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Q: Dynamically execute function in Python I have a set of functions in a class
class uloader:
    @staticmethod
    def describe(o1):

At run-time I get to know the name of the function I want to execute dynamically and the parameter, too. eg. describe(porsche), or dyn_fun = describe(porsche).
How would I execute this - should I code eval(dyn_fun)? I need the output from describe() again passed to a html page

A: You can use getattr to get attribute from an object:
# method_name = 'describe'
method = getattr(uloader, method_name)
method(porsche)

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I feel like Christmas has snuck up on me this year. With the whole giving birth situation in the first quarter and then work and Esme starting school it feels as though the festive season has popped out of nowhere. Not that I'm complaining, as it really is, my most favourite time of year. But still I had to twist Papa B's arm into getting the tree out of the outhouse because the spiders where we live are on steroids, I mean completely huge. I think he thought I was overdoing it until one fresh morning I asked him to grab my bike out of the shed and he came back to confirm that he wouldn't be going in there that often as the spiders are 'huge'. So better late than never the tree is finally up and the household seem to be getting into the festive spirit.
On the side of presents, the grown up's are making more of a conscious effort to buy less tat. It can be so easy to feel pressured to buy a lot which sadly will perhaps end up in a landfill. So this year, we all a greed that two presents max will suffice and we would concentrate on getting high quality items which we all really need, especially for when it comes to the kids.
Speaking of the kids with there being so many little people in our family now, (ok so there are only three but my word when their together it feels like 30!) it feels wicked to start some traditions like, building Gingerbread houses, matching PJ's on Christmas eve but most importantly gathering around the fire with a Hot Chocolate. Hot Chocolate has always been one of my favourites. I remember as a young girl being forced to drink something of the malt variety and Hot Chocolate being regarded as a treat. Years later and now being a mother myself I love being able to crack open the iconic purple tin and give Esme the same treat which gave me such a thrill as a child.
So when Cadburys reached out asking me to get creative with their hot Chocolate, I didn't have to think twice. I had a quick rummage around the kitchen and found that I had all I needed at my disposal.
I went about having fun with the whipped cream. Now it took me a few goes but I noticed the perfect finish is all in the wrist work. To top it off I went with marshmallows (standard), Christmas, themed sprinkles (raised the bar) and EDIBLE GLITTER (I know, your mind is blown) which I usually reserve to add some shimmer and shine to cakes I'm decorating.
With that all done, i was left with the most indulgent looking Hot Chocolate, all that was left was to light the fire, which happened to be the first fire of the season.
I'm not quite done with the Christmas shopping, although this year I've made the decision to order all our food pre cooked as last year was a complete disaster. When I mentioned that on Instagram, I was happy to hear that so many of you felt the same. This time of year should not be spent slaving over a cooker and not being that happy with the outcome. But it should be more about spending time with your love ones and being grateful for the time that has passed, whilst looking forward to the things to come. And whilst the fire is optional, you can never say no to a mug of Cadbury's Hot Chocolate.


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Home » Food » Easy Cream Cheese Cake..
Preheat the oven to 190C/. Put the crushed biscuits in a bowl and combine with the butter and 2 oz of the sugar.
Spoon into a 9 ins cake tin and press down firmly. Bake for 15 minutes, remove and allow to cool.
Meanwhile, melt the broken chocolate in a bowl over boiling water, stir in the whipping cream and allow to cool.
then add the chocolate and combine thoroughly. Spoon it over the biscuit base and bake for 1 hr. Cool, then chill in the fridge.
Decorate with chocolate chips and serve.


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The authors of the papers published here come from a dozen different countries and represent different expressions of Baptist life. The papers were delivered at the third International Conference on Baptist Studies, held at the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague in July 2003, with the theme Baptist Identities. Those who gave presentations explored what factors have contributed to the nature of Baptist distinctiveness in different countries and at different times. In some cases the authors have written about their own contexts, using specific case studies that relate to particular periods, whereas in other cases they range more widely, covering several countries and/or longer periods of time. Topics examined in this volume include theological education, women in leadership, issues of ethnicity, Baptist identity and national consciousness, and creeds. The regional scope of the Baptist stories that are analyzed includes Africa, Asia, Australia, Eastern and Western Europe, and North America. At a time when there is considerable discussion throughout the world Baptist community about the nature of Baptist identity, this collection of papers by significant historians of Baptist life is an important contribution.
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Ian M. Randall (Ph.D.,University of Wales) was appointed as Director of Baptist and Anabaptist Studies at the International Baptist Theological Seminary, Prague, in 1999 and has continued to serve IBTS, from 2002 onwards as Senior Research Fellow. He has supervised and currently supervises a number of PhD students.
He has published many articles and a number of books, of which the most significant recent books are Evangelical Experiences (Paternoster, 1999), The English Baptists of the Twentieth Century (Baptist Historical Society, 2005), A School of the Prophets: 150 Years of Spurgeons College (Spurgeons College, 2005) and What a Friend we have in Jesus (Darton, Longman and Todd, 2005). He is currently working on a volume on the history of Operation Mobilisation. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
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Stadion Grbavica je domácím stadionem pro fotbalový tým FK Željezničar Sarajevo. Stadion se nachází ve stejnojmenné místní části hlavního města Bosny a Hercegoviny, Sarajeva. Jeho kapacita je 13 146 míst k sezení. Mezi místními je znám také pod názvem Dolina ćupova. Na stadionu se konaly zápasy jak jugoslávské, tak i později bosenské fotbalové reprezentace.

Stadion byl postaven v roce 1953 a otevřen v září téhož roku. Na stavebních pracích se podíleli i pracovníci železnic, kteří působili v Sarajevu. První utkání se zde odehrálo mezi Željezničarem a fotbalovým týmem chorvatského Šibeniku v rámci druhé ligy západ. Později byl stadion několikrát přestavován (v letech 1968 a 1976). Při druhé přestavbě bylo umístěno i osvětlení.

Během obléhání Sarajeva za války v Bosně a Hercegovině se nacházel v bezprostřední blízkosti frontové linie (v oblasti Grbavice dokázala Vojska Republiky srbské proniknout na území centra města). Byl proto značně poškozen. Při granátometné palbě byla vypálena celá západní tribuna stadionu.

Po válce byl stadion v rekordním čase upraven pro pořádání fotbalových zápasů a vyhořelé části stavby byly rekonstruovány. Dalšími úpravami byla nicméně kapacita snížena o cca 1000 míst. V roce 2017 byl stadion upraven pro pořádání zápasů dle požadavků UEFA.

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1-Wire – interfejs elektroniczny, jak również i protokół komunikacyjny pomiędzy urządzeniami. Jego nazwa wywodzi się z faktu, że do komunikacji używana jest tylko jedna linia danych (oraz linia zerowa). Odbiornik może być zasilany bezpośrednio z linii danych, wykorzystując zasilanie pasożytnicze, co jest zaletą tego interfejsu. Odbiornik wyposażony jest w kondensator o pojemności 800 pF, który jest ładowany z linii danych – następnie energia w nim zgromadzona używana jest do zasilania odbiornika.

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1-Wire jest podobne do interfejsu I²C, lecz z uwagi na pojedynczą linię komunikacyjną jest zarówno wolniejsze, jak i tańsze. Interfejs 1-Wire jest zazwyczaj używany do komunikacji pomiędzy niewielkimi urządzeniami, takimi jak: termometry cyfrowe, instrumenty metrologiczne, sterowniki ładowania akumulatorów, zamki elektroniczne typu iButton itd. Urządzenia takie są zazwyczaj zamknięte w solidnej obudowie, często znacznie większej niż samo urządzenie elektroniczne.

