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2011 Annual Meeting Workshop Presentations
The NPA 9th Annual Meeting was held March 25 - 27, 2011, at the National Institutes of Health's Natcher Conference Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
Nearly 300 postdoctoral scholars, postdoctoral administrators and faculty participated in the event. We wish to thank all of this year's attendees, volunteers, and supporters for making the 2011 Annual Meeting a huge success.
Please note: If you intend to use any of the content posted here, please be sure to obtain written permission from the original author first. If a presentation is not posted, it is at the request of the author.
Advocacy: A Tool for Change
Presenters:Rashada Alexander, Ph.D., AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow and Vice Chair of the NPA
Advocacy Committee; Pamela Bradley, Associate Director for Science Policy, AACR Offi ce of Science Policy & Government Affairs; Avenel Joseph, Legislative Assistant, U.S. House of Representatives; and Jennifer Zeitzer, Director of Legislative Relations Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB)
Download this presentation:2011 AM - Advocacy - Rashada Alexander
Alumni Databases and Exit Surveys
Presenter:Lori M. Conlan, Ph.D., Director, Office of Postdoctoral Services, NIH Office of Intramural Training & Education
Download this presentation:2011 AM Workshop - Alumni Database - Lori Conlan
Balancing Work and Family Responsibilities
Presenters: Donna J. Dean, Ph.D., Past President, Association for Women in Science (AWIS); and Cynthia Simpson, M.Ed., Director, Programs and External Relations, AWIS
Conflict Management and Group Dynamics
Presenters:Sibby Anderson-Thompkins, Ph.D., Director of Postdoctoral Affairs, Vice Chancellor's Office for Research and Economic Development, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; and Karen Peterson, Ph.D., Scientific Ombudsman and Director, Office of Scientific Career Development, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Download "What is an Ombudsman and Skills to Address Conflict":2011 AM - Ombudsman - Peterson
Download "Conflict Management and Group Dynamics":2011 AM - Conflict - Sibby Anderson-Thompkins
Education 2011: A Guide to Pedagogy, Technology, and Educational Assessment
Presenters:Drew E. Kohlhorst, Ph.D., Faculty Institutes for Reforming Science Teaching (FIRST) Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Curriculum Development Fellow, Emory University; and Darlene Mitrano, Ph.D., Jennifer Wilhelm, Ph.D., Katie Wilkinson, Ph.D., and Kristy Wilson, Ph.D., FIRST Postdoctoral Research Fellows, Emory University.
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Leadership Skills for Postdocs
Presenter:Sharon Milgram, Ph.D., Director of the Office of Intramural Training and Education, National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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Leadership Skills for Postdoctoral Office Directors
Presenter:R. Kevin Grigsby, M.S.W., D.S.W, Senior Director for Organizational Leadership Development, Association of American Medical Colleges
Legal Seminar for International Postdocs
Presenters:Brendan Delaney, Esq., and Adam Frank, Esq., Leavy, Frank, & Delaney, LLC
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Marketing for Scientists
Presenter:Stella Kafka, NASA Astrobiology Institute (NAI) Fellow at Carnegie Institution of Washington; Marc Kuchner, Ph.D., NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; and Amil Patel, Research Engineer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
NPA ADVANCE-PAID: Facilitating the Advancement of Postdoc Women at Your Institution
Presenters:Kathleen Flint Ehm, Ph.D., NPA Project Manager; Cathee Johnson Phillips, M.A., NPA Executive Director and NPA ADVANCE Principal Investigator; and Jan Rinehart, M.S., Executive Director, Rice University ADVANCE Program
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PDA Sustainability
Presenter:Shawn P. Mullen, Ph.D., Deputy Director, Office of Postdoctoral Services, NIH Office of Intramural Training & Education
Policies Impacting Postdoc Hiring and Diversity
Presenters: Judith Berman, Ph.D., Associate Director, Research Development Offi ce, The University of Western Australia; Carl W. Jackson, Ph.D., Associate Director of Academic Programs, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital; Jamie Lewis Keith, Vice President and General Counsel, University of Florida; Edward Krug, Ph.D., Assistant Dean for Postdoctoral Affairs, Medical University of South Carolina; Roland Owens, Ph.D., Assistant Director of the NIH Office of Intramural Research, NIH Office of Intramural Research; Alberto I. Roca, Ph.D., Diversity Consultant, MinorityPostdoc.org; and Elba Serrano, Ph.D., Professor, New Mexico State University
Preparing Academic Scientists for Careers in Industry
Presenters:Randall Ribaudo, Ph.D., Co-founder, CEO, Human Workflows, LLC and SciPhD.com; Todd Pihl, Ph.D., Co-founder, CTO, Human Workflows, LLC and SciPhD.com; and Larry Petcovic, VP, Communications, Human Workflows, LLC and co-founder, SciPhD.com.
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Scientific Teaching and Active Learning in Undergraduate Science
Presenters:Diane Ebert-May, Ph.D., Professor, Plant Biology Department, Michigan State University; Arianna Sutton-Grier, Ph.D., AAAS Science and Technology Fellow hosted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Habitat Conservation; and Alison Roark, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Biology Department, Hood College
The PDO Perspective of Postdoc Unionization at the University of California (UC)
Presenters: Sam Castaneda, B.A., Director, Visiting Scholar and Postdoc Affairs Program, University of California, Berkeley; Christine D. Des Jarlais, Ed.D., Assistant Dean, Postdoctoral Affairs and Graduate Outreach, University of California at San Francisco; and Jennifer M. Oh, B.A., Director, Postdoctoral and Visiting Scholar Affairs, University of California at San Diego
Using Social Media to Build Relationships and Market Your Programs Effectively
Presenter:Melanie V. Sinche, NCC, M.Ed., M.A., Director, Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, Harvard University
Download this presentation: 2011 AM Workshop - Social Media - Melanie Sinche
Your Inner Confidence: Make it Work for You
Presenter: Donna L. Vogel, M.D., Ph.D., Director, Professional Development Office, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
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Join RxAnte's Josh Benner at AMCP to discuss connecting real-world evidence to value-based contracts.
Value based care doesn't exclude drugs; however, while industry-wide cost pressures and value-based care models are changing the way healthcare is delivered, the path forward for value-based prescription drug contracting remains challenging. The process of establishing these value-based contracts (VBCs) raises questions on how to identify performance measures that are agreeable to health plans and drug manufacturers alike, and how to mitigate financial and execution risk that accompanies VBCs today. Strategies informed by a transparent analytics platform and unbiased consultative services show promise in being able to transform the way these contracts are realized—and RxAnte is sharing insights into this approach at the largest gathering of managed care professionals beginning early next week.
RxAnte is excited to attend this year's AMCP Annual Meeting and participate as an exhibitor and speaker. RxAnte President and CEO Josh Benner, PharmD, ScD, is presenting on RxAnte's experience with the challenges and opportunities of connecting real-world evidence to performance-based drug contracts between health plans and manufacturers. A panel discussion with MagellanRx's Jeff Dunn and Harvard Pilgrim's Jim Kenney follows.
How the use of Real World evidence will Drive Value/Outcomes Based Contracting, from 8am- 10:15am on Tuesday, April 24, in the Webster Room at the Westin Boston Waterfront. To talk with us about our medication adherence and drug value solutions at this year's AMCP Annual Meeting, please visit our booth #713.
RxAnte president and CEO Josh Benner participated in a panel discussion at the 15th Annual World Health Care Congress in Washington, D.C., to discuss value-based contracting and the quest for affordability in drug pricing. Read on to discover the findings that came out of the panel discussion.
RxAnte President and CEO Josh Benner took the stage at the AMCP Annual Meeting in Boston to speak on how leveraging real-world evidence is critical to move the market forward in value-based contracting (VBC). Here are key takeaways coming out of the session.
RxAnte President and CEO Josh Benner took the podium at the AMCP Annual Meeting in Boston on April 24, speaking on how leveraging real-world evidence (RWE) is critical to move the market forward in value-based contracting (VBC).


