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Actress Julia Parker Takes on Mistress Role in 'The People V. O.J. Simpson' Tonight
LOS ANGELES - Actress Julia Parker is known for her sitcom work as well as for her roles in independent films that range from family movies to sci-fi thrillers.
Today, the actress is making her mark in television with roles in Showtime's "Episodes," the CW's "90210" and most recently in tonight's episode of "The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story," airing on FX at 10 p.m. Eastern/Pacific, just a week after her appearance in CBS's "CSI: Cyber."
With a background in swimsuit modeling and serving as a flight attendant, Parker is making the industry take notice with her role as defense attorney Johnny Cochran's longtime mistress, Patricia Cochran in "The People V. O.J. Simpson." The role as the downtrodden mistress of the celebrated Cochran is in keeping with her ability to portray real life people such as the murdered flight attendant on the ill-fated Flight 93 in the 9-11 film "Flight 93: The Flight that Fought Back" in 2005.
An accomplished photographer, Parker is often seen photographing landscapes, friends and pets, when not out at auditions or film and TV shoots.
Parker spoke with us about her work in "The People V. O.J. Simpson" and more:
Question: How did you prepare to take on the role of Patricia Cochran? Did you meet her or find much information about her?
Answer: Finding out anything about Patricia Cochran was difficult. I tried searching online both before the audition and once I booked the part but found very little to go on. I ended up just working on her character with what the writers and the script provided and my own character work. Mainly, since it is such a small scene, I wanted to do her justice plus support the main characters in this episode. I did, thanks to the makeup artist, get to see some pictures of her while sitting in the makeup chair the day of the shoot.
Q: Is it very difficult for you to play an actual living person rather than a fictional character? What's the biggest difference in portraying one compared to the other?
A: Playing a fictional role seems easier for me because I can layer more choices into a character, whether the characteristics or circumstances are from the writer, director or myself, than when portraying an actual living person.
Some of Julia Parker's photographic work (Courtesy Julia Parker).
Q: Did you see the actual trial when it was on TV in 1995? What was your impression of the trial?
A: I did see some of the trial when it was on. I felt, at the time, with all the evidence being produced along with his white Bronco escapade, that it was obvious he was guilty but I also thought it was like a three-ring circus. It was sad with the death of two innocent people needing justice to see cameras in the courtroom, Judge Ito looking like he was posing and star-struck and the whole thing looking like an out of control soap opera. When they showed O.J. trying to put the stiff, dried-out, bloody glove on his hand I was waiting for someone to stop the charade. I don't think we'll ever really know what happened to Nicole Brown Simpson and and Ron Goldman but I trust in the legal system and hope that with "The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" some light will be shed on this part of our legal history.
Q: Why do you think the show has become so popular, 20 years after the trial?
A: For me, the reason I believe this show is so popular is because people were riveted to their TV screens at the time it unraveled. I think it was one of the first reality shows most people watched for hours on end. Add that story line to an incredibly talented group of A-list actors, writers, directors and an award winning first season of American Crime Story and you've got a hit!
Q: What was it like to work on the set? Did you get close to any cast members?
A: Working on the set was one of the highlights of my year. The production crew, given the scope of this project, were extremely organized and had a "family feel" to them. The writer, D.V. DeVincentis, and the director, Anthony Hemingway, were so fun and easy to work with. For my scene, I got to play with the wonderful and accomplished actress, Angela E Gibbs, who played the role of Barbara Cochran. We had a blast working together on our scene and we've stayed in touch since, talking about trying to find another project to work on together.
Q: Will you watch your episode or do you not like to watch your performances like so many other actors?
A: I actually like watching my work because I learn a lot about my acting and myself. I love when I am watching one of my projects and I am affected or moved by it…that's my way of knowing that I "got it" and was committed truthfully to the character. Hopefully the audience watching are feeling the same way.
Q: How does this role compare to your other role of an actual person as a flight attendant of a doomed airliner on the 9/11 movie "Flight 93: The Flight that Fought Back"?
A: When I portrayed the flight attendant, Debra Welsh, in the Discovery Docu–Drama "The Flight That Fought Back", it was a very emotionally hard character to play because of the 9/11 story line and tragic circumstances. It was easier, in a lot of ways, to play this character because of the massive amount of information I had on her. I shot for 4 days and I was working with a large number of actors. I could empathize on a much deeper level with who she was and what she went through along with it being a much larger role.
Q: What are your other upcoming projects?
A: I just had a role air on a recent episode of CSI:CYBER. Some upcoming projects I'm scheduled to shoot this year are the feature films MARIA DE LUNA playing ICE agent, Sherry Ellis and BONDS (another agent). Next month I'm working on a film called A BROTHERLY DISCUSSION and collaborating on a short film idea of my own. Along with those projects, there are a couple of features being released that I shot last year, a time travel film called ANOTHER TIME and the romantic comedy MERRY EXES along with some other film projects that I'm reading scripts for. It's always fun when I get to work at what I love to do.
Below are some of Julia's photographic work:


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At a glance, the picture above seems to be an average 'tube selfie' with a passenger documenting his journey on London's world famous underground.
Look closer and the eagle eyed amongst us will realise that these two men are not the ordinary train travellers at all - but are in fact some of the richest men in the world.
The man sat on the right of the pic is His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai.
His son, on the left, is Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai, and also the man who uploaded the photo to both Twitter and Instagram.
Over 170,000 people have 'favourited' the image over the two sites, alongside the hashtag #Londonunderground, since it was shared on Monday 19th July.
It is not yet known which line the pair travelled on at the time of the picture, yet people have been fast to compliment the duo for their willingness to commute amongst the crowds.
With a wealth in excess of £3 billion – according to Times and Forbes, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum is a very rich man indeed but has also shown his humanitarian side in recent years.
In 2007, he gifted over £7 billion to set up the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation – aiming to support future generations in developing sustainable solutions in the Arab world.
Make sure you keep your eye out next time you hop on the Underground – you never know who you could be sat next to. What next? The Queen on the canal?
Oh Twaddi! Citizen Khan's 'Guide to Britain' book published on 20th November!


