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Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt (Originaltitel: The Thing from Another World) ist ein US-amerikanischer Science-Fiction-Film aus dem Jahr 1951. Er gilt als wegweisender Klassiker seines Genres. Der Film startete am 26. Oktober 1951 in den deutschen Kinos.

Handlung
Ein Team von Wissenschaftlern entdeckt unweit seiner Forschungsstation in der Arktis ein Raumschiff, das abgestürzt und im Eis eingefroren ist. Eine zu Hilfe gerufene Gruppe von Soldaten versucht, das Raumschiff freizusprengen, wodurch es versehentlich vernichtet wird. Ein unbekanntes Wesen kann jedoch, eingefroren in einen Eisblock, unversehrt geborgen und zur Forschungsstation gebracht werden. Dort schmilzt das Eis und das zum Leben erwachte Wesen beginnt eine mörderische Jagd auf Menschen und Tiere. Die Wissenschaftler finden heraus, dass es sich bei dem Fremden um eine Art Pflanze handelt, die sich von Blut ernährt. Das Wesen scheint unbesiegbar, bis es einer Gruppe von Überlebenden gelingt, das Ding durch Hochspannung zur Strecke zu bringen.

Produktion
Obwohl ungenannt, führte der Produzent Howard Hawks streckenweise auch die Regie des Films. Er verlegte den Ort der Handlung vom Süd- an den Nordpol und nahm zahlreiche Änderungen zur Drehbuchvorlage, der Kurzgeschichte von 1938 Who Goes There? von John W. Campbell Jr., vor. Das Ding kann sich im Gegensatz zur Kurzgeschichte beispielsweise nicht in eine andere Lebensform verwandeln.

Die Szene, in der die Darsteller das UFO unter dem Eis entdecken, wurde – mangels Schnee und Eis – unter Zuhilfenahme von Mehl und Cornflakes auf dem Gelände der RKO-Pictures-Studios im kalifornischen San Fernando Valley gedreht. Als für die "Freilegung" des Raumschiffes ein Sprengsatz gezündet wurde, gingen in der Umgebung etliche Fensterscheiben zu Bruch. Die Kamera folgte der aufsteigenden Rauchwolke bis über den Rand der Polarhimmelkulisse hinaus, ein Schnittfehler, der auch heute noch im Film zu sehen ist.

Darsteller des Außerirdischen war der 2,01 Meter große James Arness; bekannt wurde Arness als Marshall Matt Dillon in der Fernsehserie Rauchende Colts, die von 1955 bis 1975 produziert wurde.

Die erste Wache, die im Film das noch eingefrorene Monster im Auge behalten soll, pfeift – als wolle sie sich selbst Mut machen – die Musik aus Red River vor sich hin, damals noch ein sehr bekannter Film ebenfalls von Howard Hawks (und heute ein Klassiker des Westerngenres), bei dem der jetzige offizielle Regisseur Christian Nyby noch den Schnitt übernommen und auch Dimitri Tiomkin die Musik komponiert hatte.

Uraufführungen:
 USA: 6. April 1951
 Deutschland: 26. Oktober 1951
 Österreich: April 1952
 Im deutschen Fernsehen lief der Schwarzweißfilm zum ersten Mal am 12. Mai 1973 in der ARD. Die Originalfassung ist 87 Minuten, die deutsche Fassung 82 Minuten lang.

Kritiken
Filmstarts bezeichnet Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt als "hochspannenden Klassiker", der durch "verschiedene Blickwinkel und gut ausgeleuchtete Charaktere" besticht.

Nachwirkung
In den folgenden Jahrzehnten erschienen verwandte Filme, die entweder als Neuverfilmung gelten oder jedenfalls sichtbar Anleihen nehmen:
 1966 erschien Verhängnisvolle Fracht, dem Das Ding ... als Vorbild diente.
 1979 erschien Alien von Ridley Scott, der durch Das Ding ... inspiriert worden ist: Ähnlich Wie in Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt sieht sich hier an einem unwirtlichen Ort eine kleine Gruppe Menschen mit einem übermächtigen, außerirdischen Gegner konfrontiert, der auf die Menschen Jagd macht. In beiden Filmen wird versucht, das Wesen durch Flammen zu töten. Eine weitere Parallele ist der Geigerzähler, der das Näherkommen des Außerirdischen anzeigt; in Alien ist es ein Bewegungsmelder.
 1982 erschien eine Neuverfilmung mit Kurt Russell unter der Regie von John Carpenter. Sie hält sich enger an Campbells Kurzgeschichtenvorlage.
 2011 erschien ein Prequel der Neuverfilmung mit dem englischen Titel The Thing unter der Regie von Matthijs van Heijningen Jr.

2001 wurde Ding aus einer anderen Welt in das National Film Registry aufgenommen.

2012 entstand unter der Leitung von Jon und Al Kaplan ein Musical über den Film. Die Hauptrolle spielte Nick Amado.

Sonstiges
 Campbells Roman, zuerst unter dem Pseudonym Don A. Stuart veröffentlicht, wurde von den Science Fiction Writers of America zum besten Kurzroman vor 1965 gewählt.

Literatur
 John Wood Campbell: Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt. Aus dem Englischen von Fabian Dellemann und Alexander. Rösch Festa Verlag, Leipzig 2016 ISBN 978-3-86552-432-4.
 Werner Faulstich: Invasion und Sex. Der Science-Fiction-Film der 1950er Jahre: "Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt", 1951. In: Werner Faulstich, Helmut Korte (Hrsg.): Fischer Filmgeschichte. Band 3: 1945–1960. Fischer, Frankfurt 1990, ISBN 3-596-24493-5, S. 171–188.

