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Science: Can 'personal' vaccines fight MS?
Vaccines, which have traditionally provided protection from invading
organisms, may protect people from themselves – that is, from the part of
the immune system that sometimes attacks the body's own tissues by mistake.
A T cell vaccine, made from the recipient's own white blood cells, shows
promise as a treatment for autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis
(MS), according to researchers in Belgium and the US.
Normally, T cells orchestrate the body's total immune response. But
in people with MS, some of these cells turn 'autoreactive': they invade
the central nervous system and attack the myelin sheath that encases and
protects nerves. These T cells appear to target a specific chemical in the
myelin sheath called myelin basic protein (MBP).
People with MS develop chronic inflammation of the nervous system and
eventually become paralysed. Researchers think that reducing the number
of T cells that target MBP in MS patients could be a way to treat the disease.
They don't know how the immune system regulates these cells, but that has
not held them back.
In the early 1980s, researchers found that they could reduce the number
of autoreactive T cells in rats that had a disease equivalent to MS by
inoculating them with inactivated T cells. The idea of T cell vaccination
was born.
Now Jingwu Zhang and his colleagues at the Willems Institute in Diepenbeek,
Belgium, and David Hafler at Harvard Medical School in Boston have demonstrated
the same effect in six humans with MS. When MS patients receive a dose of
their own weakened MBP autoreactive T cells, the immune system appears to
boost its defences against MBP-autoreactive T cells (Science, vol 261,
p 1451).
Zhang and his colleagues gave three T cell inoculations to each patient.
After the second, all the patients showed a progressive decline in circulating
MBP-autoreactive T cells. After the third, the frequency of the T cells
fell below detectable limits in five of the six patients.
There was also an apparent improvement in some of the patients during
this and later trials, but Zhang is cautious about the cause. 'The trial
was designed to evaluate the immunology, not to assess clinical improvement,'
he says. 'Without proper controls it is impossible to say whether this was
due to the vaccine.' A new trial of the personalised T cell vaccine is under
way, looking at two large groups of clinically matched patients.
One difficulty with Zhang's method is that making the vaccine is laborious.
Each patient's T cells have to be cloned individually and then made autoreactive
by exposing them to MBP antigens. Zhang then inactivates the T cells by
exposing them to ionising radiation.
A slightly different approach has been adopted by Halina Offner of the
Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, who is investigating vaccines
based on synthetic peptides that mimic the T cell receptor, the part that
interacts with MBP. Offner has already measured positive results in an
initial investigation involving 11 MS patients who received vaccines made
this way. These results will appear this autumn in the Journal of Immunology.
The Oregon researchers have begun testing T cell receptor treatment
in 60 patients, who will receive regular scans to determine whether the
therapy slows the destruction of myelin in the brain. Zhang is also investigating
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Reds pitchers' injury woes continue: Bailey suffers setback, Iglesias on DL
PITTSBURGH — Reds right-hander Raisel Iglesias went on the disabled list with inflammation in his right (throwing) shoulder before Sunday's game with the Pirates, and neither Anthony DeSclafani nor Homer Bailey will be coming up this week, as hoped.
DeSclafani (oblique) and Bailey (elbow) had setbacks in their return from injury. DeSclafani pitched Friday for low-Class A Dayton and Bailey pitched last Tuesday for Double-A Pensacola.
Bailey reported inflammation in the back of his right elbow, but no problem with the ulnar collateral ligament, Reds manager Bryan Price said. Bailey had Tommy John surgery last May 8 and has made two rehab starts in the minors.
"(Bailey) just had a little bit of inflammation, not during his outing, but in the aftermath," Price said. "He was checked by Dr. (Timothy) Kremchek. He just has some inflammation and we're just going to let it cool down and not throw for a few days and then get him back going. He's improved over the last day or two — I don't anticipate it being a long stint of inactivity of throwing. It was a little bit of a setback."
No date has been set for his next rehab outing, nor has there been one scheduled for DeSclafani, who has been sidelined with an oblique strain since the end of spring training.
Iglesias felt soreness in his right shoulder during a bullpen session on Friday. He returned to Cincinnati to be examined.
"It looks like it's an impingement, inflammation and we'll know a lot more when we see him tomorrow," Price said. "However, it doesn't sound like it will be a long-tenured stint on the DL."
Iglesias didn't pitch after Sept. 13 of last season because of right shoulder fatigue. The Reds had him start the spring behind the rest of his teammates and he wasn't scheduled to start the regular season until the end of the first week, but then was moved up to make the Opening Day start when DeSclafani got hurt.
Reds' Anthony DeSclafani, Raisel Iglesias suffer setbacks
Left-hander John Lamb (back) has made three rehab starts, including an eight-inning performance last Wednesday for Triple-A Louisville. He struggled in his first two starts, so Price said he'd like to see him build on his last start before calling him up to Cincinnati.
"Everything's good with John, it's just a matter of getting him sharp and making sure that he's in a good place, pitching well," Price said. "He's coming off a really good start, so we'd certainly like to see something similar to that again."

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California has lined up a $5.4 billion loan from a group of eight banks led by Goldman Sachs as an emergency cushion if the credit markets are disrupted by a failure to raise the debt ceiling, the state's treasurer announced on Tuesday.
The bridge loan is meant to tide California over if it cannot sell $5.4 billion worth of bonds that would cover some of the state's bills.
Bill Lockyer, California's Democratic treasurer, said in a statement that he was concerned that the state could lose access to the bond markets if President Obama and House Republicans do not reach a deal on raising the debt ceiling by early August.
"California had to obtain this interim financing to protect the state from the immediate, drastic consequences of a failure by Washington to resolve the debt ceiling impasse by the Aug. 2 deadline," Mr. Lockyer said. "I'm hopeful Congress and the president will do the responsible thing, solve the problem before it's too late and not risk pushing the country into a financial and economic abyss."
The loan carries a 0.237 percent interest rate and matures on Nov. 22. The banks competed for a piece of the loan through a bid process.
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- Goldman Sachs: $1.47 billion
- Wells Fargo: $1.47 billion
- Citigroup: $736 million
- Barclays Capital: $491 million
- JPMorgan Chase: $491 million
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch: $245 million
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There must be something in the water in Orange County. I have three friends due in the next four weeks. Baby fever is alive and well!
In honor of baby fever and moms-to-be, I've assembled a list of the top advice and wisdom I've learned from the moms in my life.
These tips can apply to new or veteran moms. Read on and let me know what you'd add to this mom's survival checklist.
1. Get ready for the day. First things first. If you only follow one piece of advice from this column, it's this: get yourself showered or at least dressed at your first opportunity. If you don't, you can all too easily fall into the trap of staying in your pajamas all day long, which does a number on you mentally and physically. (Trust me, I would know!)
