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Q: Why does Google's closure library not use real private members? I've been a JavaScript developer for a while now, and I've always thought that the correct way to implement private members in JavaScript is to use the technique outlined by Doug Crockford here: http://javascript.crockford.com/private.html.
I didn't think this was a particularly controversial piece of JavaScript wisdom, until I started using the Google Closure library. Imagine my surprise... the library makes no effort to use Crockford-style information hiding. All they do is use a special naming convention and note "private" members in the documentation. I'm in the habit of assuming that the guys at Google are usually on the leading edge of software quality, so what gives? Is there some downside to following Mr. Crockford's advice that's not obvious?

A: There are a lot of examples of pseudo-privacy in main-stream JavaScript libraries.  Facebook Connect's JavaScript library has the same structure.
The main reason developers go that route is for performance.  Hiding things in closures can be slower and use more memory.  Closure-hiding can also be less flexible, as true privacy can't be carried between files without some clever hacks. Closure-hiding is more conceptually pure, IMO, but when performance is a concern, using pseudo-privacy is the way to go.
The other reason is that a lot of Google programmers have backgrounds in Python, where there are no private anythings and the underscore prefix is the accepted community standard.

A: Their inheritance model using goog.inherit() and goog.base() simply copy prototype members from the superclass to the subclass.
You can see that the sugar function from Doug Crockford does the same. I have personally faced lots of problems while inheriting a privileged member (this.property).
With both methods of inheritance, the private variables simply disappear as unlike C++ or Java where you have no access to the superclass' private members but they are still inherited. This has to be the major reason they prefer this approach.

A: There's also more to the JSDOC notation than meets the eye--when you use the google closure compiler, those "@private" tags are parsed and enforced. If any external objects tries to access one of these variables, a compile error is generated. They do in fact have a philosophical objection to the general Crockford inheritance pattern: http://www.bolinfest.com/javascript/inheritance.php


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package service

import (
	"log"

	"github.com/devicehive/gatt"
)

var (
	attrGATTUUID           = gatt.UUID16(0x1801)
	attrServiceChangedUUID = gatt.UUID16(0x2A05)
)

// NOTE: OS X provides GAP and GATT services, and they can't be customized.
// For Linux/Embedded, however, this is something we want to fully control.
func NewGattService() *gatt.Service {
	s := gatt.NewService(attrGATTUUID)
	s.AddCharacteristic(attrServiceChangedUUID).HandleNotifyFunc(
		func(r gatt.Request, n gatt.Notifier) {
			go func() {
				log.Printf("TODO: indicate client when the services are changed")
			}()
		})
	return s
}

