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There are signs the long-time business call for private sector equity to feature in a new transport infrastructure funding model will get government support — but where's the action, asks Tony Garnier.
Auckland's traffic congestion and transport infrastructure deficit are legendary. There is an unprecedented demand for new infrastructure.
A key weakness has been getting council and government focused on delivery of outcomes with speed and urgency.
There are lots of plans but no clear outcome statement or confirmed road map of the single joined-up transport system and story needed to get Auckland in front of its population growth curve. Auckland Business Chamber's Michael Barnett and EMA's Kim Campbell have advocated such ideas to successive governments and councils.
Instead, Auckland Council's preoccupation is a defensive strategy to keep its debt to revenue ratio to just under 270 per cent, arguing that borrowing more will jeopardise its agency rating and therefore increase borrowing costs.
Shovel-ready key projects like Mill Road and Penlink have repeatedly been pushed back.
Auckland Council has refused to leverage capital from its huge asset base, and been slow to adopt alternative "value-capture" revenue and private sector capital tools used widely elsewhere, including North America, Britain and Australia.
In 2016 the Productivity Commission issued a Better Urban Planning Draft Report recommending that new value-capture mechanisms should be considered, noting that well-conceived and implemented public projects can increase land values by up to 50 per cent.
Value-capture methods include the sale of development rights and land taxes that allow agencies to capture a portion of the property value uplift from those directly benefiting from major public infrastructure investments.
On the plus side, central government has begun financing major infrastructure projects by public-private partnerships like Wellington's Transmission Gully and Auckland's Puhoi to Warkworth roading projects.
But there's a way to go. Though this procurement method has started to bring the Government and private sector together to deliver key infrastructure, it hasn't yet been applied to address the balance sheet constraints Auckland and other local councils have in trying to deliver major infrastructure.
That seems about to change. In the nearly 12 months the Labour-led coalition has been in office, it has been deliberating on mandating a special purpose vehicle (SPV), Crown Infrastructure Partners (CIP) set up by the previous National-led Government, to fund infrastructure (roads, sewerage and storm water systems) for new housing developments in a procurement method that takes debt and delivery risk away from the council for core growth infrastructure.
While waiting for details on what CIP's mandate will be, an option the Government also has is to move the funding of major infrastructure from its own balance sheet to the private sector.
It is a procurement model that the Spanish construction and transport investment conglomerate, Cintra, is successfully applying world-wide, especially in the United States, to get critical infrastructure funded and built with pace and urgency.
Cintra's US involvement includes a 50-year private-public partnership concession with Texas state to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain a 90-mile toll road from north of Georgetown to Seguin.
The terms of the concession agreement transfer key risks — such as construction cost, over-runs, construction delays, traffic and revenue risks and financial risks — to Cintra.
The terms of the agreement also give the state a share of the toll revenue over the next 50 years, with that share increasing as toll revenues reach certain levels, eventually reaching a 50-50 split with Cintra.
A step too far for a Labour-led Government? Perhaps. But encouraged by business organisations, the group of senior ministers driving the agenda — Finance Minister Grant Robertson, Transport and Housing Minister Phil Twyford, Economic Development and Environment Minister David Parker, Regional Development Minister Shane Jones — have all consistently talked about turning on the tap of infrastructure finance, and introducing innovative funding solutions (for NZ Inc) like "infrastructure bonds" and "value uplift capture".
Government has set a target of reducing Net Crown Debt to less than 20 per cent of GDP:
surely a strong incentive for it to issue a serious invitation to private sector equity investors to help fund the projects?
Notes Barnett: "There is no shortage of cash and no shortage of private sector interest to invest. Whether it is the NZ Super Fund, iwi and other Kiwi institutions or it is China or Spain or anywhere else, it doesn't matter provided it works and delivers the desired result, and fast."
Meanwhile, on the congestion "crisis" front
Government has talked up Auckland's $1.3 billion transport congestion cost as a "crisis." The message from senior ministers is that to solve the crisis the city needs more focus from central government. Business agrees.
If Auckland becomes gridlocked and is choked by growth, then New Zealand will be stuffed. But where's the commitment and strategy to address congestion as a crisis in need of urgent action — a here and now agenda?
Since 2014, successive governments have been investigating options to manage congestion on the motorway network. A group of officials are looking at a GPS-based toll network or transport pricing system on the premise of delivering something in the next 10 years.
Meanwhile Auckland's new stop-gap regional fuel tax, supposedly designed to generate revenue to help ease congestion, is already garnering criticism as unfair in terms of its impact on the less well-off.
Another criticism is that any benefits or reduced congestion from the tax is years away.
Council's debt constraint means it can't or won't spend the money before securing the tax revenue, which will take time to raise and there is no clear evidence that, in the face of Auckland's inexorable growth of motor vehicles on the city's roads, congestion will in fact be eased, or by when.
What business wants is an attack on congestion that gets immediate results and also gives relief to low-income households that depend on a car to travel to work.
An immediate option for Auckland is to expand the gantry-based toll system at the Puhoi tunnels across the motorway network.
Cintra operates motorway network tolling systems in cities across Europe, United States and Australia. In a possible adaption for Auckland, Cintra's system of dynamic tolling used in two Texas PPP concessions would offer a balance between toll-free and tolled lanes which are managed with the toll price increasing during peak periods.
Instead of every motorway lane being tolled, Cintra reports that a mix between free and managed lanes — or low and high-priced lanes — is especially successful in that it gives choice to users. There is always a "free" lane available for the low-paid sector and those not in a rush to catch a plane or get to work.
Notes EMA's Campbell: "Waiting around for credible GPS-based technology is like waiting for a train to nowhere. The gantry system that operates for the Puhoi tunnels is proven — A toll can act as a sort of user-pay regional tax where 'if you don't buy you don't pay'."
He believes Aucklanders are ready for a network congestion tax. It would convey to central government that Auckland is genuinely prepared to pay its way for a more successful city.
Where does transport infrastructure funding and financing fit into Government's wider agenda for Auckland?
As spelt out in a recent Cabinet paper and under-reported keynote speech by Twyford, the Government wants a joined-up urban development system linking transport, housing and urban planning — not just for Auckland, but across New Zealand.