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Volvox, the Fierce Roller, is a model organism for the evolution of multicellularity and cellular differentiation.
I am a biologist who studies the evolution of biological complexity using Volvox and related algae as a study system. I blog about evolutionary biology, astrobiology, philosophy of biology, skepticism, academia and academic publishing, intelligent design and other forms of creationism, and whatever else happens to be on my mind.
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bioRxiv gets a boost
Biologists have the option of posting preprints, articles that have not yet been through peer review, to bioRxiv. Modeled on the physics preprint server arXiv, bioRxiv is much newer, and its adoption by biologists (unlike arXiv's by physicists) has been well short of universal. bioRxiv recently got a small boost, though, and I suspect it may be approaching a tipping point.
Matthew Herron
A perk I didn't know about
Sadly, the content of the email doesn't tell me anything about where to go for my massage. If the Editorial Office isn't in the Atlanta Metro area, it's probably not worth the drive.
Spiritual Psychology
I've been getting a new (for me) form of spam lately. I'm used to invitations to submit to predatory journals and to attend conferences for which I have no relevant expertise, but it's only in the past few months that I've been getting invitations to serve on journal editorial boards. For example:
Two more tools for (legally) avoiding paywalls
Most of the articles published in scientific journals report publicly funded research. You can see this in the acknowledgments section, where the authors list their funding sources, which will often include the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, NASA, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, etc. (this is obviously a US-centric list, but most countries have similar funding mechanisms). Even if the work isn't supported by a government grant, much of it is done at public universities, meaning that the facilities and possibly researcher salaries are government supported. And government-supported means taxpayer-supported.
Say it ain't so! Beall's list shuts down
I hate it when a resource I rely on stops working. First it was igoogle, then Google Reader (necessitating a switch to Feedly, which I don't like as well). Now it appears that Scholarly Open Access, the website that hosts Beall's List of predatory open-access publishers, has shut down (I found out about this from Retraction Watch).
We concern for your privacy
Another invitation to a conference for which I have no relevant expertise. But don't worry, it's not spam; says so right at the bottom:
Despicable
I'm resorting to name-calling, and I don't even know who I'm talking about.
Retraction Watch carries the story of a peer reviewer who published a paper he or she reviewed as his or her own. Stole the paper, in other words:
…after Michael Dansinger of Tufts Medical Center realized a paper he'd submitted to Annals of Internal Medicine that had been rejected was republished, and the journal recognized one of the reviewers among the list of co-authors, it published a letter from Dansinger to the reviewer, along with an editorial explaining what happened.
Journal of Life Pseudosciences
Scholarly Open Access is already on this, but I want to comment on a recent email from scam open access publisher David Publishing Company:
Yes, I received your email. No, I don't think I'll be submitting a manuscript.
On paywalls
No, you don't have to pay to read this blog post. Or most scientific articles.
I often blog about peer-reviewed articles, and some of those articles are behind a paywall. There's a large and growing trend toward open access journals, which charge the authors a publication fee and make their articles available to everyone for free, but this is far from universal. A lot of the big, high-profile journals, such as Science, Nature, PNAS, Ecology Letters, and Current Biology still charge for their articles. And the charges aren't trivial. A typical scientific paper might cite 50-100 previous articles, and an author might have to read two or three times that many that don't end up being cited. If you had to pay $38 for each one of those articles, you'd be a lot less inclined to do a thorough literature search.


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Is finding your passion proving impossible?
Have you been trying, trying, and trying, without results?
Do you feel unhappy about the life you're currently living?
Do you feel like you can contribute more?
Is your heart yearning to express your potential, but doubt stops you from truly taking action?
These are the beginning signs that you're ready to live a purpose driven life. You're ready to follow your passion and share your gifts.
You're not sure if you're good enough.
And you're scared out of your mind.
You want to follow your dreams.
You want to live the lifestyle you know you deserve.
Yes, the one you're secretly afraid of following.
But something is holding you back, or so you believe.
What if I told you that nothing is holding you back?
You'd probably roll your eyes, right?
They only become a problem when you use them as an excuse. When you tell yourself that you could never go after your dreams, or that you donít have the connections, money, or talent to do what you deeply desire.
Life goes on by itself without you having to force anything. Changes happen, good things happen, and bad things happen.


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Q: Reading email using load runner Hi I am trying to fetch email from gmail accout by using load runner. I have tried ,IMAP, POP3 protocol.
Using Vugen 2020
IMAP Protocol
I used below code:
imap_logon("GmailLogin","URL=imaps://{UserEmailID}:{Password}@imap.gmail.com:993","STARTTLS",LAST);
imap_select("SelectInbox","Mailbox=INBOX",LAST);
getting below error:
Action.c(5): Error (-205597): Failed to receive IMap welcome message from imap.gmail.com:993.
I have used gmail app password and also enabled IMAP setting in gmail.
POP3 PROTOCOL
pop3_logon("Login", "URL=pop3s://{UserEmailID}:{Password}@pop.gmail.com:995","STARTTLS", LAST);

getting below error:
Action.c(6): Error (-205685): Failed to establish a secure POP3 session.

A: "I have used gmail app password and also enabled IMAP setting in gmail."
Please read both the license agreements for Google regarding the use of automation against their services outside of published API interfaces, and the LoadRunner license agreement on the use of their tool against systems you do not own, manage, control or have written permission from those that do have those characteristics.
By my reading you are in violation of both Google and Microfocus end user agreements and should not be supported in your efforts.