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KY SR203 Intro Confirm the appointment of Aaron Witten to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation Board of Directors for a term expiring November 28, 2022.
KY SR204 Intro Confirm the appointment of Summer Goldman to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation Board of Directors for a term expiring November 28, 2022.
KY SR200 Intro Confirm the appointment of LaDeidra Jones to the Parole Board for a term expiring July 15, 2022.
KY SR253 Intro Confirm the appointment of Brenda Beers-Reineke to the Parole Board for a term expiring July 15, 2022.
KY SR252 Intro Confirm the reappointment of M. Melissa Chandler to the Parole Board for a term expiring on June 30, 2022.
KY HB217 Pass Amend KRS 311.878 to update certifying bodies; create a new section of KRS 311.864 to 311.890 to provide for temporary certification and the cancellation of temporary certification; repeal KRS 311.882.
KY HB196 Pass Amend KRS 39E.030 to change the quorum requirement for the Emergency Response Commission to a simple majority of currently appointed members.
KY SB34 Engross Amend KRS 117.025 to restrict voter registration data from being accessed, modified, or altered by any individual member of the State Board of Election, including the Secretary of the State and his or her staff.
KY SB233 Intro Amend KRS 18A.060 to add gender-neutral language.
KY HB171 Intro Amend KRS 154A.063 to remove games in which the winners are determined by the outcome of a sports contest from the list of games that the Kentucky Lottery Corporation is prohibited from approving or operating.
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Hungry Dog & The 17 Year Man
1. American Society And I Have A Little Talk
- Introduce yourself.
- I am American Society.
- And who am I?
- Someone with a complaint. You know, I can't talk about these things.
- Just pretend. You can lie, right?
- Do it all the time. It works.
- And working is what you're about. I want to talk about your work.
- What's the problem?
- I grew up with you in a time when to try to live without compromise and learn how to do something creative very, very well was risky but not life threatening. Dangerous, but not life or death. I could tell you, American society, to go to hell and you would just smile and say, well, I guess you don't want all these nice things I got together just for you. No problem. I have other takers. That's what you said then.
- Have I changed?
- You've been trying to kill me for the past five years. I've been surviving on miracles. Arriving not immediately when required. Only eventually.
- You're angry at me.
- You're the one who's angry. You pretend to be cold and calculating, caring only about work. The truth is you get extremely angry when someone gets in the way of your work.
- But I perform miracles too, you said.
- Who said they were your miracles? You're not the only world around. There's you, American Society. You are public life. And there's private life. In private life people care about each other. Relations between people other than money have no place in your world. In your world, everything goes on fairly well. You try to explain a little what's going on, not accurately, not honestly. The important thing is that not too many people kill each other. Life works. You work.
- And what's wrong with that?
- You broke the deal! I was to be allowed to make things as good or better than anyone else, and yes, you wouldn't give me pretty things in return, but you wouldn't try to kill me either. You're no good.
- Good? That's something in that other world of yours, private life. I don't have anything to do with that. I'm not good. I work. I am as I am.
- The words of god. Do you think you are god?
- I don't like to talk about myself. I don't want to have to lie, but it's not efficient for me to always do as I say. What can I do? I am as I am. And my world contains miracles.
- No thanks to you. You can't perform miracles. Miracles interrupt the rules and you are about efficiency, rule following. I said that for the past five years miracles happened. That's why I'm still here. The miracles come out of the other world of private life. It also has its gods. It's not your territory, but sometimes you are there too.
- I don't recall.
- You lie to yourself. You are not supposed to be there. The two worlds of relations between people based on money and of relations between people of every other kind are not supposed to be mixed. That was the deal. When you show yourself in private life you end private life. But when private life enters public life, enters your world, that's the definition of miracle. It shouldn't happen, because in your world the more people care about each other the less efficient they become and it is imperative they be efficient.
- Or they'll become like you. I agree it is a miracle someone gives someone like you money.
- You refer to charity. In charity the two worlds don't mix. There's no miracle. The good deed has its rewards in the pubic world, feeds the giver's confidence of power over others and is thought to translate into more efficiency in trading. It is a public act in the public world. Charity is not a personal relation. Giving money you don't care about the person you give money to. You don't share your life.
- I'm not supposed to visit you in your personal life. Well, I do. And what about you? What are you doing with your private miracles in my public world?
- I'm not the one who broke the deal. And you were always going to break it. With no idea of good in your world there is no reason for you to keep yourself out of the other when you can do your work there.
2. Hungry Dog & The 17 Year Man
- GQ's video journalist, well into his second year waging internet war on the president, said yesterday the president is mistaken, has fatally miscalculated: everyone in the country is not like him, everyone will not do and say anything for money. For Americans ideology, kinship, and demographics also come into play.
- The president is a great liar, but otherwise fairly typical of Americans in the way dishonesty is pressed into service of family and ideology and demographics: Ideology is chosen to justify money making, which is done for the sake of family and the kind of person and place in life we are. Like our president the average American chooses an ideology that best fits in with his demographic description, for example small government for the rich or big for the poor, neo-liberalism for the rich or managed economy for the poor. Except the insane, no one makes money for the sake of making money, no one thinks for the sake of thinking, reasons for the sake of reasoning, does anything for its own sake, not even lying.
- We do things to stop doing things.
- Yes. If we're people of enlightenment, we stop doing things when we've succeeded in gaining knowledge and are consequently comfortable and confident. If we're people motivated by fear we stop only when our reasoning convinces we have a sense of power over others in our group.* Rousseau famously claimed in a moment of madness there never had lived anyone like him, that he was unique in combining reason and innocence.
- What did he mean by 'innocence'?
- A life of knowledge uncorrupted by artificial manners that represent what arbitrarily a group happens to support. Rousseau was repulsed by the seeming all-encompassing dishonesty of endless varieties of ideology in the service of lying money making in the service of family. It was a trial to your sanity, pushed you to keep out of society.
- Like you keep out. Are you crazy too in thinking there's no one like you?
- Even in my small circle of acquaintance are a couple of people who keep society at arm's length and are more or less successful in not going crazy. There's the 17 Year Man, who despite holding down a full time job has been sleeping outside on the steps of the same church for 17 years. The cheapest room in a divided up apartment would cost him most of his salary and he's not willing to pay.
- What does he spend his money on?
- Restaurants, drink, drugs, his racing track bike. He and his bike were to be seen every evening in the same Beverly Hills coffee shop, which is how we came to meet: I'd stopped by to ask him to keep a look out for my previous bike** that had just been stolen and to ask other messengers to do the same. Like the GQ journalist he daily published his thoughts on the Internet. He identified with the president who he believed was like him an outsider and individualist, he had conservative ideology, he professed himself a 'hustler', meaning he cheated and wouldn't apologize for it, he wanted a family but couldn't have one until something changed. Most of the people sleeping on the street in this neighborhood, priding themselves on being rich in independence if not cash, were similarly conservative supporters of the president.***
- Same pervasive dishonesty, different demographic. Same, how did you put it, 'Ideology chosen to justify money making done for the sake of maintaining family and place in life'.
- And then there's Hungry Dog, that being the name a friend back home mocked him with. He'd been in the city three months, hadn't spent a penny on food, visiting lectures and celebrations at the two universities, the one in the east and the one in the west, for the catered meals or box lunches. At two hour intervals he'd do tours across a campus, visiting the rooms and buildings he'd learned were likely to be holding meetings, as well as checking public notices on Eventbrite.com and the different University Internet listings. He had full employment as security guard, preferring to work at night so days he could throw himself down on a couch in some empty University building or on a park bench, and when he couldn't he rented a bed in what used to be called a doss house and now is grandly known as 'shared living'. Like the 17 Year Man he expressed his contempt for society and his willingness to break rules, he too was a supporter of the president, recognizing himself in his conduct, he too wanted to have a family when the time came. Meanwhile he's getting fat, food is his money and it's out there everywhere for the taking.
- These characters you let into your life are far from innocent.
- I don't let them into my life. Spending time with them both in one day yesterday I told myself: Something new, I had to find something new. A stack of magazines left in a doorway caught my attention: The Jewish Journal. I flipped through a copy, saw a full page ad. for a lecture on the European reputation of Israel to be held the next morning at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
- And you as a Jew decided to go.
- I did. The parking valets at the top of the drive insisted on taking my bike. I let them have it when I realized they weren't joking. Big coat and bike bag I checked in at reception desk, looking then, if you didn't look too carefully, fairly respectable, maybe even stylish. I hadn't been to the hotel in forty years. I wanted to break the pattern. I couldn't be the innocent who stayed at a distance to the dishonest world, enjoying taking it apart and putting it back together in ideas, which is exactly what I'd done with the 40 years of my life since I was last at the hotel. I'd be doing it still now but the world won't let me. Things have changed. Now I was like Hungry Dog and the 17 Year Man, unwillingly thrown up against all encompassing, absolute corruption, but unlike them adamant about innocence and trying not to get too crazy.
- Weren't the Jews your family, wasn't the purpose of the lecture fund raising to pay for Israeli propaganda, that is, lies in support of the ideologically claimed necessity for a Jewish people? The whole corrupt constellation: lies, ideology, money, and family. Weren't you going off the deep end?
- No. That is what I found interesting. Israel had been for dozens of years willing to go its own way and let the world hate it, just like a Rousseau innocent standing back taking the measure of the corrupt world at large. But like happened with me in my personal life, the time came for the state of Israel when keeping that distance no longer was practical, they had switched course and were now on the attack. They realized that the American congress was made up of people who were against Israel for no better reason than going along with what others were going along with, going along with political fashion. For them there was no money, no profit, no ideology, and not being Jews no family involved. So all they had to do, Israel realized, was fly every member of congress to their country and show them the reality as opposed to the money and ideologically driven lies they had been accepting hitherto. They'd pass over onto Israel's side seeing it was obviously civilized, developed, rich, and stable, a good political partner in its own right and out of all comparison when you looked at its neighbors in the region.
- And they went?
- Yes. And the lecture was about the recent expansion of the program to Europe, and bringing every single member of the legislature of each country to Israel, hoping for the same result.
- Brilliant. And this is what you'd like to do in your personal life? Find a way in out of dangerous, sanity threatening marginality? Did you try to talk to anyone there? Would Hungry Dog have been made happy, I mean, was there food?
- There was. First though came the Sabbath prayers. I planned to blend in with the scenery but the rabbi pulled me in to make up the minyan, the ten man minimum needed to begin the prayer session. Many more came for the lecture, at the conclusion of which the rabbi invited all attending to his house around the corner (where houses go for ten million and up) for lunch. I went, of course, leaving bike and bag and coat with the hotel.
- And don't tell me, nothing came of it except a full stomach. You didn't find your way in.
- No, I didn't. After the housekeeper, an immigrant from Mexico introduced to me as personally responsible for all the cooking and catering, had urged me repeatedly to stop standing up with my loaded paper plate and join the others at the table under the trees, I finally did. The Rabbi was there, seated to my left, between him and me his very aged England-born grandfather, standing in the background a real, honest-to-goodness Russian oligarch who was funding temples all across Russia, and to my right was seated the head of the Los Angeles chapter of the propaganda organization for Israel in Europe, a fund raising job, and lastly a real estate agent, who asked me what I write. Lately? About our president. / What about him? / His hypocrisy. / We're all prostitutes, you too, he says, - and we're off on our discussion fueled by the rabbi's Scotch whisky and Swedish vodka. Prostitution, I said, was the synecdoche of our society, the part standing in for the whole. Live out of fear, you will pretend to be who you are not. Prostitution will be for you natural and inevitable. Ideology, money-making, family loyalty, all will be forms of prostitution. But live for knowledge, and putting on a show for the sake of power over others is about the last thing you'll do. I insisted: We are not all prostitutes. I for one was not.
- No, you're a Rousseau innocent trying to break back in without losing your mind. Did you offer to work for the organization?
- Sure, but offer not taken up.
- Why? It's perfect for you.
- Because I don't share with them those societal concerns so often prostituted we've been talking about. I'll count them down: #1, share no ideology, being a non-religious Jew with #2, no family relation to them or even to my own family. And #3, money-wise excluded as culpably and unacceptably property-less which, I regret to say they, being perceptive Jews, creatures for the most part of knowledge rather than power, figured out.
- And #4, demographics? Why couldn't you do what Israel had done with the legislature in the U.S. and was presently doing in Europe, convince them to let you in, to live with them 'live and let live'?
- Because unlike Israel I had as I said no material results to show for myself, and to advance to my age without was to be no more than a spectacle, with bits of my life story drawing exclamations of astonishment that anyone like me lived.
- I'm sorry. But at least you tried. How did the lunch end?
- We'd emptied the bottles of Scotch and Vodka and the consensus was it was time to give the Rabbi and family back their house. The rest of us went our separate ways. Mine was around the corner and up to the hotel on the hill where my bike was waiting.
Prostitution & Torture
Trump's Lies
* Those who speak to the end of power rather than knowledge don't fear their lying will interfere with their grasp on the truth, couldn't care less about being caught out in inconsistency.
** A Bike In Trumpland
*** One story about himself the 17 Year Man might not have published on the Internet, showing more of his affinity with the president, has him riding his bike drunk one night, falling down in the street right in front of a synagogue and shouting out in Hebrew against all the foreign born Jews coming to and ruining his neighborhood. Someone made a call, and six police cars chased him across Beverly Hills, cornering him at a laundromat, where he, a familiar character, was issued a warning and told to cool down.

