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UK's new visa policy for IT employees, increasing lowest salary to be set at £ 41,500
UK has suggested changes to its talented IT workers visa policy that could rise in costs for companies and creates difficulties transferring workers. The UK is the biggest market for Indian IT companies and accounts for the few of their export revenue, amounting to about $19 billion yearly, stated by National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom).
According to a web sources, The UK's Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has proposed increasing the minimum salary level of IT employees entering the UK for short or long terms to £41,500. It has requested for immigration health surcharge and immigration skills charge to be levied on each employee sent to client sites in the UK, which will have an integrated impact of £1,200 per applicant for a year.
UK PM David Cameron had assigned the MAC to review the tier-2 visa system last year as part of his commitment to cut total annual net migration from outside the EU. According to the web reports, it is the "government's ambition to reduce annual net migration to the tens of thousands (from the current level of 336,000)."
Leading Indian IT companies, involving Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro, relay on intra-company transfer visas, which are a part of the UK's tier-2 visas. Nasscom needed UK to rethink the panel's proposals.
"We are disappointed that companies leveraging Indian talent in information technology domain are singled out in the report. The UK and India enjoy strong trading relationships: the commitment to increase trade was renewed when Prime Minister Modi visited the UK in 2015," Nasscom president R Chandrashekhar stated in a statement.
In 2014, tier-2 visas accounted for an inflow of 52,478 people into the UK, according to the web reports. BackTheMac, a group that campaigns opposing the use of intra-company transfer (ICT) visas, evaluated the number of Indian workers using these permits at 36,762 by December 2014.
The web report stated Indian IT workers comprise most of the migrants are using ICT visas.
To minimize migration through the tier-2 route, "price should be the main mechanism" and higher costs would likely reduce demand, according to reports."In the medium to long term, the battle will be not about costs, but about getting adequate numbers of technically skilled talent in Western Europe, given the increasing average age of workforce and eroding levels of technical skills," stated Sanjoy Sen, a doctoral research scholar at Aston Business School in the UK.
Indian IT firms should focus on providing high-value client solutions, better innovation and make more judicious use of offshore and inshore delivery teams, he continued.
The MAC also suggested creating a new category for third party contractors of IT firms. The MAC's suggestions are frequently accepted by UK Home Office.
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Q: making strsql from sql with different tables So i need to make a strsql like this one :
strSQL = "SELECT "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblclips.fldclipid, "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblPlatenfirma.fldplatenfirmaID, "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblClips.fldUitvoerder, "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblClips.fldTitel, "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblPlatenfirma.fldnaam"
strSQL = strSQL & " FROM "
strSQL = strSQL & " tblClips "
strSQL = strSQL & " INNER JOIN tblPlatenfirma "
strSQL = strSQL & " ON tblClips.fldplatenfirmaid = tblPlatenfirma.fldplatenfirmaID"
strWHERE = ""

But i got a SQL code that I don't understand so with the result I can't make a strSQL, I really need this for a school project and i got a few days left. This is the SQL i don't understand:
SELECT tbluurroosterleerkracht.flduurroosterleerkrachtID AS uurroosterID,         tblklas.fldnaam AS Klas, tbllokaal.fldnummer AS Hoofdlokaal, tblvak.fldvak AS Vak,  tbllokaal_1.fldnaam AS LesLokaal, tbllokaal_2.fldbeschikbaar AS beschikbaar, tblleerkracht.fldnaam AS NaamLeerkrachtNormaal, tblleerkracht.fldvoornaam AS  VoornaamLeerkrachtnormaal, tbldag.flddag AS Dag, tbllesuur.fldvan AS Van, tbllesuur.fldtot   AS Tot
FROM (((tbllokaal AS tbllokaal_2 RIGHT JOIN (tblvervangingen LEFT JOIN tblleerkracht AS   tblleerkracht_1 ON tblvervangingen.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht_1.fldleerkrachtID) ON   tbllokaal_2.fldlokaalID = tblvervangingen.fldlokaalID) LEFT JOIN tbltaak ON  tblvervangingen.fldtaakID = tbltaak.fldtaakID) LEFT JOIN tblleerkracht AS tblleerkracht_2  ON tbltaak.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht_2.fldleerkrachtID) RIGHT JOIN (((tbllokaal AS tbllokaal_1 INNER JOIN (((tbldag INNER JOIN (tblklas INNER JOIN tbluurroosterleerkracht ON tblklas.fldklasID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldklasID) ON tbldag.flddagID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.flddagID) INNER JOIN tblvak ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldvakID = tblvak.fldvakID) INNER JOIN tbllokaal ON tblklas.fldlokaalID = tbllokaal.fldlokaalID) ON tbllokaal_1.fldlokaalID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldlokaalID) INNER JOIN tbllesuur ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldlesuurID = tbllesuur.fldlesuurID) INNER JOIN tblleerkracht ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht.fldleerkrachtID) ON tblvervangingen.flduurroosterleerkrachtID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.flduurroosterleerkrachtID
ORDER BY tblleerkracht.fldnaam, tblleerkracht.fldvoornaam, tbldag.flddag,   tbllesuur.fldvan;

