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Monday Night Businessmen: Kenny Kinchen 267; Al Vaccaro 663. |
Wednesday Night Mix: Greg Monfoletto 259; Chuck Tice 685, Sue Lagerstrom 223; Kathy Karinja 626. |
Sunday Fun Club: David Axton 200; David Axton 538, Linny Buckholtz 142: Lauren Bunt 341. |
Monday Night Mix: Bruce Hoffman 259; Bruce Hoffman 619, Tammy Sellers 206; Tammy Sellers 526. |
Cascades: Lou Klein 225; Lou Klein 573, Louise Kohle 184; Louise Kohle 481. |
Mars vs Venus: Tom Harkoff 196; Tobias Andrews 582, Linnette Yakinchuk 180; Diann Harkoff 485. |
Club 50: Harris Williams 216; Mike Wallerstein 560, Jayne Hedrick 161; Yvonne Cindric 441. |
Spanish Lakes Summer: Joseph Zachar 196; Joseph Zachar 549, Sally Snyder 157; Sally Snyder 440. |
King Isle Summer: Nick Apugliese 190; Giulio Setteducatti 501, Cathy Crosbee 183; Cathy Crosbee 454. |
Summer Mixer: John Tillman 216; John Tillman 560, Carmel Miele 170; Carmel Miele 458. |
Big pin Little Pin: Marty Doucette 239; Bob Deluca 606, Patty Brunt 177; Amy Wright 484, Hunter McNamara 175; Hunter McNamara 491, Delaney Reading 73; Journey Singleton 200. |
Martin Health/Hannan Services: Bob McCurrach 297; Bob McCurrach 791, Tammy Seller 229; Tammy Seller 663. |
Handicap Doubles: Steve Rubin 285; Joe Zancocchio 900, Midge Schuberg 215; Midge Schuberg 782. |
Shelby Jean Wade, 69, of Auburndale, died Sunday, July 8, 2007, at the Good Shepherd Hospice Resident Center in Auburndale due to a genetic liver disorder. |
Born Jan. 26, 1938, in Social Circle, Ga., she has been a lifelong resident of the area. She was the owner of Shelby's Beauty Shop in Auburndale and was of the Pentecostal faith. Shelby was a loving volunteer who spent her free time cooking for and helping the elderly and infirm. |
She is preceded in death by her first husband, James H Wade Sr., who died in 1995; and three brothers, Carmen, Lester and Lewis Shumate. |
She is survived by her husband, Thomas Wickey; a son, Jimmy Wade and his wife Toni of Winter Haven; a daughter, Toni Schaller and her husband Humberto of Winter Haven; and four brothers, Billy Shumate, Bobby Shumate, Victor Shumate and Otis Shumate, all of Auburndale; and five grandchildren, Brittany and Kyle Scholler,... |
The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Oak Ridge Funeral Care, 2425 Havendale Blvd., Winter Haven. Graveside Services will be held at 10 a.m., Wednesday at Auburndale Memorial Park. |
Memorials may be made to Good Shepherd Hospice, 105 Arneson Ave., Auburndale. |
Taking cities’ 311 hotlines to version 2.0 got PublicStuff off the ground. Now the company’s launching a set of new tools to make it even easier for citizens to talk to local government and make their communities better. |
Graffiti, potholes, gushing fire hydrants, even that weird gassy smell wafting from the sewer just got easier to report, thanks to a host of new tools from PublicStuff. |
If you don’t know them yet, the three-year old New York City-based PublicStuff is a digital communications system for residents and local governments that’s designed to facilitate reports like those, as well as provide access to city services. Think of it as 311 version 2.0. |
So far, over 200 cities are using the platform, but residents of any municipality can download the app for free and plug in their request, which PublicStuff will route to the appropriate city agency. CEO Lily Liu tells Fast Company she hopes the new features take PublicStuff beyond resolving inquiries about trash picku... |
Along the path to achieving its community goals, PublicStuff has stumbled upon a novel way to bridge communication between speakers of different languages–through its One Voice instant translation technology. “As a person who came from a household where more than one language was spoken, if your city makes you try to n... |
Push notifications give city officials a way to make residents aware of events, emergency alerts, or updates on the status of their service requests. And speaking of requests, cities can comb Twitter to locate custom search terms and those tweets can be pulled in and directed through the PublicStuff platform. |
Though concerned citizens have reported (and resolved) a range of issues including the neighbor’s dog who farts and what to do about too many crossfit runners, Liu’s most excited by the potential of PublicStuff’s Community Catalyst Program. Inspired by the “keeping up with the Joneses” mentality that’s motivated reside... |
For all its usefulness, PublicStuff has attracted two rounds of funding for a total of $6.5 million and signed up cities such as Philadelphia and Oceanside, California. |
What’s surprising (especially given the fact that Liu once worked for Mayor Bloomberg) is that New York City doesn’t subscribe and big metro areas like Los Angeles are either using a competitor’s platform or like Chicago, developed one themselves. Houston, for example, just released its own 311 smartphone app which isn... |