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I grew up in a small town in South India. I went to a convent school, and until I left home to attend the Mahindra United World College (UWC) of India in Pune for my last two years of high school, I thought I knew exactly how my life was going to turn out: I was going to become a chartered accountant, and get married by the age of 23. Going to the UWC changed everything for me. It changed my academic interests, it changed my intellectual pursuits, and it entirely changed my way of looking at the world. It taught me that idealism was not something to be dismissed lightly. That the world is amazingly small. And that maybe, just maybe, I was not going to be a chartered accountant after all.
Every day we are bombarded by the media with fresh stories about conflict—Iraq, Lebanon, Somalia, Sudan, Congo—a seemingly endless list of pain and suffering. We see pictures of starving infants, refugees, bomb blasts, and we see it for what it is: horror. What we do not often see are the stories of hope and beauty that continue to exist behind the ravages of war. Be it a former child soldier who won himself a scholarship to study in the United Kingdom, or the rebel who voluntarily decided to put down his arms, or the population of an Internally Displaced Peoples camp who organized "cultural evenings" to stave off the boredom and fear that comes with each passing day.
As someone who has long since been embroiled in the performing arts—performance has been a part of my life since I started learning Indian classical dance at the age of three—I always look to the theatre for such success stories. The idea that there could be a group of actors somewhere in Baghdad or Kashmir or Sri-Lanka today, who get together amidst the chaos and still find time to make theatre—well, it's such ideas that help me read the news everyday without thinking that the world is coming to an end.
So when I started on my journey through Guatemala, Northern Ireland, and Rwanda, it was with equal amounts of trepidation and excitement. Trepidation about the potentially intense situations that I would have to bear witness to, and excitement to finally meet people who would help me realize the answer to my question: Is there a place for theatre in a place of war?
If there is something that strikes one immediately about being in a "post-conflict" nation, it is the realization that the conflict will never completely be a thing of the past. In Guatemala, or Guate, it was a struggle between the guerilla fighters and the government forces, in Northern Ireland between the Loyalists and the Nationalists, and in Rwanda, between the Hutu and the Tutsi ethnic groups. All three conflicts have lasted about three decades. All three conflicts are said to have ended in the 1990s. The peace accords in Guate were signed in 1996, Northern Ireland made its Good Friday Agreement in 1998, and the 1994 genocide is said to have terminated three decades of repression and suffering in Rwanda.
As a self-proclaimed artist and activist, I have often looked down on the notion of "theatre for theatre's sake." I thought in the past that political art involved a certain degree of radical thought and action. What I had not considered much was the fact that contemplating doing theatre in a time of war is in and of itself a radical thought. To find a space to express yourself when there are bombs dropping outside your window is, by its own virtue, a political act. What happens beyond that is just the icing on the cake.
I used to think that a piece of theatre did not have much value unless it incited some spark of revolution in its audience. But now I have begun to play with the idea that perhaps practicing art in a time of war is more about the artist than it is about the audience. Because apart from the effort to simply stay alive, the effort to do theatre enables the artist to realize that she is in danger of losing that which is integral to her definition of herself as artist: the freedom to create. She might not know what the public wants or needs; their benefit is a by-product. But she knows she must create. Her responsibility at that time is more to herself than to the society she lives in.
One of my mentors in Guatemala was a guerilla in the days of the war. A university graduate with a degree in stage design, he found a place for theatre even when he was up in the mountains fighting a bloody war. Be it pre-combat plays to inspire his troops, or post-combat plays to celebrate a "victory," or radio plays to entertain his counterparts on their days off, he was constantly on a quest to use his art. But while his work did evoke a positive response from his fellow guerilleros, he himself admits that the reach that a piece of theatre can have is minimal whilst a war is being fought.
A theatre artist's responsibility to society heightens once the war in question is seen as being over. When the nation is in relative peace, she must find a way to make her art serve as a bridge between the past and the future. So that the losses suffered in the years of conflict are honored, but none can forget the road ahead.
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After something like a war or genocide, people are constantly on a quest for that which will heal their wounds. For some, it becomes alcohol or drugs. Some devote themselves to improving their financial circumstance. For others like me, it is the theatre. We want for theatre to play its part in a nation's future. To be a tool that heals as much as it provokes, calms as much as it enrages, and reminisces as much as it dreams.
Making theatre in nations coming out of war is as exhilarating as it is devastating. Exhilarating because you can see the solace a theatrical world provides to someone who has perhaps witnessed the violent death of his entire family. But devastating because you are also forced to realize that however powerful the theatre might be, there are some wounds that can never heal. So we use our art and our theatre not to tell survivors to forget the past and move on, but rather to provoke a discussion about how we might prevent history from repeating itself. At the end of the day, all I can hope for as a theatre artist is to be able to use my art to lessen the pain that exists in the world.
In the last few months, I have become involved with a non-governmental organization called Never Again Rwandathat focuses on working with youth in the nation, talking about issues of conflict resolution and peace building. All of the youth in this organization were affected by the 1994 genocide in one way or another. Each of them has a story that is intimately connected with the conflicted history of the nation and each of them has opinions and aspirations concerning the future of Rwanda. Therefore, we have been designing a theatre program that blurs the lines between human rights and art. Our primary aim is to give rise to a culture of "creative activism." To inspire youth to think outside the box when it comes to making their voices heard. To enable them to understand that it is not about how loudly you yell or how violently you protest against injustice, but about how effectively you communicate.
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The sound of bombs continues to be defused by the applause of appreciative audiences all over the world. The silences of curfews are broken by laughter inside small underground theatres. And the vagaries of war are being slowly and steadily replaced by the exploits of the imagination.
A Taste of Theatre-Activism in India and the U.S.
Nandita Dinesh is a graduate student in the Performance Studies department at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.


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If your spouse is suddenly spending a lot of time with a new person, confiding in them and forging a friendship, it is possible they will develop romantic feelings for one another. Even if they have control over their physical desires, emotional cheating is just as damaging to a marriage. A new intense friendship can sometimes point to signs of an ulterior motive, especially if your partner is secretive about the relationship.
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Defense minister, Amir Peretz visiting troops
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Defense Minister of Israel - Amir Peretz
Amir Peretz became Israel's 16th defense minister in 2006. The chairman of the Labor party, Peretz's political career began with his election as head of the Sderot city council. He was later elected to the 12th Knesset and went on to serve on several committees before becoming defense minister
Ynetnews|Published: 08.02.06 , 17:27
Amir Peretz was born Armand Peretz in Boujad, Morocco, in 1952. At age four, his family emigrated to Israel. They lived in the transit camp that later became the city of Sderot.
Peretz served as a munitions officer in the Paratroopers Brigade and was seriously wounded when his leg was run over in a motor accident in Sinai's Mitla Pass in 1974. He was subsequently demobilized, and, after around two years of rehabilitation, Peretz moved to Moshav Nir Akiva in the North, where he became a farmer. During this period, he married his wife Ahlama, and the couple had four children.
Peretz began his political career in 1983, when he was elected head of the Sderot city council on behalf of the Labor party.
Upon concluding his first term of office, Peretz became involved in national politics. In 1988, he was elected to the 12th Knesset, where he served on several committees, including State Comptroller, Foreign Affairs and Defense, and Labor and Welfare. In the 13th Knesset, he became chairman of the Labor and Welfare Committee.
In 1994, Peretz established the so-called "New Life" and "Ram" factions in the Histadrut labor federation, together with Haim Ramon. During the 1994 Histadrut elections, Ramon became Histadrut chairman, and Peretz was appointed chairman of the trade union department.
In November 1995, Ramon rejoined the government, and Peretz replaced him as Histadrut chairman. During the 14th Knesset, Peretz served in the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee, while continuing to serve as Histadrut chairman.
In 1998, Peretz ran for Histadrut chairman on the "Am" list and received 77.7 percent of the votes.
Prior to elections for the 15th Knesset, Peretz established the Am Echad (One Nation) party, which garnered two seats in the elections. During the 15th Knesset, Peretz served on the Knesset and the Status of Women Committees. Also, he introduced legislation which would raise the minimum wage.
In 2002, Peretz was reelected Histadrut chairman, and in 2003, he led the Histadrut in a scathing attack on then-Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's economic reforms, which included privatization of services and public companies, such as the Ports Authority, as well as welfare cuts. Peretz initiated a wave of general strikes and long-term sanctions in the public sector. The clashes ended in compromise.
Am Echad garnered three mandates in the 16th Knesset, and in mid-2004, around a year after the elections, the party merged with Labor. On November 9, 2005, Peretz was elected Labor party chairman, defeating Binyamin Ben Eliezer and Shimon Peres.
In May 2006, following the elections for the 17th Knesset , the Labor party, under Peretz's leadership, signed a coalition agreement with the Kadima party. Peretz was appointed defense minister in the new government headed by Kadima chairman Ehud Olmert .
His role as defense minister during the second Lebanon war came under severe criticism by the press, the public, and his party. In addition, Peretz's Labor leadership will be challenged in the party's upcoming elections in May, by former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, and MK Ami Ayalon.

