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Call for Internship Program at the Embassy of Afghanistan in Oslo, Norway
Message of Ambassador Youssof Ghafoorzai
Embassy closed during New Year's Public Holidays in Norway
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Afghan Embassy in Oslo Holds a Commemorative Event on the Life, Work and Legacy of the late Dr. Tetsu Nakamura.
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Official name of country: Kingdom of Norway
Capital: Oslo
Official languages: Norwegian (bokmål and nynorsk) and Sami
Population: 5 258 317 (per 2017)
Size: 385 252 square kilometers
Currency: NOK (Norwegian kroner)
Form of government: Constitutional Monarchy
Head of state: His Majesty King Harald V
Head of government: Prime Minister Erna Solberg
Norway is a constitutional monarchy ruled by the democratically elected government responsible to the parliament (Stortinget).
The position of head of state is hereditary, and both sons and daughters can be appointed as successors to the throne.
Currently His Majesty King Harald V is Head of State, and in accordance with the constitution, he rules the country through a weekly council of
state-meeting with the government. In practise, the government is the decision maker acting as the King's councellors,
and the monarch has very limited powers under the Norwegian constitution. The King appoints the government,
but the government is always formed by a majority of the parliament, or a group that has the parliament's support.
A parliamentary system implies that the government is constitutionally answerable to, and dependent on the confidence of the parliament.
Thus power originates from the people, through parliament to the executive. This principle is in parliamentary systems around the world ensured by
a number of controls, such as a vote of no confidence and the right to call for new elections.
In Norway, the prime minister and his cabinet do not need a positive vote in the legislature to form a government and enter office,
but if the selected government is believed to have lost the parliament's confidence, a vote of no confidence can discharge the government,
and it is up to the opposition to form a new alternative.
The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Afghanistan was established in Kabul in December 2001, originally as a two-person mission.
The first Norwegian resident ambassador in Afghanistan after the Taliban rule was H.E. Mr. Jan Erik Leikvang, who took up his post in October 2004.
He was then the the first Nordic resident ambassador to Afghanistan,
something which reflects the close and positive relationship between Afghanistan and Norway.
H.E. Mr. Leikvang was followed by H.E. Mr. Kåre R. Aas in May 2008. In July 2010, H. E. Mr. Tore Hattrem was appointed as ambassador of Norway to Afghanistan. Since 2016, H.E. Mare Skare is the ambassador of Norway to Afghanistan.
For more information, please explore the Embassy of Norway's official website:
https://www.norway.no/en/afghanistan/
Military Contribution
Since the end of the Cold War, international peace operations have played an increasing role in the work of the UN and NATO.
Being heavily committed to the UN and NATO, Norway is required to supply these with troops.
Norwegian troops are in Afghanistan as part of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force.
Isaf was established on December 6th 2001 in accordance with a resolution in the United Nations Security Council: the Bonn Agreement.
Isaf operates in Afghanistan at the request of Afghan authorities.
Isaf is a stabilization and security force. This means that the Norwegian soldiers and their colleagues in Isaf are in Afghanistan to help the Afghan people – not to control them.
The long term goal is that the Afghan authorities and the people themselves should be able to take reponsibility for their own security and development,
so that the Isaf can be reduced and eventually pull out of the country.
Norway withdrew its commitment from the Quick Reaction Force in Mazar-e Sharif in the summer of 2008. The 235 troops stationed there withdrew effectively from June 30th 2008.
This withdrawal is part of an ongoing reorganization process in which the Norwegian-led Provincial Reconstruction Team, PRT, in Meymaneh will be strengthened.
The redeployment of the Norwegian Special Forces (Telemark Batalion) from Mazar e-Sharif to Meymaneh was completed on July 18th 2008.
By the end of 2008, about 615 soldiers were dispatched in Afghanistan. In comparision, as of October 17th 2008, Norway had 526 soldiers dispatched in international operations on a global basis.
Some 465 of these were dispatched to the Norwegian-led PRT in Meymaneh. This PRT also has 111 Latvian soldiers under Norwegian command.
Norway has staff officers and a National Support Element in Mazar e-Sharif, staff officers in the ISAF HC in the Regional Command-North, RC-N,
and staff officers in ISAF HQ in RC-C (Kabul). In addition to this, 150 Norwegian Special Forces are located around Kabul.
Around ten men and women work at the Kabul International Airport to send supplies, personnel and material out to the PRTs across Afghanistan.
For more information, please explore the official website of the International Security Assistance Force:
http://www.nato.int/isaf/
or visit Afghanistan-portalen (in Norwegian):
http://www.regjeringen.no/nb/dep/ud/kampanjer/bistand_afghanistan.html?id=573474
As a country with a long history of contributing foreign aid, Norway has been involved in humanitarian aid in Afghanistan for the past thirty years.
Up until the fall of Taliban in 2001, this support was channelled through the UN, the Afghanistan Support Group and through various NGOs.
Today, the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund, ARTF, is an important channel for Norwegian funds.
Also, the three most important Norwegian NGOs in Afghanistan are vital.
Afghans in Norway
The number of Afghan immigrants in Norway (per January 2017) is 15986.
For statistics, visit Statistics Norway:
http://www.ssb.no/innvbef/tab-2011-04-28-01.html
For statistics, visit UDI:
http://www.udi.no
For Passport, Power of Attorney and other consular documents, please book an appointment online:
The Embassy of Afghanistan in Oslo is pleased to announce the re-start of its internship program, which will provide students an opportunity to gain a first-hand experience of a professional working environment on foreign and international affairs and policy. The internship program will primarily be associated with the Embassy's economic, public and cultural diplomacy and […]
To the attention of passport applicants
This is to inform that the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in Oslo, Norway is installing a new passport system. Therefore, until the new system is installed and activated, the Consular Section of the Embassy will not be able to receive passport applications. The installation of the new system […]
Media in Afghanistan
Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Gange- Rolvs gate 5 0273 Oslo Norway
Embassy:
From 9:00 to 16:00 (Mon-Fri)
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From 09:30 to 13:00 (Mon-Fri)
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For Passport, Visa & other Consular Services:
Phone: (+47) 22 12 35 70 (9:30 to 13:00)
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Source : Vendée Militaire
Born: on February 15, 1754 in Metz, France
Died: on December 15, 1835 in Paris, France
Born in Metz, the son of a magistrate, he studied Law at the University of Strasbourg, and, at the age of twenty-five, became councillor at the parlement of Metz (in exchange for 32,000 livres), and was commissioned in 1787 to draw up a list of remonstrances. During the period, he became an admirer of the economist Adam Smith, and helped make his works known in France. His 1787 work Suppression des douanes intérieures advocated the suppression of internal customs houses; the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica describes it as "an elaborate treatise on the laws of commerce and on the theory of customs imposts".
