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Virus statistics reveal class truth
By Deirdre Griswold posted on April 14, 2020
Because China is the most populous country in the world, and also the first to become infected with the COVID-19 virus, it is revealing to revisit from time to time the statistics on the epidemic's progress there, compared to what is happening in the U.S.
What can we learn from the way the People's Republic of China has handled this virulent disease?
Passengers in protective wear arrive at Tianhe Airport after it was reopened in Wuhan in China's Hubei province on April 8.
As of April 13, the U.S. has reported a total of 561,159 cases of the coronavirus, with 22,133 deaths. China has reported 82,160 cases, with 3,341 deaths. In both categories, number of cases and number of deaths, the U.S. count exceeds China's by about 7 to 1.
This huge disparity becomes even more startling when seen as a proportion of the overall population. Per million people, the U.S. has had 67 deaths. China has had 2.
While it is possible there could be a resurgence of the epidemic, China's success until now in handling this extremely dangerous, and now worldwide, outbreak should be studied and give inspiration to all those fighting the disease. In this country, however, it is totally ignored. China is mentioned only as the source of the problem, never as an example of how to confront it.
The big difference comes from the way the economies of these two countries work. Profits for capitalist owners are the driving force of the U.S. economy. What happens to workers who lose their jobs becomes a problem for local and state governments, but mainly for the workers themselves.
The coronavirus in the U.S. has upended everything from the stock market to local businesses to employment. No one knows how long it will take for life to return to any degree of normalcy.
On March 27, Congress passed a $2.2 trillion "economic stabilization package." Some $877 billion was set aside for loans to businesses. Of the rest, direct payments of $1,200 would supposedly go to millions of people earning up to $75,000, with an additional $500 per child under 16.
Many, many people are out of work. They need money now to buy food, pay rent and utilities.
Have you seen any of that money yet?
But Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the disease, has been reopened, as of April 8. Foreign Policy magazine wrote on March 25: "After two months of a near-total lockdown in many parts of the country, China seems to be getting back to business, with important indicators like electricity and steel demand and auto manufacturing returning to levels not far from normal."
China has allowed some capitalist ownership, but its foundation remains a planned economy that is controlled by the Communist Party based in the working class. That's the big difference underlying China's achievements in dealing with this dreadful disease.
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Justice: End judicial elections
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The chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court, in a passionate plea for reform earlier this month, asked the Legislature to abolish the state's 133-year tradition of partisan judicial elections, saying the influence of politics and money has destroyed public confidence in justice.
Jefferson reserved the bulk of his speech for what he called "the corrosive influence of money" in judicial elections. Polls show that more than 80 percent of Texans believe, campaign contributions influence courtroom events, he said.
"That's an alarming figure – four out of five," Jefferson said. "If the public believes that judges are biased toward contributors, then confidence in the courts will suffer."
The chief justice advocated a merit selection system, with appointed judges running for reelection without opposition and without party identification: These "retention elections" let voters choose between keeping the judge in office or not.
Such a change would require amending the Texas Constitution.
The Legislature has shown little inclination to scrap judicial elections. Former Chief Justice John Hill called for their abolition 23 years ago, and his successor, Tom Phillips, was an aggressive advocate for reform to no avail.
About half of states use some form of appointment system, Jefferson said, but only seven employ partisan judicial elections, with candidates listed on the ballot by party affiliation.
States with appointed judges commonly use nominating committees to screen applicants and forward a slate of candidates to the governor, said Seth Andersen, executive vice president of the American Judicature Society, a nonprofit reform group based in Iowa. Many committees are a mix of lawyers and non lawyers chosen by different constituencies to promote diversity, he said.
Sen. Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock, filed legislation Wednesday to require all sitting appellate judges to run in nonpartisan retention elections when their terms expire. Vacancies would be filled by the governor, and appointees would face a retention election within three years.
"We need to take the money and politics out of our judicial system," Duncan said.
Consumer and watchdog groups, frequently critical of Jefferson and the Supreme Court, praised the call for, election reform.
"Chief Justice Jefferson's acknowledgement that the Texas judicial election system is broken is the first step in restoring faith in Texas courts," said Craig McDonald, director of Texans for Public Justice.
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Churches that wish to conserve and propagate the gospel must be willing to defend it. The gospel is attacked in several ways, and therefore its defenders must be aware of where the conflict will be.
A battle exists over the meaning and intention of the gospel. The enemies of the gospel are forever seeking to re-define what is essential to the gospel, or what it aims to do. Again, this is a call to thorough and continuous teaching on the meaning of the gospel, the doctrines fundamental to the gospel, and the meaning of conversion. Teachings that deny, undermine or distort the gospel must be challenged, and challenged publicly.
The gospel is also attacked when non-Christians are recognized as Christians. This happens in two ways. First, when Christian fellowship within the local church is extended to people who profess an orthodox gospel but live lives which consistently and fundamentally deny the meaning of the gospel. This comes back to the matter of church discipline, discussed in the last article. A second way the gospel is attacked is when people who deny one of the fundamental teachings of the gospel are recognized as professing Christians.
To give the right hand of fellowship to someone who denies an essential teaching in the gospel is a kind of unauthorized diplomacy on the part of a Christian. It is like an ambassador extending full and open relations with a hostile nation, simply because the enemy ambassador said 'we ought to get along'. A professor is not authorized to change the passing grade on an exam simply to ingratiate himself with a student. A police officer is not authorized to change the traffic laws to appear 'loving' to an offender. And a Christian is not authorised to change the terms of eternal life to appear tolerant, ecumenical and open-minded.
When this is done, the gospel is demeaned. Its prominence as boundary line between believers and non-believers is eroded, and one must look elsewhere to define Christian.
This idea of being devoted to the fundamentals by refusing Christian recognition of those who deny them is the genius of 20th-century fundamentalism, but it is not unique to that movement. Several separatist movements have existed through history, demonstrating, in part, that a defence of the gospel through separatism has been a part of robust, historic Christianity. Separatism is not the be-all and end-all of preserving the gospel. Nevertheless, separatism is an inevitable and indispensable part of conservative Christianity.
Practically, this limits whom a church would recognize as Christian, and which groups they would be willing to partner with. Since fellowship is not an all-or-nothing deal, the purposes for, and consequences of cooperation should decide whether fellowship or partnership takes place, and at what level of collaboration.
We must remember that it is possible to undermine the gospel indirectly. It is possible to weaken the defence of the gospel by whom we cooperate with. For this reason, we must give careful thought to whom we will extend Christian fellowship.
Brother, I agree with the general thrust of your article, but where in the Bible are we called to defend the gospel? The only place I can find where the idea occurs is Phil 1.7 and Phil 1.17 where Paul speaks about being set for the defense of the gospel as he languishes in a Roman prison.
We are commanded to contend for the faith, but that is not the same thing as defend the gospel. It is both more aggressive (contend vs. defend) and much broader (the faith vs. the gospel). I think you'd do better to use the Biblical terms.
Helpful article. Based on your writing here would you agree that cooperative efforts with RCC priests by born again persons would compromise the gospel and give Christian recognition to the enemy of the gospel? That would, by your definition, necessitate separation; wouldn't it?
I would agree that post-Tridentine Romanism, with some exceptions, constitutes a denial of the gospel. Therefore, to cooperate with Roman Catholics for the purposes of spreading the gospel would demean the gospel itself and violate the commands of 2 John.


