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16101 Greenwood Ave N
Shoreline, WA 98133
www.shoreline.edu
Shoreline Community College demonstrates dedication to student success by providing rich opportunities to learn, excellence in teaching and comprehensive support services, in close collaboration with its diverse community. Shoreline serves the community's lifelong educational and cultural needs. The mission of community colleges in this state has always been to provide access to higher education to students such as these and to offer them the chance to build skills to take them to higher wage levels.
Shoreline Community College serves 5,382 students (47% of students are full-time).
Minority enrollment is 58% of the student body (majority Asian and Hispanic), which is more than the state average of 50%.
Shoreline Community College ranks among the top 20% of public schools in Washington for:
Diversity in US community colleges
The teacher population of 448 teachers has grown by 121% over five years.
(WA) Community College Avg.
The student population of Shoreline Community College has declined by 12% over five years.
The student:teacher ratio of 12:1 has decreased from 13:1 over five years.
The Shoreline Community College diversity score of 0.80 is more than the state average of 0.71. The school's diversity has stayed relatively flat over five years.
The public in-state tuition of $3,963 is less than the state average of $4,105. The in-state tuition has stayed relatively flat over four years.
Established in 1964, Shoreline operates under the regulations of the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges and is governed by the Board of Trustees of Shoreline Community College, District Number Seven. Located 10 miles north of downtown Seattle , Shoreline is one of the most strikingly beautiful college campuses in Washington. Nestled among native evergreens, the campus is a brilliant sea of colors during spring, summer and fall, when many flowering plants are in bloom. The scenic surrounding area is nationally known for its recreational and cultural opportunities, which richly complement academic life. Twenty-six buildings constitute the 83-acre campus. These include an award-winning automotive training center, a visual arts building, computer centers, laboratories, a student center, a theater, a well-equipped gymnasium that includes an exercise room and racquetball courts, a child care center, a sophisticated multimedia center and the Ray W. Howard Library/Technology Center. Shoreline Community College's professional/technical training is designed to place students in the workplace upon completion of each program. More than 50 career training programs are offered. Students can earn an Applied Associate in Arts and Sciences (AAAS) degree, or a Certificate of Proficiency, or a Certificate of Completion. Shoreline Community College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.
How much does Shoreline Community College cost?
Shoreline Community College's tuition is approximately $3,963 for In-State students and $6,611 for Out-State students.
What is Shoreline Community College's ranking?
Shoreline Community College ranks among the top 20% of community college in Washington for: Diversity in US community colleges and Highest graduate earnings (10 years post graduation).
View the Shoreline Community College yearly calendar below. Note key dates such as:
First Day of Instruction January 09, 2023 (Monday)
Last Day for 100% Refund January 13, 2023 (Friday)
Last Day to Add a Class January 13, 2023 (Friday)
Last Day to Make Schedule Changes Online January 13, 2023 (Friday)
Last Day for 50% Refund January 30, 2023 (Monday)
The nearest community college to Shoreline Community College is North Seattle College (3.4 miles away)
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King County, WA community colleges have a diversity score of 0.78, which is higher than the national average of 0.00. The most diverse community college in King County, WA is South Seattle College. Read more about community college diversity statistics in the USA.


July 2008 was a very busy time for Apple. It launched the iOS App Store, replaced .Mac with MobileMe and launched it second-ever iPhone: the iPhone 3G.
Introduced at WWDC 2008, the iPhone 3G came into the world after a year of success with the first iPhone.
Most high-tech companies don't take design seriously. They treat it as an afterthought. Window-dressing. But one of Jobs' basic insights about technology is that good design is actually as important as good technology. All the cool features in the world won't do you any good unless you can figure out how to use said features, and feel smart and attractive while doing it.
An example: look at what happens when you put the iPhone into "airplane" mode (i.e., no cell service, WiFi, etc.). A tiny little orange airplane zooms into the menu bar! Cute, you might say. But cute little touches like that are part of what makes the iPhone usable in a world of useless gadgets. It speaks your language. In the world of technology, surface really is depth.
"You can't even begin to figure out how to use 10 features on a normal phone," Jobs joked to applause and laughter.
The raw numbers — while tiny today — were a big deal then. Apple sold 6 million original iPhones in the 11 or so months it was on sale.
Of course, the original iPhone wasn't perfect. It was the first generation of a wildly-new product category. Apple had some things to address with its second iPhone.
The biggest feature of the iPhone 3G is right in the name. The original iPhone featured EDGE networking, which was slow, even by 2007 standards. 3G promised much faster speeds when away from Wi-Fi.
In his demos, Jobs boasted that 3G networking was 2-3x faster than EDGE, all of it with best-in-class battery life.
In addition to 3G, this iPhone brought GPS to the device for the first time, making apps like Google Maps much more useful.
The iPhone 3G didn't stray far from the original design of the iPhone. It featured the same 3.5-inch screen, and included the same buttons and ports as before.
Those buttons were now metal, feeling much more premium than the plastic ones Apple had used their year before.
The back case was now all-plastic, giving the iPhone 3G a grippy feel compared to the aluminum on the outgoing model. Of course, this greatly aided in networking performance as plastic is radio transparent. The rear edges sloped more aggressively toward the screen, making the iPhone 3G feel thinner in the hand, despite being slightly thicker than the original.
The biggest cheer regarding the design came in regards to the headphone jack. The original iPhone's headphone jack was recessed into the body, requiring an adaptor to use anything other than Apple's headphones with it. With the iPhone 3G, that jack was mounted flush on the edge of the phone.
In its market research with consumers who did not buy iPhones, Apple found that 56% of those asked said they didn't purchase one because the price was too high.
Apple addressed this head-on. The 8 GB model was just $199 on contract, compared to the $399 the 8GB iPhone cost.
The 2007 iPhone was sold in just six countries: the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Portugal, the Republic of Ireland, and Austria. However, the device was in use in many more, according to Apple.
With the iPhone 3G, the company focused on a more international rollout. 22 countries were included at launch, with a total of 70 included by the end of the year.
The iPhone 3G sold very well. The company sold 1 million of them in the first weekend.