Legislation establishing an Urban Development Authority (UDA) is due in Parliament shortly. The Authority is expected to have all the powers of a local government to drive urban development, including:
●Infrastructure funding and financing — to enable a more responsive supply of infrastructure and appropriate allocation of costs; and,
●Transport pricing — to ensure the price of infrastructure promotes efficient use of the network.
The Government wants transport planning and investment to lead urban form, not follow it.
In a bid to get an aligned process in place between Government and Auckland Council, a new Supporting Growth Alliance has this month been formed to take responsibility for planning and confirming around 60 transport projects to support Auckland's urban growth.
The Alliance will support the development of the huge residential and business growth already under way in the priority areas identified in Auckland's Unitary Plan — Warkworth, Silverdale-Dairy Flat, Whenuapai-Hobsonville and Takanini-Drury-Paerata where it is estimated around 30 per cent of the region's growth will occur over the next 30 years.
The idea is that all four growth areas will build on Auckland's proposed rapid transit network for the future, including Light Rail to the northwest.
As a collaborative consortium of government and professional service firms, the Alliance will be responsible for the whole approach, to identifying and protecting routes for the transport network while providing efficiencies in the planning process.
Notes Twyford: "Previously we haven't been able to provide certainty to communities, landowners and other stakeholders about transport infrastructure to support development. Now we can start to answer some of their questions."
It has taken two years of Wellington-Auckland agency talk to get to this point, and the establishment of the UDA is on a 2019-2020 timeline.
To get Auckland's transport system in shape to cope with the city's inexorable growth, Government is playing a long process-centric game using existing organisations. It is an approach with obvious risks.
The tangle of multi-agencies, council and local board groups that operate under what Barnett calls a "business as usual" culture make it difficult to build and maintain momentum to get things done with speed and certainty.
To meet the business call for urgency, the government should take a further step, says Campbell — establish a single, empowered and accountable Auckland-Wellington transport authority tasked to get things done faster, and report milestones achieved to the Government and public monthly.
They have both publicly indicated their frustration that none of the five-or-six "shovel ready" projects that the Government inherited have started.
If the Government is hell-bent on having concrete outcomes to celebrate before the next election, it will probably therefore depend on what progress is achieved by NZTA over the next 18 months on the "game-changer" rapid transit network the Government has tasked it to plan and build. (See story, D16)
Tolled Lanes Benefit
There has been a 72% reduction in overall congestion as a result of variable tolling on two managed lane projects Cintra has in Texas:
1. No additional lanes; improved
shoulders, road design helped non-tolled lanes flow better
2. Non Tolled Lanes (General Purpose or GP) traffic 14% higher than before
3. General Purpose congestion down from 29% to 9% (time spent traveling at speeds below 50 mph)
4. 72% reduction in overall congestion
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More women die from breast cancer in deprived areas of Norfolk and Waveney
More women die from breast cancer in more deprived areas of Norfolk and Waveney than those living in more affluent areas.
Figures showed the stark differences as a national, cross-party report exposed the scale of the postcode lottery in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and care across England.
The report showed that, depending on where they live, some women were more than twice as likely to die from breast cancer under the age of 75.
Around 900 people a year are diagnosed with breast cancer in Norfolk and Waveney and on average 230 will die every year.
And although more women were surviving the disease than ever before screening, early detection, and access to treatment and services differed across the country.
The east of England was found to be the best region for screening and early diagnosis, said Samantha Nicklin, assistant director of policy and campaigns at charity Breast Cancer Now.
The two factors were identified as key when improving survival rates.
But four out of five Norfolk and Waveney areas performed significantly worse than those similar to them demographically in one-year survival rates.
West Norfolk had the best outcome, with 96.9pc of people surviving for a year - the area also had the highest proportion of early stage diagnosis.
But while the best survival rates were seen in Tower Hamlets in London - with just 13.3 people per 100,000 dying from breast cancer before they turned 75 - in two of our region's areas this more than doubled.
In Great Yarmouth and Waveney 27.4 people per 100,000 died, while in south Norfolk the figure was 27.2.
The national average was 19.8.
Ms Nicklin, whose charity helped produce the new report, said other factors could contribute to higher mortality rates.
She said: "Each area had variations, the age of an area for example, breast cancer is a disease which tends to have a higher mortality in an elderly population. But specifically access to services, rural areas sometimes fair worse because patients have to travel further to get to their GP or hospital.
"What Breast Cancer Now would like to see is the East of England Cancer Alliance working with clinical commissioning groups to understand the needs of the local population to see where they can improve access."
This call to work together was echoed by Nikki Morris, deputy chief executive at Norfolk and Waveney cancer charity Big C, who was also involved in the report released last month.
And under the region's healthcare overhaul - know as the Sustainability and Transformation Partnership (STP) - there are plans to address variations as well as improve breast cancer care.
Already £1.3m had been secured and amongst other initiatives would speed up diagnoses.
Ms Morris said national findings showed breast cancer was less common among women living in more deprived areas, but mortality rates were higher.
She said this was reflected in our region and could be caused by anything from being able to travel by public transport, or having to take time off work and potentially losing wages.
There was also an issue over awareness of when to visit a doctor and gaps in the breast cancer workforce.
She said: "We have many areas where they are continuing to improve but we also have areas where we're not. For whatever reason [patients] can't get to or do not have access to the services on offer."
Jennie Roberts, from North Tuddenham, was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer - which had spread into her lymph nodes - last year after returning from a holiday in Cyprus. She underwent two operations, various scans, and last week finished six gruelling rounds of chemotherapy.
Ms Roberts, 64, said although anyone in her situation would want treatment as quickly as possible, she could not fault the process.
She said: "The first thing when I found out it was aggressive, I wanted to get the operation over and done with. I just wanted it out of my body. But you have to go through the process."
She urged others to go for breast screenings, even if it meant travelling.
"People will find excuses for anything, sometimes because they're scared," she said. "Anyone who does not go for breast screening is a fool in my opinion."
Alex Stewart, chief executive of Healthwatch Norfolk, added: "As a local patient representative we want to see the same standards of treatment and care for all patients across Norfolk and Waveney. There is clearly more to be done in terms of prevention and it's our understanding that plans for cancer services under the region's STP will seek to address issues around postcode lottery. We will be watching these plans very closely to ensure this takes place."
