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The term ramogen refers to a biological factor, typically a growth factor or other protein, that causes a developing biological cell or tissue to branch in a tree-like manner.  Ramogenic molecules are branch promoting molecules found throughout the human body,.

Brief History

The term was first coined (from the Latin ramus = branch and the Greek genesis = creation) in an article about kidney development by Davies and Davey (Pediatr Nephrol. 1999 Aug;13(6):535-41). In the article, Davies and Davy describe the existence of "ramogens" in the kidney as glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factors, neurturin and persephin.  The term has now passed into general use in the technical literature concerned with branching of biological structures.

Function
A ramogen is a biochemical signal that enables the creation of a physiological branch.  The signal can be in the form of a growth factor or a hormone that makes a tube branch.  One specific example would be the hormone that forms the simple tube through which the mammary glands begin to form causing the formation of a highly branched "tree" of milk ducts in females.

Types of Ramogens

Mesenchyme-derived ramogens are found throughout the body and serve as chemoattractants to branching tissues.
An example of how this works is found through a study on a bead soaked in the renal ramogen GDNF.  When this ramogen was placed next to a kidney sample in culture, the nearby uteric parts branch and grow toward it.

Another example of a ramogen in use was found in the lungs.  The existence of Sprouty2 in the body is demonstrated in response to the signaling of the ramogen FGF10, serving as an inhibitor of branching.

The following table is a list of Key Ramogens in Branching Organs of a mouse species.

Studies involving Ramogens

The physiological capabilities of ramogens are still being postulated in medical studies involving kidney functions on mice.

In development maturing nephrons and stroma in the body may cease to produce ramogens and may begin to secrete  anti-ramogenic factors, such as Bmp2 and Tgfβ.

The pattern of branching and the rate of cell proliferation can contribute to the shape of different organs.  As such, the use of the glial-cell-line neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been found to contribute to uterine tissues.

The implication of this is that the introduction of ramogens to the body can cause cell repair through the creation of side branches introduced through ramogenic signals in the body  ).

This is evidenced through studies demonstrating that uterine stalks were capable of forming new tips if provided with fresh mesenchyme or with a Matrigel artificially loaded with ramogens, such as GDNF and FGF1.  The ramogens used in this study were manufactured with fresh mesenchyme.

Biochemistry

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Last week I blogged on the Virginia is for Teachers site with some activities that my second graders are working on with dictionaries.
Second graders begin to use the dictionary to learn how to use guide words. Gulp. Sigh. And alphabetize to the second and third letter. This is such a hard skill, especially since first graders are only expected to alphabetize to the first letter. So since I have now taught a combination first/second class for two years, I have been able to expose my first graders to more challenging content and get them ready for next year by doing more alphabetical order.
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This year, June 1st from 11am to 4pm, Heart of Phoenix will host our 4th Annual Animal Control Training for WV, Ohio and Kentucky.
This class will cover the handling of equines and livestock. It will cover legal considerations for cases involving horses and livestock. There is an expanded "hands on" portion this year to be sure officers will be able to safely handle these large animals when needed.
We offer West Virginia's Statewide Animal control and law enforcement training program each year in the spring at no cost to officers or counties or state workers.
This program receives In-Hours credit for officers statewide (WV) and provides never before attainable equine only neglect and cruelty training, as well as handling safety training. We are in our 4th year of this program.
We are accredited in West Virginia for 5 In-Service hours, as well!
I sure wish there was something like this here in Illinois. Most AC have no idea how to deal with large animals😞 and the animals suffer as a result.


573 What do you do?
This is Retirement Talk with Del Lowery.
"What do you do?" I never know how to respond. Easy to answer that question when one is working at a job: I teach, I'm a lawyer, I drive a truck, I farm, etc. But when one retires, then it's not so easy. You can't just say: "I'm retired". That doesn't really answer the question as to what you really do. It is just too - vague. It says that you have reached a stage of life where you do not hold a job, but it leaves unanswered "What do you do?" We usually respond with, "Not much". But, if you answer honestly to this question, it seems impossible to give a short answer. I thought in this podcast I would illustrate the difficulty.
I know some people who say they don't know what they would do if they were retired. For or myself and many others, experience tells us that you will or can be very busy. Busy, but busy doing exactly what you want to. And just as busy as you want and no more. The week is pretty normal for me. Here would really be a more honest answer to that questions.
Seven mornings of the week started with Tai Chi and a short walk. Not a lot of time, but important to the rest of the day. Following the Tai Chi and walk on the five weekdays came two hours of classical guitar practice and then one to one and half hours of exercise. Those are my mornings during the week. Brenda's, my wife, consisted of an hour and a half of painting in her studio and then joining me for exercise in one form or another. Three of those mornings we biked. One of the other mornings we walked into terrific wind out to and along the shores of Bellingham Bay. This is for exercise and excitement. Whenever the wind blows really, really strong, we like to walk by the water and feel the energy of waves crashing into the shore; water spraying high and wide; tasting the salt on our lips; and watching shore birds battle the wind and read the drafts. It is exercise for the heart in more ways than one. The remaining two mornings of the week we lifted weights.
A short rest always followed lunch. I like to think of it as a nap. We are letting the body catch a breath and the mind sort of wander. This is very valuable time. All who take afternoon naps know exactly what I am talking about.
Every afternoon I spent at least two hours working on creating these podcasts. Sometimes another hour or two follows in the evenings. I like to think of this as my community project for the year: the community in this case being people who are retired or on the verge.
But the high point of every afternoon has to be our time in local coffee shops. We try to spend at least one hour sitting in a local shop and enjoying a great cup of coffee; talking to friends, Brenda doing her crossword, me reading a magazine, or – as I am doing right now – writing a podcast episode. There is something about a coffee shop that is so civil. People sipping a carefully crafted drink, open to discussion, lost in reading, writing on a laptop, etc. We love the coffee shop part of our day.
And what of the evenings? This was Halloween week. We were in Vancouver and went to some friends' house. I went trick-or-treating with their kids and mother. It was great to walk around on a crisp, clear fall night with all that young excitement. And the salmon dinner and conversation that followed didn't hurt either.
A play at a local repertoire company took up another evening. A play, written, incidentally, by one of our baristas at our local coffee shop. What fun!
The following night was dinner at some friends' house where we indulged in spicy Moroccan lamb stew served over couscous accompanied by cucumber and yogurt salad, topped by a chocolate pudding to die for, and of course two bottles of wine. We all share the delight that comes from eating new dishes, a crackling fire, and thoughtful conversation. Yes, conversation. It is an art and these two friends are pros. Hours speed by while we settle life's essential questions.
The following day found us with another dinner at our house with other friends. Brenda is a great chef and we lingered around a table of some sort of pasta dish accented with sausage and chicken in some sort of sauce. Our friends' 11 year old daughter, Sarah, made a lemon meringue pie for the occasion and we loved the tart flavor and gallant success.
The week drew to an end on Sunday, which saw us spending the morning with the newspaper, phone conversation with our children, a bike ride, and then our drive into the city to start a new week. Here we squeezed in some pizza and beer at our favorite brew pub and a movie on DVD.
Retired life is busy. Busy in a good way. I suppose I have left out a some things like a few hours in the garden, a visit to the doctor and cleaning the house and doing the laundry.
My point in all of this is to illustrate how difficult it is to tell someone what we are doing in retirement. I suppose our life would seem boring to some, but it is just exactly what we want to do at the time. Retirement can be a time for self direction and self affirmation. I'm sure other retirees could describe a similar story of their time spent in one week. It isn't easy and I'm sure very boring or perhaps self-serving. That is why we usually respond with the question of what we do in retirement with the catch phrase, "Not much".
I hope you have thought through what you want to do with your retirement time and find each hour and day filled with exactly what you truly desire.


