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We have all seen or felt the rage. You go into fridge to grab the gooey cooey chocolate volcano cake you labeled in the fridge and the shelf laughs back at you with an eerily empty cackle. Someone did not now who owned the cake.
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Almost all the guidance on CMMC tells you to start with determining where and how CUI flows through your system. You might want to first figure out who gets to decide the lunch policy and what goes in the fridge.
Not to mention many a prime might tell you, "We don't know if we send you CUI but you must have a system that supports receiving CUI if you want future contracts."
So start with deciding whose in charge.
CMMC and Data Ownership.
To understand the team your company brings to the dance we turn to. The document basically begins with deciding where the buck stops.
What is Management Operation?
In order for the plans to adequately reflect the protection of the resources, a senior management official must authorize a system to operate. The authorization of a system to process information, granted by a management official, provides an important quality control. By authorizing processing in a system, the manager accepts its associated risk.
So before you even decide how you want CUI to flow you gotta know who signs the dotted line.
Roles and Responsibility
Management authorization should be based on an assessment of management, operational, and technical controls.
- Security Officer
- Information Systems Owner
- Information Owner
According to NIST you appoint a The Chief Information Officer.
<blockquote>(CIO) is the agency official responsible for developing and maintaining an agency-wide information security program and has the following responsibilities for system security planning</blockquote>
Most small manufacturers do not have a CIO. You either use a Managed Service Provider or you as CEO do it. Sometimes people choose Deborah in accounting because she keeps that WordPress site about her Gobots collection. But usually just you.
- The CIO chooses the senior agency information security officer (probably also you, an MSP, or Deborah).
- Develop all the security procedures and policies(copy and paste SANS templates)
- Do all the cybersecurity stuff
- Do all the cybersecurity training stuff
The Information Systems Owner, according to NIST, still probably just you, keeps all your wifi and printers going.
Official responsible for the overall procurement, development, integration, modification, or operation and maintenance of the information system.
- Write the system security plan
- Maintain and monitor the security plan
- Make sire people do the cybersecurity training
- Update the system security plan
- Help with implementing practices and processes
The information owner, and unless we talking Intellectual Property, with CUI, we mean the Department of Defense, but in terms of your company you need to know who:
- Establishes the roles and rules
- Help with security
- Decide who gets access to sensitive information
NIST SP 800-18 lists a few other jobs but we have already described three jobs past your headcount. Deborah quit when saw she had to do government level controls on private sector budgets.
NIST wrote the guide to writing security plans for the government not for your small business. Just remember that you do need to decide who acts as the authorizing agent. Who says:
- Our System Security Plan good to go
- Authorize the information system
- Denies access to the information system
When you begin your CMMC journey you need to decide who gets to play boss of the SSP, the information system, and all the people. And please stop taking food out of the fridge that does not have your name.


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Newsletter No. 19
In this Edition:
Our News
Some Reading, a Few Surprises, and a Little Sorting!
Reading Can Be So Nice!
From Our Collection: Rose-Cut Champagne Diamonds
All about Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds
Noel Holly – A Master of Presentation
Record-Breaking Diamond Boots
Seen for You in Basel - Graff's Hallucination
"Fancys" Forever?
Gemmology Corner
On a Buying trip with the Sortoscope
Our News
Some Reading, a Few Surprises, and a Little Sorting!
Dear Clients and Readers, Dear Friends,
Spring is here and many a project has come to its completion. We are pleased to welcome Tanja Fischer to our Swiss team.
Even the mobile library for children and young adults has been finished! Share our joy at the sight of these children and their laughing eyes. The world of diamonds is full of surprises. If the one thing missing from your closet is a really fancy pair of boots, we have a special recommendation for you. They could even be matched up with a most unusual watch that we found for you at Baselworld 2014.
As our readers, you know all too well how passionate we are about Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds. This is why we are so pleased that more and more future brides and grooms are choosing these coloured beauties as a symbol of their own personal attitude towards life. Given our passion for Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds, we would like to invite you on one of our shopping trips.
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we told you about the commitment, inventiveness, and enthusiasm with which the Arrow Coach employees tackled the challenge of converting a Tata ACE pick-up truck into a mobile library for children, a project financed by our donation.
Today, we are proud to show you all the love that went into making the idea of Madhan Mohan, founder and director of
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The children's impatience and the joy on their faces say it all!
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We have a large selection of rose-cut champagne diamonds in stock, available in various shapes and shades and in sizes ranging from 1,80 to 5,50 mm.
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Noel Holly – A Master of Presentation
Have you ever tried to photograph Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds? If so, then you know how much patience, technical knowledge and know-how are needed to successfully capture the subtleties of these coloured beauties.
Because we know just how difficult this task is, we wish to take this opportunity to express all our appreciation for Noel Holly, one of the most experienced and creative photographers of pink diamonds. Noel Holly died in February of this year in Perth, Western Australia at the age of 71.
Noel Holly presented the much sought after Fancy Pink diamonds in the most fascinating way for the annual
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Record-Breaking Diamond Boots
On 4 December 2013, the Antwerp based luxury fashion label A.F. Vandervorst presented a stunning pair of diamond boots during the
Business of Design Week
in Hong Kong. These boots have resulted from the collaboration of A.F Vandevorst with the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC), the Flemish Fashion Institute and Diarough, one of the leading diamond companies in Antwerp.
These boots are adorned with paisley patterns made up of 39 083 diamonds. To make this possible, Diarough/Uni-Design provided a total of 1 550.00 ct in diamonds. Although most of the diamonds used were champagne coloured and grey, the designer used very rare pink diamonds to create the A.F. Vandervorst logo.
In the Uni-Design manufacturing facility, a team of goldsmiths set the diamonds in a total of 4 783 grams of gold. The entire production process, from designing and producing the boots to selecting, sorting, transporting and then setting the diamonds took 30 000 man hours.
On 4 December, the Chinese artist Yi Zhou had the honour of presenting these sparkling boots in one of Hong Kong' finest restaurants before the Queen of Belgium, the Minister-President of Flanders and four hundred selected guests.
Interested? If so, these boots are available in European shoe size 39 for USD 3 188 100.
Seen for You in Basel - Graff's
No, it was not a hallucination. For its debut in the Baselworld fair, the British jeweller Graff Diamonds did indeed present a spectacular jewelled watch, set with more than 110 ct of Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds – a medley of colours.
Designers, goldsmiths and gemmologists created the jewel using Laurence Graff's ideas as inspiration and by doing so made one of his diamond dreams a reality. The
symbolizes the passion Graff has for Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds.
The price for this watch – and at this point you might be wondering if you aren't actually hallucinating - is
The lucky lady who is able to own the
will certainly hold time in high esteem and have just as great a passion for Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds.
Fancys Forever?
Natural Coloured Diamonds have become an indispensable element in jewellery design and we are always fascinated by the variety of jewellery creations in which we find our diamonds.
As we are always on the lookout for examples, we wondered whether Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds might also be considered for engagement and wedding rings.
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On a Buying trip with the Sortoscope
When customers ask us why our Natural Fancy Coloured Diamonds have a higher price per carat than those of other traders, we can answer in all honesty:
Because our products are hand selected.
