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Iran Nuclear NewsFACTBOX-Current sanctions on Iran over nuclear programme FACTBOX-Current sanctions on Iran over nuclear programme Reuters: Following are some details of the sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States, European Union and United Nations: April 12 (Reuters) – Following are some details of the sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States, European Union and United Nations: * U.S. SANCTIONS: — Sanctions imposed after Iranian students stormed the U.S. embassy and took diplomats hostage in 1979 included a ban on most U.S.-Iran trade. — Goods or services from Iran cannot be imported into the United States, either directly or through third countries, with the following exceptions: gifts valued at $100 or less; information or informational materials; foodstuffs intended for human consumption; certain carpets and other textile floor coverings and carpets used as wall hangings. — In 1995, President Bill Clinton issued executive orders preventing U.S. companies from investing in Iranian oil and gas and trading with Iran. Tehran has looked for other customers. — Also in 1995, Congress passed a law requiring the U.S. government to impose sanctions on foreign firms investing more than $20 million a year in Iran's energy sector. It was extended for five years in September 2006. No foreign firms have yet been penalised, though many have severely curtailed their operations in Iran. — In October 2007 Washington imposed sanctions on Bank Melli, Bank Mellat and Bank Saderat and branded the Revolutionary Guards a proliferator of weapons of mass destruction. Two years later, in October 2009, the Treasury also sanctioned Bank Mellat in Malaysia and its chairman. — Companies worldwide that supply gasoline to Iran would be largely prevented from doing business with the United States under bills that have recently passed the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Negotiators must combine the bills into one if Congress is to pass the measure and send it to President Barack Obama for signing into law. — U.S. sanctions against Iran can be found on the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control website: here * U.N. SANCTIONS: — The Security Council has imposed three sets of sanctions on Iran, in December 2006, March 2007 and March 2008. — The first covered sensitive nuclear materials and froze the assets of Iranian individuals and companies linked with the nuclear programme. It gave Iran 60 days to suspend uranium enrichment, a deadline Iran ignored. — The second included new arms and financial sanctions. It extended an asset freeze to 28 more groups, companies and individuals engaged in or supporting sensitive nuclear work or development of ballistic missiles, including the state-run Bank Sepah and firms controlled by the Revolutionary Guards. — The resolution invoked Chapter 7, Article 41 of the U.N. Charter, making most of its provisions mandatory but excluding military action. Iran again ignored an order to halt enrichment. — The third measure increased travel and financial curbs on individuals and companies and made some of them mandatory. It expanded a partial ban on trade in items with both civilian and military uses to cover sales of all such technology to Iran, and added 13 individuals and 12 companies to the list of those suspected of aiding Iran's nuclear and missile programmes. In September 2008, the Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution again ordering Iran to halt enrichment, but imposed no more sanctions due to opposition from Russia and China. * EU SANCTIONS: — The EU has imposed visa bans on senior officials such as Revolutionary Guards head Mohammad Ali Jafari, former Defence Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar and former atomic energy chief Gholamreza Aghazadeh, and on top nuclear and ballistic experts. — Britain said on June 18 that Iranian assets frozen in Britain under EU and U.N. sanctions totalled 976 million pounds ($1.59 billion). — Britain announced on Oct. 12 that it was freezing business ties with Bank Mellat and Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines, both of which have previously faced sanctions from the United States. Britain cited fears they were involved in helping Iran develop nuclear weapons. (Writing by Tom Doggett and David Cutler, London Editorial Reference Unit;) Merkel says time pressing for decision on more Iran sanctions Iran VP seeks trial for Obama over nuclear remarks Iran Human Rights January 23, 2020 Iran Moves Political Prisoner to “Worse” Prison for Criticizing Shooting Down of Ukrainian Plane By Pooya Stone The Iranian authorities have transferred a... Special Wire July 15, 2005 Man publicly hanged in northwest Iran Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 16 – A man...

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The Military Launch Sector... and more... Close Support Close Support: Compact VSAT Systems for Mission-Critical Applications, by Gabriel Racah, Director of Marketing, ORBIT Communication Systems Today’s world is truly connected with a wide range of technologies that allow communication in homes and workplaces in cafes and airports and while we’re on the road. But demand for always-on connectivity goes way beyond the reach of terrestrial and cellular coverage, from special forces with a mandate to report mission-critical field imaging to passengers of ocean-going cruise ships who wanting to log on their favorite social networks. The expectation to be “online” at all times is truly global. Command Center: Jim Armor, V.P., ATK Spacecraft Systems & Services Jim Armor is Vice President, Strategy and Business Development for ATK Spacecraft Systems & Services, Beltsville, Maryland. He is responsible for producing and executing the market strategy for the small satellite, satellite thermal systems, and engineering services business lanes. Major General Armor retired from the U.S. Air Force in January of 2008, where his last position was as director of the National Security Space Office (NSSO) in the Office of the Under Secretary of the Air Force, Washington, D.C. He was responsible for coordinating all defense and intelligence space activities. Prior to the NSSO, he was Director, Signals Intelligence Systems Acquisition and Operations at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Vice Commander of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, and Program Director of the NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS) at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California. He earlier served as a combat crew missile launch officer, a laser signal intelligence analyst, and a satellite launch system integrator. In addition, he was selected and qualified as a DoD Space Shuttle payload specialist, and was first to study information warfare while a research fellow at the National War College. Command Center: Bob Dunn, CEO, PacStar Bob Dunn was appointed PacStar’s Chief Executive Officer in June 2010 after rejoining the company in early 2010 with the main goal being to expand and develop the company’s technology penetration in Department of Defense programs and with large system integrators. In addition to his responsibilities as CEO, Bob continues to spearhead these business development efforts. Prior to rejoining PacStar, Bob served as Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Ericsson Federal Inc. (EFI). Bob joined EFI in October of 2008 and directed all Business Development efforts across U.S. federal, state and local government agencies that demand the same broadband applications and communications capabilities as commercial markets. His team helped customers leverage Ericsson’s worldwide commercial leadership and massive research and development investment to achieve mission success. Command Center: Dr. David Geen, V.P. of Tactical Ground Systems, Skyware Global After receiving his BEng (Hons) in Communications and Electronic Engineering in 1992 (Newcastle, UK), Dr. Geen completed his PhD, which was entitled Hybrid Mode Feed Horns for Reflector Antennas @ 20/30GHz. He began his career working in the USA designing bespoke feed chains for large Earth station antennas. Dr. Geen has more than 15 years of experience in the design of communication systems for terrestrial and satellite applications. David has spent the last nine years managing the development of VSAT, broadband and DTH antenna terminals, with particular emphasis on high volume, high performance equipment for the enterprise and consumer markets. Dispatches, The Editors Focus: STEM Professionals Must Inspire Our Nation’s Future, by Rear Adm. Patrick H. Brady, SPAWAR, + Carla Voorhees, Web Strategist, DoD Public Web Rear Adm. Patrick H. Brady is Commander of the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR). SPAWAR is the Navy’s Information Dominance Systems Command with the mission to make the Navy’s Information Dominance vision a reality. He offers his thoughts in this article regarding the importance of STEM training. Focus: Vibrations Tailored For Every Purpose, by Noel Brown, Brüel & Kjær Hailing from the longest standing company in sound and vibration, Noel Brown spells out the details of the many kinds of vibro-acoustic testing that are necessary to launch reliable satellites. Since 1943, when Brüel & Kjær launched the world’s first charge accelerometer and entered the world of vibration measurement, the company has been supplying a diverse range of integrated solutions. For the space industry particularly, Brüel & Kjær has been helping with complex test analysis requirements for more than four decades. Focus: AEHF Beam Forming Network, by David Rhodes, a principal engineer within the Defense & Space Division of EMS Technologies The U.S. Air Force’s Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) system is the nation’s next-generation military strategic and tactical relay system, which will deliver survivable, protected communications to U.S. forces and selected allies worldwide. When fully operational, the system will consist of four crosslinked satellites, a ground mission control center and user terminals. The AEHF system provides joint, interoperable, assured connectivity for warfighters in operations in all levels of conflict, a capability not available through other planned military communication networks.”1 “The satellite serves as a smart switchboard to establish, maintain, reconfigure and disassemble required communications circuits as directed by the users. The terminals will provide encrypted voice, data, teletype, or facsimile communications.”2 One key to the success of this communications satellite is the ability to provide reliable, high speed, secure, anti-jamming, survivable tactical communications capability. The AEHF beam-forming network (BFN) is at the heart of one of these on-board systems. Focus: Event — Global Milsatcom 2011, London, United Kingdom Occassionally, one cannot see the forest for the trees... technology advances for MILSATCOM occur on a daily basis, and keeping abreast of such information is becoming more and more difficult. However, there can be no excuses... the very viability of a company could rest on the next advancement, and if it remains outside the realm of cognizance, opportunities may well be missed. TECHINT TechInt: Digital Video Off Boresight, by Dan Makinster and George Mancuso, Agile Communication Systems, and Dr. Yendo Hu, Sculpture Networks Video is pervasive in consumer and military applications and the video requirements are constrained by both similar, and different, factors. The need to deliver consumer video to a large audience is primarily governed by available bandwidth. The military and other government agencies, although working with a smaller audience, are also restricted by bandwidth. In addition, they also have a need to deliver video in real-time.

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Japanese Pop Culture Speakers Roland Kelts Writer, journalist, and scholar, author of Japanamerica: How Japanese Pop Culture Has Invaded the U.S. Author Roland Kelts is a half-Japanese Tokyo-based writer, journalist, scholar and authority on Japanese and Western cultures. His first book, JAPANAMERICA, is considered the ultimate guide to Japan’s pop culture juggernaut — required reading for many Hollywood producers, global artists and academics worldwide. He has published in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The New York Times, Zoetrope: All Story, The Times Literary Supplement and others, and he is a primary source on Japan for CNN, the BBC and NHK. He is also a monthly columnist for The Japan Times and a professor at Waseda University in Tokyo. He has given speeches on Japan for think tanks, embassies, universities, pop culture conventions and private events in the US, Europe and Asia, including TED Talks and The World Economic Forum. Kelts has taught at The University of Tokyo, New York University, Columbia University, Sophia University, and Harvard University. He has won several awards and fellowships, including a 2017 Nieman Fellowship in Journalism at Harvard. Seio Nakajima Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University Seio Nakajima is Professor of Sociology and Asian Studies at the Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University. Before joining Waseda, he taught at the Department of Sociology, University of Hawaii at Manoa. His research focus is creative industries in Asia, in particular those in Japan and China, as well as comparisons between the two societies. His publications include: “The Sociability of Millennials in Cyberspace: A Comparative Analysis of Barrage Subtitling in Nico Nico Douga and Bilibili.” He is embarking on a new project on the sociological analysis of the next generation automobile industry in Japan—examining its transformation from manufacturing, to service, and even into creative industries. He currently serves as the Director of the Research Institute of Automobile and Parts Industries (RIAPI), Waseda University. Aki Nakanishi Arlene Schnitzer Curator of Culture, Art, and Education Akihito (Aki) Nakanishi is a cultural leader and public diplomacy expert with two decades of experience in government relations, public communication, artistic exchanges, and cultural programming in Japan. For 10 years, Nakanishi served as the Cultural Affairs Specialist at the United States Embassy, Tokyo, where he oversaw a wide spectrum of embassy involvement in cultural, creative, and educational activities designed to enhance mutual understanding between the United States and Japan. In addition to being the principal advisor to the Mission’s Cultural Attaché, he also served as a special aide to U.S. Ambassadors, charged with direct oversight of some of the Ambassadors’ cultural and education projects such as “Ties Over Time” (under Amb. John V. Roos) and “International Poetry Exchange Project” (under Amb. Caroline B. Kennedy). Prior to working at the Embassy, Nakanishi worked for three years as Program Director at one of the major media corporations in Tokyo, followed by a role as Exhibition Director for four years at a family-owned museum. Drawing upon his extensive knowledge of the arts and ties with a myriad of Japanese cultural icons, he has worked as an independent art director, producing exhibitions, performing art, art fairs, co-producing literary events and festivals, writing dossiers for arts events in specialty publications and newspapers, while running his own non-profit organization for regional revitalization, leadership development, and youth empowerment across rural Japan, echovisions, since 2015. For his work at the Embassy, Nakanishi has received multiple State Department Awards including the State Department Meritorious Honor Award (May 2010), U.S. Embassy Japan Eagle Award (October 2011), and the U.S. Mission Japan Honor Award (October 2016). Having attended both King’s College London (BA in Economics and European Law, University of London, U.K.) and Kingston Business School (BA in Business Administration, London, U.K.), Nakanishi holds a Master of Cultural Policy from the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo, Japan, where he has published a research paper on U.S. Cultural Policy in supporting the arts. Nakanishi also currently serves on various foundation boards as Advisor to Chair, including The Ogasawara Toshiaki Memorial Foundation (Tokyo, Japan) and The Kiyoharu Art Foundation (Yamanashi, Japan). Bill Tsutsui (Moderator) Edwin O. Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at Harvard, Author of Godzilla on My Mind Bill Tsutsui is the Edwin O. Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at Harvard University and previously served as the President of Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas and Dean of Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences at SMU. A fan of Godzilla since growing up watching monster movies in Central Texas, Bill is the author of Godzilla on My Mind: Fifty Years of the King of Monsters (2004) and co-editor of In Godzilla’s Footsteps: Japanese Pop Culture Icons on the Global Stage (2006).

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December 2008 Issue Risk Management in Spanish The Washington State Department of Agriculture has produced a five-disc set of audio compact discs in Spanish for Latino farmers. The set includes ten 30-minute segments on topics such as business and financial planning, marketing, crop insurance, good farm practices, safe use of pesticides, food safety, alternative energy, and state and federal farm projects. Several Spanish-language radio stations will air the CDs, which were produced with assistance from Washington State University with a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Risk Management Agency. For a free set of the CDs, which are entitled "Risk Management Strategies for Farm Businesses: Information for Latino Farmers in Washington State," contact Patrice Barrentine at smallfarms@agr.wa.gov or phone (360) 902-2057, or Malaquias Flores, Latino outreach coordinator for the WSU Small Farms Project, at (866) 978-9165. First Crush A new wine facility at Washington State University’s Irrigated Agriculturel Research and Extension Center at Prosser brings winemaking research to a new level of detail, says Dan Bernardo, dean of WSU’s agriculture college. The facility, with capacity for 5,000 gallons, will use university-grown grapes and those from cooperating vineyards to look at the influence on wine from such things as own-rooted versus grafted grapes and fermentation practices, temperatures, and equipment. WSU enologist Dr. James Harbertson said that the research winery was designed for small-lot, research-scale production. Ste. Michelle’s Parent Company Purchased Altria Group, Inc., plans to purchase U.S. Tobacco, Inc., the holding company of U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company and Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, headquartered in Washington State. The $10-billion-plus deal is to close no later than early January 2009, if approved by shareholders in a special meeting on December 4, according to a U.S. Tobacco news release. The Federal Trade Commission has granted early termination of the initial waiting period under antitrust laws, so no further regulatory review is required in connection with the acquisition. The buyout will significantly boost Altria’s position in the smokeless tobacco market with U.S. Tobacco’s Skoal and Copenhagen brands. UST’s history dates back to 1822 when Copenhagen snuff inventor George Weyman opened a tobacco shop in Pittsburgh, states U.S. Tobacco’s Web site. What the acquisition means for Washington State’s largest wine company is unclear. Chateau St. Michelle, one of the oldest vinifera wineries in the state and precursor to Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, has produced premium wines since 1967. The company has had a major influence in development of the state’s wine industry, providing an endowment gift in 1995 to WSU for viticulture and enology research, sharing private research with industry, and providing leadership to many industry organizations. With 20 different labels and an estimated annual sales volume of 5 million cases, wineries and vineyards of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates cover the West Coast. Washington wineries include Chateau Ste. Michelle in Woodinville, Columbia Crest in Paterson, Snoqualmie in Prosser, Northstar and Spring Valley Vineyard in Walla Walla, and the new Col Solare on Red Mountain that opened last year in partnership with Italy’s Antinori family. The company owns Erath in Dundee, Oregon, and Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Villa Mt. Eden, Conn Creek, and Distant Bay wineries in northern and central California. Some industry analysts say Altria is unlikely to keep Ste. Michelle Wine Estates and could sell it soon after the acquisition is complete. Whether it’s sold as a single unit or broken into smaller pieces, the wine company is an attractive piece of wine real estate. Ste. Michelle Wine Estates was named the 2007 Winery of the Year at the Unified Wine and Grape Symposium. Herbicide-Resistant Grape University of Illinois researchers have developed a new grape named Improved Chancellor that is resistant to the broadleaf weed herbicide 2,4-D. Grapevines are particularly sensitive to 2,4-D, a common herbicide used in grain and field crops. UI plant biologist Dr. Robert Skirvin genetically transferred the gene to grape cells, using a soil bacterium gene discovered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to break down 2,4-D, and then developed grape plants from the transgenic grape cells through tissue culture. Skirvin hopes to have permission to grow the genetically modified vines outside the greenhouse in an isolation plot by spring 2009. Further tests are needed to make sure harmful compounds are not getting into the fruit and to follow what happens to the herbicide compound after it enters the plants. He plans to work with a grape grower to produce wines made from the cultivar within five years and is looking for outside funding sources to further advance the research. "After the grapes have been tested and found safe to eat, I think it’s going to be beneficial to Minnesota, Nebraska, Illinois, and other Midwestern states—anywhere grain is grown and 2,4-D is sprayed on the crops," Skirvin stated in a news release. "Issues Scan 2008" is a new research report from United Fresh that looks at consumer attitudes and behaviors relating to food safety, environmental and social issues, product origin, and different types of packaging or processing. The report costs $125 for United Fresh members and $195 for non-members and can be ordered online at www.unitedfresh.org. For information, call (202) 303 3400. admin2021-09-28T10:10:04-07:00December 1st, 2008|December 2008 Issue|

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Newmarket, York Region Ontario Newmarket (2021 population 87,942[3]) is a town and regional seat of the Regional Municipality of York in the Canadian province of Ontario. It is part of Greater Toronto in the Golden Horseshoe region of Southern Ontario. The name stems from the fact that the settlement was a "New Market",in contrast to York as the Old Market. The town was formed as one of many farming communities in the area, but also developed an industrial centre on the Northern Railway of Canada's mainline, which was built in 1853 through what would become the downtown area.[5] It also became a thriving market town with the arrival of the Metropolitan Street Railway in 1899.[6] Over time, the town developed into a primarily residential area, and the expansion of Ontario Highway 400 to the west and the construction of Ontario Highway 404 to the east increasingly turned it into a bedroom town since the 1980s. The province's Official Plan includes growth in the business services and knowledge industries, as well as in the administrative, manufacturing and retail sectors. Landmarks include Upper Canada Mall, Southlake Regional Health Centre, the Main Street Heritage Conservation District, and Wesley Brooks Conservation Area (locally called "Fairy Lake Park" or "Fairy Lake"). Main Street Heritage Conservation District For over 100 years, the town's downtown area, centred around Main Street, has acted as a hub of commerce and cultural activity. This area contains numerous early 19th century buildings worthy of preservation, and in October 2013, this area was recognized as a Provincial Heritage Conservation District.[44] This status serves to protect and officially recognize many of the heritage sites and buildings along this historic thoroughfare and its many side streets. Recent investments have been made to improve the aesthetics and function of the historic area. These include: In 2003, Newmarket completed approximately $3 million of streetscape and infrastructure improvements along Main Street South. In 2010, construction began on the Davis Drive Rapidway. The project was finished in 2015. The buildings comprising the Union Hotel, dating from 1881, at the intersection of Main Street and Davis Drive were moved as an alternative to being demolished. In 2011, an urban park called "Riverwalk Commons" was created east of Main Street South, north of Water Street at a cost of $10 million. In 2011, extensive renovations were completed to the Newmarket Community Centre & Lions Hall, located in the Riverwalk Commons. In 2016, extensive $10 million renovations were completed on Old Town Hall, off Main Street. Architecture and heritage Numerous buildings and sites located in Newmarket possess a high degree of architectural and/or historical significance; most of these are concentrated in the historic Main Street area. The following is a list of some of these sites; many of the below-listed buildings located along Main Street are within the Main Street Heritage Conservation District: Charles Hargrave Simpson Building, 184 Main Street South Wesley Block (origin of the 1837 Rebellion), 200 Main Street South Robert Simpson Store (first Simpson'sStore in Canada), 226 Main Street South King George Hotel, 232 Main Street South Cawthra House, 262 Main Street South Roadhouse And Rose building, 157 Main Street South Charles E. Boyd Building, 240 Main Street South William N. Starr building, 189 Main Street South Old Newmarket Town Hall and Courthouse, 460 Botsford Street Canadian National Railway Building and former Station, 470 Davis Drive Christian Baptist Church, 135 Main Street South Doane House, 17100 Yonge Street Quaker Meeting House and Cemetery, 17030 Yonge Street Hicksite Cemetery, 16580 Yonge Street Elman W. Campbell Museum (formerly the North York Registry Office), 134 Main Street South Pioneer Burying Ground, Eagle Street Al Casale Ristorante (Rogers House), 17766 Leslie Street St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 484 Water Street St. Paul’s Anglican Church and Rectory, 227 Church Street Trinity United Church, 461 Park Avenue Union Hotel, 425 Davis Drive - The two buildings comprising the Union Hotel were relocated to the back of the former site due to construction of the Davis Drive Rapidway> In 2018, the buildings were designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. Newmarket Community Hello, I am interested in [ ] I'm a buyer I'm a seller I'm a renter I'm an agent Other Servise Community Areas

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Forest Whitaker, Actor born *The birth of Forest Whitaker in 1961 is marked on this date. He is a Black actor, producer, and director of film, stage, and television. Forest Steven Whitaker was born in Longview, Texas. One of four children, his father, Forest Whitaker, Jr., was an insurance man, and his mother, Laura Francis Smith, was a teacher. His mother went through college and earned two master's degrees while raising her children. Forest has two younger brothers, Kenn and Damon, an older sister Deborah and his grandfather was novelist Forest Whitaker, Sr. The family moved to the Los Angeles area when Whitaker was a toddler. Whitaker attended Palisades High School, where he was an all-league defensive tackle on the football team. Whitaker attended California State Poly Pomona on a football scholarship but left due to a debilitating back injury. He was accepted to the Music Conservatory at the University of Southern California to study opera as a tenor and was then accepted into the Drama Conservatory. He graduated from USC in 1982. He also earned a scholarship to the Berkeley, California branch of the Drama Studio London. His first on-screen role was in 1982's Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Others followed, including in Platoon, Good Morning, Vietnam, and The Color of Money. In 1988, he played musician Charlie Parker in Bird, for which he won Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival. Whitaker was originally asked to write and direct a live-action movie adaptation of Bill Cosby's cartoon, Fat Albert, but differences led to him leaving production. Whitaker co-produced and co-starred in A Rage in Harlem in 1991. He executive produced the 2002 Emmy-award-winning made-for-television movie Door to Door. He directed Strapped for HBO in 1993. In 1995, he directed Waiting to Exhale and co-star Whitney Houston's music video for the movie's theme song ("Shoop Shoop"). In 1996, Whitaker married fellow actress Keisha Whitaker. They have two daughters, Sonnet and True. He has a son named Ocean from a previous relationship and a stepdaughter, Autumn, from a previous relationship with Keisha. He is a vegetarian and a 1st Degree Black Belt in Kenpo Karate. He recently opened a raw food/vegan restaurant called Taste of the Goddess in West Los Angeles. In 2002, Whitaker was the host and narrator of The Twilight Zone, which lasted one season. In 2004, he directed First Daughter. In 2006, he acted in The Shield. In 2006, Whitaker started in ER. He also had a small role in the BMW Film from Season 1 and Rapper T.I.'s video "Live in the Sky." Whitaker received critical acclaim for his performance as Dictator Idi Amin in the 2006 film The Last King of Scotland, winning many awards, including the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama. For this role, he was nominated for the Best Actor Academy Award and Best Actor by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. Whitaker won the Screen Actors Guild Award for this role. He also played James Farmer Sr. in The Great Debaters (2007). Recently (2013), he was cast in the feature film "The Butler" with Oprah Winfrey and Black Panther (2018). To Become a Media Producer or Director Britannica.com Acting For Theater v. Acting For Media, Carlyle Brown Carlyle Brown is a playwright, author, and artistic director. In this segment, he offers his view of the difference between acting for media verses acting for the stage Media Theatre / The Arts STATS: 700 Views

