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Apple is ramping up its roster of television content, having nabbed the TV series adaptation of Foundation, Isaac Asimov’s science fiction novel trilogy, reports Deadline.
Skydance Television is handling the project, which has been given straight-to-series consideration, and David S. Goyer (The Dark Knight, Batman Begins, the upcoming Terminator reboot) and Josh Friedman (Avatar 2, War of the Worlds remake) will serve as executive producers and showrunners alongside Skydance’s David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Marcy Ross. Skydance is behind many other popular streaming original series, including Netflix’s Grace & Frankie and Altered Carbon; and the upcoming series Jack Ryan for Amazon Prime Video.
Foundation is a trilogy that tells the story of humans living throughout the galaxy, under the rule of a Galactic Empire. Protagonist Hari Seldon has developed a branch of mathematics that allows him to predict the future, where he sees the eventual fall of the Empire, and he develops a team called the Foundation to try and preserve humanity.
Sound familiar? The sci-fi books, which include Foundation, Foundation and Empire, and Second Foundation, along with several additional sequels and prequels, served as inspiration for various sci-fi films and TV series, including Star Wars.
Foundation was originally included as a series of eight short stories that were published in Astounding Magazine in the ‘40s. Asimov was, of course, a prolific writer as well as a professor of biochemistry at Boston University.
Several Hollywood heavyweights have explored creating a series or movie based on the trilogy, including New Line Cinema, Columbia Pictures (Sony), and HBO, but nothing has ever come to fruition, and no projects ever materialized.
Apple is working aggressively to launch its own streaming TV service. According to the New York Times, the company has already secured deals to acquire 12 television projects, nine of which have received straight-to-series orders, and is working with a billion-dollar budget. Some of its projects include a scripted series about a morning show that will star Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, and Amazing Stories by Steven Spielberg.
The New York Times anticipates that Apple could launch its own streaming TV service as early as March 2019. The company already offers some original TV series through its Apple Music service, including Carpool Karaoke: The Series based on the popular Late Late Night with James Corden skit, as well as venture capital series Planet of the Apps.
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After spending time in Cuba, I was ready for my next adventure and just a short hop (well 3.5 hours) across the water was Colombia, my next stop.
If you’re going to Colombia – book accommodation before you travel (I learnt the hard way). They won’t allow you access into the country without having any booked and they require a name, address and phone number.
When I told people I was going to Colombia, I received mixed responses. Some were scared for me, a very few excited, and some just couldn't understand why I would want to go to there at all. I could just about understand their concern. Known for its civil war which has been continuous since 1948 (read Aljazeera's article here), certain parts of the country are still out of bounds and less than fifteen years ago, no tourists even dared come to Colombia.
Back then, the capital Bogota had one hostel – today it has 70. And it's now defining itself as a tourist-friendly destination with the allure of coffee plantations and beaches on the Caribbean Sea. Bus routes are now safer and Medellin, once home to the drug lord Pablo Escobar is now one of the largest attractions in the country as people come to learn about the life and death of one of Colombia's most notorious drug lords.
In the town of Saint Augustin, an archaeological site that I had hoped to visit with hundreds of stone statues, protests were taking place and roads leading out of the town were being blocked. Rumour had it that the police were about to come in with tear gas and being Colombia, it was not uncommon for them to shoot into the crowds. So, no visiting there then.
My first stop in Colombia was the capital Bogota, one of the most dangerous cities but with the presence of security on nearly every corner, walking around during the day is fine with a buzzy vibe of any other capital city. At night it is a different story and even walking in a group, I felt like a walking target.
With shanty towns popping up on the city outskirts of Bogota and Medellin we were told to avoid the area from Calle 11 that leads to the mountain which apparently has amazing views of the city. Visiting on the weekends is safer then during week as I heard stories of tourists being chased by men with machetes who then stole their shoes (they did replace them with old ones so they could walk back down the mountain).
I avoided the mountain and took the Bogota's graffiti and street art tour instead. Showing a different side of the city, I was impressed by La Candelaria area and vibrant art scene of a city I had been dubious about seeing. The bike city tour is also meant to be amazing as they stop off at colourful markets and show you a larger area of the capital. (It's a few hours long though).
Then there's the Gold museum which is free on a Sunday and the Museo Botero – a collection of paintings and sculptures by a Colombian artist who is known for his images of people in exaggerated forms (larger than normal). The Salt Cathedral is also great for a day trip but it is difficult to get to alone so consider taking a tour unless you're in a group.
I stayed at the Musicology hostel which was really cheap and included breakfast and dinner each day (except on Sundays). It's a great place to meet lots of other like-minded travellers too.

