acute infection could be rescued using the anti-TNFa agent, infliximab, or exogenous IL-2. Post-infection, the majority of LTRs demonstrated robust S1-specific CD4+ T-cell proliferation and significantly decreased susceptibility to AICD following S1 exposure. However, the addition of autologous acute plasma, but not recovery phase plasma, strikingly impaired S1-specific memory T-cell proliferation and induced S1-specific AICD in recovery T- cells from LTRs COVID-19 patients. Proliferative responses could only be partially restored with anti-TNFa suggesting other mechanism(s) of TNFa-independent suppression. Current experiments are focused on defining whether viremia itself plays a role in suppressing T-cell responses. Conclusion: Together, our findings show CD4+ dysfunction in LTRs with acute COVID-19 mediated, in part, by TNF-a. Interestingly, despite immunosuppression, LTRs establish robust SAR-Co-V2-specific T-cell memory after acute infection. Our data suggests other mechanism(s) that contribute to T-cell dysfunction during acute COVID-19 that remain to be elucidated.
I am a Associate Professor in the Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh in Dr. John McDyer’s laboratory. I have significant experience in transplant and viral immunology. My work has focused on T cell mechanisms of rejection, tolerance, and host immunity to viruses such as CMV, EBV and HIV, including the measurement of lung mucosal responses. I have focused on CMV-specific T cell immunity in lung transplant recipients in a leading clinical transplant program. I am CO-I on a U01 award (AI125050-Dr. McDyer) to perform a novel clinical trial to perform tandem lung and bone marrow transplantation in select individuals with primary immunodeficiencies and end-stage lung disease, and to perform mechanistic pathogen-specific and alloimmune tolerance studies in these study participants. In U01AI125050 I measure systemic and lung pathogen-specific immune responses. As immunologist my focuses are on mechanisms of CMV-specific lung mucosal/systemic immunity and viral control, demonstrating an important role for the Type-1 transcription factor T-bet and other immune parameters. I also study immune mechanisms of allograft rejection/tolerance in lung transplantation with an established divisional research group performing studies in the human studies. I also perform work on Dr. McDyer and Dr. Kirks’ collaborative U01 award (HL121814) to study immune mechanisms of HIV-associated COPD. I am the Co-I on an R01 award HL133184-01 (Dr. McDyer), “Role of F-box Proteins in Lung Transplantation.” In addition, common to these experimental systems above, Dr. McDyer’s laboratory is highly proficient in measuring lung mucosal and systemic viral-specific and allospecific multifunctional T cell immunity and phenotyping in lung transplant recipients. I have a good track record of training medical students and fellows and junior faculty in Dr. McDyer’s lab. the field of lung transplant immunology. Pertinent to this proposal I also have significant experience assessing human alloimmunity, using flow cytometry, in addition to viral immunity, and evaluate the phenotype of T cells, proliferation and effector multifunction. In addition, I am very experienced in ELISA and ELISPOT assays to measure inflammatory responses. Recently, we showed that IPF lung transplant recipients with short telomeres have impaired CMV T cell immunity. Here at Pitt, Dr. Alder, Dr. Snyder, Dr. Chen, Dr. Iasella and Dr. Popescu have a track record of working closely together. Therefore, based on my established and current role in Dr. McDyer’s laboratory and my expertise in transplant immunology in the field of lung transplantation makes me well-suited to fulfill my role as Co-I on this project R01 project, “The Role of Telomeres in Lung Transplant Recipient Immunity and Outcomes”.
Positions and Employment
2020-pres. Research Associate Professor, Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Division, Department Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2014-2020 Research Assistant Professor, Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Division, Department Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2019-pres. Member – International Society of Heart and Lung Transplantation
2012-2014 Research Associate/Manager Flow Cytometry Core, Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care Division, Department Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2010-2011 Senior Scientist/Technical Application Specialist, Cellular Technology Limited, Shaker Heights, OH
2006-2010 Faculty Research Instructor, Dept of Surgery Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation Institute, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2006-pres. Member – American Society of Transplantation (AST)
2007-pres. Member – American Immunology Association (AIA)
2001-2006 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Dept of Surgery Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation Institute, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
2000-2001 Research Scientist, Dept. of Cellular Immunology and Signal Transduction, Center of Immunology, Institute of Virology Bucharest, Romania
1997- 2000 Junior Research Scientist, Department Clinical Immunology, Center for Immunology, Bucharest, Romania
1998-pres. Member – European Association for Cancer Research (EACR)
1997 3 months Visiting Research PhD, Doctoral Scientist, Cancer Institute, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA.
