By Richard Lambert
In 2022 he joined fellow industry giant DP World, where he serves as Global Chief Commercial Officer for Logistics. It’s been a busy couple of years for DP World, which has increasingly expanded into end-to-end supply chain services in a bid to remain competitive. They form part of what Beat refers to as a “toolbox of end-to-end services” that DP World can provide to BCOs. As a result, they can easily measure milestones, take action and better optimise the supply chain. “There are a lot of new challenges in the supply chain where customers are having to reposition,” he concludes.
Post by dewdman42 » Fri Oct 14, 2022 1:20 pmIf DP worked properly it would be preferable to have the box checked. What this box means, as I understand it, is that when its checked, DP is supposed to consider when it received MIDI events during record...and taking into account current latency...it knows when you should have heard the metronome clicks and uses that to determine when in time to register the actual MIDI events on the track relative to WHEN YOU HEARD the clicks. When the box is unchecked, then it doesn't attempt to do that..which means that with a large buffer setting, you will be hearing the audible clicks late...and playing late...and the MIDI events would be registered late also..Basically its preferable if the functionality actually worked right to have it checked. But the record offset functionality is simply not working correctly and registers events wrong, so the next best solution for now is use a very small buffer while recording MIDI and uncheck that box to get rid of DP's currently faulty record offset calculation. 5,1 MacPro 3.46ghz x 12 cores,96gb, Monterey (OpenCore), Lynx AES16e-50+X32
Wharton graduate and aspiring olympian to judge break-dancing competitionRhythmic Damage XVI, an annual break-dancing jam hosted by Freaks of the Beat, will be held at Houston Hall on Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. Credit: Matthew Schwartz2011 Wharton graduate and aspiring Olympian Sunny Choi will judge an annual break-dancing jam hosted by Freaks of the Beat. The break-dancing jam — Rhythmic Damage XVI — will take place on Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. in Houston Hall. I also went to Wharton and assumed I would just be working a corporate job for the rest of my life.”The transition away from her full-time job was challenging, especially from a financial perspective. "Financially, I was completely scared to give up my full-time job because of the perceived stability that a corporate job gives you," she said. Other accomplishments include winning silver in the 2022 World Games and the 2019 World Urban Games, and 7th place in the 2022 World DanceSport Federation World Championships.
Penn alumna Sunny Choi to feature in breakdancing at 2024 Paris Olympics The 2011 Wharton graduate will become the first female breakdancer to represent the United States in the OlympicsClass of 2011 Wharton graduate Sunny Choi will compete in the games' breakdancing competition. It was also during this time when Choi first discovered Freaks of the Beat, Penn’s premier breakdancing and hip-hop student group. Before long, Choi fell in love with breakdancing, often skipping class to attend practices, jams, and workshops hosted through Philadelphia. Breaking will be making its inaugural appearance at the senior-level Olympic Games after first making an appearance at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. The 2024 Paris Olympics are currently set to kick off on July 26, with the opening ceremony slated for 1:30 pm EDT.
About Curren:I am an Academy-Award nominated and Emmy-winning filmmaker and photographer based in Knoxville, Tennessee. I am the director of photography and producer on the Netflix Original Documentaries "Heroin(e)" and "Recovery Boys." My video work has been commissioned by The New York Times, MSN, The Bitter Southerner, and Mashable among others. My photography work has been commissioned by Orion Magazine, 100 Days in Appalachia, Mashable, The Ohio Valley Resource, and The Bitter Southerner. Email me: currensheldon@gmail
DP World said the acquisition of CFR Rinkens was “a strategic move to enhance its capabilities in delivering precisely tailored solutions to its automotive clients”. Most recently, DP World reported that it was moving 10,000 SUVs in containers into Turkey through its Yarímca container terminal for Chinese carmaker Chery Automobile. “We are thrilled to welcome CFR Rinkens into the DP World family as we continue to deliver our strategy to provide innovative end-to-end logistics services to our clients,” said Beat Simon, global chief commercial officer, logistics at DP World. In addition, CFR Rinkens offers tailored logistics services to the emerging energy storage and battery lifecycle industries. DP World said the acquisition of CFR Rinkens fortifies its ability to customise offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.
Background: Pre-transplant donor specific antibodies (DSA), directed at non-self human leukocyte antigen (HLA) protein variants present in the donor organ, have been associated with worse outcomes in kidney transplantation. Results: Pre-transplant DSA were associated with a significantly increased risk of ABMR, graft loss, and accelerated eGFR decline. DSA directed at Class I and Class II HLA antigens were strongly associated with increased risk of ABMR, but only DSA directed at Class II associated with graft loss. DSA MFI markedly affected outcome, and Class II DSA were associated with ABMR already at 500-1000 MFI, whereas Class I DSA did not affect outcome at similar low MFI values. Furthermore, isolated DSA against HLA-DP carried comparable risks for ABMR, accelerated eGFR decline, and graft loss as DSA against HLA-DR.
