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Following a comprehensive analysis of the global market for integrated workplace management systems (IWMS), IBM TRIRIGA was positioned in the Leaders quadrant of the "Magic Quadrant for Integrated Workplace Management Systems"¹ by Gartner Inc.
Gartner reviewed detailed questionnaires and completed one-on-one interviews with 13 IWMS vendors, along with 45 customer reference, to produce its report.
According to Gartner, Leaders "have strength in applications and platform technology, demonstrate a high level of quality in product reliability and service, have strong operational and organizational capabilities and financial stability, have global reach and offer a strong vision of customer needs, reflected in a robust development road map."
In its 2014 report, Gartner advises that organizations are challenged to "find flexible, innovative ways to match the fluid needs of this evolving workforce with the available space and physical assets." Consistent with a recent IBM white paper on the changing workforce and its impact on the workplace, workplace executives must come up with ways to address the shrinking workforce and growing oversupply of office space. They must work to improve facilities utilization.
According to Gartner, an effective IWMS system delivers five core "integrated" capabilities — real estate management, construction project management, facilities space management, maintenance management, and environmental sustainability — which it says "ideally operates off of a single database with common user interface (UI), workflow tools, executive dashboards and robust predefined and customized reporting capabilities."
IBM TRIRIGA®, the latest version of IBM's award-winning software, delivers a full suite of robust yet simple-to-use IWMS business and performance management applications including strategic facility planning, workplace resource scheduling, lease accounting and environmental sustainability for mid-sized to large organizations, on a single technology platform and data repository with common user interface, workflow tools, process-based executive portals and pre-built reporting capabilities.
This suite provides all of the five core application areas outlined in the 2014 Gartner IWMS report and more:
- IBM TRIRIGA Real Estate Management Software: Real estate management software to accelerate preparedness with the new lease accounting standard and reduce occupancy costs.
- IBM TRIRIGA Capital Project Management Software: Enterprise project management software to improve capital project planning and accelerate project schedules.
- IBM TRIRIGA Facility Management Software: Facilities management software to improve space planning and increase facility utilization.
- IBM TRIRIGA Facility Maintenance Software: Facilities maintenance software to improve energy efficiency and reduce the cost of maintenance services.
- IBM TRIRIGA Environmental and Energy Management Software: Award-winning environmental sustainability software to help organizations achieve their environmental and energy reduction goals.
- IBM TRIRIGA Application Builder: A suite of web-based, design-time components to build customer-specific configurations without changes to source code.
- IBM TRIRIGA Connector for Business Applications: An industry standard XML-based integration software product to streamline information exchange between IBM TRIRIGA and third-party systems.
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1 Gartner "Magic Quadrant for Integrated Workplace Management Systems" by Rob Schafer, June 26, 2014
About the Magic Quadrant
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted 2014 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner.
Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the "Leaders" quadrant.
The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
About IBM Smarter Buildings
Since launching its smarter buildings initiative in February 2010, IBM has created a portfolio of smarter buildings solutions that integrate with building automation software from across the industry.
IBM TRIRIGA — an IBM Smarter Buildings solution — delivers the industry's most advanced capabilities such as configurable workflow and performance analytics engines to reduce operating costs, increase return on assets and achieve sustainability goals for mid- and large-sized commercial and public enterprises, including more than one-third of the Fortune 100.
For more information, visit ibm.com/smarterbuildings.


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A Serbian appeals court has upheld prison terms of up to 20 years for three ex-Serb paramilitaries convicted of gunning down 14 ethnic Albanian women and children a decade ago in Kosovo.
The court in Belgrade rejected appeals from the three appellants, who served in the notorious Scorpions unit during the 1999-2000 Kosovo war. A retrial was ordered for a fourth defendant.
The massacre in Kosovo's northern town of Podujevo took place at the start of a NATO bombing campaign launched against Serbia to stop a Belgrade crackdown on Albanian separatists.
During the original 2009 trial, survivors described how Scorpions lined up 19 people against a wall in March 1999 and sprayed them with machine-gun fire. Five children survived the massacre, saved only when regular Serbian troops arrived on the scene.
The Scorpions unit operated under the command of the Serbian Interior Ministry during the Balkan wars of the 1990s.
Domestic war crimes trials in Serbia only became possible after the ouster of autocratic Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in 2000. Milosevic died in 2006, while on trial in The Hague for genocide and crimes against humanity.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008. The declaration is recognized by more than 60 nations, including the United States and most countries of the European Union.


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Name: Hoder
Occupation: God of winter
Identity: The general public of Earth believes Hoder
to be a mythological character
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: None
Base of Operations: Asgard
First Appearance: THOR # 274
History: Hoder is an elder god who nearly killed Balder
when Loki tricked him into shooting Balder with an arrow
tipped with mistletoe wood, to which Balder was vulnerable.
Height: 5ft. 10in.
Weight: 390 lbs.
Eyes: None
Hair: White
Unusual Physical Characteristics: Hoder is completely
Strength Level: Hoder can lift (press) about 20 tons.
Known Superhuman Powers: Holder possesses the conventional
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SponsorPay reveals new social/mobile demographics
Value-exchange ad group SponsorPay today put out a new infographic detailing the ongoing rise of mobile gaming, which also included information about who makes up the social/mobile gamer population.
According to SponsorPay, the majority of users (31 percent) play mobile games while they're in bed, while 16 percent play during their bus and train commutes. For better or worse, it looks like mobile gaming is taking the place of bathroom reading, as SponsorPay reports 11 percent of mobile users play games in the bathroom.
When it comes to actual demographics, it turns out women play more social and mobile games than men, but probably not as drastically as people might think. Women make up 54 percent of social gamers and 53 percent of mobile. When it comes to mobile games, the largest age group playing these titles sits in the 25-34-year-old range. Social games are almost evenly split between 35-44-year-olds and 45-54-year-olds, who comprise 41 percent of social players; the former group made up 1 percent more of total social gamers than the latter.
SponsorPay also took a look at who plays the more popular social mobile games. Over half of Zynga's Texas Holdem Poker's players are older than 26, and 75 percent of users are male. FarmVille 2, meanwhile, has a 68 percent female player base and 80 percent of users are older than 25. Words With Friends' audience is 63 percent female, with 70 percent being older than 24-years-old. King.com's Candy Crush Saga had the largest percentage of women playing its game, 72 percent of users are female and 66 percent of users are over 26-years-old. Rovio's Angry Birds Star Wars may have 60 percent of its players above the age of 25, but 50 percent of its players are men.