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MAPPS Encouraged by FAA's Roadmap for UAS
While just an outline, document sends good signals for the geospatial community
John Hetzler
KEYWORDS aerial drones
The Federal Aviation Administration's roadmap for integration of civilian unmanned aircraft systems into the national airspace offered encouraging signals for the geospatial community, according to an official with the Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors.
Nick Palatiello, the assistant executive director for external affairs for MAPPS, said the organization believed the roadmap provided helpful first steps. More importantly, Palatiello said, the FAA referenced geospatial applications for UAS, such as surveying and aerial photography.
"We're encouraged by the fact that surveying and mapping were part of the document," Palatiello said. "We're encouraged by that. They see that it's a growing market."
Palatiello also was encouraged that the FAA indicated willingness to collaborate with the private sector on ways to integrate UAS into the airspace and that the agency signaled it still plans to announce UAS test sites by the end of the year.
In addition, Palatiello echoed comments from Michael Toscano, the CEO of the Association for Unmanned Vehicles Systems International, who praised the FAA for its handling of privacy concerns.
"In requiring UAS test sites to have a written plan for data use and retention, the FAA also appropriately focuses on the real issue when it comes to privacy – the use, storage and sharing of data, or whether data collected must be deleted," Toscano said in a statement. "This dovetails with AUVSI's position that any privacy laws must be platform neutral, treating manned and unmanned platforms the same. UAS are one of many platforms that could be used for collecting data. Privacy policies should focus on how data is collected and used, as opposed to focusing on the specific platform that is doing the collecting."
MAPPS had addressed privacy concerns surrounding UAS at a Washington policy lunch in August.
"We think that this is a good first step," Palatiello said.
"A good first step" also could sum up the group's feelings about the FAA's roadmap, which was required by Congress.
"It's the first one," Palatiello said. "It's going to be updated. As we move on, hopefully we will get more into the nitty gritty. For a first go-around, this is a very helpful document."
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Q: program isnt working because of an error in y this is my program, its supposed to get an input from the user for the starting x value, stepping value, and an ending x value, the user also inputs the y function he likes, the graph is then supposed to graph it but i keep getting an error, any ideas?
clear all ; % clear memory
close all ; % close any open figures
drawnow ; % update screen now
clc ; % clear screen

display('** Welcome to Plotting Program **') ;
display(' ');

start=input('please enter starting x value:');
step=input('please enter ending x value:');
stop=input('please enter step value:');

y= double(input('please input your equation:'));

x=double(start:step:stop);

plot(x,y);

A: You can use str2func() to convert string input into a function handle:
y = input('Input only the RHS of your equation as a function of ''x'' and enclose in '': ')
y = str2func(['@(x)' y]);
plot(x,y(x))

Also note that double(start:step:stop) will not work, since you are converting chars to their ASCII mapping:
double('20')
ans =
    50    48

Use instead str2double(input('...'))

