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Queryable.SkipWhile<TSource> Method (IQueryable<TSource>, Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>)
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Bypasses elements in a sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements.
Assembly: System.Core (in System.Core.dll)
public static IQueryable<TSource> SkipWhile<TSource>( this IQueryable<TSource> source, Expression<Func<TSource, bool>> predicate )
- source
An IQueryable<T> to return elements from.
- predicate
System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>
A function to test each element for a condition.
Return ValueType: System.Linq.IQueryable<TSource>
An IQueryable<T> that contains elements from source starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate.
Type Parameters
- TSource
The type of the elements of source.
source or predicate is null.
This method has at least one parameter of type Expression<TDelegate> whose type argument is one of the Func<T, TResult> types. For these parameters, you can pass in a lambda expression and it will be compiled to an Expression<TDelegate>.
The SkipWhile<TSource>(IQueryable<TSource>, Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>) method generates a MethodCallExpression that represents calling SkipWhile<TSource>(IQueryable<TSource>, Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>) itself as a constructed generic method. It then passes the MethodCallExpression to the CreateQuery(Expression) method of the IQueryProvider represented by the Provider property of the source parameter.
The query behavior that occurs as a result of executing an expression tree that represents calling SkipWhile<TSource>(IQueryable<TSource>, Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>) depends on the implementation of the type of the source parameter. The expected behavior is that it applies predicate to each element in source until it finds an element for which predicate returns false. That element and all the remaining elements are returned.
The following code example demonstrates how to use SkipWhile<TSource>(IQueryable<TSource>, Expression<Func<TSource, Boolean>>) to skip elements of an array as long as a condition is true.
int[] grades = { 59, 82, 70, 56, 92, 98, 85 }; // Get all grades less than 80 by first // sorting the grades in descending order and then // taking all the grades after the first grade // that is less than 80. IEnumerable<int> lowerGrades = grades.AsQueryable() .OrderByDescending(grade => grade) .SkipWhile(grade => grade >= 80); Console.WriteLine("All grades below 80:"); foreach (int grade in lowerGrades) Console.WriteLine(grade); /* This code produces the following output: All grades below 80: 70 59 56 */
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Fighting Foxes will give their all, pledges Ranieri
Claudio Ranieri has promised Leicester fans that his players will fight for the cause when the going gets tough.
So far the Italian has enjoyed a perfect start to life as Foxes manager having seen his side win 2-1 at West Ham on Saturday to add to their opening-day victory over Sunderland.
Shinji Okazaki opened the scoring with his first goal for Leicester following his summer move from Mainz before Riyad Mahrez doubled the visitors' lead before the break.
Dimitri Payet pulled one back for the Hammers, who were much improved after the break but Leicester hung on for the points as West Ham goalkeeper Adrian was sent off in stoppage time to round off a miserable first home league game in charge for Slaven Bilic.
The effort shown by his players during a difficult second half left an impression on Ranieri and the former Chelsea boss insists that mentality will remain.
"I love when the players give everything," he said. "That makes me very happy. Of course when you get the result it's much better but when you give everything, you can have everything.
"The support from our fans is great for us too. We want to play well for them and we want to fight for them so hopefully they can be happy in every match. We may win, draw or lose, but we will fight in every match."
Meanwhile, West Ham midfielder Mark Noble was keen to take as many positives from the defeat as possible.
"A lot of chances were created and we played a lot of good stuff," he said.
"We lost the game so no one is going to care about how we played but, to us, it matters. For sure we could have won the game.
"We controlled the game and had a couple of chances early on and hit the crossbar. If that goes in, it's a different story.
"There are a lot of positives to take. I know we lost the game, but we played very well in the second half and should definitely have come away with a draw."
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BEAVERTON, Ore. (KOIN) — Many women celebrating breast cancer awareness month are survivors of the disease. But others are battling breast cancer right now, and not all of them will survive.
Summar Breeze Ruelle told KOIN 6 News about her journey and how she's making the most of the time she has left.
Three years ago, she says her life changed forever when she found a lump in her breast.
"At that time they learned that cancer had progressed to my bone and my hips and my ribs and various places in my spine," Ruelle said.
She was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. Doctors said the median life expectancy was 36 months.
Just a week after her diagnosis, she received another devastating blow: her 3-year-old daughter, Sapphire, had leukemia.
"If we had delayed any further she would have only had about 2 weeks to live," Ruelle explained.
Sapphire completed her treatment last year and is thriving today. But the outcome for her mom won't be the same.
"We try to work together as a couple to prepare them for the time when I'm maybe not here," Ruelle said. "No matter how hard that is it's something that's necessary."
Ruelle says she and her husband have always been upfront with their 2 children. Now, she says, they're just trying to make the most of the precious time she has left.
"Making memories with my family… We were talking earlier about how we did a camping trip this weekend even though I had a really rough week last week," she said. "That's because I want to make those memories for my kids."
Ruelle credits her family and support groups with helping her emotionally. She says she doesn't consider herself a survivor, but there are still more tricks in the bag including a recent round of chemotherapy.
"I am hopeful, at the same time, I have lost a lot of friends to this disease," Ruelle said.
Over the last 3 years, Ruelle says she's known 20 friends who have lost their lives to breast cancer. While she is involved in raising money for research, she says her first priority is her children.
"Focusing on my health, and doing everything I can to be as strong a mom as I can," she said.
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On Saturday, her daughter Sapphire will be honored as a survivor hero at the Light the Night event for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.


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Amy Nadine hasn't had your typical makeup career. Even though she always lived for makeup, she first got her Bachelor's degree in Business and worked in Entertainment Public Relations before taking the leap into makeup.
Since then, she has worked with Lauren Conrad, Rachel Bilson, Krysten Ritter, Emmy Rossum, Anna Paquin, Kate Bosworth, Susan Sarandon, Nina Dobrev, Brittany Snow and Mia Wasikowska, as well as Richard Gere, George Clooney, Hugh Jackman, Denzel Washington, Patrick Dempsey, Geoffrey Rush, Paul McCartney, Mel Gibson, Viggo Mortensen, among others.