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Seminar: ASEAN Economic Community and Need for Managing Domestic Consensus Beyond 2015
ASEAN STUDIES CENTRE &
REGIONAL ECONOMIC STUDIES PROGRAMME SEMINAR
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
In another three months, the ten Southeast Asian economies are going to announce the establishment of an ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). The AEC aims to be an integrated market and production base with free movement of goods, services, freer flow of capital, and skilled labour. However, member economies are still a long way from achieving an integrated production space as they have not yet fulfilled all the stipulated targets stated in the AEC Blueprint. A possible explanation for the current state of economic integration is the presence of conflicting domestic economic interests in member countries. There are different dynamics in the ten domestic economies. This seminar, using illustrations from six selected ASEAN economies, describes the type and nature of conflicts in domestic economies. The seminar will provide policy recommendations for AEC beyond 2015.
Tham Siew Yean is a Professor in International Trade and Deputy Director at the Institute of Malaysian and International Studies, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Her research and publications focus on trade, ASEAN, foreign direct investment, manufacturing and services developments. She is also a consultant for international agencies, such as World Bank, World Bank Institute, Asian Development Bank, Asian Development Bank Institute and Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA). Her most recent publication includes co-editing with Sanchita Basu, a special issue of Journal of Southeast Asian Economies (JSEAS), on "Managing Domestic Consensus For ASEAN Economic Community Beyond 2015", August, 2015.
Sanchita Basu Das is a Fellow and Lead Researcher (Economics) at the ASEAN Studies Centre and the Coordinator of the Singapore APEC Study Centre, both based in the ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute, Singapore. She is also a co-editor of the Journal of Southeast Asian Economies. Prior to joining the Institute in 2005, she has worked in the private sector as an economist in India and Singapore. Sanchita is the author/editor of several books, special editor of three journal issues and author of numerous book chapters and policy papers. Sanchita's research interests include – Economic Integration in ASEAN and the Asia-Pacific Region; Regionalism and Economic Development; Macro-economic Issues in Southeast Asia.
ABOUT THE DISCUSSANT
Ponciano Intal, Jr. is a Senior Economist at the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Dr Intal has been the lead coordinator of a number of ASEAN projects in ERIA, including ASEAN RISING: ASEAN and AEC beyond 2015; the Mid-Term Review of the Implementation of the AEC Blueprint; and the AEC Scorecard monitoring project. Prior to joining ERIA in July 2009, Dr Intal was a Full Professor at the Economics Department and a University Fellow of De La Salle University- Manila. Concurrently, he served as the Executive Director of the DLSU-Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies (AKI). He also served as President of Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) from 1991 to 1998 and as Deputy Director-General of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) of the Philippine government from 1988 to 1991. Dr Intal's research interest includes Philippine and international economic issues of trade, environment, development cooperation, and regional integration.
To register, please complete this reply form and return it by fax: 6775-6264 or email: ascevents@iseas.edu.sg by 23 September 2015.
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By News Tribune Editorial Board on Mar 19, 2019 at 5:59 p.m.
While campaigning last fall to be Minnesota's next attorney general, Keith Ellison was accused of only wanting the position so he could take on President Donald Trump. The former congressman and deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee was too political to effectively serve as the state's top prosecutor, opponents charged.
Rather, joining with Democrats from other states, Ellison has won two injunctions and filed three other lawsuits against the Trump administration, according to a memo his office prepared for the News Tribune Editorial Board. The legal actions — related to reproductive rights, Trump's push for a border wall, and other issues — were listed at the top of a three-page detailing of "accomplishments" during Ellison's first 65 days in office.
"I've said this to you, and only time will be able to show that I really mean this, I didn't leave a safe seat in Congress just to fight with the Trump administration. I'm not going to sit up here and tell you that I'm not a liberal. I am. ... But I didn't leave Congress to come here to fight with Trump," Ellison told editorial board members late last week.
"There will be times when I have to confront the federal government. But ... if it was a Democrat (as) president, I'd do the same things. I'd go after him, too," Ellison also said. "The truth is I did publicly criticize (President Barack) Obama, and I think Obama was a great president. But I questioned him on his trade policy, and I questioned him on his immigration policy — publicly. He appreciated it. I know because he told me so."
The challenges of Ellison and his office related to reproductive rights weren't about politics, he insisted: "I believe in the right to, some people call it the right to choose. ... It has nothing to do with who's in office. There's a difference between a value system and politics."
Neither was the suit in resistance to Trump's push for a border wall: "I didn't really want to (join that suit), but we need our money for the National Guard, drug interdiction, and military construction. ... (Trump) said he was going to take that money and send it down to Arizona or Texas or wherever to build his wall. We just had a massive blizzard (with) whiteout conditions in southern Minnesota where our National Guard was literally saving people. Is that the money (Trump) is trying to take from us? Because if it is, I've got a problem with that."
"Am I going to be active politically?" Ellison asked. "Yes, but not through my official office, right? Nobody gets to do politics on my official office. And that's a promise I feel very comfortable keeping. And nobody will ever feel political pressure to help me get re-elected. But we are going to work hard and show our value through the work that we do."
Those were Ellison's words. His actions already, during just his first two months in office, are suggesting a very different reality and priorities, however.


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STEM Designation Granted for SMU Cox Master of Science in Finance
December 14, 2017 Asianet Pakistan Asean, General, SMU Cox
MSF Students Will be Eligible to Apply for STEM OPT Extension
Dallas, Texas (SMU), USA, Dec. 13, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Beginning in the fall semester of 2018, the SMU Cox Master of Science in Finance degree (MSF) will be STEM-designated. The Board of Trustees of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, at its December meeting, approved changes to the MS in Finance program curriculum and the request to change the classification of instructional programs (CIP) code. Based on these changes, the SMU Cox MSF program now falls under fields of study considered to be science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The government of the United States considers expertise in these fields an important driver of innovation and job creation. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the country is currently facing a shortage of qualified candidates for STEM jobs. As a result, international students completing STEM-designated programs in the U.S. are encouraged to stay after graduation and contribute their knowledge and skill while gaining work experience related to their field of study.
"The new STEM designation is a clear signal to potential employers of the strong quantitative content of the Cox MSF program," said Mukunthan Santhanakrishnan, director of the SMU Cox Master of Science in Finance Program. "Furthermore, this makes it easier for international students on student visas to get additional years of work experience in the U.S., making them more well-rounded and potentiallly more valuable employees when they return to their home countries. The net result is that our program will be attractive to prospective students (both domestic and international)."
In order to qualify for the STEM designation, Santhanakrishnan and Cox finance department faculty members worked to bring the MSF curriculum more in line with STEM requirements. The MSF curriculum, which has been taught since 2012, included elements of financial mathematics, but STEM content has now been strengthened with additional math-focused classes and statistics content to better prepare students for careers in the finance profession. The SMU Education Programs Committee and the University provost approved the STEM designation under the financial mathematics category, and the Board of Trustees made it official.
"The STEM designation helps signal the quantitative rigor of the program to the market," said SMU Cox Distinguished Chair in Finance James Linck. "It will help us recruit more high-quality students from diverse backgrounds, and will be attractive to potential employers, improving our students' placement prospects."
International student Jason Panxing Qiao, who plans a career in the financial services industry, completed his BBA with a finance major and a math minor from St. Louis University in May 2017. He will begin pursuing his MSF degree at SMU Cox in Dallas in the fall of 2018. The timing of the new STEM designation is ideal for soon-to-be SMU Cox students like Qiao.
"When I heard the news, it confirmed my feeling that I was making the right business school choice for my graduate work in finance. I'm pleased to have been accepted into the SMU Cox MSF program and I look forward to starting classes in fall 2018."
International students who begin or continue the SMU Cox MSF program this coming August will be eligible to apply for the STEM OPT Extension through the Department of Homeland Security. This extension allows them to work in the U.S. for an additional 24 months. OPT stands for Optional Practical Training. The standard OPT period is 12 months, which means the STEM extension brings the total length of OPT time such students may be granted to 36 months.
Prospective students interested in applying for the SMU Cox Master of Science in Finance degree program can learn more at www.smu.edu/cox/msdegrees. The Cox School offers scholarships to deserving candidates who are evaluated based on their undergraduate academic background and GMAT scores.
Additional information about the STEM OPT Extension can be found at https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/eligible-cip-codes-for-the-stem-opt-extension.
About SMU Cox
The SMU Cox School of Business (www.smu.edu/cox), was originally established in 1920 on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, and was named in honor of benefactor Edwin L. Cox in 1978. SMU Cox is a nationally and internationally ranked business school with undergraduate (BBA) majors in accounting, finance, financial consulting, general business, management, marketing, real estate finance and concentrations in energy management, entrepreneurship, real estate finance and risk management and insurance. The Cox School offers four Master of Business Administration programs including the Executive MBA (EMBA) and Full-Time MBA, Fast Track MBA, and Professional MBA (PMBA), with concentrations in accounting, finance, general business, information technology and operations management, management, marketing, real estate and strategy and entrepreneurship. The school also offers the JD/MBA with Dedman School of Law; MA/MBA with Meadows School of the Arts; Specialized Master of Science (MS) programs in Accounting, Business Analytics (Full and Part-Time), Finance, and Management; Sport Management and Health Promotion Management with Simmons School of Education and Human Development; and Engineering/MBA and MS in Engineering Entrepreneurship with the Lyle School of Engineering. For professionals not seeking a degree, SMU Cox Executive Education and multiple certificate programs cover a broad range of disciplines. The Cox School of Business maintains an active alumni network globally.
A photo accompanying this announcement is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/db2d7896-5089-41a8-8b42-1c0f63e798e2
Anna Martinez
SMU Cox School of Business
annam@cox.smu.edu
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"Nobody knew anything about them," Belleville said.
So, they are hoping that some publicity will shed some light on the two people.
One is a woman in her coffin, seemingly of young adult age. She is surrounded by flowers and greenery.
One plant has a banner ending in daughter, whether daughter or granddaughter, I don't know. In the middle of the flowers is a ribbon with a name that might be Alice. She is holding a Rosary.
There is no indication of a date or locations.
The other picture is of an older man in his coffin. On his flowers is a ribbon proclaiming him a husband.
On the lid of the coffin it says "father."
The pictures are on display on the museum's web site: laborandindustrymuseum.org under a tab on the left called unidentified pictures.
Belleville said they would like to identify the people in the pictures, but the photos also serve as a reminder that the museum is looking at items that concern business for the industry part of the museum. "We're not just about labor," she said.
The museum's collection has several pictures relating to the funeral business, she said. It also has items such as funeral bills and details from funerals. People often were laid out in private homes and then moved to funeral parlors or churches.
"That was a tradition then, more so than now," Belleville said.
A bill from Gundlach Funeral Home from August 1904 lists some details of a funeral, including conveying remains for $10, casket for $50, shroud for $6, hire of hearse for $8, carriage for $20, pallbearers wagon for $5 and use of plants for $2.
While flowers in abundance have always been a big part of funerals, the ability to rent some of the big plants explains why some funeral displays were so big.
And at least they didn't have to worry about what to do with those plants post-funeral, as some do now.
The Labor & Industry Museum of Belleville is seeking information about this photo, as well as the person in the photo. Provided
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This week we acknowledge 31 years since the release of Grammy-winning soul band Sade's hugely underrated third studio album Stronger Than Pride on Epic Records. While it wasn't as well received as their first two records, it was still deserving of its multi-Platinum status and remains one of the greatest funk-soul records of the decade.
The London-based group - named mononymously after their lead singer Sade Adu - have sold more than 75 million records globally, and are widely considered one of the most influential artists in soul and contemporary R&B in the UK in the 80s. Their last album release was 2010's Soldier of Love.
Stronger Than Pride reached number three in the UK charts upon its release in 1988 and went on to earn the band two Soul Train Music Award nominations - but little other recognition. It certainly failed to match the success of their critically acclaimed number one Promise, which was released three years earlier, but still remains a staple album of its era.
Studio time was split between France and the Bahamas, with the band working alongside producers Mike Pela (Maxwell, Savage Garden) and Ben Rogan. The record featured the singles Love Is Stronger Than Pride, Paradise, Nothing Can Come Between Us and Turn My Back on You, as well as the UK only track Haunt Me, with Paradise becoming Sade's most successful track on the US R&B chart, peaking at number one.
Sade hadn't released any new music for seven years until last year when they dropped The Big Unknown from the Widows soundtrack, as well as Flower of the Universe for the Disney movie A Wrinkle In Time. Their last world tour was Sade Live in 2011, but band member Stuart Matthewman revealed last year that they were currently working on their seventh studio album.