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ElevationSpace, a Japanese Space Start-up Company That Develops Satellites to Replace the ISS, Raises $2.7 Million of Seed-funding ELS-R1000 image (Photo: Business Wire) ElevationSpace members (Photo: Business Wire) SENDAI, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ElevationSpace Inc. (Headquartered: Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, Co-Founder & CEO: Ryohei Kobayashi), a space startup company that originated at Tohoku University in Japan and develops a space environment utilization and recovery platform to replace the International Space Station (ISS), has raised seed funding of $2.7 million from six investors. Adding pre-seed funding, the total amount is approximately $3 million. In addition, Mr. Masafumi Kawai, Partner/Chief ESG Officer of Genesia Ventures, Inc. has been newly appointed as an outside director to strengthen the management structure and corporate governance. Seed Round Investors Genesia Ventures, Inc. Plug and Play Japan Tohoku University Venture Partners Co., Ltd. Innovations and Future Creation Inc. MAKOTO Capital Co., Ltd. Leave a Nest Capital With this funding, we will accelerate the development of the ELS-R100, a technical demonstration satellite that is scheduled to be launched in 2023, and focus on building an organizational structure for the research and development and business development of the ELS-R1000, a service providing satellite scheduled for 2026. ELS-R100 is around 150kg satellite for acquiring atmospheric re-entry technology, and it will conduct a space experiment to cultivate euglena provided by Euglena Co., a renowned Japanese biotechnology company, to utilize it as a future food and energy source in space. If this experiment is successful, it will be the first case of a Japanese spacecraft bringing back living organisms from space and be a major step toward Japan's crewed space development. Comment from Ryohei Kobayashi, CEO, ElevationSpace Inc. Genesia Ventures has extensive connections not only in Japan but also in Asia, and we asked them to join us as a lead investor to accelerate our business development globally, including in Asia. Developing countries like Asian countries do not have enough opportunities to use ISS while their economies are growing rapidly and space development is gaining momentum. We believe it is necessary to provide opportunities to conduct experiments and demonstrate technologies in space in such regions. ElevationSpace Inc. (https://elevation-space.com/en) ElevationSpace is a Japanese space startup company established in February 2021 based on the technology of Yoshida and Kuwahara Laboratory at Tohoku University in Japan, which has developed more than 10 small satellites. The company is developing a platform “ELS-R”which can conduct space experiment, test and manufacturing inside satellite to replace ISS. The company’s first launch is planned for 2023, this satellite called “ELS-R” to acquiring atmospheric re-entry technology. Next satellite is “ELS-R1000” which is a service providing satellite around 1000kg. The first launch of the ELS-R1000 is scheduled for 2026, with the aim of six launches per year by 2030. ELS-R are much cheaper, more frequent, and easier to use than the ISS because the company's service uses small uncrewed satellites. Since our establishment, we have raised funds from prominent Japanese angel investors in pre-seed funding, conducted joint research on a hybrid thruster with the world's highest performance, and appointed Dr. Yasuhide Watanabe, who has led the development of re-entry technology at JAXA, as a technical advisor. Ryohei Kobayashi E-mail: info@elevation-space.com ElevationSpace Inc.

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Antonio Méndez ©Photo: IGORSSTUDIO Astrid Boissier astrid.boissier@harrisonparrott.co.uk “It is not difficult to guess that the Spanish conductor Antonio Méndez will have a remarkable career…” (Rhein-Main-Zeitung) Spanish conductor Antonio Méndez is fast becoming one of the most exciting, established and sought-after conductors having created strong links with the most important orchestras in Europe. Over the last few years, Antonio has had great success conducting orchestras such as Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, hr-Sinfonieorchester, RTVE Symphony Orchestra and Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg. This season, he visits the Sinfonietta Cracovia, the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris and participates in a show which combines opera, live art, performance art and video creation that marks the centenary of the birth of Maria Callas at the Opera Barcelona. The past season, Antonio was invited to conduct the Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine, Belgrade, Hangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra, and led the tour with Orchestre de Chambre de Paris to the Canary Islands. Highlights of recent seasons include acclaimed debuts with the Wiener Symphoniker, Tonkünstler-Orchester Niederösterreich, Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Staatskapelle Dresden, Gürzenich-Orchester Köln, BBC Philharmonic, Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne, Russian National Orchestra, KBS Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, and New Japan Philharmonic. Also working in opera, the recent seasons Antonio has conducted Ariadne auf Naxos at the Canary Islands Music Festival, Madame Butterfly at the Palma de Mallorca Opera House and L’Elisir d’Amore at the Tenerife Opera House. Antonio held the post of Principal Conductor of Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife from 2018/19 to 2020/21 season. Antonio’s recent recording with the Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR on SWR Music (for Berlin Classics) was awarded an Echo Klassik Award. He has also recorded with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra for Linn Records. The artist attracted international attention as a prize winner at the prestigious 2012 Malko Competition in Copenhagen, and later as a finalist at the 2013 Nestlé and Salzburg Festival Young Conductors Award. Born in 1984 in Palma de Mallorca, Antonio began his musical studies at the Conservatori Professional de Música de Mallorca in piano and violin. He also attended the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid to study composition and conducting. Since 2007 he has been living in Germany, where he completed his conductor training at the Universität der Künste Berlin with Professor Lutz Köhler, also as a member of the Dirigentenforum (‘Conductor’s Forum’ from the German Music Council) and at the Hochschule für Musik ​‘Franz Liszt’ Weimar with Professor Nicolás Pasquet. HarrisonParrott represents Antonio Mendez for worldwide general management. Antonio Méndez: Rachmaninov- Symphony No.2 | Staatskapelle Weimar Concert held in Hall 1 of Pau Casals de L’Auditori de Barcelona for the Ciclo Orquestas Internacionales – 13/11/2017 © Ibercamera Antonio Méndez: Tchaikovsky- Seoul Philharmonic “Méndez’s interpretation was round, but at the same time well organised, with an extremely generous Orquestra Nacional in the tutti and orchestral climaxes.” (Codalario) “Right from the beginning he underlined the vehement tutti sounds and the swirling string passages, but on the other side shaped softly and sensitively the vocal parts.” (Unser-luebeck) “Méndez, a most animated conductor, drew a reading that blended supercharged thrills in the more bombastic, quasi-military episodes with their tumultuous brass fanfares with brooding introspection in the darker overtones of the opening movement and exquisite, romantic lyricism in the lovely Adagio third movement.” (Seen and Heard) “Antonio Méndez conducted Ravel’s two Suites, carefully crafting the colour nuances, balancing instruments in order to create this volatile atmosphere, but without giving into the temptation of focusing only on sound and neglecting the rhythm that is specific to this piece, originally conceived as a ballet.” (bachtrack) Antonio Mendez on tour in the Canary Islands with the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris Antonio Méndez returns to Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León Antonio Méndez Debuts with KBS Symphony Orchestra Season Opening Concert Antonio Méndez debuts with Stavanger Symphony Orchestra Antonio Méndez directs L’Elisir d’Amore at Tenerife Opera Antonio Méndez begins 2019/20 season with Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife Antonio Méndez debuts in Paris with Orchestre de Chambre de Paris Antonio Méndez returns to Iceland Symphony Orchestra Antonio Méndez debuts with Konzerthausorchester Berlin ANTONIO MENDEZ APPOINTED NEW PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR OF TENERIFE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor Antonio Méndez joins HarrisonParrott for General Management @MendezConductor Thank you dear Alina and @MOSalzburg for a fantastic week, it's been a pleasure! https://t.co/6vdSzD95W2

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Elizabeth Blair Elizabeth Blair is a Peabody Award-winning senior producer/reporter on the Arts Desk of NPR News. Blair produces, edits, and reports arts and cultural segments for NPR's Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and Weekend Edition. In this position, she has reported on a range of topics from arts funding to the MeToo movement. She has profiled renowned artists such as Yayoi Kusama and Mikhail Baryshnikov, explored how old women are represented in fairy tales, and reported the origins of the children's classic Curious George. Among her all-time favorite interviews are actors Octavia Spencer and Andy Serkis, comedians Bill Burr and Hari Kondabolu, the rapper K'Naan, and Cookie Monster (in character). Blair has overseen several, large-scale series including The NPR 100, which explored landmark musical works of the 20th Century, and In Character, which probed the origins of iconic American fictional characters. Along with her colleagues on the Arts Desk and at NPR Music, Blair curated American Anthem, a major series exploring the origins of songs that uplift, rouse, and unite people around a common theme. Blair's work has received several honors, including two Peabody Awards and a Gracie. She previously lived in Paris, France, where she co-produced Le Jazz Club From Paris with Dee Dee Bridgewater, and the monthly magazine Postcard From Paris. 50 years ago, 'Zoom' spoke to children about their real lives For the anniversary of the kids' TV show, the American Archive of Public Broadcasting has more than 100 episodes set to stream online. Original cast members are celebrating on, you guessed it, Zoom. 'And I say, Hey! HEY!' Aardvark Arthur's wonderful new days are ending The world-famous aardvark first appeared in print over 45 years ago. The Emmy and Peabody award-winning TV show is about to begin its 25th and final season — and creator Marc Brown has a new book. Ronnie Spector of The Ronettes has died at age 78 Spector had suffered from cancer. She recorded a string of pop hits in the 1960s including "Walking In The Rain" and "Be My Baby." 'Sesame Street' composer Stephen Lawrence has died at 82 Emmy Award-winning composer Stephen Lawrence, who co-wrote songs for Sesame Street and Free to Be... You and Me, died on December 30 at age 82. Kids need to see themselves reflected in media. Here are some recommendations We asked children's media experts to recommend their favorite new books, TV shows and video games with characters and storylines representing the diversity of the U.S. Anne Rice, author of 'Interview with the Vampire,' dies at 80 Anne Rice, the novelist whose best-selling gothic tales, reinvented the blood-drinking immortals as tragic antiheroes, died Saturday due to complications from a stroke, her son Christopher Rice said. Art, music and theater classes help students express emotions on returning to school Schools across the country are reporting an uptick in misbehaviors now that kids are back in person. Artists, music and drama teachers are trying to help them cope. For kids grappling with the pandemic's traumas, art classes can be an oasis As health officials sound the alarm about the pandemic's impact on children's mental health, music, drama and other art classes are helping kids adjust to being in-person again. President Biden and the first lady attend the Kennedy Center Honors Bette Midler, Berry Gordy, Joni Mitchell, Lorne Michaels and Justino Diaz were awarded the Kennedy Center Honors at a gala in Washington, D.C. Sunday night. The show will be televised Dec. 22. on CBS. Encore: 50 years ago, 'The Electric Company' used comedy to help kids' reading skills 50 years ago, The Electric Company premiered its first broadcast. The public broadcasting show aimed to use sketch comedy and animated shorts to teach kids to read. 'King Richard' tells how a father raised his tennis icon daughters, Venus and Serena King Richard tells how Richard Williams doggedly pursued professional tennis careers for his daughters, Venus and Serena. His methods may have kept them from the burnout that ends many careers. Ronnie Wilson, co-founder of the Gap Band, has died at age 73 Ronnie Wilson, a founding member of the Gap Band, has died at age 73. The group dominated the R&B charts in the 1980s, and their music went on to be sampled by artists decades later.

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International Pop Catalogue Edited by Darsie Alexander, Bartholomew Ryan. Text by Godfre Leung, Darsie Alexander, Maria Jose Herrera, Claudia Calirman, Erica Battle, Dávid Fehér, Luigia Lonardelli, Hiroko Ikegami, Ed Halter, Charlotte Cotton, Martin Harrison, Tomáš Pospiszyl. This dynamic new volume is the first major survey to chronicle the emergence and migration of Pop art from an international perspective, focusing on the period from the 1950s through the early 1970s. Including original texts from a diverse roster of contributors, this catalogue provides important new scholarship on the period, examining production by artists across the globe who were simultaneously confronting radical cultural and political developments that would lay the foundation for the emergence of an art form embracing figuration, media strategies and mechanical processes with a new spirit of urgency and/or exuberance. International Pop amplifies the scope and tenor of what we understand to be “Pop,” exposing the tremendous variety and complexity of this pivotal period and subject matter, and revealing how artists alternatively celebrated, cannibalized, rejected or assimilated some of the presumed qualities of Pop advanced in the US and Britain. Anchored by an expansive 48-page visual chronology, the book features in-depth essays by a range of scholars examining developments in Britain, Japan, Brazil, Argentina, Italy and Hungary as well as Western Europe and the US. The volume includes some 320 illustrations, including full-color plates of each work in the exhibition, which integrates many classics of Pop art with numerous rarely seen works. Among the artists included are Evelyne Axel, Peter Blake, Raymond Colares, Antônio Dias, Rosalyn Drexler, Erró, León Ferrari, Richard Hamilton, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Tanaami Keiichi, Yves Klein, Jirí Kolár, Yayoi Kusama, Nelson Leirner, Ana Maria Maiolino, Antonio Manuel, Marisol, Marta Minujín, Claes Oldenburg, Wanda Pimentel, Michaelangelo Pistoletto, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Mimmo Rotella, Ed Ruscha, Niki de Saint Phalle, Okamoto Shinjiro, Yokoo Tadanori, Wayne Thiebaud, Jean Tinguely, Shinohara Ushio and Andy Warhol.

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Britney Spears Declares This Surprising Deep Cut Her ‘Favorite’ Song From Her Discography The pop star originally recorded the track for her 2003 album, In the Zone. Britney Spears performs during Now! 99.7 Triple Ho Show 7.0 at SAP Center on Dec. 3, 2016 in San Jose, Calif. Tim Mosenfelder/GI Britney Spears revealed her favorite song from her extensive catalog on Thursday (Feb. 23). Sam Asghari Denies Reports of Britney Spears Intervention, Says Pop Star Is ‘In Full Control of Her&nbsp… “My song ‘The Hook Up’ !!! It was never released as a single but it was always my favorite !!!” the pop star shared alongside one of her signature Instagram montages before she deleted it on Friday. In the video, Brit playfully models a short black cocktail dress with matching feathers framing its sweetheart neckline. “The Hook Up” is quite a deep cut compared to Spears’ litany of pop hits. Featured on her 2003 album In the Zone, the dancehall-inflected track was produced by Tricky Stewart and Penelope Magnet — the duo who also helmed lead-off “Me Against the Music” featuring Madonna and fan favorite single “Outrageous.” The album also featured hit singles “Toxic” and “Everytime” before Spears moved on to her first greatest hits collection, 2004’s Greatest Hits: My Prerogative. Memorably, “The Hook Up” was also included on the set list for the superstar’s short-lived Onyx Hotel Tour, sandwiched between “Everytime” and “I’m a Slave 4 U” before the worldwide trek was canceled due to Spears injuring her knee on the set of the “Outrageous” music video in June 2004. Earlier this week, the singer took to Instagram to show off an original dress she had made with help from a girlfriend and joked around in an accent, telling her followers, “So, guys, I just want you to know, if I ever shut down my Instagram, do not call the cops. Don’t ever be a roller coaster. Never be a roller coaster!” Spears’ comments seemed to stem from the January incident in which worried fans called authorities to perform a wellness check at the performer’s home after she temporarily deactivated her Instagram account.

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RILEM Partners are mostly associations or organisations similar to RILEM. They sign a MOU and agree on various collaborations with RILEM. The purpose of the relationship with Partners is to create information exchange between RILEM and industry partners who share similar values and interests, and to increase both partner’s opportunities to network in academia and practice. Staff members of Partners typically do not get directly involved in RILEM technical work such as Technical Committees, etc. AATH - Asociación Argentina de Tecnología del Hormigón Our mission is to provide a fertile ground for studies on Concrete Science and Technology, to disseminate the progress of this discipline within the technical community, and to promote the application of the results of research. In brief, we aim to disseminate knowledge for the best use of concrete. ACI - American Concrete Institute Founded in 1904 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, the American Concrete Institute is advancing concrete knowledge by conducting 125 seminars annually, managing 14 different certification programs, publishing more than 400 technical documents, and offering scholarships to students in the field. With 98 chapters and about 15,000 members spanning 108 countries, the American Concrete Institute has always retained the same basic mission—to develop, share, and disseminate the knowledge and information needed to utilize concrete to its fullest potential. "The European Association for Construction Repair, reinforcement and Protection, ACRP, is a non-profit organization founded in 2020. Our mission is to promote the maintenance of all types of structures and buildings made of different material (concrete, steel,...) and its applications in Europe, towards the highest standards of safety, professional integrity and quality of service." AEEA The main aims of the AEEA are to promote excellent quality education in various engineering disciplines in Africa at all career levels, to provide a mutual support network for educators, to strengthen institutional collaboration, and to improve teaching and learning. This includes knowledge and technology exchange, promotion of technology careers of women and collaboration with like-minded international organizations. Alconpat International - Latino-American Association of Quality Control, Pathology and Construction Recuperation The history of the International Association ALCONPAT dates from 1991 with the first Latino-American Congress on Pathology of Constructions CONPAT-91 organized by Alumni & teachers of the Master course on Construction -CEMCO- from the Institute of Construction Sciences “Eduardo Torroja”, CSIC located in Spain. ALCONPAT International is a federation of national branches from 19 Ibero-American countries and individual members. It publishes the journal ALCONPAT and pre-normative documents. It is also devoted to education with courses on corrosion and concrete durability. Several awards are delivered every year. The Association of Structural Concrete of Russia (ASC) The Association of Structural Concrete of Russia (ASC) is a major non-profit professional organization aimed at developing technology and improving competitive standards of the production and services on the concrete and structural concrete market in Russia. The Association comprises 51 members that are leading producers, engineering and consultancy companies, R&D institutes, specialized media and technological universities. ASC has strong and effective relations with government agencies (such as the Russian Ministry for Production and Commerce) and other national professional entities. ASC represents Russia in the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), International union of laboratories and experts in construction materials, systems and structures (RILEM), Asian Concrete Federation (ACF), American Concrete Institute (ACI). Asmatec - Association Sciences des Matériaux et Technologies de Construction But de l'association : Contribuer à la promotion et au développement de l’enseignement et de la recherche dans les domaines des sciences des matériaux et des technologies de la construction par des liens de coopération nationale, internationale et de formation à distance. CIA - Concrete Institute of Australia Concrete Institute of Australia aims to be the primary independent organisation related to the concrete industry in Australia in which everyone who aspires to excellence in concrete technology, application, design and construction will seek membership. The mission of Concrete Institute of Australia is to promote and develop excellence in concrete technology, application, design and construction throughout Australia. "The European Demolition Association, EDA, was founded in 1978 and is the leading platform that brings together the main European stakeholders of the demolition, decommissioning and dismantling industry. EDA aims to promote European standards and best practices as one of the key players of the construction industry to achieve a sustainable and circular economy business model." fib - Fédération internationale du béton The fib (Fédération internationale du béton / International Federation for Structural Concrete), formed by 43 national member groups and approximately 1,000 individual or corporate members, is a not-for-profit association committed to advancing the technical, economic, aesthetic and environmental performance of concrete structures worldwide. FICEM The Inter-American Cement Federation represents the majority of the cement manufacturers, institutes and associations in Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal. FICEM is active in sharing and strengthening issues on the global cement agenda among its members: climate protection, energy efficiency, substitution of fossil fuels and good industrial health and security practices. IAE - International Academy of Engineering International Academy of Engineering (IAE) was founded on the base of the Academy of Engineering of the former USSR by the National Engineering Academies of the CIS countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine), which became its founders. IAE was registered by the Ministry of Justice on February 10, 1992 as international public organization that has now its own chapters and departments (branches, representations) in Taiwan/China, Belarus, Greece, Serbia, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic. The Head office of IEA is quartered in Russia, at No. 9, Bldg.4, Gazetny Side Street, 125009, Moscow. At present IAE consists of 1300 full and corresponding members from 40 countries. The basic concept of IAE’s activity is to assist in strengthening of the engineering potential of the member countries. IBRACON - Brazilian Concrete Institute IBRACON, the Brazilian Concrete Institute is an international techno-scientific defense and appreciation of engineering. IBRACON aims to give professionals and stakeholders in the concrete industry and construction in the areas of materials, technology, design, management, control, architecture, structures and buildings, more knowledge through courses, events, publications, certification of personal, technology and scientific meetings, recovery and incentives for research and scientific and technological research and its dissemination thereof. ICT-The Institute of Concrete Technology The Institute of Concrete Technology was formed in 1972. Full membership is open to all those who have obtained the Diploma in Advanced Concrete Technology. The Institute is internationally recognised and the Diploma has world-wide acceptance as the leading qualification in concrete techology. The Institute sets high educational standards and requires its members to abide by a Code of Professional Conduct, thus enhancing the Professional Affiliate body of the UK Engineering Council. ISAP - International Society for Asphalt Pavements ISAP is a volunteer organization of professionals and experts to promote asphalt pavement technology exchange on a worldwide basis, often in cooperation with other organizations sharing mutual interests. The broad range of member expertise and experience makes committee work especially rewarding. JCI - Japan Concrete Institute JCI, as an organization that promotes concrete science and technology, conducts investigative research on a wide range of subjects including concrete materials and production, the design, construction, and management of concrete structures, and new concrete technologies, through the mutual understanding and cooperation of all its members, and works to widely disseminate findings. JCSS - Joint Committee on Structural Safety The JCSS is a committee in the field of Structural related Risk and Reliability, acting on behalf of the Liaison Committee of the following six international professional associations: IABSE, International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering. CIB, International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction. ECCS, The European Convention for Constructional Steelwork. FIB, The International Federation for Structural Concrete. RILEM, Reunion Internationale des Laboratoires et Experts des Materiaux. 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艺术家展览出版刊物活动新闻新闻报刊关于位置追踪专用搜寻English简繁 艺术家展览出版刊物活动新闻新闻报刊关于位置追踪专用搜寻 纽约 | Chelsea November 18, 2010 – January 1, 2011 选图小图后退 Mexican-born artist Ricardo Mazal unveils a series of gestural, abstract paintings inspired by his journey to Tibet’s holiest summit, Mount Kailash. Using a multidisciplinary process, Mazal moves between photography, digital technology, and painting. In 2004, the artist embarked on a trilogy examining the sacred burial rituals of three cultures, continents, and time periods. He began at the Mayan tomb of The Red Queen in Palenque, Chiapas Mexico, then traveled to the Peace Forest cemetery in Odenwald, Germany. This newest series of works—inspired by the sky burials of Mount Kailash—marks the final installment of his triumvirate. For years Mazal has explored the cycle of life, death and regeneration. In each of his investigations, photographs have been the impetus. For Mazal, photography is a bridge that links reality to abstraction. His process begins by manipulating his photographs on the computer to compose a digital sketch. He then moves onto the canvas, delicately layering oil paint using foam-rubber blades. To reveal luminous passages of color, Mazal sweeps a dry blade with varying degrees of pressure across the canvas. The vestiges of paint are almost embryonic in structure with faint texture and hue. At regular intervals, Mazal photographs his painting in progress. Returning to his computer, he creates hybrid sketches that fuse the photographs of the painting with the virtual drawing allowing him to revisit his composition. Often, Mazal’s influences will also spring from images of previous paintings, which he incorporates into new digital sketches. It is a regenerative and cyclical process closely paralleling the themes he explores. The trip to Tibet in 2009 was of intense spiritual significance for the artist. “I was struck by the convergence of material and invisible worlds,” Mazal says. Embracing the rituals of Mount Kailash, the artist performed the Kora, a 33-mile trek around the peak. This circumambulation is one of the most sacred rituals for Buddhists, Hindus, Jains and Bonpos. According to Tibetan Buddhists, one journey around the mountain cleanses all sins and 108 rounds can lead to nirvana. During his 21-day journey, Mazal documented the striated façade of Mount Kailash, the wood-frame boxes of pigments in the frontier town Darchen, and the streams of prayer flags quivering in the wind. What emerged from these studies were three distinct bodies of work. In paintings such as Kora MK8, blurred areas of black and white paint sweep across the surface of the canvas in a flickering motion. The repetition of horizontal streaks recalls the snow-streaked surface of the black mountain. The imbricated lines are also suggestive of a geological diagram indicating the passing of time. Meanwhile, in works such as Kora PF5, Mazal’s forms become looser echoing the freedom and fluidity of the vibrant prayer flags positioned across the mountain. According to Tibetan belief, the fierce winds deliver the blessings inscribed on the flags to the world. Finally, in the Cajas paintings, Mazal draws on the form of compartmentalized boxes of pigments. In Cajas Amarillo/Ocre/Rojo, for instance, he creates a geometric grid-like composition housing intense saffron, red and orange hues characteristic of Tibet. Each of Mazal’s works is charged with exuberance and movement. Thus while his paintings may emerge from sites relating to death, they are in fact a deeply spiritual celebration of life. Ricardo Mazal was born in Mexico City in 1950. He has exhibited extensively in galleries and museums throughout the Americas and Europe, including such institutions as the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey, Mexico; Museo Nacional de Anthropologia, Mexico City; The Americas Society, New York; The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona; and a recent retrospective at the Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City. His work is included in the collections of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona; Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City; Museo de Arte Abstracto Manuel Felguerez, Zacatecas, Mexico; Maeght Foundation, Paris; and Deutsche Bank, New York and Germany. Mazal divides his time between New York City and Santa Fe, New Mexico. For more information, please email gallery@sundaramtagore.com or call 212.677.4520. 下载PDF 艺术家 出版刊物 显示全部