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DESIGN TO IMPACT
by Daniel Beckstrand
Have you ever marveled at the grandeur of a skyscraper? Have you ever been struck by awe while walking through an art exhibit? Perhaps you have felt emotionally impacted by an exceptional film or piece of music? These examples are stand-out moments of intentionally impactful design, and we feel them. They leave their mark on us. Iconic pieces of art and design are immediately recognizable to us and have left their impact throughout history.
As a kid I spent a lot of time admiring animation in the Saturday morning cartoons and Disney movies I watched, and I would often spend hours trying to replicate them in my own style. When Disney teamed up with Pixar and started doing 3D animation, I became especially intrigued at the thought of creating art in a new medium other than the traditional pen & paper. I wanted to learn everything I could about animation.
My admiration of art and design also extended to video games. I grew up playing Nintendo games and I fondly remember how impacted I felt by the characters and animation in Final Fantasy 3 on the Super Nintendo. I loved the "choose your own adventure" style of gameplay and would pick a different character each time I played through the game so that I could explore each story. The character art in the game's player guide was stunning and I would practice drawing the characters. Video games have a way of really bringing art to life and deliver it straight into people's hands, and I knew that was something I wanted to be a part of.
As I got older I enrolled in an art history class in order to learn more about art and its influence. The Baroque period was a style that spoke to me, especially Bernini's sculpture of David. I love the form and action pose of the character and the look of determination on his face as he is readying to throw the stone that would bring down Goliath. At just 24 years old Bernini created sculptures that would impact styles of art and design for centuries to come, and to this day he is considered one of the Baroque periods greatest, credited with being the creator of the Baroque style of sculpture.
These different experiences left an indelible impact on me that instilled a deep love of art and design. I learned at a young age how strong of a force design can be and how it can move people and the emotions. Each piece of artwork is designed to evoke a response and touch an emotion (or multiple emotions) within us, and I knew early on that I wanted to turn that into my career. I want to leave that impression on others that I have so often felt, that feeling of awe and inspiration that arouses the best within all of us.
Design surrounds our everyday lives. While the experiences mentioned above were significant for me, we often fail to recognize the design all around us as we get lost in the hustle and bustle of our busy schedules. Admittedly most design is unremarkable, and more often than not favors function over style. Great design stands apart, it speaks to the achievements of mankind and is always pushing the boundaries of what we consider normal, contemporary, or in style. That is why I always strive to create art and design that is impactful and meaningful. My goal in creating this space is to inspire others to think creatively, boldly, and passionately about design and the effect it can have.
My purpose is to make an impact on the lives of others through great design. To design to impact.
Please feel free to comment, or reach out to me via email or social media if you have any questions, comments, or commissions.
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Any given work of art or design can be dissected into fundamental details known as Elements of Art or Principles of Design. Artists use these details, both individually and in millions of different combinations, to create works of art. This class section will focus mainly on the Elements of Art, although, we will be briefly discussing and practicing the Principles of Design.
Each 9-week semester will be broken into units; these will usually align with the chapters in our readings from �The Visual Experience'. Each unit will have a reading component (Chapter Material & Art History), a writing component (Art Criticism) and Studio Experiences (Art Projects) that will ask you to create works of art.
Each 9-week semester will also contain three tests (projects), two Interim tests and one Final Exam, that you are required to pass in order to complete this course and receive credit. All tests will require you to read, write and give visual examples to test questions and or project specifics. The first Interim will be taken during our 4th week of study and will cover all the information we've discussed up until that point. The second Interim will be conducted during the 8th week of instruction and will cover all the material discussed throughout the semester. The 9th week will be treated as a make up/prep in order to get you caught up with all the studio projects and to get you ready for the final exam.
Students are introduced to Line and a variety of line types; descriptive line, outline, contour line, blind contour line, hatching, cross-hatching, implied line, edges, expressive line, abstract line, closure and lines of sight.
The students are first introduced to the concepts of contour and blind contour line. Students are asked to participate in a exercise focusing on blind contour drawings. These drawings should take around one minute to produce. The artist begins by looking at a model, we often use tennis shoes, they are then asked to but the tip of there pencil on the paper and they are not allowed to lift their pencil until the drawing is complete. They drawing should be completed by using one continuous line and the students ARE NOT allowed to look at their paper. The students consciously must make a decision of what lines to include in their drawing in order to, hopefully, draw enough information to communicate what their object was. This is a great ice breaker in the beginning of the course as I mention 'that no ones drawing is going to look like a masterpiece, this exercises goal is to help the students observe an object and quickly make a decision as to what the objects most important lines are and to try and communicate those lines in one quick movement.
Next, the students begin contour line drawings. Each drawing introduces a more complex object and ends with a crushed, empty soda can. The students decide on their strongest drawing and are asked to cut out a portion of their drawing. This piece will be used to create a contour pattern by tracing the shape/lines repeatedly on a 8 x 10 piece of paper.
1) Draw Lightly: this way, if a mistake is made it can be erased.
2) Start Big: Break complicated objects down into basic shapes then use those shapes to guide you to the details.
3) Draw What You See.
Our first exercise is that of a Value Scale. Students learn how to layer and vary the amount of pressure they use when applying pencil to paper in order to create a scale of dark to light.
Next, we attack the Still Life. Students are asked to create a drawing that includes all three still life objects and at least 5 steps of value. They are encouraged to draw big, utilize the entire sheet of paper and to draw what they see.
Students study the concept of Positive (Figure) and Negative (Ground) space in Art History. Students are then shown examples of Space in Graffiti. Students then work with painting during Mr. Neal's Watercolor 101 tutorial while experimenting with creating 'Graffiti' style letters. The end result is an artwork that communicates the student's understanding of positive and negative space.
Students study 'Color' both in art and science. They are asked to create their own color wheel by using acrylic paint and the three Primary colors of Blue, Red and Yellow to create the 12 steps of Hue on the wheel. Students study the effects that color have on a work of art including feeling, mood and an unconscious affect.
Buddhist Mandala's are then introduced and the students are asked to think about permanence and to question process over product. Buddhist monks spend hours, sometimes days creating radial balance mandalas only to ceremonially destroy the finished artwork. The process of creating the work of art, a mediation exercise for the monks, is more important than the finished work of art and the students are introduced to a belief that, at times, the creation process can be more rewarding than the final end product.
The end result for this unit is a Mandala inspired artwork that incorporates a radial balance (an image that appears to radiate from a central location) and a student chosen color scheme.