"It took 74 days to sell the first one million original iPhones, so the new iPhone 3G is clearly off to a great start around the world," said Steve Jobs in the company's press release.
Apple would go on to sell an estimated 15 million iPhone 3Gs, over twice the number of the original iPhone.


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Movie Review: The Woods (2006)
by StevenHelmer
A review of the 2006 thriller starring Agnes Bruckner and Bruce Campbell.
Synopsis: Troubled teenager, Heather, is sent to a New England boarding school in 1965. In addition to trying to adjust to the school's strict rules and fending off bullies, Heather learns the school may have a dark magical secret and her special "gifts" may mean her life and the lives of those around her may be in danger.
Who's In It?
The movie stars Agnes Bruckner, Bruce Campbell, Emma Campbell, Patricia Clarkson and Lauren Birkell.
My wife and I actually had a night with nothing planned and were able to sit down and relax at a reasonable time last night as a result. Since it was early enough, we decided to watch a movie and I ended up picking out this film, which I recorded off of one of our movie channels earlier this month. After seeing the movie, my opinion of it was a bit mixed.
At first, I thought this movie would be somewhat unique, mostly because I liked the setting. An all-girl boarding school might not seem overly creepy but, when combined with the fact it is an older building in a remote location, there was something about it that did set a good tone.
I also liked the fact the head mistress (Clarkson) and her staff weren't overly friendly. That, combined with the fact Heather (Bruckner) has pretty much been abandoned there, had potential in itself.
The problem I ended up having with this movie is it was just too predictable. I think a big part of the reason for this is the writers essentially eliminated the mystery by revealing the school's history and the rumors it was once taken over by witches. By letting that cat out of the bag, there was no mystery about why the students were disappearing (or dying) or what the staff was up to.
I will say this about the movie, I was glad to see Bruce Campbell get an opportunity to show some of his old-school horror movie moves. At first, I thought that wasn't going to be the case and he would only have a (boring) cameo. But, the movie did give him an opportunity to have a bigger part and kick a little butt at the same time. Unfortunately, I just don't think it was enough to save this film.
Final Opinion
Had this movie kept the school's history a secret until toward the end, I think this film would have been better. Unfortunately, by revealing the school's past, the film just became too predictable to be scary or even remotely as interesting as it had the potential to be.
My Grade: C
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President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador's approval rating has risen to a whopping 86% since he took office Dec. 1, but there are challenges ahead that could dent his popularity.
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won by a landslide, and his popularity has grown even more since he took office on Dec. 1.
AMLO is drawing huge popular support by raising minimum wages and social security pensions and giving thousands of college scholarships.
"He's the first president in a long time who cares for the poor," a bellhop in Mexico City told Andres Oppenheimer, a Miami Herald columnist who nonetheless sees trouble ahead for the president.
But all presidents have their ups and downs, and trouble signs are looming. What could end the honeymoon?
First, Lopez Obrador is spending much more than the country is likely to earn. Ending corruption, which is how Lopez Obrador said he will balance the books, isn't enough without new investments, said Oppenheimer.
His decision to cut government salaries is triggering a stampede of talented government technocrats to the private sector. Often they are being replaced by less qualified activists of AMLO's party.
Decisions such as scrapping a $13 billion Mexico City airport project, which will cost the country more than $5 billion in losses to indemnify contractors, have already lowered Mexico's economic growth projections.
The International Monetary Fund cut its 2019 growth projection for the country from 2.5 percent to 2.1 percent, citing an expected drop in investments. Citibanamex bank lowered its forecast to a 1.4 percent growth rate this year.
Mexico's economy may suffer a big blow if — as expected — the U.S. economy slows down or enters into a recession in late 2020 or 2021. The U.S. is by far Mexico's biggest export market.
It's unclear whether the U.S. Congress will approve President Trump's new NAFTA trade deal with Mexico. And AMLO's decision to roll back energy reforms that sought to attract foreign investments may further spook investors.
AMLO's actions to dismantle education reforms, such as independent teacher evaluations, and to give more power to radical teachers' unions, will make Mexico lose competitiveness against China and other emerging countries, Oppenheimer says.
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Autobiography of Mark Twain: Volume 1, Reader's Edition (Paperback)
By Mark Twain, Harriet E. Smith (Editor), Robert Hirst (Editor)
#3: Mark Twain's Satires and Burlesques (Mark Twain Papers #3) (Hardcover): Unavailable to order.
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#10: Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1: The Complete and Authoritative Edition (Mark Twain Papers #10) (Hardcover): $45.00
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Compact Disc (October 21st, 2010): $43.15
Compact Disc (November 1st, 2010): $151.20
Volume Two is very interesting as was the first volume. I'm guessing that most readers ( myself included ) are not familiar with some of the people and events Mark Twain mentions. Some of the big scandals of his time are forgotten now. This volume is as discursive as the first. I love reading American History written by someone who lived it -- he seems to know everyone!
— From Melinda
The year 2010 marked the 100th anniversary of Mark Twain's death. In celebration of this important milestone and in honor of the cherished tradition of publishing Mark Twain's works, UC Press published Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 1, the first of a projected three-volume edition of the complete, uncensored autobiography. The book became an immediate bestseller and was hailed as the capstone of the life's work of America's favorite author.
This Reader's Edition, a portable paperback in larger type, republishes the text of the hardcover Autobiography in a form that is convenient for the general reader, without the editorial explanatory notes. It includes a brief introduction describing the evolution of Mark Twain's ideas about writing his autobiography, as well as a chronology of his life, brief family biographies, and an excerpt from the forthcoming Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 2—a controversial but characteristically humorous attack on Christian doctrine.
Harriet Elinor Smith is an editor at the Mark Twain Project, which is housed within the Mark Twain Papers, the world's largest archive of primary materials by this major American writer. Under the direction of General Editor Robert H. Hirst, the Project's editors are producing the first comprehensive edition of all of Mark Twain's writings.
"This is a book to treasure for all friends of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn."
— Acadiana Lifestyle Magazine
"Smith and her companion editors have accomplished a herculean task. . . . A more accurately arranged collection than any earlier edition."
