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MoS Defence hands over appointment letters to newly inducted recruits at Northern Railways, Udhampur
Jammu . Minister of State for Defence and Tourism, Ajay Bhatt on Saturday conducted an extensive tour of District Udhampur and attends Rozgar Mela at Northern Railway Udhampur.
During his address, the Minister congratulated the new appointees and extended his best wishes to them for bright future.
The Union Minister asked them to work with a positive mindset, while performing various activities related to their job and always remain ready for any type of tasks to be assigned by the department.
The Minister said that the programme showcases continuous commitment of the Government towards providing job opportunities to the youth and ensuring citizen welfare. He informed that this will be a significant step forward towards fulfilling the continuous commitment of the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India to providing job opportunities for the youth and ensuring welfare of the citizens.
The Minister said that the Government of India launched various centrally sponsored schemes/ flagship programmes under the able leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi like Digital India, Smart city mission, Atal mission for rejuvenation and Urban transformation, Housing for all, Infrastructure Development and Industrial Corridors which have significantly contributed towards generating employment opportunities and have attracted investment in various sectors.
The Minister also said that another milestone of the government in the series of initiatives towards employment generation is to provide government jobs to 10 lakhs youth in the country.
The entire target of providing 10 lakhs jobs will be completed in a time bound manner, he added.
He informed that India is celebrating 75 years of Independence. It has been decided that approximately 75,000 appointment letters are to be issued on today as a first tranche. This process of appointment of 75,000 officials every month will be continued for the next one year to complete the targets of 10 lakhs appointments, the Minister added.
Chairperson DDC, Udhampur Lal Chand, Vice Chairperson DDC, Juhi Manhas Pathania, SSP, Dr Vinod Kumar, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Mohammad Syed Khan, BDC Chairman, Balwan Singh and other senior officers from Railway also attended the Rozgar mela.
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Citation: SHIRIDI SAI PRASANNA (2010-07-20). Novel bioactivity of furanochromene & coumarin from psoralea corylifolia seeds and their synthetic analogues on skin fibroblast cells. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: Structures derived from natural products have led to discovery of numerous drug leads in modern-day drug development process. Here, we report a new class of compounds that we term Fc-metabolites, reported for the first time from a natural source. Complete structure of the first furanochromene (9H-furo [3,2¿f] chromene; abbreviated as Fc-8b) and furanocoumarin (abbreviated as Fc-8f) are described based on 1H, 13C, 2D-COSY nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and mass spectrometer. Furanochromenes are most related to the furanocoumarins class of compounds. We have developed their purification and identification procedures from the seeds of the legume plant, Psoralea corylifolia that is found commonly in Asia, to produce more than 99% pure compounds. More significantly, we report that these Fc-metabolites are highly active in inducing proliferation of primary human skin cells at concentrations as low as 5 µM. The level of proliferation induced by these compounds is comparable to that by the universal standard 10% fetal calf serum (FCS) in the same time-period. We found that therapeutically, these compounds have wide range of applications but our initial study had few disadvantages such as, these compounds have short shelf-life period and the concentrations of the active compounds purified was very low. These disadvantages led us to the second part of our study. Availability of structural information from these two bioactive Fc-metabolites shows that the furan and pyran rings are involved in isomerisation. These provide a structural basis for synthesizing further synthetic bioactive furanochromenes (Fc-compounds). Based on the available structure we have developed a novel scheme to synthesize furanocoumarins and furanochromenes. Using this scheme we have synthesized two new furanocoumarin derivatives, of which one is active (Syn 1) and even better in inducing proliferation than natural forms reported here. The cellular level studies show that these bioactive drugs trigger the proliferations mechanism via the G2/M phase of the cell cycle.


In this paper, development of ultra supercritical unit control is summarized. Based on analyzing the control difficulties and the input-output relationship of Ultra-supercritical Units, a model predictive control scheme for Ultra-supercritical Unit is proposed. The input variables are fuel flow, turbine valve opening and water flow and output variables are load, steam temperatureteam pressure. The algorithm and implementation method are also given in details.


orangekitchens: Kids in the Kitchen : The Artsy Craftsy Mom.
Kids in the Kitchen : The Artsy Craftsy Mom.
I am so happy to have Shruti as our first guest for a new series on the blog, Kids in the Kitchen.
You must have gotten bored of hearing the following lines (and for the nth time) on why I think it is important for us to lead our kids to our kitchens because that is how we can give them the opportunity to know and love food.
Through Kids in the Kitchen series I'd like all us to meet parents and children who bond, have fun and make life long memories in the kitchen.
Meet Shruti and her daughter Lil P.
She is the heart and the mind behind the very popular blog, The ArtsyCraftsy Mom. She is the kind of mum who goes crazy in a craft shop and is super creative both at home & at work. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, and has 11+ years of experience in the corporate world as a Quality Lead & Analyst. She is a certified PMP and love organizing & estimations.
Please tell us a little about you Lil P?
