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Georgia Aquarium Announces Three Rescued Sea Otter Pups
Georgia Aquarium will be home to Bixby, Cruz and Brighton
ATLANTA (December 16, 2010) – Three rescued southern sea otter pups have found a new home at the world's largest aquarium, in Atlanta. Bixby, Cruz and Brighton – named after geographical locations along the central California coast, the natural habitat of the southern sea otter – are being housed in parts of the newly renovated Cold Water Quest gallery at Georgia Aquarium. The new sea otter exhibit space opened in May, after a remodel to vastly enlarge the support areas, to create more housing options and long-term care of the Aquarium's current otters, Gracie and Oz, and to provide space for any potential rescued animals in the future.
Southern sea otters (Enhydra lutris nereis) are currently listed on the IUCN Red List as "Endangered," the U.S. Endangered Species Act as "Threatened," and under the Marine Mammal Protection Act as "Depleted." According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the most recent sea otter census showed a continued downward trend in the number of both adults and pups in California. A number of recent sea otter pup strandings have been associated with shark attacks; in fact, both Bixby and Cruz were orphaned after their mothers were fatally attacked by white sharks.
A Partnership to Save the Pups:
The Sea Otter Research and Conservation (SORAC) program at the Monterey Bay Aquarium (MBA) rescues and manages the care of dozens of stranded southern sea otters each year, and 2010 has been a busy year for stranded pups where several rescue calls came in.
Sea otter pups learn all skills necessary for survival from their mothers at a very early age. In the case of stranded pups, attempts by humans to hand-rear and release them back into the wild has historically been unsuccessful. These days, dependent pups are typically placed with adult female sea otters who act as surrogate mothers, giving them the best chance at survival once released back into the wild. Animals unable to be placed with a surrogate must be hand-reared and relocated to another aquarium facility, like Georgia Aquarium, for long-term care. Sadly, if no space exists, pups will be euthanized because they will not have skills essential for survival.
The first of the rescued otters, Brighton, was found as a 12-week-old pup along the California coast back in June. SORAC staff members believe she was either orphaned or prematurely weaned from her mother in the wild. Veterinary staff also suspected acanthocephalan peritonitis, a condition caused by eating sand crabs infested with parasitic worms. In young or weakened animals, the worms can migrate through the intestinal wall and cause an often-fatal infection. As the treatment of this infection is lengthy and intensive and release of treated animals is often unsuccessful, the pup was deemed non-releasable by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). After her rescue, the SORAC team examined and treated Brighton, who was nurtured to a full recovery and socialized with other sea otters before being transported to Georgia Aquarium for permanent residence in November. Brighton is now 8 months old and weighs 30 pounds (13.8 kg).
In mid-August, Georgia Aquarium's zoological team responded to a request from the SORAC team to support the care and rehabilitation of two additional sea otters pups – Cruz, a two-week-old male pup, and Bixby, a four-week-old female pup. Although the otter pups were found stranded in different locations on different days along the central coastline of California, it was determined that both of the pups' mothers had suffered fatal shark attacks – likely from white sharks, according to biologists. Fortunately, the pups only suffered superficial wounds and both remained in fairly good condition.
At the time of their stranding, SORAC had no surrogate females available to adopt the pups, so they too were deemed non-releasable by USFWS. Georgia Aquarium immediately sent staff to MBA, and they remained with Cruz and Bixby until the animals were transported to Atlanta in September. Young sea otter pups require 24-hour care, which can be labor-intensive and challenging to manage. With the pups unable to care for themselves, biologists stepped in, playing the role as "mom," training the animals to nurse from a bottle and grooming their thick fur to keep them in top condition. After veterinarians and biologists deemed each of the pups' health status acceptable for travel, the animals were transported to Atlanta on a private aircraft.
Georgia Aquarium Welcomes New Pups:
Prior to the animals' arrival, specialized nurseries were set up in the Georgia Aquarium's animal care suites, located in the Correll Center for Aquatic Animal Health. The nurseries allowed biologists to care for the pups and tend to their needs, but also allowed staff to keep the animals isolated from the current sea otter residents until the pups were medically cleared from quarantine and ready to be housed with the Aquarium's adult animals.
Aquarium staff carefully introduced the new pups to Gracie and Oz, the Aquarium's current adult sea otter residents, allowing them to become acclimated to one another before giving them access to the exhibit. All of the animals will be housed in the Cold Water Quest sea otter exhibit area, both on display and in the newly renovated back-of-house support areas. Animal care staff will continue to acclimate the animals to each other and to the various parts of the exhibit area while they adjust to their new home.
Francesca Allegra
fallegra@georgiaaquarium.org
The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia, is the world's largest with more than ten million gallons of water and more aquatic life than any other aquarium. The mission of the Georgia Aquarium is to be an entertaining, educational and scientific institution featuring exhibits and programs of the highest standards, offering engaging and exciting guest experiences and promoting the conservation of aquatic biodiversity throughout the world. For additional information, visit www.georgiaaquarium.org.
ABOUT THE CORRELL CENTER FOR AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH
The Correll Center for Aquatic Animal Health is a partnership between University of Georgia and Georgia Aquarium to create the first-ever teaching hospital integrated into an aquarium. The 10,000 square-foot facility was designed by 12 world-renowned veterinary and conservation professionals to care for the 120,000 animals at Georgia Aquarium, to conduct research and teach aquatic medicine. The Correll Center uses state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging technology, digital and computed radiography, portable ultrasound, digital endoscopy, mobile gas and waterborne anesthesia systems, in-house diagnostic tools, digital microscopy, complete surgical suite with instrument sterilization features and a custom, computerized medical records system. The Correll Center for Aquatic Animal Health can be viewed on behind-the-scenes tours at Georgia Aquarium.
ABOUT THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM
The Monterey Bay Aquarium, acclaimed as one of the world's finest, has attracted more than 46 million visitors and has won national awards for its permanent and special exhibitions, its architecture, and its cultural, educational and economic impact. More information on aquarium exhibits and programs is available online at www.montereybayaquarium.org or by calling (831) 648-4888. The mission of the Monterey Bay Aquarium is to inspire conservation of the oceans.


