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Potassium channel Kv1.3 is highly expressed by microglia in human Alzheimer's disease
Srikant Rangaraju, Marla Gearing, Lee-Way Jin, Allan Levey
Recent genetic studies suggest a central role for innate immunity in Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathogenesis, wherein microglia orchestrate neuroinflammation. Kv1.3, a voltage-gated potassium channel of therapeutic relevance in autoimmunity, is upregulated by activated microglia and mediates amyloid-mediated microglial priming and reactive oxygen species production in vitro. We hypothesized that Kv1.3 channel expression is increased in human AD brain tissue. In a blinded postmortem immunohistochemical semi-quantitative analysis performed on ten AD patients and ten non-disease controls, we observed a significantly higher Kv1.3 staining intensity (p = 0.03) and Kv1.3-positive cell density (p = 0.03) in the frontal cortex of AD brains, compared to controls. This paralleled an increased number of Iba1-positive microglia in AD brains. Kv1.3-positive cells had microglial morphology and were associated with amyloid-β plaques. In immunofluorescence studies, Kv1.3 channels co-localized primarily with Iba1 but not with astrocyte marker GFAP, confirming that elevated Kv1.3 expression is limited to microglia. Higher Kv1.3 expression in AD brains was also confirmed by western blot analysis. Our findings support that Kv1.3 channels are biologically relevant and microglia-specific targets in human AD.
https://doi.org/10.3233/JAD-141704
neuroinflammation
10.3233/JAD-141704
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Rangaraju, S., Gearing, M., Jin, L-W., & Levey, A. (2015). Potassium channel Kv1.3 is highly expressed by microglia in human Alzheimer's disease. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 44(3), 797-808. https://doi.org/10.3233/JAD-141704
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Born in Tokyo, Japan, Tamami is a Middle Eastern dancer, instructor, and choreographer, now based in La Jolla, California, USA. Her love of the arts and music began in childhood, was nurtured at Tokyo's Gakushuin University, where she studied psychology, and has deepened through travel, study, or residence in Vietnam, the United States, Europe, and Egypt. Tamami's passion for Middle Eastern dance began under the instruction of Somayya, a founder of Japan's Studio 1002 and a protégé of Karima in Japan, who taught Somayya the Egyptian style of dance, and of Sema Yildiz in Turkey, who taught her the Turkish and Roma styles. Beginning with Somayya, Tamami has learned Egyptian-style Middle Eastern dance (including forkloric dance) from the world's top Egyptian dancers in Egypt, Japan, the United States, Canada, and Germany. Tamami has been expanding her performance and teaching experience globally and locally, sometimes blending some different dance forms in her performance. Tamami has been a troupe member of Sands of Arabia, led by Lucia of San Diego, and also has been an instructor of Studio 1002 in Japan. Tamami's journey to discover the beautiful secrets of Middle Eastern dance continues to deepen. She now enjoys performing internationally and teaching with her broader knowledge. Outside of the dance world, Tamami received a master of science in Mind-Body Medicine, and continues her research towards her PhD degree. Her research website is Mindbodygrace.org.
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Q: saving user state in MVVM application I am creating a MVVM application and the basic system allows a user to register, login, and add data to a database.
There are multiple users, so I want the system to be able to maintain the user's credentials/state after they login and have the application open.
So far I haven't been able to find any good tutorials online to advise me about this, so if anyone knows any or knows of a way to do this I would really appreciate some help.
Thanks.

A: You can use application settings as a store for user state and credentials. To store settings in user's profile, you should set corresponding scope for each setting you'll define.
Consider settings as a part of application model (Model in MVVM).
Build model when starting application, using application settings, and save it on application shutdown.
Also, do not store passwords in clear text. Use ProtectedData to encrypt and decrypt passwords.

A: Use cookies or local storage are 2 things that jump out to me.

A: Simply, after receiving the username and password of the user, if the credentials are correct generate a guid and save it to db for that user and add this guid in cookies also. And on every request search the guid value in db and authorize the user if the guid is existing.

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HabrakenRutten Advocaten in Rotterdam has grown from three to thirty employees in less than two years. In order to handle this growth, the law firm brought in Visser & Visser to optimise their work processes and much more.
The panoramic view of Rotterdam is breathtaking from the 25th floor of the Millennium Tower. The office of HabrakenRutten Advocaten offers far-reaching views in every direction. "From this height, you can literally see the city growing beneath you", says Henk Raven, partner at HabrakenRutten Advocaten, referring to the wealth of modern architecture. The dynamism of this city is perfect for this young and fast-growing law firm. The firm advises clients in the construction, real estate and infrastructure sectors. They literally have the market at their feet.
Dirk Verheul, client advisor at Visser & Visser: "Every hour spent on internal matters costs time and money! Our specialist department for the legal profession provides lawyers with innovative and refreshing insights into their practice. By means of practical solutions, knowledge and advice, we help law firms to grow their business.
Our service starts with streamlining the administrative processes to make them smart and efficient. This immediately allows lawyers to reduce their indirect hours, freeing up time which could be better spent on current cases. We also give advice on the basis of figures which are compared against the sector or the budget. Finally, we focus on tax issues, valuations, financing or the transfer of a practice, for example."


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Gustaf Ferdinand Emanuel (Manne) Hernberg, född 26 mars 1892 i Barnarps församling, Jönköpings län, död 21 oktober 1982 i Sigtuna, var en svensk ingenjör.

Efter studentexamen i Jönköping 1910 studerade Hernberg vid Göteborgs handelsinstitut 1911 och vid Kungliga Tekniska högskolans avdelning för elektroteknik 1912–16. Han var anställd vid Asea 1916–18, Hemsjö Kraft AB i Karlshamn 1918–19, Södra Sveriges Ångpanneförening i Malmö 1919–20 och vid Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags AB i Falun 1920–35. Han var chef för elektriska avdelningen vid AB Bofors 1935–48 och därefter chef för kraftförvaltningen vid Bergvik och Ala Nya AB. Han var ledamot av Svenska Teknologföreningen.

Källor

Vem är vem, Norrlandsdelen, 1950, sid. 172.

Svenska elektroingenjörer
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Personer från Barnarps socken
Födda 1892
Avlidna 1982
Män

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The Holier It Gets is a Canadian documentary film, directed by Jennifer Baichwal and released in 2000. The film is a personal document of Baichwal and her family on a pilgrimage to India, honouring their father Krishna's wishes to have his ashes scattered at the source of the Ganges following his death.

It was screened at the 2000 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, where it won the award for Best Canadian Feature Documentary. It was distributed primarily on television, airing as an episode of TVOntario's documentary series The View from Here in 2000 and Knowledge Network's Perspectives in 2001.

Following its television broadcast, it was a nominee for the Donald Brittain Award at the 15th Gemini Awards, as well as winning the awards for Best Direction in a Documentary Program or Series (Baichwal), Best Writing in a Documentary Program or Series (Baichwal) and Best Editing in a Documentary Program or Series (David Wharnsby).