Lil P is the centre of our existence. Our darling princess. She is a girly girl…loves pink, fairies, princesses, play acting, memory games & Barbie movies.. She loves bear hugs and is constantly giving us kisses (sic). She an active 8 year old who is mighty inspired by Master Chef Kids.
Does Lil P "cook" with you? How do you involve her in the kitchen/during meal times/ grocery shopping?
I am lucky to have a cook at home who comes in during weekdays to help me out. I love cooking for my family over the weekends and naturally Lil P has to get involved. She is my little helper at home. She helps set & clear the table, wash vegetables, cut fruits & make salads.
We bought her an induction stove and she loves to "cook" on that. She makes garlic bread, pizza, dosa and other simple stuff under our supervision. She also knows how to use the cooker & makes a mean coffee.
How do you think her getting involved in the kitchen has brought about a change in her food habits?
Being a working mom I rarely get to spend a whole day chatting with her, so on weekends I make it a point to have her involved in a lot of kitchen activities. We discuss her tiffin menu for the next week since we follow a weekly menu plan. Getting her involved in menu planning has helped me immensely. Earlier we would both get frustrated with food; me with her not finishing her food and she was getting upset at not getting enough choices. With a weekly menu, she knows the "healthy" choices and we throw in a few "junk" items.
Post Diner at 9 p.m.: Fruits. As a rule we don't give her any artificial sugary stuff after 7.30 p.m.
Friday is a fast food day and she gets to plan the menu. It could be anything; mini burger, pizza or noodles. Letting her have a choice in menu planning helps to get her interested in trying healthy foods she might normally turn her nose up at. I also see a greater appreciation towards how & where we get our food from, making healthy choices and the effort it takes to cook.
How do you deal with mess/chaos that comes with her being in the kitchen? More importantly how do you maintain your sanity?
I think the turning point in my life was once I kept a cook. Earlier, I would get really stressed about the daily chaos that comes with getting dabbas (tiffin boxes) ready, getting ready for work & getting her ready for school. When my daughter wanted to help me I couldn't really find the energy or the enthusiasm to get her involved. But that's just me. For my mom, cooking for family was a way to de-stress, for me, it's the opposite. I enjoy cooking only on special occasions & weekends at my leisure. Also what helps keep the chaos under control is to plan well & plan ahead and always laying some basic ground rules.
1. Safety comes first. There will be no compromise on that.
2. If there is mess, everyone helps clean the mess no matter who created it.
Is there any recipe that Lil P would like to share?
Thanks Shruti & Lil P for visiting Orange Kitchens.
Did you enjoy getting to know Shruti and Lil P? I'd love to hear.
Images: If you like any of the pictures on the blog and would like to use those please write to me. I put in hours of work behind each post and would love to share it with you but it would hurt me if use those without my permission.Just ask! The two pictures in this post are from Shruti.
Thank you so much for having us here! :) Inspires me to try to cook with P a lot more often.


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Councillors in the London Boroughs of Hackney and Islington have been left in the dark after plans to regenerate Tech City were quietly scrapped.
Members of the two councils have said they would welcome any investment into the area because a 2012 government pledge to invest £50 million in regenerating the Old Street Roundabout into Europe's largest indoor civic space fell through.
"From what I understand it was an informal decision made from a small get together between [London Mayor] Boris Johnson and the Chancellor of the Exchequer [George Osborne] – it came out of a lunch," Islington authority leader Richard Watts told the local press.
"I was never that taken by the business plan for building in the middle of Old Street Roundabout, I thought it was quite misconceived, but what is absolutely vital is that Tech City has some direct benefits to the people that live both in the Hackney and Islington sides," he added.
Hackney Cllr for regeneration Guy Nicholson also criticised the government for how vague its Tech City improvement plans are.
"This so called £50 million came through back in 2012 when it first emerged and it was buried very deep in George Osborne's budget. It then became very clear that this money which had been allocated for Old Street regeneration was increasingly what I would describe as being focused on some kind of institute which nobody really knew anything about," claimed Nicholson.
"It was very ambiguous but one of the first things that we did raise was actually that a £50 million investment into Tech City would be extremely welcome," he added.
According to the two Cllrs, the multi-million pound investment has never been seen by the area and conversations with the Mayor of London about investments and injections into the community should have been discussed.


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Stoke-supporting Shrewsbury Town hero reckons Potters didn't like it up 'em
James Bolton's rocket kicked off incredible 10 minutes in FA Cup third round replay
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James Bolton, the Shrewsbury Town full-back whose fine goal kick-started their incredible FA Cup comeback, should know more than most the misery he dealt on Stoke City fans: he is one.
Bolton, aged 24, grew up in Stone and used to go to the bet365 Stadium as a supporter before he turned professional.
Last night was his first taste of the ground as a player and, backed by friends and family in the stands, it looked sure to end in defeat when Stoke eased into a 2-0 lead.