— American Literary Realism
"Sometimes the autobiography seems Twain's letter to posterity. At other times, reading it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation he is having with himself. . . . This first installment of Twain's autobiography brings us closer to all of him than we have ever come before."
— New York Review Of Books
"Dip into the first enormous volume of Twain's autobiography that he had decreed should not appear until 100 years after his death. And Twain will begin to seem strange again, alluring and still astonishing, but less sure-footed, and at times both puzzled and puzzling in ways that still resonate with us, though not the ways we might expect."
"Now, common sense, at last. We have, emblazoned big as life on the paperback cover underneath Twain's photo . . . the words 'Reader's Edition.' The very idea of it is a winner. . . . It is less academically punctilious but indeed more reader-friendly."
— Buffalo News
"This is a book for dipping, not plunging. Read, as Twain might put it, until interest pales, and then jump. It feels like a form of time travel."
— New York Times/The Opinion Pages
"Twain generously provides the 21st century aficionado a marvelous read. His crystalline humor and expansive range are a continuous source of delight and awe. . . . [He] has given us 'an astonishment' in his autobiography with his final, beautifully unorganized genius and intemperate thoughts. Pull up a chair and revel."
— Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Twain would approve!"
— Bookideas.com
"Twain's writing here is electric, alternately moving and hilarious. He couldn't write a ho-hum sentence."
"Twain's autobiography, finally available after a century, is a garrulous outpouring—and every word beguiles."
"Twian's 'Final Plan' has been released in a truly spectacular first volume of his posthumous 'Autobiography'."
— Vitali Vitaliev
"The bestseller chart is awash with memoirs -- but none offer the extreme reading of the Autobiography of Mark Twain."
— Debra Craine
"A major achevement."
— Choice
"Brimming with Twain's humor, ideas and opinions, this is a book for anyone interested in the writer's work and life."
— Curledup.com
"His ''whole frank mind,' sharp and funny, is seared onto every page. A"
"Mission accomplished, Mr. Clemens."
— Roger Boylan
"Promises a no-holds barred perspective on Twain's life, and will be rich with rambunctious, uncompromising opinions."
— Herald Scotland
"Pure Twain at his typically discursive, rambling, and droll. . . . The bard of Hannibal still has much to say."
— American Heritage
"With the uncensored Twain finally here, we're the furthest thing from indifferent."
— New York Times Book Review
Publisher: University of California Press
Series: Mark Twain Papers
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The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence and severity of general tooth wear (GTW), i.e. tooth wear irrespective of etiology and erosive tooth wear (ETW), i.e. tooth wear predominantly due to erosion; and also to investigate the relationship between ETW and dental caries experience in 16-year-old adolescents in Kuantan, Malaysia.
A multi-staged cluster sampling method was employed. A total of 598 16-year-old adolescents participated in this study. Participants' demographic profile was assessed through a self-administered questionnaire. Clinical examinations were carried out under standardized conditions by a single examiner. The level of GTW was recorded using the modified Smith and Knight's Tooth Wear Index (TWI) whilst ETW were recorded using the Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE) index. This index was developed to record clinical findings and assist in the decision-making process for the management of erosive tooth wear. Dental caries was recorded using the D3MFT index whereby D3 denotes obvious dental decay into dentine detected visually.
The prevalence of GTW, ETW and dental caries, i.e. percentage of individuals found to have at least one lesion, was 99.8%, 45.0% and 27.8% respectively. Two thirds of affected teeth with GTW were observed to have a TWI score of 1 whereas almost all of the affected teeth with ETW had a BEWE score of 2. The mean D3MFT was 0.62 (95% CI 0.50, 0.73) with Decayed (D) teeth being the largest component, mean D3T was 0.36 (95% CI 0.30, 0.43). There was no significant association between socio-demographic factors and prevalence of ETW. Logistic regression analysis also showed no significant relationship between the prevalence of ETW and D3MFT (p > 0.05).
Almost all adolescents examined had GTW but they were mainly early lesions. However, nearly half were found to have ETW of moderate severity (BEWE score 2). No significant relationship between the occurrence of erosive tooth wear and caries was observed in this population.
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Meet Michelangelo Rodriguez | Composer for Film, Television, & Multimedia
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We had the good fortune of connecting with Michelangelo Rodriguez and we've shared our conversation below.
Hi Michelangelo, can you tell us more about your background and the role it's played in shaping who you are today?
Growing up in Austin, Texas, I was exposed to many different genres of music, (its the "Live Music Capital of the World" after all!), so naturally, I was surrounded by inspiration. My dad plays mariachi music, so I was especially exposed to that! But funny enough, I really started to get into music at my local Target. When I was in sixth grade, I was passing through the aisles where I found a small Casio keyboard that lit up when you pressed the keys and I was obsessed with it. I got it and instantly loved it because it was fun to play, plus I just really liked the lights :).
I started piano lessons in middle school before beginning to write my own music in high school. Going to the San Francisco Conservatory of Music to study composition taught me the fundamentals, thanks to the help of some great mentors I had there. Right afterwards, I got my Masters at NYU Steinhardt's Screen Scoring program where I was able to further shape my craft with guidance from the wonderful faculty at the program.
My background and education has absolutely been a giant part of who I am today. As a media composer, I like to keep the mindset that I'm not being paid to compose, but rather to help the director, or whoever I'm working with, tell a story. As a film composer, I'm first and foremost a storyteller, and it's so important to always have that mindset because it helps you become a better communicator. Merging the two art forms of film and music is so special, and I'm always looking to learn more and discover new things so that I can become a better version of myself. I'm still early in my career, but I've found success by being able to learn how to communicate with people on the film/media side, as well as people on the music side. Being an effective communicator allows me to have as great of a finished product as possible.
In a world where there's so many composers, it can be really hard to set oneself apart. I like to think that being able to musically think outside of the box helps with that. I like to include small "Easter Eggs" in my scores, things that people wouldn't know that's there unless I told them (like recording my pet chickens, editing the recording to make it something usable, and putting them into a piece of music to create new sounds). Keeping an open mind, musically speaking, has lead me to find and nurture my own voice. I love to blend genres in my music and am always looking for new and unusual combinations of instruments to play with. I love to combine sounds that don't usually go together and blend them seamlessly. Recently, I'm especially proud of a new project that just got released, a Spotify Studios podcast called "FOGO: Fear of Going Outside." It was so much fun to work on because I was able to really let my personal musical voice shine, plus I got to work with some wonderful people!