A: It is an unusual SQL query. Are you sure it produces the result you want?
When trying to understand code it is useful to format it so that you can clearly see each part of it. This is particularly true for big SQL queries, and code with lots of nested bracketted bits.
Here is the SQL with my rough formatting applied...
SELECT
  tbluurroosterleerkracht.flduurroosterleerkrachtID AS uurroosterID,
  tblklas.fldnaam AS Klas,
  tbllokaal.fldnummer AS Hoofdlokaal,
  tblvak.fldvak AS Vak,
  tbllokaal_1.fldnaam AS LesLokaal,
  tbllokaal_2.fldbeschikbaar AS beschikbaar,
  tblleerkracht.fldnaam AS NaamLeerkrachtNormaal,
  tblleerkracht.fldvoornaam AS VoornaamLeerkrachtnormaal,
  tbldag.flddag AS Dag,
  tbllesuur.fldvan AS Van,
  tbllesuur.fldtot AS Tot
FROM
 (
   (
    (tbllokaal AS tbllokaal_2
     RIGHT JOIN (tblvervangingen
                LEFT JOIN tblleerkracht AS tblleerkracht_1
                ON tblvervangingen.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht_1.fldleerkrachtID
                )
     ON tbllokaal_2.fldlokaalID = tblvervangingen.fldlokaalID
    )
    LEFT JOIN tbltaak
    ON tblvervangingen.fldtaakID = tbltaak.fldtaakID
   )
   LEFT JOIN tblleerkracht AS tblleerkracht_2
   ON tbltaak.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht_2.fldleerkrachtID
 )
 RIGHT JOIN
 (
   (
     (tbllokaal AS tbllokaal_1
      INNER JOIN
       (
         (
           (tbldag
            INNER JOIN
             (tblklas
              INNER JOIN tbluurroosterleerkracht
              ON tblklas.fldklasID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldklasID
             )
            ON tbldag.flddagID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.flddagID
           )
           INNER JOIN tblvak
           ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldvakID = tblvak.fldvakID
         )
         INNER JOIN tbllokaal
         ON tblklas.fldlokaalID = tbllokaal.fldlokaalID
       )
       ON tbllokaal_1.fldlokaalID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldlokaalID
     )
     INNER JOIN tbllesuur
     ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldlesuurID = tbllesuur.fldlesuurID
   )
   INNER JOIN tblleerkracht
   ON tbluurroosterleerkracht.fldleerkrachtID = tblleerkracht.fldleerkrachtID
 )
 ON tblvervangingen.flduurroosterleerkrachtID = tbluurroosterleerkracht.flduurroosterleerkrachtID
ORDER BY
  tblleerkracht.fldnaam,
  tblleerkracht.fldvoornaam,
  tbldag.flddag,
  tbllesuur.fldvan;

Is there a specific part that you do not understand?
I think despite not understanding how the SQL works. Your string building method should still work as a way to store the sql in a program variable.

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Нифонт (световно Немања Павловић; Азбуковица код Крупња, 2. јун 1987) српски је архимандрит и старешина Манастира Соко.

Биографија
Архимандрит Нифонт (Павловић), рођен је 2. јуна 1987. године у Азбуковици код Крупња, од побожних родитеља. На крштењу је добио име Немања.

Завршио је Богословију Светог Арсенија у Сремским Карловцима, 2002. године а потом дипломира на Православном богословском факултету Светог Василија Острошког у Источном Сарајеву, 2006. године.

Замонашен је 2007. године у Манастиру Радовашници, код Шапца од стране епископа шабачкога Лаврентија Трифуновића, добивши монашко име Нифонт у Радовашници, је био старешина од 2007. до 2009. године.

Благословом епископа шабачкога Лаврентија 2007. године произведен је за игумана Манастира Богоштице, код Крупња, где се налази и данас.

Види још

 Епархија шабачка
 Манастир Богоштица

Референце

Спољашње везе

 Нифонт (Павловић)
 Богоштица

Рођени 1987.
Крупањци
Игумани Српске православне цркве
Архимандрити Српске православне цркве

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Below are a small selection of the tour options we can offer.
Dalat Countryside Adventure Loop: We pick you up at your hotel about 08:30 am and show you the highlights of Dalat City such as the Crazy House and Dragon Pagoda. We then ride to the countryside where you can enjoy the scenic view of the terrace fields and broaden your knowledge of how the locals make a living on their farms producing vegetables, flowers, coffee, mushrooms..