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Home Hockey News Oilers' Yamamoto Already Comfortable With Linemates
Oilers' Yamamoto Already Comfortable With Linemates
TORONTO — The way Kailer Yamamoto laughs and jokes around with his teammates in the Edmonton Oilers locker room, you'd think he was a seasoned NHL veteran.
Quick Chemistry With Linemates
But the truth is the 21-year-old Yamamoto has only played in a few games for Edmonton this season and 26 over the previous two campaigns with the Oilers. He was called up from the American Hockey League's Bakersfield Condors on Dec. 29 and has quickly gelled with linemates Leon Draisaitl and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins.
"They're two unbelievable players so any time you can get by you obviously want to stick and do anything you can to stick," Yamamoto said on Monday ahead of Edmonton's game against the Maple Leafs. "I'm just trying to do everything I can to play with them, create some chemistry, create some energy for that line and hopefully stick on."
Kailer Yamamoto, Edmonton Oilers, Oct. 21, 2017 (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Yamamoto has a goal and an assist with a plus-3 rating in three games this season heading into Monday's matchup in Toronto. Playing with Draisaitl and Nugent-Hopkins has motivated him to get into the corners and be the workhorse of the Oilers' second line.
"I'm just more comfortable with the guys and I know what to expect," said Yamamoto. "Now coming into my third season, having played a couple of games, I'm more comfortable, more confident."
At just five-foot-eight and 153 pounds, hard work is how Yamamoto has had to distinguish himself with the Western Hockey League's Spokane Chiefs and then into the professional ranks. That effort has not gone unnoticed by either Yamamoto's coach or his teammates.
Kailer Yamamoto (Larry Brunt / Spokane Chiefs)
"He's been great. He's a lot of fun to play with," Draisaitl said. "He's a little guy but he's feisty. He gets in there. Does a lot of little things that a lot of people probably don't really recognize. He hunts pucks like crazy. It's been fun and hopefully, we can keep it going."
Tippett Getting to Know Yamamoto
Teammates like Draisaitl were already a little familiar with what Yamamoto has to offer after his nine games in the 2017-18 season and 17 in 2018-19, but head coach Dave Tippett joined the Edmonton organization in the off-season and is still getting to know him.
"I've learned that he's a smart, really good player. Plays the game the right way, he's on the right side of the puck, makes good plays," Tippett said. "He uses his size well for what he is. People would look and say he's a little guy but the way he gets around the game, the way he competes, the way he uses his body to protect pucks, it's not an issue with him."
Edmonton Oilers head coach Dave Tippett (Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports)
The Oilers have looked sharper in the past three games, earning a 7-5 win over the New York Rangers on New Year's Eve, falling to the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 in overtime on Jan. 2 and then beating the Boston Bruins 4-1 on Saturday.
Tippett's decision to split up Draisaitl and Connor McDavid — who have nearly identical stat lines atop the NHL's scoring race — has made Edmonton a tougher matchup defensively. McDavid, who is now on a line with James Neal and Zack Kassian, points to Yamamoto's arrival as the turning point, since it gave Tippett more depth to work with.
"I think a lot of credit is due to Yamamoto," McDavid said. "I think he's come up and really provided some energy for our group and he's played really well so I think a lot of credit is due to him."
Even as he's making an impact in the NHL, Yamamoto may have one last minor-league appearance ahead of him after he was named to the AHL's All-Star Classic on Jan. 26 and 27. Yamamoto has eight goals and eight assists in 23 games with Bakersfield, where he leads the team with three game-winning goals. His four power-play goals also lead the team.
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Riu Ocho Rios This is the most unique Riu resort that I have been to. There are two sides to it. One side is all standard rooms. The other side is all junior suites. The side with the standard rooms is like a Riu Hotel. It has an infinity pool with a swim up bar, pool volleyball, music playing and people just having a good time. The other side is all junior suite is like a Riu Place. They have a zero entry pool. For those that do not know what a zero entry pool is, it is a pool that does not have stairs to get in it. If you were in a wheel chair you could roll right into it and it would gradually get deeper. Sort of like a beach just with out the sand. This pool is more for relaxing. There is not any music playing so you can read a book or simply sun bathe.
Each side has their own restaurants. If book a standard room then you have a couple of different restaurants that are the same on the other side just under a different name. If you book a junior suite you have access to the only Japanese restaurant in the resort.
The rooms are the same as what you can expect from any other Riu Resort. They have mini bars and liquor dispensers in every room. All rooms have tasteful décor. The Junior Suites are the same as a standard room except they have an added sitting area making the room bigger. The resort also has suites and Jacuzzi suites for those who want to upgrade even further.
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Frost the cake with strawberry icing....Using your colors...Place M&Ms on the side in a triangle design...Use fruit loops for the top of shoe attachment...Add a fake flower on the top....Make sure to plan early to find all the elements and colors....The colors here were Pink, blue, orange and yellow.
French Obsession linking Party the 1st of the month... anything French...recipe, accessories, books, furniture, trips.
Oh what fun! The kids are so cute and I love the cake idea. It would be a fun thing for the children to decorate their own 'sandals' too.
What kind of party are you having this year?
I think the individual cakes would be fun!
I love the cake idea.
Cute cake. Once again, your creativity is shining through!
Another cute party. Love the cake. The picture of Fairy chasing the balloon is so cute. Wow, you have high ceilings.
Love your party pictures, love your house, and love your fun ideas. You are such a fun mom!!!!!
I think it is always at your party!
a beautiful and lovely wife!:)We want childrens too!
You have the best parties!!!!
Thank you for the compliments...It was a fun one!
You throw the best parties!! Thanks for all of the ideas!
How cute! We're doing a huge luau in about a month! We can't wait, thanks!
So awesome!! I LOVE the flip flops cake!!
So cute and clever! Lucky lucky Lola!
How fun! Your flip flop cakes are adorable!!!
Such a fun party idea...my favorite part is the flip flop cake!
Oh how cool! Happy toot your own horn Tuesday!
Love the puppy wearing the Lei. Thanks for linking to Woo Hoo! Wednesday.
Visiting from Life in the Pitts. Your party looks so fun. I LOVE the cake!
wow, what timing! i'm throwing my sister a surprise hawaiian b-day this weekend and needed an idea of how to make a sandal/flipflop cake. i could have sworn i had seen a cake pan in the shape of flipflops, but have yet to find one anywhere, so i needed to know how to make it without the cake pan.........thanks so much!
What a sweet idea. I love the flip-flop cake!
The sandal cakes are beyond cute!!!
Flip-flop cake-too cute!!! You're a great mom to throw such a cute party for the girls. Thanks for sharing!
What a fun party--even for the dogs :) I love the flip flop cake!