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HomeNewsWeekly News NewsWeekly News Lockheed Martin Radio Repair Project To Bring $55M to San Diego Region By Brad Graves Photo courtesy of Lockheed Martin Corp. The following are selected defense contracts awarded to San Diego County companies in February and March. They have been announced by the U.S. Department of Defense or by the contractor itself. Some $55 million worth of work on a critical electronics system for the F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft is headed to San Diego. The U.S. Navy awarded a contract modification to Lockheed Martin Corp. on Feb. 28. It includes $55 million of work to be performed in San Diego through the summer of 2024. Under the deal, the Pentagon plans to establish organic level repair capabilities for the F-35’s Communications, Navigation and Information system, called CNI for short. It was not immediately clear where the repairs will take place. Northrop Grumman Corp. builds the CNI electronics in North County’s Rancho Carmel neighborhood. The Naval Air Systems Command of Patuxent River, Maryland, awarded the deal. The total value of the contract is $141.7 million. Some 39% of the work will flow to San Diego. Other significant work under the contract will be performed in Fort Worth, Texas (home base for the aircraft program); Melbourne, Florida; and Genoa, Italy. Lockheed Martin just delivered its 500th F-35 to the U.S. Air Force. In January, the business said it expects to produce more than 3,000 for the U.S. military and its allies. The contractor is making three versions of the jet. The Air Force version takes off and lands on a conventional runway. The Navy version is optimized for landing on aircraft carriers. The Marine Corps version is able to land vertically. As such it is called a STOVL, or short takeoff vertical landing, aircraft. Rore Has $17.2M Fresno Project The U.S. Army awarded Rore Inc. a $17.2 contract to build a new jet fuel complex at the Air National Guard Base at the Fresno-Yosemite International Airport. The construction will include vertical storage tanks, a pump shelter, truck fill stands, offloads and refueler truck parking. Work is expected to be complete by February 2022. Bids were solicited on the internet with three bids received. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Sacramento awarded the deal, announced on Feb. 28. Rore has its headquarters in University City. PERC Has Camp Pendleton Contract PERC Water Corp., a small business based in Costa Mesa, received a five-year, $17.2 million award for work at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, in San Diego County. Under the deal, PERC employees will operate and maintain the southern and northern tertiary sewage treatment plants at the sprawling military base. PERC will oversee wastewater, custodial, pest control, integrated solid waste management, grounds maintenance and landscaping. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command, San Diego awarded the deal, announced on the SAM.gov website. There were two bidders. Citadel Scores $9.2M Deal In some circumstances, small drones can be used as weapons. Citadel Defense of National City said on March 3 that it received $9.2 million in orders from an unspecified customer for its counter-drone electronics technology. Citadel makes the Titan C-UAS system, which disrupts radio signals controlling small drones. Citadel said its technology will be used to protect high-value assets in urban, rural and maritime environments. “Drones are an asymmetric threat that require unprecedented speed for innovation. Citadel’s AI [artificial intelligence] capabilities and responsiveness give customers a cost-effective option that addresses a very large portion of the sUAS [small unmanned aircraft system] threat,” said Christopher Williams, CEO of Citadel Defense, in a statement distributed by the company. “Strong war-fighter references and combat-proven results over the last two years helped secure this order.” Citadel’s electronics use artificial intelligence and deep learning to detect radio frequencies. The business said its approach is superior to competing counter-UAS solutions, which use library scanning methods and demodulation. RQ Gets $8.6M of Work in Virginia The U.S. Navy awarded RQ Construction LLC of Carlsbad an $8.6 million contract modification to build its Mariner Skills Training Center at Naval Station Norfolk. Under the deal, RQ will provide construction services for site work, rough grade, pile caps and grade beams. Work is expected to be completed by August 2021. The contract was competitively procured with six proposals. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid-Atlantic of Norfolk, Virginia awarded the deal, announced on Feb. 28. Lost Cause Meadery Opens Second Location Mesa Biotech Developing Rapid COVID-19 Test Brad Graves Book of Lists Profiles the San Diego Economy Women’s Venture Summit Returns New GM at Fairmont Grand Del Mar

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Dallas, Cowboys honor local military members 1st Lt. Jarrell Brown pulls the flag taut during practice at AT&T Stadium. He will be one of more than 230 300th Sustainment Brigade and 4th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) Soldiers that will deploy to Southeast Asia in fewer than 60 days. U.S. Calvalry actors stare onto the field at pre-game videos during the Dallas-New York football game Sunday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Three female Cowboys fans hold their hand over their hearts during the National Anthem Sunday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Soldiers of the 300th Sustainment Brigade, as well as Airmen, Marines, and Sailors, were honored during pre-game festivities. Jazz musician Freddie Jones looks out onto the field during pre-game warmups Sunday at AT&T Stadium. He played the National Anthem on his trumpet while United States Army Reserve Soldiers, Airmen, Marines, and Sailors “waved” the flag. NEWS | Sept. 18, 2018 Dallas, Cowboys honor local military members with ‘salute to service’ By ARLINGTON, Texas 4th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) 1st Lt. Marcus Matthews-Marion – Sunday Night Football marked a win for the Dallas Cowboys on two fronts. The first was beating division rival New York Giants 20-13 at AT&T Stadium. The second was giving the U.S. Army Reserve's 300th Sustainment Brigade, based in Grand Prairie, Texas, and traveling from their pre-mobilization station in Fort Hood, a deployment send-off of Texas-sized proportions. They also paid homage and respect to other services vital to American freedom like the Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy. The event included a pre-game flag ceremony and the National Anthem belted out on the sultry jazz tones of musician Freddie Jones and third-quarter recognition of the 300th, which will deploy some time in the next few months. The USAR group was led by the sustainment brigade’s deputy commander, Lt. Col. Jeremy Baran, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, but recently transplanted into Texas soil. Baran noted it wasn't only Jerry Jones and the Cowboys staff that welcomed Airman, Marine, Sailor, and Soldier alike. He said the support of faithful Dallasites and Cowboy fans, too, showed how deep the heart of Texas is. re-enlistment

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Apple Macintosh Personal Computer The Apple Macintosh introduced a graphic user interface (GUI) to the Apple line of computers. The idea had originated at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center in the 1970s, but Xerox was slow to commercialize it. Apple proved far more successful when it introduced the Macintosh in January 1984, with a splashy television advertisement during the Superbowl. The original price was around $2,500. Instead of typing out names of programs on command lines, users with a GUI could click "icons," or pictures that represented the programs they wanted to run. They could also execute functions like saving, moving, or deleting files by clicking and dragging the icons around the screen with a pointing device called a mouse. Apple's version of the mouse had a single button, which became an Apple standard. The first Macintosh had only 128K RAM, and users quickly found this insufficient. The Macintosh 512 KB, nicknamed "Fat Mac," was introduced in September 1984. It gave users four times as much memory, and allowed them to keep several major programs open simultaneously. The vertical processor case and 9" monochrome screen were distinguishing features of all the early Macintosh line. The Macintosh 512 KB contained a Motorola 68000 microprocessor which ran at 8 MHz. It contained 512 KB of RAM and 64 KB of ROM and initially had a 400 KB Floppy disk drive. Applications included MacWrite, a word processor, and MacPaint, a drawing program that turned the mouse into a paintbrush. Shortly after the 512 KB appeared, Apple also introduced a LaserWriter printer, which enabled desktop publishing for individuals and small businesses. Over time, Apple computers would appeal most strongly to artists and designers, while the IBM/DOS line of computers sold better in business markets. After selling hundreds of thousands of units, Apple discontinued the "Mac Classic" line of computers in April 1986. Apple Computer Apple II Personal Computer In 1976, computer pioneers Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs began selling their Apple I computer in kit form to computer stores. By August of that year, Wozniak started designing an improved version, the Apple II. Wozniak and Jobs demonstrated a prototype in December, and then introduced it to the public in April 1977. The Apple II started the boom in personal computer sales in the late 1970s, and pushed Apple into the lead among personal computer makers. The Apple II used a MOS 6502 chip for its central processing unit. It came with 4 KB RAM, but could be extended up to 48 KB RAM. It included a BASIC interpreter and could support graphics and a color monitor. External storage was originally on cassette tape, but later Apple introduced an external floppy disk drive. Among the Apple II's most important features were its 8 expansion slots on the motherboard. These allowed hobbyists to add additional cards made by Apple and many other vendors who quickly sprung up. The boards included floppy disk controllers, SCSI cards, video cards, and CP/M or PASCAL emulator cards. In 1979 Software Arts introduced the first computer spreadsheet, Visicalc for the Apple II. This "killer application" was extremely popular and fostered extensive sales of the Apple II. The Apple II went through several improvements and upgrades. By 1984, when the Macintosh appeared, over 2 million Apple II computers had been sold. 1990.0167.01.1 "Cupertino" "Family" Macintosh 1 Microcomputers 2 Places of Invention 1

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You are at:Home»Uncategorized»Rhodes to host trade law moot Rhodes to host trade law moot By Grocott's Mail April 10, 2017 No Comments3 Mins Read The African Regional Round of a prestigious international Moot Court Competition on trade law will be hosted by Rhodes University in Grahamstown this week. The 15th European Law Students’ Association (ELSA) Moot Court Competition on 9-13 April is a simulation of a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel proceeding. The competition is a student-run moot court competition organised annually by ELSA in co-operation with the WTO. It builds awareness of the WTO dispute settlement system and provides students around the world with legal knowledge and skill, building global legal capacity at the same time. “Africa has been notably under-represented from dispute settlements at the WTO and that’s largely because we don’t have the capacity. So what this competition does is it builds an awareness of the importance of this area of law,” said Rhodes Law lecturer Vicky Heideman, African Regional Round Organiser of the previous and upcoming edition. This year, teams from Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Liberia, Lesotho, and Uganda will compete against each other for three days of pleadings. All teams are to present their arguments for both parties of the dispute regarding a fictitious case and will be judged by distinguished Panellists from renowned institutions, firms, and universities such as the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), the South African Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Advisory Centre on WTO Law (ACWL), International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), PwC, Mayer Brown, ENS Africa, the University of Barcelona, the University of Namibia, the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), and the WTO itself. During the different stages of the competition, the participants will develop their trade law knowledge and pleading skills. The best students will be awarded special scholarships, internships, and traineeships, giving them an opportunity to gain legal knowledge at the ICTSD, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the World Trade Institute, and the University of Barcelona's International Economic Law and Policy (IELPO) programme. The best teams from the African Regional Round will advance to the Final Oral Round that will be held in Geneva, Switzerland from 6-11 June 2017. They will compete against the finalists from the other regional rounds, i.e. the All-American, Asia-Pacific, and European regional rounds. The African Regional Round has received significant financial and technical support from the African Trade Policy Centre of UNECA. Other financial sponsors include Van Bael & Bellis, Webber Wentzel, the Society of International Economic Law, Tutwa Consulting, and the generous contributions of Prof. Gabrielle Marceau, Counsellor, WTO and former WTO Appellate Body member Adv. David Unterhalter. The round has also benefitted from contributions-in-kind and additional prizes from institutions such as the National English Literary Museum in Grahamstown, South Africa, ACWL, SAIIA, Meridian Wine Merchants, WTI Advisors, and the Trade Law Centre (TRALAC). In order to support the participation of the African teams in the Final Oral Round, the organisers welcome donations. These donations can be submitted via PayPal: www.emc2.elsa.org/partners. The purpose of the donation should be specified as "Support for the African Teams". emc2.elsa.org Twitter: @elsa_org Email: mootcourts@elsa.org www.ru.ac.za/law/facultynews/theelsamootcourtcompetition.html Facebook: African Regional Round EMC2 2017 About ELSA The European Law Students’ Association is an international, independent, non-political and non-profit-making organisation, which is run by and for law students and young lawyers. Founded in 1981, ELSA is now the world’s largest independent law students’ association with 50 000 members in 43 countries offering career, networking and personal development opportunities. More information: www.elsa.org Previous ArticleInterdict halts bid to hire MM Next Article Penney to set Two Oceans record

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AEM-USTR-Joint-Statement Froman Decision Regarding Joint Press Statement TPP Ministerial Meeting Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam Ministerial Guidance Energizes Negotiators' Work During 19th Round of TPP Negotiations New U.S. Proposal on Tobacco Regulation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Press Statement by USTR Michael Froman Regarding Today’s World Trade Organization Enforcement Victory Press Week Ahead August 18-23, 2013 READOUT of the Meeting Between U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman and India's Minister of Commerce and Industry Anand Shar U.S. Trade Representative Froman Welcomes WTO Leadership Announcement United States Trade Representative Michael Froman to Travel to Tokyo, Japan and Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei United States Welcomes New Zealand’s Decision to Join U.S. Challenge to Indonesia’s Import Restrictions on Horticultural United States Wins Trade Enforcement Case for American Farmers, Proves Export-Blocking Chinese Duties Unjustified Under WTO Rule USTR Froman Announces New Efforts to Strengthen Ties with the EAC Under President Obama’s Trade Africa nitiative USTR Froman Looks to Next Steps in Review, Renewal of African Growth and Opportunity Act USTR Froman, Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack Announce Continued EU Market Access for American Producers of High-Quality Beef United States Wins Trade Enforcement Case for American Farmers, Proves Export-Blocking Chinese Duties Unjustified Under WTO Rules Washington, D.C. – United States Trade Representative Michael Froman, Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker, and Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced today that the United States won a major case at the World Trade Organization (WTO) on behalf of American chicken producers, proving that China’s imposition of higher duties on chicken “broiler products” – which was followed by an 80-percent drop in American exports of those products to China – is unjustified under international trade rules. A WTO dispute settlement panel agreed with the United States, finding that China violated numerous WTO obligations in conducting its investigations and imposing anti-dumping (AD) duties and countervailing duties (CVD) on chicken imports from the United States. The Monitoring and Enforcement unit of the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and other USTR staff worked closely with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of Agriculture in preparing and litigating this case. Personnel from the Interagency Trade Enforcement Center (ITEC), created by President Obama to enhance U.S. trade enforcement capabilities, also provided support for the dispute. “This decision sends a clear message that the Obama Administration can fight and win for American farmers, businesses, and workers in the global trading system, ensuring that America gets the benefit of the rules and market access we have negotiated in our international trade agreements,” said Ambassador Froman. “WTO Members must use trade remedies strictly in accordance with their commitments, and we hope that this win will discourage further violations that hurt American exporters.” “When U.S. producers or exporters face antidumping or countervailing duty investigations abroad, the Department of Commerce stands ready to help them understand their rights and secure a fair process,” said Secretary Pritzker. “My Department was proud to work with USTR in addressing this misuse of trade remedies by China. In the U.S., we work hard to ensure that our investigations into unfair trade actions are transparent, procedurally fair to all parties, and consistent with our WTO obligations. We expect nothing less for the U.S. industry in foreign trade remedy investigations. We are committed to ensuring that other countries play by the rules and will continue to work with USTR to achieve that goal.” “Agricultural exports continue to be a strong and growing component of U.S. exports. Farm exports in fiscal year 2012 reached $135.8 billion and supported 1 million jobs here at home. More than $23 billion worth of those agricultural products went to China alone. But China’s prohibitive duties on broiler products were followed by a steep decline in exports to China – and now we look forward to seeing China’s market for broiler products restored,” said Secretary Vilsack. “This is an important victory today for the U.S. poultry industry, and for American farmers and ranchers.” This is the second of three recent WTO disputes in which the United States has challenged important flaws in China’s administration of its antidumping and countervailing duty measures. The United States has prevailed in the first two disputes, on a specialty steel product and now on chicken broiler products, and is actively litigating a third regarding automobiles. On September 27, 2009, China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) initiated antidumping and countervailing investigations of imports of so-called “broiler products” from the United States. Broiler products include most chicken products, with the exception of live chickens and a few other chicken products such as cooked and canned chicken. MOFCOM imposed antidumping and countervailing duties on these products on September 26, 2010 and August 30, 2010, respectively. The antidumping duties ranged from 50.3 percent to 53.4 percent for the U.S. producers who responded to MOFCOM’s investigation notice, while MOFCOM set an “all others” rate of 105.4 percent. In the CVD investigation, MOFCOM imposed countervailing duties ranging between 4.0 percent and 12.5 percent for the participating U.S. producers and an “all others” rate of 30.3 percent. On September 20, 2011, the United States requested dispute settlement consultations with China concerning the conduct and results of MOFCOM’s antidumping and countervailing duty investigations. After consultations proved unsuccessful, the United States requested that the WTO establish a panel to hear U.S. claims that China violated numerous procedural and substantive obligations under the WTO’s Antidumping Agreement and Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures. In its report, the Panel found in favor of the United States on nearly all U.S. claims. Specifically, with regard to MOFCOM’s substantive errors, the Panel found that China breached its WTO obligations by: Levying countervailing duties on U.S. producers in excess of the amount of subsidization; Relying on flawed price comparisons for its determination that China’s domestic industry had suffered injury; Unjustifiably declining to use the books and records of two major U.S. producers in calculating their costs of production; failing to consider any of the alternative allocation methodologies presented by U.S. producers and instead using a weight-based methodology resulting in high dumping margins; improperly allocating distinct processing costs to other products inflating dumping margins; and allocating one producer’s costs in producing non-exported products to exported products creating an inflated dumping margin; and Improperly calculating the “all others” dumping margin and subsidy rates. With respect to procedural failings in the MOFCOM investigations, the Panel found that China breached its WTO obligations by: Denying a hearing request during the investigation; Failing to require the Chinese industry to provide non-confidential summaries of information it provided to MOFCOM; Failing to disclose essential facts to U.S. companies including how their dumping margins were calculated. See a copy of the Panel’s report here. The United States may request adoption of the panel report by the WTO’s Dispute Settlement Body. Both parties have the right to appeal issues of law or legal interpretation in the panel report to the WTO Appellate Body.