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Great holiday ideas in Leicester
By Brianna PiazzaMay 6, 2016 No Comments
> Experiences > Culture > Great holiday ideas in Leicester
After miraculously winning the English soccer EPL, more international visitors are noticing Leicester. You can easily hire a car from the city's Airport and explore its amazing surrounds.
Here's a list of things to see and do in Leicester.
King Power Stadium
Number one on the to do list for soccer fans is a trip to King Power Stadium – the very location where thousands of fans spilled from the stadium and out onto the streets to cheer after Leicester City took out this year's EPL title. Sign up for a tour of the stadium. You'll gain VIP access to areas usually reserved for only players and officials.
Walk the same halls as Buzz Aldrin. See Britain's first astronaut Helen Sharman's spacesuit up close. With six galleries, including the iconic 42 metre high Rocket Tower, you'll have plenty to keep you enthralled for hours. The centre is also home to the UK's largest domed planetarium. You can even take part in modules which show you what it's like to live in space.
Belvoir Castle
Drive 45 minutes north east of Leicester and you'll find the stunning Belvoir Castle. The majestic castle sits on a 16,000 acre estate and overlooks stunning green countryside. It's privately owned but from March to September the site is open to the public. Guided tours are offered on limited days, so make sure you book ahead before turning up.
Leicester's Abbey Park
This popular park is perfect for a relaxing afternoon picnic. It's also located only a few minutes north of the city centre. On one side of the River Soar you'll encounter the fascinating Abbey Grounds, which feature the ruins of a seventeenth century mansion and the remains of the twelfth century Leicester Abbey. On the other side is a beautiful lake and decorative Victorian gardens.
Haymarket Memorial Clock Tower
The clock tower was built in 1868 and stands tall and proud over the city, earning its reputation as one of Leicester's most iconic landmarks. It's also regarded as one of the world's most beautiful clock towers. This popular meeting spot sits at the point where five main streets meet. This ornamental structure was mostly built with Ketton stone, and is beautiful to simply stand in front of and admire.
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Here we are, my last garden visit from the 2013 Garden Bloggers Fling in the Bay Area. Coincidentally today marks just 3 months until the kick-off of the Portland Fling, on Friday, July 11th. What an adventure we had, and what an adventure we'll have! I wish you could all be here with us.
This garden figures large in my memory of the SF Fling simply because as the bus drove by and I caught sight of it I was going to do whatever it took to get out and see it in person. Thankfully the bus stopped and I didn't have to resort to extreme measures.
This was one of those gardens that makes me green with envy. Can you imagine growing these plants in the ground?
And this, in the hell-strip!
Look at that tall cordyline! One of a pair, there was another on the left of the house in the first photo.
Notice the oxalis behind the bromeliad. There was too much of it for it to be an accident.
There's my fav plant of the Fling, Leucadendron 'Ebony'..
I love a staircase lined with plants.
Notice the palm trunk on the right, it's covered in tillandsia!
Mahonia gracilipes, hey I can grow that!
And the best koi-protecting pond screen ever!
Water followed the pathway down the side garden.
This garden showcased Japanese forest grass (Hakonechloa) so well I was thankful I am able to grow it here in Portland.
The back garden stepped up away from the house.
This is it. The end of a fabulous garden and an amazing three days. I'm not sure if I'll be posting much about the Portland Fling but hopefully there will be many posts from the attending bloggers which you'll enjoy!
I didn't realize that you hadn't posted your photos of this garden yet from last year's Fling! What a wonderful surprise treat for me, another look at my fave from last year. This garden was so inspiring.
I took my time didn't I?
Every garden on the fling became my instant favorite but this one was incredible! So many great plants and such an imaginative use of the space! Love it! Thanks for the opportunity to see it again through your lens. It was nice of Alison to wear orange to match the canna flowers. She's so thoughtful!
I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite but this one certainly was at the top of the heap.
Your pictures remind me of how much vertical gardening was going on in this hillside garden. I believe this one was my favorite of the Fling. There was so much to discover here, vignettes and little garden rooms and cascading water. I loved it.
You described the joy of this garden very well Pam.
So many beautiful plants here, I really love the garden section in the last shot. Thanks for the tour.
Oh Loree, your photos are wonderful ! It killed me to have no camera here..I review bay area garden tours often, hoping for the day when this garden is open again. It was beyond fabulous.
What a compliment from you! I do hope you get to see it again.
HOLY COW. I'd be blown away if all I'd seen was the front! That Aloe polyphylla is PERFECT. No brown tips to be seen. And soooo many tillandsias - if they were here I'd be out there misting them by hand every single day. Actually, I don't think they'd even survive the sun. And those beautiful bromeliads. There are so many plants in nooks and crannies, it must be so much work remembering where they are and not forgetting to water any. I have to show that pond cover to my mum, gosh some people are clever. What a fabulous idea. Thanks for the tour!
Perfect and just right out there on the street! I was looking at mine yesterday and it's got brown tips galore. Re: the pond cover it's unusual when something like that adds to, rather than detracts from, the garden. So well done!
I need to post more of my SF fling pics! This one amazed me, in all the plants used and packed into every space...making the most of it. Or maybe the slopes and tight spaces cause better design than blah, flat yards in the SW? Not that this would be cheap, but who wants cheap? The tillandsias, etc on the date palm trunk were amazing.
Yes you do! Indeed a bit of land with slopes and tight spaces is so much easier to make interesting than a flat one. And I'm right with you on those stairs, in spirit!
Absolutely stunning! A property and garden that reminds me of some Madeiran hotels (that's a compliment). You guys must be busy preparing for the fling. Not long now!
And I missed this one, what looks like possibly the most plant-mad garden on that fling. I've draped my triangle palm with Spanish moss, and now I'm inspired to tuck some tillandsias in too. I wonder which begonia that is.
Bummer! I hope you were somewhere equally exciting.
Ever since I saw Peter post about this garden I have been lusting after it! It's simply amazing! I am in love with all the bromeliads! And if only we could grow those canary island date palms and cover their trunks in tillandsia! AMAAAZING! Thanks for sharing these awesome photos!
Oh Louis you would go crazy there!
I'm always eager to see everyones photos of the garden flings immediately, but then I'll have to say it's nice when they are strung out a little. So thank you!
I just remember being so overwhelmed by the Fling (in a good way) that the idea of going through my photos right away held little appeal. Looking at them months later was wonderful.
Fabulous shots of a fabulous garden! It really says California, though, I always feel the mystique when I go there. The water features are wonderful, particularly the very imaginative screen like ripples, amazing. Thanks for the inspiration. I hope you found something interesting at Hortlandia.
I enjoyed Hortlandia but didn't really find anything amazing. Luckily we went out to Cistus afterwards and made a few more purchases.
Oh man...I should, I know I've seen it at City People's Garden Store up in Seattle but when I search for City Peoples I don't find a photo of it. If I see one again I'll come back here and comment with the name.