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This article is about the area called Stockwell in London, England. For other places and other meanings, see Stockwell (disambiguation).
Flats on Grantham Rd.
Location within Greater London
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Stockwell is a district in South West London, England, located in the London Borough of Lambeth. It is situated 2.4 miles (3.9 km) south of Charing Cross. Battersea, Brixton, Clapham, South Lambeth, Oval and Kennington all border Stockwell.
3 Places of interest
4 Schools
6 Population of Stockwell
7 Stockwell shooting
8 Locale
8.1 Nearest places
9.1.1 London Underground
9.1.2 National Rail & London Overground
9.2.1 Pollution
9.3 Buses & coaches
9.4 Cycling
A map showing the Stockwell ward of Lambeth Metropolitan Borough as it appeared in 1916.
The name Stockwell is likely to have originated from a local well, with "stoc" being Old English for a tree trunk or post. From the thirteenth to the start of the nineteenth century, Stockwell was a rural manor at the edge of London. It included market gardens and John Tradescant's botanical garden – commemorated in Tradescant Road, which was built over it in 1880, and in a memorial outside St Stephen's church. In the nineteenth century it developed as an elegant middle-class suburb. Residents included the artist Arthur Rackham, who was born on South Lambeth Road in 1867, moving with his family to Albert Square when he was 15 years old. Another famed cultural figure who was born in Stockwell in October 1914, was theatre director Joan Littlewood, who has been called the mother of modern theatre.
Its social and architectural fortunes in the twentieth century were more mixed. The area immediately around Stockwell tube station was extensively rebuilt following the Second World War, and the original domed tube station was replaced first in the 1920s, then again with the opening of the Victoria line in 1971.
The area also has much social housing; the main estates are Lansdowne Green, Stockwell Park, Studley, Spurgeon, Mursell and Stockwell Gardens. However, many remnants of the area's nineteenth-century grandeur can be found in the side and back streets of Stockwell, notably in the Stockwell Park Conservation Area,[1] mostly built between 1825 and 1840 and centred on Stockwell Park Road,[2] Stockwell Park Crescent,[3] Durand Gardens, and Albert Square. The only twentieth-century building of significant architectural interest in the area is Stockwell Bus Garage. Before the creation of the County of London in 1889, Stockwell was part of Surrey.
In 1986, Kenneth Erskine, a serial killer dubbed the 'Stockwell Strangler', killed seven elderly victims, three of whom were from Stockwell.[4]
Politics[edit]
Stockwell[5] is a ward in the London Borough of Lambeth. It is currently represented by three Labour councillors: Lucy Caldicott, Dr. Mahamed Hashi and Mohamed Jaser.[6] At parliamentary level it is in the Vauxhall constituency, represented by Labour MP Florence Eshalomi.
From 1979 to 1982, future Labour MP and New Labour 'spin doctor' Peter Mandelson was a ward councillor.[7]
Places of interest[edit]
Stockwell Bus Garage
London Deep Level Shelters
Stockwell War Memorial Clocktower
Jean Charles de Menezes Memorial
former Annie McCall Hospital, Jeffries Road
Stockwell skateboard park
Schools[edit]
There are three schools in Stockwell ward[5] - St Stephen's,[8] Allen Edwards[9] and Stockwell Primary School - and also a campus of Lambeth College.[10] In the Stockwell area (on Clapham Road) there is also Platanos College,[11] a secondary school, Lansdowne School and numerous primary schools including Van Gogh Primary.
Churches[edit]
In addition to Anglican and Catholic churches, Afro-Caribbean communities have influenced the expression of Christianity in the area, with a variety of congregations, some sharing churches with more long established Anglican and Catholic congregations. One of the many Afro-Caribbean churches is C.A.C. Stockwell.
Population of Stockwell[edit]
Stockwell and neighbouring South Lambeth are home to one of the UK's biggest Portuguese communities, known as 'Little Portugal'. Most of the local Portuguese people originate from Madeira and Lisbon and have established many cafes, restaurants, bakeries, neighbourhood associations and delicatessens. Stockwell is also home to many people of Caribbean and West African origin. They are also well represented in the local population, and cafes, grocers, barbers' shops and salons run by people from these communities are scattered around Stockwell.
Stockwell war memorial and shelter
Famous former and current residents of Stockwell include David Bowie, John Major,[12] Gary Raymond, Lilian Bayliss, Edward Thomas, Vincent van Gogh (briefly), Violette Szabo, Joanna Lumley, Jerry Dammers, Roger Moore, Roots Manuva, Adam Buxton, Joe Cornish,[13] Nathaniel Clyne, Dot Rotten, Will Self, former Scottish Labour Party leader Jim Murphy, and footballer Paul Davis, who played for Arsenal.[citation needed].
Stockwell shooting[edit]
On 22 July 2005, following the 21 July 2005 London bombings, Stockwell gained notoriety as the scene of the shooting by police of an innocent Brazilian electrician, Jean Charles de Menezes, on a tube train.
Locale[edit]
Nearest places[edit]
South Lambeth
Transport[edit]
Rail[edit]
There are several railway stations in and around Stockwell.
London Underground[edit]
Stockwell tube station is served by the Victoria and Northern London Underground lines.
Stockwell Station
To the south, the Victoria line terminates one stop away at Brixton. The Northern line terminates in the south at Morden, which provides Stockwell with a direct link to Clapham and South Wimbledon.
To the north, the Victoria line runs through Central London towards Walthamstow Central, stopping at several key stations including Victoria, Oxford Circus, King's Cross St Pancras and Tottenham Hale. The Northern Line carries passengers northwards towards Kennington and Camden Town. Most trains from Stockwell run through the City of London via Elephant & Castle, Bank and Moorgate. Some trains run on the Charing Cross Branch via Waterloo, Charing Cross and Tottenham Court Road. Beyond Camden Town, the Northern line links Stockwell directly to Edgware and High Barnet in north London.
Other nearby stations include Brixton (Victoria line) or Clapham North (Northern line) to the south of Stockwell, and Vauxhall (Victoria line) or Oval (Northern line) to the north.[14]
In 2017, there were 11.7 million entries and exits at Stockwell tube station.[15]
National Rail & London Overground[edit]
There is no National Rail station in Stockwell, but several stations can be found in the locale:[14]
Some Southeastern services from Victoria call at Brixton railway station, linking Stockwell to Dulwich, Penge, Orpington and destinations in Kent.
At Vauxhall, some South Western Railway services from Waterloo carry passengers to south west London, Surrey and Berkshire destinations.
London Overground services call at Wandsworth Road and Clapham High Street to the south of Stockwell on direct journeys between Clapham Junction and Dalston Junction or Highbury & Islington in north London, linking the Stockwell area to Peckham and Shoreditch directly.
Road[edit]
Several major roads pass through Stockwell, including:
the A23 (Brixton Road) - from the A3 to Brixton, Streatham, the M23 and Gatwick Airport;
the A202 (Kennington Oval) - to Vauxhall and Victoria, or Camberwell, Peckham, the A2 and A20 (towards Kent);
the A203 (Stockwell Road/South Lambeth Road) - between the A202 and A23;
the A2217 (Acre Road);
the A3 (Clapham Road) - to Elephant & Castle and the City, the M25, Guildford and Portsmouth;
the A3036 (Wandsworth Road).[16]
The A23, A202, A203 and A3 are managed by Transport for London (TfL).[17]
Most other roads are residential.
Pollution[edit]
Pollution around Stockwell has been a concern for local health professionals and authorities since the mid-2000s, largely owing to the number of arterial routes in the neighbourhood.
A 2010 study found that, in Stockwell, 7 deaths each year could be attributed to exposure to particulate matter (PM2.5), compared to 139 in the London Borough of Lambeth as a whole in the same year (2008).[18] Road traffic is a primary source of air pollution in Lambeth.[19]
In 2016, Clapham Road south of Stockwell was identified by the local authority as an area of concern when it came to tackling air quality in the Borough, as this section of road is "exceeding EU limits for the gas Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)."[20] Lambeth monitor air quality on Clapham Road in Stockwell using Diffusion Tubes.[21]
Buses & coaches[edit]
London Buses routes 2, 50, 88, 155, 196, 333, 345, P5, N2 and N155 serve Stockwell.[22]
Some National Express coaches pass through Stockwell, with some services towards Gatwick Airport, Worthing, Bognor Regis and Eastbourne stopping in the area.[23]
Cycling[edit]
Cycle Superhighway 7 (CS7) follows Clapham Road through Stockwell, largely on cycle lanes to segregate cyclists from other road traffic. The signed cycle route carries cyclists from Colliers Wood and Tooting Bec in the south, through Stockwell, to Oval, Elephant & Castle and the City of London. The route runs non-stop from Stockwell to all its destinations, but the route is not entirely traffic-free.[24]
Just to the north of Stockwell, Cycle Superhighway 5 (CS5) terminates in a junction with CS7, linking Victoria and Millbank to Stockwell using a cycle track, separating cyclists from other road traffic.[25]
Quietway 5 (Q5) runs on residential streets in the north of Stockwell, offering a slower but quieter signposted route direct to Clapham or Waterloo.[26]
With two Cycle Superhighways in the locale, many junctions in the area are equipped with cycling infrastructure. Santander Cycles, a bike-sharing system in London, operates in Stockwell.
^ "Welcome to the Stockwell Park Residents' Association (SPRA) website". stockwellpark.com. Stockwell Park Residents' Association. Retrieved 15 July 2017.
^ "Stockwell Park Road". Stockwell Park Residents' Association. Archived from the original on 27 April 2016. Retrieved 15 July 2017.
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^ UK, The Hideout. "Home Page". Archived from the original on 3 November 2008.
^ "Platanos College - Home".
^ John Major (1999). John Major: The Autobiography. Harper Collins. p. 82.
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^ a b "Tube and Rail". Transport for London. Retrieved 8 April 2019.
^ "Multi-year station entry-and-exit figures" (XLSX). London Underground station passenger usage data. Transport for London. January 2018. Retrieved 22 July 2018.
^ "OpenStreetMap". OpenStreetMap. Retrieved 8 April 2019.
^ "TfL Base Map" (PDF). Transport for London (TfL). Archived from the original (PDF) on 19 February 2018.
^ "Air Quality in Lambeth: A Guide for Public Health Professionals" (PDF). Mayor of London. September 2013. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 February 2017.
^ "A Guide to Protect Against Air Pollution" (PDF). Lambeth. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 April 2019.
^ "London Borough of Lambeth Air Quality Annual Status Summary Report for 2016" (PDF). London Borough of Lambeth. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 April 2019.
^ "Air Quality: Annual Status Report, 2017" (PDF). London Borough of Lambeth. 31 May 2018. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 April 2019.
^ "Stockwell bus map" (PDF). tfl.gov.uk. Transport for London. Archived from the original (PDF) on 24 September 2012. Retrieved 15 July 2017.
^ "National Express Timetables Route List". timetables.nationalexpress.com. Retrieved 8 April 2019.
^ "Merton to City: CS7" (PDF). Transport for London (TfL). Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 July 2018.
^ "CS5 direct from Oval to Pimlico" (PDF). Transport for London (TfL). Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 July 2018.
^ "Quietway 5: Waterloo to Norbury" (PDF). Transport for London (TfL). Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 October 2018.
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Knesset member appeals Israel election ban
Palestinian-Israeli politician Haneen Zoabi disqualified from running in next month's poll for "undermining" Israel.
A Palestinian-Israeli politician is appealing a court ruling barring her from running in Israel's general elections next month.
Last week, Knesset member Haneen Zoabi was disqualified for "undermining" Israel because she was on board the Mavi Marmara ship in May 2010 as part of an international flotilla challenging Israel's blockade on the Gaza Strip.
The Turkish ship was boarded by Israeli special forces as it approached waters off Gaza. In the violence that followed, nine activists were shot dead by the commando's.
Israel's Supreme Court now has four days to decide whether to revoke Zoabi's election ban.
Speaking to Al Jazeera on Thursday, Zoabi said the ban was the culmination of a long process of persecution.
"Threats, I would say [I received] hundreds of threats, by letters, by email, by phonecall ... They have disqualified me, stripped me from some Parliamentarian rights, such as my diplomatic passport," Zoabi said.
"The Israeli Knesset is trying not just to disqualify me, but also to disqualify the Arab citizens in Israel. Because I represent those who vote for me, and the right wing in the Knesset - which is the majority within the Knesset - is trying to delegitimise the Arab voice within the Knesset," she said.
"It is my responsibility as a Palestinian; it is my responsibility as a human being to struggle against the siege, to struggle against the occupation of my people, to struggle against the oppression of my people, and to struggle against the racism against the Palestinian citizens inside Israel.
"So for me it's the values, the humanistic, universalistic values of freedom, of equality, of justice. I think we should ask Israel, and I ask the Israeli policies, what is the basis for the oppression of the Palestinian people?"
'Controversial' move
Earlier this month, Israel's Central Elections Committee voted 19 to 9 with one abstention to block Zoabi's candidacy for the January 22 general election.
The electoral committee disqualified Zoabi on two grounds: "Negating Israel's existence as a Jewish state" and "support for an enemy state or terrorist organisation engaged in armed conflict against Israel," spokesman Giora Pordes said.
Centrist and left-leaning Israeli politicians argued against disqualifying Zoabi.
Al Jazeera's Jane Ferguson, reporting from Jerusalem, said although the Supreme Court hearing did not yet reach any concrete decision about the case, it must decide whether or not Zoabi will be disqualified or whether or not she can run in the 2013 elections by December 30.
"So we are expecting an announcement on that within the coming days," our correspondent said.
"[Zoabi] was famously involved in the freedom flotilla in May 2010. In Israel, among politicians across the Knesset, from left to right, it was widely condemned and seen as a very controversial move that anybody involved in Israeli politics would have been on that ship.
"Her party is saying that they are being discriminated against and that if she is disqualified, they themselves will actually boycott the vote," Ferguson said, adding however that most people in Jerusalem did not believe she would be disqualified.
Ferguson said the case "opens up a wider debate about Palestinian-Israelis, not only in Israel, but those involved in politics here".


