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With all of the graduations brewing, it was a shocker to me to remember that I hadn’t yet blogged such a special collection I did of a very special graduate last year. I was mostly devoted to my wedding work and found it really hard to fit anything in. As I’m blogging a bit more these days I wanted to bring that collection and that story to you guys because I don’t know how I didn’t previously!
JULIA…she was a connection for me from a friend who wanted to gift this to her [Julia is her neice]. The moment I started to connect with Julia, get to know her personality, got to see how cute and fun she was…I was so excited to work with her. Julia’s family is from my hometown but she was studying in Cal State Pomona. I felt so connected to her from all of the communicating we’d done and just knowing who her family was. She was immediately kind and treated me as she had already known me. There was something so captivating about Julia when I would photograph her. She was so much fun and I wanted to make sure to bring that side out of her but there was also this calm sincere softness to her that I wanted to capture as well. The connection she had with her mom on the sets of our shoot was just genuine and kind. You could tell she honored and respected her mom and that to me was a sign of a great young woman.
Julia the Grad.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering with a Minor in Materials Engineering [in 2018]. She first found a love for chemistry her sophomore year and then fell in love with chemical engineering as she grew to understand that everything around us revolves around this subject. “My major and minor make me feel like I can not only understand the world, but I can help build it. Originally, I thought chemical engineering was going to be like chemistry.. “but with engineering”. If I could re-name my major it should sound more like “process engineering”, because what we do is learn the process of a plant (petroleum, food industry, ammonia, etc..). I took chemistry classes until I mastered Organic Chemistry, and have barely used that information in any of my core classes. But it was still so fun to learn, since I still LOVE chemistry!”
I asked Julia if she had any set backs or hard times that made her want to quit or shift into another direction while attending school and she replied, “Between my third and fourth year of college, I was really struggling with my classes and understanding the material. I always knew it was going to be tough, but man, it was harder than I thought. Before this moment, I never struggled in any of my academics. I would stay late on campus studying material and it wasn’t enough so I would go home and brew up 3 cups of coffee to study some more. Exam nights were the absolute worse! It would be nearly 3/4am, and I would have my exams at 9 or 10am. I was barely passing these organic chemistry exams, I thought I loved chemistry but how?! I began to doubt my major and thought I could be doing WAY better at something else, something that was a little easier. BUT, I decided I’d come way too far to let some equations ruin what I spent 3 years working on. I stuck with my goals and stayed with my major.
“You gotta have a dream. If you don’t have a dream, how are you going to make a dream come true?” This has been a favorite quote of mine for 6 years. I don’t like hearing “dreams are overrated” or far-fetched, or whatever silly words people use. I don’t like hearing “be real, be practical”, because the greatest minds in the world weren’t that. Dreams are what drives this world and if you always set yourself to being practical and within a certain means, how are you ever going to know what is truly out there for you? You gotta have a dream!
How Julia felt about our session together.
“From the start Rubi was so easy to communicate with and told me everything I needed to know. Never have I had anything work so smoothly. The photoshoot itself was so fun and I loved every direction she took. I had texted Rubi ideas about a “sunkissed/sunset/nature” type of thing and she turned it into reality. The entire shoot was amazing but I absolutely adored the car session and the creativity with that. Those ended up being some of my favorite photos and they came out amazing.I have looked at my photos for hours at a time since I got my collection and still cannot get over how amazing they are. I know Rubi is a wedding photographer, but she’s absolutely amazing period. My sister loved the photos and texted me “I want to hire her so she can make me look like a model too!”. 100000/10, beautiful person, beautiful photography, would book again in a heart-beat.
My story to the car part: I saw the open road and I can’t resist an open road, but I was feeling really alive with Julia and I kept imagining this type of imagery. These car style shoots are nothing inventive on my part, it was just something I never really thought to try. At that moment, I just felt that with her, I saw it with her! That’s the key thing I always try to remember…to stay flexible and to make it about the client and not always necessary come with a full concept in mind. Now the tricky part was….could I achieve this even though I’d never tried it. Would the vision in my head translate in photos. With Julia’s mom taking a few speed road runs back and forth-with Julia feeling the moment and being present in that time and space-it was perfect…it was truly meant for her. It still is a shot that takes my breath away [below-b/w].
Love notes from Julia to those who supported her throughout this season.
Mom: Thank you mommy for all that you have given up in order for me to succeed. I cannot thank you enough for putting up with me for the past 22 years of life. Even when I felt discouraged, filled with negativity and anger, you still managed to love me and support me in any way you could. Your words always stay with me and I promise to do everything I can to make you proud. I will look up to you forever. Your courage, your strength, and your love, guide me towards a better life.
Gina: Thank you to my big-little sister for raising me when mom wasn’t there. Thank you for the endless amount of spoiling you gave me and continue to give me. Thank you for engraving permanent moments of us together into my memories. It’s because of you that I love strawberries, dip my french fries in bbq sauce, and think of watching the Little Mermaid every-time I make top ramen. I love you and look up to your success, you paved the way for me to be able to do this.
Michelle and Jay: Thank you to both of you for always being present in my life and offering support when needed. For checking in on me and offering opportunities nobody else could bring me. I am so fortunate to have both of you love me and share this moment with me. Because you always think of me and give me some of the best advice and stories, I feel so blessed.
Raul: Thank you for being in my life for the past 4 years, but being there for me the past 2. My family get’s to see the success. But you were there with me during the struggles. I have never had anyone understand me the way you do, or be so patient with me the way that you are. Thank you for listening to me and being there for me when I needed.


Cambridge, MA and Los Angeles, CA; 07, September 2017: Children's author and wildlife investigator Jake G. Panda has partnered with sound specialist Roger Rittner and Pulp Radio™ to bring his rip-roaring adventures "The Endangered Files" to headphones everywhere. The first tale, "The Case of the Cursed Dodo," is a hilarious wild and woolly mystery designed to teach young listeners about the serious topic of endangered species in a fun and informative way.
This unique audio book, recorded in the Enhanced-O-Rama, follows Jake and a cast of endangered animals on a wild and woolly globe-trotting adventure involving a lost suitcase, a green bird, and a bunch of double-crossing critters all hot on the trail of The Cursed Dodo. It features the vocal talents of Michael McConnahie, Bobb Lynes, J. W. Terry, Dave Mallow, Molly Brandenburg, Antoinette Attell, Chris Cabrera, Barbara Watkins, and Miss Peggy Judy.
"The Case of the Cursed Dodo" is now available for digital download or as a deluxe three CD set. Adventurous listeners can check out a sample chapter and learn more by visiting: http://www.endangeredfiles.com
Jake G. Panda has been called "a hardboiled Winnie-the-Pooh." He works in the protection business at Wildlife's Last Resort, a flophouse for endangered animals. He's the hotel snoops. The resident fuzz. He jots down his adventures with the help of a successful New England screenwriter who prefers to keep a low profile.
Roger Rittner is an award-winning communicator and producer of audio programming for National Public Radio, local Los Angeles radio stations, and commercial clients. Roger also created the Variety Arts Radio Theatre, which recreated old-time radio shows as live stage productions for more than 10 years at Los Angeles' Variety Arts Center. "The Case of the Cursed Dodo" and his other radio dramas can be found at http://www.pulpradio.net/Case_of_the_Cursed_Dodo.html
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The Plasco building, located on the northeast side of Istanbul's crossroads, crashed in January 1995. The alternative building must have the same features as the previous building in order to use the most facilities and the best equipment during construction. The building consists of 5 underground floors, a high ground floor and then 15 floors with commercial and office use and a restaurant. The dimensions of the building in the plan are 31 meters × 35 meters and the height of the building is 63 meters from the base level.
The Plasco building is a nostalgic waste due to its antiquity and, of course, its location, which is important and memorable for the majority of citizens. The importance of Plasco's surrounding texture and the nostalgic look of the old building can be summed up in two key points:
Avoid deconstruction and clutter in the design of the new building (which causes inconsistency in the valuable surrounding texture of the building) and inspiration and use of the shape and materials and some of the main elements of the old building.
Indicative elements in the old building that have been used in the design are the design and geometry of the metal facade, the use of wides and reflective surfaces (waterfront, etc.) and two colors, white and red.
Inspired by the materials and geometry of the Plasco building's façade, the metal mesh covering the building (the second shell and the glass facade of the office floors) is not only aesthetic or nostalgic, but also improves by controlling surfaces exposed to intense sunlight. The interior conditions of the building and the increase in the level of comfort of the users help.
The memorial space, which is located on the fifth floor and on a par with the 6-story building on the north floor, is dedicated to the reconstruction of scenes from the incident as artistic performances (and art concept projects, photos, videos, etc.) inside and outside the space. It has tried to show parts of the efforts and courage of the firefighters. The middle space of this floor is an artistic performance and two side spaces of the memorial floor, which are decorated with images of firefighters.