I got to where I'm at professionally thanks to so many wonderful mentors and collaborators that have given me opportunities. Because of them, I was able to learn so many things (and still learning to this day!) about the industry and what it takes to become a successful film composer. They've played an integral part into helping me become the composer I am today.
I've learned that it's essential to keep a positive attitude and to try your best to not be discouraged when you hear a "no." When you work in a creative field, you're bound to hear so many rejections, especially when you're starting out, and I found that it's important to not take it personally, have a thick skin, and learn from your mistakes. So many things can change with just one "yes." If everything in your life was easy, where are the lessons to be learnt? So many lessons and success stories originate from failure, and somewhere along the line, we have to pick ourselves up and overcome whatever obstacles we're facing, and when we have a batch of our own stories of how we've overcome challenges, it provides lessons that will last a lifetime.
I like to think that having a high work ethic, being reliable, and staying organized are some of the most important factors behind my success. As a film composer, I often have really tight deadlines, and I've learned that having a mindset of telling myself that I'm gonna get the job done no matter what deadline or no matter the circumstances has helped me along the way. Being ready, having a plan, paying close attention to detail, being open to criticism, and connecting with people on a personal level has help me greatly along the way. A lot of this job is psychological, and in my experience, telling yourself that you can do it, even when daunting situations arise and you may not feel as confident as you'd like to be, can do wonders. Also, being a kind and fun individual is key, and I think it's so important to always remain humble.
Above all this, I've overcome challenges by always trying to find inspiration and by always keeping the spark that made me want to do this in the first place, alive. No two projects are exactly the same, and that special feeling of hearing a piece of music of yours in a film, tv show, podcast, commercial, etc. is a feeling that is constantly refreshing and exciting all at once. As long as you love what you're doing, and you're having fun doing it, that's the most important part.
I love getting out and trying new restaurants or going to events or such. I'm definitely the type of person who likes to go out, so I'm always on the lookout for new places to eat, grab a drink, or explore, so my preferences change just about every week. I love going to the shops on Santee Alley or spending the day on Santa Monica beach! I'd always be down to go watch a basketball game at Staples.
All of my family, mentors, collaborators, friends, but most of all my parents. Ever since day one, they've been my biggest supporters and encouragers of what I do and I wouldn't be in this position without them. Because of their support, I've been lucky enough to be able to pursue my dreams. They've been with me on this journey of mine since the very beginning and I really look forward to sharing my future success with them. I'm very blessed to get to do what I love and I know that their impact on who I've become both as a film composer and a man is boundless. Love you, Mom and Dad!
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Marshy Point
Country/territory: Canada
IBA Criteria met: A4iii (2008)
Area: 12,000 ha
Birds Canada / Nature Canada
Marshy Point is located on the eastern shores of Lake Manitoba and is situated just southwest of Lundar and northwest of Oak Point. The terrain in this area is extremely flat, with Marshy Point being a maze of marshes and freshwater lakes that are connected by canals and extensive grassland meadows. There is a rich diversity of habitats in the area, since in addition to the marshes and open water habitats, the land to the east is an extensive expanse of prairie grassland that leads to aspen parkland.
Key biodiversity
Marshy Point supports significant congregations of the Tall Grass Prairie population of Canada Geese, during fall migration. In excess of 50,000 geese, representing four subspecies of the Canada Goose (Tall Grass Prairie, Short Grass Prairie, Eastern Prairie and Giant), have been recorded at this site during the 1980s and 1990s. Although no firm numbers exist, it is believed that similar numbers of ducks pass through this site during the fall migration as well.
Other birds found at this site in significant numbers include Western Grebe and Black-crowned Night-Heron. A total of 2,400 Western Grebe nests were recorded at this site in 1979, representing approximately 2% of the estimated Canadian population of this species. Similarly, as many as 250 Black-crowned Night-Heron nests were recorded here during the same year, representing about 5% of the estimated Canadian population. It should be noted, however, that more recent surveys have not been conducted and the numbers of both these species could be lower. Other species nesting at this site include Great Blue Heron (20 nests), Franklin's Gull (100 nests), Marbled Godwit and Short-eared Owl (nationally vulnerable).
BirdLife International (2022) Important Bird Areas factsheet: Marshy Point. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 20/01/2022.


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Appointment Highlights European Adventists' Commitment to Mental Health
November 26 / News / No Comments / TED • • / Victor Hulbert
One psychiatrist will replace another as division Health Ministries director.
Published on: 11-26-2018
Helgi Jónsson, a Seventh-day Adventist medical doctor and psychiatrist, was elected as the new Health Ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European (TED) region. His election took place during the TED regional year-end meetings held in Bečići, Montenegro, on November 22, 2018. Jónsson, who is from Iceland, currently works as a consulting psychiatrist and has also served in the Danish health system.
An active member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Jónsson is an elder of the Hafnarfjörður Seventh-day Adventist Church, a Sabbath School teacher, and has previously served as a member of the division's Executive Committee.
"I'm humbled by the calling to work for the TED," said Jónsson. "I don't approach the task as a man that knows all the answers, but first and foremost want to get to know the people I will be serving and listen to their needs and thoughts on various matters."
Jónsson said that he hopes that his experience as a psychiatrist may contribute to the task ahead. "I aspire to be a cogwheel in a community that can become stronger together in the love of Jesus, so His love may be shown through us all to our fellow Europeans," he said.
Jónsson replaces Torben Bergland, who earlier this year was called to serve as associate Adventist Health Ministries director for the world church.
Addressing the appointments of Bergland and Jónsson, TED president Raafat Kamal recalled the TED Health Ministries think tank that met in 2015 and raised the need for an emphasis on mental health and the health and well-being of pastors. Bergland has fulfilled that strategic priority for the TED since his election in November 2015, Kamal said, focusing on mental health issues and tirelessly providing training. Currently, Bergland is developing Mindwell, an online program that teaches mental health awareness. Kamal said he hopes that this trend goes on.