Think of it this way: On an airplane, in case of emergency, we're told to put on our oxygen mask first, before our child's. And it makes sense – we can't be of help to our kiddos if we pass out, right? So apply that to your everyday life as a mom. You won't be much good to your family if you don't first take care of yourself.
2. Get out. Once you are dressed, get outside. Even if it's for a 15-minute walk, the fresh air will make a difference for you and your child. For a change of scenery, drive or walk to a park or outdoor shopping venue. Here in Orange County we're fortunate to have plenty of outdoor strolling options nearby, from Irvine Spectrum Center to Fashion Island to beautiful beaches and boardwalks.
3. Trust your instincts. If you think something's "off" with your child, you're probably right. Trust your inner voice and don't let anyone or any book tell you differently. This also applies to medical advice. Play an active role in your child's health care, and don't be afraid to ask questions. Parents know their children better than any pediatrician and will always be their best advocates.
4. Know when to say "no." I'm still working on this one. (I can hear my husband laughing already). I want to do it all — maintain my freelance work, keep a clean and organized home and prepare home-cooked meals — all while being the best mom and wife I can be. I've discovered this is close to impossible, despite my best intentions. Set attainable goals, and celebrate them when you accomplish them. Be the best mom and partner you can be without sacrificing your sanity and health.
5. Talk to other moms. This is especially important for new moms, but remains a constant throughout motherhood. We need to talk it out with other moms who get it. Who else can empathize with teething woes or breastfeeding issues? Whether you already have a social circle to rely on or whether you seek out new mommy friends, just get social. There are great opportunities for connecting with new moms in OC, including groups like SoCal Moms Connect or classes and support groups at Granola Babies in Costa Mesa or Milkalicious in Aliso Viejo.
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Kristin Chessman is an Orange County-based writer and new mom. She shares her musings on all-things-baby every Tuesday on OCMoms.com. Follow Kristin on Twitter @KristinChessman.


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Registration closed August 16, 2020 8:30 AM on August 16, 2020 8:30 AM CDT Registration ends August 16, 2020 8:30 AM on August 16, 2020 8:30 AM CDT Registration opens July 28, 2020 12:00 PM on July 28, 2020 12:00 PM CDT Registration runs from July 28, 2020 12:00 PM to August 16, 2020 8:30 AM
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Notice to Participants:
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- Masks required for positions in the trailer, grid workers, gate workers
- Masks required in grid when not in vehicle
- Mask recommended when not able to social distance
- Cleaning of radios, controllers, trailer items, etc. between individual use
- Self - Technical inspection via forms
Ultimately, it is your responsibility to assess the risk to you, both on-track and off, and to make the decision on whether or not to participate. If you are feeling unwell or are experiencing symptoms such as fever, cough, or shortness of breath please stay home. If you have been in contact with someone who has been experiencing these symptoms in the last two weeks, please stay home.
While on site please take the health and safety of your fellow participants, volunteers and staff into consideration and practice social distancing, wear a mask, and wash your hands and/or use hand sanitizer frequently.
If you are diagnosed with COVID-19 within two (2) weeks of attending an SCCA event, we ask that you notify the event Registrar immediately.
Season Sponsor:
7:00 - 8:00am Registration / Check-in
7:15 - 8:15am Tech Inspection
7:45 - 9:00am Course Walking
8:50am Novice Course Walk
9:15am Drivers Meeting & 1st Heat Worker Check-in
9:30am First Car Off
We typically finish up around 5:00pm
There will be a hard registration cut off at 8:00am on the day of the event. Please be prompt! Showing up after that won't allow you time to walk the course. Drivers not familiar with the course often get lost and slow the event down which isn't fair to others.
Entry Fees:
$50 for Annual SCCA member Early Registration (closes two days before event at midnight)
$55 for Annual SCCA member Late Registration
$65 for Non-member Registration (included Weekend Membership)
Are you new? During this registration you'll be asked for a car class. Don't worry, we have a couple worksheets to help you determine your car class, reviewing these will help you class your car. We offer a Novice Class for entrants in their first year, while registering place Novice (N) in the "Class" field, then the base class in the "PAX" field, and a number. If you still do not know what class your car is supposed to be in, then select "I Don't Know" in the class list and we will help you in registration.
Tentative Run/Work Order:
Running Heats 2 and 4 ---- Working Heats 1 and/or 3:
SS, AS, BS, CS, DS, ES, FS, GS, HS, SSR, SSC, SM, SMF, SSM, SSP, ASP, BSP, CSP, DSP, ESP, FSP, CP, DP, EP, FP, XP, AM, BM, CM, DM, FM, KM (including Ladies versions of these classes).
Running Heats 1 and 3 ---- Working Heats 2 and/or 4:
Pro, T, STF, STS, STX, STR, STU, CAM-T, CAM-C, CAM-S, XS-A, XS-B (including Ladies versions of these classes).
Note: Novice Class drivers run with their standard class (ie. N-STX would run & work with STX). Also, Run/Work order is subject to change, in order to balance the heats. Large classes will not normally be moved. Any changes to the Run/Work Order will be announced the day of the event.
Event Notes:
- We will be entering using Gate 4. You can use 5977 Co Rd J, Plymouth, WI 53073 if you want enter it into your GPS program - Google Map link
- The gate will open at 7am.
- You will need to sign the Road America waiver as you enter at Gate 4.
- You will sign the SCCA waiver (adult and minor waivers) at the bridge before entering Paddock area.
- Paddock/grid is inside of the Carousel, which is a mix of paved and grass area. Grid will be in the first two rows, so please don't paddock in those areas. There will likely be people who need to paddock in the grass as there might not be enough space on the roads.
- If you are looking to jack up your car it might be a good idea to bring some pieces of plywood to put under your jack/jack stands if needed. Please keep others in mind with regards to this when paddocking.
- The concession stand will be open from 11am-3pm at Road America. We plan to take a lunch break, but like all things it's based on how the day goes.
- Camping available inside Road America, reservation information can be found on their website.
- Please clean up after yourself, we want to leave it looking better than when we arrived.
- Here is a link to a map to assist you in locating Paddock.


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Nina Zivancevic started working with the Alchemical Theater in New York in the mid-80s where she organized a legendary reading series in the stage venue on E 9th street.
The following video is her early performance « Our Ego of the Flowers » with Eric Lerner and Abbe Michaels (aka Azalea Snail), Joe Papp's Theater, NYC, 1985.
The video is taken at the Kitchen, Nina Zivancevic with Eric Lerner performing her poem « When the Shit Hits the Fan », NYC, mid-1980s.
