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Full Name Donna McDaniel
First Name Donna
Last Name McDaniel
Profession Celebrity Mother
Birth City Eastern Colorado
Birth Country United States of America
Gender Identity Female
Spouse Gary McCune
No Of Children 1
Donna McDaniel is the proud mother of NFL head coach Mike McDaniel. He is the head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
Donna grew up on a farm in Eastern Colorado.
Her family ostracized her because of her decision to marry a Black man
Donna married a black man in her twenties but had to pay a heavy price for marrying a black man.
Mike, during a press conference, revealed that his parents experienced racism.
However, Mike has been extremely proud of being born biracial throughout his whole life and admitted not experiencing racism, but his parents did.
He didn't know the reason why his friends were not allowed to stay at his home on multiple occasions until his mom told him.
According to him, he and his mom were ostracized because of his mom's decision to marry a black man and her decision to have a baby with him, which he described to be eye-opening.
Mike says he thinks people identify him as something else, but he identifies himself as a human being.
Donna McDaniel became a single mom and raised Mike McDaniel after the death of her husband. Source: Instagram
How did she meet her future husband?
Donna found love once again in her life.
She married for the second time to her husband, Gary McCune, and it was her son who somewhat contributed to making it happen.
Mike, then nine years old, grew up as a Broncos fan and would spend hours waiting outside the training camps at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, hoping to take an autograph.
One day he lost his hat and came searching for the hat. Gary was working as an assistant video director at Broncos, and Mike approached him for help.
Gary said in an interview that he had never met such a polite guy as Mike, and he tried to help.
But the cap was never found, so Gary bought a new hat and gave it to Mike.
The next day Gary invited Mike and his family to watch the match and found that Donna was a single mom.
Gary said he eventually fell in love with Donna, but she initially was not that friendly and was sort of skeptical of him.
Three years later, Donna and Gary got married.
It was a double happiness for Donna as she found love once again and for Mike as he became a part of the Broncos family.
Young Mike McDaniel approached his future step-dad to help him find his lost hat. Source: YouTube
Donna McDaniel with her current husband Gary McCune. Source: YouTube
Donna McDaniel and Gary McCune with their son Mike McDaniel on their big day. Source: YouTube
She is happy to have her son near him
Donna currently resides in the Village of Tall Trees and loves being there.
Donna is super happy with her son's appointment as a head coach for Miami Dolphins as she gets to see her son more often as the distance between her son and her house is just four hours.
She expressed relishing the opportunity to be this close to him geographically.
Donna said she has visited her son and spent time with him in all those places where his coaching career took him, but there is nothing like having him at home with her.
Her son's journey from a ball boy to NFL head coach
After Mike became part of the Broncos family, he became a ball boy.
His work as a ball boy was appreciated by Mike Shanahan, and he was hired as a coaching intern in 2005 at Denver Broncos under head coach Mike Shanahan.
He got a fully paid job at Houston Texans as an offensive assistant under the head coach Gary Kubiak where he worked alongside three different offensive coordinators and future coaches, Troy Calhoun, Mike Sherman, and Kyle Shanahan.
He spent two years away from Kyle before he reunited with Kyle on the 15th of February 2011, getting hired back by Washington Redskins.
While at Redskins he worked with two other future head coaches, Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur.
He ended up being in the line room for two years and became the receiver coach, but once they got fired from the Redskins and went to Cleveland, Mike was only the guy Kyle took, so he coached the receivers and also did the run game.
He ended up doing the run game for Kyle from 2014 on.
He spent five seasons with the 49ers, especially as the run game coordinator, before he got hired by Miami Dolphins in February 2022 as their 14th head coach.
Her net worth is under review. As of now, we have the net worth of her son Mike, which is estimated to be between $1 million - $2 million.
Her age is under review.
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Acanthochelys é um género de cágados da família Chelidae que habita a América do Sul.

Espécies
 Acanthochelys macrocephala (Rhodin, Mittermeier & McMorris, 1984)
 Acanthochelys pallidipectoris (Freiberg, 1945)
 Acanthochelys radiolata (Mikan, 1820)
 Acanthochelys spixii (Duméril & Bibron, 1835)

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As quatro espécies deste gênero são encontradas em lagos e pântanos do Uruguai, Brasil, Paraguai, Bolívia e Argentina.

