ede Far-right groups gain ground in Sweden and Germany amid migrant influx By www.pbs.org Published On :: Tue, 17 Oct 2017 22:30:37 +0000 Watch Video | Listen to the AudioJUDY WOODRUFF: But first: Sunday’s elections Austria were the latest ample of a shift to the right Europe’s politics, as 31-year-old Christian Kurz was elected chancellor on an anti-immigration platform. He may now form a government with a far-right party founded in the 1950s by former Nazis. That follows recent elections in Germany, where a far-right party roiled the race and dealt a blow to returning leader Angela Merkel. In Sweden, too, there is a strong challenge from the right and a neo-Nazi group that looks stand in elections next year. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant ha been surveying the political landscape in Germany and Sweden, and he begins his report in Scandinavia. MALCOLM BRABANT, Special Correspondent: In a Gothenburg parking lot, supporters of the Nordic Resistance Movement form up for what they hope will be their biggest-ever march, to propagate an ideology espoused by mother of eight Paulina Forslund. PAULINA FORSLUND, Nordic Resistance Movement: When white becomes the minority, they will be destroyed. I want my children to have a secure future. I want them not only for them to have a secure Sweden. I want them to have a secure world. And I want other people to fight for the same thing. MALCOLM BRABANT: When addressing her fellow neo-Nazis, Forslund’s rhetoric sharpens. PAULINA FORSLUND (through interpreter): I’m the welder’s daughter, the forester’s grandchild. My line consists of hardworking men and women. It’s people like them we can thank for the welfare system that our lying politicians are now giving away to imported scum. MALCOLM BRABANT: Clearly expecting trouble, the movement’s leaders have a muscular protection detail, marching past a silent protest. The sign reads “No Nazis on our streets.” This protester would only give her name as Johanna. JOHANNA, Anti-Nazi Protester: They are racist people. They are people who think that certain people are better than others, and I will not stand for that. It’s not something I think has a place in a modern society. MALCOLM BRABANT: Experts say the resistance movement is recruiting aggressively, and believe this demonstration is emblematic of the rise of the far right. It took place on Yom Kippur, the Jewish day of atonement. Allan Stutzinky is leader of Gothenburg’s Jewish community. ALLAN STUTZINKY, Jewish Community Leader (through interpreter): Nazism has returned. The descendants of the murderers are organizing the same marches today, waving the same flags, shouting the same slogans, and have the same racist agenda. MALCOLM BRABANT: Anna Johansson is a member of the governing Social Democrat Party. It’s considering outlawing the Nordic Resistance Movement. ANNA JOHANSSON, Swedish Social Democratic Party: In Sweden and in Denmark, and in other countries, extreme parties are growing, and the hatred is spreading around. MALCOLM BRABANT: “Go home to mama,” he shouts. “Nazi pigs,” chant the anti- fascist protesters, as a bottle flies through the air. DAMON, Nordic Resistance Movement: If someone calls themselves a Nazi, most of us would dissociate with that person. That’s nothing we stand for ourselves. I never call myself a Nazi. I’m a national socialist. MALCOLM BRABANT: Hitler’s party was also called National Socialist, but Damon, a 40-year-old welder, insists he’s a nonviolent family man. DAMON: The demographic landscape of our — of the whole of Europe is changing, so, basically, it’s a concern on preserving my heritage for my family and our kin. MALCOLM BRABANT: This demonstration has been stopped short of its destination. The Nordic Resistance Movement is currently trapped between a line of police and anti-fascist protesters. And it looks as though this demonstration isn’t going any further. Violence briefly erupts as the resistance movement tries to break through police lines, and several marchers are arrested. PAULINA FORSLUND: We are not your enemy. We are the government’s enemy. They say we live in a democracy, but we have never had an election about if we want to take all these people in. MALCOLM BRABANT: When Europe’s refugee crisis began in 2015, Sweden copied Germany’s open-door policy, and 160,000 migrants entered the country. Two years on, Sweden has tighter borders and has begun deporting some of the newcomers. The new atmosphere alarms Floid Gumbo, entertaining an anti-Nazi rally. FLOID GUMBO, Singer Originally from Zimbabwe: I came to Sweden over 20 years ago. The climate in Sweden, the people were so friendly, and things were completely different, more welcoming. And I feel like things have sort of gradually changed. I’m very concerned, because I have children, because I’m thinking what I experienced here is not the same kind of climate, atmosphere that they are going to experience here. ANNA JOHANSSON: It’s not so long ago that the Nazis ruined Europe. And that makes me very worried. The German elections were terrifying, I think. MALCOLM BRABANT: Johansson is referring to last month’s success of the right-wing Alternative For Germany Party, or AFD, when it entered Parliament for the first time with 13 percent of the vote. HUGH BRONSON, Alternative For Germany Party: The AFD only came into existence because Merkel deserted the traditional conservative Christian voters. They were looking for a home, and the AFD has offered them a safe place. MALCOLM BRABANT: Hugh Bronson is deputy leader of the AFD in Berlin. Now his party, the third largest