 its final stages, which will soon enable a wide variety of businesses to seamlessly integrate Dash payments, beginning with the legal cannabis industry.
Why Does the Crypto Community Actually Not Care About Mass Adoption?Critical communication and collaboration platform Rave Mobile Safety has acquired mobile safety app provider AppArmor. The transaction combines Rave’s scalable and robust platform with AppArmor’s customer-focused quick app customization.
AppArmor uses a proprietary approach to develop custom branded safety apps and emergency notification services. The company has a robust customer base in higher education and healthcare and has developed services for statewide K-12 anonymous tipping systems in Florida and Hawaii. With this acquisition, Rave will now provide 75 percent of the North American higher education population with services for campus safety, critical campus communication, emergency alerts, and anonymous tipping services.
The National Chinese Challenge will be running for the 8th consecutive year in 2021. Amidst the pandemic, the preliminary round of the competition will be held online while the finals will be a hybrid of online and physical competition in the format of a game show, where participants will be challenged with a broad scope of knowledge.
Jointly organised by SPH Media Trust Chinese Media Group and Nanyang Girls’ High School, the National Chinese Challenge aims to create an opportunity for students to gain a deeper understanding of the Chinese culture and also provides a platform for participants to display their language abilities and interact with other Chinese language learners.
We conceptualised a series of surreal, fun and vibrant key visuals for the 3 different phases that portray the competition to be an “adventure” in a digital world where an exciting journey is waiting to be explored.
Final deliverables included print ads, digital and social media banners.
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Don't get me wrong and thank you for not jumping down my throat about it. 

I didn't mean to imply that one was worse than the other. Just that we have lots of footage of the holocaust and witness testimony.  Beyond imaginable really. 

I guess what I intended to say was that the Jews were treated like cattle. Dehumanised, locked up in pens and treated to a harsh environment. (Complete understatement I know, but I'm rubbish at explaining things)

Nanking just seemed more personal(?) to me I guess?  The holocaust had a political and racial motive. Also the whole new world order thing. Nanking just felt like spur of the moment for shits and giggles. 
I don't know a whole lot about it compared to the holocaust though because it wasn't really taught in school. 

There are many steroids used for cutting cycles but the most popular among them is Winstrol because of its ability to cut excess fats while maintaining those hard-earned muscles of yours. It also promotes strength in your body making you feel more powerful during training or workouts. Famous athletes have also used this during their competitions which make them perform better among other competitors.
Winstrol is available in two forms. The most accepted and popular form is injectable, and the other one is in oral form. People have always agreed that the injections are more effective and safer compared to orals forms even if taking it orally can be easier especially to those who have a fear of needles. But taking the risk of putting your liver in danger is not what everybody wants so they tend to choose the injection form instead. When it comes to cutting, Winstrol is very popular and bodybuilders and athletes have chosen Winstrol among the many steroids being sold in the market today. Users may have different opinions on the cycle but the results are always the same.
The reason that users have been annoyed about when using other steroids for cutting is that of the water retention. The weights they have gained are not only because of the muscles but because of the water too. What makes Winstrol the best during cutting cycles is it gives the body a hard and toned look rather than an arm that looks bloated with water.
 This also means that you will need a calorie deficient diet which, in turn, will metabolize the muscles and fat that is stored in your body. It basically means that your muscles are affected too. By using Winstrol for your cutting cycle, the stanozolol protects your muscles from breaking down so you won’t need to work hard on it again on your next bulking cycle.
Most anabolic steroids have similar side effects like roid rage, acne, oily skin, and so much more; but not with Winstrol. Stanozolol is very safe for both men and women when used correctly so this means that you won’t be experiencing any of those irritating side effects that were mentioned above. Women who use it will not experience virilization. The only side effects that you will experience are joint pains or the feeling of dryness and ache in your joints but that can be helped by buying medications that can be bought even without a prescription, in short, it can be managed easily if you know how to.
Winstrol is known as the best in cutting cycles and now that you have an idea why you can now decide whether it is worth it or not. a lot of users have provided so many results and they are truly impressive especially if you are taking the right dosage and know the correct usage of it. With hard work and perseverance, you can get the body that you want.Dhaka, July 8: Mahmudullah Riyad has returned to the Bangladesh squad while Amul Haque has been recalled for the One-Day Intertiol (ODI) series against South Africa.
Chief selector Faruk Ahmed announced a 14-man squad for the first two of the three-match series at the Sher-e-Bangla tiol Stadium in Mirpur, reports bdnews24.com.
All-rounder Mahmudullah, who was ruled out of the India series and the Twenty20 Intertiols against South Africa with a finger injury, has been included after full recovery. The opener was included after a surgery on his shoulder and played in the domestic league. Mominul Haque and Rony Talukdar, who were in the squad for the ODI series against India, were left out while Taskin Ahmed is still nursing his injuries.
Jubair Hossain, who replaced Taskin in the third ODI against India, was also med in the squad against South Africa. Despite being in the squad, Mominul or Talukdar did not play any of ODIs against India. Talukdar, who debuted in the second T20I against South Africa, was benched to make way for Mahmudullah’s while Amul replaced Mominul. Bangladesh and South Africa will play the first two ODIs in Mirpur on Friday and Sunday.
Here Ian Haines makes an argument for research data from published papers to be made public.
It’s time for medical journals to mandate data release and independent audits for all clinical trials submitted for publication. And here’s why.
Over the past few years, editorials and commentaries in some high-profile medical journals and magazines have heralded the exciting revolution in personalised cancer therapy. They talk of treatments involving combinations of antibodies and enzyme inhibitors specifically designed and tailored for each individual’s cancer.
But most of these many new treatments cost between $40,000 and $120,000 per patient per year. And results of clinical trials so far show miniscule benefits that require extraordinary statistical gymnastics to achieve the magical “significance” level.
The problem is that these usually commercially-sponsored studies are designed by the sponsor and the statistical endpoints are no longer one or more of the traditional “gold standards”.
reducing the cost of treatment.
So many contemporary clinical trials have stopped measuring things that matter, such as quality of life and overall survival. Instead, they measure things that are easier to achieve positive results for, such as how long a patient’s X-ray stays stable in the very subjective opinion of an investigator.
These measures are clinically inconsequential, often unverifiable because of unavailability of the “raw data” and are far too subjective.
In addition, the raw data from these studies are protected – seen and analysed only by the sponsor’s data team. The results are then usually written by “medical writers” employed by the sponsor together with clinicians who often have significant financial conflicts of interest with the sponsor.
The final analyses may have little relation to the originally stated primary and secondary endpoints of the study and may emphasise other, often inconsequential, positives. And the abstract, which is a summary of the results, often emphasises positives that are not even supported by the data.
This is akin to a large public company producing its end-of-year financial results but keeping the primary data hidden, and then doing an audit on itself.
So despite hyperbole of medical “revolutions”, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently withdrew its previous approval of the world’s biggest selling multi-billion dollar breast cancer drug, bevacizumab.