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Sampling the World's Oceans on a Global Scale Reveals the Complex Relationship between Viruses and Microbes
Rachel K WentzMay 23, 2015 03:16 PM EDT
If you're going to study something as vast as the world's oceans, it helps if you have a large cadre of scientists to sift through the data. And that's just what an international research team, led by University of Arizona scientists, have done. They are rolling out the results of a three-year expedition in which they cataloged over 150,000 tiny ocean creatures, most of which are brand new discoveries.
You may not realize it, but all of life on earth depends on ocean microbes. They produce half the oxygen we breathe and are fundamental to the chemical reactions and energy transfers that underlie global ecological processes.
But they, like us, are susceptible to viral infections. These viruses can invade algae and interrupt the photosynthetic processes that produce much of the earth's oxygen and they can destroy food webs that ultimately depend on these tiny microbes.
So the UA team set out to catalog not only the vast oceanic organisms themselves, but the viruses that plagued them, in order to better understand these complex interactions that take place within our oceans.
"Ocean virus-microbe interactions have a huge impact on global biogeochemistry," Mathew Sullivan, one of the UA scientists involved in the project, said in a press release. "As they destroy microbial cells, they change the forms of nutrients available to other, larger organisms in ocean ecosystems. This recycling of nutrients through viral lysis is an important pathway that regulates how the oceanic ecosystem functions. Viral infections simultaneously reduce the amount of nutrients and materials available to larger organisms by killing microbial cells, but also stimulate microbial activity through the release of organic matter and nutrients, which provides increased biomass available for larger organisms including fish."
Sullivan, along with UA scientists Jennifer Brum, Simon Roux, and Julio Cesar Ignacio Espinoza led an international team in collaboration with the Tara Oceans Expedition, a French-based non-profit research organization that has spent the last 10 years scouring the oceans, collecting specimens and amassing data.
"The Tara Oceans expedition provided a platform for systematically sampling ocean biota from viruses to fish larvae, and in a comprehensive environmental context," Sullivan says. "Until now, a global picture of ocean viral community patterns and ecological drivers was something we could only dream of achieving."
And the result of all their global trawling? Around 35,000 bacteria, 150,000 single-celled plants and organisms, and about 5,000 viruses. Not surprising, considering the Tara vessel has traversed more than 180,000 miles of ocean.
The UA team's paper is one of five landmark studies that appear in the journal Science. They hope by collecting biological samples on a global scale, they can better understand the interactions between microbes and marine viruses.
"This is an incredible new way of doing science," Sullivan says. "At Tara Oceans, we are united by a common goal rather than a common funding source. These first papers show the world that we're capable of doing science at this scale, and yet they represent just the tip of the iceberg of what is hidden in these vast data sets. We've got years of work ahead of us."
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Theres something very regal about lapis lazuli. It is one of the most sought after gemstones since man's history began. It is a symbol of wisdom and truth. Its deep celestial blue with golden flecks (pyrites) is reminiscent of stars in the night sky and remains the symbol of royalty and honor, gods and power, spirit and vision.
In ancient times Lapis was most highly regarded because of its beautiful color and the valuable ultramarine dye derived from it. It was among the most highly prized tribute to Egypt, obtained from the oldest mines in the world. The golden sarcophagus of King Tutankhamen was richly inlaid with Lapis, as were other burial ornaments of Egyptian kings and queens. It was used extensively in jewellery and ground into powder for dyes, eye shadow and medicinal elixirs. The garments of priests and royalty were dyed with Lapis to indicate their status as gods among men.
Lapis is a stone of truth, it encourages honesty of the spirit. It is also a stone of friendship and brings harmony in relationships.
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Exploring Alien Worlds on Netflix (Ep3)
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Image Credit: Dr. Philip Kramer in the Austrian Alps by Marco Di Marcello
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Floating predators. Googly-eyed monkeys. Sky cows. Brain matter in tanks. Sentient robots.
Netflix's new series Alien Worlds covers them all. Each episode dreams up a fictional planet and the creatures who call it home. When you first see the fantastical critters and colorful plants on each world, you might dismiss the show as pure science fiction, but Alien Worlds is rooted in biology and evolution here on Earth.
What would happen to life on a planet where gravity was twice as strong? How would animals adapt to a planet around a dimmer star? Are we doomed to become a hive mind? Biologist and award-winning science fiction author, Philip Kramer, PhD, and Margaret Reeb, who works at the SETI Institute, have teamed up to break down the series.
Margaret: Episode 3 starts with a description of how we can understand an exoplanet's atmosphere and whether it has the right mixture of elements to support life. This is super exciting and the James Webb Telescope, which is scheduled to launch in late 2021, will have this capability. As you can imagine, it's harder to sample the atmosphere's around smaller, rocky planets where life might exist than larger gas giants.
Philip: Detecting oxygen would strongly point towards the presence of life. Since oxygen is so reactive, it would most likely exist in combination with other atoms like carbon, hydrogen, or even oxidized metals. For it to be free of those, it likely indicates an active process like photosynthesis. The planet in this episode is chock-full of oxygen.
Margaret: Eden, our next fictional planet, has 31% oxygen, which is ten percent more than on Earth presently. Eden gets all this oxygen from the epic plant life on its surface–which is fueled by its two stars and an axial tilt that provides a lot of light. Also, a two-star system would make me nervous — it could get unstable fast. All the life we see could be on borrowed time.
Philip: This planet is definitely more lush and verdant than the others we've seen so far. The creators took a lot of time filling this world, though they focus mainly on the relationship between three lifeforms.
Grazers
A Grazer sniffing a fruiting fungi. Image credit: Netflix