The capital of Thailand is our first destination on the Singapore Malaysia Bangkok tour package from Mumbai. With jungles that shimmer with a million shades of green, jade blue waters that hide colorful marine life in their folds and food that dances on your taste buds, Thailand has something to offer to all those who come knocking on its doors. Vast as Thailand maybe, its vibrant culture and history can all be experienced in its capital city of Bangkok. The Thai-ness of Bangkok is virtually visible in all aspects of daily life and on its streets. Few other cities reward exploration as richly as Bangkok, with it Floating Market and tucked away eateries, Chinese Opera performances and eager to converse monks.
Next stop on the tour package of Singapore Malaysia Bangkok from Mumbai will bring you to the doors of the great city of Singapore. Boasting of the world's busiest port, Singapore has a repute of attracting millions and millions of tourists due to its tax friendly policies and easy entry. Tropical climate, tasty food, copious shopping mall and vibrant nightlife scenes all contribute to the charm of Singapore along with green skyscrapers, botanical gardens, walking train and treetop jungle bridges.
Finally, we move on to Malaysia the last destination on our Singapore Malaysia Bangkok tour package from Mumbai. With an astounding amount of cultural diversity, Malaysia stands true on its catchy slogan, 'Malaysia, truly Asia.' Define by equatorial rainforests, seemingly impenetrable forage and a wide array of wildlife, visitors often to lose themselves in the quieter, greener side of Malaysia.
Give your Singapore Malaysia Bangkok tour package from Mumbai a great start as you set out to explore The City Of Angels.
The capital of Thailand is known for its rich, multifaceted personality. Here, air conditioned mega malls sit next to ancient ancestral homes; slow moving traffic is bypassed by longtail boats and Buddhist monk dressed in maroon robes shop for the latest smartphones. Immensely beautified by such contradictions; you can find a lot of things to do.
Upon arrival, a transfer will be arranged to take you from the airport to your 3-star hotel accommodation where you can relax for a little while before heading out on the city tour to thoroughly explore this mesmerizing city.
Start your tour post breakfast. Occupying an area of 200 acres Safari World consists of two major parks: Safari Park and Marine Park. As the name suggests, Safari Park offers you an opportunity to drive around and spot animals from all across the world. This Park is about 8 kilometers long, and safaris usually last for about 45 minutes. A major attraction in Safari park is the daily lion and tiger feeding shows. Marine Park, though the name suggests an aquarium, this Park is home to a wide variety of animals hailing from land, sea, and air. With Jungle cruise riverine and the water flume, this enchanting Park post of 8 world class shows including stunts and animal interactions. Return to your hotel and get a good night's sleep.
The transfer will be arranged to take you from your hotel to the Airport in Bangkok and from the airport back to the hotel in Singapore after breakfast and checkout. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening at leisure before we head out to the Night Safari.
It is the world's first nocturnal zoo and also the most popular tourist attractions in Singapore. Night Safari currently houses or whooping 2500 animal representing over 130 species and draws about 1 million tourist each year. Divided into seven geographical zones you can catch glimpses of Indian rhinoceros, Asian elephant, spotted Leopard and these animals are separated from visitors by natural barrier rather than the traditional prison-like cages.
Here you can also enjoy cultural performances like tribal dances and fire eating. "Creatures of the Night" is an interesting show performed by the animals of the Night Safari. A unique dining experience of eating in at a teepee tent can also be enjoyed by visitors in the evening in the wild restaurant at night Safari.
The tour starts post-breakfast. Featuring about 28 attractions in the form of rides and shows the Universal Studio Singapore is divided into seven different zones. This Studio is situated on the Sentosa Island and covers an area of 20 hectares. Bringing out the child in all those who come here, there are themed attractions here for one and all. Each of the 7 zones has its unique attractions, shows and character appearances based on the movie or television series it takes inspiration from. Return to hotel for a night-stay and dinner.
Embark on tour post-breakfast. Sentosa is Singapore's activity center. With artificial family-friendly beaches to ambitious theme parks you can find it all on this Island. 800 species of marine animals swim in the sea world, Singapore stunning and impressive aquarium that we create more than 49 different aquatic habitats. Another such amazing attraction here is the Tiger Sky Tower that provides breathtaking views on the entire Sentosa Island as well as Singapore.
Singapore offers a world of attractions to tourists; diverse culture, neighborhood food markets, malls that can make you feel like royalty and cutting edge entertainment. Explore all that the city has to offer with a half day City tour.You have the evening at leisure to shop or explore the city some more. With it extremely efficient and well-connected transport system it is a wonderful and hassle-free experience to travel in Singapore.
Iconic views, sizzling street food and rich culture are all apart of Kuala Lumpur, the last destination on our Singapore Malaysia Bangkok tour from Mumbai.
The Skyline punctuated by minarets, Mogul style domes and skyscrapers, Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant mix of Chinese, Malay, and Indian communities. Here, reverence for the ancient cultures in balance by the cities needs to be plugged into the modern world. Check into your hotel in Kuala Lumpur after a scenic drive from Singapore and relax as you have the rest of the day at leisure. The best way to connect with locals is to engage in their favorite past times: shopping and eating. Explore the vibrant market and hidden eateries with mouth-watering delicacies.
Untouched ancient caves of Batu and state of the art Modern Marvel of Genting Highlands will surely make your day extremely interesting.
Post breakfast go for sightseeing. The man-made Marvels of Genting Highlands with its casinos, attractions and rides is situated on a hilltop approximately 5700 feet above sea level. The cool climate and an array of activities to choose from making a trip to Genting highland worthwhile.After being mesmerized by the man-made wonders of Genting we move on towards the four hundred-million-year-old caves of Batu, famous and revered among Hindu tourists and worshippers due to its idols and temples inside the main caves.
Bid Adieu to the wonderful land of Malaysia as you take home with you happy memories and leave behind a promise of return.
A transfer will be arranged to take you from the hotel in Kuala Lumpur to the Airport.
What are the best ways to explore the nightlife of Bangkok?
The best way to explore the nightlife in Bangkok is to visit the night markets.
Is traveling in Singapore safe?
Singapore is considered to be one of the cleanest and safest countries in the world.
What are a few basic phrases in the Thai Language?
Hello = Sawatdii, Thank you = Khop kun, Gee baht = how much are some of the basic Thai phrases that will help you on your journey.
Though most of the southeast asia countries have a tropical climate, the best time to visit is during the dry and cool season from November to February.