1994-1997 Research Associate – Dept. of Cellular Immunology and Signal Transduction, Center of Immunology, Institute of Virology, Bucharest, Romania
1991-1994 Resident Scientist- Department Clinical Immunology, Center for Immunology, Bucharest, Romania
1986-1991 Research Assistant, Department of Interferon Research / Immune-modulators, V. Babes Institute, Bucharest, Romania
1990-pres. Member – Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS)
1986-pres. Member – Romanian Society of Immunology (SNI)
Member – American Society of Transplantation (AST) 2006-present
Member – American Immunology Association (AIA) 2007-present
Member – European Association for Cancer Research (EACR) 1998-present
Member – Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS) 1990-present
Member – Romanian Society of Immunology (SNI) 1986-present
Member – International Society of Heart and Lung Transplantation 2019-present

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Jul 26, 2013 1:11 PM, By Tim Kridel
Interactivity options for digital signage.
Interactivity at Work: Engaging Art
The interactive exhibits in Cleveland Museum of Art’s Gallery One offer a new opportunity for patrons to appreciate art.
Visitors are engaging with displays and curating their own tours, thanks in part to Christie MicroTiles and Christie Interactivity Kit. Blending art and technology as part of a $100 million renovation, Gallery One’s “Collection Wall” is a 40ft.-wide multi-touch screen comprising two 15-units wide by five-units tall Christie MicroTiles videowalls using the Christie Interactivity Kit. Another four-unit wide by three-unit tall “Line and Shape” MicroTiles videowall also with an Interactivity Kit is located in Studio Play, Gallery One’s childhood learning zone.
Inspiring visitors and motivating the younger, tech-savvy demographic to explore the museum’s thousands of works, the Collection Wall allows up to 16 people to interact simultaneously with the wall using RFID tags on iPad stations. The resultsthey create also suggest further topics of interest. Visitors can personalize and build his or her collection, curating their own tour on the iPad using the museum’s ArtLens app.
The Line and Shape wall lets up to three children simultaneously draw lines or shapes. The content management software then finds and displays similar shaped artwork from the museum’s collection, encouraging participants to see shapes in everyday life.
Doug Fortney of Zenith Systems, project integrator, and his team also wrote software that generates a dead zone around the initial touch, preventing accidental touches such as a piece of loose clothing from creating an unintentional result. Powered by Baanto ShadowSense, the Christie Interactivity Kit adds multi-touch interactivity to any large-format, rectangular digital display. It lets multiple users interact simultaneously with a videowall with the resolution and speed needed to support finger-based gestures such as flicking, pinching, rotating, and scrolling. Scalable, and designed in pieces, Christie Interactivity Kit attaches to a videowall perimeter and is configurable into 84 different sizes with no drivers or manual calibration of sensors or cameras required.
“The technology is all about understanding how to look at art, appreciate art, and understand how different works of art have connections to each other, and this has become an iconic symbol of the gallery engaging visitors of all ages and backgrounds to interact with art in ways they have never before experienced,” says Christie’s Bob Christopher, central regional manager, Fixed Install. –Jessaca Gutierrez
New Interactive Options: Turnkey Videowall Solutions
This year at InfoComm, Christie introduced the new version of Christie Jumpstart content management system, the Christie FHD551-X with Corning Gorilla Glass, and the company’s first turnkey Multi-touch Video Wall Solution .
Christie Jumpstart now provides six outputs (compared with four previously offered) and a 50 percent increase in resolution capability, now 15 megapixels. Christie JumpStart features a 3.6GHz processor, 16GB memory, and 64-bit server for even faster performance and a more powerful workstation. Users can also send serial over IP commands to external devices by scheduling them at any point along the scenario timeline. Suitable Jumpstart markets include museums, universities, stadiums, corporate spaces, retail, and even rental.
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Christie Jumpstart, Christie FHD551-X with Corning Gorilla Glass, and Christie Multi-touch Video Wall Solution begin shipping this month.
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