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Canadian documentary films
Films directed by Jennifer Baichwal
Films shot in India
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Peggy Henke (* 1969 in Cottbus) ist eine deutsche Filmemacherin.

Leben und Werk
Henke studierte von 1988 bis 1993 Sportwissenschaft und Geschichte an der Universität Potsdam. Seit 2003 arbeitet sie freiberuflich als Produzentin und Redakteurin im Film- und Medienbereich. In Zusammenarbeit mit ihrem Mann, Thomas Henke, entstanden zahlreiche Dokumentar- und Experimentalfilme, für deren Redaktion und Dramaturgie sie verantwortlich ist.

Seit 2010 ist Henke Geschäftsführerin der Filmproduktion Henke Medien.

Filme und Projekte (Auswahl)
 Film der Antworten , filmische Installation von Peggy und Thomas Henke, Deutschland, 2004–2012
 erinnere dich jetzt, Videoinstallation, Deutschland, 2008
 Liquid Identities', Filmprojekt, Deutschland, 2003–2009
 Doorman I + II, Videoinstallation, mit Installationsbauten von Lorenz Estermann, im Leopold Museum Wien und im Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern, Deutschland/ Österreich, 2008
 Meta-Porträts, Filmprojekt, Deutschland, 2011–2020
 Porträts 1.13, Filmprojekt, in Zusammenarbeit mit Joachim Hake (mit Corona Bamberg, Wolfgang Büscher, Tomáš Halík, Felicitas Hoppe, Thomas Hürlimann, Thomas Macho), Deutschland, 2014–2016
 Alpha-Omega-Letters, in Zusammenarbeit mit Joachim Hake, Deutschland, 2017
 Film der letzten Zuflucht , Experimentalfilm, Deutschland, 2018–2019

Weblinks

 Website Henke Medien

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Home » Primera Technology Introduces World's Only On-Demand Color RFID Label Printer
Primera Technology Introduces World's Only On-Demand Color RFID Label Printer
PLYMOUTH, MN, USA — Primera Technology, Inc., a global leader in the design and manufacture of specialized digital printers, today announced its RX500 Color RFID Label & Tag Printer. The announcement was made at the RFID Journal Live! trade show in Orlando, Florida.
RX500 is the world's only full-color RFID on-demand RFID label and tag printer. Labels are encoded, verified and printed in a single pass. Finished labels are then cut with the internal guillotine-style cutter and dispensed one at a time. On-demand printing makes the printer ideal for applications such as visitor or trade show badges where just a single label at a time with unique information is required. Batches of many labels or tags at a time can also be encoded and printed.
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"Printing full-color RFID labels and tags adds a new, value-added feature to the technology," said Mark D. Strobel, Primera's vice president of sales and marketing. "With RX500, you can add color coding, graphics and high-resolution photos to RFID labels and tags. With color, you're essentially adding an extra layer of accuracy and safety in applications such as medical file folder labels, visitor badges, photo wristbands and specimen tracking labels."
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However what happens if you have plenty of visitors to your website but the end goal for your users are not being reached?
Baldly designed websites with bad user experience can turn people off visiting your website, below are a few examples of why people may not visit your website. You've probably been frustrated with them yourself in the past.
Design matters. However you also have to remember that primarily people come to your site to find information. If your site looks like it was created in 1996 and is rocking a visitor counter, it's time for a professional face lift. If you're running a blog no visitor will like to see "last posted 2013" make sure to keep it fresh.
If you website looks like this, it's time for an upgrade!
As mentioned above, when a user comes to your website they are looking for information. If you provide an offline service, visitors to your site are probably looking for contact details. These should be placed on the homepage for easy access as well as in the navigation, linking to a contact page.
Granted this site has a contact link but to enhance user experience, the contact number should be displayed on the homepage.
Your business may be in a niche market but don't assume the users know the specialist area. Try using a more semantic naming convention such as a products name rather than a products code. Customers would much rather see Samsung TV 50″ rather than SAMXY200 series.
This is one of my pet hates and for me is an instant turn off. If a website forces visitors to register before being able to view content, this causes a barrier and people will simply leave the website and look for the information somewhere else.
Website which insist on sign up before viewing are a massive turn off.
If you are going to have advertising, make sure it's relevant to your product and is discreet. As a general rule, adverts should not be the first thing visitors see when landing on your site.
An example of adverts distracting the user from the content they came to find on the page.
Don't give people a wall of text to read. Instead split it up with headings, sub headings, images or bullet points. This will help the user to quickly read the important parts to see if they are on the right website for the information they require.
There is nothing more annoying than visiting a site and a random video starts playing. You can mute your device, scroll down to find the video to switch off or leave the site. Most people choose tha later.
Instead give users the option to start and stop media at their own free will.
An example of auto playing media.
What makes you leave a website?


Camping used to be an activity that families did in the summer when school wasn't in session.
Camping was usually done between the months of May and September and very often associated with Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Now, camping is an activity that is literally done throughout the year, in all four seasons.
Due to advancements in camping gear and technologies it is very possible to have a fun, successful and rewarding camping experience no matter what time of year.
We have compiled a list of camping tips from tips we have received, read and researched from all over the world.
We have taken the tips that were most prevalent and realized these are recommendations that people do not know; these tips are not common sense. So therefore we have put together this list of the top 5 best camping tips we ever gave.
Lightning Does Strike Twice. Literally. This is our advice. We have heard from so many campers where lightning struck in a spot near their camp ground or immediate camp site and they let their guard down thinking 'surely it won't strike twice in the same place'. It does. If you hear thunder you are in danger of being struck by lightning.
Be cognizant of tornado seasons in your camping area. For example in the southern mid-west states the prime tornado season is March through May (however this does not mean Kansas hasn't seen a twister or two in many other months) and the prime tornado season in the northern states is actually the winter months.
Be cognizant that flash floods are a very real threat. Rain in large quantities can result in dangerous flash flooding. Have a plan. Have a plan B and have an escape plan. Make sure everyone in your party knows what to do in the case of a flash flood. Cars can be swept away at 10-12 inches of water and people will be swept away at 4-6 inches of water. Be safe.
Bring enough water and bug repellent as well as a first aid kit.
Facilitate a meeting spot in case of accidental separation. The woods all look the same and your camp site will look like many other camp sites. The threat of getting lost or a member of your party getting lost is a very real possibility.


Summary View from above the dining room in the Teller House in Central City, Colorado, to patrons dining at tables set on a polished hardwood floor and covered with checkered tablecloths, plates of food, and beverages. Flower boxes in front of a balcony constructed of wood planks are filled with plants and hang over the dining area. The brick wall and carpeting of the second floor are in the upper left background.