Piping design is an integral part of engineering services. There are two components to Piping design: Piping Modeling and Piping Stress. Both are critical for developing efficient piping processes to find out the best way to transport fluids or gas. The best way here means the safest, most efficient and cost-effective design for the process. However, piping systems are intricate frameworks spanning the industrial complex. Poor design or design failure can have disastrous consequences – jeopardizing the safety of employees and resulting in a halt in production, extensive repairs and financial losses.
An intelligent design is the backbone of an accurate and safe piping system. Developing a piping system design that senses and controls the pressure, load, flow rate and temperature of the transmitted fluid or gas can be somewhat tricky. Companies developing or outsourcing their underground piping design need to be especially cautious and heedful of the many difficulties that crop up while architecting their engineering piping.
The success of the project hinges on the accuracy of piping materials suggested and designed during 3D Modeling. This depends on an accurate understanding of the process be it pharmaceutical, power, petrochemicals etc. The requirement specifications from the design team should include process data sheets, equipment data sheets and other niche disciplinary details for accurate designing and materials. The design engineer also needs to consider issues like the amount of pressure, the width of piping, the components used in the process, when selecting the construction material.
Piping design companies must also analyze and customize the designs based on the temperature and weather conditions of the process plant. The dimensioning and tolerances are different for colder climates and tropical zones. Several codes like ASME, ASTM, ISO, SAE, ANSI, BS, DIN and MIL are applicable to specific oil and gas facilities depending on the location and weather conditions. The design team/partner must verify what regulations, codes and standards will apply for the specific process, materials used and project location. Poor knowledge or implementation of these standards in designing can have severe consequences for the project.
For instance, piping design in the U.S, on offshore facilities is regulated in accordance with ANSI/ASME Standard B31.3. Whereas most onshore facilities are mandated to adhere with ANSI/ASME Standard B31.4 or B31.8, depending on whether it is an oil or gas facility. Similarly, various codes apply for various engineering disciplines be it Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals, Power and based on the fluids and materials used. Failing to interpret and execute correctly can hamper the project.
Pipe Stress Analysis (thermal flexibility analysis) predicts the stresses in piping and loads on equipment resulting from thermal gradients, thermal transients, weights, pressure, and bolt-up strain. It is an indispensable part of piping design because it calculates the structural responses and stresses of piping systems to international codes and standards. This study is especially necessary for piping systems that will be subject to high temperature fluctuations, or for long pipe runs such as hot piping to coolers or headers. It is also required in cases where the equipment is sensitive to external loads.
Often pipe stress requirements are not adequately calculated while routing and supporting piping systems. Especially in cases that require proper flexibility to absorb expansion/contraction of pipes because of thermal loads. So often, it results in a belated realization that the layout is stiff and engineers suggest routing changes to make the design more flexible. This results in considerable back and forth design iterations until a suitable layout and support scheme is agreed upon.
Unfortunately, a majority of the piping design codes don't address vibration issues in great detail. Often vibration analysis is ignored or misunderstood at design stage and simple static analysis is performed on piping systems. Over the course of time, the vibration tendency of piping systems has been seen to amplify due to increased flow rates of process industries through pipes and usage of high strength thin walled piping (flexible) material during design.
Vibration problems are a major hindrance at operating plants. It is an integrity risk for facility owners because of the implications of failure: product releases from ruptured piping. However, these can be mitigated at design level by conducting a vibration analysis with respect to the process, equipment and material used.
Both vibration analysis and piping stress need to be adequately addressed to include realistic pipe support stiffness assumptions, and use of vibratory clamps/restraints that have enough flexibility for thermal growth.
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They have a long burn life - because who doesn't need to stretch a dollar, amiright? A girl still has to have money for lipstick and chic-fil-a! We burn these candles in the store almost all day five days a week, and they last several weeks at this rate. I have found that their 80 hour burn time is almost exact, and one of the highest of the soy candles I've tried.
They are locally sourced - being involved in the small business community is something we value highly here at The Merc. These candles are poured right around the corner in Denton, TX! #shopsmall is the way to go!
We are stocked up for the holidays! So you can come by and grab the perfect gift for that special someone - or for yourself, we promise not to tell!


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Rose Terry Cooke (ur. 17 lutego 1827, zm. 18 lipca 1892) – amerykańska poetka.

Życiorys
Rose Terry Cooke urodziła się 17 lutego 1827 w miejscowości West Hartford w stanie Connecticut. Jej rodzicami byli Henry Wadsworth Terry and Anne Wright Hurlbut. Uczyła się w Hartford Female Seminary. W 1857 cieszyła się na tyle dobrą opinią jako poetka, że James Russell Lowell zaproponował jej napisanie otwierającego numer opowiadania do The Atlantic Monthly. W 1873 wyszła za mąż za Rollina H. Cooke'a. Zmarła 18 lipca 1892 w Pittsfield w stanie Massachusetts.

Twórczość
Rose Terry już w szkole dała się poznać jako autorka wierszy i dramatów. Debiutowała wierszem ogłoszonym w 1851 w New York Daily Tribune, który spotkał się z uznaniem wydawcy Charlesa A. Dany. W 1861 wydała pierwszy tomik wierszy. Po ślubie pisała przede wszystkim opowiadania z wiejskiego życia Nowej Anglii, wydane w tomach Hoppy Dodd (1878), Somebody's Neighbors (1881), Root-bound (1885), The Sphinx's Children (1886), Steadfast (1889) i Huckleberries (1891). W 1888 opublikowała wiersze zebrane (Complete Poems). Do jej znanych wierszy należy utwór The Two Villages. Napisała również wiersz o pająku (Arachne). Przywołuje się też będący rozwinięciem słów z Ewangelii epigramat Unto me.

