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Millennials are our only real hope for change.
Posted on November 10, 2016 by luckyotter
Millennials, like all recent young-adult generations, have been demonized and denigrated by older generations. They have been called useless, dependent, entitled hipsters, and much worse.
But Millennials aren't the first young adult generation to be regarded badly by their elders. Before them, back in the '80s and '90s (while Millennials were being born), Gen-Xers were dismissed by older generations as lazy, nihilistic, materialistic, uninvolved slackers. Before them, back in the '60s and '70s, Boomers were regarded as rebellious, hedonistic, disobedient troublemakers and "dirty hippies" who only cared about getting high and railing against the establishment.
Even the Silents, though largely ignored by older generations (because they tended to conform and obey when young, at least outwardly), were criticized for their "horrible and immoral music" (early rock 'n roll) and the dancing that went with it. But there were rebellious outliers even among young Silents: the blue-collar "greasers" and college-educated Beatniks of the late 1950s and very early '60s.
Returning to the Millennials, they have been called narcissistic, entitled, spoiled, and dependent on the parents who raised them well into their 20s and even 30s.
Let me correct a few things here.
Taking selfies is not narcissism. It's a trend. In fact, studies have shown that true narcissists are less likely than others to post pictures of themselves online. Taking selfies may have something to do with vanity, but vanity doesn't equal narcissism, although it may be a part of it.
Millennials are not entitled or spoiled. They are a generation that has not had the opportunities to achieve full adulthood, even if they attended college. Because of the dearth of good jobs for recent college graduates, or any decent jobs for high school graduates, many Millennials are forced to work at low paying McJobs that do not pay the rent and sometimes have to work 2 or 3 jobs just to make ends meet. For this reason, they often still live at home with their parents well into their 20s and sometimes even 30s.
Like all scapegoats, they are then blamed for their misfortunes, rather than the real culprit, which is a political system and an economy that will not allow them to get ahead in life. They look up at older generations, who had better opportunities in a nation where things were still affordable and where good jobs were still plentiful, and understandably, see how unfair it is.
Millennials are called entitled and spoiled because they have taken to protesting and activism as a way to deal with what they correctly perceive as unjust, unfair, and outrageous. There is no reason why a college-, or even a high-school educated person should work harder and harder and still not be able to make a living wage. There is no reason why they should have to spend the better part of their adulthood paying back exorbitant student loans when all they can get is a job at a gas station or a fast food joint that barely pays enough to afford them the gas to get back and forth to said menial jobs. There is no reason why, like my son, they should be denied full-time hours just so their employer doesn't have to pay them health insurance–and then be forced to take a second job to make the difference and still not be able to get health insurance because both are part-time.
It is outrageous. If they didn't protest and take to the streets I'd be worried about them. They are not backing down though; they refuse to be victimized by this sick system.
In 2011, we saw the first obvious indications that this generation was not going to be a bunch of fearful sheep and just put up with the status quo. With the Occupy Wall Street movement which spread like wildfire across the nation for a few short months until it was silenced by the Powers That Be, Millennials showed clear signs of heeding the words of Dylan Thomas instead:
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Though wise men at their end know dark is right,
Because their words had forked no lightning they
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright
Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay,
Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight,
And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way,
Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight
Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay,
We saw it again in their almost rabid support of Bernie Sanders, a presidential candidate who represented those things that have been missing in American politics now for decades: empathy and generosity for all, a social safety net, a living wage, higher taxes for the wealthy and powerful, care and compassion for the vulnerable and disenfranchised. Sanders went surprisingly far in the primaries, nearly making it into the final two.
The first Millennials are thought to have been born in 1982 (though some sources put them as early as 1979). The last Millennials were born in either 2000 or 2004 (depending on whose theories you believe), so not all of them were of voting age in this election. I believe if they had been, Sanders would have been the Democratic candidate instead of Hillary. Without the Millennial vote (and as a generation they are very likely to exercise that right, much more so than the Xers before them), I doubt that a candidate who proudly calls himself a democratic socialist (we need to get over the idea that "socialism" is a dirty word: it's not communism and is a whole lot better than unbridled capitalism) would have gone as far as he did.
How Millennials voted in this election.
Although Sanders ultimately lost out to Hillary, he still made a huge impact on not only the Millennial generation, but on the national zeitgeist in general. He did this mainly by making savvy use of social media, Twitter in particular. The overwhelming support for Sanders innoculated us all to the idea that it's still possible that a true liberal (in the pre-1980s sense of the word) has a chance.
Now that Trump won the election, Millennials are rightfully outraged. They are not standing by idly wringing their hands and weeping, or cynically shrugging their shoulders as they say, "well, there's nothing that I can do anyway." No, instead, Millennials are protesting this election's outcome. Trump is a man who can ruin their lives, and they have their whole lives in front of them. They are not going to just stand by and take it. They're out on the streets protesting already, and are showing signs of the heroic generation they potentially are.
http://www.nytimes.com/video/us/politics/100000004715520/millennials-protest-against-trump.html
Way back in 1997, two Baby Boomers named William Strauss and Neil Howe wrote a book called The Fourth Turning. I won't describe the book in detail here; you will have to read it for yourself. But it changed my entire outlook on history and on generations. One of their theories is that history is not linear. Generations (and history itself–historical "turnings"–as they are called) are cyclical. The four generational "archetypes" and the four turnings repeat themselves approximately every 80 years, or the same length of time of a long human lifespan. They correctly predicted that the Millennials would be a civically-involved, activist generation, even if what they envisioned was a slightly more conformist and conservative version of what they turned out to be.
Credit: Millennials Rising, Strauss and Howe, © 2000.
The four generational archetypes are Prophets, Nomads, Artists, and Heroes. The most recent Prophet generation is the Boomers (their predecessors were the Missionaries), who are born in a First Turning (a time of prosperity and conformity). The current Nomads are the Gen-Xers (who correspond with the Lost Generation), who are born during a Second Turning (the most recent was the Consciousness Revolution, which took place in the '60s and '70s). Artists would be the Silents, who are always born during a Crisis, or a Fourth Turning (the new Artists are still being born now). The current Crisis began either in 2001 with 9/11, or 2008 with the housing crisis (the jury is still out on the start date). Finally, Heroes are born during a Third Turning (the most recent one being the Culture Wars of the '80s and '90s), when individualism is high but institutions built during the First Turning are beginning to unravel. The last generation of Heroes were the GI Generation, also fondly known as The Greatest Generation, who are remembered as our WWII heroes and the builders of the prosperous America of the midcentury. Almost all of them have died off by now. They have been replaced by the Millennials.