Today, we would like to share with you how we "had pick" our diamonds.
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Red is having a moment. And while I am usually one for neutrals (albeit with the occasional stray to blush, lemon, and sage), I am loving this color. The cherry red popping up everywhere, isn't for me (well maybe not just yet...), but this deep cranberry red has my heart. Perfect for brightening up these blah New England winter days. I am also still into an excess of ruffles, that For Love & Lemons so artfully places and pairs with lace.
Layering gold necklaces and rings. Still having a bracelet moment. And this one? It is the necklace from this post, wrapped as a bracelet. The Long Necklace from Mejuri, my current favorite piece of jewelry. So freakin versatile.
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December 9, 2003
By James Alan Fox and Jack Levin
Spurred by the murder trials of Washington, D.C.-area snipers John Muhammad and Lee Malvo and the daily tribulations of Ohio commuters terrified by shootings on I-270, the term ''serial sniper'' is fast becoming as familiar as ''serial killer'' did two decades ago -- and for much the same reason.
Americans are predictably quick to suspect a new and frightening epidemic of bloodshed in the wake of a few isolated but extraordinary events that capture widespread attention. Those concerns, in many respects, are fueled by some media portrayals that make the threat seem bigger than it really is. The impact, at a time when the country is already on edge about possible terrorist attacks, is to stir up feelings of helplessness because of the randomness of the threats. Yet in spite of two separate, widely publicized sniper-like episodes during the past 14 months, the country isn't close to experiencing an epidemic.
So how did we start down this road to our exaggerated view of serial snipers?
Decades ago, notorious multiple murderers, such as Ted Bundy (who killed 15 young women during the mid-1970s), David Berkowitz (''Son of Sam'' killer of six people in the 1970s) and John Wayne Gacy (murderer of 33 young men in the late 1970s), prompted the FBI to establish its behavioral profiling program. Those killers also motivated Congress to hold special hearings on this ''new'' crime known as serial murder and led to grossly exaggerated press reports about thousands of innocent people falling victim to homicidal and sadistic predators. It took years to calm the public's hysteria with accurate information: Less than 1% of the nation's murder toll could be linked to these high-profile slayers.
This same phenomenon of erroneous thinking about epidemics occurred in the string of post-office shootings during the late 1980s, the rash of school massacres during the late 1990s and the episodes of child kidnappings in 2002 during what some media labeled the ''Summer of Abduction.''
Of course, the 1986 slaughter of 14 post office workers in Edmund, Okla., the 1999 mass murder of 12 Columbine High School students and a teacher in Littleton, Colo., and the 2002 abduction of Elizabeth Smart from her Salt Lake City home were all extraordinary, tragic and newsworthy events, but hardly representative. Each sparked a level of panic that was vastly out of proportion with the risk.
Ironically, the discovery of a new epidemic of violence often occurs when the rate is actually on the decline. The anxiety about school safety, for example, that emerged after the Columbine shootings, came at a time when the annual tally of school homicides had plummeted -- from 45 to 21 during the decade.
The same time lag between prevalence and panic can be found in recent sniper attacks, such as the 14 shootings in Columbus that have occurred since May, one of which was fatal. On average in the U.S., snipers killed 26 victims annually in the 1980s, 14 annually in the 1990s, and nine per year from 2000 to 2002, including the 10 shot to death last October in the Washington area.
Yet despite the declining victim count, the public, media and police have become more focused on what they fear to be an emerging epidemic. Once again, it is the extraordinary case that drives public opinion. The Washington shootings, which dominated media coverage last year and continue to make headlines surrounding the trials of Muhammad, recently found guilty, and Malvo, whose trial is ongoing, have inspired increased fear about snipers.
The hundreds of single-victim episodes that preceded the Washington sniper attacks received only local coverage. By contrast, the attacks in the capital area that claimed the lives of 10 victims and terrified countless others were seen as a national tragedy and treated by the media as such. Sensing widespread concern, the FBI even published a special statistical analysis of U.S. snipers as part of its annual crime report. In effect, sniping officially had become a priority.
While Columbus residents fear that their shootings could be a carbon copy of the Washington sniper case, there are actually far more differences than similarities between the two cases. Most importantly, the Washington snipers were more methodical and sophisticated, characteristics that do not appear to apply to the I-270 shooter. The Washington snipers aimed to kill and used murder to advance their objectives: money and revenge. The Ohio shooter, on the other hand, essentially has targeted property; the single fatality may have been unintended.
Psychologically, it is easier to target objects than people. The Ohio sniper doesn't appear to be bent on killing, but perhaps just seeks the thrill and attention. If the objective were indeed murder, then this sniper would not be shooting at cars on the highway, with its low probability of killing people.
Like most serial killers, and the Washington snipers, the Ohio shooter likely enjoys seeing the community in a state of terror. It makes him feel important. Indeed, this feeling is enhanced by the pervasive media coverage. By failing to keep the level of the threat in perspective, we exaggerate not only the risk in the minds of the public, but also the shooter's feelings of power over us.
James Alan Fox is the Lipman Family Professor of Criminal Justice and Jack Levin is the Brudnick Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Northeastern University.


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You've become a Word. You're supposed to be a World. But you've been reduced to a collection of symbols, arranged in dull fashion to spell out mediocrity. Your life is grey. You think your institutionalised experiences and the fake realities of N*tfl*x can save you.
An ersatz soul with a W*ikip*dia entry for a brain, you interact with others using an impotent tongue spreading stillborn opinions. Everyone you speak to is the same. A copy of a copy. Repetitions of a cursed family repeating the same mistakes again and again. Your spirit screams in agony yet you're too entrenched in a mangled mass of a multitude of media to take note.
There is no love in this World anymore—only L*ve Island.
The space we imagine is in our heads has become the graveyard for creativity. A bleak inner landscape governed by invisible Word controllers.
Welcome to the apocalypse of thought.
Algorithms are the black magic of the 21st Century, unseen fingers caressing your life, pushing you into banal experiences that dim all your colour, and attached to the hands of some unnameable monstrosity.
The tides of last century receding back into hell, taking us with it. We're heading to the end. Not the End Of The World. No, the World will never end. We're heading to the End Of The Word.
'The World is singular' is a fallacy. There is not one World, but countless Worlds. You are not a Word. You are not a collection of letters assembled into a label. Your accomplishments, your goals, your imagination have been reduced to Words. All your meaning, scrambled. Rearranged by forces that don't understand you. Don't get you. You're not one arrangement. You're infinite possibilities.
Words are tools that have taken over and become the user. Worlds are multi-dimensional. They are overlapping. Everywhere. You are a World. Everyone you meet is a World. Bad communication is the collision of Words. Good communication is two or more Worlds harmonising. Becoming beautiful. Words are not beauty. They can become beautiful when they transfer into a World cultivated to grow beauty, but they are not it.
Kill all Words. Live in your own World. Reject their World.
Live however you want. Interfere not with others.
Permit yourself no truth.
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Ragoût of Langoustine
Albert Roux combines the most elegant of ingredients — langoustines, Champagne, beurre blanc — in this beautiful appetizer. Ginger is used to add a little bite.