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

Amerykańscy poeci XIX wieku
Urodzeni w 1827
Zmarli w 1892


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The Future Homes Alliance
Future Homes is a partnership of organisations who are leaders in their field. It was originally formed by Professor Rose Gilroy, of Newcastle University, who brought together a range of organisations in Newcastle from academia to business to government to the public and voluntary sectors. Our partners have joined up to experiment with new ideas and influence housing design on a global scale after receiving £1.12m from the Homes and Community Agency in December 2016.
Rose Gilroy
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For those 60 and older...
Food for People has two programs that aim to help those 60 and older looking for food assistance. The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) and the Senior Brown Bag Program. Please read below for further details about the programs or call us at (707)445-3166 extension 309 to apply and find the program that fits your needs best.
The CSFP program is currently available for pick-up in Eureka, Arcata, McKinleyville, Trinidad, and Fortuna. The Senior Brown Bag pick-up sites are currently provided in Arcata, Blue Lake, Bridgeville, Eureka, Fortuna, Garberville, Hoopa, Manila, McKinleyville, Orleans, Rio Dell, Trinidad, Weitchpec, and Willow Creek. A small number of home deliveries are available for seniors who are homebound and have no other way to access the program. Delivery is not guaranteed and depends on whether volunteer drivers are available.
For those younger than 60...
Food for People's Homebound Delivery Program is for adults younger than 60 years old who are too ill or disabled to leave their homes to access our other programs. The program requires having a medical referral from either a hospital discharge planner, social worker, home health worker, or medical professional. Please view the income guidelines below and call us at (707) 445-3166 extension 309 for inquires.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides a 30-40 pound box of nutritious food monthly for income-eligible seniors each month (age 60 and older). All boxes come with the addition of bread and up to 10 lbs of fresh produce. Services are currently available for pick-up in Eureka, Arcata, McKinleyville, Trinidad, and Fortuna.
CSFP Senior income guideliness
People in Household Monthly Income
Household of 1 = $1,383
Each additional person add $486
*These guidelines are effective for 2020, until notification in 2021.
Applications for CSFP must be filled out in person with a trained staff member. Please contact our Senior & Homebound Programs Coordinator to apply by calling (707) 445-3166 extension 309, or email seniors@foodforpeople.org.
In order to complete an application, applicants will need to show:
ID that displays date of birth
Food for People does not keep copies of this information. It only needs to be viewed.
Senior Brown Bag Program
The Senior Brown Bag Program has been in operation since 1987, and currently provides a monthly bag of groceries for up to 400 low-income seniors age 60 or older at locations throughout Humboldt County. Volunteer drivers deliver bags to those who are unable to pick up their own food. Each bag consists of a variety of USDA, purchased, and locally donated foods, bread, and up to 10 lbs of fresh produce.
Eligibility for the Senior Brown Bag Program is based on income:
Household of 1 = $2,522.33
Each additional = Add $889.08
*updated May 2021
Click here to download an application for the Senior Brown Bag program. Completed applications can be:
Emailed to us at seniors@foodforpeople.org
Faxed to us (707) 445-5946.
or mail to Food for People, PO Box 4922, Eureka, CA 95502
Call our Senior Programs Coordinator at (707) 445-3166 extension 303 to learn more about how to apply for Senior Brown Bag and access the program from a site in your local community, or email seniors@foodforpeople.org.
Resources for Site Partners Operating the Brown Bag Program:
Click on any of the items below to download tools and resources helpful for your Brown Bag distributions:
EFA7 Signature Sheet (This is the NEW official USDA signature sheet that must be used at distributions)
EFA7 Signature Sheet in Spanish
USDA EFAP income guidelines (May 2021-Revised) (Bilingual income guidelines for accessing USDA commodity foods must be posted at distribution)
"And Justice for All" poster (This must be posted at distribution)
Proxy/Alternate Pick-Up Form (May 2021-Revised) When someone picks up commodities for someone else, either this form must be used OR a note that contains the same info, which includes: Date, client name, name of person the client is giving permission to pick up the food, signature, address, zip code, number of people in the household.
Proxy/Alternate Pick-Up Form in Spanish (May 2021)
Civil Rights Training Tool
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To download/print CalFresh flyers with income guidelines and information on how to apply, visit our CalFresh Task Force- Eligibility & Contacts page
To download resources for gardening and accessing farmers' markets and CSA's with CalFresh, visit our CalFresh Task Force- Gardening & Farmers' Markets page
For more information on CalFresh in general, visit our CalFresh Outreach page.
For recipes and nutrition resources, visit our Recipes & Nutrition Education page.
Our partners at Humboldt County Dept. of Health & Human Services and St. Joseph Health coordinate to update and provide a comprehensive list of many different types of resources available in Humboldt County. Click here to view/download/print the resource list. And as an additional tool, the Humboldt Network of Family Resource Centers put all of this information into an online resource search engine. Click here to use the resource list search engine.
Homebound Delivery Program
The Homebound Delivery Program provides a monthly bag of groceries for up to 100 individuals under 60 years of age who are too ill or disabled to leave their homes. Services may be provided on either a short-term or long-term basis, depending on the nature of the illness or disability. Some of our program participants are recovering from surgery or treatments, while others may be coping with a terminal illness. Referrals are required and accepted from hospital discharge planners, social workers, home health workers, medical professionals, etc. This program is completely supported by local donations.
Each bag consists of a variety of USDA and locally donated foods, bread, and up to 10 lbs of fresh produce. We do our best to include specific items requested as medically necessary for a certain type of diet. Food boxes are delivered by volunteers to recipients in Bridgeville, Eureka, Fortuna, Loleta, Manila, Arcata, McKinleyville, Rio Dell, and Trinidad.
Eligibility for the Homebound Delivery Program is based on income:
(*income updated May 2021)
To apply for the Homebound Delivery Program, you must download and fill out two forms:
Click here to download the application form for the Homebound Delivery Program (same form as Brown Bag application).
Click here to download the required medical referral form. Completed and signed applications must include the referral form (to be filled out by a medical provider).
Both forms can be mailed to Food for People (PO Box 4922, Eureka CA 95502), or faxed to us at (707) 445-5946. Please contact the program coordinator with questions at (707) 445-3166 ext. 303 or seniors@foodforpeople.org.
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, religious creed, disability, age, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.
To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
mail: U.S. Department of AgricultureOffice of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;
fax: (202) 690-7442; or
email: program.intake@usda.gov.
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Canada and the United States are on the precipice of an international trade war and this country's dairy industry is being pushed closer and closer to the edge.
Trump and his staff launched a blistering, personal attack against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this weekend after he left the G7 meeting in Quebec's pristine Charlevoix region.
Trudeau, Trump said, was "meek" and accused the prime minister of making false statements during a news conference. The United States, he added, would not sign the G7's planned communiqué as a result, despite last minute negotiations that went into the wee hours of the morning.
The U.S. president's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, told the Fox television network there was "a special place in hell" for the Canadian prime minister.
Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, accused Canada of "stabbing us in the back" while appearing on CNN's State of the Union program.
The U.S. anger, which appears to have caught Canadian and other international leaders off guard, seems to have been unleashed because of Trudeau's insistence that Canada will defend its national interests on trade.
Trudeau said Canada will impose about $16.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs against the U.S., if Washington continues to impose stiff import tariffs on Canada steel and aluminum.
"I have made it very clear to the president that it's not something we relish doing because Canadians — we're polite, we're reasonable — but we will not be pushed around," Trudeau told reporters at a G7 news conference June 9.
The thing is Trudeau's remarks weren't new. He made the same comments in American media interviews during the aftermath of Washington's decision to impose the tariffs in the first place.
Ottawa is prepared to levy more than $16 billion in retaliatory tariffs starting Canada Day.
Washington has insisted the tariffs are necessary because of national security concerns, an argument Canadian officials call absurd.
Over the weekend, Trump appeared to toss his own administration's reasoning under the bus, tweeting that he'd actually imposed the tariffs because of Canada's high tariffs on some U.S. dairy products.
"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, "US Tariffs were kind of insulting" and he "will not be pushed around." Very dishonest & weak. Our Tariffs are in response to his of 270% on dairy!" Trump tweeted.
Canada imposes high tariffs on some U.S. dairy products if imports surpass set import quotas. About 10 percent of this country's dairy market is open to international exports, with much of that access granted to the U.S. producers.
Ahead of the G7 meeting, Trudeau told dairy farmers in Quebec, where voters head to the polls Oct. 1, he will continue to defend supply management. Trump had repeatedly vowed to open up Canada's dairy market.
If Canada doesn't open up its dairy market, Trump said over the weekend, there will be unspecified consequences.
As part of North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations, American negotiators have demanded Canada eliminate within a decade its entire supply-management system, which regulates egg, poultry and dairy production.
However, media reports had left this country's dairy industry on edge. In a TV interview with NBC's Meet the Press, the prime minister appeared to suggest Canada was willing to be flexible on the file.
Days later, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue told American media that Canada had made an offer on the dairy front that would give the U.S. more access but it wasn't enough. Perdue is scheduled to travel to Prince Edward Island for a meeting with MacAulay June 15.
In light of this week's diplomatic spat, it's unclear whether Canada is willing to reopen those NAFTA conversations.
Kelsey Johnson is a reporter with iPolitics, www.ipolitics.ca.