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California is home to some of the most renowned universities, colleges, and community colleges in the world. Every year students travel to campus only to come back home for breaks and holidays. Navigating this constant migration between school and home can be overwhelming for students and families.
The Capitol Corridor provides convenient train and bus service to connect students to some of the state’s most popular colleges, from UC Davis and Santa Clara University, to Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and even as far south as UC Santa Barbara. Savvy students can travel year-round by taking the Capitol Corridor train and/or dedicated bus connections. Here are some of the campuses along or near the Capitol Corridor route:
Listed geographically by station from north to south. Visitors may also be able to connect to local public transportation near campus with a free Transit Transfer. Just ask your conductor.
Here students will find a beautiful campus in an urban oasis, nestled alongside the American River in California’s dynamic capital city. With seven colleges offering 58 undergraduate majors, students here study under respected faculty. This scenic campus is a beautiful place to learn while being located right outside the urban center of Sacramento.
For students who are looking for a city college experience, Sacramento City College fits the bill. With over 212 degrees and certifications, the college prepares its diverse student population for work or further education at a four-year school. Headquartered in downtown Sacramento, the city college has satellite campuses called “outreach centers” in Davis (which also has a Capitol Corridor train station – see UC Davis below for info) and West Sacramento. They also cater to nontraditional students by providing online courses and services so that all who want to learn have the opportunity.
Home of the Aggies, UC Davis is known for taking pride in the Northern California lifestyle, as well as the region’s deep agricultural roots. On its 5,300-acre campus, students will choose from over 100 majors and feel the Aggie community spirit wherever they are. With a reputation for solving problems related to food, health, and the environment, students here can actively engage in the local and global community’s most pressing issues.
University of California Berkeley
Getting to campus: From the Berkeley Station, take AC Transit Bus 51B. From the Richmond Station, connect to BART’s Warm Springs line and get off at Downtown Berkeley, which is a short walk to the west side of campus.
With beautiful grounds just minutes from downtown Berkeley, UC Berkeley’s reputation proceeds itself. Consistently ranked one of the top U.S. public universities, it attracts some of the brightest and creative minds from across the globe, with faculty and students who strive for excellence. Students here have the opportunity to study within the university’s 14 colleges and schools and choose from 277 degree programs.
Nestled in a six-story building downtown, Berkeley City College students will enjoy classes that push the boundaries of community college education. Supporting a strong relationship with UC Berkeley, the campus provides students the opportunity to take lower division transfer courses in the evenings on the UC campus. For those with flexible schedule needs, Saturday classes in specific courses of study are also available.
Station: Oakland Jack London Square
Getting to campus: It is a 15-minute walk to campus from the Jack London Square Station.
The campus offerings at Laney College are as diverse as the city it calls home. Specialties range from Journalism to Culinary Arts, providing students an opportunity to learn and grow among a supportive and engaged student body. Off campus, only a few blocks separate Laney College from historic Chinatown and downtown Oakland, while Lake Merritt is just minutes from the school.
Station: Oakland Coliseum
Getting to campus: Outside of the BART Station (adjacent to the Oakland Coliseum Capitol Corridor Station), walk to the AC Transit Bus 45 stop on San Leandro Street.
Located in Oakland since 1871, this undergraduate women’s college with 60 majors also offers 25 graduate degrees for male and female students. It prides itself on fostering an inclusive and diverse campus that encourages exploration and creativity in one’s education.
Santa Clara University
Station: Santa Clara-University
Getting to campus: It is a five-minute walk to the main entrance of campus.
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Santa Clara University blends high-tech innovation with a social consciousness grounded in the Jesuit educational tradition. Students will walk the 106-acre campus surrounding the iconic Mission to attend classes at state-of-the-art facilities. Although Santa Clara is a smaller school, sports fans won’t miss out as the university boasts NCAA Division I athletics programs.
San Jose State
Station: San Jose-Diridon
Getting to campus: From the station, there are several Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) buses that serve the campus, including 201, 63, 64, 65 and Light Rail train 902.
From its inception as a teacher training institution, San Jose State has grown, now hosting over 30,000 students pursuing over 100 different areas of study. With its prime position in the Silicon Valley, students have opportunities and exposure to some of the world’s most influential technologies and companies.
Doors to the San Jose City College have been open to students since 1921, making it one of California’s oldest community colleges. With a variety of activities to keep students engaged on campus, the college also has one of the highest rates of transfer, among Bay Area schools, to four-year universities.
The following universities are not along the Capitol Corridor train route; however, they can be easily reached via our dedicated bus connections at certain train stations.
With a campus nestled in a redwood forest, it’s no surprise the students here are drawn to environmental studies. Beyond the forests, students can enjoy the chilly but scenic Pacific Ocean beaches. Humboldt State has been voted one of the best universities in the West, as well as ranking highly for their commitment to “greening” the campus.
California State University, Chico
Getting to campus: From Sacramento, take connecting bus that will drop off at the Chico Amtrak Station. From there, it is a five-minute walk to the campus.
Chico State is the second oldest university in the CSU system. For those with agricultural studies interests, the school hosts an 800-acre farm where students will gain lab experience that is easily translated into real world situations. The student body is 96% Californian, so there’s always a sense of California pride on campus.
California Polytechnic Institute, San Luis Obispo
Station: San Jose-Diridon
Getting to campus: From San Jose-Diridon transfer to connecting bus that will drop off outside Sierra Madre Hall on campus.
More commonly known as Cal Poly, this school’s motto is “Learn by Doing.” Students who attend Cal Poly in the Central Coast town of San Luis Obispo (aka SLO) will learn from teachers in small classrooms and through hands-on experiences. When not in class, students have plenty of opportunity to explore the beautiful surrounding area that features stunning coast and rolling hills with easy access to all that both Northern and Southern California have to offer.
UC Santa Barbara
Station: San Jose-Diridon
Getting to campus: From the San Jose-Diridon Station, take connecting bus that will drop off at the Bus Loop on campus.
Students who crave the beach, sunshine, and Southern California living can have it all at the beautiful UC Santa Barbara campus. With over 200 majors, degrees, and certifications from which to choose, UCSB students, both undergraduate and graduate, have pioneered new research and creative innovations, contributing to the prestige and pride of the Gaucho spirit.
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William Salomon, the 98-year-old former Wall Street banker, testified he trusted a former Citigroup assistant facing trial on charges that she stole $1.3m from him to support a lavish lifestyle.
Bloomberg reports that Karen Febles, 48, went on trial Wednesday in federal court in Newark, New Jersey, where she is accused of altering checks that he signed and depositing them directly into her own account. Febles, who controlled Salomon’s checkbook, used the money she stole to pay for cars, real estate, cruises and jewelry, a prosecutor told jurors in his opening statement.
Salomon told jurors that he worked from 1933 until 1978 at Salomon Brothers, the investment firm founded by his father and uncles. Citigroup, which bought the firm that became Salomon Smith Barney Holdings Inc., agreed to supply him with an office, a driver, a secretary and a personal assistant, he told jurors.
'Were you not careful in overseeing Ms. Febles’ check writing ?' Assistant U.S. Attorney Evan Weitz asked Salomon.
'There’s no reason to have a personal secretary if you can’t trust her', Salomon said.
Weitz asked if he trusted Febles, who worked for him from 2000 until New York-based Citigroup fired her in September 2011.
'I certainly did', said Salomon said.
The prosecutor asked if Salomon reviewed bank statements.
'Very seldom', he said.
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P4a have been learning about the Vikings. They planned their topic, deciding what they wanted to investigate and how they wanted to learn. They created a Viking display for the classroom and made their own jewellery based on Viking designs but with their own modern twist. They also designed Viking armour and weapons for a re-enactment of the first UK Viking raid at Lindisfarne.
They have gained an understanding of the Viking gods and goddesses through reading tasks and making their own Top Trump game cards.
A connection to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child was made by comparing it to the life of the Viking slaves. The pupils all agree the slaves rights were not being respected and taken away from them.
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- Prepare and bake cake in 13-x-9 pan.
- Cool for 15 minutes.
- Poke top of cake every half inch with fork. Drizzle sweetened condensed milk evenly over top of cake.
- Let stand until milk has been absorbed into cake.
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Just Add Color: April 2018
We so enjoy our Release Countdown each month – our team never fails to inspire us and we love seeing your enthusiasm and reading your ideas for using the new collection. We want to extend that excitement past release night with even more opportunities for the designers to blow us away with their creativity and ingenuity.
We start TODAY with Just Add Color. So many of our stamp sets feature images that invite color — from markers and pencils to watercolors, our designers are itching to show off their coloring prowess and innovative techniques.
Torico’s take on our Just Add Color challenge this month is so unique and beautiful! Her soft pinky-peach monochromatic palette evokes a charming storybook feel. It’s a much different look from most of the samples we’ve seen with this Birdie Brown set so it really stands out! The soft color wash look is such a great choice for this rainy day image!
Joy also took a monochromatic approach. Her too-cute turtle is rendered in shades of grey — that allows her rainbow, showcased in a peek-a-boo window, to share equal footing while still complementing her theme…he’s not feeling his best right now but when he’s on the mend, I’m sure he’ll return to his vibrant self!
In addition to Just Add Color, we have our first release class video for our April Release. Color can be added to your projects in many ways…including adding color to your envelopes! Our new Envelope Buddy Stencil provides the ability to add perfectly straight, perfectly spaced address information to your envelopes leaving room to create a sweet little scene to color. You can use it for masking to add spot color to your envelopes as well — talk about creating a complete package!
You’re already feeling inspired, right? Brace yourselves because we have so much more to share! Check out what the rest of the team has created in response to our Just Add Color challenge below!

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Explore a comprehensive examination of the art and technology of one of the fastest-growing segments of the game industry with GAME DEVELOPMENT ESSENTIALS: MOBILE GAME DEVELOPMENT. This ground breaking text walks students through the overall process of designing videogames and applications for mobile and handheld hardware. Through coverage of team building, production, QA and a look at the black box of the publication process both for independent and publisher backed studios; students learn the entire development process from initial concept to game design. Utilizing real-life examples, interviews and advice from developers already well established in the mobile industry, MOBILE GAME DEVELOPMENT serves as the ahow toa guide for students looking to break into the mobile game development industry. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.Right up against the release of the N-Gage QD, Sony unveiled the PSP ( PlayStation Portable) as its entry into the handheld ... The PSPGo (right), released in 2009, had no cartridgesaloading games from files downloaded directlyfrom Sony.
|Title||:||Game Development Essentials: Mobile Game Development|
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History | Jail killing of infamous Jack Riley remains unsolved
Stevens Point residents were surprised the morning of Friday, Aug. 24, 1883, to find the infamous Jack Riley, 35, had been shot dead in his jail cell.
The coroner summoned a jury to view the body lying partially across the straw tick bed. Still wearing pants, vest and a torn shirt, his face was covered with blood and unrecognizable.
The body was taken to the front of the jail where a gold watch, $10 bill and bunch of keys were removed from his pockets, and a gold ring from his finger.
To read more of Rhonda Whetstone's Portage to the Past column's, click here.
Riley's face was washed and Dr. Phillips examined the body.
Policemen on duty, Dunnigan and Zorn, were questioned, and they stated Riley was jailed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday night due to warrants against him, including one for assault against a young local man named Clark.
Riley was given his supper at 7 p.m., and Zorn continued to check into the jail frequently as there was talk of citizens taking action against Riley.
Around midnight, Dunnigan stated he left, locking up the jail and leaving a lamp burning and the cell key on the desk. Having his meal at the Curran House, he returned about 1 a.m. to find two panes of glass broken out of the window, the lamp out and the front door and cell both unlocked.
He saw Riley in his cell, covered in blood and breathing, but by the time Dr. Rood was called, Riley was dead. He was shot at least three times — in the hand, the nose and the temple. There were also many abrasions on his hands, head and face. Powder burns indicated the shots were made at close range.
Testimony given by James Gardner stated when he walked by at midnight the light was on in the jail and 20 minutes later, it was off, pinpointing the probable time of the murder.
The police had been warned of a lynching, but proper precautions were not taken, probably because Riley was a career criminal who boasted of his crimes. He stated he had served six prison sentences, including three in Waupun, and police from several states were looking for him.
He arrived in Stevens Point in autumn 1880, followed by Minnesota detectives who arrested him for the attempted murder of Judge Page, who was shot and wounded at home. Riley was acquitted of that and the Stevens Point Daily Journal said he returned to Stevens Point.
When it came to robbery, his biggest take was $33,000 — over $2,000,000 today — from a treasurer's safe in Illinois.
In this city, though, he was accused of trying to kill Pat McHugh, firing at him through a window. He was released after providing an alibi, just as he did for another shooting on the south side of town.
Riley left only two brothers in Minnesota, and a wife and two children living in the town of Stockton to mourn him.
No one was ever arrested in his murder and, likely, no one cared. So ended the life of Riley.
Rhonda Whetstone is a columnist for the Stevens Point Journal, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune and Marshfield News-Herald. Rhonda’s Twitter ID is @TribRendezvous if you wish to follow her musings there. You also can get previews of upcoming columns by clicking “like” on Portage to the Past on Facebook. If you have story ideas of a historical nature, email her at email@example.com.

