#PCT 2023

[nature-hiking]

Trails of the PCT - Pacific national crest trail, CA, April 2023

photo by: nature-hiking

[pcttrailsidereader]

More of the 2023 PCT Hiker Survey

In the current Halfwayanywhere's PCT survey there have been inquiries about ageism, homophobia/transphobia, racism, and sexism on the PCT. The data is notable in that even on the PCT these features of the greater society still appear significant. The PCT culture can appear to be utopian or maybe just the best one's imagined world has to offer. People seemingly get along, the surroundings are awe inspiring, and the experiences are hard to surpass.

In the latest Halfway generated 2023 hiker survey the results are extensive. In this post I would like to shine a little light on the results related to age, sexual identity, and race. When I reflect on my experiences on the PCT as the years have gone by I have felt more and more like my hiking partners and I are the 'geezers' based on the other hikers we have encountered on the trail. We have even referred to ourselves as 'Team Geezer' with our tongues firmly planted in our cheeks. We can't really say we have been victims of ageism. We could say we have surprised a few people when we share more of our trail story that ultimately leads to our ages. Age for us doesn't matter all that much.

'Team Geezer' September 2023

Halfway's 2023 PCT hiker survey includes these comments and data.

Social Issues on the PCT

The Pacific Crest Trail is, for the most part, an amazing place filled with incredible people.

However, just as the trail itself can be not so amazing at times – thunderstorms, fires, horrific weather events – the people, too, can occasionally be awful on the PCT.

Ageism

Overall, 12.5% of hikers experienced ageism on the Pacific Crest Trail. 8.7% experienced ageism from other hikers, 1.0% from people in town, and 2.8% from both their fellow hikers and people in town.

*As ageism was reported by hikers with a wide variety of ages, these percentages encompass all hikers.

Homophobia/Transphobia

Overall, 42.4% of LGBTQIA+ hikers experienced homophobia or transphobia on the Pacific Crest Trail. 9.6% experienced homophobia or transphobia from other hikers, 22.4% from people in town, and 10.4% from both their fellow hikers and people in town.

Racism

Overall, 22.5% of BIPOC hikers experienced racism on the Pacific Crest Trail. 1.3% experienced racism from other hikers, 17.5% from people in town, and 3.8% from both their fellow hikers and people in town.

Sexism

Overall, 53.1% of women experienced sexism or sexual harassment on the Pacific Crest Trail. 12.8% experienced sexism or sexual harassment from other hikers, 15.4% from people in town, and 2.94% from both their fellow hikers and people in town.

These data points are intriguing to me. For one thing this data suggests that the PCT is a kind of microcosm of the larger world. Ageism, Homo and Transphobia, Racism not to ignore sexism lurk even on the trail and the towns hikers pass through. At the beginning I described this data as intriguing but I should also mention that it feels disappointing too. The PCT is a place where one likes to think a certain immunity exists from these threats, attitudes, and general misgivings. Nevertheless some of societies uglier features, based on the data, still weasel their way into people's hiking experiences

Ageism faired better than homophobia and transphobias where when the data is taken together 42.4% of LGBTQIA+ hikers noted some form of negativity about their identity/preferences. BIPOC hikers felt they experienced the most (17.5%) racism from townspeople. As more people of color get on the trail it may dampen another ugly societal feature. Sadly just over half the women who submitted their survey said they experienced sexism or sexual harassment on the PCT. Some of the sexism and/or harassment came not just from townspeople but fellow hikers too. The percentages are nearly even.

The PCT hiker surveys are valuable in so many ways. It seems that in looking over this particular data surrounding ageism, racism, sexism, and homophobia/transphobia, we can use it as a call to action. As members of the PCT community we must be reminded through the survey responses that the PCT is as susceptible to some of the same social shortcomings of the world found off the trail. If we can take that understanding and apply it toward actively working to change such attitudes then the trail can be a welcoming place for more individuals than the survey results currently suggest. We may have to wait for the next survey and the one after that before we will really know if greater acceptance and a willingness to understand others is taking place. How we measure our collective progress is yet another product of Halfway's valuable surveys. Stealing a little from Woody Guthrie...we cannot forget that 'this trail is your trail and this trail is my trail, it belongs to you and me...' In reality we don't own it but we are responsible for what happens both on and off of the PCT and that can be a real source of pride.