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Oaks Editions Lithography, Sutton, Surrey, U.K.
Oaks Park Studios, The Old Stables
Oaks Park, Croydon Lane, Sutton SM7 3BA
Email: simonburder@oaksfineart.co.uk
Website: http://www.oaksfineart.co.uk
Simon Burder set up his stone lithography studio at Oaks Park, in the London Borough of Sutton, in the mid 1990's. To encourage a wider appreciation of stone lithography, several times a year he offers short courses for small groups of artists, which are suitable for those with or without previous experience of printmaking. He also welcomes enquiries from artists who wish to produce editions of their own lithographs. Artists have visited the studio to work with Simon from many parts of the UK and from France, India and Japan. Clients have included the British Library and the V & A Museum. The studio is one of a group managed by Acme Studios in converted stable buildings on the former estate of the Earl of Derby, now an attractive public park. It is equipped with two direct presses for stone lithography and stones of various sizes up to approximately 56×76 cm. Intaglio and lino printing are also available.


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Harold H. Johnson (nacido el  y fallecido el ) fue un jugador de baloncesto estadounidense que disputó una temporada en la BAA. Con 1,98 metros de estatura, jugaba en la posición de pívot.

Trayectoria deportiva

Universidad
Jugó durante su etapa universitaria con los Sycamores de la Universidad Estatal de Indiana, siendo junto con los hermanos Henry Pearcy y George Pearcy los primeros de la historia de su universidad en debutar en la BAA o la NBA.

Profesional
En  fichó por los Detroit Falcons de la recién creada BAA, con los que disputó la única temporada del equipo en la liga, promediando 0,6 puntos por partido.

Estadísticas de su carrera en la NBA

Temporada regular

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha de Johnson en NBA.com
 Ficha de Harold Brown en ultimatenba.com
 Ficha de Johnson en justsportsstats.com

