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Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells
Bindu Kodati, Dorota L. Stankowska, Vignesh R. Krishnamoorthy, Raghu R. Krishnamoorthy
North Texas Eye Research Institute
Pharmacology & Neuroscience
PURPOSE. The goal of this study was to determine whether JNK2 played a causative role in endothelin-mediated loss of RGCs in mice. METHODS. JNK2-/- and wild type (C57BL/6) mice were intravitreally injected in one eye with 1 nmole of ET-1, whereas the contralateral eye was injected with the vehicle. At two time points (two hours and 24 hours) after the intravitreal injections, mice were euthanized, and phosphorylated c-Jun was assessed in retinal sections. In a separate set of experiments, JNK2-/- and wild type mice were intravitreally injected with either 1 nmole of ET-1 or its vehicle and euthanized seven days after injection. Retinal flat mounts were stained with antibodies to the RGC marker, Brn3a, and surviving RGCs were quantified. Axonal degeneration was assessed in paraphenylenediamine stained optic nerve sections. RESULTS. Intravitreal ET-1 administration produced a significant increase in immunostaining for phospho c-Jun in wild type mice, which was appreciably lower in the JNK2 -/- mice. A significant (P < 0.05) 26% loss of RGCs was found in wild type mice, seven days after injection with ET-1. JNK2-/- mice showed a significant protection from RGC loss following ET-1 administration, compared to wild type mice injected with ET-1. A significant decrease in axonal counts and an increase in the collapsed axons was found in ET-1 injected wild type mice eyes. CONCLUSIONS. JNK2 appears to play a major role in ET-1 mediated loss of RGCs in mice. Neuroprotective effects in JNK2-/- mice following ET-1 administration occur mainly in the soma and not in the axons of RGCs.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
https://doi.org/10.1167/IOVS.62.6.13
Glaucoma posterior segment
Neuroprotection
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Kodati, B., Stankowska, D. L., Krishnamoorthy, V. R., & Krishnamoorthy, R. R. (2021). Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 62(6), [13]. https://doi.org/10.1167/IOVS.62.6.13
Kodati, Bindu ; Stankowska, Dorota L. ; Krishnamoorthy, Vignesh R. ; Krishnamoorthy, Raghu R. / Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells. In: Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 2021 ; Vol. 62, No. 6.
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Kodati, B, Stankowska, DL, Krishnamoorthy, VR & Krishnamoorthy, RR 2021, 'Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells', Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, vol. 62, no. 6, 13. https://doi.org/10.1167/IOVS.62.6.13
Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells. / Kodati, Bindu; Stankowska, Dorota L.; Krishnamoorthy, Vignesh R.; Krishnamoorthy, Raghu R.
In: Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, Vol. 62, No. 6, 13, 05.2021.
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N1 - Funding Information: Supported by NEI (EY028179). Publisher Copyright: Copyright 2021 The Authors.
N2 - PURPOSE. The goal of this study was to determine whether JNK2 played a causative role in endothelin-mediated loss of RGCs in mice. METHODS. JNK2-/- and wild type (C57BL/6) mice were intravitreally injected in one eye with 1 nmole of ET-1, whereas the contralateral eye was injected with the vehicle. At two time points (two hours and 24 hours) after the intravitreal injections, mice were euthanized, and phosphorylated c-Jun was assessed in retinal sections. In a separate set of experiments, JNK2-/- and wild type mice were intravitreally injected with either 1 nmole of ET-1 or its vehicle and euthanized seven days after injection. Retinal flat mounts were stained with antibodies to the RGC marker, Brn3a, and surviving RGCs were quantified. Axonal degeneration was assessed in paraphenylenediamine stained optic nerve sections. RESULTS. Intravitreal ET-1 administration produced a significant increase in immunostaining for phospho c-Jun in wild type mice, which was appreciably lower in the JNK2 -/- mice. A significant (P < 0.05) 26% loss of RGCs was found in wild type mice, seven days after injection with ET-1. JNK2-/- mice showed a significant protection from RGC loss following ET-1 administration, compared to wild type mice injected with ET-1. A significant decrease in axonal counts and an increase in the collapsed axons was found in ET-1 injected wild type mice eyes. CONCLUSIONS. JNK2 appears to play a major role in ET-1 mediated loss of RGCs in mice. Neuroprotective effects in JNK2-/- mice following ET-1 administration occur mainly in the soma and not in the axons of RGCs.