Stoke City news and transfer rumours LIVE! Fallout from Potters' shock FA Cup defeat by Shrewsbury
But he gave his side a lifeline when he smacked a shot into the far top corner from the right side of the penalty area in the 71st minute - and by the 81st minute, they were ahead.
James Bolton and Josh Tymon in action as Shrewsbury Town beat Stoke in the FA Cup. (Image: Gareth Copley/Getty Images)
He was asked if it got any better and told the Shropshire Star: "I don't think it does to be honest, I actually don't Unbelievable."
Stoke had looked so comfortable as Tyrese Campbell's brace put them in command, but Shrewsbury were a different beast after half-time - and so were Stoke.
Bolton said: "The first half we were poor, looked a little bit shaky defensively but the second half we were straight on them and they didn't like it. It was a brilliant performance second half.
Veteran star and young gun lead the way in player ratings as Stoke City crash out of the FA Cup
"An unbelievable feeling. I was saying to the lads that all the misses I've ever done all accumulated to that!
"I don't think it'll hit home but it's one of those things I can always look back on and think I scored a goal at Stoke and it was a good goal, I was buzzing with that."
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How Parliament Scrutinizes Economic Issues
School of Politics and International Studies news Friday 4 March 2016
The School of Politics and International Studies hosted 'Pounds, Pence and Politics: How Parliament scrutinises economic issues' on Thursday 3rd March.
The panel consisted of Rachel Reeves, Member of Parliament for Leeds West, former Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, member of the House of Commons Treasury Committee, Ayeesha Waller, Clerk to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee, Mike Cartwright, Policy and Representation Executive for the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce and the Bradford Chamber of Commerce, and was chaired by Professor Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Professor of Politics at the University of Leeds.
This event was part of the Perspectives on Parliament series of events. These events are designed to give an understanding of Parliament's people, processes, offices, history and culture.
Attendees were given insights in to the thoughts of an MP with significant experience of scrutinising the work of the Treasury, the ways in which committees in both Houses of Parliament examine a range of economic issues, and the insights of an experienced regional campaigner with significant experience of working with Parliament and government on a variety of policies relevant to the Yorkshire economy.


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Retirees to Outnumber Children in the U.S. by 2035
For those who haven't started preparing retirement yet, now is a good time especially if they are turning 65 and beyond by the year 2035.
With the national population becoming senior-dependent for the first time in the history of the United States, the country is likely to experience serious consequences in terms of providing sufficient social security and healthcare.
In its latest population report, the U.S. Census Bureau warns of an impending demographic disaster that may occur in the next few decades. The shift will become apparent by 2025 when 76.4 million younger Americans aged 18 and below are to be outnumbered by 78 million seniors aged 65 and up.
Five years after, the scales are tipping further as baby boomers start to enter their retirement years. The result? One out of every five Americans will probably turn out to be a pensioner.
The gap between seniors and children is projected to grow even larger by 2060. According to the federal agency's report, 80 million Americans aged 18 and below are still to be overtaken by the 95 million seniors aged 65 and up.
Such a significant shift is blamed on a modern trend that involves having fewer kids, resulting in a longer life expectancy for couples and a country that grows old at a faster rate.
The Negative Impact Of An Elderly-Dependent Shift As the elderly population rapidly grows, the number of working-age adults whose contributions pay for pensions will unfortunately decline. Just imagine the possible results of the following figures.
By 2020, there will only be three-and-a-half working-age adults paying for the pension of one eligible recipient. It is projected to worsen by 2060, with the ratio being reduced to merely two-and-a-half working-age adults for every beneficiary.
What's even worse is that this demographic imbalance is not going to affect the nation's Social Security and healthcare system alone. It will impact every other program of the government supported by the money of working-age adults.
"The swelling ranks of retirees from public service... will also present a strain on state and local government retirement systems that have about $1.6 trillion less than what they need to cover the benefits workers are counting on," states a separate report dated March 15.
How America Will Become A Graying Nation This shift to an elderly-dependent population is already starting as early as now. The United States is already "graying" in 2018 with around 49 million Americans aged 65 years and up.
Nonetheless, the nation will have a younger population in 2030 relative to other countries who have experienced this demographic dilemma at a much earlier time. These countries include Japan, Canada, Germany, Italy, France, and Spain.
By 2060, however, America has been predicted to appear similar to Japan, with almost 25 percent of its population belonging to the senior age group.
To be clear, results published in the report Demographic Turning Points for the United States: Population Projections for 2020 to 2060 are simply possible population trajectories made by the Census Bureau based on birth, death, and immigration trends. They will only be considered as facts only if the federal agency's assumptions will occur as predicted.
Source: www.techtimes.com


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2020 Data Sharing Meeting Abstracts
Thursday, October 29th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. View the Recording
2020 Orphaned Collections Professional Services and Curation Project
Curating the Blue Goose: 1A Project to Assemble, Prepare for Curation, Curate, and Publish the Research Data and Artifact Collection from Dr. Claude N. Warren's 1960's Excavations at the C.W. Harris site CA-SDI-149.