This may sound like hocus-pocus, but it's not. The overall character of each of the four generational archetypes is influenced by the turnings in which they were raised and came of age in, and the parenting styles of that particular turning. In turn, the generational character combined with the life stages they happen to be occupying at a given time (what S&H calls "generational constellations") both foments and influences each of the four turnings themselves.
Here's how that works:
Generational Archetypes.
Prophets, born in a time of prosperity, conformity, and increasingly indulgent parenting, become self confident but by adolescence, they begin to rebel against the stultifying conformity, and set off an Awakening (Second Turning). During young adulthood, they are experimental idealists. As they rise to power during midlife, they have become vocal, highly opinionated, and passionate about whatever values they have adopted, leading us into a Third Turning (culture wars mentality). They tend to be judgmental and engage in black and white thinking, convinced that only their way is the right one. Prophets' parents are usually Heroes or Artists.
Nomads, born in a time of questioning traditional values and changing social mores, are often neglected by their self involved parents who seem more interested in their own personal growth instead of them. In reaction, they become self sufficient early on (latchkey kids), but become cynical and reach adulthood with collective low self-esteem. They tend to distrust the system, which they regard as having failed them and of all generations, they are both the most conservative and least likely to be politically involved. They care more about pragmatism and "just getting things done" than about values and ideals. Their parents are usually Artists or Prophets.
Heroes, born in a time of institutional failure but increasing choices and the beginning of the cultural polarization of a nation, are increasingly protected by their stressed-out parents (who perceive the world as more dangerous), and are encouraged to achieve great things but also tend to be micro-managed and overly controlled. As they rise into adulthood, they realize the things promised them are not going to materialize, and take matters into their own hands to change the system to one that will work for them. Their parents tend to be Prophets or Nomads.
Artists, born during a national Crisis, are overprotected ("helicopter parenting") and strictly disciplined. They are the children most likely to be told to be quiet, stay out of the way and not bother the adults, who are trying to deal with a dangerous world. Artists tend to be obedient conformists until midlife, when they finally begin to rebel, often spurred on by the Prophets born right after them. But caught between two more powerful archetypes (Prophets and Heroes), they tend to never take one side or the other, and learn to be sensitive peacemakers instead, concerned with checks and balances, and "reasonable"and "fair" policies that don't make waves. They attempt to bring people together. Their parents are Nomads and Heroes.
It's interesting to note that no Artist has become President during the Millennial Cycle (the 80-year historical period we are currently still in), but Bernie Sanders, a textbook example of the Artist archetype, came awfully close.
It's also interesting that a Crisis forms just as peacemaking Artists are at their lowest point of influence–when they are in early childhood and very old age.
Turnings.
The four turnings are approximately 20 year time periods encompassing a particular national mood, which is shaped by the generational attitudes and the age brackets they happen to be in at the time. Whatever generation happens to be in their prime adult years (midlife) and in the most important leadership roles, tends to set the overall tone for the turning in question.
A First Turning, with Heroes in midlife (and Artists as their helpmates), is concerned with institutional building, scientific advancement, prosperity for all, family life, and indulgent parenting. There is a narrowing of the gap between the richest and the poorest. Sex roles seem to be at their least ambiguous. A first turning tends to be unconcerned with matters of a religious or spiritual nature, idealistic values, or social change. The last First Turning we experienced were the prosperous post-war years, until Kennedy's assassination in 1963. We are due to enter a new First Turning within 5-15 years, or whenever (and if) the current Crisis is resolved.
A Second Turning, with peacemaking Artists in midlife (and idealistic Prophets in rising adulthood), is a time of great social upheaval and a greater focus on matters of a religious, spiritual, or social nature. Less value is placed on institution building, bureaucracy, and scientific advancement in favor of things of a more esoteric nature, such as civil or womens' rights. There is a great deal of experimentation with different lifestyle choices, but children born during this time tend to be dismissed as burdensome to self-development. The most recent Second Turning was the Consciousness Revolution, which started with the first campus protests and the civil rights movement, and ended with either Reagan's election in 1980 or his "Morning in America" speech when he was re-elected in 1984.
A Third Turning, with impassioned and judgmental Prophets in midlife (but with Artist checks and balances still in place and disaffected Nomads just trying to get by), is in some ways a continuation of a Second Turning, except that the pendulum begins to swing back to greater social conservatism and more law and order. The left and right tends to become polarized, with both sides thinking only they are right and setting off ugly culture wars. Institutions, which still thrived in the Second Turning (though they may have stopped being built) begin to atrophy and unravel. Distrust abounds, especially toward government, which seems to take a backseat to shallow entertainment and "bread and circuses." Escapism into shallow entertainment continues into the Fourth Turning (the reality shows that have been popular since the '90s are the modern equivalent of the circus freak shows, vaudeville acts, and dance marathons of the 1920s and 1930s.) Sex roles are at their most ambiguous during this time, and the gap between the wealthy and less wealthy widens. The most recent Third Turning started with Reagan's presidency in the early 1980s and ended sometime in the first decade of the new millennium (the most likely dates are 2001 or 2008).
A Fourth Turning, with pragmatic Nomads in midlife (and Prophets in high level leadership roles as early elders) is a national crisis, with no Artists to keep things in check. No matter what the Crisis itself is, things tend to go awry and quickly go out of control. Children are overprotected and adults just try to get by as best they can, but have little trust in their government or the people who run it. But it's also during the Crisis that the seeds are sown for the new cycle that will begin with the First Turning: renewed community spirit and people in crisis helping each other. This could be seen during the Great Depression and WWII. What worries me is that so little of that is seen during this Crisis.
On crises that don't end well.
If a Crisis ends very badly, it could spell the end of or the fracturing of that particular society, or even–in a very bad case scenario–the end of modernity or even civilization as we know it. If a Crisis ends well, it will lead to a First Turning and a brand new historical cycle (we are currently in the Millennial Cycle, and have been since 1946). If the Millennials are thwarted in their efforts to rebuild society to one that will work for them (and for everyone), we could fall into a Dark Age or a banana-republic-like dystopia with an accompanying loss of progress, or even of modernity. In the very worst case scenario (should humanity survive), we could even revert to barbarism and the complete loss of technological and scientific progress.
As a nation, we need to take a lesson from history: The Roman Empire had many of the same qualities as the United States does today. The ancient Romans had impressive technology and scientific achievement for their time. They were regarded as the reigning world power and other nations looked to Rome for guidance. But ancient Rome, like the United States today, was was also bloated with hubris, greed, and narcissism–and an accompanying loss of compassion and mercy for those who were vulnerable or differed from what was deemed acceptable, and we all know what happened.
Following the fall of Rome, all of Europe fell into a thousand-year long dark age (what we know as the Middle Ages), where historical turnings came to a screeching halt and none to very little progress was made from one generation to the next, and where violence and harsh punishments were used to deal with minor infractions, where daily life was ruled by fear and superstition, and where lives were brutal, painful, and short. Due to the great advances made in technology that have the potential to destroy the planet, if things go badly this time around, things could get even worse than the Middle Ages.