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Gun Investigation
Most police officers conducting a Michigan gun investigation begin with two things. First, what the police officer is able to observe in plain view and second, by the questions they ask and the answers they receive. A person would be under notice that they are being investigated for a firearm crime when the police officer looks to see whether the person is in possession of one.
For example, if a person is in an automobile, the officer may be looking through a window to see if the weapon is in plain view. In fact, whenever a police officer approaches any vehicle that was stopped, they look for any weapons present when they look into the individual's vehicle.
Michigan law enforcement also ask the person if there is a weapon present during the gun investigation or immediately prior to the arrest. The police often ask the individual if they are in possession of anything that can harm them. The police will specifically be watching for someone to admit that they are in possession of a weapon.
A person should contact a Michigan gun defense attorney as soon as they start to feel that the police officers are moving from simple innocent questions to questions that might lead to criminal charges. If it appears that the police are suspicious of the person's answers; or the person is in any other way aware that the police are investigating a crime, it is best for them to contact an attorney immediately.
Tactics Of An Investigation
Other than typical search and seizure law that applies, there are no specific investigative measures that the police can take to determine if a person is in possession of a weapon or firearm illegally.
However, there are many ways that a police officer can determine if someone is in the lawful possession of a firearm by checking to see if someone has prior purchases, permits for prior purchases, or a Concealed Pistol License (CPL), also called a Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) on their record.
When the police must determine if someone is illegally holding a firearm, they implement search and seizure law. The first thing a police officer does is determine if there is any outward evidence based on the person's appearance, such as a bulge indicating a concealed weapon.
They may also examine the scene of the crime to determine whether there is any evidence that a weapon was discharged or any other evidence that a weapon was used such as damaged property or whether a firearm was used to harm another person.
If the police are led to believe that someone has a weapon in their possession they may ask them questions to determine whether they ever applied for or received a concealed permit. If the person does not have a concealed permit and has a gun on their person, they may be illegally in possession of a firearm.
Importance of Contacting an Attorney
It is a common practice when the police first come into contact with someone; they try to engender that person's confidence and trust. The police officer acts friendly and as if whatever the individual says, they will let it slide or they might not take any action on it. The police officer is trying to lure an individual into a feeling of safety and security so that they admit things they would not otherwise admit.
Someone may think they know the law or the police officer told that person about the law. They act on that advice or belief and later find out that statement they made is a very harmful one. Most people are not experts in the law, so it is important to contact an attorney as soon as possible. Furthermore, the attorneys act as a buffer between the individual and the police officer and can diffuse that gaining of trust and not allow that bond to happen in a way that it will be harmful to the individual in the Michigan gun investigation.
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Should P3 oppose or support the TPPA?
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement matters. Its critics say it will lock in extreme poverty. Its supporters say it will bring economic benefits across the region.
What side should P3 take?
Should P3 Foundation support or oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement?
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement has generated a lot of controversy, in New Zealand and internationally.
Many of our partner organisations and allies, like Oxfam New Zealand, have spoken out against it. They argue, in particular, that it will make it harder to end extreme poverty in Asia and the Pacific, further reinforcing inequality within and between states - and possibly standing in the way of climate action to protect the world's poorest people.
On the other hand, many other development organisations have remained silent, and some economists, political leaders and entrepreneurs have argued that it will help New Zealand, and the Asia Pacific region. They argue that it will bring big economic benefits to the whole region, including its poorest people.
Now, New Zealand has signed the TPPA, but not yet ratified it. Our Government is aiming to pass a new law through Parliament to ratify the deal.
P3 Foundation hasn't taken a stand on the TPPA yet.
What do you think we should do?
P3 Foundation should support the TPPA
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After plugging away at this film for a couple of years, it's always interesting to see journalists attempt to uncover a new dimension to the CCD story.
All I can say is that one of these articles makes a lot of sense.
For those of you that have seen American Colonies: Collapse of the Bee, you know there is a segment featuring a Florida beekeeper named Steve L. Antal. He is friends with the managers and brewers at the Dunedin Brewery, which is also featured briefly. Their Summer Buzz beer is made with Antal's local honey, which gives the brew a distinctive kick. The brewery's manager, Travis Kruger, was nice enough to donate a small keg of this delicious beer to sample at the Central Florida Film Festival screening. Thanks Travis. The response was great.
Needless to say, I felt privileged.
As of early September 2009, American Colonies: Collapse of the Bee is bringing its messages, information and solutions to eight film festivals including the 25th annual Boston Film Festival and the planet friendly Colorado Environmental Film Festival. The film also recently won Best Documentary at the Central Florida Film Festival (Thank you to Bob and Ginger Cook for making the festival happen).
Let's hope the awards keep coming for the sake of getting the message out. Thanks to all who have read the blogs or seen the film so far.
Yes. July 10 is actually recognized as "Don't Step On A Bee" Day. According to the USA Today's article, "10 Great Places to Make a Beeline For the Honey," the holiday began as a caveat against getting stung by a bee on your feet. Now, CCD and the danger of losing commercial beekeeping operations (and, therefore, our food supply) lends some economic and emotional weight to the whole situation. Here's hoping that the holiday becomes more about saving the important creatures in the future.
In the film, we present several small, but diverse and realistic, solutions to the problem of Colony Collapse Disorder. One notable example is the compound formulated by my father, Dr. Steve Kushner. The results of a small USDA test on this compound proved that its ingredients can help raise the levels of vitellogenin (likened to good or HDL cholesterol in humans) for contaminated bees, especially when boosted by a nano-encapsulation technique.
In an extended effort to help and raise awareness, we are posting the recipe for this compound. Feel free to use it and recommend it to beekeepers or scientists you may know. The formula IS NOT FOR SALE AND NEVER WILL BE. It is a gift to anyone who values the simple power of information.
Okay, here are the ingredients that can be purchased at any good health food store. They must be in liquid extract form for use with the bees in their sugar water. Sometimes, they can be found in combination products. Otherwise, they can be divided evenly for ease of use. These are all okay for use under the banner of Fu Zheng therapy.
Then, add Olive Flower Extract from Bach Flower remedies.
In the future, we may add some extra herbs because research has shown that some-anti-fungals may help. Good luck to anyone and everyone that could use it.
It's been over two years now since our family became aware of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) and the plight of the bees as average consumers of news and current events. We knew a little more than most about the honeybees' role in pollination and the ecosystem, but it impacted us particularly because the news arrived at a time when the environment and the economy, in general, seemed poised for disaster.
"If honeybees become extinct, human beings will have four years left on the planet." This quote (actually popularized by one our film's interviewees G.W. Hayes) has been paraphrased many times over since Albert Einstein's original version. But, it leaves quite an impression anyway. Something had to be done…or at least investigated.
Well, American Colonies: Collapse of the Bee is finally in its last stage of major editing. The film is split into three major parts, which does not include the intro. We are now working diligently on the last of the three parts. After that, the soundtrack just needs some editing and mixing.
It's time for this subject to get the best treatment it can get through the ultimate artform of filmmaking. I just hope I did this important issue justice. Everyone will soon see and decide for themselves.