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Kodati B, Stankowska DL, Krishnamoorthy VR, Krishnamoorthy RR. Involvement of c-Jun N-terminal kinase 2 (JNK2) in endothelin-1 (ET-1) mediated neurodegeneration of retinal ganglion cells. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 2021 May;62(6). 13. https://doi.org/10.1167/IOVS.62.6.13


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Q: Error during endpoints discovery doc generation with Groovy annotated @Api class I've an AppEngine (Java) project with cloud endpoints. It has Groovy support through:
        <plugin>
            <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
            <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
            <version>3.1</version>
            <configuration>
                <source>1.7</source>
                <target>1.7</target>
                <compilerId>groovy-eclipse-compiler</compilerId>
            </configuration>
            <dependencies>
                <dependency>
                    <groupId>org.codehaus.groovy</groupId>
                    <artifactId>groovy-eclipse-compiler</artifactId>
                    <version>2.8.0-01</version>
                </dependency>
                <dependency>
                    <groupId>org.codehaus.groovy</groupId>
                    <artifactId>groovy-eclipse-batch</artifactId>
                    <version>2.1.8-01</version>
                </dependency>
            </dependencies>
        </plugin>

Everything seems to work except endpoints_get_discovery_doc that gives me this error during mvn install:
Error: xxx.XxxEndpoint.XxxEndpoint.super$1$finalize: Invalid method name 'XxxEndpoint.super$1$finalize'. The method name must match '\w+(\.\w+)*'
[INFO] Endpoints discovery doc generation done.

When I change XxxEndpoint.groovy to a plain XxxEndpoint.java, it generates successfully and the API can be discovered through the API explorer.
Any idea how to fix this or Groovy (I tried with @CompileStatic also) based @Api class endpoints are not (yet?) a supported feature?
UPDATE: I think it is because all methods in an @Api class will be exposed as API methods and Groovy's generated methods are not welcomed in this case. The docs say: "...all public, non static, non bridge methods in a class with an @Api annotation are exposed in the API, whether they have an @ApiMethod annotation or not."
If this is true, then it is possible to exclude methods in an @Api class from being exposed as an @ApiMethod?

A: It seems like you've traced down the answer to your own question here. Groovy is working in such a way that it's adding these methods, which aren't enjoyed by the endpoints discovery doc/client lib generation tools. You could try playing around with the order in which the plugins are run so that groovy adds its methods after the discovery doc is generated?

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Written in Water #23: Following Yonder Star
January 6th is the Feast of Epiphany, the official end of Christmas. It's when, traditionally, the tale of the Magi is told in churches. It bears telling again, for it is one of the strangest stories in a book full of stories whose strangeness we take for granted.
Born a king on Bethlehem plain,
Gold I bring to crown him again:
King forever, ceasing never
Over us all to reign.
The Magi came from the east, so the Gospel of Matthew (chapter 2:1-17) tells us, and we imagine three kindly men in silken robes, woven with stars in cloth of gold and silver thread. A star leads them. They visit Herod and ask for the king, and he, terrified, begs that they tell him where this newborn king is, that he might pay his respects. They do not come back, and in a fury Herod orders the deaths of the infants of Bethlehem, all of them, and the only survivor is the boy Jesus, because Joseph, like the Magi, is warned in a dream and the family escape the carnage, become refugees in Egypt.
Traditionally, we consider this a happy ending.
Frankincense to offer have I;
Incense brings a deity nigh.
Prayer and praising, voices raising
Worship to God most high.
We imagine them as Wise Men, and sometimes Kings, and both of those have some truth in them, but they're not all the truth.
The Greek author Herodotus is styled Father of History and Lies – he gives the first great account of the struggle of Greece with Persians and itself, but tells us also of dog-faced men and giant ants and the phoenix. He writes at length about the Magi, and you have to be cautious about the story as a piece of history, as you always do with Herodotus, but still, it has something to tell us.
The Magi, he says, are the religiously charged ruling class of Persia. He attributes savage rites to them, declares that they must shed blood with their own hands for their rituals to be valid. They fight among themselves, contrive assassinations, brew conspiracies, usurp thrones. And they watch the stars.
I have this picture in my head, when I read Herodotus, of hard-faced men. They're the worst sort of killers, the ones who give the orders, who have the excuse of neither passion nor duty to assuage their consciences.
But Herodotus was writing five hundred years before Matthew. Times change.