- Beurre Blanc
- White Wine Vinegar - 1/2 cup
- Lemon Juice - 1/4 cup
- Shallot - 1 tablespoon, minced
- Salt - Pinch
- Freshly ground white pepper - To taste
- Unsalted Butter - 3/4 pound (3 sticks) chilled, cut into tablespoon-sized pieces
- Flat-leaf Parsley - 2 sprigs, stemmed
- Ginger - 1-1/2 inch, cut in julienne
- Ragoût
- Langoustines - 30 (alt. jumbo shrimp)
- Ginger - 5 oz, peeled and grated
- Cucumber - 1, peeled, seeded, and finely diced
- Tomato - 6, peeled, seeded, and finely diced
- Lemon Juice - 1/2 teaspoon
- Dry White Wine - 1 tablespoon
- Champagne - 1/4 cup
- Black Olives - 4 pitted, sliced
To make the beurre blanc:
Combine the vinegar, lemon juice, shallot, salt, and a few grindings of pepper in a medium non-aluminum saucepan. Place over medium heat and cook until the liquid has reduced to about 1-1/2 tablespoons of concentrated juice. Strain through a fine-meshed sieve and return to the pan. With the pan off the heat, whisk in 2 pieces of the butter. As the butter softens and begins to melt into the liquid, beat in the next piece. Place the pan over a pan of barely simmering water and continue whisking and adding butter, a piece at a time. The sauce will become thickened and light in texture. When all the butter has been added, put the beurre blanc into an insulated bottle to keep it warm until ready to use. Do not allow it to boil at any time; if it gets too warm and begins to separate, immediately take it off the heat and whisk vigorously until the sauce comes back together.
Poach the parsley for 15 seconds in a little boiling water; drain on paper towels. Put the ginger julienne in a small saute pan and cook over medium heat just until it begins to brown and caramelize. Remove from heat. Set the parsley and ginger julienne aside for garnish.
To make the ragoût:
Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Plunge the langoustines into the water and bring the water back to a boil; boil 30 seconds. Remove the langoustines with a slotted spoon or simmer and plunge into a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Drain. When cool enough to handle, twist the tails from the bodies and remove the tail meat from the shell. Reserve the 6 best heads for garnish. Chop the tail meat into large pieces.
Squeeze the grated ginger through a fine-meshed sieve into a large saute pan or skillet; reserve the solids. Stir in the beurre blanc. Place over very low heat to just warm the beurre blanc; if your heat source is not low enough, put the pan over a larger pan of barely simmering water. Add the langoustine meat and cucumber dice and warm through, about 2 minutes. Do not allow the sauce to boil, or it will separate. When everything is warmed, add the tomato concasse and warm for 30 seconds. Take off the heat and stir in the lemon juice. Add the white wine, pouring it in through the ginger strainer to extract even more ginger flavor. Warm again over low heat. Remove from heat and stir in the Champagne.
To serve:
Spoon the ragoût into warmed shallow soup plates, then pour the sauce around. Dot the sauce with bits of ginger julienne. Garnish each with bits of the poached parsley. Place a langoustine head in each, facing away from the ragoût; position a half black olive slice around each eye.


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Music, music, music. That's the blood of the humanity. Music brings us joy, creates our mood, gives us passion and energy for the actions. And you can be the one, doing it all for many people. People will love you, shape you into something gaudy, pray to you. Well, maybe not exactly that will happen, but you will definitely be loved.
As you could guess, this article is about music promotion. Promotion for musicians. And since you are one of them (if not, what are you doing here?), it will be useful for you to read about Deezer playlist promotion, promotion procedure itself, and possible outcomes. Ready? Let's roll!
What is promotion? Promotion is attracting new traffic to your profile, generating plays, followers, likes. On any music streaming service it is possible to make promotion, and every artist should know about this effective and legal way of speeding up your career. Deezer is no different in this from other services, and in addition to big user base it gives high royalties, and unusual coverage.
Promotion has the main goal of attracting attention to certain tracks, singles, albums, etc. It starts from Deezer playlist submission. But we will get to that later. Promotion can be done in many ways, such as:
However, the one unmentioned method is playlist promotion on Deezer. Playlists are a powerful instrument, capable of elevating of the musician straight to the top. Bet you never thought that people like to find new music through playlists. Playlists are an endless source of new music, new material, new emotions.
As we already said, it all starts from Deezer playlist submission. After you choose the song to be promoted, it gets to preferred playlist. All these playlists have Deezer playlist curators. These people are true music lovers that are passionate about what they are doing. Here's what they do: they choose the songs that will be the best neighbors to your track. After that, playlist updates and people start listening to it. They like your track, they add it to their library, share it with friends, etc. That's how promotion works, ladies.
This way of promotion is safe, effective, organic. Legal promotion is the only thing after talent, needed to become successful. Because success is everything for a musician. I think you got our point, right?
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The first FF equipped with the Apple CarPlay system has gone to an Italian client. Deliveries of the Ferraris sporting the innovative integrated Apple technology commenced over the last few days and the cars are now arriving at their final destinations and will hit the road all over the world. In Europe, they are bound for Germany, Great Britain, France and Switzerland while others have been dispatched to the United States and Japan.
Apple CarPlay is the smarter, safer and fun way to use iPhone in your car. An incredibly intuitive system, CarPlay allows you to make calls, use maps, listen to music and access
messages with a single word or touch of the central display.
Apple CarPlayis also available for the Ferrari California T, the mid-front-engined V8 Turbo unveiled at the last Geneva Motor Show.
Once iPhone is connected to a vehicle with CarPlay integration, Siri helps you easily access your contacts, make calls, return missed calls or listen to voicemails. When incoming messages or notifications arrive, Siri provides an eyes-free experience by responding to requests through voice commands, by reading drivers' messages and letting them dictate responses or simply make a call.
CarPlay makes driving directions more intuitive by working with Maps to anticipate destinations based on recent trips via contacts, emails or texts, and provides routing instructions, traffic conditions and ETA. You can also simply ask Siri and receive spoken turn-by-turn directions, along with Maps, which will appear on your car's built-in display.
CarPlay gives drivers access to all of their music, podcasts, audiobooks and iTunes Radio℠ with easy navigation through listening choices from the car's built-in controls or simply by asking Siri to pull up what you'd like to hear. CarPlay also supports select third-party audio apps including Spotify and iHeartRadio, so you can listen to your favorite radio services or sports broadcast apps while driving.
The Apple CarPlay system powered by Ferrari came with the announcement that Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, is leaving Ferrari after "23 unforgettable years."
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Acute Hepatitis Children
Acute Hepatitis Children
The World Health Organization (WHO), the U.K., Europe, Canada, and the USA have reported acute liver inflammation infections of unknown etiology among children. On August 25, 2022, the WHO's Dr. Philippa Easterbrook presented a situation update in a Youtube video on the recent hepatitis outbreak affecting children, including possible causes and steps parents, caregivers, and countries should take.
