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Lloyd's specialty insurer Novae has appointed Sarah Cracroft as Marine Trades Underwriting Manager. She will report to Paul Hartley, Marine Class Underwriter. Novae said that Cracroft brought nearly 30 years of experience in the insurance industry to Novae. She has joined from Everards Insurance Brokers where she was Commercial Manager.
Darren Carr, Head of Marine at Novae, said: "We have enjoyed working with Sarah in her capacity as a broker and coverholder for many years, and she has an excellent reputation in the UK marine insurance sector."

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Roll away your cares with the wooden maze! The maze is made from laser cut baltic birch layered with an imbedded chrome steel ball bearing and clear acrylic window panel. This maze is completely sealed to keep the ball from falling out and is packaged in a kraft paper box with clear lid and colorful label.
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At one point in Steven Spielberg's new film The Post, we see flashes of Richard Nixon lumbering around the Oval Office. He's berating the press, naturally. "Neil Sheehan [a reporter from the NY Times] is a son of a bitch and has been a son of a bitch for years." Sound familiar? The movie points out a particularly bitter, and reoccurring battle between the government and the media: should government secrets, especially ones putting lives at stake, be public knowledge?
Moments like this make the movie, which takes place in 1971, feel like a scene out of yesterday's news cycle. Organizers of the 29th Annual Palm Springs Film Festival thought it relevant too, and slated the feature to play on the opening night. Prior to the screening, Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Spielberg, and producers Amy Pascal and Kristie Macosko Krieger, along with the writing duo Liz Hannah and Josh Singer, took to the stage for a live panel.
"This story had to be told," Hannah said to a packed auditorium at Palm Springs High School, "I really related to this idea of a woman finding her voice." In what felt like a dream, Hannah's original script landed in the right hands and made its way to Spielberg, who called on Hanks to play Ben Bradlee, and Streep to play Katherine Graham. All three were on board, agreeing the time was right.
"I've been sitting around screaming at the TV for the past 17 months," Spielberg explained. "I don't have Facebook or Twitter. If I want someone to know how I feel, I've gotta call up the AP. So instead I did what I do best."
Spielberg said, to him, the script seemed twofold: There was the story of Graham struggling to be heard in a world dominated by men. (In one scene, she can barely get a word in at her own board meeting.) Then there was the story of this B-team – led by the brazen editor Bradlee (played by Hanks). In the early '70s, some still considered The Washington Post a local paper. The publishing of the Pentagon Papers not only reinforced the first amendment, it exalted The Post. Mind you, this was just one year before they uncovered Watergate.
Streep also gravitated towards the script's relevance and relatability. Graham's insecurities, the dreadful imposter syndrome, the idea of a woman taking a stand at a pivotal moment in history – all hit home. She also couldn't wait to work with Hanks and Spielberg.
As you might expect, the movie holds all the Spielbergian cinematics and pulsing energy a story like this demands. Spielberg shot it much like a newsroom – making last-minute decisions the day of filming, instilling the deadline pressure of getting the story done and done right. All in all, they only took about a year to make it.
"These two [Hanks and Spielberg] don't rehearse much," Streep recalls jokingly of filming, "I didn't realize we were committing to the movie on the first take! But it worked. It was like jazz."
The rhythm is evident in the performances, both of Streep and Hanks, whose chemistry flies off the screen despite being the first time they've ever done a movie together. The crowd ate it up, especially when a notoriously insecure Graham finally stood her ground, and told a particularly misogynistic board member to "f*ck off" (in a professional way).
It was a refreshing reminder, in times like these, just how much responsibility the press has to report the truth. As the Supreme Court ruling noted after granting The Post permission to publish: "the press was designed to serve the governed, not the governors." Too bad, Trumpy.


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Another way the wealthy avoid paying taxes—a good tax lawyer
Jenkens & Gilchrist were the best tax lawyers in the country—even the IRS admitted that by pursuing them for years for tax evasion and fraud. After lead attorney Paul Daugerdas forged a tax shelter scheme used to generate fraudulent losses and eliminate income taxes worth nearly $7 billion for wealthy clients, the firm grew to 600 attorneys and was bringing in millions. Imagine something like the story in The Firm: Mitch (Tom Cruise) learns that most of the Firm's work involves helping wealthy clients hide large amounts of money in off-shore shell corporations and other dubious tax-avoidance schemes. Mitch goes to a seminar on taxes in
probably given by Paul to other lawyers. Trump
could teach that seminar based on his
record of tax evasion and asset value manipulation in buildings, casinos,
and golf courses. The best minds in the world aren't curing cancer or world
hunger, they work for the 1%
who own more than 50 percent of the world's wealth. "Only the little people
pay taxes" one of them said.
Trump new tax plan—cut the personal deduction, raise lowest bracket
A middle-class family of five — two parents, three children — would gain $17,000 for their standard deduction but lose $20,250 in personal deductions. Their remaining income would be taxed at 12 percent, not 10 percent. Extra child-care benefits might not be enough to make up the difference, so they would pay more. Trump eliminates what is called "head of household" filing which raises single parent taxes. "Single parents get hit with all three of the tax increases." On the other hand, Trump gives a government match of up to $500 per year, per child, for parents who put money into a tax-preferred dependent care savings account. A match requires you to put $500 in an account per child. Because of the huge tax cuts for higher income families, Trump's plan would reduce federal revenue by up to $5.9 trillion over a decade.
will need to buy more US
savings bonds to cover the gap since fewer wealthy person and corporations pay
Avoid the Trump/Clinton tax increases: https://www.amazon.com/Your-Tax-FREE-Account-IRS-approved-shelter/dp/153735292X
Are you the 1% in your county?
You need only $97,000 income to be a 1-percenter in
, or Lamar County,
Ala., or $108,000 in Holmes
County, Miss.
need income over $389,436 to be the average 1% in America. In Grayson County, Va. Teton
WY it takes over $2.2 million and growing. In
Massachusetts, 1-percenters' incomes jumped 130 percent from 1979 to 2013;
they've increased by 112 percent in New York and 113 percent in New Jersey. In New
Mexico, they've grown only 22 percent over the same
period, and in Nevada, only 15
So the wealthy flock together and have been growing their wealth faster. The huge middle class has lost buying power since the 1970s. That may account for the populist era we are experiencing and the anger Trump is counting on to improve his personal wealth. The 1% has doubled its income since 1979 by capital accumulation and tax advantages we don't have. The wealthy are not working harder – most of us are working two jobs just to keep up. 1%ers can double their pleasures by avoiding taxes AND compounding their assets. Compounding can double your wealth in 8-10 years.
Use compounding like they do: https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Compounding-Turn-day-into/dp/1470176513
Special Needs child tax-FREE account
ABLE is a way to save $14,000 a year for anyone under age 26 blind or disabled without them losing their SSI benefits. IRS does not tax earnings in this account so it is like Roth IRA. Contributions to $14,000 can be made to an ABLE account on an annual basis up to $100,000, and tax-free distributions if used to pay qualified disability expenses. Check: http://www.ablenrc.org/ For those with greater lifetime needs a trust may help. Trust document available in book at https://www.nolo.com/products/special-needs-trusts-spnt.html. You can also use a Roth IRA to create a tax-FREE inheritance for your beneficiary.