SponsorPay gathered this information from a variety of industry sources, including Nielsen, Newzoo, PopCap and AppStats.
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The only way to deal with the irksome side of daily living is to exercise patience. Patience will ensure that whenever one has some bitter experience, he will opt for the way of tolerance rather than that of reaction to provocation. It will enable one to absorb shocks and to continue, undeterred, on one's onward journey.
Patience, as well as being a practical solution to the problems faced in the outside world, is also a means of positive character building. One who fails to exercise patience, gives free rein to negative thoughts and feelings, develops a personality which is likewise negative while one who remains patient is so morally bolstered by his own positive thoughts and feelings that he develops a positive personality.
Sabr is no retreat. Sabr only amounts to taking the initiative along the path of wisdom and reason as opposed to the path of the emotions. Sabr gives one the strength to restrain one's emotions in delicate situations and rather to use one's brains to find a course of action along result-oriented lines.


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German (Rüpel) and Slovenian: from a pet form of Ruprecht. From the 16th century, the name came to mean 'lout' and some late formations of the surname may have arisen from a nickname from this sense. It may also be an altered spelling of German Ruppel. EG, SL
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Meat & three veg puree + quinoa mash
Meat & Three Veg Puree + Quinoa Mash
{We created this recipe for the Philips Avent 4-in-1 healthy baby food maker.}
Total 30 minutes
Steam 20 minutes
Makes: 1½ cups (360g)
Freezable, Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Egg Free, Dairy Free
Nutrition Note: Some babies enjoy being spoon fed beyond their first tastes and this hearty, iron-rich meal will satisfy both their growing needs and hungry appetites.
- 120g diced lamb or beef
- ½ medium sweet potato (approx. 170g)
- 1 small zucchini (approx. 120g)
- 2-3 broccoli florets
- Cooked quinoa, to serve (quinoa mash option)
- Remove any skin and fat off the meat. Cut the meat into roughly 1cm size cubes.
- Wash the broccoli and zucchini. Wash and peel the sweet potato. Cut the vegetables into roughly 1 cm size cubes.
- Remove the lid of the Philips Avent 4-in-1 healthy baby food maker jar and place in all of the ingredients. Replace the lid and lock in the right position.
- Remove the lid of the water tank and pour in water until it reaches the '20 min' level.
- Replace the lid of the jar and lock the lid in the right position. Press to lock the 4-in-1 healthy baby food maker jar in the steam position.
- Set the steam time to 20 minutes. It will start steaming and stop automatically after 20 minutes.
- Turn the steam button back to the 'off' position.
- Flip the jar over.
- Place the jar on the main unit. Rotate it clockwise to lock it into the blend position.
- Blend 2 or 3 times for 15 seconds each, until the desired consistency is reached.
+ Quinoa Mash
Freezable, Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Egg Free, Dairy Free
Follow instructions above to step 8. and then drain the cooking water from the jar before processing the meat and vegetables. For a more textured consistency, process less by blending 2 or 3 times for around 5 seconds for a mash/chunky consistency, alternatively use a fork to mash the meat and vegetables. Stir through 1 or 2 tablespoons of cooked quinoa when serving a portion to your baby for added texture and nutrition.
Storage: the puree/mash can be kept in an airtight container in a Philips Avent fresh food storage pot in the fridge for 1-2 days. Alternatively, you can freeze in individual portions for up to 2 months.
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A big launch for the label
Storied French fashion house Louis Vuitton today announced that it will launch a fragrance.
Perfumer Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud—the nose behind cult fragrances such as Stella by Stella McCartney and Dior Addict—has set up shop in the fragrance capital of Grasse (where he was also born) and is focused on using exclusive raw materials—naturally, Louis Vuitton leather among them.
The fragrance is not the first for the brand, which launched its debut scent in 1927. There here have been very few—a mere two others, in fact—since then.
The scent will be available from selected boutiques from September.
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Another memo to Santa was left on the Helpdesk printer this year. It seems Toy Town Industries is vying for Santa's business ahead of Black Friday again. We don't know why Santa's memos keep getting redirected to Oak Knoll, but we would be remiss if we did not share the scoop on this year's hottest educational toys as our very own 2019 Tech Gift Guide for Kids in time for Black Friday!
Topics: technology, christmas
Every so often, it's interesting to see another perspective. We are pretty sure that this response that the technology department received was not intended to be a "REPLY-ALL," but it sure does provide a lot of insight for the coming holiday season. We will be using our @OKSTECH twitter account to follow companies and retweet deals as we get them, so stay tuned.
Topics: technology, christmas, education
We found this document on the network printer near the tech office. We're pretty sure this will help during the holiday shopping season (especially this weekend, hint, hint!). Just don't tell anyone where you got the information from, as we don't want to get our helpdesk folks in trouble!
Topics: technology, christmas, education
The sun is setting earlier, the temperatures are cooling and the holidays are right around the corner. There's no better time than now to think about giving back to those less fortunate who could benefit from a helping hand — be it for warmth, food, shelter or holiday cheer.
Topics: christmas, community service, thanksgiving
This letter to Santa Claus was found this morning on the printer in the Oak Knoll Help Desk. In order to make sure it makes it to Santa in time for him to take advantage of some of the shopping deals that are being advertised, we are posting it here. Maybe it can also help spark an idea or two for those who are never sure what to get for the holidays.