Way fun! Welcome back to Tuesday Tastes! Thanks for linking with Tuesday Tastes! I am so happy to have you! People's Choice polls are open - head over and vote for your favorite when you have a chance!
What an adorable party. I love all the details!
Very sweet party idea! I love that cake. Super cute!
Those cakes are so CUTE! These ideas you share are fabulous-thank you!
Hope you have a fun weekend.
What lucky girls! This party is wonderful.
Thank you for linking this us, as well!
What a cute idea! I love any party with a theme. I might have to throw a big girl Aloha party for myself... with the rain we've been having here, it would be great!
Those cakes are super cute!
Thanks for sharing, this week, @ Anything Related!
How fun and cute this is!
Hi! Visiting from Tater Tots...cute party! I love the flip flop cakes! How creative!
Oh that cake! What an awesome idea!!! Looks like a really sweet party!
Ohhh...I love your Hawaii party and those awesome flip flop cakes! That's just so clever and creative...what a great idea! I especially enjoyed seeing all the smiles on those sweet children's faces!!! Thank you so much for sharing your sweet Hawaiian party with us today for Sunday Favorites!!!
Have a super and safe Memorial Day weekend!
Looks like another great party - the cake is just adorable! Thanks for linking up to Be Inspired last week.
Fun party! Love that cake!
what a fabulous party! I'm visiting with just a girl. hope you'll visit me too!
Such a cute party theme idea! I really like the flip flop cakes!
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It was probably the late seventies/early eighties by the time I acted on my attraction to women as well as men and that came through fandom.
I'm not even sure what a queer book would be. A book with queer characters? Then all of mine. (except possibly the first two, but I wrote them thirty years ago and haven't read them for a while and I once forgot I'd used death as a character so you can't actually take my word for that) A book that deals with queerness as social struggle or culture? Then none of mine. As a personal discovery? Then one of mine. Ish.
The identity that shapes my writing would be self sufficiency. In all but one case, the sexuality of my characters is secondary to the needs of the story. That one case is, of course, The Fire's Stone, the only one of my books where the sexuality of the character is an issue — and all of my books have variable sexualities because I have variable sexuality — and which is my coming out book. Well, technically, it's Aaron's coming out book. Everyone in the queer community has one — why wouldn't they? Self discovery is always big. Write it, write it well, and move on. And use the coming out to support the story or the story to support the coming out but don't leave either dangling all on its own.
If you don't have to identify as a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri to write about small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri then you don't have to identify as queer to write queer characters. Imagination plus empathy plus skill. Talent helps but discipline trumps talent in the long run every time. Do your research. Put yourself in the shoes of every one of your characters. And the greatest of these is empathy. And when you're writing about personal experience, you're not writing a biography — unless you are — you're writing about how you connect to the universal — to love, to hate, to truth, to sacrifice, to fear, to joy. How you identify along the broad spectrum of human sexuality is only one of the lenses you look at the universal through.
There's nothing wrong with a girl gets boy ending as long as that's not the only ending we ever get. And it's not, not any more. If you're reading for the relationship, there are enough romance books out there with alternative relationship endings,if you're reading for the story there are enough endings where the relationships are just another part of the mosaic; you never have to read another boy gets girl again if you don't want to. Which, by the way, I always read as girl gets boy. According to studies done in the US and UK some years ago — please don't make me look up the citation, I have no idea where my notes are — heterosexual women read more than any other social/cultural group — why wouldn't there be more books out there that make them happy? They're the ones spending the money.
Media is another matter. We can't even get the Black Widow and AD Hill having a conversation let alone a cuddle. And the amount of money spent is directly proportional to how conservative the people spending it are going to be. Someday we'll get a big budget, science fiction, action, tent pole movie where the Captain America equivalent ends up with the Winter Soldier equivalent because non queer people will have learned to see themselves in every relationship, not just the ones with a direct correlation to their own, but today is not that day. Change is constant; work to make sure that the narrow minded don't control that change.
Remember that creating is about making a "you-shaped door" for your audience. Some people bash big holes in the narrative so anyone can fit through, some people make holes so specific that only a few will fit. If you write one way, own it. If you write the other, own that. Acknowledge that the way you write could limit your audience and realize that if we all wrote the same thing the same way it'd either be a pretty boring or a pretty exclusive world. There is absolutely nothing wrong with choosing to fill a niche and everything wrong with being forced into it while yelling, ""Montresor! For the love of God!!" as the last brick goes up. Kick the wall down.
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The Australian Federal Government this week launched the annual Stay Smart Online Week. In conjunction they have released the Stay Smart Online Small Business Guide. Business owners can use this guide to ensure they are following safe online practices, and have sufficient security in place to protect sensitive data from a potential breach.
This comes at a time when businesses, organisations and government departments are increasingly being subject to data breaches on a regular basis. Yet in what is a growing concern, there appears to be little consensus about what entities should do once a breach is discovered.
Defining a data breach is an exercise in itself. At its core, it refers to an unauthorised access of information on a computer or network. Hacking is the most common example, however the guidelines below apply not just to data breaches but to instances of online bullying, defamation, threats and similar problems in the digital space.
So who should you call when you want to investigate a data breach? The straight answer is that it all depends on what you want to achieve.
Anti-spam rules apply to telephone messaging as well as emails. Anti-spam is not just about bulk messaging. It only takes one text message or one email to be found liable for breaches of anti-spam legislation.
If you have a new business and you don't use one of the common auto-responder or CRM services like Aweber or SalesForce then you might not be complying with anti-spam laws. If you are non-compliant and there are enough complaints made against you, your text or email system can be blocked or cancelled and your whole method of communication disrupted. Do you want to be blacklisted and lose the trust of your newest customers before you even get a chance to show them what you've got?
Being anti-spam compliant is so EASY I am constantly surprised at the businesses that don't get it right.


Former Ohio State special teams standout Nate Ebner was named Thursday as the New England Patriots' 2018 recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award, which honors NFL players "who exemplify commitments to the principles of sportsmanship and courage."
For his demonstration of strength, sportsmanship & perseverance, @NateEbner has been named our 2018 Ed Block Courage Award recipient!
Ebner said Thursday that it was "extremely humbling" to win the award.
Nate Ebner on receiving the 2018 Ed Block Courage Award. Called it extremely humbling and credited the support hes received from teammates, coaches and staffers.
A former walk-on for the Buckeyes, Ebner is now in his seventh season with the New England Patriots. After a torn ACL ended his 2017 season early, Ebner came back to lead the Patriots with 13 special teams tackles during the regular season this year.
Ebner's backstory is one that forced him to overcome tragedy – his father, Jeff, was murdered in 2008, while Ebner was a sophomore at Ohio State, and shortly before Ebner joined the Buckeyes as a walk-on. Ebner has persevered through his personal pain and long odds as a walk-on, though, to establish himself as an NFL role player. Ebner is also a world-class rugby player who was a member of the inaugural U.S. Olympic rugby sevens team in 2016.