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This elevated subdivision is nothing short of an entertainer's dream come true. Sitting directly across from the Canyon Softball Complex on Snow Canyon Parkway, Castle Rock is centrally located between the luxury communities of Kayenta and Entrada to the northwest and Paradise Canyon to the Southeast.
Unlike many of the homeowners associations (HOA) in the greater St. George area, the Castle Rock subdivision currently does not charge monthly HOA dues. While they don't have any of the amenities that some of the larger planned unit developments (PUD) generally enjoy; like a swimming pool, tennis court, clubhouse, workout facilities or social enrichment classes … they also don't have exorbitant monthly HOA dues.
As of September 2015 the price per square foot for residential real estate in the Castle Rock subdivision is currently ranging from between $111 per square foot on the low-end to $222.24 per square foot on the high-end.
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Nitasha, the founder of the website Hear It From Locals, interviews locals from different parts of the world to get insightful tips when visiting those places. Lets see what Nitasha has to say about Setomaa, an ethnic and linguistic minority living in an area covering South East Estonia and North West Russia.
Helen Külvik, a Seto, lives in the small village of Obinitsa of Setomaa. She has studied Geography at University of Tartu and has a PhD in landscape ecology and environmental protection. Although Helen has worked as an editor for most of her life, she finds guiding as her real passion. She has now become more and more active towards her roots and works as a tour guide in Setomaa. Her interests include tourism, geography, cooking, traditional cultures, hiking and she believes that there are a lot of opportunities to explore all of that at Setomaa.
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The odds are that you have never heard of Seto people of Estonia, an ethnic minority who are fighting hard to preserve their ancient customs and beliefs. Setomaa or the land of the Setos is nestled between the southeast of Estonia and the northwest Pskov Oblast of the Russian federation. Situated 300 km northwest from Setomaa is Tallinn, the capital of Estonia and away a thousand kilometer is Moscow, the capital of Russia.
Setos are divided between two countries by the Russian visa regime, dividing numerous relatives. ¾th of historical Setomaa now belongs to Russian Federation, and only ¼th is part of Estonia. In the 20th century, the Seto border shifted numerous times until the dissolution of Soviet Union in 1991. Accepting their fate, the Setos declared themselves as a new entity, the Kingdom of Setomaa in 1994. The historical capital of Setomaa has been Pechory (Petseri), which now belongs to Russia but today Seto settlement has come to revolve around Värska. Most Setos now live in Estonia and are therefore very much influenced by Estonian culture.
How would you define Setos?
First and foremost, Setos are a small Fenno-Ugric nation with a unique traditional culture. They are very close relatives of Estonians and today we can say that they are sub-ethnos of Estonians.
Most Setos have a double identity: they are Setos, but they are also Estonians. Setos have their own language/dialect, and unlike Estonians they are Orthodox. Setos are also defined by being used to living on the edge: on the border of Estonian and Russia, between Orthoxy and Lutherans, between the East and West.
When is the best time to visit Setomaa so one can experience their local festivals and culture at its best?
The local festivals of all sort are most abundant during the warm season: starting from Easter till the beginning of September. During that period Setos have several cultural events, like Seto Kingdom Day, Seto Folk etc, but also most of the church feast days are celebrated during the warmer half of the year.
However, I recommend visiting Setomaa also out of the season: in peak season, like from mid-June till mid-August there can be crowds, but off-season you can receive amazing hospitality – people have more time for you! So, my best experiences with guests come from April-May and September-October.
Also, winter can be fantastic! There is snow and everything is so quiet… And then you step inside an old farmhouse where fire is burning in a big stove, and the hostess has cooked something and it all smells deliciously and it feels like in a fairy-tale. Actually, winter is the time for telling fairy-tales and doing handicraft for Setos.
What are the top three must visit places in Setomaa?
I would certainly take my guests to the Värska Farm Museum. It's a lovely open-air museum with actual livestock to give the idea of Setos' way of life on a farm about 100 years ago. In the museum you learn a lot about Setos and start to understand how and why are they different from Estonians, but also from the people in the Western world in general. The Värska village lies ninety kilometres south east of Tartu.
Then, a must-see-and-do is the "dress up as a Seto" workshop at the Obinitsa museum, led by Õie Sarv, one of the cultural cornerstone persons of Setos. One member of the group is dressed up in real Seto clothes. It is always an amazing transformation and through that workshop you learn about the culture and the people. And it's really fun to observe!
The third place I'd take you is a small chapel (tsässon in the Seto language) or a church. Setos are Orthodox, it is deeply rooted in the culture, but Seto Orthodoxy is an interesting mix of Orthodoxy and pre-Christian traditions. My favourite chapel is the Serga chapel near Meremäe – there you can meet Eevi, a local lady who takes care of the chapel and can tell stories about living on the edge (the border).
There is one more place I want to point out – the Saatse "Boot". It is not so much a sight, but a drive-thru. The Saatse "Boot" is section of road on the Värska-Saatse road where you enter the territory of Russian Federation for 800 meters. There are no tickets for this sight, and you cannot stop on the road. There are no border guards systematically checking your passport; however, you have to be aware that you are in the border area and can be stopped for passport control at any time. The Saatse "Boot" is called a boot because the piece of Russian territory extending to Estonia has a boot-like shape. Keep in mind that you are not allowed to go closer than 15 meters from the border posts.
Which is the most celebrated event and festival of Setos?
The most important festival is certainly the Seto Kingdom Day. Even though Setos are very traditional people and most of the holidays have a long historic background and tradition, the Seto Kingdom Day is a rather new tradition: in 2020 it will the 27th time to celebrate the Kingdom Day. It is always held on the first Saturday of August, but the place varies, so you'd have to ask about that. In 2020 it will be celebrated in the small village of Kolossova.
The Kingdom Day was initiated from the need to bring all Setos together after Estonia had regained its independence and the land of Setos had been cut into two. The idea started to develop and the festival has now grown into the biggest and most important festival of Setos. The day is full of dancing, singing, handicraft, Seto food. Most Setos attend the festival in Seto national costumes, so that day is the best chance to see the abundance of beautiful Seto clothes, both on men and women.
The most important event during the Seto Kingdom Day is the election of the new Chief Herald (ülembsootska in the Seto language). The Chief Herald is here to carry out the tasks of King Peko, who is sleeping in the Pechory Monastery and can't therefore rein the Setos himself. So, we need the Chief Herald to take care of the people, and be their mental leader. The Chief Herald is the most important and honored person of Setomaa during the respective year.
The day reaches its end with a fun "military parade", where the troops consisting of people carrying spades and pitchforks or funny costumes declare the oath of allegiance to the newly elected Chief Herald.
Which are the local crafts or souvenirs of Setoland? Where can one see them being made?
The local souvenirs are most and foremost related to handicraft. There is quite a good choice of handicraft on sale in our three museums: at Värska, Obinitsa and Saatse, and at the souvenir/craft shop of the Seto Atelier.
For workshops I'd advice to visit the Seto Atelier at Obinitsa, where you can meet with a Seto silversmith – Evar Riitsaar – and learn about Seto silver. Silver jewelery is what the Seto women's national costume is best known for! At the atelier, you can also make your own souvenir by attending a workshop of block-printing. You can print on your own T-shirt or jeans (very fancy on jeans, by the way!) or on a textile shopping bag that you get from the owners. People love that workshop because it's all about creativity and designing something that is uniquely yours – and, a memory that lasts. Moreover, you can participate in several other handicraft workshops that are offered upon request at several locations at Setomaa.
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Just a quick note to let you know that my gig tomorrow (Fri) at Kirkby Unemployed Centre has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
Those with tickets will be refunded so expect to hear from KUC in due course.
Apologies to all concerned. I had a cracking set lined up, but I'll unleash that on you at the Working Class Life & Music Festival gig instead.