General Missions Department chuanManigong, Arunachal Missions Field School-a thawk tur Missionary Teacher – 3 (Principal 1 leh Teacher 2) a la thar dawn a, dil duhte tan dil theih a ni.
1. Diltu chu HSSLC passed chin a ni tur a ni. Principal hna diltu chu Graduate/BA emaw a tlukpui emaw passed chin a ni tur a ni.
2. Hlawh chu General Missions Deptt. hlawh inpek dan dungzuia pek tur a ni ang.
3. Diltu chuan mahni lawina Church Board recommend-na thiltel tur a ni.
4. Dilna hi plain paper-a ziakin February 19, 2018 aia tlai lova thleng turin General Director, Missions Deptt hnenah thehluh tur a ni.
5. Written test a awm lovang a, February ni 20, 2018 (Tuesday) 11:00a.m ah General Hqrs. Office Mualpui Aizawl-ah Personal interview neih tur a ni.
6. Interview hunah Original marksheets & documents ken tur a ni.
7. Zuk leh hmuam, ruih theih thil timi tan dil theih a ni lovang.
Hriatfiah loh leh zawhchian duh neite tan a hnuaia hming ziak hnenah zawhfiah theih a ni e.


For this site I consider anything newer than 1980 to still be a current model. Some people say that some very old clarinets were made of Bakelite. This seems not to be true, from what I have read at woodwind.com. Many older clarinets from around the 1930's to the mid-1950's were made of hard rubber. Also Boosey & Hawkes made hard rubber clarinets much more recently. Some older hard rubber clarinets are quite good. I include them under the heading of Plastic, because people often think they are made of plastic.
Ebonite and hard rubber are basically the same thing. Pedler also made a clarinet of a material called Grenlite, it is shiny and hard like the old Buffett B12. I think it is plastic.
Another name for a variety of hard rubber was the Grenatex by Martin Frères.


Brunch with Honey & Co.
On 11 Feb, the Gastronomy Society made a trip down to Kai @ Mayfair. Kai is one of the few Chinese restaurants in London awarded with a Michelin star and was featured in Gordon Ramsay's search for the best UK restaurant in 2010. This competition portrayed Kai as a seemingly traditional and authentic Chinese restaurant with an avant-garde twist to certain dishes.
It was particularly rainy last Friday night. The damp observation really shouldn't have come as a surprise since it seems like it has rained every day since I arrived to this town as an exchange student a month ago. Except this night really was different. Good food doesn't always accompany rainy nights.
Having heard many good things about Dishoom, my friend and I decided to drop by Covent Garden and try out the Bombay-cafe style Indian restaurant that had attracted long queues of diners for quite a while.
With the growing popularity of sushi, chain restaurants such as Wasabi and Itsu are popping up constantly and churning out boxes and boxes of preprepared sushi that is adjusted to the western taste. Hare & Tortoise is unfortunately no different. Their extensive menu consists of the usual selections that have been popularised in the Western world, including the California Maki, Dragon Maki and Spider Maki, as well as varieties of ramen, rice and side dishes to appeal to the mass market.


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Cheviot () is a town in the Hurunui District of north Canterbury, on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand. It is located on State Highway 1, approximately  north of Christchurch and  south of Kaikōura.

History and naming
The government under Minister of Lands John McKenzie bought the Cheviot Hills estate between 1892 and 1893 from the descendants of William Robinson. The Cheviot Hills estate was broken into 54 farms and a township, which was originally called McKenzie.  This name was "in widespread use for a decade or two" but gradually fell into disuse.   The Cheviot county council was formed 1895. In 1901 the township had a population of 113.

A large earthquake measuring 6.9 hit near Cheviot on 16 November 1901. A number of buildings were badly damaged and one death was reported.

The post office was always known as Cheviot and by at least 1913 the township too was generally known as Cheviot. Cheviot Hills estate had been named by its original lease holder, John Scott Caverhill, after his home country, the Cheviot Hills straddling the Anglo-Scottish border.

The Robinson homestead burned down in 1936. Its foundations and grounds became part of the Cheviot Hills Domain, with the homestead's original front steps part of the cricket pavilion.

The Cheviot County rural water supply was opened in 1971. It cost $420,000 and supplies water to an area of 128,000 acres through 190 miles of pipes. A fountain, which sits outside the local school, was built to commemorate the event.

Demographics
Cheviot is defined by Statistics New Zealand as a rural settlement and covers . It is part of the wider Parnassus statistical area.