Her work has appeared on the covers and inside of Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, Lucky, SELF, Women's Health, Health, Nylon, Cosmopolitan, InStyle, Seventeen, Entertainment Weekly, Teen Vogue, and ELLE Italia, to name a few.
In October 2015, she launched the Amy Nadine Renewing Nudes Eye Shadow Palette, her first product in her collaboration with Costco and Beauty's Most Wanted. The highly-pigmented shadows are formulated with Bamboo Silk, Bilberry Seed Oil, Red Raspberry Seed and Clover Flower Extract to work with your skincare program instead of against it.
In 2014, she launched PracticallyPerfectBaby.com with her sister Whitney Fenlason, a parenting blog to help with baby's first year. In 2012 Amy Nadine co-wrote the makeup chapters for Lauren Conrad Beauty.
In 2011 she co-founded thebeautydepartment.com with Kristin Ess and Lauren Conrad, creating all of the makeup photo and video tutorials for the last three years. In 2010, she headed up the make-up department for Life Happens!, an independent film starring Krysten Ritter, Kate Bosworth and Rachel Bilson. In 2009 she developed two lip glosses for Mark Cosmetics after doing Lauren Conrad's beauty campaigns for the brand.
She has worked on movie posters such as Casino Royale 007, Spiderman 2 & 3, Made of Honor and Disney's High School Musical. She has also worked on many national commercials, including Beatles Rockband, AT&T, Cadillac, Coors Light, Ferrero Rocher, Infiniti, Kohl's, Nike, Southwest Airlines and Volkswagen. She rounds out her career with her work on many fashion campaigns, including the LC Lauren Conrad for Kohl's, Charlotte Russe, Jerome C. Rousseau, Portmans, Skechers, Mary-Kate & Ashley for Wal-mart, Nation, Pegah, 3 Dots, Archive, Corey Lynn Calter, Paper Crown and AG Jeans.
Amy Nadine is known for her intuitive ability to define and accentuate the natural beauty of every face she touches. She prides herself in being an expert in her field, always studying color trends, cosmetics formulations… anything and everything make-up-related, and pinches herself daily that she's made a career out of one of her greatest passions.


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Mobile networks are developing into more diversified and complex architectures like cloud radio access networks (C-RAN) to support the evolution to advanced telecommunications standards like Long Term Evolution Advanced (LTE-Advanced) and eventually 5G. The underlying wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) transport network must meet new requirements in areas such as frequency, phase and time-of-day synchronization, and characteristics like a small footprint and low power consumption are more important than ever.
Infinera offers solutions that help mobile operators evolve their mobile transport networks to address new requirements and to make sure the investments they make today are protected tomorrow. Infinera's Mobile Fronthaul Solution provides multiple active and passive WDM options to support a wide range of C-RAN scenarios. Infinera's packet-optical-based Mobile Backhaul Solution meets the demanding sync and latency performance requirements for today's LTE-Advanced networks and beyond.
Gabriel Brown, Principal Analyst, Mobile Networks and 5G at Heavy Reading said, "Mobile operators are increasingly looking to deploy Cloud RAN commercially for LTE Advanced Pro and expect the technology to play a key role in 5G. Among the challenges operators face are diverse implementation options and uncertainty about the functional split in the 5G RAN, making it critical that high-performance fronthaul transport solutions are sufficiently flexible that they can be upgraded, in software, to meet future requirements."
Both Infinera's Mobile Fronthaul and Backhaul Solutions are built on Infinera's 5G-ready mobile transport architecture. Key features of Infinera's 5G-ready mobile transport network include:
- A WDM network that delivers Common Public Radio Interface (CPRI), Open Base Station Architecture Initiative (OBSAI) and Ethernet fronthaul services in a single solution, with software upgrades to support future 5G requirements – no need to rip and replace for 5G fulfillment
- The extension of both fronthaul and backhaul closer to the tower for optimized utilization of network capacity
- Open application programming interfaces (APIs) and software-defined network (SDN)-enabled mobile transport for increased network efficiency
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- Integration of vendor-agnostic radio access network (RAN) mobile fronthaul and backhaul in the same solution, with a unified network management system
Infinera offers mobile operators a 5G-ready mobile transport networking solution
Infinera's Mobile Fronthaul Solution provides several options for active and passive WDM deployments. A wide range of fronthaul options is essential for mobile operators who need to address varied deployment scenarios and the challenges of radio access networks. For example, the Infinera flexponder option gives the flexibility to mount in controlled, non-controlled or outdoor environments, and offers key capabilities in delay compensation along with industry-leading performance in synchronization and low latency.
The Mobile Backhaul Solution is based on Infinera's packet-optical technology and offers a toolbox of synchronization capabilities that fulfills strict requirements in frequency, phase and time-of-day synchronization. Furthermore, the solution provides a range of packet-optical access and aggregation devices to support various backhaul deployment scenarios.
Managing Infinera's mobile transport networks is made easy with the Infinera Digital Network Administrator (DNA) multi-layer management system. A unified management system for both fronthaul and backhaul applications brings many advantages, such as service assurance and service provisioning in a single system. With support for open APIs, Infinera's mobile transport solutions offer SDN programmability via the Xceed Software Suite.


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It's all out fault! We never should have started the Industrial Revolution! Now it's the year 2067, horrible fumes are belching out of all the factories and into everybody's lungs, and all the people in charge have built City Ships, sailed them out to sea and are now living in luxury bobbing up and down on the beautiful briny! What a swizz!
Of course, the common people have been left in the city to fend for themselves, and everything's pretty unpleasant. Not just litter-in-the-streets unpleasant, but buildings-falling-down-around-your-ears unpleasant. Not exactly what you'd call 'home sweet home'. Thank god they've got the Wolverine to look after them...
Actually, they're not. In fact, they're just like ED 209 droids in Robocop - two legs, an armoured shelland a massive great machine gun. The one difference is that the Wolverine are nice robots! They're also big and fast, and you control one of them. It wanders around the different levels of the wrecked subway (that's the Underground to us), protecting New York (and some of the nicer poor people) by fighting lots of (bad) people, mutant birds and giant beetles. They're all in mono, but they're a decent size and move well.