Philip: The first life we see, aside from the tree and plant life responsible for the photosynthesis, are Grazer.
Margaret: I did not like their faces. Also, their eyes looked wooden. The design made me wonder what material they were.
Philip: Yeah. With such narrow pupils, I wonder how any light gets in. Unless it is a compound eye like those of an insect. Now that you mention it, the rest of its features are reminiscent of a moth, from the antennae to the fuzzy coat. I anticipated seeing both common and new sensory organs on Eden. Humans have 21, so it stands to reason that other lifeforms would adapt their own subset of these or more that are specific to their environment.
Margaret: Also, let's just talk about their (ridiculous) reproductive system. The grazers have to be on the constant lookout for the predators in the trees, which is why they don't actually have sex. They release worm/caterpillar things that slither along until they find another worm/caterpillar to fuse with. I hated this. Wouldn't these worm/caterpillars be extremely vulnerable?
Philip: That was some weird stuff and incredibly complex. Then again, the life cycle of both parasites and moths from which I imagine these were inspired, are also pretty complex. The head of the worm is the textbook image of a tapeworm's scolex. It's been over ten years since my last parasitology course, but that's something you never forget.
Margaret: Come to think of it, they do look like moths! And let's talk about how the fused worms turned cocoon lassos itself into the tree branches WHERE THE PREDATORS LIVE. Wouldn't it be better to just stay as a cocoon on the ground? Can you tell I don't think this is very believable? Maybe I need to enroll in a parasitology course to get on board.
A predator consuming a meal with less meat than it would prefer. Image credit: Netflix
Margaret: So these guys look like monkeys but with a secret weapon– a stretchy pair of arms that shoots out of their armpits. I had seen the trailer so I knew this was coming but my boyfriend laughed out loud.
Philip: I'd be curious to hear how the creators justified this one. An articulated and stretchy arm is counterintuitive. In order to articulate, you have to have some sort of skeleton and joint and those are notoriously not stretchy. This does appear to be the most anthropomorphized species we've seen so far. Where does SETI stand on the question of whether aliens will have human-like characteristics?
Margaret: The SETI field is so varied it's hard to say, but I think there is a universal drive to know what's out there and how similar it might be to life on Earth. I think the field is constantly challenging itself to think outside of the box and question whether our approach to the search for extraterrestrial life is too human-centric. Put another way, could we miss signs of life on another world because we are only looking for things that look and sound like us?
Philip: Good point. It would be very unlikely for them to have a similar evolutionary history. But there is a strong rationale for why they might look somewhat similar to us. They've brought it up in this series before. Those things that are inherently useful evolve independently over and over again, like eyes and venom. I think the symmetry of the face, the arrangement of eyes and ears, nose and mouth, are all there for maximum coverage, height for surveying, and proximity to the brain. The proportions of the human body may prove advantageous for aliens too, with the fulcrum of our elbow and knees less useful for raw power but running and throwing speed. If we ever encounter an intelligent species that needed many of these same advantages, I think they might look humanoid. Though I highly doubt it will be so subtle as a small brow ridge, pointy ears, and green skin.
Margaret: Yes, it would be interesting to see if large brains evolve on other planets. Our brains have given us the ability to organize and take over the planet but they require a lot of resources. In fact, chimpanzees are so much stronger than us even though we're closely related because they use so much of their energy on muscle mass. We, in turn, use it on our brains.
Philip: Overall, I think these predators look a bit too human, but they seem to fit in with their environment very well. Especially how they interacted with the other creatures sharing the forest.
Margaret: Let's talk about this because if I was critical before, buckle up for what I think about these gross pod things.
Philip: If anything, it's the fungi the grazers eat which have the more complex life cycle. The spores from the orange fruits that appear late in the season infect the grazers, removes their sense of fear, and makes them more prone to predation. The toxins the spores produce in the grazer then kills the predator, and fungi sprout from its decomposing corpse.
Margaret: I'm going to try not to blow a fuse. You would think evolution would have selected against this. At some point the grazers would have learned not to eat the orange fruit and the predators would have learned not to eat the prey with the glassy-eyed stare. BUT MAYBE THEIR GENES ARE TOO DUMB.
Philip: It reminds me of a newly discovered parasite on Earth which causes ants to swell and look like berries. Birds eat them, and their droppings are then eaten by ants, completing the cycle. Like these fungi, the fungus Ophiocordyceps unilateralis has some mind altering properties in ants, releasing a specific cocktail of metabolites into the host brain to cause it to seek out an environment more suitable for the fungus. The fungus then infects the mandibular muscles, causing the ant to latch on to a leaf until it dies. Only then will it create a fruiting body and release its spores. These are just two examples of some really complex life cycles right here on Earth. The fungi in this episode is pretty simple by comparison.
Margaret: Also, the fungi kill all the grazers except for the ones in the cocoons. This seemed ridiculous to me. There is no way this ecosystem would last if a key part of it dies out leaving only the vulnerable young. I would have been more okay with this if some of the grazers hibernated. I just don't understand how this set up could have evolved when it's so prime to collapse.
Philip: If they are as dumb and prolific as moths, maybe they don't need much care. I think it all depends on how developed they are when they emerge from the cocoon. All we get is a shot of a slimy snot ball falling to the ground. Maybe they come out fully developed and ready to eat all the early nontoxic fruit of the fungi. One thing going for this episode, it got me thinking a lot about ecosystems and how every lifeform is dependent on another. As Mufasa would say, everything exists together in a delicate balance.
Margaret: It's the circle, the circle of LIFEEEEEEEEE!
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Philip: The episode begins with the statement that "all living things need the same things, to feed, reproduce, and evolve." This isn't the exact definition of life, though, which is an entity that can grow, reproduce, undergo metabolic processes, and sense and interact with the environment. This simplistic definition has led to some interesting debates.