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The PG Cert Specialist Assessor for SpLD (Dyslexia) is a professional qualification, and on successful completion, will enable you to apply for the following status:
The programme meets the requirements for ATS / AMBDA as set out by the British Dyslexia Association (BDA). The JCQ Access Arrangements criteria for a Specialist Assessor map onto those for AMBDA. Therefore, holders of AMBDA have the right to assess for and diagnose Dyslexia/SpLDs as well as make recommendations for Exam Access Arrangements. Additionally, you can apply to the BDA in order to be awarded a Dyslexia/SpLD Assessment Practising Certificate (APC) without additional training, if applying within three years of successfully completing this programme. This will enable you to make recommendations for Disabled Students Allowance (DSA).
You will develop a deep and critical understanding of theories and research underpinning contemporary understanding dyslexia and its assessment, including examining cause, effect and impact on wider developmental domains. You will develop specialist teaching abilities to include critical, evidence-based evaluation of pedagogical approaches and programmes of study. The programme will encourage the development of leadership skills in educational settings in order to foster an environment where colleagues work with and respect the contributions of those with specialist training.
The BDA awards require their holders to submit a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Portfolio every three years detailing the Professional Development Activities and direct teaching they have undertaken to remain conversant with knowledge, skills and professional competence required of them in their specialist teaching and assessment role.
This programme will suit educational professionals who are interested in developing their practice in the area of Specific Learning Difficulties and dyslexia.
On completion of the three modules you may progress to the full MA in SEN Leadership.
You will have advance standing and direct entry to the MA in SEN Leadership if you have successfully completed the PGCert in SEN Coordination and / or Specialist Assessor for SpLD (Dyslexia) with Canterbury Christ Church University. In all other aspects this programme aligns with standard University policy with regard to Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
Personal Academic Tutors will discuss options for continuation and progression to ensure that the University's regulations for credit transfer are followed.
You will study the following modules:
Issues and Debates: Understanding SpLD (Dyslexia) 20 credits (4000 words or equivalent)
This module will introduce some of the issues and debates in relation to understanding Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia). You will develop your knowledge of contemporary theoretical concepts, reviewing recent, relevant literature. You will critically appraise models and frameworks for teaching and assessing children and young people and examine and evaluate pedagogical approaches.
Evidence-based practice and Action Research: Pedagogical Approaches for SpLD (Dyslexia) 20 credits (4000 words or equivalent)
You will plan, implement and evaluate appropriate pedagogical approaches in your setting by completing a piece of action research. You will critically examine current theory and research in relation to literacy skills development and identify issues arising out of your practice in working with learners with Specific Learning Difficulties / Dyslexia. You will design, deliver and critically evaluate learners' progress in appropriate teaching programmes, developing your understanding of effective study methods. (Required documents to be submitted in the Professional Portfolio of Practice)
Analytical Case Study: Assessing SpLD (Dyslexia) 20 credits (4000 words or equivalent)
In this module, you will develop your knowledge and understanding of the principles of psychological and educational assessment. You will learn how to select appropriate assessment tools and materials to assess Specific Learning Difficulties / Dyslexia and be able to justify your approaches. You will demonstrate you can effectively communicate the outcomes of assessments with learners, professionals and parents, including writing reports. (Required documents to be submitted in the Professional Portfolio of Practice)
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You will need to complete 42 hours of specified activities (30 hours of teaching and 12 hours of assessment) in an educational setting to achieve the Specialist Assessor for SpLD (Dyslexia). This will be assessed remotely via submission of video and associated documentation as follows:
Informed consent must be obtained prior to any videoing which will be addressed early in the course.
This programme meets the criteria for individuals to apply for the professional status of ATS/APS/AMBDA/AMBDA HE/FE within 3 years of successful completion and fulfils these requirements.
Successful completion of this programme will enable you to apply for professional status with the British Dyslexia Association.
Alumni of Canterbury Christ Church University are eligible for a 20% discount on this course, subject to terms and conditions.
Tuition fees for all courses which last more than one academic year are payable on an annual basis, except where stated.
There will be an annual inflationary increase in tuition fees for this course where the course lasts more than one academic year. For further information read the 2020/21 Tuition fee statements and continuing fee information.
Students may self-fund their course or a sponsor may fund or part-fund. Bursaries, scholarships and fee discounts may also be available.
Although we aim to minimise any additional costs to students over and above the course tuition fee, there will be some additional costs which students are expected to meet.
There will be an additional fee payable to cover the tutor assessment of the professional work-based evidence which includes assessment of teaching and diagnostic assessment reports.
You would need to have access to assessment tools for Module 3 of the programme. This would generally be available in practice, but there may be a cost involved to purchase specialist assessments. You will be provided with details of assessment tools early on because there are specific requirements, but educational settings or schools will often support the purchase of specialist assessments. The university does have some specialist assessments available for loan however this is very limited and so there is an expectation that students will ensure they are appropriately equipped to complete diagnostic assessments of leaners.
Please be aware that you will need to have access to video equipment in your educational settings as well as access to IT equipment for uploading assessments for Module 2 and Module 3.
On successful completion of the Post Graduate Certificate in Specialist Assessment of Specific Learning Difficulties: Dyslexia you will meet the requirements of AMBDA but you would be responsible for applying for the membership with the professional body (BDA) and the associated costs involved in making the application and maintaining professional membership (AMBDA / APC).
Please also be aware that the costs for cover whist you attend the sessions at university and / or complete specified work based tasks would need to be met by your educational settings.
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"The Nature of Life is to Grow" (1)-Prairie View Theme Song
Prairie View principal Donna Wiktorowski shared the theme song for Prairie View this year, Prairie View: A Good Place to Grow, and welcomed the chance to have it included in the new GCS series on Growing within Goshen Community Schools. You can see a video of the students singing the song below, but directly below this are the words to the song.
Prairie View: A Good Place to Grow
Welcome to school. We're glad that you're here.
We're looking ahead to a fabulous year.
The more time you spend here, the more you will know,
Prairie View's a good place to grow.