Android 5.0 Lollipop: What's New and When Can You Get It?
The next sweeping overhaul of Android — Android 5.0 Lollipop — is rolling out starting Monday, Nov. 3. Here's a look at some of its most notable additions, along with some insight as to when you might be able to get your hands on it.
The most noticeable difference is the overall look and feel of the operating system. Google's using what it calls "Material Design," making extensive use of animations and layered elements to deliver what the company promises is a more intuitive experience.
In layman's terms, let's just say there's more swooping and sliding. And you'll notice a more uniform design across Android devices in general — phones, tablets, watches, TV gadgets, car audio systems and more. If you have multiple Android gadgets, they'll work together more harmoniously than before.
Battery life should be an improvement. Developers will be able to better fine-tune their apps so they don't use as much juice, and there's a new power-saving mode that lets you squeeze up to 90 extra minutes out of your phone if you can't find an outlet. When you get around to charging your phone, it'll tell you how long it'll be until it's at 100%.
Security gets beefed up as well, with encryption turned on by default to prevent data from being accessed on lost or stolen devices. (Authorities aren't too happy about this.) Note that you can turn encryption on yourself if you're running an earlier version of Android. Here's how (follow up until the part about resetting your phone). For an extra layer of security, you'll be able to unlock your phone or tablet only when it's in proximity to your Android smartwatch.
There are also some cool new multi-user features, like being able to use a friend's phone in guest mode. And if you log in with your Google credentials, you'll be able to make calls and access your messages, photos and other data as though you were using your own phone.
Notifications also get a much-needed overhaul. They'll now be ranked and presented based on priority. Ideally, messages from people you want to hear from will be most prominent, while some obscure app telling you it's been updated won't get as much screen time. You'll be able to finesse how often you're notified with a new "priority" mode that'll only let certain people contact you or will let you turn off notifications altogether between certain hours.
On newer phones, you'll enjoy fewer button presses. If the hardware supports it, you'll be able to say "Okay, Google" to wake the phone up to help you search for something or set reminders without touching it. Some phones will simply wake up when you pick them up or double-tap the screen.
You can see a more complete list of features here; scroll down to the bottom and click the "See All Features" link.
Google said Monday that Android 5.0 Lollipop has just started rolling out, but the exact time you'll get it depends on your device and your carrier. Google's "Nexus"-branded devices (Nexus 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10) will have access to Android 5.0 sometime in November. Certain "Google Play edition" devices (the HTC One M8 and the Moto G, almost certainly) should see the update around the same time. The new Nexus 9 tablet is the only device with a firm date — November 3; the big-screen Nexus 6 smartphone is due "in stores in November," says Google.
After that, things get even murkier. Dan Graziano over at CNET has a roundup of moving-targets HTC, Samsung, Motorola, LG and Sony, so keep an eye on that post as it's to be updated as things progress.
As for whether or not your device is eligible to get Android 5.0, there's a loose 18-month window for certain Android devices. Google's official word: "Devices may not receive the latest version of Android if they fall outside of the update window, traditionally around 18 months after a device release." And that's only for Nexus and Google Play devices; check with your carrier to see if they can shed any light on your situation. If you've had your phone for more than a year, you might be on the fence depending when the phone was initially released.


More advanced Content Management Systems will have a variety of supported content such as files, images, movies, blog articles, and RSS feeds. As supported content is diversified, the CMS requires more sophisticated programming. Access to content may also be restricted to paid subscribers, or internal security groups such as Editors, Content Writers, or Administrators.
The hub of a content management system is the webpage editor. The webpage editor is a Web application that allows you to make changes to a webpage without needing to know the markup language of the web, HTML. Such Web applications are called What You See Is What You Get webpage editors.
Content can be organised into unlimited categories. However if your website is delivered with advanced Search Engine Optimisation incorporated into the website, some categories and webpages will be reserved so that you cannot make changes that will undo the optimisation.
The categories in the v2CMS can have a published or unpublished status allowing you to show or hide the category from public. Access to categories can also be limited to security groups that you define, such as registered customers or website subscribers. The latter enables you to run a Premium Content website (content that must be paid for in order to be able to access it).
The v2CMS allows you to restrict access to individual webpages. You can set webpages to only display between a start and finish date/time and with similar restrictions mentioned above for categories.
The webpage editor used in the v2CMS is a Microsoft Word like web application. The editor allows you to make many types of changes to your webpages without knowledge of HTML.
make changes to selected element properties in the Properties panel.
The v2Media website is powered by the v2CMS. Unlike many other web design companies, we don't ask our customers to use a CMS solution that we wouldn't use ourselves. We are consistently looking for ways to improve and simplify the v2CMS and we listen to our Client's suggestions for making the content management system easier to use.