No tax is due on the earnings. https://www.amazon.com/Your-Tax-FREE-Account-IRS-approved-shelter/dp/153735292X
GOP 'trickle down' economics failing so KS cancels its scorecard
The end of the council's economic assessment tool is an attempt to minimize public exposure of weaknesses in Brownback's program to build the state's economy by exempting 330,000 businesses from the income tax and reducing individual state income tax. "He specifically asked the council to hold him accountable through rigorous performance metrics," a critic said. "Five years later, the metrics clearly show his tax experiment has failed while business leaders and local chambers of commerce across the state openly ask him to change course." Schools and basic services have been cut to balance the budget since revenues have fallen. Koch Industries has taken its tax cut to other states to invest. Business does not expand because taxes are cut. There must be buyers and consumers with money. KS has proved 'trickle down' only works in state controlled economy like
Russia and China.
Wall Street is betting
on Clinton's plan to raise taxes on the wealthy and business. 79%
of Americans favor her plan.
Avoid the tax increases: https://www.amazon.com/Create-Your-Tax-FREE-Financial-System/dp/1466367466
Pensions for public employees failing—Wall Street tricks don't work
Create your own tax-FREE supplement just in case: https://www.amazon.com/Your-Pension-Box-tax-FREE-employer/dp/1481945157
Are "fulcrum" fees in your mutual funds right for you?
Several mutual fund companies such as Fidelity, Janus, and Saturna Capital now use a special kind of performance-based fee structure, known as 'fulcrum' fees, in some or all of their funds. Fulcrum fees are modified hedge fund fees for index funds sold by salespeople. A base fee like 0.75 is assessed and then slides up or down depending on how well your fund did compared to its index. So if your fund fell -2% while the S&P 500, your fund index, fell -3%, you would be charged the higher fee. This means that if your salesperson sold you on an index called "smart beta" ETF (sounds cool) for large stocks, you might pay 0.85-1% because your fund lost LESS than the market index. Clearly, this is an attempt by wealthy fund companies to make their expensive funds more attractive by giving their customers the illusion of a price break from the hedge funds charging "2-and-20"—2% plus 20% of any gain. Fidelity and most funds have seen customers jumping to cheaper vehicles—namely Vanguard. Even Vanguard's managed funds are cheaper than these ETFs since you don't pay a salesperson—Vanguard's registered reps are on salary. Morningstar: "cost is best predictor of success"
GOP plans to win elections by limiting voting by Dems
Federal courts struck down restrictive voting laws in KS and WI where the court found "The Wisconsin experience demonstrates that a preoccupation with mostly phantom election fraud leads to real incidents of disenfranchisement, which undermine rather than enhance confidence in elections, particularly in minority communities." TX courts struck down its suppression law in July. Voter impersonation fraud is essentially non-existent in practice and has virtually no chance of affecting an election even in theory. These requirements fall disproportionately on racial minorities and the poor. So these laws have racially disparate effects while providing negligible legitimate benefits. GOP has filled state houses with conservatives because only the die-hards vote in off year elections with the support of NRA and other GOP-leaning groups. Some observers see "a coordinated attack on democracy." Others see a repeat of old GOP tactics with a twist. Clearly, without the Voting Rights Act and 'conservative' Federal courts, long lines may be the least price to pay for citizens of the USA to vote. NC has continued to block voters despite their own Circuit striking the legislature's suppression and Supremes' NO. KS has refused to follow a court order to reinstate voters taken off the rolls by the GOP. FBI said hackers have attempted more intrusions into voter registration databases. If they are Putin's men, you can guess which voters will be cut from the rolls.
If FL or OH have fewer Dems on voter lists, could Putin actually pick the winner?
Don's Apology?: "Sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. I have done that."
Hill's Apology?: "I just followed advice of Colin and other Sec. State before me."
Don vs Hill 2016 – "debate" as reality TV show? Do Nothing Congress decide US future.
"I guess I'm having an Aleppo moment," Johnson joked when asked for name.
Don: Ted's 180: "I am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father." But like Christie I need a job next year.
I pay Ted for my mailing list outreach—he needs money; I need Bible thumpers.
I have been successful at business so I can save America; Fortune disagrees Marla Maples was not an affair like Gennifer Flowers with Bill. "Another planet"
"They gave me a defective mic," My mic was defective. I don't sniffle.
Giuliani: I wouldn't participate in another debate unless I was promised Hannity"
'You are our country's only hope' my email to foreigners. "It's not illegal is it?"
If I did pay taxes, "It would be squandered, too, believe me." So he does not pay?
"Another person would be in jail for that,"
debate observer Jamilla Hawkins,
"Raise your hand if you're not a Christian conservative. Should we keep them?"
Mike: Don has answered ALL questions about his Foundation paying debt, political pay.
Hill: I prepared for the debate. Even the
endorses me. Arizona Republic
I am sending Bill to FL to inspire the Black and Latino voters
Tim: GOP John Warner former Senator and Navy Dept helped me in VA
Regulators are the only protection we have since we can't sue anymore
"It is nearly impossible for one individual to take on a corporation with vast resources." (GOP bill requires impossible: every person in class action suffer "same type and scope of injury")
Leon Cooperman Omega Advisors caught as part of an insider trading scheme. Jail?
Colin Whelehan caught insider trading on ADT Apollo Global deal for $24,000. Jail?
Wells Fargo execs will not receive future stock awards; no cash returned; no jail.
Is your vendor honest: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/data-research/consumer-complaints/
IRS announced it will eliminate more than 7,000 jobs by 2024 so NO wealthy audited!
Feds go after Mylan for scamming Medicaid out of $ millions on EpiPen. UK pays $69
whistleblowers fired in 2010; fraud
known to 2010 execs—bonuses; no jail
Wells Fargo caught unlawfully repossessing servicemembers cars for seven years; no jail
Banco Santander SA improperly confiscated over 1,000 vehicles from military members
HSBC caught improper repossessions of 75 cars. Not liable; no jail
In 2012 Capital One fined improper seizures. "it might not be in compliance with law."
BlackRock fund manager Mark Lyttleton caught profiting from insider trading
We need regulation—GOP wrong—companies/cities wouldn't fix bad products on own
Police want gun control.
When everyone has guns; your chance of being killed goes up. Police don't know who to shoot. They assume everyone has gun hidden. You and real criminals both have guns.
If you are black, you get killed even with no gun, hands up, and after stun gunned. They assume you are a "bad dude"; don't wait to find out. Later say "found PcP in car." If you act erratically and ignore commands, you are "put down."
MO just eliminated licensing and training for anyone to carry concealed weapon—crazy!
FL man called NRA group BEFORE victim died from "stand your ground" killing.
Budweiser, now InBev
Bud beer "America" but all profits to Belgium
Wells Fargo exploited a binding arbitration clause to deflect customers' fraud allegations
Cybercriminals in
Europe are offering their services for
hire to Isis or countries who pay.
ignoramus Award: New laws to keep police videos away from public view—24 states
How our government wastes our money
We are paying $ millions for defrauding for-profit colleges to keep profits Apollo still
Each LCS costs $655 million but does not work and Austal boat built in
600 more troops to retake (3rd time?) Mosul—we already trained
to do this once.
Where have all the jobs gone?
Driverless trucks safer and cheaper so 3.5 million drivers need training for …
Student in
discovered way to kill superbugs
without the use of antibiotics: "a breakthrough that could change the face
of modern medicine" Drug company jobs gone!
IRS cuts more than 7,000 jobs by 2024 so NO wealthy audited!