Zasady transmisji danych

Wysyłanie danych przez urządzenie master
Całość układu jest zazwyczaj zasilana napięciem stałym o wartości 5 V. Linia danych jest podłączona do zasilania przez rezystor (tzw. pull-up), co powoduje jednocześnie zasilanie odbiorników.

Przesłanie każdego bitu informacji jest inicjowane przez urządzenie typu master. Master rozpoczyna transmisję sekwencji bitów poprzez wystawienie impulsu reset, czyli zwarciu linii danych na 480 μs do masy. Powoduje to zresetowanie wszystkich podłączonych odbiorników (urządzeń typu slave). Następnie każde urządzenie slave potwierdza swoją obecność wystawiając na linię danych impuls obecności – zwierając linię danych do masy na 60 μs.

Przesłanie logicznej jedynki na magistralę oznacza wystawienie przez mastera krótkiego (od 1 do 15 μs) impulsu niskiego (zwarcie linii) oraz następnie wysokiego o długości 60 μs. Logiczne zero odpowiada niskiemu impulsowi o długości 60 μs. Opadające zbocze impulsu aktywuje przerzutnik astabilny w urządzeniu slave. Przerzutnik ten taktuje wewnętrzny mikroprocesor, co powoduje odczyt danych z linii po ok. 30 μs od momentu pojawienia się zbocza rosnącego. Z uwagi na wewnętrzne opóźnienia urządzenia slave czas trwania pojedynczego impulsu musi wynosić właśnie 60 μs (a impuls startujący nie może być dłuższy niż 15 μs) – zapewnia to poprawny odczyt danych w każdej sytuacji.

Odbieranie danych przez urządzenie master
Przed odbiorem każdego bitu danych master wysyła niski impuls startu (od 1 μs do 15 μs), po czym wraca do stanu wysokiego na linii danych. Jeśli slave wysyła logiczną jedynkę – nie robi nic, pozostawiając linię w stanie wysokim. Jeśli slave wysyła zero, wówczas zwiera linię danych do masy na 60 μs. Po przesłaniu 8 bitów następuje wysłanie komendy (rozkazu) (również ośmiobitowej). Ewentualne błędy w transmisji mogą być wykryte za pomocą wbudowanego algorytmu CRC-8.

Dodatkowe informacje
Do jednej linii danych może być podpiętych wiele urządzeń. Każde z nich posiada bowiem unikatowy 64-bitowy numer identyfikacyjny (adres). Najmniej znaczący bajt adresu oznacza typ urządzenia. Najbardziej znaczący bajt przetrzymuje sumę kontrolną CRC dla poprzednich 56 bitów.

Obecnie istnieje kilka standardów wysyłania komend i adresów. Master może wysłać nawet całą grupę komend, a następnie adres danego urządzenia – wówczas komendy te zostaną wykonane właśnie przez to urządzenie.

Współpraca z innymi interfejsami
Urządzenia typu 1-Wire mogą być również podłączane bezpośrednio do innych interfejsów: port szeregowy i równoległy, USB itp. – jednak w takim przypadku często wymagane jest nie tylko wyspecjalizowane oprogramowanie, ale również i pośredniczące układy. W przypadku poprawnej konfiguracji przesyłanie sygnałów interfejsem 1-Wire może być wykonywane na odległościach większych niż 100 m.

Linki zewnętrzne
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Q: Excel pivot table calculated field total returns unexpected value I have an Excel spreadsheet which has a pivot table on it. The data itself is quite simple, Number of Units and a Discount (percentage from 0 to 100), pivoted on date across the top and customer down the left hand side. Those numbers are straight from a SQL view, so the pivot table source is just:
SELECT * FROM UnitDiscountView

All was looking fine until I attempted to add a calculated field of TotalCost (Each unit will costs £200) to the pivot table:
= (200 *NrUnits ) * ((100-Discount)/100)

The total at the bottom was negative, and vastly more than I was expecting as a number. If I select all the cells, then the sum which appear in the status bar at the bottom is what I would expect, but the Total field at the bottom is over a hundred times bigger, and negative to boot.
I am stumped. I have searched since Friday without finding anything which will help me to solve this. Any pointers on where to start looking for the solution would be greatly appreciated. I should mention that SQL is my forte, not Excel. I haven't used Excel's Pivot tables before last week, so I am probably missing something really obvious.

A: Calculated fields will work with the totals:
200 * (Sum of NrUnits) * ((100 - [Sum of Discount]) / 100 )
So for your total row, if Sum of Discount is greater than 100 (adding up all the Sums of Discount on the pivot table), the part of your formula (100-Sum of Discount) will be returning a negative number, hence the negative value.
What I normally do is to add another column to the table to the right of the values returned from the query. I will add my formulas there, then do the pivot table on the resized table.
If you have formatted the returned SQL query as a table (or list in Excel 2003), the pivot table source range should even resize by itself.

A: I found the answer.
Excel was effectively doing this for the total:
= (200 * sum(NrUnits)) * ((100-sum(Discount))/100)

Which isn't even close to what I wanted:
= sum((200-NrUnits) * ((100-Discount) * 100)))

I got round it by changing the SQL from the view to be:
SELECT *, NrUnits*((100-Discount)*100) AS EffectiveUnits
FROM UnitDiscountView

And the Calculated field to:
= EffectiveUnits * 200


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Some frugal ideas may sound too extreme for some to try. But, others need to be a little more extreme to balance their budgets.
Below are some ideas some may embrace but others will say no way. It's up to you. Frugality is different for everyone.
1. By hand, empty and reuse your vacuum cleaner bag. I have been doing this for years and have never had a problem. On occasion I have even reused it twice.
2. Wash and reuse your Ziploc bags, except those that contained meat. I wash mine with my kitchen towels and add some bleach to the load. A box of bags lasts me a LONG time.
3. Save cereal bags and reuse them as you would waxed paper. I haven't bought waxed paper in years.
4. Wash and reuse barely dirty aluminum foil. It really isn't hard.
5. Reuse coffee grounds a second time by adding an additional half of the usual amount on top of the used grounds. You can get two pot for only 1 1/2 the usual amount of coffee. And truly, unless your taste buds are really sensitive, you will never taste the difference.
6. Cloth bathroom paper and intimate articles that are washed and reused. You stop buying toilet paper and feminine hygiene products. But, you have to deal with the washing of these items. This was a step too far for me, but maybe not for you.
Now you decide what works for you and your family. And remember, little savings will, over time, add up to big dollars.