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Home > School of Law > Law School Journals > ILJ > Vol. 10 > Iss. 2
San Diego International Law Journal
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Modern Ukrainian commercial law started to develop following the break-up of the Soviet Union in August 1991 and the reemergence of Ukraine as an independent democratic state. As a result of the break-up, in 1991 the new state of Ukraine inherited the jurisprudence, institutions and government of the former Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. While Ukraine quickly shed its Soviet past by changing the communist names of streets and institutions, the transition was not as easy when it came to substantive changes in Ukrainian jurisprudence and legal thinking. Ukraine needed to develop its own system of law to establish an open market and promote democracy. Developments in property law, and particularly mortgage law, played an important role in the market economy's development. Ukraine's efforts in adapting its legal system to conform to the requirements of a new market economy are undeniably substantial. However, the task of creating a system of law that deals with security transactions is an arduous one. To make things complicated, Ukraine was starting from a clean slate. Unlike the American law of mortgages that derives from fourteenth and fifteenth century English common law, and therefore has had the luxury of more than six hundred years of development, Ukraine had no foundation for developing its real estate jurisprudence. There was no need for mortgage laws during the Soviet rule because real property belonged to the State and could not be sold or rented by private persons. Despite this lack of prior experience, Ukraine is currently developing its mortgage jurisprudence and the market is ready for it. The real estate market is growing with incredible speed, especially in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev. In the last few years, land has been one of the most cost effective and reliable investments in Ukraine. However, the system is still immature and needs a lot of improvement. Financing of housing, land, commercial land, and buildings is rare. Inconsistencies and ambiguities in laws and lack of experience with their implementation hinder development of secured transactions. To create a healthy investment environment, Ukraine needs to better regulate its land market by establishing comprehensive and stable rules. Although Ukraine is a civil law country, the Unites States has influenced many of its new legal and economic developments. The purpose of this Comment is to present an in-depth discussion and evaluation of the history and modern state of property and mortgage laws in Ukraine. This Comment will use American mortgage laws to provide some answers to the existing uncertainties in the Ukrainian jurisprudence. While no claim is made that American mortgage laws and principles are superior to those of any other country, the American model has been developed and implemented over the course of more than two hundred years, and it may provide some answers to the evolving Ukrainian legal system. Part II of this article starts by examining the background of the mortgage concept. It then proceeds to discuss the history of property and mortgage laws in Soviet Ukraine. It next discusses the modern state of property and mortgage affairs in Ukraine. Part III focuses on the law of Ukraine On Mortgage, the current Ukraine mortgage statute, and provides a detailed discussion of its shortcomings.
Recommended Citation
Zhanna Bulkina,
Development of Ukrainian Real Property and Mortgage Law: The American Perspective,
San Diego Int'l L.J.
Available at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/ilj/vol10/iss2/10
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Original Title: Wenn die Eltern plötzlich alt sind
Paperback, with flaps,
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August 29, 2016
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One day it happens: the parents can no longer manage their lives, and their children suddenly have this responsibility. At first, being a support for ageing parents is obvious. Yet with time the parents often become a physical and emotional burden.
Birgit Lambers provides answers, first by pointing out that this situation is not uncommon. She names the classical points of friction, including the bad conscience, the search for late recognition, difficult parent-child relationships, and sibling rivalries. By way of numerous examples she makes clear how parents feel in such a situation and by understanding that it is possible to find solutions.
Her helpful advice book shows very real paths out of this problem so that we can each answer for ourselves the questions 'How much do I want to give and how much can I give?'.
•For all those who have reached their limits in caring for ageing parents
•Relief, help in decision making, and practical tips
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Conversations With My Husband: 50th Birthday Cruise Edition
My husband celebrated his 50th birthday last week. On Thursday night, I threw him a surprise happy hour at one of our favorite local bars. People from all different parts of his life just kept walking through the doors. Unexpectedly. And he felt tremendously loved. Which is how I wanted him to feel.
The Embarrassing Thing My Husband Did
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I've had a long President's Day weekend of being by myself for extended periods of time. And I've really enjoyed it. (Probably more than I should have.) But today it's all coming to an end. My husband is back from his ski trip. The kids will be coming back from their dad's house. And life...
Haphazard Memories: A Shirt And My Virginity
I was a junior in college. He was a freshman. And he was my first real boyfriend. (I know. I was a cougar, right? Ahead of my time.) And he took my virginity.
Clogged Drains, Small Pillows And Cloth Shower Curtains: An Alternate Las Vegas
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In a jam-packed ceremony in the East Room that was part pep rally, the president pointed out that the last time the Yankees – winners of 27 titles – were toasted at the White House was 2001.
"It's been nine years since your last title – which must have felt like eternity for Yankee fans. I think other teams would be just fine with a spell like that. The Cubs, for example," Obama said, drawing laughs from players, coaches, members of his Cabinet and Congress and other guests. He added that his White Sox have gotten close, including a title in 2005.
The Yankees won the World Series in six games last year, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies. New York Manager Joe Girardi presented Obama with a signed Yankees' jersey with the No. 27.
The White House visit was the fifth for the Yankees core four – Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada – who have a handful of championship rings. They've met three presidents – Bill Clinton in the 1990s, George W. Bush in 2001 and now Obama.
Obama praised the players for their off-field work, from a scholarship that first baseman Mark Teixeira established at his high school with a $75,000 check, to catcher Posada's work on a support network for families with ailing children to shortstop Jeter's sportsmanship.
Earlier in the day, members of the team visited war wounded at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, which several players described as a sobering experience. Third baseman Alex Rodriguez, who wore his championship ring, called the servicemembers the "real heroes" and pitcher Andy Pettitte hailed their sacrifice. Pettitte said even a few Boston Red Sox fans among the wounded appreciated the Yankee visit – though they kept their Red Sox caps on.
Obama said underneath the famed pinstripes the players and coaches "share a belief that anybody blessed with first-class talent also has an obligation to be a first-class person."
Posing with the team, assembled on risers, Obama smiled broadly, then realized the photograph should include the World Series trophy. After Girardi brought it over, a member of the Yankee organization shouted out that it might be the White Sox's No. 1 fan's only chance to hold the trophy. The remark drew laughs from the crowd.
Remarks by The President Honoring the 2009 World Series Champion New York Yankees


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Thailand has been one of the best decisions that I have ever made. I was advised by many people that this is a cruel and dangerous place. However, this has been a dream of mine for a while. So, I decided not to heed the advice and go with my gut. While I know there is danger everywhere, I've never felt more secure. It's true what they say, this really is the land of smiles. The Thais are selfless, kind and inviting.
I feel that when it comes to traveling to foreign places, people tend to base their opinions on the negatives they hear; whether it be in the news, from a co-worker, a family member or friend. Judging a place, country, or state based off of what you hear is ignorant. Nevertheless, Thailand has proven to be everything I had ever dreamed of. Everyday I am constantly amazed by how well I am treated. I will go to my favorite food stall or restaurant and since the first day I have visited, I have been treated like family. They will memorize my picky and healthy order, and serve it with a smile of joy thats not even fake! The servers don't get tipped, yet they will do everything they can to make you happy (they won't even roll their eyes when they turn around). Thais are happy, relaxed, and giving. Here, attitude is everything, and when you live in a world that a negative attitude is uncommon, it makes for a better place of living. Thailand has showed me that attitude is paramount and that a smile is contagious.
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Gopher for Chrome Premium (as opposed to Basic) includes access to Gopher Buddy.
The Gopher Buddy Chrome Extension partners with the Chrome Gopher Add-on to boost your fleet's OS health and offers high-resolution usage history and network IP reporting on Chrome devices, as well as a handy way for students and staff to access key device info.