"In voting this highly qualified and committed individual [Jónsson], there is a decided focus that the good initiatives started by Bergland can continue," Kamal said.
During the November 22 business session of TED's Executive Committee, Paul Lockham was elected as the new Stewardship Ministries director for the division. Lockham, who has worked in pastoral ministry and church administration in the UK, will replace David Neal, who was recently appointed as editor of the Adventist Church's Stanborough Press in Grantham, England.
The original version of this story was posted on the Trans-European Division news page.
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States › Sikkim › Geyzing › How to Reach
How to Reach Geyzing
If you wish to explore this divine place, you must have a bit of knowledge about how to reach this spot. Geyzing being a totally admirable tourist destination is well connected by rail, road and air networks. The most feasible and quick way to reach this spot would be by air. Bagdogra and Siliguri Airport are the closest to Geyzing and have frequent flights operating to and fro major states across the country. After deboarding at any of the above two airports, one can take a taxi to reach Geyzing.
By Railways :
Ones, who are eager to experience a train journey, must know that New Jalpaiguri is the nearest railhead to Geyzing. Travelers can also take a train to Siliguri railway station, in order to reach Geyzing. These stations are well-connected with key cities across the country. A good number of local and express trains halt at these stations. So opting for a train journey, will also be a great choice to make.
By Roadways :
Visitors who are keen in taking the roads, can board a bus to reach Geyzing. Buses are available from places like Gangtok, Pelling, Jorethang, Yuksom, Darjeeling, Tashiding and Siliguri to reach this small yet captivating locale. Geyzing has a well-knit road network, making road travel easy for avid travelers.
By Airways :
Travelers who wish to journey by air must know that Bagdogra Airport and Siliguri Airport are the ones which are situated the nearest to Geyzing. One can get down at either of the two airports and can further hire a private vehicle or a taxi to reach Geyzing. There are several flights running from both Bagdogra and Siliguri Airport, connecting major cities across India.


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After the support packs it looks like our DTR files are gone (when reimporting configuration via Developer Studio the SC's are there but there are no DC's inside of them). Additionally, it looks like we have to manually reimport the newest versions of SAP_BUILDT, SAP_JTECHS, and SAP-JEE. Another thing is that old Local Web Dynpro DC's are now complaining about class path problems and different versions of files. We followed the documentation for applying SP19 exactly as the documentation says for a Java Development Usage type. Is there a checklist or something that anyone has for steps to perform after the application of the support packs?
First of all you did it correctly by upgrading your JDI (its NWDI from version 04s onwards) to SP 16. Because ideally in your landscape the JDI server's SP level should be at the highest. And your runtime systems (WAS) and JDI both should be at least at the same SP level as your developer studio (NWDS).
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21+ Best Survival Podcasts (2023 Rankings & Reviews)
Last Updated January 24, 2023|Brian Duff
Survival podcasts are an enjoyable way to stay informed about the latest survival information. The best survival podcasts provide excellent information on topics such as current events, mindset, survival skills, wilderness survival, urban survival, survival gear, etc.
Survival and preparedness podcasts can be listened to anywhere and at any time. I prefer to listen to my favorite shows while working around the house, when out walking, or when on a drive.
For those new to podcasts, they are audio recordings, similar to radio shows, that can be streamed over the Internet or automatically downloaded for later listening. You can listen to podcasts on your smartphone or computer whenever it is most convenient.
The bottom line is if you have access to the Internet, you have access to a wealth of survival podcast knowledge!
Best Survival Podcasts Selection Criteria
To ensure these prepping podcast rankings are accurate and bias-free, I've created selection criteria to eliminate any potential improprieties.
The minimum requirements to be eligible for the best survival podcast list are:
Must be available on Apple Podcasts.
Must have at least 75 ratings and reviews.
Must have an overall rating of 4.0 or higher.
Must have released a new episode within the past 60 days.
Podcasts that make the list will be ranked according to the overall "Ratings & Reviews" score on Apple Podcasts. If there are "Ratings & Reviews" ties, 4.6 versus 4.6, the win will go to the show with the most "Ratings."
Podcasts with less than 75 reviews will be ranked against one another in the Up and Coming Survival Podcasts section.
Now that we have that covered, let me share some podcast suggestions on where you can start your search!
Here are the best survival and prepping podcasts:
1. FieldCraft Survival
2. Jack Carr Danger Close
3. Backpacker Out Alive
4. The Survival Show
5. Canadian Prepper Podcast
6. Mind4Survival
7. Matter of Facts Podcast
8. The Survival Podcast
9. The Casual Preppers Podcast
10. Ready for Your Future
11. Survival and Basic Badassery
12. The Survival Preppers
13. Survival Medicine
14. The Survivalist Prepper Podcast
15. Prepping Academy
16. Prepping 2.0
17. OGTX Bunker Prepper Survivalist Podcast
18. The Holistic Prepper
19. The Rogue Preparedness Podcast
20. Practical Prepping Podcast
21. The Changing Earth Podcast
22. Prepper Talk Radio
23. The Angry Prepper
The Top Survival Podcasts
4.9 iTunes Rating / 3,498 Ratings
Mike Glover's FieldCraft Survival podcast tops the survival podcast list and is an excellent option for anyone interested in learning the art and science of survival, tactical firearms training, and everything for the uncertain times ahead.
From illuminating stories about his own Green Beret and CIA operational experiences and how they relate to surviving everyday outdoor emergency situations, Mike Glover, the FieldCraft Survival host, provides something for everyone.
If you're into survival, you must check out the FieldCraft Survival podcast today!
The Jack Carr Danger Close podcast is hosted by Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL and creator of the hit show "Terminal List." The podcast provides an inside look into the training, mindset, and operations of the special operations community.
The podcast includes interviews with former and current special operations personnel, experts in the field of training and tactics, and other notable survival figures. They discuss a wide range of topics, including combat, self-defense, leadership strategy, mental and physical toughness, and the importance of self-reliance.