Your main opponents are a bunch of wicked spindly robots called Scavengers who want to destroy everything. They're pretty easy to get rid of but (but! But!) they come at you in their thousands. The basic idea is that you travel around looking for the central dome where all these nasties are coming from. You move between levels by leaping or dropping through big holes smashed in the floor, and then, erm, get blocked by loads of dead-ends. This is pretty frustrating, so it might be an idea to make a map of the whole thing. (And when you do, send it in to Linda at Tipshop. Ta! Ed)
There are little boxes the ED 209 (sorry, Wolverine) can squat down on to replenish his energy - only watch out for the pesky mutants who swarm around them, making your life a pain in the bot! Ahem. (Luckily there's a autofire on the gun, so you just keep your thumb down and give them what for!)
Robozone's certainly dead atmospheric (and rather depressing because of it). There are loads of nice little touches like broken junk all over the place and polluted acid-rain dripping from the ceiling (which knocks off your energy if it touches you) and, as action-packed shoot-'em-ups go, it works well. You don't get a second's peace, as there are literally trillions of things to shoot up and collect (so you'll be jolly thankful for the increased weapon power you get later on).
What's annoying is that the screen doesn't seem to be wide enough to see what's coming (there could be anything in those horrid underlevels). I suppose this means that it's an exciting game, but I was a bit cautious about wandering off too far! (Pansy. Ed)
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a violent caretaker then this isn't bad at all (although it would have been nice to have a choice of weapons and some more varied mutants to blast). It's not easy by any means. You have to put in a fair few hours to master it, so the fact you don't always get bunged back to the beginning when you lose your lives is quite a welcome touch.
Billions of trillions of mutants rush on and give you severe jip, but you can deal with them! Just think of all those innocent women and children you're protecting. (You big softie, you!)
What a lovely chappie. Looks like a cross between an ED 209 and those walkers from The Empire Strikes Back, doesn't he?


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If you live near the coast, or have ventured over there out of season, some great opportunities for out of season photos can be found. The coast is a lot quieter in the winter and this gives you more scope for images that would otherwise be crowded with sun-seeking tourists. Here are 5 ideas for subjects that will work well out of season at the coast.
The beach
Out of season, there is a perfect opportunity to capture the beach with no-one on it. This desolateness can make a great moody image. You'll be able to shoot wider, getting more of the surrounding area and the sky in the shot without having to worry too much about being photo bombed. In adverse weather especially, such as storms or even snow, when the sea is rough, some great images can be captured.
In adverse conditions, the lighthouses and piers of many seaside locations in the UK take on a whole new appearance. From a distance, for example, where there are rough seas some spectacular captures of the waves crashing to the shore can be achieved. A tripod will be useful to frame your shots ready for the waves. Views from / of the pier can work well when shot or turned monochrome in post processing as this will enhance the moody skies.
Candid images of locals braving the weather
In the towns of the coast in the UK out of season, locals still go about their everyday lives and images of this contrasting with all the fun signs aimed at the tourists can make for some thought-provoking images. Add to this bad weather conditions, with hoods and umbrellas aplenty and you have the perfect chance for some anonymous candids giving a feel of mystery to the shot.
Shut ice cream parlours/arcades
If you're in to the architecture side of photography, then framing and photographing arcade and various parlour fronts out of season will give you the rare opportunity to shoot them without hordes of tourists in the way. The buildings can also make great abstract shots, so spend some time experimenting with angles to see what works well.
The fact that there are far fewer people at the coast out of season allows that local wildlife more free reign of the beaches and cliffs. Be it seals, or more commonly seabirds, this gives a great opportunity for unhindered wildlife shots in their natural habitat. Some species prefer wet and windy conditions so going out of season could lead to being able to capture them when they're more active. Pack your zoom lens in case the opportunity arises.


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It continually amazes to watch primal pre-punk icon IGGY POP bounding across the stage at an age that qualifies him for the senior discount at Denny's. Lean and mean; the guy's energy is without bound. The definitive case of it is made during IGGY AND THE STOOGES' 2010 reunion gig at the All Tomorrow's Parties Festival in front a wildly appreciative crowd, one during which the seminal "Raw Power" album was performed in its entirety, as well as multiple cuts from THE STOOGES' self-titled debut and "Fun House".Filmed by six fans who won the opportunity through an on-line contest, the video quality is solid and without frill, The audio captures a live-as-it-gets sound that suffers slightly from a mix that pushes the guitar a little too far out front at the expense of Mike Watt's bass and Scott Asheton's drums. A minor issue at worst, the show is nonetheless energetic and glorious its conveyance of a style that still confounds some and amazes many over 30 years later. Bitter sweet in that "Raw Power" guitarist James Williamson replaces the late Ron Asheton, but given a boost by STOOGES' saxophonist Steve Mackay, the performance of "Raw Power" anthems like "Search and Destroy", "Death Trip", and "Shake Appeal" (during which the band was joined onstage by a throng of fans) forces all needles into the red, making select tracks from the first two albums (e.g. "I Wanna Be Your Dog", "1970", and all time freak-out "Fun House") go over like a napalm run following a ground assault. Best of all is that once the first notes are played terms like "reunion" become meaningless in the context of what is merely another transcendent IGGY AND THE STOOGES live experience. The interviews with the band conducted by those same six fans end up far more informative than most typical interviews by veteran journalists. This is one case where ignoring the interviews in favor of the performance would be a cardinal sin; both are integral parts of the complete package. The same goes for Mike Watt's interesting liner notes about the show. There is nothing tired or retreaded about it. This is the real deal; a must for fans.
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Spinning is a cardio (aerobic), butt-kicking workout! In this group cycling class, an instructor will guide you through a visualization of hills and flats set to heart-pounding music! The pace and speed vary throughout this high energy workout. You control the tension on your flywheel (pedals) so you determine how much or how little to increase. Instructors will queue you to increase or decrease the tension (via the resistance knob) but ultimately it's your ride and you are in charge. Classes focus on endurance, strength, intervals, high intensity and recovery. An instructor may lead you through all of these drills during a class or may choose to take you on a journey focusing on a particular type of ride.
Instructors are certified and can coach to various skill levels. Classes vary to keep you challenged!