DE-CIX, the global Internet Exchange (IX) operator and home to the largest carrier and data center neutral interconnection ecosystem on the planet, welcomes Crocker Communications to its North American Transport Partner program.
Crocker Communications provides enterprise-class services including voice, Internet, connectivity, as well as municipality-operated broadband solutions in Greenfield and Springfield, Massachusetts.
The enhanced partnership leverages a Network-to-Network Interconnection (NNI) to enable Crocker’s customer’s seamless access to DE-CIX New York, the largest carrier and data center neutral and Open-IX certified IX operating in New York and the greater Northeast region.
Since 1965, Crocker Communications has been providing cutting-edge telecommunications solutions for municipalities, businesses, and residents throughout its network footprint. Leveraging DE-CIX’s proven interconnection platform, Crocker expanded its relationship to enable their customers seamless connectivity to DE-CIX New York. In doing so, Crocker customers can now purchase a transport connection to reach DE-CIX that delivers greater control over their Internet performance, including routing, latency and direct connectivity. In addition, customers can benefit from DE-CIX’s multi-service interconnection solutions including peering, private connectivity, cloud connectivity, Microsoft Azure Peering Service – enhancing direct access for Office365 solutions – as well as closed-user groups for private ecosystem connectivity. Network operators across Western Massachusetts can now leverage a private transport connection on Crocker’s network to reach DE-CIX New York to directly peer with content providers, ISPs, carriers, enterprise businesses and more.
One connection to DE-CIX New York provides access to networks connected to the global DE-CIX interconnection fabric across North America including DE-CIX operated exchanges in Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix and Richmond. Also, with the access to DE-CIX in North America enables customers are able to have a one-hop access to DE-CIX Frankfurt, the largest neutral IX in Europe, and multiple other DE-CIX IXs across its carrier and data center neutral interconnection ecosystem.
“Our partnership with Crocker Communications continues our focused growth on regional Transport Partner coverage” comments Ed d’Agostino, VP and General Manager of DE-CIX North America. “Businesses, ISPs, Colleges and Universities across Western Massachusetts can readily access cost-effective, turnkey connectivity from our platform to help bridge the digital divide.”
“The DE-CIX platform has been a key service differentiator for our services, providing us the ability to manage routing more closely, reach content more directly, and lower our costs to ensure our service remains both reliable and affordable,” comments Matthew Crocker of Crocker Communications. “Through this interconnection, our network performance improves while enabling our customers access to a suite of enhanced solutions including private connectivity, cloud onramps and more. Now our customers can choose DE-CIX as a destination where we empower customers with seamless access to the world’s largest neutral IX operator is a benefit to all of our customers.”
DE-CIX North America Inc., established in 2013, is a wholly owned subsidiary of DE-CIX International AG, the international arm of DE-CIX, the world’s leading Internet Exchange operator. Together, the DE-CIX Internet Exchanges in New York, Dallas, Chicago, Richmond and Phoenix create the largest neutral interconnection ecosystem in North America. DE-CIX is providing network and data center-neutral peering and interconnection services in North America. With access to DE-CIX North Americas’ Internet Exchanges, customers gain more control of their networks and access to world-class content providers, as well as IP transit, Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Blackholing services to mitigate the effects of DDoS attacks.
DE-CIX New York is the 5th largest Internet Exchange in the US. It is carrier and data center-neutral and Open-IX certified. The IX platform is distributed across major carrier hotels and data centers throughout each metro region it serves. DE-CIX operates more access points than any other Internet Exchange in North America.


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What does a 6’9” 18 year old have in common with a 4’ 6 year old?
Over the past year Spartanburg Methodist College has partnered with its neighbor Jesse Bobo Elementary School to bring an early morning reading program to students who arrive for early breakfast. Five SMC athletic teams (Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball, and Wrestling) along with members of the SMC faculty and staff met Jesse Bobo students in the library, classrooms, and gym to share their favorite books. “Our athletes were barely awake when they arrived at Jesse Bobo at 7:00 in the morning; but, as soon as the children arrived our students came alive and enjoyed the morning just as much as the Bobo Bears. I am proud that these young men and women were willing to get up so early to show our young neighbors how important reading and an education are to success,” stated SMC President, Dr. Colleen P. Keith.

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Where is it? 152 Cherry Street Burlington, Vermont 05401 888-547-4327
What's in it? A comprehensive selection of gear for Camping, Hiking & Backpacking, Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing & Mountaineering, Telemark Skiing, Alpine Touring (AT Skiing) & Nordic Skiing, Kayaking, Adventure Travel & Yoga.
Store hours: Monday - Thursday 10-7 | Friday 10-8 | Saturday 10-8 | Sunday 10-6
Anything else? At GearX.com we are passionate about the outdoors. We are committed to selling quality gear at the best prices possible to make the outdoors accessible and affordable for all levels of ability, from the occasional backpacker to the most accomplished mountaineer. We have fun outdoors and want to share that passion with our customers. We love the gear we sell and want to help people get the most out of the outdoors by sharing our knowledge, experience and killer deals!
GearX.com is the online sibling to the Outdoor Gear Exchange (OGE), both located in beautiful Burlington, Vermont. Our mission is to give you, the customer, great gear at a great price. We believe everyone should be able to get out and have fun! By buying smart and well over a decade in the business we offer the best deals possible on a comprehensive selection of gear for Camping, Hiking & Backpacking, Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing & Mountaineering, Telemark Skiing, Alpine Touring (AT Skiing) & Nordic Skiing, Kayaking, Adventure Travel & Yoga.
We also stock fashionable threads and kicks for the outdoor lifestyle!
For nearly 14 years GearX.com and the OGE have helped you make the right gear decisions to make your next adventure everything you've dreamed it would be.
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Here’s how we calculated the greenest cities in the world. First, we identified the top 20 cities in the world by the largest percentage of city area which is public green space, based on the latest available data. We then used these figures, combined with the city’s area (m2) and population, to determine green space per capita.
‘Green space’ includes parks and gardens.
Below is the World Cities Culture Forum’s rankings for most green space in total, which represents the percentage of total public green space (parks and gardens) compared to the size of the city. We compared this to our own data (green space per person) to see any disparity between the two.


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I bet you’re wondering what a screen grab from Full House has in common with a random picture of construction? And if you guessed my first DIY project, then you hit the nail on the head!
I chose to alter a a screen-grab from the opening credits of the popular TV show Full House (pictured below) because it is iconic imagery of a neighborhood in San Francisco. I found the photo after searching ‘Full House opening’ on Google. The image is the work of J. Bruce Nielsen; the Cinematographer on Full House.
I then decided to add the construction of a condo building over one of the existing row houses. I cut out the condo/commercial construction from an image (pictured below) by journalist Mark Boyer of YoChicago!
I chose to essentially merge the two photos to showcase the commercial construction going on in a neighborhood. The construction alludes to the gentrification that is currently underway in many American neighborhoods, especially areas where people of a lower socio-economic status reside.
The finishing touch I put on the photo was to cut out the text ‘Unaffordable House’ in the Full House font over the newly altered photo. The text came from this video (screen-grab below) that was initially altered by Al Jazeera+. The text that I added to my manipulated photo is a play on Full House‘s opening sequence. It conveys the message that because of the construction of condos, like the one I edited into the first photo, the price of housing in a particular area rises making housing unaffordable for some.
The final image (picture below) is a commentary on how gentrification changes neighborhoods and how that change can be negative. The familiarity of the Full House opening is tweaked and somewhat strange; just like gentrification or the development or luxury condos in residential areas can throw off the balance of familiarity of a neighborhood.
Essentially the new photo tells a story of a familiar neighborhood that is changing aesthetically and economically because of gentrification.

