This Zelebration will kick off LeMoyne’s Chain of Parks Art Festival for 2021. As a world-renown artist and FSU professor, Zerbe entrusted LeMoyne Arts with the largest collection of his artwork in the world. LeMoyne Arts will be showing eight never-seen-before pieces for the Zelebration, along with hosting lectures and roundtable discussions on civil rights, Zerbe’s art journey, and birding (Zerbe is best known in Tallahassee for his collection of bird lithographs inspired by his time at St. Marks Wildlife Santuary).

LeMoyne Arts will be making Kar Zerbe’s treasured bird serigraph collection available for purchase. These limited edition serigraphs, silk screened by Karl Zerbe assisted by LeMoyne volunteers, will be available (unframed) for $400 each, LeMoyne Arts members receive a 10% off their purchase.

Come to the Zerbe Bird Event on Saturday, April 10th from 11 am – 12 pm, to see guest speaker, Dr. Todd Engstrom, discuss Zerbe’s bird-related work along with other regional birding content. An optional $20 donation at the event will automatically enter you into a contest to win a free Zerbe bird serigraph!

Another exciting event hosted by LeMoyne Arts: Karl Zerbe: In His Time and in Ours. Tuesday, April 13th from 6 pm – 7 pm. Guest speaker, Dr. Preston McLane, Director, FSU Museum of Fine Arts, will explore the life and career of Kar Zerbe, situating his practice within the historical contexts, styles, and movements of his time while also challenges audiences to look critically at how Zerbe approached the subjects of his art works. This will be a small, in-person and virtual event live streamed on Chain of Parks Facebook page. FREE tickets are available for in-person option at https://www.eventeny.com/events/2021chainofparksartfestival-1128/.

In-person and virtual exhibits featuring Karl Zerbe and other artists he inspired can be found at LeMoyne Arts, Council on Culture & Arts online gallery and Tallahassee International Artport Gallery, TCC Hurst Gallery, and FAMU Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery. This city-wide Zelebration will inspire and strengthen our vibrant community in a fun and COVID-safe way. Come and enjoy all that the Zerbe Zelebration has to offer and enjoy tasting German-inspired custom brew created by Proof Brewing called the “Zerbe PilZner”, in honor of Karl Zerbe’s German heritage. It is served at the festival and at other venues that carry Proof Beer.

The 35^th Annual Sandestin Wine Festival will take place April 15-18, 2021. The Sandestin Wine Festival has been named the “Best Annual Event” by Destin Magazine, and is known as the Best event in the Visit South Walton Beaches Wine and Food Festival area. Ticket and additional event information can be found by visiting sandestinwinefestival.com.

About the Festival

The Sandestin Wine Festival at Baytowne Wharf brings an opportunity for discovery. Four days of unique events open up a wide range of experiences from attending wine dinners with celebrity chefs, participating in preview events throughout the year, and taking part in wine tastings that showcase hundreds of wines.

Wine novices are able to learn more about wines and sample from a comprehensive selection in all varieties, styles, and price ranges. Wine aficionados enjoy meeting winemakers, asking detailed questions, and acquiring hard to get selections. An added bonus is the opportunity to immediately purchase your favorite selections at the ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Retail Tent at a discounted rate. Everyone gets to enjoy the live music, interactive experiences at the Culinary tents, and shops and dining of the Village of Baytowne Wharf. THIS EVENT IS RAIN OR SHINE!

The 35^thAnnual Sandestin Wine Festival is sure to be a memorable event. Stay tuned to the website and sign up for the newsletter to be the first to know about special events and new activities. The Village of Baytowne Wharf is always open to the public. Even during special events, guests are welcome to visit the shops and merchants. Non drinking festival guests are welcome to attend the Grand Wine Tasting with their friends at no charge–they will not receive a wristband.

Enjoy a workshop with world-renown artist, Jim
Sherraden in the gardens at LeMoyne Arts! Learn his approach to print making
and collage. Please visit the website for ticket information https://chainofparks.org/workshop/.

THIS YEAR ONLY, the Chain of Parks Art Festival is asking only
serious art patrons and enthusiasts to attend the festival in the parks to
support the exhibiting artists. To control crowd size and adhere to safety
guidelines, this festival will be a FREE TICKETED event.
Attendees will need to reserve a ticket online and select a time slot to see
artists in the parks. The festival will be following CDC guidelines and will
have safety precautions visibly placed throughout the event. to view additional
safety precautions, visit www.chainofparks.com. 