Crufts generates controversy every year, however, for me, the most important part of being at Crufts is talking to proactive owners; both competitors and visitors who are genuinely interested in how they can support their dog's musculoskeletal health throughout all of their life's stages and levels of activity.
A rare chance to meet up with Galen's founder #JuliaRobertson and some of my fellow therapists; Crufts inspires us all and reminds us of the profound and sometimes life-changing impact that canine myotherapy can have on the dogs we treat.
Sharing our canine experiences and knowledge with fellow owners and discussing ways we can make their lives easier whilst supporting their long-term health and mobility, is what makes the week especially meaningful.
This year, the Galen Therapy Centre carried out fully-consented myotherapy treatments on the stand, which enabled us to demonstrate more clearly how we handle and work with dogs. Having one of our veterinary professionals on the stand also gave us the chance to support more owners by undertaking treatments that previously wouldn't have been possible in such an environment.
In addition to the wonderful dogs treated on the stand, Galen therapists performed warm-ups and cool-downs on dogs prior to and post their agility classes and supported the Canicross Trailrunners demonstration in the Main Arena, again highlighting the crucial nature of keeping sporting dogs at optimum health and fitness levels.
If you're interested in learning more about the many ways that Galen Myotherapy can help your dog through all of their life's stages and activities, please get in touch with me directly or visit the Galen Therapy Centre for details of Galen myotherapists in your area.


The amazing, engaging, math exponent.
Can you put into words what these equations are telling you?
Think of a big number. How about one million? It's a thousand thousand. That's a lot. If you counted nonstop to a million, it would take you about 23 days.
A million is small compared to a billion, which is a thousand million. Want to count that high? You'll be at it for 95 years. But a trillion makes a billion look puny. A trillion is a thousand billion (or a million million). Counting that high would take you 200,000 years. Have fun!
Of course trillion is not the biggest number. There's quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, septillion, octillion, nonillion, decillion and more. Each is a thousand of the previous one. There's even a humongous number called vigintillion, a one with 63 zeros.
But vigintillion is a shrimp compared to a googol. Googol? Notice how it's spelled: G-O-O-G-O-L, not G-O-O-G-L-E. The number googol is a one with a hundred zeros. It got its name from a nine-year old boy. A googol is more than all the hairs in the world. It's more than all the grass blades and all the grains of sand. It's even more than the number of atoms in the universe. Astrophysicists estimate the number of atoms to be a one with 82 zeros. You'd need to add 18 more zeros to get to a googol.
Incidentally, a few years ago, the two men who had invented a powerful new internet search engine decided to name their website and company for the gigantic number googol. But they spelled it wrong. That's why the company Google is spelled with an L-E. But the number googol is still spelled with an O-L.
Googol is so large that it's practically useless, but the boy who named it came up with a name for an even bigger number, "googolplex." A googolplex is a one with a googol zeros. There isn't enough ink in all the pens of the world to write that many zeros but feel free to give it a try.
So is googolplex is the biggest number? What about a googolplex and one? Two googolplex? A googolplex googolplex? Any number you say, I can say one bigger.
I hear you asking, "What about infinity? Isn't that the biggest number?" Sorry, but infinity isn't a number. A number specifies an amount and infinity is no amount. It means "goes on and on forever."
And that's what numbers do. They go on and on forever. Infinity is not a number but numbers are infinite.
Think you're too old for an alphabet book? You'll think again if you check out a sampling from David M. Schwartz's: B is for Binary, F is for Fibonacci, P is for Probability... You can see that this is an ABC book unlike any other. For more information, click here.
Schwartz, David M. "What's the Biggest Number?" Nonfiction Minute, iNK Think Tank, 1 Dec. 2017, www.nonfictionminute.org/ Whats-the-Biggest-Number.