It’s not for lack of savings. Liu reports that the average cost for a city staff member to record a service request from a walk-in is $9 and $5.30 from the phone. Automating it costs only $0.65. Cities using PublicStuff have saved between $16,000 to $320,000 annually. During Hurricane Sandy, Philadelphia saved $6,600 a... |
Experienced legal secretary sought for very meaty position in a busy commercial real estate practice. This is not your typical legal secretary position; you will work very autonomously and will be given a lot of responsibly. If you enjoy being an integral part of the team, having more responsibly than in most tradition... |
Best candidates will have three to five years' experience as a legal secretary in a commercial real estate practice; enjoy heavy document production, meeting multiple deadlines on a daily basis and are flexible to work overtime often, last minute and planned. Degree strongly preferred. Must have a keen eye for detail a... |
Please, local candidates only and you must have prior legal secretarial experience to be considered. |
JD's will not be considered. |
Netflix and Mark Millar have announced their latest comic book project: “Space Bandits,” a female-led sci-fi story, which will receive a special, limited-edition cover treatment by comics legend Howard Chaykin. |
Millar described “Space Bandits” as “a female ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’ set in space with a massive and exciting cast of characters.” Artist Matteo Scalera will illustrate the comic-book translation of the original Netflix property and it will be published by Image Comics. |
In “Space Bandits,” Thena Khole and Cody Blue are among the universe’s most-wanted felons. They each run their own criminal operations, running heists across the galaxies — hopping from ship to ship to fleece everyone inside. But when both women are betrayed by their treacherous crews, the bandits only have one thing o... |
The first comic created by Millar under Netflix’s ownership was “The Magic Order,” first published last year, a six-edition comic written by Millar and illustrated by Marvel’s Olivier Coipel (“Thor,” “The Avengers”). Other projects include “Sharkey the Bounty Hunter” by Millar with artist Simone Bianchi and “Prodigy,” ... |
“Space Bandits #1” will be available in stores on Wednesday, July 3, priced at $3.99. The final order cutoff deadline is June 10. The comic also will be available for purchase across many digital platforms, including the official Image Comics iOS app, Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play. |
In addition, available to order at the same time will be a limited-edition series of “Space Bandits Legends Covers,” featuring Millar’s all-time favorite comic-book artists. The first will be illustrated by Chaykin and will retail for the same price comics cost when Millar was in high school — 75 cents. |
A detail of Chaykin’s limited-edition cover for “Space Bandits” is pictured above. Below are the full covers illustrated by Matteo Scalera (left) and Howard Chaykin (right). |
After Consumer Reports announced on Thursday that for the first time, it would not give a recommended rating to Apple's new line of MacBook Pro computers, Apple executive Phil Schiller fired back at Consumer Reports with a tweet. |
The exchange led to a number of customers tweeting Schiller with issues similar to those found by Consumer Reports. |
Apple claims its MacBook Pros get up to 10 hours of battery life off a single charge, but Consumer Reports found that might not be entirely true. |
Consumer Reports tested the 2016 line of MacBook Pro laptop computers for their battery life and found numbers varied wildly. |
"In a series of three consecutive tests, the 13-inch model with the Touch Bar ran for 16 hours in the first trial, 12.75 hours in the second, and just 3.75 hours in the third. The 13-inch model without the Touch Bar worked for 19.5 hours in one trial but only 4.5 hours in the next," Consumer Reports said. "And the numb... |
Because of these inconsistencies, Consumer Reports used the low end figures to base its rating rather than an average. |
"Working with CR to understand their battery tests. Results do not match our extensive lab tests or field data," he said in a tweet. |
But many customers agreed with Consumer Reports findings. |
@pschiller I absolutely ?? all my Apple products. However, I just purchased MBP and my battery went from 100 to 40 in 1.5 hours. ? |
@pschiller I wish mine performed as well as CR’s worst cases. I get maybe 3h. Is the smaller battery really worth 2mm of thickness saved? |
I don't know that I can really do much, but I'll try. |
Last night Kylie Jenner tweeted that she wants some help to bring back Aunt Jemima coffee cake. |
And I just want to say that I WILL HELP YOU, KYLIE!!! BECAUSE I AGREE WITH THIS, AND I PLEDGE MY SUPPORT TO THIS ENDEAVOR. |
...this stuff was so easy. |
IT WAS EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANTED. |
So then why was it so hard to find? |