[darkmaga-returns]

Because every COVID-19 mRNA bioweapon vaccine manufacturer entered into a royalty agreement with the NIH to pay royalties on their numerous mRNA vaccine bioweapon technology patents….except for Pfizer

Karen Kingston

Dec 29, 2024

December 29, 2024: Over the past 3 years, there have been multi-billion dollar battles over the royalty payments for the COVID-19 mRNA nanotechnology patents, patents such as this NIH patent for vaccine naonotechnology for use as a bioweapon….

There are thirty-two (32) mRNA technology and mRNA-related patents applicable across the 157 industrial countries (PCT) including the United States, China, India and European countries.

Last year, Moderna paid the NIH $400 million for use of just ONE (1) of their patents, and then the NIH pushed Moderna to sue Pfizer (on their behalf).

Example NIH mRNA ‘Vaccine’ Royalty Agreement

The only reason why companies, governments, and individuals file a patent is because they expect to get a payout some day. And in the case of the COVID-19 mRNA nanotechnology patents, the payouts should be HUGE. The example royalty rate in the NIH mRNA Vaccine agreement is 8% on NET sales.

As Pfizer generated approximately $87 billion in revenue from 2021-2023 COMIRNATY (COVID-19 mRNA ‘vaccine’) sales, per the example NIH royalty agreement (and assuming a 25% cost of goods sold), Pfizer would owe the NIH more than $5 billion in royalty payments, but they don’t. Why?

Because every COVID-19 mRNA bioweapon vaccine manufacturer entered into a royalty agreement with the NIH to pay royalties on their numerous mRNA vaccine bioweapon technology patents….except for Pfizer.

[magz]

wrt dominican-palestinian stuff of here …

news context (in spanish and news sites of diff political parties): October 2010

Gesto histórico dominicano con Palestina - Hoy Digital

October 2011

Palestina instalará su sede diplomática regional en RD - el caribe

October 2023

Organizaciones y ciudadanos dominicanos apoyan al pueblo palestino - acento

Solidaridad Dominicana con Palestina demanda NO al holocausto contra el pueblo palestino - diario dominicano (in article: Pro-Palestine Dominican protests got attacked by militarized Dominican alt-right)

https://diariodominicano.com/?p=481654

November 2023

Propalestinos se congregaron frente a la sede de la ONU en Santo Domingo

Canciller dominicano considera creación de un Estado Palestino para detener guerra en franja de Gaza - listin diario

December 2023

Solidaridad Dominicana con Palestina reclama cese al fuego en Gaza - HispanTV

Las opciones democráticas condenan la masacre de los palestinos - Tele-radio America

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some Pro-Palestine Dominican groups that want ceasefire and complete end to Palestinian genocide:

Solidaridad Dominicana con Palestina Partido Comunista del Trabajo -PCT- Movimiento Rebelde -MR- Militancia Revolucionaria Socialista -MRS- Acción Afro-Dominicana

and more.

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BDS applies here, and also boycott of National Dominican book fair (once a year, was august 2023 this year).

D.R. recognizes Palestine as a state, has Palestinian diplomatic ties, voted for ceasefire in U.N., has active pro-palestine activist groups, a recognized Palestinian diaspora, diff government entities has been trying to get humanitarian aid into Gaza n condemning Israel etc.

- but D.R. have been known for its business relations with Israel, n they could go harder.

[hartillyfleurir]

The End of Living Memory

As the year comes to an end, I have finally completed the main scenario quest of Dawntrail. The story concluded with a bittersweet ending, and I even cried during the final moments, especially when the music played in the last zone. It’s still more lighthearted compared to Endwalker and Shadowbringers.