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The treatment of brain injuries, and indeed the care needed for someone who has suffered a brain injury can often be very expensive. If the treatment is not covered by healthcare or insurance, in the case of someone being treated abroad for example, or if the patient needs extensive recuperation and cannot work following their treatment, it is often very hard for families to cope.
Choose to fundraise for a charity who supports those impacted by a brain injury or raise money for your own cause by crowdfunding.
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Team HJA ran the London 10K to raise money for the Child Brain Injury Trust.
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After Dobby suffered a near fatal brain injury, his friends have started crowdfunding to support his family.
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Bobby's 115km challenge
Bobby walked 115km of St Declan's Way to raise money for Acquired Brain Injury Ireland.

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Replacing a fork has a few deminsions that need to match or be really close for things to work out well. unfortunately the new supply of forks is less then it was a number of years ago.
The steerer spec needs to be the same, unless the headset is also replaced. Long enough length and if threaded (as yours is) the threads also need to be long enough and of the correct spec (unless the headset and maybe the stem are changed) , diameter (to fit the frame, headset and stem). The fork crown race seat can be cut smaller but not the other way.
The drop outs need to have a wide enough slot width for the ft axle (this can be filed larger). The axle to brake hole (or canti/vee bosses) length close to the original so the stock brakes can be adjusted so that the pads still contact the rim well, or the brake will need replacing. This also includes any clearance for a fender be still present. If the caliper has to be of less reach said fender space could be lost. Will the drop outs need a fender eyelet or rack mounts?
The crown controls three factors that usually don't have a lot of variation but still can come into play. First is the mentioned crown race seat. For a 1" steerer this is either 27.0 or 26.4. Second is the crown seat to brake hole. A small range of common deminsions here so usually not noted. Third is the width between the blades. Again not usually a concern but if you're running a 32mm tire and find a race fork check this deminsion or suffer from possible tire/blade rub.
The last deminsion of concern is the fork's rake. This can be measured (don't trust a bike's spec chart) by supporting the fork's steerer level on a raised block (vee blocks are best), level the blades and drop outs, measure up from the table to the axle and the table to the underside of the steerer then subtract the steerer's height off the table and half the steerer's diameter from the axle height.
Outside of the steerer's fitting the head tube diamener and length wise all the other deminsions can be fudged some. Changing headset, stem, ft brake, cutting race seat, filing drop out slots can all be done to make a fork otherwise work. Having said all that getting as close a match is the first choice. Andy.


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All our events are designed to introduce more people to British pilgrimage, raise funds for the BPT, and to help establish a network of British pilgrim sleep-spots.
Come along, have an amazing time, and support the revival of British Pilgrimage.
Sat 29th Sep 2018: A 40th Anniversary North Downs Way Pilgrim Festival Pilgrimage – 2 miles in a short afternoon.
BPT’s Guy will guide you on this 2.2 mile micro-pilgrimage, beginning with lunch at the Honest Miller pub in Brook, then walking from St Mary’s Church, Brook, with its famous medieval wall paintings, through fields via the ancient holy well of St Eustace (with purification for safe drinking!) and arriving at our destination, St Gregory’s and St Martin’s Church, Wye, in time for the North Downs Way 40th Anniversary Pilgrim Festival Feast, and Guy singing pilgrim songs from 7-7.15pm.

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There’s no cut this week at the BMW Championship, the second leg of the 2021 FedEx Cup Playoffs.
But after 36 holes, the projected FedEx Cup standings are sorting some things out. Namely, we’re getting a sense of who needs to do what over the weekend if he wants to advance to the season finale at the Tour Championship.
One player who’s in great shape is Rory McIlroy. He’s tied for the lead and has moved up 10 spots to No. 2 behind Dustin Johnson in the points. He’s attempting to become the first to win back-to-back FedEx Cups and the first to win three times.
Only the top 30 players in the points move on to East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.
Top 5 before the BMW
Top 5 after 36 holes
Biggest move up
Cantlay shot a 2-under 68 on Friday, one of only two players – along with Brendon Todd – to go 2 under for the day. Olympia Fields is proving to be one tough track this week, with Hideki Matsuyama’s first-round 67 the low score of the week so far. Cantlay had four birdies and an eagle but also a double bogey but is tied for the BMW lead with McIlroy at 1 under. They are the only two players under par so far.
In the top 30… for now
Mackenzie Hughes checks in at No. 30, up six spots, while Adam Scott is up nine spots to 29. Joaquinn Niemann is sitting at No. 28 after moving up three spots. Viktor Hovland has dropped three spots but is still at No. 27.
On the other hand, Cameron Champ and Cameron Smith both dropped six spots and are both currently on the outside looking in, with Champ at No. 31 and Smith at No. 32. Adam Long and Kevin Streelman also dropped six spots and sit at No. 33 and 34, respectively.
Other big movers
Louis Oosthuizen, who birded the 18th hole at the Northern Trust last Sunday to nab the No. 70 spot in the BMW, has moved up 28 more slots after his second-round 69. It’s the second biggest jump behind Cantlay’s. Oosthuizen is up to No. 42.
Has work to do
Speaking of Tiger, he entered the BMW at No. 57. According to the PGA Tour, in a tweet posted before the first round, Woods “likely needs a solo-fourth or better to advance to the Tour Championship.” Woods shot a second-round 75 and couple that with his first-round 73 and he is ahead of just 12 players this week. He is now No. 63 in the points. Atlanta is looking like a long shot for Woods.
Tiger Woods silent after another disappointing day at the at BMW Championship
A U.S. Open breaks out at Olympia Fields in the BMW Championship