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Ramblin' Man are proud to announce the addition of the Rising Stage and a further 12 acts to the bill. In partnership with Laney Amplification, TAMA drums and Andersons Music Superstore, the Rising Stage features the best of UK's up-and-coming artists, including: Colour of Noise, Cats in Space, Massive Wagons, City of Thieves, Naked Six, Mason Hill, Dirty Thrills, Illustr8tors, StoneBroken, Will Wilde, Wicked Stone and Bigfoot.
Bruce John Dickinson (from Colour of Noise) helped to coordinate the stage, and had this to say, "It is a real privilege to be involved in putting the Rising Stage together for the immensely cool Ramblin' Man festival. Hats off to the team at Ramblin' Man, who had the vision to support the concept, and to our amazing sponsors who made the stage possible.
Now in its second year, Ramblin' Man (23rd to 24th July 2016) is bigger, better, and with the addition of the Rising Stage the festival offers even more choice and variety. Set amidst the elegance and beauty of Mote Park in Maidstone, Kent, Ramblin' Man Fair is the must-see event for festival lovers seeking a rich and varied musical line-up, including a number of UK-exclusive performances. This event promises to be a unique experience, and Ramblin' Man Fair is set to become a staple of the UK festival calendar. One to add to your diary.
Already announced is the stellar lineup of WHITESNAKE (Saturday Headliners), BLACK STONE CHERRY (Sunday Headliners), THIN LIZZY, THUNDER, Airbourne, Europe, Ginger Wildheart, The Answer, FAMILY, Purson, Cadillac Three, The Dead Daises, Terrovision, Devin Townsend and Ché Aimee Dorval 'Casualties of Cool' The Graveltones, Warren Haynes, Procol Harum, Uriah Heep, Hawkwind, Von Hertzen Brothers, Blurred Vision, Whiskey Myers, Hogjaw, Road Dog, Pat McManus, The Fierce And The Dead, Frost*, IO Earth, Bob Wayne, The White Buffalo, Life Signs, Hayseed Dixie, Walter Trout, King King, The Kentucky Headhunters, Headspace, Inglorious and The Zombies, Tax The Heat, The Supersuckers, SIMO and Sons of Royalty.
Ramblin' Man Fair is now under the ownership of new music event company Spirit of Rock, the first IP acquisition activity by exTeam Rock and Classic Rock/Metal Hammer magazine Managing Director Chris Ingham. Spirit of Rock is a division of RFS Entertainment.
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Cairo's 'Say' gets first review in Get Ready to Rock!
Cairo's debut album 'Say' received it's first official review yesterday, courtesy of Pete Whalley at Get Ready To Rock. The album scored a 4.5 out of 5, placing it at the top spot of albums reviewed in the month!
"Cairo sound fresh and energised"
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Idera Pharmaceuticals Announces Name Change to Aceragen, Inc.
EXTON, PA — Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: IDRA) this week announced the Company has changed its name and symbol to Aceragen, Inc. and "ACGN". Additionally, the Company's stockholders approved the conversion into common stock of the Series Z preferred shares resulting from the previously announced merger with Aceragen and authorized a reverse split of common stock. The Company's Board of Directors has approved the reverse stock split at a ratio of 1-for-17 shares. As a result of these changes, which will be effective upon the market open on Wednesday, January 18, 2023, the Company will be in compliance with all applicable Nasdaq listing standards. Nasdaq has issued an approval letter confirming Aceragen's listing.
"We are excited to have completed the transformation of Aceragen via our merger with Idera and the subsequent adjustments to our stock and Nasdaq listing. We believe this transition strengthens our portfolio of late-stage clinical assets in cystic fibrosis and Farber disease and aligns with our goal of delivering important therapies for people living with rare diseases," stated John Taylor, Aceragen's Chief Executive Officer. "During the course of this year, we anticipate the achievement of significant clinical milestones that include two Phase 2 data read-outs for ACG-701, as well as lifting of the clinical hold and advancing toward the initiation of our Phase 2/3 trial in Farber disease for ACG-801."
"With the positive result of the stockholder vote behind us, I share in John's excitement and optimism for Aceragen and look forward to the progress that this team will make for patients in need," added Vincent J. Milano, Chair of Aceragen's Board of Directors.
READ: Baudax Bio Announces Positive Outcome of Interim Analysis of Phase II Randomized Trial for BX1000
Clinical Development Overview
Aceragen has a portfolio of late-stage clinical assets in cystic fibrosis and Farber disease with clinical milestones anticipated in 2023.
ACG-701 for Acute Pulmonary Exacerbations in Cystic Fibrosis
ACG-701 is a proprietary oral, loading dose formulation of sodium fusidate being developed as a treatment for acute pulmonary exacerbations ("PEx") associated with cystic fibrosis ("CF"), a major factor driving lung function decline in people living with CF. Sodium fusidate has an established clinical efficacy and safety profile from more than 50 years of use in other countries, including as part of CF PEx treatment guidelines in the United Kingdom and Australia. Despite this, the compound has never been approved by the FDA and represents a new and potentially powerful approach in the United States to address the infection, inflammation, and enhanced mucin expression that are hallmark features of CF PEx.
A Phase 2 trial of ACG-701 in CF PEx (the REPRIEVE study), a randomized double-blinded, placebo-controlled study, was initiated in December 2022 at clinical sites in the United States in collaboration with the CF Foundation's Therapeutic Development Network (TDN). The CF Foundation has also provided funding of $3.5 million in support of the study. If approved, ACG-701 would represent the first product in the United States indicated for the treatment of newly diagnosed CF PEx patients. Data from the REPRIEVE study is expected in 2H 2023. The FDA has granted Orphan Drug Designation, Fast Track and Qualified Infectious Disease Product (QIDP) status to ACG-701 for CF PEx.
ACG-701 for Melioidosis
Aceragen has also executed an ~$50 million development partnership with the Department of Defense's Defense Threat Reduction Agency ("DTRA") to investigate ACG-701 as a potential medical countermeasure for melioidosis, a life-threatening infection caused by the B. pseudomallei pathogen. This program is centered around a Phase 2 trial, the TERRA study (NCT05105035), which is a randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled trial conducted in hospitalized melioidosis patients. TERRA was initiated in May 2022 and continues to actively enroll patients with an independent DMC review planned during Q1 2023 and a data read-out expected in 2H 2023.
READ: Cantaloupe, Inc. to Report Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2023 Results
ACG-801 for Farber Disease
ACG-801, recombinant human acid ceramidase, is an investigational biologic in development to be the first-ever enzyme replacement therapy for the treatment of Farber disease, a progressive, severe, and life-threatening lysosomal storage disorder that is caused by the monogenic deficiency of acid ceramidase. The biochemical hallmark of Farber disease is the loss of acid ceramidase enzyme activity leading to abnormal accumulation of ceramide, profound macrophage-driven inflammation and multi-organ disease affecting bone and joints, cartilage, the immune system, central nervous system, and the lungs. Complications of the disease are life threatening, with many patients dying in the first years of life. There are no ceramide-targeted medications currently available that can alter the disease natural history.
The Company expects to initiate the ADVANCE clinical study for ACG-801 in Farber disease, a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, first-in-human study, in the first quarter of 2024 with data expected in the first quarter of 2025. Due to the ultra-rare nature of Farber disease, if successful, this study has the potential to support registration of the product. The FDA has granted Orphan Drug, Fast Track, and Rare Pediatric Disease designations for ACG-801. Rare pediatric disease designation permits priority review voucher eligibility, upon FDA marketing authorization.
Clinical Milestone Summary
ACG-701 – REPRIEVE study in CF PEx, data expected 2H 2023
ACG-701 – TERRA study in melioidosis, data expected 2H 2023
ACG-801 – ADVANCE study in Farber disease, initiation expected in Q1 2024
Projected cash available is expected to provide the Company with capital runway into Q3'2023.
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My generous neighbor Jack gave me some fresh picked green leaf, red leaf, and romaine lettuce from his garden. I couldn't wait to make a summer salad using it. I found this recipe from the Cooking Light July 2010 issue and couldn't resist giving it a try. I loved the simply seasoned chicken mixed with the crunchy jicama, red pepper, and onion. The spicy pineapple dressing was AMAZING! This salad was perfect in flavor, texture, and taste… we all loved it.
Heat the grill pan coated with cooking spray over medium high heat. Place the chicken between 2 sheets of saran wrap, and pound to an even thickness using a meat mallet. Sprinkle each side with sea salt, freshly cracked pepper, and chili powder, to taste. Place the chicken in the hot pan and cook for 3 minutes on each side or until done. Remove from pan; set aside to allow the meat to rest.
Combine half of the pineapple, cilantro, orange juice, vinegar, jalapeño, and garlic in a food processor; process until smooth. With the processor on, gradually add the olive oil until well blended.
Slice the chicken into bite size pieces. Combine the remaining pineapple, jicama, bell pepper, red onion, chicken, and lettuce in a bowl. Drizzle with the dressing, and toss until evenly coated. Serve immediately. Enjoy.
Awesome work, delicious and healthy salad.
This is such a lovely salad!
Simple salads like this are really the best part of summer eating. I think I could drink that pineapple dressing. With a straw.
Adding pineapple to a chicken salad is a great idea, Pam. The flavors compliment each other so well, especially with that yummy dressing. Perfect for a scorching hot day!
ooh, that dressing sounds interesting – an unusual combination of spicy and fruity. Perfect summer salad!
I have been missing these uber healthy and delicious meals. God you are back!!!
Pineapples were on sale for only $1 at my grocery store last week – This makes me wish I would have bought more than one! Love these fresh flavors. Lovely recipe, Pam!
Fantastic! And I love pineapple.
I'm loving that spicy pineapple dressing a lot. Saved.
What a perfect summer salad with a tropical flair!
Looks so refreshing! It has been so hot here in New Hampshire, you have no idea how good this looks!
i haven't ever really had a dressing that excited me. in fact, i often skip it completely. however, there's no component of your pineapple dressing that i wouldn't like–i think we may have a winner on our hands here!
I so want to try that dressing!!! Thanks!
Mmm… the salad and the dressing look wonderful and healthy!
These recipes look delicious. Thank you for new ideas!
Gorgeous, healthy, summer-like, and the dressing, delicious! You always pick out the best stuff!
Very summery! I like the spicy pineapple combo, yum!
Now that's a good looking salad. The dressing sounds amazing. I bet it would taste great as a marinade.
YUM! What a perfect summer meal!
The dressing is tops! That would work well on fish too.
Shared this on Twitter. Lovely summer food. My mouth is watering.
What a fantastic blog you have! Love everything about it; great recipes and photos. Looks clean and sharp. I have so much to learn and you inspire me.
Great colors and the flavors of the dressing sound perfect. But the only thing I could think of reading this post was remembering working in the produce department when I was 18. I constantly mis-pronounced jicama as jick-a-ma around my produce manager because it drove him nuts. I even had a cashier do a price check on it so I could say jickama over the intercom and watch his reaction.
I absolutely adore your presentation! Thank you for being an inspiration.
Very nice, looks tasty and is a different take on a salad. Great photos!
What a unique and tasty dressing! I love fresh pineapple!
Pam! i made a combo of your bruschetta and the feta/roasted garlic spread crostini recipes and it was SOOOO GOOD!