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So Thursday is going to be a CRAZY day for Laurier students. St. Patty's Day is the only thing students look forward to for the month of March because it's the day where you and all your friends party outside on the streets of Waterloo. Lot's of drinking, music, partying, and everything a student could ask for especially right after all the midterms have just finished. Remember though, ENJOY RESPONSIBLY! Also, there's only a few weeks left for the Monday Aftershow with Aaron & Ajay so don't miss our last few shows!


Thousands of years before machine learning and self-driving cars became reality, the tales of giant bronze robot Talos, artificial woman Pandora, and their creator, the god Hephaestus, filled the imaginations of people in ancient Greece, argues Adrienne Mayor, a research scholar in the classics department in the School of Humanities and Sciences at Stanford University.
A Greek vase painting, dating to about 450 BCE, depicts the death of Talos, an early conception of a robot from Greek myth.
Historians usually trace the idea of automata to the Middle Ages, when humans first invented self-moving devices, but the concept of artificial, lifelike creatures dates to the myths and legends from at least about 2,700 years ago, says Adrienne Mayor, a research scholar in the classics department in the School of Humanities and Sciences at Stanford University. These ancient myths are the subject of Mayor's latest book, Gods and Robots: Myths, Machines, and Ancient Dreams of Technology (Princeton University Press, 2018).
Mayor, a historian of science, says that the earliest themes of artificial intelligence, robots, and self-moving objects appear in the work of ancient Greek poets Hesiod and Homer, who were alive sometime between 750 and 650 BCE.
The story of Talos, which Hesiod first mentioned around 700 BCE, offers one of the earliest conceptions of a robot, Mayor says.
In addition to creating Talos and Pandora, mythical Hephaestus made other self-moving objects, including a set of automated servants, who looked like women but were made of gold, Mayor says. According to Homer's recounting of the myth, Hephaestus gave these artificial women the gods' knowledge. Mayor argues that they could be considered an ancient mythical version of artificial intelligence.