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On prodigal loanwords
August 15, 2018 Jérémy Pasquereau Comments 0 Comment
Most people at some point in their life will have heard someone remark on how their language X (where X is any language) is getting corrupted by other languages and generally "losing its X-ness". Today I would like to focus on one aspect of the so-called corruption of languages by other languages — lexical borrowings – and show that it's perhaps not that bad.
European French (at least the French advertised by the Académie Française) is certainly a language about which its speakers worry, so much so that there is even an institution in charge of deciding what is French and what is not (see Helen's earlier post). A number of English-looking/sounding words now commonly used in spoken French have indeed been taken from English, but English first took them from French!
For instance, the word flirter 'to court someone' is obviously adapted from English to flirt and it has the same meaning in both languages. But the English word is the adaptation of the French word fleurette in the expression conter fleurette! The expression conter fleurette is no longer used (casually) in spoken French.
"How could the universe live without your beauty?" "I wonder how sincere he is…"
Other examples of English words borrowed from (parts of) French expressions which then get adapted into French are in (2).
Thus un rosbif is an adaptation into French of roast beef which is itself an adaptation into English of the passive participle of the verb rostir "roast" which later became rôtir in Modern French, and buef "ox/beef" which later became boeuf in the Modern French.
The word un toast comes from English toast with the meaning "piece of toasted bread". The English word itself was borrowed from tostée, an Old French noun derived from the verb toster which is not used in Modern French. The word pédigré comes from English pedigree but this word is itself adapted from French pied de grue "crane foot", describing the shape of junctions in genealogical trees.
Pied de grue 'Crane foot'
Finally, the verb distancer is transitive in Modern French, which means that it requires a direct object: thus the sentence in (a) is good because the verb distancer "distance" has a direct object, the phrase la voiture blanche "the white car". By contrast, the construction in (b) is not acceptable (signified by the * symbol) because it lacks an object.
a. La voiture rouge a distancé la voiture blanche.
'The red car distanced the white car.'
b. *La voiture rouge a distancé.
The (transitive) Modern French verb distancer comes from English to distance which itself is a borrowing from the no-longer-used Old French verb distancer which was uniquely intransitive with the meaning "be far" (that is, in Old French, distancer could only be used in a construction with no direct object).
Another instance is (3): the word tonnelle 'bower, arbor' was borrowed into English and became tunnel under the influence of the local pronunciation. The word tunnel was then borrowed by French to refer exclusively to …. wait for it … tunnels. Both words now subsist in French with different meanings.
Une tonnelle 'a bower', Un tunnel 'a tunnel'
Other examples of words that were borrowed into English and 'came back' into French with a different meaning are in (4).
The ancestor of tennis is the jeu de paume during which players would say tenez "there you go" as they were about to serve (at that time the final "z" was pronounced [z], it is not in Modern French). This word was adapted into English and became tennis which was then borrowed back into French to refer to the sport jeu de paume evolved into.
Jeu de paume vs. tennis
The Middle French word magasin used to refer to a warehouse, a collection of things. This word was borrowed into English and came to refer to a collection of things on paper. The word magazine was then borrowed back into French with this new meaning.
The history of the word budget also interesting. The word bouge used to mean "bag" and a small bag was therefore bougette (the -ette suffix is used as a diminutive, e.g. fourche "pitchfork" – fourchette "fork"). The word was borrowed into English where its pronunciation was "nativized" and it came to refer to a small bag of money. It was then borrowed back into French with the new meaning of "allocated sum of money". Finally, ticket was borrowed from English which borrowed it from French estiquet, which referred to a piece of paper where someone's name was written.
This happens in other languages of course. For instance, Turkish took the word pistakion 'pistachio' from (Ancient) Greek which became fistik. (Modern) Greek then borrowed this word back from Turkish which was then spelled phistiki with the meaning 'pistachio'.
The main lesson I draw from the existence of 'prodigal loanwords' is that one's impressions of language corruption often lack the perspective to actually ground that impression in reality. A French speaker looking at flirter 'flirt' may think that this is another sign of the influence of English — and they would be right — without being aware that this is after all a French word fleurette just coming back home.
Do you know other examples of prodigal loanwords? Please, share by commenting on this post!
L'aventure des langues en Occident, Henriette Walter
Honni soit qui mal y pense, Henriette Walter
Jérôme Serme. 1998. Un exemple de résistance à l'innovation lexicale: les "archaïsmes" du français régional, Thèse Lyon II
Javier Herráez Pindado. 2009. Les emprunts aller-retour entre le français et l'anglais dans le sport. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
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Partners of our project are Institute of Economic Research (Slovak academy of sciences), Labour offices in Bratislava and Lučenec. In a multinational co-operation the project is in Cema-net.org.
– creating regional forecasts about labour market for pilot regions. These forecasts will be based on research of Institute of Slovak and World Economy and will be completed with information from regions in cooperation with Labour Offices.
– creating manual and expert system for effective selection of activities of active labour market policy and ways of preferring it before less active methods.
– supporting the development of Employment Institute, which will process and update the manual and expert system. It will also obtain other necessary data for creating updated manuals with the help of regional colleagues in their network. Employment institute will continue in its work in creating regional forecasts and manuals also for other regions after project closure.
The manual is the expert system, which will enable to search for suitable active labour market policies (re-training).


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Q: How does async-await "save threads"? I understand that with threadless async there are more threads available to service inputs (e.g. a HTTP request), but I don't understand how that doesn't potentially cause cause thread starvation when the async operations complete and a thread is needed to run their continuation.
Let's say we only have 3 threads
Thread 1 |
Thread 2 |
Thread 3 |

and they get blocked on long-running operations that require threads (e.g. make database query on separate db server)
Thread 1 | --- | Start servicing request 1 | Long-running operation .................. |
Thread 2 | ------------ | Start servicing request 2 | Long-running operation ......... |
Thread 3 | ------------------- | Start servicing request 3 | Long-running operation ...|
               |
              request 1
                        |
                      request 2
                                |
                              request 3
                                               |
                                           request 4 - BOOM!!!!