The Meeting will be held at Robinson College at the University of Cambridge. Robinson College is the most recent addition to the 31 colleges. Founded in 1979, the College is committed to ensuring that it is an environment in which learning, research and creativity flourish. The College is set in beautiful, landscaped gardens and is situated close to the University Library and the West Cambridge Science Site.
There is unrestricted street parking around the College in Adams Road, Herschel Road and Sylvester Road which is readily available at weekends and in the evenings. Wilberforce Road, at the top of Adams Road, is usually empty and within 5 minute walk of the College.
The closest airport is London Stansted. From there, direct trains take around 35 minutes to get to Cambridge.
Gatwick and Heathrow Airports are about 1.5 – 2 hours by road from Robinson College. Buses from all these airports run regularly into Cambridge. Trains run via London from Heathrow and Gatwick. If you plan to take a taxi from any of the airports, we strongly recommend that you book in advance, as black cabs at the main airports are very likely to work out very expensive.
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Kapuso star Kris Bernal just turned 24 last May 17 and she chose to celebrate it by giving back to the kids of the Girls' Home Unit of the Manila Boys Town in Marikina City on Monday, May 20, 2013.
Kris' birthday celebration started at 2:00PM with a thanksgiving mass which was attended by her relatives, friends, fans, some members of the press and bloggers and the girls from the foundation.
After the mass, some kids from Girls' Home offered the Kapuso actress some song and dance numbers. It was followed by parlor games where Kris played along with the kids and she also joined them at the photo booth where she had her photos taken with them. Kris also signed autographs for them and gave each one of them gifts from her sponsors.
It has been Kris' tradition to give back to the needy everytime she celebrates her birthday and even in times when she's not busy from work.
"Every year nag-cecelebrate ako ng birthday either with family or friends, last year my GMA Artist Center family gave me a wonderful party with friends and workmates at 7th High, now they have orgranized something closer to my heart," she said.
Saying that she's happy on her 24th birthday is an understatement as Kris felt deeper joy whenever she make an abandoned, neglected and orphaned kid smile.
"Masaya, nakakapagod pero kapag nakita mo na sa kanila yung excitement, yung tuwa, pati na rin 'pag nakayakap na sila sa' yo ng mahigpit parang pakiramdam ko ang laki-laki na kaagad ng nagawa mo para sa kanila. Talagang nakakawala ng pagod," she shared.
On her 24th birthday, Kris also gave her birthday wish for her family, friends and the needy.
"Sabi ko nga para sa birthday wish ko, di na siguro para sa akin 'yung wish na 'yun. Siguro 'yung birthday wish ko, sana 'yung dreams 'yung mga wishes 'nung mga taong nagmamahal sa akin, family ko mga fans ko, o kaya sa mga taong mas nangangailangan, sa kanila ko na lang ibibigay 'yung mga wish ko kung ano man 'yun.
Kris Bernal's Birthday charity event was made possible by GMA Artist Center with the help of her sponsors from Zanea, Sundance, Poshnails, Tony & Jackey, Fernando's Bakeshop, My Dentist and Vans. Kris ACLC family was generous enough to give full scholarships to 2 chosen girls in the institution.
i applaud kris for spending her time with the needy during her 24th birthday.after all you only get indulgence if you do a thing like that. may you have more to come kris.i am waiting for your next t v series.
We are anticipating for Prinsesa ng Masa, kelan po ba palabas nun?


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                       prev = p,
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                prev: ref p, ext_name: ref x
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                       prev = p,
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I came to a point where I needed solitude and just stop the machine of 'thinking' and 'enjoying' what they call 'living,' I just wanted to lie in the grass and look at the clouds.
See the detailed trail description for more information on this area.
This is a hot and very dry trail in the summer. There is no reliable water source along the trail or camp once you leave Ross Lake and the snow has melted.
The historic lookout is not open to the public.
Backcountry Camping: A backcountry permit is required for all overnight stays. Permits are limited. There is no camping allowed on the summit of Desolation, but there is a designated camp located about 1 mile (1.6 km) below the summit. This small camp holds only one party of up to eight people, and there is no water source after the snows melt. Fires are not allowed, and a bear cannister is required for camping at Desolation Camp. The next closest camps are on Ross Lake, including Lightning Creek and others.
Access: Access is via the East Bank Trail, or from Ross Lake by boat. The East Bank Trailhead is located near milepost 138 on State Route 20. Hike 16 miles (26 km) to the trail junction for Desolation Peak. Boat transportation from Ross Lake Resort (206-386-4437) may be arranged to the Desolation Trailhead. Hikers also can access the trail and Ross Lake from Hozomeen campground on the U.S.-Canadian Border. If accessing the trail via boat, there is also a dock for the Desolation Trail two miles (3.2 km) north of Lightning Creek.
The trail begins gently, with lakeside views. After two miles (3.2 km), the trail turns east and begins to climb-most of your 4,400 feet (1341 m) elevation gain is still ahead of you. Enjoy the cool forest and fill up with water before leaving the lake. The forest tapers off to exposed subalpine vegetation. Watch for views of Hozomeen Mountain to the north, the Picket Range and Ross Lake to the west, Jack Mountain to the south, and Skagit Peak to the east.
The Desolation Peak Trail takes the hiker from low elevation forests to subalpine meadows. It also allows discovery of plant species from the dryer east-side which grow on this west slope . Ponderosa and lodgepole pine can be found. Watch for wildlife: deer, bear, cougar, grouse, and marmots. Along the trail, one can find remains of charred wood. A major burn occurred in 1926. Periodic fire created the meadows. Opportunistic plants and animals thrive in the open space that results from fire. This mountain is a place of striking variety.
Lookouts are places vacillating between an experience far from the world and the thunderous reality of a mountain storm. Desolation is noted for extreme changes in weather. The people who worked in lookout stations either possessed a fitting solitary character, soon gained it, or made excuses to leave. Beatnik poet Jack Kerouac served as the lookout here in 1956. He wrote the classic book Desolation Angels from that experience. Kerouac described the looming twin peaks of Hozomeen Mountain as "the void."
Summit view from Desolation looking south toward Ross Lake and the Nohokomeen Glacier on Jack Mountain.
Ninety-three percent of North Cascades National Park Service Complex is designated as wilderness, set aside by law for "the American people of present and future generations" for our protection and enjoyment. Please follow all Leave No Trace hiking and camping practices to reduce your impact on this special place and leave it unimpaired for future generations.