Day 36 – Stockport to Pilling – punctures, north wind, flag retrieving and glitter balls!
The first stretch of the day was along Marine Drive in Stockport, it was bitter cold again this morning and the Northerly wind not only made this worse but was also a very strong headwind! Which looks to stay for most of the week. My legs were struggling to turn, feeling heavy and sore, but it was flat so this didn't take too much perseverance.
5 miles down the road I met up with Arthur from Southport cycling club and Carole and David on their tandem. We cycled a few miles along the main road towards Preston but stuck to the cycle path. I went over a drain and hiss, the air was coming out of my front tyre! My hands were cold and not quite working so this took longer to fix than normal. When I had finished I noticed that the top flag pole and flag on my bike were missing. The others said that's how it was when we met and they assumed it was deliberate. I panicked! I couldn't cycle on the roads without a flag!
I called Margaret the lady who had come to my rescue and I stayed with last night and explained my route to her. Carol and David are pretty speedy on the tandem so they offered to go back and retrace my route and then catch up us! Margaret found my flag and then found the tandem. At this point the tandem had a puncture.
Meanwhile Arthur and I were trying to press on as quickly as possible as there was still a chance to meet the Ribble Valley Juniors in time who were going to cycle with me around Preston. I was really excited about this. Then, Arthur got a puncture and despite him boasting about having slime in his tyres, this puncture was too large! I couldn't cycle on alone as I had no flag and wouldn't have felt safe on the roads. I had to message Geoff and explain that to my disappointment there was no way I was going to make it in time and not to wait out in the cold. I was also supposed to meet a couple of others in Preston and I told them to cycle towards us.
Arthur and I were cold from standing around and we needed to wait for David and Carole so we decided to go to a cafe! To console myself I had a breakfast pancake, filled with bacon, scrambled egg and cheese. Delicious, but it didn't make up for the fact that it was midday and we had only managed 15 miles!
We finally reached Preston nearly 2 hours late. We were back on another cycle path, the Guild Wheel, this is nicely surfaced but had a few inaccessible gates, so I had to get off a few times. My tyre again went flat but we pumped it up in the hope it would keep some air in and we could fix it later.
We all headed towards Blackpool and picked up Steve on another trike on the way. We stopped for a photo next to a windmill and carried on along the promenade towards Blackpool, one section of this was closed but it was only a detour along the road.
Cycling under a glitter ball marked our entry into Blackpool, we had a cup of tea and then cycled further along the promenade. The wide promenade had a squiggly path in a different paving, in a childlike manner I followed this squiggly path along the straight promenade.
We passed the rollercoasters, dodgems, big signs, bright lights and the excited visitors. Although it is a Saturday, it is cold and reasonably quiet for Blackpool. We reached the area of paving in front of Blackpool tower, this is known as the comedy carpet and set into the paving are jokes and catchphrases from comedians who have presumably played in Blackpool at some point.
This stretch of the coastal route was definitely the most different and fun so far, a stark contrast to the little coastal towns in Devon and Cornwall and the barren coastal landscape before I reached St Ives.
We continued towards Pilling my end point for the day, we said goodbye to the flag rescuers (David and Carole on the tandem) a couple of miles up the road and to Steve on the ICE trike a bit further on. Hassan and Terry delivered me to Pilling and we said quick goodbyes as they needed to get back to their car 20 miles away before dark. I should mention that they had driven from Macclesfield to come and ride with me for the day! I am so glad they did, everyone had been tremendous company on what was a day with a very difficult start. Thank you all for making such and effort! A great day in the end!
I had dinner in the local pub and checked into my Air BnB where I had the most amazing jacuzzi bath and was asleep by 9pm!
The North wind did make today more difficult but it is something I am going to have to endure for the next few days!
We really enjoyed our day out with you. Very sorry about the West Lancashire puncture alley coming out of Southport, you'll remember the town for a few wrong reasons now, but you came through very well. Brilliant ride up Blackpool Prom.


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BOLLINGER DELIVERS THE 34TH FAST RESPONSE CUTTER, USCGC WILLIAM HART TO THE U.S. COAST GUARD
LOCKPORT, La., Bollinger Shipyards has delivered the USCGC WILLIAM HART, the 34th Fast Response Cutter (FRC) to the U.S. Coast Guard.The Coast Guard took delivery on the 23rd of May, 2019 in Key West, Florida.
Bollinger President & C.E.O. Ben Bordelon said, "We are very pleased to announce the latest FRC delivery, the USCGC WILLIAM HART. Previous cutters have been stationed around the nation including Alaska and Hawaii.The WILLIAM HART, the third of three fast response cutters to be home-ported in Honolulu, Hawaii will join the cutters OLIVER BERRY and JOSEPH GERCZAK. The vessel's commissioning is scheduled for September, 2019. FRCs already in commission have protected our country by seizing multiple tons of narcotics, interdicted thousands of illegal aliens and saved hundreds of lives.The FRC program is a model program for government acquisition and has surpassed all historical quality benchmarks for vessels of this type and complexity. The results are the delivery of truly extraordinary Coast Guard cutters that will serve our Nation for decades to come.We are extremely proud that the Fast Response Cutters built by Louisiana craftsmen here at Bollinger Shipyards are having such a major impact on our country's safety and security."
The 154-foot Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutter has a flank speed over 28 knots, state of the art command, control, communications and computer technology, and a stern launch system for the vessel's 26-foot cutter boat. The FRC has been described as an operational "game changer," by senior Coast Guard officials. Recently, the Coast Guard deployed the FRC 1124, OLIVER BERRY from Hawaii across the Pacific to the Republic of the Marshall Islands.The 4,400 nautical mile trip marked the furthest deployment of an FRC to date.This trip showcases the hugely expanded operational reach and capability that the FRC provides.
Each FRC is named for an enlisted Coast Guard hero who distinguished him or herself in the line of duty. This vessel is named after Coast Guard Hero William Hart.In November 1926, while assisting a crew abandon ship due to heavy seas and treacherous weather, Hart skillfully maneuvered his boat near the tug and took off the crew.While doing so, one member of the crew of the tug fell overboard and was in imminent danger of drowning.Hart jumped overboard and affected the rescue at great personal risk.For his heroic and selfless action, Hart was awarded the Gold Lifesaving Medal on May 24, 1927.Hart was also commended for actions in response to a floating gasoline fire in Arundel Cove while on board CG-210 on August 26, 1927.
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Pentagram's new identity for saucy novels publisher Mills & Boon 'allows readers to project their own fantasies'
Written by Emily Gosling on 30 January 2018
Pentagram partner Angus Hyland has created new designs famously racy romance novel publisher Mills & Boon. The prolific fiction house publishes 120 new titles each month, and Pentagram's new graphic system has brought about a new way for the publisher to deliver artwork across this high turnover, which relies on stock imagery for its covers.
Mills & Boon was founded by Gerald Rusgrove Mills and Charles Boon in 1908, and has gone on to publish a wide range of theme-led series that are comprised of manuscripts from multiple authors, These are sold through traditional retailers, as well as a long-running subscription service. "While the subscription arm of the business is extremely profitable for Mills & Boon, its consumer base is shrinking—making it imperative for the publisher to reach romance readers who regularly buy similar titles from bookshops, supermarkets and retailers," says Pentagram. A consumer insight survey showed that "potential customers viewed its content favourably and capable of satisfying their romance reading needs; but the general branding, cover design, finish and series model was a significant barrier for potential consumers. The Mills & Boon proposition was considered disorientating and too far removed from people's regular book-buying experience—with the sheer quantity of series, titles and categories coming across as alienating."
Hyland and his team developed this system and style guide to use "a combination of tight crops and filters for the imagery, alongside considered typography and flexible colour palettes," says Pentagram. "This removes unnecessary and trite elements from the composition, focusing instead on the characters. The resulting covers allow readers to project their own fantasies onto the Mills & Boon promise, and are more appealing in a today's retail environment."
It adds: "A key focus while developing the identity was to create a system that could flex and scale based on the series and its subject matter. The overarching brand can live on its own strongly when required, but can also work in tandem with Mills & Boon's diverse range of series."
The new look also shifts the emphasis away from the previously prominent "supersized ampersand" and towards the whole Mills & Boon name. "The ampersand's rose has been replaced with subtle heart-shaped geometry, a more universal signifier of romance that places the brand idea at the centre of the new mark," Pentagram explains.
The agency developed the core proposition of 'instant romantic indulgence' alongside the brand idea of 'the heart of romance' to inform the refresh.
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"Girls begin to talk and to stand on their feet sooner than boys because weeds always grow up more quickly than good crops." Martin Luther's opinion in 1533 continues to plague women today as an unconscious message that the female is inferior. This book overrides that message with evidence to the contrary. Julia Hughes Jones, a pioneering woman politician, reveals through carefully selected stories the leadership challenges women have faced in history as child bearers, hearth keepers, and as support structures for the deeds and misdeeds of men in their lives.