A Gift for the Weary Traveler: The Harrison Spring on Palomar Mountain. Audio only; view slides at (PDF Slides). By Shannon Farnsworth and Seth Mallios;
Using Social Media to promote Public Archaeology. By Craig Lesh and Margie Valdez;
An Overview of Research Efforts on Native American Cultural Sites Found In the Rodman Mountains Wilderness with a Focus on Current Inventories at CA-SBR-306. By Mary & Martín Jesperson.
This event consisted of live presentations and an opportunity for questions and discussion with Dr. Colleen Delaney, Dr. Sarah Heffner, Dr. Kate Magargal, and Dr. Shannon Tushingham.
Colleen Delaney, University of California, Channel Islands
Out of the Ashes: Archaeological Investigations of a post-WWII structure at Camarillo State Hospital
The California State University Channel Islands campus buildings were originally constructed when Camarillo State Hospital was opened in the 1930s. In addition to a medical hospital and patient wards, the hospital included a working farm with row crops and orchards, as well as a dairy and piggery. During archaeological surveys of campus after the May 2013 Springs fire, students and faculty located a small structure built on a hillside near the former farm/dairy. This structure is a mystery, as it is not identified on any hospital plans or maps, and is not visible in aerial photographs from the 1930s-1970s. This presentation focuses on the results of our summer 2019 excavation of the structure, outlining the artifacts recovered and our interpretation of this enigmatic structure.
Sarah Heffner, Environmental Scientist (Archaeologist), California Department of Water Resources
Excavating a Community: Telling the Story of Yreka's Chinese Community Through an Archaeological and Historical Lens
In the spring of 1969, through constant snow and freezing temperatures, archaeologists with the Department of Parks and Recreation, local volunteers, and college students, excavated the remains of Yreka, California's, third Chinatown, occupied from 1886 through the 1940s. It was a large-scale salvage excavation designed to recover as much archaeological evidence of the Chinatown prior to its destruction by the construction of I-5. After three months of excavation, archaeologists had dug 73 units and two trenches, identified nine features, and recorded over 5,000 artifacts. Artifacts include both Chinese (porcelain, medicine vials, eating utensils, coins, opium pipes) and non-Chinese (liquor bottles, patent medicine bottles, toys). When combined with historical research and archival information, these artifacts help tell the story of Yreka's Chinese community and provide a glimpse into their daily lives and struggles.
Kate Magargal, University of Utah
Forests of fuel: Firewood harvest as a driver of social and ecological change
Surface-harvested biofuels, of which firewood is a major constituent, comprised the major fuel source for all humans until very recently. Even today, roughly one-third of the global population depends on surface fuels harvested daily from woodlands and forests. This economic relationship forms the basis for a long and continuing connection between humans and arboreal ecosystems. With data collected among contemporary Diné 'wood haulers,' I employ an ethnoarchaeological approach to explore the dynamics between prehistoric fuel use as a driver of settlement patterning and ecological change.
Shannon Tushingham, Washington State University, and Tiffany Fulkerson, Washington State University
Geophyte Field Processing: Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Front-Loaded Plant Storage Strategies
Geophytes provide an important source of food in many parts of the world, and archaeologists are gaining a greater appreciation for their importance in the past. Although geophyte processing and storage is often portrayed as a relatively straightforward endeavor, requiring less coordination (and labor) than other front-loaded foods such as salmon, many traditional processing methods could be quite complicated, required a great deal of coordination and work, and involved decisions about when, how, and where to process and store the food. Understanding the logic behind how these decisions were made can have broad implications for understanding settlement-subsistence patterns on the landscape scale. Geophyte storage and field processing decisions involved several alternative strategic outcomes, which were heavily influenced by how far people had to travel to get geophytes back to central places, processing time, and geophyte utility before and after processing. We present a geophyte field processing model developed for the Plateau and discuss potential applications of the model for California archaeology. We also address gaps in key nutritional data—for instance, little information exists about how different traditional food preparation methods alter the nutritional value by volume or weight (and hence, utility), of geophyte foods—and ways in which experimentation and collaborative research can fill knowledge gaps while also serving descendant communities.