35% of construction workers have stated Brexit has created a shortage of EU migrant labour in the UK construction industry, that has already led to increased project costs, according to research by TowerEight.
The UK construction industry employs approximately 3 million people in the UK, making up 10% of UK employment. Significant skills shortages are restricting construction economic growth in the industry that employs 8% of EU workers, however in London this amounts to a staggering 28%.
Non-UK workers in the UK construction industry are mainly employed as general labourers (22%) and architects (15%). However, a high percentage of professional roles such as quantity surveyors (11%), project managers (11%), engineers (7%), have been placed within the last year by agencies as EU workers.
Labour shortages appear to have increased rapidly since 2013 and a majority of surveyors have stated this is a significant hinderance on output.
Skills' shortages created more pressure on the delivery of projects with the triple constraints of time, cost and quality. A survey by Inside Housing revealed that the biggest skills shortages were for construction project managers (32%) and quantity surveyors (31%), followed by electricians (29%), plumbers (24%), carpenters/joiners (24%) and bricklayers (20%).
However, only a fifth of those surveyed saw Brexit as the biggest problem, suggesting that skills shortages have been in existence for numerous years.
This finding is supported by The MacFarlane who reports that 68% of construction SME's are struggling to hire bricklayers and 63% are struggling to hire carpenters and joiners which have increased more than 10% in Q4 2017. The skills' problem is an issue the sector has been facing for some time.
RICS warns that '30% of construction professionals surveyed believe that hiring non-UK workers was critical to the success of their businesses'. The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), estimates that to meet current demand more than 36,000 new workers a year will be required.
Both skilled and non-skilled in labour will decline rapidly in the coming years in the UK construction industry.
Data by Build UK found that 43% of contractors reporting rising labour costs in the first quarter of 2016, with a lack of suitably qualified staff a key factor. This impending threat of reduced labour movement, coupled with already existent shortage of labour would appear to pose a major risk to the future performance of the UK construction industry.
The ONS data suggests that on the date the UK voted to leave the EU, migration fell from 336,000 to 246,000. A survey by Helm supports this as they had found 55% of skilled workers were either planning to leave or considering leaving the UK.
However, could departing from the EU be beneficial? It could create a wider range of job opportunities within the UK that would become available and allow a growth of UK suppliers. Knight Frank reports that Brexit has done little to deter investors from London as purchases of assets increased from the previous year.
The value of the pound is likely to go down which could create an upsurge of overseas investment in UK real estate. Brexit will reduce EU competition when tendering for work. But there is also the likelihood that wage rises are likely to occur and restrictions on free movement could pose a problem for the UK construction industry which already faces a labour skills crisis.
James Morris, Director at Tower Eight, explains why there is a real importance of immigration to the labour market.
"It is critical that we have flexible access to labour from overseas as without this we would fail to deliver against the commitments for construction, such as housebuilding and infrastructure.
"The pound's value has descended as a result of the UK voting to leave the EU. Costs are expected to climb for contractors and UK developers due to their heavy reliance on importing and exporting with a less favourable exchange rate.
"Once the UK has left the EU, the UK Government could potentially only allow UK-based firms to tender for government work, consequently meaning that the UK's construction Industry would no longer have to compete with foreign firms.


A 7-mile multi-use trail system has been integrated into this historic community using canal towpaths, stream corridors, and abandoned railroads. The trails also include a section of the Wabash Heritage Trail, which is envisioned to follow along the Wabash River and span 19 counties.
Land was donated by local property owners for 100% of this 7+mile trail system. Volunteers created these unique trails. Funding for development, signage and basic facilities came mostly from the ONR's Wabash Heritage Corridor Fund. The Canal Assoc. donated much of the acquired land to the City of Delphi for grant match and then leased these trail lands back for 99 years. They are maintained by volunteers on 3rd Saturday workdays. Volunteers are recognized every year on National Trails Day with USDA/NRCS Earth Team hats/shirts.
Wabash & Erie Canal Assoc./ City Park Bd.


The acts of mercy and justice are a sign.
We are all coming together and we have been growing for a very long time.
Each spring the parts come together and produce more change and growth.
There are humbling moments that require our attention.
There are always people with humility that cooperate and produce results.
We need our seasoning and reasoning to help us get things done.
We can't do it without the unity of nature, maturity, and knowledge born from experience.


When I attempt to connect to my domain using the FTP software WS_FTP Home, I get an login error message saying that the server rejected my username and password. I rechecked to make sure that I didn't have any typos. Any ideas on what could be causing this?
Are you using the username and password that dreamhost emailed to you for ftp-ing, or are you using the username and password you created when you set up your account with dreamhost?
You should look at the password/user in the Support History of your control Panel. The emails I got from DH looked corrupted for some reason so I couldn't read the details properly. It's all correct in the DH support history.


Monkeys, trees, and the right abstraction!
Complex Adaptive Systems Modeling now requires the submission of a Graphical Abstract with each Research and Review Article. This should provide a visual summary of the main findings of the Article and must meet the requirements in the Submission Guidelines.
Complex Adaptive Systems Modeling was recently accepted into Clarivate Analytics' Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)! Editor-in-Chief, Muaz Niazi, also participated in a webcast to support this new service and to highlight the importance of CASM's inclusion. To watch this webcast, please click on the link below and complete the quick registration form.
Either focus on an agent-based simulation model or else a complex network model based on data from CAS (e.g. Citation networks, Gene regulatory Networks, Social networks, Ecological Networks etc.).
CASM has a strongly multidisciplinary editorial board and readership. Therefore authors need to be very careful that their articles have been written in a style that is comprehensible by a broad and multidisciplinary audience. Authors must avoid excessive usage of domain-specific jargon/terminologies without formally introducing these terms in the article. In addition, any concepts specific to a discipline must be explained in the article for the general readership of CASM. Thus, an article on Gene regulatory networks should be written with the goal that it may also be accessible to a number of social science researchers using Social Network Analysis and vice versa. Likewise an article written by Computer Scientists for Wireless sensor networks must also take into consideration CASM readership of researchers from Social and Biological Sciences and so on.
Authors are advised to use general terms (such as agent-based modeling and complex networks) instead of using domain-specific terms, wherever possible.
Submissions which are not in line with the above criteria or those which are of a purely or largely theoretical/Mathematical nature or have been written in a very domain specific manner or appear to have a limited audience may be considered as out of scope of CASM and rejected without review.
For information regarding example topics and cover letter requirements, see Publication and peer review process, below.
Complex Adaptive Systems Modeling (CASM) is a unique high quality, peer-reviewed journal developed for multidisciplinary researchers with an interest in two modeling and simulation paradigms; namely agent-based modeling and complex networks. Researchers interested in the modeling and simulation of Complex Adaptive Systems range from the social sciences to life sciences and from computer sciences to archeology and ecology. A unique feature of CASM is the goal of bridging a gap between different disciplines without sacrificing readability of articles across its broad readership; articles published in CASM are expected to be written so as to be comprehensible by researchers not only from the same discipline but also understandable by readers from others. So, a computer science paper in CASM should be written so as to be accessible to Biologists, Social scientists and vice versa.
Paradoxically, the best way to understand complex systems is to design models that simulate their behavior from a particular perspective. This is why I find the CASM initiative important and timely.