With async-await you can make this like
Thread 1 | --- | Start servicing request 1 | --- | Start servicing request 4 | ----- |
Thread 2 | ------------ | Start servicing request 2 | ------------------------------ |
Thread 3 | ------------------- | Start servicing request 3 | ----------------------- |
               |
              request 1
                        |
                      request 2
                                |
                              request 3
                                                 |
                                           request 4 - OK

However, this seems to me like it could result in a surplus of async operations that are "in-flight" and if too many finish at the same time then there are no threads available to run their continuation.
Thread 1 | --- | Start servicing request 1 | --- | Start servicing request 4 | ----- |
Thread 2 | ------------ | Start servicing request 2 | ------------------------------ |
Thread 3 | ------------------- | Start servicing request 3 | ----------------------- |
               |
              request 1
                        |
                      request 2
                                |
                              request 3
                                                 |
                                           request 4 - OK
                                                      | longer-running operation 1 completes - BOOM!!!!

A: Suppose you have web application which handles a request with a very common flow:

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*Preprocess request parameters

*Perform some IO

*Post process IO results and return back to client

IO in this case can be database query, socket read\write, file read\write and so on.
For an example of IO let's take file reading and some arbitrary but realistic timings:

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*Preprocessing of request parameters (validation etc) takes 1ms

*File reading (IO) takes 300 ms

*Post processing takes 1ms

Now suppose 100 requests come in with interval of 1ms. How many threads you will need to handle those requests without delay with synchronous processing like this?
public IActionResult GetSomeFile(RequestParameters p) {
    string filePath = Preprocess(p);
    var data = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(filePath);
    return PostProcess(data);
}

Well, 100 threads obviously. Since file read takes 300ms in our example, when 100th request comes in - previous 99 are busy blocked by file reading.
Now let's "use async await":
public async Task<IActionResult> GetSomeFileAsync(RequestParameters p) {
    string filePath = Preprocess(p);
    byte[] data;
    using (var fs = System.IO.File.OpenRead(filePath)) {
        data = new byte[fs.Length];
        await fs.ReadAsync(data, 0, data.Length);
    }
    return PostProcess(data);
}

How many threads are needed now to handle 100 requests without delay? Still 100. That's because file can be opened in "synchornous" and "asynchronous" modes, and by default it opens in "synchronous". That means even though you are using ReadAsync - underlying IO is not asynchronous and some thread from a thread pool is blocked waiting for result. Did we achieve anything useful by doing that? In context of web applicaiton - not at all.
Now let's open file in "asynchronous" mode:
public async Task<IActionResult> GetSomeFileReallyAsync(RequestParameters p) {
    string filePath = Preprocess(p);
    byte[] data;
    using (var fs = new FileStream(filePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read, 4096, FileOptions.Asynchronous)) {
        data = new byte[fs.Length];
        await fs.ReadAsync(data, 0, data.Length);
    }

    return PostProcess(data);
}

How many threads we need now? Now 1 thread is enough, in theory. When you open file in "asynchronous" mode - reads and writes will utilize (on windows) windows overlapped IO.
In simplified terms it works like this: there is a queue-like object (IO completion port) where OS can post notifications about completions of certain IO operations. .NET thread pool registers one such IO completion port. There is only one thread pool per .NET application, so there is one IO completion port.
When file is opened in "asynchronous" mode - it binds its file handle to this IO completion port. Now when you do ReadAsync, while actual read is performed - no dedicated (for this specific operation) thread is blocked waiting for that read to complete. When OS notify .NET completion port that IO for this file handle has completed - .NET thread pool executes continuation on thread pool thread.
Now let's see how processing of 100 requests with 1ms interval can go in our scenario:

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*Request 1 goes in, we grab thread from a pool to execute 1ms pre-processing step. Then thread performs asynchronous read. It doesn't need to block waiting for completion, so it returns to the pool.

*Request 2 goes in. We have a thread in a pool already which just completed pre-processing of request 1. We don't need an additional thread - we can use that one again.

*Same is true for all 100 requests.

*After handling pre-processing of 100 requests, there are 200ms until first IO completion will arrive, in which our 1 thread can do even more useful work.

*IO completion events start to arrive - but our post-processing step is also very short (1ms). Only one thread again can handle them all.
This is an idealized scenario of course, but it shows how not "async await" but specifically asynchronous IO can help you to "save threads".
What if our post-processing step is not short but we instead decided to do heavy CPU bound work in it? Well, that will cause thread pool starvation. Thread pool will create new threads without delay, until it reaches configurable "low watermark" (which you can obtain via ThreadPool.GetMinThreads() and change via ThreadPool.SetMinThreads()). After that amount of threads is reached - thread pool will try to wait for one of the busy threads to become free. It will not wait forever of course, usually it will wait for 0.5-1 seconds and if no thread become free - it will create a new one. Still, that delay might slow your web application quite a bit in heavy load scenarios. So don't violate thread pool assumptions - don't run long CPU-bound work on thread pool threads.

A: The fact is, the notion that async/await "saves threads" is a mixture of truth and bullshit. It is true that it doesn't generally involve creating more threads just to service a particular task, but it happily glosses over the fact that under the covers there are a number of threads waiting for events on completion ports, which are created by the runtime. The number of completion port threads is about the number of processor cores in the system. So, on a system with eight processor cores, there are around eight threads waiting for IO completion events. In an application that goes nuts with async IO, that's great, but in an application that doesn't do so much IO, they're mostly just sitting there eating resources, not "saving threads" by any stretch of the imagination.
When an async IO operation completes, one of those threads will "wake up" and eventually call the continuation on whatever task is relevant. If all of the completion threads are busy executing continuations (perhaps because the developer has made the mistake of doing a lot of CPU intensive work in continuations) when another IO operation completes, that completion will not be handled until one of the completion threads is freed up and is able handle it. This is what is referred to as "thread starvation", and it is why it is recommended to start more threads than the number of processor cores in applications that make heavy use of async IO.
The problem with .NET and async IO and the blanket notion that async IO "saves threads", is that many developers don't understand what's actually happening under the covers, and mis-using the async/await pattern in ways that can starve the completion thread pool is all too easy.
In any case, "threadless" is not a term that makes any sense whatsoever here.