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Duende Too
5 Jan — 26 May 2019 at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Netherlands
Duende Too. Courtesy of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
This autumn the walls of the Espresso Bar have a totally new look with colourful pictographic wall paintings by artists Pam Emmerik and René Daniëls with the title 'Duende Too'.
Pam Emmerik (1964-2015) was known for her colourful works in which textual elements allow the viewer access to the artist's thoughts. She and Daniëls have transformed the Espresso Bar with wall drawings inspired by the Spanish concept 'duende'. This word refers to a goblin-like mythological creature. But it also describes the robust alternative artistic spirit that holds an artist in its grip.
Daniëls improvised on Emmerik's designs by making direct interventions on the walls, as in 'Guillotine' in which the text tells a very different story to the image. Emmerik said about the work in the Espresso Bar: 'For me the paintings represent, above all, that life is often hard, but it is certainly colourful. Life can take strange turns, so that you have to steer carefully or you'll smash into a wall!' At the beginning of last July Pam Emmerik suddenly past away. To honor Pam Emmerik and her oeuvre the exhibition in the Espresso bar is extended till the end of 2017.
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen has an international collection of art from 1400 to the present day, making it unique in the Netherlands. The museum manages and preserves this extraordinary collection. The new Collection Building will allow the public to see the professionalism with which the museum cares for its own collection and those of private collectors.
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Nothing can compare to the iconic film scores of John Williams – one of the most respected and acclaimed film composers of all time and on Saturday 1st April at 7.30pm, the Royal Festival Hall will host THE BEST OF JOHN WILLIAMS – a concert full of his most popular work performed by the 35 piece London Concert Orchestra under the baton of Anthony Inglis.
The best of film scores have the ability to transport us on epic adventures, tell us stirring tales and take us on emotional journeys of all kinds. Now you can experience live some of his most epic cinematic scores in a concert that will also featured stunning lights and lasers to bring the scores to life.
The concert will be packed with some of his most melodic and evocative scores including E.T., HARRY POTTER, JFK, JAWS, STAR WARS. SUPERMAN, JURASSIC PARK, SCHINDLER'S LIST, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF A THIRD KIND and MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA.
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I received this service from Beauty by Jackie in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
About 8 months ago, I decided to give microblading a try. I had been hearing a lot about the process from other bloggers and around the internet, so I began to research it further. To be honest the idea of someone running a blade across my face did not sound like a good time. I am a self-proclaimed wuss (even though I had a baby totally natural and unmedicated, ha!). After giving it some thought, I figured it could not be that painful and would totally be worth it in the end. I realized that there were not many people who did microblading in Albuquerque, and wound up asking around on Facebook to see if any local friends had gotten it done. Unanimously, everyone I know recommended Beauty by Jackie. I spoke with Jackie, set up my first appointment, and the rest is history!
Probably the most asked question when it comes to microblading. I think the answer is completely dependent upon your pain tolerance. In my opinion, it did hurt. While I was getting them done, Jackie asked me what it felt like and I told her, "exactly like what you are doing – running a blade across my eyebrows." I wasn't kidding. Before having microblading done, I read a lot of reviews that most people said it did not hurt. Many people say it feels "annoying" or "irritating", but I beg to differ. Again, it just depends on your tolerance for pain. You can choose to have anesthetic cream applied to numb the area.
Jackie charges $400, which includes a consultation, the initial session and a touch up session after 4 weeks. The price may vary depending on where you live and where you go to get the procedure done. After doing a little bit of research, it appears as though you can spend anywhere from $300-$800.
How long will it take for my eyebrows to heal?
Mine appeared to be completely healed after about 10 days. By day 8 they really started to itch and I noticed a little bit of peeling. The itching only lasted about a day, and any peeling subsided by day 10. You will notice in the photo below what I am talking about on day 8. The healing process was not uncomfortable in any way, other than the temporary mild itching.
How do I care for my eyebrows after getting them microbladed?
After getting my eyebrows microbladed, I applied a thin coat of Vaseline before taking a shower to make sure they did not get wet. I opted to use organic coconut oil on mine as a healing ointment. After showering, I gently removed the Vaseline with a dry paper towel by dabbing it on the area. Then I applied a layer of coconut oil on my eyebrows. I continued this process for a full two weeks. Always be sure to wash your hands any time you are going to come into contact with your healing brows. It is also important to ensure you do not apply any makeup or skincare products to your eyebrow area for the full healing period (up to 14 days).
Will the color of my brows fade?
Yes. I began this process at the end of February and it is now almost the end of October. About 8 months later, I do feel like my eyebrows have faded significantly, however the shape and definition that I was hoping for is definitely still there. I shared a photo below that was taken in mid-October so you can see how the color has changed over time.
10000000% yes! Not having to worry about filling in my eyebrows every day is such a time saver. I never felt like I did a great job filling mine in, so it's great to have a nice shape and fullness. I also have very fair skin and hair, so if I didn't have time to fill my brows in, they felt almost non-existent.
I took the photos above throughout the healing process because I wanted to share how the color changes. My brows were super dark for about the first 5 days, and significantly faded by the 12-14 day mark. The photos below are my eyebrows before and after both the initial and touch up session. The last photo was taken just recently, about 8 months after my initial microblading experience. I have not filled in my eyebrows or touched them up in any way, so needless to say I am still loving my results. I definitely plan to get my brows touched up at some point in the next year to help maintain their shape and color.
If you have any additional questions about microblading, please feel free to leave a comment below or send me an email here!
A huge thank you to my friend Jaelan from Making Mrs. M for taking these photos!


The Last Boat Home by Dea Brovig is a slow and steady read. Set in a small town in Norway, it is a very descriptive novel with a lot of emphasis put into describing the landscape and scenery. For someone who has never been to Norway I found this helpful as well as somewhat educational. I also found this was almost the author's way of lulling the reader into a somewhat sedated and calm state of mind so that when the plot is finally revealed and the readers' questions finally answered it is all the more climactic.
I found the story of The Last Boat home realistic and tragic. Else is a young girl who instead of enjoying life and having fun, is saddled with secrets. Living in a small town with an emphasis on religion and Christian values, Else feels compelled to keep many secrets, not just her own, but those of her mother and her alcoholic and abusive father. Dea Brovig does a good job of keeping the reader on edge trying to figure out who is the father of Else's baby. When the mystery was finally revealed, it was nothing that I could have predicted.
The novel does a good job of jumping back and forth between the past when Else was a young girl, to the present, where she is now a mother and grandmother. Dea Brovig does a nice job of transitioning the reader through both time periods without making it too confusing or hard to follow. There are not a lot of characters and the ones that are introduced in the beginning carry out throughout the whole novel which made it easy to keep track of everyone and not have to go back and remind myself who was who again.
Overall I would give this book a 4 out of 5 stars. It was a nice slow read with an even pace. Great for rainy day or cottage reading.
Thank you to Penguin Random House UK for our review copy. All opinions are our own.


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Q: How is the R generic type in ReadWriteProperty expected to be used? How is the R generic type expected to be used? Everywhere I see ReadWriteProperty implemented, R is defined as either Any or Any? and then the two parts of the implementation that use type R (named thisRef below) are never used.
Kotlin's ReadWriteProperty is defined as the following (code was copy/pasted from a source file):
/**
 * Base interface that can be used for implementing property delegates of read-write properties.
 *
 * This is provided only for convenience; you don't have to extend this interface
 * as long as your property delegate has methods with the same signatures.
 *
 * @param R the type of object which owns the delegated property.
 * @param T the type of the property value.
 */
public interface ReadWriteProperty<in R, T> {
    /**
     * Returns the value of the property for the given object.
     * @param thisRef the object for which the value is requested.
     * @param property the metadata for the property.
     * @return the property value.
     */
    public operator fun getValue(thisRef: R, property: KProperty<*>): T

    /**
     * Sets the value of the property for the given object.
     * @param thisRef the object for which the value is requested.
     * @param property the metadata for the property.
     * @param value the value to set.
     */
    public operator fun setValue(thisRef: R, property: KProperty<*>, value: T)
}

A: You can make a delegate property that targets a specific type of receiver. It would only be usable within that class and it's subclasses, but you would have access to its functions and properties.
As an example, you could make a class that counts calls to any of its properties that use the delegate:
open class Ticker {
    var ticks = 0
        private set

    class CountedAccess<T> (private val value: T) : ReadOnlyProperty<Ticker, T> {
        override fun getValue(thisRef: Ticker, property: KProperty<*>): T {
            thisRef.ticks++
            return value
        }
    }
}