I caught a flu bug on Sunday evening and got worse on Monday. Consulted the doctor and was given medical leave for the next day. On Wednesday, a public holiday in Singapore, I went to Pasir Ris Park for a morning walk, to get some fresh air and to sweat it out.
After parking the car, I walked towards the bridge to check out the water level. I usually find a number of photographers with their tripods and cameras set up, attached with their long lens to take pictures of migratory birds. To my surprise, there were no photographers, I guess the migratory birds season is over. I only saw a few egrets here and there. The water was shallow and still, reflecting the trees and the clear blue sky, giving a calming feel.
I did my usual morning walk along the beach front to distress and clear my mind and took a few pictures along the way.
After brisk walking for around 6 kilometres, I was dripping with perspiration. I decided not to push myself too hard as I was just recovering. I crossed the road and walked towards the Pasir Ris Town Park located within the residential estate. The otters were swimming slowly in the Sungei Tampines or Tampines River and caught the attention of the residents living in the public housing apartments.
I learnt that this is the same family of otters I saw at Changi Point Coastal Walk and that the family now has three otter pups.
After swimming for a while, the otters decided to go to the shore. Check out the photograph below on how they climbed up to the shore.
The adult otter was the first to climb up to recce the surroundings before bringing the pups to the shore.
After checking the surroundings which seemed safe, the whole family climbed up to the shore. People who were cycling and jogging in the Park stopped to watch them. A mother with two little girls, stood still and watched the otters. Then I noticed one of the little girls was walking towards the otters and was getting close yet she continued to approach the otters. Guess she was fascinated by the lovely otters. I walked towards her and held her shoulders gently and took small steps back as the adult otters may turn aggressive to protect their pups if we get too close. The little girl's mother thanked me for looking out for her girl.
Check out the rest of the photographs where mama otter caught a fish to feed baby otter. What a sweet and heart-warming scene.
Baby Otter: Mummy, mummy, is this fish for me?
Mother Otter: Yes, my dear child, hold it well.
After watching the otters for a while, I checked out the other parts of the Park. There is a fishing pond in the middle of the Pasir Ris Town Park and there were people sitting by the pool, relaxing with their fishing buddies and some having picnic with their family.
Both the Pasir Ris Park and Pasir Ris Town Park are the best places to relax and getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Like I always say, always nice to be with nature after spending five days in a week in the concrete jungle. After all the perspiration, I felt much better and my stuffy nose seemed to be cleared. This is the power of fresh air and exercise.
For more on the otters, go here.
For more information on Pasir Ris Park, go to www.nparks.gov.sg.
Beautiful shots of the otters!
Aren't Otters just the cutest?! I'd have been very tempted to sneak one… or two home 😉 I saw a lot of sea otters on my Californian road trip which where just, if not more adorable!!!
Wow, your friend was able to catch truly great moments !
Wow, great pictures! I love otters!
So cute, what a lucky encounter … amazing park!
Yeah, watching the otters always brightens my day.
I bet it does, thanks for sharing your friends photos!
What a great post. Otters are such amazing critters, great shots.


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Have you got a car? The last time I spoke to Clem was last Monday. It's shockingly inexpensive. May I present this to you in token of my appreciation? What do you think it could be? The timing was perfect. A brown dwarf is a celestial object, in which fusion occurs, but that is not massive enough to fuse hydrogen. Sunil doesn't have a brother. Dani and Rolf look happy. Would you like to play tennis on Sunday?
Anderson isn't in any danger. Nora won't listen. Everything concurred to make him happy. I'm tired of being treated like a child. We might need to help him. Libyan rebels have advanced into two strategic towns controlling access to the capital from the west and the south. How many kilometers is it from here to the railroad station? Maybe you don't know this, but nobody could ever take your place. He cried, "Look out." It was slush on the road where the car, that had summer tires, ran out.
He walked across the street on a red traffic light. He crossed over the sea. I was very tired, so I went to bed early. Man is born a sinner. Father gave up cigarettes. He will soon be weary of the task. We're trying to beat them. Luis looked at the map on the wall. That picture does not do justice to him. That's exactly what Bonnie thinks.
I thought you might want to watch this. I do apologize. Kiki's birthday is the furthest thing from my mind. You have to tell Huashi what's going on. The postman was bitten by that dog. You're shallow and materialistic. She runs the business with her daughters. I didn't do it for us. It'll soon be a year that Charlie and Jane have known one another. Noise pollution could be avoided if only people were more sensitive to the environment.
I don't have any good reference book at hand. Do you know what they found out? Let's go to the stadium, because today's match will not be televised. Better to have one plough going than two cradles. I've felt guilty about it for months. George is very honest by nature. Everyone is inside Sal's trailer. There would be no New China without the communist party. The airport improvement levy seems higher than last year. He gets a kick out of reckless driving.
Joachim sat next to Morris at the piano. I let Meehan in the house. Read Beverly a story and put him to bed. Knead the dough gently. They were found dead. Bobby was looking for advice. Louie wants to talk to me later at the bar. I'm very proud of her. Everything looked OK. She was thrilled with his presence.