UK exclusive on these Lucien Clarke Linear V Lights from Venture. These are Slam team rider Lucien Clarke's Pro edition. They are low and hollow Kingpins keep them light. Lucien's name appears on the linear design on the hanger.


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Cigarette smokers may be highly vulnerable to bladder cancer.
This study investigated the relationship between cigarette smoking and the odds of developing urothelial carcinoma of the bladder. Researchers analyzed 34 studies that examined the link between smoking and bladder cancer.
Researchers observed a two to fourfold rise in the odds of urothelial carcinoma of the bladder was associated with smoking. In contrast, cessation of smoking was found to cut down urothelial cancer risk in this study. Data from this study suggest that cigarette smoking may accelerate the development of bladder cancer.
Rink M, Crivelli JJ, Shariat SF, Chun FK, Messing EM, Soloway MS.
Department of Urology, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany. Electronic address: mrink@uke.de. Department of Urology, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY, USA. Department of Urology, Medical University Vienna, Vienna, Austria. Department of Urology, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany. Department of Urology, School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY, USA. Department of Urology, Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, FL, USA.


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Spain Transfers
Transfer Ban Is A Mixed Bag For Barcelona
by Back Of The Net April 3, 2014 April 3, 2014
In a remarkable turn of events, Barcelona have been handed a 14 month transfer ban after breaking FIFA regulations when signing players under the age of 18. The Catalan club who were looking spend heavily in the summer, particularly at the back in the form of a goalkeeper and several defenders to replace the departing Victor Valdes and Carles Puyol, but now may have to revisit their plans. This ruling by FIFA could drastically affect the team's hopes of winning any trophies next season.
Carles Puyol, Barca legend (Image from PA)
According to FIFA, Barcelona failed to comply with the rules set out when making international transfers for younger players. The transfers can go ahead as long as they either: ensure that their parents move to such a location for non-footballing reasons, they are from another country in the EU or live 100km from the club. During 2009 and 2013, the four time European Champions have been found guilty of breaking this rule in relation to an astonishing 10 players. Not only does this affect the club on the pitch but this will also damage the club's brand. Barcelona are known for nurturing young talent and are responsible for producing stars on a non-stop conveyer belt but this impediment may hinder future negotiations for offshore prospects.
FIFA handed transfer ban down to Barcelona
(Image from FIFA.com)
In January, Sandro Rosell, stepped down as President at Barcelona after it was alleged he had misappropriated funds from the Neymar deal reported to be originally cast at £48.6 million. The club were then forced to pay Spanish authorities £11.2 million after being charged with tax fraud for the deal involving the Brazilian striker. Rosell's successor, Josep Maria Bartomeu, will now be faced with a new challenge to ensure that the Spanish giants don't sit behind the shadow of his predecessor's triumphs where the club won two La Liga titles, the Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup.
Smoke and Mirrors – The Deal that Brought Neymar to Barca led to Rosell resigning
FIFA made the decision yesterday morning and have also fined the club 450,000 Swiss Francs (£305,000). They will be unable to buy anyone in the next two transfer windows and the ban is likely to jeopardise current transfer negotiations. It was believed that German goalkeeper, Marc-Andre ter Stegen had agreed a move to Barcelona to replace Valdes from next season onwards but this deal is yet to be confirmed. In addition last week, the club signed 17 year old Croatian midfielder Alen Halilovic, considered to be the next Lionel Messi, but the ban throws a cloud of mystery around this deal as well. Rumoured summer moves for Chelsea's David Luiz, Porto's Eliaquim Mangala and Real Sociedad's french winger Antoine Griezmann now look to be off whilst Barcelona may rethink letting current players Javier Mascherano and Dani Alves leave the club anytime before next summer. If Barcelona cannot get the ruling overturned, the Catalan club will be forced to look to their academy for a fresh crop of players. This is unlikely to be an issue given the reputation of La Masia, Barcelona's famed youth academy and the talent found within its doors.
Alen Halilovic move to Barca in doubt
(Image from Mirror.co.uk)
Over the past few years, players such as Marc Bartra, Rafinha, Christian Tello, Gerard Deulofeu and Sergi Roberto have made a handful of first team appearances at the Nou Camp but the transfer ban will likely mean that they will see more playing time next season. Barta in particular could feature more as he is a natural replacement for the departing Puyol. Already a full Spanish international, Barcelona will look to Barta to forge a new partnership with Gerard Pique as the Catalan club looks to solve a problematic area that has haunted them this season. Brazilian Rafinha is also likely to feature heavily next season whilst Spanish striker Bojan Krkić could be recalled from his loan spell at Ajax. The challenge for head coach Gerardo Martino will be to build a squad that can continue to compete on all fronts without bring in any reinforcements from other clubs. Real Madrid will move ahead with its plans to spend big money, with PSG's Marco Verratti and Bayern's Thomas Muller top of their wish list. Meanwhile Atletico Madrid will likely build on this successful La Liga season and are expected to be a force again next year meaning Barcelona fans may need to brace themselves for another toughly contested campaign.
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Q: Dictionary of lists to dataframe I have a dictionary with each key holding a list of float values. These lists are not of same size.
I'd like to convert this dictionary to a pandas dataframe so that I can perform some analysis functions on the data easily such as (min, max, average, standard deviation, more).
My dictionary looks like this:
{
    'key1': [10, 100.1, 0.98, 1.2],
    'key2': [72.5],
    'key3': [1, 5.2, 71.2, 9, 10.11, 12.21, 65, 7]
}

What is the best way to get this into a dataframe so that I can utilize basic functions like sum, mean, describe, std?
The examples I find (like the link above), all assume each of the keys have the same number of values in the list.

A: d={
    'key1': [10, 100.1, 0.98, 1.2],
    'key2': [72.5],
    'key3': [1, 5.2, 71.2, 9, 10.11, 12.21, 65, 7]
}

df=pd.DataFrame.from_dict(d,orient='index').transpose()

Then df is
    key3    key2    key1
0   1.00    72.5    10.00
1   5.20    NaN     100.10
2   71.20   NaN     0.98
3   9.00    NaN     1.20
4   10.11   NaN     NaN

Note that numpy has some built in functions that can do calculations ignoring NaN values, which may be relevant here. For example, if you want to find the mean of 'key1' column, you can do it as follows:
import numpy as np
np.nanmean(df[['key1']])
28.07

Other useful functions include numpy.nanstd, numpy.nanvar, numpy.nanmedian, numpy.nansum.
EDIT: Note that the functions from your basic functions link can also handle nan values. However, their estimators may be different from those of numpy. For example, they calculate the unbiased estimator of sample variance, while the numpy version calculates the "usual" estimator of sample variance.