The 2020 Orphaned Collections Award for 2020 goes to Susan Gilliand and Joan Schneider for their project, Curating the Blue Goose
Submitted by: Susan H Gilliland, Archaeological Collections Specialist, for project led by Dr. Joan Schneider
This project will organize, catalog and curate a classic "orphan collection" held by a retired archaeologist, Dr. Claude N. Warren. For over 50 years Dr. Warren has stored all the field notes, artifacts, maps, drawings, photographs and analyses from his 1965 and 1967 excavations at the
C.W. Harris site in the San Diego coastal region. Although it was Dr. Warren's intention to complete this project, the work from this very important site was always set aside for more pressing projects. His analyses are only partially completed, and the artifacts and field data have not been organized and prepared for curation. Much of the material is still in the original paper field bags. Unfortunately, Warren is not able to complete his long-deferred research. He has authorized Dr. Joan Schneider and her associate Susan Gilliland to assemble, organize, curate and publish this material. Wendy Teeter, Archaeological Curator of the Fowler Museum at UCLA, will accept the entire collection into permanent curation once it has been properly cataloged. Schneider and Gilliland have made three trips to Las Vegas, Nevada to gather and assemble the physical and digital materials. All materials are now stored together in a safe location. This winter the team will begin sorting and cataloging the approximately 30 boxes of material. Schneider and Gilliland will publish the written portions of the research that has been partially completed by Dr. Warren. The entire collection will be available to researchers when it is moved to the Fowler. The team presented a paper on this project during the 2019 Kelso Conference. Our work on this project is pro-bono. We would use SCA Grant money to purchase archival supplies to prepare the collection for submission to the Fowler Museum under the Fowler Museum Curation Agreement protocol.
1 The Blue Goose is the affectionate name for Dr. Warren's stand-alone office at his former Nevada home.


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We've learned this early morning that Peter Jackson, member of the FXBeat team (and previously, FxBriefs) passed away. He suffered a heart attack a few days ago, entered in coma and unfortunately didn't recover.
None of us at FXstreet.com had the pleasure to meet him personally and his health problems prevented him to start and write on FXstreet.com, but we certainly followed his work when he was at FxBriefs and he was of course one of the friends and colleagues of the recently new company members of the FXBeat team, Jamie Coleman, Gerry Davies and Peter Fell.
It was a real shock for us to learn the sad news this morning. We regret this loss very much and offer our deepest sympathies for Peter's families and friends.
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Peter Jackson was a senior FX manager for over 30 years, trading and holding senior consulting roles in the UK, Middle East and Australia.
Pete's career in the markets began in 1981 when he joined the Midland Bank dealing room in London, trading all major European and Asian currencies in a senior dealer capacity.
His tenure at the "listening bank" and later at HSBC included spells trading and managing at global branches of the bank in Sydney and New York, before leaving in 1993 to head up the spot desk at ABN AMRO in London.
Peter continued his career at the Bank of New York in London, before heading up FX trading at a Middle East Investment bank in Bahrain in 2000, returning to London in 2002. He later headed up the UK arm of a retail FX trading company before joining Market News International, writing the FX Bullet Points product, ahead of joining the team at ForexLive in 2011.
The temptation to continue working with Jamie and Gerry was, as expected, too overwhelming and he therefore followed them both to the launch of FxBriefs and a few months later, FXBeat.
Pete was living in Essex and had four children.
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What the New Illinois Gaming Bill Could Mean for You
A casino in Chicago. Hundreds of millions in revenue for the state. But aside from a new place to play slots on Saturday night, is SB 1739 a win for regular people?
By Adam Doster
Photo: Michael Tercha/Chicago Tribune
Sen. Terry Link, D-Waukegan, sponsored a gaming bill that could bring a casino to Chicago.
You hear those bells and whistles? The gentle collision of dimes and quarters? It's the sound of another push for expanded gaming in Illinois.
While Michael Madigan and the Illinois House dealt with pension reform this week, the state Senate took a crack at gambling, passing through its chamber SB 1739 by a 32-20-1 margin. The vote goes to the state House next, and then potentially on to the Governor.
If signed into law, the bill would authorize the construction of casinos in Chicago and four other cities, permit the installation of slot machines at Illinois racetracks, and give the state's 10 existing casinos the opportunity to scale up their operations. (Block 37 and the Old Main Post Office have been bandied about as potential Chicago sites, among others.) Stripped out was a a controversial plan that would have allowed the Illinois Lottery to offer casino-style wagering online.
Gov. Pat Quinn has previously vetoed two gambling proposals, and he hasn't thrown his support behind this one, either. That said, he sounds more sanguine about the idea than ever before, applauding the upper chamber yesterday for making "progress." Mayor Rahm Emanuel, for his part, called the legislation "vital" and urged lawmakers to pass it before the end of spring session.
Quinn's objections have generally centered on oversight and ethics. State Sen. Terry Link (D-Waukegan), the bill's sponsor, thinks this version should assuage the governor's concerns:
Waukegan Democratic Sen. Terry Link, who sponsored all three of the gaming bills, said he made the changes in response to the governor's criticism of past plans. The latest version of the bill bans casino license holders from contributing to political campaigns, something the governor has pushed for in the past. It also gives the Illinois Gaming Board the last word in oversight on the proposed Chicago casino. A body would be created to own the casino, so it would not be directly owned by the city. Under the plan, the Chicago Casino Development Authority would contract with an operator that would actually run the facility. However, Quinn said he was worried that the authority might try to circumvent the regulatory power of the Gaming Board.
Six other gambling states don't allow political contributions from gambling interests, and courts have split on the constitutionality of the approach. (Why single out casinos as opposed to other industries that do business with the state?)