in Parliament, is demanding that Angela Merkel imposes tougher immigration rules. Your opponents claim that you are a party of hate. What’s your response to that? HUGH BRONSON: We embrace foreigners who respect our laws, pay their taxes, send their children to school, and go about their normal life. The problem is with people who abuse the system to have a better life, or let others pay for their better lives, or who are criminals. MALCOLM BRABANT: Outside the opera house in Dresden, former East Germany, singer Luca Bergelt is dismayed by the political landscape shifting to the right. LUCA BERGELT, Singer: My fear is that they will tear Europe apart. They are going to raise up the walls again. They’re going to build new walls between the countries, and that Europe will get more close into itself. MALCOLM BRABANT: Anti-immigrant sentiment is strong in Dresden. The city was the birthplace of a pan-European anti-Islamic movement, and it delivered the largest number of votes for the right-wing party. On a holiday to celebrate German unification after the fall of communism, retired engineer Wilfried Schmidt explained why he sent a message to Angela Merkel. WILFRIED SCHMIDT, Retired Engineer (through interpretor): Let’s put it this way. We all need to recognize that Germany is undergoing social changes that are becoming harder to control. For one, there is mass immigration from difficult regions that is increasingly uncontrollable, of people with entirely different concepts of life, from fundamental differently structured societies that are problematic. MALCOLM BRABANT: About one million migrants poured into Germany in 2015. Chancellor Merkel consistently defended her pro-refugee policies, but now she has been punished by voters who believe she ignored their concerns. Chancellor Merkel has promised to listen to the people who voted for the AFD, and she says she’s going to try to win them over with what she calls good politics. But she will not countenance having the party in her coalition. But the chancellor needs to find new partners who are prepared to be tough on immigration. As she tries to forge a coalition, the chancellor has agreed to put an annual cap of 200,000 on the number of immigrants, something she previously refused to do. But will it be enough to woo back people who deserted her at the election? A question for Werner Patzelt, a political scientist at Dresden University. WERNER PATZELT, Dresden University: Since Chancellor Merkel has made so many U-turns in German domestic politics, it wouldn’t be a surprise if she would try to do a U-turn, also winning back AFD voters. But this is a really hard political task, because so many of them are so much disappointed by the Christian Democratic Union in general, and by Chancellor Merkel in particular, that they will do anything to avoid going back. MALCOLM BRABANT: Back in Sweden, the governing party is horrified at the concept of conceding ground to right-wingers, and is trying to isolate them. ANNA JOHANSSON: Experience shows that, when you adopt the ideas from these right-wing parties, they spread. These parties have their agenda implemented by other parties. And I wouldn’t want to see that happen in Sweden. FLOID GUMBO: We’re all human beings. We share this world. We’re all here. There’s enough space for us all. MALCOLM BRABANT: But that’s an appeal that an increasing number of Swedes are rejecting, as the country and much of Europe go through a crisis of identity. For the PBS NewsHour, I’m Malcolm Brabant in Gothenburg. 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ede Hundreds of houses on golf club land 'much-needed', claims developer By www.heraldscotland.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 04:34:00 +0000 Up to 650 houses could be built on land at the golf club Full Article
ede RPG Cast – Episode 564: “Paws Is Best Lederhosen” By rpgamer.com Published On :: Sat, 21 Nov 2020 19:12:00 +0000 There's one cat in the mouse, but five folks on the cast. Alex apologizes for rocks. Kelley learns things by watching mew. Chris is watching RPGmaniacs. Anna Marie has started embalming ship girls. And Pascal flips coins to decide whether or not to open a site indexing body mutilation in films. The post RPG Cast – Episode 564: “Paws Is Best Lederhosen” appeared first on RPGamer. Full Article News RPG Cast Paper Mario: The Origami King The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth
ede A Late Look: Red Dead Redemption II By www.vgchartz.com Published On :: Thu, 07 Nov 2024 22:12:11 GMT Welcome to A Late Look, a series of articles where I take a belated look at games from yesteryear that I missed out on the first time around. Not quite review and not quite rant, it’s more a casual assessment of what I – the gamer of the future – consider to be each game’s strengths and weaknesses in retrospect. This time we’re saddling up for a look at Red Dead Redemption II, one of the biggest critical and commercial successes of the last ten years. It conveniently went completely under my radar, allowing me to look at it now. I was ten years late to the first game, this time it’s only six, so at this rate I’ll definitely be playing Red Dead Redemption IV on launch day. I'm looking forward to that, but for now let’s see how the second game fares in 2024. Strength: The Van der Linde Gang Travel back to a time before former-outlaw John Marston got pulled from his farmer life in the first title, to when he was… well, an outlaw. While you might play as Arthur Morgan, in this game you become part of John’s old gang – the Van der Linde gang – together