Then a subclass would be tracking number of calls to any of its delegated properties:
fun main() {
    class Something: Ticker() {
        val foos by CountedAccess(5)
        val bar by CountedAccess("Hello, world!")
    }

    val something = Something().apply {
        repeat(Random.nextInt(3)) {
            println("Number of foos is $foos")
            repeat(Random.nextInt(3)) {
                println("Bar says $bar")
            }
        }
    }
    println("Something's properties were accessed ${something.ticks} times.")
}


The master course History of Architecture and Town Planning at the Institute of History of Art, Architecture and Landscapes is unique in its scope, offering its students the opportunity to compose personalized tracks that can either focus on classical history and theory, on the health impacts of architecture and urbanism (provided by the Thomassen à Thuessink chair), or a mixture between these approaches. One of the programs characteristics is the emphasis on architectural and urban objects and the need to describe them in the designer's vocabulary, another the conception of history as being defined by its methodology rather than by its topics: history is not about the past, it's a way of explaining changes in the man-made environment by referring to the ideas, beliefs, interests, philosophical notions, and ideological concepts of the responsible actors. The master course opens job opportunities in the fields of healthy cities, hospital planning (management), urban planning, or academia; architectural and urban design offices, hospital boards, municipal planning departments and universities are among their likely employers.
The Expertise Centre Architecture, Urbanism and Health is a joint initiative of the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Spatial Sciences, and the Faculty of Medical Sciences. It is hosted by the Institute of History of Art, Architecture and Landscapes, where it is responsible for part of the Master Program. Convinced that interventions in architecture (public housing, healthcare architecture) and town planning (healthy cities) require a thorough understanding of the designer's vocabulary, the procedures, the decision-making processes and the ensuing qualities of buildings and urban ensembles, the Centre benefits from the expertise accumulated at the host institute. The courses provided by the Centre offer students not only the opportunity to specialize in the health-related aspects of architecture and urbanism, but also to follow a classical history and theory track – in practice, both tracks are intimately intertwined.


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package com.google.devtools.build.lib.rules.repository;

import com.google.devtools.build.lib.cmdline.LabelSyntaxException;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.cmdline.RepositoryName;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.packages.WorkspaceFileValue;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.skyframe.RepositoryValue;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.vfs.Root;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.vfs.RootedPath;
import com.google.devtools.build.skyframe.SkyFunction;
import com.google.devtools.build.skyframe.SkyFunctionException;
import com.google.devtools.build.skyframe.SkyFunctionException.Transience;
import com.google.devtools.build.skyframe.SkyKey;
import com.google.devtools.build.skyframe.SkyValue;
import java.io.IOException;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/** Creates a local or remote repository. */
public class RepositoryLoaderFunction implements SkyFunction {

  @Nullable
  @Override
  public SkyValue compute(SkyKey skyKey, Environment env)
      throws SkyFunctionException, InterruptedException {
    // This cannot be combined with {@link RepositoryDelegatorFunction}. RDF fetches the
    // repository and must not have a Skyframe restart after writing it (otherwise the repository
    // would be re-downloaded).
    RepositoryName nameFromRule = (RepositoryName) skyKey.argument();
    SkyKey repositoryKey = RepositoryDirectoryValue.key(nameFromRule);
    RepositoryDirectoryValue repository = (RepositoryDirectoryValue) env.getValue(repositoryKey);
    if (repository == null) {
      return null;
    }
    if (!repository.repositoryExists()) {
      return RepositoryValue.notFound(nameFromRule);
    }
    RootedPath workspaceFilePath;
    try {
      workspaceFilePath =
          WorkspaceFileHelper.getWorkspaceRootedFile(Root.fromPath(repository.getPath()), env);
      if (workspaceFilePath == null) {
        return null;
      }
    } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new RepositoryLoaderFunctionException(
          new IOException(
              "Could not determine workspace file (\"WORKSPACE.bazel\" or \"WORKSPACE\"): "
                  + e.getMessage()),
          Transience.PERSISTENT);
    }
    SkyKey workspaceKey = WorkspaceFileValue.key(workspaceFilePath);
    WorkspaceFileValue workspacePackage = (WorkspaceFileValue) env.getValue(workspaceKey);
    if (workspacePackage == null) {
      return null;
    }

    try {
      String workspaceNameStr = workspacePackage.getPackage().getWorkspaceName();
      if (workspaceNameStr.isEmpty()) {
        RepositoryName.create("");
      } else {
        RepositoryName.create("@" + workspaceNameStr);
      }
    } catch (LabelSyntaxException e) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(e);
    }

    return RepositoryValue.success(nameFromRule, repository);
  }

  @Nullable
  @Override
  public String extractTag(SkyKey skyKey) {
    return null;
  }

  /** An exception thrown by RepositoryLoaderFunction */
  public static class RepositoryLoaderFunctionException extends SkyFunctionException {

    /** Error reading or writing to the filesystem. */
    public RepositoryLoaderFunctionException(IOException cause, Transience transience) {
      super(cause, transience);
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


According to data from the National Center for Health Statistics, the rate of preterm births increased from 9.85% in 2016 to 9.93% in 2017, marking the second consecutive year of a rise in preterm births. Preeclampsia, a condition characterized by high blood pressure during pregnancy, which restricts blood flow to the placenta—resulting in delivery of the baby before 37 weeks' gestation—is a maternal health condition commonly associated with preterm births.
In the US today, preeclampsia is the cause of 15% of premature babies born, and globally, approximately 500,000 infants will die each year as a result of this condition and related hypertensive disorders. Those who survive often experience long-term health problems, including cerebral palsy, chronic lung disease, blindness and hearing loss. The risk for mothers is equally dire: If left undetected, preeclampsia can develop into eclampsia, the more severe form that triggers seizures or convulsions, leading to death.
Although the exact cause of preeclampsia is widely debated, the rate of preeclampsia among US mothers has risen by 25% over the past 2 decades. The condition is responsible for causing an estimated 13% of worldwide maternal deaths (equating to 1 mother every 12 minutes). What many are unaware of, though, is that early screening exists to predict preeclampsia, and early intervention has been shown to reduce its prevalence.
Traditional preeclampsia screening is based on the mother's health history, as well as incidence of elevated blood pressure (≥140/90 mmHg) occurring after 20 weeks of pregnancy. At that point, though, a woman is well into her second trimester. Because the treatment for preeclampsia is delivery, she must be closely monitored—and sometimes placed on bed rest or hospitalized—to avoid further complications, including preterm birth.
But recent advances in diagnostic testing are now enabling physicians to screen in the first trimester. Research shows placental growth factor (PlGF) to be the most discerning biochemical marker for preeclampsia—particularly early onset preeclampsia. Therefore, measuring PlGF levels in maternal serum during the first trimester (before 14 weeks), in combination with maternal history, uterine artery pulsatility index (uTPI) and mean arterial blood pressure (MAP), can help accurately predict women who are at high risk much earlier in their pregnancies.
Shifting from symptomatic diagnosis, to screening of preeclampsia provides an opportunity to improve maternal and fetal outcomes. While having such foresight before symptoms appear is critical, intervention is also needed to effectively reduce the risk of preterm preeclampsia and to help ease the devastating maternal and fetal mortality rates brought about by it.
Today, administering low-dose aspirin (150 mg) is shown to be an effective intervention following first-trimester screening. A randomized, placebo-controlled multi-national study (the ASPRE project), funded by the European Union, provided definitive evidence of aspirin's ability to reduce the prevalence of preterm preeclampsia.
During the three-year study, screening by maternal history, mean arterial pressure, uterine artery doppler and placental growth factor levels occurred between 11-13 weeks' gestation, and optimal results were achieved when low-dose aspirin (150 mg) treatment started before 16 weeks. With treatment, the preterm preeclampsia (< 37 weeks) incidence was reduced by as much as 62% percent in women.
ISUOG's endorsement is a major step forward for the obstetrics field, as it not only reiterates the importance of timely screening, but also establishes the opportunity to offer women greater control over their own and their baby's health.
The path to preventing preeclampsia is not ambiguous or complex. It is clear and simple: All women should be assessed in the first trimester of their pregnancy to identify the risk of preterm preeclampsia—regardless of medical history or other health factors. And, when it comes to risk assessment and treatment of preeclampsia, early screening is paramount to improving outcomes.
With recent scientific research and new advances in diagnostic testing, physicians have the power to provide more accurate predictions and help patients make informed choices. By employing a "predict and prevent" approach to preterm preeclampsia, basic measures can be taken to significantly reduce the likelihood of developing preterm preeclampsia and ultimately protect the health of a mother and her child.
Linh Hoang, MD, PhD, is the Vice President of Reproductive Health at PerkinElmer. PerkinElmer, Inc. is a global leader in prenatal screening, helping expectant parents determine risk for pregnancy-related complications or disorders. The piece reflects his views, not necessarily those of the publication.