In 53 BCE, Crassus, defeated by the Parthians (the rulers of Persia at the time), met a terrible end. Plutarch, writing within a few decades either side of the evangelist, tells how the Parthians murdered the Roman general under a flag of truce. They beheaded him, and used his head as a prop for the head of Pentheus in a production of Euripides' play The Bacchae, for the entertainment of the king. A century later, Dio Cassius would say that the Parthians murdered Crassus by pouring molten gold down his throat, which is perhaps less convoluted but no less unusual.
Lactantius, that most spiteful of Christian writers, lived a century after Dio. He tells of how in 260CE the persecuting emperor Valerian was captured by the Sassinid king Sapor after a failed Persian campaign. Valerian is humiliated; he lives the rest of his days forced to kneel and serve as a step when Sapor wishes to mount his horse, when he wants to board or alight from his carriage. And when Valerian dies, the Persians skin him, tan and dye the hide, and use it as a wall hanging in the temple of their gods, producing it to show to the ambassadors of Rome, so that they will understand that Persia is not to be taken lightly.
And all of this matters because the Gospel narrative of the Magi situates itself right in the middle of writings about Persian atrocities spanning nearly eight centuries.
The Magi are from the Great Empire of the East, and so of course when they arrive they seek an audience with Herod the Tetrarch. If you have the status they have, you don't snub the nearest thing you have to an equal – that would be bad diplomacy. Herod is only in situ thanks to the kindness of the Romans, and of course he will grant an audience, and when they talk of new Kings, of course he is frightened, of course he will resort to violence. What will the Romans say when they find he has spoken to Persian royalty? What will his family do, since there is no shortage of relatives to take his throne? Of course he panics: the Magi were from Persia, and in the West, people would think of the Persians and think of pain, and blood and death, of the strangest and cruellest sort.
Herod is stupid, venal, incompetent and unimaginative, of course. I say, of course, but you'd be surprised how many people default to thinking that those born to power and wealth are automatically cleverer, more competent, more virtuous and more visionary than the rest of us. In fact, if there's anything that a clear-eyed reading of history can teach us, it's that the opposite is the case. The wealthy and powerful don't need any of those other things, for they are wealthy and powerful, and wealth and power are all they need. This should be obvious to us, especially in the English-speaking North, especially now.
Myrrth is mine; its bitter perfume
Breathes a life of gathering gloom:
Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying,
Sealed in the stone-cold tomb.
It's hard to tell whether any of these stories, including the Gospel, carries even the smallest quantum of historical fact, and this is the precise reason why I can see value in comparing accounts of Persian atrocities from such a wide span of time.
You see, the one indisputable historical fact that each of these stories conveys is that the people of the ancient Greco-Roman world were afraid of the Persians. They made monsters of them. They were the terrifying other, the cold warriors, the unknowable. It doesn't matter that Herodotus was writing centuries before Christ, because his tales were the tales people still told, about brutal rulers who followed stars, who were read and passed around even in the time of the gospels.
The stars they followed were the stars of horoscopes and charts, the stars that furnish astrologers with their predictions, transformed, I think, into a literal moving star by a swiftly adopted tradition.
It serves a "conservative" interpretation of the Bible (but how is it conservative to enslave the book to modernity? It's just another example of a word stolen) to domesticate the Wise Men, to make them sweet old divines on lone camels (never mind the troop of soldiers that would have accompanied them; never mind the retinue of slaves). To have these figures be the ones who recognise the child's identity with symbolic gifts – gold for power and wealth, frankincense for divinity, myrrh for one doomed to die a death of mystical significance – to have them be foreigners and pagans is bad enough. To have them be powerful agents of chaos, bringers of disaster, plotters of murders, that's harder still to bear.
But we need to bear it.
It needs to be owned. Now, more than ever.
Glorious now behold Him arise,
King and God and Sacrifice!
Heaven sings Alleluia,
Alleluia the earth replies.
From "Magi" we receive the word magic. And magic is what they do. The charts, the belief that things happen in appointed times and places, the use of potent symbols, all are the province of ritual magic.
Their visit to Christ was a magical working; to hand these things to an uncomprehending child (but how uncomprehending?) is the sealing of a fate, an act of prophecy.
It is not convenient for an evangelical narrative (and I repeat, now more than ever) for a figure like this to kneel before a homeless child.
Narratives of faith have always been in thrall to wealth and power, and for wealth and power to kneel – to kneel in worship – before poverty and disenfranchisement and pay respects is anathema not only to the narrative of high magic, but to the most ascendant Christian narrative we have, and sure, it's easy to deny the American Religious Right as heretical, but when that's the narrative with the power, who's the heretic? Maybe it's time to abandon the name "Christian" as a thing defamed and debased. Maybe it's time for the faithful remnant to take a different name for themselves.