A: I suggest you just create a dict of Series, since your keys do not have the same number of values:
{ key: pd.Series(val) for key, val in x.items() }

You can then do Pandas operations on each column individually.
Once you have that, if you really want a DataFrame, you can:
pd.DataFrame({ key: pd.Series(val) for key, val in x.items() })

     key1  key2   key3
0   10.00  72.5   1.00
1  100.10   NaN   5.20
2    0.98   NaN  71.20
3    1.20   NaN   9.00
4     NaN   NaN  10.11
5     NaN   NaN  12.21
6     NaN   NaN  65.00
7     NaN   NaN   7.00

A: You can:
define the index as
idx = counts.keys()

then concatenate series
df = pd.concat([pd.Series(counts[i]) for i in idx], axis=1).T

lastly add the index
df.index=idx

A: your_dict = {
    'key1': [10, 100.1, 0.98, 1.2],
    'key2': [72.5],
    'key3': [1, 5.2, 71.2, 9, 10.11, 12.21, 65, 7]
}

pd.concat({k: pd.Series(v) for k, v in your_dict.items()})

key1  0     10.00
      1    100.10
      2      0.98
      3      1.20
key2  0     72.50
key3  0      1.00
      1      5.20
      2     71.20
      3      9.00
      4     10.11
      5     12.21
      6     65.00
      7      7.00
dtype: float64

Or with axis=1
your_dict = {
    'key1': [10, 100.1, 0.98, 1.2],
    'key2': [72.5],
    'key3': [1, 5.2, 71.2, 9, 10.11, 12.21, 65, 7]
}

pd.concat({k: pd.Series(v) for k, v in your_dict.items()}, axis=1)

     key1  key2   key3
0   10.00  72.5   1.00
1  100.10   NaN   5.20
2    0.98   NaN  71.20
3    1.20   NaN   9.00
4     NaN   NaN  10.11
5     NaN   NaN  12.21
6     NaN   NaN  65.00
7     NaN   NaN   7.00

A: Use
df=pd.DataFrame.from_dict(d,orient='columns')
or, as 'orient' is set to 'columns' by default, just use
df=pd.DataFrame.from_dict(d)

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Diatomaceous Earth packaged Under our Grandpa"s Diatomaceous Earth® Label comes from an extremely pure fresh water deposit of the Diatom Melosira Preicelanica. Why is this Diatom so special? Its shape and hardness are important to how it works. Its hardness keeps it from dissolving in liquid. The holes along the Diatom's wall allow it to absorb moisture, hence its use as an anti-caking agent and mechanical pesticide. Lower quality Diatomaceous Earth often contains unnecessarily high amounts of iron or clay. Lower quality DE can be identified by its dark color. Grandpa's Diatomaceous Earth® is almost pure white and consists of 89-94% Silicon Dioxide, which is the source of DE's benefits. More about different types of diatomaceous earth.
How does it help flea control? To us, as humans is a very fine powder but on a microscopic level it is sharp, this is how it works. once a flea come in contact with it, Diatomaceous Earth begins to make little cuts into the flea, causing it to dehydrate and die, unlike other products, Grandpa's Diatomaceous earth® does not poison the fleas, so the fleas never can become immune to this flea control process.
Diatomaceous Earth, will need to be in its dry powder state to be most effective for flea control, we would not really recommend applying to your animal if they have damp fur because of a bath, diatomaceous earth will then turn more into a mud and not be able to catch on to the fleas, as well as it can dry. so if you apply it to your pet, and you give them a bath or they play in some water you will need to reapply diatomaceous earth when their fur is dry.
How long will it take to kill them? using Grandpas Diatomaceous Earth® for flea control, there has been some research done showing it takes 4 to 12 hours to kill a flea when coming in contact with diatomaceous earth, we recommend when you do a treatment, you leave it for 24 hours at a time, just ensuring you get as many fleas at one time as possible.


I think one of the reasons the choice to bugout is met with negative comments is that it is usually framed in the context of the worst scenario. If it were possible to stay in your home and you have 12 cords of firewood, 2 years supply of food a 1/4 acre garden then bugging out with nothing but a machete and a pot seems pretty stupid by comparison. I think the odds are against you if you but out. Probably in the same bad scenario 50% of people who bug in will die and 98% of people who bug out will die. Bugging out in a true SHTF situation should only be the last possible option if you cannot stay where you are and will surely die if you do.
Well again, if you read the answer to the question about what kind of scenario would justify bugging out, you see that my answer would be a major unrest or all-out war type situation, or long-term grid-down scenario in an urban or suburban environment. In such a scenario, if you stay you die as you would not be able to defend your position long term against those who are not prepared and will be desperate to take what resources you have. The only hope in that situation is to evade and escape.
Bugging in could work fine if you're out in the country or in a quiet small town where neighbors help each other out with defense and other duties and there is enough land and resources to sustain your family/community for the duration of the event. Unfortunately, many people do not live in such situations. I wrote to the book simply to give them an alternative to think about. Hopefully, no one will need it, but it's better to be prepared and knowledgeable than not.
Good interview! Bugging out is always a possibility for us; the question I worry about is when to do so; since we want to be ahead of the crowds. Traffic in our city is horrible.
Apartment Prepper, yes, in a city the size of the one you reside in, if you're going to get out you're going to have to do so at the first sign of trouble. We all know what has happened in teh past with botched hurricane evacuations.
Those are great excerpts from the interview - thanks for posting them.
I guess the strangest thing about prepping is the event you don't see that comes to pass. I cannot recall anyone mentioning the effects of an oil leak off shore like the recent BP event. We still don't know if that will be a game changer, but I'm pretty sure a lot of preppers in the area were very surprised - I did not see that one coming either!
Again - good interview. Kudos to you and ModernSurvival online for it.
A recommendation for that machete - Cold Steel Bowie (the short model).
Blade tip is thin enough to act like a standard knife tip. To choke up on it, run a paracord (or bungie if you like), through the lanyard and tie it to your elbow. Your hand can now grasp the blade on the spine, just behind the upper blade 'edge' (as it were).
You can drill a hole through the blade here to help use as a drawknife. A branch or steel bolt can be inserted through it. You can also push down on it with more force, or grasp fixed in place and rotate blade like a paper cutter to shave down object.
All in all, its not bad for a $20 blade. Just a consideration is all I'm saying.
I've had an eye on that Cold Steel Bowie machete for awhile. I haven't tried one yet, but I like the look of it, so I probably will.
Scott, I read this yesterday on Modern Survival's blog. Really good interview!
FYI, I've posted a review.
Suburban Survivalist: Yes, I saw that review. Thanks a lot and I'm glad you found the book useful.
Another good post. I'm about to do a test of my bugout kit - more of a minimalist bag - this weekend. It just comes down to an overnight in the woods here in Maine, which I've done before many many times. But it's a good excuse to get out in the wilderness again!
Good luck with your overnight test. I'll bet it's nice camping in the Maine woods about now. It's still like summertime here in Mississippi, in the 90's today.