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package com.eagleoj.judge.judger.eagle;

import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSON;
import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSONArray;
import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSONObject;
import com.alibaba.fastjson.serializer.SerializerFeature;
import com.eagleoj.judge.ResultEnum;
import com.eagleoj.judge.entity.TestCaseResponseEntity;
import okhttp3.*;
import com.eagleoj.judge.entity.RequestEntity;
import com.eagleoj.judge.entity.ResponseEntity;
import com.eagleoj.judge.judger.JudgerApi;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

/**
 * @author Smith
 **/
public class Eagle implements JudgerApi {

    private final OkHttpClient CLIENT = new OkHttpClient()
            .newBuilder()
            .connectTimeout(30, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
            .readTimeout(30, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
            .writeTimeout(30, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
            .build();

    private String REQUEST_URL;

    private RequestEntity REQUEST_ENTITY;

    @Override
    public ResponseEntity judge(String url, RequestEntity requestEntity) throws Exception {
        REQUEST_URL = url+"/judge";
        this.REQUEST_ENTITY = requestEntity;
        return send();
    }

    private ResponseEntity send() throws Exception {
        Request request = new Request.Builder()
                .url(REQUEST_URL)
                .header("Content-Type", "application/json")
                .post(formRequestBody())
                .build();
        Response response = CLIENT.newCall(request).execute();
        if (!response.isSuccessful()) {
            throw new IOException("Unexpected code " + response);
        }
        String json = response.body().string();
        return parseResponse(json);
    }

    private RequestBody formRequestBody() {
        String json = JSON.toJSONString(REQUEST_ENTITY, SerializerFeature.WriteMapNullValue);
        return RequestBody
                .create(MediaType.parse("application/json;charset=utf-8"), json);
    }

    private ResponseEntity parseResponse(String json) throws Exception {
        JSONObject obj = JSON.parseObject(json);
        ResultEnum result = convertStringToResult(obj.getString("result"));
        if (result.equals(ResultEnum.SE)) {
            throw new Exception("Remote judge error:"+obj.getString("error_message"));
        }

        JSONArray testCases = obj.getJSONArray("test_cases");
        List<TestCaseResponseEntity> testCaseList = new ArrayList<>(testCases.size());
        for (int i = 0; i<testCases.size(); i++) {
            JSONObject tempObj = testCases.getJSONObject(i);
            String tempErrorMessage = tempObj.getString("error_message");
            ResultEnum  tempResult = convertStringToResult(tempObj.getString("result"));
            TestCaseResponseEntity testCaseResponseEntity = new TestCaseResponseEntity(tempResult, tempErrorMessage);
            testCaseList.add(testCaseResponseEntity);
        }

        ResponseEntity responseEntity = new ResponseEntity(obj.getDouble("time"), obj.getInteger("memory"),
                result, testCaseList);
        return responseEntity;
    }

    private ResultEnum convertStringToResult(String result) {
        switch (result) {
            case "SE":
                return ResultEnum.SE;
            case "WA":
                return ResultEnum.WA;
            case "AC":
                return ResultEnum.AC;
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            case "CE":
                return ResultEnum.CE;
            case "TLE":
                return ResultEnum.TLE;
            default:
                return ResultEnum.SE;
        }
    }

}

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" When people are sick they go to a doctor, when you have legal issues you go to a lawyer, and when you have money you should go to a wealth manager," says Pat Picornell.
Planning for the financial future can be a daunting task. There are plenty of questions to answer, so it may seem easier to bury your head in the sand and avoid the topic completely. That is until a crisis takes place and avoidance suddenly becomes costly. Working with a wealth manager can provide you with confidence for your future.
Ed Hecker of UBS Sterling Wealth Management has almost 30 years of experience and warns that people may be waiting a little too long to begin the process. The ideal scenario starts with planning for the future as soon as you start working. Planning is the doorway to what's possible. The first step is a conversation to understand your needs, developing a clear plan and adapting as circumstances change.
"Am I saving enough to retire? Will my assets last through retirement?" These are both common questions that investors ask. With the right strategies you can have confidence that your needs will be met. The age at which you plan to retire dramatically changes what you're planning for.
A small portion of a comprehensive plan is investing. Risk management planning should also be considered. "The first step really is the 'discovery' of people including families, their bucket list, retirement, greatest fears and go from there. It is not just financial investments; it is also alleviating fears," vice president of Sterling Wealth Management, Pat Picornell said.
With life expectancy increasing and healthcare costs rising, it is understandable that the most common concern is focused on the potential impact that long-term care can have on finances. Retirement planning is important, but long-term care should be a key part of a comprehensive financial strategy.
Long-term care issues don't just include nursing home arrangements but also include being able to afford healthcare, getting the support you need in the event of a major family health problem occurring or obtaining proper care for yourself or a loved one.
After spending a career accumulating assets, it's important to determine if they will be sufficient to generate enough income for the lifestyle you want, keep pace with inflation, meet unforeseen healthcare costs and withstand the financial markets.
As gas and food costs go up, so will medical costs. In fact, the medical costs are estimated to increase three times as much and long term care at six times inflation.


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Tesla and SpaceX brainbox Elon Musk has overtaken Amazon giant Jeff Bezos as the richest man on the planet. Musk is now worth a whopping £136 billion, overtaking Amazon entrepreneur Bezos' highly enviable wealth of £135 billion.An increase in Tesla's share price on Thursday, January 7, pushed Musk past Jeff Bezos.Bezos had been the world's richest person since 2017.Musk is a Tesla Inc chief and billionaire entrepreneur, known for pioneering commercial space travel and electric cars, among other innovations.
He is often seen as one of this generation's great public scientific minds, in the mold of Albert Einstein of Nikola Tesla, after which his company is named.Musk is also the real-life inspiration for Robert Downey Jr's portrayal of Tony Stark in Iron Man.Bezos is Amazon.com Inc's top boss, having aggressively built the delivery company up from an online book seller to a global giant selling a variety of goods and turning over billions of dollars every week.
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Our experience of beauty is not an "also ran" on the list of things that make us human. I took on that question in a TEDx talk I hope you might enjoy.
One of the commandments for TED speakers is "Thou shalt not trot out thy usual schtick." There was little danger of that when I was asked to speak at a TEDx event dedicated to "Lifeblood: That Which Sustains Us." I'm a hard scientist who helps people look at an often unforgiving reality without blinking. I seldom find myself on stage following a troupe of belly dancers!
Poetry or not and all kidding aside, had our ancestors failed at these we wouldn't be here talking about it. Of course, there were lots of other things out there doing their damnedest to "sustain" too. A lot of the competition was bigger, meaner, faster and in possession of sharper claws than were we.
How did humans climb to the top of the evolutionary ladder? Inventing beauty had a lot to do with it.
So how did we end up on top of the heap? Maybe they had bigger teeth, but we had bigger brains. While they were busy reacting to the world, we were busy understanding the world.
Our nature is to seek out and even invent patterns in the midst of the complexity of the world. We can't help it!
Like all animals, humans have a drive to reproduce. We have a drive to eat. But we are also driven to find pattern and meaning in what we see. That drive defines us as a species. It is the source of our power to shape the world to our own ends. It is the key to our success.
A thoughtful scientist might describe the process of science as finding meaningful patterns in the world and communicating those patterns so that others can see their significance as well. Of course a thoughtful artist might describe her own calling in exactly the same way! Both the artist and the scientist seek beauty. Both scratch the same itch.
Music, science, art, politics, economics, commerce; as with all that makes up our culture, each of these has its own beauty. More correctly, all of these are expressions of what someone sees as beautiful. But not all beauty is the same.
Sometimes beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as the expression says. Which is the more beautiful painting? What do you value most in life? What does success mean to you? Your answers to those questions are yours and yours alone.
But some beauty is different. Will this airplane fly? Will this product sell? How best to treat this disease? Are human's changing the climate? The world is as the world is, and the world will do what the world will do. Your opinions don't change the answers to these questions. If you pretend that they do you could be in for a world of hurt.
Reliable answers to questions like these don't come from clinging blindly to what worked last year or what we want to be true. Reliable answers to questions of this sort come instead from challenging everything, then holding on only to ideas that can stand the heat. In a rapidly changing world that takes courage. There is beauty in that, too.
I hope that you enjoy the talk!