What to Bring/Wear:
- A water bottle is REQUIRED
- A towel (optional). You will sweat during this class so having a towel handy is advised
- A heart rate monitor (optional but encouraged)
- Wear comfortable workout clothes (i.e., shorts, workout leggings, tank top) but never wear loose fitting pants
- Wear comfortable sneakers
Get ready to tone up those quads, hamstrings, glutes, calves and core!!!!
*If you're new to Spinning, check out our Beginner Class to learn the basics.
All fitness levels are welcome in any class. You go at your own pace and give 100%.
All fitness levels are welcome in any class. You go at your own pace and give 100%.
All fitness levels are welcome in any class. You go at your own pace and give 100%.
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We take the "work" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you'll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check and check.
A total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.


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Parents and the Bath community recently enjoyed a spectacular Bath 200 Gala Concert, as 200 orchestral and choral musicians from King Edward's, the Bath Philharmonia, and students from Bath Spa University came together.
The musicians performed alongside one another as part of the King Edward's School and Bath Philharmonia Side-by-Side project.
Taking place amidst the stunning surroundings of the Assembly Rooms, the concert featured performances of O Fortuna from Orff's Carmina Burana, the soundtrack of Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, by John Williams, as well as the premiere of Pamoja! – a new work by King Edward's resident composer, Mark Boden.
Accompanying the Orchestras were the choral musicians of KES, including a newly formed choir made up of parents, staff and friends of the School, who rehearsed with Shean Bowers, Assistant Director of Music at Bath Abbey.
Their involvement included performing the rousing O Fortuna, Pamoja! and only the third performance of composer Eric Whitacre's Deep Field, a piece inspired by the images of space taken by the Hubble telescope.
The evening also saw solo performances by three of the School's senior musicians.
Trumpet soloist, James Brennan, performed Haydn's Finale from his Trumpet Concerto, Bassoon soloist Anna Thomas, played Vanhal's Allegro Moderato from his Bassoon Concerto in C, and Bath Young Musician winner and Year 13 pupil, cello soloist Sebrina Lambert-Rose performed Fauré's Élégie.
Commenting on their solo performances with the Bath Philharmonia, Sebrina Lambert-Rose said: "It has been a great experience as a soloist to play alongside a professional orchestra for the first time. Working with Jason Thornton and the Bath Philharmonia has provided me with a remarkable insight into the world of professional musicians."
Fellow soloist, Anna Thomas agreed, saying it has "undoubtedly advanced my playing, both in the discipline of orchestral work and in the solo elements."
The newly commissioned Pamoja! (Swahili for 'together') was strikingly accompanied by three short videos produced by Year 12 filmmaker, Fin Moorhouse.
Both Fin and composer, Mark Boden, took part in the School's trip to Kenya last year, and their experiences there inspired the collaboration.
Commenting on the evening, Rupert Drury, Director of Music at King Edward's, said: "It's been a tremendous night. For our pupils, there is really nothing that can raise aspirations, stretch technical ability and impart the skills needed to tackle such a repertoire more than rehearsing and performing with musicians at the top of their profession."
Jason Thornton, Director of Music at Bath Philharmonia said: "I am very proud of our team at Bath Philharmonia and delighted to be working with all the committed young musicians from KES."
Sharing the role of conductor for the evening, Mr Drury and Jason were joined by Bath Philharmonia's Assistant Conductor, Fred Platt. A KES alumnus (2000-2007), Fred conducted Fauré's Élégie.


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Interpreting GlycoMark test results.
Abnormal 1,5-AG levels indicate hyperglycemic episodes occurring in the fasting state, post-meal state, or both over a two-week period.1 Changes in 1,5-AG levels reflect progression towards (increasing 1,5-AG) or away from (decreasing 1,5-AG) glycemic control.
The table1 below compares sample GlycoMark results with corresponding levels of average peak blood glucose and degrees of glycemic control. The lower the GlycoMark value, the higher the average daily peak glucose. GlycoMark values less than 10 mg/ml indicate frequent hyperglycemic excursions over the renal threshold of approximately 180 mg/dL during the past one to two weeks.
1 Patent No. US 8,178,312 B2 May 12, 2012 and Diabetes Care. 2006 Jun;29(6):1214-9.
|GlycoMark Result
1,5-AG (μg/mL)
|Approximate Daily Average Maximum Blood Glucose (mg/dL)
|How Often Glucose Spikes Over 200 mg/dL are Occurring
|Daily or Very Frequently
Interpretive Guidance and Sample Reports
Post-Prandial vs. Fasting Spikes
The GlycoMark test can help identify hyperglycemic excursions within the prior one to two weeks, which can occur in the fasting (basal) or post-meal period.1 While the test does not provide information about the timing of hyperglycemic excursions, it may help to identify the presence of recent post-prandial hyperglycemic excursions (when used with both HbA1C and fasting glucose measurements) based on the following observations:
- A low fasting glucose result
- An HbA1c result less than 8%. Studies have shown that, compared to basal glucose levels, post-prandial glucose levels have a more significant influence on HbA1c levels when HbA1c is less than 8%.2
- An abnormal GlycoMark result
1Dungan et al. Diabetes Care 2006
2Monnier et al Diab Care 2003.
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1,5-anhydroglucitol—the biomarker identified by the GlycoMark® test—has been described in more than 600 scientific and medical publications. With citations in peer-reviewed journals and publications recognized by American Diabetes Association and International Diabetes Federation, GlycoMark, Inc.'s Compendium of Evidence details its utility for the intermediate term monitoring of glycemic control in people with diabetes
GlycoMark is FDA-cleared for the intermediate monitoring of glucose control and is CE Marked for the same use in Europe. GlycoMark does not reflect hypoglycemia. It does not diagnose any specific diabetes state or disease.
For a summary of clinical studies with references, please download our Compendium of Evidence.
Validation of the GlycoMark® Assay
The GlycoMark test is an enzymatic kinetic assay for 1,5-anhydroglucitol which takes approximately 10 minutes in a two-step process. R1 eliminates glucose and R2 measures 1,5-AG.
- Linearity: You can establish linearity for your instrument using the 50 µg/ml calibration standard. 50 µg/ml is beyond the upper normal range for 1,5-AG and values less than 10 µg/ml are diagnostic in diabetes; therefore, linearity between 0 and 50 µg/ml is desirable. Intermediate points are not necessary but if you wish you can either dilute the 50 µg/ml standard or use several patient samples with known 1,5-AG values.