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The Best Poems about Parents and Parenting
Every poet has two parents, even if only one of them – or neither of them – is around during the poet's most formative years. And many poets become parents themselves, of course. So, in this post, we've selected some of the very best poems about parents, the greatest poems for parents, and some of our favourite poems about parenting and having children.
1. Ben Jonson, 'On My First Son'.
O, could I lose all father, now. For why
Will man lament the fate he should envíe?
To have so soon scap'd worlds, and fleshes rage,
And, if no other miserie, yet age?
Jonson (1572-1637) was a contemporary of William Shakespeare and, like the Bard, wrote poems as well as the plays for which he is well-known. Ben Jonson's short poem for his son Benjamin, who died aged seven, is one of the most moving elegies written by a parent for his lost child.
Jonson says that his one sin was to entertain too many hopes for his son's future. This is a 'sinne' (a twisting of 'Sonne': 'On My First Sonne'), because the child's fate, like everyone's, is not in Jonson's hands, but God's: not up to his father but Our Father, he might say. Jonson follows this up with a financial analogy, saying that his son was merely 'lent' to him, and now he has to 'pay' back the loan that has been 'Exacted'. It was 'fate': God willed that the boy be returned to Him after seven years, so who is Jonson to question or lament this? Indeed, he knows that in many ways his son should be envied, for escaping the hardships of life, and the horrible process of getting old. (Obviously to a believer, as many people were in Jonson's time, such a bitter pill is easier to swallow if one has a belief in the afterlife, that the son is in a 'better place'.)
2. Anne Bradstreet, 'Upon My Daughter Hannah Wiggin Her Recouery From A Dangerous Feaver'.
Bles't bee thy Name, who did'st restore
To health my Daughter dear
When death did seem ev'n to approach,
And life was ended near.
Gravnt shee remember what thov'st done,
And celebrate thy Praise;
And let her Conversation say,
Shee loues thee all thy Dayes.
Bradstreet (1612-72) was the first published poet of America, with her The Tenth Muse Recently Sprung up in America appearing in 1650, and early colonial life was hard, and often short. (Bradstreet lived in Massachusetts with her husband, children, and other early English settlers in the New World.) Fever, unsurprisingly, looms large in Bradstreet's poetry, which is remarkable for its tenderness about members of her family, as also glimpsed in her poem to her husband. In this poem, Bradstreet thanks God for delivering her daughter Hannah from a fever.
3. W. B. Yeats, 'A Prayer for My Daughter'.
This 1919 poem was written for Anne, Yeats's daughter with Georgie Hyde Lees, whom Yeats married after his last marriage proposal to Maud Gonne was rejected in 1916. In the poem, Yeats watches his sleeping daughter and thinks of all the things he wishes for her: beauty (but not too much beauty), and a personality that is free from hatred. Follow the link above to read the full poem, but here's the first stanza:
Once more the storm is howling, and half hid
Under this cradle-hood and coverlid
My child sleeps on. There is no obstacle
But Gregory's Wood and one bare hill
Whereby the haystack and roof-levelling wind,
Bred on the Atlantic, can be stayed;
And for an hour I have walked and prayed
Because of the great gloom that is in my mind.
I have walked and prayed for this young child an hour,
And heard the sea-wind scream upon the tower,
And under the arches of the bridge, and scream
In the elms above the flooded stream;
Imagining in excited reverie
That the future years had come
Dancing to a frenzied drum
Out of the murderous innocence of the sea …
4. William Carlos Williams, 'Dance Russe'.
Rather than being about the poet's father, 'Dance Russe' is about Williams's own experience of fatherhood, and about how, in a household in which he is the only male, Williams snatches small moments to himself when his wife and child are sleeping, and dances in front of the mirror.
5. Langston Hughes, 'Mother to Son'.
Probably the best-known poet of the Harlem Renaissance, Langston Hughes (1902-67) adopts the maternal voice for this short poem, expressing the views of an African American mother as she addresses her son, telling him that life has been hard for her but that the important thing is to keep climbing and not to turn back.
6. Theodore Roethke, 'My Papa's Waltz'.
In this poem, whose rhythm echoes that of a waltz dance, Roethke recalls the time he danced with his father in their kitchen. He remembers the smell of whiskey on his father's breath and his mother's disapproving stares as she looks on. A fine poem about a poet remembering both of his parents.
7. Philip Larkin, 'This Be the Verse'.
This classic poem had to be on this list, because it is about both parents and parenting (or rather, not parenting). Written in 1971, this is a less celebratory poem about parents. Its opening line is one of the best-known in all of poetry – but don't recite it too loudly in your local library (warning: contains swearing!).
Larkin concludes by saying that this is the way of humankind: we pass on our own miseries to our children, and they pass on theirs to their children's children, and so on. Like a coastal shelf where deposits of sand and rock are laid down gradually over centuries, this misery 'deepens' over generations. Larkin's advice is to leave home (and possibly even life itself?) as soon as you can – and don't, of course, have children of your own.
You can read our analysis of 'This Be The Verse' here.
8. Elizabeth Jennings, 'Warning to Parents'.
Jennings (1926-2001) doesn't get the recognition she deserves as one of the most lucid and affecting poets of the twentieth century to write about family. Here, she offers one of the finest poems to parents, advising them to protect their children while also acknowledging that children will grow up to be aware of very horrific things which they will evoke in conversation, despite the parents' best efforts to shield their children from the horrors of the world.
9. Sylvia Plath, 'Morning Song'.
This poem is about a mother waking in the night to tend to her crying baby, and so doesn't celebrate the beauty of the sunrise or an aesthetically pleasing landscape as seen at dawn, like some of the poems on this list. Instead, we have Plath's speaker (based on Plath, herself a mother to a small child when she penned this poem) stumbling out of bed 'cow-heavy and floral' in her Victorian nightgown. For our money, this is one of Plath's finest poems.
10. Jacqueline Woodson, 'Parents Poem'.
This is a beautiful and heartfelt tribute to the poet's parents, by one of the finest African-American poets writing today. Woodson tells us how her parents were killed in a fire, but that fire couldn't destroy all of her mother and father: her memories of them, the way her mother spoke on the phone, the hat her father wore to work, stay alive through her.
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Or, as parenting days are ending, 'Walking Away' by C Day-Lewis…
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I don't know how you can leave out Charles Causley's wonderfully moving poem Eden Rock. It should be top of your list.