I wasn’t able to draft anything for the year-end blog post here, but treat this as one, even though I’ve already posted it this year. (≧ω≦)

My partner and I completed the Starlight Celebration for 2024 before finishing the Dawntrail during Christmas week, marking the final moments of my WoL's snow-white hair color. We wore the same mix-and-match event outfits during that time, and I think they looked cute!

They made a new event location for the Starlight Celebration and it was so pretty and cozy. Though, I must say that I only hangout there for about twice. I wish I had more time to take more photos there but there's still next event!

[PHOTOS] some screenshots of 2024 Starlight Celebration :)

After doing the seasonal event, we continued the rest of the main scenario quests with the new hair of my WoL and I couldn't help but to squeal on how adorable the capybaras in-game, LOL! Too bad I have to grind to get it myself for a mount. TT

We managed to finish DT before Christmas Eve, and we are now catching up on other optional in-game content. We might also tackle the post-MSQ stuff in the next few weeks. Right now, I’m focusing on farming shared FATEs to collect the framer's kits I want for my portraits and adventure plate. EW and ShB feel much grindier compared to DT, though.

I think 2023 still had the longest sessions I've ever spent playing this game, even though I was still a sprout. I accomplished so much back then, including doing some ARR Extremes synced and cleared them! I was so crazy. But now, I’m leaning more toward chill, relaxing activities. My anxiety has gotten a lot worse, though. This year, I managed to tackle high-level trials and dungeons as a tank and healer. I also completed MSQ dungeons in DT as a healer, going in blind. I’ve become more confident in those roles, but I still struggle with anxiety. I would love to try the Chaotic Raid someday. I hope I can do it with patient people, just like when I was doing EX in ARR. There's no guarantee, though. I need to get better gear first and practice PCT more.

On the flip side, I bought a mini photo book for my FFXIV photo memories to at least immortalize those moments offline, as this game is so precious to me. I love how the first few pictures turned out, and I used one of the earliest pictures of my WoL when she was still a Miqo'te back in ARR as its cover. I would love to fill this album with in-game photo memories and look back on it someday. (ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ.ﾟ I might get a better printer next time, but for now, it did a good job. Maybe I'll add some stickers too, lol.

I’ve met cool people this year, even though I haven’t been able to connect with them much lately, and I think that will stay the same. I’m grateful to have been a part of their activities and even played with them in other games. If they ever see and read this, I just want to say thank you for spending time with me, even if it was only for a short while.

Thanks and take care!

~ neir

[ayearoferewhon]

PCT hiker leaves the springs, 2023 . . . (see source for story)

[kitkatpancakestack]

I swear I'm trying to write buddie again but every time it turns into sterek. Like what?? Idek. Idek. I think it's cuz I just reread pcts. It's the year of our lord 2023 what's happening. Also one day I'd love to write an original work again. Sigh.

[workersolidarity]

🇺🇲 🏦 🚨 U.S. RETAIL SALES DOWN 3.1 pct YEAR-ON-YEAR FROM 2022

U.S. retail sales, excluding consumer vehicles, grew 3.1% year-on-year for the period from Nov. 1st 2023 to Dec. 24th 2023, according to preliminary data from the MasterCard Spending pulse report issued on Tuesday.

Previously, the U.S. economy recorded a 7.6% year-on-year expansion, writes Xinhua News Agency.

In further detail, online retail sales grew by 6.3% year-on-year, while brick-and-mortar retail only grew by 2.2% year-on-year.

Restaurant sales saw a year-on-year expansion of 7.8% for the same period, while sales in Jewelry shrank by 2% and sales in electronics were down 0.4%.

Data was based on non-inflation adjusted aggregate sales activity from the MasterCard payments network in combination with survey-based estimates for certain payment forms including cash and check.

Further, the U.S. National Retail Foundation forecast for holiday spending for Nov. and Dec. 2023 expected growth of a projected 3-4% over 2022 to between $957.3 billion to $966.6 billion.

#source

@WorkerSolidarityNews

[pannaginip]

https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/12/30/23/ltfrb-jeepney-consolidation-rate-in-ncr-at-33-pct

ABS-CBN: ~33% of jeepneys in Metro Manila have consolidated, according to LTFRB.