Progressive to hire 1,300 IT developers, systems engineers, software engineers, managers
Manulife (J Hancock) hiring for new IT Lab of Forward Thinking in
9 year old graduates HS; college to 'prove God exists' with astrophysicist degree!
Who owns your account now?
GM buyouts to 400 of its smallest U.S. Cadillac dealers—find a new mechanic
Jefferson National to Nationwide
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relatively flat project team structure, link-ing the hands-on staff to decision makers,reinforced with comments like "tall hier-archies are a big problem . . . hoardingdecisions at the top" (PartC-FG). FG1 isillustrated as follows:A tall hierarchy that over controls thingsprevents you from adapting to change intime. If you work in an environment that istotally hierarchical and it doesn't allow forthat [adapting to change] then you can'twork in a dynamic environment, and Ihave worked in organizations like that andI have left (PartC-FG1).
FG2 settled on the concept that an
"enabling factor [for dynamic environ-ments] doesn't have a huge amount
of middle management" (PartH-FG2).
They suggested lots of multi-skilled
teams at the hands-on level. A collaborative culture was reinforced with comments like: "we see people going above
and beyond because they are in that
collaborative situation" (PartH-FG2).
The benefits of flexibility in a dynamicenvironment emerged as a commontheme, as explained by one participant:We give flexibility for people to exploreand determine where and when theyexplore, as long as there is justification itis contributing to the overall objective. Weput a lot of effort into a culture of flexibilityand taking responsibility (Startup1).
To give another example, Pharm2reported: "we promote initiative on theground; allow flexibility to take advan-tage of fleeting moments; allow flex-ibility with key higher level objectives inmind. [We] pushed the line constantlythat staff had to embrace change."Another interesting illustration wasof the importance of a culture with thecorrect levels of experimentation:Many of the people in drug developmentcompanies are scientists and so they real-ize that an unsuccessful experiment canteach as many lessons as a successfulone. However . . . shareholders do notalways take a similar view. So there is acertain tension within the drug develop-ment industry between the reality of what
Theme Sub Themes
Egalitarian, goal-orientatedculture that supportsexperimentationHaving the smallest possible team with a flat hierarchy;
Customized for requirements;
Organic, flexible, adaptive, and collaborative;
Experimentation valued for its ability to eliminate dead ends;
Focused on goals, not process;
Culture supported by stakeholders.
Table 4: Themes for effective culture in dynamic environments.
More timely and efficientcommunicationIncreased emphasis on fast, timely, and succinct communication overslow, thorough communication;
Adjust communication rates according to needs;
Use rapid communication during periods of rapid change;
Timeliness over thoroughness;
Formalize direct communication channels that bypass organizational
levels, if required;
Co-locate staff where they collaborate significantly to aid more rapid
Table 5: Themes for effective communication in dynamic environments.
Flexible leadership withrapid decision makingLeader collaborates with smallest possible team;
Team is provided with a good understanding of the intent;
Highly adaptable;
Leader enables rapid decision making by: ( 1) delegating decisions
and ( 2) making quick reasonable decisions;
Decision delegation is achieved by communicating the vision (intent);
Decision making is made with a focus on speed and reasonableness
considering the consequences of a delay;
Quick, reasonable decisions are facilitated by: ( 1) high levels
of situational awareness (rapid constant data collection) and
( 2) pre-planned responses;
Cancelled experiments are rewarded as useful input;
Need for three key skills: ( 1) organizing, ( 2) understanding the
problem, and ( 3) understanding the solution.
Table 6: Themes for effective leadership in dynamic environments.
The cultural style themes emanatingfrom the interviews were reinforced andrefined in the focus groups. The benefit ofa flat hierarchy was a theme illustrated byStartup1: "Our organization is flat . . . weonly have 10 staff" and Startup2: "Deci-sions do not have to go up through com-mittees . . . not a tall structure." FG2concluded that "a tall hierarchy wouldnot adapt quickly enough to achieve theobjectives. The opportunity gets missed."(PartG-FG2) The consensus was to use a


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Adapting movies into television shows is always tricky business. Just as with film remakes, television adaptations face a host of problems from struggling to expand the scope of the original to failing to honor the spirit of the source material. For every Westworld, there are countless series that tried to adapt the likes of Blade or Taken. These series often fail to capture the spark of their inspiration, either by neglecting to involve the original creative team or by rushing production and failing to put forth a quality product.
However, judging by the pilot episode, FX's What We Do in the Shadows series will succeed on both these fronts. Not only does the pilot capture the original film's quirky and beloved sense of humor, but it also builds a firm foundation for what should be an entertaining and creative exploration beyond the original.Continue reading


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Your Car's Leather Seats Require Protection-Tint the Car's Windows to Achieve This
If you want a sleek and stylish look for your car, then this will be achieved when you have a window tint on your windows. However, tints don't just end with serving a sleek and stylish look but go further beyond this; they also serve to protect the car's interiors. Should you be moving in a car fitted with leather seats then the tinting of the windows will be even more beneficial to your particular type of car serving to greatly protect the executive class seats it has. Leather is one material which gets destroyed with continued exposure to sunlight and by and by it starts to crack as the material gets more and more brittle due to the prolonged exposure to sunlight. For this reason, it will be very ideal and advisable for you who wants to have a significant boost to the car's interiors, leather seats included, to consider having your car's windows tinted.
SUV's and other types of luxury cars are the types of cars mostly fitted with the leather seats. It just goes without say that with the edge they assume, these cars will really cost you a lot to have them acquired and as such it will be very wise of you to have their interiors well protected from the harmful UV rays. The effects of ultraviolet rays on your interiors will not only cause cracks and damages to the leather seats of the car but will as well bear on the other features like carpeting and the plastic trims on the car as well.
If you happen not to have the car windows tinted and you happen to enter the car for a drive when the car has been resting in the sun for a long period of time, then you and your passengers will quite risk suffering the effects of the overheated seats in burns and a lot of discomfort. Given the fact that the leather seats are very good at absorbing heat, then the result of prolonged exposure to the sun's light will be a very certain cause of burns to you and your fellow riders in the car. If you have your interiors professionally tinted you will essentially have the interiors well protected from the direct sunlight and as such protect it from reaching such extreme temperatures.
There is the other benefit of having the tints which is rather a common one, that of it reducing the preying eyes of the criminals who would wish to break into the car since with the windows tinted, they will not be able to tell whether or not someone is inside the car and as such stay away from wanting to break into the car.


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Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte Presents Nascondino
Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte has unveiled his latest project, a versatile and poetic object of furniture for contemporary dwellings. Inspired by the game of hide-and-seek, Nascondino is an alcove that is designed to offer a moment of reverie. The partial screen allows for intimacy, yet one's feet remain visible to the outside world. Expressly intended to afford privacy and personal spaces in today's open-plan interiors, the simple structure makes for an elegant accent any domestic space.
Following his successful presentations in Milan last year, the young Belgian design talent recently presented Nascondino at Salone Satellite in Milan.


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Man of Steel review – three stars out of five. A great cast and some pitch-perfect character development isn't enough to save this revamp from pacing issues
Verdict: Four out of five stars. The world's most beloved musical comes to stirring life in an adaptation that pushes all the right buttons. Just as with the stage version, you will laugh, cry, sing along and be deeply moved, and director Tom Hooper manages the pacing nicely too. A pity then that Russell Crowe turns out to be the weakest link with his strangled, sometime scratchy, voice that turns Inspector Javert into a less than imposing figure. Nevertheless, a tour de force.