And then ultimately taken from us? |
Why, Aunt Jemima? WHY?!?!! Please, hear my and Kylie Jenner's plea and bring it back. Bring it back!!! |
I'm currently handling a number of roles with a fantastic, Coventry based retailer. |
The business is all about service, the experience and offering the very best product and aftersales service in its sector. |
The business is outperforming the market through a combination of high street sales and internet fulfillment. |
They are now starting a round of overseas expansion. |
Following an internal promotion, the business is now looking to strengthen the finance team. I have a range of opportunities in both financial and management reporting, all offering great experience in a positive, flexible finance team. |
Sector background is unimportant, but you will have at least two years experience in a finance environment, but more importantly, you will bring your positive attitude, enthusiasm and drive to an already high performing team. |
An exciting opportunity to take charge of the Lamport Hall Preservation Trust to promote its charitable objectives and further develop its broad range of commercial interests which include: a heritage and visitor attraction business, a farming enterprise, a property management operation, as well as an educational initi... |
Reporting to the Board of Trustees, the Executive Director will lead the organisation and further develop, as well as implement, robust long-term strategies to ensure the continued delivery of its core objectives. |
Ensure sound financial and administrative stewardship of the organisation, as well as spearheading its efforts to diversify and grow existing income streams. |
Promote and drive awareness of the charity through innovative marketing, as well as establishing new and compelling partnerships to support its growth. |
Evolve the team’s capability, enhancing skills and performance. Deliver best in practice people management, ensuring the charity’s status as an employer of choice. |
Charismatic, energetic and persuasive leader with entrepreneurial and creative mind-set. Decisive and strategically adept with exacting service standards. |
Strong track record in managing diverse operations with a focus on delivering commercial, social and environmental value. |
Ability to build strong and mutually beneficial relationships as well as develop new income streams that add long-term value to the Trust. |
Empathy with rural businesses and their wider communities, as well as the charity’s overarching aims. |
Please email your application to: mail@tarvermelrose.com quoting reference DT/E191, enclosing a copy of your CV and giving full salary details. |
For further information please contact Charlie van Exter on 020 7917 9456. |
When we hosted the first Mobilize in 2008, the mobile revolution was just beginning. Apple had just let developers into the iPhone, apps were about to explode, and there was an understanding among the folks that get paid to find the next big thing in technology that mobile was the new black. However, in 2013, the essen... |
On Wednesday and Thursday this week at Mobilize 2013 in San Francisco, we plan to showcase what we believe to be the second phase of the mobile revolution. The march of connected devices is moving past the smartphone and tablet into things like wearable computers (“intimate computing,” as Om put it yesterday in assessi... |
You’ll find all of our live coverage from Mobilize 2013 in this post. You can find a livestream of the event here, and you can follow along with the discussion on Twitter with the #mobilizeconf hashtag. Please join us for what promise to be two extremely interesting days on the future of the mobile revolution. |
Progressives are saying this is a moment of transformational politics. Is the party leadership listening? |
Yesterday, last night and this morning it was all about Hillary, and she didn’t let her supporters or her party down. Go (or, depending on where you stand, Welcome Back) Hillary! |
But while all eyes are on the podium, the election and the direction (of the country) may be determined by events and ideas under consideration outside the formal arena. |
At the notorious 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago, I remember sitting in the office of Larry O’Brien, who by that time, was running the Hubert Humphrey campaign. He had three television sets, tuned to the three big TV networks. On two of them, cops were beating up and otherwise abusing demonstrators in the streets... |
The point here is not whether one agrees with David Sirota that “The progressive wing of the Democratic Party has finally defeated the corporate wing of the Democratic Party” but that the conversations outside the arena should remind those inside that the debates between Clinton, Obama, Edwards et al. in the primaries ... |
There is much talk here about this being an “historic convention.” And of course what most people are referring to is the first nomination by a major party of a black candidate for President. But the talk in the penumbra of the Pepsi Center embodies the content of what could really make the aftermath of these proceedin... |