In 1987 Zivancevic co-founded with Carlo Stephanos her own Odyana Theater group and in 1988 curated the May Theater Festival- the first theatre festival of plays and short performances which presented the new work of 17 distinguished American and international playwrights and directors such as Bob Holman, Penny Arcade, Kenward Elmslie, Taylor Mead and Charles Borkhuis. Stephanos and Zivancevic performed their own play "Eros of the Interior/Eternal".
The following video « Rose is a Rose » is Zivancevic's poetry performance at the gallery « Bateau Lavoire », NYC, late 1980s .
Soon after (in 1988) Zivancevic was invited by Judith Malina to join the legendary Living Theatre where she actively participated as a vocalist, playwright and an actress. Her most memorable appearances with the Living Theater include Michael McClure's « VKTMS: Orestes in scenes" (1989) and Armand Schwerner's « The Tablets", adapted and directed by Hanon Reznikov (1990).
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This is a selection from her performance « I was This War Reporter in Egypt" at Galleria La Mama, NYC , 1991.
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The following video is a snippet from an early performance of her one- woman show « All the Queens Addictions » performed at the Limbo Lounge, NYC, 1984.
Above: Short excerpt from 'Mayakovsky's Dialogue with His Mother' a play by Nina Zivancevic performed at the Poets Theatre Festival, St. Marks Poetry Project, LaMama Theatre, New York, May 1989, with William Considine as Mayakovsky and Nina Zivancevic as his mother. Directed by Bob Holman.
• Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (Влади́мир Влади́мирович Маяко́вский) was a Russian and Soviet poet, playwright, artist and stage and film actor. He is among the foremost representatives of early-20th century Russian Futurism.
The following are two short excerpts from the Paris festival of theater performances « La Nuit Blanche » performed at the legendary Ariane Mnouchkine's La Cartoucherie (L'Epée de Bois) in Paris, March 2010. Zivancevic directed four performances included in her « Mandala of Poetry ».
La Nuit Blanche: Mandala of Poetry, the introduction
La Nuit Blanche: Nina Zivancevic et Jean-Philippe Gallet, « Mandala of the East: « I looked at the Sun, it was almost Gold ». The performance piece was originally performed by Nina at the New York's « Palladium » in 1987. In this particular coreography, Gallet performs and sings the original text and Nina interprets it physically.
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« Journaliste de guerre, journaliste du coeur », a theater piece conceived and directed by Sava Andjelkovic after the poetry of Nina Zivancevic, performed by the students at the Centre Universitaire de la Sorbonne,Paris, May 2006.
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Ideally I'd love vba script for this and am working on that option but need some assistance. I have two people that log in new cases to a workbook but 11 users that need to see the data and then assign themselves to the individual cases. Currently they just have the one workbook that keeps locking up and erasing data.
The wb is set up with five columns. 1) Customer Name 2) Customer Number 3) Date Received. (These three columns are input by the two loggers.) 4) Analyst Name 5) Date Taken (These two are inoput by one of the 11 users.)
Everyone needs to see all 5 of these fields as soon as they are enterted. I'd like to keep the one master that will be used to log the cases and give each user an individual wb that's linked to the master so everyone sees everything. Does this sound doable to anyone?
The first thing I would want to know is why the workbook is "locking up and erasing data". As I'm sure you know, that is not normal.
Is the workbook that everyone uses a shared workbook that allows multiple users to edit it at the same time?
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It locks up because multiple users are trying to access it at the same time. Sometimes the message that comes back is not the usual another user is in this workbook, do you want to be notified or read-only. Sometimes it says this workbook is locked by another user. Then, because there are so many users, no one can access the workbook to make their updates and changes.
It's shared, so if there are two people editing it and one of them gets the error that states another user has made changes, they don't always realize they're about to override someone else's data. We can call this user error but it doesn't take away from the problem of lost data.
But these issues aren't normal? I'm surprised you said that because both seem to be well known problems with Excel, I've seen tons of problems reported, especially with the locking up issue. I don't have access to servers to make changes and there are about 40 people total who this effects so while I can't resolve this problem, I am looking for a work-around.
Any ideas?
As far as I know, there is no easy way around the workbook locking up when another user is adding or editing data. You could probably have multiple spreadsheets with one master sheet that has VBA that grabs the data from all of the other workbooks, but that just sounds like a convoluted mess...
This example you gave us is a prime candidate for an Access Database. You would create a Front-End database that just has a simple entry form that is on everyone's computer that needs to enter information, then you would create a Back-End database that is linked to the Front-End that stores the data.
The beauty of an Access Database is it can handle all of your connections at once and only locks the record that is being worked on and not the whole database...
Do you have any experience using Access? The cool thing is that this task is simple enough that it may not even require Access VBA. You may be able to create all of your forms and tables using wizards.
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Thanks, Newbie, but Access is not an option.
Hmm... That's too bad...
Well, I will do some brainstorming for you to try and come up with a working Excel solution.
No promises....
Law if Logical Argument: Anything is possible if you don't know what you're talking about.
There are ways of doing this using multiple work books, but there are so many variables (where the wb's are located, what if the machine that hosts the main wb is off, how do we get the information somewhere that it is viewable from the main wb, what if two or more of the satellite wb's try to load data to the master wb at the same time, etc, etc...) that I'm even hesitant to spend as much time as it would take to get this mess working...
I know you said Access isn't an option, but you really really really should look into Access and learn more about it. I've created more Access 'programs' that do almost exactly what you're detailing here than I could ever tell you about. I've even got an access database that is configured in a front-end back-end configuration that has over 100 users entering data and about 10 different people monitoring the data entered and running reports all from the same back-end database... Even though I used VBA to handle most of the actions in my Access database, it still only took me a few days to create it. Like I mentioned above, yours is simple enough you could do 99% of it using wizards without even touching VBA.
Something to think about...
Sorry I couldn't help... :(
Law of Logical Argument: Anything is possible if you don't know what you're talking about.
Thanks, Newbie. After talking to management (who still said No to Access) I approached SENIOR management who thought that sounded like a good idea after all! Now I'm about to start building my first Access database and will be incorporating the data fed from a rather large Excel spreadsheet! I am very excited about the prospect and will probably be posting on the Access forum here in a few days, needing help.
Thanks again!
No problem!! I'm glad you're able to look into Access!!
I will keep an eye out and help you as much as I can!
Just a little advice to get you started:
If you will have multiple people entering data at any given time, you will need to separate the tables containing the data from the user interface by creating 2 separate access databases. One Access Database that has a form that will be used for data entry and a second Access Database that will contain the tables that will contain your data. Then you will link the two databases together so you can enter data in the form and it places it in the second database.