Margaret: Yes, it's a very interesting question. One topical example is whether a virus is alive.
Philip: Crystals too can take in energy and materials from their environment and use it to grow and reproduce. Is a crystal alive? Alien life will also likely defy some of these rules. This flexibility is handy when you're a scifi writer and want to come up with your own alien lifeform. Check out my post on the Science of Exobiology.
Margaret: I got very excited when they talked about extremophiles. Astrobiologists (the people who study the origins and natures of life) are very interested in these microbes because they can teach us a lot about different forms of life, including non-carbon organisms.
Philip: When they showed the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia, I thought for certain they were showing us some amazing CGI of an alien world at first. I had no idea this existed right here on Earth. A "Gateway to Hell," or so they named it locally. The organisms here survive in acidic and near-boiling hot springs. Later in the episode, they give another example of bacteria that feed off hydrogen sulfide in dark caves. It makes you really appreciate just how varied Earth's climates are and the lengths some organisms have gone to in order to survive the most extreme of them.
Margaret: So let's talk about Janus, which orbits a red dwarf, or an M-type star. These are the smallest, coolest type of star, so a planet has to orbit very close in order to be warm enough to have liquid water. And, as the show points out, being this close to the star means the planet would be tidally-locked. So one side is always light and the other is always dark. The twilight zone in the middle is where most of the action happens.
Philip: It's strange they don't show crazy weather patterns on Janus. It can get up to 65C and as low as -50C on the day and night side of the planet. We know from Venus, which also has a slow rotation (its day is longer than its year), that the light and dark side of the planet are pretty similar in temperature due to the winds moving around the planet.
Margaret: True, that would have been interesting to see. Another thing to consider is planets orbiting red dwarf stars may end up without an atmosphere due to the UV radiation and solar flares they experience from being so close to their star. But from the show, it's clear Janus has an atmosphere.
Pentapod
A Pentapod. Image credit: Netflix
Philip: These spider-like creatures are the dominant life form on Janus, and depending on which side of the planet they grow up on, have extremely different characteristics. The day-side pentapods have a dark and shiny exterior to combat the extreme temperatures, while the night-side pentapods are covered in a thick fur.
Margaret: I thought the different types of pentapods were a little unbelievable at first. They seemed like over-the-top examples of polyphenism.
Philip: I admit, I thought the same, but they really made me a believer with their description of ant colonies. In order for a single ant species to be adaptable they need members of the colony to specialize, to switch their genes on and off selectively to become either workers, soldiers, and foragers.
Margaret: Okay, fine. I'll get on board. I suppose. I still think it would be very hard for life to take root on the day-side of the planet. The Pentapods that lived on the dark-side of the planet were more believable to me.
Philip: They would have more access to water, that's for sure, but they would also have to expend more energy just to keep from freezing to death. Using their comparison with scorpions, they need far less food to survive the heat.
Margaret: Scorpions! That was a great part of this episode. I had no idea those venomous little suckers could slow metabolism and go a whole year without eating anything.
Philip: As a scientist who studies metabolism, this was particularly interesting to me. Especially the insight into the energy sources of creatures that have no access to sunlight or starlight and the plants that grow beneath it. On Janus, the dark-side pentapods eat grubs around geothermal vents. Insects live off those microorganisms. We see the same principle around the volcanic vents on the bottom of the ocean.
Margaret: What did you think about the way the dark side pentapods ingested the bug's biolumience?
Philip: I thought that was a clever adaptation. On Earth, the flamingo gets its characteristic pink color from Astaxanthin in the algae it ingests. But that is a pretty simple molecule. If the bioluminescence is anything like that found in fireflies, which requires a specific enzyme and substrate. I find it hard to believe the protein components would survive a digestive tract designed to break down organic matter. Which brings up the question, what do you make of their overall physiology?
Margaret: The overall look of these animals is very interesting and makes a lot of sense. The ability to move in any direction and see in all directions would be very important if food was scarce.
Philip: I somewhat disagree with that. Radial symmetry, where the layout of the creature is mirrored on more than one side, is very rare on Earth. Those creatures with radial symmetry are also pretty simple, like the starfish. Replicating so many complicated organs like eyes and appendages on all sides seems like a waste of resources. Scorpions and ants are bilateral, which seems much more efficient. Even the octopus is considered bilateral, and it still puts all of its arms to good use.
Margaret: What did you think about the way they reproduced?
Philip: Their being hermaphroditic means they both have the chance to produce offspring and increase their chances of survival as a species. While it is by no means uncommon on Earth, it is unusual for a creature this size to be hermaphroditic. The fact that it uses the same tooth-lined orifice for reproduction as eating is a bit terrifying. That it launches its offspring like tiny helicopters in the air is also pretty unique, though some species of spiders on Earth are known for something similar. They ride parachutes made of webs to disperse through the air soon after they hatch.
Margaret: I'm glad they discussed the importance of water, but I think it should have come in the first episode. Liquid water is the backbone of astrobiology so it seems like an important point to make early.
Philip: They did say that you need to "follow the water" in order to find life, but we also know that other solvents are being considered like ammonia and methane, and life itself might center around other elements like silicon or boron instead of carbon.
Margaret: "Follow the water" is an astrobiologist's life motto! It's interesting that you bring up methane. It makes me think of Titan, which is a moon of Saturn. It has methane lakes, which makes me wonder about what life could look like there.