Well, V8 Supercars fans – you're in for a treat at this weekend's Phillip Island Classic (starting Friday at 9:05am) as Alex Davison will be driving his Dad's ex. Alan Jones Lola T332 Formula 5000.
He'll be in the same field as touring car legend, John Bowe driving a March 741 F1 car & hard-charger from the West, Paul Stubber in his March 81c Indy car.
So, it's F5000 Vs F1 vs Indy car at the 2015 Phillip ?Island Classic. So, we suggest you cancel any plans you had this weekend and make it to the Island!!
Thanks to Richard Davison for posting this on F5000 Australia's Facebook page.


Mangaluru, Dec 13 : CAL (ICYM) Unit of St. Sebastian Church, Bendur organised an event for the senior citizens of Bendur parish with the name " Maalgadyaa Sangi Nathala Festh " for the very first time in the history of Bendur parish on the occasion of Christmas on 8th December 2018 at Church Mini Hall.
A total of 120 seniors took part in this grand Christmas celebration. The inaugural programme commenced at 3:15 PM with a prayer song. Parish Priest and Director - CAL Bendur Unit Rev. Fr Vincent Monteiro presided over the programme along with Rev. Fr Anil Pinto - Assistant Parish Priest and Assistant Director - CAL Bendur Unit, Rev. Fr Rohan Dias - Assistant Parish Priest, Stephen Pinto - Vice President and Mavis Rodrigues - Secretary, Bendur Parish Pastoral Council and Sujith Noronha - Animator, CAL Bendur Unit were the dignitaries of the programme.
Steffi Veigas - President CAL Bendur Unit welcomed the gathering. Rev. Fr Vincent Monteiro appreciated the seniors for participating in large numbers and also gave his appreciation to CAL members for putting up this beautiful and unique programme. Oswald Pais - senior person, spoke his experience on behalf of all the seniors. CAL members put up a well organised cultural programme which included Christmas carols, comedy show, drama, dance with santa, games for the seniors in which the elders actively took part. As a symbol of Christmas, 'Kuswar' was served to all as refreshments.
The programme concluded at 4:50 PM with ICYM Anthem. Belisha Rego - Secretary, CAL Bendur Unit thanked the gathering for coming in a large number and actively taking part in the programme. Anosh Pinto compered the programme. It was a fun-filled day and a day to remember.


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When veteran NFL quarterback Noah Larson finally guides his team to the Super Bowl, his dreams - and life - are dashed when his six-year-old son is kidnapped for a unique ransom: Lose the game or his son dies. Seattle sportswriter Cal Murphy and photographer Kelly Mendoza get pulled into an FBI sting to help rescue Noah's son in Mexico. But when everything falls apart, Cal and Kelly are left to save themselves, save Noah's son, and save the Super Bowl.
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Working as a journalist at a small weekly paper in rural Idaho, Cal Murphy begins losing his big city dreams of writing for a metro paper. His passion is reignited after three high school star athletes are found dead in a 24-hour period. As he and fellow photographer Kelly Mendoza attempt to make sense of bizarre circumstances that led to the teens' deaths, Cal makes a chilling discovery, uncovering a vast conspiracy that grows darker with every twist and turn.
When NFL star running back Aaron Banks winds up dead in an abandoned warehouse, San Francisco newspaper reporter Cal Murphy begins an investigation that unearths secrets that are best left alone. Joined by fellow journalist Kelly Mendoza, Cal ventures into a world rife with conspiracies, butting heads with powerful people and putting a bulls-eye on his own chest. But with time running out to expose the truth, Cal must weigh if the story is worth his life - and if he has what it takes to topple the most powerful man in Southern California.
Atlanta sports writer Cal Murphy travels deep into the Louisiana bayou to investigate the mysterious death of a five-star high school football recruit in the small town of Saint-Parran. What he finds is a sinister secret hidden beneath a tussle between boosters from two major college football programs fighting for the services of another local recruit.
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Wednesday: We marked and drilled with a 3/8 bit for the oak pegs that strengthen the mortise and tenon joints. Putting in the pegs, we then used a Japanese saw to cut the pegs down to just proud of the surface. Then we made sure the place were the tail-vise attached the the bench was square, then we began installing the tail-vises on the benches.
When you get it right, those Benchcrafted tail-vises are amazing!
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Funeral services for Mrs. Loyce Elaine Fallin Morgan was at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2015 at First Baptist Church in Ruston with Dr. Randy Hales officiating assisted by Dr. Chris Craig. Interment followed at St. Rest Cemetery under the direction of Kilpatrick Funeral Home in Ruston.
Loyce Elaine Fallin Morgan was born on Feb. 6, 1924 and left her earthly home for her heavenly home on Aug. 13, 2015 at the age of 91. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Samuel Morgan; her mother, Daisy Mae Fallin; her father, Benjamin Franklin Fallin; four of her brothers; Wayne Fallin, Joe Fallin, Jack Fallin, Howard Fallin, and two of her sisters; Eva Dell Fallin Henry, and Lucille Fallin Dring.
Loyce is survived by two sons; James Gregory Morgan and wife Jan of Dallas, Texas; Kenneth Wayne Morgan and wife Rhonda of Pensacola, Florida; and one daughter; Melinda Gail Morgan McMahone and husband Don of Ruston, Louisiana. "Mamaw" is survived by the "joys of her life," her grandchildren; Molly McMahone Stone, and husband, Brandon of Montgomery, Alabama; Lauren Morgan of Dallas, Texas; Colby Morgan of Dallas, Texas; Meagan McMahone Jenkins and husband, Dustin of Lexington, South Carolina; Emily Morgan of Pensacola, Florida; and Lawrence Lane of Pensacola, Florida. Loyce was also blessed to live long enough to know and love her three great-granddaughters; Audrey Melinda Stone, Anna Morgan Stone, and Charlotte (Lottie) Gail Jenkins. Loyce is also survived by one brother, James Fallin; and one sister, Lettie Fallin Canterbury, and many nieces and nephews who loved their "Aunt Loyce."
Loyce was born in Gansville and as a small child moved with her family to the beautiful hilly countryside of Lincoln Parish. She attended St. Rest Baptist Church and gave her life to Christ as an adolescent. After graduation from Ruston High School she moved to Shreveport and worked as a telephone operator. At the end of World War II she married her sweetheart, Sam, and joined him as they began their military life together. During their time of service in the U.S. Marines, they made homes for their growing family in Florida, Massachusetts, Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. After Sam's retirement from the Marines in 1960, he and Loyce settled in Minden where they lived until moving to Ruston in 2008.
Loyce was one of the earliest members of the newly established Emmanuel Baptist Church in Minden. She loved deeply studying and uncovering the truths of God's Word, and shared her gift of teaching in ladies Sunday school class for over 40 years. She was a faithful choir member, and served on numerous committees. She always enjoyed teaching children in Vacation Bible School, and did so long after her own children were grown. She had a love of missions and served as WMU director.
Loyce loved to read, cook, sew, and travel anywhere, near or far, to experience something new and different. She found joy in all things, great and small. Mostly, Loyce was a lover of people. She took any opportunity to meet and greet new friends, neighbors, and church members, most of the time with something delicious from her kitchen. She loved to feed people, and was happiest when she was cooking for her family or friends and had them all around her table.
Our family will cherish the priceless memories we have of Mom and Mamaw as she loved us by nourishing us – not only with food – but with wisdom, helpfulness, concern, and lots of laughter and silliness. She gave of herself freely, sacrificed much, and prayed continually for all of us.
We are so deeply grateful for Mom's caregivers: Mrs. Ketha Morrow, Mrs. Betty Coggins, and Mrs. Carolyn Beal. You are our angels. We are so thankful, as well, for her very attentive physician, Dr. Benson Grigsby, and his wonderful caring staff.
The family wishes for any memorials given in honor of Loyce to be offered to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, Life Choices of Ruston, LA, or First Baptist Church of Ruston's Children's Building Fund.
Visitation was from 6 until 8 p.m. Monday, Aug.17, 2015 at Kilpatrick Funeral Home in Ruston.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kilpatrickfuneralhomes.com
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The "Monte Carlo Method" is a method of solving problems using statistics. Given the probability, P, that an event will occur in certain conditions, a computer can be used to generate those conditions repeatedly. The number of times the event occurs divided by the number of times the conditions are generated should be approximately equal to P.
If a circle of radius R is inscribed inside a square with side length 2R, then the area of the circle will be pi*R^2 and the area of the square will be (2R)^2. So the ratio of the area of the circle to the area of the square will be pi/4.
This means that, if you pick N points at random inside the square, approximately N*pi/4 of those points should fall inside the circle.
This program picks points at random inside the square. It then checks to see if the point is inside the circle (it knows it's inside the circle if x^2 + y^2 < R^2, where x and y are the coordinates of the point and R is the radius of the circle). The program keeps track of how many points it's picked so far (N) and how many of those points fell inside the circle (M).
Although the Monte Carlo Method is often useful for solving problems in physics and mathematics which cannot be solved by analytical means, it is a rather slow method of calculating pi. To calculate each significant digit there will have to be about 10 times as many trials as to calculate the preceding significant digit.
Hi eveander This is suresh here, doin my master in computers in ASU .As i'm a graduate student, actully we had a topic on monte carlo (pi calculation ).when i had gone through ur site i got stuff regardin this topic i'm interested in.I would like to know the complete procedure and program code inorder to understand myself clearly.I would be greatful to u and thanks for consider my above request.
I wonder if Suresh is looking for something like this.
Thank You very much for it! But I would like to please Your help. Could You tell please, what is nesessery to add to this programm for to get Pi colculations in such view 3.******** (i mean in your programm there are 4 numbers after point, but I need 8 numbers).
However, when you try this, you will see it is not so useful: our result is an integer divided by 10000. Thus, the last few digits are always zero. This leads to the temptation to use a longer loop to get a more precise answer. But on my wimpy computer, using a longer loop leads to a too-long run time. And raises questions about how good my random number generator is. And when should I switch over to arbitrary-precision numbers? Oh, now my head hurts.
I would like to point to the fact that this particular method works especially well when you make 14 pairs of random numbers. It works very well if you generate 452 numbers.
The San Francisco Exploratorium - possibly the coolest kids museum on the planet - has a large poker-chip-tossing machine on display for kids to calculate Pi. On my last visit there a crowd of children - not even nerd children (sorry Eve, I'm stereotyping here...) - were all standing around watching it.
This method, was known as "The method of the French Lieutenant" or "The method of generating PI casting stones in a Pond".
Here is another python program to calculate pi. It uses the PIL module to make a PNG showing the circle inscribed into the square.