Man Of Steel, the latest Superman reboot, re-tells the eternal story: on a dying planet, a helpless babe is sent away in a tiny spaceship by his loving parents. It lands on a faraway place called Earth, where he is adopted by a loving couple with no children to call their own. Growing up to discover that he has superpowers, he decides to use them for the good of all mankind. He calls himself Superman, and becomes the greatest hero the world has ever known.


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To establish a company in Dubai Economic Department, all expatriate investors required a UAE national as partner in the company.
To establish a company in Dubai Economic Department, all expatriate investors required a UAE national as partner in the company. As per UAE law, a local sponsor shares in the company should be 51 % in Memorandum of Association. But they can be agreed for annual sponsorship fee or some percentage in annual profit. UAE partner is required in the first step in the formation of license. For the Initial approval application we required his signatures and after initial approval we required him in the court for Notarizing the MOA. MOA is the legal document for company, in which all the terms and conditions , profit and loss and company financial legalities will be notarized. In this stage you can mention the profit share of local partner also. After the formation of company license, local partner signatures required in all Govt Departments. The Establishment card of the company will be issued on local partner name or if he will give the power to Expat partner then Expat partner can be added in the Establishment card after his partner visa will be issued. For the Expat partner investor visa, we also required application signed by local partner. For the next step in the company formation is labor computer card of the company which will be applied in the labor department. This card will also be issued only on the local partner name. Each time we will apply for Employee visa we required visa application signed by local partner. Almost all the government department local partner presence is most important so we have to choose a reliable and reasonable local partner for the better growth of your company.
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Ok every sane person on earth needs to have a survival guide for their specified location and several plans can help depending on what type of zombies.
To make it easier I'll give the gist of the situation.
1. You are where ever you live
2. 95% of the populations are zombies
3. They are not classic slow limp zombies. They walk about half our pace but compensate in numbers. Also because they don't feel pain it gives them the appearence of super strength however they aren't any stronger than the average person.
4. They walk day and night, although in the night their vision is hugely impaired meaning that you can sneak quite effectively.
5. Cutting of connection between the brain and the body kills them so does sevre brain damage. Minor brain damage can impair them to the oint in which they are useless. Electrocution, fire etc all work aslong as you destory the brain!
6. Their limbs do not operate on their own. I hate in movies when somethings hand gets chopped off and it keeps going, ridiculous!
7. They are quite stupid. Not overly for instance if you give away your location they will repeatatively attack it.
8. All the sense are fine but they have slow reactions.
9. They use weapons but are too stupid to use any firearms or drive vehicles.
10. They drown. Because they cannot get oxygen to the brain.
11. Bites will turn you but contact with blood won't I know this one doesn't make sense but it would be way hard if blood contact owned you.
12. Mobile reception is all good but 000, helplines etc are out of service. Maybe because everyone is a zombie or they are just too busy to take your call.
13. You can only use what you can realistically find. You get extra props for inventing zombie killing or sick defensive stuff.
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SMS Alert Facility for NSDL demat account holders
NSDL provides SMS Alert facility for demat account holders whereby they can receive alerts directly from NSDL for following:
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- Failed instructions
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- Change of mobile number
- Change of address
- Debit of Mutual Fund units
- Invocation of pledged securities
- Registration and De-registration of Power of Attorney
- Modification / Cancellation of nominee name
- Pledge instruction initiation/confirmation
- Blocking/Debit of shares in demat account in respect of Tender Offer instruction
No charge is levied by NSDL on Depository Participants (DPs) for providing this facility to investors.
This facility will be available to the investors provided they have given their mobile numbers to their DPs and the DPs have captured the numbers in the DPM system and have also enabled (ticked) the SMS flag in their DPM system.
The investors may contact their respective DPs in case they do not receive SMS alert inspite of registering for this facility. Those investors who have provided their mobile numbers to their DPs but do not wish to avail this facility may also inform their DPs accordingly provided such accounts are not operated by Power of Attorney.
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Climate Change Impact on Agricultural Productivity and Environment Influence based on Simulation Model
In this paper a physical simulation model SALUS is used to explore crop productivity responses to a range of management strategies over multiple years. This research firstly set up a spatial database of experimental site rice production area polygon identified from satellite images, and collected detail daily weather data from meteorology stations for the past 30 years, with soil profile information and management strategy and genetic coefficient. Secondly, Salus model simulation was applied to accurate reflect real observed yield information to compare with simulated result. The residual mean square of the comparison proved around 90 percent of confidence that the model can successful simulated yield output changes for each year. By running model simulation under different predicted weather regime conditions arising from climate change, the effect on rice crop productivity and the output of carbon emission, nitrate leaching, and irrigation demand in the Red River Delta area of Northern Vietnam are spatially compared. The simulation results showed increased rice productivity in this field due to predicted temperature rise. However, there are high costs associated with environmental effects emanating from carbon emissions, greater nitrate leaching and water resources and fertilizer demand etc. to sustain the rice productivity. This paper examined these critical issues by integrating SALUS model and GIS function to demonstrate the possible output both economically and environmentally affect for better agricultural decision on experimental area.
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Creating The Unexpected For The Victorian Seniors Festival
The latest statistics from the ABS reveal that nearly half of Victorian seniors (anyone 60 and over) are aged between 60 and 69.
This is the generation of the first Rockers, Sharpies and Mods.
People who jumped the fence at the Myer Music Bowl in '76 to hear AC/DC, who saw the Rolling Stones the first time 'round and remember when TVs were black and white, and front seats were bench seats.
The social, sometimes psychedelic, revolution of the 60s and the fabulous, if sometimes questionable, 70s was the playground of today's Victorian seniors.
With at least half of today's seniors carrying the profound sense of individuality and self that these two landmark decades produced, the Victorian Seniors Festival, run by the DHHS annually caters to both an active, forward-thinking and engaged audience, as well as those spending their older years more gently, both in an urban setting and further afield.
The Festival consists of activities from garden tours to rock concerts, cycling trips to come and try croquet.
Yoke was invited to respond to a brief identifying that the Victorian Seniors Festival needed 2018 collateral based on an evolution of the existing Festival brand.
After initial discussions it was agreed that given the changing nature of what it means to be a senior in Victoria, a new brand identity that would give the Festival a new more engaging presence, and remain flexible to annual themes for the next few years, was more desirable than a simple re-use of the existing style guide and imagery.
Yoke created a completely new look and positioning for the Victorian Seniors Festival.
Based on the core brand values of heart, authentic diversity, respect and community, and inspired by great poster art of the 60s, it is colourful, and presents a level of design expected of a Melbourne arts and culture event and, like the generation who are now reaching their senior years, represents a very distinct departure from past convention.
It is a recognition of the uniqueness of all of the people that the Festival is for.
It also recognised that many of the people engaging with the Festival's marketing are not seniors at all but are people looking for ways to spend time with, and enrich the lives of, seniors they care for.
Festival communications manager Jennifer Smyth said: "Yoke has created an impressive brand to inspire curiosity around the state, a curiosity for what it means to be a senior in Victoria today, and for what the Festival has to offer.
"We've seen the playful application of the key brand features of a portrait with word listing throughout the councils and organisations that run events."
"Yoke are incredibly proud to have created such a vibrant new brand that reflects the dynamic nature of both the festival and Victoria's seniors," Ben Kushinsky of Yoke said.