Meanwhile, [LTFRB NCR Director Tamayo] said consolidated UV Express units are at 3,259 or 44.3 percent.

Combined, they make up 17,152 or only 35 percent of Public Utility Vehicles in NCR.

This has reinforced the LTFRB’s position that there will be no transportation crisis come January 2024, even in NCR, where 47.3 percent of routes are already being operated by consolidated transport entities, according to the agency.

Other modes of public transportation will also be there to serve the riding public. Although some, like taxis and Transportation Network Vehicle Services (TNVS) may be more costly.

[OTC Chairman] Ortega admits that some passengers may have to bear this burden temporarily.

The LTFRB said it is still in the process of collating the consolidation figures from all over the country as they come in. As per the Department of Transportation’s last update, the nationwide PUV consolidation rate was at 70 percent.

2023 Dec. 30

[burlveneer-music]

VA - Q4 Statement, 2023 - a name-your-price sampler from Woodford Halse & related labels

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[nature-hiking]

Trails of the PCT - Pacific national crest trail, CA, April 2023

photo by: nature-hiking

[pcttrailsidereader]

Halfway Anywhere: a PCT Gem

The 2023 PCT Hiker survey results that has been compiled for more than the past decade has been posted by Mac on his website Halfway Anywhere. Mac has been putting out the survey for the past eleven years and each year it gets better and more revealing. In 2023 there were 750 responses. We will share reactions to some of the data in the time ahead. For now, taking a look at hiker demographics seems like a great place to begin. I have copied Mac's data illustrations into this post.

Demographics

Beginning by looking at gender males still dominate the number of hikers on the PCT. However it appears more and more women are finding their way to the trail. As society gets more comfortable with sexual identification it appears that respondents to the survey are identifying preferences that otherwise may have not been identified. This is another form of diversity among PCT hikers.

PCT Hiker Gender

57.9% – Male

40.2% – Female

1.6% – Non-binary

0.3% – Genderqueer

PCT Hiker Age

The 25-29 year olds were the majority in the 2023 class. My age group was adequately represented but not as well as the 25-34 year olds.

0.9% – < 20

12.1% – 20-24

26.9% – 25-29

21.2% – 30-34

11.3% – 35-39

9.8% – 40-49

8.0% – 50-59

8.3% – 60-70

1.5% – 70+

PCT Hiker Race

It was surprising to me that just over 88% of the respondents to the survey identified as White. Despite efforts to diversify the PCT and the PCT experience, Caucasians in 2023 are still in the majority of PCT hikers. This is a fairly consistent trend over the past seven years of Halfway's data.

88.7% – White

3.8% – Asian

3.6% – Two or More Races

1.5% – Hispanic or Latino

0.3% – American Indian or Alaska Native

0.3% – Middle Eastern

1.9% – Prefer not to answer

PCT Hiker Education

Just over 70% of the 2023 class identified as having a Bachelor or Master's degree. That suggests a well educated group of hikers. I am the first to say college is not everything or as a result sets someone on a higher plain than the rest of society. I find it interesting how many of the responses were from a large majority of college graduates or people with some college background.

46.9% – Bachelor’s degree

23.7% – Master’s Degree

11.7% – Some college

4.7% – High school or equivalent

3.5% – Associate degree

2.4% – PhD

1.3% – JD

1.3% – MBA

0.9% – Trade School

0.8% – 12th grade or less

0.7% – MD

0.1% – CPA

0.1% – DCS/DEC

0.1% – DDS

0.1% – DO

0.1% – DPT

0.1% – DVM

0.1% – EdD

1.1% – Prefer not to answer

As you can see the hiker survey has much data to mine. This is the tip of a very large iceberg that can be found at Halfwayanywhere.com. We will continue with reactions to some of the data that stood out to us in later posts. We hope you will find it as interesting if not a bit surprising as we do.