Common Cause published a report in 2011 showing that over a 10-year span, gambling interests gave state lawmakers more than $10 million in campaign cash collectively. That's a lot of money, no doubt, though the flow was not one-sided. Existing casinos—fearful of potential competition—were almost as aggressive as proponents of expansion, and were able to work reduced tax rates into this bill as a result.
Let's just say SB 1739 gets lucky. How much additional revenue would the sucker generate?
The state would receive $1 billion up front in various payments from casinos required under the proposal. After that, Link points to a report from the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability pegging the figure at about $268 million annually. (Currently, commercial casinos produce $489 million in gaming tax revenue each year.) Of the bump, about $128.7 million would be slated for education. Some of the money will be passed along to local governments. And the windfall for the financially beleaguered state government would be muted when compared to what gambling entities would collect, given the "smorgasbord of tax cuts and tax breaks" they'll receive if the bill becomes law:
In response to questions from the Tribune, the commission conducted a more detailed analysis and concluded that with the new gambling venues, local tax revenues would grow annually by $110 million, or by 102 percent. That income is expected to double because it's tied to a $1 tax paid at the door by each casino patron, money that would increase because of the expansion in gambling locations.
The state's annual revenue would increase by $104 million, or just 19 percent, according to the estimate. At the same time, gross revenue for casinos would more than double to $3.76 billion from $1.8 billion per year thanks to the dramatic expansion of gambling locations, to 21 from 10, according to the same forecast.
The bill does set aside money ($13 million) for "depressed communities," a request of black legislators, along with $5 million in funds for compulsive gambling treatment. Historically, Illinois has done an awful job providing programming for gambling addicts; in 2010, Illinois spent $960,000 on hotlines and treatment programs, the third-lowest amount of any state with land-based and riverboat casinos, according to the Chicago Reporter. As Whet Moser has researched before, it's an open question whether or not casino gambling is economically regressive. Chance games, like slots, tend to be.
One benefit? The expansion could buoy the state's horse racing industry, which has been in steady decline for ages but still supports some 37,000 jobs, from jockeys and trainers to veterinarians and feed sellers. Racetrack owners have consistently lobbied for slot machines, arguing it's the only way they can afford to raise purses and attract potential bettors. Natasha Korecki and Dave McKinney's 2011 piece in the Sun-Times lays out the bitter economics of horse racing in detail:
Virtually every financial measure of the sport has trended downward since the 1990s because casinos siphoned away bettors, and higher purses in states that allowed slot machines at racetracks lured the best horses away … In 2010, the state took in only $7.4 million from horseracing, an 84-percent slide from three decades ago. Total wagering in 2010—nearly $725.7 million—dropped by 44 percent compared with 1992 and represented the lowest amount of betting since the early 1970s, according to the Illinois Racing Board's soon-to-be-released 2010 annual report.
As a result of less wagering, racing is not as lucrative for horse owners. Total purse money—nearly $54.3 million—has slid 54 percent since 2002. Harness racing purses dropped by 62 percent since 2002.
Mayor Emanuel, for what it's worth, has pledged that 100 percent of revenues from the Chicago casino would go to pay for Chicago school infrastructure. There's certainly enough empty buildings left to maintain.


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Nutritional programming
Embryonic and fetal development, as well as the early life of a newborn, are periods of physiological plasticity during which environmental influences may produce long-term effects. Both undernutrition and overnutrition during these periods have been shown to change disease risk in adulthood. These effects are influenced by the type, timing and duration of inappropriate nutrition.
Adequate maternal nutrition, including micronutrient intake, is now widely recognized as being essential for optimal development in the womb. Considerable interest is being shown for examining the way in which nutrition during pregnancy and after birth may interact in determining fetal and postnatal health. An understanding of the interaction between nutrient imbalance and alteration of gene expression is likely to be the key to optimizing future health outcomes.
In pregnancy
There is increasing evidence that fetal exposure to macro- and micronutrient undernutrition is linked to a higher metabolic and cardiovascular disease risk in adult life. This process has been termed "fetal programming". Human data concerning the effects of at various stages of pregnancy have been gleaned from retrospective epidemiological studies. Adult offspring of survivors of the Dutch famine of 1945 had an increased risk of impaired glucose tolerance and developing type 2 diabetes if their exposure to poor nutrition in the womb was in late gestation and an increased risk of coronary heart disease and dyslipidaemia if the exposure was early in gestation (1, 2). A retrospective study from The Gambia has linked exposure of unborn life to the "hungry season" with a higher rate of death due to infectious causes in early adulthood. This would increase the possibility that maternal undernutrition during pregnancy affects their offspring's immune functions (3). Other studies have failed to confirm these findings (4).
Substantial literature is available regarding the association between folate deficiency in pregnancy and increased risk of premature delivery, low birth weight and neural tube defects (5). In a subgroup of the population, this may be because of an interaction between low folate status and genetic traits, such as variations (polymorphisms) in the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene, which result in increased blood homocysteine levels when folate intake is low (6). High homocysteine concentrations in pregnancy are associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes and hypertensive disorders that can affect fetal growth (7, 8).