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Taecyeon 옥택연 Ok Taecyeon, Ok Taek Yeon About Taecyeon: Taecyeon, also known as Ok Taecyeon, is a South Korean singer and actor who is best known for being the main rapper for the K-pop boy group 2PM. Born on December 27, 1988, as Ok Taek Yeon, he immigrated with his family when he was 10 years old to Bedford, Massachusetts. He lived in Massachusetts for 7 years and attended Bedford High School before moving to Seoul while he was still in high school to pursue a career in the arts. Taecyeon transferred to Young Dong High School in Seoul to finish his high school years and completed his undergraduate degree at Dankook University where he majored in Business Administration. He later furthered his studies at the prestigious Korea University, enrolling in their Graduate School of International Studies. When he was 17, Taecyeon participated in an open audition for JYP Entertainment in New York City at his sister’s urging. He was chosen as one of the final 35 and was invited to Korea to continue in the competition. He became one of the top 12 finalists to compete in the reality show “Superstar Survival” but was the first contestant to be cut. In 2008, he participated in the reality show “Hot Blood Men,” which followed 13 trainees who eventually formed the boy bands 2AM and 2PM. Taecyeon joined 2PM, which debuted in 2008. As the main rapper, he has contributed both songs and rap lyrics to the group’s discography. 2PM took an official hiatus between July 2017 to June 2021 due to the members’ enlistment in their mandatory military service but returned from their hiatus in June 2021 with the release of their 7th studio album. Taecyeon carried out his enlistment from September 4, 2017 to May 16, 2019. Taecyeon is fluent in Korean, English, and Japanese and is active on Instagram, where he posts candid behind-the-scenes shots on the set of his latest movies and TV shows. Stream Taecyeon Movies and TV Shows: Taecyeon made his acting debut in “Cinderella’s Sister” (2010), a modern twist on the classic ‘Cinderella’ fairy tale. Since then, he has gone on to star in many popular television dramas, including “Dream High” (2011), “Assembly” (2015), and “Bring It On, Ghost” (2016). “Dream High” was his first leading role amongst a star-studded cast including Kim Soo Hyun, Suzy, IU, and fellow 2PM member Wooyoung. After his discharge from the military in 2019, Taecyeon marked his return to the entertainment world with a leading role in the Korean supernatural drama “The Game: Towards Zero” (2020). His role in the series was well-received, earning him nominations for the Top Excellence Award and Actor in a Wednesday-Thursday Miniseries Award at the 2020 MBC Drama Awards. In 2021 Taecyeon continued to receive critical and popular acclaim for his leading roles in hit TV shows such as “Secret Royal Inspector & Joy” (2021), a historical romantic comedy set in the Joseon Dynasty. Dec 27, 1988 (age 34) 51k (Korea) Works6 Play EP.1 Secret Royal Inspector & Joy The Game: Towards Zero So Yi Hyun Co-star Moon Geun Young Kim Hee Sun Nichkhun Bandmate Chansung 2PM’s Taecyeon Signs With U.S. Talent Agency WME 2PM’s Taecyeon And Won Ji An Confirmed To Star In New Vampire Drama Stars Decorate The Red Carpet With Their Radiance At The 43rd Blue Dragon Film Awards Watch: 2PM’s Taecyeon And Jung Eun Ji Bicker Like An Old Married Couple Behind The Scenes Of “Blind” 2PM’s Taecyeon Embarks On A Thrilling Chase To Hunt Down The Killer In “Blind”

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Ruzena Bajcsy named Signatures Innovation Fellow Prof. Ruzena Bajcsy and her team have been selected for a 2016-17 award from the Signatures Innovation Fellow Program. This program supports innovative research by UC Berkeley faculty on projects that hold commercial promise and supports visionary faculty entrepreneurs and leadership teams on their journey to building great companies. Prof. Bajcsy’s project is Individualized Human Modeling for Medical Diagnosis and Prescription of Assistive Devices. Paper by Rick Garcia and Avideh Zakhor wins SPIE 2016 Best Paper Award EECS alumni Rick Garcia and Prof. Avideh Zakhor won the best paper award at the SPIE Electronic Imaging Conference on 3D Image Processing measurement. Their paper titled “Markerless Motion Capture With Multi-view Structured Light” is also the title of Rick’s Ph.D. thesis. SPIE: Multi-view dynamic geometry capture using structured light Gene Yang named new national ambassador for Young People’s Literature EECS alumni Gene Luen Yang (CS B.A. '95) has been selected as the new national ambassador for Young People’s Literature. This literary ambassador program was created in 2008 “to raise national awareness of the importance of young people’s literature as it relates to literacy, education and the betterment of the lives of young people”. After graduating UC Berkeley in 1995, Yang went to work as a computer engineer for two years but came to the realization he was meant to teach. He left his job as an engineer to teach computer science at a high school. During this time he also wrote stories and began self-publishing comic books and in 2006 began winning awards and gaining notoriety for his graphic novels. New York Times: Library of Congress Anoints Graphic Novelist as Ambassador for Young People’s Literature Dan Garcia honored as a Tech Diversity Champion by the Level Playing Field Institute The Level Playing Field Institute (LPFI) honored Teaching Prof. Dan Garcia as a Tech Diversity Champion at their Annual Fairness Matters Forum 2015 held at Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco. LPFI is committed to eliminating the barriers faced by underrepresented people of color in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and fostering their untapped talent for the advancement of our nation. This event focused on the progress toward diversifying tech and celebrated those who are working to create a more inclusive tech ecosystem. Level Playing Field Institute: Fairness Matters Forum 2015 Michael Luby named 2015 ACM Fellow EECS alumni Michael George Luby (CS Ph.D. ’83), VP of Technology at Qualcomm is among the class of 2015 ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) Fellows. In 1996-1997, while at ICSI (International Computer Science Institute) he led the team that invented Tornado codes. He is recognized for his contributions to coding theory, cryptography, parallel algorithms and derandomization. Jeffrey Forbes named Chair of the ACM Education Policy Committee EECS alumni Jeffrey Forbes (Ph.D. ’00, advisor Prof. Stuart Russell) has been named Chair of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Education Policy Committee. Created in 2007, the ACM Education Policy Committee is a high-level committee of acclaimed computer scientists and educators dedicated to improving opportunities for quality education in computer science and computing education around the world. Prof. Forbes is an Associate Dean of the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences at Duke University and has served as Program Director for the Education and Workforce program in the National Science Foundation’s Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering. ACM flyer: Jeffrey Forbes Named Chair of ACM Education Policy Committee Charles Shank receives Enrico Fermi Award EECS Prof. Emeritus and alumni (Ph.D. ’69) Charles Shank is one of two scientists to receive the Enrico Fermi Award, one of the federal government’s oldest and most prestigious awards for scientific achievement. He was also director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory from 1989-2004. Prof. Shank is recognized for “the seminal development of ultrafast lasers and their application in many areas of scientific research, for visionary leadership of national scientific and engineering research communities, and for exemplary service supporting the National Laboratory complex.” Berkeley Lab News Center: Former Berkeley Lab Director Chuck Shank Wins Fermi Award CS 61A named among Top 5 CS Classes in the US by Bloomberg Business An article featured in Bloomberg Business titled “Five of the Best Computer Science Classes in the U.S” has named EECS CS 61A in the top 5. The number of college graduates who got degrees in computer science in 2011 was 2,000% higher than it was in 1970 according to the U.S. Dept. of Education. This course is taught by Asst. Teaching Prof. John De Nero. A notable alumni of this program is Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, ’86. Bloomberg Business: Five of the Best Computer Science Classes in the U.S Matei Zaharia and John Duchi win ACM dissertation awards EECS alumni Matei Zaharia (advisor Profs. Scott Shenker & Ion Stoica) and John Duchi (advisor Prof. Michael Jordan) have won ACM (Assoc. for Computing Machinery) dissertation awards. Matei won the 2014 ACM Doctoral Dissertation Award for his thesis “An Architecture for Fast and General Data Processing on Large Clusters”, and fellow AMPLab alum John Duchi won Honorable Mention for his thesis “Multiple Optimality Guarantees in Statistical Learning”. Matei and John are now faculty members at MIT and Stanford, respectively. Tiffany Reardon receives Chancellor's Outstanding Staff Award Tiffany Reardon, Associate Director of EECS Diversity and Achievement, has been selected to receive the 2015 Chancellor's Outstanding Staff Award. This is the highest honor bestowed upon staff by the Chancellor, in recognition of individuals and teams who, in addition to performing all their normal job duties with excellence, also demonstrate exceptional initiative in contributing to the UC Berkeley campus community. Tiffany has worked collaboratively across EECS to foster an inclusive and supportive community for students and staff, and has been a major factor in our successful efforts to increase student diversity in our undergraduate and graduate programs.

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Cardiac Arrest: Rationale and Strategies for Management Our heartbeat is controlled by electrical impulses. When the impulses change pattern, the heartbeat becomes irregular. This is also known as an arrhythmia. Some of the arrhythmias are slow, others are rapid. Cardiac arrest occurs when the rhythm of the heart stops and immediate CPR is crucial for treating sudden cardiac arrest. It is important to know the rationale and Strategies in the Management of Cardiac Arrest. The coming up webinar with Dr.Vishant Sharma will give you a better understanding of prioritizing the strategies in the management of cardiac Arrest. Dr.Vishant Sharma Emergency Medicine at Max Super Specialty Hospital Gurugram Myocarditis is a condition that occurs when there is inflammation in the heart muscle. The causes of myocarditis can vary widely and include viral infections, bacterial infections, fungal infections, drug reactions, and autoimmune disorders. Symptoms of myocarditis can include chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, palpitations, and fever. Treatment of myocarditis depends on the underlying cause, but may involve rest, medications to reduce inflammation or control the immune system, and supportive care such as fluids and oxygen. In severe cases of myocarditis, complications can occur such as heart failure, arrhythmias, and even sudden cardiac death. Prevention of myocarditis involves avoiding exposure to infectious agents and seeking prompt medical attention if symptoms develop. ICU Delirium Management & Prophylaxis Dr Akhlesh Tandelkarr is Senior Registrar in Tata Memorial Hospital,Mumbai. He was Associate Consultant, P.D Hinduja National Hospital, Mumbai, Assistant Professor in Anesthesia and Critical Care, LTMMC and LTMGH, Sion Mumbai, and as Chief Intensivist, Nanavati Super Speciality hospital. He was certified in Honor in Anatomy,Physiology, Medicine and Surgery,and was also awarded for Appreciation for Approach to patient. Has also received an Award for Service to Humanity by Brihanmumbai Corporation of Greater Mumbai. He has also published a Case report on Anesthesia for cases of complicated Hemophilia with Orthopedic emergency. Infective Endocarditis: Diagnosis and Management Among the finest Cardiologists in the city, Dr. Rajib Lochan Bhanja (Apollo Hospitals) in Bilaspur H O, Bilaspur-chhattisgarh is known for offering excellent patient care. The doctor holds an experience of 8 years and has extensive knowledge in the respective field of medicine. The clinic is located centrally in Bilaspur H O, a prominent locality in the city.The doctor is an esteemed member of Member Of Cardiological Society Of India (CSI), Member Of The Association Of Physicians Of India (API) and this only adds to the credibility of the doctor. Infective endocarditis (IE) carries a high risk of morbidity and mortality. Rapid diagnosis, effective treatment, and prompt recognition of complications are essential to good patient outcomes. Therapy of IE caused by the more commonly encountered organisms, including streptococci, enterococci, staphylococci, and the HACEK organisms (Haemophilus parainfluenzae, Haemophilus aphrophilus, Actinobacillus [Haemophilus] actinomycetemcomitans, Cardiobacterium hominis, Eikenella species, and Kingella species). Echocardiography plays an important role in the diagnosis and management of IE. Case Discussion on Respiratory Failure and Ventilation The illness known as respiratory failure occurs when either one or both of the respiratory system's two gas exchange processes—oxygenation and carbon dioxide elimination—fail. It can be categorized as either hypoxemic or hypercapnic in real life. When arterial carbon dioxide tension is normal or low and arterial oxygen tension (PaO2) is less than 60 mm Hg, hypoxemic respiratory failure (type I) is present (PaCO2). The most prevalent type of respiratory failure, which is characterized by the fluid filling or collapse of alveolar units, is connected to almost all acute lung illnesses. Dr.Vishant Sharma's Talks on Assimilate

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Near Douglas in Nebraska This number's calls are centered around Omaha. But what about the caller?.. Upon inspection we found your caller coming mostly from Nebraska. The latest service provider was AT&T Mobility but this may have changed around January. January 20, 2022 ~ 10:59pm « They left a message saying my computer had been breached and left a 888-580-4022 number to get in contact with them. Sound like a computer automated voice. Definitely a scam! Cellular (Dedicated) Republic. T-Mobile US, Inc. is an American wireless network operator headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, U. . The company's largest shareholder is the German. T-Mobile UK was a mobile network operator in the UK. First launched as Mercury One2One on 7 January 1993, the network was originally. Sprint Corporation and T-Mobile US merged in 2020 in an all shares deal for $26 billion. The deal was announced on April 29, 2018. After a two-year-long. 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Search results for "NYC Zoning" Museum Event – Zoning at New Heights: Supertalls and the Accidental Skyline Events • NYC Zoning • Museum of the City of New York THE MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, THE MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, AND THE CENTER FOR NEW YORK CITY LAW Tags : Department of City Planning, Edith Hsu-Chen, Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP, Michael T. Sillerman, Municipal Art Society, Museum of the City of New York Subcommittee Coaxes Upfront Commitment for $100 Million Out of Developer for Trust City Council • ULURP • Greenwich Village, Manhattan Artist Rendering of 550 Washington Nothern Site. Image Credit: CookFox Architects Council Member Corey Johnson still feels hesitant about proposed St. John’s Terminal development and seeks more concessions by the developer. On November 1, 2016, the City Council’s Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises held a public hearing on the proposed 550 Washington Street rezoning and redevelopment, and the creation of a special district in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. The proposed development would create three separate city blocks for five separate buildings which would include four mixed-use buildings and on the southern site the fifth building would be zoned for office or hotel space. Currently the four-story St. John’s Terminal Building occupies the site. The approval of the application by the City Council would also serve as a precondition for the transfer of development rights from the Hudson River Park Trust to the developer for $100 million. The transfer of development rights would be made possible by the creation of a special district which would include Pier 40 and the development site, which was part of the application heard. For CityLand’s previous coverage click here. (more…) Tags : Council Member Corey Johnson, Council Member Donovan Richards, Hudson River Park Trust, Kramer Levin, Madelyn Wils, Michael T. Sillerman, Pier 40, Rick Cook Attorney Michael T. Sillerman Discusses Current Issues in Land Use Michael T. Sillerman Land use attorney Michael T. Sillerman is often teased by his co-workers that he won’t work on a project unless there is a Pritzker Architecture Prize winner onboard. Although Sillerman doesn’t think that’s entirely true, he admits that his favorite part of being a land use attorney is how it overlaps with his love of architecture. As co-chair of Kramer Levin’s land use department, Sillerman typically spends as much time talking to architects and city planners as he does with other attorneys. While Sillerman believes that there was “a certain serendipity” to becoming a land use attorney, the lifelong resident of the Upper West Side credits the influence of his mother, a former civic campaigner, and his early exposure to issues of public welfare and its intersection with City government. After studying reform movements in New York City politics at Cornell University and then teaching junior high school, Sillerman attended Columbia Law School. He started his legal career as a litigator at Paul,Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. A major turning point in Sillerman’s career occurred when he became the executive assistant to then- City Council President Carol Bellamy and learned the finer details of the City’s complicated land use process. (more…) Tags : Kramer Levin’s land use department, Michael T. Sillerman, Pritzker Architecture Prize winner

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Greg Wall Jazz Rabbi Later Prophets Hasidic New Wave Saxophonist Greg Wall has performed and recorded with Hasidic New Wave ,Greg Wall’s Later Prophets , Zion80, The Wall/London Band, Neshama Carlebach, the Hi-Tops, Greg Wall’s Unity Orchestra, and has made many session appearances for record dates and film scores. He was the musical voice of James Earl Jones in the feature film “On the QT”. Writing in Jazz Forum magazine Robert Buczek said, “Wall plays incredibly; his improvisations are well constructed and convincing.” The Cleveland Plain Dealer adds, “He plays with a consistent power and imagination.” His compositions for dance, jazz orchestra, and electronica have been widely performed and recorded. His critically acclaimed release, “From the Belly of Abraham”, with Hasidic New Wave and Senegalese master drummers Yakar Rhythms was named one of the ten best CD’s of 2002 by Jazz Times magazine. Since then, Greg has released several recordings on John Zorn’s Tzadik label with his own ensemble Later Prophets as well as with the large group Zion80. Greg performs frequently at top venues throughout North America and Europe and has been featured at many major festivals. Greg is equally fluent in the jazz and world music idioms and has recorded with his Unity Orchestra, a pan cultural ensemble featuring 8 musicians from 5 continents. Greg has collaborated with the Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company since 1999, resulting in the commissioned scores for”Meyne Mentchen” (2000-2001), the electronic score, “Echad” (2002), “Lovelines” (2003), “odisea” (2005) and “Tikkun” (2009). Between 2008 and 2012 Greg produced over 70 recordings for Pioneers For A Cure, an innovative artist driven project supporting a wide variety of cancer charities with reimagined versions of early pre-state of Israel music, the “Songs that Built Israel”. Greg received rabbinic ordination in 2006, and in 2009 was appointed the rabbi of the Sixth Street Community Synagogue in Manhattan’s East Village. He was founder and artistic director of the influential Center for Jewish Arts and Literacy based at the synagogue, attracting thousands to the best of cutting edge and classic music, theater, spoken word and visual arts presentations. Greg moved to Westport, CT in 2013 to become the rabbi of Beit Chaverim Synagogue. Since then he has been a founding board member of the Jazz Society of Fairfield County (JazzFC) where he serves as President and Artistic Director. Greg has curated a weekly Westport based Jazz series since 2015, performing weekly with a rotating lineup of internationally acclaimed NYC based and touring Jazz artists.

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Who is Steve Wilkos Wife? Net Worth (2023) | Height | Age Facts of Steve Wilkos Steve Wilkos Television personality, US Marine Corps 6 feet 2 inches (1.88m) Rachelle Consiglio Rosae Wilkos, Hannah Wilkos Lane Technical High School Stanley Wilkos Jeanette Wilkos Jack and Ruby View more / View less Facts of Steve Wilkos Steve Wilkos is an American television personality, a former law enforcement officer with the Chicago Police Department, and a United States Marine Corps veteran. Steve Wilkos also has hosted “The Steve Wilkos Show” since 2007 and he was the director of security for Jerry Springer. Steve Wilkos Wife and Kids Steve Wilkos has had three marriages in his life. In 1985, Wilkos’s first marriage was to Rosae Wilkos. Unfortunately, in 1987 they ended up their marriage two years later. They had no children together. A few years later the divorce from Rosae, Steve found a woman named Hannah Wilkos, and they got married in 1999. Sadly, Steve’s second marriage also ended as the couple decided to divorce in 1999. At the moment, Wilkos was just into his new television job, where he was affected by many people, including women, who distracted him from his marriage. During that period, he fell in love with his current wife Rachelle Consiglio, a television producer. Caption: Steve Wilkos with his wife Rachelle Consiglio (Photo: Heavy.com) After that, they started living in a relationship, driving them to get married only a year after Wilkos’ divorce from Hannah Wilkos. The couple tied the knot in 2000, Rachelle Wilkos has been her husband’s show, The Steve Wilkos Show, and TV producer for The Jerry Springer. Rachelle began her career in television production before her husband did. Rachelle was able to share tips and guidance to help Steve adapt to the television show. The couple gave birth to two children, Ruby and Jack. His daughter Ruby was born on October 14, 2003, while her brother Jack was born 20 months later on June 19, 2005. When The Steve Wilkos Show moved production to nearby Stamford, they lived in Park Ridge, Illinois until moving to Darien, Connecticut in 2009. Steve Wilkos Age and Parents The real name (full name) of American television personality Steve Wilkos is Steven John Wilkos. He was born on March 9, 1964, in Chicago, Illinois. As of 2023, he is 59 years old, since his recent birthday which was celebrated on March 9. His zodiac star sign falls under Pisces. Furthermore, American television personality holds American nationality and belongs to the white ethnic group. Stanley Wilkos (mother) and Jeanette Wilkos (father), are his loving parents. His father influenced his son because he had a job in the police force. Steve’s mother Jeanette is a beauty professional who run beauty classes and practical sessions related to beauty and encourages other women to look way more beautiful by engaging them in. Caption: Steve Wilkos with his wife and kids (Photo: Ecelebritymirror) The American television personality is a well-educated and talented man. He study in a local high school, in his hometown and completed her early schooling. After completing high school Steve graduated from Lane Technical High School in 1982. Steve Wilkos Net Worth in 2023 The American television personality has accumulated a huge sum of money thanks to his uprising professional career. As of 2023, Steve Wilkos has an estimated net worth of $6 million USD, according to sources. His annual salary is $100,000 in 2023. Moreover, the television personality also has hosted The Steve Wilkos Show since 2007 and he was the director of security for Jerry Springer. Steve has successfully gained both fame and wealth through his successful professional career and thus at the moment Wilkos is living a lavish life with his family. His television show career, promotions, and brand partnerships are his key income sources. Caption: Steve Wilkos (Photo: SuperbHub) Steve Wilkos Height and Weight Steve Wilkos is attractive and has a perfectly well-maintained muscular body despite being aged. He has a perfect height of 6 feet 2 inches or 1.9 m and a body weight of 85 kg. Moreover, Steve has an attractive pair of grey eye color, and he is bald today. In addition, Wilkos wears a shoe size of 44 (EU) and has well-maintained body measurements of 42-35-14 inches, respectively. Steve Wilkos Career Steve Wilkos is a well-known television personality in the United States who began his career the age of 18. Steve has appeared in a variety of television shows and series. At the same time, he joined the United States Marine Corps in October 1982, serving in South Korea, Japan, Illinois, Virginia, and South Carolina before being discharged in March 1989. Wilkos joined the Chicago Police Department in 1990. He was stationed at various times in the Logan Square, Chicago, Chicago, Humboldt Park, and Near West Side areas during his service in the department. Caption: The Steve Wilkos Show (Photo: 22ThePoint.com) Similarly, he has also joined Maryland Championship Wrestling as a professional wrestler. Furthermore, in May 1994, Jerry Springer, who meet in Chicago at that time, needed security guards, so they decided to hire Wilkos and other off-duty police officers to work part-time for the show. Steve recruited several fellow officers for the job, and he retired from the force in 2004 and worked exclusively for the show beginning in 2001. Wilkos left “The Jerry Springer Show” in 2007 after NBC Universal Television officially announced in January 2007, that Wilkos would host a talk show of his own based at NBC Tower in Chicago. Hos show premiered on September 10, 2007, which received high ratings and love from many viewers. The Steve Wilkos Show airs weekdays between 8 am-10 am on The CW Plus. Tagged:American television personality Melissa Muir March 15, 2023 Esthalla Ortiz Age As of 2023 | Height | Husband | Net Worth American baritone vocalist & Songwriter Otis Williams had 3 Unsuccessful Marital Life with 3 Wives-A detailed information about his Married Life! Is he Currently Single? Is Taylor Fritz still married to Raquel Pedraza? Following the divorce the Tennis player is currently in relationship with the model, Morgan Riddle! Is American chef Antonia Lofaso Married? Antonia Lofaso’s Rapper Partner D. Heavy Died! ‘Top Chef’ Alum Shares a Daughter With his Late Partner! 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Solar evaporation ponds near Moab, Utah 6 Sep 2017 Astronauts of National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationLeave a comment Editor: Sarah Loff Last Updated: Aug. 9, 2017 NASA IMAGE OF THE DAY | An astronaut aboard the International Space Station took this photograph of solar evaporation ponds outside the city of Moab, Utah. There are 23 colorful ponds spread across 400 acres. They are part of a large operation to mine potassium chloride—more commonly referred to as muriate of potash (MOP)—from ore buried underground. MOP is in high demand as fertilizer because there are no easy substitutes for potassium, an essential nutrient for plant growth. Each pond color indicates a different state of evaporation. The deep, royal blue color is due to a dye that is added to a full pond of potash brine and water in order to speed up the rate of heat absorption. The seafoam green colors indicate shallower waters (with less dye) that are well into the evaporation process. The tan colored ponds are nearly dry; salt crystals (the final product) are left over in the pond and ready for collection. Shadows cast on the landscape show the depth and dimension of the surrounding Utah desert. The Colorado Plateau stands at an average elevation of 1600 meters (5200 feet) above mean sea level, in contrast with the Colorado River Valley, with an average elevation of 1200 meters (3900 feet). The darker areas along the river bank are rich in green desert vegetation. Hatch Point Road leads to a scenic overlook for viewing the Cane Creek Anticline. Astronaut photograph ISS052-E-8757 was acquired on June 26, 2017, with a Nikon D4 digital camera using an 1150 millimeter lens, and is provided by the ISS Crew Earth Observations Facility and the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, Johnson Space Center. The image was taken by a member of the Expedition 52 crew. The image has been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed. Solar Evaporation Ponds Near Moab, Utah | Image Credit: NASA Caption: Andi Hollier, Hx5, JETS Contract at NASA-JSC NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. NASA is led by Administrator Jim Bridenstine, NASA's 13th administrator. Before joining NASA, Bridenstine served in the U.S. Congress, representing Oklahoma’s First Congressional District, serving on the Armed Services Committee and the Science, Space and Technology Committee. NASA’s Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Kennedy Space Center Engineers successfully tested the parachutes for NASA’s Orion spacecraft 9 Mar 2017 Randy Gener NASA’s Hubble showcases a remarkable galactic hybrid NASA space station flies over Super Typhoon Noru Juno spacecraft’s close approach to Jupiter

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Gates Foundation Partnered With ‘Socialist’ Internet Group Running China’s COVID-19 Propaganda Operation. Asia, AstraZeneca, August 2021, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, Bio-Weapon, CCP, China, COVID-19, Deep State, GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, Melinda Gates, Moderna, Pfizer, Sanofi, Science & Medicine, The Cabal, The National Pulse, The World, United Kingdom, United States of America, Vaccines, Viruses, WHO The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is partnered with a self-described “socialist” internet foundation run by the branch of the Chinese Communist Party spearheading its digital campaign to censor factual narratives and push fraudulent information about COVID-19. The two foundations inked a memorandum of understanding in 2015, pledging cooperation in areas including “public health”: According to the cooperation memorandum of understanding, the two parties will rely on new technologies such as the Internet to promote pragmatic cooperation in the fields of charity, public health, and international development, and work together to improve the quality of life of the poor and promote poverty reduction in developing countries. The China Internet Development Foundation (CIDF) operates under the Chinese Communist Party’s Ministry of Civil Affairs and is managed by the Cyberspace Administration of China. Given its close relationship to the Chinese Communist Party, CIDF’s charter pledges to “adhere to the guidance of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.” “Consciously maintain a high degree of consistency with the Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping at the core in ideological and political actions, and earnestly fulfil the historical mission of building a network power to promote the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation,” are among the foundation’s other objectives. “The Foundation adheres to the overall leadership of the Communist Party of China and, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of the Communist Party of China, establishes an organization of the Communist Party of China, carries out party activities, and provides necessary conditions for the activities of the party organization,” the group’s charter adds. The CIDF also openly admits to “practicing the core values of socialism.” CIDF’s oversight body, the Cyberspace Administration of China, also played a critical role in deploying Chinese bot armies on social media platforms to spread propaganda about the origins and severity of COVID-19. In addition to controlling thousand-person legions online, the body was also responsible for dictating pro-government editorial lines of Chinese state-run media outlets regarding COVID-19 stories. “All Cyberspace Administration bureaus must pay heightened attention to online opinion, and resolutely control anything that seriously damages party and government credibility and attacks the political system,” reveals a government memo obtained by ProPublica. Source: The National Pulse Sometimes you just have to ask yourself: WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF THAT ? – #WATCOT #WWG1WGA PrevPreviousINVESTIGATION – Bill Gates has major shares in both Pfizer & BioNTech NextIsraeli scientist says COVID-19 could be treated for under $1/dayNext