with Marston himself and other familiar and unfamiliar characters. While RDR2 also boasts a few other strong characters, this gang is at the heart of the game and, luckily, is also its strongest element, with plenty of faces and personalities that (almost) all get their time to shine. What adds all the more to the connection and believability of these characters is the living nature of the camp itself; it's your home base outside of missions, where the gang will go about their daily tasks and have conversations & arguments that you can occasionally join in on – there are even celebrations and songs around the campfire. Even if it’s mostly just flavor, the strength of this particular feature and what it adds in terms of immersion shouldn’t be understated. Weakness: Red Dead Redemption II: Usability Nightmare Full Article Analysis Charts Industry
ede Hello Rockstar, please make an open world based on my unplayable Xbox edition of Red Dead Redemption By www.rockpapershotgun.com Published On :: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 16:25:37 +0000 I never completed the original Red Dead Redemption, but not for the usual reasons of being terrible at the game, or thinking that open worlds are too big and boring these days and I just want to lie down forever and watch anime. I never finished it because my Xbox 360 version was not, in practice, an open world game, but a lonely farm at the bottom of a vortex of butchered spacetime. In the prologue, reformed outlaw John Marston confronts an old bandit acquaintance and gets himself roundly shot to bits. He’s rescued by local rancher Bonnie MacFarlane, who nurses him back to health and gives him a few odd jobs to warm him up for the next plot point. Read more Full Article Take-Two Interactive Xbox 360 Rockstar North PS3 Nintendo Switch Rockstar Games Third person Red Dead Redemption Multiplayer Competitive Rockstar San Diego RPG Shooter Action Adventure Single Player PS4
ede Trump’s claim about predecessors, fallen troops disputed By www.pbs.org Published On :: Tue, 17 Oct 2017 12:53:14 +0000 File photo of President Donald Trump by Joshua Roberts/Reuters WASHINGTON — For U.S. presidents, meeting the families of military personnel killed in war is about as wrenching as the presidency gets. President Donald Trump’s suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction from those who witnessed those grieving encounters. “He’s a deranged animal,” Alyssa Mastromonaco, a former deputy chief of staff to President Barack Obama, tweeted about Trump. With an expletive, she called Trump’s statement in the Rose Garden a lie. Trump said in a news conference he had written letters to the families of four soldiers killed in an Oct. 4 ambush in Niger and planned to call them, crediting himself with taking extra steps in honoring the dead properly. “Most of them didn’t make calls,” he said of his predecessors. He said it’s possible that Obama “did sometimes” but “other presidents did not call.” The record is plain that presidents reached out to families of the dead and to the wounded, often with their presence as well as by letter and phone. The path to Walter Reed and other military hospitals, as well as to the Dover, Delaware, Air Force Base where the remains of fallen soldiers are often brought, is a familiar one to Obama, George W. Bush and others. Bush, even at the height of two wars, “wrote all the families of the fallen,” said Freddy Ford, spokesman for the ex-president. Ford said Bush also called or met “hundreds, if not thousands” of family members of the war dead. READ MORE: What Trump said about his drug czar pick, health care fixes Obama’s official photographer, Pete Souza, tweeted that he photographed Obama “meeting with hundreds of wounded soldiers, and family members of those killed in action.” Others recalled his frequent visits with Gold Star families, and travels to Walter Reed, Dover and other venues with families of the dead and with the wounded. Retired Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, confirmed these contacts, tweeting: “POTUS 43 & 44 and first ladies cared deeply, worked tirelessly for the serving, the fallen, and their families. Not politics. Sacred Trust.” Trump addressed the matter when asked why he had not spoken about the four soldiers killed in Niger. They died when militants thought to be affiliated with the Islamic State group ambushed them while they were patrolling in unarmored trucks with Nigerien troops. “I actually wrote letters individually to the soldiers we’re talking about, and they’re going to be going out either today or tomorrow,” he said, meaning he wrote to the families of the fallen soldiers. He did not explain why letters had not been sent yet, more than a week after the attack. “If you look at President Obama and other presidents, most of them didn’t make calls,” Trump said. Pressed on that statement later, he said of Obama: “I was told that he didn’t often, and a lot of presidents don’t. They write letters.” He went on: “President Obama, I think, probably did sometimes, and maybe sometimes he didn’t. I don’t know. That’s what I was told. … Some presidents didn’t do anything.” Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said later that Trump “wasn’t criticizing predecessors, but stating a fact.” She argued that presidents didn’t always call families of those killed in battle: “Sometimes they call, sometimes they send a letter, other times they have the opportunity to meet family members in person.” She said anyone claiming a former president had called every family was “mistaken.” Bush’s commitment to writing to all military families of the dead and to reaching out by phone or meeting with many others came despite the enormity of the task. In the Iraq war alone, U.S. combat deaths were highest during his presidency, exceeding 800 each year from 2004 through 2007. The number fell to 313 in Bush’s last year in office as the insurgency faded. Bush once said he felt the appropriate way to show his respect was to meet family members in private. READ MORE: What the Bannon vs. McConnell fight means for Trump and the GOP Obama declared an end to combat operations in Iraq in August 2010 and the last U.S. troops were withdrawn in December 2011. As Obama wound down that war, he sent tens of thousands more troops into Afghanistan in 2009 and 2010, and the death count mounted. From a total of 155 Americans killed in Afghanistan in 2008, which was Bush’s last full year in office, the number jumped to 311 in 2009 and peaked the next year at 498. In all, more than 1,700 died in Afghanistan on Obama’s watch. Among other rituals honoring military families, the Obamas had a “Gold Star” Christmas tree in the White House decorated with hundreds of photos and notes from people who had lost loved ones in war. Gold Star families visited during the holidays, bringing ornaments. Trump visited Dover early in his presidency, going in February with his daughter Ivanka for the return of the remains of a U.S. Navy SEAL killed during a raid in Yemen, William “Ryan” Owens. Trump’s relations with Gold Star families have not always been smooth, dating from his belittlement of the parents of slain U.S. soldier Humayun Khan, who was Muslim. Trump was angered when the soldier’s father, Khizr Khan, was given a platform to criticize him at the Democratic National Convention. Owens’ grieving father said he didn’t want to talk with Trump at Dover. But the sailor’s widow, Carryn, attended Trump’s address to Congress and wept as he thanked her. ___ Associated Press writers Robert Burns and Jesse J. Holland contributed to this report. The post Trump’s claim about predecessors, fallen troops disputed appeared first on PBS NewsHour. Full Article Donald Trump Military Niger
ede News Wrap: Trump’s latest travel ban blocked by federal judge By www.pbs.org Published On :: Tue, 17 Oct 2017 22:45:01 +0000 Watch Video | Listen to the AudioJUDY WOODRUFF: And in the day’s other news: A federal judge in Hawaii struck down the Trump administration’s latest travel ban. That temporarily blocks enforcement of the order nationwide, but the Justice Department says it will appeal. The ban extended to six mostly Muslim nations, plus North Korea and Venezuela. Pennsylvania Congressman Tom Marino withdrew today from consideration to be President Trump’s drug czar. That followed an investigation by The Washington Post and CBS News. They found Marino was key in passing a 2016 law that limits the Drug Enforcement Administration’s ability to rein in opioid distribution. A new verbal battle has broken out between the president and Republican Senator John McCain. It began last night in Philadelphia, when the Arizona senator and former Vietnam POW appeared to criticize Mr. Trump and his followers. He cited a list of failings. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, R-Ariz.: To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters-of-a-century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) JUDY WOODRUFF: The president answered by saying, “At some point, I fight back, and it won’t be pretty.” In turn, McCain said, “I have faced tougher adversaries.” In Afghanistan, Taliban bombings and shootings left at least 74 people dead today. The worst was Paktika province in the east, where two car bombs killed dozens, including the provincial police chief, and wounded more than 100 others. Taliban militants also staged attacks in the south and west of the country. In Syria, militia forces backed by the U.S. say they have retaken the Islamic State group’s de facto capital. The city of Raqqa had been under ISIS control since 2014. The battle to recapture it began in June. Today, Kurdish-led fighters celebrated as they moved into the city center. The U.S. military said 90 percent of Raqqa has been taken, with pockets of militants remaining. There’s word that U.S. airstrikes in Yemen killed dozens of Islamic State fighters on Monday. The strikes were apparently carried out by drones. The Pentagon says the targets were training camps for recruits. In Northern Iraq, Kurdish forces withdrew from more territory today, as Iraqi government troops advanced. It came on the heels of the Kurds’ vote for independence. Federal forces and allied militia had already forced the Kurds to leave the area in and around Kirkuk and its oil fields. Iraq’s prime minister said that paves the way for talks. HAIDER AL-ABADI, Prime Minister, Iraq (through interpreter): I call for dialogue on the basis of partnership in one country and under the Constitution. The referendum is finished and has become a thing from the past. We hoped that they would cancel it, but we have finished it on the ground. JUDY WOODRUFF: Meanwhile, the president of Iraqi Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, insisted that the referendum will not be in vain. Another 10,000 to 15,000 Rohingya Muslims fled Buddhist Myanmar for Bangladesh over the weekend. Drone video showed snaking lines of refugees making the trek to already crowded camps. Many told of villages torched by mobs and soldiers. Others said they were starved out of their homes. Back in this country, a new fire broke out in the San Francisco Bay