Credit: Millennials Rising, Strauss and Howe, © 2000
We remember generations only by their most recent deeds, not by their earlier ones. In their youth, GIs, too, were regarded as spoiled troublemakers with shallow values. Youthful GIs protested during the Depression and were at the helm of the riots of the 1930s. Franklin D. Roosevelt, though not a GI (he was a Missionary), was their Bernie Sanders, and the prosperous America to come following the war would not have been possible without his New Deal, Social Security, the GI bill, and other programs that offered relief to the victims of the Depression and made it possible for even working class Americans to own their own homes and have a good life. Now we are in grave danger of losing those things we gained during his presidency.
The Millennials, as a Heroic generation, are the current incarnation of the GIs and we need to give them a chance. We need to stop treating them as if they are a useless, selfish generation of shallow hipsters, troublemakers, and losers. If allowed to protest and mobilize against the very unfair policies that have been foisted upon them, as they grow a bit older, we are going to see them do great things. Hero generations are civic-minded and very good at working together to build things instead of tearing them down (Prophet generations are better at tearing things down, although that is necessary too).
If this generation is not held back from doing what comes naturally to all Hero generatons, they can and will rebuild our society (or build a new and better one from scratch) that will take into account all the progress we made during the Consciousness Revolution and incorporate that into a new society where there will be peace, progress, compassion, and order. It may be a little conformist and seem a bit culturally sterile, but it will be much better than what we have now. Millennials are the generation that will guide is into the new First Turning, if we only allow them to.
So please don't hate on Millennials. Look up to them as our only real hope for positive change.
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24 thoughts on "Millennials are our only real hope for change."
nowve666 on November 10, 2016 at 6:41 pm said:
As you pointed out, every generation is unjustly scorned. That never stopped us. I agree the Millennials are our only hope. I love Occupy and I particpated in some demonstrations. I can attest to the fact that the cops were extremely repressive. I wish them well.
luckyotter on November 10, 2016 at 7:30 pm said:
I participated in the one here for a couple of days before it was stopped.
Viktoria Kaposi on November 10, 2016 at 6:43 pm said:
Dear You, i am reading you. My heart is beating for you. You are simply amazing. You are a real miracle. I hope you will come out with a book about your journey. I wish you could share your knowledge. You are a Harry Potter. The world needs you to stop the evil.
Hugs. Viki
Wow. Okay, I can try.
peggy stotz on November 10, 2016 at 8:58 pm said:
After reading the definition mellenial generation , I understand so very much more ab out that generation and how very much we need them who are now the protesters that can change our world for the better. You are the ones who will save us and we really need you so let me thank you ahead of time for what you will do for us. I am 75 years old and you are influencing me.
Thank you. But I am not a Millennial. I'm a butt-end Boomer. LOL
andaganstudios on November 11, 2016 at 11:08 am said:
An actual millennial has read this and I say thank you. I am a foreign millennial, but I do my bit online to try to cease division and bring people together. So much hate over there right now. In order to build up we need to build ourselves first then the world around us. It starts with stopping the hate around us and within ourselves. Too much division within to build great things around us. Thank you for your support in what we are trying to do. Oh btw , it is Tara from the forum tee hee! 😛
luckyotter on November 11, 2016 at 11:58 am said:
Oh, hi! Thank you for your comment. But I am removing my real name from here, I don't use that on my blog. But thanks!
andaganstudios on November 11, 2016 at 11:38 pm said:
No problem mate. Interesting topic to share to everyone and thank you for your high hopes for us and your support. Boy do we need it right now.
Robert Matthew Goldstein on November 11, 2016 at 12:25 am said:
The election was rigged–they know it and we know it. All of the methods that were used to rig this election are legal. The media is not required to serve the public interest, the FBI director did what 'he thought' was right, and several GOP operatives in the swing states used the law to discourage turnout.
We have no idea how many votes Clinton lost in the nine voting days between Comey's first letter and the second one in which he basically said that it was all nothing.
Based on the facts that Clinton still won the popular vote and most of the swing states we close we know that if Comey had not chosen to intervene Clinton would be President.
The people have not spoken and this is the third time in the 21st Century that the GOP has successfully used voter suppression and disinformation to sway the outcome of election.
But this election is not the same as Bush v. Gore or Bush v. Kerry
Donald Trump was elected for the purpose of rolling back the Affordable Care Act and stacking the Supreme Court. The purpose of his Presidency is to consolidate the GOP takeover of the government and 'restore' White Supremacy in the United States.
I hope the Millennials are even more outraged over this than we Boomers were over the Viet Nam War.
I hope that they demand justice just as we boomers did over Watergate.
The only people who can protect democracy are the people themselves.
We cannot depend on the Republican Party to do what is right because it no longer does.
Our only hope is grass roots activism and an activist democratic party that refuses to roll.
In some ways it's like a repeat of the election debacle of 2000. This time, everyone thought Trump was a shill for Hillary, but it seems like the opposite might have been the case. Mighty frightening. I agree that change must start at the grass roots level because it sure isn't going to come from above, from either of the two major parties.
Robert Matthew Goldstein on November 11, 2016 at 3:09 am said:
It's very different from 2000 thousand in several ways; there was no overt voter suppression involved, and while the intervention of the Supreme Court was suspicious, George Bush did not run on a nakedly racist agenda, nor did he have operatives who were flooding the media with lies …. the result of this election is tainted by an extraordinary subversion of the political process which includes the intervention of the director of the FBI.
luckyotter on November 11, 2016 at 3:13 am said:
That is all true. We thought things were bad then, but put in perspective, that was nothing compared to this disastrous election of a sociopath. I'm actually going to miss Obama.
It would actually be easy to lay these suspicions to rest by opening hearings into the incident. Let there be transparency about the events that played out in this election:
1. Were the Russians involved?
2. Why did Comey intervene?
3. How much impact did Comey's intervention have on the outcome of the election?
3. What are the responsibilities of a press to the political process?
These are questions that a free people have a right to ask.
I wonder if there will ever be an investigation. Probably not. There was definitely something very fishy going on with the voting, including those bogus "Vote for Hillary" ads that said you could vote for her online. People "voted" with a click and thought it counted as a real vote, but I bet it was a set up to ensure a Trump win, since those "votes" were bogus.
I want to know when voting for write in candidates and third parry candidates increased. Did you know that 11 thousand people wrote a dead Gorilla onto the ballot?
And this is a November 10 Washington Post article"
Moscow had contacts with Trump team during campaign, Russian diplomat says
http://wpo.st/SL_D2
You posted your comment 2x. It's ok though. 😉
I'm sure it's WordPress's fault…;)
Probably!
And then we have this from the Washington Post: http://wpo.st/SL_D2
Reblogged this on Art by Rob Goldstein and commented:
Good take on the Millenials
Rick Shannep on December 1, 2016 at 12:02 am said:
Actually, if you read more carefully, Hero generations like the Millennials and the GIs before them, are not the ones leading the way into the new saeculum. They are the focused fighters that are led through the climax of the crisis by the Nomads and usually a Prophet grey champion, and rebuild after the crisis under the guidance of the then elder Nomads.