- Precision: Establish precision using several patient samples in both intra- and inter-runs and determine the CVs from the means and SDs.
- Accuracy: For accuracy use the high and low control set from GlycoMark, and/or run patient samples and send the sample to another validated reference lab to see the correlation.
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- Frequency of Calibration: The frequency of calibration is instrument dependent. According to users it could be as often as daily for the Alfa Wassermann ACE Alera or hold for two weeks in the case of the Roche Integra.
- Calibration and Quality Control Use: The number of uses per calibrator standard depends upon the answer to number 1 above and to the sample volume according to the GlycoMark parameters. You can divide this sample volume into the 15 ml provided in the three calibrator vials (5 ml per vial). The number of available quality control uses is determined by dividing the sample volume into 6 ml (2 ml X 3 per high or low control). Depending upon your SOP you may use one each of the high and low control per run.
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- The calibrator standard and reagent set have an expiration date one year from date of manufacture. The control set has eighteen months from the date of manufacture.
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A do-it-yourself program called 10,000 Steps, made popular in Japan, is infiltrating America and keeping many people moving. Most agree the beauty of the program is its simplicity. All it takes is a pager-size device and a pair of walking shoes.
"You don't need to learn a skill. You don't need to take a class," said Taralyn Jensen of the American Heart Association, who does the 10,000 Steps program and encourages her clients to try it.
"It's something that they can afford, and they don't have to go to a gym. It's not very complicated."
A pedometer is attached to a person's waistband, where it tracks steps using a pendulum system. The devices generally cost $15 to $50, depending on what the model can do.
"Mine actually talks to me," Jensen said, adding that it also plays a tune when she gets up to walk. "You can turn the sound off, thank the Lord."
Jensen and her co-workers are in talks with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment about launching a staff walking competition using pedometers.
The goal of the Steps program is to walk 10,000 steps a day, which exceeds the surgeon general's physical-fitness recommendations of 30 minutes of exercise three times a week, said Stacy Fowler, president of the Governor's Council for Physical Fitness.
Research has shown that increasing the number of calories a person burns by 2,000 a week leads to a longer, healthier life. For the average person, walking 10,000 steps a day roughly five miles, depending on stride does that, said Fowler, a personal trainer who suggests pedometers to her clients.
Most people including Stephanie Smith, a registered dietitian who began the program six months ago with her husband are surprised by how little they walk.
"I found out if I don't do anything, I walk about 4,000 steps a day," Smith said. "If I at least make an effort to get up from my desk, maybe go for a 15-minute walk at lunch, I jump to 7,000. To get to 10,000, I really had to go home, grab the dog and the husband and do a 30-minute walk."
Pedometers aren't necessary to maintaining a successful walking program, as Blackman's experience illustrates. She's reversed leg numbness and tingling caused by peripheral vascular disease and has shed 30 pounds by walking at least an hour every morning since February.
Her main goals are to ward off heart disease, which plagues her family, and maintain walking endurance.
"I'm a traveler. There's no point in going somewhere if you can't get around," said Blackman, 55, a retired accountant.
While the self-proclaimed voracious reader motivates herself with books on tape, Blackman believes a pedometer will add new motivation and allow her to set greater goals.
It apparently is working for some.
"We want instant gratification." James Hill, director of the University of Colorado's Center for Human Nutrition, said that's why pedometers are used in the center's new weight-loss programs. For years, Hill has followed people who have lost weight and has found boosted levels of activity often walking to be a common thread for success.
Fitness centers, doctors and hospitals account for a majority of his pedometer sales, Simmons said.
Pedometers aren't just for those who want to lose weight. They also work for weight maintenance, said Hill, who has used one himself for nearly four years.
"I struggle like everyone else to find time to be physically active," he said. "I like to run and I like to play tennis, but the pedometer helps me to get in walking even when I don't find time to exercise."
Hill also buys pedometers for his 10- and 12-year-old children, although he advises parents who want to follow suit to consider straps instead of clips. "They lose them. We've gone through a few," said Hill, who buys pedometers for under $25 on the Internet.
Step counts can vary wildly from day to day. A long day of meetings, for instance, can leave Hill's pedometer registering fewer than 4,000 steps.
But an active day say, with two hours of tennis can bump him well beyond 20,000 steps.
Because of that variance, he and his program's weight-loss clients monitor weekly, not daily, totals. Going for 70,000 steps a week rather than 10,000 a day can help ward off feelings of failure, Hill said, adding that those striving to lose weight are advised to set higher goals, such as 12,000 steps a day.
Katie Duffield, 58, of Denver, who recently finished the first 16-week weight-loss session at CU with her husband, Darren, said assessing steps by the week makes the program doable.
"I have a job that requires I sit eight hours a day, so I have to push myself," she said. Sometimes she has time to exercise at the health club and sometimes she doesn't, she said.
"But the meter keeps me really aware. I never take the shortest route any longer."
Those deciding to try 10,000 Steps on their own should start slowly, said Helen Seagle, director of Kaiser Permanente's weight-management program.
Most experts advise that people find their baseline by averaging the first week's steps. They then should increase their steps by 10 percent a week until they meet their goal.
If people want to do it more slowly, that's fine, too, Seagle said.
"Research shows that if you go from being sedentary to just a little bit active, that's where you get your biggest health improvement," she said, referring to blood pressure, pulse and blood-sugar levels.
"Something is better than nothing," she added.
Experts advise beginning exercisers to talk to their doctors before starting any program.
Seagle also notes that some pedometers are better than others and that they aren't for everyone. She tried using one but didn't find it useful.
Nor does she use them in her weight-loss program.
"Some people get really inspired by them, but other people see them as a technological hassle and don't really want anything to do with them," said Seagle, a runner who had trouble keeping her pedometer attached.
"But I would certainly suggest it as something to look into. There are varying degrees of accuracy, and I think you should look around and get something that suits you."
With or without a pedometer, walking is a good exercise, most agree.
"It's actually been shown that people who take up walking for exercise stick with it and are the most successful," Jensen said. "And it's lower-impact than, certainly, jogging and running."