Area, just as crews had made major progress against other fires in Northern California. Thick smoke billowed from the new site early today, as it burned through forests in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Weary fire crews said they’re calling in more help. ROB SHERMAN, Division Chief, Cal Fire: So, the idea is to hit it pretty hard with aircraft and then go ahead and hit it with the ground resources at the same time. We have had north winds, a lot of drying, and everything’s really, really dry. So it’s challenging. JUDY WOODRUFF: In Southern California, yet another fire spread on Mount Wilson, about 25 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. It threatened a historic observatory and communications towers. President Trump’s overall wealth has taken a hit, as his New York real estate loses some of its luster. Forbes ranks him 248 this year on its list of the 400 wealthiest Americans. That’s down nearly 100 points from last year. His estimated worth is $3.1 billion. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates again tops the list. He’s worth nearly $90 billion. And on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average traded above 23,000 for the first time. In the end, it gained 40 points to close at 22997. The Nasdaq fell a fraction, and the S&P 500 added one point. The post News Wrap: Trump’s latest travel ban blocked by federal judge appeared first on PBS NewsHour. Full Article Hawaii Tom Marino travel ban
ede AI helps driverless cars predict how unseen pedestrians may move By www.newscientist.com Published On :: Tue, 29 Oct 2024 14:00:19 +0000 A specialised algorithm could help autonomous vehicles track hidden objects, such as a pedestrian, a bicycle or another vehicle concealed behind a parked car Full Article
ede Equity overload: Federal department keeps 294 DEI staffers on payroll, most with six-figure salaries By www.washingtontimes.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 14:25:13 -0500 The Health and Human Services Department employs 294 people whose jobs focus on diversity, and the department maintains seven separate "minority health" offices spread across its various agencies, according to a new report that suggests it will be tough for the incoming Trump administration to unwind it all. Full Article
ede Roger Federer explains why he gets injured less than Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic By www.sport.co.uk Published On :: Sun, 13 Jan 2019 06:28:00 +0000 ROGER FEDERER has explained why he gets injured less than rivals Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.. Full Article
ede Are federal IT systems supporting the targeted service outcomes? Deloitte examines the future role of the government By www.itbusiness.ca Published On :: Fri, 01 Mar 2024 13:01:26 +0000 In an interview with IT World Canada, consulting giant Deloitte highlighted the importance of an ecosystem-based approach to tackle issues around digital equity in Canada and service delivery challenges in the public sector. “Our strong view is that the people of Canada benefit when there’s effective collaboration between public and private organizations, including on critical […] The post Are federal IT systems supporting the targeted service outcomes? Deloitte examines the future role of the government first appeared on ITBusiness.ca. Full Article Digital Transformation Government & Public Sector Deloitte Government of Canada Top Story
ede Sweden reopens Salmonella outbreak investigation By www.foodsafetynews.com Published On :: Mon, 11 Nov 2024 05:03:00 +0000 An investigation into a Salmonella outbreak in Sweden has been restarted after more people fell sick. From August to October, 81 people from 18 regions contracted Salmonella Typhimurium with sequence type (ST) 36. Where information about the country of infection is available, all cases were infected in Sweden. Folkhälsomyndigheten (the Public... Continue Reading Full Article Foodborne Illness Outbreaks World 2024 outbreaks eggs Folkhälsomyndigheten Livsmedelsverket Salmonella Enteritidis Salmonella Typhimurium salmonellosis Sweden Ukraine
ede Deion Sanders said he would tell NFL teams son Shedeur Sanders won't play for them if it's not the right fit By www.foxnews.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 21:31:13 -0500 Just like Eli Manning in 2004, Deion Sanders said he would tell NFL teams his son, Shedeur Sanders, won't play for them if it's not the right fit. Full Article 2d69b8d3-c449-5d92-b6e9-8a2a28329025 fnc Fox News fox-news/sports/ncaa/colorado-buffaloes fox-news/sports/ncaa-fb fox-news/sports/nfl-draft fox-news/sports/nfl fox-news/sports fox-news/sports article
ede It’s Time to Redefine What a Megafire Is in the Climate Change Era By time.com Published On :: Fri, 25 Oct 2024 17:46:23 +0000 It's not the reach of a fire that matters most; it's the speed. Understanding this can help society better prepare. Full Article Uncategorized climate change healthscienceclimate
ede 'AGT': Daredevil Annaliese Nock Terrifies Judges With Wheel of Death Stunt By feedproxy.google.com Published On :: Tue, 11 Aug 2020 19:13:06 PDT 'AGT' returned on Tuesday with live shows from Universal Studios Hollywood. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Full Article TV
ede Federal judge blocks Louisiana law that requires classrooms to display Ten Commandments By www.npr.org Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 11:48:08 -0500 The new Louisiana requirement that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public classroom by Jan. 1 was temporarily blocked Tuesday. The judge said the law is "unconstitutional on its face." Full Article