The database with the data will need to be on a server or computer that is accessible by all parties entering data.
After you have your forms linked to your second database and working the way you want, you can give a copy of the database with the forms to each user and everyone will be adding data to one location!
After you get some data collected, you can create another front end that contains only reports and link it to the original Access Database that contains your data and give this front end database to management so when they open it, they just have buttons that open the reports they want to see.
Things to Google that will help you:
Access Reports
Access Forms
Linking Databases
Access Macros
Law of Logical Argument: Anything is possible if you don't know what you're talking about.
Thanks for all your help, Newbie. I will absolutely be looking for you when I post about Access!


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Antonio Conte has revealed that he will have trouble sleeping following his side's shock defeat to Crystal Palace, report the London Evening Standard.
Heading into yesterday's game, Crystal Palace were rock bottom of the Premier League table having failed to win a single point in any of their seven opening games. In fact, they had not even found the back of the net.
However, the Premier League champions failed to produce anything like their best performance level, and suffered the consequences, falling to a 2-1 defeat – and you can't say we didn't deserve it.
Conte needs to find a solution, or we'll be out of this title race in a matter of weeks. It does not seem as though the Italian is a happy man following the defeat – and who could blame him.
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Indiana quarterback Ben Chappell looks to pass to Terrance Turner during the win against Akron. Click on the photo to go to the photo gallery. David Snodgress | Herald-Times
The Hoosiers improved to 3-0 on the season Saturday, defeating Akron, 35-20.
That, coach Bill Lynch said, is the important thing. Indiana must now prepare to face Michigan, which is 4-0 and scored 65 points on Saturday against Bowling Green.
The Hoosiers continued to rely on a dynamic passing attack to carry the team, led by quarterback Ben Chappell. The senior QB was 23-of-33 passing for 342 yards, four touchdowns and did not throw an interception. He has nine touchdowns and zero interceptions this season.
"He's becoming a very, very good quarterback," Lynch said. "He makes such great reads and he'll put the ball right on the money."
Chappell found Terrance Turner six times for 121 yards and a touchdown. It was the first 100-yard receiving game of Turner's career.
In all, seven different receivers caught at least one pass. Duwyce Wilson and Damarlo Belcher each had four catches; and Ted Bolser's two touchdown catches gave him four for the season, the most since Bob Stephenson in 1979.
"If they run hard they'll get the ball," Lynch said. "Ben doesn't pick any favorites."
It appears the team got out of the game healthy. Linebacker Tyler Replogle (concussion) and kicker Nick Freeland (hip) did not play. Lynch said the former was his decision.
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Mohamed Salah's extraordinary form has dominated the agenda of late, but Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has more immediate concerns.
As Liverpool prepare to face Real Madrid in the Champions League final, Jurgen Klopp says he is not interested in suggestions Mohamed Salah could prove to be the equal of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
The Egypt international has matched Ronaldo's 44 goals in all competitions this season to loom as a legitimate contender for the Ballon d'Or, which has been won five times each by Ronaldo and his Barcelona rival Messi during the past 10 years.
Should Salah maintain his extraordinary form next term and beyond, the 25-year-old would surely find himself considered to be among the game's elite.
But Klopp dismissed the significance of ranking individual players, with the decider in Kiev on Saturday taking up all of the German's focus.
"That's not important," he told a news conference at the NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium when asked about Salah's prospects of succeeding the two superstars.
"No manager is interested in that. Messi and Ronaldo deserve their praise and all the things they've won. For years they were on that level and now are 30-something but still on that level.
"If Mo can do that, we will see. He has fantastic potential. There is one more game to go but the season was outstanding. The next few seasons will show if he can do something similar."
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SESAR has undoubtedly shaped our future
Aviation is an evolving industry; interoperability and global harmonisation are key for its sustained growth. In Europe, before the creation of the SESAR Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU), there had been no fully coordinated approach to air traffic management (ATM), especially as air navigation service providers (ANSPs) lacked a common view of the evolution of ATM technology.
So the SESAR JU was set up by the European Commission to modernise and harmonise ATM systems, delivering technological and operational solutions that for the first time would be defined, developed and deployed through a single entity made up of Europe's industrial stakeholders, which included the largest ANSPs. Within the SESAR JU, research and development (R&D) knowledge and resources were shared. That was really a first! But of course it implied a need to integrate ideas, plans and strategies which, until then, had been undertaken by individual organisations.
Following the launch of the SESAR JU definition programme, ANSPs – singularly weak partners in the initial project framework - met in a Brussels restaurant to reach a very simple target: to agree a common strategy for the definition of the various ANSP leadership roles in the different work packages. We were aiming to achieve collectively what could not be achieved individually and to avoid potential conflicts between ANSPs and other stakeholders involved in the negotiation process. The meeting went on until five o'clock in the morning but at the end we were able to present to the SESAR JU our common, united proposal for ANSP participation in the Joint Undertaking.
Our vision has brought about true change. I was convinced of the paramount importance of our strategic role so I promptly invited all potential SJU ANSP members to Rome to help lay the foundations of a common group, the A6 (initially A5) alliance. It was the time to act. ANSPs had to make a paradigm shift so they could be seen as the key stakeholders in the value chain.
To me, this is the most important result of the work, notwithstanding the value of the SJU or other bodies: we built an unprecedented industrial "consensus view" within the SJU framework. This does not mean we were always successful in our outputs; we still need to add value and increase our contribution to the well-consolidated, high-performing SJU R&D programme.
The ambition of our performance has also paved the way for the European Commission to recognise our industrial and strategic roles across the entire value chain. From the first wave of SESAR deployment - such as the Pilot Common Project (PCP), to which I personally contributed as the A6/ANSPs' representative on the SJU ad hoc Steering Group – we achieved the creation of the Deployment Manager, the evolution of the European ATM Master Plan, the synergies and consistencies with the Deployment Programme and the Network Strategy Plan. Building on our experience in the SJU, we have now been called on to make a further step to re-inforce our political and strategic roles within the Deployment Manager.
We all have to acknowledge how the SJU has delivered on its vision - "Today's partners for tomorrow's aviation". Partnership has been the real change - in addition to achieving widely recognised industrial objectives and the standardisation of operational processes for the benefit of the ATM community and its end users. Airlines have played an important role in the technical evolution of the future ATM system; they have shared our challenges and gradually contributed to the achievement of our common goals.
The immense effort of SESAR 1 has undoubtedly shaped our future. We have attained our ambitions and this will change the way the solutions are deployed.
