 force the issue a little bit,” said Darling of his fourth down try at midfield. “We couldn’t wait around much more.”
Leavitt then marched 92 yards on a scoring drive that made it 22-0 with 9:07 left in the fourth. Faunce took it in over the left side from the 8.
“There were some long and sustained drives in the second half,” said Hathaway. “Tyler did a good job reading when he should give it and when he should keep it. Then I thought he was excellent on play action.”
Morse got a quick score when D’Vaughn Myers broke one for 46 yards with 8:42 left. Leavitt answered that with another drive that was finished off with 3:23 remaining. Chicoine found Sam Green in the right corner of the end zone on an 8-yard pass play. Green made a nice leaping grab for the score.
Leavitt rushed for 244 yards in the second half, after just 97 in the first. Chicoine finished with 107 yards on 14 carriers while Bedard added 72 on 14 tries. Myers finished with 98 on eight carries for Morse, which finished with 165 yards on the ground.
“We always try to come out in the second half fighting,” said Faunce. “We’ve had a rough time in the past coming out and executing but we pulled together as a team and came out fightingThe celebration India's victory over Sri Lanka last night was coupled with former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's birthday party. Mahi was seen dancing with his daughter Ziva in the presence of his wife Sakshi and team India members.
All-rounders Kedar Jadhav and Hardik Pandya joined the party where Dhoni was seen with birthday cake smeared over his face.
The pictures and video of MS Dhoni cutting the cake were share by wife Sakshi Dhoni on Instagram.
India registered a seven wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Headingley in Leeds on Saturday and India successfully chased 264 runs put by Sri Lanka after losing just three wickets. Openers Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul scored tons. After the match MS Dhoni shaking seen dancing with daughter Ziva and the video of father-daughter duo dancing went viral.
Out of the nine matches, India won seven while India faced defeat at the hands of England, the match against New Zealand was washed out due to rain.
India will play New Zealand in the first semi-finals at Old Trafford in Manchester on July 9 on Tuesday while Australia will take on host England at Edgbaston on July 12.This session will provide an introduction to, and overview of, novel and evolving concepts by which intrinsic immune cellular metabolism and whole-body metabolic status impact metabolic co-morbidities and HIV reservoir persistence. A number of perspectives will be explored, looking at metabolic diseases in people ageing with HIV, immune activation/inflammation and HIV replication, and the role of glycomics in HIV pathogenesis.
This session, chaired by Clovis Steve PALMER, presented the different functions of the metabolism in HIV infection. The immune cellular metabolism and whole-body metabolic status were described as recent and important input to increase our understanding of HIV disease.
Janine TREVILLYAN described the risk to develop obesity in PWH. She displayed the role of ART in this metabolism disorder via inhibitor combination (DTG/ABC/3TC or EFV/TDF/FTC). The persistent inflammation and monocyte activation are also related to significant increase of obesity risk. Asier SAEZ-CIRION demonstrated that CD8+ T cells present specific metabolism signature when comparing HIV Controllers (HIC) and Non-Controllers (NC). Differences between CD8+ T cell metabolism from HIC (glycolysis and mitochondrial metabolic pathways) and NC (glycolysis metabolic pathway) were shown. He provided convincing data about CD8+ T cell metabolic reprogramming in NC via IL-15 or GSK3β inhibition, which leads to enhanced CD8 effector activities and in vitro viral restriction. Finally, Mohamed ABDEL-MOHSEN demonstrated that metabolism markers may be associated with viral rebound, suggesting that the different glycan surface expression on infected cells can be used as biomarker of HIV persistence.
The metabolism can be applied at different research fields in HIV disease. The possibility that immunometabolism may be used as biomarker, as well as for the modulation of cellular antiviral activity, has to be explored. The metabolism in HIV Non-Controllers individuals has been associated to increased risk of obesity, decreased cell activities, and viral rebound. And although keep the viremia at low level by ART is of upmost importance, ART cannot solve this metabolism disruption.THE Rev. Gary Glasgow, whose Anahilt congregation bade goodbye to him last week, preached his farewell sermon at Drumlough Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mr. Glasgow, who is moving on to Larne's Gardenmore Presbyterian Church, where he will be installed later this week, has been minister of the joint charge of Drumlough and Anahilt for 11 years.