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Diego The Tortoise Retires After Saving His Species
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Whenever a species is brought back from the brink of extinction, it's typically the result of the combined efforts of countless people and animals. However, Diego, the Tortoise isn't a regular animal. In fact, he's been credited with being one of the sole saviors of his species, thanks to an extensive career in making love.
Though he initially lived at the San Diego zoo, it soon became apparent that tortoises would go extinct without him. As a result, he was sent to the Galapagos National Park for a breeding program. Typically, these sorts of programs have hundreds of participants spread across males and females.
However, the tortoise population only included 12 females and two males, including Diego himself. Naturally, this would be a difficult prospect and take an extensive amount of time. However, Diego the Tortoise proved to be up to the task, as he single-handedly fathered over 800 babies. The effort has been applauded by many animal watchers.
👏🏻👏🏻 Diego regresó hoy a su ambiente natural en la isla Española del archipiélago de Galápagos 🇪🇨, tras décadas de reproducirse en cautiverio para salvar a su especie.
La tortuga gigante más de 100 años tuvo alrededor de 800 crías.
¡Bien hecho Diego! https://t.co/jUgRnJFTVs pic.twitter.com/SA7bQz7GxG
— Programa ONU Medio Ambiente (@unep_espanol) June 15, 2020
This adds up to about 40% of the current population. The rest of the species is comprised of the other male's offspring and that of other males born in subsequent generations. As a result, Diego is the father of the most tortoises across the entire species. While there is still an extensive amount of growth to be done, it has meant that they're no longer as threatened as they were.
These efforts took several decades, with Diego himself being 100 years old. Now that he's fathered 800 children, Diego the Tortoise has been officially retired, and he's being sent back to his home of Española. That being said, there's no word on whether he'll unofficially try to have more children.
Cerramos un capítulo importante en la gestión del @parquegalapagos, 15 tortugas de #Española, incluyendo a #Diego, regresan a casa tras décadas de reproducirse en cautiverio y salvar a su especie de la extinción. Su isla las recibe con los brazos abiertos. (Noticia en desarrollo) pic.twitter.com/M4a4maQm9E
— Paulo Proaño Andrade (@PauloProanoA) June 15, 2020
As tempting as it may be, several decades of breeding might have taken its toll on the tortoise. As a result, he might want to sit back and enjoy his old age.
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It's 6:09 AM on a Saturday morning, and I've been up for the past hour and a half. I'll be 36 weeks pregnant tomorrow and am measuring at about 38 weeks. What does that communicate? Restless nights. Disturbed sleep. Weird body aches. Nervous thoughts. Awkward mood swings.
I still am in awe of this journey, although I've gone to the hospital about four times for different reasons. Maybe that's the norm, perhaps not. It's still part of this beautiful chapter.
Things are about to get real now. I mean, they've been that way but when I think of the fact that life as I know it will never be the same again, it's a lot to take in. Yet, I'm glad about it. In fact, I'm absolutely ecstatic. So is my husband. It's not been a comfortable experience at all with so many other life changes so we both are having to trust God in a way that we've never really had to before, not as adults anyway.
This certainly takes "adulting" to another level. A little over two years ago, I hung up my title of being a single woman to becoming married. That was a huge jump in itself! I was on pins and needles, yet fearless if that makes any sense. I didn't have the butterflies that folks say one will get—I guess it was because I had a knowing that I was entering a covenant with God and a man who loves me like Christ loves the Church. The "pins and needles" were because I was face to face with reality. I was embarking upon a life that would never be the way it was ever again. I'd no longer be just my daddy's little girl but someone's wife.
Will we be good enough parents?
Will we have everything we need by the time he arrives?
Will my son and I make it through childbirth?
And then I hear that still, small Voice say, My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.
A word that we all know but don't exercise that well. So many things are beyond our control. Instead of rying o maintain a God-complex, we should choose to enter into His rest. He said in His Word to trust in Him with all of our hearts and quit leaning to our own understanding. There are many things we can't and won't figure out on our own because He didn't design us to be independent of Him. Real relationships with the Lord requires absolute dependence upon Him. Faith won't make sense—and that's okay—because our humanistic approach to sense, reason, and logic pales immensely when stacked up against God's foolishness, if it were possible for Him even to have that.
This is the day the LORD has made; I WILL rejoice and be glad in THIS DAY.
With that beautiful reminder, I choose to close this post and rest. No matter what, God has us, and we can trust Him to be faithful to see us through whatever it is we're facing.
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Take the name '8C'. Like 'GTO', it's evocative and instantly recognisable, redolent of a strident exhaust note resonating from hilltop to hilltop deep in the heart of Italy, marking one apex taken after another. Truly, driving in its simplest and purest form.
Alfa Romeo chose to reprise the name '8C' – otto cilindri, or eight cylinders, Vittorio Jano's brilliant creation first seen in 1931 – in the shape of an achingly beautiful concept titled simply '8C Competizione' 72 years later at the 2003 Frankfurt show. It was a two-seat berlinetta, short and stubby, yet wonderfully proportioned with muscular shoulders and a classic three-piece Alfa Romeo grille that hinted at iconic models of the past such as the Tipo 33 Stradale.
It was the work of chief designer Wolfgang Egger. Three years later, a production version with a front-mid-mounted V8 (tuned to 450bhp for Alfa Romeo) and 6-speed rear transaxle from the Ferrari-Maserati family was revealed at the Paris Show. A metal chassis supported all-carbonfibre bodywork, while great efforts were made to keep as much mass as possible within the wheelbase, racing-style. Suspension was double-wishbone all round with springs and dampers specific to the 8C, while slowing the car from its claimed 181mph maximum was achieved by fully floating discs with six-piston calipers at the front, four-piston rears.
The intimate cabin for two was swathed in brushed and polished machined aluminium and unpainted carbonfibre. The figure-hugging racing bucket seats were inspired by those in the Ferrari Enzo, had carbonfibre shells and were covered with a special 'breathing' leather/waxed cotton weave material.
For those fortunate enough (500 only) to obtain a confirmed order for the much-in-demand car, deliveries commenced in 2007. For many first-time buyers, their 8C Competizione joined a collection that included an original 8C or an Enzo, with at least one 250 GTO owner using his 8C as day-to-day transport.
It heralded Alfa Romeo's much-anticipated return to the North American market.
The 8C Competizione sold new in Europe for a price of €136,000 plus local taxes. This was Aston Martin and Maserati money, but the Alfa Romeo offered a far more visceral experience. The press loved it: "The car that seduces before you've laid a finger on it" – evo magazine; "Few cars, this side of a Ferrari, offer a more special driving experience; no car short of a V-12 sounds better; and not many fast cars are easier to drive hard" – Motortrend.
Or, perhaps best of all: "The 8C just might be the ultimate two-seat GT" – Car and Driver.
'V8 ALF' was first registered on 6 May 2009. The discerning collector and racing driver chose Avorio, a colour to sample from the Ferrari Anni '50 – '60 classic range, paired with Red leather.
The car has been kept in central London ever since and has covered just 547 miles from new and comes complete with its matching red luggage set, unused. The entirely appropriate registration 'V8 ALF' is included in the sale.
With today's modern supercars becoming increasingly reliant on hybrid drive and advanced electronic systems, it's refreshing to offer a car only six years old yet almost from a different age. A bellowing exhaust note, ferocious and raucous acceleration from a mighty eight-cylinder engine, all transmitted to two driven wheels at the rear – Vittorio Jano, the original 'father of the 8C', would have been proud.