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With Will Ferrell, Emma Thompson, Dustin Hoffman, Queen Latifah. The song used… Bonjour, Identifiez-vous. Start Station. —Harold Crick. In the guitar store, Harold looks for a guitar. I just hear a voice in my head. Listen to End of Times... by Stranger than fiction on Deezer. ... well, didnt have my favorite song that played during the credits. Stranger Than Fiction is back to the go-for-the-jugular stuff, pretending that the wonderful modifications and variety of their recent work never existed -- thus the qualms about this LP. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Stranger Than Fiction - Kevin Gates on AllMusic - 2013 - Having already signed with the major label… Add an answer . what's up with that? Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.Song previews provided courtesy of iTunes. 31K. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. 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The CSIC obtains seven ERC Starting Grants to study topics such as the evolution, the human brain and exoplanets – Science Business
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The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) has obtained seven Starting Grants, whichare awarded annually by the European Research Council (ERC). This is the highest number reached by the institution in the same call. These projects, included within the Excellent Science pillar of the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, represent approximately 1.5 million of funding for each project over five years. Leading the projects are Rosa Fernndez and Daniel Richter, both researchers from the Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE-CSIC-UPF); Juan Antonio Moreno-Bravo and Flix Leroy, from the Institute of Neurosciences (IN-CSIC-UMH); Can Onur Avci, from the Barcelona Institute of Materials Science (ICMAB-CSIC); Daniele Vigan, researcher at the Institute of Space Sciences (ICE-CSIC), and M Jos Martnez-Prez, from the Institute of Nanoscience and Materials of Aragn (INMA-CSIC-UNIZAR).
The research directed by Rosa Fernndez, from IBE-CSIC-UPF, in the SEA2LAND project aims to study the evolution of land animals and what the genomic milestones have been to move from a marine origin to a land life. To conquer the terrestrial environment, animals radically changed the way they breathe, reproduce, move or smell. And they did it several times in Earth's history. Understanding this process is key to understanding animal biodiversity, says the scientist. "We are going to study whether, as is believed, animals are equipped with a kit of genetic tools that allows them to adapt to ecosystems. To do this we will focus on several questions: which genes facilitated life on Earth, how aquatic and terrestrial animals differ, and how animals reconfigured their genomes to adapt to a dry environment.
GROWCEAN, the other IBE-CSIC-UPF project, aims to characterise the biology, the interactions between species and the ecology of the most abundant and unknown eukaryotic microbial organisms in the oceans, where half of global photosynthesis occurs, explains Daniel Richter. We have three goals: to establish robust laboratory cultures to understand their life history and behaviour, to sequence their transcriptomes at the single-cell level to produce gene catalogues and their potential functions, and to interpret our results to characterise their relevance to the global ecosystem., concludes the scientist.
Juan Antonio Moreno-Bravo, from IN-CSIC-UMH, is the principal investigator of CERCODE, a project that seeks to understand the mechanisms by which the cerebellum could influence the development and function of the cerebral cortex. "The cerebellum plays a critical role in motor function, but also in cognitive development and social behavior, functions mainly associated with the cerebral cortex", comments the researcher. Early alterations of the cerebellum give rise to various neurodevelopmental pathologies, such as autism spectrum disorders. We believe that these cerebellar dysfunctions produce, remotely, cortical alterations. These, in turn, could be the cause of the cognitive deficits present in these disorders. These basic processes and mechanisms are unknown and defining them is key to understanding the involvement of the cerebellum in developmental disorders, he points out.
The IN-CSIC-UMH is also going to develop the MOTIVATEDBEHAVIORS project. As Flix Leroy, the principal investigator, explains, the objective is to study how our cognition the cortex- can regulate the activity of the various hypothalamic nuclei that control basic behaviours such as sociability, aggression, mating or eating. Furthermore, the cortex is implicated in various psychiatric disorders associated with altered social behaviours: schizophrenia, autism or bipolar disorder. To understand both basic neural mechanisms and disease processes, it is essential to understand how memories and decisions regulate low-level motivated behaviours. This information may suggest new approaches to treating abnormal social cognition associated with psychiatric disorders.
Quantum Physics and Exoplanets
MAGNEPIC project, which will have Can Onur Avci as the main researcher and in which the ICMAB-CSIC participates, intends to unite the already established knowledge on magnetic isolators with current experience in spintronics and measurement techniques. As Avci explains, "this project will provide ground-breaking knowledge of magnetic isolators for spintronics and will demonstrate concepts of fast, efficient and innovative devices for manipulating magnetic data in order to improve the sustainability of computing technologies."
Studying the traces of magnetic fields on exoplanets, that is the goal of IMAGINE. "Our project focuses on magnetic fields as a key factor for the habitability of rocky planets, just like on Earth, and as a messenger of the internal composition and dynamics of exoplanets", explains scientist Daniele Vigan, from ICE-CSIC. Combining a novel formulation, detectable radio wave emission studies, and partially imported advanced numerical techniques adapted from the magnetised neutron star scenario, IMAGINE will predict magnetic field values for different exoplanets, comparing the associated observable properties of gas giants and contributing to identify the best candidates for rocky worlds for their habitability, concludes Vigan.
"The purpose of the QFAST project is to investigate quantum properties in stabilised topologically protected magnetic excitations in ferromagnetic microdisks at millikelvin temperatures," says QFAST principal scientist, M Jos Martnez-Prez. The research, in which INMA-CSIC-UNIZAR participates, will start from quantum nanocircuits based on a high critical temperature superconductor. These studies will open new opportunities for future research, for example to transduce between microwaves and optical photons. The results may be relevant for applications of quantum information and dark matter detection, adds the researcher.
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Tab Ramos from Qatar: Rating the USA's showing, tactical trends and exceptional Brazil
by Mike Woitalla @MikeWoitalla, Dec 7, 2022
U.S. Hall of Famer Tab Ramos, as he was at the 2018 World Cup, has been part of Spanish-language Telemundo's broadcasting team in Qatar. Ramos played for the USA at the 1990, 1994 and 1998 World Cups and was a U.S. assistant coach at the 2014 World Cup. Half the players on the USA 2022 World Cup roster — including Tyler Adams, Tim Weah and Sergino Dest — saw action with the U.S. U-20 national team during Ramos tenure as U-20 national team coach, which included three straight U-20 World Cup quarterfinal appearances. Ramos is currently head coach of USL Championship club Hartford Athletic.
SOCCER AMERICA: Your reaction to the USA's performance?
TAB RAMOS: I think overall our performance doesn't rank towards the top with big wins like in 1930, 1950, 1994 or 2002* — nor the bottom, like 1934, 1990, 1998. It was somewhere in the middle.
SA: What impressed you?
TAB RAMOS: Having watched just about every team live in the stadiums, I would match our central three — Yunus Musah, Tyler Adams, Weston McKennie — with any other central three players of any country. I think that they are that competitive.
SA: What could have been better?
TAB RAMOS: Our No. 9 [center forward] and our center back pairing should have been figured out way before this tournament started. That became difficult to overcome.
SA: Any personal feelings about watching the players you coached with the U-20s and seeing them perform at the World Cup?
TAB RAMOS: I know that they all play on important clubs, but there is nothing like the World Cup when you get to defend your country. Really proud seeing them perform at such a high level with the world watching.