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Can Zion Williamson succeed with the Pelicans where Pistol Pete, CP3, AD failed?
John Marcase
Special to the Town Talk
Zion Williamson is technically not yet a member of the New Orleans Pelicans.
Taken with the No. 1 overall pick in last Thursday's NBA Draft, the extremely talented Duke All-American has not signed with the Pels, but that is a mere formality, thanks to the NBA Salary Cap.
Despite not yet playing a single game for the franchise, Williamson may succeed in doing what Pistol Pete, CP3 and AD never could — make New Orleans and Louisiana care about professional basketball long-term.
Sure, there has been excitement in New Orleans in the past.
Pete Maravich could draw sizable crowds to the Superdome when he played for the expansion Jazz from 1974-79, but the franchise couldn't take advantage of Pistol Pete's draw. After five seasons, the Jazz moved to Utah.
The NBA returned to New Orleans in 2002. Led by Jamal Mashburn, the New Orleans Hornets, who had relocated from Charlotte, won 47 games and finished just three games shy of the best record in the Eastern Conference.
The first three seasons in New Orleans, though, brought about three different head coaches — Paul Silas, Tim Floyd and Byron Scott. The franchise bottomed out with an 18-win season in 2004-05.
Chris Paul, known as CP3 due to his No. 3 uniform number, arrived with the fourth pick of the 2005 NBA Draft.
Despite the turmoil brought about by Hurricane Katrina, the franchise's fortunes on the court began an uptick. In 2007-08, CP3 led the Hornets to a franchise-best 56 wins, a Southwest Division title and the second-best record in the Western Conference. New Orleans would lose in seven games to defending NBA Champion San Antonio in the second round of the playoffs.
Shortly after, George Shinn decided to sell the team, but could not find a buyer. Afraid of a PR disaster repeat after allowing the Seattle Supersonics to move to Oklahoma City, the NBA stepped in and purchased the team for $300 million.
Paul, uncertain of the team's future and noticing a declining product on the court, wanted out. NBA Commissioner David Stern vetoed a trade to the Lakers, but later approved one to the Clippers prior to the start of the 2011-12 season. Needless to say, the Hornets struggled that year to a conference-worst 21-win season.
Ten days after freshman Anthony Davis led Kentucky to the 2012 National Championship in the Superdome, Saints owner Tom Benson purchased the Hornets to keep them in New Orleans. Several weeks later, the Hornets won the NBA Lottery and the right to select Davis with the No. 1 overall pick.
It was an exciting time for the franchise and professional basketball fans in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, but it didn't last.
Even though the team changed its name to the Pelicans for the 2013-14 season in homage to the state's official bird, the on-court product continued to suffer thanks to the general manager Dell Demps' inability to surround Davis with a proper supporting cast.
Davis blossomed into one of the NBA's top five players, but the franchise managed to make the playoffs just twice in his six seasons. Bad luck, bad timing, bad injuries and bad front-office decisions all played a part in AD's decision to demand a trade in January despite one year left on his contract.
Since Davis demanded a trade, a funny thing has happened to the Pelicans. They have transformed into a franchise with one of the brightest futures in the league.
Gayle Benson, who took over as owner following the death of her husband in 2018, became engaged in the franchise. Out went Demps and in came the highly respected David Griffin.
The Pelicans then won the NBA Draft Lottery, which meant they won the Zion Williamson Sweepstakes. The team sold roughly 3,000 season ticket packages immediately following the draft lottery.
Days before the NBA Draft, Griffin finally traded Davis to the desperate Lakers in a transaction that should allow the Pelicans to surround Zion with the type of supporting cast Davis never had except for a few months when he was teamed with Jrue Holiday and DeMarcus Cousins before Cousins tore his Achilles heel.
Further, Griffin added to the Pelicans' AD trade largesse with another trade hours prior to the draft that netted more draft picks and even more salary cap room.
Thousands of Pelican fans turned out for a draft party on Fulton Street in New Orleans, close to the Convention Center. It was the type of scene normally reserved for the Saints, or anything involving LSU football
It was not the type of scene usually associated with the Pelicans, or basketball, in New Orleans.
The excitement for the Zion Williamson era has been percolating for weeks, and will only continue until the start of the NBA season in October.
Will Zion do what Pistol Pete, CP3 and AD could not do? He may not make the Pelicans more popular than the Saints within five years like some have predicted, but he has given pro basketball fans in this state hope.
Expectations are high, but so too is the enthusiasm surrounding this franchise for arguably the first time since they were the Charlotte Hornets.
John Marcase is a former assistant managing editor and sports editor of The Town Talk in Alexandria. He writes a weekly column.