Since the initial report in October 2021, the U.S. CDC has confirmed that 365 cases of an unknown cause are persons under investigation (PUI) in forty-three states, Puerto Rico, and Washington DC, as of September 28, 2022. Among the reported PUIs, about 90% required hospitalization, 6% needed a liver transplant, and 11 died. In addition, preliminary reports indicated that among PUIs receiving adenovirus testing, about 44% were positive. Although there have been previous reports of hepatitis in children with suppressed immune systems who were infected with adenovirus, adenovirus type 41 is not a common cause of hepatitis in otherwise healthy children. Some estimates suggest that 30-50% of hepatitis cases in children are from unknown causes.
Of the pediatric patients with data regarding COVID-19 vaccination status, about 85% were unvaccinated.
Acute Hepatitis Cases - Country
As of September 2022, the following countries have reported pediatric patients with acute hepatitis: Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Columbia, Cyrus, Denmark, England, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Moldova, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Serbia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, USA, Wales, and the United Kingdom.
So far, adenovirus has been the most frequently detected pathogen, noted in 193 (52%) of 368 cases in Europe, reported a study published by The Lancet Microbe on September 1, 2022.
Acute Hepatitis Children News
September 6, 2022 - Local media in Spain reported there had been (48) pediatric cases of unknown hepatitis-like illness in 2022, with (3) liver transplants and (2) related fatalities.
September 1, 2022 - The Lancet Microbe published New guidance for researching acute hepatitis in children. So far, adenovirus has been the most frequently detected pathogen, noted in 193 (52%) of 368 cases in Europe.
August 18, 2022 - The NEJM published an ORIGINAL ARTICLE: A Case Series of Children with Acute Hepatitis and Human Adenovirus Infection. CONCLUSIONS: Human adenovirus viremia was present in the majority of children with acute hepatitis of unknown cause admitted to Children's of Alabama from October 2021 to February 2022, but whether human adenovirus was causative remains unclear. Sequencing results suggest that if human adenovirus was causative, this was not an outbreak driven by a single strain. A related Editorial added: Many other viruses, some quite commonly encountered during childhood, are hepatotropic and, in a minority of patients, may cause illness that can escalate in severity. In these cases, liver damage manifests as elevations in serum levels of liver enzymes.
August 5, 2022 - The AP reported Spain's health ministry had reported 46 cases, including three children who needed liver transplants. Of these three, two patients died.
July 29, 2022 - This ECDC/WHO report provides an overview of the cases of hepatitis of unknown origin in children aged 16 years and below reported to ECDC and the WHO Regional Office for Europe for the period up to 28 July 2022, including the 27 countries of the European Union and the additional three countries of the European Economic Area. Since the first alert launched by the UK on 5 April 2022, cases of hepatitis of unknown etiology in children have been reported from multiple countries worldwide. It is not yet clear whether all cases identified following the alert are part of a true increase compared to the baseline rate of hepatitis of unknown etiology in children.
July 28, 2022 - The UK Health Security Agency confirmed 270 cases of sudden onset hepatitis in children aged ten and younger. Of these children, 15 have received a liver transplant; none has died. The rate at which new cases are reported has now declined. And the UKHSA published Technical Briefing #4: Investigation into acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children in England. Adenovirus (64%) remains the most frequently detected potential pathogen in the U.K.'s 270 confirmed cases. And the SARS-CoV-2 virus had been detected in 17%.
July 25, 2022 - MIT Tech Review published: We're starting to understand the mysterious surge of hepatitis in children.
July 1, 2022 - The peer-review journal Nature published: Sudden onset hepatitis in children. The UKHSA has triggered a special Comprehensive Clinical Characterisation Collaboration (ISARIC4C) in response to unexplained hepatitis in children in the UK.
June 28, 2022 - Science.org reported 'a WHO team led by infectious disease physician Philippa Easterbrook this week aims to launch a survey of hepatologists at pediatric liver units and intensive care units around the globe, asking for case counts and data from the prepandemic era as well as from recent months.'
June 24, 2022 - The U.S. CDC published a Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report - Interim Analysis of Acute Hepatitis of Unknown Etiology in Children. The investigation is ongoing; further clinical data are needed to understand the cause of these (296) cases and to assess the potential association with Adenovirus.
June 24, 2022 - The WHO published - Severe acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children - Multi-country - The risk at the global level is currently assessed as moderate, considering the etiology of this severe acute hepatitis remains unknown and is being investigated.
June 21, 2022 - The Pan American Health Organization announced new guidance for laboratories in the region to contribute to investigations into the causes of hepatitis of unknown origin in children. "While this is a severe disease in children and is a cause of concern, its occurrence remains rare," commented Ruben Mayorga at the PAHO. He stressed, however, that it is important to "continue to monitor the situation and investigate probable cases."
June 20, 2022 - Prof Rela and his India-based team were recognized as South Asia's most extensive Paediatric liver transplant program, having performed over 500+ pediatric liver transplantations. "Liver transplantation in children was unheard of and has seen many families suffer. And now, to see how this is made available to the neediest too, I must thank the Government of Tamil Nadu for their relentless support."
June 17, 2022 - Since the last ECDC surveillance bulletin, 48 new cases have been reported from eight countries (Austria (one), Greece (three), Ireland (one), Italy (two), the Netherlands (one), Spain (one), Sweden (one), and the United Kingdom (38).
June 17, 2022 - The UKHSA published - Research and analysis: Investigation into acute hepatitis of unknown etiology in children in England: case update.
June 16, 2022 - The U.S. CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases published a 'Technical Report: Acute Hepatitis of Unknown Cause.'
June 14, 2022 - The U.S. CDC published an early version of an MMWR - Trends in Acute Hepatitis of Unspecified Etiology and Adenovirus Stool Testing Results in Children — U.S., 2017–2022.
June 14, 2022 - The U.S. CDC reported 'Analyses of four data sources did not indicate recent increases in hepatitis-associated emergency department visits or hospitalizations, liver transplants, or adenovirus types 40/41 percent positivity among U.S. children compared with pre–COVID-19 pandemic levels.' The findings in this CDC report are subject to at least seven limitations.
June 11, 2022 - Portugal's Directorate-General for Health (DGS) recently advised that children with symptoms suggestive of acute hepatitis should urgently attend a hospital.
June 10, 2022 - A study from Tel Aviv University: Long COVID-19 Liver Manifestation in Children. We report five pediatric patients who recovered from COVID-19 and later presented with liver injury. After a thorough workup that excluded other known etiologies, we report two patterns of potentially long COVID-19 liver manifestations in children with common clinical, radiological, and histopathological characteristics.
June 7, 2022 - The World Hepatitis Summit 2022 urges action to eliminate viral hepatitis as unexplained hepatitis cases in children increases globally.
June 2, 2022 - The journal Nature published: A multiancestry genome-wide association study of unexplained chronic ALT elevation as a proxy for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease with histological and radiological validation. Our approach to integrating cALT, histology, and imaging reveals new insights into a genetic liability to NAFLD.
May 31, 2022 - Revive Therapeutics Ltd. announced that in light of the growing cases of acute hepatitis in children, the Company would advance its drug pipeline for inflammatory liver disorders, including Bucillamine in the prevention of ischemia-reperfusion injury during liver transplantation and Cannabidiol for autoimmune hepatitis.