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Q: spring webclient sign a body request I am in the need to sign a body request send out with WebClient in Spring.
Now, the problem it's that i am not able to get the body in "raw" way (the exact body that get sent to remote server) and calculate the signature from this body.
I have two scenario, a post of an object and post a FormData.
on the 1st i can probably use an ObjectMapper, to mimic what WebClient does (till WebClient change it, and everything break) but for FormData, mimic it will be tricky.
If i send
a = b, e = x
i have to deal with encoding, and order of parameter (from http point of view) it's not mandatory so a=b, e=x it's the same of e=x,a=b but that's not true for a signature where sha1(string) change
With filter i get the body() but it's a BodyInserter and it doesn't seems that it can be converted into a String or byte[]

A: Signing the body would require it in serialized form, but serialization happens just before sending the data so it needs to be intercepted.
Making an assumption that you are sending your data as JSON, you can do this by creating your own JsonEncoder (wrapping the existing Jackson2JsonEncoder for example) and passing this as an ExchangeStrategies when building the WebClient. After the serialized data is intercepted, you can inject the headers. But the Encoder does not have a reference to the ClientHttpRequest so you will need to capture this object in an HttpConnector and pass it in the SubscriberContext.
The BodyInserters automatically pick message writers to write messages, and in the case of encoding/serialization (like Json) this gets handed off the codecs like the wrapping Encoder I'm suggesting.
(If you're not sending JSON, please let us know what format because the solution will be different for other content-types, like url-encoded forms etc.)
This blog post explains the process: https://andrew-flower.com/blog/Custom-HMAC-Auth-with-Spring-WebClient#s-post-data-signing
As an example, your WebClient creation step might look like below, where MessageCapturingHttpConnector is a connector that captures the ClientHttpRequest and BodyCapturingJsonEncoder
Signer signer = new Signer(clientId, secret);
MessageSigningHttpConnector httpConnector = new MessageSigningHttpConnector();
BodyCapturingJsonEncoder bodyCapturingJsonEncoder
    = new BodyCapturingJsonEncoder(signer);

WebClient client
    = WebClient.builder()
               .exchangeFunction(ExchangeFunctions.create(
                       httpConnector,
                       ExchangeStrategies
                              .builder()
                               .codecs(clientDefaultCodecsConfigurer -> {
                                   clientDefaultCodecsConfigurer.defaultCodecs().jackson2JsonEncoder(bodyCapturingJsonEncoder);
                                   clientDefaultCodecsConfigurer.defaultCodecs().jackson2JsonDecoder(new Jackson2JsonDecoder(new ObjectMapper(), MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON));
                               })
                               .build()
               ))
               .baseUrl(String.format("%s://%s/%s", environment.getProtocol(), environment.getHost(), environment.getPath()))
               .defaultHeader(HttpHeaders.CONTENT_TYPE, MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE)
               .build();


Heat the olive oil in a large, oven-proof skillet over medium heat.
Dip each pork chop into the egg mixture, then into the bread crumb mixture, coating evenly. Place coated pork chops in the skillet, and brown about 5 minutes on each side.
Place the skillet and pork chops in the preheated oven, and cook 25 minutes, or to an internal temperature of 145 degrees F.