Let me add just few final lines recalling the very many discussions and meetings held with Patrick Ky and Florian Guillermet, the right and valuable leaders of the SESAR Joint Undertaking. At the end of our negotiations, we always reached agreement thanks their recognised political and technical skills complemented by our united know-how and expertise. This made us find excellent solutions, and much more important than this, we created partnership: this is the true value and spirit of the SESAR initiative and the best is yet to come!


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More like calm before the flurry of happy activities.
I've been here before. I'm in between handing in a revision and waiting for my book release next month. It's a time when everything seems to slow down. And then all of a sudden, bam! Everything starts at once and I can hardly get any laundry done. So when the dryer ate all of my quarters yesterday and there was this whole production of going out for more quarters and waiting for the timer to run out so I could try the other dryer and it just turned into Day of Laundry, it wasn't a major crisis. Because I'm in the calm. If this had happened in the flurry, I would have plotted some serious revenge on the mean dryer.
But fun stuff will start soon. Here are some things that will be happening in the next few weeks:
- Blog tour, in which I'll be doing interviews and explaining the Top Ten High School Myths
- Reading here in NYC
- Several contests to win Waiting for You and my other books
- Take Me There video, featuring locations from the book
- Waiting for You author video
The friendly neighbors at Penguin arranged to film me for the Waiting for You video a couple weeks ago. It was this super nice day, so instead of filming it at Penguin we walked to the river and filmed on a pier. I'm excited about seeing the book trailers, but I am not looking forward to hearing my voice. At all.
I sort of have a voice phobia. It only applies to hearing my voice. Not in my head when I talk to other people (where it sounds fine), but out in the world where I'm hearing it recorded (where it sounds strange). I can't even record my voice on my answering machine. In college, I had that vintage R.E.M. lyric that's like, "She will return." Then when I moved to New York, I had part of James Taylor's "Another Day." No one appreciated these excursions into the creative realm. People just wanted the freaking beep already. So now I have a message recorded by SP. It sounds very professional.
While the calm still exists this weekend, I'll be catching up on scrapbooking, reading this amazing manuscript (which is top secret, or else I would totally tell you about it), and deciding what should be next in my Netflix queue. Oh, and avoiding the mean dryer.


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Most people have a mess in their closet from time to time. And at the same time, it is not easy to return it to a decent appearance, and sometimes you do not even want to. In fact, you only need to know a few secrets, and the process of parsing the Cabinet will be interesting, fascinating, and to restore order in it will not cause difficulties.
General rules of storage
It turns out that the rules of storage and order in the closet have been derived for a long time. They are based on the convenience of using this piece of furniture and do not represent any complex axioms. But stay realistic before you start putting things in order in the closet, the first time it takes a crazy amount of time.
What to do with old, damaged, out of fashion things
To store your things correctly, think in terms of time. Think about this at the purchase stage: each purchased item will capture an additional portion of your time. Clothes need to be washed and ironed, trinkets get dusty. Keep this in mind during your next shopping trip. The method works. Prepare the ground: before you start cleaning, prepare the "throw away" bag, the "give away" cardboard box, the "store" box, and the reduction in the volume of these containers should occur in this order. This will allow you to better organize sorting. Keep only what is in the best condition.
One of the basic rules regarding whether to store clothing or a pair of shoes is as follows: any clothing or pair of shoes that have not been worn for a year are likely to be no longer used (except for clothing and shoes worn for rare occasions and ceremonies). So the conclusion is simple: throw out clothes that you haven't worn for more than a year.
Keep separately what you plan to give away. Don't wait until the last minute to prepare bags filled with clothes or toys that you no longer need. As a rule, on the day of "x" it is impossible to find time to do sorting in your wardrobe and things of the child. How do I do this?
The easiest way is to leave a bag, box, or basket at the bottom of the closet and constantly put things there that are small, that you no longer carry, in a word, all that you want to give away. As a result, at the right moment, you will quickly take the box and empty your cabinets without even thinking about it.
Seasonal storage
In winter, you will not wear light cotton dresses and t-shirts, and in summer, your favorite cashmere sweaters will not be useful to you. So learn how to store your clothes for the season.
When you open your closet or wardrobe, your eye will naturally fall on the season-appropriate items, and you will immediately get the most necessary clothes at hand.
If your closet is large enough that you can organize storage of all your clothes in this space, then just hang out seasonal clothes closer, and what you don't wear yet, in the far part of the closet. If you are not the lucky owner of a roomy closet, then you should have additional storage space (in the upper or lower part of the closet, under the bed or on the mezzanine), where you can store unnecessary things. At the same time, demanding types of clothing, such as furs, must be placed in suitable covers, and for woolen things, you need to use antimol.
Always store things so that you can easily find everything. Sort, for example, by colors, types of clothing, and seasons. The correct grouping will help you quickly navigate:
Thanks to sorting by color, you won't need to spend a lot of time searching for your favorite red sweater or green t-shirt.
By type of material. It's nice when silk blouses hang in one part of the closet, and cotton shirts are assigned the other end.
Division by type of clothing. It is convenient to store products on the basis of "top" and "bottom", that is, separately t-shirts, tops, blouses, sweaters, and separately trousers, jeans, and skirts.
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Join the many UK employers already offering staff a payroll deduction savings and loans scheme
Employees that enrol onto the Payroll Deduction Scheme will automatically become a member of the co-operative, and their savings can be withdrawn upon demand. Any member can then apply for low cost and flexible loans. All services are managed directly by the credit union and we accept full liability for the operation of the scheme.
- Promote responsible saving and affordable credit amongst staff
- Reduce absenteeism, sickness and staff turnover
- Increase your corporate social responsibility
- Members' savings are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme
Our ethics, values and principles
- The primary objective of the credit union is to promote sound financial management by encouraging responsible savings and giving access to affordable low-cost credit.
- Our Loans require that members begin saving alongside their loan repayments, so as the loan is paid off, the member accumulates savings. Over time members can build up savings and end the cycle of borrowing.
- The credit union also offers a range of information and support for members in financial difficulties or with a poor credit history.
What we can offer
- Savings payments deducted directly from your salary
- Christmas Saver accounts
- Low cost loans, no set up fee, no early repayment penalty, and repayment periods to suit the employee.
Who is responsible for the scheme
- Once you become a Payroll Partner, all enquiries, payroll changes and savings withdrawal requests are made through the credit union office, and a clear distinction is made between the employer and the Credit Union savings scheme.
- CLEVR Money takes all responsibility for the operation of the scheme, with the employer just facilitating monthly deductions from salary and promoting the scheme to employees. All contacts and queries are dealt with by CLEVR Money, making it administratively simple for employers.
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What is the process of becoming a partner?
If you would like to become a payroll partner with CLEVR Money, please contact us via phone or email to discuss your company and the application process in detail.