The festival
has expanded this year to offer new and exciting programs to bring the
community unique fine art experiences in a COVID-safe way leading up to the
festival weekend in the parks. The “newly expanded” 10-day event
kicks off with the Zerbe Zelebration, for
reknown artist Karl Zerbe April 9-18. Other exciting news for this year’s
festival includes FSU’s Opening Nights Special Presenting Artist event
with artist Michael Rosato on April 15 and an Artist Workshop with
Jim Sherraden, formerly of Hatch Printing, at LeMoyne Arts on April 15. All
leading up to the festival weekend with Artists in the Park April
17-18.

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With something new and exciting every day, your family can
have a blast when you spring into the Science Center! Don’t miss a moment of
fun. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. All activities
included with general admission.

Join the Science Center all week long for special events and
workshops!

April 21 & 22 – Family-Friendly Workshops from 12 – 2
p.m.
April 21: Explore the Universe- we have brand new kits from the NISE Network
all about Space, so get ready to explore the galaxy with hands-on activities
appropriate for a wide range of ages. What will your family discover together?

April 22: Going Green- we’re celebrating Earth Day while
learning about our environment with fun, hands-on activities for the whole
family to enjoy together regarding all things green.

April 23 – Special Activities Day from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Bring the family to play in SMALLab from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and be sure to
check out our Chem Demo at 1 p.m. Our educators always have a blast (sometimes
literally) performing chemistry demonstrations for our guests.

April 24 – WOW! Factor Science Show (free event) &
Reno’s Reptiles (admission required)
Enjoy a free science show from the Wow Factor! When you’re done, check into the
museum, and the whole family can enjoy Reno’s Reptiles. The folks at Reno’s
Reptiles are bringing a wide variety of animals including Pythons, Anacondas,
Iguanas, Skink, Scorpion, and a 50lb Tortoise! All can be held and touched
(minus the scorpion), so come discover these awesome animals.

Enjoy the rest of the museum from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. on all of these days. All
activities are included with general admission pricing.  Rates: $10 adults/$8 seniors/$8 for children.
Military discounts are available.

https://www.ecscience.org/events-1/spring-into-the-science-center-april-special-events

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Join us for this special planetarium where we’ll explore
Native American folklore and legends behind the stars. Our Planetarium is an
inflatable dome. Guests sit on cushions on the floor of the planetarium to view
the show. Due to social distancing guidelines, space is limited. Purchasing tickets
in advance is highly recommended for this reason. Masks are also required while
inside the museum. On Planetarium Nights, please arrive at least 10 minutes
before your scheduled showing. In case of no-shows/late shows: reserved spots
will be released at show time to make space for the next party.

Shows begin at 6 and 7 pm and last approximately 45 minutes.

Seating is limited and very popular. We encourage purchasing
your tickets in advance, as this is a first come, first served event. Please
call 850-664-1261, stop by the Science Center, or use our online ticketing option to purchase your tickets.

Our planetarium is sponsored by Gulf Power

Pricing:
Nonmembers: $9 Adult | $8 Senior | $7 Children
Members: $7 Adult | $6 Senior | $5 Children
Planetarium Special Feature shows do not qualify for free member admission;
reduced pricing is available for members.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must occur 24 hrs prior
to your show time to receive a refund. No Shows will not receive a refund. Be at
least 10 minutes early to your show time or your seat can be given to someone
else.

For more information or questions:
Call 850-664-1261 | Email business-office@ecscience.org

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The programme will take the group on a journey of self-discovery and self-mastery. It will enable participants to understand and leverage their core strengths to become authentic leaders and role-models who empower others. Participants will develop leadership and coaching skills, confidence, self-awareness and understanding of their core competencies and strengths. The interactive sessions will provide practical tools to increase self-confidence.

Manufacturing processes should be validated prior to initiate commercial manufacturing. Regulatory bodies expect that the manufacturer understand the process so that quality, safety and efficacy of the product are designed or built into the product through the appropriate control of each manufacturing process steps. Today, process validation comprises three main steps: (1) Stage 1 – Process Design (FDA) or Process Evaluation (EMA); (2) Stage 2 – Process Qualification (FDA) or Process Verification (EMA); and (3) Continued Process Verification (FDA) or On-going Process Verification (EMA). The training aims to provide deeper understanding on how process validation for biotechnological processes, which is the collection and evaluation of data from the process design stage through commercial production, would be appropriately designed and executed to establish scientific evidence that a manufacturing process is capable of consistently delivering quality product.