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Comments Off on A new study finds that a low-cost, environmentally friendly water treatment system could reduce the number of people dying from hypothermia
An innovative water treatment solution developed by scientists in New York could reduce hypothermic deaths by nearly half, according to a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change.
The study, which used data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), was published this week.
In its findings, the team concluded that a new treatment developed by the team at Columbia University in New Columbia, New York, and others, based on the idea of an electrolyte-based "super electrolyte", could prevent the deaths of about one-third of those who die from hypoxic-ischemic heart failure.
In hypothermics, a sudden drop in body temperature can lead to the loss of vital organs, including the heart and kidneys, which can lead either to death or cardiac arrest.
Hypothermia kills as many as 20,000 people a year in the US.
It is the third leading cause of death in adults, after heart disease and cancer.
"The cost-effectiveness of our approach has been really impressive," said lead author Christopher S. Schindler, an assistant professor of engineering at Columbia's School of Engineering.
"It is cost-effective, but also the ability to make a significant impact in terms of reducing the number and severity of hypotherms, which we think is important."
The researchers developed a prototype electrolyte for use in wastewater treatment systems.
The process uses a process that uses water from wastewater to make chemicals that can neutralise the electrolyte in the wastewater.
This process also helps to make the wastewater safer for people living near water treatment plants.
In the process, the chemical compounds are added to wastewater and mixed with chemicals to form the electrolytes.
The chemical compounds neutralise, or remove the excess acid from, the wastewater that would otherwise form on the surface of the wastewater treatment plant.
A more complex electrolyte would be needed to produce the solution.
However, the scientists demonstrated that this solution could be applied to a wide range of wastewater treatments that have been shown to reduce hypoxic deaths, including those that use wastewater treatment plants, such as those at the Port of Long Beach, California.
The scientists were able to produce solutions that are as effective as or better than the standard water treatment solutions, which are usually used in the treatment of wastewater from municipal water treatment facilities.
In a similar study conducted in the United Kingdom, the researchers found that a system using an electrolyze-based treatment method, which uses electrolytes in the water that has been purified by reverse osmosis, could reduce deaths by more than half.
The new study is the latest in a series of research papers that have found that electrolyte solutions are effective at reducing hypothermal deaths.
In some of these studies, the electrolytic solution also reduced the deaths from COVID-19, a viral disease caused by the coronavirus, or other coronaviruses.
The team, however, also discovered that the solution could reduce death from other coronovirus-related coronaviral complications, such atrial fibrillation, which occurs when the heart does not pump blood to the lungs.
"In our paper, we found that these results hold for a range of coronavirinuses, but we didn't know why," Schindlers said.
"We think the answer is that electrolytes act as a catalyst that catalyzes the formation of the electrolymic bonds, which allows for the formation and stability of the bond between the two water molecules.
This provides a way to get rid of toxic waste from the treatment plant and allow for the removal of toxic wastes from the water supply."
The study has been published in Nature Climate Climate Change, a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the environment and health.
"There is a lot of interest in this electrolyte because it is the first of its kind, but there is so much research to do before we can make a commercial product," said study co-author Dr Paul J. Ciminelli, a PhD candidate in chemistry at Columbia.
We're really excited about this." "
So, we're not quite there yet, but this is a significant step forward.
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The research was funded by the US Department of Energy, the US National Science Foundation, the EPA, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the Rockefeller Foundation and the American Heart Association.
For more information about the study, visit the Columbia University School of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences (SEAS) news website.
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Q: why REDIS SERVER clears memory as i push data? As I am taking the learning curve in REDIS I developd a simple application that consumes market data of goverment bonds, and for each price, it routine ask a webservice for bonds analytics at that price.
Analytics is provided by a api webservice that might be hitted several times as prices arrives every second. The response is a json payload like this one {"md":2.9070078608390455,"paridad":0.7710514176999993,"price":186.0,"ticker":"GO26","tir":0.10945225427543438,"vt":241.22904871224668, "price":185}
My strategy with REDIS is to cache that payload in string format with a key formet by ticker + price (i.e "GO26185). That way I reduce service hits and also query time response. So from here, if a value is not on REDIS, i ask to the APi. If not, i ask to REDIS.
The problem i have is that when running this routine, as long as i PUSH different KEY VALUE pair on REDIS, the one I already have in memory disapears.
i,em. (dbsize, increases as soon as i push information, but decreases when there are no new values).
Although I set expiration to one day (in seconds):
await client.set(
                rediskey,
                JSON.stringify(response.data)
                ,{
                EX: 86399,
                }
            );