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Assenede City Hall
Assenede is one of the oldest villages in Flanders, the earliest mention of Assenede dates back to the 10th century. Now a bustling small town close to the Dutch border, Assenede’s contemporary town hall of modern rectangular blocks and charcoal brickwork sits comfortably amidst the historic buildings of the town. The administrative areas have recently been completely refurbished, and Ntgrate Noble woven vinyl flooring, in colour Edward, was chosen for all the floor areas.
Noble is a highly technical floor fabric, rich in colour, texture and pattern, and perfectly suited to such a modern building. It adds a lightness and reflective quality to the interior, creating a calm and productive working environment that befits both the city hall and the historic town of Assenede.


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THE WORLD THAT SUMMER
Years of searching for a local punk/hardcore/screamo/emoviolence/whatever band to join or start finally culminated in the first show that THE WORLD THAT SUMMER played on Thursday October 22nd, the band for which I scream. We play a strange concoction of punk, screamo, metallic hardcore and post-hardcore that I know is influenced by bands such as Amber, Loma Prieta, Via Fondo, Old Soul, Young Mountain, Circle Takes The Square and La Quiete. I think a less heavy but faster version of Amber is most apt, but when Jesse sings I definitely hear more of an early Alexisonfire vibe. We were insanely lucky to be asked to play a local show with KEN MODE and LIFE IN VACUUM to which I responded with, "holy shit". We were asked to find another band to hop on the show so I contacted my good friends in WORST GIFT and voila, a stupidly good first show. So below is our closer called "The Standard Gravity of Impending Doom" and the entire rest of our set is linked here.
LIFE IN VACUUM
GARRETT JAMIESONI didn't get a video, but I caught about 15 minutes of Garrett Jamieson's comedy set and was impressed. His ability to weave a story and distract drunk men away from potential fights were definitely memorable. Be sure to check him out.

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Minute Proceeding of Vigo Lodge Nc 16 BLF.
Terre Haute Ind March 16th 1875 (i.e. 1876)
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Warren - A Mullen - Burns - Wolfe - Benz and Debs, but as there not sufficient present to form a quorum the meeting was adjourned until the following regular session.
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TA Securities completes migration to new e-trading platform
The platform, the Trader ConnectTM Pro (TC Pro), was installed for TA Securities over 19 months by homegrown N2N Connect Bhd, a specialist in electronic trading technologies.
"The centralised platform simplifies trading by enabling TA Securities' 558 dealers and remisiers in seven branches and their clients, to trade seamlessly, whether assisted by brokers or online, including execution from mobile devices.
"Trading can now be executed much faster than before with orders being entered directly into Bursa's trading engine, instead of indirectly, previously," she added.
She was speaking at a joint press conference with N2N Connect's managing director, Andrew Tiang here.
Tiang said its dealer representatives have been very receptive as the mobile trading capability gives them more flexibility in meeting clients' needs.
Tiang said the TC Pro system will facilitate trading between dealers and clients on a unified platform directly, connected to Bursa's trading engine, thus reducing latency.
"Together with the access to multiple markets, this platform will provide greater depth to Malaysia's equity capital market, and wider reach by linkage to other international exchanges," he added.

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This piece is classic and timeless. Our Cubic Zirconia teardrop necklace is perfect for any occasion or everyday wear. These beauties are available in Gold, Silver and Rose Gold.
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text: If girls don’t see it, they won’t do it. Girls miss out on opportunities to learn from positive female role models who look like them. Insert PowerPlay!! PowerPlay’s coaches play such a crucial role in our girls’ lives. They help increase their confidence and foster self-compassion. Leadership Academy participant Yareli, knows this is true! In honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, she’s supporting and celebrating Coach Destini, whose dedication and motivation are the ticket to inspiration for this budding young leader. GOSH this female supporting female stuff is doing it for us.

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|Title:||An Experimental Investigation On Phase Behavior Of A Light Oil And Co2|
|Abstract:||The current oil frontier in Brazil is located in Santos and Campos Basin, where huge oil accumulations have been identified. Well tests have shown high pressures and high carbon dioxide concentration in these reservoirs. The characterization of the fluids existing in the reservoir rock is a key task for the better exploitation of the hydrocarbons. The objective of the paper is to present the results of an experimental PVT analysis of the oils found in the Brazilian pre-salt reserves in the region of Campos Basin using the same reservoir conditions of temperature and pressure. Dead oil and synthetic gas were recombined in laboratory to obtain the original live oil, which originally had 17.84% molar of CO2. Relevant data were collected and they are reported for oil and gas composition, formation volume factors, densities and viscosities at different pressures. A swelling test was also carried out through successive additions of carbon dioxide to the live oil from its original concentration up to 60.53% molar. Experimental data were modeled to adjust the parameters of Peng Robinson equation of state. Computer simulations were used also for the determination of the phase envelope and the critical points of the mixtures. For some concentrations of CO2, changes in the phase equilibrium of the mixture were verified with equilibrium varying from LV to LLV. (C) 2016 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.|
Enhanced Oil Recovery
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|Citation:||Journal Of Petroleum Science And Engineering. Elsevier Science Bv, v. 145, p. 22 - 33, 2016.|
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Enforcement and Compliance, International Trade Administration, Department of Commerce.
The Department of Commerce (Commerce) preliminarily determines that Sunrise Seafoods India Private Limited (SSIPL) is the successor-in-interest to Sunrise Aqua Food Exports (SAFE) in the context of the antidumping duty order on certain frozen warmwater shrimp (shrimp) from India.
Applicable August 12, 2019.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Brittany Bauer, AD/CVD Operations, Office II, Enforcement and Compliance, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1401 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20230; telephone: (202) 482-3860.
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On December 26, 2018, in response to a request by SSIPL, Commerce published a notice of initiation of changed circumstances review to consider whether SSIPL is the successor-in-interest to SAFE.
On March 5, 2019, we issued a supplemental questionnaire to SSIPL,
and we received a response during the same month.
Scope of the Order
The merchandise subject to the order is certain frozen warmwater shrimp.
The product is currently classified under the following Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) item numbers: 0306.17.00.03, 0306.17.00.06, 0306.17.00.09, 0306.17.00.12, 0306.17.00.15, 0306.17.00.18, 0306.17.00.21, 0306.17.00.24, 0306.17.00.27, 0306.17.00.40, 1605.21.10.30, and 1605.29.10.10. Although the HTSUS numbers are provided for convenience and customs purposes, the written product description remains dispositive.
In this changed circumstances review, pursuant to section 751(b) of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended (the Act), Commerce conducted a successor-in-interest analysis. In making a successor-in-interest determination, Commerce examines several factors, including, but not limited to, changes in the following: (1) Management; (2) production facilities; (3) supplier relationships; and (4) customer base.
While no single Start Printed Page 39810factor or combination of factors will necessarily provide a dispositive indication of a successor-in-interest relationship, generally, Commerce will consider the new company to be the successor to the previous company if the new company's resulting operation is not materially dissimilar to that of its predecessor.
Thus, if the record evidence demonstrates that, with respect to the production and sale of the subject merchandise, the new company operates as the same business entity as the predecessor company, Commerce may assign the new company the cash deposit rate of its predecessor.
In accordance with 19 CFR 351.216, we preliminarily determine that SSIPL is the successor-in-interest to SAFE. Record evidence, as submitted by SSIPL, indicates that SSIPL operates as essentially the same business entity as SAFE with respect to the subject merchandise.
For the complete successor-in-interest analysis, including discussion of business proprietary information, refer to the accompanying successor-in-interest memorandum.
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All comments are to be filed electronically using Enforcement and Compliance's Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Centralized Electronic Service System (ACCESS) available to registered users at https://access.trade.gov and in the Central Records Unit, Room B8024 of the main Department of Commerce building, and must also be served on interested parties. An electronically-filed document must be received successfully in its entirety by ACCESS by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on the day it is due.
Consistent with 19 CFR 351.216(e), we will issue the final results of this changed circumstances review no later than 270 days after the date on which this review was initiated, or within 45 days if all parties agree to our preliminary finding. This notice is published in accordance with sections 751(b)(1) and 777(i) of the Act and 19 CFR 351.216(b), 351.221(b) and 351.221(c)(3).
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Dated: August 5, 2019.
Jeffrey I. Kessler,
Assistant Secretary for Enforcement and Compliance.
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text: Baby, baby, baby — please make it stop!A high school in Washington state raising money for orphaned children in Ghana is tormenting students into donating by playing Justin Bieber's "Baby" over and over on the intercom system."Oh my God my head is about to explode right now!" Tenino High School student Zack Chamberlain told King5."I'm pretty sure I've had five Ibuprofen already."The cruel pledge drive is the brainchild of student body president Connor Stakelin.The particularly cruel form of torture is the brainchild of student body president Connor Stakelin, who blasts the tune on repeat in between class periods and during lunch."Time to infect them with Bieber fever!" Stakelin gleefully told the local news station."For some of them it's incentive to donate because they don't want to hear it anymore."The music won’t stop until students meet a fundraising goal of $500.As of Monday afternoon, students had raised more than $332, just shy of the goal of $500 to benefit Crossover International Academy in Ghana.Organizers hope the money, combined with cash from other schools in Tenino, will provide food and supplies to the orphans through April.The sooner the school reaches its goal, the sooner students will get relief from the Biebs.The money will benefit a school for orphaned children in Ghana."We're done listening to that song over and over again. It's getting very bad. I just want to go home," student Jasmine Moore told King5.ON A MOBILE DEVICE? CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEO.