May 27, 2022 - Japan's Ministry of health, labor, and welfare announced the 31st case of acute hepatitis in children of unknown etiology.
May 20, 2022 - Public Health Scotland confirmed that 26 cases of sudden onset hepatitis (liver inflammation) in children aged ten and under had been identified in Scotland since January 2022.
May 20, 2022 - The UKHSA published Technical Briefing document #3 on investigating acute hepatitis cases of unknown etiology in children in England.
May 17, 2022 - The BMJ published an Editorial: Acute hepatitis of unknown origin in children: 'Many leads but few clear answers.'
May 16, 2022 - NanoViricides, Inc. has initiated a program to screen its library of broad-spectrum antiviral nanoviricides against human Adenovirus 41 Type F (hAd41-F), believed to be strongly associated with the occurrence of severe hepatitis syndrome in some children, causing liver transplants as well as fatalities in large percentages of cases.
May 16, 2022 - Isabella Eckerle, co-Head of the Centre for Emerging Viral Diseases at the Geneva University Hospitals, said the possibility of acute hepatitis in children following COVID-19 infection could not be ruled out.
May 13, 2022 - The Lancet published: Severe acute hepatitis in children: investigate SARS-CoV-2 superantigens. 'We suggest that children with acute hepatitis be investigated for SARS-CoV-2 persistence in stool, T-cell receptor skewing, and IFN-γ upregulation because this could provide evidence of a SARS-CoV-2 superantigen mechanism in an adenovirus-41F-sensitised host. If evidence of superantigen-mediated immune activation is found, immunomodulatory therapies should be considered in children with severe acute hepatitis.'
May 12, 2022 - The Lancet published: Explaining unexplained hepatitis in children.
May 11, 2022 - The U.S. CDC issued Health Alert Network Health Update CDCHAN-00465 with information about an epidemiologic investigation of pediatric cases of hepatitis of unknown etiology in the U.S. Where possible, clinical specimens should be tested locally to ensure timely results for patient care. Nucleic acid amplification testing, such as polymerase chain reaction, is preferred for adenovirus detection (currently unavailable for FFPE liver biopsy or native liver explant). In addition, testing whole blood by PCR is more sensitive and preferred over testing plasma by PCR.
May 9, 2022 - Indonesia identified 15 cases of acute hepatitis of unknown origin after reporting three pediatric fatalities.
May 6, 2022 - Staff from the U.S. CDC conducted a telebriefing where Dr. Jay Butler, the deputy director of infectious diseases, commented 'these pediatric cases have been reported since October 2021, with initial cases confirmed in Alabama. Of the 109 diagnosed children, 90% were hospitalized, 14% required liver transplants, five children have died, with some children are still hospitalized.
April 29, 2022 - The CDC reported: The Alabama cluster review: cases began Oct. 1, 2021, no geographical or epidemiological links between the children who were <= age 5; Adenovirus was detected in all children, with type 41 detected in five specimens; three patients developed acute liver failure, two of whom were treated with cidofovir (off-label use) and steroids, and underwent liver transplantation; at admission, eight patients had scleral icterus, seven had hepatomegaly, six had jaundice, and one had encephalopathy.
April 29, 2022 - Garcetin Madrid reported that in Spain, between January 2022 and April 29, 2022, twenty-two acute hepatitis-like cases have been detected with no epidemiological link. A total of 8 have been in the Community of Madrid. In one case, it has been possible to determine through genomic sequencing that the Adenovirus is type 2.
April 26, 2022 - The Romanian Ministry of Health announced a 5-year-old child from the Bucharest-Ilfov area was admitted to a specialized hospital on April 4, 2022, for severe acute hepatitis.
April 20, 2022 - The Journal of Virology published: SARS-CoV-2 vaccination can elicit a CD8 T-cell dominant hepatitis. In this case report, we show that highly activated T cells accumulate and are evenly distributed in the different areas of the liver in a patient with liver inflammation following SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. Moreover, within these liver infiltrating T cells, we observed an enrichment of T cells reactive to SARS-CoV-2, suggesting that these vaccine-induced cells can contribute to liver inflammation. Autoimmune-hepatitis-like disease after vaccination against SARS-CoV-2 is now recognized as a rare adverse event not identified in early trials. The widespread use of the vaccine with the administration of hundreds of million doses worldwide also raises questions of causality vs. coincidence.
April 21, 2022 - The U.S. CDC published Health Advisory #CDCHAN-00462 - Recommendations for Adenovirus Testing and Reporting of Children with Acute Hepatitis of Unknown Etiology. A possible association between pediatric hepatitis and adenovirus 41 infection is currently under investigation.
April 20, 2022 - A peer-reviewed Research Article by the Journal of Hepatology: SARS-CoV-2 vaccination can elicit a CD8 T-cell dominant hepatitis. Conclusions - COVID-19 vaccination can elicit a distinct T cell-dominant immune-mediated hepatitis with a unique pathomechanism associated with vaccination-induced antigen-specific tissue-resident immunity requiring systemic immunosuppression.
April 18, 2022 - The Alabama Department of Public Health recently announced it is investigating an increase in hepatitis in nine young children in Alabama, with a potential association with Adenovirus 41.
April 14, 2022 - The number of children presenting acutely with abnormal liver function tests in March 2022 to the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow were compared with those in March 2019 as well as March 2020 and 2021, confirming higher-than-expected numbers in 2022 among children under 5 years of age. Furthermore, the number presented in March 2022 exceeded the total number expected for the whole of Scotland over one year.
December 27, 2021 - The journal Immunology published: New-onset autoimmune phenomena post-COVID-19 vaccination which summarized the emerging evidence about autoimmune manifestations occurring in response to certain COVID-19 vaccines.
March 12, 2019 - Adenovirus in solid organ transplant recipients: Guidelines from the American Society of Transplantation Infectious Diseases Community of PracticeProspective randomized clinical trials do not support the use of antiviral therapy. However, most transplant centers consider intravenous cidofovir the standard practice for treating severe, progressive, or disseminated adenovirus disease. In addition, intravenous immunoglobulin may be beneficial, primarily in a select group of patients with hypogammaglobulinemia.
October 6, 2017 - U.S. CDC MMWR: Human Adenovirus (41) Surveillance — the United States, 2003–2016.
August 4, 2017 - Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis Outbreak Associated with Human Adenovirus Type 8 — U.S. Virgin Islands, June–November 2016.
June 2017 - The American Journal of Surgical Pathology: Adenovirus Hepatitis - Clinicopathologic Analysis of 12 Consecutive Cases From a Single Institution.
January 2007 - Treatment of Adenovirus Disease in Stem Cell Transplant Recipients with Cidofovir. In conclusion, early treatment of AdV disease with cidofovir inhibits viral replication in vivo and reduces mortality in allogeneic SCT recipients compared with historical data.
August 1996 - U.S. NIH - Adenovirus 41 replication: cell-related differences in viral gene transcription.
August 1994 - This paper used various approaches to characterize the two proteins and determine whether both fibers were expressed in infected cells and viral particles. DNA sequencing of the subgroup F human adenovirus serotype 41 (TAK, Ad41) fiber gene revealed the presence of two adjacent open reading frames encoding information for proteins with molecular weights of 60.6 kDa and 41.4 kDa (Pieniazek et al.; Nucleic Acids Res. 18: p. 1901, 1990).