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Anyone can use Twitter, as long as they have Internet access and an email account for sign up.
Well, where have you been.. LOL? Twitter would have to be the fastest growing site on the web today. It is taking the internet by storm and there are around 10,000 new users per day signing up to participate in this internet revolution.
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Candy Shell Life
No Good Excuse
Fighting FA
My Darling Disability
Little Victories
A Practical Guide to Life with FA
What is FA?
Living with FA
Inheritance of FA
Cardiomyopathy and FA
Dysarthria in FA
Dysphagia in FA
Diabetes in FA
CTI-1601
Equitasi
Actimmune (Interferon gamma)
Epicatechin
EPI-743 (Vatiquinone)
RTA 408 (omaveloxolone)
TAT-Frataxin
Tecfidera
Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors (HDACi)
Nicotinamide (Vitamin B3)
STS-E412 and STS-E424
VY-FXN01
RNA-based approach
'Genome Guardian' May Prevent Development of Friedreich's Ataxia, Other Neurological Disorders
by Özge Özkaya, PhD
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The loss of function of proteins associated with RNA, the transition molecule between DNA and protein, could contribute to neurological disorders such as Friedreich's ataxia.
A team of researchers from the University of Oxford in England led by Dr. Natalia Gromak focused on one such protein called senataxin (SETX) and the role it plays as a "genome guardian" preventing the development of neurological diseases.
The review, "Senataxin: Genome Guardian at the Interface of Transcription and Neurodegeneration," was published in the Journal of Molecular Biology.
SETX is one of the best-characterized R-loop binding proteins. R-loops are made of an RNA/DNA hybrid, which are formed during the transcription of the message contained in the DNA molecule into an RNA messenger. The message contained in the RNA molecule is then "translated" into a protein.
R-loops play a role in many cellular processes, including the regulation of the three dimensional structure of DNA that is important in determining which genes will be read in which tissues, as well as controlling the termination of transcription.
Dysregulation of the level of R-loops can lead to transcriptional defects, altered DNA structure, and genome instability. This can lead to so-called R-loop-associated diseases, which include Friedreich's ataxia.
It is not fully understood how R-loop dysregulation occurs and how this leads to neurological disorders. However, it is thought that SETX plays a crucial role in preventing aberrant R-loop formation
Previous work has shown that mutations in the SETX protein are linked to neurodegenerative disorders such as ataxia with oculomotor apraxia type 2 (AOA2) and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis type 4 (ALS4).
According to the authors of the review, the role of SETX in R-loop resolution highlights the importance of understanding the contribution of helicases, enzymes that unwind the two DNA strands, or RNA-DNA hybrids, in this process.
This understanding may provide new directions for the design of potential drugs. "This could be achieved either by directly targeting proteins using small molecules or by introducing potent R-loop-controlling enzymes such as SETX," wrote Matthias Groh, the first author of the review, and his colleagues.
Recent studies have already shown that R-loops can be successfully targeted using small molecules and can reverse molecular phenotypes associated with Friedreich's ataxia.
Tagged amyotrophic lateral sclerosis type 4 (ALS4), ataxia with oculomotor apraxia type 2 (AOA2), R-loop, Senataxin (SETX).
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123      1
123      2
234      1
234      2
234      3
456      3
567      0
567      1

I'm trying to group by my ID to to return all of the IDs that do not have a record with the value 0. That is, my selection would look like this:
ID
234
456

Is there an easy way to do this without creating a subset table with all records not containing 0 then joining it back to the full data set where the tables don't match?

A: I generally try to avoid subqueries, but you could use one for this case.  Do the same group by, and check that the id isn't in a subquery of ids that have 0 for SomeVar.  In this case, distinct will do the same and more efficiently, so I'll do that first:
SELECT DISTINCT ID
FROM [table_name]
WHERE ID NOT IN (
    SELECT ID FROM [table_name] WHERE SomeVar = 0
);

And if you want to get other information by using a GROUP BY:
SELECT ID, max(SomeVar), count(*), sum(SomeVar)
FROM [table_name]
WHERE ID NOT IN (
    SELECT ID FROM [table_name] WHERE SomeVar = 0
)
GROUP BY ID;

A: You can use aggregation and having:
select id
from t
group by id
having min(somevar) > 0;

This assumes that somevar is never negative.  If that is a possibility, then you can use the slightly more verbose:
select id
from t
group by id
having sum(case when somevar = 0 then 1 else 0 end) = 0;

A: Use case statement with count or sum aggregation, filter by count using having:
select ID
  from
      (
       select ID, count(case when SomeVar=0 then 1 end) cnt
         from mytable
        group by ID having count(case when SomeVar=0 then 1 end) = 0
      ) s
;