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Cardiopulmonary arrest and cardiopulmonary monitoring. Sixteen articles, 104 pages. Curr Opin Crit Care 2011;17:211-315. Cardiac arrest review.
Update in cystic fibrosis 2010. Mogayzel PJ, Flume PA. AJRCCM 2011;183:1620-1624. Cystic fibrosis review.
From intensive care to critical care medicine: a historical perspective. Weil HW, Tang W. AJRCCM 2011;183:1451-1453.
Lung transplantation. Sixteen articles, 217 pages. Clinics in Chest Med 2011;32:199-416.
Update in environmental and occupational medicine 2010. Budinger GRS, Mutlu GM. AJRCCM 2011;183:1614-1619.
Update in sleep medicine 2010. Mokhlesi B, Gozal D. AJRCCM 2011;183:1472-1476. Sleep review.
Managing cystic fibrosis: strategies that increase life expectancy and improve quality of life. Cohen-Cymberknoh M et al. AJRCCM 2011;183:1463-1471.
Parasitic infections of the lung: a guide for the respiratory physician. Kunst H et al. Thorax 2011;66:528-536.
What the pulmonary specialist should know about the new inhalation therapies. Laube BL, ERJ 2011;37:1308-1417.
A brief historical and theoretical perspective on patient autonomy and medical decision making: Part II: the autonomy model. Will JF, CHEST 2011;139:1491-1497. ICU Ethics review.
Singh et al’s meta-analysis of 13 randomized trials of pioglitazone or rosiglitazone lasting for at least one year. There were 130 pneumonias among the 8,163 treated patients, and 100 among the 9,464 controls, for a relative risk of 1.40 for the thiazolidinedione group (CI 1.1-1.8, p=0.01). Pioglitazone showed more of a signal with a significant RR of [... read more]
Evans et al attempted a meta-analysis of 9 randomized trials (7 in adults) testing prolonged (4 to 52 weeks) antibiotics in people with bronchiectasis. There was an improvement in “clinical response rate,” a poorly-defined endpoint, in 2 trials, but no difference in exacerbation rates or lung function. Emergence of resistant bacteria was not tested or [... read more]
An attempted meta-analysis of 11 heterogeneous, moderate-quality randomized trials could demonstrate no benefit of incentive spirometry in preventing postoperative pulmonary complications or mortality, in 1,160 patients undergoing upper abdominal surgery, report Guimaraes et al. Cochrane Database Sys Rev 2011;3:CD006058.
Acute lung injury & critical care update for 2010: Vadasz I, Sznajder J, AJRCCM 2011;183:1147-1152. ARDS review. Critical care review.
Antibiotic dosing in multiple organ dysfunction syndrome: Ulldemolins et al, CHEST 2011;139:1210-1220.
COPD Update for 2010: Han MK, AJRCCM 2011;183:1311-1315. COPD review.
Degree of overventilation during exercise predicts bad outcomes in heart failure: Sue D, AJRCCM 2011;183:1302-1310. CPET review.
Complete mediastinal lymph node dissection (MLND) is recommended during all surgical reactions of lung cancer — yet “complete” has never been defined, and in a community study, 43% of patients got no MLND. In prospective randomized clinical trial data on 524 patients, Darling et al found that 99% of patients had at least 6 LNs removed, and 90% had 10 [... read more]
Diagnostic value of halo and reversed-halo signs in immune-compromised hosts. Georgiadou SP et al, Clin Infect Dis 2011;52:1144-1155. Review.
Diffuse parenchymal lung disease, Update for 2010: Markart P et al, AJRCCM 2011;183:1316-1321.


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Oranges from Jaffa - A true story about the end of the golden age of Palestine
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Oranges from Jaffa is the coming-of-age story of Nicolas Sayegh, a Palestinian »Tom Sawyer«, who together with his friends roams the sun-drenched streets of 1940's Jaffa, this ancient Arab city fragrant with the smell of orange blossoms. Nicolas' carefree childhood however comes to an abrupt end in the spring of 1948, when his family and many others have to flee, as Jaffa is surrendered to its new Jewish rulers. Oranges from Jaffa paints the life and culture of a well-to-do Palestinian family and Jaffa society as a whole, shortly before the occupation and the creation of the state of Israel, in a whole new way. A true story and a novel against oblivion. Written by Nicolas's daughter.
Available since: 11/29/2022.
Print length: 160 pages.

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WEST Midlands Police has received an extra £100,000 boost to help police Coventry’s UK City of Culture.
The force has a policing team dedicated to planning City of Culture, working closely with the Trust and partners.
Deputy police and crime Commissioner Waheed Saleem said: “The Coventry City of Culture is a truly remarkable and exciting project and one that makes me immensely proud. It will offer the people of Coventry, and beyond, new experiences and opportunities.
“We will harness the energy created by the event to inspire change, build positive role models and raise aspiration for the city’s young people. I’m confident the benefits will be reaped years into the future.
“It will of course be a big operation for West Midlands Police. That’s why I’m investing an extra £100,000 in the event to ensure the safety and security of local people and visitors alike.”
Officers are not only getting ready to support Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture, starting on May 15 and running for 12 months, but will be working alongside artists using arts and culture to tackle major issues affecting the city.
City of Culture Policing Lead, Chief Inspector Helen Kirkman said: “With so many exciting and innovative events taking place, it was important that our planning team was in place early. We are continually learning what an important role the arts and cultural sector can play in reducing crime, connecting with communities, better understanding the issues that face them, and protecting people.”
Exploitation and youth violence are among key issues to be addressed by this summer’s programme of events revealed yesterday (Tuesday March 2) by Coventry UK City of Culture Trust.
An appointed artist-in-residence will spend time with West Midlands Police observing their work with young people.
CVX, a three-day arts activism festival curated by young people in the city with Positive Youth Foundation and the rapper JAY1 in August is set to be one of the first UK music festivals under the government’s roadmap out of lockdown.
Catherine Stock, the Community and Engagement Lead for City of Culture, said: “Many of the City of Culture programmes have been designed to specifically tackle community safety priorities, with the Trust addressing this with one of their strands of work focussing on exploitation and youth violence.
“CVX is a key event for us. We are working closely with the producer for the event to ensure artists are advocates and positive role models for the young people of Coventry; using their position of influence to try to bring about change.
“The festival will also showcase final outputs of ongoing projects, one of which being our ‘Barriers to Bridges’ Artist in Residency. Once appointed, the artist will spend time with the force, to observe and understand our work and engagements with young people. Alongside this they will also run workshops with young people who have experience of the police and the criminal justice system.
“The artist will creatively investigate experiences, relationships and perceptions between both parties over the course of several weeks, and then create a final performance that will be showcased at CVX that will also explore the role arts and culture might have in breaking down barriers between police and young people and building bridges in order to reduce youth violence in the city.”
A street art festival, In Paint We Trust will feature local, regional and national street artists, with 20 new artworks transforming vertical and horizontal spaces across the city.
The first commission is set to be delivered with St Michaels Neighbourhood Team in Hillfields.
Funded by the Home Office’s Safer Streets initiative, local PCSO Adam Bettison recently ran a competition with primary schools in the area to design artwork that was based on tackling the topics of bullying, internet safety, road safety and knife crime. The winning artwork will be recreated by the street artists in collaboration with the Watch Centre in Hillfields.
Coventry’s City Centre Inspector Simon Finney said: “We hope this will be the start of many future collaborations and that we can continue to work with local residents to support public artwork that reflects communities as a whole and through these collaborations tackle community safety issues that matter to the residents of Coventry.”
You can find out more about Coventry City of Culture events here, or sign up to the force’s free messaging channel WMNow where you can receive updates. You can also follow the City of Culture Policing Team on Twitter @CovPolice2021.


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Teachers will be sending home with your kids a week ahead of the Book Fair a flyer that provides a preview of only a few of the many books available to purchase during the fair and an invitation to our MUFFINS & BOOKS WITH A LOVED ONE and another one to our HOT DOG SOCIAL & BOOK FAIR FAMILY NIGHT! The flyers include a special raffle ticket to enter to win the prizes below, so please bring your ticket to the event.
Volunteers are needed, click here to sign up. Please note that you can only use this link on a computer, no mobile sign up. Thanks!
You can now send your student to the fair without handling any cash! Scholastic Book Fairs is now offering an eWallet payment option. Just set up an account here and have funds immediately available for your child to shop at the Book Fair.
This year, our "All for Books" school-wide collection will benefit all our kids as we will be using it to purchase lots of new books for our Library!! Our goal is to reach 100% parent participation, no amount is too large or too small! PLUS, the TOP TWO classrooms that collect the highest amount will receive a Pizza Day.
BOOK FAIR HOURS:
- - : MUFFINS & BOOKS WITH A LOVED ONE
- STARTS AT : HOT DOG SOCIAL
SPECIAL EVENTS: YOU ARE INVITED!
- Breakfast and Books with a Loved One: on , from children are invited to bring their grandparents, aunts/uncles, parents and other loved ones to have muffins, fruit, coffee and juice and shop at our Spring Book Fair! You could win an Electric S’mores Maker and $25 Amazon Gift Card.
- Hot Dog Social and Book Fair Family Night: on It will be a fun night for all that includes Hot Dogs, photo booth, mystery readers, scavenger hunt, and fun raffles!! You could win a Chatty Charlie the Barkin’ Beagle $50 in books $25 for you and $25 for your classroom!!
- ENTER OUR BIG RAFFLE: Get a ticket for every $50 dollar you spend during the Book Fair for a chance to win the MiP the Toy Robot!
- Online Shopping Available: Our ONLINE FAIR is available for an extended time this year, starting on scholastic.com/bf/
greenwichcatholicschool1for a direct link to the online book fair once it starts!
, so you can buy your kids wish list if you can’t make it to the Book Fair, or share with Grandparents and any extended family. All orders will ship free to our school. Go to
- There will also be a classroom wish list at the book fair if you would like to grant a book wish to a class please check the display at the fair and you will get a ticket to win a Giant Stuffed Dog!
Don’t forget to mark the Book Fair dates on your calendar! We look forward to seeing you at our Scholastic Book Fair and thank you, in advance, for supporting this great literary fundraiser!