(The Antichrist) will come by the power of Satan. He will have great power, and he will do many different false miracles, signs, and wonders. He will use every kind of evil to trick those who are lost. They will die, because they refused to love the truth. (If they loved the truth, they would be saved.) For this reason God sends them something powerful that leads them away from the truth so they will believe a lie.
2 Thessalonians 2:9-11
When an entire sector of Christendom – the most powerful, possibly the wealthiest – turns in lockstep to follow someone who cleaves closely to that description, it's time for self-examination.
I don't believe that apocalyptic prophecies are future timelines of days yet to come. Prophecy is a thing that warns about where we are, now. Early Christians believed the apocalypse was imminent, and in a sense they were correct, because the apocalypse is a current thing, and has always been current for us. We always, potentially, have another antichrist waiting in the wings.
It is the red-eyed howl of the now.
The lesson of the Magi, and that's a lesson for everyone, including people who don't believe, especially the people who don't believe, because thats where the hope is, is that perhaps we should look to the foreigners, to the ones we distrust, about whom we spread tales of atrocities, for it is they who see what the believer cannot. We must accept them as a warning to us.
The Magi of the story were always meant to be the lords of chaos and death. But even the lords of chaos and death can kneel in submission before poverty, weakness, innocence. If that's not a meaning for Christmas I can get behind, I don't know what is.
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Historic buildings in Parramatta
Parramatta is home to some beautiful historical buildings and if walls could talk they would all have fascinating stories to tell.
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As the oldest inland European settlement in Australia, built on the land of the Darug people, Parramatta's heritage buildings are an important part of Australian history.
Exploring these historic buildings is a great way to learn about how the city we know today was forged and discover the stories of the people who lived and worked in them.
Elizabeth Farm
Built in 1793 for John and Elizabeth Macarthur, a young military couple, Elizabeth Farm is one of the oldest homesteads in Australia. Built on Darug land, this bungalow witnessed some turbulent times through Australia's colonial history including the toppling of governors and a convict rebellion.
John Macarthur was one of the first pioneers in the wool industry in Australia and his wife, Elizabeth, was herself a formidable figure. The family themselves went through their fair share of turmoil including John's long struggle with mental illness.
Today you can explore this 'living' house museum without any barriers or locked doors and learn more about John Macarthur, an influential and controversial figure in Australia's colonial history.
70 Alice Street, Rosehill | 9635 9488 | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Hambledon Cottage
Just five minutes' walk away from Elizabeth Farm, you'll find the Georgian style bungalow, Hambledon Cottage. Formerly part of the Macarthur Estate, it was built to accommodate the Macarthur family's growing household and many guests. Hambledon Cottage is known to have hosted some eminent figures of early colony public life. It also served as the home for the family governess, Penelope Lucas.
The story of Penelope Lucas, a governess starting a new life in a harsh colonial environment, is well worth delving into. Join a guided tour and don't forget to book ahead.
63 Hassall Street, Parramatta | 9635 6924 | Facebook | Instagram
Experiment Farm Cottage
Residents of Parramatta might often walk, cycle, or drive down the road named James Ruse Drive but may not know much about its namesake.
The land that Experiment Farm was built on was originally granted to former convict turned farmer James Ruse in 1789 as an experiment to see whether a new settler could farm the land and provide for his family. James Ruse succeeded in this endeavour and sold the land to Surgeon John Harris (namesake of the Harris Park neighbourhood) who then built the cottage in 1835.
Decked out in beautiful period pieces, this Indian-style bungalow is a must-visit for those with an interest in colonial history. The gardens are also a fantastic sensory experience and you have the chance to try on period costume and play colonial-era games. You can also hire the veranda and gardens at Experiment Farm as a beautiful venue for weddings or other events.
9 Ruse Street, Harris Park | 9635 5655 | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Parramatta is home to many historic churches and none more iconic than the heritage-listed St John's Anglican Cathedral.
Close to Parramatta station, it's been in continuous use as a house of worship since 1803 and was the only church in the colony until 1809. Visit St John's Cemetery to see the final resting place of many of Parramatta's former residents, located through a lych-gate in O'Connell Street in Parramatta (opposite Aird Street).