Cheviot had a population of 372 at the 2018 New Zealand census, an increase of 6 people (1.6%) since the 2013 census, and a decrease of 18 people (-4.6%) since the 2006 census. There were 177 households. There were 183 males and 186 females, giving a sex ratio of 0.98 males per female, with 60 people (16.1%) aged under 15 years, 39 (10.5%) aged 15 to 29, 144 (38.7%) aged 30 to 64, and 129 (34.7%) aged 65 or older.

Ethnicities were 87.1% European/Pākehā, 21.8% Māori, 4.0% Pacific peoples, 2.4% Asian, and 0.8% other ethnicities (totals add to more than 100% since people could identify with multiple ethnicities).

Although some people objected to giving their religion, 45.2% had no religion, 40.3% were Christian, 0.8% were Muslim and 2.4% had other religions.

Of those at least 15 years old, 18 (5.8%) people had a bachelor or higher degree, and 93 (29.8%) people had no formal qualifications. The employment status of those at least 15 was that 108 (34.6%) people were employed full-time, 63 (20.2%) were part-time, and 9 (2.9%) were unemployed.

The region
Cheviot is a service town for highway traffic and for a pastoral farming district that is currently predominant in sheep farming. Based in the township are a volunteer fire and ambulance services and one full-time police officer.  Surrounding settlements include:

Domett
Originally a railway town, Domett is now only populated by farms and a petrol station.  Next to the Old Main Road/Hurunui Mouth Road junction is the old Domett Railway Station, relocated and refurbished as a cafe.  Domett Service Station provides after-hours sale of fuel (with surcharge): most service stations in the area close around 6pm.

Spotswood
Spotswood has an old hall that is still used regularly, and mainly consists of farms around Waiau East Road.

Parnassus
Parnassus has a higher population than the other settlements, although the local Parnassus School was closed in 2008. The famous Waiau River road/rail bridge was here, before being abandoned and replaced with a new road bridge.  Prior to the opening of the old bridge in the 1930s a ferry across the river carried goods north and south.  The Waiau River ends not far away; however, access to the river mouth must be made over farm property with the owners' permission.  On the State Highway north of Parnassus is Leader Road which leads to the townships of Waiau, Rotherham, Culverden and Hanmer Springs.

Gore Bay

Gore Bay is a surfing beach with summer beach houses and 14 permanent residents. There are two local camping grounds, each with beach access and business. It is a popular New Year's Eve venue.

Of note is Cathedral Gully, a spectacular weathered clay canyon.

Port Robinson

Once a prospering port, Port Robinson is now an abandoned wreck. The old wharf may still be seen, but it is in a dangerous state of disrepair.

Stonyhurst Station
Stonyhurst is a farming station in the Blythe Valley, southwest of Cheviot.

It was founded in 1851 by Frederick Weld and Charles Clifford. He had gained his impression when walking from Lyttelton to Flaxbourne, in Marlborough. Clifford landed sheep on the beach just south of the Blythe River which was later be going to be known as Stonyhurst Station, named after Stonyhurst College in England where they were both educated.

The farm originally occupied nearly , the whole of the Blythe Valley. About  was sold in 1863, and a further  a decade later. In about 1900, much of the rest of the land was subdivided. The current station is about one tenth of the original area.

The area is described by the local authority as "a potentially significant natural area", and the manager's cottage is a Category II protected building under the Historic Places Act.

Education

Schooling in Cheviot commenced in 1894. The first school was the McKenzie School, where the A&P Showgrounds are today. The name changed to Cheviot School in 1931. From its inception, the school provided primary education up to Form Two. In 1937, it became the Cheviot District High School.

Cheviot Area School is a composite, co-educational school for Year 1 to 13 students. It also has a wider role providing continuing education, facilities and support for community groups. The closest main contributing school, Parnassus, a year 1-6 school, closed in 2008. It had a roll of  as of .

The large oak trees in the school grounds were planted to commemorate those former students who died in World War 2.

Cheviot Area School competes in the Canterbury Area Schools Association Festival sporting competition with schools in Akaroa, Amuri, Hawarden, Oxford, and Rangiora. It also takes part in international exchanges with schools in Japan and Canada.

The township has two preschools, Cheviot Learning Centre and The Tree Hut.

See also
1901 Cheviot earthquake
Manuka Bay

References

External links

Cheviot information  at the Hurunui District Council
Cheviot Promotions Group

Populated places in Canterbury, New Zealand
Hurunui District


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Published January 29,2019
The head of a global aid body on Monday condemned the European Union for blocking a humanitarian vessel with 47 irregular migrants to its ports.
"We call on European governments to find a durable solution that prevents further deaths in the Mediterranean," said Francesco Rocca, the president of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in a statement.
On Jan. 19, a rescue ship run by a Germany-based humanitarian group, the Sea Watch 3, rescued 47 irregular migrants off the Libyan coast.
Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Salvini refused to allow the boat to the ports.
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Charges: Blue Earth mother smashed girl's face into table, told her to lie about injuries
December 3, 2019 12:16PM CST
(Blue Earth, MN) – A Blue Earth mother stands accused of causing injuries to her daughter by smashing the girl's face into a table.
Angela Marie Torgerson, 37, was charged last week in Faribault County Court with misdemeanor punishment of a child.
Blue Earth Area Elementary School called child protection services on November 26th after a 10-year-old girl came to school arrived at school with an ice pack on her wrist and an injury to her forehead, according to the complaint.
The girl told authorities that her mother – Torgerson – had smashed her head into a table and hit her on her butt with a hairbrush. According to the complaint, the girl said she had lied to Torgerson about what she'd eaten for breakfast, which angered her mother, who began chasing her around the house. Torgerson eventually caught the girl by the back of the hair and knocked her head into the coffee table, causing lacerations and bruising to the girl's forehead and wrist, according to the complaint.
The complaint said the victim also had an oval mark on her buttocks that was consistent with the shape of the back of a hairbrush.
Torgerson admitted that she'd been angry with her daughter for lying about her breakfast. She told investigators her hand still hurt from spanking the girl, and that she hadn't used a brush. Torgerson alleged the girl had tripped in the kitchen, causing the injury to her forehead and wrist. She told police her daughter is a perpetual liar.
The victim told investigators her mother had instructed her to tell the teachers the injuries were caused by a fall. She asked child protective services in they were people who take children away from their parents, because her mother told her it would happen.
Torgerson was arrested and taken into custody at the Faribault County Jail.
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Santa Magdalena del Vilar és una capella romànica de Lladurs (Solsonès) protegida com a Bé Cultural d'Interès Local.