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The track meet is coming up this year and the lunch offered at the track meet will be so amazing! Mrs. Barshinger and Mrs. Beverson, the head cooks at Sinking Springs and North Hills, thought that a homemade lunchable was the best thing to do. The lunchable will have all of the items on the food plate below in the picture.
We all know that the lunch is a lunchable, but what is in the lunchable? It has some whole grain crackers, ham and cheese to put on the crackers, cookies, a yogurt stick, and carrots. There will also be a juice box or milk.
At YAP, the students that were chosen get to chat about the new food that is going to be on this month's breakfast and lunch calendars. When we were guests at the YAP meeting, the council talked about what will be served at the track meet. They collected information to tell their classmates and will share that with their homerooms.
The track meet is going to be a good one and so will the lunch!
Student was honored as a finalist in the "Hershey Story" writing contest.
Anna Scott was awarded an Honorable Mention in a local writing contest. Below is her writing piece that won her this honor.
He was Washington's right hand man and a person that copious amounts of historical figures counted on. Due to Broadway, Alexander Hamilton is now back in American history.
Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755, in the British West Indies. His parents are Rachel Fawcett Lavien and James Hamilton. His parents were never actually married, but on their island they were considered as married. James Hamilton left in 1765 when Alexander was ten years old. Three years later his mother passed away, leaving Alexander and his brother in the custody of aunts and uncles. Knowing life could be better in America, Hamilton wrote an essay that sold very well. It raised so much money that he was then sent to the U.S.
When Alexander Hamilton moved to the United States, he started at an academy in New Jersey. A year later, Hamilton was accepted into King's College, now known as Columbia University. He was only in college for two years. During those years, Hamilton wrote speeches, studied math, and wrote essays about the Continental Congress.
It is known by many that Alexander Hamilton started the US Treasury. He also was the first Treasury secretary from 1789 - 1795. This was a big deal because the government had found a way to pay national debt as well as town revenue.
Hamilton is commonly associated with money because he started the first bank. The bank was a replica of a bank in England. Going along with Hamilton's name and money, he can be found on the ten dollar bill. Alexander Hamilton resigned from Treasury in 1795, due to his salary of 3,500 dollars. He went back to law to earn a bigger salary of 12,000 dollars.
In January of 1782, Hamilton petitioned to get permission to practice law. In October, he passed the last exam needed to start practicing law. Hamilton was a New York Lawyer along side of Aaron Burr. As for politics, Alexander Hamilton was apart of the Continental Congress. Hamilton was given the pleasure of signing the constitution for New York. Hamilton was apart of the very first cabinet. Due to the fact that Hamilton was exposing cabinet secrets to Major George Beckwith from England, Hamilton wasn't the favorite anymore.
Alexander Hamilton did in fact have a family. He married Elizabeth Schuyler on December 14, 1780. They had eight children together. One of the things that I found to be very interesting was that one of Hamilton's children died the same way as their father. Philip Hamilton got into a duel with George Eacker about his father. Alexander and Philip both died in duels in almost the same location. Alexander Hamilton died on July 12, 1804 in Weehawken, New Jersey. Hamilton got into a duel with Aaron Burr a fellow lawyer.
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What happens to nuclear membrane in prophase?
Why does the nuclear membrane disappear during prophase?
Does the nuclear membrane dissolve during prophase?
What happens to the nuclear membrane in metaphase?
What happens during prophase?
Does the nuclear envelope break down in prophase or prometaphase?
What happens in prophase and metaphase?
What happens to the fragments of the broken down nuclear envelope during prometaphase?
Does the nuclear envelope dissolves in prometaphase and reforms in telophase?
What happens between G1 and prophase?
Is the nucleus visible in prophase?
What happens to the centrioles in prophase?
What other changes occur during prophase?
What happens during prophase apex?
During prophase, the chromosomes condense, the nucleolus disappears, and the nuclear envelope breaks down.
The connection of microtubules to chromosomes is why the nuclear envelope needed to be broken down during prophase. … The microtubules from opposite ends of a dividing cell connect to the chromosomes during prophase. They push and pull on the chromosomes until the chromosomes align in the middle during metaphase.
Explanation: Prophase is the first stage of mitosis, during which the cell begins to position itself in order to separate the chromatids and divide. During prophase, the nuclear envelope and nucleolus are dissolved and the chromosomes condense.
During metaphase, the nuclear membrane disappears and the chromosomes become aligned half way between the centrioles. … At the same time, the cytoplasm divides between the two new cells, and the cell membrane begins to pinch off the cell contents into two daughter cells.
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During prophase, the complex of DNA and proteins contained in the nucleus, known as chromatin, condenses. The chromatin coils and becomes increasingly compact, resulting in the formation of visible chromosomes. … The sister chromatids are pairs of identical copies of DNA joined at a point called the centromere.
During prometaphase, the physical barrier that encloses the nucleus, called the nuclear envelope, breaks down. The breakdown of the nuclear envelope frees the sister chromatids from the nucleus, which is necessary for separating the nuclear material into two cells.
In prophase, the first step in mitosis, the nuclear envelope breaks down and chromosomes condense and become visible. … In metaphase, the mitotic spindle is fully developed, centrosomes are at opposite poles of the cell, and chromosomes are lined up at the metaphase plate.
In prometaphase the nuclear envelope breaks down and the chromosomes get attached to the mitotic spindle fibers with the kinetochore complexes at their centromeres. … The pulling is achieved by shortening of the mitotic spindle fibers to which chromosomes are attached.
The nuclear envelope dissolves in metaphase and reforms in telophase. In prophase, chromosomes condense into compact structures. The spindle forms and attaches to chromosomes in prometaphase. In anaphase, each sister chromatid moves toward the spindle pole to which it is attached.
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G1 phase: The period prior to the synthesis of DNA. … G2 phase: The period after DNA synthesis has occurred but prior to the start of prophase. The cell synthesizes proteins and continues to increase in size. The G2 phase is the second gap phase.
During prophase, the nucleus disappears, spindle fibers form, and DNA condenses into chromosomes ( sister chromatids ). During metaphase, the sister chromatids align along the equator of the cell by attaching their centromeres to the spindle fibers.
Prophase. … During prophase, chromatin condenses into chromosomes, and the nuclear envelope, or membrane, breaks down. In animal cells, the centrioles near the nucleus begin to separate and move to opposite poles (sides) of the cell. As the centrioles move, a spindle starts to form between them.
During prophase the nucleoli disappear and the chromatin fibers thicken and shorten to form discrete chromosomes visible with the light microscope. Each replicated chromosome appears as two identical chromatids joined at the centromere.
What happens during prophase? A cells genetic DNA condenses, spindle fibers begin to form and the nuclear envelope dissolves.