"It's an easy sport to participate in, no matter where I am," Blackman said.
Hill nearly doubled his step requirement on a recent trip to Europe, ringing in at 130,000 steps for the week.
Fowler said she'd like to see everyone striving for 10,000 steps a day: "It should become a habit, just like brushing your teeth."
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I am a New Bee in SQL.I would like to know,As a System Admin I would like to automate the task of keeping the SQL Server up to date with latest Service Packs and Patches.
Is there any procedure / Software where I can automatically download the patch / sp's from the site and install on the servers or maybe schedule the task for every month.
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I don't know of any way provided by Microsoft, but there are third party products that will do that. I would very strongly recommend against using an automated update for MS-SQL except in very limited circumstances.
SQL Updates often require minor modifications to existing code or to operations procedures because the service packs change the way that the server itself works. Because SQL is the most customizable of the server products, the impact of the service packs need to be considered before you apply the service pack, not dealt with after you've applied it!


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I was talking to someone at work the other day, asking if they liked being a member of The Rush, and he said, "Well, you will get judged there." He was kidding, because Planet Fitness is a "Judgment Free Zone" and The Rush isn't, but honestly? I like the judgment. I like to look around and see people doing things I've never seen or even though of before.
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1 tbsp Hershey's syrup (optional – but it's better to have sweets in the morning because you burn them off throughout the day, vs. at night!)
1/2 c frozen blueberries
8-10oz plain almond milk
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Who better than Giorgio Vasari or Isabel de Remoso, in person, to open the doors of the Palazzo Vecchio to you? Discover key events in the history of Florence through the eyes of two of the most relevant characters connected to the Palace's life. Professional actors embody these fascinating characters and make your visit to the Palazzo Vecchio unforgettable!
Suitable for everyone from 8 years and over
Duration: 75 minutes
Maximum number of participants: 25
Language: Italian and English
Ticket Info: Beyond your guided tour or activity, your ticket gives you access to the rooms and collections of the Palazzo Vecchio Museum. Enjoy your self-guided visit after your tour or activity.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The time you select on the order form is your preferred time. The museum or attraction will automatically confirm the closest available time, which can be anytime during opening hours on the selected date, if your preferred time is no longer available.
November to May:
Every day except Thursdays at 3:30pm
June to October:
Every day at 11am, 1pm and 3:30pm (Thursdays only 11am) - activity not available due to heat on July and August
Video Guide Tablet for Palazzo Vecchio
Deepen your experience by adding a video guide for Palazzo Vecchio! The video guide is a modern 7-inch tablet complete with headset. Tablet rental time is 2 hours, so the time of booking of the tablet will be calculated based on the time of booking of the selected combination. The tablet contains an explanation of the Monumental Quarters without the Bianca Cappello Room. Video guide tablet can be picked up at the Info Point of the Museum of Palazzo Vecchio.
Tablet characteristics:
- Interactive Map of the Palace
- 60 minutes of video contents available in 6 languages (English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, and Russian).
- 3D reconstructions (including the Salone dei Cinquecento, the Green Room and The Room of Maps)
- Photo Gallery: 60 zoomable pictures in high resolution
Cancellation Policy: Once a confirmation code has been assigned to your reservation, we can refund the cost of unused tickets, also for no shows, minus a service fee (reservation fee and online booking fee).
Save time ordering: Add all the service tickets you want to your basket, then fill in the form and send your request.
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Professional actors will give you the unique experience of stepping into history – follow them, and discover the Palazzo Vecchio - an important center of Florentine history - "first-hand"!
Giorgio Vasari
In 1555 Giorgio Vasari, a painter, architect, and writer from Arezzo - author of The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors and Architects - was appointed architect for the renovation of Palazzo Vecchio. Vasari carried out the immense task of making the building's countless spaces, halls, rooms, staircases and corridors more organic and functional, transforming it into a sumptuous Renaissance palace.
Meet the master himself - Giorgio Vasari will bring the extraordinary undertaking asked of him to life for you. Hear about how he proceeded when turning the haphazardly erected building into a lavish palace. In his fascinating story, he reveals his own exceptional technical skill and that of his collaborators in creating Cosimo's palace in record time.
Isabel de Remoso
Let Duchess Eleonora of Toledo's favorite lady-in-waiting, Isabel de Reinoso in her native Spanish, guide you personally though the sumptuous rooms of the new Medici Palace. She will tell you about the grand celebrations and events that took place in the Great Hall, the services offered to the distinguished guests who passed through court, and the daily habits of this so important family. She will draw your attention particularly to the rooms of Duchess Eleonora, her ladies-in-waiting, the princes, and the activities that colored every day.
Full Price Ticket
Reduced Price Ticket: Persons between 18 and 25 years.
Reduced price ticket #2: Firenze card holders
Free ticket: children under 18 years old and Firenze card holders
The cultural activity fee and service cost are due for all the ticket categories.
Ticket Info: Beyond your guided tour or activity, your ticket gives you access to the rooms and collections of the Palazzo Vecchio Museum. Enjoy your self-guided visit after your tour or activity.
The Dr. Vranjes store is located in Via della Spada 9/r, at the center of Florence's quadrangular shopping area, close to the most prestigious brands of fashion and a few steps from the luxurious Via Tornabuoni.
The store has become a window into the Dr. Vranjes universe, in which customers from all over the world recognize themselves.
Every client presenting a WEEKEND in ITALY voucher will be given
- a complimentary scented bookmark, regardless of purchase
- a free Dr. Vranjes Shea Lip-balm for a purchase minimum of € 30.00
- a free fragrance spray 25 ml for a purchase minimum of € 100.00
Dr. Vranjes
Via della Spada 9r - Firenze
Via San Gallo 63r - Firenze
Borgo la Croce 44r - Firenze
Via Fiori Chiari 24 - Milano
Dante Cardini
Since 1888, Dante Cardini is one of the landmark jewelers on the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. You will find brands such as CHIMENTO jewelry, Roberto Poggiali and BARAKA, with contemporary design, as well as the exclusive DANTE CARDINI creations for the more traditional taste.