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Dear Stakeholders:
At the Chiloquin meeting in June, you affirmed your willingness to move ahead with fostering the purposes we developed during the workshop. You know we have scheduled the next workshop for November 1–3 at the Miners Inn in Yreka. That doesn't mean we have to wait until then to get started. Your advice to us at the end of the meeting indicated you wanted to move as quickly as possible.
Attached is the list of Focus Areas we had on the wall at the Chiloquin meeting. We want you to select the areas on which you would be willing to work. Directions are provided to do that. We want to start these committees working right away, at the November workshop, or earlier if we can.
Please do this in a timely way. We would like to have the committees identified before the end of this month.
The magnitude of work is daunting. But we have already done what some would consider impossible with our five workshops over the past year. Who would have ever imagined we would have accomplished that? I believe that by each of us chipping in, we can make achieve the purposes we have agreed are so important to the future of the Klamath Basin.
It is once again time to move ahead. Thank you for making it happen.
THE KEY FOCUS AREAS
DEVELOPING WORKING COMMITTEES
Attached is a list of 16 Key Focus Areas developed from the work the Stakeholders accomplished during the 5 Klamath Basin Stakeholders workshops.
These focus areas resulted from an in-depth review of each workshop report, seeking commonalities, until each rose to the surface. Each focus area description includes information gleaned from the five workshop reports, with page locations for each statement, so they can be easily referred to for context. This includes: short term purpose, long term purpose, the situation; new beliefs, the strategies.
It is possible there are other issues that have not yet risen to the surface. When these become evident, they will be included. It is possible some areas can be consolidated, or deleted. That is a decision you can make at the next workshop.
The attached list includes the names of stakeholders who signed up to work on a Key Focus Area Committee. This was done at the end of the Chiloquin workshop. We are asking the rest of the stakeholders who attended a workshop, and any others interested, to review these focus areas, choose the ones you are interested in, and send your list to Bob Chadwick at wick5836@aol.com. A final list of those interested in further developing these issues will be prepared for our next Stakeholder workshop.
In making your decision:
1. Choose the Key Focus Areas you have interest in from this list. You may select more than one area to work on.
2. Then read the descriptions for your Focus Area selection on www.onebasin.org. You can also ask Bob to e-mail you the areas you are interested in. Focus on the purpose at the beginning of each statement, and the strategies at the end.
3. Then send us your name with the Key Focus Areas you have chosen to work on. You may want to list them in order of your priority, or time investment.
We will accept any advice on adding, consolidating, or deleting any of these areas.
We will convene the Key focus Area committees at the next workshop, or, if time allows, prior to the next workshop. Our purpose will be to get everyone started with progress on each of these important tasks.
FOCUS AREA 1: BUILDING A ONE BASIN COMMUNITY: "Community at a Basin level emerges. We create a sense of community where we naturally look out for each other."
John Hyde
Judy Messier
FOCUS AREA 2: COMMUNICATION THROUGHOUT THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN: "Identify ways to communicate in a meaningful way (throughout the basin) when lots of entities are still apprehensive about dialog."
Rae Olsen
Kelly Hollums
Terry Morton
FOCUS AREA 3: TRIBAL RELATIONSHIPS AND TRUST ISSUES NEED TO BE ADDRESSED: "Tribal recognition is supported, recognizing tribal trust responsibilities with the federal, state and local governments."
Yvonne Rauch
Sally Wells
Chuck Wells
Mary Roerich
Sam Henzel
Jayne Goodwin
Don Flickinger
Phil Detrich
John a Smith
FOCUS AREA 4: DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED WHOLE BASIN PLAN: "We develop a comprehensive approach to restoring the Klamath Basin's natural resources."
Alice Kilham
Bill Bennet
Rick Ragan
Terry Simpson
Bob Chadwick
Jim Regan-vienop
FOCUS AREA 5: SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE TO ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES: "Let our representatives in Congress know that we support Basin Wide restoration conducted at the local level."
FOCUS AREA 6: A KLAMATH RIVER CONGRESS (CONFERENCE, FORUM) WILL BE HELD.: "The Klamath River Basin Congress/Conference/Forum is a group that speaks the heart of watershed people. It is a group that truly represents all. It doesn't become entrenched. People move in and out."
Ron Hathaway
Gareth Plank
FOCUS AREA 7: DEAL WITH CONFLICTING SCIENCE. "We need someway to understand and incorporate the complexities and uncertainty of science and management without using those complexities and uncertainties to tell a tale that benefits our interest but rather the interest of the watershed."
FOCUS AREA 8: THE MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE: "We, intentionally and co-operatively, up and down the river, develop the mandates and structure of how to restore our resources and communities."
FOCUS AREA 9: THE ROLE OF THE AGENCIES: "The two states and the Federal government will approach communities in a unified way." "We agencies will be expected to partner with each landowner individually and custom make solutions."
FOCUS AREA 10: EDUCATION: "Provide education up and down stream about diverse issues specific to each area."
Susan Luxton
Stephen Most
FOCUS AREA 11: DAMS - FISH PASSAGE AND POWER RATES: "Form a coalition between the Upper Basin irrigations/tribes/fisheries/agencies that provides for the needs of each other and supports decommissioning of the Iron Gate, COPCO 1 and 2 and JC Boyle Dams."
FOCUS AREA 12: CREATING LONG TERM SUSTAINABLE RURAL COMMUNITIES: "From the headwaters of the Sprague to the mouth of the Klamath the watershed has retained its rural character."
FOCUS AREA 13: BUILDING CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS AND CAPACITY: "I would like this group to be a conflict resolution body for the various issues as they arise; work on continuing consensus and education methods; look at funding strategies."
Judy Mchugh
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FOCUS AREA 14: EXPLORING A CEASE FIRE BETWEEN ALL PARTIES IN THE BASIN: "Not only is a cease fire declared, but both sides walk the talk."
Cody Hoffman
FOCUS AREA 15: WATER MANAGEMENT AND ALLOCATION. "Form a water allocation and demand working group that looks at the whole watershed."
FOCUS AREA 16: EXPLORING WAYS TO MANAGE THE DROUGHT OF 2005: "That this group comes up with a creative solution to the water allocation problems in the basin and specifically addresses what should be done in wet years and drought years."
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Matthew 20:26 But it shall not be so among you...
οὐχ οὕτως ἐστὶν ἐν ὑμῖν:
ἀλλ᾽ ὃς ἂν θέλῃ ἐν ὑμῖν μέγας γενέσθαι
ἔσται ὑμῶν διάκονος,
It is not in this way among you. Rather, he, who desires to become great among you, he is going to be your servant.
Mat 20:26 But it shall not be so among you: but whosoever will be great among you, let him be your minister;
There are a couple of misleading KJV translation here. The desire for greatness is lost in translated as it the need to measure greatness by service.
Luke 22:26 But ye shall not be so: but he that is greatest among you,
οὐχ "Not" is from ou which is the negative adverb for facts and statements, negating both single words and sentences. The other negative adverb, μή applies to will and thought; οὐ denies, μή rejects; οὐ is absolute, μή relative; οὐ objective, μή subjective.
οὕτως "So" is from houtos, which, as an adverb, it means "in this way", "therefore", "so much", "to such an extent," and "that is why." -- "This" is translated from a Greek word that means "this", "that", "the nearer."
ἐστὶν (verb 3rd sg pres ind act) "Shall be" is from esti which means "to be", "to exist", "to be the case," and "is possible."
ἐν "Among" is from en, which means "in", "on", "at", "by", "among", "within", "surrounded by", "in one's hands", "in one's power," and "with".
ὑμῖν: (pron 2nd pl dat) "You" is from the 2nd person pronoun.
ἀλλ᾽ "But" is from alla, which means "otherwise", "but", "still", "at least", "except", "yet," nevertheless", "rather", "moreover," and "nay."
ὃς (pron sg masc nom) "Whosoever" is from hos, (with an below) which means "this", "that", "he", "she", "which", "what", "who", "whosoever", "where", "for which reason," and many similar meanings.
ἂν "Whosoever" is from an, (with hos above) which is a particle used with verbs to indicate that the action is limited by circumstances or defined by conditions. There is no exact equivalent in English, but it is translated as "possibly," "would have", "might", "should," and "could."
θέλῃ (verb 3rd sg pres subj act) "Will" is from thelo, which as a verb means "to be willing (of consent rather than desire)", "to wish", "to ordain", "to decree", "to be resolved to a purpose" "to maintain", "to hold", "to delight in, and "will (too express a future event)." As an adverb, "willingly," and "gladly." and "to desire." As an adjective, it means "wished for" and "desired."
ἐν "Among" is from en, which means "in", "on", "at", "by", "among", "within", "surrounded by", "in one's hands", "in one's power," and "with". -- The word translated as "in" also means "within", "with," or "among."
ὑμῖν (pron 2nd pl dat) "You" is from humin, the 2nd person pronoun.
μέγας (adj sg masc nom) "Great" is from megas, which means "big", "full-grown", "vast", "high", "great", "mighty", "strong (of the elements)",l "Loud" (of sounds), "over-great,(with a bad sense), "impressive" (of style), AND "long" ( of days).
γενέσθαι (verb aor inf mid) "Be" is from ginomai, which means "to become", "to come into being", "to happen", "to be produced," and "to be." It means changing into a new state of being. It is the complementary opposite of the verb "to be" (eimi)which indicates existence in the same state. --
ἔσται (verb 3rd sg fut ind mid) "Be" is from esti which means "to be", "to exist", "to be the case," and "is possible."
ὑμῶν (pron 2nd pl gen) "Your" is from humon, the 2nd person pronoun.
διάκονος, (noun sg masc nom) "Minister" is from the noun diakonos, which means "servant", "messenger," and "attendant." This is the source for our word "deacon." As a verb, it is from diakoneô, which "to act as a servant", "to minister," and "to perform services."
The Greek word translated as "not" is the Greek negative used to deny objective facts, not opinions. It makes a negative statement of fact,
The adverb translated as "so" means "in this way," "so much," and "that is why."
The verb here is the common form of "to be" in Greek. It means to have a certain characteristic or remain in a certain condition. It is not in the future tense, but the present, "it is."
The Greek word translated as "but" denote an exception or simple opposition. "Rather" works well when the leading to an alternative as here.
Two words are translated as "whosoever." The first is a demonstrative pronoun ("this," "that"), but it often acts as a pronoun ("he", "she", "who"). The second is a particle usually translated as "would have", "might", "should," and "could."
The Greek word translated as "will" is not the same as the "will" in English, which primarily expresses the future tense. Its primary purpose is to express consent and even a delight in doing something, "want," and "desire" capture it.
The word translated as "be" means "to become," that is, to enter into a new state. In Greek, especially as used by Jesus, it is the opposite of "being," which is existence in the current state. It is an infinitive, "to become."
The word translated as "great" means "big", "high" "great," and "impressive."
The verb translated as "let...be" is the common form of "to be" in Greek. It means to have a certain characteristic or remain in a certain condition. It is not the 3rd person imperative, which is usually translated as "let be" but the 3rd person future, "he will be."
The word translated here as "minister," actually means "servant." It is not the Greek word usually translated as "servant," which really means "slave."
It isn't like this among you. Rather, if someone wants greatness among you, he is going to serve you.
‹ Matthew 20:25 You know that the princes of the Gentiles... up Matthew 20:27 And whosoever will be chief among you, ›