187 Church St, Parramatta | 9891 0700 | Facebook
Macquarie Street Gatehouse
One of six gatehouses in Parramatta Park, the Macquarie Street Gatehouse is the perfect way to enter one of Australia's most significant historical areas. With more than 100 archaeological Aboriginal sites and 11 UNESCO World Heritage listed Australian convict sites, Parramatta Park is one of the key historical hubs of Parramatta.
Parramatta Park, Cnr Pitt and, Macquarie St, Parramatta | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Pick up some tasty food and drink from Georgie Boy by Circa located at George Street Gatehouse or visit the Gatehouse tea rooms for a historical high tea experience.
A short walk from Macquarie Street Gatehouse was Old Government House, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed building on the traditional lands of the Burramatta Darug people. Built by convicts, it was the country residence of the first ten Governors of Australia including Governor Lachlan Macquarie and his wife Elizabeth. You can experience the history of the oldest surviving public building in Australia by visiting the various exhibitions at the museum or enjoying a delicious meal on site at Lachlans restaurant.
Parramatta Park, Cnr Pitt and, Macquarie St, Parramatta | 9635 8149
The Dairy Cottage Precinct
Not far from Old Government House in Parramatta Park you can discover the more modest in appearance, but no less fascinating, Dairy Cottage Precinct.
One of the first government farms, it first belonged to George Salter, an ex-convict turned cattleman in 1796 before getting converted to a dairy. Book yourself on an exclusive guided tour to learn all about the history of Parramatta Park from a colonial and Indigenous Australian perspective.
Parramatta Park, Cnr Pitt and, Macquarie St, Parramatta
Brislington Medical and Nursing Museum
Built in 1821, the Brislington Medical and Nursing Museum initially housed ex-convict John Hodges who paid for its construction with money he won in a card game. The winning eight of diamonds card has been incorporated into the building's design with its diamond pattern in the rear wall.
Today, this Georgian-style building is a museum where you can learn about the history of medical science and hospital care in Parramatta.
Marsden St & George Street, Parramatta | 0403 764 070 | info@brislington.net
Newington Armory
Plan a day out at Newington Armory, a hub of art, culture, and history. Built on the traditional lands of the Wann clan, known as the Wann-gal, Newington Armory was used for military purposes since the late 1800s.
Take a ride on the historic railway that was once used to move missiles and torpedoes, check out the Armory Gallery art exhibitions, ride a Segway or bike, visit BirdLife Discovery Centre or play Disc Golf. Nearby at Blaxland Riverside Park, the double flying fox, tunnel slides and water feature are great for kids. Refuel with the fresh seasonal food and riverside views at the Armory Wharf Cafe.
Newington Armory is definitely one for the whole family. There's something for everyone to enjoy at this dynamic historic venue.
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BVE 2015: Mark Roberts Motion Control to show automated studio system
Mark Roberts Motion Control will show an example of its automated studio system with live presenter tracking at BVE 2015 next week. A collaboration with Nikon, it will be located on the Nikon stand J06, and will consist of a StudioBot running on rails and three automated remote heads all mounted with Nikon DSLR cameras with teleprompters and other studio equipment in an automated studio setup.
As a further enhancement to the system live presenter tracking will be demonstrated where the cameras will automatically track multiple presenters walking around the studio area. This could apply particularly in the case of the studio being used for low-cost productions. This would allow, for example, a presenter or a couple of presenters sitting in front of cameras, to select for themselves who the cameras should follow, or they could press a button for the cameras to go to a preset position. The presenters could be standing or walking.
The system offers several control options using touch screens including simple iPhone or iPad apps, as well as full joystick panels. This type of operation also offers additional creativity again on lower budget productions of bringing additional cameras into use not normally within that budget level.
Mark Roberts Motion Control has supplied robotics for a number of Nikon projects including the studio automation at London Live.
Bryn Balcombe, technology director at London Live, said: WWe wanted to design a studio utilising advances in technology now available to allow high quality programme production at a lower cost and overhead than ever before. The automated camera systems from Mark Roberts Motion Control have been integral in this. The system has been in use 24/7 now for a year and is a key element of our success. We have laid the foundations today for a fully autonomous and reactive studio environment of the future."
"Our motion control software is tracking-agnostic, so it can be interfaced to many tracking systems," said Assaff Rawner, managing director of Mark Roberts Motion Control. "For example we have interfaced with various sports tracking systems including football, horse racing and tennis, as well as studio based tracking systems like the one shown at BVE."