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Lent 4A (30 March 2014)
Posted on March 24, 2014	by gregoryjenks
2 Introduction: Fourth Sunday of Lent
3 First Reading: David is anointed as king
3.1 Historical perspectives on the David tradition
3.2 Literary perspectives on the David traditions
3.3 The legacy of the David traditions
4 Gospel: Jesus and the man born blind
1 Samuel 16:1-13 & Psalm 23
Introduction: Fourth Sunday of Lent
The Fourth Sunday of Lent is often observed as a distinctive Sunday within the austerities of Lent. The traditional reading for this Sunday were characterised by themes of rejoicing and refreshment, and in Britain it was traditional for those serving in wealthy homes to take a gift of fresh cakes (simnel cakes) to their mothers on this Sunday. The English tradition of Mothering Sunday has its origins in these ancient customs, and thus a very different pedigree from the North American "Mother's Day" and similar secular celebrations of motherhood in various countries around the world.
Incipit of the Gregorian chant introit for Laetare Sunday, the fourth Sunday of Lent.
With the development of three year lectionary cycle the traditional Laetare Sunday themes have been dissipated somewhat, but elements of the traditional themes can still be discerned in the readings for this day in each of the three years. This year it is especially seen in the theme of the Good Shepherd and the use of the popular Twenty-Third Psalm.
First Reading: David is anointed as king
This delightful story celebrates the divine choice of David as the future ruler of "Israel."
It may be helpful to explore this passage by paying attention to each of the three "worlds" relevant to biblical hermeneutics:
the world BEHIND the text
the world WITHIN the text
the world BEYOND the text
Historical perspectives on the David tradition
In attending to the world behind this passage we are enquiring about the historical dynamics that created the text as well as the historical events to which the text seems to refer. After all, this is not a story that strikes the reader as inherently improbable as it does not invoke mythic themes, supernatural events, or non-human agents (angels, demons, and the like).
With respect to genre, this is an edifying legend about the humble origins of the man who would later become the great king, and the story makes it clear that the initiative for his selection and rise lay with God. David is not portrayed as an ambitious military leader who would exploit his connections with the Saul family to promote his own interests.
The key historical questions relating to the David traditions do not focus on the historicity of this episode, but on the wider historical questions that beset the biblical accounts of David and Solomon. Some of the most hotly contested positions in OT studies at the present time revolve around the character and status of Jerusalem in the tenth century BCE, and the historicity of the biblical depiction of David and Solomon.
Confidence in the historical value of the OT narratives has been steadily declining over the past few decades. Where once scholars debated the historicity of the patriarchal narratives of Genesis 12-50, or even the different dates proposed for the exodus from Egypt, for much of the last thirty years the frontline in the argument between the maximalists and the minimalists has been the historicity of the kingdom of David in the early decades of the tenth century BCE.
The minimalists, with whom I have considerable sympathies, observe that Jerusalem seems to have been an unwalled village in the 900s, with insufficient population to support the military adventures attributed to David, and with no surviving archaeological remains to serve as evidence of the major building projects associated with the time of David and Solomon.
The maximalists, for whose careful scholarship I have great respect, note that absence of evidence is not evidence for absence, and especially so given the present political realities that prevent archaeologists from examining what may lie beneath of the Temple mount in Jerusalem. While some recent finds at the "City of David" (sic) site south of the Haram al sharif have been interpreted as evidence of major public structures in the tenth century, the dating and function of these remains are hotly debated.
It seems that the current consensus is that David was a historical figure, even if his CV was not as impressive as the OT would suggest. Certainly later kings in Jerusalem invoked the figure of David to authenticate their rule, and we have at least one inscription (from Tel Dan in the far north of Israel) that suggests neighbouring countries may have called the Jerusalem kingdom, "the House of David."
Literary perspectives on the David traditions
The name "David" is almost exclusively used of this early ruler of Jerusalem, and yet it seems to be pet name rather than an actual name of a person. The basic meaning of the Hebrew term is "father's beloved" and, as such, we could imagine it being applied to Joseph whose father, Jacob, seems to have especially favoured Joseph. There are some echoes of the Jacob/Joseph relationship in the Jesse/David story, but these are not developed by the ancient narrator.
In any case, the name seems never to be applied to anyone in the OT except this Jerusalem ruler, and its distribution in the Old Testament is also uneven. Not surprisingly it is mostly found in the historical books and the Psalms. Outside these "natural" locations for references to David, we find the word occuring infrequently in the prophetic texts and even then often in the phrase "House of David:"
Isa 7:2, 13; 9:7; 16:5; 22:9, 22; 29:1, 3; 37:35; 38:5; 55:3; Jer 17:25; 21:12; 22:2, 4, 30; 23:5; 29:16; 30:9; 33:15, 17, 21–22, 26; 36:30; Ezek 34:23–24; 37:24–25; Hos 3:5; Amos 6:5; 9:11; Zech 12:7–8, 10, 12; 13:1.
Within the major witnesses to the David tradition in 1 & 2 Samuel, we find the following extended complexes:
The Rise of David (1 Sam 16 – 2 Sam 8)
The Court History of David (2 Sam 9 – 2 Kings 2)
These extended narratives seem to combine many different traditions. The David who is portrayed in these dramatic stories may not be the "historical David" but he is certainly a "canonical David" who looms large over the biblical text and indeed over Western civilisation:
David the shepherd boy hero
David the composer of sacred poetry
David the fugitive
David the warrior
David the sexually-compromised ruler
David the ineffective father
David the founder of the Temple
David the beneficiary of an unconditional covenant with YHWH
David the man after God's own heart
This week's OT reading plays a key part in the creation of this canonical figure, and the story itself betrays the marks of oral tradition as it depicts Samuel seeking in vain for the chosen one among the seven sons of Jesse until the old man admits that he has another son, but one not worthy of consideration. Of course, the overlooked youngest son turns out to be exactly the person God sent Samuel to find! In the story of David ancient Israel has a parable of its own story as the overlooked younger son among the nations of the world.
The legacy of the David traditions
What ever the actual achievements of the man known to history as "David," he has come to be the embodiment of a pious ruler, a successful warrior, and even the poet-king. As a passionate and flawed man, who nonetheless enjoyed God's favour, this David has been an inspiration and a model for generations of Western rulers.
One particular expression of the Davidic legacy is worth a further comment in this week's notes.
As post-exilic Judaism dreamt of a great reversal in its historical situation, hopes emerged of a coming messianic figure from the line of David. In the historical Jesus inventory developed by John Dominic Crossan, the early Christian assertion that Jesus was just such a Davidic messiah is ranked seventh out of 522 items:
7±. 007 Of Davids Lineage: (1a) Rom 1:3; (1b) 2 Tim 2:8; (2) Matt 2:1-12; (3) Luke 2:1-20; (4) John 7:41-42; (5a) Ign. Smyrn. 1:1a; (5b) Ign. Eph. 18:2c; (5c) Ign. Trall. 9:1a.
Gospel: Jesus and the man born blind
This week's Gospel presents another lengthy scene which has it its centre a profound misunderstanding. We have already seen several such stories in the Gospel of John:
ch 2: Jesus turns water into wine (neither Mary nor the steward understand)
ch 3: Nicodemus fails to understand Jesus' call for rebirth from above
ch 4: the Samaritan woman does not understand Jesus' offer of living water
Now in ch 9 we find a story constructed round the irony of the religious authorities not seeing who Jesus is, while a man born blind comes to see it.
Whether or not Jesus ever healed blind people, a story such as this is clearly a symbolic story with no necessary (or even probable) historical basis. The Gospel of John is replete with such fictions that offer profound truth even when speaking of things that never happened.
These are not parables, but they share with parables a capacity to work with fiction in order to convey deep truth.
Oddly enough, as modern Westerners we seem to have no problem accepted parables as stories that convey spiritual truth without any need for them to be historical, but we struggle with the idea that narratives can be fictive and yet profoundly true at some level.
007 Of Davids Lineage – (1a) Rom 1:3; (1b) 2 Tim 2:8; (2) Matt 2:1-12; (3) Luke 2:1-20; (4) John 7:41-42; (5a) Ign. Smyrn. 1:1a; (5b) Ign. Eph. 18:2c; (5c) Ign. Trall. 9:1a.
356 Blindness and Sight – John 9:8-41
See the following sites for recommendations from a variety of contemporary genre:
Richard Bruxvoort-Colligan's WorldMaking Music site
David MacGregor's Together to Celebrate site
Brenton Prigge's New Hymn site
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Nginx [engine x] is an HTTP and reverse proxy server, as well as a mail proxy server, written by Igor Sysoev. The nginx project started with a strong focus on high concurrency, high performance and low memory usage. It is licensed under the 2-clause BSD-like license and it runs on Linux, BSD variants, Mac OS X, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, as well as on other *nix flavors. It also has a proof of concept port for Microsoft Windows.
The following is community-contributed documentation on Nginx configuration. Amendmends and additions are welcome.
Nginx is usually configured to interface with PHP via php-fpm. This is both fast and robust.
Add the following 'slash arguments' compatible (see Usando slash arguments) 'location' block to your vhosts 'server' configuration in your nginx configuration.
Setting Moodle and Nginx to use XSendfile functionality is a big win as it frees PHP from delivering files allowing Nginx to do what it does best, i.e. deliver files.
Accompany this with a matching 'location' block in your nginx server configuration.
The definition of 'internal' here is important as it prevents client access to your dataroot.
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Q: how to manage Session in Wordpress using custom login? I am new to WordPress, i want to implement custom Login functionality using WordPress. I am using the following Code to create custom login,
In wp.config file
if( !session_id() )
{
   session_start();
}

In header.php i am using the following code:
<?php
ob_start();

and after fetching data to create session used the below code:
 session_start();
 $_SESSION['myKey'] = $row['ID'];
 header("location: http://localhost/newwordpress/?page_id=2");

in function.php i have created logout function as below:
function example_logout() {

if (session_id() ) {
    session_destroy();
 }
}
add_action( 'wp_logout', 'example_logout' );

everything is working, when i refresh the page or move to any other page, session gets destroyed, please help me how can i maintain session using WordPress.
I have asked the same question on stackoverflow then someone tell me to ask here.. so i am just copying my question here.... please help me..
UPDATE :
I have tried the php_wordpress_and_session, but still i am not able to maintain session on the page.