The interface between Development and GMP units is one of the most exciting in the pharmaceutical industry. Mutual understanding of the different regulatory environment and the functional priorities is a key success factor. Conflicts, mostly resulting from different approaches and priorities, can have negative impact on business processes even outside the R&D or GMP areas.

R&D needs flexibility and should not be over-regulated, whereas GMP concentrates on standardization and high throughput. On the other hand, R&D has to create a solid and robust fundament to enable manufacturing and quality control to work according to established and efficient procedures.

The training aims to generate a common understanding of how to best interlink these two areas and create highly efficient processes from product development to routine manufacturing of generic pharmaceutical products.

In current environment bank profitability is under heavy pressure, especially in Europe. Negative interest rates, flat interest curve, heavy investment needed for digitalization,
competition from Fintech… this is leading bank profitability to historically low levels, and valuations are also suffering since several years. In this context, ensuring adequate pricing of products is a key challenge to be able to:

• Sustain profitability at an adequate level
• Attract most profitable client through tailored offer
• Avoid race to nominal profit growth at the expense of long term profitability

Developing an adequate Risk Based Pricing practice can be a key advantage. It is a challenge given it lies at the intersection of several skills, namely commercial, financial and risk expertise’s. Pricing a credit goes far beyond comparing a credit spread to the capital consumed, and this course is designed to dig deeper into this hot topic.

The training course will support you in collecting, sorting and proper understanding of the requirements of the serialisation Requirements in Brazil, Russia, in Europe, the US and other markets. This includes the relevant information related to the Brazilian Serialisation, the Russian Crypto Coding, the defined two EU-safety features (unique identifier and tamper evident closure) and the US and International serialisation requirements. Also, this course will deal with the existing and emerging global serialization and track and trace requirements for medicines and their packaging in markets such as China, Korea, US and others. Generally, the business opportunities, the technical possibilities and the challenges of application of Smart pharma packaging and printed are core content of this course. Best practice examples will demonstrate how these topics can be put into practice. This course will also deal with Artwork Security and Audit Trails of Artworks Management.

For price and detailed agenda, visit the site and request the agenda!

The Virtual Leadership in Safety workshop is based upon our multi-award winning Leadership programme, reconfigured to meet the needs of business as a consequence of the Global Coronavirus Pandemic. The virtual workshop takes the lessons and tools shared within our ‘classical’ classroom workshop environment and reinterprets them into an innovative and highly engaging online experience in which guests are able to critically consider the issues that support the emergence of a robust safety culture and the actions that safety leaders can take to support this. It is important for guests to understand that this is NOT a typical videoconference! Despite the fact that guests attend from dispersed locations, this is a workshop and, in the spirit of any workshop, attendees are required to ‘roll up their sleeves (virtually!)’ and get involved in discussions, syndicate activities, role plays etc. By taking the time to listen, to learn and to share you will increase your ability to be a positive influence on the culture of safety that you aspire to. Are you ready to commit to making a positive change?

From the idea to the patient

Since 1231, when Friederich II passed the Constitutione Regni Siciliae, (the first medicinal law for Europe) the regulations for medicinal products have changed. The first chemically synthesized APIs in combination with the industrialization beginning 1900, shifted the production of medicinal products from pharmacies to pharmaceutical companies. Meanwhile we have a big variety of laws, regulations and guideline, which accompany the different phases of the approximately 12 year from the first idea until a new medicinal product is available for the patient. This seminar want’s to give an overview of the relevant good working practices and provides the connection to the life cycle of a medicinal product. The main focus here is on the Good development practice, Good Manufacturing Practice and Good Distribution Practice in combination with the life cycle of a Medicinal Products.

PowerLink is the largest and most anticipated small business conference and expo.  PowerLink is a business to business premium event to reach small business owners, decision makers, business services, distributors, and suppliers.  It is the source that connects business owners to other business owners and provides innovative information that encourages growth. 

Business Owners attend this event to browse and meet with exhibitors/vendors providing products and services to enhance their business. They will attend this event and network with other small business owners through-out the entire event. If you’re a business owner and want to grow your business, this event is a MUST ATTEND!

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Discover the sizzling stories behind the constellations in this
planetarium event for adults (18 ). Explore Roman and Greek legends and
mythology hidden in the sky as you take a trip through the cosmos during the
ultimate planetarium adventure. Much like all our Sordid Secrets, this is an
adult event, as those wily gods definitely didn’t keep things rated PG!