Gopher Buddy:
- Extends the reporting powers of Gopher for Chrome to include user sessions that capture username, local & public IP address, start time, and session duration in minutes.
- Gives logged-in G Suite users permission-based access to recent session info and device metadata like SN and Asset ID from the logged-in context.
- Nudges users to help prevent Chrome devices from falling more than 3 version behind in their OS updates.
How do I know if my domain has Gopher for Chrome Premium?
Hovering over the license icon in the sidebar footer should display the word "Premium."
How do I access Gopher for Chrome Premium (Gopher Buddy) features?
Once installed & configured, Gopher Buddy presents a toggle switch in the Load managed devices tab of the Chrome Gopher Sheets sidebar.


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If there is one thing that is abundantly found in the brain, it is DHA omega-3. Fats account for over 50% of the brain and Omega-3 DHA represents 30% of brain matter.The highest concentration of Omega-3 DHA in the human body is in the retina. DHA is the most complex form of Omega-3 and only few foods contain a significant amount. It is an essential fatty acid because our body cannot produce it on its own. Other forms of Omega-3 are inefficiently convertedto DHA in our body.
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Stance of pathology residents on declining number of autopsies
Ameer Hamza
In the last edition of the journal autopsy and case reports (A&CR), the implications of declining number of autopsies for anatomic pathology residents were highlighted.
From the authors, personal experience there is a general element of detestation for the autopsies among Pathology residents. This is due to a variety of reasons. Firstly, everyone cannot withstand the execution of an autopsy. This holds true even for pathologists who do the "gross" work of handling specimens. But pathology residents usually know what they are getting into and this issue is minimal.
Secondly for unknown reasons residents have a mindset that autopsies have no educational value and do not add any useful information to clinical diagnosis. This generalized view about autopsies is far from true. Performing an autopsy not only provides closure to the family but also elucidates a myriad of anatomical diagnoses. All the autopsy case reports published in A&CR journal highlight the educational value of the autopsies. Only within last year fascinating autopsy cases such as coronary amyloidosis,
Thirdly pathology residents prefer to work up their surgical pathology cases rather than performing an autopsy. And from author's personal experience, one doesn't get an autopsy on a routine day but on a day when he/she is extraordinarily swarmed with work. But this is part of training and shouldn't steer the residents away from autopsies.
Another factor aiding the general dislike of autopsies is medicolegal implications of autopsies. Again, this is part of the routine work. And limited number of autopsies is much less likely to get one into medicolegal issues as compared to huge number of general surgical pathology cases.
To conclude pathology residents are not the biggest admirers of autopsies and don't consider declining numbers of autopsies an educational concern. They seem to be more concerned about accomplishing the required number of autopsies to be eligible for their board exam than limited exposure to a great educational resource. These views are however based on limited and relatively old literature and authors personal observation. They probably depict a true picture, however, a simple survey among pathology residents will help elucidate this generalized view better and will be a significant addition to the current literature is this regard. If these views are considered close to reality, educational institutions need to emphasize the importance of autopsy among residents and students.
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Have you ever trusted someone so much that you could say that you trust them with your life? I don't mean that you trust them to borrow your car or to loan them money. I mean trust them with your life, the life of your spouse… the life of your kids!
If you are like me, there are just a handful of people that you can really say that about. If you served in the military, you might be able to say that about some of the people you served with. If you are a first responder, it might be some of the people you work with. But for most of us, the answer to that question really is about family and a few of our closest friends.
On tonight's season finale of The Walking Dead, we realize that almost our entire group can trust each other with their lives. If you think about it, it wasn't that way even at the beginning of this season. Half of the Alexandrians were completely unreliable (some were even trying to kill members of our crew). Father Gabriel and Eugene were an accident waiting to happen, and most of Rick's team were knee deep in their own problems. If you don't believe me, go back and watch the first several episodes of the season. You will see that the team has really evolved and that they are finally a group that can truly rely on each other.
The reason?
They are now family.
Tonight, we see that our team has really come together. Most of the liabilities are dead (remember Ron and Sam?) and most of the unwise are gone (Denise, you shouldn't have checked the cooler). But, everyone else has seriously stepped up now. Eugene has pulled it together as he volunteers to go on the mission to Hilltop. The Alexandrians are ready for an attack. Even Father Gabriel seems like a new man.
I love when Father Gabriel proudly informs Rick:
"We have 24 hour shifts set up on each of the watchtowers, each one of them fully supplied and ready. In the case we're incurred upon, we have drivers assigned, evacuation and distraction, and the rendezvous we discussed. In the event of an emergency, my first priority is Judith. I will not fail you."
Is this Tom Cruise in Taps, or Father Gabriel? (Yeah… many of you will have to go back and rent that one.)
Togetherness is born from far more than mere outward appearances. Sure, many of our characters have coupled up this season. Glenn and Maggie are literally going to be an actual family if they survive Negan.
But the unity that has deepened throughout this season has been far more internal. It has been the weaving together of a family – the kind of family in which the members would actually lay down their lives for each other. This is why our cliffhanger at the end of the episode is so upsetting. We know that one of these characters is going to die, and it is really hard to imagine the show without most of these guys.
So who is it? (Chime in- in our comments below.)
Even the most casual perusal of the internet tonight will tell you that the fans are upset. Variety reported that over 70% of the comments on Twitter were decisively negative about the ending. Were you upset?
Scott Gimple even apologized to fans and asked them to trust that they know what they are doing. When it comes down to it, I don't think that fans can stand the thought of losing one of their favorite family members. All you have to do is look at the online reaction last week when people thought that Daryl might be dead.
Of course, right now everyone is guessing who it is that got their head bashed in by Lucille. Could it be Daryl? No, there would be riots in the streets. We know it won't be Rick. It probably won't be Aaron or Sasha because that would just be too easy. My guess is that it isn't Glenn because all of the comic readers are just expecting it. But almost everyone else could be fair game. It could be Maggie because it would be a nice twist on the comic storyline (and no, I never believed that her haircut had anything to do with it). But would the shows creators really kill an unborn child? Let's hope not.
It could be Abraham because it would leave some amazing tension between Sasha and Rosita. It could be Michonne because of the shock factor and the pain it would cause Rick. It could be Eugene because it fits perfectly into his storyline at this point. He was prepared to die. Even gave Rick his instructions on how to make bullets. Or it could even be Carl because no one would be expecting it at all.
This is something not even the actors know right now, so we really won't know much until the premier of season seven. It's like Jonathan Tweeted Sunday night:
What we do know is that these guys are a very cohesive group and the death of any of them is going to be extremely tragic.