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Amazing seafood here all served very very fresh. Loved the Lobster some of the best I have had. Amazing Sydney Rock Oysters also.
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We stumbled upon Nicks walking the promenade. My father in law wanted somewhere special for a family gathering. It was very busy and we waited an hour for a table while we had cocktails. The oysters were very poor. They had been sitting open a...More
Fresh seafood good steaks very good service price mid range good selection of wines ,just across from the water in Darling Harbour
We stopped in for breakfast on a Sunday morning. Great menu options. We got the Omelette and the Eggs Benedict. The Eggs Benedict dish was a little cold but still yummy. Friendly staff. Nice atmosphere. Good coffee. Fair prices.
This restaurant is situated in darling harbour and has lovely views. The seafood is amazing and I’m just gutted I didn’t try the platters which looked fantastic,this place was so good I would of gone back every night, but you do have to try other...More
Was so looking forward to my return visit to Nicks but what a disappointment. We ordered the 180dlr seafood platter for two with Lobster having previously enjoyed this so much but gosh it was disappointing. The platter arrived and amongst the fish were three black...More
Three of us had dinner here, even though they were busy, we were attended to immediately. The waiters were so friendly & helpful. Our food came out quickly & our wonderful waiter gave recommendations & suggestions. I would definitely recommend this restaurant & look forward...More
Delightful location and what a perfectly cooked tuna steak, chargrilled, a chef who understands timing for sure. When ordering I was asked whether I would like salad or chips. I don’t eat chips as a rule, so salad it was, but chips were delivered? I...More
The position by the water is good and the $12 lunch special was also good. However the Receptionist kept people waiting 5-10 minutes when there were tables available. Some people just walked away. Our $40 lunch jumped to $50 for the weekend loading, ie, $10...More
This place used to be go-to and we'd often go. No longer so. They served up a half empty lobster. Seemingly the rest was in their pasta dish. Another mornay came as Thermidor then re-presented cold, went back a second time. We're not ones to...More

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Posts with tag "rush limbaugh"
- Posted Dec 31st 2009 at 07:19 AM by Sam Brand
Rush Limbaugh's Web site posted the following statement late Wednesday: "Rush was admitted to a Honolulu hospital today and is resting comfortably after suffering chest pains. Rush appreciates your prayers and well wishes. He will keep you updated via RushLimbaugh.com and on Thursday's radio program." According to Hawaii's KITV, the 58-year-old radio host was rushed to a Honolulu hospital after...
- Posted Sep 25th 2009 at 01:30 PM by Sam Brand
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§ 32C-2-211. Estates, trusts, and other beneficial interests.
(a) In this section, the term "estate, trust, or other beneficial interest" means a trust, probate estate, guardianship, conservatorship, escrow, or custodianship or a fund from which the principal is, may become, or claims to be, entitled to a share or payment.
(b) Unless the power of attorney otherwise provides, language in a power of attorney granting general authority with respect to estates, trusts, and other beneficial interests authorizes the agent to do all of the following:
(1) Accept, receive, receipt for, sell, assign, pledge, or exchange a share in or payment from an estate, trust, or other beneficial interest.
(2) Demand or obtain money or another thing of value to which the principal is, may become, or claims to be, entitled by reason of an estate, trust, or other beneficial interest, by litigation or otherwise.
(3) Exercise for the benefit of the principal a presently exercisable general power of appointment held by the principal.
(4) Initiate, participate in, submit to alternative dispute resolution, settle, oppose, or propose or accept a compromise with respect to litigation to ascertain the meaning, validity, or effect of a deed, will, declaration of trust, or other instrument or transaction affecting the interest of the principal.
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(6) Conserve, invest, disburse, or use anything received for an authorized purpose.
(7) Transfer an interest of the principal in real property, stocks and bonds, accounts with financial institutions or securities intermediaries, insurance, annuities, and other property to the trustee of a revocable trust created by the principal as settlor. (2017-153, s. 1.)

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The late start to Toronto’s spring real estate market appears to have pushed the selling season further toward the summer.
This week, 31 Summerhill Gardens sold for $1.845-million. The house, which was featured in this column last week, belongs to Matthew Teitelbaum and Susan Cohen. Mr. Teitelbaum is the departing director of the Art Gallery of Ontario and the couple put their family home on the market after Mr. Teitelbaum announced he’s moving to a new post at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts.
Real estate agent Eileen Farrow of Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd. had set an asking price of $1.825-million and an offer date of May 26. Three bidders were hovering, Ms. Farrow says, but in the end only one registered an offer and the house sold above asking.
Competition among buyers does not seem as fierce as it was earlier in the year. New listings are still arriving on the market after cool weather all the way through April deterred a lot of homeowners from listing earlier.
“I think that the spring market isn’t going to end until late June,” says real estate agent Ira Jelinek of Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. “That’s when a lot of summer plans kick in for buyers and for real estate agents.”
He says three to five offers are the norm at the moment for houses listed between $599,000 and $1.2-million, where the heaviest competition takes place.
Mr. Jelinek does most of his business with young buyers and sellers in midtown and downtown Toronto. He’s seeing a slight thinning of the crowds of bidders that were turning up earlier in the spring.
He says about 80 per cent of his clients who have dropped out of the market have struck a deal by now, while the other 20 per cent have decided to hold off while they save for a larger down payment.
He adds that agents working with buyers have to invest a lot of time in helping their clients to find a property and those who find bidding wars vexing may drop out all together. By contrast, any house listed for sale is likely to sell quickly.
“You’ve got to list to live in my industry right now.”
More listings are coming on as sellers hear about the success of their neighbours, Mr. Jelinek adds.
In the downtown condo market, he sees “good equilibrium,” with many units selling within 30 days.
For example, Mr. Jelinek recently listed a condo unit on the 35th floor at 18 Yonge St. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit had an asking price of $538,500 and sold slightly below that at $526,500.
The agent typically lets others in the building know that a unit is coming onto the market. “I’ll door knock before an open house and invite the neighbours.”
He made a followup phone call to the owner of a unit with the same floor plan on the 25th floor. That owner decided to list when he heard about the earlier sale. This time, Mr. Jelinek set an asking price of $554,000 and the unit sold for $542,000.
Meanwhile, Aura’s largest penthouse was completed about a week ago. Canderel Residential Inc., which built the 80-storey tower at the corner of Yonge and Gerrard streets, has divided the top residential floor into four suites.
Unit 7910 is on the market with an asking price of $3.75-million, says Canderel Residential’s vice-president of sales and marketing, Rizwan Dhanji.
The two-bedroom-plus-den unit offers 3,055 square feet of living space in the south-west corner of the building. In addition to being the largest, it also offers the building’s prime view, says Mr. Dhanji, gazing out at the CN Tower to the south and Lake Ontario in the distance.
Originally, Canderel offered one 11,370-square-foot penthouse that covered the entire floor. When the $18.5-million unit failed to attract a buyer, the developer rejigged the floor plan, Mr. Dhanji says.
“The demand for pricing in that $18-[million] to $19-million range is very slim in Toronto,” he said recently during a visit to the suite. “Had we put this in New York, it would have probably sold in a day. We know that the market is thin here in Toronto so we’ve carved it up into four suites.”
A 7,000-square-foot penthouse at Museum House on Bloor Street West is currently listed with an asking price of $10.5-million. Tridel’s Ten York, which is under construction, has a penthouse listed with an asking price of $4.265-million. Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto sold its penthouse in 2011 for $28-million.
There is plenty of choice for those who have $3.7-million or so to spend on a completed condo in the city, including units at the Trump Residence, 155 Cumberland St. and 1888 Bayview Ave.
Aura is currently the tallest residential tower in Canada but some other contenders are on the drawing board or under construction, including “The One” at Yonge and Bloor and two Mirvish and Gehry towers on King Street West.
The largest suite at Aura is now painted and filled with furniture, chandeliers and art. While it offers such luxuries as a free-standing tub in the marble-clad master bathroom, Mr. Dhanji says the panorama is the key selling feature of the unit.
On a cloudy day in the city, residents can see clear skies out the window as they hover above the clouds, he says. On a perfectly clear day, they can see the mist from Niagara Falls across the lake, he says.
“It’s pretty incredible – especially in the evening time when the lights go on in the city and you really see Toronto for what it’s like. It’s very different [from] living very close to the waterfront where … in the evening time you basically see darkness and see the water.”
Some of those who have taken in the vista include downsizing baby boomers who want to sell their north Toronto houses but not give up all of the space, says Mr. Dhanji.
Potential buyers from China, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Russia have also shown interest, he says.
International buyers are used to living in condo towers and they want to live downtown, he adds.
Mr. Dhanji says the four penthouses, which start at $1,009,900 for the smallest, 900-square foot unit, are almost complete. Workers are finishing up the last two.
All of the building’s 994 units are sold except for the last three, says the executive.