Prairie View: A good place to grow.
Prairie View: Good people to know.
There's no other place that I'd rather go.
Prairie View's a good place to grow.
Prairie View's a good place to grow.
Do the right thing. Treat people right.
Those are the values that we all live by.
If we follow this guide then we will see,
Prairie View's a good place to be.
Teachers who care, students who try –
This is the way to keep our dreams alive.
We all work together. We're one big team.
Prairie View's a good place to dream!
As part of their all-school celebration today, a former Prairie View student, Adrian de la Vega, visited to talk to them about an IB attribute; being a risk-taker. Adrian encouraged the students to be risk-takers at a young age because "if you take risks when you are young, it will be even easier when you get older. You will learn more, and it is an important thing to do". Adrian is currently a college student and a proud Prairie View alum, from Mrs. Wiktorowski's 4th grade class!
Thank you, Prairie View, for sharing your song and for being a great place to GROW!


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Crónica is very proud to present a new release by Ephraim Wegner in the Unlimited Release series, "Audible Landscapes". This release, comprising 6 pieces by Ephraim Wegner, and three remixes: "Sechsundachtzig (für Ephraim)" by @c and "Storm Synthesizer Remix" and "Earthquake Synthesizer Remix" by Durán Vázquez is available as a free download in either 320kbps MP3 or Apple Lossless formats.
Noises dispose of an aesthetic quality being taken up and evaluated far stronger than pictures by the unconscious. In a world where the immense flood of images has made individuals nearly deaf against acoustic stimuli, field recordings offer an unbelievable source of inspiration and imagination. The sound recordings sharpen and sensitise the hearing, reveal apparently well-known, pique curiosity on the unknown and the interest in quite concrete sceneries, in our environment with its tonal variety. As never congruent copies of an independently existing reality they play with the individual adaptation and cognition ability.
The field recordings taped between 2008 and 2009 at places like the Pyrenees, the Atlantic Sea or the Black Forest serve to Ephraim Wegner as basis for compositions of sound sceneries.
Typical tones of certain regions, but also omnipresent everyday noises are processed and edited, put on top of each other, distorted up to unrecognisability and assembled again. Thus musical sound fields / collages and new acoustic rooms are generated which invite to reflexion and abstracting or just listening: The apparently weird, but strangely melodic bell ringing of the flock of sheep in the Pyrenees reveals its musical structure which testifies to astonishing harmony. Heavy rains, thunder storm rumbling, wild buzzing of insects and shrill chirping of crickets mutate to tonal arrangements which remind of minimal music or classical noise every now and then. Everyday occurrences become unusual hearing experiences, the pasture land idyll rumbling wild noise.
You can download "Audible Landscapes" as high-quality MP3 or Apple Lossless files directly from Crónica and free of charge. Donations are welcome! :)


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Amy Adams Quotes
I grew up as a Mormon and that had more of an impact on my values than my beliefs. I'm afraid I will always feel the weight of a lie. I'm very hard on myself anyway. Religious guilt carries over too. You can't really misbehave without feeling badly about it. At least, I can't.
I think that I've always been attracted to characters who are positive and come from a very innocent place. I think there's a lot of room for discovery in these characters and that's something I always have fun playing.
I've always really loved action films, but I don't see myself as a superhero girl, so my Lois Lane is a mere mortal full of imperfections.
I was a hostess at Hooters, and that was sort of fun. I was 17, and then when I was 18, I waited [tables] for about a month. I wasn't cut out to be a waitress, and I certainly wasn't cut out to be a Hooters waitress. That was a short-lived ambition. Everyone would agree, if they could see me, Hooters isn't necessarily the best way to describe me.


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COMPUTEX 2018 is open from June 5 to 9. The highly anticipated COMPUTEX Forum will focus on "Ubiquitous Intelligence", where industry leaders from Taiwan and abroad will share their insights on technology trends and propel innovation into future IT fields. At COMPUTEX 2018, blockchain and 5G are added as new themes for the first time, alongside existing AI, IoT, Innovations & Startups, and Gaming & VR in four different venues (Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1, Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 and Hall 3, and Taipei International Conference Center), inviting local and international suppliers to join hands to create a new future for the technology industry.
QNAP took the lead on June 5 to showcase the latest IoT solution in 2018. At this exhibition, QNAP used AWS edge computing service, AWS Greengrass, to create NAS devices that can perform operations on the local network domain. Its system allows cloud services to run directly on NAS devices, allowing NAS to store more than just near-computing and even AI analysis.
In the past, QIoT 3 was only used to collect data and find out the rules engine, which was finally presented on the Dashboard.This year, it adds the AI elements, to develop detection system for image recognition.This system includes three main platform – QuAI, QIoT, and Amazon Greengrass. First, we use the camera and QIoT to collect image data and then it would be sent to the QuAI, to train the recognition capabilities of AI model. the trained model could be deployed to QNAP. NAS, IEI DRPC, IEI TANK, and other products to process the basic operations to save the bandwidth required of cloud upload. Therefore, the final outcome would be uploaded to the Greengrass cloud platform for data storage, integration, and advanced analysis.
QNAP actually demonstrated how the detection system worked on the exhibition. Those who are interested in QuAI, QIoT and Amazon AWS Greengrass, please click here for more information!
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Try Physique57 this time. The boutique studios let you follow along with different schedules. This is good for you too.
This online gym helps out at home. Take a moment of silence and find similar yet modern vibes on Crunch Live. The popular gym chain known for its crazy-fun classes has various workouts to stream for a month.
Possibly the greatest thing on the entire Internet, Calm is a free way to actively meditate or momentarily de-stress. Use the site or app to hear soothing sounds or guided meditations, ranging from two to twenty minutes long.
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Celator's CPX-351 bests standard of care in AML study
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EWING, N.J.—Celator Pharmaceuticals Inc. has released final induction response rate results (complete remission plus complete remission with incomplete hematologic recovery, or CR+CRi) in its Phase 3 study of CPX-351 liposome injection compared with the standard-of-care regimen, or 7+3 (conventional cytarabine and daunorubicin treatment), in patients with untreated high-risk acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Celator partnered with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in developing CPX-351. CPX-351 treatment resulted in a relative improvement in induction response rate of 43.2 percent—47.7 percent for CPX-351 vs. 33.3 percent for the 7+3 regimen.