USA starting XI vs. the Netherlands. Back row (L-to-R): Matt Turner, Walker Zimmerman, Tim Weah, Yunus Musah, Tim Ream, Antonee Robinson. Front row: Tyler Adams, Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Sergino Dest, Jesus Ferreira. Among the nine players on the U.S. roster who played for Tab Ramos at U-20 World Cups are Kellyn Acosta, Adams, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Luca de la Torre, Dest, Shaq Moore, Josh Sargent, Weah, DeAndre Yedlin.
SA: What can U.S. Soccer do to best prepare the USA to have an exceptionally impressive World Cup 2026 performance?
TAB RAMOS: Preparing will be a challenge. We continue to be behind the top European countries and the top South American countries. The Concacaf Nations League does not help at all in closing that gap.
I would like to see us enter Copa America and try to figure out a schedule with European countries in it. But, ultimately, it will be up to the players and how they do individually at their clubs and the younger players who will push some of these players out.
SA: Have you spotted any trends so far at this World Cup, perhaps in terms of tactics or playing style?
TAB RAMOS: I think that France winning the previous World Cup without the ball left a mark; possession is no longer the weapon of choice. The teams best organized with their defending and who can exploit spaces left by opposing players have done the best.
Brazil is always the exception; no trends apply when it comes to Brazil. They will beat you with happy soccer or they will go home. Thank you, Brazil!
SA: Any teams you've been particularly impressed with?
TAB RAMOS: Brazil, France, and I enjoyed watching Ecuador, Portugal, and Senegal play.
SA: Any teams you've been particularly disappointed by?
TAB RAMOS: Belgium and Denmark are obvious choices, but I also have not liked the way Argentina has played.
Tab Ramos flanked by Telemundo colleagues Ana Jurka and Copan Alvarez in Qatar.
SA: Are there any aspects of the World Cup in Qatar that you like that are unique?
TAB RAMOS: It's been incredible to be able to attend multiple World Cup games day after day. We know it won't happen again, unfortunately.
[Editor's note: All of Qatar's eight stadiums are within a 20-mile radius.]
SA: What might be missing that other World Cups had?
TAB RAMOS: We know that the FIFA World Cup just keeps getting better and better, I can't imagine that this World Cup is missing anything, it has been amazing.
SA: Any other highlights for you at this World Cup so far?
TAB RAMOS: The third game of the group stage was extremely exciting in every group. I don't remember other World Cups having been as exciting across the board.
* World Cup games won by USA. 1930: USA 3 Paraguay 0. USA 3 Belgium 0. 1934: none. 1950: USA 1 England 0. 1990: none. 1994: USA 2 Colombia 1. 1998: none. 2002: USA 3 Portugal 2. USA 2 Mexico 0. 2006: none. 2010: USA 1 Algeria 0. 2014: USA 2 Ghana 1. 2022: USA 1 Iran 0.
Photos: Telemundo & Brad Smith/ISI Photos.
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20 comments about "Tab Ramos from Qatar: Rating the USA's showing, tactical trends and exceptional Brazil".
frank schoon, December 7, 2022 at 8:52 a.m.
Why wasn't Tab asked which team does he think was better the 2002 or 2022 and let him explain the difference between those players, also should have asked were the players he played with better than this current crop.....
"Possession is no longer the weapon of choice" ,laying back and counterattacking. Wow, what to look for in the future of soccer. I think I might begin to look at Duck Bowling, instead of soccer. Does ESPN+ carry duck pin bowling...
France won because they didn't want the ball. This sounds good for non-creative coaches, of which their is 99% of.... It is much easier to teach defense and counter attacking soccer for you only hace to prepare for the eventuality of the other team losing the ball. What happens when everybody plays with the intention of waiting for the other team to lose the ball. Can you imagine paying good money to watch two teams playing each other like Morocco....
Like Tab says, THANK YOU BRAZIL!!!!! for not playing this garbage, for at least one team shows you how to win with attacking soccer, and I hope Holland gets their ass kicked soon for playing this defense garbage, 5-3-2 system...
The hand writing is on the wall for soccer, the reason all these coaches choose to play defense is the lack of good offensive players. Yes, its time to develop better players...When you can't even shoot a penalty decently, like Spain....there is obviously something wrong going on in player development...
Santiago 1314 replied, December 7, 2022 at 10:07 p.m.
What would this Group of Players PLAYED like with;
Vermes, Ramos, Perez, Bliss as Coaches.???
frank schoon replied, December 8, 2022 at 8:27 a.m.
Santi, I have no idea how much better the US could have played with those individuals you mentioned. I probably agree with you but I'm looking at a faulty product...The US players are at a stage where they need a lot of work and until the USSF begins to realize we need to develop our players better, I wonder how much better the US team would be even with those coaches you mentioned...
uffe gustafsson replied, December 8, 2022 at 5:35 p.m.
Yes don't care much of walking up to take the penalty as well this new cute of skip hopping before talking the shoot.
very few goalies can stop a powerful shoot.
Brian Yaney replied, December 9, 2022 at 9:42 a.m.
Time to change some rules so attackers aren't so stifled and the game isn't stacked for defenders. Open up the offsides rule--you shouldn't be offsides unless every atom of your body is beyond every atom of the second-to-last defender. Restrict goalies' use of hands to the goal box.
Greedy Striker, December 7, 2022 at 9:07 a.m.
You just said Spain don't produce good enough offensive players for you. Just stop.
Name me some! All the great ones , Distefano, Cruyff, Kubillas, Puskas, Maradona were all bought and weren't Spanish...Oh, you mean, Ronaldo, Messi, Benzema...they aren't Spanish ,cupcake......
A country like Spain has produced SO FEW great strikers...Please educate me on the GREAT STRIKERS of Spain....In the last World Cup, they had to give a Brazilian Spanish citizenship to play striker. The only decent striker they had is retired and played for Real Madrid and then went to Germany play in has last 2 years, is Raul....
Hey, Greedy, I forgot to mention, Zlatan, Ronaldinho, Henri, Romario, Figo, Stoichkov, Eto'h, Lewandoski, Neymar, Suarez, oops!!!, they are not Spanish....
Greedy Striker, December 7, 2022 at 10:13 a.m.
Di Stefano, Xavi, Iniesta, Villa, Raúl, Torres, Silva, Fabregas, Busquets, Thiago, Cazola...if you don't like Spain, fine, but stop showing your ignorance.
frank schoon replied, December 7, 2022 at 10:55 a.m.
Hey , Greedy, we're talking great strikers, not midfielders like xavi, Iniesta,fabregas, busquets.... strikers???? Do you know the difference between a midfielder and a striker is???. Busquets??? are your serious?....he's a midfielder who rarely scores , I think he scored about 2goals in 6years. Do you know what a strikers or a goal scorer is. Only Villa and Silva have scored but are not known as great strikers... You need to do your homework a little better...go read a book on what a midfielder and striker is....
Distefano is not Spanish is Argentian, and Raul is a great striker who is Spanish...but as far as finding great Spanish strikers go , go look under a rock....
Philip Carragher, December 7, 2022 at 11:09 a.m.
Thank you Tab Ramos and Mike W. for this piece that points to the sore spot in this sport: it can be boring and many of the group games were. TR's insight that France started this soccer yawn by winning by constricting the joy and delight of entertaining soccer helps me understand why I found myself dismayed watching one team park the bus until they got the ball and attacked the other team who scrambled back to form their bus shaped blockade. This damages the game by giving all the non-believers, those who don't care for soccer because it's boring, verification of their perspective. I know there are many who believe that our participation in Qatar will help U.S. soccer to progress, but maybe we're on a bridge to nowhere and falling asleep at the wheel. I can understand how our presence can help our soccer, but by getting more sports fans, who don't like soccer and disrespect soccer, to tune in and witness this metronome of passing around in front of a bus, we've lost an opportunity that we may never get back. You're right Frank. Thank you Brazil!
Kent James replied, December 7, 2022 at 1:24 p.m.