The Nikons used at London Live are D4S DSLRs. These are large-format sensor cameras that produce a shallow depth of field to give a more cinematic look. Zoom and focus are all computer-controlled and fully integrated with the rest of the robotic system.


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Millard Mitchell
Born: August 14, 1903 Died: October 13, 1953
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Millard Mitchell (August 14, 1903 – October 13, 1953) was an American character actor whose credits include roughly thirty feature films and two television appearances. Born in Havana, Cuba, Mitchell appeared as a bit player in eight films between 1931 and 1936. He returned to film work in 1942 after a six-year absence. Between 1942 and 1953, Mitchell was a successful supporting actor. For his performance in the 1952 film, My Six Convicts, Millard Mitchell won the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor. Mitchell is also known for his role as Col. Rufus Plummer in Billy Wilder's A Foreign Affair (1948), as Gregory Peck's commanding officer in the war drama Twelve O'Clock High (1949), and as movie mogul "R. F. Simpson" in the musical comedy Singin' in the Rain (1952). Mitchell died at the age of fifty from lung cancer in Santa Monica, California and was interred in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California. Description above from the Wikipedia article Millard Mitchell, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Millard Mitchell Movies as actor
Singin' in the Rain1952
Winchester '731950
Twelve O'Clock High1949
The Naked Spur1953
Kiss of Death1947
Thieves' Highway1949
The Gunfighter1950
Convicted1950
A Foreign Affair1948
Mister 8801950
A Double Life1947
Grand Central Murder1942
Gene Kelly: Anatomy of a Dancer2002
Dixie Dugan1943
The Mayor of 44th Street1942
Everybody Does It1949
My Six Convicts1952
Singapore Sue1932
Get Hep to Love1942
You're in the Navy Now1951
Here Come the Girls1953
Slightly Dangerous1943
Swell Guy1946
Strictly Dishonorable1951
James Stewart's Wonderful Life1988
What Price Pants1931
The Girl on the Magazine Cover1940


When you are in the process of writing your book, you may be overwhelmed with all the ideas that you could possibly put into your book. You have ideas, stories, illustrations, and quotes flooding your mind, as well as a wealth of blog posts, articles, and other written material to pull from. All these ideas can start swirling around in your mind and keep you stuck instead of moving forward in your writing.
I call this swirl of ideas 'the curse of a creative mind', with my tongue planted firmly in my cheek. Most aspiring authors have many ideas for a digital book. In fact, many have more book ideas than time to write them.
It's possible to research a book topic that you know nothing about and write a credible book. However, it is much more enjoyable process if you select a book topic based on your strengths, interests, and passions.
If you are bored silly by your topic, just imagine how difficult it will be to force yourself to sit at your computer every day and work on it. When you select a topic based on your strengths, you'll be eager to devote time to writing and marketing it. Plus, you'll be able to add illustrations and personal examples which make your book unique and authentic.
Many of us are experts in areas and do not realize it. For most of us, our strengths are things that are so easy for us that they feel like no big deal. We take them for granted.
Your strengths are golden topics for digital products. What you know is valuable. If you can save readers time, money or stress, they will love your book.
Step 1: Set aside 30 minutes of time when you will not be interrupted. Turn off your phone, don't check your email, and close your door. If you are able, go outdoors.
Grab a piece of paper and a pen or pencil. This exercise works best when done by hand, not on a computer.
My book helps __________ (describe your ideal reader) to __________ (list problem you solve in the book) so that they can __________ (the ultimate benefit of solving the problem).
• My book helps parents of teenagers stop fighting about chores and homework so that their teen develops personal responsibility and independence.
• My book helps new coaches who hate selling to attract new clients confidently so that their coaching business becomes profitable in 90 days or less.
• My book helps corporate managers spot great candidates during the first 10 minutes of a job interview so that they can build a dependable and productive team.
• My book helps retirees manage their 401K funds so that they don't outlive their money.
• My book helps new gardeners grow beautiful roses so that they can be the envy of the neighborhood.
I call this sentence the problem/benefit statement for your book. This one sentence statement clarifies your book topic and gives you a sense of direction.
Step 2: Once you have a clear idea of what problem your book solves for your readers, write down the steps you will teach in your book. Then organize your content in a logical order for the reader from easy to more difficult or from start to finish. This sequence is the learning path you will share with your readers in your book.
Notice how this learning path follows a logical progression with the information presented in the same sequence someone would use to prepare for an interview. It's important that the steps you present in your learning path follow a logical, step-by-step progression so that it is easy for your reader to implement the steps. A confused reader won't finish your book.