Adenovirus Vaccines
There is an adenovector vaccine available for most U.S. military personnel. In addition, the U.S. Department of Defense recommends it for military recruits entering basic training. It may also be recommended for other military personnel at high risk for adenovirus infection. Initially approved by the U.S. FDA in 2011, the Johnson & Johnson (Barr Labs, Inc.) adenovirus vaccine contains live adenovirus Type 4 and Type 7. The vaccine (BL 125296) comes as two tablets, taken orally, and should be swallowed whole, not chewed or crushed. The safety and effectiveness of Adenovirus Type 4 and Type 7 Vaccine in immunocompromised individuals have not been evaluated. In Canada, the Adenovirus Vaccine (W6369-19A009/A) was approved in 2018.
Autoimmune Hepatitis
Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) can occur in individuals where environmental factors trigger an immune-mediated reaction against hepatocytes. Vaccines are a very rare cause of AIH. There are two clinically relevant types of AIH, including type 1 and type 2. Type 1 AIH, also referred to as the classic type, is typically diagnosed in adulthood, whereas type 2 is diagnosed during childhood. Both types are treated similarly; however, type 2 AIH can be more severe and difficult to control.
Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a condition in which fat builds up in your liver. The more severe form of NAFLD is called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). NASH causes the liver to swell and become damaged. NAFLD is one of the most common forms of chronic liver disease in children and adolescents, which may be related to environmental and genetic reasons.
Hepatitis B Vaccination
The U.S. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends universal hepatitis B vaccination within 24 hours of birth, followed by completion of the vaccine series and vaccination of children and adolescents aged <19 years who have not been vaccinated previously.
CHA Vaccine Institute is developing CVI-HBV-002, a therapeutic vaccine to cure hepatitis B. The institute is conducting a phase 2b trial in Korea and plans to release the outcome in 2023. The institute is also testing CVI-HBV-002 as a preventive vaccine for people who did not respond to an existing hepatitis B vaccine in a phase 1 study.
Hepatitis Vaccines
The U.S. CDC published the updated pediatric vaccination schedule, including hepatitis, in February 2022. In addition, breaking hepatitis vaccine news is posted at this link.
EU/EEA Acute Hepatitis Case Definitions
Probable: A person presenting with acute hepatitis (non-hepatitis viruses A, B, C, D, and E) with aspartate transaminase or alanine transaminase over 500 IU/L, who is 16 years old or younger, since 1 October 2021. Epi-linked: A person presenting with acute hepatitis (non-hepatitis viruses A, B, C, D, and E) of any age who is close contact with a probable case since 1 October 2021.
Liver Tests
On May 9, 2022, additional guidance from AAP: Red Book Online Outbreaks: Hepatitis Cases Possibly Associated with Adenoviral Infection. The following summary recommends adenovirus testing in children with acute hepatitis of unknown etiology. On May 6, 2022, the U.S. CDC stated, 'a possible association between pediatric hepatitis and adenovirus infection is currently under investigation after subsequent laboratory testing identified adenovirus type 41 infection in several cases.' Please consider the collection and submission of the following specimen types (if available) for adenovirus detection.
Elevated liver enzymes are a common scenario encountered by physicians in clinical practice. The term "liver function tests" (LFTs) is used commonly to check the overall health of a person's liver. LFTs have been found to be imprecise and potentially misleading since many of the tests are not direct measures of their function. Furthermore, the commonly used liver biochemical tests may be abnormal even in patients with a healthy liver. As an example, a population-based survey in the U.S. conducted between 1999 and 2002 estimated that abnormal alanine aminotransferase was present in 8.9% of respondents.
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A very fair summarisation of Avondhu HondaGaels. Didn't realise Sean Kileen was of the age. A fine hurler in his own right. Can himself and Colin really push LC Gaels though? Avondhu will be a strong Championship again this year. If only the clubs and players would buy into the Divisional side!I could be criticised for this but I don't even think Ballygiblin were the best team in Avondhu this year. I think there's about 4 or 5 teams in Avondhu who would fancy themselves for a North Cork.
Kilshannig, Harbour Rovers, LC Gaels and beaten finalists Clyda Rovers never had there strongest line ups available to them. Ballygiblin were taken to extra time by Kilshannig who were without a few key players. Harbour Rovers lost Stevie Condon who is well known to be there talisman.
Sean Killeen is in my opinion the best player LC Gaels have and he missed the hurling championship last year, O'Brien had to carry the weight of that team last year and a fully fit Killeen can take some of the load off him.
Clyda were unfortunate to pick up so many injuries in the run up to the final. Conor Corbett is also a fine hurler and hopefully we see him back playing this summer. A fully fit Clyda will be very hard to beat. Outside of those teams you have Dromina, an aging team but they have more fight and bottle than the rest of Avondhu put together. Ballyhooly will be hoping to build on a good year in both codes again this year. They'll be a team most will want to avoid in the group stages. Killavullen are improving each year and there's great players coming through for them underage. I don't think they'll have what it takes this year but in a few years they could be very strong. Whoever comes out of Avondhu this year will have won a strong championship in my opinion. I cannot wait for it to begin!
They should enter there 3rd team and give everyone else a chance!Welcome back HartyParty
Fairly sure Avondhu are entering a Divisional side this yr. It's tricky though with the likes of Mitchelstown, Kilshannig, Glanworth and Clyda all going well in football so the best players prob not available. Any lads with UCC playing with them as well. Some fantasy team no doubt tho!!
Are the two Kenneficks going to Kilshannig??Fairly sure Avondhu are entering a Divisional side this yr. It's tricky though with the likes of Mitchelstown, Kilshannig, Glanworth and Clyda all going well in football so the best players prob not available. Any lads with UCC playing with them as well. Some fantasy team no doubt tho!!
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If you're at all serious about enjoying good coffee, freshness is of absolute importance. And unless you're immediately buying and grinding freshly roasted beans, it's vital that you store your coffee beans in the best coffee container you can, in order to properly maintain that freshness.
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Why freshness matters in coffee
There's a reason that roasting coffee is such an art form. The process is a complex, multi-step operation that causes major changes to both the surface and interior of a coffee bean.
Those changes give coffee its distinct flavour, but the reactions that take place during roasting begin to break down rather quickly. Over time, coffee beans become sapped of their flavour, leaving dull, tasteless coffee.
What happens when coffee gets old
A number of factors cause coffee beans to "get old" and lose flavour.
A clear container full of coffee beans might look great in your kitchen, but it's not good for long-term coffee storage.
Another cause of deterioration in coffee beans is contact with moisture. The water causes chemical reactions with the bean, destroying the delicate flavours.
All living creatures need oxygen, but roasted coffee beans most certainly don't. Oxygen also reacts chemically with the bean, and over time will ruin the flavours imparted by the roasting process.
You'll eventually heat up your coffee up when you make it, but until then keep your beans away from high temperatures. You won't be able to keep them completely away from oxygen, and the chemical reactions caused by oxygen simply speed up at higher temperatures. If you're wondering what temperature to store coffee at, the ideal would be room temperature or slightly lower.