Probably the most interesting character in tonight's episode was Eugene. He seemed to be the soul of the episode tonight as we watched him gradually realize that they were in serious trouble. Of course, the whole team gradually realized the same thing, but Eugene seemed to be the first to figure out that they all were not going to make it out intact.
As the saviors were taunting them, one of them asked the key question of the episode:
"You're treating your people good, right? Like it was your last day on Earth? Or maybe one of theirs? You better go. It's gonna get hot. You go get where you're going. Go, go. Get on."
The taunt that bears the title of the episode actually tells us a lot about the trouble that they are in. Like I pointed out last week, Rick has seriously underestimated the Saviors. Did you see it on his face this week when he dropped to his knees? All of Rick's plans are failing.
While the Savior's question is really designed to be nothing but a cruel taunt, it does seem to ring true for Eugene. Maybe this is his last day on Earth, and perhaps the only thing that would change that would be a brave sacrifice. He realized that maybe it was time for him to risk his life for his friends.
Eugene comes up with a great plan as the Saviors keep finding them and blocking the RV path on the various roads they are taking. He says, in semantics so Eugenesque:
"So, they're ahead of us, probably behind us. But they're not waiting on us, per se. They're waiting on this rust bucket. And they don't know the moment-to-moment occupancy of said rust-bucket."
The rest of the team knows what he is saying – he is going to risk his life for his friends by letting them out and continuing to drive the RV.
I love his reaction when Rick tells him, "Thank you for this. For all of it. We're lucky you're here."
Eugene merely responds "I won't argue with that."
Even though the plan doesn't work and the whole crew is captured anyway, it is an amazing moment. This is when we realize that Eugene's character has come full circle. He has transformed from the scared, fraudulent scientist to a loyal member of the family. And when his loyalty is tested, he is willing to pay the ultimate sacrifice – he will trade his life for his friends.
I can't think of anything more biblical than this. Jesus said in John 15:12-13:
"This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you. There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for one's friends." (NIV)
Of course Jesus is talking about what he would ultimately do for his followers when he died on the cross. But he is also talking about the very nature of love and how sacrifice is a huge part of it. Ultimately, most of his disciples would also end up sacrificing their lives for Him years after He died and rose again.
This is a central truth in the teachings of Jesus. Jesus commands us to love each other (verse 17 of the same chapter) and he sees sacrifice as one of the crucial components of love. When we love each other, we begin to put others before ourselves, even to the point of willingness to sacrifice our own lives if need be. And for the followers of Jesus, there is great news – we are grafted together into one family – His family. While we still continue to mess up in this family on Earth, we also grow together, evolve and change for the better as we grow in our relationship with Jesus. Ultimately, our family in Jesus is not the dysfunctional family like many families we see around us. In actuality, the family of God is a family where there is no sacrifice that we can make that hasn't already been made for us. And that love is what motivates us to trust in each other and to serve and sacrifice for one another.
1) Negan seems to see himself as a good guy. Rick also seems to see himself as a good guy. Is there a possibility that they are both right? Is it possible that they are both wrong?
2) Does Eugene do the right thing when he decides to risk his life by driving the RV while the others walk through the woods?
3) If Eugene had died driving the RV while the others escaped, do you think he would have been okay with that?
4) When Negan kills one of Rick's team members, do you think this will make them want to serve Negan? Why or why not?
5) Do you have anyone in your life that you would sacrifice your life for?
6) Is there anyone in your life who would sacrifice their life for you?
7) Have you ever been part of a family where people sacrifice for each other?
8) What does it mean that Jesus was willing to sacrifice his life for all of us?
9) Knowing that He did, how should we respond?
10) How can you specifically "Love each other the same way I have loved you" this week?
Thom McKee Jr. is a husband, father, pastor… and film geek (and brother of Jonathan McKee). Thom lives in Northern California with his wife and two kids.


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NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES: GIANTS v PHILLIES
October 18, 2010
Bruce Bochy
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA: Workout Day
THE MODERATOR: Questions for Bruce Bochy.
Q. Have you gotten anything medical on Uribe? And depending on that news, will it impact what you do with your lineup tomorrow?
BRUCE BOCHY: We have not gotten the results from his MRI. He's just wrapping things up there. He was feeling a little bit better today. But I can answer better once we get the results.
Yes, it will impact our lineup. If he's good to go, he'll be out there. So it's just a matter now of waiting to see how he feels and the results from the MRI.
Q. Can you say whether he'll be out there at short or third?
BRUCE BOCHY: I can't answer that right now. I'll talk to the guys as far as the whole lineup. But getting back to Uribe, he will impact how we go. We have a couple of options. We know whether Pablo is at third or Edgar plays short, Uribe at third, or if Juan can't go, you've got Edgar and Pablo.
Q. Bruce, I think everybody's aware, and you are, you talked a little bit about it on TV last night, about moving, making changes in the lineup. And one of them might be Torres. He's having a tough time. Have you made any decision on that?
BRUCE BOCHY: We talked about it last night, earlier today. I'm not prepared to tell you what we're going to do until I talk to the players. I know Andres, he's battling it right now. But we can go with either him or Rowand. And I'll let these two know after workout today.
Q. In terms of the lead-off spot, is it possible that you could move Ross up there despite the fact that he's been your main power guy?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, there's a couple of options, yeah. Ross has done it. When Torres wasn't in there, Row's done it. Edgar has done it. So these are things that we're talking about now.
Q. How big of a struggle has Pablo's inability to perform like you wanted him to -- how much of a bind does that put you in with your lineup in the last couple of months?
BRUCE BOCHY: If you look at what Pablo did last year, he was our No. 3 hitter. So it affected our lineup. And we had to adjust there after his good month of April and started having his ups and downs. So we moved him around a little bit trying to find a comfortable spot for him, including the 8 spot.
He's shown moments of coming out of it and has had his struggles. But this kid's been working hard and you're probably going to see him in the lineup here. He's a guy that we need, gives us another threat in there and he can hit, and you're hoping that a couple of days off have settled him down and working on some things in BP, get him back going.
Q. Even against a left-hander?
BRUCE BOCHY: Again, depends on Uribe's situation, with the two options we have there.
But if Juan is not available, yes, Pablo will be out there.
Q. In your experience managing postseason, what's your general philosophy about making lineup changes in terms of waiting too long or being real quick with them? What has come to be your philosophy about that? Because in a seven-game series it's tough to make that call.
BRUCE BOCHY: Really probably doesn't change during the course of the season, the playoffs. I know there's a greater sense of urgency. But at the same time you don't want to send panic with everybody.