Your problem/benefit statement and learning path should fit easily on one piece of paper. It is designed to be a visual guide to help you stay true to the purpose of your book while you are writing it. It will also become the bones of your table of contents.
Once you've finished this exercise and have a one page summary of your book, post it where you can see it as you write. Use it as a guide to help you sort your ideas as they develop. The next time you are overwhelmed with a myriad of ideas for your book, you can compare each idea to the learning path and see if that idea belongs in the book or if you want to save it for another purpose.
To take this exercise one step further, create a mind-map for each step on your learning path brainstorming all the ideas and information you know today about each step. I like to create my mind maps on big sheets of paper or a white board. However, there are some excellent free online mind mapping tools which are also very effective. I like The Brain, Mind Meister and XMind.
This exercise is all about creating order from chaos. When you can organize your ideas using these simple tools, you will free your creativity to produce more great ideas but they will be targeted to your book topic instead of a distraction.
Are you up for the challenge? If you're feeling stuck about picking the perfect book topic, do the exercise in step 1 and then share it in the comments.
Lynne Klippel is a best-selling author, publisher, and book strategist who focuses on books which build a business. Her clients are non-fiction writers who create books on spirituality, business, personal development, relationships, and how to books which delight readers and convert them to clients.
Just a quick note to also remind people that old school 3×5 cards can work great too for organizing. Put an idea on each one and you can arrange and re-arrange as much as you'd like. Much like going outside can help in the initial exercise above, doing something tactile like this, away from the screen, helps you visualize and process the information in a different way.
You are right! I love working with 3×5 cards too. Call me old school but they work.
I adore 3×5 cards! They are so versatile and reliable! Thanks for that reminder, Cheyl.
You've given a fantastic framework for getting a book from head to reader — I especially appreciated where you started. When you begin with the problem/benefit statement, it can drive the rest of the book and also help to keep it on topic by asking yourself at the end of every chapter (or paragraph): does this fulfill the promise implied in my benefit statement?
Thank you for this very helpful guide.
Lynne, thanks for sharing this post. I wish I would have had it when I published my latest book Self-Publishing Simplified: How to Publish a Book on Kindle. Even though I didn't have your article I took the steps you talked about in organizing the information in a way that was easy to follow. At first it did feel like it was all spinning around in my head. This is a good idea for organizing your thoughts.
I'm going to check out your book on Kindle. It sounds like a good one!
Thanks for the very clear, concise information. These steps I can follow.
Thanks Paul. I'm glad you found these tips easy to follow. It can be hard to describe a creative process so if this information was clear, then I hit the mark.
This is really helpful Lynne and it gets the creative juices going and the wheels turning. Was intrigued by the foundation you lay and then how you take things further with mind mapping. Thank you for sharing these tips!
I get some of my best ideas when mind mapping on big sheets of paper. Plus, I can see the holes where I need to gather more information for that area of my book.
I so agree with you about writing from your strengths and passions! And…even that can be a huge amount of information. I love how you have a process for narrowing it down.
I'm also a big fan of mindmapping – hand-drawn especially but also using software when I'm taking an idea from brainstorm to commitment. I also like iThoughts for the ipad – very colorful for us who need that visual stimulus!
The iThoughts program sounds great for mind mapping. I'll check it out!
Laura, I've recently started using iThoughts because it has gotten great reviews by those who compare it to others. I'm not totally in the swing of it yet, but it seems to work beautifully on my iPad, which I use now instead of a laptop.


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The architect was Baltzar von Platen, working to plans earlier developed at the request of the Swedish king by the British engineer and architect Thomas Telford; he got permission to begin work on April 11, 1810 and the canal was officially opened on September 26, 1832. Telford himself travelled to Sweden in 1810 to oversee some of the initial excavations on the project. Built only decades before the advent of railroads (see Rail Transport), the canal was soon outdated, and never upgraded. The canal is a tourist attraction, sometimes called the blue ribbon of Sweden.
To support the building of the canal with mechanical works, a small engineering workshop was establihed in Motala called Motala Verkstad. This industry is sometimes called the "Cradle of the Swedish engineering industry".


Sometimes people ask me, "Why do you work with creative people?"