Dr. Jeffrey Lancet, senior member and chief of the Leukemia/Myelodysplasia Program at Moffitt Cancer Center and lead investigator on the study, noted, "The results are encouraging because this is the third randomized study in which CPX- 351 outperformed the control arm of cytarabine plus an anthracycline in overall response rate."


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Reviewed by Eric Wilson
Fatal Convictions by Randy
"Once again, Singer gives us legal and spiritual matters to consider, while entertaining us all the way to the final verdict."
Years ago, I loved the passion and themes that John Grisham wove into his page-turners. After the dismal "The Brethren" and "The Summons," he seemed to lose his zeal, but thankfully I discovered Randy Singer's legal thrillers. In the time since, I believe Singer has surpassed Grisham in courtroom drama, legal twists, and passion for people and current issues.
"Fatal Convictions" shows Singer in top form, unflinching as always, tackling big topics and controversy. This time, he deals with Muslim culture and beliefs and the way they interact with American tradition. When a Muslim converts to Christianity, she comes under threat from radical Islam, and soon suffers the horror of an honor killing--and on American soil, to boot. The moderate and soft-spoken imam of a Virginia Beach mosque comes under suspicion, with all the evidence suggesting that he ordered the killing. To complicate matters, the slain woman's husband is one of the imam's best friends, and both of them have past ties to Hezbollah.
Pastor/lawyer, Alex Madison, defends the imam, but with muddied motives. He believes it may give him access to a large settlement in a connected personal-injury case. The further he gets involved, though, the more he believes the imam is innocent--and the more his heart gets invested in the imam's modern and beautiful daughter. Even as Alex faces personal and romantic decisions, his case faces difficulties with surprise revelations and last-minute evidence.
Singer does a great job juggling his subplots, characters, and their evolving motivations. He does an even more impressive job uncovering layers of Islamic thinking. Most authors want to paint Islam as all evil or all good, whereas Singer shows an objectivity that is admirable, well-researched, and instructive. More important, it reflects the Christian ideal of love and grace.
Once again, Singer gives us legal and spiritual matters to consider, while entertaining us all the way to the final verdict.
Eric Wilson is the author of twelve novels that explore Earth's tension between heaven and hell, the latest of which is One Step Away, a twist on the story of Job. He lives in Nashville with his wife and two daughters. Visit him online at his website.


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#newsrw: 10 tips for using social media as a news gathering tool
Social media has become an essential newsgathering tool for journalists. Here we look at the top 10 tips and tools to make the most out of web
#newsrw: A round-up of the best blogs from news:rewired – noise to signal
We've rounded up some of the best coverage of news:rewired from speakers and delegates alike and collected it together in one handy post.
Speaker Nicola Hughes – DataMinerUK has written a detailed summary of her talk in the sorting the social media chaos session, complete with tips on her favourite journalism tools.
On the Reuters Blog Mark Jones, who spoke in the social media strategy session, used Storify to round up Tweets, pictures and text from across the day.
And RBI's Adam Tinworth heroically liveblogged every session he was in. Including the liveblogging session.
For all this and more, continue reading…
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Youthful hope and a shared commitment make strong bonds of friendship, and then they make grief especially pointed. But the grief requires a recovery of the hope and a new commitment. Let me explain.
When I was ordained to the Catholic priesthood 31 years ago, I was brought into the company of men who wanted to do the impossible. The Second Vatican Council had launched a breathtaking reform of the church. The civil rights movement, spurred by Selma 35 years ago today, had redefined the ministry. The war in Vietnam had set young against old, and many of us in university chaplaincies found ourselves on squares for which we felt in no way prepared. Contradictions defined the life. How to be gentle and strong? Prayerful and socially engaged? Respectful of tradition and attuned to the revolution? As a young Catholic priest in a time of upheaval, I was sorely lacking in role models, and then I met Joe Healy.
He was a chaplain at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. More than a decade older than I, he was at ease as a priest, and it showed in the remarkable community he had gathered. During several visits to Pittsburgh in the early 1970s, I attended the Masses he celebrated in the crowded chapel on the hilltop campus and was struck by the rare esprit that brought together many different kinds of people. There were students but also a cross-section of city residents who had little in common beyong an inability to resist the simply goodness of Father Joe Healy.
At 6 foot 3, he was a lanky priest whose face fell into a ready smile. To pray with him was to be consoled but also to feel the tug of responsibility. Out of those gatherings grew one of the milestone peace-and-justice organizations of the era - Pittsburgh's Thomas Merton Center, which remains a national model and still honors the memory of its namesake, a Trappist monk who combined contemplation and a social conscience. One of the Merton Center's founders, a protege of Joe Healy's, was Larry Kessler, who later moved to Boston, carrying on the Healy tradition as founder and longtime director of the AIDS Action Committee.
''Joe Healy was a contemporary saint,'' Larry said to me over the weekend. ''He was the inspiration, the motivation for many of us.... It was an angry time, but Joe taught us another way to think. He showed us how to channel that anger and make it into something constructive.''
How odd, then, that Joe Healy, of all people, should fall before someone else's unchanneled anger. Last Wednesday, while sitting over coffee in a Burger King, Joe was shot in the head by the berserk gunman who stormed into the restaurant out of an insane collapsing world, the stresses of which were known to him alone. The gunman shot five people, three mortally. Joe Healy died at Mercy Hospital less than two hours later.
I heard of the rampage, like most Americans, on the evening news, along with the story of the 6-year-old child who had shot dead 6-year-old Kayla Rolland in Michigan on Tuesday. I felt the jolt of a visceral rage at guns and at all who make guns ubiquitous in this country. I detest especially gun-protecting politicians, the accomplices to every one of these slaughters. Such anger was all too familiar. But the next day, with a call from Larry, I learned that Joe was one of those who had died. An intensely personal shock and sadness replaced the anger. Like me, Joe had left the priesthood long ago, and we had lost touch, but I had never forgotten him or what he'd meant to so many.