Does it cost the employer anything?
No. CLEVR Money provides this service to your business without charge.
Does it cost our employees anything?
Apart from interest on any loans, there are no other compulsory fees or charges for an active credit union savings/loans account.
Is it a lot of work for our payroll staff?
All enquiries of any kind at all are dealt with by CLEVR Money. The employer need not be involved in anything but a single monthly exchange of data and BACS funds transfer.
Can members access their account online?
Yes, members can register for online access at our website www.clevr.money
People can check balances, request withdrawals and apply for loans online. We also provide telephone, email access and have a well located accessible office for personal enquiries.
Is the money safe?
Savings are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, currently up to £85,000 per person.
What rate of interest do you charge on your 'personal loans'?
Our interest rates are regularly reviewed to ensure we can offer rates competitive not only with payday and doorstep lenders, but rates that can beat the high street banks.
How much interest do you pay on savings?
We pay a dividend rather than a fixed rate of interest. This is paid annually and historically our dividend has beaten high street rates of return on instant access savings accounts.
Do members have to give notice to withdraw money?
No. We can transfer savings to the member's bank account by BACS. BACS to a member's bank account takes 2-3 working days.
How do people pay into the savings accounts?
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Sapa Bicycle Trip Su Pan Ban Ho Village 1 Day is one of the day tours we customize for small groups tours, family travel, holidays with kids to Sapa villages. The mountain bike ride take you to Giang Ta Chai village, Ta Van village, Su pan village and Ban Ho villages. You cycle mostly downhill from Sapa town to Muong Hoa valley. Some of the biking route are off-road biking as you bicycle on single dirt tracks, village lanes. Meeting up with different ethnic groups such as Giay, H'mong and Tay people help to understand local customs and traditions.
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Sapa bicycle trip itinerary
8:00: You will be met up with Vietnam Cycling team at your hotel in Sapa. You will cycle into the Sapa valley and experience the fantastic scenery of mountains and rice paddy fields along the way.
You will visit the Black Hmong village of Su Pan and then continue mostly downhill to the Tay village of Ban Ho, where you will enjoy lunch and have time to explore the village and take a swim in the river.
After lunch you will be able to take a ride up to the Red Dao village of Nam Toong. Here you have time to visit the local school and a Red Dao house. After exploring Nam Toong you bike back to Ban Ho where your car is waiting to take you back to Sapa.
Arrive back in Sapa around late afternoon. Sapa Bicycle Trip Su Pan Ban Ho Village 1 Day is completed.
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October 30, 2012 (MMD Newswire) -- DMaze is on a roll! New single "Tonight" debuted at Billboard's Hot Singles chart at number 14, and hit number 5 at Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Chart.
Being an independent artist, it is a rare occurrence to figure in major league music charts such as Billboard. Only a handful of indies make it, and much less, debut on the top 10. But when music is great, there's no way of stopping it zoom up the charts. Such is the case of independent hip hop artist DMaze. His new single debuted and is flying high up the number 5 spot of Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles chart.
It's been a 'd-mazing' ride for hip hop and r&b mogul DMaze. His brand new single "Tonight" has been cruising from one overnight success to the other. "Tonight" first debuted on Billboard's Hot Singles chart at number 14 this week, then surfaced again with an amazing leap to number 5 at Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Chart. Yes, that's two back-to-back chart successes in span of one week since it hit the radio and online airwaves.
DMaze has always been driving along the indie route. He first uploaded the music video of "Tonight" on YouTube. And to his surprise, it zoomed to 300,000 views in two weeks. The sleek and sexy music video is directed by Mike Montoya -- known for his signature sexy-provocateur music videos. "Tonight" is presented as a dream, sexy fantasy sequence. The suave and sensual party beat of "Tonight" provides a steamy backdrop against a fashion shoot of bootylicious real-life models, featuring Dolly Castro, Abby Batista, Topaz West, and Iesah Mariee. And who plays as the lucky photographer? DMaze, of course. As the women strut their stuff and strike a pose, DMaze clicks on and gives them mesmerizing and heady doses of pure, unadulterated r&b/hiphop beats.
DMaze is one of the prime hip-hop indie producers and owns the music label DMS Entertainment. His rather accidental and reluctant entry as a recording artist started out with the recording of "We Miss You", a tribute song for his late father. Then soon afterwards, he unleashed the beats and grooves from within to produce a club-thumpin' party anthem entitled "Like This", as a second single. Being an entrepreneur and head honcho of his own indie label, he enjoys the creative freedom that inspires him to keep going. "As far as the music industry, it's just like just being me. I'm not signed to a major. I just have my own freedom and I do whatever I want.", says DMaze.
DMaze was born in Libreville Gabon, Africa, traveled extensively and studied in various parts of Europe, and decided to settle in the United States, where he graduated with a Bachelors degree in International Relations from the Florida International University. His multi-lingual and diverse cultural exposure, along with his expertise in music studio production work, drove him to establish DMS Entertainment as an expression of his dedication and passion for his own brand of music.
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Biotic resistance, the process by which new colonists are excluded from a community by predation from and/or competition with resident species, can prevent or limit species invasions. We examined whether biotic resistance by native predators on Caribbean coral reefs has influenced the invasion success of red lionfishes (Pterois volitans and Pterois miles), piscivores from the Indo-Pacific. Specifically, we surveyed the abundance (density and biomass) of lionfish and native predatory fishes that could interact with lionfish (either through predation or competition) on 71 reefs in three biogeographic regions of the Caribbean. We recorded protection status of the reefs, and abiotic variables including depth, habitat type, and wind/wave exposure at each site. We found no relationship between the density or biomass of lionfish and that of native predators. However, lionfish densities were significantly lower on windward sites, potentially because of habitat preferences, and in marine protected areas, most likely because of ongoing removal efforts by reserve managers. Our results suggest that interactions with native predators do not influence the colonization or post-establishment population density of invasive lionfish on Caribbean reefs.
Originally published in PLoS One.
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Hackerott S, Valdivia A, Green SJ, Coˆ te´ IM, Cox CE, et al. (2013) Native Predators Do Not Influence Invasion Success of Pacific Lionfish on Caribbean Reefs. PLoS ONE 8(7): e68259. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0068259
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We went off to Granny's tonight for the Short gathering. Alas, Bill & his crew (which includes Brandi) couldn't attend tonight. So it was Granny, Becky, Deanna (Becky's youngest), Dean (Deanna's dad), Mick (Becky's oldest), Joy (his wife), Taylor & Sydney (their little ones), and us. It was fun conversationally, as to be expected. And both Mick & Joy congratulated Amy on her engagement - yay!