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"Dead Space: Downfall (2008)" and "Dead Space: Aftermath (2011)" reviews!
/ February 23, 2018
MartialHorror reviews both "Dead Space: Downfall (2008)" and "Dead Space: Aftermath (2011)", the animated tie-in films for the "Dead Space" video games.
"Assassination Games (2011)" movie review.
I appreciated that "Assassination Games" was more interested in suspense and story than it was in spectacle.
"The Howling: Reborn (2011)" movie review.
"The Howling Reborn"- which attempted to cash-in on the "Twilight" craze- tries to be for everyone and yet it ultimately ends up being for no one, except maybe those cinematic masochists who wish to endure the entirety of the Howling franchise...like me...and you know what? I'm not even sure if this is for us because "The Howling Reborn" isn't even bad enough to satisfy my self destructive cravings.
"Hostel: Part III (2011)" movie review.
/ July 23, 2014
I suppose I will concede that "Hostel: Part III" wasn't as terrible as I feared it would be, but the movie offered nothing that made it worth watching.
"23:59 (2011)" movie review.
"23:59" has a strong first act, shrouding itself in mystery, a chillingly foreboding atmosphere and creepy scares. Unfortunately, its initial success only makes the rest of the movie suck that much harder. Even though I adore military themed horror flicks, this ghost-thriller is a casualty of war.
"Fright Night 2: New Blood (2013)" movie review.
/ December 21, 2013
"Fright Night 2: New Blood" isn't especially memorable or…good…But it is much better than I was expecting. At times, I even felt it came closer to capturing the atmosphere of the original than the more big budgeted remake did.
"In the Name of the King II: Two Worlds (2011)" movie review.
"In the Name of the King 2" is bad, but much like its predecessor, it's just generically bad. It's what I expect out of a direct-to-DVD, low budgeted sequel to a movie that wasn't even good to begin with- regardless of Uwe Boll's involvement. If anything, Dolph Lundgren's surreal performance was sometimes entertaining…But the key word is 'sometimes'. Usually I was just kind of bored.
"You're Next (2013)" movie review.
During my viewing, my opinions were constantly at war with each-other. Was I watching a bad movie that happened to have flashes of brilliance? Or a good movie which was making some severe missteps? After it was over, I pondered as to what I had just watched. Then I pondered some more. After hours of tearing my imaginary hair out in frustrated contemplation, I came to my conclusion. "You're Next" just wasn't worth stressing out over. It's not a very good movie, in spite of what the critics AND itself seems to think.
"War of the Arrows (2011)" movie review.
"War of the Arrows" can be argued as a South Korean interpretation of "Apocalypto", although it lacks the artistic touches and expands upon the set-up. I don't believe it will be remembered as a highlight of Korean film-making, but it is thoroughly enjoyable.
"Kunoichi: Ninja Girl (2011)" movie review.
It's amusing how I began my journey with "Ninja Girl" expecting to judge it as a Rina Takeda ("High-Kick Girl") movie, but instead began to view it as a Seiji Chiba ("Alien Vs Ninja") flick, which just happened to star Rina Takeda. Maybe that's for the better because as a Rina Takeda feature, I was disappointed. But as a Seiji Chiba feature...


Agnes Caroline Thaarup Obel (born 28 October 1980 in Gentofte, Copenhagen) is a Danish singer/songwriter. Her first album, Philharmonics, was released by PIAS Recordings on 4 October 2010 in Europe, most notably Denmark, Norway, and Germany. Philharmonics was certified gold in June 2011 by the Belgian Entertainment Association (BEA) for sales of 10,000 units. At the Danish Music Awards in November 2011, Agnes Obel won five prizes: Best Album Of The Year, Best Pop Release Of The Year, Best Debut Artist Of The Year, Best Female Artist Of The Year and Best Songwriter Of The Year.