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Hi ha referències documentals d'aquesta capella l'any 1094 quan és donada, a més d'altres possessions, a l'església de Santa Maria de Solsona. D'origen romànic va ser transformada completament durant el primer terç del segle XVIII.

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Describing the upcoming Lok Sabha polls as a 'crucial one', the scientist said "the polls ask for a re-affirmation of the most fundamental guarantees our Constitution gives us equal rights to faith, culture, language, association, personal liberty and freedom of expression."
A group of scientists and researchers have become the latest community to issue a public appeal to citizens to reject divisive politics. A week ago, more than 100 filmmakers appealed to citizens not to vote for the BJP while on Monday, 231 writers appealed to the people to reject "hate politics".
A collective of more than 150 noted scientists have appealed to voters to reject those who lynch or assault people and also those who encourage such practices. The collective urged to vote against "inequality, intimidation, discrimination, and unreason and remember the constitutional commitment to scientific temper". The scientists declare that we cannot endorse politics that divides us, creates fears and marginalises a large fraction of our society.
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The appeal was posted on Wednesday on the website of the Indian Cultural Forum, an association of academics, activists, lawyers and scientists. However, the statement was signed by 154 scientists, researchers and academics from various institutions, including the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, the Indian Statistical Institute, Ashoka University and the Indian Institutes of Technology.
The statement's signatories include many of the country's research community, including Amitabh Joshi, Gagandeep Kang, Naresh Dadhich, Prajval Shastri, Rama Govindarajan, Satyajit Mayor and Subhash Lakhotia, among others. The document was drafted by Satyajit Rath, adjunct Professor, IISER-Pune, and Rahul Roy, ISI-New Delhi.
The statement appeals to voters to uphold their constitutional rights. It also calls out violence against those fighting superstition. Finally, the scientist community asks the people to remember science as a means to 'democratic empowerment' instead of thinking about it solely as a 'commercial enterprise'. In this appeal, the group also noted that there is an atmosphere in which scientists, activists and rationalists are hounded, harassed, intimidated, censored, jailed, or worse, murdered.
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Non-coding DNA located outside chromosomes may help drive glioblastoma
IMAGE: Glioblastoma tumor cells with extrachromosomal EGFR gene amplification (red) indicated by white arrows.
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One of the ways a cancer-causing gene works up enough power to turn a normal cell into a cancer cell is by copying itself over and over, like a Xerox machine. Scientists have long noticed that when cancer-causing genes do that, they also scoop up some extra DNA into their copies. But it has remained unclear whether the additional DNA helps drive cancer or is just along for the ride.
Using human glioblastoma brain tumor samples, researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine have now determined that all of that extra DNA is critical for maintaining a cancer-causing gene's activation, and ultimately supporting a cancer cell's ability to survive. Comparing those findings to a public database of patient tumor genetics, they also discovered that even if two different tumor types are driven by the same cancer-causing gene, the extra DNA may differ.
The study, published November 21, 2019 in Cell, could explain why drugs will often work for some cancer types but not others.
"We've been targeting the cancer-causing gene for therapy, but it turns out we should also think about targeting the switches that are carried along with it," said co-senior author Peter Scacheri, PhD, Gertrude Donnelly Hess Professor of Oncology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and member of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center.
When the human genome was first fully sequenced, many people were surprised to find it contained far fewer genes -- segments of DNA that encode proteins -- than expected. It turns out that the remainder of human DNA in the genome, the non-coding regions, play important roles in regulating and enhancing the protein-coding genes -- turning them "on" and "off," for example.
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"In 2004, I was the lead on the first clinical trial to test a small molecule inhibitor of EGFR in glioblastoma," said co-senior author Jeremy Rich, MD, professor of medicine at UC San Diego School of Medicine and director of neuro-oncology and director of the Brain Tumor Institute at UC San Diego Health. "But it didn't work. And here we are 15 years later, still trying to understand why brain tumors don't respond to inhibitors of what seems to be one of the most important genes to make this cancer grow."
The team took a closer look at the extra DNA surrounding EGFR circles in 9 of 44 different glioblastoma tumor samples donated by patients undergoing surgery. They discovered that the circles contained as many as 20 to 50 enhancers and other regulatory elements. Some of the regulatory elements had been adjacent to EGFR in the genome, but others were pulled in from other regions of the genome.
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"It looks like the cancer-causing gene grabs as many switches it can get its hands on ... co-opting their normal activity to maximize its own expression," Scacheri said.
First author Andrew Morton, a graduate student in Scacheri's lab, then searched a public database of patient tumor genetic information -- more than 4,500 records covering nine different cancer types. He found that the team's observation was not limited to EGFR and glioblastoma. Enhancers were amplified alongside cancer-causing genes in many tumors, most notably the MYC gene in medulloblastoma and MYCN in neuroblastoma and Wilms tumors.
"People thought that the high copy number alone explained the high activity levels of cancer-causing genes, but that's because people weren't really looking at the enhancers," Morton said. "The field has been really gene-centric up to this point, and now we're taking a broader view."
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We'd love to hear from you with a view to setting up a consultation to discuss your wedding or event - and how we can be of assistance. We can be reached on 020 8951 4441, or by filling in the below form. Alternatively you can view contact details of our individual branches in the right hand column.
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We'd love to hear from you with a view to setting up a consultation to discuss your wedding or event – and how we can be of assistance. We can be reached on 020 8951 4441, or by filling in the below form. Alternatively you can view contact details of our individual branches in the right hand column.