In the gift exchange, Becky had my name and since I'd included toys in my list, that's what I got. Some Harry Potter Lego and some K'nex (the little kids version - with cool eyeballs!) Poor mom got a lovely sweater - which Cali (the little calico kitten) promptly peed on. And also a Rubick's Cube. However, she'd asked for Rummikub... (I'd *wondered* why Deanna had asked me where she could find a Rubick's Cube...) They'll get that all sorted out soon, I'm sure. :-)
Amy got the gift I am most envious for - Muppet Monopoly! She hadn't gotten a wish list out to folks, so Joy had found that and figured she'd enjoy it. And I know she and her friends will love it. But how will I find a way to keep it here instead? Hmmmm... I'm sure Pepe would have a plan!
So it will soon be Christmas morning! Joy joy! I hope everyone loves the pressies I got them! (The good news it that I like them, at least, so if they don't I'll make sure they don't go to waste!) Perhaps tomorrow night I'll have an update on everything.
Still no White Christmas, but hey, I'll have fun no matter the weather! *hugs* to everyone who wants one and HAPPY CHRISTMAS and MERRY NEW YEAR!


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Fire service bosses slammed over spending and 'cultural failings'
PUBLISHED: 18:40 19 July 2017 | UPDATED: 18:40 19 July 2017
Fire service bosses slammed over spending and 'cultural failings'
'Failings in leadership and culture' within Avon Fire and Rescue Authority which saw managers handed bumper pay rises while firefighters' salaries were capped have been exposed in Home Office report released today (Wednesday).
Former Fire Service Minister Brandon Lewis ordered the probe earlier this year after allegations of bullying, management infighting and inappropriate spending were raised from within the service.
Consultant Dr Craig Baker has spent weeks poring through documentary evidence and interviewing more than 50 people – and his findings 'make difficult reading' for senior fire authority figures.
That is because Dr Baker has recommended major reforms, including the stripping out of management layers and the replacement of senior figures, as key steps towards remedying the problems.
In the longer-term, he even suggests control of the authority could be handed to the Police and Crime Commissioner, as the police and fire services will shortly share a base and back-office staff in Portishead.
Dr Baker said: "It is clear that the leadership arrangements at the authority have not been working effectively for many years.
"The service management board in general, and the chief fire officer in particular, have been left unchallenged and not held properly to account for too long."
Although a new authority chairman has recently been appointed and has voiced a commitment to instigate improvement, Dr Baker says 'serious concerns remain'.
He added: "Both the management board and the authority itself appear not to recognise that matters must improve significantly.
"Both groups have sought to block any meaningful inquiry into issues that have occurred in the past; robust challenge is faced down with action such as code of conduct inquiries and exhortations to resign.
"I believe lack of change among senior management has gone beyond the point of stability and continuity.
"Because key people in senior management positions have been in post for so long, legacy issues cannot be dealt with effectively.
"I conclude it is now time for the leadership of the authority to be revitalised in order to drive improvements in economy, efficiency and effectiveness."
In response, new authority chairman Don Davies has promised swift action to tackle the problems identified by Dr Baker.
He said: "The vast majority of our frontline and support staff will feel as upset and frustrated by this report as the local people we serve.
"Mistakes have been made in the past and they cannot be ignored which is why my focus is exploring the recommendations that have been made and taking practical steps to improve.
"We must accept and learn from the criticism and most importantly demonstrate through actions, not words, how we will improve."
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Apprenticeships with AstraZeneca
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There are many career paths and programmes available to you within our organisations, whatever your level of study. We offer apprenticeships between Levels 3-7 in Clinical Trials, Global Operations, HR, IT, and Oncology. Further detail about specific programmes can be found on our Early Careers page.
All our opportunities are for real roles in teams across our functions, where you will also receive support to study for a qualification in your chosen field.
Our apprenticeships offer more than your apprenticeship. You will be working alongside industry experts who will support your development, both within role and personally. You may work in a global team which will offer additional growth opportunities, learning about different cultures and how our organisations work across 100+ countries to ensure that our patients medical needs are met.
Our programmes start annually in September and are based at various sites across the UK – begin channelling your passion with us, we'd love to hear from you.
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Defining Integrity
As a fraternity advisor, I always make it a point to meet with each new president soon after the chapter holds elections each year. It's great to help them put in motion their hopes and goals for the house. It's also a perfect opportunity to talk about the challenges of leadership in a Greek house and the important of integrity in leadership.
In my opinion, there might not be a more challenging and daunting task than leading in a fraternity or sorority. In order to lead you have to be able to do many things well, but it starts with the ability to persuade others to follow you even when they disagree. Being a leader in a fraternity is usually much more challenging than leading in other contexts. It's not like being a manager for a company where people will follow your leadership because they want to be promoted and keep their job. No, this is a totally different ballgame. To be an effective leader in a fraternity or sorority people have to want to follow you.
So how do you lead in such a way that others will want to follow you? I think that it starts with integrity.
2000 was a difficult year in the corporate world. The stock market, especially the Nasdaq, took a steep dive as many of the internet companies that had led to the boom of the 90's were going belly up. To make matters worse, there were several high profile cases of companies that had committed accounting fraud. Perhaps the most well known was the spectacular collapse of the Houston, TX based energy company Enron. It was during these dark days that Forbes conducted an exhaustive survey to find what characteristics that people in the workplace most wanted in their leaders. Surprisingly, the number one answer had nothing to do with competence or likeability – it had to do with character. People overwhelmingly chose integrity as the number one characteristic that they desired in a leader.
Being a leader in a Greek house is challenging because you often are forced to make decisions or set direction on controversial issues. Many times the right decision is not the popular decision. In my chapter of SigEp that issue is how to handle a new dry campus policy that our university has recently implemented. I don't know what issues are hot button topics in your house, but I would bet that there are some. These are the times that leadership is the most difficult but the most critical. How do we lead in these situations?
The temptation is to have our actions and decisions dictated by trying to gain the approval of the people that we are leading. Why wouldn't this work? I mean, I just said a few sentences ago that the best way to lead in a Greek House is to lead in such a way that others want to follow you. The reason that this approach to leadership fails time and again is that people first and foremost want to follow someone that they respect. No one wants a leader who simply parrots the voices of others. In political elections candidates draw the most criticism when they are caught flip-flopping on an issue. Voters don't want to elect someone to office who just says what they think that people want to hear, and our fraternity brothers and sorority sisters aren't any different.
Leadership starts with integrity. The ability to be consistent in our decisions and our actions to the point that others are compelled to follow us – even when they disagree – because they are inspired by who we are as a person.


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Readers pass along a lot of stuff every week about gas, fractivist antics, emissions, renewables, and other news relating to energy. As usual, emphasis is added.