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CONSTITUTION MAKING TAKING TOO LONG: RESIDENTS
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Bulawayo residents have expressed concern that the making of Zimbabwe’s new constitution is taking too long than previously suggested and expected.
According to the Habakkuk Trust results of the Opinion Poll conducted during the recently ended Zimbabwe International Trade Fair, residents who participated in the poll expressed concerns on the tortoise pace with which the process is moving.
‘We need the constitution before elections’ suggested a resident from Killarney. Another resident from Luveve had this to say, ‘The process of writing the new constitution should be speeded up.’ This was concurred by a resident from Richmond who said, ‘the constitution making process must be done at a faster speed. As of the moment the process is non-existent.’ Other residents from Luveve accused the civic society saying, ‘You have been talking about this constitution issue for a long time, its not coming up, you should know why because you talk to these people.’ There are some residents who felt that the problem is that ‘the process is polarised along political lines (ZANU PF vs MDC a resident from Ward 6.
Habakkuk Trust called the COPAC offices today seeking clarity on the delays in the constitution making process and a female COPAC official who refused to identify herself, revealed that there would be a press statement on Friday pertaining to the progress of the constitution making process. This statement, she said, will appear in the Herald and the Chronicle.
COPAC has been issuing numerous conflicting press statements, which have not culminated to practical action. On signing the Global Political Agreement (GPA) the Principals in the agreement had initially agreed to make the constitution making process a top priority.
Habakkuk Trust will continue monitoring and creating awareness around the constitution making process. This is inline with the organisation’s vision of ‘enhancing citizen participation in decision-making processes.’


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By Eve Dunbar, Associate Professor of English, Vassar College
This year marks the 80th anniversary of Zora Neale Hurston’s best-known novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. Though the book is currently hailed as one of the most important in American literature, its initial reception wasn’t completely rosy. Richard Wright, often considered Hurston’s chief literary rival, wrongheadedly criticized her novel for not explicitly addressing the “race problem,” and for allegedly choosing sensuality over social commentary.
I, too, met the novel with a certain amount of skepticism. I first encountered Their Eyes Were Watching God like many young people coming of age in the late-20th century, in an introductory Women’s Studies course. While I can’t recall much of the classroom conversation on the novel, I do remember not being particularly impressed by the book. Unlike Wright, I source my early lack of reverence to my limited understanding of one of the novel’s salient and enduring themes: love, in the context of Black American life. I would eventually come to realize just how radical this meditation on love and self-determination was, and why it was so audacious that Hurston set her heroine’s romantic adventures in the poor, rural South.
A First for a Black Female Protagonist
As a young undergraduate student, I couldn’t fully appreciate the extent to which love permeates the pages of Hurston’s work. Their Eyes Were Watching God centers a Black heroine’s sensuality in a way that was uncommon in American literature at the time of its publication. Take for instance the novel’s opening metaphor, in which a flower budding illustrates protagonist Janie Crawford’s first encounter with romantic desire:
“It was a spring afternoon in West Florida. Janie had spent most of the day under a blossoming pear tree in the back-yard. She had been spending every minute that she could steal from her chores under that tree for the last three days. That was to say, ever since the first tiny bloom had opened. It had called her to come and gaze on a mystery. From barren brown stems to glistening leaf-buds; from the leaf-buds to snowy virginity of bloom. It stirred her tremendously.”
Something special is happening to Janie in this moment; that bud, surrounded by barren branches, holds the mystery of life, love, and sex. But unless one has seen this blooming play out season-after-season, one probably won’t easily recognize the wonder. To the contrary, Janie’s grandmother, Nanny, knows what’s in store just by watching the first beguiling flashes of love and lust flicker across Janie’s face as she kisses the neighbor boy, Johnny Taylor. And knowing such, Nanny attempts to snuff out Janie’s bud with marriage. Hurston’s narrative, then, is a resistance to Nanny’s respectability politics, which seek to limit with propriety Janie’s sensuality and sexual autonomy.
The Audacity of Situating Love in the Rural South
Nanny, living in the wake of slavery’s oppression, struggles with Janie’s budding identity as a modern woman, one free to love who and how she chooses. This tension of grasping towards a future of unbridled blackness while also being weighed down by a history of chattle slavery was a theme common to many Harlem Renaissance writers attempting to create what a scholar of the period, Alain Locke, described as the “New Negro.” The New Negro stood in opposition to the “Old Negro.” In his introductory essay to the benchmark anthology of the Harlem Renaissance, The New Negro: An Interpretation, Locke describes the antiquated artistic representations of blackness that modernity has ushered out. He decried “the day of ‘aunties,’ ‘uncles’ and ‘mammies’” over. In its place, a new type of black experience was made possible.
For many of Hurston’s artistic peers, creating art during the Harlem Renaissance meant focusing on the black experience with the Great Migration, which was the movement of millions of black Americans from the rural South to the urban North. Many of the migrants left their familial homes to avoid the threat and violence promised by white supremacists, or a general desire to escape a land soaked in too much bad blood, or to find work and opportunities in an increasingly industrialized urban context. These “New Negroes” were often imagined as the antidote to the historical pain associated with the black, Southern experience.
For Hurston, unlike her peers and scholars like Locke, black rural life needn’t be synonymous with the “Old Negro” and, thus, the region needn’t be left behind for something new. Instead, she saw black culture, in all its geographical incarnations, as constantly developing and recreating itself. So while Janie Crawford spends the bulk of Their Eyes Were Watching God literally traipsing through the Florida muck and surrounded by black men and women who would sound a lot like the “mammies” and “uncles” against which Locke warns, Hurston is intent of bringing these characters into the modern era. Love was the vector through which she allowed her readers to see the modernity of rural blackness. Hurston’s work asks if it is possible to be a free, black woman and be in love? And if those two might be possible, how would that love look and what would one have to do to get it?
“[Hurston] shows us that it is possible for all black women, no matter their location or socio-economic status, to be worthy of a love they desire.”
The relationship between Janie and Nanny is symbolic of the generational shift that Locke details, without removing it to an urban setting. For Hurston, a New Negro woman has the capacity to love as she sees fit, no matter her region. In another moment we see Nanny explain to Janie how impossible it was for someone of her generation to imagine experiencing love, security, and freedom: “Ah was born back due in slavery so it wasn’t for me to fulfill my dreams of whut a woman oughta be and to do.” Nanny dreams of the stability and hetero-normative domestic life that was denied to her as a formerly enslaved person. However, this dream isn’t Janie’s and she responds to Nanny’s proposal that she marry a man very senior to her by stating she’d, “ruther be shot wit tacks then tuh turn over in de bed and stur up de air whistles his is in dere. He don’t even never mention nothin’ pretty.”
New Possibilities for the Look of Black Love
The aesthetic possibilities of love, not the pragmatic, are what matter to Janie Crawford. We follow Janie’s journey through life as she attempts to follow her heart in search of romantic love that is fulfilling to her emotionally and physically. When Janie finally meets Tea Cake, a man at least a decade her junior (as she’s in her forties by the time this love comes), we realize that Hurston is offering us a number of revolutionary possibilities: first, that financial security needn’t be the foundation of a modern black women’s love; second, that romantic love isn’t merely for the young; and third, that modernity doesn’t only happen in the city.
This is what I’ve learned to value most about Hurston’s representation of black modern womanhood: she shows us that it is possible for all black women, no matter their location or socio-economic status, to be worthy of a love they desire. The reclamation of that space and possibility may not seem revolutionary, but history continues to show us that black love and freedom are unceasingly difficult to arrange. In Their Eyes Were Watching God, Hurston offers a moving call for black people to embrace a new kind of love, one based upon partnership and not ownership.
“‘Their Eyes Were Watching God’ continues to challenge readers to find themselves again and again.”
In her 1942 autobiography, Dust Tracks On A Road, Zora Neale Hurston wrote: “Love, I find, is like singing. Everybody can do enough to satisfy themselves, though it may not impress the neighbors as being very much.” These are world-weary words. Not negative, but deeply understanding of the difficulties of human interactions. In that sense, Hurston offers her readers the chance to consider the difference between romance and reality. The latter has the responsibility of reckoning with life and death.
Eighty years after its introduction to the world, Their Eyes Were Watching God continues to challenge readers to find themselves again and again, just like Janie does. With every return to the book, I learn a bit more about the importance of the radical embrace of love and new ways to imagine freedom.