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Cultural & Design, Who is Who? XXII DR JAZZ FESTIVAL – KNOW THE ARTISTS: TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON August 14, 2018 |by Cap Cana News Celebrating 40 years in music, three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning drummer, producer and educator, Terri Lyne Carrington started her professional career at ten years old, being the youngest person to receive a union card in Boston, MA. She was featured as a “kid wonder” in many publications such as People, EBONY, and Modern Drummer magazines, among others. After studying under a full scholarship at Berklee College of Music, Carrington worked as an in-demand musician in New York City, and later moved to Los Angeles, where she was a late night TV drummer for the Arsenio Hall Show and Quincy Jones’ VIBE TV show. Throughout her extensive touring and recording career, she has worked with luminary artists such as Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Al Jarreau, Stan Getz, David Sanborn, Woody Shaw, Cassandra Wilson, Dianne Reeves, John Scofield, Esperanza Spalding, Yellowjackets, and countless others. Carrington is also the first female artist to win a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Album. In 2005, Carrington returned to her hometown where she was appointed professor at her alma mater, Berklee College of Music. Currently, she holds the position of Zildjian Chair in Performance, Berklee Global Jazz Institute. She is also the Artistic Director for both the Beantown Jazz Festival and Berklee Summer Jazz Workshop, and Co-Artistic Director of The Carr Center, Detroit, MI. To date, Carrington has released eight albums, most recently The Mosaic Project: LOVE and SOUL, which features a leading cast of superb female instrumentalists and vocalists including Natalie Cole, Chaka Khan, Nancy Wilson, Ledisi, Lalah Hathaway, Lizz Wright, Ingrid Jensen, Meshell Ndegoecello, Linda Oh, Patrice Rushen, Regina Carter and others. In addition to The Mosaic Project, Carrington recently combined forces with David Murray and Geri Allen to form the MAC Power Trio. Their current release is a tribute to Ornette Coleman, entitled Perfection. She is also currently touring with her latest band Social Science, featuring Aaron Parks and Matt Stevens. XXII DR JAZZ FESTIVAL – KNOW THE ARTISTS: KENNY DAVIS XXII DR JAZZ FESTIVAL – KNOW THE ARTISTS: DJ VAL JEANTY

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Over One Million People Are Currently Without Power in California Due to PG&E Shutdowns Is this the new normal? Marisa Endicott Fire burns around PG&E transmission towers, Monday, November 12, 2018, east of Pulga,Calif., near the first reports of the 2018 Camp Fire. Karl Mondon/MediaNews Group/The Mercury News via Getty Images Update, Wednesday Oct. 9, 2019, 5:15pm: The second phase of outages scheduled to start at noon and affecting over 200,000 customers was delayed. PG&E said they would begin the proactive shutoffs this evening. These will affect much of the Bay Area surrounding San Francisco County including Oakland and San Jose as well as parts of Central California like Santa Cruz County. Over 100,000 students had classes cancelled Wednesday. Update, Wednesday Oct. 9, 2019, 3:00 pm: Power has been cut for over 500,000 PG&E customers, primarily in the North Bay, with Solano, Sonoma, and Napa Counties hit the hardest. So far, more than 1 million people have been affected, and that number could double. At noon, the second phase of outages started to hit other parts of Bay Area immediately surrounding San Francisco, affecting more than 200,000 customers. Alameda County expects over 32,000 will lose power starting between noon and 5 pm Pacific Time. PG&E reports show that almost 8,500 customer with special energy needs due to medical conditions will be affected by the outages. While mass transit systems like BART and Caltrain are still running, officials warned traffic lights in San Jose may not function. Many schools throughout the region closed. Peak high winds are forecast to remain through Thursday at least, and are expected to be the strongest since the North Bay fires in 2017. The company’s website including the outage map has been intermittently inaccessible due to web traffic. The San Francisco Chronicle created an interactive power shut-down map in the meantime. There is still no word as to when power will be restored. On midnight Wednesday morning, the Pacific Gas and Electric company will shut off power for roughly 800,000 customers in parts of 34 counties throughout California as a preventative strategy in the face of escalating wildfire threats in the state. Less than a month ago, the California energy company agreed to an $11 billion settlement in its most recent case litigating its role in recent wildfires. Dry, windy weather expected throughout Northern California prompted the outages, which could last up to five days in some places and affect up to 1.8 million people. Extended periods of time without electricity pose a particular danger to vulnerable populations like children, seniors, low-income people, and those with health issues. To mitigate the negative impacts, PG&E announced it will open community resource centers in 26 counties Wednesday morning with bathrooms, water, air conditioning, and charging stations. But concerned customers struggled to access PG&E’s updates because of a flood of traffic to their website. We are currently experiencing high volume of traffic to our website & understand your frustration w/ the delay of accessing #PSPS related web pages. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience as our team is working as quickly as possible to restore access. pic.twitter.com/9qTsDxbiNE — PG&E (@PGE4Me) October 8, 2019 Forecasts predict winds up to 70 miles per hour this week, in addition to warm temperatures and low humidity, which creates ideal conditions for wildfires. Last year, the Camp Fire devastated Paradise, a rural community north of Sacramento, killing 86 people, destroying 14,000 homes and causing $16.5 billion in losses. Victims and insurance companies sued PG&E for damages and wrongful death after its power lines allegedly sparked fires in 2017 and 2018. In January, the company filed for bankruptcy. Climate change is a major contributing factor to the larger, longer-lasting fires. California had more fire damage last year than any other state. A recent study found the area burned annually by forest fires between 1972 and 2018 has increased by five-fold in California, much of which can be attributed to global warming. Burn. Build. Repeat: Why Our Wildfire Policy Is So Deadly By Jeffrey Ball; Photographs by Justin Maxon For Camp Fire Survivors, PG&E’s Bankruptcy Makes an Already Difficult Recovery Even More Complicated Paige Blankenbuehler PG&E’s Energy Empire Taylor Wiles

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Evan Peters Net Worth: Age, Height, and More Evan Thomas Peters, an American actor, was born on January 20, 1987. He is best known for his roles as Peter Maximoff / Quicksilver in the X-Men film series (2014–2019) and the Marvel Cinematic Universe series WandaVision, as well as for his numerous appearances on the FX anthology series American Horror Story, his portrayal of Stan Bowes in the first season of the FX ballroom drama series Pose, and his numerous appearances on the anthology series American Horror Story. So, in 2021, he won a Primetime Emmy for his performance in Mare of Easttown. Also, in the drama film Clipping Adam, released in 2004, he made his acting debut. So, he appeared in the ABC science fiction series Invasion from 2005 to 2006. From 2004 until 2010, Peters made multiple national television appearances in ads for well-known companies like Kellogg’s, Papa John’s Pizza, and PlayStation.On the Disney Channel, he has had recurring parts in the television series One Tree Hill and Phil of the Future. So, he played a supporting role in the superhero movie Kick-Ass in 2010. Facts about Evan Peters: Evan Thomas Peters Birth Date January 20, 1987 Birth Place St. Louis, Missouri, United States Nick Name Old Man Peters Religion Catholic Education Graduated Father’s Name Phil Peters Mother’s Name Julie Peters Build Not found Wife/Husband/Boyfriend/Girlfriend (Name) Not found Facebook Not found Twitter https://twitter.com/tweetonourface Instagram https://www.instagram.com/evanpetes/?hl=en Evan Peters net worth: Well, an American actor, Evan peters net worth is $4 million. Evan Peters, a Missouri native, made his acting debut in the highly regarded film “Clipping Adam,” which marked the beginning of his career as a professional performer. Evan Peters Early Life Peters relocated to Grand Blanc, Michigan, with his family in 2001, where he explored modelling and enrolled in local acting classes. Before going to Los Angeles at age 15 with his mother to pursue his acting career, he completed his schooling. Peters was selected by director and producer Michael Picchiottino for the role of Adam Sheppard in the film Clipping Adam during his second audition. The part helped him win the Best Breakthrough Performance award at the Phoenix Film Festival. He appeared in various television advertisements for brands like Kellogg’s, Sour Patch Kids, Papa John’s Pizza, Progressive Insurance, Sony PlayStation, and Moviefone. Evan Peters Career He played Russell “SpongeBob” Hayes, a character from the 2004 MGM film Sleepover, and Cooper Day, a character from the 2004 ABC television series The Days. So, in the first season of the Disney Channel television show Phil of the Future, which ran from 2004 to 2005, he portrayed Seth Wosmer. So, from 2005 to 2006, he portrayed Jesse Varon in the sci-fi thriller ABC series Invasion. Teenager Tate Langdon, who appeared in the inaugural season of the FX anthology series American Horror Story, was Peters’ standout character. Also, in the second season of the television series Asylum, he portrayed Kit Walker, who was wrongfully imprisoned for the murder of his wife. So, for this performance, he received a Satellite Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries, or Television Film. Also, in 2014, Peters appeared in the independent comedy film Adult World alongside John Cusack and Emma Roberts. So, in the 2014 movie X-Men: Days of Future Past and its 2016 follow-up, X-Men: Apocalypse, Peters portrayed the mutant Peter Maximoff, modelled by Quicksilver. Also, alongside Juno Temple, Peters appeared in the drama Safelight, the horror movie The Lazarus Effect, and the fifth season of American Horror Story, Hotel, as James Patrick March, a wealthy oil tycoon and serial killer. So, he played the twin roles of Edward Philipe Mott and Rory Monahan in American Horror Story: Roanoke in 2016 and Elvis & Nixon, a comedy drama. Also, in the Netflix miniseries Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, directed by Ryan Murphy and released in 2022, Peters played serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Evan Peters Family Background Evan Thomas Peters was raised in the Ballwin area after being born in St. Louis, Missouri, to parents Julie and Phil. So, his father serves as vice president of administration at the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.Also, he has an older brother named Andrew and an older half-sister from his paternal line named Michelle. Evan Peters relationship status Peters and Emma Roberts began dating in 2012 after meeting while the two were both working on the film Adult World. So, in July 2013, as guests at a hotel in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, a disagreement was overheard, and the police were summoned. They had started punching one other following a “heated disagreement.” Roberts was taken into custody by the responding officers. Since Roberts had no immediately apparent injuries, Peters was not detained. Also, Roberts was released several hours after Peters decided not to file charges. So, the couple described it as “an unfortunate event and miscommunication,” adding that they were “working together to get past it,” in a joint statement. In March 2014, Peters declared that he and Roberts were engaged. Also, it was revealed that Peters and Roberts had broken up in March 2019. Evan Peters Education Peters grew up in a Catholic household and went to Catholic school. So, he attended Grand Blanc Community High School. He was a sophomore at Burbank High School when he started homeschooling. Evan Peters net worth is? Well, Evan Peters has a net worth of $ 4 million. Evan Peters, is he a Brit? Actor Evan Peters was born in the United States on January 20, 1987. So, his work on the American Horror Story series and Stan Bowes in the first season of the FX show Pose have made him well-known. Evan Peters, was he in the workplace? In House’s “Last Resort” episode, he also appeared as a hostage. So, in The Office’s seventh season, “Nepotism,” he appeared. Also, he portrayed Luke, Michael’s half-nephew, a slack-jawed kid whom Michael employs to work for him. What Disney programme did Evan Peters appear in? He portrayed Cooper Day in the ABC television series The Days and Russell “SpongeBob” Hayes in the 2004 MGM feature Sleepover. So, he played Seth Wosmer in the first season of the Disney Channel series Phil of the Future from 2004 to 2005. Why does Evan Peters have a wand? Schaeffer explained why Peters had been chosen for the role on The Empire Film Podcast, saying that the decision was partially influenced by “the audience reaction” and that the character was intended to “mess with Wanda’s head.” Read More – PENTAGON SPOKESMAN JOHN KIRBY IS WED TO DONNA. LEARN MORE. Swetha Sivakumar I am Swetha Sivakumar an Engineer who is obsessed with writing and keeping myself updated with latest and fun news to turn it into an article. Evan Peters Net Worth

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A staff of approximately 150 employees assist the three commissioners and make the commission run. UTC Divisions The commission conducts many formal case proceedings each year, including general rate increase cases, complaints, tariff investigations, and other investigations. Administrative Law Judges in the Administrative Law Division preside over these adjudications with the commissioners or alone. In addition to this role, the ALJs serve the commissioners by drafting orders and providing advice in rule making proceedings. They also serve in a legal policy role, advising the commissioners on matters of general regulatory policy. The division includes the following sections: Administrative Law, Records Center, Information Governance, Legal Support, and the Library. Administrative Services staff support the critical infrastructure of the commission, improving processes, managing technology and cybersecurity, and improving the culture at the UTC. The division includes the following sections: Organizational Strategy and Performance, Finance, Facilities, and Information Services. The commission staff is represented in formal case proceedings by a subdivision of the Office of the Attorney General assigned to the commission. The attorneys in this office are Assistant Attorneys General who, in addition to representing staff before the commission, are responsible for representing the commission when its decisions are appealed to the courts. Consumer Protection and Communications The Consumer Protection and Communications division provides a range of services to customers of regulated utility and transportation, to stakeholders, and to representatives of regulated companies. Consumer Protection staff assist customers by managing the UTC Help Line and online chat. Compliance and complaint investigation staff investigate complaints about regulated companies, and help companies stay in compliance. 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Our team is formed by principals, staff and external collaborators. Principals and staff include Engineers, Researchers and Business Professionals. Collaborators are outside experts that we engage on occasional or recurrent basis for making possible in depth specialized work. Most of our collaborators are members of our GRCNs. GLOBAL RESEARCH AND CONSULTING NETWORKS (GRCNs): We also rely on curated networks of over 20,000 experts across several scientific and technical domains that we have patiently assembled since 2008, organized in more than 20 domain clusters, and that we refer to as uBricks.net. These networks of experts are unique to our company. Each of them has been the result of a curation process requiring thousands of person-hours. Maintaining high participation standards has driven that highly selective process. Adolfo O Gutierrez, PhD co-Founder & Managing Director. Scientist, inventor and serial entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in microsystems design and fabrication, test equipment development and engineering management. The past 10 years his work has been in design of modular systems, from microsystems to professional collaborations. SG2030 LLC is an R&D Venture Acceleration Services firm that houses all of his efforts under a single entity thereby making modularization a core methodology for engineering, products and business. He was founder of: (1) Memstar Corporation (1999-2003), a venture backed optical components startup; (2) Novatempo (2001-Present), a management consultancy to startups with activities in 5 countries; (3) μBricks Research a.k.a Microbricks (1995-2012), an R&D services firm focused on microsystems engineering and intellectual property portfolios, and of uBricks, a venture changing the way scientists and high-end professionals sell their services around the world through modular collaboration. He also cofounded and served as first Executive Director 2004-2007 of SEPARI or Southeastern Pacific Research Institute for Advanced Technologies, a startup R&D institute cofounded by Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Universidad de Chile, Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Intel and Microsoft and FONDEF, a joint effort aimed at establishing a scientific research institute using high performance computing for medical diagnostics, advanced materials and semiconductor device research. He began his career as research scientist at InterScience Inc doing defense related work in radiation hardening of electronics, advanced inertial sensors and integrated biochips. Dr Gutierrez holds a PhD in Engineering Physics (1999), a MSc in Electrical Engineering (1995), MSc in Nuclear Engineering (1995) all from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. He also holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Physics from the University of Chile. His favorite statement is: “Invention is an act of imagination, Entrepreneurship is an act of passion, and Scaling is an act of generosity”. He believes that high standards of living are only obtainable through decentralized coordination of free and independent agents seeking to maximize returns, operating on a stable and transparent legal framework that thoroughly enforces a minimal set of regulations.

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Home › eBooks › The American Revolution, Updated Edition The American Revolution, Updated Edition Authored by: David F. Burg From the Series: Eyewitness History Dewey Number: 973.3 "...contains a tremendous amount of primary source materials. It is all carefully organized in a user-friendly format...students of American history researching the American Revolution could benefit greatly from this book...Recommended."—The Book Report While the American Revolution officially began in Lexington, Massachusetts, in April 1775, the seeds of rebellion had been sown for decades. The struggle for representation in the British Parliament left many colonists eager to seek out independence. After “the shot heard ’round the world,” loyalty to Great Britain was seen as treachery. As political philosophers such as Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson laid the foundation for a future government, George Washington led the charge against British forces in war. The American Revolution not only granted independence to the colonies but led to a patriotic national identity as well. The American Revolution, Updated Edition provides hundreds of firsthand accounts of the period that illustrate how historical events appeared to those who lived through them. Eyewitness testimonies include George Washington, John Dickinson, John Adams, Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, as well as junior officers, soldiers, and noncombatants. In addition, each chapter contains a narrative section and a chronology of events. In this updated edition, author David F. Burg has also added details about the important role of American Indians, African Americans, Jews, and women during the American Revolution. Other features include appendixes that provide concise biographies of 101 influential individuals such as Abigail Adams, Nathan Hale, and George Washington, among others; primary documents—either full text or excerpts—among them the Stamp Act, the Quartering Act, and the Declaration of Independence; maps of important battles of the American Revolution; 103 black-and-white photographs; notes; a thorough bibliography; and an index. "...well-illustrated...This item and its contents should be made known to instructors, so they can integrate it into their curriculum." American Reference Books Annual "...a comprehensive overview...fascinating and lively first-person accounts provide an engaging complement to the narrative essays." Civil War and Reconstruction The Early National Period The Gilded Age, Revised Edition The Great Depression, Updated Edition The Progressive Era The Roaring Twenties, Revised Edition Women's Suffrage in America, Updated Edition

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Lusaka, Zambia This is a Generic Vacancy Announcement: Communication Officer, NO2, Lusaka, Zambia, NO2 Talent Group. Talent Groups at UNICEF are exclusive lists of pre-vetted, highly qualified candidates intended to fast-track recruitment processes as positions become available. After a rigorous selection process, successful candidates will be placed in the Communication Officer (NO2) Talent Group for UNICEF Lusaka, Zambia for a period of 36 months. While placement in the Talent Group does not guarantee a position, it is an important resource for filling vacancies. Candidates placed into the Talent Group will be reviewed when a relevant position becomes available at and if found suitable, are offered placements through a direct selection process. UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. To save their lives. To defend their rights. To help them fulfill their potential. Across 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, every day, to build a better world for everyone. For every child, Advocacy… The UNICEF Programme of Cooperation with the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) is designed to address and mitigate the threat of poverty the country’s children face, while responding to the needs with interventions addressing the multiple causative factors. The Communication Officer position’s purpose is to assist in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating an advocacy and communication strategy to get children’s and women’s issues into the public domain, strengthen political will in support of UNICEF’s mission and objectives in the country, and enhance the organization’s credibility and brand. Key functions/accountabilities Within the delegated authority and the given organizational set-up, the incumbent may be accountable for all or assigned areas of the following major duties and end results. To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have… University degree in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations or a related field Two years practical professional work experience in communication, print and broadcast media, or interactive digital media. Field work experience (for NO) Background/familiarity with Emergency situations. Fluency in English is required. Knowledge of another official UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian or Spanish) or a local language is an asset. Communication practice, methodology and practical application. Knowledge of current theories and practices in communication research planning and strategy. Fundamentals of working in various media formats – print, audio, video, web etc. Computer systems, including internet navigation, office applications, and specifically, interactive digital media. United Nations or other international organizations; good understanding of world affairs, current events and international development issues. Global human rights issues, specifically relating to children and women, and current UNCEF position and approaches. UNICEF communication goals, visions, positions, policies, guidelines and strategies. UNICEF policies and strategy to address national and international issues, including emergencies. UNICEF emergency communication policies, goals, strategies and approaches, including emergency preparedness. Gender equality and diversity awareness Source:https://jobs.unicef.org/en-us/job/558965/generic-vacancy-announcement-communication-officer-no2-lusaka-zambia-open-to-zambian-nationals-only Recommend your friend Project Controls Manager Interconnexion – F/H Rueil-Malmaison, Hauts-de-Seine RE-AD: Consultancy to provide child rights related inputs to guidelines on disability inclusive budgeting and improve capacities of stakeholders on how to use, monitor and advocate for implementation of the guidance CONSULTORÍA-DIAGNÓSTICO DEL ESTADO ACTUAL DE LAS ORGANIZACIONES EN LOS MUNICIPIOS DE SAN PEDRO CARCHÁ, LANQUIN Y SANTA MARIA CAHABON United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

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U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) led the 18-day naval training event, which it combined with exercise Cutlass Express led by U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa. More than 7,000 personnel from more than 50 nations and international organizations participated. “I liked this gathering because it was international. Together we stand, divided we fall,” said Yemen Coast Guard Cmdr. Faozi Sultan. “This exercise is of great importance for all the countries that participated because it was a chance to exchange experiences and learn from each other.” The exercise focused on combined command and control, maritime security, mine countermeasures, unmanned systems and artificial intelligence integration, and global health management. Participating international forces and organizations were divided into five operational task forces than spanned across the Arabian Gulf, Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman, Gulf of Aden, Red Sea, Indian Ocean and East African coastal regions. “I’ve learned a lot in the decision-making process, especially through multiple training situations that happened at the same time. It made me think outside the box,” said Egyptian Navy Cmdr. Mohamed Gharbyia. U.S. Navy expeditionary sea base USS Lewis B. Puller (ESB 3) embarked 45 personnel from seven nations while operating in the Arabian Gulf. Participants conducted professional exchanges facilitated by U.S. Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel on vessel boarding procedures, evidence collection, safety and medical care. IMX 2023 also employed more than 30 unmanned and artificial intelligence systems that partners operated on both sides of the Arabian Peninsula. In the Gulf of Aqaba, participants simulated a ship-to-shore patient transfer using a MARTAC T-38 Devil Ray unmanned surface vessel (USV). The surface drone successfully moved a mannequin from a crewed vessel to land, marking the first time a USV was used in a medical evacuation training scenario. Additionally, U.S. and international partners deployed for the first time in the Middle East a long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle called a K1000ULE. The aerial drone can fly for more than 26 hours, and is useful for further enhancing development of a resilient communications network for unmanned systems. “This exercise was a good platform to have regional navies under one roof. We have different tactics and procedures, but we had one cause during the exercise of coordination, cooperation and interoperability,” said Pakistan Navy Lt. Cmdr. Najaf Rizvi. This was the eighth iteration of IMX since its establishment in 2012. U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Brad Cooper from NAVCENT served as exercise commander, while officers from the United Arab Emirates, France, Pakistan and Egypt served deputy commander, vice commander, chief of staff and maritime operations center director, respectively. IMX’s five operational task forces were commanded by leaders from Bahrain, Jordan, Kenya, Saudi Arabia and the United States. For imagery, photos and information on IMX, visit the feature page at https://www.dvidshub.net/feature/IMX23.