As I thought of Joe I realized that a far more appropriate response to his death than rage would be a redoubled effort of practical organization aimed both at reducing the threat from guns and rebuilding the systems of support for the mentally ill. A political season is in full swing, that rare time when politicians turn to us. What if they were confronted at every stop with a citizens' manifesto? What if every question put to us by pollsters and journalists provoked the same demands: Uncontrolled guns have no place in America. The tattered social safety net is a scandal. Can this be a new civil rights movement - the right to not be shot? Can it be a new peace movement - peace in Burger Kings and classrooms? Can we bring about a world in which no child can get a gun or die from one? A world in which, when a mentally ill man snaps, there are protections in place for others and for him?
In answer to such impossible questions I hear Joe Healy saying quietly that, yes, such a world can be created. It will require savvy organizing and long-haul commitment, which is why the effort must begin today. And must be renewed tomorrow.
Joe Healy inspired such responses in his lifetime, enabling thousands to ''make something constructive'' out of the anguish of life. It is doubly sad that he did not have the chance to offer such help to the man who killed him. No one who knew Joe doubts that, gently and bravely, he would have tried.
God bless Joe Healy and Kayla Rolland and all victims of gun violence. May they rest in peace.


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The Shadowlands are accessible upon death, where the player-character can roam, and can only be seen by other spirits.[8] The Spirit of Tony Two-Tusk describes the Shadowlands as all grey and dark, swirling clouds. While Uuna was in the Shadowlands,[9] she described it as dark and she was unable to see anything, though she could hear people interacting with her in the physical world. From within the Shadowlands, she could see the light of the naaru A'dal who was in the physical world, but it was so bright that it scared her. The moonlight at Lake Falathim allowed her to see a friend in the physical world.
The origins of the Shadowlands remain uncertain, but they have existed ever since mortal life first arose in the physical universe. They span all worlds,[citation needed] including Azeroth, on which Icecrown serves as an anchor to the Shadowlands.[4] There are those who believe mortal souls are drawn into this dark place when they die, remaining there forever. Others hope their souls will go on to a brighter place rather than languish for eternity within the cold confines of the Shadowlands.[2]


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We welcome Belén from Barcelona, to our pages today. She is a 36-year-old writer and content developer. She has been crafting written stories for more than ten years. In Barcelona, she used to work as a TV scriptwriter, journalist and copywriter. In 2016 she published Tiempo de Breitner, a novel selected by Amazon for its 2017 Indie month. Nowadays, she writes as a freelancer (ZZpr) for Spanish clients through her company Looping the loop.
What brought you to Utrecht?
When my partner and I turned thirty, we started thinking about moving abroad. It was a kind of Erasmus "last-call" and it felt like if it was the right moment to do so. Even though we were both working in Barcelona, we started looking for job options within Europe. Suddenly, my partner found an interesting opportunity at the KNMI in De Bilt and, a couple of months later, we moved to Utrecht for what was supposed to be a year. Next January it will be our fifth!
Where is your favourite place in Utrecht?
In Binnenstad, I love the Oudegracht by night, when there's nobody on the streets and the lights bling over the water of the canal. The jingling of the bikes over the cobblestones and the Dom peering over the rooftops and observing everything feels like a fairy tale scene. I also love the view of the Watertoren at the Lauwerhoff emerging from the narrow streets behind Voorstraat. Out of the city, my favorite place is the Theehuis Rhijnauwen. It's my personal hideout!
Does Utrecht inspire you?
A lot! Utrecht happened to become the place where I wrote my first novel "Tiempo de Breitner", a story about a Spanish girl who moves to The Netherlands.
What is the main difference between the Spanish and the Dutch?
The biggest difference between us is that Spaniards tend to focus more in the "here and now" while Dutch people are more long-term planners (even when they are just trying to meet for a coffee). At the same time, I also feel there's quite a lot in common between us. Both Dutchies and Spaniards are great enjoyers (what I would call "disfrutones"): we like to make the most of life by enjoying small things such as sipping a nice glass of beer or wine under the sun. Both give great importance to their own traditions (from Sinterklass to Reyes Magos or Koningsdag). And both love going into bars!
Do you miss anything about Spain?
Besides family and friends, what I miss the most are Spanish food markets. The opportunity to cross the street and walk into this big feast of extremely fresh ingredients in the greatest variety you could imagine. I specially miss fish shops where you can buy any kind of fish you want, so then your options at the kitchen multiply exponentially. Even though I have already included in my everyday life some Dutch recipes like ewrtensoep, I still miss some ingredients which I was able to get more easily there. As you may guess, I love cooking and even more eating!
Do you think there is a Dutch way of life?
I do think so. As far as I know, there's no other place in the world where life happens over a bike and, actually, I think that makes the Dutch way of life the way it is. Relaxed, sporty, outdoors loving, informal, straight-ahead, enjoyable, unique. Coming from a place like Barcelona, mobility here becomes a pleasure instead of an annoying invest of your time. You go from A to B while you have time for yourself to think or to socialize with your kids, your partner or your colleagues. Physical activity is naturally included in your everyday life while the air (or the sun or the rain) touches your face and car horns become bike bells. Over two wheels, you bring your baby to the daycare, do your groceries, go partying. You can even carry plants or chairs or ladders! All of that makes everything funnier and empowers you while reminding you how free and self-sufficient you can be just on two wheels.
Do you know many expats in Utrecht or do you make friends with the Dutch?
Some of my friends are Dutch and others are expats from different countries including Spain. I tend to relate to people who I find interesting and, luckily, this fits with all nationalities.
Do you think you fit in to the Dutch way of life?
I can tell you I feel at home here. I am not Dutch and there's a whole Spanish background in me which will always be there but, still, "dutchness" keeps leaving its print in my personality creating a kind of SpansDutch hybrid identity, and I love that!!!
Do you think the Dutch could learn anything from the Spanish?
Of course! Everyone can learn stuff from the others! But it is the one who learns who decides what it's best to learn!
Will you be staying in the Netherlands?
My partner and I ask ourselves that same question every two years more or less so I don't even know beyond then. By now, a yearlong experience has already become a five-years-life which even includes an Utrechter baby so… who knows what will happen?