The Biggest Bully Is the One Who Accuses You of Being One
Jim Willis of Marcellus Drilling News and I have a small difference of opinion. He thinks Governor Andrew Cuomo is a corrupt true green believer who has pursued anti-fracking, anti-pipeline initiatives as an authentic Green New Dealer. I think the man is just plain corrupt and has no political philosophy other than the one that will serve his demagogic aspirations of the moment.
I don't think Governor Corruptocrat cares if ultimately wins or loses on any of this as along as he gets the green street cred. The NESE pipeline decision will tell which of us, Jim or me, is correct because Cuomo has backed himself into a corner. He needs natural gas now and is trying to bully his way out by labeling National Grid, and now Con-Ed, as the bullies he himself is, before having to approve the pipeline:
After ending a months-long moratorium on new natural gas hookups by National Grid on Long Island and in parts of New York City, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has a new target: Con Edison's own gas ban.
The Democratic governor on Tuesday warned Con Edison that it may face the same threats the state put on National Grid if ConEd doesn't end its own ban on new gas hookups in Westchester County and parts of the city.
Last month, Cuomo threatened to revoke National Grid's license to operate in parts of the state for failing to fulfill its obligations to customers.
He said ConEd should watch and learn.
"We contract with Con Edison, but if Con Edison is not doing a good job or if we feel they are abusive, then we can get another provider," Cuomo told reporters on Long Island after brokering a deal with National Grid.
Cuomo knows the NYC metro area needs more gas. He has delayed pipelines that have put the region, from which nearly all his votes come, in deep energy peril. He cannot afford to not approve the NESE and have a shortage that shuts down everything. He needs natural gas now and an enemy he can bully—while calling them bullies—so as to provide cover. Jim may be correct but this is my story and I'm sticking to it. I expect Andrew Cuomo to approve the NESE and blame National Grid and Con-Ed for putting him in that situation while vowing they'll never get away with again. If I'm wrong, I'll buy Jim dinner.
The JoNova blog, an Australian one, is one of my favorites. She nails it with this:
Every day, grownups pay the bills, feed the world, and operate millions of heavy machines that move at deadly speeds. These same adults mostly don't buy carbon credits, don't vote Green, and don't march in XR protests.
But evidently all those engineer-doctor-dentist-farmer humans are wrong:
It's time to listen to the kids, Professor Steffen said.
"The bottom line is, we're saying the schoolchildren have got it right — this is a climate emergency."
The public broadcasting geniuses tell us we must listen to the experts, but the experts say we must listen to the kids.
Apparently the kids are invoking the unprovable endless tipping point. Anytime, anywhere, sorcerers can claim an event is just around the corner.
But the kids are right. The world is now dangerously close to tipping points that will set in motion unstoppable ecosystem collapses. This is a climate emergency.
That's the message from scientists writing in Nature on Thursday, who say that for some systems, the window to act may have already closed…
"The more we learn, the riskier it looks," Professor Steffen said.
The more we run computer simulations the more we get exactly-the-same media headlines. The path may change but the tipping point is always "10 years ahead".
Meanwhile some kids are setting fire to the nation, should we listen to them?
No idea or cliche is too inane for climate believer "scientists".
New paradox: adult says "don't listen to adults."
This is how you fight back against the nonsense from the global warmist hedge-fund types who are trying to milk the middle class for government rent to finance green eggs and scam. Natural gas, of course, remains the solution for those willing to act like adults.
Ohio Shale-Related Investment Reaches $78 Billion and Counting
From our old friend Dan Alfaro at Energy In Depth:
Total shale-related investment in Ohio has reached nearly $78 billion since Cleveland State University first began tracking in 2011 – the year the state's first Utica Shale wells went into production – according to the university's latest report.
Prepared for JobsOhio, the report contains investment data through the second half of 2018. Continued success in the development of the Utica and Marcellus shale formations in the closing half of the year added $3.83 billion in total investments across the industry, making 2018 another banner year for the Buckeye State.
From the report:
"Total investment from July through December 2018 was approximately $3.8 billion, including upstream, midstream and downstream. Indirect downstream investment, such as development of new manufacturing as a result of lower energy costs, was not investigated as part of this study. Together with previous investment to date, cumulative oil and gas investment in Ohio through December of 2018 is estimated to be around $77.8 billion. Of this, $53.8 billion was in upstream, $19.5 billion in midstream, and $4.4 billion in downstream industries." (emphasis added)
It just keeps getting better! Natural Gas NOW and Shale Oil Too!
An Energy Prayer!
Our friend Aaron Price sends me this:
When families gather for holiday meals such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, families customarily say Grace, even if the families are not particularly religious. People pray for many things; but one thing I don't think people do is thank God for energy, and pray to Him on behalf of all the energy companies and energy workers.
Here's a sample prayer I have written.
The Energy Prayer
Thank you God for the coal used
To generate electricity.
Thank you God for the natural gas
That burns so clean,
For the oil that runs our cars and trucks,
And drives our society.
And God, may all of those who work
In the gas and oil industry,
And related fields, be blessed by you
With health and abundance,
And may they do your work
By bringing us the fuels we need.
And, that's a great note to end on this Thanksgiving Week!
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Unleashed (A Sydney Rye Mystery, # 1)
by Emily Kimelman
Justice with a Vengeance
Join over one million readers in discovering how Emily Kimelman "has reimagined a traditional genre for a new generation." (Mark Bowden, New York Times bestselling author)
After one too many deadbeat boyfriends, Joy needed a fresh new start. She swapped out her man for a lovable pooch named Blue and picked up a dog walking gig on the Upper East Side. But she never expected her new lease on life would include a dead body…
When her curiosity takes her deeper into the case, she and Blue dig into the dirty secrets of Manhattan's elite. As it becomes clear that murder is only the tip of the iceberg, Joy will put the people she cares about in danger to make sure justice is served. Failure to catch the killer could destroy everything she knows and loves…
Unleashed is the first book in The Sydney Rye series of dark mysteries that never shy away from sex or violence. If you like daring heroines, canine companions, and edge-of-your-seat thrillers, then you'll love Emily Kimelman's vigilante origin story.
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We are delighted to invite you to attend the Fifth Annual GRI Symposium, to be held on Friday 10th November. The day of presentations will be followed by a social reception. We will use the same general format as last year's very successful event. We are particularly seeking presentations from postdoctoral and postgraduate researchers. Supervisors, please encourage your researchers to participate.
This day offers you an opportunity to showcase your research, either as a poster or an oral presentation. There will be prizes for the best oral and poster presentations.
Registration closes on the 24th October @ 17:00.
Submission of abstracts closes on the 30th October @ 17:00.
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