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Clients & Partnerships Employee E-mail Mr. Kibble is a retired law enforcement professional with approximately 27 years of federal law enforcement experience, and 21 years of managerial expertise in the corporate sector with Professional Risk Management. Experience includes senior management positions with DEA, a unique four year detail assignment as a senior staff member at the Central Intelligence Agency, and previously serving as the DEA representative to the FBI’s Criminal Division. As a founding and principal partner in PRM, Mr. Kibble has been instrumental in expanding PRM to a multi-million dollar nationwide operation. PRM Senior Financial Investigators are presently an integral part of numerous ongoing federal criminal investigations throughout the United States. For the last twenty-one years he has served as PRM’s Chief Financial Officer and Director of Field Operations. Throughout his law enforcement career, Mr. Kibble directed and supervised complex domestic and international narcotics and money laundering investigations. Mr. Kibble was also a supervisor with DEA’s anti-narcotic overseas operation locating and destroying cocaine laboratories and lead dangerous air and ground enforcement operations in the Upper Huallaga Valley (1989-90) in Peru’s jungle. Upon completion of that two year assignment he also served for four years in the DEA Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) supervising sensitive investigations of allegations of employee criminal misconduct. Mr. Kibble was subsequently selected for a senior level position within the Central Intelligence Agency where he initiated and directed several classified programs mandated by the Attorney General and the CIA Director. At the CIA, he coordinated that agency’s counter-narcotics efforts against international drug trafficking organizations. After retiring from the government he served as an instructor for the CIA for over 11 years and currently holds a USG security clearance. Additionally, he has served in overseas assignments in Europe and South America. Mr. Kibble speaks Spanish, and has traveled extensively, both domestically and internationally, in an investigative and consulting capacity. During (2000-2007) he had also provided consulting services to the Director of Corporate Security, Bridgestone Americas Holding Corp, Nashville, TN, and provided his law enforcement expertise on a variety of criminal and internal security issues both domestically and internationally. Mr. Kibble had directed complex fraud investigations for Bridgestone that resulted in multi-million dollar civil judgments, as well as criminal prosecutions. Additionally, since 2004 Mr. Kibble has been the lead investigator for Sher and Cummings PCC, a well known and respected law firm in Arlington, Virginia, handling civil and criminal investigations. Mr. Kibble is a 1971 graduate of St. Bonaventure University. During his government service, he completed a number of USG specialized training courses and had the opportunity to train with the CIA, and the United States Army’s Special Forces, completing the Jungle Operations Training Course (JOTC) in Panama. Mr. Kibble also was a certified NFL Contract Advisor 2002-2005 and co-founded, financed, and is the Chief Financial Officer for National Scouting Combine, (www.nationalscoutingcombine.com), a sports network dedicated to connecting athletes with coaches, teams and professional leagues. He has four adult children and eight grandchildren. “Jim” and Deborah, his wife of 45 years, reside in the VA and Palm Beach, Florida area. William T. Tucker Terry Parham Jack Taylor Michelle Kibble James J. Kibble Copyright 2021 Professional Risk Management, Inc. | All Rights Reserved.

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Pediatric Dental Care in New Braunfels Pediatric dentistry (formerly Pedodontics/Paedodontics) primarily focuses on children from birth through adolescence. The American Dental Association (ADA), recognizes pediatric dentistry as a specialty, and therefore requires dentists to undertake two or three years of additional training after completing a general dentistry degree. At the end of this training, the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry issues a unique diploma (Diplomate ABPD). Some pediatric dentists (pedodontists) opt to specialize in oral care for children with special needs, specifically children with autism, varying levels of mental retardation, or cerebral palsy. One of the most important components of pediatric dentistry is child psychology. Pediatric dentists are trained to create a friendly, fun, social atmosphere for visiting children, and always avoid threatening words like “drill,” “needle,” and “injection.” Dental phobias beginning in childhood often continue into adulthood, so it is of paramount importance that children have positive experiences and find their “dental home” as early as possible. What Does a Pediatric Dentist Do? Pediatric dentists fulfill many important functions pertaining to the child’s overall oral health and hygiene. They place particular emphasis on the proper maintenance and care of deciduous (baby) teeth, which are instrumental in facilitating good chewing habits, proper speech production, and also hold space for permanent teeth. Other important functions include: Education – Pediatric dentists educate the child using models, computer technology, and child-friendly terminology, thus emphasizing the importance of keeping teeth strong and healthy. In addition, they advise parents on disease prevention, trauma prevention, good eating habits, and other aspects of the home hygiene routine. Monitoring growth – By continuously tracking growth and development, pediatric dentists are able to anticipate dental issues and quickly intervene before they worsen. Also, working towards earlier corrective treatment preserves the child’s self-esteem and fosters a more positive self-image. Prevention – Helping parents and children establish sound eating and oral care habits reduces the chances of later tooth decay. In addition to providing check-ups and dental cleanings, pediatric dentists are also able to apply dental sealants and topical fluoride to young teeth, advise parents on thumb- sucking/pacifier/smoking cessation, and provide good demonstrations of brushing and flossing. Intervention – In some cases, pediatric dentists may discuss the possibility of early oral treatments with parents. In the case of oral injury, malocclusion (bad bite), or bruxism (grinding), space maintainers may be fitted, a nighttime mouth guard may be recommended, or reconstructive surgery may be scheduled. If you have questions or concerns about pediatric dentistry, please give our office a call office.

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University of British Columbia Archives, 1 resultados 1 Somente descrições em nível superior University of British Columbia Archives Entidade custodiadora Art Gallery of Ontario Burlington Historical Society City of Greater Sudbury Archives University of British Columbia Archives Wilfrid Laurier University Archives Women's College Hospital Yukon Archives Nível de descrição Collection File Fonds Item Part Record group Series Sous-fonds Subseries Digital object disponível Sim Não Status dos direitos autorais Public domain Under copyright Desconhecido Designação geral do material Architectural drawing Cartographic material Graphic material Moving images Multiple media Object Philatelic record Sound recording Technical drawing Textual record Bitter Paradise: The Sell-Out of East Timor fonds The fonds consists primarily of video recordings of interviews, meetings, seminars, performances, and local footage shot in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, East Timor and Indonesia. It consists of 178 video recordings including 97 beta tapes (large and small), 80 VHS tapes and a broadcast DVD and 6 audio recordings. Many of the video elements include both a beta and VHS copy. The fonds is divided into three series. The largest consists of beta and VHS tapes of raw footage and background research shot or collected by Briere from Canada, the United Kingdom, Indonesia and East Timor. This series also includes six audio recordings. There is a separate series of video recordings of lectures and interviews with Noam Chomsky regarding East Timor recorded during his visit to Vancouver in March 1996. The third series consists of beta masters of the finished documentary, including video in NTSC and PAL formats, and English, French and Swedish language versions. Much of the content of Bitter Paradise consists of interviews with Canadian and foreign individuals engaged in the events in East Timor, either as businessmen, bureaucrats or politicians working with the Indonesian government on trade and development projects in East Timor, or as activists, dissidents, and supporters of the liberation movements within the island nation. In Canada, interviews with Warren Allmand, David Kilgour and Svend Robinson (federal Members of Parliament), David Webster of the East Timor Alert Network, Geoffrey Robinson (Amnesty International, now UCLA History Department), portray the interests of those supporting the resistance, while Colin Baker (Simons Engineering), David Mundy (Kilbourn Engineering) and Ron Richardson (Asia Pacific Foundation) identify business and development opportunities in East Timor and Indonesia for Canadian companies. There are insights on East Timor supplied through interviews with local and international actors including Noam Chomsky, Carmel Budiardjo (an Indonesian dissident and founder of TAPOL) an Amnesty International prisoner of conscience, Constancio Pinto (former guerrilla fighter and currently Timor Leste Ambassador to Washington) and Muchtar Pakpahan, a labour leader jailed repeatedly in Indonesia who, in 2011, resigned as head of the Indonesian Labour Party. The documentary also includes live footage from international broadcasters (BBC, Australian Broadcasting Corp.) of the Dili Massacre (Santa Cruz Cemetery) in November 1991, when more than 260 protesters were killed by Indonesian troops. The broadcast filming of that event, first shown on ITV, UK in 1992, was pivotal in the campaign to bring western nations to apply pressure for independence, achieved a decade later. The fonds also contains archival film footage from the Portuguese era of East Timor, film on projects being undertaken in the country by the Roman Catholic Church, smuggled footage of the East Timorese resistance movement in countryside, footage of Indonesian troops being trained in Australia and of the Indonesian invasion of East Timor. Briere, Elaine

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Go OutsideRolling On The Rivers Rolling On The Rivers By Malee Oot Best paddling trails in the Southeast Philpott Lake, near Deer Island. Photo by Malee Oot The Southeast holds some of the oldest and most biodiverse rivers on the planet. Home to everything from marshy coastal creeks to rapid-rippled mountain streams to slow-rolling blackwater rivers, the region is also especially rich in aquatic life, holding more than half the freshwater fish species found in the United States, and more amphibians than any other corner of the country. This means plentiful options for on-the-water adventures. For paddlers keen to embark on a multi-day float, here’s a sampling of some of the Southeast’s wildest water trails. Roanoke River Paddle Trail, A 200-mile route along the lower portion of the brown water Roanoke River and its tributaries, the Roanoke River Paddle Trail showcases an ecologically and historically rich corner of eastern North Carolina. An Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site since 2008, the Roanoke River was a vital link in North Carolina’s maritime Underground Railroad, and today, the paddling trail still connects colonial towns like Edenton, Williamston, and Plymouth. The lower portion of Roanoke River also snakes through the largest intact expanse of flooded bottomland forest remaining in the Mid-Atlantic, a swath of habitat recognized as a Globally Important Bird Area frequented by more than 200 species, including migratory birds seasonally commuting between North American and warmer tropical climes. For paddlers and visiting bird nerds, the nonprofit Roanoke River Partners manages 18 different camping spots scattered along the paddling trail, from remote tent pads to vehicle-accessible campsites, fully screened to protect against irksome insects. For beginners, the raised camping platforms at John’s Island overlooking Pembroke Creek are only a 30-minute paddle from downtown Edenton. On the Patuxent Water Trail. Photos by Malee Oot Patuxent Water Trail, The longest river flowing entirely within the state of Maryland, the Patuxent River meanders through wildlife sanctuaries, natural areas, waterside parks, and a handful of historic sites, including the Calvert Historical and Archaeological Park, preserving more than 8,000 years of regional history, dating back to the Archaic Period. Declared one of Maryland’s Scenic Rivers in 1968, today the waterway is also traversed by the Patuxent Water Trail, a 100-mile blueway snaking through seven counties in southern Maryland, from the lushly forested Triadelphia Reservoir to Solomon’s Island. In Prince George’s County, the water trail also meanders through the Jug Bay Natural Area, a hotspot for regional birdlife with more than 300 species recorded, including bald eagles, osprey, and great blue herons. With eight different paddle-up camping areas, the route is ideal for weekend getaways or extended expeditions. Edisto Canoe & Kayak Trail, The longest free-flowing blackwater river in the United States, the tannin-tinted Edisto River is a birder’s paradise. Situated along the Atlantic Flyway, the waterway provides vital habitat for threatened species like bald eagles, wood storks, and red-cockaded woodpeckers, along with more than 200 species of freshwater and saltwater fish. For paddlers, the Edisto River Canoe & Kayak Trail traverses a 62-mile stretch of the river’s main steam, connecting two state parks and weaving through birding hotspots like the National Audubon Society’s Francis Beidler Forest, home to the largest cypress-tupelo swamp on the planet. For multi-day paddles, there are 10 different camping areas dotting the water trail, along with cypress-shaded treehouses complete with hammocks and gas grills available from Carolina Heritage Outfitters. Camper cabins are available at Colleton State Park and Givhans Ferry State Park. A float trip on the Youghiogheny River. Photo by Malee Oot Youghiogheny River Water Trail, The Youghiogheny River is legendary for churning whitewater. But the rapid-riddled waterway is also ideal for more extended float trips, courtesy of the Youghiogheny River Water Trail. Extending nearly 75 miles from Confluence to McKeesport, the blueway is a wild tour of Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands, sluicing through state game lands and nature reserves, in the shadow of Pennsylvania’s highest peaks. Divided into four sections, the paddling route offers access to more than a half dozen riverside campgrounds and a handful of waterside inns and guesthouses in towns like Confluence and West Newton. While the Lower Yough is swirled with class III and IV stretches of whitewater, the calmer Middle Yough only requires navigating class I and II rapids – and features 11 miles of trophy trout waters, with a reputation for harboring burly rainbow and brown trout. For multi-sport adventures, the paddling route also parallels the Great Allegheny Passage, a 150-mile rail-trail stretching from urban Pittsburgh to Cumberland, Maryland. In Confluence, where the Casselman River and Laurel Hill Creek spill into the Yough, Ohiopyle State Park offers tent sites, yurts, and cabins, as well as 75 miles of hiking trails. French Broad River Paddle Trail, Extending from the headwaters of the French Broad River near the town of Rosman, N.C., to Douglas Lake in Tennessee, the French Broad River Paddle Trail offers an intimate tour of one of the planet’s oldest waterways. Totaling more than 115 miles, the recreational blueway threads swaths of the Cherokee National Forest, stringing together outdoorsy towns like Asheville, Brevard, and Hot Springs. Overseen by nonprofits MountainTrue and RiverLink, the water trail is designed for overnight expeditions, including 19 riverside campgrounds (all spaced less than 15 miles apart). In Asheville, the paddling trail meanders through the city’s River Arts District and the Biltmore Estate, the opulent mountain getaway constructed for the Vanderbilt family in the late 1800s. For an overnight getaway, the paddle-up campsite on Firefighter Island is situated adjacent to the massive estate, a seven-mile paddle from Westfeldt Park. And, for a little pampering farther along the blueway in Hot Springs, near the Tennessee border, the Hot Springs Campground is a short walk from the town’s namesake natural springs. Upper James River Water Trail, Treating paddlers to portions of two Virginia Scenic Rivers, the Upper James River Water Trail combines stretches of the James and Maury Rivers, rolling by the pastoral Virginia countryside and tracing the edges of the George Washington National Forest. The blueway includes nearly 62 miles on the Upper James River, along with 12 miles on the Maury River just outside Lexington, dishing up experiences for a range of skill levels. For beginners, there are family-friendly stretches of flatwater near Natural Bridge, including the five-mile section between Springwood and Buchanan in Botetourt County. There’s also plenty of technical whitewater, including a rock studded stretch between Glasgow and Snowden. The blueway is also dotted with camping spots, including a half-dozen riverside campgrounds operated by Twin River Outfitters and Wilderness Canoe Company. Philpott Lake Blueway, If moving water is a little too much, the Philpott Lake Blueway is a family-friendly option for flatwater paddlers, 30 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway’s Rocky Knob Visitor Center. Ringing Philpott Lake, a 3,000-acre reservoir fringed by nearly 7,000 acres of lushly forested federal and state lands, the blueway is actually a conglomeration of bite-sized paddling trails connecting nine points of interest, including historic sites, recreation areas, and natural wonders. Highlights include 200-foot Calico Rock and Fairy Stone Lake Falls, a cascade constructed almost a century ago when Goblintown Creek was dammed to create Fairy Stone Lake, flooding the tiny town of Fayerdale. For overnight getaways, the Philpott Lake Blueway connects four recreation areas with waterside campsites, and there’s also an offshore campground on the lake’s largest atoll, Deer Island. For a basecamp with a few more amenities, Fairy Stone State Park offers cabins and yurts situated near the southwestern edge of Philpott Lake. Cover Photo: The wide and scenic James River. Photo by Malee Oot

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Volunteers of America Hosts Briefing on Capitol Hill on Mental Health Issues Impacting Veterans Contact: Vicki Bendure, Bendure Communications 540-687-3360 or vicki@bendurepr.com David Burch, Volunteers of America 703-341-5054 or dburch@voa.org Senator Tester ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 8, 2019—Volunteers of America hosted a briefing last week on Capitol Hill on mental health issues impacting veterans. Speakers included Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author David Wood; Senator Jon Tester (D-MT), ranking member, Senate Veterans Affairs Committee; and William P. Nash, M.D., director of psychological health, United States Marine Corps. Nash authored current Navy and Marine Corps doctrine for combat operational stress. Wood and Nash discussed the differences between post-traumatic stress disorder and moral injury, a relatively new term that is being recognized to describe specific types of trauma that veterans are exposed to both on the battlefield and in traumatic day-to-day life experiences. As high veteran suicide rates continue, the panel discussed various types of mental illness and conditions potentially impacting the rates. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs released data on 2018 veteran suicide rates that, in spite of efforts to reduce veteran suicides, the rates have remained steady at an average of 20 veteran suicides per day. Senator Tester spoke on a Bill that he’s introducing. The Veterans Affairs Mental Health Improvement Act seeks to improve the mental health care provided by the V.A. including improved care during a veteran’s transition, suicide prevention resources, launching programs and studies on mental health, increasing oversight of V.A.’s mental health care and suicide prevention efforts, and enhancing V.A.’s medical workforce and telehealth services. Volunteers of America hosted the event. The organization, which helps more than a million of America’s most vulnerable annually, has recently launched the Shay Moral Injury Center under the direction of Rita Nakashima Brock, Ph.D. The center builds on Volunteers of America’s work, spanning more than a century, of helping veterans and others who live with this emotional trauma. Rita is a nationally known author and speaker on the topic of moral injury. Learn more about Volunteers of America’s work on moral injury. Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, faith-based organization dedicated to helping those in need live healthy, safe and productive lives. Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America's most vulnerable groups, including veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, at-risk youth, men and women returning from prison, homeless individuals and families, those recovering from addictions and many others. Through hundreds of human service programs, including housing and health care, Volunteers of America helps almost 1.5 million people in over 400 communities. We offer a variety of services for older Americans, in particular, that allow them to maintain their independence and quality of life – everything from an occasional helping hand to full-time care. Our work touches the mind, body, heart and ultimately the spirit of those we serve, integrating our deep compassion with highly effective programs and services.

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Avalon Park Group Collaborates with Local Government to Improve Infrastructure Avalon Park Group Proposes a Public-Private Partnership for Transportation Improvement Daytona Beach, FL. (April 21, 2020) – Avalon Park Group/sitEX “APG” submitted a first-of-its-kind proposal to the City of Daytona Beach and Volusia County today to actively participate through an innovative public-private partnership in improving the transportation network in the vicinity of the proposed Avalon Park Daytona Beach development. Studies conducted by Volusia County as recently as the summer of 2019, as well as APG’s engineering team, identified a need for additional capacity in this region. The proposal seeks to fund three major transportation improvements to address these challenges. First, by providing additional capacity for east/west movements via State Road 40/Granada Boulevard. Additionally, new east/west capacity via the Hand Avenue extension from east of Interstate 95 west through the proposed Avalon Park Daytona Beach development. And finally, additional north/south capacity through an extension of the existing Tymber Creek Road. The proposal includes a bond issued in the name of Avalon Park Group/sitEX, as developer, for approximately seventy-five million ($75,000,000) dollars to fund these improvements. It also includes a plan for repayment primarily from the impact fees and property taxes generated by the Avalon Park Daytona Beach development. “We have historically worked closely with local governments to ensure the communities we build maintain high standards for infrastructure, transportation and education,” said Beat Kahli, President and CEO of Avalon Park Group/sitEX. “We truly believe that as developers we need to have skin in the game as it relates to public infrastructure and not only rely on local government to provide these improvements.” Avalon Park Group/sitEX has worked over the past 3 months with the City of Daytona Beach to develop a proposed development plan that meets their growth objectives. Avalon Park Daytona Beach plans to develop a compact, walkable, mixed-use and interconnected community, that achieves the efficient use of land and reduces infrastructure costs. Additionally, the plan preserves a large contiguous space for conservation lands, utilizes a network of interconnected streets to reduce the number and length of automobile trips which reduces energy consumption and protects the environment. APG’s traditional neighborhood development approach creates walkable neighborhoods that are all centrally located around a downtown commercial center and a true community for all ages to live, learn, work and play. “Partnering together to complete public infrastructure at the beginning of a development helps create a successful foundation for the entire plan,” says Ross Halle, Senior Vice President, Avalon Park Group/sitEX. “Working together for the community is smart growth.” The current schedule shows a groundbreaking in the first quarter of 2021, with the goal of having first residents moving into Avalon Park Daytona Beach in late 2021. When complete, Avalon Park Daytona will be a master planned community with both commercial and residential options. It will encompass more than 2,500 acres and will add over $2 billion in ad valorem value to the city and county and be home to more than 10,000 residents. Avalon Park Daytona Beach will truly be the place to live, learn, work and play in Daytona Beach. About Avalon Park Group Avalon Park Group is a uniquely diversified family of companies engaged in businesses ranging from master-planned community development, to home building, mining and property management, in Florida, Texas, Switzerland Singapore and Australia. With more than $1 billion in total assets, Avalon Park Group combines its exceptional reputation, sound business experience and significant financial resources to invest in extraordinary opportunities. At Avalon Park Group, our mission is to change the way the world lives, learns, works and plays through creating healthy sustainable communities and every aspect thereof. For more information on Avalon Park Group, visit www.AvalonParkGroup.com or call 407-658-6565. Contact: Beat Kahli, Avalon Park Group, 321-229-4116 or Stephanie Lerret, Avalon Park Group, 407-427-6073.