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If you can't photograph at home, then how do you expect to photograph anywhere else? Some people believe that it is the subject or the camera that makes a great photograph. You can take a terrible photograph in Africa and you can take a terrific photograph in your own backyard. It is never the subject... it is always the photographer.
It is quite similar to the golfer who hits the ball poorly at the practice range. His answer is always the same. "This is only practice. Once I get on to the golf course, I will be MUCH better." How is that golfer going to be better when the controlled practice is so irregular? That golfer will continue to hit the same troubled shots on the golf course because of the terrible practice procedures. It is the same in photography. Practice well, and when the opportunity comes, the photographs will be similar to the practice.
So, how do you get ready? Start right now and go outside in your own backyard and practice. If you constantly take good photographs of the birds, squirrels and the flowers in your yard, then you will continuously become a better photographer. Stretch you ability and start with a plan. Try to photograph sometime different each day in your own backyard. Learn how to carefully approach wildlife (read the Outdoor Eyes Section). There's obviously a tremendous advantage with digital cameras. It is similar to hitting practice golf balls in your backyard. You get instant feedback and you can change your style and method immediately. With film, practice is a little harder... but it still possible. Take a trip to your local park and take photographs of landscapes to practice your depth of field.
Also, don't forget to practice during early morning sunrise and late afternoon sunset. Not only will you see different lighting, but there will also be different wildlife available to photograph. Take photographs during the rain and snow. Once you are comfortable in all these situations, you will be comfortable and automatic when you travel elsewhere. As they say, "Practice Makes Perfect".


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The sixth annual Tropic Bowl at Ernesto Rohrmoser Stadium in Pavas will feature a semipro American football team from the United States taking on the Costa Rican All-Stars. (Robert Isenberg/The Tico Times)
In a country where the three most popular pastimes are fútbol, watching fútbol, and arguing about fútbol, Saturday brings another venture into the sport's pigskin-laced counterpart from the north.
The sixth annual Tropic Bowl, Costa Rica's biggest American football event, returns Saturday with a full day of action planned at Ernesto Rohrmoser Stadium in the Pavas district of San José.
Football kicks off at noon with a training session for youth and female athletes. Then, at 2 p.m., the Costa Rican women's all-star team, which consists of the Pérez Zeledón Angels and the Olympian Goddesses of San José, will play against the Vikingas of Honduras.
Despite historic struggles to get women's American football popularized in Central America, both rosters are expected to have more than two dozen players each.
The Costa Rican women's American football all-star team will face the Vikingas of Honduras on Saturday. Robert Isenberg/The Tico Times
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Amir Khan has alleged a mystery man interfered with the judges scoring during his controversial points loss to Lamont Peterson.
Khan has taken to Twitter to post a series of messages, videos and pictures to back up his claims.
Now this whole thing to me still smacks of desperation from the Khan camp but for once he might actually have a point here.
Hopefully we will get an answer to this whole thing very soon because IF it is true then it is a shocking end for boxing in 2011; a year that had some its fair share of questionable scoring (Murray-Sturm, Macklin-Sturm, Pacquaio-Marquez and Chisora-Helenius).
But view the slideshow and video below and judge for yourselves but please keep this in mind; if the decision had gone in Khan's favour and Peterson was crying foul would Khan care? Or even consider a rematch?
Skip to 8:46 for the start of the fight.
What does everyone think? Does Khan have a point? Or is he just clutching at straws?
Kell Brook has given British boxing a timely boost following his impressive American debut.
Brook produced a controlled performance to dispose of the durable Luis Galarza inside 5 rounds on the Froch-Ward undercard.
The Sheffield native was in complete control throughout the fight, despite being caught once or twice, and almost had the contest over in the first round.
Brook landed a big right hand followed up by a spiteful jab that had Galarza stumbling, only to be saved by the bell.
"Special K" showed good patience throughout the next few rounds and boxed smartly, landing fast combinations and breaking down his opponent with a hurtful jab.
Brook finally got rid of Galarza in the 5th. He landed a big right hand which pushed the Puerto Rican back onto the ropes before unleashing a flurry that forced the referee to call a halt to the contest.
In all honesty, the stoppage was perhaps a tad premature but it was only a matter of time before Brook knocked Galarza out and the referee did the right thing to prevent any further damage.
Now we all know this was just a showcase fight for Brook; a chance to impress on his American debut, which he did.
But now is the time for Brook to step up his level of competition. Brook is in a very odd position as he is ranked the number 2 welterweight in the world by the WBO, the title that a certain Manny Pacquaio holds.
I'm not suggesting Brook seeks a fight with Pacquaio (because he's nowhere near ready) but a fight against someone ranked in the top 10 is a must.
Maybe a Paulie Malignaggi or Devon Alexander would give us a chance to see whether Brook is good enough to challenge for a world title. Now some people might scoff at the idea of Malagnaggi but this guy is a good pro, a good opponent and in the permanent role of "boxing gatekeeper".
Malignaggi has already called out Brook via Twitter, saying that if the price is right he'll fight him in the UK.
This is a fight that has to be made.
Following the despair of the Carl Froch fight, British boxing might just have a new superstar on the horizon.
Time to step up: Kell "Special K" Brook.
Matthew Hatton lost a unanimous points decision to unbeaten Mexican Saul Alvarez for the vacant WBC light-middleweight title.
The younger Hatton failed to follow in brother Ricky's footsteps and bring a world title back to Britain as he was easily out-classed by the highly rated youngster.
Hatton failed to win a single round on any of the judge's score cards, as Alvarez became the youngest ever light-middleweight world champion.
The Golden Boy prospect certainly had an easier time of it in the ring than he did out, as he originally failed to make the required weight which certainly would have embarrassed promoter and former fighter Oscar De La Hoya.
But once the weight issue was settled and the fight got under-way there was only going to be one winner.
Alvarez was too big and too powerful for the Mancunian, who had stepped up in weight – and class – to take this fight, has now admitted he will look to drop back down to his natural weight.
The Mexican was in complete control from round one as he landed a series of flurries to the head of Hatton to set the tone for the rest of the fight.
He bloodied Hatton's nose during the second, following another series of head shots which cause his face to mark up.
Alvarez – nicknamed 'Canelo' – continued to dominate Hatton throughout the rounds, opening up a gash above his left eye during round four with his precise punching.
The only real blemish for the young powerhouse – inside the ring – came in the seventh when he was docked a point for an illegal blow as he punched out of the clinch, which resulted in Hatton dropping the canvas.
Despite that setback the round was still scored a 9-9, showing how dominate Saul Alvarez was in picking up the WBC light-middleweight title vacated by Manny Pacquiao.
Matthew Hatton will now look to drop down a weight and hope to gain another world title shot.