Our Planetarium is an inflatable dome. Guests sit on cushions on
the floor of the planetarium to view the show. Due to size, space is limited to
15 patrons at a time. Purchasing tickets in advance is highly recommended for this
reason. On show nights, please arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled
showing. In case of no-shows/late shows: reserved spots will be released at
show time to make space for the next party.

Shows begin at 6 and 7 pm and last approximately 45 minutes.

Seating is limited and very popular. We encourage purchasing your
tickets in advance, as this is a first come, first served event. Please call
850-664-1261, stop by the Science Center, or use our online ticketing option to
purchase your tickets.

Pricing
Nonmembers: $9 Adult | $8 Senior
Members: $7 Adult | $6 Senior
Event for guests 18 and up
Sordid
Secrets shows are a special quarterly planetarium feature and do not qualify
for free member admission; reduced pricing is available for members.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must occur 24 hrs prior to your
show time to receive a refund. No Shows will not receive a refund. Be at least
10 minutes early to your show time or your seat can be given to someone else.

For more information or questions:
Call 850-664-1261 | Email business-office@ecscience.org

Our planetarium is sponsored by Gulf Power

This 2-day intensive programme is aimed at participants who wish to understand the various legal and practical aspects of commercial contracts in its different facets, and minimise their organisation to exposure to potential expensive disputes, it addresses the background law, key documents including the Joint Venture Agreement, R&D Agreement, Commercial Manufacturing Agreement, Collaboration structures, intellectual property. Sample documents will be shared with the participants to study themselves and refer back to them to continue their learning after the course.

Analytical instruments and computerised systems operating in regulated laboratories must

be fit for intended use. This is achieved by using a combination of analytical instrument

qualification (AIQ) and computerised system validation (CSV). In the current regulatory

environment instruments and systems must ensure data integrity and therefore technical

controls must be enabled to ensure this as well as being included within the scope of a

CSV project. Regulations, either current interpretations of existing ones or following the

issuance of updated ones, allow for risk-based approaches but many laboratories either

do not consider this or are held back by ultra conservative quality assurance departments.

This course is intended to take a practical and risk-based approach to integrated AIQ and

CSV. Instead of automating the status quo any laboratory process should be mapped and

redesigned for electronic working by removing spreadsheets and paper printouts. To

achieve this requires the implementation of applications that are technically compliant.

Most Heads of Internal Audit would say that their functions have adopted a risk-based approach. Why then is Internal Audit often seen as negative and unhelpful, a function that points out errors and focusses on finding fault? Is it because it focusses mainly on failure rather than success. Changing this mindset is the biggest challenge for the audit function. This highly-interactive course will show you how to deliver measurable benefits to your business by :

• Focusing audit attention on key business activities which are often not reviewed
• Targeting areas of opportunity and added value
• Making suggestions for reducing controls for over-managed risks
• Delivering a future focussed process
• Being seen as a success driver and a catalyst for positive change

CPE Credits

Participants will earn 14 CPE credits in the Auditing field of study

Management is managerial disipline – with specific processes, tools and techniques – whose importance is increasingly recognized in the Pharma Industry, expecially in R&D, Development and Sales Functions or Divisions. Managers are increasingly called upon to improve their Project Management skills, in research/discovery, preclinical and clinical studies, filing/approval as well as in launch/sales projects phases, not only to share a method, but also to develop a specific and common culture even with external project partners, especially if international.

This 2 day intensive programme is aimed at participants who wish to understand the various legal aspects of M & A in its different facets, it addresses the deal process, key documents including the Share Purchase Agreement, Disclosure Letter, specific issues Due Diligence in FinTech including Technology, Infrastructure, Material IT components , Cybersecurity, Contract ‘landmines’ with the distinctions between a share purchase and an asset purchase Sample documents will be shared with the participants to study themselves and refer back to them to continue their learning.

Stress testing has become an important tool for risk management and a key part of the regulatory framework. This course discusses various approaches to generating stress scenarios, simple ‘what-if’ scenarios and simulation techniques through to the use of full structural macroeconomic models of the global economy. It will look at examples of impact on the balance sheet and P&L projections under stress scenarios. Many types of risk can be exposed by stress testing that may not be apparent using only models calibrated to recent historical data. These risks are explored by looking at potential impact on regulatory indicators under stress scenarios. Hence the impact on capital ratios is explored and also the LCR and NSFR indicators of liquidity and the impact of stress scenarios on IRRBB (interest rate risk in the banking book) and the leverage ratio.