How much Hardwood or Ipe decking do I need to buy?
The first thing is to have a well laid out plan for your deck design. Once you have a plan, you will need to calculate the linear feet needed to cover the deck, plus your estimated waste. You will also need to include decking for steps, risers, and any additional structures on the deck. It is best to include some extra material, since you will be having this specially shipped and ordering small quantities is not nearly as cost effective.
How to calculate linear footage from square footage?
You can use our calculators page which has a Square Feet to Lineal Feet Calculator . On there, you can enter your square feed needed, select the width of Boards 4″ or 6″, and your percentage of waste you plan. It will give you the linear feet you should order.
How to decide how much waste you will have?
It depends how much waste you think you will have and how accurate your designs are, the industry standard is 5-10%. If you are using specified lengths, they can yield far better efficiency. 16″ on center joist spacing makes 8′ very desirable because there will be virtually no waste. 12″ on center joist spacing is ideal for many because all lengths, odds and evens will work nicely. We usually sell random lengths because we are dealing with a naturally grown products, so a significant amount of boards of the same length are hard to get. Though depending on your needs and available quantities, we can provide the lengths required but it could affect price (Longer lengths are generally more expensive).
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"F" is the first initial of their new last name, so it was a happy find.
Booth has such a great look and amazing eyes.
They were so at peace and relaxed with each other. It makes me feel relaxed when a couple has this vibe.
I love their smiles. And aren't these vintage trains awesome?
Two train tracks, merge into one. It must be the english lit major in me, but I love symbolism.
Rita is just so casually beautiful. I love it!
Beautiful couple. So happy. So in love.
One last sunset shot before we headed out. Love love love.
I was so excited to meet up with one of my favorite families for the maternity and newborn pictures for Shawn and Alisha's second baby: Brielle. You can see our past sessions, HERE, HERE and HERE.
For this session, we met in Old Town Pasadena for maternity pictures with their son, Braylen. City Hall is a great place for pictures. I always love the light here.
Then I got to go to their home in Valencia when little Brielle was born to capture her newborn pictures. Braylen sure loved her.
I don't get to photograph many families with older or adult children, so it was fun to get some portraits of this fun family and their adorable dogs.
Their backyard was a photographers dream with cool cars, beautiful light and interesting backgrounds.
Mom and dad were so sweet together.
These two sisters were so cute together.
They had fun and laughed together.
And of course, they are both gorgeous.
Dad and his awesome garage for working on engines.
Here is one of my favorite families. I have several shoots to share with them. But here is our first family session at Lacy Park in San Marino. It was a beautiful day.
Griffin loved to run and run. He was happiest walking on his own or being swung between mom and dad.
After a quick outfit change, we headed to the playground for some more pictures.
Griffin paused in his playing long enough to read a book – a classic: The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
I am so far far behind on posting photo shoots. There is no way I could ever post them all at this point, so I am just going to share a few of my favorites and try to get a little more current. Like maybe stuff that happened in the past year – haha.
So you may remember Greg and Anna's engagement session at Balboa Pier. Their wedding was equally spectacular – it's definitely one of my favorites. So without further ado, here is the gorgeous Anna getting ready.
I simply adored her dress. Isn't is fabulous?
Anna made the prettiest bride. I love her smile.
Mom and sister seeing the beautiful bride.
Heading to get married!!! Eek!
Of course, the guys have fun until the last minute.
Anna and Greg were married at Saint Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Altadena. It is a beautiful church, inside and out.
Anna heading down the aisle with her father.
I love the giddiness and joy on Anna's face. She truly is excited to get married.
We were able to take a few portraits at Caltech before their reception.
Anna and Greg had their reception at Caltech's Athenaeum. One of the prettiest reception locations I have ever been to. It's so open and spacious, yet classic at the same time.
I just had to include one from their toasts. Their reactions were priceless.
I hardly ever include end of the night dancing shots, but I couldn't resist with Anna and Greg. They had the best moves and expressions I have ever seen!
This is one of my favorite dancing shots of all time. The joy on Anna's face is contagious.


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I'm so happy I was able to get a track in an episode again after all these weeks! (I'm not complaining, I know you guys have a truckload of suggestions waiting in the wings).
To answer your question, I got all those games as a gift, it was so long ago, I don't remember how much it would have costed. I did get some great deals recently, I found a copy of Elemental Gearbolt for $1 at a Goodwill near me. I also I found complete copies of Soul Blade, Tekken 2, Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition and Alien Trilogy at a flea market for a crazy good deal too!
Emily, I'm glad to hear that you also read the Animorphs books as well! After I got the game, I found a copy of the first book in the series in the shelf of the 4th Grade classroom I was in. Once the semester ended, they were clearing out the shelves and were giving away the books. I took the Animorphs book naturally and took it home. I was really mesmerized by the flip-book transformations on the comer of the books! It's probably in my house somewhere.
I feel like a lot of the game music that resonates with me are ones that I've heard through my childhood that would live deep in my mind (The Sampler 3 Track from episode 68 is one of those tracks).
Thanks for bring another episode of pure joy. I'll be sure to keep drumming along in that marching band!
I'd recommend trying to get the Phantasy Star Collection for GBA at some point as a loose cart doesn't cost a whole lot online these days. It has the first three games in the series and they seem to run pretty well considering the different hardware and screen resolution. Thankfully, It doesn't seem to have the save issue the Sega Forever release has right now!
This is the perfect way and I believe that you will be able to find the perfect thing for you and make things happen in more proper way.
It's funny that you picked "The Sea" this week as the recent PixelTunes Radio played a track from another SingleTrac developed PSone game, Twisted Metal, also by those same composers! I guess the planets were aligning this week huh?
About the missing saves conversation; I will never forget the saving in the old Pokémon games where if you accidentally turned your game off or the battery died while your game was saving it would make the entire save file completely unusable! This actually happened with a lot of games like some that would corrupt entire memory cards on the PSOne. It was always such a brutal depressing disaster but was just something we had to deal with at the time.
I also wanted to mention, without spoiling too much, that there is a villain in Undertale who will kinda break the fourth wall and threaten to delete or mess with your save file. Just another reason why I love that game soo much.
Yeah, let me tell you a sad story about saves. Recently, I decided to fire up Pokemon Yellow on Super Game Boy for SNES (the latter of which was being finicky lately) After I saved it, I put it away for a while. When I booted the cartridge again, the save was just gone. Six and a half hours disappears without a trace. I was devastated! I don't know if the battery was starting to go out or if the Super Game Boy cartridge decided to mess up while it was saving, but now I have to start my Pokemon journey all over again. I have to get a new battery soon though.
Yea I didn't even know gameboy cartridges had batteries until a couple years ago. It makes preserving and buying games that actually work a little difficult.
Wanna hear the saddest story about saves? JUST THIS LAST WEEKEND, I was watching my oldest son Yoshimitsu play Mother 3. We both have a save file on the game; I had made it a chapter or two from the end, and he's still in the second chapter of the game.
Please cry for me, because I have no tears left to cry.
OK, I have to be completely honest, I took it really well. It happened when I was on an awesome vacation, and I was just sitting and spending time with my friends and family, plus I was hovering over my son..... totally not going to have a tirade about it.
It does, however, really lower my chances of going through the game again. You guys have no idea how hard it is for me to find time to play games, especially long and drawn out quests. I literally average about an hour or two a month.
Man Nemo, although I feel your acute pain, in a way you and Yoshimitsu are mirroring the video game experience of switching between the character scenarios of father and son in real life.
In other words, you got 80% of the way through, but now your hopes of finishing the game rest entirely on Yoshimitsu's shoulders as he makes his way toward the point where your scenario was effectively put on hold.
When he gets there you will both proceed forward into new territory and experience the end together, entirely because of your combined efforts... just like in an actual RPG.
Wow, I'm actually pretty excited to see that out! Thanks, Keyglyph!
Oh yeah: to comment on Sword & Sworcery, it TOTALLY follows the real lunar cycle; when we have a full moon, it's a full moon in the game. So Josh, you have to enter the world of dreams during the full moon, half moon, and lunar eclipse.
Also, you can go to the moon grotto and change the cycle of the moon temporarily, which sends the dream world into a paradox. I was able to cheat the moon cycles by doing that, but it won't let you do that for every cycle, or for every piece of the Trigon, or something. I still haven't wrapped my mind around that part.
I want to believe that re-imagining the world with GameBoy technology could become the next Steampunk.