The success of parking the bus as a strategy will destroy soccer if it becomes pervasive. As a risky strategy that occasionally allows an underdog to snatch a win from certain defeat, it has its uses. But if everybody does it, as in nobody wants to possess the ball because the counter is always more effective, that will be the end of an enjoyable game to watch. I remember when Spain played the Dutch in the 2010 WC final, when (as a neutral) you're looking forward to a great game with a lot of ball skills from two powers that traditionally emphaszie skillful soccer, and the Spanish team just dominated possession, and sqeezed out a 1-0 game in an incredibly boring game.
I think the way you reward attacking soccer (which is more fun for everyone, players and fans), is make the goal marginally bigger (I'd start with 1' higher and 1 yd wider), so that shooting from distance is more likely to be effective. That would force teams to defend further away from goal (to avoid giving up those now more effective distance shots), which would open up space in front of goal.
frank schoon replied, December 7, 2022 at 2:43 p.m.
Kent , <"making the goals marginally bigger">Really??? Yes, perhaps for the less sophisticated crowd or for the 'horns and tooter' crowd...
So often I hear this nonsense making the goals bigger to make soccer more exciting. There is so much more to improve on in soccer ,in SKILLS,in SHOOTING in many various forms, DRIBBLING all with either feet increase ball handling skills, all with either foot...No we need don't goal enlargement, field enlargement, trap doors on the flanks to stop fast wings, or make the ball smaller giving it more room between defenders legs...Instead we need to be more creative in developing soccer players.
When you look at youth games even college ,all the games look the same, all the players look the same and all the play the same....We have way too many coaches, of which most of them can't teach and develop players.
Santiago 1314 replied, December 7, 2022 at 3:16 p.m.
Kent, I'm with You....Bigger Goals...
The Defenders and GKs are Much Bigger now than Previous Generations.
But, I Would Go... Pro Level Only...
2ft HIGHER,,, 1 FOOT WIDER each side
We Already see 2 or 3 balls go Off The Post per Game, So, don't need much Width.
And the Higher would be similar to Basketball, 10ft... and would Force the Goalkeepers to Stay back more on their Line.
I would also Change ALL Intentional "Same Team" Touches Back to the Goal Keeper as "NON-Catchable" by the Goalkeeper. (INdirect FK to Opponent, for Catching it)
Greedy Striker, December 7, 2022 at 12:06 p.m.
You make zero sense, Frank. You're arguing for more entertaining futbol and you go after Spain?!?! Just stop wasting time typing.
frank schoon replied, December 7, 2022 at 12:31 p.m.
Greedy, Where did I state that Spanish soccer is not entertaining! Or is that something you project yourself. How does that tie in with my statement of Spain not producing great strikers. Spanish soccer is entertaining because they buy a lot of foreign talent. ....They buy great players from foreign countries to make it entertaining...Look at Real Madrid, and Barcelona as an example.
Greedy... I LOVE ESPANA ... But THAT FARCA Crap, Played by Small little Midgets, who can't Run Past anyone, and can only Play Back and Side-ways... IS NOT ENTERTAINING>>>
It's why Basketball invented the Play Clock.!!!
frank schoon replied, December 8, 2022 at 10 a.m.
Santi, it is not a question of running past anyone, unlike what Memphis did to Adams because the latter was taking a nap. The ball needs to do the running, which is a lot faster , or beat an opponent with a pass which require techniqe and positional movement or better all you need is one step on the opponent to further move the ball, shoot or pass.
The problem with Farca or rather Spanish soccer is that they lost their way and they need players to be a able to penetrate down the flank, like a Ronaldinho, Messi, Alves, etc. We need to get back to WINGERS that can handle good crosses bending away from the goal and forcing the opponent's back to run all the way back to the endline.
BTW, talking about Libero/sweeper that we like so much to see again. Check this out, this Cruyff's last game for Barcelona .He played Libero.... This is what we need again, look what he causes when he moves up with the ball....His brother once told, Johan another hundred years if he played sweeper...
Johan Cruyff vs Las Palmas | Cruyff plays as a Libero in his last game for Barcelona - YouTube
ALSO check this out
O GÊNIO CRUYFF LANCES #cruyff #futebol - YouTube
Kevin Leahy, December 8, 2022 at 4:07 p.m.
If you really want to fix the game start by red carding tactical fouls, standing in front of free kicks and fix the offside ruling. Everything done is to help the defense.
Richard Crow, December 8, 2022 at 10:28 p.m.
Before we talk about changing rules or making goals bigger, we should try awarding zero points for 0-0 draws in the group stage of a WC or domestic league play. Award a point for a 1-1 draw, 2-2, 3-3, etc. This proposal wouldn't help in the knockout rounds, but who would take a defensive team to the WC, if 0-0 draws don't get points in group play? The third games in group play produced some goals and excitement because many teams had to attack. Change the incentives, not the rules!
MIKE WOITALLA, Executive Editor , Soccer America
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After seeing the 'Best Exotic Marigold Hotel' that was filmed in Jaipur, I was so inspired, that for days, I sorted through boxes, sleeves and carousels of transparencies that I had taken during my own trip to India in 2001. I culled the 1200 or so images, whittling down the numbers for scanning on to DVDs.
It was this wonderful film that made me realise I should make a book about my own visit to Jaipur in Rajasthan, and Dharamsala in northern India.
On the back cover of my book Every Great Journey Starts Somewhere – Seven Days in India I wrote: "When opportunities arise, no matter what, grasp them with both hands…as I did". I meant it. For this is one thing I have learnt over the last ten years, to honour everything that happens in your life, no matter how small or mundane.
Seeing the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel sparked something within me on that cold night when we went to The Theatre in Leatherhead in Surrey. I was transported back to those seven short days in April 2001. The film worked for me: it woke up the colours inside me, and reminded me to grasp opportunities.
In putting together my pictures and writing the text of Every Great Journey….. and re-reading my old journals and half-filled notebooks I found a missing link – between the four articles I wrote and had published to fund my trip – the stack of transparencies that have remained in cardboard boxes for ten years – and how my life is now, always looking for a bigger picture in everything I do.
As a writer I find my mind works best when it shifts into what I call marketing mode – feeling free – looking for solutions – finding clues – going with the flow – being inspired by anything and everything – finding the unexpected – acting on simple impulses – stirring up the grey matter – being grateful for being alive.
My friend Gail and I chatted in her den this morning. We watched the pouring rain through the patio doors. Indoors it was warm and cosy and I hugged a mug of tea. Gail leafed through my book about India. She reminded me about the time in 2001 when I was preparing for my seven-day visit to Jaipur and Dharamsala.
Out of the blue she told me that my story and what happened to me was a bit like the 1998 film Sliding Doors starring Gwyneth Paltro and John Hannah. In the first few minutes of the film we see the 'heroine's' life split into two. And throughout the rest of the film we are to-ing and fro-ing between what would have happened in each version of her life. Her whole life changes in a split second when, after being sacked from her PR job in London, she misses the Tube-train to take her home. One part of the film follows her catching the train and seeing the consequences of getting home and finding her bloke in bed with another woman – the other part, when she misses the train, shows how she gets mugged before landing a lowly-paid waitressing job.
Gail's assessment of my life was fascinating. What if I hadn't been to the fishmonger in Bookham that winter's morning in 2000 to interview him for a possible story? What if I hadn't crossed over the A246 Leatherhead Road at the exact time that I did? After all, the Buddhist monks only stood begging for food outside the supermarket until midday when they went off to eat. If I had crossed the road a few minutes later I would have missed them. Timing is everything.
I came home from Gail's in wondering-mode about 2000, and about our conversation.
What if I had never met Tenzin Josh, never learnt about meditation or the Dalai Lama, never visited Dharamsala, met Tibetan monks or the Tibetan Children's Village?