A: First answer this question: Why bypass the WordPress login/auth system? What's the end-game here?
I would highly recommend against using PHP sessions to maintain user state in the WordPress world. More likely than not, a cookie will be sufficient.
For using cookies, you can use the PHP setcookie() function to set cookies, and the $_COOKIE superglobal to access cookies.
However, cookies aren't great for all purposes, especially cases where sensitive or internal information needs to be stored. In general, any purposes where you just need to save simple user preferences or user state containing otherwise-exposed information (like post IDs,) cookies can be very useful.


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Antonio Brown tweets 'two face' after quarterback Ben Roethlisberger apologizes for dissing him
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger apologized to former teammate Antonio Brown for comments he made during last season about the wide receiver's performance in a Week 12 game.
Roethlisberger admitted in an interview with CBS Pittsburgh he deserved the heat he was getting for the comments he made about Brown, in which he criticized his route running in the loss against the Denver Broncos. The loss dropped the Steelers to 7-3-1.
PITTSBURGH STEELERS' ANTONIO BROWN CALLS EX-TEAMMATE-TURNED-ANALYST 'UNCLE TOM' AFTER CRITICISM
"I took some heat and deservedly so for some of the comments on that show and especially towards him," Roethlisberger said. "I genuinely feel bad about that and I'm sorry. Did I go too far after that Denver game? Probably."
Antonio Brown was on the receiving end of Ben Roethlisberger's criticism last season. (AP Photo/Don Wright, File)
The quarterback added: "That's the thing about media and social media. As soon as you say 'sorry' it only goes so far. You can't take it back. And I wish I could because if that's what ruined our friendship and relationship, I'm truly, genuinely sorry about that."
Brown, the current Oakland Raiders' top receiver, appeared to respond to Roethlisberger's comments. Brown tweeted "Two face" Monday afternoon after Roethlisberger's comments had aired.
The relationship between both players deteriorated after the loss to the Broncos. Brown was later traded to Oakland.
Brown responded to the former quarterback's comments in an episode of HBO's "The Shop."
"All year, the dude called me out. We lose a game, he's like, yeah, AB should have ran a better route," Brown said in March. "That's the type of guy he is. He feel like he the owner. Bro, you threw that s--t to the d-line, how the f--k am I gonna get it? You need to give me a better ball!"
Roethlisberger said he tried to reach out to Brown.
"You know, I've reached out to him a few times, sent him some messages, called him. I haven't heard back," he told CBS Pittsburgh. "But I'm sure he's getting busy with his season and getting ready as I am with the guys that we have here. But, you know, I really am looking forward to reconnecting with him, talking because, like I said, he's a good friend of mine. I still call him a good friend. And I hope that we can reconnect and I hope that our friendship can continue to grow."
Ryan Gaydos is an editor for Fox News. Follow him on Twitter @Gaydos_.
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At about 5:30am yesterday, a guy suspected to be a thief was caught at the Kwame Nkrumah Hall. This suspected thief is likely to be in his late twenties.
He was caught with two laptop computers, four mobile phones and Chemistry and Economics handouts after trying to escape from the vicious student from whom he had stolen.
The thief who was nearly lynched but for the timely intervention of the security persons on campus claimed to be a student when interrogated. He later however disclosed he was not a student but had students who informed him of operation times. He also revealed to have some security persons who gave him tip-offs on times to come and steal.
This is the second time Nkrumah hall is experiencing theft cases by external agents this semester. Students are therefore advised to keep an eagle's eye on their precious properties and be wary of people who pose as students but come to steal.


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Dalits uprising in India: a political sham that promotes violence
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Pakistan marked a "Black Day" over the crisis in Jammu & Kashmir recently and India hit back with a strong statement asking Pakistan to vacate the parts of Kashmir it "occupies", while noting that the "Black Day" events were led by "UN-designated terrorists" who had also protested the elimination of Osama bin Laden.
Even as both countries return to their familiar sniping, some of us who have seen this state of bloody-mindedness before can only wonder when India and Pakistan will stop taking advantage of the other's weaknesses. Especially when there are so many other issues bedeviling our combined population of 1.5 billion people, no less.
Read more: Narendra Modi's "Israeli Style Settlements" not acceptable in Kashmir: Yasin Malik
Revolts by Dalits
Like the recent revolt by Dalits in India, against "cow-worshippers" or "gau rakshaks," which in BJP-run state governments like Gujarat, Maharashtra and Haryana have turned the fine art of disdaining the eating of beef into a political sham that promotes violence.
Even as both countries return to their familiar sniping, some of us who have seen this state of bloody-mindedness before can only wonder when India and Pakistan will stop taking advantage of the other's weaknesses.
Come to think of it, the "cow-worshippers" are getting their just desserts. A mere year after the newly elected governments in Haryana and Maharashtra banned the eating of cow meat, Dalits across India are rising up and protesting the ban against skinning cows, especially those who have passed their sell-by date.
So last week Dalits in Gujarat, supported by Muslims, brought Ahmedabad to a standstill, protesting the flogging of four Dalit youth in Una. As Chief Minister Anandiben Patel was sacked, the village headman wanted to know who was now going to skin the dead animals and clean up the aftermath?
Who is a Dalit?
As the ground, once again, shifts beneath our feet, its time to ask the old question: Who is a Dalit? B. R. Ambedkar, of course, had one answer. The well-known subcontinental writer, Mohammed Hanif of Karachi, has another, in his book, Our Lady of Alice Bhatti. "These Muslas", says a protagonist, "will make you clean their sh*t and then complain that you stink."
All of us upstanding folks who talk about religion being the defining factor that separates India from Pakistan forgot to ask its Dalits. And so, while the folks were willing to kill each other for honour and nationhood and revenge, in 1947 and over the several wars later, the Dalits of India and Pakistan mostly stayed put wherever they were.
If you ask the Dalits — and certainly, no one's asking them because they don't have the political power to show their strength — partition was not only a sham and a conspiracy, it was another way of keeping them in their place. Who cares to talk about the many humiliating ways in which we treat the people who clean carcasses, mend our shoes and take away the human waste from our dry latrines?
All those in Rawalpindi and New Delhi reading this will, of course, shrug their shoulders and open the next file that deals with "How to Mark Another Black Day" or, tell the people of Kashmir that "You Are Our Children, So Please Get Back to School?".
Jogendra Nath Mandal, Pakistan's first Minister for Law and Labour
Certainly, it is entirely unnecessary to ask the family of Jogendra Nath Mandal, Pakistan's first Minister for Law and Labour and an untouchable to boot, who supported Jinnah's transformation into the Qaid-e-Azam — but whose touch and presence and political power could not be tolerated by Pakistan's upper-caste Muslims, especially former Prime Minister Chaudhry Ali.
Mandal was forced to migrate back to his beloved Calcutta, where he spent the rest of his days being taunted by upper-caste Hindu folks for his double betrayal. The betrayal against "Hinduism" and the betrayal for preferring Pakistan to India.
Rise of India's Dalits
So even as Kashmir has been blowing up in India's face in recent weeks, India's Dalits have been rising up in revolt. The stage is being set for another political confrontation across north India's heartland, in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat where elections will be held next year, and where Dalits live in large numbers.
Read more: India: Women win right to enter the sacred parts of temples and mosques
Surinder Jodhka, a professor of Dalit Studies at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University, points out that the Dalit landscape is changing, and that in the post-liberalisation period, a "new Dalit-ness is emerging." These young men, from Rohith Vemula to the Gujarat Dalit youth who committed suicide in protest against the Una flogging, are not afraid to use suicide as protest against the existing caste superstructure.
But, with the BJP adopting Ambedkar as its new icon, Jodhka says the contradictions between Ambedkar's "anti-Hindu" writings and the RSS' emphasis on Hindu-dom will only deepen.
These young men, from Rohith Vemula to the Gujarat Dalit youth who committed suicide in protest against the Una flogging, are not afraid to use suicide as protest against the existing caste superstructure.
A new dilemma looms large on the horizon. The BJP's Dalit leaders, especially those who joined the party on the eve of the 2014 Lok Sabha election as they got caught up in the pro-Modi wave sweeping India at that time, are increasingly afraid that they will be marginalised by their own community.
Unlike Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Thawar Chand Gehlot, a Dalit leader who was brought up within the RSS-BJP fold, several BJP Dalit MPs are concerned that the party is not coming down on cow vigilantes as hard as it should. They fear that if the BJP doesn't crack down, they will be marginalised in favour of activists from the street — and much more hardline in the bargain.
Meanwhile, Home Minister Rajnath Singh is visiting Islamabad for SAARC home ministers conference — but it may be real to test the waters for the SAARC Summit scheduled to be held later this November.
Will Prime Minister Narendra Modi go to Pakistan for the Summit? Or will he be swept up in the changes currently sweeping India, from the unrest in Kashmir to the Dalit refusal to accept the status quo?
Those answers await us all.
This article was first published in India Writes.
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Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition of the British post-punk band's third album, originally released in 1979. 154 peaked at #39 in the UK Albums Chart, the highest position the band has achieved. The album is so named because the...
Vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition of the British post-punk band's third album, originally released in 1979. 154 peaked at #39 in the UK Albums Chart, the highest position the band has achieved. The album is so named because the band had played 154 gigs in their career at the time of the album's release. Pitchfork listed 154 as 85th best album of the 1970s. Wire's first three albums need no introduction. They are the three classic albums on which Wire's reputation is based. Moreover, they are the recordings that minted the post-punk form. This was adopted by other bands, but Wire were there first. This vinyl version should be considered Wire's classic 1970s period, pure and undiluted.