Is there any configuration I might be messing to tell redis to persist that data and avoid clearing the cache randomly?
Just to clarify, a glance on how SET  keys dissapears while registering new ones:
127.0.0.1:6379> dbsize
(integer) 946;
127.0.0.1:6379> dbsize
(integer) 1046;
127.0.0.1:6379> dbsize
(integer) 1048;
127.0.0.1:6379> dbsize
(integer) 1048;
127.0.0.1:6379> dbsize
(integer) 0 << Here all my keys have dissapeared

A: I am replying my own answer. The problem was that I didn't block redis port and a hacker was connecting to my redis server, causing it to reset. Seems it was using the replicatio nodes.

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How many of these qbs players played under the same circumstances Hackenberg did?
no1es run this and Roddy Right dapped this.
GMoneyMafia, RubioTheCruel and Tide Run This dapped this.
I dont think there are any quality starting QB's in the NFL that didnt meet or exceed those metrics. Also the 3 year starter/30 games is a big benchmark as well.
Hackenberg and Cooks completion % probably wont improve that much if they couldnt complete 60+ in college. Cardale Jones threw less than 300 total passes in college which would generally make him undraftable if he didnt play at OSU.
And they've still had top 15-25 classes since then. Gonna act like none of those players played with him the past three years?
He's white and "looks the part"
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Orange Is the New Nude: Dascha Polanco Is a Study In Self-Love In September's Women's Health
Filed to:#WomanCrushWednesday
Dascha Polanco attends "Refinery29's 29Rooms: Turn it Into Art," on July 25, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois.
Photo: Jeff Schear (Getty Images for Refinery29)
Dascha Polanco isn't the first person who comes to mind when we think "body issues"—after all, this is a woman who once went pants-free to New York Fashion Week. But in a revealing new "as told to" feature in the September issue of Women's Health, the Orange Is the New Black star shares that she hasn't always embraced her show-stopping curves.
"People tell me all the time that they love my confidence," she says. "It's kind of ironic, because it's something I've struggled with for as long as I can remember."
Dascha Polanco attends Lexus Lounge at Milk Studios on September 11, 2016 in New York City.
Photo: Ilya S. Savenok (Getty Images for Lexus)
While Polanco credits social media with helping so many create and maintain the illusion of unconditional self-love, she admits her own body issues stem back to childhood:
I remember looking at myself as a kid and knowing I was different than the other girls—I was chubby and curvier and had rolls and thick thighs. My school uniform skirt never fit right—it was longer in the front and too short in the back. In reality my body type was the norm, but I was always looking at it negatively and comparing myself to the super-slim "cool girls." I questioned my body—why couldn't it be like theirs? I just wanted to look like those girls.
For many of us (*raises hand*) it's a very relatable moment; but Polanco reveals that the insecurities were sometimes so intense that she hated her body, wishing she could to alter it to fit into mainstream beauty norms.
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"I got to a point where I wished I could cut off my rolls with scissors," she says. "I would grab at my thighs and say, 'Ugh, I hate you, you're ugly, I don't like you! Oh my God, I just want to get rid of this!'"
But as those of us who have struggled with body positivity know all too well, negative self-talk is rarely if ever the route to self-acceptance. For Polanco, it was becoming mother that catalyzed a breakthrough.
"I wanted to instill in my kids self-acceptance and a sense of self-love. ... I wanted them to be confident, and I knew I had to model that."
For the Women's Health "Naked Truth" issue, Dascha models her body confidence in a gorgeous nude shot, accessorized with only a gorgeous smile. It's the face of a woman who looks comfortable in her skin, though Polanco admits she still has "Ugh, these legs!" days when she succumbs to self-criticism—an occupational hazard for one who spends her career in front of cameras.
But these days, it's self-care and focusing on the positive that she says helps her manage her insecurities—including realizing her childhood dream of becoming an actress well after the age of the typical ingenue.
[W]anting to eat a burger doesn't impact my acting or my ability to help people. Neither does getting older—reaching new decades and going through physical changes is something we should celebrate, not fear. When I realized that, it helped me let go of the little things that bugged me and respect my body for what it allows me to do. I wanted to care for it.
Most of all, Polanco just keeps it all in perspective. "Dascha, when you die this body goes back to Earth, so shine through and you'll be a light that will live forever."
Dascha Polanco poses during Airbnb's New York City Experiences Launch Event on September 26, 2017 in Brooklyn, New York.
Photo: Michael Loccisano (Getty Images for Airbnb)