But there are times when you have to tweak it. You go with the hot hand. Move things around just to shake it up. And we did it during the season, and we'll do it in the playoffs.
And like I said, we know Andres, he's scuffling right now a little bit. But it may be time for a change there.
But you also have to remember who got you here, who brought you to the dance, and stay with them and hopefully they come around for you.
Q. It was mentioned that Edgar's playing with a completely torn biceps right now. How is he doing from that standpoint?
BRUCE BOCHY: He's doing fine. Actually, he's doing great with that. From what I know, when you have a tear in that bicep, that's the procedure that they use. They just go ahead and just finish tearing it off. There's been some great athletes who had that done and it doesn't affect them.
And it's really amazing. He's in no pain or anything. Actually, he's more comfortable now that it went ahead and tore.
Q. Can you just talk about how important Ross has been to you guys in this series?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, Cody, really, down the stretch in September was a real shot in the arm for us. He wasn't getting a lot of playing time, but the time he was getting, he was taking advantage of it and just giving us some nice at-bats.
Of course, he was hot in the Atlanta series. Helped us win that series. And he's the guy swinging the bat well right now for us. We're facing good pitching, but he is one guy that's getting some good swings off. And so that's what you're hoping.
He's a good player. He was a real nice player before we got him. We knew it. And it's worked out great for us and gives us another power bat in the lineup.
Q. When you go through the process of deciding when you're going to change the lineup or do something with the roster, what exactly is the procedure that you like to go through: Who do you like to talk to, when, what order? In some specificity, how do you go about making those choices?
BRUCE BOCHY: Probably do a lot of it at night. You wake up in the middle of the night, things like that. These things are always going through your head.
But talk to the staff, get them together, we have meetings. Spend a lot of time with Sabes (Brian Sabean). We talk about the order, guys playing. And just trying to get all the information you can get, see if you're missing something or somebody comes up with a little different idea that you may like better.
So I get everybody involved, the whole coaching staff, and then you come up with what you think is your best lineup.
Now, at this time, numbers are nice to look at, the stats against certain pitchers, but you also want to go with who is swinging well or who may be struggling. And that comes into play.
Q. You're here largely because of your pitching, and it's pitching largely developed from within the organization. What's the key to your success on that front?
BRUCE BOCHY: I think it has to go all the way back to your scouts and those guys who go out and find the talent that we have, the Lincecums, the Cains, the Sanchezes. And from there it's your player development people that bring them up through your system and make them better players.
And I'm thankful for all those guys who brought these good, young arms for us. And it's really amazing when you look. Zito we got as a free agent. But Bumgarner and Sanchez and Cain and Timmy all came through our system and Brian Wilson.
So all the credit goes to our scouts and development people.
Q. You took the first game in their house. How much importance are you putting on: You've got three here at home, game tomorrow night, and not letting that happen to your team?
BRUCE BOCHY: Well, every game that's how we feel. You know, how important it would be to get that game. I thought the guys really did a nice job the first game there in a hunt-style situation, how they handled themselves. And it's an outstanding team. And we got a win. And they battled hard in that game.
And now that we're home, it has to continue. I mean, this team's been through it. They've been on the road. They have a great staff. A lineup. You've got to go out there and play your best ball to beat them. And that needs to happen tomorrow night. We know it.
And really it's going to come down to who executes the best and gets timely hits. It's pretty simple.
Q. Any concern Matt Cain has been off for almost ten days for this start? What do you expect from him tomorrow night?
BRUCE BOCHY: Matt's been throwing. He's been getting his work in. It's part of the schedule. It's been a while since their guy's thrown, too, so you're on a level playing field there. Just like it was talked about the time off before we started playing. I thought it was pretty impressive how the two teams played that first game despite the time that we had to wait to play that game.
Q. You obviously set this up so Cain would pitch this game tomorrow. Was the greater factor in that giving the Phillies a little different look with Sanchez in the No. 2 spot or the fact that you wanted Cain to pitch in this ballpark?
BRUCE BOCHY: No, it was more to break up our rotation a little bit, instead of right, right, left, left, we wanted to go right, left, right, left. That's what it came down to.
We're comfortable with Sanchez whether it's at home or on the road, just like with Matt Cain.
Q. Your switch hitters seemed to hit better from the left side of the plate. Is it harder for you to put together a lineup against a tough left-hander like Hamels?
BRUCE BOCHY: A little bit when you look at your switch hitters that have had a little more success from one side. Last year, Torres played against lefties. And this year it's been the opposite for him.
But when you have some right-handed bats on your bench, makes it a little easier to make that decision when you do tweak the lineup. Whether it's a Rowand or Renteria, the guys have been sitting there.
Q. Assuming Lincecum pitches Game 5, would you consider him, bringing back for an inning, too, in Game 7, if the series gets back there?
BRUCE BOCHY: I'm not going to think about that right now, to be honest. I think we'd consider anything. But that's the last thing on my mind, to be honest.
Q. Also about Lincecum, he didn't seem to be throwing the slider that much in his last game. Do you think the slider had anything to do with his developing the blister?
BRUCE BOCHY: No. A lot's been said about this blister. But it hasn't been an issue at all. He's been out there every start. And, like I said, Sunday, if we wanted to move him up on the three days, he was fine to go. I talked to him.
So the blister's a non-issue right now.
Q. Is Madison still going to pitch Game 4 regardless no matter what happens tomorrow night?
BRUCE BOCHY: Yeah, he's got Game 4.
THE MODERATOR: Thank you, Bruce.
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The ruling's main argument concerned the equal treatment of creditors in both restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings. If the perceived share of the costs of an alternative liquidation scenario are not deducted from the value of the security in a restructuring, a floating charge creditor would be in a better position than a creditor in a bankruptcy.
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All things considered, the outcome of the Supreme Court's latest precedent is reasonable. By confirming that the valuation of assets subject to a floating charge should be derived from the estimated liquidation value, the decision may not directly favour floating charge creditors; however, it clearly improves the predictability of floating charges as securities in restructuring proceedings. The legal clarifications on this issue will help creditors to estimate the amount of secured debt established by a floating charge in advance and, as such, the potential outcomes of the restructuring as an alternative to other remedies available thereto.
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Open cart is the free e-commerce script, so you may install and use for free. But there are default theme where are no face book like options. If you want to add facebook like or share option you need to create facebook like or share module, if you are a web developer you may create module using there developer instruction. Otherwise you need to free download or purchase module from OpenCart market.