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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: What Drives Human-Made Light?
Dickinson, Jeffrey (2020): Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: What Drives Human-Made Light?
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This paper links the newest generation of nighttime satellite images, which offer a resolution 45 times higher than the previous generation, to nationwide administrative panel-data on population and income from the United States and Brazil for the years 2012-2019. Using this fine-grained data, I confirm that nighttime light responds strongly to changes in income even after controlling for population effects. When population is included directly in the model, light is less responsive to changes in GDP in Brazil than in the USA. In Brazil, though not in the USA, except for the highest-producing municípios, the effect of changes in population appear to track more closely with nighttime lights than changes in economic output. A between-county estimator provides identification of the effects of time-invariant characteristics and infrastructure features on night-time light. My estimates suggest that railways are associated with lower levels of nighttime light while border crossings contribute positively and significantly to nighttime light.
night-time light, GDP, population, infrastructure, regional development
E - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics > E0 - General > E00 - General
E - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics > E0 - General > E01 - Measurement and Data on National Income and Product Accounts and Wealth ; Environmental Accounts
O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth > O1 - Economic Development > O10 - General
O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth > O1 - Economic Development > O11 - Macroeconomic Analyses of Economic Development
O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth > O1 - Economic Development > O18 - Urban, Rural, Regional, and Transportation Analysis ; Housing ; Infrastructure
O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth > O4 - Economic Growth and Aggregate Productivity > O40 - General
O - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth > O5 - Economywide Country Studies > O51 - U.S. ; Canada
R - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics > R1 - General Regional Economics > R10 - General
R - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics > R1 - General Regional Economics > R11 - Regional Economic Activity: Growth, Development, Environmental Issues, and Changes
R - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics > R1 - General Regional Economics > R12 - Size and Spatial Distributions of Regional Economic Activity
Dr. Jeffrey Dickinson
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"Functional group interactions of a 5-HT3R antagonist" by Padmavati Venkataraman, Prasad Joshi et al.
Background: Lerisetron, a competitive serotonin type 3 receptor (5-HT 3R) antagonist, contains five functional groups capable of interacting with amino acids in the 5-HT3R binding site. Site directed mutagenesis studies of the 5-HT3AR have revealed several amino acids that are thought to form part of the binding domain of this receptor. The specific functional groups on the ligand that interact with these amino acids are, however, unknown. Using synthetic analogs of lerisetron as molecular probes in combination with site directed mutagenesis, we have identified some of these interactions and have proposed a model of the lerisetron binding site. Results: Two analogs of lerisetron were synthesized to probe 5-HT3R functional group interactions with this compound. Analog 1 lacks the N1 benzyl group of lerisetron and analog 2 contains oxygen in place of the distal piperazine nitrogen. Both analogs show significantly decreased binding affinity to wildtype 5-HT3ASRs. Mutations at W89, R91, Y142 and Y152 produced significant decreases in binding compared to wildtype receptors. Binding affinities of analogs 1 and 2 were altered only by mutations at W89, and Y152. Conclusions: Based on the data obtained for lerisetron and analogs 1 and 2, we have proposed a tentative model of the lerisetron binding pocket of the 5-HT3ASR. According to this model, The N-benzyl group interacts in a weak interaction with R91 while the benzimidazole group interacts with W89. Our data support an interaction of the distal amino nitrogen with Y142 and Y152.
This article was published in BMC Biochemistry, Volume 3, Issue 16 , Pages 1-13.
The published version is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/1471-2091-3-16.
© 2002 Venkataraman et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. This is an Open Access article: verbatim copying and redistribution of this article are permitted in all media for any purpose, provided this notice is preserved along with the article's original URL.
Venkataraman, Padmavati; Joshi, Prasad; Venkatachalan, Srinivasan P.; Mathalagi, Mani; Parihar, Harish S.; Kirschbaum, Karen S.; and Schulte, Marvin K., "Functional group interactions of a 5-HT3R antagonist" (2002). PCOM Scholarly Papers. 1140.