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Episode 495 — Ivy Pochoda
Ivy Pochoda is the guest. Her new novel is called Wonder Valley, available now from Ecco.
In today's monologue, I answer questions from listeners.
Episode 494 — Panio Gianopoulos
Panio Gianopoulos is the guest. His new story collection is called How to Get into Our House and Where We Keep the Money. It is available now from Four Way Books.
This is Panio's second time guesting on the podcast. He first appeared in Episode 138 on January 9, 2013.
In today's monologue, I read some listener mail and...
Episode 493 — Emily Geminder
Emily Geminder is the guest. Her debut story collection is called Dead Girls and Other Stories. It is the winner of the Dzanc Books Short Story Prize.
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Elizabeth Ellen is the guest. She has a new story collection out called Saul Stories, available from Short Flight / Long Drive Books. Earlier this year she published a novel called Persona, and a poetry collection entitled Elizabeth Ellen is forthcoming.
Elizabeth first appeared on this program on August 26, 2012, in
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Carmen Maria Machado is the guest. Her story collection, Her Body and Other Parties, is available now from Graywolf Press. It is a finalist for the 2017 National Book Award and the Kirkus Prize, and the winner of the Bard Fiction Prize.
In today's monologue, I reflect on the t-shirt fundraiser for the Salesses family...


Manny's surname should be pronounced to rhyme with 'annoying me, not the Nick Harris version of 'Ominimini'. United fans' first glimpse of the Nigerian former West Ham starlet came when he played on loan at Gillingham and he skinned Les Robinson before scoring. Manny's pace and trickery on the ball should be enough to cause panic in any defence, although unfortunately there's too often no end product. He endeared himself to all bar Westam fans by neglecting to mention to the happy Hammers that he'd played in the League Cup when at the Gills, and he turned out for West Ham in the same competition, causing them eventually to be eliminated from the tournament. Never mind - their loss was United's gain. His inconsistency meant that when he played it was generally from the bench, but he demonstrated an ability to turn a game when he came on, but sadly not often enough. Manny won England Schoolboy honours.


Fusing food truck and fine dining, Radio Mexico is the Mexican highlight of the St Kilda dining scene. With tacos, quesadillas, ceviche and deep fried tortilla chips, the well priced menu full of traditional fare will not only satisfy, but have you hanging around enjoying many a tequila with your mates. Pop into their bayside bar location and watch a St Kilda sunset as you sip a Mexican draught beer amongst the cacti and graffiti walls.


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The Cuban Pillow Crisis
The Ulster Linen Co., Inc. of New York was noted for being the most reliable source of Fine European Linens in the U.S. The company enlisted Jim Moran to publicise their linens further afield in the Mid and Western States of the U.S. In true Moran style, he organised the world's biggest ever pillow fight, pre the Guinness book of records which was a great shame as its genius has been lost to time. But Moran staged regional challenges in each capital city of each State and got all the finalists together for the grand fight in Washington.
The regional pillow fights got acres of press at the time, but the event was overtaken by headier matters. It was 1963 and the Cuban Missile Crisis was in full flow and so the final of the pillow fight had to be cancelled. I am thinking about restaging it in honour of the great Jim Moran.
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Softball Team Splits In Season Opener
Clarksville, Ark.-The Lady Eagle softball team split with Ouachita Baptist in their season opener on Tuesday afternoon at Hurie Field.
Ouachita (1-1, 0-0) scored four runs in the first inning in a 5-0 shutout over the Lady Eagles (1-1, 0-0) in the first game. Sophomore second baseman Regan Brown led Ozarks with two hits. Amanda Luney (0-1) pitched seven innings and struck out three batters. The afternoon's second game saw the Lady Eagles rally for two runs in the first inning and one run in the fifth inning on their way to a 3-1 victory. The Lady Eagles recorded eight hits while holding the Lady Tigers to four. Seven different Lady Eagles recorded hits in the game. Freshman pitcher Brandi Blake earned her first win of her collegiate career after pitching seven innings and striking out one batter. The Lady Eagles will play Arkansas Tech University on February 20 in a double-header in Russellville.


You want a costume that celebrates America's storied history of athletics. You enjoy the sound of the crack of the bat, the smell of hot dogs and beer, and the sight of thongs of fans crowded around to witness grown men in wool pajamas run around in a square. Well, you won't have to sing "Take me out to the ball game" anymore. No, with this Adult Baseball Mitt Costume, you're a baseball MVP––the game will come to you! Just wear this baseball mitt costume and an impromptu baseball is sure to break out no matter where you are. It's irresistible! Just find something to use as a ball and you're all set. You could be in the aisles of the supermarket, and all of a sudden, batter's up! An old man pitches an apple down the chips aisle. It's a curveball, but a kid in a stroller-cart manages to hit it with a zucchini while her mom looks at the salsa display. You dive, catch the apple-ball right inside your glove-body, sliding into the frozen food aisle. It isn't called America's past-time for nothing!
Gloves are a relatively new innovation in baseball. Did you know early baseball was played without a glove? Oh, yeah. And early gloves often left the players' fingers exposed for "greater control." Gloves as we know them didn't become the norm until the mid-90s. Oh, right, the 1890s. So maybe they've been around a while. We said relatively!
Never be without your catcher's mitt again. This one's not authentic leather, but rather, padded polyester. Oh well. No breaking-in needed for this glove, at least.