Ebner is one of three former Ohio State players to receive the Ed Block Courage Award for their respective NFL teams this year. Ryan Shazier was the Steelers' recipient of the award in November, while Jeff Heuerman was named the Broncos' recipient last week.


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Alterna Savings and Central 1 announce the 2022 Gary Gillam Award Recipients
TORONTO, May 3, 2022 – Alterna Savings and Central 1 Credit Union (Central 1) are pleased to announce Frank Chisolm, Director of Brand and Marketing at Kindred Credit Union and Earl Campbell, Board Member of Alterna Savings, as the recipients of the 2022 Gary Gillam Award.
Jointly sponsored by Alterna Savings and Central 1, the Gary Gillam Award for exemplary leadership in social and environmental sustainability is presented annually to individuals who promote credit unions as socially responsible alternatives to banks and other financial institutions.
Both nominations detailed the enduring support and leadership Frank and Earl have lent to the credit union movement, both in their official capacities and as volunteer community members. They have each been champions of credit unions over the course of their lives- instilling a long-lasting change.
Frank Chisolm is recognized as a leader in purpose-driven banking, having exemplified the spirit and resolve to position credit unions and co-operatives as socially responsible organizations. Over the course of the past 15 years, Frank's leadership within Kindred Credit Union and the community it serves has been influential and truly embodies the qualities of Gary Gillam. This includes actions like leading Kindred to be the first financial instruction in Canada whose GIC portfolio (guaranteed investment certificate) is entirely Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) as of 2016 and growing the representation of SRI/ESG mutual funds to more than 90% today. Frank is committed to educating members on how their everyday financial decisions can better align to their values, while providing the tools to act. His dedication and focus brought the Kindred Crisis Care GIC from concept to market in 10 days by nimbly assessing community needs and targeting where credit union tools can help.
Earl Campbell is recognized for his contributions to the credit union community, spanning nearly 30 years. He is presently a Board Member and has served as past Chair of Metro Credit Union, Alterna Savings, Alterna Bank and as Interim Executive Director of the Ontario Credit Union Foundation. Earl's "members first" mindset has been an incredible asset to these organizations and positively influenced the overall health of the credit union system. His commitment to social responsibility and sustainability at the governance level has been evident throughout his career, both in his professional and volunteer endeavors. His leadership in this space has earned him several awards, including a Star on the Scarborough Walk of Fame and a Distinguished Educator designation with the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Earl inspires others throughout the credit union system and greater community through his tireless commitment to volunteerism, socially progressive programs, and heightened corporate social responsibility standards
Alterna Savings and Central 1 will contribute a total of $5,000 to be donated on behalf of Frank and Earl to two charities of their choice. Earl has requested that $2500 be donated to All Saints Community Centre in Toronto. Frank has directed his donation to House of Friendship in Kitchener, Ontario.
The award ceremony was held on Tuesday, May 3 at Central 1's virtual Annual General Meeting.
About Gary Gillam
The Gary Gillam Award was established to honour the memory and work of Gary H. Gillam. Gary was the Director, Legal, Governmental Affairs and Administration, at Credit Union Central of Ontario (CUCO; now Central 1) from 1982 to 1988. In 1988, Gary became CEO of Unicoll Credit Union (now Alterna Savings), where he worked until illness forced his resignation in 1993. Gary Gillam was one of the leading advocates for social responsibility in the credit union system, long before it became popular within organizations. He vigorously promoted the concept of social investment, calling on credit unions and their centrals to use social as well as financial criteria for their investment portfolios. He supported the development of community loan funds to provide assistance to socially and economically disadvantaged individuals. At CUCO and his own credit union, he initiated social audits to measure the social performance of the organization, as a complementary process to the financial audit.
The Gary Gillam Award was established in 1996 and is awarded annually.
About Alterna Savings
Alterna Savings and Credit Union Limited (Alterna) has been the good in banking™ for 113 years and, based on assets under management, is one of Canada's Top 10 credit unions (CCUA, 2021). Alterna is made up of Alterna Savings and Credit Union Limited and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Alterna Bank. Together, we have $10 billion in assets under management.
As the first full-service, member-owned co-operative financial institution outside Quebec, Alterna Savings shares its expertise with more than 184,000 members through a network of 35 branches across Ontario, that includes partner Peterborough Community Savings; as well as call centre and digital channels. Members and customers also benefit from an industry-leading online brokerage, investment management services, and have access to over 43,000 surcharge-free ATMs in North America with THE EXCHANGE Network in Canada and the Allpoint Network in the US.
About Central 1
Central 1 cooperatively empowers credit unions and other financial institutions who deliver banking choice to Canadians. With assets of $13.4 billion as at December 31, 2021, Central 1 provides critical services at scale to enable a thriving credit union system. We do this by collaborating with our clients, developing strategies, products, and services to support the financial well-being of their more than 5 million diverse customers in communities across Canada. For more information, visit www.central1.com.
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HHS report finds Native kids most likely to live with parent who has substance use disorder
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A sobering reminder this holiday season.
Rob Capriccioso
WASHINGTON — A new report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) shows that Native children are the most likely of all children to be living with a parent who has a substance use disorder.
The report was authored by Robin Ghertner, director of the Division of Data and Technical Analysis at HHS.
"American Indian/Alaska Native children were the most likely to live with a parent who misused substances (32.9 percent) or had a [substance use disorder] (8.0 percent)," Ghertner wrote. "Black and White non-Hispanic children were more likely than Asian non-Hispanic and Hispanic children to live with parents with potentially problematic substance use, but did not differ substantially from each other."
For comparison, 18 percent of White children and 5 percent of Asian children lived with such a parent, according to the report.
(courtesy HHS)
Further:
"Estimates for Hawaiian/Pacific Islander children – though reported in the table — are imprecise due to sample size issues, and comparing SUD estimate for this group to other groups is not recommended."
"When looking at specific substances, in general American Indian/Alaska Native children and children of multiple races were the most likely to live with parents misusing specific substances."
The full report, which is based on data gathered from 2015 - 19, is online here. A breakdown of the types of drugs being used by parents is included.
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There's one simple thing to remember when you're talking about engaging with your audience, and it hasn't changed since the beginning of the Internet.
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If you've got an audience online or are considering building one, you don't want to miss this high-level discussion of engagement with Danny Iny and special guest host, Lou D'Alo, who is Mirasee's Education Team Lead.
At 4:00 – Danny explains very succinctly what an audience really is compared to the common term 'list.' That simple change in mindset will bring you much closer to those you serve.
At 8:00 – Danny discusses his first book, Engagement from Scratch!, and how it's held up over the years. You might be surprised to hear his response.