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Winners of the NT Water in the Bush 2017
The Mt Todd Gold Mine Project team are pleased to announce they are the proud recipients of the Australian Water Association's Northern Territory Water Award for 2017.
The presentation of the award was made in Darwin at the Australian Water Association Northern Territory Branch 28th Water Bush Conference in October. The Mt Todd Director/General Manager Australia, Brent Murdoch, gratefully accepted the award & acknowledged the contribution and dedication achieved by all those who assisted in the development of the Water Management Plan.
Mt Todd Open Day Invitation
Download the information about the Open Day here. View images of the day here.
The Mt Todd Gold Mine Project Management and Staff are pleased to host this event once again within the spectacular landscape created as a result of the recent and generous wet season. If you are genuinely keen to witness the process that is helping to build a great future for the Northern Territory and view firsthand, the potential of this valuable resource. then let us know so you will be included on the day.
Tour will be run from 8 – 12 noon
Tour places strictly limited due to safety requirements on site.
Download the information about the Open Day here.
Once again, Vista Gold is pleased to invite the community to our 2016 Open Day at the Mt Todd Gold Mine on Saturday, 16 April. ... The 2015 Open Day event was a big success and will again include transport from Katherine, a tour of the site to demonstrate how the mine is currently managed, the water treatment facilities, an explanation of the gold deposit and Vista Gold's plans for the future.
Tour will be run from 8 – 11am
Download Community Update 28 March 2015
Vista Gold is pleased to invite the community to an Open Day at the Mt Todd Gold Mine on Saturday, 28 March. ... The Open Day event will include transport from Katherine, a tour of the site demonstrating how the mine is currently managed, the water treatment facilities, an explanation of the gold deposit and Vista Gold's plans for the future. Tours will be run from 8 – 11am and 11am – 2pm*.
Mt Todd Open to Public
Download Community Update March 2015
Vista Gold will hold a Community Open Day on Saturday, 28 March 2015 at the Mt Todd Gold Mine 50 kilometres north of Katherine.
Brent Murdoch, Vista Gold Director and General Manager Australia, said that the community had been very receptive to the mine at a number of public events and that the wet season is the best time to come and see what we do at Mt Todd.
News Supporting the Community
8 October 2014
Download Community Update 8 October 2014
This dry season has seen the team at Vista Gold involved and supporting a number of community and industry events. I was fortunate to once again present at the Katherine Regional Mining and Exploration Forum. This event provides a key opportunity for mining industry stakeholders to exchange information and ideas and demonstrate our support for the development of the industry.
Controlled Release of Treated Water
Download Community Update 12 February 2014
Vista Gold released treated water from Batman Pit (RP3) from Saturday 1 February until Thursday 6 February.
This release is in accordance with the Waste Discharge Licence (WDL 178-3) we were granted by the Northern Territory Government and, as per our Licence agreement, we have advised relevant Government representatives.
The release of water is subject to a number of contributing factors including rainfall, the flow of the Edith River, current storage capacity and the quality of water and is carried out under strict environmental controls and monitoring requirements.
Major Project Status
Download Community Update April 2014
Vista Gold is pleased to announce that the Northern Territory Government has awarded the Mt Todd gold project Major Project Status. Major Project Status is awarded by the Government to projects that have the potential to deliver significant economic opportunities to the Northern Territory. Speaking with the Minister for Mines and Energy, Willem Westra Van Holthe, Vista Gold President and CEO, Frederick Earnest said that he was extremely pleased with the NT Government's continued support for the redevelopment of the Mt. Todd gold project.
Vista Gold Fish Study
Vista Gold's core values of People, Planet and Prosperity encompass a vision used to guide the Corporation in all aspects of decision making. Paramount to these corporate values are environmental and social responsibility. Vista Gold's environmental programs are based on worldwide standards and best practices. Each program is designed and implemented with a commitment not only to transparent reporting and compliance, but to continued improvement of environmental performance.
Water Treatment Program
Download Community Update 12 December 2013
Water management continues to be the highest priority for the Vista Gold team at Mt Todd, particularly as they prepare the site for the approaching Wet Season.
Over the past few months the team has reduced volumes of water stored in the retention ponds around the site to their lowest levels in years, providing the necessary capacity to contain storm water once expected rains arrive. Additional infrastructure has also been completed to improve management of the site in an extraordinary weather event.
RP7 Evaporation Trial
Download Community Update 4 September 2013
Water management has been a key component of Vista Gold's maintenance program at Mt Todd since being involved with the gold mine site in 2006.
Almost a year ago, the company embarked on an innovative treatment plan for the water in Batman Pit and has since successfully treated more than ten gigalitres of contaminated water by raising its pH level from an acidic 3.3 to a neutral 7.
Vista Gold supports Nixon's X-ing Campdraft
Download Community Update 21 August 2013
Vista Gold is proud to once again sponsor the Nixon's X-ing Campdraft which will be held in Katherine over the coming days.
Attracting entrants from across Australia, this event is not only considered the most prestigious Campdraft in the Northern Territory but it plays a vital role in the community raising funds to help those in need.
Special Thanks to Katherine Show
Download Community Update 7 August 2013
Vista Gold would like to thank the local community of the Katherine region for visiting their stand at the recent Katherine Show.
This was a great opportunity for our staff to participate in a local event and discuss the Mt Todd gold project. Over the two days we answered hundreds of enquiries ranging from how we process the gold and mine expansion to employment and training opportunities.