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Mustard Raises $3.75M to Democratize World-Class Coaching Across Various Major Sports LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Mustard, the world’s first sensorless connected-coaching platform for skill sports, today announced a $3.75 million seed round led by the Lake Nona Sports & Health Tech Fund (a partnership between leAD Sports & Health Tech Partners and Tavistock Group). New investors also include, among others, Mark Cuban, OneTeam Partners, Ronnie Lott, Justin Rose, the Major League Soccer Players Association, the United States Women’s National (Soccer) Team Players Association, owners of several major professional sports teams, Global Rugby Ventures, Dan Rosensweig (CEO of Chegg!), Gary and Adam Jacobs, and the Wessell family. They join existing investors including Drew Brees, Nolan Ryan, Reid Ryan, Justine Siegal, Shasta Ventures, Intersect VC, and David Novak. The round brings Mustard’s total funding to $6M, and will be used to develop the company’s groundbreaking connected-coaching platform across numerous major skill sports. "Our new investors bring force-multiplying experience and relationships across all major American sports," says Rocky Collis, CEO and co-founder of Mustard. "As we expand our platform to include additional major sports beyond baseball, athletes everywhere will be able to learn their personal recipe for improvement, regardless of their resources." Mustard’s patent-pending AI and computer vision system utilizes regular video captured from the user’s mobile phone to evaluate the athlete’s mechanics, and to connect coaching with what is actually happening with an athlete’s body. The tech development is spearheaded by engineers who formerly worked at Major League Baseball Advanced Media (MLBAM). Feedback is delivered in real-time through a report card that provides a customized performance plan to help the athletes take actionable steps towards improvement. The machine-learning algorithm uses data captured by legendary coach and Mustard co-founder Dr. Tom House during his 40 years of experience working with the best athletes in the world across multiple sports. With the new funding, the company aims to produce more live and recorded connected instructional content for an expanded array of major sports, including golf, soccer and football, as well as hiring several additional team members with disruptive tech experience. "We believe that Mustard has a winning recipe with a world-class team led by CEO Rocky Collis, game-changing technology, an engaging user experience, and an incredibly strong network of partners and investors," explained Thomas H. Rudy, Principal of the Lake Nona Sports & Health Tech Fund. "We will be an active investor in the company, making our resources and infrastructure in Lake Nona available to scale into other sports." In conjunction with Co-founder Jason Goldsmith, the renowned mental performance coach and author, Mustard offers its athletes elite mental performance training through both live and recorded content. "Elite coaching and training has historically included technical-connected analysis accessible to only the elite," said Jacob Mullins, Managing Director of Shasta Ventures. "Mustard’s connected-coaching platform is a first across skill sports – it changes the paradigm and allows for anyone to access once exclusive coaching and analysis with the ease of a mobile phone. The computer vision technology and AI/ML team are world-class, and I can’t wait to see what they’ll accomplish next." In addition to the founders and world-class investors, the company gains further momentum with best-in-class advisors across multiple sports and industries, including: Drew Brees (NFL all-time great and humanitarian), Nolan Ryan (MLB Hall of Famer), Mia Hamm (all-time-great soccer player, 2x Olympic Gold Medalist and 2x World Cup Champion), Mike Candrea (the winningest NCAA softball coach of all time), Anson Dorrance (Women’s World Cup Champion coach and the winningest NCAA soccer coach of all time), Cam Cameron (NFL coaching great), Cindy Parlow Cone (US soccer hall of famer and President of the US Soccer Federation), Meghan Klingenberg (World Cup Champion), Fred Whitfield (President of the Charlotte Hornets), Justine Siegal (Renowned baseball coach; first female coach of a professional men’s baseball team); Kevin Kirk (PGA Coach of the Year), Rob Friedman (American baseball analyst and social media personality known as the "PitchingNinja"), Tom Penn (co-owner and immediate past President of LAFC), and Adam Dedeaux (disciple of Tom House and throwing coach to numerous NFL QBs). "There are so many young athletes out there who could be future Olympians, MLB pitchers, or high school state champions in whatever sport they’re passionate about," says Drew Brees. "For me, that was football. Unfortunately, many young athletes lack access to the type of coaching I received. I believe Mustard truly levels the playing field, making elite training accessible and affordable for young, aspiring athletes, and I’m proud to support their mission." ABOUT MUSTARD Mustard is revolutionizing the power of play by making widely accessible automatic, hyper-personalized training plans for physical and mental training from two of the most successful coaches of all time: Dr. Tom House and Jason Goldsmith. Armed with a proprietary, sensorless automatic motion identification and analysis tool, Mustard’s platform conducts complex data analysis of video captured in app on a player or coach’s mobile phone, and delivers easily understandable report cards along with personalized, actionable drills to optimize performance. Learn more at: www.teammstrd.com. ABOUT THE LAKE NONA FUND The Lake Nona Sports & Health Tech Fund, a partnership between leAD Sports and Tavistock Group, invests in early-stage companies shaping the future of sports and health technology. The $30M Fund focuses on three investment areas: Health & Well-being, Fan Engagement, and Connected Athletes. Located in Lake Nona – an Orlando-based tech community heralded as the home of sports and health tech — the Fund scales the best sports and health tech companies in the world, providing access to the foremost domain experts and industry leaders, world-class infrastructure, and smart capital. For more information, please visit https://www.lakenonafund.com/ MEDIA CONTACT: Lauren Gill, MAG PR at ; Telephone: 978-473-1362 SOURCE Mustard

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What is Bill Gates’ role in Cascade Investment? Dorian Stewart March 16, 2023 7 min read Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment has been making major moves in finance. Gates’ investment strategy has been consistently successful over the years, and his recent $50 million investment in Cascade Investment has been no exception. In this article, we will look at the role of Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment and how it has impacted the world of finance. Overview of Cascade Investment Cascade Investment is a private investment company founded by Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. The company oversees various investments from stocks and bonds to real estate and other private ventures. Cascade Investment takes a long-term approach to investing and has successfully sought investment opportunities that generate returns over time. Bill Gates serves as the main decision maker for Cascade Investment, dictating where to invest its capital and deciding which assets to divest from the portfolio. Since its establishment in 1995, Cascade’s assets have grown exponentially, from $12 billion in 1997 to over $47 billion in 2018. Most of its success can be attributed to Gates’ vision of creating a self-sustaining investment model emphasising returns over short-term gains. Cascade’s approach emphasises diversification; it owns interests or stakes in tech companies such as Apple Inc., Netflix, Intuit, AutoNation Inc., LinkedIn Corp., Zipcar Inc., solar energy companies such as Vivint Solar Inc., clean energy companies such as Breakthrough Energy Ventures and many more. Diversity is key for Cascade’s approach to building a profitable portfolio; this helps lower risk while sourcing investments with potential for long-term growth. The $50M investment from Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment Cascade Investment is an American private equity and venture capital firm based in Kirkland, Washington which Bill Gates established. It is a diversified holding and investment management division of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Cascade has invested funds in various industries and companies, including energy services, real estate, consumer products and services, leisure products and services such as home entertainment systems and consumer electronics. In addition to providing equity capital to startups and medium and large enterprises in common stocks or convertible securities, they can purchase derivatives such as options contracts on stocks or futures contracts on commodities. Bill Gates’s investments are largely funded through his trust endowment worth over $50 million. While much of the portfolio comprises investments in publicly-traded companies like Microsoft’s core businesses, a significant majority is allocated for direct investments in private companies through Cascade Investments LLC (CIL). CIL seeks financial returns and uses its investments to support social initiatives that contribute towards a positive impact on communities worldwide. Some notable equity investments conducted by CIL at the direction of Gates include Blue Origin, HyStem Therapeutics LP , Planet-Labs Inc., Applied Materials Commodities Group LLC (AMCG), and TerraPower LLC — a nuclear energy company for which he serves as Chairman. Bill Gates’ Role in Cascade Investment Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment is a private investment firm owned by Microsoft’s co-founder. Bill Gates started Cascade Investment in 1995 and has used it to make a $50M+ equity investments in various companies that align with his personal goals. In this article, we will discuss Bill Gates’ role in Cascade Investment and his key investments. History of Cascade Investment Cascade Investment LLC is a private holding and investment company founded in 1995 by Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates. The company aims to maximise long-term return on investment while minimising its risk. Cascade Investment holds positions across various asset classes, including publicly traded equity securities, fixed income securities, real estate investments, venture capital, and private equity investments. Gates’ role in Cascade Investment has evolved as his investments have become more focused and diverse. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board. In addition to strategic guidance for long-term objectives, Gates oversees various fund managers’ day-to-day performance and portfolio management duties. He also regularly reviews the long-term return projections for each asset class in Cascade’s portfolio. Bill Gates’ Involvement in Cascade Investment Cascade Investment, LLC is an American investment management firm founded by billionaire Bill Gates in 1995, just two years after he stepped down as the CEO of Microsoft. Cascade Investment is based in Kirkland, Washington, and primarily manages investments for Gates and his family. Under the leadership of Bill Gates, Cascade Investment has grown to manage a broad real estate portfolio valued at more than $5 billion; this portfolio includes hotel chains, energy companies, and luxury real estate properties around the world. The company also invests heavily in tech stocks, venture capital deals, and start-ups across various sectors such as healthcare and environmental protection. One of the key focuses of Cascade Investment has been diversification and seeking out long-term investments with high growth potential. This focus has been a key factor in helping Bill Gates maintain his place at the top of Forbes’ list of billionaires. He currently holds a 13% stake in the company with total assets under management reported to be around $57 billion. Therefore, it can be seen that Bill Gates plays a vital role as both an investor and manager at Cascade Investment with considerable direct involvement guiding the investment strategy for himself as well as for other members of his family. This level of influence ensures that investments are made with strong consideration to both short-term opportunities and long-term growth potential – factors necessary to maintain financial stability over time while also allowing for high returns on any investments made by Cascade Investment LLC. Impact of Bill Gates’ Investment on Cascade Investment Cascade Investment, LLC is a private investment holding company founded by Bill Gates. The company holds various investments, largely focused on long-term growth and stability through diversification. As the firm’s founder, Gates plays an important role in initiating, developing and financing these investments. Gates plays a significant role in Cascade Investment’s operation due to his financial resources and management expertise. He is the primary financier for the companies held in its portfolio and is often responsible for any equity injection as needed. His personal history of successful investments also brings greater credibility to the fund’s value proposition. Additionally, he provides his expertise in financial analysis and operational examination necessary for appropriate decision-making processes. The combination of Gates’ capital resources, management experience and familiarity with industry markets have contributed to Cascade Investment’s success. As a result, Cascade continues to perform favourably across multiple industries while levering its large portfolio base to capitalise on current market trends, business opportunities, technological advancements or other developments that may bring increased returns or stability over time. Cascade Investment’s Investment Portfolio Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment is an American private investment firm, founded in 1995. The firm has an investment portfolio of approximately $50 billion in numerous industries, including technology and energy. This article will focus on Cascade Investment’s investment portfolio and explore the role of Bill Gates’ $50 million investment in the company. Overview of Cascade Investment’s Investment Portfolio Cascade Investor, LLC (CI) is an investment firm based in Seattle, Washington and is controlled by Bill Gates, one of the world’s most famous entrepreneurs and philanthropists. CI was founded in 1995 and is known for its innovative investments in various sectors. CI has a diversified portfolio of public and private equity, fixed income securities, venture capital funds, and real estate investments. CI’s focus is on long-term investments that are designed to generate returns over an extended period. The portfolio includes everything from blue chip stocks such as Microsoft Corporation, to alternative asset classes such as private placements in emerging markets or technologies. Additionally, CI is interested in several large funds pursuing direct investments in various industries worldwide. Much of CI’s private equity investing has been focused on technology companies particularly within the software space. Overall, Cascade Investment’s investment portfolio demonstrates Bill Gates’ ability to strategically identify profitable investments across multiple industries and asset classes while providing significant returns to its shareholders over time. Notable Investments in Cascade Investment’s Investment Portfolio Cascade Investment, LLC is the holding and investment vehicle of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates. The company owns stock in companies such as AutoNation, Inc., The Coca-Cola Company, Ecolab Inc., Mexican restaurant chain Chipotle Mexican Grill, Canadian National Railway Company and Berkshire Hathaway. Some of its most notable investments are listed below: -AutoNation Inc.: Cascade Investment had 5.19 million shares of AutoNation in its portfolio as of March 2020. It is the company’s largest shareholding followed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway at 4.14 million shares. -The Coca-Cola Company: In June 2019, Cascade Investment acquired 989,490 additional shares of The Coca-Cola Company for a total holding of 16.58 million common shares valued at over $1 billion. -Chipotle Mexican Grill: Cascade Investment has 855,535 shares valued at more than $630 million as of February 2021 making it one of the top ten largest institutional shareholders according to Morningstar data. Bill Gates serves as the managing director and trustee of Cascade Investment, which currently has investments totalling over $21 billion in complex funds, illiquid businesses, or holdings in private companies not listed on stock exchanges such as Corbis and Denali Holding (formerly Northern Powers). tags = Pivotal Commware, firm specialising in 5G hardware, received a $50 million investment from Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment LLC, Cascade Investment and Bill Gates, American private investment firm, Republic Services Inc., Deere & Co., AutoNation Inc., Canadian National Railway Co., Information Technology Company – EMC Corp., Walmart Stores Inc., Coca-Cola Co., Waste Management, Pivotal Commware and its 5G ambitions Previous: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 to remove NFTs following fan outcry Next: Why did Advent invest in Ebanx?

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Panel: Global Innovation Ecosystems No longer is venture capital, technology or innovation is confined to Silicon Valley. In fact today there are far more unicorns outside of the US and that trend is only accelerating. The innovation economy is truly global and go well beyond the US and China. Please join us for a discussion with leading Venture Capitalists from Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia Pacific - the Pearl River Delta. We’ll cover the latest from their respective markets. Christine Kenna IGNIA Christine Kenna is a Partner at IGNIA, a cross-border venture capital fund focused in Latin America. Christine invests in innovative companies that are reinventing the way to do business with the emerging middle class in Latin America in sectors such as fintech, edtech, Saas, and marketplaces. In addition, Christine serves on the Board of Directors of The Mexican Association of Venture Capital (AMEXCAP). Previously Christine worked in various operating roles in EF Education First, Google, the Guggenheim Foundation, and EY Parthenon. As a passionate advocate for developing high-potential professional women and networks, Christine co-founded Mujeres Invirtiendo (Women in Venture Capital in Mexico), MBA Mujeres de México, and was recognized as one of the top female investors in Latin American by the Latin American Venture Capital Association. Christine graduated from Duke University, Harvard Business School, and is a Kauffman Fellow with Class 23. Andy Tsao (Moderator) Andy Tsao is a Managing Director and leads SVB's Global Gateway, which assists innovation companies in the emerging markets with their US and international market expansion. He brings more than 20 years of experience banking dynamic companies in technology industries worldwide. In his roles, Andy manages SVB's relationships with venture capital and private equity firms outside the U.S., and also helps emerging market companies as they seek U.S. market entry and U.S. companies as they seek to expand abroad. In both capacities, Andy provides these firms with strategic advice and banking services, including debt financing, based on a deep understanding of their needs. Previously, Andy led and helped found SVB's U.K.-based operation, SVB Financial Group UK Ltd, which was established in 2004. For six years, he was responsible for building senior debt relationships with high-growth technology, life sciences and clean technology companies in the U.K. and Europe. Tsao routinely speaks about technology and venture financing at conferences such as events held by the Latin American Venture Capital Association (LAVCA), AMEXCAP, and the Global Entrepreneurship Summit. Andy is on the Board  and was a former President of the Asia America MultiTechnology Association (AAMA) , on the Advisory Board of Asia Society Northern California, Advisory Board of BayBrazil, TiE Silicon Charter Member and Venture Council of LAVCA. Robert Hersov Founder & Chair Invest Africa Robert Hersov, 60, is a South African/UK entrepreneur, senior executive and private investor currently based in Cape Town (after 30+ years in the US, Europe and mainly the UK). He currently serves as chairman (and founder) of Invest Africa, chairman (and founder) of African Capital Investments, chairman of Alternative Capital (and founder), chairman/CEO of the S-Group (100% owner and founder), and deputy chairman of the VistaJet advisory board. Hersov's grandfather, Bob Hersov, founded AngloVaal, one of Southern Africa's largest mining and industrial companies, which his father, Basil Hersov, ran from 1973 to 2001. Rob has been a member of many public and private boards and founded and owns companies in the aviation, resource, media/marketing, member network and finance sectors. He has been focused in the last decade on investing in Africa, a continent close to his heart given his upbringing and family ties. In May 2013, Rob founded Invest Africa with the specific purpose of delivering on the demand for high quality relationships within growing African markets amongst investors and the business community. The private club has amassed over 400 high level members. Rob also founded African Capital Investments in 2014 to build an Africa-focused investment platform. And more recently he founded both: AltCapInvest (2017), a London-based international Family Office advisory and placement firm which is growing rapidly; and, the S-Group (2019), an exclusive international business- and community-focused private members organization with a mantra of "pay the goodness forward". In 2020, Rob bought Fisantekraal Airport (to be renamed Cape Winelands Airport) and is launching a SPAC - African Gold Acquisition Corp (expected to go public on NASDAQ Q1 2021). Rob received a B.B.S. from the University of Cape Town and a M.B.A. from the Harvard Business School (class of ’89). He is married, with four children, plays golf and enjoys swimming in open seas and in cold water. His nickname is "Chief". He is not politically correct at all. Steve Schlenker Co-Founder, Managing Partner Steve co-founded DN Capital in June 2000 and is currently Managing Partner based in the Sand Hill Road office, running DN Capital’s US operations. Steve Schlenker began his career in venture capital and private equity in 1990. His investment experience has been in software and software related businesses. His sectors of focus include enterprise software, fintech and digital health. Amongst his select investments are Auto1, Datanomic (acquired by Oracle), Endeca (acquired by Oracle), Familybuilder (acquired by Intelius), Lagan/Kana (acquired by Verint), RecargaPay, Remitly and Parallel Wireless. Steve was previously at SUN Capital Partners, based in their London office, where he served as chief investment officer for technology investments. At SUN Capital Partners, he spent five years investing in US and European technology companies as well as assisting raise and manage a growth equity emerging markets fund and making private investments in growth companies. His investments there include eMode (acquired by Monster.com), Endeca (acquired by Oracle), SUN Brewing (listed on Luxembourg, then acquired by Interbrew). Prior to SUN Capital Partners, Steve was one of the first analysts for the buyout firm Interlaken Capital in Greenwich, CT, where he was involved with sourcing companies and applying technology to augment profitability and investment returns in legacy industries such as food processing, industrial distribution and facilities management. Steve is a mentor for Stanford undergraduate students via the E145 technology entrepreneurship course and graduate students via the ME273 course. Areas of interest: Fintech, SaaS, Digital Health Edith Yeung Race Capital Edith is a General Partner at Race Capital - an early-stage Silicon Valley venture capital fund. A few sectors we are particularly interested in infrastructure, fintech, and deep tech verticals. She has invested in over 50 startups including Agora.io (Nasdaq: API), Lightyear/Stellar (valued $1.2B), Silk Labs (acquired by Apple), Chirp (acquired by Apple), Fleksy (acquired by Pinterest), Human (acquired by Mapbox), Solana, Oasis Labs, Hooked, DayDayCook, AISense, and many more. Prior to Race Capital, Edith was a partner at 500 Startups, the world's most active early-stage fund and incubator invested in Twilio, Credit Karma, Grab, and 2000 more companies. Before 500, Edith was the general manager at Dolphin Browser, a Sequoia-backed mobile browser with over 150 million installs worldwide. Edith also worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Siebel, AMS, AT&T Wireless, and Autodesk. She frequently speaks on China and Silicon Valley technology and investment landscape. She is also a frequent guest lecturer at Berkeley and Stanford and commentator on BBC, CNBC, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, SCMP, Techcrunch, etc.

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Checks & Imbalances: Trump Indicted Trump’s SPAC Surges 10% On Indictment, Implying $100 Million Gain For Trump Tracking Trump: The Lawsuits And Investigations Involving The Former President Gautam Adani’s Odyssey: From A Diamond Sorting Teenager To World's Second Richest To Fraud Allegations Is Vinod Adani The Mastermind Behind His Brother’s Empire? Exclusive: Michael J. Fox Foundation Announces Winner Of Parkinson’s Disease Research Prize Funded By Billionaire Ken Griffin Checks & Imbalances: Breaking Down Donald Trump’s Many Legal Problems Checks & Imbalances: Feds Investigate ByteDance, AOC Is Hiring ForbesBillionaires Billionaire Founder Of Jimmy John’s Sells His Remaining Stake At Undisclosed Price Giacomo Tognini Forbes Staff I cover the world's richest people and how they made their billions. Sep 25, 2019, 12:48pm EDT | Jimmy John Liautaud. John Kraynak/The Forbes Collection Thirty-six years after founding his eponymous sandwich chain in a converted garage in Charleston, Illinois, Jimmy John’s founder Jimmy John Liautaud is selling his remaining stake in the company to Inspire Brands for an undisclosed amount. In 2016, Liautaud sold an estimated 65% of the business to Inspire’s parent company, the Atlanta-based private equity firm Roark Capital, in a deal that valued Jimmy John’s at around $3 billion. The sale helped make Liautaud a billionaire. Forbes estimates his current net worth at about $1.7 billion. Now, Inspire will take full control of the sandwich empire, adding to its list of well-known restaurant brands that includes Arby’s, Sonic, and Buffalo Wild Wings. “I took this brand as far as I could... the timing couldn’t be better,” Liautaud told Forbes. “Franchisees win, shareholders win, employees win. I like that deal.” James North, a longtime employee who joined the company when he was 23, will stay on as president and CEO of Jimmy John’s, reporting to Paul Brown, the cofounder and CEO of Inspire Brands. Liautaud will step down as chairman but will stay on as an advisor. “Jimmy John’s is a great fit for the Inspire family,” said Brown in a statement. “We are excited to welcome the Jimmy John’s brand to Inspire and look forward to working with their team and franchisees to help the company achieve its next stage of growth.” Don’t Tell The Pilots My Private Jet Is For Sale WWE WrestleMania 39 Night 1 Results: Austin Theory In Line For Huge Push After Beating John Cena Jimmy John’s reported over $2 billion in sales from its 2,802 locations in the United States last year, but same-store sales have been declining for the last three years. Inspire’s decision to buy Liautaud’s remaining stake is the latest in a string of acquisitions for the company, which was formed last year by the merger of Arby’s and Buffalo Wild Wings. Inspire also purchased Sonic Corp. in a $2.3 billion deal last September. The Jimmy John’s deal is expected to close by the end of this month. When it’s completed, Inspire will be the fourth-largest restaurant company in the U.S. with more than $14 billion in annual sales, according to Inspire’s press release. Beyond its ownership of Inspire, Roark Capital also holds a number of other restaurant chains in its portfolio through investments in CKE Restaurants and FOCUS Brands, including Carl’s Jr, Hardee’s, Jamba Juice, and Cinnabon. Prior to taking over at Inspire, Brown served as CEO of Arby’s for five years, expanding the company’s presence to new markets including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. “Paul Brown is one of the most talented guys I’ve ever met, he will take this brand to the next level,” Liautaud says. “Look at what he’s done at Arby’s.” Follow me on Twitter or LinkedIn. Send me a secure tip.

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New SBIRS Block 10 Ground System achieves operational acceptance By Los Angeles Air Force Base Public Affairs, / Published December 06, 2016 LOS ANGELES AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AFNS) -- Air Force Space Command's Space and Missile Systems Center and the 460th Space Wing successfully achieved operational acceptance of the Space-Based Infrared Systems (SBIRS) Block 10 ground system Dec. 2. The new ground system consolidates legacy Defense Support Program, SBIRS Highly Elliptical Orbit, and SBIRS Geosynchronous Earth Orbit satellite ground systems from three locations into one primary location and a backup. The consolidation provides a significant reduction in manpower requirements, allows for improvements in mission processing capabilities, and significantly increases performance capability across the four SBIRS mission areas of missile warning, missile defense, battlespace awareness and technical intelligence. The primary location of the consolidated ground system is the Mission Control Station at Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado. The backup system, known as the Mission Control Station Backup is located at Schriever AFB, Colorado. Both stations are manned by operators from the 460th SW. "In the past 45 years, we have built a reputation of operating the most capable infrared missile warning system in the world," said Col. David Miller Jr., the 460th SW commander. "With the consolidation of three infrared satellite constellations into a single operations center, we expect to see substantial improvements in our warning, surveillance and battlespace awareness support to combatant commanders across the globe and I couldn't be prouder of the SMC and 460th SW team that helped get us here." The consolidated SBIRS Block 10 ground system has numerous advantages over the three legacy ground systems it has replaced. By releasing event messages quicker, reducing event error to include starer sensor data, and consolidating processing of all sensor types at a single facility, it advances capabilities in all four SBIRS mission areas. "Providing persistent global surveillance for the U.S. and our allies is our business and there is simply no one better at what we do," Miller said. "Our Airmen look forward to exploiting this capability to the maximum extent possible to ensure we maintain that competitive advantage well into the future." SBIRS Block 10 also improves cueing data for missile defense systems and allows for command, control, and mission planning of taskable sensors, as well as real-time and offline raw sensor data processing for technical intelligence used by the intelligence community. "In addition to the considerable advantages of this new ground system is the fact that it provides new sensor capabilities of the GEO Starer to the warfighter," said Col. Shannon Begeman, a SBIRS Ground senior materiel leader. "This speaks to years of tireless work that our combined military, civilian, and contractor teams have accomplished, and it has been an incredible privilege to be part of the SBIRS Ground team as we achieve operational acceptance." The Remote Sensing Systems Directorate at the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center manages the SBIRS Block 10 development program. Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company in Sunnyvale, California, is the SBIRS prime contractor, and Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems in Azusa, California, is the payload integrator. The 460th SW operates the SBIRS system. "The Block 10 ground system can be considered a living system, and will be continually improved through additional cyber-security measures as well as hardware and software upgrades." added Brig. Gen Guetlein, the Remote Sensing Systems director. "The success of this fully consolidated SBIRS ground system is due in large part to the dedicated efforts of the development, test, and operational communities, and I am very proud of what our people, past and present, have done." The SBIRS program delivers timely, reliable and accurate missile warning and infrared surveillance information to the president of the United States, the secretary of defense, combatant commanders, the intelligence community and other key decision makers. The system enhances global missile launch detection capability, supports the nation's ballistic missile defense system, expands the country's technical intelligence gathering capacity and bolsters situational awareness for warfighters on the battlefield.