At 14:00 – Danny talks about influencers like Seth Godin and Tim Ferris, and how content creation is changing. If you're creating content these days, you don't want to miss these insights.
At 16:00 – Who is audience building really for? Danny talks about who it will really help, and the business types that shouldn't bother with it.
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2017 Little 500 credentials form and information
Editors and reporters
Media credentials and infield passes are required for the following 2017 Little 500 events: the Women's Little 500 Bicycle Race (4 p.m. Friday, April 21) and the Men's Little 500 Bicycle Race (2 p.m. Saturday, April 22).
Credentials and infield passes will be issued only to working members of the media. Please fill out the attached form for your newspaper, magazine, Internet news site, radio station or television station. List, if possible, the names and assignments of those who will use the passes.
Applying for credentials
To secure credentials, complete the form below and return it to George Vlahakis at IU Communications. You can do so by emailing a completed version to vlahakis@iu.edu or mailing it to IU Communications, 517 E. Kirkwood Ave., Suite 200, Bloomington, IN 47405.
The deadline for credential requests is noon Thursday, April 21. We reserve the right to limit the number of passes issued to any one organization. Call 812-855-0846 during normal business hours or 812-345-1500 on race days if you have questions or need to request credentials after the deadline.
Every effort will be made to mail media credentials to those who request them early. Otherwise, they can be picked up at IU Communications -- on the second floor of the Von Lee Building -- until noon April 21. After noon April 21, credentials will be available at the VIP ticket tent at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
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Special arrangements have been made for marked television vehicles -- particularly live satellite trucks -- to use the parking lot of St. Paul's Catholic Center, 1413 E. 17th St. This parking will provide easy access to the facility for live news broadcasts. All other media will need to use public parking lots across from Armstrong Stadium on Fee Lane. There is no charge for parking.
Media credentials will provide photographers with extensive access to the track, including the infield. For their safety and the safety of those participating, all infield spectators, including the media, will need to stay within the safety line located 10 feet in from the edge of the track, except during the photo lap as guided by track officials. In most cases, still photographers and reporters will not be permitted to cross the track during the race to enter or exit the infield. No one will be given access to scaffolding and towers.
Only those who have submitted written requests will receive credentials. Please be prepared to show identification when you pick up the passes.
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Q: Thymeleaf URL construction Is there any special tool in Thymeleaf to construct URLs by adding/removing/replacing parameters?
For example, I need to make a request to the same page but adding one additional parameter "p=1" into the request. So that:
'/foo?a=b' becomes '/foo?a=b&p=1' // addition
'/foo?p=0' becomes '/foo?p=1'     // replacing

@{} doesn't seem to be helpful here.
I would imagine something like the following to exist:
@{#currentUri(*, p=1, !q)}, where '*' is for all existing params, 'p=1' means add/replace and '!' means excluding.
Does Thymeleaf have anything like that or any other syntax for flexible URL construction?

A: I know its a while ago when you asked this question, anyhow.
It seems that your are looking for the httpServeltRequest.requestURI
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And with the #httpServletRequest.QueryString you can get all the parameters given in the current url. Unfortunatly I'm not shure if you can exclude any parameters.
Source: http://forum.thymeleaf.org/How-to-link-to-current-page-and-exchange-parameter-td4024870.html

A: It seems like Thymeleaf does not provide any such utility.
But, since it leverages Spring EL it is fairly easy to write a helper class with a set of utility methods and make it available for the expressions to call those methods. Syntactically it can look very close to the imaginary example from the question: @{#currentUri("*", "p=1", "!q")}

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STILLS • Sarah Charlesworth
Hardcover / 64 pages
Art Institute of Chicago / 2014
This concise yet breathtaking book is the first publication of Sarah Charlesworth's (1947–2013) photographic series collectively entitled Stills. Charlesworth made a name for herself as a member of the New York–based Pictures Generation artists when, in 1980, she produced this series of 14 large-scale photographs. Like her previous work, the images were appropriated from newspapers, which Charlesworth re-photographed. The images that comprise Stills hauntingly depict people falling or jumping from buildings, the suspended moment further dramatized by the photographs' scale: Charlesworth's prints measure over six feet tall. Seven of the 14 photographs were exhibited in 1980 at the apartment of the artist's dealer, but the other half was not printed until 2012, when she created a unique artist's proof edition from her original negatives for the Art Institute of Chicago. Until now, the full series has never before been published or exhibited together. Following an essay by Matthew S. Witkovsky, this landmark publication presents Stills in its entirety for the first time.
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This week we paint a grandmother. Its a bit vanilla as far as the bones line goes, so a lot of people chose to pass on this one, but we still have 4 painters strutting their stuff.
MeI can't tell if she looks pissed or extremely skeptical, but my shading certainly seems to have her a bit out of sorts. All and all this model was a bit dull to paint, but thats okay – I had very little time to spare. I'm back to Florida this week, you see.
Arjen spent most of his time unpacking his Bones 2, and painting the backdrop, but I do like his cool color scheme.
Jessi had the brightest color scheme this week.
Dirk painted my favorite mini this week. The subtle free hand and the basing work is nice, but I actually love the face. It has all the personality my attempt lacks afterall.
Brian like some of our other artists associated yellow with a dingy chambermaid. She looks a bit threadbare, but then, that's the point.
Rustkill sent a thumbnail by accident. I will update this when i get a larger picture.
David B is creating a set of matching aliens.
Magnus has some great highlighting on the apron, and I think he nailed a very passive expression. Bravo!
4/26/15 – Red Dragon – Week 1 – this is a big model, so this week are just looking for a WIP.
5/3/15 – Red Dragon – Week 2 – Now's your chance to really show off. You've had 2 weeks and a gorgeous sculpt – blow me away.
I really need to e-mail you my pictures sooner… the problem is I'm usually painting late Sunday night while I game!
I received several pictures that I will post presently, though I have spent all day dealing with flight delays.
Hi David. I try to solve this problem by working one mini ahead (I do not succeed half the time). That is why David W tells us all the minis weeks before.
I'm another "evening painter", so it's hard to finish painting, get the figure sealed, take/edit/upload pictures, and then get them emailed off by the deadline. Still, as long as David W. doesn't mind late submissions, I'll keep sending them in when I can.
I don't mind, travel just complicated things.
I really like Magnus' broken crockery. The marbled flooring that Jessi managed is pretty fantastic as well.


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30 December 2019: Textbook Updates
Companion diagnostic testing > Drugs relevant to surgical pathology > Trastuzumab
by Y. Albert Yeh, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: New chapter, board review questions, update in policy of handling equivocal HER2 ISH test results, new information on HER2 IHC testing in gastric and gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma.