Owners Massimo and Elisabetta will welcome you in the elegant but informal atmosphere of the store, and guide you in a unique and unforgettable experience for a visit to the terraces from which you will enjoy the beautiful view over the Arno River and the city of Florence.
Clients presenting a WEEKEND in ITALY voucher will be offered a 10% discount on their purchase.
Gioielleria Cardini - Ponte Vecchio 34/R - Florence
Fratelli Peruzzi Argentieri
Founded in 1860, Fratelli Peruzzi Argentieri is one of the oldest companies in the silversmithing industry of Florence.
Gianna and her sister-in-law Laura are the fourth generation of a family of silversmiths to carry on the tradition that Giuseppe Peruzzi started over 150 years ago.
Dedicated to craftsmanship, we'll take any request and fulfill the client's wishes. In addition to being engaged in the research and trade of silver and gold, we proudly display the prestigious brand identification "FI 114," among the oldest in Florence.
The production of those items that created the renown of Fratelli Peruzzi over the course of all these years passionately continues in our workshop behind the boutique.
A dream that continues into reality.
Hard Rock Café
Present your voucher and receive a complimentary Hard Rock Cafe gift.
Valid with Euro 25 purchase in the Cafe or Rock Shop. Valid till 30th of Dec. 2015. Not valid with other offers.
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Talking Torah Round Table| Oral Torah pt 3Posted by Jeff on Aug 13, 2015 in Oral Torah, Podcasts, Talking Torah Podcasts, Talking Torah Round Table, Talking Torah Topicals | 0 comments
Today Yoel and I talk about the collection of texts called the Tanak. How it came to be and what influences drove the collection at the different stages of it's formation.
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text: I think Federer's serve (especailly 1st serve) is the best on tour right now. It may not have a pace of Roddick but its accuracy/disguise/variety paralyzes his opponents. However, I think Federer's serve is somewhat under-estimated by players. I think players should consider Fed's 1st serve as Sampras and take some chances. I think players should make a guess and commit to one side.


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The Palm Pre Now $80 and Palm Pixi Now $25 From Amazon
Palm's Pixi, just landed in stores across the country, and it's already dropped to $25 on Amazon. That's right, if you sign up for a new two-year contract plan from Sprint, you can save quite a bit of money off the original price tag. I know most of you weren't over excited about the Pixi, but for $25, I can't help but recognize this impressive deal.
And not only that, but you can also head on over to Amazon and get the Palm Pre for $80 — again, with a new service plan from Sprint.
Both phones include a free activation deal that is good until Nov. 23.


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Missile firing of the APU in the Kherson region
The source said that on the eve of all 16 missiles exploded at a distance of direct visibility from the start.
Missile fire Armed forces of Ukraine did not require the closure of the area for flights to the Black sea, since the distance of the missile flight was short. This writes Interfax, citing a representative of power structures of the Crimea familiar with the situation.
According to the interlocutor of Agency, December 1, APU made on the land polygon 16 missile launches using the s-300. The distance of flight of the missiles were short, and all the ammunition exploded over land at a distance of direct visibility from the start. The airspace over the Black sea for firing practice were not used.
"A large number of similar launches into short range suggests that the shooting became a kind of a way to dispose of outdated ammunition," the source said and added that the missile firing with such parameters was not required to close the no-fly zone in the Black sea.
He also added that the air defense forces in Crimea continue to be in a state of readiness because of the teachings of the Ukrainian military continue, and already there were cases, when "the rocket flew the wrong way".
"All can be operator error, wrong trigger outdated equipment," – said the source.
Missile firing near the Crimea: online
As reported Корреспондент.net, the aviation of Ukraine to work out the bumps in the region of Crimea. Rockets will home exclusively on a notional target in the airspace of Ukraine and over the high seas.
Yesterday the Minister of defence Stepan Poltorak declared that Ukraine did not intend to shoot in the Crimea in case of application by Russia of a missile strike during firing exercises over the Black sea.
"No (not planning to attack Crimea). We have no such weapons to shoot on the Crimea" – said the Minister.
Missile firing over the Crimea
The second day of shooting was canceled because of bad weather
Aviation of Ukraine to work out the bumps in the Crimea
The plot ofMissile firing near the Crimea: online
Sujetado just the beginning. What they say about missiles in Crimea
Moscow on missile maneuvers: the Issue is not settled


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San Diego, CA (PressExposure) August 19, 2009 -- Local San Diego Entrepreneur and Money Saving Expert, Greyson Boerner, has announced a New Coupon Website - CouponSaverSanDiego.com
As an answer to the dismal local economy, Boerner has developed a website to save the average consumer money on local entertainment, dining, auto repair, travel, and pet supplies among other things.
Tourists will also benefit from the coupon website as it provides massive discounts on San Diego local tourist attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, LEGOLAND, and Museums.
If the average family used this site on a regular basis, they could potentially save hundreds of dollars a week.
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Boerner has been hailed as "The New King of Coupons" when it comes to saving money on everyday household items and entertainment.
For more information visit CouponSaverSanDiego.com.
Greyson Boerner founded CouponSaverSanDiego.com as an alternative to paying full price for local merchant products and services. Boerner is currently a licensed California real estate broker, music aficionado, and sushi lover.


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Director: Deborah Garcia
Our Daily Bread (2005 Documentary)
OUR DAILY BREAD is a wide-screen tableau of a feast which isn't always easy to digest - and in which we all take part. A pure, meticulous and high-end film experience that enables the audience to form their own ideas. (92 mins.)
Director: Nikolaus Geyrhalter
Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers (1980 Documentary)
A documentary on the history of garlic. Blank interviews chefs, garlic lovers, and historians about the their love of the 'stinking rose.' (51 mins.)
Director: Les Blank
Baraka (1992 Documentary)
A collection of expertly photographed scenes of human life and religion. (96 mins.)
Director: Ron Fricke
Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie (1995 Documentary)
A documentary presenting mankind's most ambitious effort at perfecting the means to its own annihilation... (92 mins.)