How to store coffee beans
When it comes to storing coffee, keep a few simple rules in mind:
- You want an opaque container, so that light doesn't hit the beans.
- You want an air-tight container, to limit the amount of oxygen and moisture that come in contact with the beans
- You want to store your coffee in a cool environment, to prevent excess heat degrading the quality of your beans.
How long can you store coffee?
If you store your coffee beans properly, they should be good for at least two weeks. That's not to say you can't drink it past that point, but the flavours begin to lessen past that threshold.
Should you store coffee beans ground or whole?
Ground coffee won't last quite as long.
The delicious flavours we love about coffee come from a combination of the oils in the coffee bean and the numerous chemical reactions that take place when the bean is roasted. Those chemical reactions will begin to degrade over time, and the oils will dissipate.
One of the big factors in coffee beans losing their flavour is exposure to oxygen. Oxygen reacts to create new chemical compounds in a process called oxidization, changing and diminishing a coffee bean's flavour.
For this reason, storing coffee beans after you grind them is a bad idea. The grinding process exposes more of the surface area of the beans to air, which means the flavours will break down faster.
Ideally, you want to store freshly-roasted coffee beans in an air-tight container, grinding only what you need to make the coffee you're about to drink.
Storing coffee beans in the fridge or freezer
Hey, if we need to keep coffee beans cool, we should store them in the fridge or freezer, right? Wrong! This would be a mistake, unless you take Dr. Molly Spencer's advice on how to store coffee beans in the freezer.
Dr. Spencer recommends an airtight container even if your beans are going in the freezer. If you toss them in the refrigerator or freezer in the paper bag from the coffee roaster, they'll accumulate moisture and possibly take on the tastes of other food items stored with them.
Coffee container checklist
The ideal coffee container will feature:
- An air-tight seal that keeps unwanted oxygen out.
- An opaque surface that shields coffee beans from the light.
- Sufficient space to store a full standard-size 16 ounce bag of coffee.
- An attractive aesthetic that fits with a modern-looking kitchen or office coffee area.
Our favourite coffee containers
With all of the above in mind, here are the six best coffee containers we've found:
Bean Envy Coffee CanisterCheck availability
The Bean Envy Airtight Coffee Canister is virtually flawless. It has an opaque surface that keeps direct light away from your beans, a reliable locking airtight seal to minimize oxygen exposure, and it holds a 16-ounce bag of coffee.
On top of that, the Bean Envy container has a sleek, attractive, modern look that will fit in with many kitchen aesthetics. The Bean Envy also comes with a coffee scoop that matches its appearance and works well with the size of the container. A freshness dial built into the lid helps you keep track of how long your beans have been in storage.
If there's a downside to the Bean Envy, it's that it's a bit more expensive than a few other entries on this list. But sometimes, you get what you pay for.
Airscape Coffee and Food Storage CanisterCheck availability
Another quality coffee container is the Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister. Like the Bean Envy, the Airscape has an air-tight seal and an opaque surface to protect the freshness of your coffee. If you're looking for a canister that will get the job done, the Airscape will does so without many frills.
It's a versatile container as well—good for storing other food items. One particularly nice feature of the Airscape is that it features a clear plastic inset on the lid, which lets you peer into the container to check the level without having to open it.
The seal on the Airscape isn't quite as solid as the one on the Bean Envy, and it doesn't look quite as nice. But the Airscape is a fine option in its own right.
Fellow Atmos Vacuum CanisterCheck availability
If your biggest priority in a coffee container is the air-tight seal, the Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister might be your top pick. The Fellow Atmos has the strongest and most air-tight seal we could find.
The Fellow Atmos features a screw-on lid, and a green indicator that will let you know when you've achieved an air-tight seal. It features a release button for opening the container up again. If you're looking to stretch the limits of how long you can keep coffee beans, the Fellow Atmos may be your best pick.
The downside to the Fellow Atmos is that, depending on your usage patterns, the vacuum seal could be overkill. Sometimes you just need a standard air-tight seal, and the Fellow Atmos might seem to be a bit much.
Primica Stainless Steel Coffee Canister
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One of the more attractive offerings on the market is the Primica Stainless Steel Coffee Canister. While the Primica offers many of the same benefits as other entries on the list, it does so with a particularly nice-looking design.
In addition to the opaque container surface and air-tight seal, the Primica features a venting system on its lid which vents off carbon dioxide—a gas produced by coffee. It also comes with a scoop that fits with the look of the canister.
The knock on the Primica is that the seal isn't quite as good as some of the other entries, especially over time. This may be due to the carbon dioxide venting system. For more long-term storage, the Primica isn't an ideal choice, but if you want a high-quality, nice-looking canister, it's a fine candidate.
Friis 75051 16oz Stainless Steel Coffee Vault CanisterCheck availability
The Friis Stainless Steel Coffee Vault Canister is a dependable choice. While it might not quite measure up to the quality of a few of the other canisters, the Friis is reasonably priced and gets the job done.
Featuring an air-tight seal and opaque exterior, the Friis will keep your beans fresh. It comes with a plastic scoop, and it has a characteristic stainless steel look that, while not quite as nice as a few others, isn't unappealing or jarring.
For any given feature, there's a coffee canister that probably eclipses the Friis. But there's no area where this one is exceptionally weak, either. And with a bargain price, you're getting quality for a decent deal.
Our choice for best coffee container
In the end, any of these coffee containers may suit you depending on your personal situation. But our pick for best coffee container is the Bean Envy Airtight Coffee Canister.
This canister has a nice aesthetic look, provides an air-tight, dependable seal to ensure freshness, and comes with accessories to complete the package.


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Session: Archiving information on archaeological practices and knowledge work in the digital environment: workflows, paradata and beyond
Session at CAA 2023 conference together with Jessica Kaiser. Submissions until Oct 17, 2022.
Session at CAA 2023 conference together with Jessica Kaiser. Submissions until Oct 17, 2022.
Presentation at Tracking down scholarly research processes workshop organised by the CAPTURE project in Uppsala.
Presentation at Workshop on Digital Cultural Heritage at Computer Graphics International (CGI) 2022 conference.
Presentation at the Global Center of Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability SMUS online conference subsession "Sub-session 08.1.
Presentation together with Luanne Sinnamon at the ASIS&T 2022 Annual Meeting on the findings of the Sharing Science project.
Presentation together with Lisa Börjesson and Olle Sköld at the ISIC 2022 conference on the findings of an interview study conducted as a part of the CAPTURE project.
Introduction. Researchers' data related information needs are growing. This paper reports the findings of a study with archaeologists and cultural heritage professionals focussing on data reuse related meta-information needs.
Presentation at International Conference on Computer Applications & Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) 2022 - "Inside Information" session
S22: Traces of digital archaeological practises, Oxford, UK organised together with Jessica Kaiser, Lisa Börjesson and Olle Sköld.
Session at International Conference on Computer Applications & Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) 2022 - "Inside Information", Oxford, UK organised together with Zanna Friberg, Lisa Börjesson and Olle Sköld.
A presentation together with Olle Sköld & Lisa Börjesson at the After method IV conference, Västerås.