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Q: Clojurescript quickstart issue with leiningen I follow the Clojurescript QuickStart on Window 7 and stuck with the final point - run with Leiningen.
Simple command:
lein run -m clojure.main repl.clj

returns error with enomourous stacktrace wich starts so:
clojure.lang.Compiler$CompilerException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate cljs/repl__init.class or cljs/repl.clj on classpath: , compiling:(X:\n\code\hello_world\repl.clj:1:1)

I've search the web and found nearest case, but I've just copied whole code from the site, so I believe there is no typo.

What am I missing?
repl.clj:
(require 'cljs.repl)
(require 'cljs.build.api)
(require 'cljs.repl.browser)
(cljs.build.api/build "src"
  {:main 'hello-world.core
   :output-to "out/main.js"
   :browser-repl true
   :verbose true})
(cljs.repl/repl (cljs.repl.browser/repl-env)
  :watch "src"
  :output-dir "out")

Update:
I've created project 'hw' with lein, copied repl.clj to the project root directory as well as cljs.jar. Also I've copied cljs.jar to src directory (it was mentioned in the quick start guide that src goes to classpath automatically), but result is the same.
project.clj:
 (defproject hw "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
      :description "FIXME: write description"
      :url "http://example.com/FIXME"
      :license {:name "Eclipse Public License"
                :url "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html"}
      :dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.6.0"]]
      :main ^:skip-aot hw.core
      :target-path "target/%s"
      :profiles {:uberjar {:aot :all}})

Update 2
Also no luck even with adding clojurescript as dependency:
(defproject hw "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
  :description "FIXME: write description"
  :url "http://example.com/FIXME"
  :license {:name "Eclipse Public License"
            :url "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html"}
  :dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.6.0"]
                 [org.clojure/clojurescript "1.7.170"]
                 ]
  :main ^:skip-aot hw.core
  :target-path "target/%s"
  :profiles {:uberjar {:aot :all}})

Putting cljs.jar to lib direcroty didn't help either.
https://youtu.be/ciCQ_Nkis4I

A: For Leiningen to pick up cljs.jar you need to create a lib directory off your project root directory and put cljs.jar in there. The tutorial does mention this under the Dependencies section, which comes just before the Leiningen section:

If you have a few dependencies, one convention is to put them into a folder called lib

I guess you are supposed to infer that Leiningen follows this convention.
My evidence for this working is here: leiningen - how to add dependencies for local jars?
However notice there's a comment at the bottom:

As of Leiningen v2, the lib/ directory functionality has been removed.

So the Quickstart tutorial is out of date.
I would recommend going straight to figwheel for an introduction to Clojurescript, despite what is said there.


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«Chusotsu»: Ebichu no Ike Ike Best и «Chukara»: Ebichu no Waku Waku Best — два сборных альбома «лучших хитов» японской идол-группы Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku. Оба вышли в Японии в один день 16 ноября 2016 года. Кроме того, группа выпустила лимитированный бокс-сет «Chusotsu» «Chukara»: Ebichu no Complete Best, включающий оба вышеупомянутых альбома, а также третий компакт-диск с миксом из песен группы.

«Chusotsu»: Ebichu no Ike Ike Best

Альбом  включает все синглы, которые группа выпустила на мейджор-лейбле к тому моменту (все стороны «А» первых десяти мейджор-синглов), одну сторону «Б» и один трек, выходивший до этого только в альбоме. Некоторые песни были перезаписаны для данного сборника текущим составом группы.

В альбоме представлены песни разных жанров — таких, как хэви-метал, мелокор и электропоп. Как пишет в своей рецензии японский музыкальный сайт CDJournal, это собрание отлично показывает индивидуальность группы и отражает её творческий путь. Сайт также отмечает музыкальность песен и то, как индивидуальность каждой участницы использовалась в текстах.

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«Chukara»: Ebichu no Waku Waku Best

В альбоме  представлены избранные стороны «Б» (с мейджор-синглов группы) и несколько треков, издававшихся до этого только в альбомах. Некоторые песни были перезаписаны для данного сборника текущим составом группы. Также в альбоме есть одна новая песня, которая называется «Sudden Death».