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Global Toyota hybrid sales exceed three million units
Due to the rising price of fuel, the launch of the new 2011 Lexus CT 200h and the imminent launch of the Toyota Prius family of vehicles, the interest for hybrid vehicles Toyota and Lexus was up, and it just when worldwide sales of Toyota hybrids exceed a significant bearing. . Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced today that global cumulative sales of its hybrid vehicles have exceeded the
Toyota and Mazda conclude a license agreement regarding hybrid technology
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Heidi MacDonald
Are there too many comic cons?
Apparently not because John Macaluso, who was the showrunner at Wizard World until about a year ago, is launching his OWN line of shows, Fandemic. The inaugural show will be held Sept. 15-17 in Houston, at the NRG Center. The nerdlebrity A-lists guests are out for this, with Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Bruce Campbell, Michael Rooker, Jon Bernthal and more. listed as appearing. On the comics side the list is smaller but the Renee Witterstaetter crew is on hand, with Art Suydam, Michael Golden and so on.
Macaluso was always a straight shooter with me when he was at Wizard and I was happy to see him get back into the space. In a phone conversation he told me the goal for Fandemic is a series of no more than 2-4 shows a year. He's targeting under-served con areas — which are hard to find he admits. Texas would not seem an underserved region but it can be as far as GOOD shows in some areas go at times. Edited to add: I understand the only major show in Houston at this time is Comicpalooza which has some flaws, so a fairly open territory.
He told me that one thing he was proudest at of his days at Wizard was that "people always felt comfortable at our shows, from the guests to the vendors to the fans. And that's our philosophy: take care of the fans first. No long lines. Good programming." He added, "When I do a show it's like you're coming to my house. The place had better be clean and we're going to treat you like a guest."
Fandemic has lined up some experienced folks to help run the show, and Macaluso shared a few details off the record which…if they pan out could definitely make some noise in the con space. Yes, even at this crowded time.
And they are actively looking for more guests and exhibitors, so if interested contact info is on the website.
Here's the Fandemic mission statement from the website:
It is with great pleasure that we bring the FANDEMIC tour to you. Our core values place you, our fans, first and foremost. Every member of our team is committed to our mission. We pledge to present events that bring the highest tier celebrities, artists, and exhibitors and to create immersive programming that is both fun and educational. Our mission is simple: take care of the fans.
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Heidi MacDonald is an award-winning editor/journalist with 20 years. An editor at Disney and DC Comics, she edited such titles as The Lion King, Scooby Doo, Swamp Thing, and Y: The Last Man. She cohosts Publishers Weekly's graphic novel podcast More to Come.
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Wu11t 06/27/2017 4:30 pm At 4:30 pm
Interesting, Reedus and Morgan have been cancelling appearances at Cons lately, and repeatedly. Probably related to this, to build some kind of demand?
Torsten Adair 06/27/2017 5:32 pm At 5:32 pm
Three months to stage a show… I hope it works!
botgal 06/27/2017 5:32 pm At 5:32 pm
So now they are in competition with Walker Stalker Convention ?? Wonder how everybody feels about that. Morgan and Reedus are that Cons biggest draw. Not counting Lincoln who only does Atlanta and London.
Angela P 06/27/2017 9:19 pm At 9:19 pm
Omg, this Con needs to come to Tucson, AZ! Please!
anonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 06/28/2017 11:49 am At 11:49 am
I like that it's called a COMIC CONVENTION and there's barely any comic presence from anyone currently working in comics.
Just called it a fucking fan convention or celebrity convention. Enough's enough.
wahhh at baby anon 06/29/2017 3:10 pm At 3:10 pm
There are always comic vendors and guests at these. Just because they can't charge a lot for an auto doesn't mean they're not still thriving at these opportunities. It's called Fandemic Tour. Get over it. Bitch
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This particular Saturday date was added after Friday night's show sold out—another testament to Animal Collective's ever growing following, considering the size of Prospect Park's bandshell. Somewhere in the scheduling, Friday night support Black Dice were unable to make a reappearance, and so the restless crowd was left at the mercy of two DJs for nearly three hours. XXXchange spent his entire set spinning records and mostly ignoring the crowd—basically, playing the role of the live engineer who throws some music on to keep the crowd docile between bands. Despite his relative indifference towards the crowd, his set went over much better than the direct support, Dãm-Funk.
Dãm-Funk hails from Los Angeles, where he has positioned himself as the "Ambassador of Boogie Funk," but to the crowd of Brooklynites out to witness the post-modern sonic insanity of Animal Collective, his crate-digging throwbacks to early '80s boogie and soul were unappreciated. His remix of Animal Collective's most recent single, "Summertime Clothes," might have won the crowd over, but instead we were treated to an hour of unfamiliar music and silly antics that peaked with the use of a keytar. Unfortunately, there's just absolutely no way to follow a ridiculous keytar solo, and so the rest of his set suffered even more for it. It was all the more disappointing for his affiliation with Stones Throw—a Madlib he was not.
Finally, three hours after the park was opened for ticket holders, Animal Collective took the stage and proceeded to erase all memory of the tedious wait with a mind-blowing set—the setlist was obviously geared towards newer fans, but the show was all the better for it. I've heard stories about the Collective's inability to match their recorded genius with an engaging live show, but on this night the band more than defended itself against such criticism. The bass was deep and forceful—the kind that feels like you're hearing it with your innards rather than your ears—and from the new, unrecorded opener of "Grace" to the triple punch of "Fireworks," "My Girls," and "Brother Sport," the band augmented its playful harmonies with a rhythmic intensity that it keeps reserved on its albums. The band even included "Comfy In Nautica," a track from Noah "Panda Bear" Lennox's solo album, but despite the attention given in the press to Lennox's Beach Boys-esque voice, David "Avey Tare" Portner proved himself the true frontman of Animal Collective's live presence. He hit all the right notes and moved about the stage with an energy that his bandmates could not replicate, being tethered to their samplers and keyboards. The nautical-themed stage set-up—featuring moving cut-outs of waves, a giant shark, jellyfish lights, and two tribal looking light-up monoliths—was as fun and bizarre as the band's music, and at the cue of the flashing lights and colors, many a concertgoer took advantage of the cover of darkness to toke up. I suppose we all know what they keep in their fanny packs.