Kidney tumor > Benign adult tumors > Epithelioid angiomyolipoma
by Judy Sarungbam, M.D.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Primary biliary cholangitis
by Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D. Topic Summary: New information, new images, new board review questions.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Primary sclerosing cholangitis
Y. Albert Yeh, M.D.
Judy Sarungbam, M.D.
Raul Gonzalez, M.D.
26 December 2019: Chapter changes
We have merged the Peritoneum chapter into the renamed Pleura & peritoneum chapter.
We have changed the former Drugs chapter to the Companion Diagnostics Testing chapter.
For 2020, we plan to make additional tuneups to the Chapters and Topics to better reflect what is of importance to practicing pathologists.
Kidney tumor > Adult renal cell carcinoma > ALK translocation renal cell carcinoma
by Maria Tretiakova, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: ALK rearrangement renal cell carcinoma, comprehensive summary of WHO emerging / provisional entity.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Autoimmune cholangitis
by Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D. Topic Summary: Updated information, new photographs and new board review questions.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis
by Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D. Topic Summary: New information, new pictures and new board questions.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) related liver disease
by Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D., Anthony W.H. Chan, F.R.C.P.A. Topic Summary: New information, new photographs and board review questions.
Ovary tumor > Sex cord stromal tumors > Sclerosing stromal tumor
by Jennifer Bennett, M.D. Topic Summary: New images, more detailed microscopic diagnosis and expansion of the differential diagnosis.
Thyroid gland > Bethesda system > Follicular neoplasm
by Ayana Suzuki, C.T., Andrey Bychkov, M.D., Ph.D.
Maria Tretiakova, M.D.
A. Chan, F.R.C.P.A.
Jennifer Bennett, M.D.
Ayana Suzuki, C.T.
Andrey Bychkov, M.D.
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We are changing Molecular Methods to Methods, and including methodology related to molecular, IHC and frozen sections. The frozen section chapter is now gone.
Kidney tumor > Benign adult tumors > Papillary adenoma by Rola Saleeb, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: An update on papillary adenoma, its clinical significance and its pathogenesis.
Lung nontumor > Other nonneoplastic disease > Vaping associated acute lung injury by Matthew J. Cecchini, M.D., Ph.D., Jennifer M. Boland, M.D., Brandon T. Larsen, M.D., Ph.D., Eunhee S. Yi, M.D. Topic Summary: Pathology of the emerging epidemic of vaping associated lung injury with clinical, histologic and radiologic features.
Lymphoma and plasma cell neoplasms > B cell lymphoma subtypes > Primary mediastinal large B cell lymphoma (PMBCL) by Mahsa Khanlari, M.D., Jennifer Chapman, M.D.
Lymphoma and plasma cell neoplasms > T / NK cell disorders > Hepatosplenic T cell lymphoma by Mario L. Marques-Piubelli, M.D., Maria C. Ferrufino-Schmidt, M.D., Roberto N. Miranda, M.D. Topic Summary: Updated etiology, pathophysiology, case reports, prognostic factors, treatment, flow cytometry, cytology, differential diagnosis and new sample of pathologic diagnosis, images, and board questions.
Rola Saleeb, M.D.
Matthew Cecchini, M.D.
Jennifer Boland, M.D.
Brandon Larsen, M.D.
Eunhee S. Yi, M.D.
Mahsa Khanlari, M.D.
J. Chapman, M.D.
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Ferrufino-Schmidt, M.D.
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16 December 2019: Updates to Chapter Pages
As of December 2019, the chapter pages on PathologyOutlines.com now only list:
Author (senior authors are now merged into authors)
Editorial board member overseeing the chapter
From the main chapter pages only, we have now removed the Editor-in-Chief, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board member review that was previously "pulled" from the topics that make up the chapter.
Here's an example of what it looked like before, with the part we've since taken out in the red box:
And here's what that same page looks like now:
http://www.pathologyoutlines.com/stains.html
This was done to reduce the "clutter" on these chapter pages.
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11 December 2019: Good businesses support their community
In 2008, I created a tax exempt nonprofit, The Detroit College Promise, which provides college scholarships to Detroit Public School graduates. We recently sent out an annual appeal, click here.
I do think it is important for those of us in the business world and who are otherwise successful (whatever that means to you), to make charity or "giving back" a major part of our lives, for several reasons:
1. Our community needs our support.
2. Our businesses benefit a great deal from community services that we do not pay for, including public schools, public colleges and universities, roads, water and other infrastructure, public health and public safety. In fact, we likely get a disproportionate benefit, compared to the average person, so we should pay a lot more for it than others. Typically we are also able to pay more, even if we don't want to.
3. As we become successful or acquire power, there is a major danger that we will become arrogant and greedy and do bad things. All of us can be tempted in this way. One way to prevent this is to make a major effort to help others, to keep us in touch with the ills of the world.
4. Although our own success is due to our hard work, sacrifice and risk taking, it is also due to all the people and institutions who supported us along the way. We did not do it all ourselves. So please give back. You can support the Detroit College Promise by visiting http://www.dpsfdn.org/giving/detroit-college-promise-giving/, or another charity, but please do something to make the world a better place.
9 December 2019: Textbook Updates
Informatics, digital & computational pathology > Computational pathology > Fundamentals by Cleopatra Kozlowski, Ph.D.
Kidney tumor > Mesenchymal tumors > Angiomyolipoma by Tatjana Antic, M.D. Topic Summary: Comprehensive overview of renal angiomyolipoma.
Lung tumor > Mesenchymal > Pulmonary blastoma by Hongxing "Simon" Gui, M.D., Ph.D., Ihab Lamzabi, M.D. Topic Summary: Updated and expanded version with new images and differential diagnoses.
Uterus > Stromal tumors > Leiomyosarcoma by Paulette Mhawech-Fauceglia, M.D.
C. Kozlowski, Ph.D.
Tatjana Antic, M.D.
Hongxing Gui, M.D.
Ihab Lamzabi, M.D.
Mhawech-Fauceglia, M.D.
Liver and intrahepatic bile ducts - nontumor > Biliary tract disease > Cholangitis lenta / sepsis by Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D. Topic Summary: New information, new photographs, board review questions.
Pancreas > Exocrine tumors / carcinomas > Undifferentiated carcinoma with osteoclast-like giant cells by Claudio Luchini, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: A variant of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma with new images.
Stomach > Stromal / other tumors > Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) by Phoenix D. Bell, M.S., M.D., Jennifer Findeis-Hosey, M.D.
Testis and epididymis > Germ cell tumors > Yolk sac tumor by João Lobo, M.D., Rui Henrique, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: Update in classification, significantly expanded and revised, new figures included.
Raul S. Gonzalez, M.D.
Claudio Luchini, M.D.
Phoenix Bell, M.D.
J. Findeis-Hosey, M.D.
João Lobo, M.D.