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Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex
S. McCarthy, M. Sarwar, C. Virapongse, R. Ehrenkranz
We describe a newborn with multiple congenital anomalies due to the Amniotic Band Disruption Complex. Cerebral computerized tomography and plain films of the extremities corroborated the clinical diagnosis. The purpose of this case report is to alert the radiologist to the varied radiographic appearance of this little known entity and to provide a historical and embryologic background.
Published - Jan 1984
Cerebral computerized tomography
Congenital anomalies
McCarthy, S., Sarwar, M., Virapongse, C., & Ehrenkranz, R. (1984). Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex. Pediatric Radiology, 14(1), 44-46. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02386731
Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex. / McCarthy, S.; Sarwar, M.; Virapongse, C.; Ehrenkranz, R.
In: Pediatric Radiology, Vol. 14, No. 1, 01.1984, p. 44-46.
McCarthy, S, Sarwar, M, Virapongse, C & Ehrenkranz, R 1984, 'Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex', Pediatric Radiology, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 44-46. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02386731
McCarthy S, Sarwar M, Virapongse C, Ehrenkranz R. Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex. Pediatric Radiology. 1984 Jan;14(1):44-46. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02386731
McCarthy, S. ; Sarwar, M. ; Virapongse, C. ; Ehrenkranz, R. / Craniofacial anomalies in the amniotic band disruption complex. In: Pediatric Radiology. 1984 ; Vol. 14, No. 1. pp. 44-46.
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Latest designs for Mary Seacole memorial at St Thomas' Hospital
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The latest designs for the proposed memorial to Crimean war nurse Mary Seacole to be erected in the grounds of St Thomas' Hospital have been put on display this week.
The Mary Seacole Memorial Statue Appeal has raised £100,000 of its £500,000 target to make the design by Martin Jennings into reality.
Jennings is well-known for the statues of Sir John Betjeman at St Pancras International rail station and the poet Philip Larkin in Hull.
For this project Jennings proposes a 10-foot bronze statue on a plinth backed by a large disc cast from earth brought from the Crimea.
Seacole, born in Kingston Jamaica in 1805, travelled the world providing nursing care wherever she could, including on the battlefields of the Crimean War. A well-known figure in her time, she has perhaps been eclipsed in popular memory by Florence Nightingale.
The memorial will be located in the gardens of St Thomas' Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament, and will be the first statue of a named black woman in the UK.
The plans are on display at St Thomas' until Wednesday 14 September, and to coincide with the exhibition a reception was held in the hospital on Monday night. Guests included the Jamaican high commissioner Anthony Johnson.
Some people associated with St Thomas' have questioned the suitability of the proposed location given that Seacole has no specific connection to the hospital or the South Bank area.
"She's an iconic figure who ... is a heroine for so many people across the world," said Sir Hugh Taylor, chairman of Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
"She's a role model not just for nurses from the Afro-Caribbean community but clinic staff right across the board.
"We have a wonderful site to put it on, looking out over the Palace of Westminster. Really, it couldn't be a better place.
"This trust is run by and supported by people from minority ethnic backgrounds who do heroic things – like Mary Seacole – every day.
"Lots of them go unrecognised and unsupported, but many of them too have known some of the struggles she had – combatting racism and overcoming difficulties moving into different environments.
"It's just great, I think, for the staff of our hospitals, to have this honour.
"We sit here on the edge of one of the most diverse communities anywhere in the world. There are 130 languages spoken in Lambeth and Southwark. Both have hugely diverse populations. So where better to have a community facility to pay tribute to Mary Seacole than St Thomas'?"
The panels from this week's exhibition are available online as a PDF document. A planning application is due to be submitted to Lambeth Council in October.
The appeal is now inviting supports to sign up as Friends of Mary Seacole by making a small donation.
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In computability theory the Myhill isomorphism theorem, named after John Myhill, provides a characterization for two numberings to induce the same notion of computability on a set.