The course will also consider regulatory guidelines to stress testing and looks at regulatory stress testing exercises, for example, EBA/ECB, Bank of England and DFAST/CCAR.

An innovative area of focus on the course will be on coherent approaches to risk aggregation in order to construct an economic capital number based on stressed
scenarios. Participants will engage in Spreadsheet-based exercises and also role-playing exercises (live courses only) where time constraints and class sizes permit. Role-playing exercises will be used to practice engagement with a regulator, defending assumptions and responding to likely regulatory challenge.

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the cyber security landscape as threat actors exploit the current crisis by launching an unrelentless barrage of attacks against organisations of all shapes and sizes.

To survive, organisations must adopt approaches to cybersecurity that will require more direct engagement from senior executives to protect critical business information and systems without constraining innovation and growth. Key to this is having robust risk management and audit assurance capabilities to help business executives manage their cybersecurity risks.

Critical infrastructure organisations, including utilities, financial services and oil and gas remains the prime choice of cyber criminals and hackers. However, pharmaceutical companies have some special characteristics that make them particularly vulnerable to attack. This workshop will therefore explore cybersecurity risk management and audit through the lens of big pharma.

The delivery of the three day, 4.5 hours per day, workshop is virtual through a combination of lectures, sharing of real-life examples and group exercises.

Do you face challenges to attract or retain talent? An effective L&D strategy will attract and ensure an engaged workforce. An engaged workforce not only goes the extra mile or recommends others to join your company, they are also constantly improving their competencies.

If L&D Management can help you overcome this staffing challenge, how does a 21st centuryL&D Management look like today?

Covid-19 has recently shook us and put us in motion. The learning landscape is evolving: moreand more companies are embracing online learning. Hybrid learning programmes and virtual classrooms are being organised everywhere. Flip learning is knocking at the door as well. The lessons learned from the “voice of the customer”, the war of talent and society changes force us to thoroughly question the traditional learning.

But how do you get started? Or how do you reinvent it to stay competitive? And what are the key success factors of a performant L&D Management in this new era?

For price and detailed agenda, visit the site and request the agenda!

Key Topics

Impact of Covid-19

Impact of Covid-19 on the Payment Infrastructures

Technological advancements / FinTech

Technological advancements / FinTech and their effect on the European Payment Industry

Trends and Practices

Trends and Practices around the world – How fast will they spread?

PSD2 & PSD3

Beyond PSD2 & potential contents of PSD3

The focus of this training will be on providing an update of ongoing activities regarding the benefit risk assessment throughout the lifecycle of a medicinal product. We will discuss the comprehensive framework on benefit-risk of medicinal products and participants will learn about the main principles, legal, and regulatory basis for benefit-risk obligations and frameworks for compliance. Also, we will discuss the fundamentals of benefit-risk assessment, including the different methods and frameworks (i.e. Qualitative and Quantitative) to assess the benefit-risk ratio of each medicinal product. Moreover, participants will have the opportunity to get an insight on real life examples on benefit risk assessment and evaluation and will be able to apply the key concepts learned to conduct a benefit-risk assessment and select the appropriate tools to optimize benefit-risk balance for their products.

Key Takeaways

The latest outcomes of the effects of COVID19 on the delay of new product launch

Can Price Transparency contribute to more affordable patient access to medicines?

Reaching a better integration of regulatory pathways

A look into the personalized reimbursement system

Early Payer Engagement

Equal access and multi-indication medicines

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Workshop Lessons:

We have exciting new workshops for
2021 including hands-on, interactive lessons that give kids the opportunity to
spend their vacation on a science adventure! From Disney-inspired engineering
to galactic space adventures and our Wizarding World of Science, Monday and
Tuesday workshops will delight and educate all. Sign your kiddos up today! Camp
time includes the lessons listed below as well as fun activities in SMALLab, in
our new STEAM Machine, and in our outdoor exhibit area, plus a 20-minute lunch
break. Kids can expect to explore a different theme every week, and each Monday
and Tuesday workshop will have different activities.

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Calendar of Events

June 14 & 15- Science
Kingdom: Be our guest at this Disney-inspired workshop where we will
explore all the science behind the shows and movies you’ve grown up watching.

Topics covered: Engineering,
Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry

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June 21 & 22- Mad
Scientist: Step into the Mad Scientist’s laboratory and stir up some
trouble. We promise you it will be mystifying, nearly magical, and absolutely
mad.