Praise for "Only at Night":
"Candysound somehow strikes a warm, comforting balance between jaunty and subdued, like Bloc Party chilling way out or Vampire Weekend on downers." -Stephen Carradini, Independent Clauses
"The result is a charming track with jangly guitars, mellow pop undertones, and the ethereal vocals of your iPod’s most-played shoegaze." -Chloe Hoy, The Permanent Rain Press
"Will someone please teleport me to the West Coast on a sunset-lit beach with huge speakers playing Candysound’s sweet jam? Would definitely take anyone up on that offer." -Adam Mullins, Cup of Chords
"Teo is an unbelievable songwriter, but this new release is above and beyond anything the band has released previously (still acknowledging that 'Past Lives' and 'Now + Then' are Bellingham classics)." -Hayden Eller, What's Up! Magazine
released September 9, 2016
Written by Candysound:
Brendan Silk: bass, voice.
Erik Wallace: drums.
Jesse Cohen: guitar.
Teo Crider: guitar, voice.
Recorded summer 2016 at Shibusa Sound, Bellingham, WA.
Produced // mixed // mastered by Erik Wallace.
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Colouring For Kids
Hallowe’en is coming soon!
Get ready with these spooky Pumpkin Carving Templates!
We’ve arranged our colouring sheets into Seasons. Please feel free to download and print them (in PDF format). Pre-printed versions of these sheets are available from some of our members at their farms. The pages are sized 8.5 by 14 and 8.5 by 11, but can be printed to fit your paper (see the Acrobat Reader help file).

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Sea temperatures, water sports and vacation activities near Krempe, Germany
Water temperatures throughout the year and general information about Krempe...
Krempe is a coastal city in Germany.
It is a comparatively little coastal town in proximity to the ocean with a population of 2441 people.
The water temperature around Krempe varies significantly during the year.
The temperature ranges from 1.9°C (35.3°F) in January up to 18.7°C (65.7°F) in the month of August, as shown in the graph below. The average water temperature throughout the year is 10°C (51°F) and the best time for water activities is late summer, since Krempe is located in the northern hemisphere.
Hover over the bars to see temperature for each month in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
What is the current water temperature near Krempe?
The current water temperature in the month of January in the waters close to Krempe is approximately:
Are there surf spots near by?
There are not too many surf spots in close proximity to Krempe. A spot, which is not too far away, is St Peter Ording, which is roughly 49.1km (34.8miles) away from Krempe. Click here
to check out more information on St Peter Ording and its current water temperature. Other good surfspots near Krempe are Damp 2000
, which is roughly 56.1km (34.8miles) away, and Helgoland
, located 68.1km (42.3miles) from Krempe.
Are there beautiful beaches near by?
No, there are not many beaches in proximity to Krempe. The next good one is Otterndorf
, which is only 24.2km (15miles) away from Krempe. Another fun beach near Krempe is Friedrichskoog
, which is ca 26.9km (16.7miles) away.
What wetsuit thickness do I need for Krempe?
The water temperature around Krempe is relatively cold, reaching up to 19°C (66°F) in the months of July, August, and September. During this time, in the late summer, a 2-3mm wetsuit might be required to feel comfortable, but some might even be fine with a jumpsuit or even a wetsuit top for surfing, swimming, snorkelling, or diving . However, during December, January, and February, sea temperatures come down to 2°C (35°F). During these months, a 5-6mm drysuit with booties, hoddie and gloves is recommended to be able to stay in the water for more than 20 minutes, but some might even be ok with a very high-quality 5/6mm wetsuit for very short periods of time . For very cold conditions and cold mornings/evenings, it might be better to have a big supply of extra warm clothing and hot drinks.
How is the scuba diving and fishing near Krempe?
Due to relatively large water temperature changes during the year, fishing and diving conditions change quite a bit depending on the season. The temperature ranges from 2 to 7°C (35-44°F) during December, January, and February. Pollock, Winter Flounder, and Atlantic Cod can usually be found in waters of this temperature range. The conditions change during July, August, and September when temperatures go up to 14 to 19°C (57-66°F). Fish that like to swim in waters of this temperature range include: Red Snapper, Skipjack Tuna, Striped Bass, and Weakfish.
Directions to Krempe: How do I get there?
Please follow the directions in the map below.
Interesting facts about Krempe...
Do you know what the the city Tordera
in Spain, the city Sauce
in Uruguay, and the city Camp Meeker
in United States have in common with Krempe? Click on the links to find out...

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text: Three 8oz jars of cream honey packed in glass rounds. Creamed honey is 100% pure honey produced by bees in our family’s apiaries. By carefully controlling the crystallization process (all honey crystallizes naturally over time) we have produced a very smooth texture that spreads easily and tastes delicious. Kids love creamed honey, and its much easier cleanup for mom, as it does not drip and spill like liquid honey. Try it, you’ll love it!

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Butter prices hit $3.10 per lb today in Chicago trading - a record high, reports ZeroHedge.
But this isn't really occurring and neither are rents soaring.
Paul Krugman says so. He says the threat is deflation, worldwide!.
The future for the world economy is "scary" due to the threat of deflation, he writes repeatedly and said earlier this year at a speech at the "Asian Financial Forum" in Hong Kong.