Myhill isomorphism theorem

Sets A and B of natural numbers are said to be recursively isomorphic if there is a total computable [[if there is a total computable bijective function f on the natural numbers such that for any , .

A set A of natural numbers is said to be one-one reducible to a set B if there is a total computable injective function f on the natural numbers such that  and .

Myhill's isomorphism theorem states that two sets A and B of natural numbers are recursively isomorphic if and only if A is one-reducible to B and B is one-reducible to A.

The theorem is reminiscent of the Schroeder–Bernstein theorem, and has been called a constructive version of it.  The proof is different, however.  The proof of Schroeder–Bernstein uses the inverses of the two injections, which is impossible in the setting of the Myhill theorem since these inverses might not be recursive.  The proof of the Myhill theorem, on the other hand, defines the bijection inductively, which is impossible in the setting of Schroeder–Bernstein unless one uses the Axiom of Choice (which is not necessary for the proof of the Myhill theorem).

A corollary of Myhill's theorem is that two total numberings are one-equivalent if and only if they are recursively isomorphic.

See also
Berman–Hartmanis conjecture, an analogous statement in computational complexity theory

References

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Soare, Robert I. (1987), Recursively enumerable sets and degrees : a study of computable functions and computably generated sets, Perspectives in Mathematical Logic, Berlin Heidelberg : Springer-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-540-66681-3, MR 0882921

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