Topics covered: Chemistry,
Physics

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June 28 & 29- Mystery at
the Museum: Whodunit? In this character-immersive camp, you’ll have to dive
in and test your detective skills to dig up clues by using the same crime
solving techniques the professionals do.

Topics covered: Forensics, Chemistry,
Archaeology, Anatomy

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July 6 (no class on July 5 due
to the holiday)- Messtival: It’s easy to make a mess when you’re not the
one who has to clean it up! Join us for a day of ooey gooey slime messes that
you can’t make at home. *Please send children in clothes that can get messy
for this workshop.*

Topics covered: Chemistry,
Engineering, Biology, Geology

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July 12 & 13- Poke
Trainers: Gotta catch ’em all, right? Let’s learn the science behind
Pokemon types and their abilities and relate them to bugs, reptiles, and
mammals.

Topics covered: Zoology,
Etymology, Paleontology, Engineering

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July 19 & 20- Wizarding
World of Science: We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted
at the Emerald Coast Wizarding World of Science. Our young wizards will be
sorted into one of four houses and will participate in a variety of classes
inspired by Harry Potter.

Topics covered: Circuits, Chemistry,
Engineering, Botany

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July 26 & 27- Robotics,
Roll Out: “Autobots, Transform and Roll Out!” Join us as we
discover robotics in a new way as we put a fun spin on one of our most popular
programs. Get a hands-on introduction to everything that the field of robotics
has in store for you.

Topics covered: Robotics,
Electricity, Circuits, Engineering, Physics, Coding

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August 2 & 3- STEAM Wars:
Travel to a galaxy far, far away and immerse yourself in some of your favorite
Sci-Fi stories. Move beyond fiction to discover real-life rocketry, explore our
solar system, and investigate mysteries of deep space.

Topics covered: Astronomy,
Engineering, Circuits, Robotics, Technology

For pricing and information visit ecscience.org/summer-steam-workshops

Register at ecscience.org/events or call 850-664-1261

Over the past decade, implementing disclosure and data transparency policies and procedures in clinical trials has become an essential requirement for anyone working in this area. Most of the major pharmaceutical companies have already established transparency policies, spontaneously giving the possibility to access the data collected during their clinical trials to anyone who requests it; at the same time, regulatory agencies such as European Regulatory Agency Policy (EMA), FDA, and the International Committee of Medical Journal The editors (ICMJE) have made the effective management and publication of data collected in clinical trials mandatory.

The management of confidential company data and patient personal data by the study sponsor must therefore be redefined; these requests will translate into an additional workload for

those working in the world of medical research, which must however be turned into a new opportunity of adding value to scientific communication. This workshop aims to provide practical tools to manage new requests proactively and effectively in terms of data transparency in clinical trials, producing benefits that go beyond compliance with the rules.

This morning session camp is $195 per registrant, and runs from Monday-Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Our camps are designed for girls and boys, ages 7-14. Kids will create 4 DIY youth projects and a DIY camp t-shirt over the course of the camp! Participants will be able to customize and choose their project designs and paint colors from our decor line of paints!

We also offer an afternoon session from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm June 14-June 17th and an optional Friday half-day camp June 18th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Check our calendar to register!

This Week’s Summer ARt Camp Projects will include:
Project 1: Abstract Photo Frame
Project 2: Accessory Board
Project 3: Mini Plank Tray
Project 4: Canvas Pillow

The environment for recombinant proteins used as biotherapeutics is changing. In the context of developing new biological entities, the bioindustry should further improve speed to clinic,
gain in manufacturing flexibility while reducing costs of good sales (COGS).

Despite at start of the recombinant era in the 80s/90s, continuous upstream processes have been applied especially for sensitive molecules such as hormones, cytokines and blood factors, the development of monoclonal antibodies as drugs was mainly based on large-scale fed-batch upstream connected to chromatography-based purification operated in batch. However, since the last ten years, it seems that the productivity of manufacturing processes of recombinant proteins based on large-scale fed-batch and classical chromatography processes has reached a plateau. As new technologies in cell separation and automatization of chromatographybased processes emerged, continuous manufacturing becomes a valid option for improving manufacturing productivity, flexibility and COGS.

Whereas continuous manufacturing is now well considered for small molecules, it is not yet the case for biologics. Despite, some challenges still exist in applying continuous manufacturing processing for biologics, that approach could address some of the current limitations of largescale fed-batch processes.