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WOW! Though it is not the blog topic I said I would share in my next post, this was too good to not share. The senate democrats released their budget today and it is good news for schools. NO CUTS! This sets up negotiations with the governor and the house who did make cuts and also made the decision in 2013 to reduce levy equalization from 14% to 12% and the levy lid by 4%. Together these cuts would be about $2.3 million for our school system. For this reason and for standing up for public education we owe our Senators a big THANK YOU!
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The race had to begin in winter because it was intended to cross the ice-covered Bering Strait. A quarter of a million people gathered in the square to see the cars which not only had huge additional petrol tanks but vast quantities of spares and tools. Of the six, three were French (the race was sponsored by Le Matin as well as the New York Times): a Motobloc, a Sizaire-Naudin and a De Dion which carried a mast and sail in case there was a chance to turn the car into a land yacht, and special wheels for running on railway lines. The other entries were an American Thomas, an Italian Zust and a German Protos. There were no hard and fast rules about how many different drivers could compete.
The planned journey was estimated at 13,000 miles but after only 20 all six cars had to be dug out of snow drifts. Once out, the Sizaire-Naudin quickly broke down with a terminal rear-axle fracture and the Thomas began running on only three cylinders. And that was only day one.
Fog, snow then heat made the journey across the States a nightmare. All of the cars suffered mechanical problems and had to be pulled out of drifts and mud by teams of horses. The Zust broke down after eight days, in which only 400 miles had been covered, and dropped back. So the Thomas took the lead followed by the De Dion. Already the physical toll was showing. Montigue Roberts, driver of the Thomas, had lost a stone and a half.
In virtually roadless Wyoming, the Thomas was given permission to be driven on the railway track. The repaired Zust almost fell over a precipice. A breakdown in Nevada led to the Thomas mechanic borrowing a horse and riding for five hours to the nearest house where he was chased off by a gun-carrying farmer's wife. Fortunately a local doctor did surgery on his own car for parts.
By 24 March the Thomas had reached San Francisco, becoming the first car ever to cross the American continent in winter. The distance of 3,800 miles had taken 41 days. By then the distances between the first four was measured not in miles but states. The Zust was in Utah and the De Dion and Protos still in Wyoming. So the Thomas was driven on to Seattle and taken by ship to Alaska where the race organisers had to admit that their plans had always been a shade optimistic. The snow was too deep for the car to get away from the docks so the team was instructed to return to Seattle and thence by on-going ship to Vladivostok.
From then on chaos turned to farce. The Zust and De Dion drivers, having been warned off the trip north, were already on their way from Seattle to Vladivostok. The broken-down Protos had arrived in Seattle on a freight train. A 15-day bonus was awarded to the Thomas team for being inconvenienced by the trip to Alaska and 15 days were deducted from the Protos for hitching a lift.
The De Dion was withdrawn, leaving the Thomas and the Protos to fight it out across Russia. Twenty miles outside Vladivostok the fight became a champagne lunch when the Americans found the Germans stuck in the mud and gallantly towed them out and offered hospitality.
The Zust followed up but was engulfed in a rising flood. As the first drowned animals floated by, the Italians abandoned car and swam for high ground. Meanwhile the Thomas team had again found a railway track - the Trans-Siberian - and steamed ahead, but that caused transmission trouble. At one point the mechanic branched off on a five-day train journey to get spares, leaving the car six days behind the Protos. Nevertheless, by driving day and night that was soon reduced to two days. At Lake Baikal the Protos was loaded on a ferry which had no more room for the Thomas which remained dockside for 12 hours. Despite the setbacks, at the end of June the Thomas overtook the Protos. The Americans moved into a four- day lead going into the Urals, though that was lost when more transmission problems resulted in the mechanic travelling 400 miles for parts.
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Police say the people operating Saskatoon’s only medical pot dispensary are criminals.
“They are drug traffickers,” said Saskatoon Police Insp. Dave Haye.
Police shut down the Saskatoon Compassion Club on Thursday, arresting four people associated with the club.
The dispensary had been providing marijuana to people with medical licenses since August. While police maintain the club was acting illegally and selling the drug outside of Health Canada’s regulations on medical marijuana, clients who frequented t he storefront dispensary were devastated by the news.
“This was really helping a lot of people. I’m going to suffer. I know there’s a lot of other people that are going to suffer,” said club member Sean Dew outside the building.
Police said the investigation began in September, weeks after the storefront
Incoming Prime Minister Justin Trudeau campaigned on a promise to legalize marijuana for recreational use. That promise had no bearing on the investigation or the decision to crack down on the dispensary this week, Haye said.
“It has nothing to do with any politics … we are simply enforcing the laws as they are today,” he said.
Two Saskatoon men, ages 24 and 36, along with two Saskatoon women, ages 23 and 39, were arrested as part of an investigation police dubbed Project Fextern.
Search warrants were executed around 10:30 a.m. at a home in the 400 block of 109th Street West and the dispensary in the 200 block of Second Avenue North.
Police would not confirm the identity of any of the people arrested or the quantity of marijuana products seized.
Haye said police seized computers and other electronic equipment from the store.
Mark Hauk, head of the Saskatchewan Compassion Club, may have seen the raids coming.
Hauk recently said he was one of 13 pot club owners across Canada who had received a notice from Health Canada warning of possible raids by police.
The letters stated that the owners could face legal action if they don’t stop selling or advertising marijuana. The letter Hauk received threatened two years in prison and fines of up to $5 million.
When asked if he was worried about police shutting down his operation, Hauk previously said it has been a concern ever since he began selling dried cannabis and other marijuana products.
“I don’t take being arrested or going to jail lightly,” he said in a recent interview. “The reality is we were well aware before the letter was issued that we were operating outside the federal regulations.”
Police confirmed they are not targeting clients of the club or people who allegedly purchased marijuana illegally. Still, compassion club members like Aaron Pittner showed up outside the store to show support for the club and other medical marijuana patients. “It’s really sad. There were a lot of people who use this service here,” Pittner said.
He’s been a client of the club since it opened and will now have find his medical marijuana elsewhere, he said. Like Dew, he said he doesn’t feel safe buying marijuana on the black market, but he might have to, now that the club is closed.
“I think it’s wrong,” he said. The 36-year-old man is charged with four counts of trafficking in a controlled substance (marijuana and cannabis resin), two counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking a controlled substance, and possession of the proceeds of crime.
The two women are each facing four counts of trafficking in a controlled substance (marijuana and cannabis resin) and two counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking a controlled substance. The 24-year-old man is charged with two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance (marijuana and cannabis resin) and two counts
of possession for the purpose of trafficking a controlled substance.
All four are scheduled to appear today in Saskatoon provincial court.
The investigation was conducted by the Saskatoon Integrated Drug Enforcement Street Team (SIDEST) and Integrated Organized Crime North (IOCN). Both units include members of the Saskatoon Police Service and the RCMP ‘F’ Division.
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So what is Small Business Saturday?
This past week (following the actual Small Business Saturday), we met with the social media team from Visit Philly, the largest and most well known media source for all of Philadelphia. The meeting took place in our WeWork office in Center City, and it went incredible well. Below we cover some of the discussion that took place about our main nonprofit initiative known as “Small Business Saturday”.
Well, this idea actually stems from the original Small Business Saturday by American Express where they help promote shopping small the Saturday after Black Friday. Their initiative started back in 2011 as a marketing campaign and a way to give back to local businesses that want to offer local deals the day after Black Friday. Most of these businesses can’t afford to compete with the big box retailers on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, so AMEX made a day just for them, and it’s grown organically from there. Below you can see a YouTube video for the 2017 Small Business Saturday promotion. Also, as a small business you can sign up and partner with AMEX to get Free marketing material and support. To me, as an entrepreneur and small business owner, this is incredible….
So I started thinking ….. why stop there? Why just one day per year? We wanted to take this to the next level by helping small local businesses in Philly EVERY Saturday, not just one day a year. The reason behind this is because, here at Momentum, we truly believe in the American Dream. In fact, most of our services encompass helping small business entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs are the backbone of this amazing country!
According to Fundera, small business accounts for 99.7% of all businesses in the US. Crazy right? The problem though, is that these business owners don’t have the time, money or resources to stay competitive in this digital era. The main problem they face is digital marketing. So, that being said, our goal is to highlight, film and promote a small local business in Philly every Saturday, completely for FREE. Not only do we aim to showcase what makes them unique, but we also help promote their business through our own digital and social platforms. If you follow us on Facebook or Instagram you can see our weekly posts. Our long term goal (Spoiler alert!!!) is to create a massive following on YouTube and Facebook to have this weekly channel where people look forward to and watch out show.
That being said, we do post weekly to YouTube, so PLEASE SUBSCRIBE 🙂
So how and why did you start Small Business Saturday?
So 3 years ago I was working at Google as a consultant for a lot of small businesses, and what I realized was that most of these owners were amazing people with cool companies, but had NO idea how to perfect digital marketing. Consequently, this forced them to spend a lot of money on unsuccessful marketing campaigns. These people weren’t dumb, they just didn’t have time to learn digital marketing. Naturally, as a digital entrepreneur, I asked them about their other marketing and advertising initiatives. Having a small business myself, I was curious if I could help give some advice about their website, SEO, social media, and more. However, this interfered with Google’s agenda and I felt conflicted because I love being able to help other people using my knowledge of digital marketing. After consulting a few people and having conversations with agency owners and entrepreneurs, I realized that I had what it takes to start my own company, a digital marketing agency where we provide this digital momentum for small businesses.
So, not long after I decided to follow my passion and skillset to leave Google and start this agency so that we could truly help the people who need it the most. From there Momentum was born. Having met so many people that previous year, it made starting out a bit easier. I already had a book of leads to call to offer my encompassing digital services and consulting. Now, in order to grow the company we of course have to charge for our services, but a lot of small businesses couldn’t afford us and it was really discouraging. As I grew the agency (I started Momentum in August 2015) I realized I wanted to start an initiative to give back to small businesses for free. In doing so, I knew I would meet and help a lot of great people, while also spreading the name and awareness of Momentum.
So this year we decided to launch a non-profit initiative to dedicate 20% of our time and resources to what we call Small Business Saturday, so that we can help really cool local businesses completely for free.
So how does a business get involved with Momentum?
To be featured on Small Business Saturday all you have to do is reach out to us on our website or social media and just start a conversation. Tell us how you found us and what makes your business unique. We tend to only work small local businesses that really fit the culture as to what this mission stands for, but please don’t hesitate to try. All that we ask in return is that you return the favor by sharing your story by re-posting the video on your social networks, and by also telling another business owner who this could benefit.
Also, a big shoutout to our SBS Leader and Momentum’s content manager, Austin Dunhour, for helping lead this initiative. You can reach me or Austin at the emails and instagram handles below.