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PLYMOUTH, N.H. -- The Western Connecticut State University women's tennis team clinched a perfect record in the Little East Conference Saturday afternoon with an 8-1 victory over Plymouth State University in the regular-season finale. WestConn (11-2, 7-0), which captured its first LEC regular season title, will be the top seed in next week's LEC Tournament and will enjoy a first-round bye. Lauren Post of Danbury led the Colonials with wins at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles. She improved her singles record to 12-1 this season and teamed with Jenna Kosiba for a win at No. 1 doubles, improving their mark to 10-3. Brittany Hoynack and sophomore Alyssa Hoynack were also double winners for WestConn.
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DANBURY -- Former Shepaug High standout Meredith Stuart scored the lone WestConn goal in a 2-1 loss to Bridgewater State. Stuart and Kara Cullinane were honored prior to the game as WestConn's only two seniors. Stephanie Szafran assisted on Stuart's goal and goalie Heather Stone made four saves for WestConn (3-11, 1-7).
CORTLAND, N.Y. -- Dom Sair rushed for 163 yards and two touchdowns and Justin Autera returned both a kickoff and a punt for scores as Cortland defeated Western Connecticut State, 35-6. WestConn (0-6, 0-5) grabbed a 6-0 lead on the game's opening drive. The Colonials drove 68 yards on eight plays, capped by a 10-yard pass from James Williams to Steve Griffin. Williams completed 9-of-20 passes for 94 yards and Chris Sloat connected on 6-of-16 passes for 54 yards. Griffin caught five passes for 45 yards and Greg Galasso of Brewster made a game-high 13 tackles.
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GORHAM, Maine -- Kelli Veras had a goal and two assists to lead Western Connecticut to a 4-0 victory over Southern Maine in a Little East Conference match. Cecelia Dias scoed her first collegiate goal and Angela Wozniak and Jillian Duran also scored for WestConn (7-8, 3-2). Molly Miller of Middlebury opened up in goal for the Colonials making three saves before giving way to Amanda Simon in the 67th minute. Simon did not register a save.
Men's soccer
DANBURY -- Alex Burnham scored in the 35th minute and Southern Maine held on for a 1-0 victory over Western Connecticut. WestConn had several good chances to tie it early in the second half. Chris Hoagland of Newtownfired a left-footed attempt from 10 yards out that drifted over the crossbar. A minute later, Daniel Sanchez was awarded a free kick just outside the box on the right side, but the blast was saved by Southern Maine keeper David Kreps. Angelo Tsingerliotis made three stops for the Colonials (4-9, 1-4).
DANBURY -- WestConn cruised to a three-game sweep of Rutgers-Newark by scores of 25-4, 25-15 and 25-10 to claim its ninth straight win. Paxton Thornton had 10 kills for WestConn (20-5). Dez Hymes had 13 assists and Kelley Collins added 18 digs and two aces.


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The inauguration of President Mohamed Morsi was not the only major change within the branches of government last Saturday. The end of June also marked the retirement date of many of Egypt's top judges who have reached 70 years of age. Replacements for these judges, many of whom headed important judicial bodies, were appointed and confirmed by the Supreme Council of Armed Forces before Morsi officially became president.
Supreme Constitutional Chairman Justice Farouk Sultan, whom Morsi took the oath of office in front of on Saturday, tops the high profile list of judges leaving office. Sultan, who was also the head of the Presidential Elections Committee and holds the distinction of announcing the results of Egypt's first democratic elections, will be replaced by his deputy Maher El-Behiary, the man who issued both the dissolution of the People's Assembly verdict and kept Ahmed Shafiq in the race by ruling the political disenfranchisement law unconstitutional. Sultan was never a member of the SCC before being appointed by former President Hosni Mubarak to head the constitutional court. He headed the South Cairo Criminal Court before being appointed to the SCC in 2009, a disappointment for many SCC judges. His final act as a judge was to have the presidential oath of office administered by him.
Chairman of the Cairo Appeals Court Abdel Moaz Ibrahim will be joining Sultan. Ibrahim headed the electoral committee that organised the parliamentary elections from November 2011 to February 2012. He is credited with overseeing the largest and fairest parliamentary electoral process in Egypt. He soon fell from grace, however, with many judges calling for his suspension and charges levied against him after he was accused of interfering in the foreign NGO case back in February. Ibrahim transferred the case from its original court to another district, where he had personal relationship with judges who took the defendants off of a no-fly list and they immediately left the country.
Hossam El-Gheriany, the Chairman of the Cassation Court and the Supreme Council of the Judiciary has also left office. El-Gheriany was the first head of a judicial body to come from the independent judiciary movement. He was among the first judges to take to the streets in protest of government interference within the justice system in 2006. He will not be out of the limelight, however, as he was recently elected Chairman of the Constituent Assembly tasked with writing Egypt's new constitution.
Ali Fikri, the Vice President of the State Council and judge in the Supreme Administrative Court, the man who revoked the military's right to arrest civilians, dissolved the first Constituent Assembly, and postponed the ruling on the second, has also ended his term.
Finally, Ahmed Refaat, head of the Cairo Criminal Court and the man who issued Mubarak with a historic life sentence verdict for failing to protect protesters in the January 25 uprising also joins the list of retiring judges.


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Darkmoon – Poems, articles, translations. Madame Rothschild — "I Know who was behind the Paris Attacks!" – Darkmoon. Madame Rothschild tells Lasha Darkmoon in a private email that the Charlie Hebdo affair was a Mossad operation.
Paris attacks: France to deploy 10,000 security forces around the country (See here) Brief introductory note by Lasha Darkmoon: I have just received an electrifying email from my friend Ellie Katsnelson, aka Madame Rothschild, a German aristocrat of Rothschild parentage who has fallen out with her "family" after certain traumatic events during her adolescence, including the mysterious death of her mother in the Swiss Alps in 1989 (See her mini-biography below).
The email was sent to me on Sunday, January 11, 2015 5:56 AM, i.e., yesterday. I transcribe it exactly as written, except for one or two minor alterations in the interests of extra clarity. Reader, you must make up your own mind if there is any truth in these chilling revelations. Email from Ellie Katsnelson Dear Lasha, Muslims had nothing—I repeat, nothing—whatever to do with the carnage that took place in Paris last week. Expert Analyzes Footage of Cop Shooting During Charlie Hebdo Attack: Is It a False Flag? Source: SGTreport.com SGT Report contributor and firearms expert Mark S.