2020 was a stark reminder of just how unpredictable the world is. As events unfolded and policy makers responded it was necessary for banks and other economic agents to continuously update their outlook on how the economy would respond. Markets initially lurched downwards, stocks, commodities and interest rates but then started to look through the immediate impact of the crisis to a recovering economy benefiting from vaccines and the monetary and fiscal tools deployed by policy makers. Many would argue that the markets have been wildly optimistic about recovery, others would disagree. What is clear is that forecasting is much more difficult, and yet far more important, than we might like.

The aim of this course is to provide participants with an overview of approaches to forecasting ranging from the classical linearforecasting methods to non-linear approaches, predicting extreme events and the types of techniques used by traders. While the aim is to present a range of techniques, the course is also frank about their weaknesses and great emphasis is placed on making use of all available techniques together with incorporation of expert judgement.

During the presentation the trainer will develop models using a range of tools to demonstrate techniques. Participants will have opportunities to explore the models further.

This morning session camp is $195 per registrant, and runs from Monday-Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Our camps are designed for girls and boys, ages 7-14. Kids will create 4 DIY youth tie dye projects over the course of the camp! Participants will be able to customize and choose their project designs and paint colors from our decor line of paints! 

We also offer an afternoon session from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm June 21-June 24th and an optional Friday half-day camp June 25th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Check our calendar to register!

This Week’s Summer ARt Camp Projects will include:
Project 1: Tie Dye Shirt
Project 2: Tie Dye Canvas Wall Hanging
Project 3: Personalized Tie Dye Pillow Case
Project 4: Tie Dye 12×16 Plank Sign

For More Details: https://www.eventvesta.com/events/4189

Located at the South’s No. 1-ranked resort destination, the Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic at Sandestin coincides with the peak of the Gulf Coast’s blue marlin season. Last year, Mollie, a Destin-based G&S custom sport fisher, took the top prize with a 660.4-pound marlin and over $500,000 in prize earnings. Visit FishECBC.com for registration and tournament details.

About the Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic

Taking place in one of the most productive fisheries in the United States, timed to coincide with the peak of the Gulf Coast’s blue marlin season and located at the South’s number-one ranked resort destination, the Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic at Sandestin® (ECBC) has set the precedent for world-class sportfishing tournaments.

This annual event offers something for everyone. Most importantly, for the angling teams, there are the deep blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico, red-hot billfish action, and cool green cash. While onshore, both tournament participants and their families can enjoy the wide variety of recreational activities offered at the Sandestin® Golf and Beach Resort and The Village of Baytowne Wharf. The spectacular night time weigh-ins, held at the Baytowne Marina at Sandestin®, are free and open to the public.

Named as one of the top ten big-money tournaments in the world by Marlin magazine, the ECBC’s cash awards surpass $2 million – and with over 27 optional entry levels, there are plenty of ways to win a piece of the pie.

The ECBC is a “modified-release” tournament and led the Gulf Coast tournament circuit in setting a high minimum length for blue marlin, which are the only billfish that may be weighed. Release points are awarded for blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish and spearfish. The three heaviest weighed blue marlin, dolphin, tuna and wahoo are eligible for cash awards, as are the top three teams entered in the Release Division, and the top three Crews entered in the Crew Division. Awards are presented to the top overall, release, lady and junior anglers, and the top overall release team has its name engraved on the Magnificent Blue Perpetual Trophy, donated by Galati Yacht Sales and Viking Yachts, sculpted by Chris Barela and on permanent display at the Marina Bar & Grill.

Record Fish

BLUE MARLIN (2015) — 899.6 lbs., Cotton Patch, 60 ft. Hatteras
Capt. Johnny Dorland from Orange Beach, Alabama USA; angler Lance Hill from Orange Beach, Alabama USA

DOLPHIN (2006) — 53.1 lbs., Fly By, 74 ft. Viking
Capt. Marco Gaona from Elberta, Alabama USA; angler James Justice from Lawrenceville, Georgia USA

YELLOWFIN TUNA (2020) — 198.8 lbs., Ridgeback, 37 ft. Bertram
Capt. Robert Waldmann from Pensacola, Florida USA; angler Austin Sculley from Pensacola, Florida USA

WAHOO (2016) — 112.2 lbs., Lucky 2, 51 ft. Bertram
Capt. Tommy Green from Destin, Florida USA; angler Lynn Layton from Decatur, Alabama USA

You can see pictures of the tournament record fish in the Record Fish Gallery

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Bring your friends, grab a drink, and get lost under the
stars.