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Ndidiamaka (Ndidi) N. Amutah-Onukagha, LC'03, was honored in 2013 as a Distinguished Alumna of Livingston College at Rutgers University.
Dr. Amutah-Onukagha has been an assistant professor at Tufts University's School of Medicine, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine, since July 2017. In this capacity her research focuses on adverse birth outcomes for women of color, HIV/AIDS and women of color in an urban context, and community-based participatory research.
She had previously served as an assistant professor in the College of Education and Human Services, Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences, at Montclair State University, and was a fellow of the Research Education Institute for Diverse Scholars from 2013-2015.
Dr. Amutah-Onukagha completed her dissertation focused on infant mortality in Washington, DC, and it specifically examined neighborhood level disadvantage, social determinants of health, and race/ethnicity as predictors of infant mortality.
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She has published and presented in the area of HIV/AIDS and infant mortality in urban communities.
She also has served as president of the Society for the Analysis of African American Public Health Issues and a director of The Women's Collective, a nonprofit social service agency for women of color who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS in Washington, DC.
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Bryan Nelson's federal tax return says he owes $3,082. So he mailed his 1040 form to the IRS before tomorrow's filing deadline. But for the second year in a row, the New Brunswick man did not send what he owes.His reason: "I wasn't going to pay for an illegal war in Iraq."
Nelson, 26, told the IRS as much in a letter included with his 2006 tax return and did the same thing last year, when he owed about $1,100. Both times he also included a list of charities where he sent the money instead. One is an organization that aids wounded war veterans.
In taking this step, Nelson joins the ranks of an estimated 10,000 Americans who will not pay federal taxes or pay only a portion of what they owe as a means of protesting the Iraq war or the nation's defense expenditures.
The IRS says opposition to government policies is no excuse for not giving Uncle Sam his due.
"Taxpayers have a right to express their opinions to the government in a public and private forum," the agency said in a statement. "The actions of expressing your opinion and also fulfilling your legal responsibilities of filing and paying taxes on a timely basis are separate issues."
Nelson, who works as a union organizer, considers what he is doing an act of civil disobedience. He knows his decision could lead to penalties including fines or jail.
"It's a serious act to violate the law," he said. "I respect the law and the tax system. I'm not trying to evade taxes. I'm just trying to minimize my complicity in what the government is doing. I want my money to go where it can help."
Although there is no concrete evidence that opposition to the war in Iraq portends an increase in the number of people who practice what is known as "war tax resistance," there are signs it is at least stoking interest in the practice, which dates to the Revolutionary War.
The renewed interest is being tracked by Ed Hedemann, a 62-year-old Brooklyn man who helped found the National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee in 1982. Daily hits on his organization's Web site have grown from an average of about 150 hits-a- day three years ago to about 800-a-day now.
"There is a steady increase in awareness," Hedemann said. "Obviously, not everybody who looks at our site is going to participate in war tax resistance, but this is at least an indication of the interest."
Another sign of interest is expected today, with the introduction of federal legislation to allow people opposed to military spending on religious or moral grounds to have their tax dollars go to federal agencies not involved in defense.
Although the legislation has been introduced in every Congressional session since 1972, its expected to have 45 co-sponsors this year, the largest number ever, according to the National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund, a Washington organization lobbying for the measure.
People like Hedemann, however, aren't waiting for a change in the tax code. Hede mann, a staunch peace activist, hasn't sent the IRS a dime since 1970 and instead has forwarded the $70,000 he owes for his work as a freelance writer and photographer to charity. The government has yet to collect. The IRS can not collect personal income taxes owed for more than 10 years.
"Sure, they come after me on a regular basis," he said. "But one of the things that helps me is that I file. I don't do anything funny with my forms. Plus, I'm self-employed and don't make a lot of money."
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The closest the government ever came was in 1999, when Hedemann ended up in federal court. He escaped having to pay what the IRS said he owed.
Peter Goldberger, the lawyer who represented Hedemann, was not surprised. The criminal defense attorney who practices in suburban Philadelphia has represented dozens of war tax resisters.
He said that in general, the IRS goes easier on war tax resisters than it does the far larger universe of people who aren't paying because they simply want to keep the money or because they are affiliated with groups that claim that the federal government is not legally entitled to collect taxes.
Although the IRS says there is a gap of roughly $290 billion between taxes owed and received, Golberger's experience has shown that there's very little of it to collect from war tax resisters.
"Some of these folks go out of their way not to earn a taxable income," Goldberger said. Others generally file timely returns and explain why they're not paying some or all of what they owe.
"That protects them against most of the penalties the IRS can impose. Penalties are geared toward the level of deceit," Goldberger said.
Although the federal government filed criminal charges against war tax resisters fewer than 50 times since World War II, the most recent case was in New Jersey and the penalties were severe.
In 2005, three members of a Vineland- based religious society called the Restored Israel of Yahweh were sentenced to federal prison terms ranging from six to 27 months for failing to pay $300,000 in taxes from a construction company they owned on the grounds that their religious beliefs precluded funding war.
Goldberger, who represented one of the defendants, said they were sincere in their beliefs. But they made several errors, including failing to pay state taxes and withholding taxes for employees.
"I don't think they were fraudulent, but they did some things that allowed a prosecutor to portray them as fraudulent," Goldberger said.
Nelson, the New Brunswick man, expects the IRS will eventually come after him for what he owes. But he's mentally prepared for the worst.
"Jail is extremely rare," he said. "But if it's the price I have to pay, it's the price I have to pay."
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Other People's Words: Folklore and Literature
What happens when you collect and use other people¿s words? This class considers folklore and literature based on it, focusing on the theme of objects that come to life and threaten their makers or owners (including Russian fairy tales and Nikolai Gogol's stories, the Golem legend and Michael Chabon's Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, and Ovid¿s and Shaw's Pygmalion). We read essays by Jacob Grimm, Sigmund Freud, Roman Jakobson, and others, to understand what folklore can mean and how the oral and the written can interact. Students collect living folklore from a group of their choosing. This course fulfills the second-level Writing and Rhetoric Requirement (Write-2) and emphasizes oral and multimedia presentation.


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Written by Justin Morris
Justin's story is an amazing one of being diagnosed with T1D at an early age and battling through to cycle at the highest level. He is super keen to be helping support JDRF and raising funds whilst taking part in Revolve24.
Tell us about how you were diagnosed with T1D and how you manage it?
"I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 10 years old after months of feeling very ill and losing a lot of weight. I got to 10kg below the recommended weight for a 10-year-old. My parents took me to the doctor numerous times; it was not until we did a blood sugar test that it became obvious I had type 1 diabetes. I spent over a week in Westmead Children's Hospital recovering and learning about all the new things that were now going to be a part of my life forever more."