On Sunday past Mr. Glasgow's family assisted him in what was later described as 2an emotional but most enjoyable service".
The departing minister's wife, Zoe, gave the children's address, while son, Jonathan, led the opening prayer and daughter, Lydia, read the Scripture lesson.
Mrs Isabel Nicholson presided at the organ and, with the church choir, led the congregational hymns.
Making a presentation to Mr. Glasgow, Drumlough Clerk of Session, David Gibson, thanked him for his sound preaching, which was firmly based, he said, on the word of God and especially on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Mr. Gibson went on to wish Mr. Glasgow and his family God's richest blessing as they take up their new challenge.
The organist, Mrs. Nicholson,made a presentation to Mrs. Glasgow.
Further presentations were made to the Glasgow family by Sharon Jordon, on behalf of PWA, Margaret McMullan, on behalf of the choir and Lou-Ann Jess on behalf of Drumlough and Anahilt Women's Fellowship.
Mr. Glasgow thanked the Drumlough congregation for their warmth, generosity and kindness to him and his family throughout the 11 years in which he served as their minister.
He spoke of the privilege of being able to serve the Lord amongst them and asked for their prayers for him and his family as they moved to Gardenmore Presbyterian.
The service was followed by lunch, allowing memebrs of the congregation the opportunity for personal farewella to the Glasgow family.
The convenor of the vacancy at Drumlough and Anahilt will be the Rev Dr. Bert Tosh.This entry was posted in France, Travel, Virginia and tagged France, New York City, Photography, Sailing, travel, Virginia, what to see, Where to Go by Robin S. Kent. Bookmark the permalink.
Neat post.  Love the shot of the girls peeking through the hatches.
Thanks very much. Not too much research, but I must admit I don’t have any real knowledge of sailing terminology. But I did look up a bunch of nautical terminology to get a sense of it. When I ran across that example, I couldn’t resist using it. I’m a big fan, however, having seen some practice runs of the America’s Cup competitors in Valencia and one of the Cup races in San Francisco when they switched to the big catamarans. And yes, those hatches were a big magnet for the kids.
That’s a great post! I’m planning on seeing the Hermione on July 3rd at the South Street Seaport in New York City.
Thanks! That should be a great place to see her. I understand L’Hermione has the lead in the parade of Tall Ships on the 4th. That should be a fantastic spectacle. I hope you will be able to see that as well.
Thanks Emilio. I appreciate the comments. Yes, that image is mine. I took it a few years back when I was testing out the difference between my Nikon D200 and new D700 and also practicing some Photomerge imagery. So the starting image is actually a completed photomerge rather than the usual single RAW Image. Given the assigned month, I thought it would be appropriate for the upcoming Fireworks day. Itr will be interesting to see if there are any submissions with some kind of editorial theme.
Thanks very much. It was a great experience to see it.
What a great day that was touring the ship! Your photos turned out fabulous as always ~ definitely worth the wait to see them. It was so nice to meet you and your wife. I’m still sifting through my photos and hoping to get caught up on this rainy Saturday.
Thanks! It was great to meet you in person as well. Looking out my window, I see that it truly is a rainy day and I’m looking forward to seeing your images as well.
How much fun you must have had. Love tall ships. Hope internet is worked out by now.
Thanks very much. Yes, it was great fun, we really didn’t want to leave. The Internet has been up for most of today, but we still have no idea what is causing these intermittent outages. Hopefully, we’ll get it squared away soon.
Wonderful follow-up, Robin, and it was fun to find out that you actually had the opportunity to meet Patti! As for sailing terminology, beyond aft, foreward, starboard, and port (which I can never keep straight as to which side is which), all I know is “ahoy, there