Here's where to watch every episode of An Klondike season 1. Mouseover or tap an episode to see where to stream it. Click or tap the play icon to stream it on the best available service.
Episode 1 Sep 8, 2015 When news of gold in the Yukon reaches the Connolly brothers, they travel north to make their fortune. Settling in the small town of Dominion to stake their claim on the Klondike River, Tom, Padraig, and Samus quickly make both friends and enemies among the eclectic townsfolk.
Episode 2 Sep 15, 2015 The feud between Hopkins and the Connollys escalates, and the consequences could be deadly, especially when JJ?s domineering father returns to Dominion. Seamus and Kate grow closer, and the brothers continue mining their claim in hopes of finding gold.
Episode 3 Sep 22, 2015 The Irish community in Dominion celebrates St. Patrick?s Day, while Jacob plots against Samus. Estella works to recruit more innocent girls for the brothel, and Kate keeps a secret from Sam. After finding gold in their claim, the brothers? trust in each other begins to deteriorate.
Episode 4 Sep 29, 2015 Tensions between the brothers are worse than ever before, and Tom's obsession with the claim threatens to ruin his other relationships as well. Kate hides her pregnancy from Sam, and when an accident derails Samus's plans to make a fortune, his debt to Jacob could mean he has to betray those closest to him.


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Q: ZF2 global function to draw data from any SQL table Rob Allen presents a good introduction to ZF2 in his album collection tutorial at Getting Started with Zend Framework 2.  In his module, the model looks like this:
  // ...
  class Albums
  {
      public $id;
      public $artist;
      public $title;

      public function exchangeArray($data)
      {
          $this->id       = ( isset($data['id']) ? $data['id'] : null );
          $this->artist   = ( isset($data['artist']) ? $data['artist'] : null );
          $this->title    = ( isset($data['title']) ? $data['title'] : null );
      }
  // ...

If I then go on to build a module for my Neckties collection, my model looks like this:
  // ...
  class Neckties
  {
      public $tieID;
      public $tieColor;
      public $tieDesigner;

      public function exchangeArray($data)
      {
          $this->tieID        = ( isset($data['tieID']) ? $data['tieID'] : null );
          $this->tieColor     = ( isset($data['tieColor']) ? $data['tieColor'] : null );
          $this->tieDesigner  = ( isset($data['tieDesigner']) ? $data['tieDesigner'] : null );
      }
  // ...

and for my Insect collection, my model looks like this:
  // ...
  class Insects
  {
      public $bugID;
      public $bugSpecies;
      public $bugLatinName;

      public function exchangeArray($data)
      {
          $this->bugID        = ( isset($data['bugID']) ? $data['bugID'] : null );
          $this->bugSpecies   = ( isset($data['bugSpecies']) ? $data['bugSpecies'] : null );
          $this->bugLatinName = ( isset($data['bugLatinName']) ? $data['bugLatinName'] : null );
      }
  // ...

and you can infer from this pattern what the models look like for my FancyShoelaces collection, my BathtubToys collection, my CommemorativeSpoons collection, my FoodsThatLookLikePresidents collection and so on.
Developing models like this is inefficient in two ways: 1) each time I create a model to draw data from a different table, I'm merely duplicating the same code and changing the field and variable names; and 2) whenever I change or add table fields, I have to go back and revise my ZF2 code.  Further, I am always at risk of making mistakes in my labeling or omitting whole fields altogether.
I am migrating a CMS to ZF2, and in my current project I use a global function that declares and populates variables based on the field names of whatever table that is identified via parameter:
  global $query_table_names;
  $query_table_names = "SELECT column_name, column_type, data_type FROM information_schema.columns ";
  $query_table_names .= "WHERE table_name = '$table_name' AND table_schema<>'information_schema'";

  $columns = mysqli_query($mysqli, $query_table_names) or die('Query failed: ' . mysqli_error());
  while ($column = mysqli_fetch_array($columns, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
    $column_name = $column['column_name'];
    $data_type = $column['data_type'];

    $$column_name = ( isset($data[$column_name]) ? $data[$column_name] : null );

  }

I'd like to create a facsimile of this method in ZF2, but as a ZF2 newbie I'm not sure how to properly write the code or where to put it.  I would appreciate any advice or direction where to find help.

A: This is an implementation of Data Mapper design pattern. You can have a look at Wikipedia for more info on this.
extractmethod is one part of data mapper, and his counterpart is hydrate.
ZF2 has many classes for hydrating objects from database. You can look at Zend\Stdlib\Hydrator folder.
You will find, for example, the Zend\Stdlib\Hydrator\ObjectProperty for your use case.
Documentation link


Yesterday the Houston Chronicle published an article entitled, "Abuse of Faith: 20 Years, 700 Victims: Southern Baptist Sexual Abuse Spreads as Leaders Resist Reforms." What can easily be lost in the size of these numbers, which are grievously large, is the tragic fact that they cannot be the whole story. If you have been victimized by a church leader, we are profoundly sorry. We, the church, have failed you.
This article co-authored by Pastor J.D. Greear and Pastor Brad Hambrick.
Yesterday the Houston Chronicle published an article entitled, "Abuse of Faith: 20 Years, 700 Victims: Southern Baptist Sexual Abuse Spreads as Leaders Resist Reforms." As I (J.D.) mentioned yesterday, what this article describes is heinous. There can simply be no ambiguity about the church's responsibility to protect the abused and be a safe place for the vulnerable.
Jesus does not cover up sin within the temple of his presence. He brings everything hidden to light. We should too. When we downplay or cover over what has happened in the name of Jesus to those he loves we are not "protecting" Jesus' reputation. We are instead fighting Jesus himself. No church should be frustrated by the Houston Chronicle's reporting, but should thank God for it. The Judgment Seat of Christ will be far less reticent than a newspaper series to uncover what should never have been hidden.
To the abused, we say: We, the church, have failed you, but we do not want you to forgo care or counsel.
How to Find a Good Counselor in [Name of City]?
If you are not ready to speak with someone yet, consider reading On the Threshold of Hope by Diane Langberg or The Emotionally Destructive Marriage by Leslie Vernick. Both of these books do an excellent job of describing the healing process after abuse and would provide a taste of the benefits you would receive from working with a Christian counselor.
4. If you were abused as a child, then a report to Child Protective Services (or the equivalent in your state) will need to be made. If you are fearful to take this step alone, the counselor you speak with can help you do that.
6. When you are ready, involve your current church in your recovery journey. This assumes you are not in the same church where your abuser is in leadership. It is understandable if you do not take this step for a while. Don't feel rushed. Your first step in this direction might be inviting a Christian friend to be an advocate in your counseling sessions. God is a patient Shepherd who walks at the pace of his sheep (Psalm 23:4).
Please share the resources above through your personal and church's social media accounts. It is easy for church leaders to become self-centered and self-protective when news of churches' failures come to light. But it would be another tragedy and a reinforcement of the problem if we allow that to happen.
The way we respond to revelations of abuse in the church will either obscure or adorn the gospel we claim to preach.
Pastors, let us also remember to be patient with those who are understandably slow to trust. Even if we are not individually guilty of the things being discussed, people in our roles, who said the kind of things we say, are guilty of these very things. For those who have been abused or are close to a survivor, trust will come slowly.
Imagine it this way, if your child was abused by a teacher, wouldn't you want your child's next teacher to be patient with your child's fear? Sure, the teacher could easily personalize that fear as mistrust and respond defensively. But the only appropriate response—the one you would want for your child—is one of patience.
If you want to learn about the impact of abuse, we would recommend this series of podcasts from Diane Langberg entitled Church as Refuge. Dr. Langberg will be giving similar lectures in the Washington DC area on February 15-16. We encourage as many ministry leaders as possible to attend.
And one final word, this time to everyone: While it is not enough to "just pray," we absolutely should be praying for those who have been abused. Praying for the 700 people in the Houston Chronicle article. Praying for the many, many other victims who have not yet come forward. Praying for the abused in our very churches.