One question that was frequently raised was what we will do with the metals from the treated water at Mt Todd.
Vista Gold invites the local community to say hello at the Katherine Show.
Download Community Update 19 July 2013
Vista Gold invites the local community of the Katherine region to come say hello to staff from the Mt Todd gold project at the Katherine Show this week on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 July.
The Show provides us with a great opportunity to keep in contact with the community, discuss the project and to answer questions regarding our mining plans and management.
Vista Gold recently released the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Mt Todd gold project and will have copies of the document available to discuss at the stand.
Vista Gold invites members of the community to comment on its draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Mt Todd Gold Project.
Download Community Update 3 July 2013
Vista Gold participates in Katherine Regional Mining and Exploration Forum
Download Community Update 15 June 2013
Vista Gold is pleased to be associated with the Katherine Regional Mining and Exploration Forum this week.
This conference highlights the significant role mining is and will continue to play in the future development of the Katherine region and presents an opportunity for local businesses to meet and explore possible joint ventures in the sector.
Envirotech Monitoring - Mt Todd environmental consultants
Download Community Update 22 May 2013
Working with a can do attitude is important in the success of any business, particularly when you are dealing with extreme conditions and challenging situations encountered in the Northern Territory.
This positive attitude has enabled local company Envirotech Monitoring Pty Ltd to take on some interesting projects including securing the role of environmental consultants for Vista Gold on the Mt Todd gold mine project since 2009.
Water Treatment Success
Download Community Update 8 May 2013
Vista Gold's water treatment program for mine affected water in Mt Todd's Batman Pit has proven to be the best solution for dealing with the site's environmental legacy.
In October 2012 we implemented an innovative plan to raise the pH of more than ten gigalitres of contaminated water stored in the mine site's open cut pit. Raising the pH causes the metals in the water to form a solid and drop to the bottom (precipitate) forming a thick sludge at the bottom. More than six months later the program has delivered results beyond expectations.
New Site Manager Dave Evans
Download Community Update 10 April 2013
Vista Gold welcomes David (Dave) Evans as the latest addition to its team and the new Site Manager at Mt Todd. With over 25 years of mining experience Dave has both national and international mine management expertise. Previously employed as the Site Manager for Cape Lambert Leichhardt, Dave was responsible for the management of all activities on the mine site and surrounding leases and tenements.
Mt Todd Resources and Reserves
Vista Gold recently announced that the Batman resource deposit at the Mt Tod gold project is now estimated to contain 7.40 million ounces of gold in the Measured and Indicated ("M&I") categories and 1.73 million ounces in the inferred category.
RP3 Water Treatment - Metal Reductions
Vista Gold's water treatment program for Mt Todd Batman Pit is delivering excellent results with 97% of all metals in the top 15 metres of the water taken out. The in-situ water treatment program has produced an outstanding improvement on the quality of the water in Batman Pit.
Katherine Community Meeting - Presentation
27 February 2013
Vista Gold would like to thank members of the Katherine community who attended the Mt Todd Community Update on Saturday, 16 February 2013. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for Vista Gold to share information, particularly relating to the recently issued Waste Discharge Licence and the water treatment program at the mine site.
Water Treatment Results
Treatment of the 10 gigalitres of accumulated contaminated water stored in Mt Todd's Batman Pit is now well advanced and considered the most significant activity for the project to date. Since October 2012, Vista Gold has added over 9,000 tonnes of finely ground limestone to the water which has changed the pH from an acidic 3.3 to 6.3. We will add a further 1,000 tonnes of limestone and then 2,000 tonnes of quicklime to push the pH above a neutral 7.2.
Community Updated Regularly
Vista Gold has made a commitment to the local community to provide regular updates on its plans for the Mt Todd mine site and its environmental management including the treatment of water currently stored on site. From January 2013, key indicators regarding the water treatment program will be available on the Environment page of the Mt Todd website. No water has been discharged from Mt Todd this wet season as there has been no significant flow in the Edith River. This wet season we have had more evaporation than rain to date.
Welcoming New General Manager
Download Community Update 28 November 2012
Vista Gold welcomes Brent Murdoch as the General Manager of its Australian ream. Brent is responsible for building the Mt Todd operating team, managing local stakeholder relationships and ultimately managing the operation of the Mt Todd mine.
Preparing for the Wet Season
As the Top End community prepares for the Wet Season so too does the team at Mt Todd.
Work is well underway to treat water in the Batman Pit so that it can be released in an environmentally responsible manner from site.
More than 1000 tonnes of finely ground limestone has already been added to the pit. After three weeks of treatment, it has been confirmed that changes in the water chemistry are occurring uniformly across the pit with the pH level of the water rising as expected.
Thanking the Community
Download Community Update 29 October 2012
Vista Gold would like to thank members of Katherine community who attended the Mt Todd Community Update on Saturday 27 October 2012. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for Vista Gold to share information, particularly relating to current water treatment plans and to listen to and discuss local concerns and aspirations for the project.
Plans to Treat Contaminated Water
Vista Gold has announced plans to treat contaminated water in the mine pit at Mt Todd to make it safe for release. The water, which needs to be treated regardless of whether mining goes ahead, presently is acidic and contains various metals in solution.
The treatment involves pumping finely ground limestone into the body of the water, which will neutralise the acid as well as cause many of the metals in solution to sink to the bottom of the pit.