Grab your drink and join us for a trip back into the Viking
Age, where the gods were fearsome, the stories were funny, and the mead was
strong.  You’ll learn how the nine realms
of Norse Mythology were created, and the ways that Loki caused trouble for
Odin, Freya, Thor and the other gods of Asgard. We’ll take a tour of the
planets that these gods were associated with, and explain why each planet is
connected to a different day of the week. The show will end with a dazzling
display of Norse Constellations, and an explanation as to why bad poetry
exists.

Enjoy beer, wine, appetizers, and plenty of space (both
socially distant and universe wise). That’s right, you get to eat, drink, and
relax while enjoying legends and trivia under the stars…so we hope you like
Norsing around because planetarium shows about mythology are Loki the best.

Check in a little early for each show to play with some of
our out-of-this-world space activity stations from the NISE Network. Space is
limited to 15 guests in the planetarium at a time, and masks must be worn when
not eating and drinking. Shows run from 6:00-7:00 p.m. and 7:30-8:30 p.m. The
planetarium will be sanitized between shows for guest safety as well. Doors
open at 5:45 p.m. for the 6:00 p.m. show and 7:15 p.m. for the 7:30 show.

Our Planetarium is an inflatable dome. Guests sit on
cushions on the floor of the planetarium to view the show. Due to social
distancing guidelines, space is limited. Purchase tickets lunar rather than
later to reserve your space. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your
scheduled showing to check in, grab your drinks and apps, and get settled.

Our planetarium is powered by Gulf
Power

PRICING
$20 for nonmembers/$18 for members
(Ages 21 and up only)
Ticket price includes admission to 1 planetarium show, access to our Space
Stations, drink tickets for adult beverages (beer and wine), and light
appetizers.

Tickets at ecscience.org/events

International assignments can be physical or remote. This course has been designed to equip

HR professionals to understand and effectively support business and talent outcomes, when

moving talent or work across borders. Traditional expatriate assignments, permanent transfers,

localization and local employment of foreign talent will be covered, from both global and local

perspectives. Virtual/remote international assignments and their risks will be examined in light

of recent trends.

This morning session camp is $195 per registrant, and runs from Monday-Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Our camps are designed for girls and boys, ages 7-14. Kids will create 4 DIY youth projects and a DIY camp t-shirt over the course of the camp! Participants will be able to customize and choose their project designs and paint colors from our decor line of paints!

We also offer an afternoon session from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm July 12-July 15th and an optional Friday half-day camp June 16th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Check our calendar to register!

This Week’s Summer ARt Camp Projects will include:
Project 1: Canvas Wall Hanging
Project 2: 12×16 Plank Sign
Project 3: 10×10 Paint and String Art
Project 4: 12×16 Photo Frame

This morning session camp is $195 per registrant, and runs from Monday-Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Our camps are designed for girls and boys, ages 7-14. Kids will create 4 DIY youth projects and a DIY camp t-shirt over the course of the camp! Participants will be able to customize and choose their project designs and paint colors from our decor line of paints!

We also offer an afternoon session from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm July 26th-July 29th and an optional Friday half-day camp June 30th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Check our calendar to register!

This Week’s Summer ARt Camp Projects will include:
Project 1: Paint and String Art
Project 2: Chunky Knit Yarn Wreath
Project 3: Mini Plank Tray
Project 4: Canvas Wall Hanging

This morning session camp is $195 per registrant, and runs from Monday-Thursday from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. Our camps are designed for girls and boys, ages 7-14. Kids will create 4 DIY youth projects and a DIY camp t-shirt over the course of the camp! Participants will be able to customize and choose their project designs and paint colors from our decor line of paints!

We also offer an optional Friday half-day camp August 6th from 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Check our calendar to register!

This Week’s Summer ARt Camp Projects will include:
Project 1: Wooden Animal Blocks
Project 2: Rainbow Pom Hanger
Project 3: Canvas Pillow
Project 4: 12×16 Plank Sign

Technical and regulatory requirements for developing a medicinal product are becoming stricter every day, the products themselves become more and more complex. This course will present key points in CMC which are currently the focus of Health Authorities, and which are critical for a successful developement, registration, and lifecycle of pharmaceutical products.

The course covers general requirements for small molecules and biologics.

Hazard identification and risk assessment plays a pivotal role regarding managing risks associated with workplace and process safety. They form the foundation for process safety management activities. Once hazards have been identified and associated risks assessed, the acceptability of the risk can be judged. It is critical that risk assessment are carried out with the relevant expertise and knowledge of process safety requirements because inaccurate assessments leads to vulnerability.