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Taylor English Advises on Sale of Lifestyle Consumer Brand
Stock of Alternative Apparel Sold to Hanesbrands Inc.
Taylor English Duma LLP served as outside legal counsel to Alternative Apparel, Inc. in its sale to Hanesbrands Inc. in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $60 million on an enterprise basis.
Hanesbrands Inc. said in its press release that Alternative Apparel, based in Norcross, Georgia, is expected to have full-year 2017 net sales of approximately $70 million.
Alternative Apparel, founded in 1995, sells Alternative brand better basic T-shirts, fleece and other tops and bottoms. Alternative is a lifestyle brand known for its comfort, style and social responsibility.
The company's sales and growth are split between the embellishment channel and the retail, online and direct-to-consumer channels. The company operates three Alternative stores – in Venice, California; SoHo, New York; and San Francisco. The company's ecommerce site is www.AlternativeApparel.com.
HanesBrands is a leading seller of activewear apparel basics and graphic apparel, including T-shirts and fleece, under its Hanes and Champion brands. The company sells to traditional retailers, specialty retailers, schools/clubs, and directly to consumers, as well as to embellishment distributors.
Alternative Apparel CEO Evan Toporek will remain with Hanes to continue leading the business out of Norcross.
The Taylor English deal team consisted primarily of Jonathan Wilson and Eric Tanenbaum, based in Atlanta, Georgia.
"We were honored to serve as legal advisors on this complex transaction," said Mr. Wilson. "Alternative Apparel is a well-known and attractive brand, and we were glad to help facilitate the company's sale to Hanesbrands."
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Home Life Fall into convention season
Fall into convention season
To any UConn student looking for a convention to attend this fall, here are the top three recommendations for the best conventions in the tri-state area. One such is the RetroWorld Expo, which celebrates video games, tabletop gaming and pop culture. Photo by Pixabay from Pexels
Summer may be officially over and class is back in session, but it doesn't mean you need to completely say goodbye to going out and having fun. If you enjoy going to conventions as much as I do, here are some top recommendations for the best cons for University of Connecticut students to go to this fall in the tri-state area.
RetroWorld Expo
RetroWorld Expo (RWX) is a Connecticut-based organization founded in 2015 by a group of individuals dedicated to creating a convention that celebrates video games, tabletop gaming and pop culture over the past 40 years.
It takes place Sept. 28 and 29 at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, Connecticut. Weekend tickets go for $45, while Saturday-only is $30 and Sunday-only is $25.
RWX is known for its massive marketplace, esports competitions, free play arcade and gaming area, tabletop gaming, cosplay, live music and YouTube industry guests and panels. There are also tons of vendors selling video games, crafts, artwork and much more.
RWX works with several tournament organizers to host a range of e-sports tournaments throughout the weekend. Tournaments are open to players of all ages and skill level. Casual players and spectators are both welcome. Retro Rumble tournaments require pre-registration but most other tournaments can be registered for the day of the event. There will be a tournament registration booth on the show floor where you can sign up.
If you are into competitive gaming and want to try your hand at a little prize money and prestige this weekend, or just a casual fan who wants to hang out and play some games, then RWX should be your go to convention for next weekend.
Anime NYC 2019
Anime NYC is New York City's largest anime convention, which showcases the best of Japanese pop culture. Anime NYC brings anime fans and publishers together for three days of unique exhibits, exclusive screenings, extensive panels and appearances by some of the biggest creators in Japan.
Anime NYC will be held for the third year in a row from Nov. 15 to Nov. 17 at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City. Weekend tickets cost $70; while Friday-only is $45, Saturday-only is $60 and Sunday-only is $45. Prices will increase at the door, so it is recommended to pre-order online.
Anime NYC is powered by Crunchyroll (one of America's largest distributors, publisher and licensing company for streaming anime and manga) and will showcase other industry titans like Aniplex, Bandai Namco, Funimation, HIDIVE, Kinokuniya Bookstore, Kodansha Comics, Sentai Filmworks, SUNRISE, Tokyo Otaku Mode, Yen Press, Vertical, VIZ Media and many more.
With professional cosplay contests, a robust dealer room and an even bigger artist alley this year, if New York Comic Con doesn't satisfy anime cravings then this convention most definitely will.
In 2018, Anime NYC welcomed 36,000 fans from across New York City, all 50 states and over 15 countries – a number that only continues to rise.
Anime NYC is a creation of LeftField Media, an event company made up of dedicated fans and experienced convention organizers. LeftField was founded by Greg Topalian, the original creator of New York Comic Con. Peter Tatara, the event director of Anime NYC, is the man behind guests, panels and special events at the former New York Anime Festival.
To save yourself the hassle of driving in the city, grab a ride on Metro-North to Grand Central Terminal and then take the 7 Train to the Hudson Yards Station – it'll land you right in front of the convention center and save you from wasting money on an Uber that could be spent buying more anime merch.
Furpocalypse 2019
Furpocalypse is a Halloween-themed Anthropomorphic (a.k.a. "Furry" — if you aren't well-versed in the subculture) convention that raises money for animal and environmental charities. The three-day event hosts anthropomorphic enthusiasts from all over the world, and boasts a wide variety of classes, discussion groups and events.
The theme is "Retro Wasteland" this year and the convention will be hosted at the Red Lion Hotel in Cromwell, CT from Oct. 25 to Oct. 27. General admission tickets are $50, but if you want perks like t-shirts, hoodies, event glasses or tickets to the special dinner event, it can be anywhere from $70 to $200 depending on how much you want to treat yourself.
Furpocalypse has been dedicated to raising money for charity since its inception, and their two biggest ones are The United States War Dogs Association, Inc., and True Colors.
The United States War Dogs Association, Inc., is a nonprofit organization of former and current United States Military Dog Handlers and supporting members committed to promoting the long history of the Military Service Dogs, establishing permanent War Dog Memorials and educating the public about the invaluable service of these canines to our country.
True Colors is a non-profit organization that works with other social service agencies, schools, organizations and within communities to ensure that the needs of sexual and gender minority youth are both recognized and competently met.
Furpocalypse has been held since 2014 in Cromwell, Connecticut and was founded by former FurFright staff in order to continue the tradition of an annual Halloween-themed Connecticut convention, after the departure of FurFright founders Belic Bear and K'gra Leopard which ran from 2003 to 2013.
The convention has been thinking of spreading its wings (no pun intended) and will change their location in 2020 in order to better accommodate their growing numbers. So if you want to enjoy the classic Furpocalypse experience before they evolve (also no pun intended) into something bigger and better, join in for one last hoorah.
Anna Marini is a campus correspondent for The Daily Campus. She can be reached via email at anna.marini@uconn.edu
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Q: LightInject SignalR missing .RegisterHubs method I just started using LightInject for my MVC project and it's working just fine.
But i wanted to use it for my SignalR hubs too. So i followed the instructions at http://www.lightinject.net/#signalr. However i cannot see the method ServiceContainer.RegisterHubs anywhere. I have installed the LightInject, LightInject.Mvc and LightInject.SignalR dll's.
using log4net.Config;
using LightInject;
using Microsoft.Owin;
using Owin;
using MvcProject;
using MvcProject.ApplicationServices.Interfaces.EventSignups;