High mobility diketopyrrolopyrrole (DPP)-based organic semiconductor materials for organic thin film transistors and photovoltaics
Li, Y., Sonar, P., Murphy, L., & Hong, W. (2013) High mobility diketopyrrolopyrrole (DPP)-based organic semiconductor materials for organic thin film transistors and photovoltaics. Energy and Environmental Science, 6(6), pp. 1684-1710.
In recent years, the electron-accepting diketopyrrolopyrrole (DPP) moiety has been receiving considerable attention for constructing donor-acceptor (D-A) type organic semiconductors for a variety of applications, particularly for organic thin film transistors (OTFTs) and organic photovoltaics (OPVs). Through association of the DPP unit with appropriate electron donating building blocks, the resulting D-A molecules interact strongly in the solid state through intermolecular D-A and π-π interactions, leading to highly ordered structures at the molecular and microscopic levels. The closely packed molecules and crystalline domains are beneficial for intermolecular and interdomain (or intergranular) charge transport. Furthermore, the energy levels can be readily adjusted, affording p-type, n-type, or ambipolar organic semiconductors with highly efficient charge transport properties in OTFTs. In the past few years, a number of DPP-based small molecular and polymeric semiconductors have been reported to show mobility close to or greater than 1 cm2 V -1 s-1. DPP-based polymer semiconductors have achieved record high mobility values for p-type (hole mobility: 10.5 cm2 V-1 s-1), n-type (electron mobility: 3 cm2 V-1 s-1), and ambipolar (hole/electron mobilities: 1.18/1.86 cm2 V-1 s-1) OTFTs among the known polymer semiconductors. Many DPP-based organic semiconductors have favourable energy levels and band gaps along with high hole mobility, which enable them as promising donor materials for OPVs. Power conversion efficiencies (PCE) of up to 6.05% were achieved for OPVs using DPP-based polymers, demonstrating their potential usefulness for the organic solar cell technology. This article provides an overview of the recent exciting progress made in DPP-containing polymers and small molecules that have shown high charge carrier mobility, around 0.1 cm2 V-1 s-1 or greater. It focuses on the structural design, optoelectronic properties, molecular organization, morphology, as well as performances in OTFTs and OPVs of these high mobility DPP-based materials.
Impact and interest:
Citation counts are sourced monthly from and citation databases.
These databases contain citations from different subsets of available publications and different time periods and thus the citation count from each is usually different. Some works are not in either database and no count is displayed. Scopus includes citations from articles published in 1996 onwards, and Web of Science® generally from 1980 onwards.
Citations counts from theindexing service can be viewed at the linked Google Scholar™ search.
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|Keywords:||Highly ordered structure, Molecular organization, Optoelectronic properties, Organic thin film transistor (OTFTs), Organic thin film transistors, Polymer semiconductors, Polymeric semiconductors, Power conversion efficiencies, Association reactions, Hole mobility, Molecules, Semiconducting organic compounds, Structural design, Thin film transistors, Transport properties, Polymers, electron, photovoltaic system, pigment, semiconductor industry|
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FOXBORO -- For 3 34 quarters Sunday, Tom Brady was a mere mortal.
He was sacked three times. He threw two interceptions, leading to two Dallas field goals. His offense had its first non-30-point output in nearly a calendar year. They even went three-and-out when they trailed by three points, 16-13, with less than five minutes left, giving the Cowboys the ball and a chance to run out the clock.


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This past week was our Spring Literacy and Math Family Night. The book fair was open until late so parents could come by after work with the family and purchase books. Clifford even made an appearance! Our Parents As Teachers had an activity for the little ones to do. And the Title teachers had activities.
Take a look at our cupcake table! Don’t they look just like spring? They were pretty yummy too. The families got to enjoy cupcakes and milk while they read books and did math and literacy activities or just sat and visited.
Students could choose to estimate how many chocolate eggs were in a large plastic Easter egg or choose an egg from a basket and solve the math problem inside. They also got to do a literacy activity based on the book The Easter Egg by Jan Brett.


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Five adult patients with bacterial meningitis and normal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) findings are described. All were patients in whom the lumbar puncture was performed very early in the course of the disease, or who had a low white blood cell count in peripheral blood. In such cases the diagnosis of bacterial meningitis may be overlooked. © 1990 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.
|Journal||Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases|
|Publication status||Published - 1 Jan 1990|

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This Teepee Card is very easy to make and is super cute! It fits into a standard A2 envelope and only takes an 8" x 4" piece of card stock and a 4" x 4" piece of card stock. The bear, heart and paper is
from the CTMH Jack collection.
Step 1: Cut 8" x 4" piece of card stock. Fold A to C and B to C to form a triangle.
Step 2: Cut 4" square piece of card stock. Fold in half like a triangle.
Step 3: Adhere the 4" square to the 8" x 4" paper by lining up the 4" square's point
to the center of the 8" paper.
Step 4: Apply Bonding Memories to the inside of the card. The Bonding Memories will be blue when first applied.
Apply Bonding Memories at the center fold to the
end on 1 side. Let dry until clear.
Step 5: Do not close the card until the Bonding Memories is clear.
Once clear, you can close the card and open the card.
The card will stay closed until you open it.
Jack Cardmaking Bundle Z3333
Jack Paper Pack 7222B

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Hi everyone. I had a recent... ahem...overpressure situation in a load that burst the case of a 10mm load. It was suggested that PART of the problem was the use of Lee FCD and/or possibly overcrimping. I pulled a few rnds and posted pics of the blts. I'd like to get your opinion on these pics re: bullet swaging and the FCD, please. The idea of swaging bullets w/ a crimp die is new to me...please pardon my 'noobignorance'. FWIW, I only used the die to prevent glock fired reloads from FTF in a non-glock...or tighter chamber. I DO have a Dillon taper crimp in .40/10mm. But I don't want to go down that rat hole. I'm just curious if you think the FCD inherently swages the bullet and can cause accuracy/safety issues AT NON-MAX LOADS? Would you reuse these pulled bullets shown? (This is just a sample of the 200 I am pulling) To be clear, the pic of the pair of bullets has an unloaded one on the R. Thanks in advance to you all for your input. - Dave Wanna kill these ads? We can help!


Birth Date: July 4, 1826
Death Date: January 13, 1864
Composer of popular mid-19th-century music. Stephen Collins Foster was born in Lawrenceville (now part of Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania, on July 4, 1826. He was self-taught on the flute and the violin and could pick out tunes on the piano at a young age. In 1844 Foster's first printed song, “Open Thy Lattice, Love,” was issued.
As a young man, Foster headed down the Ohio River to work as a bookkeeper for his brother. Foster was struck by the singing of slave deckhands on the steamer during the trip, and from then on the influence of African American music was strong in the songs he continued to write. Some of his tunes, such as “Old Uncle Ned” and “Oh! Susanna,” were published and gained fast popularity. As a result, Foster decided to make songwriting his career and returned to Pennsylvania around 1849.
At that time, minstrel shows were a popular form of stage entertainment. In them white performers in blackface mimicked a variety of African American stereotypes. Foster eventually composed about 30 songs for minstrels and gave one such group, the famous Christy's Minstrels, exclusive first-performance rights to all new songs he wrote, including “Camptown Races,” “Massa's in de Cold, Cold Ground,” and “My Old Kentucky Home.”
Foster wrote some of his finest songs between 1850 and 1856, among them “Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair” (1854) and “Gentle Annie” (1856). Unfortunately, his family always lived beyond its means and was plagued by debt and borrowing. In 1857 Foster sold future rights to already-published songs to settle overdrawn royalty accounts. By 1860, he was overdrawn at his publishers again, and he sold all future rights for $1,600. He settled debts in Pennsylvania and moved his family to New York.
Foster soon succumbed to alcoholism, financial despair, and a broken marriage. He died on January 13, 1864, at Bellevue Hospital in New York City. During his lifetime, Foster wrote about 200 songs and a few instrumental works. Many were in the sentimental vein so popular at the time—love songs or nostalgic evocations such as “Old Dog Tray.” In some there are hints of European traditions—the Irish in “Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair,” genteel British American stage music in “Stay, Summer Breath,” and even Italian opera in “Beautiful Dreamer,” published posthumously. A few were Civil War songs supporting the Union, among them “We Are Coming, Father Abraham.”
The Fosters were of Ulster stock, the composer’s great-grandfather having emigrated from Co. Derry to Pennsylvania in 1728. The family moved to...
1826-64 US songwriter. Influenced by the Negro spiritual, his popular songs include "Camptown Races" (1850), "My Old Kentucky Home" (1853), and...
Foster was both America's first great popular songwriter and its first professional songwriter. He wrote some 200...