R. Henrique, M.D.
We have added new images to the following topics
Prostate > Other malignancies > Ectomesenchymoma micro images contributed by Kenneth A. Iczkowski, M.D.
4 December 2019: Industry News Updates
AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions - RTI International and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Answering the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey
What is my obligation to provide information to RTI, who calls our office stating that (s)he is "calling on behalf of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS)?" Rest of article
26 November 2019: Chapter Table of Content changes
We are updating our 75 chapter tables of contents to add new entities, remove obsolete or unimportant topics, rename entities and merge as appropriate. This is a continuous activity, but we are mostly done for 2019. We want to focus on entities of use to practicing pathologists. We have also merged the Trachea chapter into the newly named Larynx, hypopharynx & trachea chapter.
25 November 2019: Textbook Updates
Heart > Heart transplant > Acute cellular rejection by Alexis Musick, B.S., Annabelle Kim, Carolyn Glass, M.D., Ph.D.
Oral cavity & oropharynx > Malignant neoplasms > HPV related oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma by Zahra Maleki, M.D. Topic Summary: Updated and describes more detailed cytomorphology, diagnostic approach and differential diagnoses.
Testis & epididymis > Sex cord stromal tumors > Intratubular large cell hyalinizing Sertoli cell neoplasia by Erica Vormittag-Nocito, M.D., Andre Kajdacsy-Balla, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: New topic with detailed differential diagnosis and micro images.
Alexis Musick, B.S.
C. Glass, M.D.
Zahra Maleki, M.D.
E. Nocito, M.D.
A. Balla, M.D.
22 November 2019: Thanks for providing us authors
Thanks to all the Institutions supporting our textbook by providing authors. These institutions have 5+ authors:
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Emory - 18
Mayo Clinic - 13
Ohio State - 13
Northwestern - 12
University of Florida - 12
University of Pennsylvania - 11
Duke - 10
John Hopkins - 9
University of Toronto - 9
University of Texas MD Anderson - 8
University of Washington - 8
University of British Columbia - 7
Yale - 7
Oregon Health Sciences University - 6
University of Arkansas - 6
University of Michigan - 6
University of Minnesota - 6
University of Rochester - 6
Wayne State University - 6
Medical College of Wisconsin - 5
Stanford - 5
University of Chicago - 5
University of New Mexico - 5
University of South Alabama - 5
University of South Florida - 5
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20 November 2019: Industry News Updates
AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions - 2021 Proposed Changes for Evaluation and Management Services
The proposed new rules for 2021 will focus on medical decision-making or time as the determining factor when selecting the appropriate level for service rendered for all physicians for evaluation and management. Rest of article
Colon tumor > Polyps > Tubulovillous / villous adenoma by Carolina Martinez Ciarpaglini, M.D., Ph.D. Topic Summary: More detailed information, new photos and board questions.
Prostate gland and seminal vesicles > Prostatic carcinoma > Grading (Gleason) by Kenneth A. Iczkowski, M.D. Topic Summary: Updated rules for grading based on 2019 consensus conference; reorganized with new images and board review questions.
Stomach > Stromal / other tumors > Gastroblastoma by Diana Agostini-Vulaj, D.O. Topic Summary: New topic to the chapter.
C. Ciarpaglini, M.D.
K. Iczkowski, M.D.
D. Agostini-Vulaj, D.O.
Breast nonmalignant > Benign tumors > Carney complex gross and micro images contributed by Breast nonmalignant > Benign tumors > Carney complex
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12 November 2019: Book review of Life Finds a Way, Andreas Wagner, which examines human creativity in the light of evolution:
"Failure is key to success, Wagner insists, and it should be embraced as a necessary part of the creative process. "If we are honest with ourselves, we understand that we are failing more often than we are succeeding, and that is a very Darwinian concept," he says. "Even very successful scientists have a lot of failures." In its lessons on how we think about innovation and creativity, Life Finds a Way has insights for us all, whether we are scientists, artists, or dark-winged moths."
https://www.santafe.edu/news-center/news/book-review-life-finds-way-andreas-wagner
Change Healthcare - What You Should Consider When Contemplating Going Out-of-Network
In an ideal world, physician practices would reach equitable terms in every payer negotiation and there would be no need to consider going out-of-network. But in today's marketplace, incompatible organizational goals sometimes leave practices with no choice but to walk away from payer networks. Rest of article
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11 November 2019: Genevieve Crane as Deputy Editor
Congratulations to Genevieve M. Crane, M.D., Ph.D., who has been appointed Deputy Editor-in-Chief. In this position, she will assist Debra Zynger, M.D., our Editor-in-Chief, in setting overall standards for the textbook, assigning topics and reviewing topic drafts. Dr. Crane is a hematopathologist at Weill Cornell Medicine in Manhattan, NY. You can follow Dr. Crane on Twitter @evemariecrane. She also contributes to the @SocforHemepath account, where she serves on the education and communication committees, as well as acts as the current head of the Video Tutorial subcommittee.
8 November 2019: Textbook Updates
CNS tumor > Diffuse astrocytic and oligodendroglial tumors > Glioblastoma, IDH wildtype by Momal Tara Chand, M.D., William Kupsky, M.D.
Drugs with companion diagnostics > Drugs relevant to surgical pathology > Larotrectinib (LOXO-101) by Y. Albert Yeh, M.D., Ph.D. Topic summary: A new chapter on Larotrectinib (LOXO-101) including clinical information, summaries of NTRK-translocation tumors, applications of TRK immunohistochemical markers, and pharmacokinetics
Gallbladder > Benign gallbladder tumors > Pyloric gland adenoma by Xiaoyan Liao, M.D., Ph.D. Topic summary: Updated new classification system and new micro images
Heart > Heart transplant > Chronic allograft vasculopathy by Alexis Musick, B.S., Carolyn Glass, M.D., Ph.D. Topic summary: New topic that discusses the epidemiology and pathophysiology of chronic heart allograft rejection in greater detail
Kidney nontumor > Vasculitis > Churg-Strauss syndrome by Aubre Gilbert, B.A., Nicole K. Andeen, M.D. Topic summary: New topic with updated description
Lymph nodes - nonlymphoma > Neoplasms (not lymphoma) > Follicular dendritic cell sarcoma (FDCS) by Aishwarya Ravindran, M.B.B.S., Karen L. Rech, M.D.
Salivary glands > Miscellaneous > Pathologic TNM staging of major salivary glands (AJCC 8th edition) by Kelly Magliocca, D.D.S., M.P.H.
Salivary glands > Primary salivary gland neoplasms - malignant > Neuroendocrine carcinoma by Lulu Sun, M.D., Ph.D., Rebecca Chernock, M.D. Topic summary: An update on salivary neuroendocrine carcinomas with new information, photos, sample pathology report and board questions
Skin nonmelanocytic tumor > Adnexal tumors - hair follicles > Trichilemmoma by Nicholas Turnbull, M.B.Ch.B., Richard A. Carr, M.B.Ch.B.