"I manage my T1D now through constant monitoring of my blood glucose levels. This used to involve a blood test that I would have to do numerous times a day. Now we have some amazing technology available here in Australia that offers constant monitoring of our sugar levels via a special device that sits just under our skin and sends messages via Bluetooth to an app on my phone. Thanks largely to JDRF for making this technology available to many Australians! It really is a game changer and has enabled me to live a much more liberated life. I also have to take numerous injections of a hormone called insulin each day. I juggle the amount I inject with the amount I eat and the amount of physical exercise I do each day to avoid dangerous situations such as hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar level)."
When did you get your first bike?
"I got my first bike WITH GEARS for my 10th birthday, just before my diagnosis. It was such an awesome gift from my parents. I was excited about it for a long time. It was called the 'Signature- Hammerhead'. I was now able to ride all around the neighbourhood and explore the local bush tracks with friends. When I was 14 years old, I started work cooking chicken at KFC, pushing trolleys at the local supermarket, and delivering the local newspaper. My one goal was to save for a bike with front SUSPENSION that I could race. I reached this goal after many trolleys pushed and chicken burgers made and have not looked back since!"
How did you get into competitive bike racing?
"I used to ride my bike to school to avoid the school bus; I hated riding the bus! The bike became an instrument of freedom and whenever I rode, I got a smile on my face. It turned the worst of days at school into fun days! I started riding the long way to school and doing extra rides on the weekend, and then I began to dream about being able to ride my bike as a job one day. Racing seemed like the best way to make that happen. I entered my first race--a mountain bike race at Yarramundi in Western Sydney--and came dead last. That was in 2000. It was watching Cadel Evans at the Sydney Olympic's MTB race that made me want to give racing a go. I kept going back for more races as I loved the thrill of competition. It took a while, but I eventually started to win races. I loved the process of training and putting the work in to get fit and strong for a race. That was 18 years ago now, and I still love it."
What is Team Novo Nordisk?
"Team Novo Nordisk is the world's first professional sports team consisting entirely of athletes with type 1 diabetes. They race some of the biggest and hardest cycling races in the world all whilst dealing with the challenges of type 1 diabetes. They are registered as Pro Continental, which means they are racing against the best cyclists in the world.
Team Novo Nordisk's CEO and Co-Founder Phil Southerland was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. His mother was told he was unlikely to live past 25. From an early age, Phil's effective management of diabetes included riding his bike. At college he motivated friend and fellow cyclist with diabetes, Joe Eldridge, to improve his diabetes control in a similar way. This inspired Phil to spread diabetes awareness to a larger audience, and in 2005 he formed a cycling team that included athletes both with and without diabetes. In 2007, this team went on to win the 3,000-mile tag-team Race Across America.
As Phil travelled around the world, he witnessed the Novo Nordisk interest in supporting the diabetes community. This was an immediate shared goal, as was the desire to empower people with diabetes, and show that living with diabetes shouldn't stop you from pursuing your dreams. Based on these shared goals, Team Novo Nordisk was created in December 2012.
I am very lucky to call these guys friends. They and the entire team has inspired me and millions of others around the world of dealing with the constant and consistent challenge that is T1D. I was a member of the professional team from the launch until the end of 2014. I also raced for another team before this in the USA from 2010 to 2012. It was an unforgettable time of my life and looking back I am so grateful to have had that experience."
What are you looking to get out of taking part in Revolve24?
"Revolve24 sounds awesome and I'm stoked to be involved. The main priority for me is to help raise the awareness of JDRF, whom I understand is the partnered charity in 2019. JDRF has really made life for people like me in Australia as opportunistic as anyone else's. Without the support, advocacy and research that they provide for all of us living with type 1 diabetes, life could be pretty grim. I have travelled a lot with my work and seen what life with T1D is like in many other parts of the world, and it makes me even more grateful to be in a country where we have organisations like JDRF campaigning and researching on our behalf. Finding a cure is the ultimate goal of JDRF, which not just for us in Australia but for millions around the world with diabetes. We need to keep JDRF well-funded, respected and known in this country."
What's your thoughts on riding with Pat Jonker?
"It's a real honour to be riding with 'Pat's dirty dozen'! Pat Jonker was an absolute legend of the sport when I was a young fella growing up in the 1990's. His 12th place at the Tour de France was really a pioneering effort for an Aussie in a sport dominated by Europeans. He achieved so much when the sport did not have the pathways that are available now to young cyclists in Australia. I'm sure he will still be able to dish out some pain around the Tailem Bend circuit."
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JSC "A101 Development" is planning to construct a new urban district in Moscow combining living, working, studying and leisure functions. A development project named Clever City has been presented in the framework of the Moscow City Government exhibition stand in the trade fair for industrial technology Hannover Messe-2016 by CEO of JSC "A101 Development" Sergey Katchura.
The construction project provides for creation of an extensive university campus, research centers, residential areas, social infrastructure, as well as recreation and open spaces. The center of gravity of the new urban district is considered to be a university or a new educational institution.
The project blends residential and non-residential real estate located on a territory of 260 hectares between Kievskoe and Kashira highways, about 3-4 kilometers from Moscow Ring Road (MKAD). The project provides for creation of a science park. Total floor area of non-residential buildings will be of 270 thousand square meters. A new district might also have its underground station.
The realization of a project will require 16 billion rubles (around 246,5 mln dollars) of investments. By now, construction time, as well technical and economic parameters of the project are not disclosed. However, the development of the project is scheduled to begin before the end of 2016.
JSC "A101 Development" is part of the Bin Group. Its construction industry experience is more than 23 years. The largest project of the developer is A101 urban area (well known as Kvartal A101) on 2.500ha of land in Kommunarka Village, New Moscow.
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HTC states that the Flyer will indeed get Honeycomb, but only when Google gives it to them
Fortunately though, word quickly came out that the HTC Flyer would indeed get Honeycomb down the road, but there was no mention about an actual time frame. On its Twitter account, HTC once again confirms that the Android powered tablet will get Honeycomb, however, they mention that its arrival depends on when it's made available to them by Google. With so many upcoming Android tablets flaunting Honeycomb from the start, the Flyer might seem to be handicapped in that specific area.
Nonetheless, potential future owners can at least hope to see Honeycomb gracing the tablet in the future. Regardless, Sense is still one of the more appreciable customized Android experiences on the market – so it can't be all that bad.
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