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UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State University unveiled the official White Out t-shirt for the 2019 football season.
A joint project between Penn State and Nike, the custom design has “Penn State White Out” inside text on the front and “We Are” on the back. It is available in long- and short-sleeved models and can be purchased at the Penn State Bookstore or online.
Penn State will play its annual Blue-White Game on Saturday in Beaver Stadium. Kickoff is at 3 p.m.


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A folk festival touts talent from near and far
Wine, song and the waning days of summer will be celebrated this weekend as Vashon Winery presents its second annual folk festival on the winery grounds.
The festival’s roster will feature a renowned British folk singer, well-known national and regional acts and popular local bands and performers, including Riverbend, Mark Wells and Robyn Landis.
Ron Irvine, who owns Vashon Winery, is excited about the event.
“I love folk music in all its different disguises,” Irvine said. “And Vashon Winery is kind of a folksy place —
wine for the people and all of that. I really try to strip the pretension from wine; therefore, the folk fesival kind of helps in that way.”
Irvine plans to introduce a new wine, Folk Red, during the festival. The label art for the wine matches the festival poster, which was designed by Annie Brulé.
Wine, as well as cider, will be sold by the glass during the festival. Island chef Paul Motoyoshi will also prepare food for sale, though Islanders can bring their own picnics if they’d prefer.
“What helps make the festival special is the setting at the winery,” Irvine said. “Folks can come and go as they please and enjoy the rustic setting of the concert in the surrounding apple orchard. And the lineup of musicians is fantastic.”
The roster, arranged by Wally Bell, includes nine musical acts, including a headlining performance by Pete Scott.
Scott, born in Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne, is a well-traveled veteran of the international and British folk circuit who has released three solo albums. Although he now divides his time with performing, recording, writing, teaching and theater gigs, he spent most of the 1970s and ’80s touring non-stop, supporting major names, including Lindisfarne, Janis Ian, Judy Tzuke, John Martyn and Richard Thompson. He has also worked in the unusual setting of high-security prison, where he had a two-year stint as a resident musician.
Another notable performer, Carolyn Cruso, will also take the festival stage.
Cruso has toured throughout the United States and Europe, produced seven albums and is widely respected for her musicianship on hammered dulcimer, flute, guitar and vocals. She performs original tunes and songs as well as traditional material from the Celtic tradition. To find out more about Cruso and sample music from her recent CDs, visit www.carolyncruso.com.
The festival will also include a performance by Cat loves Crow, a husband and wife team comprised of Joe and Karena Prater. The couple has performed at regional venues, including the Northwest Folklife Festival and the Tumbleweed Music Festival.
The Praters are known for their guitar and mandolin playing, harmony singing and lively renditions of old-time country and bluegrass music. Not to be pigeonholed, the couple also includes Russian songs in their repertoire.
Other performers appearing at the bill are Julie Mainstone, The Hayburners, Tamara Lewis, Tania Opland and Mike Freeman.
The festival will conclude with a participatory event — a ceilidh dance where everyone is invited to kick up their heels at the end of a spirited musical day and night.
Festival tickets and times
The Vashon Winery Folk Festival will be presented from 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, at Vashon Winery, 10317 S.W. 156th St. For directions, visit www.vashonwinery.org.
Admission is $10 at the door and free for school-aged children.
The festival schedule is as follows:
2 p.m. Riverbend
2:45 p.m. Julie Mainstone
3 p.m. The Hayburners
4:15 p.m. Mark Wells and Robyn Landis
5 p.m. Cat loves Crow
5:45 p.m. Tamara Lewis
6:30 p.m. Tania Opland and Mike Freeman
7:15 p.m. Carolyn Cruso
8 p.m. Pete Scott
9 p.m. Ceilidh dance