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Sie ist Mitbegründerin und Präsidentin der 2013 gegründete mauretanische Handelskammer der Jugend (Youth Chamber of Commerce of Mauritania, YCCM). Die Gründung erfolgte um junge Unternehmerinnen zu unterstützen, die Schwierigkeiten haben Finanzmittel für ihre Start-ups zu erhalten.

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Q: How can I override ExpansionPanelSummary deep elements with styled-components? Using the docs/examples for overriding Material UI styling with styled-components, I've managed to style the root and "deeper elements" within an ExpansionPanel and ExpansionPanelDetails.
However, when I use the same technique to return an overridden ExpansionPanelSummary from a function passed to styled(), the ExpansionPanelSummary moves in the DOM and the whole ExpansionPanel no longer renders correctly.
The technique in question, as applied to ExpansionPanel (this works as expected, on the container ExpansionPanel):
import MUIExpansionPanel from '@material-ui/core/ExpansionPanel';

export const ExpansionPanel = styled(props => (
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  />
))`
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    ...root style overrides
  }
  &&.expanded {
    ...expanded style overrides
  }
`;

The typical DOM (with class names abbreviated) for ExpansionPanel and friends:

The DOM when I apply the above technique to ExpansionPanelSummary:

For completeness, here's a minimal repro of what I'm doing to ExpansionPanelSummary, that triggers the DOM switch:
export const ExpansionPanelSummary = styled(props => (
  <MUIExpansionPanelSummary
    {...props}
  />
))``;

And my JSX is standard ExpansionPanel setup:
<ExpansionPanel>
  <ExpansionPanelSummary>
    Summary Label
  </ExpansionPanelSummary>
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Some Content

  </ExpansionPanelDetails>
</ExpansionPanel>

A: This difficulty is independent of using styled-components and just has to do with wrapping ExpansionPanelSummary in another component.
You can similarly reproduce this with the following wrapping of ExpansionPanelSummary:
const MyCustomSummary = props => {
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There are several component groups like this where a Material-UI parent component looks for a particular type of child component and treats that child specially. For instance, you can find the following block in ExpansionPanel
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Fortunately, Material-UI has a straightforward way to tell it that your custom component should be treated the same as a particular Material-UI component via the muiName property:
MyCustomSummary.muiName = "ExpansionPanelSummary";

or in your case it would look like:
export const ExpansionPanelSummary = styled(props => (
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I have the validation PHP for the form at the top of the same page as the form is on.
Existing validation code as follows:
<?php
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$email_to = 'myemailishere';
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// set error messages
$error_messages = array(
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// Set form status
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// configure validation array
$validation = array();

// check form submittal
if(!empty($_POST)) {
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    // Loop into required fields and make sure they match our needs
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        if(!array_key_exists($field, $_POST)) array_push($validation, $field);

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        // validate the email address supplied
        if($field == 'email') if(!validate_email_address($_POST[$field])) array_push($validation, $field);
    }

    // basic validation result
    if(count($validation) == 0) {
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        $email_content = 'New Website Comment: ' . "\n\n";

        // simple email content
        foreach($_POST as $key => $value) {
            if($key != 'submit') $email_content .= $key . ': ' . $value . "\n";
        }

        // if validation passed ok then send the email
        mail($email_to, $email_subject, $email_content);

        // Update form switch
        $form_complete = TRUE;
    }
}

function validate_email_address($email = FALSE) {
    return (preg_match('/^[^@\s]+@([-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,}$/i', $email))? TRUE : FALSE;
}

function remove_email_injection($field = FALSE) {
   return (str_ireplace(array("\r", "\n", "%0a", "%0d", "Content-Type:", "bcc:","to:","cc:"), '', $field));
}

?>

And my Form code is this:

<?php if($form_complete === FALSE): ?>
<form autocomplete="off" action="index.php#contact" method="post" id="comments_form">

Your full name

<input type="text" id="fullname" class="detail" name="fullname" value="<?php echo isset($_POST['fullname'])? $_POST['fullname'] : ''; ?>" /><?php if(in_array('fullname', $validation)): ?><?php echo $error_messages['fullname']; ?><?php endif; ?>

Your email address

<input type="text" id="email" class="detail" name="email" value="<?php echo isset($_POST['email'])? $_POST['email'] : ''; ?>" /><?php if(in_array('email', $validation)): ?><?php echo $error_messages['email']; ?><?php endif; ?>

Your number? (if you'd like a call)

<input type="text" id="telephone" class="detail" name="telephone" value="<?php echo isset($_POST['telephone'])? $_POST['telephone'] : ''; ?>" />

Your message

<textarea id="comment" name="comment" class="mess"><?php echo isset($_POST['comment'])? $_POST['comment'] : ''; ?></textarea><?php if(in_array('comment', $validation)): ?><?php echo $error_messages['comment']; ?><?php endif; ?>

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<?php
require_once('recaptchalib.php');
$publickey = "your_public_key"; // public key omitted for purpose of stackeroverflow
echo recaptcha_get_html($publickey);
?>

<input type="submit" id="submit" name="submit" value="SEND MESSAGE" />

</form>

<?php else: ?>

Thank you, we've received your message.

<?php endif; ?>

So...where do I stick this code (as in integrate the code into my existing validation php)?????:
<?php
  require_once('recaptchalib.php');
  $privatekey = "your_private_key";
  $resp = recaptcha_check_answer ($privatekey,
                                $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],
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                                $_POST["recaptcha_response_field"]);

  if (!$resp->is_valid) {
    // What happens when the CAPTCHA was entered incorrectly
    die ("The reCAPTCHA wasn't entered correctly. Go back and try it again." .
         "(reCAPTCHA said: " . $resp->error . ")");
  } else {
    // Your code here to handle a successful verification
  }
  ?>

Hope that makes sense and someone can help?


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The Angelic Salutation is a assembly of lime wood sculptures. Veit Stoss created it for the medieval church of St. Lorenz (one of the two principal churches in Nuremberg's Old Town) where it hangs on a metal chain in the center of the choir. It was commissioned by famous merchant Anton Tucher, and local Renaissance hero Albrecht Dürer reviewed the masterpiece featuring Virgin Mary and Archangel Gabriel surrounded by small angels, many of whom are ringing bells in celebration or joyfully playing musical instruments. The statues are surrounded by a wreath of roses.
Soon after completion of the artwork the German reformation began and when St. Lorenz changed into a Lutheran Church the Angelic Salutation was only displayed on holy days and remained covered the rest of the time. This is also the reason why the colors are still very much in their original glory. Because the work was deemed the private property of the wealthy and influential Tucher family and the city of Nuremberg was proud of its heritage this wood carved masterpiece escaped destruction during the reformation and today still hangs in this magnificent church.
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