If you're in the process of prepping, and you should be, you will not want to miss Jack Carr's Danger Close podcast.
4.8 iTunes Rating / 812 Ratings
Backpacker Out Alive's podcast dives into the real-life survival stories of outdoorsmen. Whether it's fighting off a grizzly, being impaled by a tree branch, to a disaster at the Mt. Everest Basecamp, this podcast covers harrowing disaster stories from the people who were there, struggled, and survived. Learn what to do right, what went wrong, and how they survived by turning it around!
If you want to hear and have a front-row seat to wilderness survival stories about the worst nature has to offer, this is the show for you!
The Survival Show Podcast is a top-tier survival podcast. Its one to two-shows per-week format provides insights into how to be prepared and up-to-date information on what to be prepared for.
The frequent updates to the how-to discussions of the regular show include a variety of topics from outdoor education to urban survival and everything in between.
Adding to the Survival Show Podcasts depth is the Weekly Intel Brief—a show providing information on relevant news impacting listeners' lives and the survival world. Recent topics include information on power grid attacks, domestic terror threats, the housing market, and chicken shortages.
If you haven't done so, you should listen to The Survival Show Podcast!
4.8 iTunes Rating / 87 Ratings
I love a show that, in addition to great information and good audio, has motivating intro music, and that's just what the Canadian Prepper's Podcast offers.
The podcast host Eric started his public-facing preparedness efforts after "as a first-responder, witnessed an overreliance on during major events, and started a small preparedness company to help people get better prepared…" Other hosts include Ian, Allen, Jeff, and others who have a level-headed, practical mindset for survival preparedness.
This show has an excellent back-and-forth discussion to help provoke thought in its audience. You can't go wrong with a top-five preparedness podcast—go check it out!
Note: This podcast should not be confused with the Canadian Prepper YouTube channel or the now-defunct Canadian Outdoor Survival Podcast.
This is my podcast. Its podcast is based on the experience I've gained in the many years I spent working as a paramedic, Army Ranger and diplomatic security specialist. My lifetime of preparedness provides excellent podcast episodes that are based on the M4S fundamental preparedness philosophy—Mindset, Situational Awareness, Survival, Safety, and Self. Together, the Mind4Survival podcast helps people face any crisis, minimize unwanted struggles, and live their best life.
If you're looking for a clean, thought-provoking podcast, the Mind4Survival podcast is for you!
Phil Rabalis and Andrew Bobo have done an excellent job with their Matter of Facts Podcast since starting their show in early 2021. The Matter of Facts team covers everything from preparedness mindset and the physical application of preparedness skills to thoughts and opinions on current events and their survival and preparedness ramifications.
If you're looking for a great-sounding, top-rated podcast, you will want to check out the weekly episodes of the Matter of Facts Podcast show with Andrew and Phil.
4.6 iTunes Rating / 1585 Ratings
Jack Spirko and The Survival Podcast, with its 3200+ episodes, provides one of the most prolific podcasts in the survival space. With his wealth of survival knowledge, Jack provides a strong base of resiliency-focused information.
Whether it has to do with homesteading, survival tips, or overall emergency preparedness, The Survival Podcast is guaranteed to offer entertaining information on any topic you choose. With his Expert Council sessions combined with the opportunity for listeners to call in on some shows, Jack has permanently cemented his place as one of the top survival podcasters of all time.
So, get on it and start listening to Jack Spirko and The Survival Podcast today!
The Casual Preppers Podcast is an awesome and entertaining look into prepping and survival. Cam and Coby create a down-to-earth, bros talking, casual perspective on interesting current events and the how-to of preparedness and survival. Their light-hearted style about serious topics is sure to entertain listeners. One recent listener wrote:
"I love the show, but there needs to be a warning at the beginning saying that this show may cause laughter I was mid rep in the gym and almost dropped a dumbbell on my face from laughing so hard 😂. Keep up the good work." ~ZackAttack5000
With reviews like that, it's easy to see why any survival-minded person should listen to the Casual Preppers podcast.
Long-time prepper podcast host Todd Sepulveda produces an awesome survival podcast. Todd's Ready for Your Future podcast, formerly known as the Prepper Website Podcast, provides a weekly glimpse into a wide variety of survival topics.
Recent shows focused on goal setting, alternative cooking methods, survival power, homesteading, and so on. The Ready for Your Future podcast is for you if you're interested in a level-headed podcast produced and hosted by a great man of faith.
The Survival and Basic Badassery podcast with Kevin and Chuck is another long-existing podcast that deserves a spot on any survival and prepper podcast list. The show presents an entire host of survival topics and perspectives on preparedness subjects such as survival planning, gear, bushcraft skills, current events, and so on.
If you're trying to kill some time by adding to your mental survival library, the prepping badass podcast covers many topics to help level up your survival and preparedness!
The Survival Preppers Podcast is a podcast that Dale Goodwin of "The Survivalist Prepper" podcast and myself host. Unlike our other shows, this podcast is potty mouth explicit and not safe for work or sensitive ears.
The Survival Preppers is a show "about survival skills, prepping, preparedness, and politics" and is not a basic or straight ahead survival podcast. If you want to listen to a humorous, unfiltered, and sometimes raw take on preparedness and politics from the perspective of two-experienced preppers, you'll definitely want to catch the twice-weekly Survival Preppers podcast or YouTube channel.
The Survival Medicine Podcast is an excellent resource for those looking to learn more about medical preparedness. The hosts, Joe "Dr. Bones" and Amy "Nurse Amy" of DoomandBloom.net, do an excellent job of bringing survival-related medical information to the preparedness community.
Their monthly Survival Medicine podcasts cover wound care, antibiotics, brain trauma, altitude sickness, and more. If you're interested in survival medicine for when the medical system fails, this podcast is for you!
With over ten years of episodes, Dale Goodwin's Survivalist Prepper podcast is one of the Internet's longest-running and most well-known survival shows. Dale's show is the first podcast dedicated to preparedness that I listened to. It's also the show that motivated me to launch my Mind4Survival podcast.