Gene expression, impacting cell differentiation and the development of organs can be regulated by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence, namely by so called 'epigenetic' changes, such as 'DNA methylation' or 'histone deacetylation'. Among the environmental conditions influencing gene expression, nutrition is one of the most important epigenetic factors. DNA methylation, for example, seems to depend on the availability of vitamins B6 as well as vitamin B12 and folate (9).
Vitamin B12 deficiency is also associated with high homocysteine concentrations (10), suggesting that low vitamin B12 status in pregnancy may also be a risk factor for neural tube defects (11). Since high homocysteine concentrations are themselves associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, the link between low birth weight and later cardiovascular disease at a population level may be at least in part mediated via genetic variations in folate and B12 metabolism.
Acting through its specific receptor, vitamin D can produce various biological effects on human health via genomic, non-genomic or hormonal mechanisms. Vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women is potentially associated with increased risk of preeclampsia, insulin resistance and gestational diabetes mellitus. In addition, experimental data also anticipate that vitamin D sufficiency is critical for fetal development, particularly for the brain and immunological functions. Thus, vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy may not only interfere with maternal skeletal preservation and fetal skeletal formation, but may also have an impact on fetal 'imprinting' that could affect chronic disease susceptibility soon after birth and later in life (12).
Other data have shown that maternal Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy was associated with an increase in the gene expression, raising the levels of so-called 'immunoglobuline-like transcipts' in cord blood. This finding may point towards an early induction of immunological tolerance in the fetus by maternal vitamin D intake (13). The vitamin D receptor (VDR) seems to play an important role in several immune functions, e.g. by modulating T cell differentiation (14). Genetic variations of VDR are associated with immune-related diseases such as asthma.
In epidemiologic studies of children and adults, several groups have reported associations between asthma and reduced intake and blood levels of dietary nutrients such as antioxidant vitamins C and E, as well as beta-carotene, selenium and zinc (15). However, supplementation with those antioxidants has not been consistently associated with improved asthma outcomes (16, 17). One possible explanation for the inconsistencies between epidemiologic and intervention studies is that dietary antioxidants primarily influence the development of asthma during a critical time period early in life. Studies have shown that low maternal vitamin E intake during pregnancy is associated with increased likelihood of wheezing and asthma in 5-year-old children (18). More recent findings support the concept of early fetal programming of respiratory disease. According to those, maternal vitamin E status may be one determinant for growth of the fetus and fetal lungs during early pregnancy (19).
Research is investigating the complex roles of dietary fatty acids in regulating gene expression and intracellular communication. Accumulating evidence supports the hypothesis that maternal intakes of the omega-3 fatty acids docosanexaenic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenic acid (EPA), as well as omega-6 fatty acids in gestation and lactation (maybe involving excess Omega-6 and inadequate Omega-3 fatty acids), can have an impact on the developing infant tissue lipids and metabolic pathways of cells that receive neuronal input. Further research in the field of metabolic programming is required to understand the need for different omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids during fetal and infant life, as well as their roles with respect to development of energy balance and neurometabolism (20). One initial study indicates beneficial long-term neurophysiologic and neurobehavioral effects of adequate omega-3 fatty acid intakes during pregnancy on memory function in school-age children (21).
A trial of maternal calcium supplementation has shown that blood pressure is lower in the 7-year-old offspring of calcium-supplemented mothers (22). A prospective cohort study has also found a strong association between low infant blood pressure at 6 months and the calcium intake that their mothers received via supplements (23).
Low iron status in pregnant women was found to be related to increased placental size (24). The significance of this upon the offspring's later health is unknown, but an association between increased placental size and increased blood pressure in the offspring has been noted in epidemiological studies (25). A randomized double-blind clinical trial measuring iron levels with or without multi-micronutrient supplementation in pregnant women has shown no additional effect on birth weight from micronutrients over iron supplements alone (26).
In infants
Although inappropriate nutrition in the womb can clearly affect the fetus in ways that impact later health, the extent to which these effects can be modified by the environment after birth (postnatal) is also of prime public health importance in order to minimize adverse health outcomes. The early postnatal period is also a period of physiological plasticity, although the timing of this "window of opportunity" may differ depending on the outcome of interest and may even be gender-specific. Very few human trials investigating the programming potential of micronutrients in infants' diets are available to date. Such investigations require prolonged follow-ups, may be ethically difficult and are not always informed by accurate data regarding maternal nutrition during pregnancy (27).
Recent findings indicate that variations of genes related to polyunsaturated fatty acid metabolism may be of relevance for human development and health. Common polymorphisms in the fatty acid desaturase (FADS) genes have been shown to significantly decrease omega-3 fatty acid concentrations in blood, breast milk and tissues during pregnancy and in children (28). In addition, polymorphisms in FADS seem to negatively influence the risk for developing allergic disorders and eczema, while diminishing the positive effect of breastfeeding on later cognitive development. Moreover, research suggests that omega-3 fatty acid supplementation in infants may decrease the risk of developing some manifestations of allergic disease later in life (29). However, further investigations would be necessary to confirm these potential early programming effects on the immune system.