NEW YORK and SYDNEY, June 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EnGeneIC Ltd, an emerging biopharmaceutical company focused on developing its proprietary EDV™ nanocell platform for the targeted delivery of cancer therapeutics, announced today that, together with the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute (ADRI), a patient case study ... |
The case study, titled, "A significant metabolic and radiological response following a novel targeted microRNA-based treatment approach in malignant pleural mesothelioma," reported on the remarkable results of a 51-year old male who was diagnosed with MPM in May 2013. After eventually failing three chemotherapy regimen... |
At the end of the eight-week study period, a near-complete response was evident on the patient's PET and CT scans, and which was confirmed four weeks later. In addition, the patient had a significant improvement in respiratory function. During the treatment, the patient experienced only minor Grade 1 toxicities, includ... |
TargomiRs consist of EnGeneIC's antibody-guided EDV™ nanocells packaged with miR-16-based microRNAs, which were discovered to be missing in MPM cells by Professors Glen Reid and Nico van Zandwijk of the ADRI. To deliver the missing microRNAs to the cells, the EDV™ nanocells are designed to specifically target the epide... |
Medical oncologist Dr. Steven Kao from Chris O'Brien Lifehouse (Sydney, Australia), said, "It's an amazing response for this patient. The mesothelioma is now almost invisible and the condition of my patient has also improved. It probably goes without saying that he is very happy." |
Associate Professor Nick Pavlakis from the Northern Cancer Institute and one of the six medical oncologists involved in the trial, added a cautious remark, "While we are all very excited about this result and of course delighted for the patient, we must stress that this is a very early observation and requires confirma... |
Of the five additional patients in the first cohort, four have achieved stable disease and one progressive disease. Overall, TargomiRs were well tolerated during the treatment period, with the majority of patients reporting a period of shivering/rigor 80-90 minutes following infusion with TargomiRs, sometimes associate... |
Dr. Himanshu Brahmbhatt, Joint-CEO of EnGeneIC, said, "In addition to showcasing the potential of TargomiRs in MPM, the results also serve to demonstrate the platform nature and versatility of EnGeneIC's targeted EDV™ nanocells, as in previous Phase I clinical studies the EDVTM nanocells have been used to also deliver ... |
The MesomiR-1 trial is an open-label, exploratory Phase 1 study of TargomiRs administered in escalating doses by intravenous infusion in patients with MPM who failed to respond to standard of care therapy. The primary study objectives are to establish the optimal dose of TargomiRs and to detect early signs of disease s... |
The trial is a cooperative project involving ADRI, EnGeneIC, Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, the Northern Cancer Institute, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Concord Repatriation General Hospital and The University of Sydney. |
The Asbestos Diseases Research Institute (ADRI) was opened in January 2009 in response to the increasing incidence of malignant mesothelioma in Australia. The Institute focuses on basic and clinical science, as well as epidemiological and psychosocial research into asbestos-related diseases. |
Chris O'Brien Lifehouse is a world-class cancer treatment and research facility providing care and support services to public and private patients. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for cancer patients, carers and their families by advancing the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of th... |
Northern Cancer Institute, St Leonards is a privately run cancer treatment and clinical research facility (affiliated with North Shore Private Hospital and Sydney University). Its aim is to provide holistic care in an environment that is designed to be as pleasant and as comfortable as possible. It has had longstanding... |
EnGeneIC's bacterially-derived EDV™ nanocells are a powerful nanoparticle drug or siRNA or miRNA delivery system designed to directly target and effectively kill tumor cells with minimal toxicity, while at the same time stimulate the immune system's natural anti-tumor response. Intravenously injected EDV™ nanocells exi... |
EnGeneIC is an emerging biopharmaceutical company focused on developing its proprietary EDV™ nanocell platform for the targeted delivery of cancer therapeutic and other therapeutic molecules. The company's lead technology platform, EDV™ utilizes antibody-targeted, bacterially derived, non-living "nanocells" to release ... |
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