The Survivalist Prepper podcast covers various prepping topics in a relaxed, non-doom, and gloom format. Whether you want to know more about wilderness survival skills, the latest prepping news, or what to do when disaster strikes, take a few moments to listen to the Survivalist Prepper show!
Prepping Academy is a well-received podcast based on discussions between influencers within the North Carolina Preparedness Network and their guests. The Prepping Academy podcast discusses prepping, politics, and current events that relate to survival—all of which can be interrelated—especially in our modern trying times.
Check out the Prepping Academy radio show today if you want to listen in on some provoking preparedness perspectives.
The Prepping 2.0's iTunes about page states, "It's time to step up to the next level of prepping! Prepping 2.0 is about the intermediate level of prepping." It's with the goal of imparting the next level of preparedness to their listeners that Glen Tate, author of the 299 Days ten-book series, and Shelby Gallagher, author of A Great State three-book series, share their preparedness experiences and perspectives with their loyal listeners.
Listen today, and become better prepared for tomorrow!
Up and Coming Survival Shows!
The Off-Grid Texans (OGTX) Bunker Prepper Survivalist Show, hosted by Keith Otworth and Rhonda Triggs, is an excellent up-and-coming survival and prepper podcast. With a 4.9 overall iTunes rating, this show is destined to place well on any best prepper podcasts list. The OGTX bunker hails itself as "…the prepper's place for open discussion…" So far, it's on target.
If you're looking for a well-produced, new podcast to help you prepare while passing the time, the OGTX Bunker may be the show for you.
5.0 iTunes Rating / 5 Ratings
The complete modern prepper is a 360-degree prepper. And that's precisely where The Holistic Prepper podcast focuses—on preparedness that considers more than just the beans and bullets of the prepping world. Holistic Prepper discussions range from surviving a nuclear attack to an integrity challenge and fasting exercises.
Are you ready to think more holistically? If so, the holistic prepper is an up-and-comer worth considering on your next commute. Don't miss it!
Morgan of the Rogue Preparedness YouTube channel brings her recipe for preparedness to the podcasting world with The Rogue Preparedness Podcast. Her show covers much of her personal experiences as both an urban prepper in the Southwest and as a homesteader off the beaten path in Alaska.
If you're looking for a solid preparedness podcast, you should listen to The Rogue Preparedness Podcast!
The Practical Prepping podcast, not to be confused with The Practical Prepper podcast, is destined to break out of the up-and-comer ranks sometime soon. Mark and Krista Lawley make a fantastic team who provides an excellent, even-keeled, easy to listen to the show. Where many prepper podcasts fire you up, the Lawleys mellow you out by bringing the feel of a pleasant conversation around a warm fireplace to your podcast experience.
If you're looking to relax while increasing your survival knowledge, this is a great podcast to try out!
Knowing the hosts of the Changing Earth Podcast, Sara Hathaway and Chin Gibson, makes their inclusion on the best prepper podcast list a no-brainer. With sections of Sara's "Changing Earth" book series as a launching pad, Sara and Chin bring her dystopian stories into focus with a thought-provoking discussion about the situation laid out in her novel.
The Changing Earth makes preparedness novels fun to read and provides an excellent discussion lesson for any preparedness-minded person. This may be the one for you if you're looking for a preparedness podcast with a twist!
Reviews Prepper Talk Radio's about page statement states, "Prepper Talk Radio is Radio for the Readyminded. Scott, the founder of PrepperCon, Shane, Paris, and their expert guests discuss volumes of prepper information. With the number of hosts and guests, you're always sure to get a different perspective for your survival toolbox.
When you're in the mood for a preparedness podcast without the doom and gloom, give Prepper Talk Radio your attention.
If you don't know who Jason Charles is, you probably know him by another name. In addition to being The Angry Prepper, Jason was featured on National Geographics Doomsday Preppers, hosts The Angry Prepper YouTube channel with over 100,000 subscribers, and is a former New York City firefighter with a ton of experience.
If you want a good idea of what's happening in New York City, the canary in the coal mine of preparedness, this is an excellent show for you. With all of that, how can you NOT consider listening to his Angry Prepper podcast? Go check it out!
Other Podcasts to Consider
I've been a prepper for 40 years, and despite that, I am always on the lookout for new survival information. With that, here are some shows that, although they didn't the criteria, are well worth checking out.
The Survival Punk Podcast
Modern Outdoor Survival Podcast
The Red Hot Chilly Prepper
The Practical Prepper
This Prepared Life
RV Prepper
Finding Your Top Preparedness Podcast
Prepper and Survival podcasts are tremendous and underused resources within the preparedness community.
Are you tired of Facebook and people posting angry things?
Do you watch TV shows like Alone or Les Stroud's Survivorman? Do you have a shelf in your house dedicated to prepper books? Are you one of the folks who pay attention to what's happening in the world around you because it might turn bad?
If you are, then this article is for you, and that's because there are many options to choose from in the world of prepping and survival podcasting.
From long-form interviews to short daily updates, preppers have plenty of listening material available through podcasts.
Ultimately, how can you be sure you're picking the right podcast? That happens by doing just what you're doing right now.
What is a Survival Podcast?
Podcasts are an excellent way to learn how to survive and thrive. They help listeners learn everything they need to know, from building shelters and personal defense to navigating with a compass or making fire.
Preparedness podcasts come in all shapes and sizes. Some are meant for entertainment, while others teach people new skills to help them survive during an SHTF event.
While only you can decide which is right for you, there are two main prepping and survival show content categories: informational and entertaining.
Podcasts are what a creator such as myself does when I record a show as a digital audio file. I then edit that show to be an episode or multiple episodes. I then upload the show as a digital audio file to a computer server specializing in podcast hosting.
Next, once uploaded, when a listener like you wants to listen to an episode, you do so through a podcast app or website. It's the app or website which downloads the show or streams it from the podcasting server.
Podcasting Apps
Podcasting apps like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher allow you to download podcasts for offline listening and even sync them across devices.
Apps make it easy for listeners to hear a lot of people with great information, not just survival experts, talk about any particular interest you might have.
You'll hear shows covering everything from first-hand survival stories of life and death to living through the paralyzing obstacles of an SHTF event and on to prepping for the budget-minded waging an inspiring fight for a better life.