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Roseboom T. J. et al. Coronary heart disease after prenatal exposure to the Dutch famine, 1944–45. Heart. 2000; 84:595–598.
Moore S. E. et al. Prenatal or early postnatal events predict infectious deaths in young adulthood in rural Africa. Int J Epidemiol. 1999; 28:1088–1095.
Simondon K. B. et al. Season of birth is not associated with risk of early adult death in rural Senegal. Int J. Epidemiol. 2004; 33:130–136.
Scholl T. O. and Johnson W. G. Folic acid: influence on the outcome of pregnancy. Am J Clin Nutr. 2000; 71(5):1295–1303.
Kim K. N. et al. Effects of the interaction between the C677T 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase polymorphism and serum B vitamins on homocysteine levels in pregnant women. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2004 ; 58 :10–16.
Calle M. de la et al. Homocysteine, folic acid and B-group vitamins in obstetrics and gynaecology. Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol. 2003 ; 107:125–134.
Steegers-Theunissen R. P. et al. Hyperhomocysteinemia, pregnancy complications, and the timing of investigation. Obstet Gynecol. 2004; 104:336–343.
Chmurzynska A. Fetal Programming: link between early nutrition, DNA methylation, and complex diseases. Nutr Rev. 2010; 68(2)87–98.
Refsum H. et al. Hyperhomocysteinemia and elevated methylmalonic acid indicate a high prevalence of cobalamin deficiency in Asian Indians. Am J Clin Nutr. 2001; 74:233–241.
Felix T. M. et al. Metabolic effects and the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) polymorphism associated with neural tube defects in southern Brazil. Birth Defects Res. 2004; 70:459–463.
Lapilonne A. Vitamin D deficiancy during pregnancy may impair maternal and fetal outcomes. Med Hypotheses. 2010; 74(1):71–75.
Rochat M.K. et al. Maternal vitamin D intake during pregnancy increases gene expression of ILT3 and ILT4 in cord blood. Clin Exp Allergy. 2010; 40(5):786–794.
Raby B.A. et al. Association of vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms with childhood and adult asthma. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2004; 170(10):1057–1065.
Rubin R. N. Et al. Relationship of serum antioxidants to asthma prevalence in youth. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2004; 169:393–398.
Ram F. S. et al. Vitamin C supplementation for asthma. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2004; 1.
Allam M. F. and Lucane R. A. Selenium supplementation for asthma. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2004; 1.
Devereux G. et al. Low maternal vitamin E intake during pregnancy is associated with asthma in 5-year-old children. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. 2006; 174:499–507.
Turner S.W. et al. Associations between fetal size, maternal {alpha}-tocopherol and childhood asthma. Thorax. 2010; 65(5):391–397.
Innis S.M. Metabolic programming of long-term outcomes due to fatty acid nutrition in early life. Matern Child Nutr. 2011; 7 (2):112–123.
Boucher O. et al. Neurophysiologic and neurobehavioral evidence of beneficial effects of prenatal omega-3 fatty acid intake on memory function at school age. Am J Clin Nutr. 2011; 93(5):1025–1037.
Belizan J. M. et al. Long-term effect of calcium supplementation during pregnancy on the blood pressure of offspring: follow up of a randomised controlled trial. BMJ. 1997; 315:281–285.
Gillman M. W. et al. Maternal calcium intake and offspring blood pressure. Circulation. 2004; 110:1990–1995.
Hindmarsh P. C. et al. Effect of early maternal iron stores on placental weight and structure. Lancet. 2000; 356:719–723.
Barker D. J. et al. Fetal and placental size and risk of hypertension in adult life. BMJ. 1990; 301:259–262.
Ramakrishnan U. et al. Multiple micronutrient supplementation during pregnancy does not lead to greater infant birth size than does iron-only supplementation: a randomized controlled trial in a semirural community in Mexico. Am J Clin Nutr. 2003; 77:720–725.
Buckley A. J. et al. Nutritional programming of adult disease. Cell Tissue Res. 2005; 322: 73–79.
Glaser C. et al. Genetic variation in polyunsaturated fatty acid metabolism and its potential relevance for human development and health. Matern Child Nutr. 2011; 7 (2):27–40.
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Nutritional programming during pregnancy and in early life
In expert opinion · October 1, 2011
Inadequate intakes of micro- and macronutrients in early life have been shown to affect lifelong health, increasing the risk of developing obesity, cardiovascular disease, chronic lung disease, and behavioral and cognitive problems.


This collection is about looking both outward and inward. Discovering patterns in objects both man-made and naturally occurring, and finding their connection to you. Although the textures may be recognizable in several of the prints, they also have deeper meanings. They speak about the item observed but also about the observer within each of us. Designed by April Rhodes.