The coronavirus’ impact across the United States will make an epic, even Tolstoyan, saga, sweeping across all levels of American society and featuring brave heroes and tragic victims. But so far, this story has lacked one figure that every drama needs: a clear villain – someone the public can despise. No, President Trump cannot play this role. Reckless, ignorant, and delusional as he may be, he can only play the fool of the story, but not the villain, because he has not been profiting off the tragedies of others.
A true villain would be useful. In the 1930s, much of the New Deal’s securities legislation did not pass Congress until the president of the New York Stock Exchange was convicted and jailed for looting his clients’ trust funds. Such a figure is now emerging. Senator Richard Burr (R-N.C.) appears to have unloaded much of his stock portfolio the day after receiving a February 13 briefing about the coronavirus from high-level White House officials. If a Hollywood studio were writing this script, this is the figure that its central casting office would be searching for to give life to the script. Accordingly, this brief column will leave the morality issues to others and focus simply on the legality of the senator’s conduct. Can prosecutors convict him?
Other scholars have debated this issue, but unsuccessfully in my judgment, because they have been subject to a tunnel vision focused only on Rule 10b-5. Today, federal prosecutors have learned that they have better and more effective weapons than Rule 10b-5 (although that will work as well). These alternative weapons include: (1) the STOCK Act; (2) wire fraud (18 U.S.C. §1343); (3) conversion of governmental property (18 U.S.C. §641); and (4) a new securities fraud charge (18 U.S.C. §1348).
Here, the case that best shows the reach of these weapons (and why prosecutors need not rely on Rule 10b-5) is United States v. Blaszczak. Decided by the Second Circuit on December 30, 2019, it upheld convictions of insider traders who acquired confidential information from a government agency on several of these theories. Moreover, because the jury acquitted the defendants in Blaszczak of the Rule 10b-5 counts in the indictment, while convicting on the other charges, the message to prosecutors could not have been clearer: Use these other charges and avoid the complexity in Rule 10b-5.
Why is it harder to convict under Rule 10b-5? The answer involves the growing complexity of the legal standard announced in Dirks v. SEC, and extended in United States v. Newman and later cases. Dirks requires that there be a fiduciary breach and that the tippee have paid a “personal benefit” to the tipper. The critical holding in Blaszczak is that these criteria do not apply for purposes of charges brought under Title 18 of the United States Code. Put more simply, prosecutors do not need to show a fiduciary breach or a personal benefit under these latter charges. That makes life much simpler for prosecutors.
Accordingly, let’s examine what would have to be shown under the most likely charges that could be filed:
1. The STOCK Act. Passed in 2012 after some empirical studies had found that trading by congressmen yielded extraordinarily high returns, it had become obvious that either most congressmen who traded were smarter than Warren Buffett or they had access to material nonpublic information. The STOCK Act (which is an acronym for “Stop Trading On Congressional Knowledge”) sought to restrict such trading on material nonpublic information by creating a new fiduciary duty that they would owe (along with their staff and all Executive Branch employees and the judiciary) to “the Congress, the United States Government and the citizens of the United States… with respect to material, nonpublic information derived from such person’s position… or gained from the performance of such person’s official responsibilities.” Incidentally, this statute passed the Senate by a vote of 96-3, with Senator Burr being one of the three dissenters. Now set forth in §21A(g) of the Securities Exchange Act, this duty is the functional equivalent of the common law fiduciary duty owed by corporate officers and directors to their shareholders. Because a senator is a fiduciary under this statute (and not a tippee), issues such as “personal benefit” do not arise, because that issue is applicable only to the tipper/tippee relationship.
To be sure, a defendant can claim that the information he or she received was not material (but the senator was an expert on pandemics, having sponsored 2006 legislation on this topic). Possibly, a defendant such as the senator could claim that while he “possessed” such information, he did not “use” it. SEC Rule 10b5-1 requires only that the defendant be “aware” of the material, nonpublic information. Although one can doubt whether this rule applies in a criminal case, this issue is overshadowed by the fact that §32(a) of the Securities Exchange Act requires that the prosecution prove that the defendant “willfully” committed the violation. Overall, Second Circuit law is favorable to the prosecution on all these points. Also, the fact that the senator made a large number of trades, dumping a variety of stocks (including stocks in hotel and resort companies that were predictably likely to drop) the day after his briefing from White House officials, strengthens the prosecution’s case substantially.
2. The Wire Fraud Statute. In Carpenter v. United States, a Wall Street Journal reporter was convicted on wire fraud charges where he showed his future columns for the Journal to a broker who traded on them, splitting the profits with the reporter. According to a unanimous Supreme Court, it was sufficient to violate the wire fraud statute that the reporter deprived his employer of “exclusive possession” of confidential business information. No competitive injury to the Journal had to be shown because its property was being embezzled by such use. Blaszczak reached a similar conclusion (with one judge dissenting) with respect to information possessed by a government agency about planned changes in its reimbursement rates. Unless Blaszczak is reversed by the Supreme Court, the wire fraud charge sounds like a slam dunk for the prosecution.
3. Section 641. Section 641 applies to anyone who “knowingly converts” any “thing of value of the United States.” Blaszczak found that intangible property (such as confidential information) can be a “thing of value” (as have earlier Second Circuit decisions). By taking information given to him for a governmental purpose and using it for a personal purpose (i.e., trading), the senator arguably converted a “thing of value.” The case law here is on the prosecution’s side.
4. Section 1348. This relatively new provision covers any “scheme…to defraud” that the defendant pursues in either the securities or commodities markets, and it has been used to convict persons engaged in “spoofing.” Again, Blaszczak found that the prosecution did not need to show a Dirks-style fiduciary breach to convict under this statute, but only that material nonpublic information was “embezzled” or “misappropriated.” Here, a defendant might plausibly argue that §10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act and §1348 should be read “in pari materia” as they apply to insider trading, but Blaszczak expressly rejected this argument, finding that Congress wrote §1348 to simplify the law and ease the prosecution’s burden.
5. SEC Jurisdiction. The SEC has standing only to enforce provisions in Title 15 and not Title 18. Hence, it cannot use §1343, 1348 or 641. But it can use the STOCK Act to show a violation of Rule 10b-5.
Will prosecutors dare to indict a senator, particularly when political control of the Senate might be affected? Because the governor of North Carolina is a Democrat (Roy Cooper), Senator Burr’s departure could affect that control. In theory, either the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia (where the tipping occurred) or the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (where the trading occurred) has jurisdiction and venue. Possibly, prudent prosecutors will wait to see what information the Senate Ethics Committee develops and what conclusions it reaches (and will keep a low profile in the interim).
But the challenge is there. Even if political pushback is possible, the “Sovereign District” of New York has long prided itself on its independence. This could be the test case of whether it is the “Sovereign” or “Servile” district.
 Richard Whitney was president of the New York Stock Exchange (from 1930 to 1935) and remained on its Board of Governors until 1938, when he was charged with embezzlement (to which he pleaded guilty). He was sentenced to a term of five to 10 years, and newspaper reports indicate that a crowd of 6,000 showed up at Grand Central Terminal to see him, in handcuffs, be placed on a train to Sing Sing. Major federal securities litigation was passed in 1940.
 Think of the villainous banker, played by Lionel Barrymore, in “It’s a Wonderful Life” who cheats honest Jimmy Stewart.
 Here, I must respectfully disagree with Professor Andrew Verstein, who argued in a recent Blue Sky Blog column, “Senator Richard Burr and Mixed Motives for Insider Trading” (March 21, 2020), that the “use/possession” issue could prevent Senator Burr’s conviction in some circuits. While I disagree somewhat with his analysis of Rule 10b-5, my real point is that Rule 10b-5 and fiduciary duties are no longer central to criminal liability for insider trading.
 947 F.3d 19 (2nd Cir. 2019).
 463 U.S. 646 (1983).
 773 F.3d 438 (2nd Cir. 2014).
 Senator Burr co-sponsored the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness and Advancing Innovation Act (PAPAI), which was enacted in 2019, extending an earlier statute he had also co-sponsored and that was enacted in 2006. Within the Senate, he is the expert in this field, and thus had to appreciate that the new information he was receiving was material.
 484 U.S. 19 (1987).
 Judge Amalya Kearse dissented in Blaszczak on the ground that confidential information possessed by a governmental agency did not constitute “property” in her view. This is indeed an interesting issue, but beyond the scope of this modest column.
 See United States v. Girard, 601 F.2d 69 (2d Cir. 1979).
This post comes to us from John C. Coffee, Jr., the Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law at Columbia University Law School and Director of its Center on Corporate Governance.


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