ede Legendary Fighting Series ‘The King of Fighters’ Crosses Over into ‘Another Eden’ with the “Another Bout” Event that Kicks Off August 22nd By toucharcade.com Published On :: Wed, 21 Aug 2024 00:10:26 +0000 I did not have Another Eden, beloved mobile role-playing game, having a crossover event with The King of Fighters, legendary … Continue reading "Legendary Fighting Series ‘The King of Fighters’ Crosses Over into ‘Another Eden’ with the “Another Bout” Event that Kicks Off August 22nd" Full Article Featured News Updates
ede Best iPhone Game Updates: ‘TMNT Splintered Fate’, ‘Subway Surfers’, ‘Another Eden’, and More By toucharcade.com Published On :: Mon, 26 Aug 2024 22:00:04 +0000 Hello everyone, and welcome to the week! It’s time once again for our look back at the noteworthy updates of … Continue reading "Best iPhone Game Updates: ‘TMNT Splintered Fate’, ‘Subway Surfers’, ‘Another Eden’, and More" Full Article Featured Games iPad Games iPhone games News Updates
ede It’s Time for Bob Casey Jr. to Concede to Reality By www.nationalreview.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 21:51:42 +0000 The Pennsylvania Senate race is over. Full Article
ede F1: Mercedes motorisera Alpine à partir de 2026 By www.journaldemontreal.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 09:19:36 EST C'était une nouvelle attendue. Full Article
ede U.S. Federal Reserve cuts interest rates again By www.cbc.ca Published On :: Thu, 07 Nov 2024 14:33:47 EST The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point on Thursday. Policymakers took note of a job market that has "generally eased," while inflation continues to move toward the central bank's two per cent target. Full Article News/Business
ede What the federal ban on TikTok's Canadian operations means for you By www.cbc.ca Published On :: Thu, 07 Nov 2024 18:09:04 EST The federal government ordered an end to TikTok's Canadian operations on Wednesday, citing national security concerns. But its decision to keep the app itself available has privacy experts puzzled. Full Article News/Politics
ede Internal report describes a 'cesspool of racism' in the federal public service By www.cbc.ca Published On :: Fri, 08 Nov 2024 17:58:59 EST An internal report on workplace racism and harassment at the highest levels of the federal public service shows that not even the federal government’s top executives are immune from the problem. Full Article News/Politics
ede Federal byelection called in B.C.'s Cloverdale-Langley City riding By www.cbc.ca Published On :: Sun, 10 Nov 2024 14:43:46 EST The prime minister has announced that a byelection will be held in the federal seat of Cloverdale-Langley City, in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, on Dec. 16. Full Article News/Canada/British Columbia
ede Mercedes steering health drive By www.theaustralian.com.au Published On :: Fri, 06 Jan 2017 13:00:00 GMT You’ll start a daily workout when you get behind the wheel if you drive a Mercedes with the Fit & Healthy system. Full Article
ede Guylaine Tanguay tiendra la vedette de la mouture québécoise de la comédie musicale «Ménopause»: «J’ai besoin de me mettre en danger» By www.journaldemontreal.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 05:00:00 EST Elle tiendra la vedette de l’adaptation québécoise du succès mondial Ménopause aux côtés de Claudine Mercier, Catherine Sénart et Geneviève Charest. Full Article
ede The Promise of a Direct-to-Patient Model—Breaking Down What’s Really Needed for Better Patient Access By feeds.feedblitz.com Published On :: Fri, 18 Oct 2024 05:08:00 +0000 Today’s guest post comes from Greg Skalicky, President, EVERSANA and Faruk Abdullah, President, Professional Services & Chief Business Officer, EVERSANA Greg and Faruk walk through the marketplace pressures driving Direct-to-Patient commercialization models. They argue that a technology-enabled infrastructure, combined with clinical and reimbursement support specialists, can improve patients' access to new therapies, shorten the time to therapy, and enable better overall clinical outcomes. Click here to learn more about EVERSANA’s Direct-to-Patient care model. Read on for Greg and Faruk’s insights. Read more » Full Article Guest Post Sponsored Post
ede Bio-Thera and Gedeon Richter partner to commercialize Stelara biosimilar BAT2206 By www.gabionline.net Published On :: Tue, 05 Nov 2024 09:14:16 +0000 <p>In October 2024, China based Bio-Thera Solutions (Bio-Thera) and Hungary’s Gedeon Richter announced they have reached an exclusive commercialization and license agreement for BAT2206, a biosimilar candidate to Johnson & Johnson’s Stelara (ustekinumab).</p> Full Article
ede Patient Centered Trials - Your Thoughts Needed By www.placebocontrol.com Published On :: Thu, 31 Jul 2014 17:43:00 +0000 The good folks down at eyeforpharma have asked me to write a few blog posts in the run-up to their Patient Centered Clinical Trials conference in Boston this September. In my second article -Buzzword Innovation: The Patient Centricity “Fad” and the Token Patient - I went over some concerns I have regarding the sudden burst of enthusiasm for patient centricity in the clinical trial world. Apparently, that hit a nerve – in an email, Ulrich Neumann tells me that “your last post elicited quite a few responses in my inbox (varied, some denouncing it as a fad, others strongly protesting the notion, hailing it as the future).” In preparing my follow up post, I’ve spoken to a couple people on the leading edge of patient engagement: Abbe Steel, CEO of HealthiVibe, which is focused on bringing greater patient input into the earliest stages of trial design through focus groups and patient surveys Casey Quinlan, co-founder of Patients for Clinical Research, which aims to be a force in patient education and engagement for clinical trials In addition to their thoughts, eyeforpharma is keenly interested in hearing from more people. They've even posted a survey – from Ulrich: To get a better idea of what other folks think of the idea, I am sending out a little ad hoc survey. Only 4 questions (so people hopefully do it). Added benefit: There is a massive 50% one-time discount for completed surveys until Friday connected to it as an incentive). So, here are two things for you to do: Complete the survey and share your thoughts Come to the conference and tell us all exactly what you think Look forward to seeing you there. [Conflict of Interest Disclosure: I am attending the Patient Centered Clinical Trials conference. Having everyone saying the same thing at such conferences conflicts with my ability to find them interesting.] Full Article eyeforpharma HealthiVibe patient engagement PFCR
ede 4 Things Employers Should Know About Psychedelic Medicines By medcitynews.com Published On :: Fri, 08 Nov 2024 02:35:19 +0000 During a panel discussion at the Behavioral Health Tech conference, experts shared the promise psychedelic medicines hold for mental health and why employers may want to consider offering them as a workplace benefit. The post 4 Things Employers Should Know About Psychedelic Medicines appeared first on MedCity News. Full Article Consumer / Employer Daily SYN Top Story Behavioral Health Tech Enthea Fractal Health psychedelics Skylight Psychedelics
ede Relaxed Federal Regulations Amid Pandemic Can Help Jails Better Treat Opioid Use Disorder By www.pewtrusts.org Published On :: Tue, 22 Dec 2020 12:50:58 -0500 Few correctional facilities in the United States have treatment programs for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD), despite clear evidence that certain medications reduce the risk of overdose and death. Even in facilities where treatment is available, the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated efforts to provide such care. Full Article
ede Pew Urges Federal Government to Prioritize Better Exchange of Health Data By www.pewtrusts.org Published On :: Mon, 04 Jan 2021 15:13:20 -0500 The Pew Charitable Trusts sent comments Jan. 4 to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) urging them to support the easy exchange of individuals’ health records through a pair of regulations. Full Article
ede To Help Combat COVID-19, Federal Government Should Enforce Health Data Rules By www.pewtrusts.org Published On :: Wed, 06 Jan 2021 10:09:00 -0500 Breaking COVID-19’s chain of transmission requires effective physical distancing, contact tracing and rapid analyses of demographic data to reveal illness clusters and populations at high risk, such as people older than 65, Latinos and Blacks. Full Article
ede En Banc: Federal Circuit Provides Guidance on Application of On-Sale Bar to Contract Manufacturers By www.lifescienceslawblog.com Published On :: Fri, 15 Jul 2016 16:04:54 +0000 Pharmaceutical and biotech companies breathed a sigh of relief Monday when the Federal Circuit unanimously ruled in a precedential opinion that the mere sale of manufacturing services to create embodiments of a patented product is not a “commercial sale” of the invention that triggers the on-sale bar of 35 U.S.C. § 102(b) (pre-AIA).[1] The en banc opinion...… Continue Reading Full Article Intellectual Property Ben Venue Laboratories CMO MedCo On-Sale Bar
ede Philippines says it's under pressure from China to cede claims in South China Sea By www.asiaone.com Published On :: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 16:03:11 +0800 CANBERRA — China is putting ever-greater pressure on the Philippines to cede its sovereign rights in the South China Sea, Secretary of National Defence Gilberto Teodoro said on Nov 12 after a meeting with his Australian counterpart in Canberra. "What we see is an increasing demand by Beijing for us to concede our sovereign rights in the area," he said, adding that the Philippines was a "victim of Chinese aggression". China and the Philippines have sparred repeatedly this year over disputed areas of the South China Sea, including the Scarborough Shoal, one of Asia's most contested features. Teodoro's meeting with his Australian counterpart Richard Marles, their fifth since August 2023, reflects growing security ties between the countries, both of whom have expressed concern about Chinese activity in areas of the South China Sea claimed by the Philippines and other Southeast Asian nations. The two nations signed a strategic partnership in September 2023 and held their first joint sea and air patrols in the South China Sea several months later. The Philippines also joined war games in Australia this year for the first time. Full Article
ede A “Nuclear Umbrella” for Ukraine? Precedents and Possibilities for Postwar European Security By www.belfercenter.org Published On :: Mar 15, 2024 Mar 15, 2024 Europe after the Russo-Ukrainian War must develop a new security structure to defend against any Russian aggression. The safest option is a non-offensive, confidence-building defense. This option includes proposals such as the “spider in the web” strategy and the “porcupine” strategy to provide for European security in a region threatened by Russian expansion—without relying on the threat of nuclear war. Full Article