Presentation together with Ekta Vats, Zanna Friberg, Lisa Börjesson, Jessica Kaiser and Olle Sköld at Final conference of the international network Digitization and the Future of Archives: Digital archives, Big Data and Memory in Copenhagen.
Presentation together with Olle Sköld and Lisa Börjesson at the 11th Conceptions in Library and Information Science (CoLIS) conference in Oslo.
Huvila ger en exposé över forskning inom DOME-konsortiet på Vitalis 2022 konferens om hur digitala hälsoinformationstjänster allt för utvecklas och utvärderas som tekniska system medan informationsinnehållet och patienternas informationsbehov får ytterst litet uppmärksamhet — och vad som händer om digitala tjänster inte utvecklas för att anpassa sig i hur användarna hanterar information i sitt vardagsliv.
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Presentation på eHealth@LU konferens i Lund.
Keynote talk at the international scientific conference Expressions of information and communication theory and practice 2022 organised online by the Department of Organizational Information and Communication Research of the Faculty of Communication, Vilnius University.
Keynote at the ASIS&T 24-Hour Global Conference.
Panel at ISIC 2022 conference 26-29 September 2022 in Berlin organised by Paulina Bressel, Leyla Dewitz, Maria Henkel, Juliane Stiller, and Violeta Trkulja with Thomas Mandl, Juliane Stiller, Gunilla Widén and Tom Wilson.
Presentation at the Session: 028 - TECHNO-POLITICS OF INTEROPERABILITY of the EASST 2022 conference.
Panel at ISIC 2022 conference 26-29 September 2022 in Berlin together with Ying-Hsang Liu, Elke Greifeneder, Heidi Julien, J. Tuomas Harviainen and Christa Womser-Hacker.
Presentation together with Olle Sköld and Lisa Börjesson at the Digital Humanities in the Nordic and Baltic Countries (DHNB) 2022 conference organised in Uppsala, Sweden on the findings from a survey study conducted as a part of the CAPTURE project.
Panelist in a panel discussion "Changes in archival field" at the conference "Free and slow archives in the light of changes" organised online by the Institute of History and Archival Science of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland.


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There weren't too many question marks entering the 2017 North Dakota State football season. Offense, defense and special teams all had a majority of players returning with starting experience.
The one position group with the most inexperience was the offensive line. But even then, the question marks weren't big ones. The Bison routinely have a top unit in the FCS, opening holes for great running back after great running back and keeping big-name quarterbacks upright.
The Bison lost three starters from last season. But the 2017 "Rams" appear to be pushing the pile forward again for NDSU.
The Bison offensive linemen aren't ones to go online to see what other people are saying. But when they found out no one was named to any preseason all-conference teams, they took it upon themselves to show that was a mistake.
"I mean we don't pay attention to it, but we heard that nobody was on there," left tackle Colin Conner said. "It was kind of like a low blow, I guess. But now it's time to prove them wrong. We're one of the bigger teams in this conference, and we always have a target on our back. We want to gain that respect."
Conner is one of two starters returning this season. He was slated to play both tackle and guard on the left side. But an injury to backup left tackle and promising up-and-comer Dillon Radunz has kept him at the tackle position, where he started all 14 games last season.
"I know I'm locked in at left tackle now, but it's still unfortunate," Conner said. "I know if Dillon was still here, it would make my game better being able to play two positions."
The line had several new faces, not just starting but rotating in, during the nonconference slate. But being the No. 2 rushing team in the country after three games no doubt had them rolling into the MVFC schedule.
"It's definitely a confidence booster knowing that we have three new guys," Conner said. "It's nice to know that we can still do what our offense wants to do."
Two great traits for a lineman is durability and versatility. Austin Kuhnert has shown both ever since he started 11 games at left guard as a redshirt freshman in 2014. He then started 26 games in 2015 and 2016 at center. This season, Kuhnert is leading the surge at right guard.
"I feel very comfortable there," he said. "It's just like riding a bike. The first year, I played left side and now I'm on the right side and it's been going smoothly for me."
The passion Kuhnert has on the football field is easily noticeable. A fiery guy to begin with, especially when it comes time to play the game, he's also had to become vocal as one of the leaders for the Rams.
"It's changed a lot being one of the two guys with returning experience," Kuhnert said. "You have to be able to physically show the young guys what to do and then also explain it in an in-depth way so they are able to handle it."
He's also tasked with keeping the tradition of NDSU being a physical team by getting the younger players into that mindset. It's one thing to say you want to be a physical team. It's another thing to play like it.
"I've seen a lot of passion," Kuhnert said. "The younger guys want to play the game and want to be able to play better. They have shown they want to be able to play on Saturdays."
Tanner Volson isn't necessarily a young offensive lineman as a junior. But it's his first season in a full-time starting role at center. He made two starts last season in huge overtime wins against Charleston Southern and Eastern Washington while Kuhnert sat out.
"I feel like that helped me a good amount," Volson said. "I know what to expect going out in games. Those two starts have helped a lot."
Volson said having Kuhnert next to him has been a big help as well. But he feels fully comfortable making the right calls and being vocal at the center of the line.
His path to the starting role wasn't easy. Volson played 9-man football at Drake-Anamoose High School. The jump to Division I football was more like a leap.
"It took a little bit of time, being able to understand the game more and how to play," Volson said. "Coming from a 9-man program, you don't learn a lot of that stuff. So it did take a little bit of time. It's all paying off now. I'd say it's been worth it–the hard work and the dedication you put into it."
There's another Volson making his way into the rotation as well. Tanner's younger brother, redshirt freshman Cordell Volson, is already impressing coaches at 6-foot-6, 299 pounds and having played in all three nonconference games.
"I do from time to time give him some advice on what to expect," Tanner said. "It's cool having your brother play with you. It's a really cool experience for both of us."


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Block on Trump's Asylum Ban Upheld by Supreme Court
Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it's also cause for damages in a trademark infringement lawsuit.
Monday, U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled in favor of Gucci on four of five contested issues in the companies' trademark infringement litigation. Gucci had claimed that Guess and its licensees knocked off Gucci designs, producing items that featured the brand's diamond-shaped logoed pattern, square "G" design, a signature script and tri-striped motif, reports Women's Wear Daily.
Scheindlin ruled that Guess, in certain products, infringed all the trademarks except for the name in flowing script. She said Guess must stop selling products with colored stripes, a square G and a pattern with G in the corners, reports Bloomberg.
The Big Gs of the fashion world did not mince words during their three-week trademark infringement trial. Gucci attorney Louis Ederer argued in court that Guess's "entire business model" was to copy Gucci as closely as possible without getting caught. WWD reports that Ederer told the court, "It's all an infringement ... It's all willful. It's knowing and deliberate every step of the way." Guess attorney Daniel Petrocelli dismissed the accusation, describing the script and square G designs in question as "weak trademarks" since other brands had similar designs.
Though Gucci sought as much as $120 million in damages, Judge Scheindlin awarded the Italian luxury giant $4.66 million, reports Reuters.
If Guess appeals, Gucci and Guess could be joining Yves Saint Laurent and Christian Louboutin in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals sooner than we anticipated.
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