This year's theme showcases stories of a group of individuals chosen to highlight the diversity of Victorian seniors.
Beautiful black and white portraits of the people who are the faces of the festival, coupled with a beautifully typeset collection of single words, sum up aspects of their lives while painting a living picture of who they are and where they've been.
The branding, including the individual's stories and the complete broader identity can be seen all over Victoria right now.
Grab a program, and make contact with the seniors in your life who can take you to some of the activities at their festival – you'll definitely want to go too!!


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When I think of Daumier, I think of uprisings and strikes. And my memories were not far off. The Royal Academy hosts a show of Honoré Daumier, a 19th century French artist, fierce Republican and caricaturist. The RA gives a large space to Daumier's lithographs and satirical caricatures, as Daumier was a cartoonist for political satire journals La Caricature and Le Charivari. Daumier felt sympathy with the working class of Paris and suspicion about its ruling class, as accurately described in the RA-provided audio guide.
Daumier must have stood out at the time, working from memory whereas his friends and contemporaries (such as Corot and Daubigny from the Barbizon school, the French landscape school that preceded Impressionism) painted en plein air. He even mocked landscape artists in his lithograph 'Landscape artists. The first copies nature, the second copies the first.'
Another particularity of Daumier was that he did not depict faces in detail. Instead he focused on the group mass effect and represented action and movement via strong brushstrokes. He was also keen to portray physical struggles of women such as his 'Laundress and Her Child Crossing a Bridge', my exhibition favourite.
Daumier was torn between his political ideas and state commissions, true for most artists and even more so for him, in my view. He liked to represent the working class and in particular street entertainers, as I believe he felt close to them, self identifying as a bohemian artist. Apart from notable exceptions ('Lunch in the Country'), Daumier painted few "leisure" paintings but he concentrated on caricatures, mocking, or observing melancholia.
The RA show ended up being a mix of interesting (political satire, historic depictions of working class), and uninspiring (same themes repeated over). The layout of the Sackler Wing, little changed throughout the different RA exhibitions, didn't help to offset Daumier monotonous colours. Though it ended appropriately with the melancholic 'Artist Facing his Work'.
The exhibition ends on January 26th.
Honoré Daumier, 'The Laundress (La Sortie du bateau à lessive)', 1861-63. Oil on wood. 48.9 x 33 cm. Lent by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of Lillie P. Bliss, 1931. Photo © 2012. Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Art Resource/Scala, Florence.


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Oil sinks below US$63 to lowest in more than 5 years
[LONDON] Brent crude oil slipped on Friday to below US$63 a barrel, its lowest since July 2009, dragged down by persistent concerns over a global supply glut and a sluggish demand outlook.
Brent is down roughly 9 per cent this week, some 45 per cent below its June peak above US$115 per barrel.
Oil prices will likely come under further downward pressure, the International Energy Agency said as it cut its outlook for demand growth in 2015 and predicted that healthy non-OPEC supply gains were poised to aggravate the glut.
The agency, which coordinates the energy policies of industrialised countries, cut its outlook for global oil demand growth for 2015 by 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 0.9 million bpd on expectations for lower fuel consumption in Russia and other oil-exporting countries.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), which accounts for a third of global oil output, cut its 2015 demand forecast this week to the lowest in more than a decade. "It's following the trend lower. The market has reacted strongly to the Opec forecast cut, and it is focusing only on the negative," said Hans van Cleef, senior energy economist at ABN Amro in Amsterdam.
He added that there was little technical support until the US$50-55 level.
Brent crude was down 85 cents at US$62.83 per barrel by 0922 GMT.
US crude was down $1.04 at US$58.90 a barrel, after falling to a low of US$58.80, also the weakest since July 2009. The contract has lost about 10 per cent this week.
Remarks by Saudi Arabia's oil minister reiterating that the kingdom will not cut output, and a surprise jump in US crude and distillate inventories, have driven down oil prices this week.
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Paying off your student loans can become challenging very quickly as you juggle multiple loan payments every month. The only way to stay on top of it and avoid the risk of getting into default is by making a plan that works for you. Wondering where to begin? Here's a step-by-step plan that will help determine where to begin with your student loan repayments:
Step 5 to Pay Average Student Loan Payment:
Step 1: Use Your Grace Period Wisely
Although you would have borrowed money at different times while you were in college, most repayments start six months after your graduation date. It can be tempting to just want to chill after a hectic four (or more) years in college but that could be a big mistake. This is the time to plan your payments and most importantly, look for ways to start earning.
Step 2: Make a Student Loan Payoff Plan That Works For You
Start by creating a spreadsheet that includes details of all the loans you've taken, the monthly payment against each loan, and the payment due date. This step is crucial. Don't sidestep it. Creating a spreadsheet will help you get an overall picture of your financial obligations at a glance. Without a proper spreadsheet you are more likely to miss out on a payment, which can have far-reaching consequences.
Step 3: Decide Which Loans You Will Pay Off First
Every loan you take, whether federal or private, will have a different interest rate and different terms and conditions. Private loans in particular have much higher rates of interest. You should always plan to pay off your more expensive loans first. Remember, interest rates on student loans are cumulative, so even a smallest difference in the rate can make a considerable difference over the life of the loan.
Step 4: Look Into Switching Repayment Plans
The standard repayment plan for student loans is 10 years, with the payments spread out equally every month for 10 years. Can you afford to make these payments every month? If not, you may want to look into other repayment plans such as income-based repayment plans.
With an income-based repayment plan your monthly payments are calculated as a percentage of your earnings. While this will help you meet your commitments every month, you should know that it will add to the overall cost of the loan. Think about it. Do your calculations and speak to someone more experienced before you make this decision.
Step 5: Look Into Refinancing or Consolidation to Make Your Payments Easier
Do you feel overwhelmed at the thought of keeping track of the different payments and deadlines every month? You really do not want to risk missing any payments and adding to your debt. If you find yourself struggling to with keeping track of it all, you should look into consolidation or refinancing. Both of these will combine multiple loans into one loan so you need to keep track of only one payment every month. There are pros and cons to both these solutions though and that is something you should look into before you make this decision.
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Harwich Haven - Surrender to Sanctuary' is our new Heritage Lottery Fund project that explores two internationally significant anniversaries both of which fall at the end of 2018. These are: the centenary of the surrender of 176 German U. Boats at Harwich in November 1918 and the arrival of the first Jewish refugee children known as the Kindertransport in December 1938.
The Declaration of Arbroath is the most famous document in Scottish history. This founding document of the Scottish nation was drafted on the 6th April 1320. To mark its 700th anniversary in 2020, we are working with King's College London and partners in Scotland to produce audio material that will help listeners to engage with this major, £800,000 project and the idea of what 'the nation' meant in the late middle ages.
The Eighth in the East was a three year £675,000 Heritage Lottery Funded project that explored the social and landscape history of the 8th USAAF and their time in the east of England during WW2. Through a region wide programme of volunteer led archaeology, heritage walks, education, oral history and theatre across six counties we enabled new people to learn about and help preserve their local history for future generations.
Following the success of our heritage walks with Eighth in the East we wondered whether there was a place for local history in the health agenda. From this, Paths Into The Past was born.
We approached Public Health Suffolk for a grant to research, plan and publicise a series of walks throughout Suffolk, which are to be themed around a particular period in history. An expert was engaged to research and lead a walk for a small group of people and these walks would then be written up, signposted and distributed to doctors' surgeries and visitor information centres throughout the county.