[assembly: XmlConfigurator(ConfigFile = "Web.config", Watch = true)]
[assembly: OwinStartup(typeof (Startup))]

namespace MvcProject
{
    public class Startup
    {
        public void Configuration(IAppBuilder app)
        {
            //ConfigureAuth(app);
            var container = new ServiceContainer();
            container.Register<IEventSignupService>();
            container.Register<IViewModelRetrieverEventCommentService>();
            container.Register<IViewModelRetrieverEventService>();
            container.RegisterHubs(); //cannot see method

            app.MapSignalR(container.EnableSignalR());
        }
    }
}

Anyone knows what i'm doing wrong?

A: Unfortunately this is just bad documentation. The method does not exist and never existed. You have to register each and every hub manually within your LightInject Container.
Also, be aware of issues I've encountered by changing the DependencyResolver within SignalR for LightInject.
PS: I know my answer is late but still tought it could be useful for people searching for the same issue.


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Sara Gazarek on 'The Orville'
News, Sara Gazarek
By Gary Fukushima I Sep. 20, 2022
Gazarek is glad just to be able to have the chance to perform jazz to a wider audience from this planet, in this time.
(Photo: Fox)
Of all the things Sara Gazarek imagined, hoped or dreamed she would ever do in her life, singing on a stage as an alien creature next to an eight-armed drummer in the lounge of a spaceship on a Hollywood set for a hit network television show was not on her list. And yet, that is precisely the situation she found herself in toward the end of 2020, after getting an email from the music director for the Seth MacFarlane-produced sci-fi drama The Orville.
Gazarek, a Grammy-nominated vocalist and Rising Star in DownBeat's 2022 Critics Poll, thought it would be a welcome relief and certainly no less surreal than her reality in the middle of a global pandemic. "It was basically just talking to a Zoom screen in front of a bunch of students, livestreaming interviews with other artists and sitting at home baking sourdough bread," she remembered, speaking to DownBeat via video from Oak Harbor, Washington. She detailed the extensive process of working with special-effects makeup artists Howard Berger and Tami Lane to transform into her otherworldly character on Twitter shortly after the episode she was on aired in July. "There was so much investigation and thought and time and craft that went into every element of this alien jazz singer," she said, noting that this attention to detail extended to the music itself.
She explained, "It would have been really easy for Seth to go to a contractor and say, 'Let's find an actress who sings … let's find a studio singer who listens to jazz and has a good voice.' But I commend him for reaching out to the community and hiring actual jazz musicians to be involved in what he does, with the idea that he wants real art involved in the show, instead of just a kind of appropriation of art."
Peter Erskine had recommended Gazarek for the role. He has been the drummer for MacFarlane since the actor, writer, director and producer decided to make a serious venture into jazz singing with his 2011 debut album Music Is Better Than Words (Universal). Erskine had responded to an inquiry by Joel McNeely, a music arranger for The Orville, seeking recommendations for a female jazz singer to pre-record a song for the show, and possibly to also enact the performance onscreen. Gazarek is a teaching colleague of Erskine's at USC's Thornton School of Music. "I had just been keeping up with Sara … I was a very big fan," he said of her recent work, and he knew she was right for this opportunity. "I thought she did a wonderful job, not only as a vocalist, but as an alien," he said. "Sara is simply a wonderful musician," McNeely told DownBeat via email. "A great person and super professional. She was my first choice from the beginning and Seth responded to her voice as well. She has a beautiful, rich sound, and her interpretive skills are fantastic."
Erskine, pianist Tom Rainier and bassist Chuck Berghoffer recorded backing tracks — remotely, due to the pandemic — for Gazarek to sing over, which she did at a Los Angeles recording studio, while MacFarlane himself produced the session via video chat. It became apparent to Gazarek thorough her interaction that MacFarlane was more than just a casual jazz fan.
The tune was somewhat surprising for a sci-fi show: "Close Enough For Love," a lesser-known ballad written in 1979 by Johnny Mandel and Paul Williams for the movie Agatha. The song was cleverly handpicked by MacFarlane to mirror what was happening between two of the show's main characters: Claire, the ship's doctor, and Isaac, an artificial life form who, thanks to a modification to his processors, is able to "feel" emotional love for the first time.
"When I saw the episode, I went, 'Wow, perfect,'" Erskine remembered. He noted MacFarlane's depth of musical knowledge, saying, "When it comes to Nelson Riddle, or Neal Hefti, or Gordon Jenkins — whoever might have crafted an arrangement for Frank Sinatra — he can tell you more about it than just about anyone I can think of."
MacFarlane has long used his power as producer to insert gems from the Great American Songbook into his shows and movies. On this most recent season of The Orville alone, an aware viewer might recognize works by Henry Mancini, Oscar Peterson, Joe Pass, Nat King Cole, Aretha Franklin, Elvis and Dolly Parton (who makes a cameo singing and acting as, however improbable, herself). Erskine also makes an appearance (in human form), playing drums behind another main character as he sings a song by James Taylor.
This type of anachronistic programming of pop culture into science fiction has a bit of precedent that has only increased as of late. In the original Star Trek television series, Lieutenant Uhuru (played by the recently departed Nichelle Nichols) was given the occasional moment to showcase her impressive singing voice, hinting at the talent Nichols would display on her own solo jazz album, Down To Earth (Epic, 1967). In an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Commander William Riker shows off his trombone chops, played for real by actor Jonathan Frakes. Of course, who can forget the John Williams jazz-inspired tune performed by Max Rebo and his cantina band in Star Wars? Peter Quill plays '70s and '80s rock music on his Walkman as he battles aliens in Guardians of the Galaxy, Kate Bush and Metallica are heard in the latest season of Stranger Things and, most recently, Thor: Love and Thunder features prominently the music of Guns n' Roses.
On what planet does it make sense to juxtapose music like that onto visions of strange new worlds and fantastic technological wonders? The great sci-fi writer Ray Bradbury once said, "Science fiction is the most important literature in the history of the world, because it's the history of ideas, the history of our civilization birthing itself." Do we dare say our music is among the greatest of ideas our civilization has ever birthed and thus will endure for ages to come?
Gazarek is glad just to be able to have the chance to perform jazz to a wider audience from this planet, in this time. "I personally love when there are moments, snapshots of true jazz expression in popular culture," she noted, "because there are people who will take a moment and say, 'What is that? I like that, let's go deeper.'" And looking long toward the future, if there are indeed aliens somewhere in deep space singing ancient Earth-songs, surely that would symbolize not only hope for the future of jazz, but for all of humanity. DB


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He is very efficient dentist. He listened to my concern and handled in a smooth way.
Getting my Orthodontic treatment and results are fabulous.
Dr. Sameer is an outstanding dental surgeon with golden hands.
Best dentist in the locality. Strongly recommend him.


Nov 26, 2016, Mangalore — Dr. V. Ravichandran, CEO of Diya Systems / GlowTouch Technologies, was conferred with the Spandana Entrepreneur of the Year 2016 Award presented by the Spandana TV Group at the Gateway Hotel, Mangalore on November 26, 2016.
The Award was bestowed by Mr. Ramadas Kamath U, Senior Vice President, Infosys Technologies. Dr. Ravichandran was chosen for this honor due to his exemplary services in the field of Information Technology (IT) for more than 25 years.
Dr. Ravichandran said he was honored and privileged to receive this prestigious award and will continue giving his best in the field of IT and striving for excellence in everything he does.
* Mr. P. Jayarama Bhat — MD & CEO, Karnataka Bank Ltd.
* Mr. Kishore Alva — Joint President, UPCI, Adani Power Ltd.
* Mr. Mahabaleshwar M.S — CGM, Karnataka Bank Ltd.


I fell in love with the car and the color the second I laid eyes on it. This car started off as a nice fun not too bad on gas daily driver and is slowly turning into a twelve second street car. I love this car not for how fast or good looking it is but for the doors it has opened for me and the people I have met from all the different car shows, meets, and events it has brought me to. The most important was eventually leading me to my job here at American Muscle!
I first got into cars when I was very young. My uncles took me to different local car shows where I got to see all the older muscle cars. I loved looking at all the cars trying to figure out what it was and I always found that my favorite one was the mustang. My first car was 2007 Ford F150, I loved that truck and treated it like it was a show car. I even took it to the track to make my first quarter mile pass at 17 seconds. Later on I wanted to trade in my truck to get something a little more gas efficient for college; I went to the local Ford dealership looking for a Ford Focus and left with my 2013 Mustang.