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«Chusotsu» «Chukara»: Ebichu no Complete Best
 — лимитированный бокс-сет, включающий оба вышеупомянутых альбома плюс третий компакт-диск — с более чем часовым попурри, смикшированным из песен группы диджеем .

Содержание
 CD1:«Chusotsu»: Ebichu no Ike Ike Best
 CD2:«Chukara»: Ebichu no Waku Waku Best
 CD3:EBICHU's Championship Tera-Mix (Mixed by CMJK)  (• микс из 81 песни, общее время проигрывания приблизительно 70 минут)

Чарты

«Chusotsu»: Ebichu no Ike Ike Best

«Chukara»: Ebichu no Waku Waku Best

Примечания

Ссылки
 «Chūsotsu» «Chukara» — официальный веб-сайт альбома  от лейбла звукозаписи Sony Music Japan

Альбомы Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku
Альбомы SME Records


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IT & AUTOMATION
PROJECT MANAGEMENT & PROCESS
Inspirational meetings
Your own dreams create the most energy - An anniversary interview with Thomas Meldgaard Petersen
10 years ago Thomas Meldgaard Petersen started AlfaNordic as a sole proprietorship. Since then AlfaNordic has transformed into a privately owned limited company with close to 100 employees. Here he talks about why and how he started AlfaNordic.
Thomas started his career at a forge and machine shop where he helped build and service machines. He worked in the workshop while he was studying to be an engineer. The practical experience gave him and some fellow students the idea of establishing a company already during their studies. They had seen a gap in the market where they could go in and help forge and machine workshops that had no engineering capabilities themselves and needed some help. They called the company MTM maskindesign because they were called Mikael, Thomas and Michael. The smaller companies needed computational skills – someone who could do drawings or design machines when they didn't have the ability themselves or the desire to contact a major engineering company.
When they finished their studies, all 3 of them quite quickly were offered regular jobs with good pay, with benefits such as a canteen scheme, pension, etc., so they closed the company. That was the first time Thomas –experienced self–employment. He was subsequently employed by Rockwool Engineering, which designs Rockwool production plants, and then Krüger Engineering, which designs water treatment process plants, and he later joined NNE, where GMP and process plants were made primarily for Novo and Novozymes, but also for other companies in the life science industry. In this connection he was involved in projects in both Switzerland and China and met Christian Ilsøe, who now owns AlfaNordic together with Henrik Linnemann and Thomas.
Why did you choose to start AlfaNordic and become self–employed?
To go back a bit, in NNE I had the opportunity to become head of the machine area since my former boss was looking for new opportunities. The machine area consisted of 3 departments and I had 3 heads of department who referred to me. So, contrary to what I was used to, primarily strategic tasks started landing on my desk. I felt there were some things I needed to learn more about and signed up for the MBA degree at CBS in 2005 and completed it in 2007. It was a great education, a special MBA that they called MBA–TMO (Technology, Market and Organisation).
It was a targeted MBA for technology companies – executives who came from technology companies, so we worked a lot with know-how and knowledge management. A lot of it was about how to develop new products and create new services. We visited exciting, innovative companies and universities around the world. It was a great study and it fit with the times and inspired me to see that there were some things that I thought could be done in a different way. However, I later had to acknowledge that there were some things I wanted to do that were not listened to or was believed that there was no time for. In 2006 I left NNE and got a job in another consulting engineering firm, Birch & Krogboe. They had a smaller area that worked with services for the pharmaceutical industry, but wanted to develop it further. I became the business manager for this area, but I could still feel that there was something I needed to live out. I simply had to become self–employed. I wanted to make my own strategies and take responsibility for getting them implemented. The dream was to create a consulting business, which focused on the life science industry and with the customer at the centre. From the start, it was a goal to create a company consisting of employees with the attitude and desire to make a difference. I felt that the time was right with regard to the experience I had, where I was in my working life, and also in my family life, because that is also an important part of the decision when you want to be independent – you need involve your family. At that time, my family consisted of my wife, Elisabeth, my son, Alexander, and myself. In March 2008 we decided that now was the time to take the step, so I handed in my notice and immediately went on to establish AlfaNordic; at first as a –sole proprietorship, because that was the fastest way and required very little. Today, almost all companies can be started just as quickly.
I had some conversations with a former colleague, Ole Bækgaard, who was on his way home from the US at the time. He had been posted on a project over there. He was also ready to become self-employed and quickly became a partner in AlfaNordic. Now we became two owners by converting it into a private limited –company, so we each had one half. We had tasks from the beginning, so the danger that we would not be able to make a living out of it was quickly averted. We were simply able to do that from day one. Everything we feared – for example that we were unable to get customers and assignments fortunately never occurred.
How is your perception of the period of time since you started AlfaNordic? Does it feel like 10 long or 10 short years?
It varies how I think about it. A lot of things have happened in those 10 years, so when I look at everything that has been accomplished, I feel like it's a long time since we started. We have established ourselves in both China and Denmark, and we have a company in the US. We will soon be 100 employees, and are working with many of the companies we would like to collaborate with in the industry. In other areas it doesn't feel like 10 years, because something new is happening all the time. It has gone really fast. So it depends on how I think about it.
Do you remember the first assignment you got?
Yes, it was a task that ended up lasting 4 years. It was a customer who was looking for a project manager to manage their own resources. The customer was in the process of setting up a new factory for a GMP production of a product they already had, but at that time the product was not manufactured in accordance with GMP. They had made a preliminary test and had to acknowledge that their plant could not be rebuilt to comply with current GMP guidelines. It was decided that the production facility should be built in China. As a result, over the fall of 2008, I had more and more of my activities in China. The customer wanted to use an engineering company based in China, so they ended up asking if it would be possible for us to move to China, rather than commute back and forth. So I moved with the project to China in the fall of 2008, and we created AlfaNordic in China as an independent company in 2009.
When did Henrik Linnemann become part of AlfaNordic?
We needed to get a 3rd party into the company. We realised we needed more knowledge about GMP. That is a must in this industry. We had heard rumours that Christian Ilsøe was looking for new challenges, so we contacted Christian, but he was not ready to become self–employed. "Where do you place your piece, so that you will also get a salary next month?", he asked, and we had no good answer for him. Christian advised us to contact Henrik Linnemann, who was a former colleague of his. At the time Henrik was a freelance consultant. We contacted him and he decided to join the company as a partner in early 2009. Soon we got a demand in China for a validation manager, and that was spot on Henrik.
I also employed a project assistant, and we started to hire local labour in China, and at the same time we brought in specialists from abroad – both Danes, Americans, Englishmen, Irishmen; all sorts of specialists came and worked for us in AlfaNordic. Before we knew where we were, we employed 25 people in China. Ole continued with AlfaNordic in Denmark and served our customers there. At that time, we had 2–3 consultants working for us in Denmark.
When did you start to upscale and focus more on the Danish business?
At some point in 2011. Henrik and I thought we had been in China for a long time, and Ole had run everything that had to do with the Danish department. We were in contact via phone / Skype and met occasionally in Denmark, but not that often. There had been a lot of work in China, so we had actually moved in different directions. Ole decided that he wanted to leave AlfaNordic and become self–employed with his own business. We could see that our strategies were pointing different ways, so we agreed with the decision. We had another meeting with Christian Ilsøe, who at that time concluded that if he was ever to become independent, now was the time. So he bought 1/3 of the business, and came aboard.