Skin nonmelanocytic tumor > Fibrous, fibrohistiocytic and myofibroblastic neoplasms > Pleomorphic dermal sarcoma by Anthony Martinez, M.D.
Soft Tissue > Fibroblastic / myofibroblastic > Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP) by Soft Tissue > Fibroblastic / myofibroblastic > Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP)Anjelica Hodgson, M.D., Brendan C. Dickson, M.D., M.Sc. Topic summary: Updated images, text as well as emerging genetic findings
Stains > Nonspecific esterase by Chunyu "Hunter" Cai, M.D., Ph.D.
Momal Chand, M.D.
Carolyn Glass, M.D.
Aubre Gilbert, B.A.
Nicole Andeen, M.D.
A. Ravindran, M.B.B.S.
Karen L. Rech, M.D.
K. Magliocca, D.D.S.
Lulu Sun, M.D.
R. Chernock, M.D.
N. Turnbull, M.B.Ch.B.
R. Carr, M.B.Ch.B.
A. Martinez, M.D.
A. Hodgson, M.D.
B. Dickson, M.D.
Chunyu Cai, M.D.
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Q: Refer to folders using /dev/sd#/* Can we bind folders with their directories described with the drive names? For example:
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A: No. /dev/sda1 is a partition. The partition contains a filesystem which you'll mount. But you can mount them anywhere you like. Nothing really wrong if you want to use /partitions/sda1 instead of /media/hollidays-2011 for instance, but I don't understand why you'd want to.

A: No, you can't do that. /dev/sd* are devices. But you can always mount your partition automatically by placing a line like this one below in your fstab and using its /dev/sd* name:
/dev/sda4    /media/sda4    [... options ...]

And referring to your reply to jo-erlend:

"in a particular case, mounting a partition with either UUID or label failed. The partition is one the same device as /, so it is mounted automatically."

I assume that you meant 'The partition is on the same device ...', right? It is not mounted automatically. '/' is mounted because it has its own line in fstab file.
uuid files (located in /dev/disk/by-uuid/) are just links to their associated /dev/sd* files. So it is very much likely that if mount fails with uuid, so it will using /dev/sd*.


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He got it out of a salvage yard... 16kw of juice... with controller , plans are either building a battery storage backup for off grid, or a start of one heck of a camper electric system.
Re: Now that's a Battery!
Having a big battery seems to just make so much sense, even though I'm not really leveraging it for the TD yet!
The Chevy Volt battery packs are popular among the DIY off grid folks. Certain years are better than others as they can be broken down into 24 volt modules. 24 volt systems are popular off grid. Later year Volts have higher voltage modules which makes them harder to use. The modules from Teslas are used by some off grid folks too.
For a while I was investigating what it would take to put regenerative braking on my trailer - it turns out that it would not be really feasible. I did learn though that apparently many transport companies do this, and even have power assist from the batteries in the trailer to help reduce the load on the tow vehicle when going up difficult inclines.
Pretty cool stuff. Some day your tow limit might have an Asterisk to note that power trailers have additional weight allowances, assuming that the technology becomes more feasible on a small scale.
- hybrid trailers, where a hybrid drive system reduces the load on the tow vehicle AND provides power at-site as above.
Where is a good resource to find used EV batteries? Seems like a better option than an army of deep cycle marine batteries, no?


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By Chelsea Whyte
A Metal Switch to Control Motor Proteins
Crystal structure of kinesin-MnADP. (a) The active site of kinesin-MnADP is shown. Water molecules are shown as red spheres and Mn2+ as gray sphere. The green cage represents the positive peak in the FoFc map (3 σ) with the MnADP data being refined with the kinesin-MgADP structure (3DC4). (b) Alignment of main chain atoms of kinesin-MnADP with kinesin-MgADP.
Molecular motor proteins inside the body, called kinesins, are a lot like the motor in your car. The molecular motors convert stored chemical energy into specific conformational changes, which lead to various movements in cells, analogous to the way a car engine converts the energy of gasoline combustion into torque generation, which leads to tires rotating on an axle.
In your car, you turn a key in the ignition to start and stop this process, but it's not quite that simple with kinesins. Until now. Researchers from Dartmouth College discovered a "switch" to control the activity of these organic nanomotors.
"Now we have the ability to tightly control the speed of these motors, such that we can 'turn them off' and 'turn them back on' similar to a dimmer switch on your lights at home," said Jared Cochran, who worked with a team to devise the control "switch" for kinesin motors. They found that in the presence of magnesium, the engineered enzyme stops functioning. But introduce manganese, and it will jumpstart the motor protein again.
Cochran's postdoctoral advisor, F. Jon Kull, an associate professor of chemistry at Dartmouth, adds that they can also adjust the speed of the catalysis by varying the ratio of magnesium to manganese. "We can turn it on and we can turn it off, but we can also turn it on more slowly."
Using the National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) at Brookhaven National Laboratory, they solved the structure of a kinesin motor domain, and showed that manganese binding was similar to magnesium binding in the proteins.
"Because molecular motors are much, much smaller than our car engine, they need to be studied using sophisticated structural and biophysical methodologies, hence the use of the NSLS X6A beamline at Brookhaven National Laboratory for X-ray diffraction studies," Cochran said.
He added, "The 3D structure we produced allows us to understand where almost every atom in the protein is positioned relative to the bound nucleotide and metal, which provides insight into how the motor works."
The team engineered a specific cysteine substitution for different kinesins to render them able to use manganese instead of magnesium, which then allowed for modulation of activity in the motor proteins with the introduction of one or the other metal. "One can simply vary the ratio of magnesium and manganese ions, which in turn can modulate the target enzyme activity from inactive to wild-type levels," Cochran said.
Their cutting-edge research sprang from an idea sparked by decades-old research. Kull said, "A collaborator in Dartmouth's Department of Chemistry, Dean Wilcox, mentioned research done years ago to study ribozymes that used a similar method, which inspired the team to try it with proteins."
"We looked up a paper that had been done years ago that no one had thought about," Kull said. "It shows how you never know when basic research is going to come in handy. It might be 20 years later, but in this case, an idea from an old experiment was able to be applied to a new system."
The metal "switch" is a valuable tool that can help researchers studying energy conversion in enzymes. This method also allows researchers to study sub steps of the kinetic cycle, stopping the reaction at particular steps in the cycle, which can be tricky to isolate.
Since this work was completed, Cochran has started his own lab at Indiana University, where his senior-level post-doc and graduate student are conducting the next set of experiments to extend this research.
Their work was published in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology, December 2011. Support came from the National Institutes of Health, the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, and the U.S. Department of Energy.


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