ede International Automakers Now Account for 45% of U.S. Auto Production and 59% of U.S. Vehicle Sales - Redefining the American Auto Industry By www.multivu.com Published On :: 08 May 2014 11:02:00 EDT Redefining the American Auto Industry. - The Growing Impact of International Automakers on the U.S. Economy. Full Article Auto Banking Financial Services Publishing Information Services Broadcast Feed Announcements Survey Polls & Research MultiVu Video
ede NASA Federal Credit Union Announces New Zero Down, No PMI Family Mortgage - Video OneTitle By www.multivu.com Published On :: 11 Jun 2014 11:15:00 EDT Bill White, VP of Real Estate Lending for NASA FCU, speaks to current housing market conditions, as well as the new Family Mortgage and other options from NASA FCU. Full Article Banking Financial Services Real Estate Residential Real Estate Economic news trends analysis New Products Services Not for Profit Broadcast Feed Announcements Survey Polls & Research MultiVu Video
ede Finding Financial Security When It's Needed Most - Video By www.multivu.com Published On :: 15 Sep 2014 12:50:00 EDT Husband and father of three young children, Travis Roberts, was diagnosed with inoperable cancer. This is his story. Full Article Banking Financial Services Insurance Health Insurance New Products Services Broadcast Feed Announcements MultiVu Video
ede What happens when planning and preparation pay off at a time when you need it the most? - John Peden - #NMClientStory By www.multivu.com Published On :: 20 Oct 2014 12:25:00 EDT John Peden - #NMClientStory Full Article Banking Financial Services Insurance Broadcast Feed Announcements MultiVu Video
ede Ramco Redefines �Inclusive Computing� with SMS Based Employee Self Service - Ramco's SMS based Employee Self Service redefines 'Inclusive Computing' By www.multivu.com Published On :: 12 Jan 2015 10:18:00 EST Ramco's SMS based Employee Self Service redefines 'Inclusive Computing' Full Article Computer Electronics Computer Software Internet Technology Telecommunications Workforce Management Human Resources New Products Services MultiVu Video
ede THE ONCE AND FUTURE JEWEL OF THE JERSEY SHORE: HISTORIC, MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR REDEVELOPMENT TO RESHAPE, RECLAIM, AND REVIVE ASBURY PARK WATERFRONT - The Asbury Park Waterfront By www.multivu.com Published On :: 19 Aug 2015 14:00:00 EDT The Asbury Park Waterfront Full Article Banking Financial Services Real Estate Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate New Products Services Broadcast Feed Announcements MultiVu Video
ede Maison Perrier-Jou�t Celebrates the Creative Effervessence Of Design Miami/ 2015 - Eden Party by Perrier-Jou�t By www.multivu.com Published On :: 03 Dec 2015 13:13:00 EST Eden Party by Perrier-Jou�t Full Article Art Food Beverages Retail Beer Wine & Spirits Beverages New Products Services Trade show news MultiVu Video
ede FedEx se pr�pare � une saison des f�tes sans pr�c�dent : 317 millions d'envois seront achemin�s dans le monde - FedEx se pr�pare By www.multivu.com Published On :: 22 Dec 2015 12:00:00 EST FedEx se pr�pare � une saison des f�tes sans pr�c�dent Full Article Airlines Aviation Retail Travel Economic news trends analysis Survey Polls & Research
ede INRIX 2015 Traffic Scorecard Sets Benchmark for U.S. Cities as Federal Government Accelerates Smart City Spending - INRIX: 10 Cities with Worst Traffic By www.multivu.com Published On :: 21 Mar 2016 09:20:00 EDT INRIX: 10 Cities with Worst Traffic Full Article Publishing Information Services Transportation Trucking Railroad Broadcast Feed Announcements Survey Polls & Research MultiVu Video
ede New Edelman Study Reveals Americans Face a Dilemma in their Pursuit of Well-Being - Edelman�s �The American Well-Being Study� - Video By www.multivu.com Published On :: 08 Apr 2015 16:00:00 EDT Edelman�s �The American Well-Being Study� found companies and brands have an opportunity to support individual well-being. Those that do are rewarded through increased brand trial and advocacy. Full Article Healthcare Hospitals Mental Health Broadcast Feed Announcements Survey Polls & Research MultiVu Video
ede ILUVIEN� Is Now Widely Available To Diabetic Macular Edema Patients Throughout The U.S. - New 36-month implant offers hope for DME By www.multivu.com Published On :: 21 Apr 2015 17:10:00 EDT Video 1 Preview Image Caption Full Article Healthcare Hospitals Medical Pharmaceuticals Supplementary Medicine Pharmaceuticals New Products Services Broadcast Feed Announcements MultiVu Video
ede American Association for Cancer Research National Survey Shows 74 Percent of Voters Want More Federal Funding for Cancer Research - AACR Survey and Cancer Progress Report 2015 Video By www.multivu.com Published On :: 16 Sep 2015 17:15:00 EDT AACR Survey and Cancer Progress Report 2015 Video Full Article Healthcare Hospitals Medical Pharmaceuticals Broadcast Feed Announcements Survey Polls & Research Domestic Policy MultiVu Video
ede St. Jude Children's Research Hospital® to honor legendary Hispanic TV personality Cristina Saralegui at upcoming FedEx/St. Jude Angels and Stars Gala - Celeb Gala B-roll By www.multivu.com Published On :: 02 May 2016 13:25:00 EDT Miami Gala celebrity B-roll for download Full Article Entertainment Healthcare Hospitals Television Hispanic-oriented News Children-related News Broadcast Feed Announcements MultiVu Video
ede Let Me Redesign Your Logo By www.somethingawful.com Published On :: Mon, 18 May 2020 12:00:00 GMT A mermaid lady in a green circle. What about this makes me hungry for a nice cup of joe? Full Article