YMCA History Podcasts
In the spring of 2017, we worked with YMCA Norfolk in delivering oral history training sessions as part of their 160th anniversary. Working with young people in service with the YMCA, we produced a series of podcasts where the young people interviewed each other and current employees of the YMCA. These podcasts explore the history of the YMCA in Norfolk, personal connections, and the life changing impacts the YMCA has on the local community.


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Gloria Huggard Miller Bukowski Part I
Sometimes we think we have our lives planned out and there is no forewarning that our life is going to be upended by tragedy. That is what happened to Gloria Miller who suddenly found herself a widow at the age of 60 when her husband Richard Miller died in 1993 ending a marriage of 42 years. Their three sons were gone from home by now and with the death of her husband, Gloria found herself truly alone for the first time in her life.
The next four years were ones of coming to grips with her loss. She made it a priority to become more involved with her grandchildren. She took trips with friend and grandchildren. Always active, she continued to pursue her interests in doll collecting and antiques, in decorating her home, in traveling and eventually dating. She loved to dance and it was at a dance at the Horizon Center in Saginaw that she met a widower named Dick Bukowski..
Describing their meeting, Gloria said, "We met, took one look at each other and the rest is history. He asked me for my email address instead of my phone number." On Dec. 11, 1999 Gloria Miller became Mrs. Richard Bukowski. Inheriting a whole new family of step-children, she found that they meshed nicely with her own children.
Finding happiness in the face of adversity has been a virtue that Gloria has learned. This is her story from the very beginning.
Gloria's dad, Clarence Huggard, was born on Nov. 22, 1901 to Emerson and Ida (Bell) Huggard. Their marriage produced ten children: Pearl, Wilbur, Clarence, Clifford, Cecil, Chester, Ina, Ruby, Opal and Beulah. Emerson and Ida owned an 80 acre farm on the Pine River with a thriving orchard on the 80 acres. Gloria remembers her dad telling about coming home from a dance and finding a home-made apple pie waiting for him in the warming oven of the cook stove. (It is on the Bell side of the family that Gloria and her siblings are related to the famed poet Theodore Roethke.)
Giving up farming, Emerson Huggard owned the Gordonville Grocery Store. When Clarence was old enough, he went into business with his dad and they had stores in both Vassar and Coleman at one time But working with relatives didn't work out and Clarence and his dad ended their partnership. Clarence said that his dad was "giving the store away."
Gloria's mom, Nettie Owens, married Clarence Huggard when she was 22 and became a stepmother to his three children from his first marriage. His wife had died leaving Clarence to raise Donald born in 1924, Nora Lee born in 1926 and Duane born in 1928.
Nettie Owens was born to Sophia (Bader) and Clyde Owens in Coleman in 1910. She also came from a large family consisting of four brothers, Elias, Leo, Ollie and John and two sisters, Tillie and Rose. The Owens family lived on a farm near Coleman and as a sideline to farming, Clyde Owens transported cattle to Farmer Peet's in Bay City. Gloria remembers her Owens' grandparents living on the farm when she was young but later they moved into the little town of Coleman where they continued to keep a few chickens and a couple of cows.
Nettie raised lambs to sell so she could buy new school clothes. She also did chores around the farm. Later she found a job in Saginaw working for the Carter family who owned a dress shop. She made $1.25 each week plus her room and board. While she was employed in Saginaw she met Clarence Huggard. They were married January 24, 1932.
After they were married, Nettie quit her job to stay home and raise her three step-children. A year later Nettie and Clarence had their first child, Gloria, who was born in the Huggard home at 2216 Ashman St. Clarence had given up living on the farm and was now operating a bulk fuel oil business in Midland. In 1935 a son Cleo was born to Nettie and Clarence and in 1937 a baby sister named Colleen joined the Huggard family.
The Huggard children spent the majority of their childhood celebrating holidays and enjoying chicken dinners on Sunday with their Owens' grandparents. Their dad's parents had separated and Ida had moved to Phoenix, Ariz., to live with her son Wilbur while Emerson had moved to Saginaw where he lived with his brother and sister-in-law until he passed away.
Once a year the entire Huggard family gathered in Saginaw on Decoration Day to visit their mother Ida's grave. After the grave was decorated, everyone had a picnic at the park The Huggard side of the family continues to gather each summer for a reunion with Gloria planning the occasion.
Gloria remembers the Christmas she was given a doll and her Grandpa Owens helped her name the doll Eva. Gloria still has Eva. After Christmas dinner was over, more gifts were given out. Gloria wanted a book of paper dolls but she got a coloring book instead.
In 1941 Clarence Huggard took his family to Hot Springs, Ark. to live for a year. Gloria was in the Second Grade that year and her new teacher was named Miss Sue. Walking to school every day, Gloria remembers thinking how "pretty" the area was and her mom gave her a dime each day to buy her lunch. The school had a Maypole celebration and Gloria said, "I had a white organdy pinafore and a yellow organdy dress. They needed another girl in First Grade and since I was short I danced with the First Grade, too."
Gloria found a new friend in Hot Springs named Donna and they formed the Roxy Boxy Club. This consisted of "playing school" and writing a newsletter. Then Clarence decided to move back to Midland.
The Huggard family spent just one year in Hot Springs, Arkansas before moving back to Midland. Clarence took over the ownership of the garage once more because the man who had purchased it the previous year hadn't kept the payments up. Gloria said, "I can remember Dad going to work early in the morning and working until midnight."
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by Kevin Mertz
MILTON — The ever-growing Marcellus Shale industry is and will continue to be a driving force of the local economy, according to the president and CEO of the Central PA Chamber of Commerce.
Maria Culp said businesses related to the industry have already had an impact on the local economy and will continue to do so.
"There were a number of businesses that took advantage of the opportunity to be servicers to the natural gas industry," Culp said. "There are a lot of examples of company expansions."
She said Todd Ross, of T-Ross Brothers Construction, created a company that is building self-contained mobile security booths used extensively by the gas industry.
"You can pretty much see these sheds being used at every one of the (gas drilling) sites," Culp said. "He has hired a couple of people to build the units… That was him, seeing a need and coming up with an idea that was economically (sound)."
She said Brian Bolus, owner of Minuteman Environmental Services, is another example of a local entrepreneur who has embraced the shale industry.
"He started out with a towing business," Culp said. "He is hauling clean water to the (drilling) sites."
As a result of the expansion to service the natural gas industry, Culp said Bolus' company has also grown.
"He's gone from 80 people, in the early part of the year, to 160," Culp said. "Most of it is directly related to those (Marcellus shale-related) operations."
Milton borough council recently approved plans for Bolus to move his base of operations to the former Integrity Building Systems property on Housels Run Road.
Culp said the "area of impact" of the shale industry is also continuing to expand.
She receives one to three calls per week from companies that service the shale industry looking to set up operations in the Central Susquehanna Valley.
Culp said the former H. Warshow and Sons building on Mahoning Street in Milton would be an ideal location for a company servicing the natural gas industry because of its location along the railroad.
She added that any warehouse space next to a rail line would be a prime location for a company servicing the shale industry.
In addition to the development of the Marcellus Shale industry, Culp said a critical component of keeping the local economy strong is the continued development and maintenance of infrastructure in the area, include the railroad, roads and air facilities.
"Our rural region has lived and died based on the success and quality of our infrastructure," Culp said. "It goes back to the great days of the lumber barons and the canal system. After that, it was the rail."