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Bourneville's tuberous sclerosis: everything unfolds in the brain shortly after birth
MONTREAL, June 23, 2021 – A Canadian research team has uncovered a new mechanism involved in Bourneville tuberous sclerosis (BTS), a genetic disease of childhood. The team hypothesizes that a mutation in the TSC1 gene causes neurodevelopmental disorders that develop in conjunction with the disease.
Seen in one in 6,000 children, tuberous sclerosis causes benign tumours or lesions that can affect various organs such as the brain, kidneys, eyes, heart and skin. While some patients lead healthy lives, others have significant comorbidities, such as epilepsy, autism and learning disabilities.
Although the role that the TSC1 gene plays in the disease is already known, Montreal scientists have only now identified a critical period in the postnatal development of GABAergic interneurons that are so important to the development of the brain.
The results of their study are reported today in Nature Communications.
An essential 'pathway
All mammalian cells, and the proteins that form them, need a 'pathway' to regulate their individual growth, which scientists call a 'signaling pathway,' explained Clara A. Amegandjin, a doctorate's student in neurosciences at Université de Montréal and first author of the new study.
"The signaling pathway of mTOR (mechanistic target of rapamycin) controls several aspects of the development of brain cells – the neurons – by regulating different metabolic processes: the proliferation, growth and mobility of neurons, as well as the biosynthesis and transcription of their proteins," she said.
"The pathway is therefore pivotal in ensuring the development of neurons in an ideal environment."
When the mTOR signaling pathway is disrupted, certain diseases such as type-2 diabetes, obesity, neurodegeneration and cancer can occur.
"A mutation in the negative regulator of the TSC1 gene of the mTOR pathway is known to produce hyperactivation of the signaling pathway, resulting in abnormal cell proliferation," said UdeM neurosciences professor Graziella Di Cristo, a researcher at CHU Sainte-Justine children's hospital.
"This disruption is responsible for neurodevelopmental disorders associated with autism, intellectual disability and epilepsy in tuberous sclerosis, but the underlying mechanisms were not well understood," said Di Cristo, who oversaw the study.
A conductor that can't keep time
Di Cristo's laboratory specializes in the study of GABAergic interneurons. This type of neuron acts as a conductor in the cortex by controlling the dynamics of neural networks and circuits that regulate brain function. They are of critical importance for brain development.
"Our original hypothesis was to see if this mutation in the mTOR pathway affected the development of GABAergic cells," said Amegandjin. "In many cases of autism, these cells are deregulated. However, in tuberous sclerosis, few studies have examined their involvement in the expression of neurological comorbidities."
Using an organotypic culture that mimics brain development (growth, maturation, and stabilization) ex vivo, the research team introduced the TSC1 gene mutation into GABAergic cells of mice at specific periods during their brain development.
Using biomarkers, the researchers found early and very rapid proliferation occuring in the growth phase of the mutated cells. Synaptic connections that form too quickly become 'defective' once they mature.
"We therefore have evidence that neurodevelopmental disorders are mediated by hyperactivity of the mTOR pathway caused by the absence of the TSC1 gene," said Amegandjin.
Application in humans
Rapamycin is a drug whose mechanism of action is related to the inhibition of the mTOR protein.
"By administering this protein in preclinical models – in this case, mice – we are able to 'rescue' synaptic connections and prevent neurodevelopmental disorders," said Di Cristo. "Based on our results, this therapeutic approach would be most appropriate to prevent premature maturation of neurons."
However, she cautioned "since mTOR plays a very broad role in neuronal development, it is important to determine the exact timing of administration to avoid undesirable and possibly fatal results. We need to continue our research to confirm that these observations apply to humans."
About this study
"Sensitive period for rescuing parvalbumin interneurons connectivity and social behavior deficits caused by TSC1 loss," by Clara A. Amegandjin and Mayukh Choudhury under the direction of Graziella Di Cristo, was published June 2021, 2021 in Nature Communications. The study was funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), the Canada Research Chairs Program and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
About the CHU Sainte-Justine Research Centre
The CHU Sainte-Justine Research Centre is a leading mother-child research institution affiliated with Université de Montréal. It brings together more than 210 research investigators, including over 110 clinician-scientists, as well as 450 graduate and postgraduate students focused on finding innovative prevention means, faster and less invasive treatments, as well as personalized approaches to medicine. The Centre is part of CHU Sainte-Justine, which is the largest mother-child centre in Canada.
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Fans Are Eagerly Awaiting Harry Styles' Response To X-Rated Louis Tomlinson Scene In HBO's Euphoria
Todd Malm Jul 2, 2019 6:26 PM PDT
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According to a report from The Daily Beast, the HBO series, Euphoria, recently took the cake for perhaps one of the most shocking moments on TV this year. Reportedly, the show features an animated rendition of Harry Styles giving Louis Tomlinson, also a former One Directioner, oral sex backstage.
Euphoria previously stirred the pot when they featured a scene of the men's locker room in which there were a reported 30 p*nises. Euphoria's One Direction scene, thus far, has stirred up quite the reaction from people on social media, especially fans of the now-defunct boy-band.
Reportedly, the animated sequence was brought to life by the character from the show, Kat, played by Barbie Ferreira. In the larger context of the show, however, the scene wasn't quite as offensive as one would think. According to The Daily Beast, Barbie Ferreira's character, Kat, in the show, is famous for writing a fan faction epic which is titled, Larry Stylinson.
Some fans of One Direction weren't pleased with the way in which the HBO series coopted the legacy of the band in such an incendiary way. However, others took it for what it was and laughed at the sheer ridiculousness and offensiveness of the clip.
I can categorically say that I was not contacted nor did I approve it.
— Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) July 1, 2019
As it was previously reported, One Direction split up a few years ago with Zayn Malik leaving the band first, followed by Harry Styles and then the other members. While Malik enjoyed a brief stint in the limelight with the release of his hit single, "Pillow Talk," his infamy quickly subsided.
Some people on social media believe it had to do with Zayn not wanting to do interviews and other press. Others insinuated it was because his relationship with an international supermodel, Gigi Hadid, died out.
Harry Styles embarked on a solo career as well, and while he has garnered success, he has never been the target of massive media publicity since the band first disbanded. Liam Payne had a child with his girlfriend, Cheryl Cole, however, they split up recently due to unspecified reasons.
Nevertheless, fans of the disintegrated boy-band are eagerly awaiting Harry Styles' response to the Euphoria episode.
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