I started spending more and more of my time back in Denmark. Christian and I aligned the strategy for the Danish part of AlfaNordic, and we started to look ahead in terms of how we should develop in the future. It was around the turn of the year 2012. Christian and I spent the first six months visiting potential customers in our network. We drank a lot of coffee and talked a lot of strategy. In the summer 2012 it exploded in our hands and we got one query after another. We were extremely busy, and first we solved everything we could ourselves, but we needed to get more help and hire some people in a hurry.
Why do you think everything happened at once at that time? Was it because of the work you put into all your visits, or was it a general trend in the industry?
I think it was a good mix. Of course, you have to be visible so the industry knows that you are there and can help if there are any tasks. And then it definitely seemed like the industry was gaining momentum at that time. At least we got a lot of assignments, and by the end of 2012 we had a total of 12 employees in Denmark. We were simply so busy that all available hands, and anyone who wanted to, could just come and help us solve tasks. From then it was full speed ahead. All our budgets and all our plans were run over. We got some really good employees into the company, and our growing network in the industry has since helped ensure that there has been a constant approach from both existing customers and new customers.
How aware were you of the importance of being more people to handle AlfaNordic in relation to starting it yourself?
The experience I have gained from previous projects in relation to solving tasks and developing competencies has convinced me that everything goes much faster and much better when more people are involved. More brains just think better, and some dynamic effects are created that make it possible to go really far if you gather in a group with complementary skills to solve a task. If it's possible to manage the disagreements that arise in such a group, then you can really move big things. So right from the start, I had a desire for it to be more than just myself. Teams are what create the big results. Therefore, part of the recipe of AlfaNordic has always been to attract talented employees and colleagues to the company.
What was the vision of AlfaNordic in the beginning?
To create a customer–oriented company that can bring value to our customers and create an organisation that always goes all in. We want to be the preferred advisor for the Life Science industry and help develop skilled and efficient GxP advisors who provide the optimal solution for our clients' tasks, share knowledge and create value in the industry. Going all in is something I've had with me from my youth. If you start a task, then you have to focus and do your best, and then you have to do something extra. I've always been disappointed with colleagues or business partners if I've felt that they haven't gone 100% into a task. When I think back to the time when I served "my national service", I remember there were group members who wanted to get it over with as easy as possible. That was never the way I wanted to go. So the goal of AlfaNordic has always been, and still is, to create a company that makes an extraordinary effort. A deterministic organisation which, when it starts a task, solves it as well as possible, and otherwise stays on the task until it is resolved. This is one of the things that has always been a guiding star in my way of being – both as a private person, but also at work. This has kind of been the concept of becoming self–employed. We want to be able to service the customers in the best possible way and solve the extraordinary tasks.
How do you ensure that the deterministic approach is found in all employees as the company grows?
First and foremost, we hire employees with the right attitude. We are aware that attitudes are more important than having exactly the right skills. Changing people's attitudes is not as easy as upgrading their skills. It is far easier to teach people new skills. If employees already have a higher education, then we know that they can learn new professional skills fairly quickly.
In addition, we have formulated a vision / mission for the company and 5 principles, which are our guiding principles, so that employees, managers and customers can see and understand what we do at AlfaNordic.
The 5 principles are:
24 hours' response time, A word is a word, We share knowledge, We see possibilities and We go a step further.
If you had to pass on something to other entrepreneurs in relation to starting a business, which experiences do you think you have gained?
If you do not start up when you're very young, but you already have a family, then you have to get the family to go along with the idea, because it is quite a leap when you go from being an employee to becoming an independent entrepreneur. It requires something of you, and you must have clarified with your family that there may be times when they will not see much of you. There will be periods of time when your tasks fill practically 24–7 – at least in the type of companies that I can speak of. The company that does something extraordinary and creates extraordinary results. That said, it's all about letting your dream loose, and I can only recommend it. It creates tremendous energy when you take charge of your own dreams and start up things in the world. If you can make it work, you will be able to create completely extraordinary results that are rarely possible in a larger organisation as an employee. I can only recommend that more people take the plunge into independence and put their own ideas into action. You have to be ready for mistakes and wrong decisions being made, but that's part of it, and then you have to learn from your mistakes, try to minimise them, and avoid too many repetitions. It is important to set some high goals and strive to achieve them. And it is important to remember to celebrate your successes. That is often forgotten. Furthermore, it is important to bring some people with you who can complement your own shortcomings. In that way you are constantly building a stronger organisation. You have to attract someone who has skills that are better than your own in their field.
Where is AlfaNordic going in the future? Where is the industry moving and how is AlfaNordic keeping up?
Looking at the industry, the growth and development that has been, I think it will continue for quite some time. New treatment methods, new drugs, new medicine are still needed, so the industry will grow. I'm pretty sure of that. New technology is emerging all the time. There is a rapid development in the IT field with artificial intelligence, robots and more advanced use of software, so new methods, new work areas are constantly emerging, and I think we will see that happen even faster in the future. We can see that some of the IT that is being developed in completely different industries could be used in the life science industry, for example in the field of quality assurance. The blockchain technology currently available in connection with digital currencies is something completely new that I am sure over time will move into quality assurance.
If we look at the 10 years during which we have been going and the direction we have been moving, then I think it will continue for quite some time. We are constantly developing our competencies and, among other things, together with some of our customers, we have started our graduate programme Pharma Academy, where we hire brand new graduates, and give them a tailor–made education within GxP, so they can start contributing quickly to the life science industry. It is part of our mission to make an active contribution to the knowledge community. We want to expand our competencies and move towards the goal of creating a consultancy company that can solve all tasks in the life science industry. We will do this through continued growth, but we will also buy services within competencies that we do not cover today. We want to be significantly larger in Denmark, and at the same time be present in specifically selected countries with our international business. It is our vision that we will also be internationally recognized for our life science counselling.
10 years ago Thomas Meldgaard Petersen started AlfaNordic as a sole proprietorship. Since then AlfaNordic has transformed itself into a privately owned limited company with close to 100 employees."
Learn more about Thomas Meldgaard Petersen
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How to get a bigger network, more challenges and better business opportunities
Most people who work in life science want a challenging, educational and purposeful work life. Both employees, self-employed, freelancers, etc. will be inspired and challenged by the work and want professional feedback and sparring with talented partners.
AlfaNordic and Eltronic Pharma Engineering have entered into a strategic partnership
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As of 1 February 2020, AlfaNordic and Eltronic Pharma Engineering have entered into a strategic partnership.
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