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Frontiers in Health Informatics
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Archives (2012-2015)
Zeinab Kohzadi
MSc. in Medical Informatics, Department of Health Information Management, Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran,
Reza Safdari
Professor, Department of Health Information Management, Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran,
Khosro Sadeghniiat Haghighi
Occupational Sleep Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran,
Developing an apnea-hypopnea diagnostic model using SVM
Zeinab Kohzadi, Reza Safdari, Khosro Sadeghniiat Haghighi
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Introduction: Among sleep-related disorders, Sleep apnea has been under more attention and it's the most common respiratory disorder in which respiration ceases frequently which can lead to serious health disorders and even mortality. Polysomnography is the standard method for diagnosing this disease at the moment which is costly and time-consuming. The aim of the present study was to analyze essential signals for the diagnosis of sleep apnea.
Method: This analytical–descriptive was conducted on 50 patients (11 normal, 13 mild, 17 moderate and 9 severe patients) in the sleep clinic of Imam Khomeini hospital. Initially, data pre-processing was carried out in two steps(and Moving Average algorihtm). Next, using the SVD method, 12 features were extracted for airflow. Finally, to classify data, SVM with Quadratic, Polynomia and RBF kernels were trained and tested.
Results: After applying different kernel functions on SVM, the RBF kernel showed the most efficient performance. After running the RBF kernel function ten times, the mean accuracy obtained for normal, apnea, and hypopnea modes were 92.74%, 91.70%, 93.26%.
Conclusion: The results indicate that in online applications or applications in which volume and time calculations and the result are important simultaneously, patients could be diagnosed with acceptable accuracy using machine learning algorithms.
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Fukushima nuclear plant "perfectly safe" after glitch; residents advised to hide in anti-mutant-lizard bunkers
TOKYO–one day after a blackout took the cooling systems offline, the nuclear plant at Fukushima remains "perfectly safe," according to one official who was devoured by an enormous, angry lizard-man during a press conference here today.
"Even if a very slight radiation leak were to occur, there is no way that–AAGH!" said spokesman Masayuki Ono. As the giant lizard devoured him, he explained that minor hiccups in operational and safety systems would have "no impact" on local communities.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for calm in a televised statement made in a secret bunker six hundred feet below the surface. Surrounded by scientists working in a last-ditch effort to create an anti-mutation ray, or at least find a secret island where a select group of humans could rebuild civilization, he explained that "there is absolutely no cause for alarm whatsoever" over the latest minor malfunction.
As a precautionary measure, elderly citizens were advised to boil their water, and all survivors were told to flee cities with whatever weapons they could find and dig holes to hide from any giant lizards, moths, or turtles. "Just to be on the safe side," said Abe, as he boarded a rocket ship that will take him to a secret colony of survivors in orbit around the moon.
Shares of Tepco, the Japanese utility that owns Fukushima, were down 2.6% at 3pm local time, at which point the Tokyo Stock Exchange was destroyed by Japanese fighter-bombers seeking to destroy a colony of radiation-enhanced ant-men nesting there.
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Last year, one of America's biggest a-holes ruined Christmas for a bunch of kids in line to see Santa at a mall in Amarillo. That same jerk did the same thing this year in Alaska.
David Grisham is a piece of crap. Clearly, he didn't get enough hugs from mommy as a child, and now he has to force his miserable existence onto others - namely, random kids who are just in line to see Santa Claus for Christmas.
This troll's goal is to tell kids that Santa isn't real, your parents have been lying to you, the reindeer don't exist, and that's just a guy in a costume because Santa isn't real. And he thinks this will turn kids to Jesus?
There's nothing else I can say here that I'm sure you're not already thinking. So I'll just say that he's moved to Alaska since he pulled this crap in Texas. I'm hoping he was run out of our state, and will soon be run out of our country completely.
I did notice when I Googled him that he was fired from his job at Pantex in Amarillo, which might be why he lives in Alaska now. And his "church" group, Repent Amarillo, was labeled a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, too. Good. This guy deserves to be an outcast who has no home or friends.
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The final of five new quarter dollars issued by the US Mint in 2012 as part of its America the Beautiful Quarters® Program will be the 2012 Denali National Park and Preserve Quarter. Shown on the reverse of the coin will be a design emblematic of Denali National Park and Preserve which is located in the state of Alaska.
This strike not only marks the last of five to appear in 2012 but will also mark the fifteenth to appear in the series overall. The program debuted in 2010 with five new quarter dollars and will see a release rate of five per year until 2021 when the last strike of the series appears. In total, fifty-six new quarter will appear in the series with one strike representing a location from each state, the District of Columbia and the five US territories.
Denali National Park and Preserve was originally established on February 26, 1917 as Mount McKinley National Park even though only a small portion of the mountain was actually included within the park. The park was changed to its current title of Denali National Park and Preserve in 1980 to better reflect the wishes of local citizens.
A portrait of George Washington is seen on the obverse as designed by John Flanagan. The portrait was originally created for use on the 1932 circulating quarter dollar and has been seen on quarters ever since, with some minor variations. Obverse inscriptions include UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, QUARTER DOLLAR, LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST.
The reverse of the coin contains a design emblematic of Denali by showcasing a Dall Sheep in the foreground with Mount McKinley rising in the background. This design was completed by by AIP Master Designer Susan Gamble and sculpted by United States Mint Sculptor-Engraver Jim Licaretz. Reverse inscriptions include DENALI, ALASKA, 2012 and E PLURIBUS UNUM.