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SYNONYM

#### According to
The Catalogue of Life, 3rd January 2011

#### Published in
Mycologia 36(1): 79 (1944)

#### Original name
Poria albopallescens Bourdot & Galzin, 1925

### Remarks
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Hepatocellular carcinoma is treated by a multidisciplinary team. In 2014, 19 patients were transplanted for HCC and 30 liver resections were performed. The development of computerassisted intraoperative navigation allows the resection of predefined areas of the liver on a 3D-reconstructed computed tomography examination by preserving vascular structures. Further, 260 conventional and DC BEADS transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) procedures were done (Otto G. J Hepatol. 2013) and 384 cases were treated within the outpatient clinic of the UCTs HCC Program, which was certified as the first liver cancer center in Germany in 2015. Each year around 120 new HCC cases are diagnosed and treated at our center.
Clinical research activities involve the participation in several international multi-center trials on liver cancer investigating systemic treatment strategies for HCC, including the pivotal phase III trial of sorafenib (SHARP trial; Llovet J.M. Engl J Med. 2008). Novel treatment strategies involve the analysis of oncolytic viruses (JX-594; TRAVERSE trial) in patients with therapy-refractory HCC.
The HCC Program has one of the world's largest collectives of HCC patients involving more than 1,800 patients with complete documentation of the clinical course, laboratory parameters and histological findings as well as an extensive collection of matched serum (>4500) and tissue (>800) samples (Weinmann A. J Clin Gastroenterol. 2014).
Within the HCC registry we analyzed I) safety and efficacy of sorafenib in patients with concomitant liver cirrhosis (Wörns M.A. J Clin Gastroenterol. 2009); II) the safety of sorafenib in recurrent HCC after liver transplantation (Weinmann A. Dig Liver Dis. 2012); or III) treatment and survival of NASH associated HCC (Weinmann A. BMC Cancer 2015).
One core area within the translational HCC Program is focusing on immunological effects of small molecule inhibitors on the tumor microenverionment (Sprinzl M.F. Hepatology 2013; Sprinzl M.F. J Hepatol. 2015). Another strength of the HCC Program is the systematic application of cutting edge molecular technologies, i.e., microarray and Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), to classify and characterize liver tumors as well as chronic liver diseases (Marquardt J.U. J. Hepatol. 2014). Precision medicine approaches to identify predictive and prognostic molecular profiles are the major focus of a newly established Lichtenberg professorship awarded to J. Marquardt. Epigenetic modulators and related molecular mechanisms are investigated in the context of chronic liver diseases and hepatocellular carcinoma (Marquardt J.U. Hepatology 2013).
Sprinzl M.F., A. Puschnik, A.M. Schlitter, A. Schad, K. Ackermann, I. Esposito, H. Lang, P.R. Galle, A. Weinmann, M. Heikenwälder, U. Protzer. 2015. Sorafenib inhibits macrophage-induced growth of hepatoma cells by interference with insulin-like growth factor-1 secretion. J Hepatol. 62(4):863-70.
Weinmann A., Y. Alt, S. Koch, C. Nelles, C. Düber, H. Lang, G. Otto, T. Zimmermann, J.U. Marquardt, P.R. Galle, M.A. Wörns, J.M. Schattenberg. 2015. Treatment and survival of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis associated hepatocellular carcinoma. BMC Cancer. 15:210.
Marquardt J.U., D. Seo, J.B. Andersen, M.C. Gillen, M.S. Kim, E.A. Conner, V.M. Factor., Y.N. Park, S.S. Thorgeirsson. 2014. Sequential analysis of hepatocarcinogenesis indicates late stage acquisition of malignant traits. J Hepatol. 60(2):346-53.
Weinmann A., S. Koch, I.M. Niederle, H. Schulze-Bergkamen, J. König, M. Hoppe-Lotichius, T. Hansen, M.B. Pitton, C. Düber, G. Otto, M. Schuchmann, P.R. Galle, M.A. Wörns. 2014. Trends in epidemiology, treatment, and survival of hepatocellular carcinoma patients between 1998 and 2009: an analysis of 1066 cases of a German HCC Registry. J Clin Gastroenterol. 48(3):279-89.
Marquardt J.U., K. Fischer, K. Baus, A. Kashyap, S. Ma, M. Krupp, M. Linke, A. Teufel, U. Zechner, D. Strand, S.S. Thorgeirsson, P.R. Galle, S. Strand. 2013. SIRT6 dependent Member of the FZI genetic and epigenetic alterations are associated with poor clinical outcome in HCC patients. Hepatology. 58(3):1054-64.
Otto G., M. Schuchmann, M. Hoppe-Lotichius, M. Heise, A. Weinmann, T. Hansen, M.P. Pitton. 2013. How to decide about liver transplantation in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma: size and number of lesions or response to TACE? J Hepatol. 59(2):279-84.
Sprinzl M.F., F. Reisinger, A. Puschnik, M. Ringelhan, K. Ackermann, D. Hartmann, M. Schiemann, A. Weinmann, P.R. Galle, M. Schuchmann, H. Friess, G. Otto, M. Heikenwalder, U. Protzer. 2013. Sorafenib perpetuates cellular anticancer effector functions by modulating the crosstalk between macrophages and natural killer cells. Hepatology. 57(6):2358-68.
Weinmann A., I.M. Niederle, S. Koch, M. Hoppe-Lotichius, M. Heise, C. Düber, M. Schuchmann, G. Otto, P.R. Galle, M.A. Wörns. 2012. Sorafenib for recurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma after liver transplantation. Dig Liver Dis. 44(5):432-7.
Wörns M.A., A. Weinmann, K. Pfingst, C. Schulte-Sasse, C.M. Messow, H. Schulze-Bergkamen, A. Teufel, M. Schuchmann, S. Kanzler, C. Düber, G. Otto, P.R. Galle. 2009. Safety and efficacy of sorafenib in patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma in consideration of concomitant stage of liver cirrhosis. J Clin Gastroenterol. 43(5):489-95.
Llovet J.M., S. Ricci, V. Mazzaferro, P. Hilgard, E. Gane, J.F. Blanc, A.C. de Oliveira, A. Santoro, J.L. Raoul, A. Forner, M. Schwartz, C. Porta, S. Zeuzem, L. Bolondi, T.F. Greten, P.R. Galle, J.F. Seitz, I. Borbath, D. Häussinger, T. Giannaris, M. Shan, M. Moscovici, D. Voliotis, J. Bruix; SHARP Investigators Study Group. 2008. Sorafenib in advanced hepatocellular carcinoma. N Engl J Med. 359(4):378-90.