[cricinfo1]

India’s WTC Aspirations What’s Next After New Zealand Defeat

India’s shocking 3-0 Test series defeat to New Zealand at home, capped by a narrow 25-run loss in Mumbai, has sent ripples through the cricketing world. This unexpected outcome not only dents India’s confidence but also poses significant challenges to their World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-2025 aspirations. Falling to second place in the WTC standings, India faces a daunting task to qualify for the final at Lord’s next summer. /
Impact of the New Zealand Defeat on WTC Standings Before the series, India seemed poised to comfortably secure a spot in the WTC final. However, the 0-3 whitewash caused their Points Percentage (PCT) to dip to 58.33%, trailing Australia, who now lead with a PCT of 62.50%. The latest WTC standings underscore the intensity of the competition: India’s once-commanding position has been overtaken, leaving little margin for error as the team gears up for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.
Path to WTC Final Qualification: The Border-Gavaskar Trophy India’s upcoming five-Test series against Australia has now become a do-or-die contest. For India to qualify without relying on other teams: Win at Least Four Matches A 4-1 series victory would push India’s PCT above 65%, likely guaranteeing a spot in the WTC final. This would also restore their reputation after the New Zealand series loss and serve as a significant morale booster. Adapt to Australian Conditions Historically, the Border-Gavaskar Trophy has been a test of grit and adaptability. India must prepare to face Australia’s formidable pace attack and counter the challenges posed by bouncy pitches. Key Players Must Perform Skipper Rohit Sharma, star batter Virat Kohli, and frontline bowler Jasprit Bumrah will need to lead from the front. Young talents like Shubman Gill and Mohammed Siraj will also have critical roles in ensuring India’s success.
Reliance on Other Teams’ Results If India fails to secure the required victories in Australia, their fate will depend on outcomes from other WTC fixtures, such as: Sri Lanka vs. Australia/South Africa These series could significantly alter standings, especially if Sri Lanka performs well and increases their PCT. New Zealand’s Remaining Matches As the defending champions, New Zealand could upset the balance if they maintain a winning streak. India must remain vigilant, as the WTC standings are dynamic, and every match could potentially influence their qualification chances.
What Must India Do to Turn Things Around? Address Weaknesses Analyze the New Zealand defeat and rectify vulnerabilities, particularly in batting collapses and inconsistent bowling performances. Strategic Gameplay Leverage past experiences from successful tours, such as the historic series win in Australia (2020-21), to build a robust strategy. Focus on Team Unity and Resilience With pressure mounting, India must stay mentally resilient and foster a team culture that thrives under challenging circumstances. Monitor Competition Keep a close eye on the performance of other WTC contenders to understand the qualification landscape better.
Conclusion: The Road Ahead India’s qualification for the WTC 2023-2025 Final is still within reach, but the journey will be challenging. Success in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy is non-negotiable, and every match will be crucial for their aspirations. With a blend of experience, strategy, and resilience, India can overcome these setbacks and march toward Lord’s. For more detailed match predictions and insights, visit cricinfo.cc and stay updated with the latest analysis, stats, and expert opinions.

More: https://cricinfo.cc/indias-wtc-aspirations-whats-next-after-new-zealand-defeat/

[snehalblog]

Global Insights into the Perfusion Imaging Market: Key Drivers, Opportunities, and Challenges - UnivDatos

According to a new report by UnivDatos Market Insights, the Perfusion Imaging Market was valued USD 1305.5 Million in 2022 at expected to grow with a CAGR of 4.3% during the forecast period (2023-2030). Perfusion imaging is a medical imaging technique used to assess blood flow to tissues and organs in the body. It is particularly valuable in diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as stroke, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. The growing demand for perfusion imaging can be attributed to the increasing incidence of cardiovascular diseases are the key factors which boost the adoption around the globe. Based on the type, the market has been categorized into magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, ultrasound, and others. Based on the application, the market has been categorized into ventilation-perfusion imaging, myocardial perfusion imaging, functional brain imaging, and tumour detection. Based on the end-user, the market has been categorized into hospitals, diagnostic center, and research institutes. The North America perfusion imaging market is expected to continue to grow in the coming years.