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God save Ireland from these Gangsters!
Ombusdman Emily O'Reilly claimed today the work of her office was being undermined by what she described as "deficits in our parliamentary and government arrangements".
In an address to the Institute of Public Administration in Dublin today, Ms O'Reilly criticised the Government's decision last month to vote against a proposal to have her report on a grant aid scheme for commercial fishermen referred to an Oireachtas committee.
She said the handling of the controversial Lost to Sea report illustrated how the Oireachtas was being side-lined. Ms O'Reilly published the report last December after its findings were rejected by the Department of Agriculture, only the second time this has happened since the office of ombudsman was founded in the 1980s.
"Unfortunately, the model of government set out in the Irish Constitution has become more of a fiction than a reality," Ms O'Reilly said. "In practice the Dáil, and to a slightly lesser extent the Seanad, is controlled very firmly by the Government parties through the operation of the whip system.
"For all practical purposes, and I very much regret having to say this so bluntly, parliament in Ireland has been sidelined and is no longer in a position to hold the executive to account," she said. "With the exception of the election of a Taoiseach, almost all decisions of importance are taken by the executive and are rubber-stamped by parliament."
The Lost at Sea scheme was established in 2001 by then minister for the marine Frank Fahey. Under the scheme, owners of fishing boats lost at sea could apply for grant aid for replacement capacity.
The Byrne family from Donegal later complained to the ombudsman after its application was rejected, on the grounds it was made after the deadline.
Ms O'Reilly's report criticised several aspects of the scheme, including the advertising process, which she found was not comprehensive enough. She recommended compensation of €245,000 for the Byrnes.
Ms O'Reilly said last month the Dáil and Seanad had the task of deciding who is right and wrong in her dispute with the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
But following a heat Dáil debate on the matter last month, the Government voted against referring the report to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
In her speech today, Ms O'Reilly claimed the Government had stopped the Oireachtas adjudicating on her dispute with the Department of Agriculture by voting "along party political lines".
She said this illustrated "how deficits in our parliamentary and government arrangements can adversely affect" the work of her office.
Ms O'Reilly said she would have expected a parliamentary committee, following appropriate scrutiny, to reach the conclusion that her recommendation in the report that financial compensation be paid to the complainant.
She said her office "had done, in its area of responsibility, precisely what the Financial Regulator was accused of not doing, in terms of failing to serve the public interest and rooting out maladministration in the banking system".
Ms O'Reilly said she hoped the Oireachtas may yet find a mechanism to allow the report to be dealt with "calmly and reasonably".
In a wide-ranging speech, the Ombudsman said poor governance in a number of our key private and public institutions lies at the heart of our economic downturn.
source http://www.google.com/hostednews/ukpress/article/ALeqM5i_wcQYTrQYYRoOefflmoB6QCHtgg
see also http://breakingnews.iol.ie/news/ireland/ombudsman-blames-tds-for-economic-downturn-449298.html
and http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2010/0309/breaking38.html
This is just the latest example of how our constitution does not meet the challenges from our own government with the self-interests now blatantly using the executive power to promote the interests of the chosen few
The political system in now was used and abused by a totally corrupt political elite and their lackeys.
The Dail is no longer listening to the voice of the Irish people.
Wrangling over the plum jobs and positions of power are the order of the day, sqandering billions down toxic Bank holes under the guise of the Con NAMA , and robbing ordinary people of their dignity in sickness
By putting them on trolleys in hallways, along hospitals corridors
Forcing the unemployed to work for nothing is programs (WPP) from discredited FAS
Allowing Bank Directors to be rewarded, who have supervised the systematic destruction of our national banking system to continue in place while the public loses their pensions and the shareholder loses 95% of their holdings!
Our political masters are so interconnected with these gangsters they have put the interests of International bond holders (NAMA)over the interests of the Irish people. We are no longer a free and independent nation our freedom has being given away and we and our children and the next generation are now financial slaves to foreign vested interests
This is treachery and it seems the constitutional rights of the of the people of Ireland are been ignored .This Dail no longer represents the people and any amount of shuffling the chairs around a corrupt cabinet will change nothing!
Traitors are still traitors it doesn't matter where they sit
We the people want those responsible removed from their plum jobs and brought before the people's justice. We also demand the a new government renegotiate the huge debts that were incurred by their corrupt bankers and the said Bank directors made pay from their own funds
Those responsible must not benefit in any way from their crimes.
These people at the top are the problem and until they all go Ireland hasn't got any hope of retrieving its once cherished independence.
God save Ireland from NAMA and these Gangsters!
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Good riddance to this Cr***
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