At the height of the railroad, Culp said 22 passenger trains per day traveled through Milton.
"When the rail was in use that heavily, it provided an economic boost to the region," Culp said. "The next really big time of boom was when Interstate 80 was built."
She said business centered around Interstate 80 began to fall off several years ago when the state government began talk of tolling the interstate.
Presently, Culp said the development of the proposed Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway is the top priority in the region.
According to a study, Culp said 9,500 jobs could be created during the 10-year construction period of the thruway.
"It literally means that anyone who wants a job should be able to find one," Culp said.
In addition to work on the thruway itself, Culp said jobs would be created at local restaurants, hotels and in retail.
In all, Culp said she sees signs that the local economy is on the rebound.
"I see some existing companies that have been holding on, waiting to see how things play out in the economy, making some decisions about expansion, maybe hiring a couple more people," Culp said.
She said it's crucial for companies to continue to look at ways to expand, or change, their product and service line to fit the marketplace.
In addition, Culp said its crucial for businesses, small and large alike, to not cut back on marketing when finances get tight.
"That's the wrong thing to do," Culp said. "You want people to see what makes your company unique."
She said businesses have been taking a "wait and see" attitude when it comes toward expansion because of the current economic climate.
Culp said that approach could continue in 2012. However, she said businesses are at a point where they have to soon start thinking about job creation.
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Summer Hill House
Spark Bridge, Lake District
Garden Apartment – No 2
Simply stunning! This grand garden apartment, offers elegant accommodation for two guests, enjoying access to the extensive landscaped gardens of this Grade II listed Georgian Manor House.
This simply fabulous luxury holiday apartment allows guests to enjoy their own space in a Grade II listed Georgian Manor, where many of the original features have been beautifully restored to their former glory and sit alongside stylish contemporary furnishings
The open-plan living space is an elegant light-filled room, where the large L-shaped sofa is perfectly positioned to allow guests to enjoy both the views across the gardens and the TV.
Behind the sofa, to the rear of the space, the sleek and glossy kitchen area is equipped with everything that guests will need for their stay, whilst a breakfast bar and stools provide a dining space.
The king-size bedroom has been finished to the same high-standard as the main living space, offering carefully-chosen furnishings, a feature fireplace, and a large picture window affording guests uninterrupted views across the landscaped grounds.
There is an en-suite shower room with a shower and WC, as well as a separate bathroom which can be found downstairs on the lower-ground floor of the apartment, offering a bath, separate shower, and WC.
French windows open from the lounge area directly out onto a private patio where garden furniture allows guests to easily enjoy alfresco meals. This space opens out onto the impressive shared gardens, comprising extensive lawns and even an ornamental fountain.
There is off-road parking for one car and space to store bikes in the apartment's lower hall.
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Amazing garden apartment 'just for two' with direct access onto the private patio and the stunning shared gardens.
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This apartment is situated in the former mill village of Spark Bridge, which lies right on the southern border of the Lake District National Park.
To the south of the property, the market town of Ulverston is a vibrant place with a good range of shops, as well as some attractive historic buildings including Coronation Hall, the town's spectacular 630-seat theatre.
To the north, meanwhile, the largest of the region's lakes, Lake Windermere, is a wonderful place for a day trip, offering several enjoyable pleasure boat trips, as well as watersports, scenic lakeside walks, and the chance to visit Wray Castle and the viewing point at Claife Heights.
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The number of mobile health applications available to consumers has reached more than 165,000, as the industry for sensors and wearables booms.
A recent study found that one in ten apps connect to a device or sensor, providing biofeedback and physiological function data from the patient. Nearly a quarter of consumer apps are now focused on chronic disease and treatment management, while two-thirds target fitness and wellness.
During the past two years the percentage of health apps with the capability to connect to social networks increased from 26% to 34% – although just 12% of apps account for more than 90% of all consumer downloads, with nearly half of all downloads generated by just 36 apps.
Healthcare professionals are expressing greater interest and excitement in broader app use, as barriers to their mainstream adoption are removed. The study claims there is evidence that patient retention rates in clinical trials are higher when physicians prescribe apps.
There is now an effort by the industry to build evidence supporting the value of mHealth apps. The majority of research studies to date focus on app usage rather than their effectiveness in improving patient outcomes or lowering healthcare costs.
It comes as pharma companies are enlisting Fitbits and other gadgets as a way to bring drugs to market faster. For example GSK is working on a project that tracks the movements of 25 patients with the neurodegenerative condition amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Patients will be given with a small, rectangular light-weight monitor that sticks to their chests and measures their heart rate and some physical functions, such as going up and down steps.
The biometric data is stored in the device and downloads automatically via a Bluetooth connection when a patient gets approaches a wireless router about the size of a mobile phone. The hub then sends that data to a secure server, which GSK can access and use for research.


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|Eclipse-class Star Voyager
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- Imperial Class: The Eclipse Star Voyager is a powerful, heavily armoured Atomic Kingdom command unit. An immense starship, the Eclipse has extremely powerful shield generators and massive engines which allow it to fly above the battlefield. Going behind these engines is NOT recommended, as the last thing seen by pilots who attempt such stupidity is usually a massive gout of fire incinerating them and their aircraft. Luckily, these units are a extraordinarily rare sight over the battlefield, but be prepared for a major battle if you do see them.
- Star Destroyer: The Eclipse is very well armed. While it can't literally destroy stars, it is capable of lifting up helpless enemy units with its tractor beams and putting more holes in them than a piece of Swiss cheese, with its heavy ray gun batteries. This way, it can shred units over time, although the tractor beams are ineffective against superheavies and infantry. In addition, it can release a massive JADE shockwave on command, which heavily damages everything within the large blast radius.
- Priority Target: Note that should a Eclipse show up on the battlefield, enemies tend to make it their top priority target. Add this to the fact that Chinese Command considers these ships to be irreplacable and will choose to cut their losses rather than continue the fight if one is destroyed, and you can see the importance of protecting an Eclipse.
- Going Supernova: Worse still, the Eclipse's core tends to explode very violently in an extremely destructive annihilation reaction, in the event of critical damage. The effects of this are something that one really should try not to think about.
Operational HistoryEdit
With the ever expanding Star Fleet, more and more powerful ships are needed. Chief among these are the "Defiant"-class escort ships, the larger "Eclipse"-class Star Voyagers and the immense "Galaxy"-class starships. Originally designed to literally destroy stars, the Viceroy pointed out that the design was too complex and would take too long to produce. The designer, a certain Lian Wexeng, was repeatedly ordered to scale down the size of the ship. The final size was eventually arrived at and the first of two Eclipse-class ships left the Xua Tu Drive Yards more than four years after the plans had been laid down and finalized. While work has begun on a third one, both the size of the starship and the astonishing complexity of construction mean that it will not be expected to reach completion anytime soon. Apart from that, there are also the logistical nightmares of supporting and supplying even one of these ships.
The Eclipse is designed to be a heavy command ship. Slightly larger than the Soviet Zhukov War Zeppelin, the Eclipse is triangular in shape and radically different from other Chinese starship designs. Perched high atop the ship is a large command bridge where the commander and all other high ranking staff reside. Due to the position and wide view screens, the Bridge team can easily monitor all aspects of the battlefield while still remaining relatively safe from ground based fire. In theory, the weakest part of any starship is directly behind it; however, this is not the case for the Eclipse. While there are indeed no armaments behind it, the engines radiate massive amounts of heat behind them when active, enough to utterly incinerate anything foolish enough to approach it from the rear.