Mann analyzes the alleged shooting of a police officer in Paris. The image from the moment before the "head shot" was distributed and used by the mockingbird mainstream media worldwide the day after the massacre. And now the full video showing the shooting of the officer is being scrubbed from YouTube and edited elsewhere. France "Terrorists" Admit They Work for the Secret Service!!! Another SMOKING GUN! (Video) (Before It's News) This is another huge smoking gun, I'm surprised it was even included in MSNBC's coverage.
Read up. As a wise man frequently says, "you just can't make this stuff up." Important Quote:Interviewer: ok, so you came back to France not long ago ? Kouachi: No, a long time ago…I know the secret service, don't worry about it. Here is a partial transcript of the interview between Kouachi and Igor Sahiri, a journalist for France's BFMTV, as translated by NBC News (video below): Kouachi: We're telling you that we are the prophet's defenders peace and blessings be upon him, and that I, Cherif Kouachi, was sent by Yemen's Al-Qaeda. Please support our vets at VeteransToday.com — Click HERE to read the exposé on the latest global false-flag. Sky News Reporter Makes Freudian Slip Covering Up False Flag In France! (VIDEOS) By: Eric Blair | Activist Post - Much has been made about the lack of blood in the video showing a French policeman allegedly shot in the head at point-blank range with an AK-47 assault rifle during the Charlie Hedbo attack.
The video continues to be removed and censored on YouTube and other platforms despite the lack of blood. Yet, countless videos of John F Kennedy's head exploding from a long-distance shot remain on these websites. Here is the video in question with some commentary: The mainstream media continues to push the story that this officer was killed by a head wound. Sky News presenter suffers Freudian Slip: "You can see the blood on the ground, which has been put there to…" He then catches himself and clarifies, "because of the blood that was shed on this spot yesterday."
You don't need to accept that this is some wild conspiracy to recognize when you're being lied to. Reality is, at best, that Western governments incubated these snakes and delivered them to the desired den. FALSE FLAG 101: From Gladio To Hebdo. Source:SGTreport.com From the CIA-NATO run Operation Gladio, to 9/11 to the 7/7 bombings in London to Sandy Hook to Charlie Hebdo and most points in between, a majority of the terror events through which we suffer are planned and carried out by intelligence agencies and their minions.
As the mainstream mockingbird media gleefully parrots the official story in every case, appealing to our emotions instead of our intellect, we ask WHY? THIS is why. Tags: 911, Charlie Hebdo, false flag, featured, Operation Gladio. French Police Commissioner Suicided After Attempting To Issue Murder Warrant Against President Obama. World's Largest English Language News Service with Over 500 Articles Updated Daily "The News You Need Today…For The World You'll Live In Tomorrow.
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Palm Harbor Boudoir Photographer :: Mrs. S.
The holiday season is once again upon us and the question of what to get our significant others is foremost in many of our minds. It's not that we don't know our significant others. It's not that we don't know what they want for Christmas – or Hanukkah or their birthday or anniversary or any other gift giving occasion – it's just that we can never really find that one special thing. It can be downright agonizing to come up with something different and unique for that special someone in your life.
Mrs. S had the same problem choosing the perfect wedding day gift. "My husband has the means to buy whatever he wants and I wanted him to give him something truly from the heart," she said. So, what could she get this wonderful man that he couldn't get himself? This man who, to propose to her, flew in her best friend and popped the question in front of all of her closest friends?
She came to us for a boudoir photoshoot – the perfect gift for a man who makes her feel so special and so beautiful. As is usually the case, I've noticed with boudoir sessions, it starts out as an excuse to give the perfect gift to one's lover and transforms into a perfect gift for the giver. Her husband gave Mrs. S the confidence in her beauty to pose for him. All we did was made her feel comfortable in order to make the pictures really express herself. "If it wasn't for him, I would have never thought I was beautiful enough to have pictures like that done for any man." After the session, though, the best present was his reaction to it. "He loved the album, it took his breath away," she said. "It's kind of funny but his favorite, is a close up that you did of my face. Also, the sheet cover up lying down."
Mrs. S is a classy lady. She's beautiful and warm and elegant and so we did classical boudoir shots. I work with the theory that, sometimes, the sexiest thing is not seeing everything, so I pulled some cues from Marilyn Monroe and other classic beauties. The result was an album that both of them were very happy with and a perfect wedding day gift that he will cherish for the rest of his life.
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- Alvaro Morata netted a delightful goal in training at Cobham on Thursday
- The striker has been left out of the current Spain squad
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Alvaro Morata may not be in Spain's squad for the current international break but he's eager to impress after being left at Cobham.
The Spaniard wants to continue the glimpses he showed against Leicester City in ending his four month wait for a Chelsea goal by showing his trickery during training.
This is the type of flamboyance we saw our striker play with at the start of the season so if he can produce moments like these on the pitch for the rest of the campaign then we're all in luck.


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TORONTO, June 27, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Graph Blockchain Inc. ("Graph" or "Company") (CSE: GBLC) is pleased to announce that the Company has secured a pilot contract for Korea Post through its in country partner, and partnered with Korea Telecom (KT). The contract is for approximately $60,000 CAD and is a pilot project to store data on Graph Blockchain private blockchain to ensure the security and privacy of information.
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A study published on Friday 5th October caused quite a stir. It was reported worldwide with headlines such as "Vitamin D Supplements Don't Help Bone Health, According To Huge Study."
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5) There may be other risk factors for fractures and falls that outweigh any benefit that can be achieved with a vitamin D supplement.
I looked at each of these in turn, using evidence from the paper and the appendix. I also looked at bone health in general and risk factors for fractures. Who gets them and at what age? There were some really interesting findings.
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Basement: Finished
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Kim Kardashian manages to stun her fans once again with her amazing hourglass figure. She put her cleavage on display while rocking a low-cut black dress during an event that celebrated the launch of KKW x Mario.
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