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Stars: Mikela Jay, Rob Beckwermert, Christopher Gora, Nina Jones
Why We Fight (2005 Documentary)
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Stars: Gore Vidal, John McCain, Ken Adelman, John Ashcroft
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Stars: Al Gore, Billy West, George Bush, George W. Bush
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Director: Michael Rapaport
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Why See Lizzie?
rage, sex, betrayal, and bloody murder
Lizzie Borden took an axe... and we all know what happened next! Lizzie: The Lizzie Borden Rock Musical delves into the mystifying murders that shook the residents of Fall River, Massachusetts in August 1892. Four fierce actresses retell the story of Lizzie, the aftermath, the incredible trial and the most shocking crime in American history, like you've never seen before.
Set to a blistering rock score that references Bikini Kill, The Runaways, Heart and more, Lizzie ferociously turns the mythology on its head. Don't miss your chance to see this rollicking new musical about one of the country's most infamous legends.
Additional Information
Opening night: 12 January 2017
Lizzie is recommended for audiences aged 16 and up. This show includes adult content, violence, sexual situations and graphic language. We encourage you to give us a call at 267-987-9865 if you have any questions about the content or would like more specific details.
Run time
90 minutes with one intermission
And before you stop reading
Previews begin January 12, 2017
Cast and Creative
Alex Keiper as Lizzie Borden
Cara Noel Antosca as Emma Borden
Meredith Beck as Alice Russell
Rachel Brennan as Bridget Sullivan
Music by Steven Cheslik-Demeyer & Alan Stevens Hewitt
Lyrics by Steven Cheslik-Demeyer & Tim Maner
Book by Tim Maner
Directed by Kate Galvin
Musically Directed by Dan Kazemi
Directed by Kate Galvin
Scenic & Lighting Design by Thom Weaver
Costume Design by Kayla Speedy
Sound Design by Toby Pettit
Prop Design by Emily Schuman
Choreography by Peter Danzig
Dan Kazemi - MD, Keyboard
Damon Hunnicutt - Guitar
Nero Catalano - Guitar & Keyboard
Justin Yoder - Cello
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The Social House3699 McKinney AveDallas, Texas
Driving Directions:The Social House is located in West Village (Uptown), bordered approximately by Blackburn, Cole, Lemmon and McKinney. Plenty of parking is available.
Good cheer and great people will lead to an enjoyable evening for alumni and friends.
The Social House is a gastropub located in West Village. It combines a relaxed ambiance, twenty beers on tap and a diverse menu. Parking is available.
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Although brooches were not as popular in the latter part of the 19th century because fashion gave way to necklaces and lockets. Many brooches were still made by the designing jewelers. This handsome piece of jewelry has many of the elements we frequently associate with high style Victorian fashion. Swags, dangles, enamel and rose diamond touches embellish this handsome 14K American classic. The pin and "C" clasp are original and the black enamel appears untouched. The four rose diamonds on the gold scroll are original as well. The piece measure two and one half inches in length and one and one half inch in width. The dangles and swags on pieces such as this are often crimped and uneven. These are in perfect condition. Special pieces such as this brooch need to be worn and seen to be appreciated.
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Fine antique jewelry and antiques sold with integrity.
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Doing well. Putting Finn to sleep right now...it's one of my favourite times of the day with him. He's so sweet and peaceful.
It's my dad's and my little sister's birthday today. My sister and her husband and son flew in from Oregon yesterday. It's the first time I've met my nephew! He's adorable (almost as cute as my little guy
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Zynga is finally getting its feet planted on mobile, and investors are optimistic about the results.
The social-gaming company finally released FarmVille 2: Country Escape on iOS and Android devices today. This is the first time its most lucrative brand has made an appearance on mobile, and it marks a visible turning point for a publisher that once put most of its resources into making products for Facebook. Wall Street seemed to like the idea of a free-to-play mobile version of FarmVille on iPhones and iPads, and Zynga's stock price ended the trading day up 4 percent at $4.28.
The release of FarmVille 2 on mobile comes a week after Zynga chief executive officer Don Mattrick appointed a new chief financial officer to oversee the developer's books. CFO David Lee took over the position on Thursday after years as Best Buy's senior vice president of finance. Unsurprisingly, this appointment didn't instill the kind of confidence that Mattrick himself did when he took over the CEO role from Mark Pincus 10 months ago.
Zynga is still slowly building back its value after its portfolio of Facebook games stopped performing extraordinarily well in 2012. The company once dominated the top-10 highest-grossing titles on the social network, but it now lags behind developers like King, which has three releases in the top 10 including Candy Crush Saga at No. 1. Zynga is not only losing the spotlight to other game makers, but many of the casual gamers that once spent the bulk of their time playing on Facebook have moved on to smartphones and tablets.
In addition to the new CEO, CFO, and FarmVille on mobile, Zynga has also made some other moves to get numbers moving in the right direction. The company acquired developer NaturalMotion for $527 million in large part to acquire its expertise in mobile racing games. The studio's CSR Racing is one of the top free-to-play titles in that category. In March, Zynga also updated its popular Poker game for mobile. Poker and Words with Friends are the publishers only two consistently high-performing mobile games to date.
FarmVille 2 on mobile could represent the start of the earnings turnaround that Zynga brought in Mattrick to oversee. The company reports its quarterly earnings on Wednesday.


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The genus Pluteus (Pluteaceae, Agaricales) from the state of Paraná, Brazil
Menolli Jr., Nelson; de Meijer, André A.R.; Capelari, Marina
Nova Hedwigia Band 100 Heft 1-2 (2015), p. 101 - 157
published: Feb 1, 2015
DOI: 10.1127/nova_hedwigia/2014/0224
ArtNo. ESP050010001003, Price: 29.00 €
To complement the knowledge of Pluteus in Brazil, we made a critical study of Pluteus specimens collected by one of us in the state of Paraná between 1979 and 2011. Among the total 79 collections from Paraná, 37 collections were either in bad conditions or unable to locate at MBM for identification. The remaining collections were critically investigated and assigned to 21 species: 11 of sect. Celluloderma, seven of sect. Pluteus and three of sect. Hispidoderma. Pluteus chusqueae, P. eludens, P. fusconigricans, P. homolae, P. sapiicola and P. striatocystis are reported for the first time for Brazil. Pluteus anomocystidiatus, P. crassocystidiatus and P. neochrysaegis are newly proposed. All new species were described and illustrated together with detailed comments on other species. A key is provided for all species considered.