Initially, the designers wanted to use a network of powerful tractor beams to pull enemies toward it and smash them against the Eclipse's powerful shields. However they soon realized that no shield generator in the Kingdom's arsenal would be able to withstand repeated hits without compromising shield integrity. So they came up with a compromise system; while the tractor beams drag targets towards the ship, a large array of point defense ray guns will tear enemies apart, piece by piece, until the target has been completely destroyed.
Despite the effectiveness of the tractor beam system, the system only works against main battle tanks and heavy infantry like the Tesla Trooper. Superheavy units like the Soviet JS-1 Elephant Tank or Talon Cataphract Walker are immune to the effect because of their sheer weight and units like the Falcon Command Helicopter and Himmelhammer Van are immune because the tractor beams aren't calibrated for use on such targets. Infantry are also immune to the effect because they are too small for the tractor beams to lock on to.
The secret to all this power is a revolutionary Anti-Matter Power Core. The first core designed to power a ship, the Anti-Matter Power Core produces more energy in one hour then the entire city of Las Vegas consumes in 4 months. In an extreme emergency, the Eclipse can divert all the ship's power to a special device hidd%n deep in the bowels of the ship.
One word from the commander and a massive shockwave of Jade energy is released, severely damaging all attackers in a wide area. However, the ship has yet to use this device, because it has yet to be called into action against surface targets. In the extremely unlikely event that the ship is catastrophically damaged, there is a distinct possibility that the Anti-Matter Power Core's containment system will suffer a catastrophic failure, resulting in an uncontrolled matter/anti-matter reaction. The effects of this are best left to the imagination.
Following a successful test on a Communist Chinese city and the`commencement of full scale production of the Eclipse-class, Lian Wexeng began drawing up plans for the largest project in the history of the Atomic Kingdom of China and possibly mankind, called the "Hundun Cannon", a colossal space station with a mass rivalling that of the Asian continent, where the Atomic Kingdom would relocate. With a network of massive ray guns powered by a Jade Hyper Reactor, the Hundun Cannon would be capable of annihilating all life on Earth. However, after looking at the first concepts the Viceroy rejected the plans, reasoning; "The monumental undertaking to construct such a monstrosity would take several generations, and our revenge cannot wait that long."
Known Ships Edit
- NCC Eclipse (NCC-001) - The first ship and namesake.
- NCC Probability (NCC-002) - Fleet Admiral Yuming Oshang's flagship.
Behind the Scenes Edit
- The Eclipse Star Voyager is an accepted suggestion by Yellow 13, loosely based on the "Eclipse", a Super Star Destroyer but changed to fit an atmospheric command ship.


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The Call for Presenters is now closed. Thank you to all who submitted abstracts!
Note: If you submitted an abstract and did not receive a confirmation email, your abstract may not have been received. Email I2SL if you have any questions.
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|Early October 2019
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Presentation Guidelines
Each presentation in a technical session will have 30 minutes. I2SL recommends allotting 20 minutes for the presentation and 10 minutes for questions and answers. Consider limiting your presentation to 10 to 20 slides to allow enough time for each slide. Our technical audience is looking for in-depth information on your projects, including challenges faced, lessons learned, and specific innovations incorporated.
Registration Requirement
All speakers are required to register for and attend the conference during their presentation time. Speakers are responsible for all fees associated with attending the conference, including but not limited to:
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- Hotel accommodations.
- Travel costs (e.g., airfare, parking).
- Meals (excluding those included with the conference registration package).
If you are unable to present, please notify I2SL no later than Friday, October 4, 2019, and provide a replacement speaker. If you do not notify I2SL and provide a replacement speaker by this deadline, I2SL may not consider you as a speaker for future conferences.
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I2SL offers the following benefits to speakers:
- Discounted registration fee (two per presentation).
- Abstract or presentation considered for additional publication opportunities.
- Name, abstract, biography, and presentation posted on the I2SL website, with speaker's permission.
- Name, organization, and presentation title listed in the conference's onsite mobile app. The abstract and biography will also be included with the speaker's permission.
- Speaker ribbons on name badges.
- Networking opportunities with other leaders in your field.
Note: This is a reduced paper conference; please do not bring hard copy materials for attendees, as abstracts will be made available online and presentations will be posted with permission.
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A committee of laboratory sustainability experts will review all abstract submissions. Entries will be judged on:
- Quality and merit of technical information presented.
- Relevance to I2SL's sustainable laboratory and high-tech facility community.
- Aspects of your approach, concept, or technology application that are sustainable, cutting-edge, unique, and/or noteworthy.
- Lessons learned that the audience will take away from the presentation (i.e., the stated learning objectives).
- Useful, tangible materials the audience can take away from the presentation, such as tools, resources, or samples.
- Absence of marketing at any point during the presentation.
Special attention will be given to abstracts that:
- Focus on new developments and technologies.
- Evaluate a completed project's performance by presenting documented results over a period of time.
- Are presented by the facility owner.
- Are related to the suggested presentation topics.
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- Abstracts proposing more than two speakers will not be considered.
- Abstracts that contain marketing materials will not be considered.
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I2SL strives to provide presentations that meet the needs of the sustainable laboratory and high-tech facility community. I2SL welcomes abstracts that:
- Relate to I2SL's suggested presentation topics listed below and/or involve any new or innovative information or cutting-edge sustainable technologies. These abstracts will be given first priority, as these presentations are among the most well received by the I2SL Annual Conference audience.
- Provide follow-up information or lessons learned from projects discussed during past conferences.
- Provide an owner and/or user's perspective.
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Labs That Are Sustainable Inside and Out
- Case Studies Producing Sustainable Results (Renovations vs. New Labs)
- Sustainable Laboratory Design and Building Systems (New and Retrofit)
- Defining and Purchasing Sustainable Laboratory Equipment and Furnishings
- Utilizing Lab Space More Efficiently and Sharing Research Resources
Conservation Starts in the Lab
- Laboratory Conservation and Education Programs for Lab Managers and Users
- Landfill Solid Waste Diversion
- Green Labs in Action
- Learning From PIs and Researchers (preference given to actual lab users)
Safe and Sustainable—How Labs Can Be Both
- Balancing Environmental Health, Safety, and Security With Sustainability
- Laboratory Codes, Standards, and Hazard Assessments
- Lab Casework That Is Ergonomic, Environmentally Responsive and Effective
Putting People First
- Examples of Human-Centric Lab Design
- Projects Detailing Improved Coordination Between Laboratory O&M and Users
- Case Studies of Working With Concerned Neighbors of a New Lab
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- Case Studies of Applied Evaporative Cooling
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What's on the Horizon for Sustainable Laboratories?
- Carbon Neutrality and Net-Zero Energy or All-Electric Labs
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- Learning Labs (in General and Compared to Super Labs, Are They Different?)
High and Dry—Special Regional Lab Considerations
- Lessons for Applying Humidification/De-humidification in Arid Regions
- Choices for Building Envelopes for Arid Regions
- Water Conservation in Arid Regions
- Lab Design Strategies for High Altitudes
- Industrial Hygiene
- Sustainable Vivarium Strategies
- Strategies to Reduce Labs' Impacts on Local Services: Gas, Electric, Water, Sewers, Waste Systems
- Public-Private Partnerships
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