After a very fun but exhausting weekend (church service was a blast!), Monday morning rolled in like a loud alarm clock. Deadlines await me. Thank God the heat and humidity have passed. It's a little warm today, but I can now sit at the desk and not perspire all over my keyboard!
1. Finish this sentence – The thing I dislike most about shopping is….
I don't think my blog post could contain the long list of things I dislike about it. Probably the thing that takes the cake is the traffic. As with much of middle-class America, a Walmart came to town several years ago. When a Walmart is established, it crowds out all the smaller, local grocery stores and become king of the mountain. When a Walmart comes to town, town government officials trip over each other to give the Walmart red-carpet treatment — a special shopping center, new roads, a flurry of insane activity all for Walmart.
So shopping at Walmart is H-E-double-toothpicks. The traffic is CRAZY. The developers created only ONE WAY in and ONE WAY out of that shopping center that holds two dozen stores and the Walmart. I've heard that nearly 500,000 people shop in this center EVERY DAY from two counties (we're rural, so people drive long distances to shop). The traffic is always horribly congested and there are always numerous accidents.
BUT it's a Walmart. We should all be so thankful.
2. What is your favorite flavor of jello?
I'm not fond of jello. If you were to pin me down and force feed me, I'd probably choose raspberry.
3. If you could trade places with anyone in the world for one day who would you be and why?
4. Who changes the lightbulbs at your house?
The tallest dude- my son. 🙂 our ceilings are over 9 feet high and all he needs is a chair to change the lightbulbs. The rest of us have to break out the big step ladder, buried behind the junk in the garage….
OH SWEET. I just realized that I posted and answered the wrong questions for today! I got an archived post instead of the most recent. Ugh ugh ugh. This is what happens when I haven't had my coffee!!! I thought some of the questions seemed familiar, haha!
Well, in the spirit of Monday, I will answer the true MQAM meme questions! You're going to have to suffer through a double whammy today, muahahah!!!
1. What is your favorite thing to BBQ?
Shish kabobs. They take a lot of work, and the kids always pick off the vegetables, so I don't make them often. Instead, I slap on meat and some sliced veggies and let them pick through what they want. Kinda like the kabobs minus the shish.
2. What is your favorite thing to do on a holiday long weekend in the summer?
Go somewhere, to an historic house or museum or something.
3. Who was the last person you ate out with? Where did you go? What was the occasion?
In case you are wondering, William Seward was once the governor of New York and was Abraham Lincoln's Secretary of State. After Lincoln was shot, an assassin also wen to Seward's house to kill him, as well. Seward is also known for "Seward's Folly": the purchase of Alaska from Russia.
Seward was also an agent in the Underground Railroad. His family hid runaway in his basement kitchen. The story is quite incredible, and I'll have more on it on my travel blog, NewYorkTraveler.net. Very exciting!
Yes. But only because I have to. I find it idiotic to waste 3 to 4 gallons of fresh, pure water to wash out a tin can or plastic peanut butter jar for recycling. I don't mind recycling paper but recycling plastic seems to waste more resources than save them.
Mine is 2005, but I got it in 2010. I always buy used cars.
1. The horn from the steering column does not work – needs a new connector.
2. The reverse lights do not work – gear shift needs tightened.
3. The drivers window went kabluey again – something went *clunk* and now it has this horrendous noise when trying to go up or down on the power window.
4. Rear speakers need replacing as I have blown those.
5. Gas pedal needs replaced.
Yikes! Let me guess– American made?
My car is a 2009 Ford Taurus and it was made in America and shipped to Canada. I love a big car. Our last car was a taurus and it was 16 years old.
My car is a 2004…sigh.
My car is a 2011 Sonata – it'll be a year old officially next month.
Thanks for the info on the Seward House – very interesting! Have a blessed week.
My car is nearly 16 years old. I bought it and paid for it with a single check. Shortly after that, I voluntarily moved from full-time to part-time employment. It was a nice way to ease into retirement.


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Preparation of Chitosan Nanocompositeswith a Macroporous Structure by Unidirectional Freezing and Subsequent Freeze-Drying
Programmed Cell Death Induced by (−)-8,9-Dehydroneopeltolide in Human Promyelocytic Leukemia HL-60 Cells under Energy Stress Conditions
Effect of Salicornia herbacea on Osteoblastogenesis and Adipogenesis in Vitro
Marine Drugs
10.3390/md12115590
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Richter, I.
Fidler, A. E.
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Marine Invertebrate Xenobiotic-Activated Nuclear Receptors: Their Application as Sensor Elements in High-Throughput Bioassays for Marine Bioactive Compounds
Ingrid Richter
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Andrew E. Fidler
Environmental Technology Group, Cawthron Institute, Private Bag 2, Nelson 7012, New Zealand
School of Biological Science, Victoria University of Wellington, P.O. Box 600, Wellington 6140, New Zealand
Maurice Wilkins Centre for Molecular Biodiscovery, University of Auckland, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
Institute of Marine Science, University of Auckland, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
Mar. Drugs 2014, 12(11), 5590-5618; https://doi.org/10.3390/md12115590
Received: 20 May 2014 / Revised: 31 October 2014 / Accepted: 11 November 2014 / Published: 24 November 2014
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Advances and New Perspectives in Marine Biotechnology)
Developing high-throughput assays to screen marine extracts for bioactive compounds presents both conceptual and technical challenges. One major challenge is to develop assays that have well-grounded ecological and evolutionary rationales. In this review we propose that a specific group of ligand-activated transcription factors are particularly well-suited to act as sensors in such bioassays. More specifically, xenobiotic-activated nuclear receptors (XANRs) regulate transcription of genes involved in xenobiotic detoxification. XANR ligand-binding domains (LBDs) may adaptively evolve to bind those bioactive, and potentially toxic, compounds to which organisms are normally exposed to through their specific diets. A brief overview of the function and taxonomic distribution of both vertebrate and invertebrate XANRs is first provided. Proof-of-concept experiments are then described which confirm that a filter-feeding marine invertebrate XANR LBD is activated by marine bioactive compounds. We speculate that increasing access to marine invertebrate genome sequence data, in combination with the expression of functional recombinant marine invertebrate XANR LBDs, will facilitate the generation of high-throughput bioassays/biosensors of widely differing specificities, but all based on activation of XANR LBDs. Such assays may find application in screening marine extracts for bioactive compounds that could act as drug lead compounds. View Full-Text
Keywords: xenobiotic; nuclear receptor; bioassay; marine; bioactive; invertebrate xenobiotic; nuclear receptor; bioassay; marine; bioactive; invertebrate
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Richter, I.; Fidler, A.E. Marine Invertebrate Xenobiotic-Activated Nuclear Receptors: Their Application as Sensor Elements in High-Throughput Bioassays for Marine Bioactive Compounds. Mar. Drugs 2014, 12, 5590-5618.
Richter I, Fidler AE. Marine Invertebrate Xenobiotic-Activated Nuclear Receptors: Their Application as Sensor Elements in High-Throughput Bioassays for Marine Bioactive Compounds. Marine Drugs. 2014; 12(11):5590-5618.
Richter, Ingrid; Fidler, Andrew E. 2014. "Marine Invertebrate Xenobiotic-Activated Nuclear Receptors: Their Application as Sensor Elements in High-Throughput Bioassays for Marine Bioactive Compounds" Mar. Drugs 12, no. 11: 5590-5618.
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The big bold Colour Side may be what draws you in, but in BTC, there's a whole new language of letters, numbers, squares, and sliders waiting to be discovered and deciphered. Break on through to the other side . . .
When describing a colour, the most prevalent property we talk about is Hue, the colour itself. But most colours aren't purely Hue; they are one colour influenced by another colour, or a colour lightened by White or darkened by Black, or a colour muted by some neutralizing combination of both. These interloping ingredients are what turn our basic 'colour wheel' colours into more complex Tints, Shades, and Tones, adding the properties of Value and Saturation to our scope of analysis.
The 'Code Side' of every BTC Colour Card explores all 3 of these properties in depth, with an original trio of infographics: the Hue Matrix, the Saturation Summary, and the Value Slider. Every colour and code is different, so the specific content varies on each card, but the format itself is basically the same throughout the entire collection. Each of these infographics' details will be further explored with examples in the next few 'Leap' lessons. For now, to provide an overview, we'll look at one 'Key Card' from each deck.
In the top left corner of the BTC Code Side, the Colour Code is shown vertically with its quantities of Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow, in that order. In the top right corner is a small Corner Cube and the initial of the Colour Corner family name. This can be used as a handy reference when multiple cards are held in the hand or staggered in a stack, similar to how a number (2 - 10) or letter (J, K, Q, and A) and suit symbol (Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, and Spades) identify a playing card. Between the Colour Code and the Corner Cube is the HUE MATRIX, a grid of squares that visually represents the Colour Code. There are 3 rows of 5 possible squares for each of the 3 element primary ingredients. The number of squares that are filled in corresponds with the quantity of that primary.
The Hue Matrix grid squares are also meant to be read in columns, with each column adding up to a 'sum colour.' A single row of 5 squares is the first part of the SATURATION SUMMARY. These 5 squares are further condensed into a formula of ingredients called the Saturation Sum, which shows the colour as a formula of pure Hue, bookended by any amounts of Black (on the left) and White (on the right). Also in the Saturation Summary is the colour Density, which is the sum of the amounts of all 3 element primary ingredients. And to the right of the Sat Sum is a small colour square that indicates the colour's Quality, as a Hue (a square of colour), a Tint (a White square with a '+' sign), a Shade (a Black square with a '+' sign), or a Tone (a Grey square with a '+' sign).
The VALUE SLIDER is a linear measure to show the colour's greyscale Value, independent of its Hue. The amount of Black is on the left and the amount of White is on the right. These values vary for each colour, depending on both the colour's inherent Hue strength, and the amount of Black or White the colour contains. The amounts are rounded off to the nearest whole number, and the sum of the two will always add up to 100, so you can think of these values as percentage pairs.
Below the Value Slider are DIGITAL CODES that show the colour's formula in RGB (the light-based system that uses Red, Green and Blue as its primary colours) and Hex Code (an approximate hexidecimal equivalent for computer-based colour applications).
The last part of the Code Side is a Colour Band across the bottom, a reference for the colour without having to turn the card back over to its Colour Side.
The Colour Basics HUE MATRIX is simpler than the BTC Hue Matrix, with only 4 colour grid squares per row instead of 5. Numbering them would risk confusion between the two decks, so rather than using numbers to specify the amounts of Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow, these possible 4 squares are meant to be read in a more general way, as full wholes, halfs, and quarters (or, 'halfs of halfs').
The SATURATION SUMMARY is also simplified, adding up to show the mix of Corner Hue parts with Black and White parts (if any). The Saturation Summary is shown as a single Formula, and with 6 Corner Hue ingredients (C, M, Y, R, G, and B) plus Black (K) and White (W), there are 51 different possible colour Formulas. The ratios of each of these ingredients can vary, but the cards in the Colour Basics deck make a valuable reference set for all 51 Formulas.
Other than the simplified Hue Matrix and Saturation Summary, the Colour Basics Code Side is the same as the BTC Code Side.
The Colour Formula for both of these example cards is written as KCW. In addition to 411, can you find the other cards in the BreakThroughColour deck that have this same Formula? Look for a Saturation Sum that contains only Black, Cyan, and White, in any ratio. There are six all together.