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Bilaspur Junction railway station
Indian Railway Junction Station
Old Station Building of Bilaspur built in 1890.
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Bilaspur Railway Station has 3rd longest railway platform in India after Gorakhpur and Kharagpur.[original research?]
- Gorakhpur Railway Station, Uttar Pradesh, India:1,366.33 m (4,483 ft)
- Kharagpur Railway Station, West Bengal, India: 1,072.5 m (3,519 ft)
- Bilaspur Railway Station, Chhattisgarh, India: 802 m (2,631 ft)
Bilaspur Railway Station came up in 1889 with the opening of Rajnandgaon to Bilaspur extension of erstwhile Nagpur Chhattisgarh Railway taken over by Bengal Nagpur Railway and construction of the Nagpur-Asansol main line of Bengal Nagpur Railway, which opened in 1891. The station building was constructed in 1890. It became a station on the crosscountry Howrah-Nagpur-Mumbai line in 1900.
The Rourkela-Bilaspur section was electrified in 1969-70 while Bilaspur-Nagpur in 1976-77 and Bilaspur-Katni in 1981.
Bilaspur railway station is a complete, well handled and high quality facility providing A-1 grade station. It has got cloak room, AC and non AC dormitory, 1 AC and 1 non AC waiting room, a multifunctional complex and many other amenities. Even a medical shop is also provided at platform no 1. Escalators and lifts also started operations here in Jan 2014. There is facility of Battery Operated Golf Cars which serves to senior citizen, physically handicapped people.
Bilaspur Railway Station is amongst the top hundred booking stations of Indian Railway. It is the busiest station of Chhattisgarh and fourth busiest of central India where about 300 trains and goods trains (including both up and down directions) passes everyday.
- "Major Events in the Formation of S.E. Railway". South Eastern Railway. Retrieved 2012-12-05.
- "History of Electrification". IRFCA. Retrieved 2012-12-08.
- "South East Central Railway". South East Central Railway. Retrieved 2012-12-05.
- "Indian Railways Passenger Reservation Enquiry". Availability in trains for Top 100 Booking Stations of Indian Railways. IRFCA. Retrieved 2012-11-21.
Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh) travel guide from Wikivoyage
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Uprima®(apomorphine HCl tablets) sublingualPresentation to the Urology Subcommittee of the Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health DrugsApril 10, 2000TAP HOLDINGS INC. E001451 Primary 1 6/9/2014
Speakers Introduction • James Freston, M.D., Ph.D.Professor of Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology University of Connecticut Health Center • Barbara Bopp, Ph.D.Manager, Drug Metabolism and Pharmacology TAP Holdings Inc. • Jeremy Heaton, M.D.Professor, Dept. of Urology, Dept. of Pharmacology & Toxicology Queens University Kingston, Ontario, Canada • Timothy Fagan, M.D.Professor of Medicine and Associate Professor of Pharmacology University of Arizona College of Medicine
TAP Participants Introduction • John Seely, Ph.D.Vice President, Research and Development • Dean SundbergDirector, Regulatory Affairs • Karl Agre, M.D., Ph.D.Senior Director, Medical Affairs • Susan Buttler, M.S.Associate Director, Clinical Development • Dennis Jennings, Ph.D.Director of Scientific Data Analysis • James Lancaster, Ph.D.Manager, Clinical Statistics
TAP Participants (cont.) Introduction • Anthony Edmonds, M.S.Senior Statistician • Dustin Ruff, Ph.D.Statistician • Renee Perdok, M.S.Statistician • Farrel Fort, Ph.D., D.A.B.T.Manager, Drug Safety
Cully Carson, M.D.Chief - Division of Urology University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC Eugene Dula, M.D.Medical Director Western Urologic Associates Van Nuys, CA Ronald Lewis, M.D.Professor of Urology Medical College of Georgia Augusta, GA Arnold Melman, M.D.Department of Urology Montefiore Hospital Bronx, NY TAP Consultants Introduction
TAP Consultants Introduction • Ray Rosen, Ph.D.Department of PsychiatryRobert Wood Johnson Medical School Piscataway, NJ • Addison Taylor, M.D.Professor of Medicine and Clinical PharmacologyBaylor College of Medicine Houston, TX • Joel Morganroth, M.D. Chief Executive Officer Premier Research Philadelphia, PA • Gary G. Koch, Ph.D.Statistical Consultant Chapel Hill, NC
TAP Presentations Introduction • General Introduction ….…….……..……………………. Dr. Freston • Apomorphine Pharmacokinetics and Metabolism …… Dr. Bopp • ED Treatments…………………………………………… Dr. Heaton • Summary of Efficacy ….……....………………………… Dr. Heaton • Summary of Safety .….……...………………………….. Dr. Freston, Dr. Fagan • Benefit-Risk Assessment/Summary …………..………. Dr. Freston
Topics Identified in FDA Briefing Document Introduction • Comparison to other marketed ED drugs • Representative ED patient population • Pharmacokinetic variabilty • Clinical relevance of 2 mg • Efficacy in diabetics • Discontinuations in long-term studies • Hemodynamics • Nitrate interaction • Alcohol interaction
Erectile dysfunction is the “inability to attain and/or maintain penile erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance” Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Introduction-ED Definition NIH Consensus Development Panel on ImpotenceJAMA 270: 83-90, 1993
Erectile Dysfunction Introduction-ED Epidemiology and Demographics • US National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS)-1992 • Probability sample study of sexual behavior in men and women • Demographically representative cohort of 1,410 men, ages 18-59 • Correlated ED to other diagnoses • ED in 10% of men, ages 18-59 Laumann EO, Paik P, Rosen RC. JAMA 1999;281(6): 537-544
Erectile Dysfunction Introduction-ED Epidemiology and Demographics • Massachusetts Male Aging Study (MMAS) – 1987-1989 • Cross-sectional, community-based, random sample survey of 1,300 men, ages 40-70 • Overall ED rate 52% • Complete 10% • Moderate 25% • Minimal 17% • Extrapolation to US: 30 million men with ED • ED correlated with age, health status, emotional function Feldman et al. J. Urology 151: 54-61, 1994.
Age Related Changes in Erectile Status Introduction-ED Massachusetts Male Aging Study (MMAS) % Age Extracted from Feldman et al. J. Urology 151: 54-61, 1994.
Massachusetts Male Aging Study Introduction-ED ED is Associated with: • Age • Diabetes • Hypertension • Heart disease • Medications • Depression • Psychological factors Feldman et al. J. Urology 151: 54-61, 1994. Johannes et al. J. Urology 163: 460-463, 2000.
ED Population Introduction-Uprima Uprima® Studies MMAS1 Duration of ED (mean) 4.8 years Medical Condition (%) Hypertension 31% 33% Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) 16% 16% Hyperlipidemia 16% — Diabetes 16% 9% 1 Johannes et al. J. Urology 163: 460-463, 2000.
Introduction to Apomorphine Introduction-Uprima • USP drug • Used as a pharmacologic agent since 1869 • Over 1,100 literature citations • Therapeutic doses ranged from 0.2 to 1500 mg • Approximately 8,000 patients/subjects treated in clinical trials • Approved in 12 countries for multiple indications, including Parkinson’s Disease • Daily administration • Usual dose 3 to 30 mg, subcutaneously • Dopaminergic properties recognized in 1967 • Central erectogenic effect recognized in the late 1970’s • Activates DA receptors in hypothalamic and limbic neural pathways
Introduction to Uprima® Introduction-Uprima • Formulated to treat erectile dysfunction • Delivered sublingually (SL) • Unique central mechanism of action • Rapid onset of action • Effective for erectile dysfunction (ED) in a wide spectrum of organic and non-organic etiologies and severities
Introduction to Uprima® Introduction-Uprima • Safety • No deaths • No myocardial infarctions (MI) related to study drug • No cerebrovascular accidents (CVAs) related to study drug • No priapism • Nausea was the most frequent adverse event, syncope the most significant
Proposed Indication Uprima® is indicated for thetreatment of erectile dysfunction
Doses Proposed doses: 2, 3 and 4 mgUprima® will be available as a sublingual tablet
Rationale for Uprima® Treatment of ED Introduction-Uprima • ED is associated with a number of diseases and conditions • Drugs with different modes of action are desirable as with other disorders with complex pathophysiology, e.g., hypertension, depression • Current therapies are limited: • No drug is effective in all patients • Each drug has its own unique adverse event profile • The currently approved agents work by peripheral mechanisms • Treatment is strongly influenced by couple and physician choice • New drugs with different mechanisms offer significant potential benefits
Rationale for Uprima® Treatment of ED Introduction-Uprima • Uprima® has a: • Unique central mechanism of action • Novel delivery system • Rapid onset • Uprima® has been studied in 27 clinical trials and has been shown to be a safe and effective treatment for ED in patients with and without known organic diseases
Uprima® Clinical Trials Introduction/Uprima (N = 3,035) • Phase I • Pharmacokinetics • Metabolic fate • Elderly (³65 years) • Renal/Hepatic Impaired • Drug interactions (Zofran®, Compazine®) • Special Phase I/II/III • Antihypertensives and nitrates • Diabetics • Alcohol • Prostatectomy • Spinal cord injury • Phase III • Three controlled crossover • Dose-optimization • One controlled parallel • Five long-term, open-label • One first dose administered at home


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After numerous renders and spy shots surfaced, Maruti Suzuki has finally taken the wraps off the new 2022 Alto K10 (2022 Alto K10) today. He introduced the car lovers to the Alto K10. People now see it with all their hearts. Let us tell you that its booking has already started. Alto is one of the best selling cars in India. In such a situation, it is believed that there will be a huge craze for Alto K10 and people will rush to buy it.
Although the car is tested on many parameters, one thing that always remains in the buyer’s mind is safety. There can be no compromise on security. The ever-increasing road accidents in the country make people think about safety. Anyway, it is said that if there is life, then there is a world, in such a situation how can one take care of the safety of oneself and others. Let us tell you that special care has been taken in Maruti’s new Alto K10 car. The company under no circumstances leaves its customers in God and takes special care of them.
The company claims that the safety of passengers traveling in the Alto K10 is paramount. The journey should be completely safe. For this purpose, more than 15 technological safety features have been added to the car. These mainly include dual airbags, ABS (anti-braking system) with EBD (electronic brake force distribution), reverse parking sensors, door locks with speed sensor, high speed warning, seat belts with pretensioners. Luxury cars are usually seen to have such top class safety features. Now you can understand how many advantages there are in creating a car that has as great safety features as your companion. This means that if you are completely serious about your safety, then the Alto K10 will also leave no stone unturned to support you.
Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director and CEO, Maruti Suzuki India, said at the launch that the new Alto K10 will continue its legacy with a fresh new design, advanced technology, spacious interior, next generation K-series 1.0L engine and safety features. With the launch of the new K10, we expect the car to bring the joy of mobility into many homes. Also, it will further strengthen our relationship with our customers.