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8-DAY ADRIATIC AND MEDITERRANEAN FROM VCE BUNDLE (AIR, HOTEL, TRANSFERS, CRUISE) Messina is a harbor city in northeast Sicily, Italy. It is the capital of the Italian Metropolitan City of Messina, and has close ties with Reggio Calabria. The city's main resources are its seaports (commercial and military shipyards), cruise tourism, commerce, and agriculture (wine production and cultivating lemons, oranges, mandarin oranges, and olives). The city has been a Roman Catholic Archdiocese and Archimandrite seat since 1548 and is home to a locally important international fair. The city has the University of Messina, founded in 1548 by Ignatius of Loyola. Messina has a light rail system, Tranvia di Messina, that was opened on 3 April 2003. This line is 7.7 kilometres (4.8 mi) and links the city's central railway station with the city centre and harbour. The city is home to a significant Greek-speaking minority, rooted in its history and officially recognised. Zadar is a city in Croatia on the Adriatic Sea. It is the centre of Zadar county and the wider northern Dalmatian region. Zadar faces the islands of Ugljan and Pašman, from which it is separated by the narrow Zadar Strait. The promontory on which the old city stands used to be separated from the mainland by a deep moat which has since become a landfill. The harbor, to the north-east of the town, is safe and spacious. Zadar is the seat of a Catholic archbishop. Venice is a city in northeastern Italy sited on a group of 118 small islands separated by canals and linked by bridges. The city is renowned for the beauty of its setting, its architecture, and its artwork. The city in its entirety is listed as a World Heritage Site, along with its lagoon. Venice has been known as the La Dominante, Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, City of Water, City of Masks, City of Bridges, The Floating City, and City of Canals. It has also been described as being one of Europe's most romantic cities. It is truly an amazing, stunning and interesting city for the adventurous to explore! Kotor is a coastal town in Montenegro with a population of about 13,500. It is well-known for its World heritage medieval structures (including churches and fortifications) and its stunning natural setting at the very edge of the mountain-rimmed Kotor Bay. It is situated in a most secluded tip of Boka Kotorska bay, in the northern part of the Montenegro coast on the Adriatic Sea. Kotor has developed around Stari Grad (local language for "old town"), the city's old town and best known landmark, which is listed with UNESCO World heritage sites. Kotor Bay is the deepest natural fjord-like bay in the Mediterranean Sea, and the scenery around it (including the steep mountains which come almost straight down to the waters edge) is spectacular. Corfu, an island off Greece’s northwest coast in the Ionian Sea, is defined by rugged mountains and a resort-studded shoreline. Nicknamed ''the island of the Phaeacians'', Corfu is home to the Ionian University. Known also as Kerkyra, is the northernmost of the Ionian Islands in Greece. Located off of the far northwest coast of the country, Corfu lies in the Adriatic sea, east of Italy and southwest of Albania. Historically Corfu has been controlled by many foreign powers, notably the Venetians, French, and British. 7 DAY BAHAMAS & FLORIDA FROM NEW YORK From Port Canaveral Trailer Park Port Canaveral Trailer Park, Nassau, New York City, Great Stirrup Cay 3-DAY BAHAMAS FROM ORLANDO (PORT CANAVERAL) Port Canaveral Trailer Park, Freeport, Great Stirrup Cay 7-DAY BAHAMAS ROUND-TRIP NEW YORK: GREAT STIRRUP CAY, ORLANDO & NASSAU From Cape Canaveral Cape Canaveral, Nassau, New York, Great Stirrup Cay From New Orleans New Orleans, Belize, Riviera Maya, San Miguel de Cozumel, Coxen Hole 7-DAY ALASKA WITH INSIDE PASSAGE FROM SEWARD (SOUTHBOUND) Skagway, Juneau, Vancouver, Seward, Ketchikan, Icy Bay Airport 7-DAY WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN FROM MARSEILLE Barcelona, Marseille, Livorno, Cannes, Civitavecchia, Naples 14-DAY DENALI/VALDEZ EXPLORER - SOUTHBOUND CRUISETOUR Skagway, Juneau, Vancouver, Glacier, Seward, Ketchikan, Icy Bay Airport 3- DAY BAHAMAS FROM MIAMI - FREE OPEN BAR Miami, Nassau, Great Stirrup Cay

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Canadian Solar to Provide a 75 MW / 300 MWh Energy Storage System to the Mustang Solar Project in California [October 19, 2020] GUELPH, ON, Oct. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Canadian Solar Inc. (the "Company", or "Canadian Solar") (NASDAQ: CSIQ), announced today that it has closed a supply contract and long term service agreement with Goldman Sachs Renewable Power LLC, part of the Renewable Power Group of Goldman Sachs Asset Management ("Goldman Sachs"), to deliver and integrate a 75 MW / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery storage solution into the 100 MWac Mustang solar plant in California. The 75 MW or 4-hour 300 MWh energy storage system is a retrofit addition to the Mustang solar plant in King's County, California, which was originally developed by Canadian Solar's wholly owned subsidiary Recurrent Energy, LLC ("Recurrent Energy"). The solar plant was connected to the grid in August 2016 and the project's equity stake was later sold to Goldman Sachs in May 2019. Canadian Solar will provide the complete integrated solution, including a lithium iron phosphate-based technology package, and all future operations, maintenance and battery augmentation services. In addition, the Company will support the storage solution with fully wrapped capacity and performance guarantees, ensuring system output, reliability and safety. Construction of the energy storage component of the project will begin in early 2021 and is expected to be operational by the second half of 2021. By pairing solar PV with advanced battery technology, Canadian Solar helps its customers to generate and store solar power during the day for use in the evening. This approach allows California's power grid to absorb and integrate higher levels of reliable, safe and affordable renewable energy while contributing to the state's climate mitigation efforts. Dr. Shawn Qu, Chairman and CEO of Canadian Solar, commented, "We are pleased to start supplying this large-scale solar plus energy storage project which will be fully developed by Canadian Solar with our own proprietary technologicalcapabilities. The adoption and integration of energy storage will improve the utilization of solar energy and meaningfully enlarge our global addressable market." Dr. Qu added, "We are excited to partner again with Goldman Sachs to deliver clean, cost effective and end-to-end solar energy and storage solutions to our customers and local communities. Despite the challenging market backdrop due to the pandemic, our teams continue to develop innovative technology solutions and execute our business plan. This is a landmark project, the first of many more to come." About Canadian Solar Inc. Canadian Solar was founded in 2001 in Canada and is one of the world's largest solar power companies. It is a leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic modules and provider of solar energy and storage solutions and has a geographically diversified pipeline of utility-scale solar power projects in various stages of development. Over the past 19 years, Canadian Solar has successfully delivered over 46 GW of premium-quality, solar photovoltaic modules to customers in over 150 countries. Canadian Solar is one of the most bankable companies in the solar industry, having been publicly listed on NASDAQ since 2006. For additional information about the Company, follow Canadian Solar on LinkedIn or visit www.canadiansolar.com. About Goldman Sachs Renewable Power LLC Goldman Sachs Renewable Power LLC is a privately held company managed the Renewable Power Group of Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM). GSRP is the sponsor of more than 800 solar projects across 27 U.S. states that collectively have a capacity of more than 1.8 gigawatts of clean, renewable power. GSAM's Renewable Power Group is comprised of investment professionals with leading industry expertise across transaction sourcing, financial analysis, power markets and physical asset analysis and operations. The team takes a long-term ownership approach to the operations and management of renewable assets and benefits from Goldman Sachs' extensive network of relationships, leading institutional infrastructure and in-house industry knowledge and experience. The Renewable Power Group is part of GSAM, one of the world's leading asset managers with approximately $1.9 trillion in assets under supervision globally as of June 30, 2020. Safe Harbor/Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements in this press release are forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. These statements are made under the "Safe Harbor" provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by such terms as "believes," "expects," "anticipates," "intends," "estimates," the negative of these terms, or other comparable terminology. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include general business and economic conditions and the state of the solar industry; governmental support for the deployment of solar power; future available supplies of high-purity silicon; demand for end-use products by consumers and inventory levels of such products in the supply chain; changes in demand from significant customers; changes in demand from major markets such as Japan, the U.S., India and China; changes in customer order patterns; changes in product mix; capacity utilization; level of competition; pricing pressure and declines in average selling prices; delays in new product introduction; delays in utility-scale project approval process; delays in utility-scale project construction; delays in the completion of project sales; delays in the process of qualifying to list the MSS subsidiary in the PRC; continued success in technological innovations and delivery of products with the features customers demand; shortage in supply of materials or capacity requirements; availability of financing; exchange rate fluctuations; litigation and other risks as described in the Company's SEC filings, including its annual report on Form 20-F filed on April 28, 2020. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, it cannot guarantee future results, level of activity, performance, or achievements. Investors should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. All information provided in this press release is as of today's date, unless otherwise stated, and Canadian Solar undertakes no duty to update such information, except as required under applicable law. View original content:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/canadian-solar-to-provide-a-75-mw--300-mwh-energy-storage-system-to-the-mustang-solar-project-in-california-301154650.html SOURCE Canadian Solar Inc.

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Drinking Water for Six Million Americans Contains Unsafe Levels of Toxic Chemicals Drinking water for six million Americans contain unsafe levels of toxic, industrial chemicals. Almost one-third of the U.S. population may be drinking contaminated water, as well. According to a new study, led by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), drinking water samples contain unsafe levels of a widely used class of industrial chemicals — polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) — linked with cancer and other health problems. The water samples retrieved by Harvard researchers exceed federally recommended safety levels in public drinking water supplies for six million people in the United States. Drinking water near industrial sites, military fire training areas, and wastewater treatment plants have highest levels of fluorinated compounds, according to the Harvard researchers. In Tuesday’s public release, lead author Xindi Hu, a doctoral student in the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard Chan School and Environmental Science and Engineering at SEAS, briefly explains how serious these finding are. “For many years, chemicals with unknown toxicities, such as PFASs, were allowed to be used and released to the environment, and we now have to face the severe consequences. In addition, the actual number of people exposed may be even higher than our study found, because government data for levels of these compounds in drinking water is lacking for almost a third of the U.S. population–about 100 million people.” Polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances have been used for the past 60 years in industrial and commercial products ranging from food wrappers, to clothing, to pots and pans. They have also been linked with cancer, hormone disruption, high cholesterol, and obesity. A few major manufacturers have discontinued the use of some PFASs, but the chemicals continue to linger in people and wildlife. Drinking water is one of the main routes people have been exposed. State Water Supplies Contaminated with Toxins The study found that PFASs were detectable at the minimum reporting levels required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 194 out of 4,864 water supplies in 33 states across the U.S. Drinking water from 13 states accounted for 75 percent of the toxic, industrial chemical findings — including, in order of frequency of detection — California, New Jersey, North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Georgia, Minnesota, Arizona, Massachusetts, and Illinois. Sixty-six of the public water supplies examined, serving six million people, had at least one water sample that measured at or above the EPA safety limit of 70 parts per trillion (ng/L) for two types of PFASs, perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA). Concentrations ranged as high as 349 ng/L for PFOA in Warminster, Pennsylvania and 1,800 ng/L for PFOS in Newark, Delaware. The highest levels of PFASs were found in watersheds near industrial sites, military bases, and wastewater treatment plants — all places where these toxic chemicals may be used or found. Elsie Sunderland, senior author of the study and associate professor in both the Harvard Chan School and SEAS acknowledges the potential danger exposed in U.S. drinking water. “These compounds are potent immunotoxicants in children and recent work suggests drinking water safety levels should be much lower than the provisional guidelines established by EPA.” Approximately 44.5 million U.S. individuals rely on private drinking water wells. Additionally, 52 million people rely on smaller public water supplies. Since this new study on drinking water safety levels did not test private wells, information about drinking water PFAS exposures is lacking for almost one-third of the U.S. population. This recent study titled, “Detection of Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFASs) in U.S. Drinking Water Linked to Industrial Sites, Military Fire Training Areas, and Wastewater Treatment Plants,” is published in Environmental Science & Technology Letters. Featured image courtesy of torange.biz | Cropped and Resized | CC-BY-SA-4.0

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Living Epistle - Steve A. Prince Living Epistle is an exhibition of large scale prints and drawings by Steve A. Prince. Prince is an artist, educator and art evangelist. His mediums are printmaking, drawing and sculpture. Prince is a native of New Orleans and the Crescent City's rich tradition of art, music and religion pulsate through his work. He uses the language of the line in a rhythmic and powerful way. Prince's art is inherently narrative and metaphorically complex. He uses a rich, visual vocabulary of signs and symbols to tell stories that express his unique vision founded in hope, faith and creativity. This exhibition is co-sponsored by the Beck Cultural Exchange Center and his campus visit is supported by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Engagement, the UTK Africana Studies Program, and the UT School of Art. Beauford Delaney: Transcending Race + Time December 4, 2020 - January 30, 2021 Knoxville native Beauford Delaney persevered through poverty, racial discrimination, and mental illness to become an internationally recognized artist. As a teenager, his work caught the eye of Lloyd Branson and became his apprentice. The opportunity catapulted Delaney towards New York City during the Harlem Renaissance where he cultivated a circle of friends, including poet laureate Countee Cullen, artist Georgia O’Keeffe, and writer James Baldwin. In 1953, Delaney left New York for Paris, France, as Europe had begun attracting African-American artists and writers. His works began to shift from figurative compositions to abstract expressionists of color and light. The exhibition featured 21 works, including 4 oil on canvas paintings, abstract watercolors, pastel portraits, and 3 self-portraits, that range across various stages of Delaney’s life. Exhibition highlights included a pastel portrait of Harriet Tubman and an oil portrait of Delaney’s longtime friend and frequent model, New York singer Dante Pavone. Celebrating the Life and Art of Kimberly D. Iles Kimberly D. Iles was known for her vivacity, generosity of spirit, and passion for the arts. She graduated with honors from the University of Tennessee in 1990, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. As a graphic designer, she poured her talent and energy into her work for clients ranging from Oak Ridge National Laboratories to the White House tech corps, and started her own very successful design firm, Ilesnet Design. She designed a web-based textbook – the first of its kind – for the Computational Science Education Project, a K-12 educational program to teach the principles of high-performance computing. She later transitioned into a full-time career in fine art, exhibiting her paintings and photographs in juried shows around the world. Iles and her husband, Dr. James J. Hack, established the Kimberly D. Iles Art Scholarship Endowment in 2015. The endowment supports multiple scholarships awarded annually to undergraduate students in the School of Art.

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Abogados de Bancarrota en Wildomar $795 Wildomar Abogados de Bancarrota Home | Abogados de Bancarrota | California | Wildomar Abogados de Bancarrota Abogado de Bancarrota en Wildomar - Abogado de bancarrota Corporativo y Personal ubicado en Wildomar, California. En The Attorney Group, nuestro Abogado-Apoderado experto en Bancarrota ubicado en Wildomar, puede ayudarle a eliminar sus deudas de tarjetas de crédito, préstamos a corto plazo, préstamos personales, cuentas médicas, deudas por impuestos y otro tipo de deudas u obligaciones. Tenemos 36 lugares en California para encontrarnos con usted. Wildomar, California ha sido duramente golpeada por la crisis económica, y muchas personas, familias y empresas se encuentran atrapadas bajo una deuda aplastante con pocas esperanzas a la vista. El gobierno federal nos da la oportunidad de empezar de nuevo a través de la presentación de una solicitud de bancarrota. Si usted se encuentra al frente de una situación inmanejable por sus deudas y tiene la necesidad de encontrar una solución viable, póngase en contacto con el abogado de bancarrota de The Attorney Group, una empresa Legal Profesional, ubicado en Wildomar. About Wildomar Wildomar is a city in Riverside County, California, United States. It was incorporated on July 1, 2008. The city is located in a fast-growing area. As of the 2010 census, the population of Wildomar was 32,176, an increase from 14,064 at the 2000 census, when the community was still an unincorporated census-designated place. In the summer of 1880 when, looking down from the peak of Mt. Baldy, Franklin Heald of Pasadena first noticed Lake Elsinore, then known as La Laguna. A few months later, in October, Mr. Frank Kimbal of San Diego signed an agreement with theAtchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad to build a rail line past the lake from San Diego to Barstow, then known as Waterman. The next winter, Heald traveled by buggy to see La Laguna (Lake Elsinore) at the same time work commenced on the rail line from San Diego skirting the lakeshore. The new line was to be known as the California Southern Railroad. Rails and spikes were brought from Antwerp, Belgium and locomotives came from the Eastern Seaboard. The line was completed as far as Colton, California on August 14, 1882. The new train service was destined to bring development to the Wildomar area, then known as just Rancho La Laguna. Heald found that the Rancho La Laguna could be purchased, with the exception of some 500 acres (2.0 km2) owned by the Machado family, from the London and San Francisco Bank for $24,000. On July 3, 1883, Heald paid one thousand dollars as a down payment on the area. He then brought in William Collier and Donald Graham as partners. On September 24 of that year, the three men purchased the 12,832 acres (51.93 km2) of Rancho La Laguna with an additional payment of $7,000 advanced by William Collier. The remaining debt was paid off shortly thereafter. The railroad placed a box car, known as “Car B,” off to the north-west side of the mainline near what is now Clinton Keith Road on January 1, 1884. For a number of years this served as the railroad depot for the area that was to become Wildomar. Heavy rains in the winter of 1884 left as much as 60 inches (1,500 mm) washing out the railroad tracks below Temecula as well as along the San Jacinto River and Railroad Canyon near the shore of Lake Elsinore. Flood damage broke the California Southern Railroad financially. The Santa Fe Railroad came to the rescue. Santa Fe took over the rail line and rebuilt it by the beginning of 1885. The rail line through Wildomar became the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. In January 1885, Collier, Graham, and Heald made a map of Blocks K, L and M of the Elsinore Area, recording the maps with San Diego County in October of that year. In February 1885, Collier and Graham purchased Franklin Heald’s one-third interest in the 2,600 acres (11 km2) of unsold land south-east of Corydon Road. Heald took full interest in the unsold land to the north west of the Corydon Road line. Collier and Graham made a map of the Wildomar townsite in December 1885, recording it with San Diego County the following November 20. The name “Wildomar” was derived by combining the names of the new town’s founders, "WIL" for William Collier, "DO" for Donald Graham, and "MAR" for Margaret Collier Graham, wife of Donald Graham and sister of William Collier.

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Back to Cast Frank Fontana For 10 years, Joe Regalbuto starred as relationship-challenged investigative journalist Frank Fontana on CBS' critically acclaimed hit series Murphy Brown, for which he was nominated for an Emmy Award. While acting on the series, Regalbuto discovered his other love, directing. He has amassed more than 150 directing credits on top-rated comedy series, including 20 episodes of Murphy Brown, 45 episodes of George Lopez, and shows such as Hot In Cleveland, Friends, Veronica's Closet, Norm and Jesse. In 1979, Regalbuto moved to California for a starring role in his first television comedy series, The Associates, alongside Martin Short and Alley Mills. He has guest starred in dozens of top-rated series, such as Touched By An Angel, NCIS and Ghost Whisperer, all on the Network, and, most recently, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Castle. He had recurring roles on Mork & Mindy and CBS' Knots Landing and the Network's original Magnum P.I. series. Regalbuto's theater credits include a Broadway production of Division Street, which he also performed at Los Angeles' Mark Taper Forum, and productions with the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Seattle Repertory Company, the Cincinnati Playhouse and Minneapolis' Guthrie Theater. His credits in local Los Angeles theaters include directing Gretty Good Time at the Garry Marshall Theatre, where he also performed in Marshall's biographical play Everybody Say Cheese, directing his daughter Gina in a critically acclaimed production of Romeo And Juliet at the Odyssey Theatre, and performing Death In Columbia at The Skylight Theatre with Roxanne Hart and at the Transatlantyk Film Festival in Poland with Frances Fisher. Regalbuto set his sights on an acting career despite the objections of his father. He followed his dream, graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and, later, from NYU's School of the Arts. He has been married to his wife, Rosemary, for 46 years, and they have three children and three grandchildren. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Regalbuto is a life-long New York Yankees fan. He and his wife watch every Yankees game together on television from Santa Monica, where they have long resided. He cherishes a childhood photo of him and his sister with baseball legend Casey Stengel, who was then the team's manager. Regalbuto enjoys golf and photography and is passionate about the organization Meals on Wheels, which his wife ran in Santa Monica for 27 years. Also, he supports the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. His birthday is August 24. Corky Sherwood Miles Silverberg Avery Brown Jake McDorman Pat Patel Nik Dodani Paramount+ Global

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OPEN YOUR... |:: Resolute Reads Top al-Qaeda leader reported killed In Afghanistan in U.S.-Afghan operation - The Washington Post On Tuesday, the U.S. military command in Afghanistan confirmed that a joint U.S.-Afghan operation killed Omar bin Khatab, the most senior leader killed in the country since the Taliban was driven from power in late 2001. Multiple other al-Qaeda operatives were killed in the operation, as well, officials said. General John Nicholson Jr., the U.S. Commander in Afghanistan, also confirmed that Mullah Shah Wali, leader of the Taliban’s “Red Unit,” died along with his deputy commanders. The Taliban Red Unit was “responsible for planning numerous suicide bombings and improvised-explosive attacks.” Senate confirms Kirstjen Nielsen, top White House aide, to lead Homeland Security This week, the Senate confirmed attorney and cybersecurity expert Kirstjen Nielsen as America’s new Secretary of Homeland Security. As The Washington Post reports, Nielsen will be the country’s first DHS Secretary who has previous experience working at the agency. Customs begins testing border wall prototypes - The Hill U.S. Customs and Border Patrol began physical testing on prototypes for the U.S.-Mexico border wall this week. “Physical testing of the samples includes efforts to scale or breach the walls, using tools such as jackhammers and saws,” The Hill reported. U.S. files suit to seize antiquities looted by Islamic State militants - The Wall Street Journal U.S. officials have identified several ancient objects allegedly looted by ISIS, stemming from concerns that these items provide the terrorist group with a financial lifeline. “These court actions are the latest step in a continuing effort to disrupt the ability of ISIS and other terrorist groups to finance their operations,” the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia said. Survey: US businesses added a solid 190,000 jobs in November - The Associated Press American businesses added nearly 200,000 jobs last month, with manufacturing helping to drive the growth with an increase of 40,000 jobs, the largest gain this year. “The job market is red hot,” Moody’s Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi said. Mike Pence: ‘Trump is a believer’ - The Washington Examiner In an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, Vice President Mike Pence spoke about religion and public service. “Let me be clear: President Trump is a believer and so am I,” the Vice President said. “And we understand the role of faith in the life of this nation.” Why President Trump is right to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital - The Washington Free Beacon Matthew Continetti, editor in chief of The Washington Free Beacon, writes that President Donald J. Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and his decision to move the U.S. embassy is “a common sense appraisal of the world.” But it is also “one of the boldest moves any U.S. president has made since the beginning of the Oslo ‘peace process’ in 1993.”

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