We may have lost that School of Hip-hop slot on Power FM, but we still have more ways to propagate our art. Can You Kick It is another platform where Hip-hop artistes are able to showcase their talent and it is held in Harare. I linked up with Klasiq because the 7th edition happens to be on Christy's birthday. Christy is a female who is very much involved with elevating the Zimbabwean Hip-hop scene and is girlfriend to the G-Records producer, Klasiq.
The show will be held at the Basement, which is at the corner of L.Takawira and Parklane. That's close to where Girls High is. It's hosted by Big Shots in collaboration with School Of Hip-hop (SOHH) and DC Designs.
Can You Kick It like many rising showcases is actually open to everyone who wants to showcase their skills, be it rapping, dee-jaying or break dancing. Non artistes are most welcome as well and the show has been given an Afternoon slot which is an advantage for your Hip-hop fans who may have curfew after hours. Hip-hop dominantly is an art appreciated by young people who mostly live with their parents. Twice monthly it is held from 2pm to 8pm. I encourage artistes to be there through out the show even after their friends have already performed. I have noted a tendency of artistes at these performances to perform and live. It diminishes the vision Can You Kick It is trying to fulfil.
Watch and support others guys. Entrance is $2.
"You can catch the Big Shots family, Mariachi, Zanda, Marques and some fresh new talent for example; New Kings and Tripple I there."- Klasiq said.