When first responders are doing well physically and mentally, the community is a safer place.
That's according to Bakersfield Fire Battalion Chief Casey Snow, who said when he and his fellow firefighters are in good mental health, they're better equipped to help out and make a difference in Bakersfield.
"Wellness for firefighters is very important," Snow said.
And after Gov. Gavin Newsom on Oct. 1 signed into law three bills focusing on first responders' mental health, firefighters and law enforcement officers alike will have more resources to ensure their mental health is a priority.
The California Firefighter Peer Support and Crisis Referral Services Act establishes statewide standards for first responder peer support programs. Peer support can include support on topics such as substance use and substance abuse; stress related to a a recent incident; grief; family issues; and injuries acquired in the line of duty.
The Trauma Treatment Act, the second bill signed into law by Newsom, will provide first responders with workers' compensation while they recover from mental health-related issues in instances where they may suffer stress-related illnesses from working.
The third law will prohibit a public agency from outsourcing its local emergency dispatch services to a private, for-profit entity to preserve the highest and best level of emergency response for the community it serves, the law states.
All three laws are intended to improve protections about mental health and post-traumatic stress for first responders.
If you or someone you know is in need of help or someone to talk to, call the Kern Behavioral Health & Recovery Services suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255.
Here are some other resources:
Kern County Mental Health Crisis Line: 1-800-991-5272
California Youth Crisis Hotline: text or call 1-800-843-5200
Crisis Text Line: Text “Listen” to 741-741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
Self-Injury Hotline: 1-800-366-8288
Teen Crisis Line: 1-800-8336
National Hopeline Network: 1-800-784-2433
CSUB Counselor Training Clinic: 661-654-3402
Veterans' Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 press 1
What's unique about first responders is the frequency with which they face traumatic events.
Veronica Munoz, disaster coordinator for Kern County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, said the average person will experience at least one traumatic event in their lifetime.
"The difference in first responders is every hour of their day is filled with traumatic events," Munoz said. "While their symptoms may look a lot like (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), they don’t always pay attention to them because it’s part of their normal day-to-day lifestyle."'
These symptoms include:
Difficulty managing emotions
Suicidal ideations or thoughts
It is important to note that everyone responds to trauma differently — there is no "one size fits all" reaction or response, Munoz said.
"Some of the incidents we respond to are very stressful, and that stress can carry over to our members' professional and personal lives," Snow said. "As a department, we see it’s important to be aware of this."
This is why BFD already has in place an employee assistance program through the city of Bakersfield for the department to use, and the department has already taken steps to get more peer support for its staff, Snow said.
Bakersfield Police Sgt. Nathan McCauley said BPD has been "quite proactive" in its approach to mental health concerns. BPD has a peer support program available to officers 24/7 as well as external counseling services. Officers have also gone through wellness training that covers a variety of mental health concerns and coping techniques, McCauley said.
"It has become a point of emphasis and part of the culture within our organization that we look after one another when it comes to recognizing signs of stress, and look to provide assistance before the problem grows too big," McCauley said. "We also have certain kinds of traumatic incidents that are tracked by the organization to keep us aware as a department of the amount of exposure our officers have to these incidents."
Angela Monroe, spokeswoman for the Kern County Sheriff's Office, said KCSO has multiple resources available for deputies. The employee assistance program provides counseling and other services to deputies who need them, and the Critical Incident Stress Management program provides deputies with resources after incidents that could be traumatic or stressful, Monroe said. KCSO also has a peer support group for deputies, she said.
The reaction among first responders to California's new laws has been positive.
For BPD, the Trauma Treatment Act will assist officers suffering from PTSD to get the help they need in a more efficient way, McCauley said.
"The mental health of our officers is always going to be something we are concerned with as an organization," McCauley said. "If an officer has an issue with PTSD that requires a worker’s comp claim, the easier that process is to get them assistance, the better."
Snow mirrored McCauley's sentiment, focusing on the the California Firefighter Peer Support and Crisis Referral Services Act and its potential to help BFD's firefighters.
"I can say with a lot of confidence that our members are very supportive of it," Snow said. "As a department, we see it’s important to be aware of this and to have members who can assist or have professionals who can help with stress debriefing."
Munoz also recognized how important and influential the passage of these three laws will be in the recovery of first responders who have experienced multiple traumatic events.
"I think it will assist in normalizing and bringing to the forefront the importance of mental health for our first responders," Munoz said. "Mental health is very important to their overall wellbeing. It’s OK to seek help, and recovery is possible."
2019 Mental Health Symposium Overcoming PTSD
A symposium put on by Kern County Behavioral Health, Kern County EMS, Bakersfield College, Kern County Fire and Aspire will focus on mental health and psychological first aid.
When: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 22
Where: Bakersfield College Auditorium
The symposium's keynote speaker, San Diego firefighter-paramedic Ben Vernon, will be presenting "Unexpected Nightmares."
Space is still available; contact Veronica Munoz by email at firstname.lastname@example.org or phone at 868-8228.


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Inspired by Homer's Iliad and Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde, Shakespeare's play explores heroism, love and betrayal against the backdrop of the Trojan War. This Penguin Shakespeare edition is edited by R. A. Foakes with an introduction by Colin Burrow. 'Lechery, still wars and lechery; nothing else holds fashion'. It is the seventh year of the Trojan War. The Greek army is camped outside Troy and Achilles - their military hero - refuses to fight. Inside the city Troilus, the Trojan King's son, falls in love with Cressida, whose father has defected to the Greek camp. In an exchange of prisoners the couple are split - they believe forever. The honour of lovers and soldiers is tested as a fierce battle begins and heroes must prove their worth. This book contains a general introduction to Shakespeare's life and Elizabethan theatre, a separate introduction to the play, a chronology, suggestions for further reading, an essay discussing performance options on both stage and screen, and a commentary.


Sydney’s champion trainer Chris Waller came up with a novel description of Paret after the gelding’s win at Rosehill Gardens.
“Paret is a second-tier good horse,’’ Waller said.
“Each carnival we see one go through the grades and I’m hoping it is Paret this spring.
“He could get to the Epsom Handicap, we will see how he goes.’’
Paret ($3.90 favourite) was brilliantly ridden by Hugh Bowman, coming from well back in the field with a ground-saving run near the rails before he forced his way through a narrow gap to win by a widening one-and-a-quarter lengths from stablemate Snitzel Day ($9) with Groundbreak ($6) running on well for third.
Waller said Paret has always shown ability on the training track but the decision to geld him could be the makings of him as a racehorse.
“He wasn’t an aggressive colt, wasn’t unruly, it wasn’t anything noticeable but clearly he is better as a gelding,’’ Waller said.
“With respect to the opposition, he is probably a better horse racing in moderate grade. Some horses don’t get beyond this grade but Paret should, he certainly has the ability.’’
Waller is hoping Paret is his 2018 version of Boban, a racehorse loaded with talent who found his best form after being gelded.
Boban raced his way through the grades during the 2013 spring carnival culminating with his dual Group 1 successes in the Epsom Handicap and Emirates Stakes.
Waller said he was buoyed by Paret’s first-up run when third to Star Of Monsoon two weeks ago.
“Jay Ford rode Paret very well in that race and said he has come back a better horse and will win a Group race,’’ Waller said.
“Hugh is our stable jockey so it was good to get his opinion of Paret today. It was a great ride, patient ride by Hugh and that was a big key to his win.
“I’ve purposely got a few of them like Paret up a bit earlier to help build their confidence and hopefully win a race or two.
“I can back off Paret a little, he doesn’t have to race again for another four weeks.’’
What impressed Waller and Bowman most was Paret’s willingness to take the gap between runners half-way down the straight before sprinting clear for an easy win.
“Paret wanted to be there,’’ Waller said. “Colts will have a bit of a look at it but geldings normally go straight through the gap.’’ – The Daily Telegraph