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The report suggests that the Rising Prevalence of Cancer is one of the major factors driving the growth of the perfusion imaging market during the forthcoming years. The increasing prevalence of cancer is significantly boosting the perfusion imaging market as it plays a pivotal role in the diagnosis, staging, and monitoring of various types of cancers. Cancer has become a global health concern, with its incidence steadily rising. This surge in cancer cases has led to an escalating demand for accurate and early diagnostic methods, where perfusion imaging stands out as a valuable tool for oncologists and radiologists alike. Perfusion imaging provides vital insights into tumor vascularity, blood flow patterns, and tissue perfusion. These factors are critical in determining the aggressiveness of a cancerous growth, planning treatment strategies, and assessing the effectiveness of therapies. Furthermore, Timely detection of cancer is crucial for successful treatment outcomes. Perfusion imaging, such as Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) and Perfusion CT (PCT), allows for the identification of aMnormal blood vessel development in tumors, enabling early cancer diagnosis even before structural changes are apparent. In recent years, there have been notable advancements and developments in the field of Perfusion imaging, driven by both research institutions and pharmaceutical companies. These developments have further fueled the market's growth potential. For instance, in 2020, Philips introduced the "Philips Oncology Solutions," which includes advanced imaging solutions like positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging for oncology applications, showcasing the integration of imaging into cancer care.

The increased focus on early detection and screening programs is significantly boosting the perfusion imaging market. Early detection is a cornerstone of effective healthcare, as it allows for the timely diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions, potentially leading to better outcomes and reduced treatment costs. Perfusion imaging, a sophisticated diagnostic technique, has emerged as a crucial tool in this context, offering unique advantages in the early detection and monitoring of diseases. Perfusion imaging techniques, such as Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) and Positron Emission Tomography (PET), are instrumental in the early detection of cancer. These technologies provide insights into tumour vascularity, helping identify aMnormalities even before structural changes occur. Early cancer detection improves the chances of successful treatment and reduces the need for extensive therapies. Moreover, Perfusion imaging methods like Myocardial Perfusion Imaging (MPI) are essential for screening individuals at risk of cardiovascular diseases. They detect reduced blood flow to the heart muscle, indicating the presence of coronary artery disease. Early detection enables timely interventions, such as lifestyle changes or medications, to prevent heart attacks and strokes. Furthermore, Companies and research institutions continue to invest in perfusion imaging research, focusing on improving the sensitivity and specificity of perfusion imaging for early disease detection. These efforts are expected to result in more advanced and accessible perfusion imaging tools. The rising interest in early detection has led to increased investments, mergers, and acquisitions in the pharmaceutical industries, further driving advancements in this field. For Instance, in 2021, GE Healthcare's investments in advanced imaging technologies are particularly relevant to early disease detection. Their developments in MR and CT technologies enhance the capabilities of perfusion imaging in identifying early signs of disease.

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The healthcare landscape is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by two significant drivers: the rising prevalence of cancer and increased focus on early detection and screening programs. Firstly, the increasing prevalence of cancer is driving the adoption of perfusion imaging techniques and technologies. Recent developments, mergers, and investments in the field of oncology imaging underscore the importance of perfusion imaging in comprehensive cancer care, making it an essential component of modern oncology diagnostics and treatment planning.

Secondly, the increased focus on early detection and screening programs is driving the demand for perfusion imaging. Recent developments, mergers, and investments by leading healthcare companies underscore the vital role of perfusion imaging in facilitating early disease diagnosis and intervention, ultimately improving patient outcomes and reducing the burden of disease on healthcare systems.

[masr356]

Here’s the updated WTC 2023-25 points table after India loses the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia | masr356.com

The points table ICC World Test Championship 2023-25 currently looks a lot clearer after India lost the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 to Australia. The leaderboard of the WTC table is determined through Percentage System (PCT) points. South Africa vs Australia showdown at the Lord’s As Australia clinched a historic win in the SCG Test to secure the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after 10 years, the two…