Because I have experienced the devaluing of artistic expression firsthand. The peer judgments on cool/uncool, the worry from parents ("How will you make money?"), and the confusion and belittlement from a partner who just didn't get why I wanted to keep making art. I have experienced how this can all be so internalized that it becomes very difficult to express oneself fully. I work on this every day in my own life. Those feelings of not being good enough artistically or socially; of wondering where I fit into all of it; the rollercoaster of the creative mind - they didn't suddenly all go away when I became a helper. I chose artists because I know the struggles of being one, yesterday and today.
I'm very concerned with the labeling creative people as crazy, devaluing our contributions. With the overmedication of our society. With the pressure to conform - especially with children- creativity and energy have become "behavior problems". While we think our communities are getting more diverse, it seems to me we're trying to force our children into tighter and tighter boxes.
I work with artists because I love them. Their unique perspectives, their optimism - it is so refreshing and almost always astounding. I help them craft their visions, hone their focus, and bring clarity to their work, relationships, and lives. I love helping people be who they are and do what they want to do.
So, who are you and what do you want to do?


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Did Madeleine McCann suspect kill in Belgium?
Bruges prosecutors are investigating whether the new chief suspect in the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann can be linked to the murder of a German teenager in the Flemish resort of De Haan in 1996.
Colin Clapson
Update Sat 06 Jun 2020 11:43
Sat 06 Jun 2020 10:09
Carola Titze was 16 when she was killed during her Belgian holiday. Several days before her death she is said to have befriended a young German man at a disco. The German boasted about his brushes with the judicial authorities. Carola went for a walk on the beach on 5 July never to return. The new suspect now in the picture for the Madeleine McCann disappearance is a German man serving a sentence for sexual assault.
A week after Carola's disappearance her badly mutilated body was discovered in the sand dunes. The investigation homed in on the German she had met at the disco. An identikit photo was publicised, but the suspect was never identified.
The formal investigation into Carola's killing was closed in 2016, but Belgian investigators are still able to look into new developments.
Mayor Wilfried Vandaele of De Haan: "A shockwave went through our community when the body of Carola Titze was found in woodland in the dunes in 1996. Of course, we too want the perpetrator to be found at long last. Let's hope the German investigation can provide greater clarity."
Our video shows pictures of the search for Carola in 1996 and the identikit image of the young German wanted in connection with her slaying.
Antwerp Province
Jail for councillor who sold humanitarian visa for cash
Tue 12 Jan 14:38
Mysterious abduction of "Man from Brussels"
Mon 11 Jan 10:49
Woman jailed after hastening her husband's death by psychological terror
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As Hungary blocks global tax deal, MEPs denounce national vetoes
© European Union 2019 - Source : EP, Christian CREUTZ
Hungary's demands unfounded; Commission and member states must not give in to blackmail
Global and EU tax rules not fit for modern-day economy, favouring tax avoidance and hurting SMEs
Unanimity voting requires responsibility and reducing its use must be considered
MEPs criticize countries abusing their vetoes on tax matters and demand a relaunch of discussions to gradually introduce majority voting.
The resolution adopted on Wednesday with 450 votes in favour, 132 votes against and 55 abstentions, closes the debate which took place during June's plenary part session.
It says that Hungary's "reported demands" to lift its blocking of the international agreement on a minimum corporate tax rate for multinationals, "were already largely taken into account in the international agreement", and calls on Hungary to "immediately end its blockage". The resolution also urges the Commission and member states "not to engage in political bargaining" and to "refrain from approving Hungary's national recovery and resilience plan unless all the criteria are fully complied with". If Hungary persists with its veto, MEPs say alternative options should be explored to honour the EU's commitments, including the possible use of 'enhanced cooperation'.
The resolution also states that EU and global tax rules are outdated for dealing with the modern-day economy, since they allow for significant tax evasion and tax avoidance, lead to "unacceptable competitive advantages" for multinationals over SMEs, and undermine the EU single market.
MEPs remind member states that unanimity decision making in the EU requires a "very high level of responsibility, in line with the principle of sincere cooperation", as set out in the EU Treaty. For the longer term, member states should consider the benefit of transitioning to qualified majority voting, and the Commission should relaunch the idea to gradually introduce majority voting on tax matters.
Source European Parliament - Jul 6, 22
SMEs: Commission launches consultations on the revision of the Late Payment Directive
Eurogroup statement on the digital euro project, 16 January 2023
Remarks by Paschal Donohoe following the Eurogroup meeting of 16 January 2023
World Economic Forum kicks off in Davos amid fears of a recession
The Recovery and Resilience Facility: What are we really monitoring with a performance-based approach?
CEPS
#Davos2023: We need to talk about #Davos.