The California-based solar loan provider for homeowners has added another substantial capital warehouse to its growing financial clout, this time a USD 250 million facility from Deutsche Bank, as it aims to have USD 1 billion available for solar loans by summer 2017.
Mosaic is continuing to earn the trust of substantial financers for its business model, as it announces another huge financing facility that it will use to provide solar loans to homeowners across the U.S. It is the third such facility that the company has secured this year, after slightly smaller amounts made available from different financers in April and in August.
Deutsche Bank acted as the arranger and administer of the USD 250 million warehouse facility. When added to recent company upsizes, this facility will allow Mosaic a new loan funding capacity of USD 550 million, giving it an enviable position in the U.S. residential solar market.
Mosaic is trying to position itself as the solar loans market-leader, with a business model based on providing loans with fixed interest rates to homeowners to purchase rooftop solar systems. Its financing timelines range from 10 to 25 years, with interest rates between 2.49% and 8.48%.
The company has set itself of having a significant USD 1 billion available to homeowners for solar loans by the summer of 2017. This newest financing facility is a significant step towards that goal, as it is the largest the company has secured over the last year. The two most recent facilities before this were a USD 220 million facility from Warburg Pincus, secured in August, and a USD 200 million warehouse facility from DZ Bank, secured in April.


We've got another busy year of events, the next being WASTE'15 on Thursday 2nd July at the AJ Bell Stadium, Manchester.
We will be returning to WASTE'15 for the second year running, this industry event is organised by Skip Hire Magazine and we look forward to seeing lots of familiar faces as well as meeting new contacts. We will be on stand M33 in the marquee and members of our team will be on hand to tell you all about our one-stop-shop of services for waste containers, recycling banks and trade waste wheelie bins.
We will also be exhibiting at RWM on 15-17 September on stand 5S80, along with our lid manufacturing partners from the USA, Impact Plastics. We will have a wide range of products on display, including some new additions to our range, so be sure to stop by to see how we can save you time, money and hassle with your waste container servicing needs.