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3. SLIP SLIDIN' AWAY
JEFFREY PHELPS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
After back-to-back road games at Kansas City and Los Angeles, it might've slipped — pun very much intended — some folks' minds how many issues the Packers and their opponents had with the apparently slippery track that Lambeau Field was for the team's Oct. 14 prime-time win over Detroit and the team's Oct. 20 win over Oakland in a game that started at noon. Considering each game was played at a different time of day, there was no rhyme or reason to why slipping was such an issue in both games.
Presumably, the Packers should be at an advantage since it's their home field, but they slipped as much as the Lions and Raiders players did — most notably, rookie wide receiver Darrius Shepherd (above) having his feet go out from under him on an out route near the goal line, causing Rodgers' pass to hit him in the facemask and carom into the hands of a Lions defender for an interception.
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Asked after those two games what was amiss, LaFleur replied, "The grass has been slick out here, but we'll just keep continuing to try to get the right shoes on. Our guys have to be mindful of that as well. That's why when they go out there in warmups, they have to see how their footing is. Sometimes you have to alter the way you play the game. Some of it is adjusting and trying on different cleats and some of it's just understanding that, sometimes you've got to adjust your game a little bit in terms of if you've got a slick surface."
On Friday, LaFleur said it'll still be a trial-and-error process before the game, with the weather forecast calling for cloudy skies and a 20 percent chance of precipitation with a high of 35 degrees and a low of 20.
"It's not like we're practicing in Lambeau," LaFleur said of testing various cleats during the week. "... So that's something that the guys are going to have to adjust to in the pregame and get a feel for."
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Trump's H1B Visa Overhaul
Jacqueline Havelka
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President Trump set his sights on H-1B visa reform by signing a "Hire American" executive order. The order directs four federal agencies (State, Justice, Labor and Homeland Security) to ensure that H1-B visas go to the highest skilled applicants rather than the current random lottery system, and takes new steps in fraud abuse and prevention of the work visa program.
About 85,000 work visas are awarded annually, with about one-quarter of those—roughly 20,000—reserved for applicants with advanced master's degrees. Trump's executive order comes just as the five-day application period closed last week; about 200,000 applications were received this year, declining for the first time in five years. The order also halted the practice of expedited H1-B processing, which for a fee of about $1,200 promises an application review within 15 days.
Critics of the order say that it won't have any direct impact on the process because current Congressional legislation must be altered for true impact. Indeed, Congress has recently introduced several H1-B reform bills. One is a bipartisan bill from senators Dick Durbin and Charles Grassley, both of whom have been trying to reform the program for several years. Their bill is in line with Trump's order in that the bill eliminates the random lottery and replaces it with a preference system to keep foreign students who were educated in the United States, and even more preference to advanced degree holders or those with other extremely valuable skills or earning high wages. Grassley said he is "grateful President Trump has taken my suggestions to heart by taking steps to protect American workers and preserve limited H-1B visas for truly qualified, high-skilled foreign workers."
H-1B visas have traditionally been used to fill skill gaps here in the U.S., but the program is highly abused. One example involves foreign outsourcing firms, mainly in India and China, who bombard the system with applicants to obtain visas to contract their significantly lower-waged workers out to U.S. technology firms, replacing American jobs in the process.
Attorney Sara Blackwell is an American worker advocate and says that Trump's order gives her hope because the current system is flawed with serious problems.
Critics of the order say it is creating uncertainty with many legitimate foreign companies and is not a good step for American businesses or certain Americans, like rural areas that heavily rely on skilled immigrant medical professionals. Other countries like India, which is bracing for an economic impact, are also not big fans.
The President's order did not specify any deadlines to the four agencies, but did ask for their proposals ASAP, but Trump says it is a good start at his continued efforts to make good on campaign promises to reduce immigration.
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In this episode, we're joined by Beth Aitman to talk about what happened with the Stack Overflow Documentation Beta. What did Stack Overflow try to do with documentation, and why did they abandon the effort? Why did their effort to crowdsource docs fail but succeed so well with forums and niche content? Additionally, we discuss the difficulties of creating good documentation with open source projects. A recent survey found that incomplete or outdated documentation is the number one issue with open source projects. Why? What makes it so difficult to create documentation on an open source project?


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Polysialic acid is an unusual posttranslational modification that occurs on neural cell adhesion molecules (NCAM). Polysialic acid is considerably anionic. This strong negative charge gives this modification the ability to change the protein's surface charge and binding ability. In the synapse, polysialation of NCAM prevents its ability to bind to NCAMs on the adjacent membrane.

Structure
Polysialic acid (polySia) is polymer of linearly repeating monomer units of α2,8- and α2,9-glycosidic linked sialic acid residues. Sialic acid refers to carboxylated 9-carbon sugars, 2-keto-3-dexoxy-D-glycero-nononic acids. An unusual property of this sugar is that it often polymerizes into polySia. This is accomplished by attaching the monomers to the nonreducing end of the glycan. This mostly consists of Neu5Ac subunits. It is polyanionic and bulky, meaning there is little ability to reach its central molecules. polySia is useful in signaling in vertebrates and on the cell surface of few glycoproteins and glycolipids causing modifications, and it has been recently found that the function of polySia relates almost directly to its degree of polymerization. The number of units can range from 8 to greater than 400. This vast range causes differences in the polySia's ability to adhere different cells, assist in cellular migration, synapse formation, and regulate adhesion in nerve cells by modeling and formating them. polySia's most prominent role is in post-translational modifications in a few proteins, with the main one being NCAM. polySia links to adhesion molecules causing their adhesive properties to be subdued allowing for the detailed control of cell migration and cell to cell relations. This is caused by polySia's bulky and polyanionic properties.

The human body produces polySia naturally and attaches it to a various number of proteins. This is done by linking polySia on the α2,3- or α2,6- terminal of the glycoprotein. O-linked glycosylation through threonine or N-linked glycosylation through asparagine is employed. This polySia linkage is found in proteins such as NCAM, E-selectin ligand 1 (ESL-1), C–C chemokine receptor type 7 (CCR7), synaptic cell adhesion molecule-1 (SynCAM-1), neuropilin-2 (NRP-2), the CD36 scavenger receptor found in the milk of humans, and the α-subunit of the voltage-sensitive sodium channel. The synthesis of polySia is enzymatically formed by α2,8-sialyltransferase (ST8Sia) in a Type II transmembrane protein located on the Golgi Apparatus membrane. ST8Sia does this by adding sialic acids to the terminal end of the glycan through the CMP-sialic acid donor at various lengths depending on necessity. The length is controlled extensively by the expression of polysialyltransferase enzymes, once again controlling the function of polySia.