The History of Podcasts
Former MTV VJ Adam Curry created podcasting in the early 2000s. Apple, in 2005, added support for podcasting to its iTunes software and quickly became the dominant player in the industry.
Since then, many other companies have launched successful podcast apps, making it easier than ever for the average joe to listen in.
Why Should You Listen to Podcasts
Podcasts are a great way to learn about things that interest you. As such, podcasting provides listeners with information on various topics, from history to science fiction about the zombie apocalypse.
More specifically, podcasts provide preppers with valuable information on all the fundamentals of preparedness: Mindset, Situational Awareness, Survival, Safety, and Self.
A prepper can easily find new episodes on surviving in the wilderness, practicing strategic relocation (also known as evacuating or bugging out), home security, a catastrophic earthquake, medical training, explain outdoor survival, etc.
You can find shows with a survivor's visceral reactions, discussions about real danger, pain, hunger, and fear, and the new economy or lack thereof.
So, if self-reliance is your jam, podcasting may be one answer to gaining new and fun preparedness information.
Podcasts Cover a Wide Variety of Information
Do you want to learn what to do when the family medicine doctor is no longer around? There are survival instructors and a week's episode all set for you.
Do you want to listen to a topic round table discussion? There's a week of episodes ready for your listening extravaganza.
At a minimum, I can almost guarantee there's an episode on one or more topics you're interested in, standing by and ready to go.
So, What's the Best Podcast for You?
The best podcast for you is the podcast that you like best. It's not rocket science. The fact is every podcast out there has listeners with who it will resonate.
Some people like podcasts that come out on Tuesdays, and others like shows that come out on Friday mornings. Add in the structure that appeals to you, and you never know when a recent monthly podcast created will be just what you're waiting to hear.
In the end, everyone has their idea of what the best podcasts are. Try a few out and see which disaster preparedness shows resonate with you.
The Bottom Line of The Best Survival Podcasts and How to Find Them!
Podcasting is a great way to learn how to better prepare for any scenario. Survival and prepping podcasts are an excellent way for any preparedness-minded person to gain the knowledge to help increase their survival ability, prepping, preparedness, and overall self-reliance anytime and anywhere.
The best survival podcast is not just the one that is entertaining and informative—it's the one that speaks most directly to your needs or interests. So, if none of these 21'ish options do it for you, poke around the Internet, and you'll find yours!
Do you have a favorite podcast show? Tell us in the comments below!
Stay safe and happy listening!
Brian Duff
Before founding the Mind4Survival, Brian began his preparedness life after experiencing his first major earthquake at three. Since then, Brian's quest to develop his Mind4Survival has taken him around the world, where he spent decades working as a lifeguard, firefighter, paramedic, U.S. Army Ranger, high-threat diplomatic protective-security specialist, training director, international security director, and security and preparedness consultant. Brian holds a bachelor's degree in security management, a master's degree in business administration, and numerous safety, security, and preparedness certifications.
James on July 9, 2022 at 6:45 am
The Survival punk podcast is back now
Brian Duff on July 14, 2022 at 11:17 am
You're on the list! Congrats!
James on July 24, 2022 at 8:39 am
Thanks for the add.
Fabian O. on October 13, 2022 at 2:26 pm
I´d rate ´The Modern Survivalist´ podcast/YouTube channel right up there with the best, top 3 in my humble opinion. Fernando "Ferfal" has been through hell in 2001 when Argentina defaulted on its debt and everything crumbled. I agree with his view that yes, crap hits the fan and it gets bad for some, or even for many. But the world isn´t going to end.
Brian Duff on January 23, 2023 at 8:52 pm
Unfortunately, I don't find the Modern Survivalist podcast on iTunes.
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Editors' ChoiceAlzheimer's Disease
Reducing the UnSIRTainty of Alzheimer's Disease
Joshi Alumkal
Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, OR 97239, USA. E-mail: alumkalj{at}ohsu.edu
Vol. 2, Issue 43, pp. 43ec121
Alzheimer's disease (AD)—one of the most common causes of dementia—is currently untreatable. Neurofibrillary tangles and β-amyloid plaques, which many believe are neurotoxic, are classic pathological findings in the brains of patients. β-amyloid is generated by cleavage of the amyloid precursor protein (APP) by the β- and γ-secretases in a two-step process. Alternate cleavage of APP by α-secretase (encoded by the ADAM10 gene) and γ-secretase, on the other hand, prevents β-amyloid accumulation. The sirtuins are NAD+-dependent deacetylase proteins that enhance longevity and have neuroprotective properties, but the role of sirtuins in AD and ADAM10 regulation was unknown. New work by Donmez et al. addresses both of these issues.
The authors crossed a mouse model of AD (AD mice) with transgenic mice overexpressing SIRT1, a sirtuin family member, or with mice with a brain-specific knockout of SIRT1. SIRT1-overexpressing AD mice lacked the brain pathology and behavioral deficits seen in AD mice, whereas AD mice in which SIRT1 was knocked out had exacerbations of both of these conditions. SIRT1's neuroprotection in this model occurred, at least in part, because of deacetylation and activation of the RARβ transcription factor that, in turn, increased expression of the ADAM10 gene. As a result, α-secretase activity increased, which led to alternate APP cleavage products. SIRT1, through activation of ADAM10, also upregulated the Notch signaling pathway, which may have contributed to the observed neuroprotection.
Although these results are intriguing, several questions must be answered before SIRT1 becomes a player in the treatment of this disease. First, is SIRT1 function lost in human AD? Can appropriate sirtuin activators be designed to penetrate the blood-brain barrier? Should they be tested in the treatment of established AD or as preventive agents? However, for the 5.3 million Americans living with AD and their family members, this disease just became a bit less unSIRTain.
G. Donmez et al., SIRT1 suppresses β-amyloid production by activating the α-secretase gene ADAM10. Cell 142, 320–332 (2010). [Abstract]
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The deacetylase SIRT1 suppresses the production of Alzheimer's disease–associated β-amyloid by activating a gene encoding a key proteolytic enzyme.