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La autovía Mudéjar o A-23, de Sagunto a frontera francesa por Somport o, según algunos indicadores de la vía, autovía de Valencia a Francia por Aragón o autovía Sagunto-Somport, será, una vez esté completamente finalizada, un importante eje de conexión entre la Comunidad Valenciana, Aragón, la zona del País Vasco y Francia a través del túnel de Somport.

Nomenclatura

La A-23 discurre por los corredores de las N-234, entre Sagunto y Retascón y de la N-330 entre Retascón y Jaca, aunque todo el trazado de la autovía es nuevo e independiente de las carreteras nacionales salvo dos pequeños tramos, uno de 10 km entre Viver y Barracas (subida del Ragudo) y otro de unos 30 km para salvar el complicadísimo puerto prepirenaico del Monrepós que es el tramo más caro de toda la autovía.

Su nomenclatura viene, igual que casi todas las conversiones de carreteras nacionales a autovías, de las dos primeras cifras del nombre antiguo (N-234 > A-23), y las letras A refiriéndose a que es una autovía perteneciente al Ministerio de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana.

La A-23 también tiene nomenclatura europea: forma parte de la Ruta europea E7, que comunica Pau, al sur de Francia, con Zaragoza.

En el tramo francés, la vía se denomina RN134, que une Pau con Oloron-Sainte-Marie y España.

Se le apoda como la "columna vertebral de Aragón", ya que recorre toda la comunidad de norte a sur intercomunicando sus tres capitales.

Historia

La A-23 es una autovía de "nueva" construcción, que sigue el mismo trazado de dos carreteras nacionales, la N-234 entre Sagunto y Daroca - Retascón, y la N-330 entre Retascón y Jaca. Su construcción comenzó en 1997 desde la ciudad de Sagunto y actualmente (2022) quedan por inaugurar 2 tramos del norte de la provincia de Huesca.

Unión de las tres capitales aragonesas por esta autovía

Las tres capitales aragonesas quedaron desde el jueves 21 de febrero de 2008 unidas por autovía, con la puesta en servicio del último tramo que quedaba pendiente por abrir de la A-23.

El tramo Calamocha-Romanos de la A-23 tiene 27,8 kilómetros de longitud, incluye cuatro enlaces y supuso un coste de 98,68 millones de euros.

La autovía entre Zaragoza y Teruel se prolonga hasta Huesca y está previsto que llegue  a la frontera francesa, pero el trazado enlaza también desde Zaragoza con el Cantábrico por la A-68, y en un futuro con el norte de Navarra y el País Vasco por la A-21 y con Lérida por la A-22.

Problemas

El tramo entre Zaragoza y Huesca presenta problemas para los camiones ligeros cuando se producen fuertes rachas de cierzo.

En el tramo turolense se produjeron problemas post-construcción, desprendimiento de laderas, con chineo constante y peligro de afectar a la circulación a los pocos meses de ser inaugurada y en 2009 se tuvieron que ejecutar trabajos de reasfaltado ante los problemas detectados de encharcamiento y hundimientos.

El 22 de julio de 2010, el plan de recorte de gasto del Ministerio de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana para toda España, rescinde el contrato en dos de los tramos en obras entre Nueno y Jaca, y un tercero entre Jaca y Santa Cilia de Jaca, en la A-21; y paraliza la ejecución del resto (ver diagrama de tramos) con un horizonte de entre 1 y 4 años para retomar los tramos paralizados, dejando los tres tramos rescindidos en punto cero, a expensas de realizar de nuevo todos los trámites y estudios pertinentes antes del comienzo de las obras. Se trata de una paralización general del conjunto A-23-A-21, Huesca-Pamplona.

En el actual Plan de Infraestructuras para el año 2017 acaba de hacerse partida nueva para continuar con las obras de construcción de esta autovía y añadir un trazado nuevo a la misma. Se espera que haya más las inversiones para algunas de las obras pendientes de realizar.

Trazado actual

Discurre en forma de autovía desde la localidad valenciana de Sagunto hasta la localidad oscense de Lanave. Del recorrido restante hasta Jaca hay 2 tramos inaugurados, 1 tramo en obras y 1 pendiente de licitación.

De los 426,9 kilómetros que tiene el recorrido, ya están en servicio en forma de autovía los primeros 397 km (14 km renombrados como Z-40). De los 32,2 km restantes hay 13,2 km ya completados, 7,6 km adjudicados, 3,1 km pendientes de licitación y 8,3 km en estado de bloqueo.

En el tramo final de 19 km desde Jaca hasta el túnel de Somport se estudia mejorar el trazado de la N-330 y añadir variantes que eviten atravesar poblaciones. Actualmente el tiempo que se tarda en conectar Sagunto con Somport es de unas 4 horas y 10 minutos.

Tramos

Salidas

Tramo Sagunto - Zaragoza

Tramo Zaragoza - Huesca - Jaca

Radares fijos

Decreciente

 km 88,6 - Caja con cámara - Sentido Sagunto - Provincia de Teruel - La Puebla de Valverde - 120 km/h

Creciente

 km 19,8 - Pórtico -Sentido Zaragoza - Provincia de Castellón - Sot de Ferrer/Soneja - 120 km/h
 km 165,44 - Panel lateral derecho - Provincia de Teruel - Monreal del Campo - 120 km/h
 km 355,2 - Pórtico - Provincia de Huesca - Huesca - 120 km/h

Véase también
 Anexo:Autovías interurbanas de España
 Red de carreteras de España
 N-234
 N-330

Referencias

Enlaces externos

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Red de carreteras del Estado en Valencia
Red de carreteras del Estado en Castellón
Red de carreteras del Estado en Teruel
Red de carreteras del Estado en Zaragoza
Red de carreteras del Estado en Huesca