Discovery and methods of detection
polySia was discovered in E. coli K-235 by Barry and Goebel in 1957. E. coli is an encapsulated, gram-negative bacteria in which Barry and Goebel studied, pinpointing polySia, which they called colominic acid. Following this discovery, multiple other bacterial capsules abundant in glycans were found to contain polySia. This included Neisseia meningitidis serogroups B and C in 1975. This was done by the use of a horse anti-polySia polyclonal antibody, being one of the first effective immunochemical probes. This was revolutionary as the anti-polySia antibodies were used to find polySia on proteins and cells. Mannheimia haemolytica A2, Moraxella nonliquifaciens, and E. coli K92 were found in 2013. Due to the capsule containing polySia, many scientists have tried to generate vaccines for these specific bacteria, notoriously difficult to target. However, their successes have been numbered as α2,8-polySia is naturally produced by humans. Another issue is that polySia found in bacteria does not produce a solid or consistent immune response.

Another method of polySia detection relies on molecular labeling with fluorescence. This process, started in 1998, involves exposing α2→8-linked N-acylneuraminic acid (Neu5Acyl) to periodate oxidation causing the terminals to be oxidized and in between untouched. If C9 compounds are observed after this exposure it indicates the presence of polySia. The way these can be numbered is by anion exchange chromatography after periodate oxidation with the label 1,2-diamino-4,5-methylenedioxybenzene (DMB) on C7 and C9. It is known that there are many different structures of polySia and these were difficult to recognize and detect until this fluorescent labeling, making it very advantageous.

Function in humans
polySia is involved in many natural human functions. The major examples include membranes, neuron signaling, the immune system, neutrophil extracellular trap formation, and macrophage and microglia function. First, polySia makes membrane modifications due to interactions with a variety of factors. These could include repulsive forces between the polyanionic polySia and the mostly negatively charged glycocalyx.  Because of these interactions the membrane is edited in its ability to interact with other cells, its surface charge distribution, inter-membrane interaction, pH, and membrane potential. Hydration and charge were noted before and after removing polySia from a membrane and a 25% decrease in the distance between cells was observed. This is due to the anti-adhesive properties of polySia. polySia does not only have repulsive interactions, as there are positive charge molecules located in lipid rafts, such as NCAM.  The interaction between polySia and NCAM greatly affects NCAM's signaling ability as its composition is altered when they meet. Other forms of neuron signaling polySia is involved in include brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and fibroblast growth factor 2 (FGF2). With nearly the same mechanism, the act of polysialylation causes BDNF or FGF2 complexes through electrostatic interactions. This allows for the binding of polySia and these complexes causing polySia to be a reservoir. polySia then regulates the concentration of neurotrophins. Because they are not allowed to diffuse, signaling is more efficient. polySia is also found on immune cell surfaces. Some of the proteins are known, but many are not and the mechanisms are still being studied. However, it is known that polySia is in regulatory functions in the immune system leading to protection from invaders and response to damaged tissue. polySia is involved in NETosis which is a reactionary function of the body in the presence of foreign invaders. It is the intentional death of neutrophils. polySia ensures that this targeted cell death does not kill cells that are healthy and unaffected, as well as containing antimicrobial attributes. This is done by polySia by binding to lactoferrin, another antimicrobial molecule, surrounding neutrophils. polySia binding causes a tighter shell of lactoferrin around the cell membrane. polySia binds with Siglec-11 allowing for the regulation of microglia through exosomes. This shows that polySia binding with Siglec-11 causes a delay in neurodegeneration and control of neuroinflammation. polySia also limits inflammation in macrophages. polySia was found to have limited the expression of tumour necrosis factor (TNF).

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Stephen Curry crosses over Chris Paul a second time (VIDEO)
By Brett PollakoffApr 1, 2015, 1:10 PM EDT
By now you've seen the devastating move that Stephen Curry unleashed on Chris Paul during the Warriors' Tuesday night win over the Clippers.
Paul was shaken so badly by it that he was dropped to the floor, where all he could do at that point was watch helplessly as Curry's shot splashed home. (Hey, at least he had a sense of humor about it afterward.)
But it wasn't the only time that Paul was victimized by Curry that night. This crossover wasn't quite as vicious, mainly because of the distance between Curry and his defender. It still had Paul just guessing, however, and freed up Curry to hit the wide-open shot.
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In Calls for Papers
CFP – Critical Juncture Conference: Translating Across Boundaries
Hello Postcolonial Studies Scholars! I hope this message finds you well-rested and in good spirits!
My name is Michael Vaughn – I am a PhD candidate in the Sociology Department, and one of the organizers for Emory's Critical Juncture conference, happening on campus April 5-6, 2019. Critical Juncture is an interdisciplinary, graduate student-run conference now in its sixth year at Emory. Each year, we convene a diverse collection of emerging scholars on our campus to discuss cross-cutting issues in literature, women's studies, public health, physics and African American Studies. Critical Juncture centers the experiences of emerging scholars—graduate students and junior faculty—to share and grow through our interdisciplinary/translational work. Over the years, Critical Juncture has hosted a range of scholars, including Dr. Kimberlé Crenshaw, the scholar credited with first defining the concept of intersectionality.
Critical Juncture 2019: Translating Across Boundaries will be a space to struggle with the question how do we communicate with people different than us? Differences are constructed barriers which prevent access to information and the validation of different ways of knowing. We are particularly interested in the ways in which individuals working in specific disciplines or from specific positions of knowledge engage with other intersectional communities and/or convey their insights to those beyond their tribe. These differences can include, but are not limited to:
● Between intellectual camps and across disciplinary boundaries
● Within and without the academy
● Questions of translation (broadly defined)
● Language production itself (including biologically, psycholinguistically, or socially)
As these topics are by no means mutually exclusive, we also welcome contributors who overlap issues. We also welcome contributions which bring these issues into conversation with disability, race, gender, sexuality, social class, ageism, geographic determinism, etc.
We encourage a diverse assemblage of participants—ranging from academic scholars of all disciplines, to artists, activists and non-profit professionals—to share how they communicate their work and ideas with others from different communities, disciplines, or spaces of situated knowledge. Such presentations may include scholars' work in the translational sciences, humanities or media studies scholars bridging academia and public writing or media (or bridging different branches of disciplinary knowledge), clinicians bringing theoretical concepts into their everyday practice, or science activists who seek to work in closer concert with marginalized communities.
Interested individuals may submit either content or process papers:
Content papers: Discussions focusing on research findings, theoretical arguments, clinical best practices, and mechanistic accounts of communication across boundaries. Please submit a 150-word abstract and include "CONTENT PAPER" in the email header.
Process papers: Discussions focusing on one's experience of doing translational work in a situated context. These can be personal reflections, advice from the field, or meta-analyses, to name a few. Please submit a 250-word reflection on the translational process you intend to discuss and include "PROCESS PAPER" in the email header.
Further questions and proposed papers may be emailed to criticaljunctureconference@gmail.com.
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Will you have any more of these soon?
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What are the choices besides patina?
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