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We have a combined search working on both indexes and that is working fine. but we now want to add a sort on the time stamp.
We also have lots of data (millions of rows) so are paginating. So this can not be sensibly done externally to elastic search.


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On March 20, 2018, Grant Thornton LLP (Grant Thornton) advised the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors of A. H. Belo Corporation (the "Company") that it had completed its standard client acceptance process and delivered an executed engagement letter to the Company. The Company previously announced in its Current Form on 8-K filed on March 16, 2018, that the Company had approved the engagement of Grant Thornton as the Company's new independent registered public accounting firm for the year ending December 31, 2018, subject to Grant Thornton's completion of its standard client acceptance process and execution of an engagement letter.
During the years ended December 31, 2017 and December 31, 2016, and the subsequent interim period through March 20, 2018, neither the Company nor anyone on its behalf has consulted Grant Thornton with respect to either (i) the application of accounting principles to a specified transaction, either completed or proposed, or the type of audit opinion that might be rendered on the Company's consolidated financial statements or the effectiveness of internal control over financial reporting, where either a written report or oral advice was provided to the Company that Grant Thornton concluded was an important factor considered by the Company in reaching a decision as to any accounting, auditing or financial reporting issue; or (ii) any matter that was either the subject of a disagreement (as defined in Item 304(a)(1)(iv) of Regulation S-K and related instructions) or a reportable event (as defined in Item 304(a)(1)(v) of Regulation S-K).


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Home Sports Chloe Baird Adds to Experienced Lady Trailblazer Squad
Chloe Baird Adds to Experienced Lady Trailblazer Squad
CIRCLEVILLE, OH – Chloe Baird is the newest addition to OCU women's basketball. She comes to the Trailblazers fresh off of a two year stint at Cincinnati State where she helped lead the surge to the NJCAA National Tournament in March of 2017. Baird, who is originally a product of Coventry High School in Akron, Ohio signed her letter of intent on Friday to officially become a Trailblazer.
In high school, the 5-foot-6 Baird averaged team highs of 16.5 points and 6.1 assists per game as a senior for the Coventry Comets. She would go on to be named a First Team All-District selection while also taking home All-Ohio honors. At the conclusion of her prep career, she tallied a game-high 17 points to lead Summit County to a victory over Stark County in the Plain Rotary All-Star Classic.
In junior college, Baird enjoyed a successful career at Cincinnati State. As a freshman she helped lead the Surge to the Regional Finals as she took home 2ndTeam All-OCCAC honors. In her sophomore campaign, she helped propel Cincinnati State to an upset win over Owens Community College to earn a 2017 NJCAA National Tournament bid.
"Chloe is a mentally tough player that has great court vision and is a natural playmaker," said head coach Jamey Batten. "We are really excited about adding her to our squad and we feel like she is a great fit for both who we are as a team and how we play basketball." Baird will major in Teacher Education.
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The Long Earth
by Site Owner | May 11, 2013 | Science Fiction | 0 comments
By Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter
Harper, $25.99, 352 pages
Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter's The Long Earth tells the story of what happens on Earth after "Step Day," when humans suddenly realize they can "step" into different quantum copies of Earth. This model of the universe is based on string theory, in that every action we take creates a splinter universe and, therefore, every possible action has actually happened. In Baxter and Pratchett's novel, these parallel universes, called the "stepwise" worlds, are apparently uninhabited and the authors document humans spreading into the worlds with a new colonial drive.
Readers who like a straight narrative arc may be frustrated with this book since it has multiple narrators who put together their understanding of the world in bits and pieces. Discworld readers who are looking for Pratchett's characteristic satirical humor will find it here. Though slightly muted by the shared authorship, his humor makes characteristic flashes that shine through and are a real delight. Despite some of the narrative complications, this book is brilliantly original, embracing modern science and drawing imaginative conclusions that contemporary science fiction all too often avoids.
Reviewed by Katie Richards