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The Arts Council – Windsor & Region will showcase local artists and crafters at the Riverside Library for 4 consecutive Saturdays when its annual Fall Art Show.
The annual event will run in time to shop for locally-made gifts for the holiday season. Each week will feature a mix of area artists and crafters selling a variety of handmade goods including paintings, knitted items, photography, ceramics, native crafts, cards and jewellery.
The organizer of the event, Philippa von Ziegenweidt, who is an area resident and a director with the Arts Council, believes this is a great way to combine literacy and the arts.
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Placebo: It's All About Ethics!
By: Paul Enck and Sibylle Klosterhalfen on July 23, 2019Leave a comment 💭
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Just imagine the following situation: You have an appointment with your family physician because of some recurring pains that have concerned you for some time now. It has taken (only) two weeks to get this appointment, and the doctors, after a brief bodily check and some questioning, ask whether you would be interested and willing to take part in a test for a new drug "under development" for your pains, and, after some discussion, explains that you may have a 50% chance to be in the true drug group or to receive a placebo.
Would you be willing to participate, and, if so, for what reason? To eventually get rid of your pains, to please your doctor, to help improve the situation of other patients with similar symptoms, or as a matter of curiosity whether the new pill may work better that all the other ones that you have tried in the past? Or would you just ask the doctor to have another prescription of the medicine that he gave you the last time, which relieved your symptoms quite effectively, at least for some weeks before you stopped taking the pills to see whether you got along without it?
This is exactly the situation the World Medical Association (WMA) expert panel on ethics had foreseen when outlining the latest revision of the Declaration of Helsinki (DoH) of 1964 (1): Patients, when asked participate in drug testing, are not free to make a decision about such request, because they are in need of medical help and might agree to accept such an invitation because they are dependent on the doctor to help them. And doctors adhere tightly to their Oath of Hippocrates that requires them to provide help to patients in need, and while the support of novel therapy development may be a legitimate interest of them, it is not part of their professional (medical) duties.
Not so much with the use of placebos, but rather the fact that drug trials in the early phases of systematic drug development (2) were done even without explicit ethical review and approval, and often even without appropriate patient information and informed consent – there are horrible stories about drug testing in prisons, with minors and dependent people in psychiatric hospitals, with minorities and other groups, in foreign countries and secluded conditions, in war and peace. And while we have discussed this also with respect to forerunners of placebo research such as Henry K Beecher, we have to admit that, at the same time, he was among the first to foster and promote the establishment of proper ethical review and approval of medical research (3). The ethics of placebo use was but one of the topics in medicine that needed this review.
With respect to the use of placebos, the DoH therefore took — and still takes — a strong position on the use of placebos in medical care. When a patient consults a doctor for medical help, he/she has the right to receive the best treatment available (BTA) for his/her condition, and this definitively excludes the use of a placebo pill not containing any active component, irrespective of whether it may or may not improve symptoms, as has been shown in placebo research (4). Even matching this request, BTA already steers many discussions: Is BTA the best therapy on a global market, is it the best therapy a medical care system can provide in a given country or region, or is it the best therapy the patient can afford or the doctor knows and believes in? This is why medicine has developed the concept of "medical evidence," which says that all medicines must meet standards of solid scientific proof of their efficacy and can reliable be distinguished from quackery, snake oil, and wishful thinking. Placebo pills are tools to make this distinction, but they are not (or should not be) part of medical care.
While the WMA DoH committee accepts the need for medical research to develop new therapies including drugs, and also accepts a role placebo pills may play in this development, at the same time, they separate drug development from medical therapy for the benefit of the patients. This standpoint has some quite important practical implications as we will see, but before that we would like to explore two exceptions that the DoH allowed in their rules: a) there is no treatment available, and b) the medical condition to be treated is of minor severity.
The first seems to be a condition that may not be simple to imaging — there are, overall, many drugs for many conditions already available, and the need for development of a new one may not easily be seen. However, the necessary question is not whether there is a drug available somewhere on the planet, but whether it is available for a specific patient in a specific country — and here the problem starts. Different countries have different legal systems for drug approval, different health care systems for prescription and reimbursement, and different access to therapy that depends on more than just the existence of a drug somewhere that has been found to be effective for a medical condition.
Furthermore, there are in fact medical conditions for which drugs are not available, or are no longer available, or are not yet available, and one such example is irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Over the past 35 years that we have observed medical management of IBS patients, many drugs have seen the market that have subsequently disappeared and are no longer available, for quite different reasons: adverse events, selling of the compound to another company, shift of interests, and poor post-marketing data etc.
All this would permit a placebo-controlled trial of a novel compound, provided that the other condition is fulfilled: the disease tested by a placebo-controlled trial should be of minor severity. Now, this is even more difficult to assess: certainly, the view pf patients, e.g. those affected by IBS, would be entirely different and maybe opposite to the view of a doctor used to treats patients with cancer. Therefore, the WMA has defined this request in a bit more detail, saying that this is the case when — without effective treatment, e.g. by providing a placebo — the disease does not worsen the situation of the patient, and the symptoms overall are not so bad that they would affect the life of the patient afflicted in a considerable manner. While this still leaves some ambiguity, it excludes, on the other hand, most acute diseases, even if minor (because they require treatment to not become chronic), and it would include many chronic conditions that have reached a stable burden of disease status irrespective of treatments applied.
Getting back to the initially described situation, a patient consulting a doctor for symptoms that need treatment — how can, given all the restrictions ethics puts onto doctors and the health care system, drug evaluation comply and promote new drug development at the same time under these limiting conditions? There are two principally different ways to do so: either develop new drug testing methods (designs, trials) that would minimize or even completely dismiss the use of placebos in RCT and replace it by other means and methods. The other alternative is to move away from RCT and test drugs under "real world" conditions of medicine, where placebos do not exist, but the placebo effect may still be alive and effective. We will discuss these alternative in the two final postings of this series.
This is part 16 of a series covering "placebo" provided by Paul Enck and Sibylle Klosterhalfen from the Tübingen University Hospital. Continuous updates on placebo research can be found at www.jips.online.
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Corporate records, comprising memoranda and articles of association, 1899-c.1920; registers of directors, 1901-1958; seal registers, 1930-1962; annual reports and accounts, 1921-1977; papers concerning annual and extraordinary general meetings, 1912-1977; annual returns to the Registrar of Companies and related papers, 1899-1961; share records, 1899-1969.
Legal records, comprising property records relating to Albion Mills, 1731-1938, and other property in Halifax, 1813-1907; records of the company secretary, 1909-1966; and general papers, 1915-1968.
Financial records, including balance sheets and trading accounts, 1899-1922; journals, 1905-1961; ledgers, 1899-1954; records of the Costing Department, 1927-1929; records of the Order Department, 1927-1932; records of the Purchase Department, 1930-1987.
Production records, comprising recipe and mixings notebooks, c.1910-1975; records of the Joint Planning Department, 1939-1966; and records relating to Halifax factories, including technical drawings of machinery and press cuttings, 1921-1987.
Personnel records, including records of Halifax Personnel and Welfare Officer, 1925-c.1950; records of Halifax Wage Office, c.1949-1955; handbook of factory rules for Caley Branch, Norwich, 1960; evaluation forms for the training and assessment of salesmen, ; and Pension Fund records, 1945-1960.
Sales and advertising records, comprising records of Sales Manager, including records relating to trade marks, sales statistics, sales conferences, and circulars to salesmen and wholesalers, 1903-1981; records of E. L. Fletcher, Sales and Advertising Manager, including records relating to sales statistics, sales and marketing policy, pricing policy, foreign marketing and sales, travellers, advertising, and specific projects, 1920-1969.
Records of Export Manager, 1952-1953.
Distribution records, comprising records of Transport Department Halifax, 1921-1945.
Papers of K. M. Henderson, Director and Liaison Officer for Overseas Factories, 1930-1954.
Mackintosh-Caley News company magazines, 1949-1971.
Publications concerning John Mackintosh & Sons, c.1920-1970.
John Mackintosh was born in 1868 in Cheshire and moved to Halifax soon afterwards. After he married he set up a small pastry shop in Kings Cross Lane, Halifax. He soon decided on toffee as a speciality to sell and developed a blend of brittle English toffee with soft American caramel. The first product was Mackintosh's Celebrated Toffee. In 1894 he purchased a warehouse in Bond Street, Halifax, and in 1895 the business moved to Hope Street.
In 1899 the company of John Mackintosh Ltd was formed with a capital of £15,000 and by 1903 the company was exporting all over the world. During the same year a factory was built in Queens Road. It was destroyed in 1909 but rebuilt soon afterwards. Premises in Albion Road were lease whilst the new Queens Road factory was being built and were then retained on a permanent basis.
John Mackintosh died on 27 January 1920 and his son Harold became chairman. In the same year the company was put into voluntary liquidation and the firm of John Mackintosh and Sons formed. In 1929 Mackintosh began the manufacture of chewing gum sold from machines. In 1925 the business of North Kerry Manufacturing Co. was purchased and NKM toffee introduced.
In 1930 the Irish business of Mackintosh and Rowntree merged to form the Associated Chocolate and Confectionery Co. Ltd. Joint working arrangements with Rowntree and Co. for the manufacture of chewing gum led to the formation of Allied Confectionery Manufacturers Ltd. In 1932 the business of A. J. Cayley and Sons Ltd of Norwich was purchased and in 1939 the two firm merged and reorganised as one company. In 1964 Mackintosh acquired the firm of Joseph Bellamy and Sons of Castleford, liquorice manufacturers. Mackintosh's best known product, Quality Street, was launched in 1936.
In 1969 John Mackintosh & Sons merged with Rowntree & Co to form Rowntree Mackintosh PLC.
The archive was deposited at the Borthwick Institute in 1992. A further addition was made to the archive in 1996.
A typescript finding aid, to file level, is available for consultation in the searchroom of the Borthwick Institute. The catalogue has also been published as 'A Guide to the Rowntree and Mackintosh Company Archives' by Judith Burg (University of York, 1997).
Collection-level description created by S. A. Shearn, 27.04.17. Retroconverted, edited and imported to Borthcat by K. Mannion, August 2017.
The archive of John Henderson, 1957-1960, and Colin Burton, 1923-1974, both employees of John Mackintosh & Sons Ltd, are also deposited at the Borthwick Institute, as are the records of Rowntree & Co, which includes some records of Rowntree-Mackintosh.


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Q: Ways to change ArcMap 10 editing tool back to ArcMap 9.3 version I'm trying to get used to using ArcGIS 10, but in the meantime I still need to actually get work done.  I stumbled across a way to change the editor tool from its 10 version back to the 9.3 version (with the drop-down task bar etc).  Now I can't find out ow to do it anywhere, -1 internet for me.
Can anyone can give me the steps to change the editor toolbar back to the 9.3 version?

A: To revert to the ArcGIS 9 editing environment: "The setting is found in the Advanced ArcMap Settings utility, located in the \Utilities directory where you installed ArcGIS." From http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Reverting_to_the_ArcGIS_9_editing_environment/001t00000013000000/

A: The answer on this question might also help: ArcGIS Desktop 10 Tips and Tricks

If you prefer the old method, you can
  revert by setting by running
  ArcGIS\Desktop10.0\Utilities\AdvancedArcMapSettings.exe,
  clicking the Editor tab, and
  unchecking Create features using
  templates and restarting ArcMap.

A: To edit data, you need to add the Editor toolbar to ArcMap by clicking the Editor Toolbar button on the Standard toolbar.

http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/A_quick_tour_of_editing/001t00000002000000/

A: Thanks so much - I knew it was somewhere around Utilities, but I couldn't seem to find quite the right place.  In the meantime, I can still toy around with the new editor toolbar layout but still get my work done.  Thanks a bunch!