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Flipper Punk 2009 UK
Flipper - Generic Single flac album
Performer: Flipper
Title: Generic Single
Other format: FLAC AAC AUD APE AU MPC TTA
Album – Generic Flipper is the debut studio album by San Francisco-based punk rock band Flipper, released March 30, 1982 by Subterranean Records. It is also referred to as Album, Album: Generic, Generic Flipper and just Generic. Generic Flipper was issued on CD for the first time by American Recordings (formerly Def American) in 1992 and later deleted. In 2008, the rights reverted to Flipper, and the album was reissued on December 9, 2008 by Water Records
Album: Generic Flipper is the debut album by the San Francisco band Flipper. Kurt Cobain listed it in his top 50 albums of all time. In 2008, the rights reverted to Flipper, and the album was reissued on December 9, 2008 by Water Records. Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic, who joined Flipper in 2006, contributed to the new reissue. Album: Generic Flipper Q&A.
Album - Generic Flipper contains the classics Sex Bomb, and Life. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). I love ALBUM more than I love my parents, and now you can listen to it in the.
Album – Generic Flipper is the debut album by the San Francisco band Flipper. In November 2007, Blender magazine ranked it on their list of the 100 greatest "indie rock" albums of all time. It is also referred to as Album, Album: Generic, Generic Flipper, and just Generic. In 2008, the rights reverted to Flipper, and the album was reissued December 9, 2008 by Water Records. Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic, who joined Flipper in 2006, contributed.
The last track on the album, the 8 minute noise anthem known as "Sex Bomb", contains the words "she's a sex bomb, my baby, yeah!" repeated over and over again. A great album for anyone going through a rough time in their lives. Overall Impression - 10 A true harcore punk/grunge/noise classic. Generic is essential for any serious fan of the aforementioned genres or anyone whose looking for something different. The strongest songs on Generic, in my opinion, are "Life is Cheap", "(I Saw You) Shine", and "Sex Bomb"
This album is incisive. Despite its blunt production and deliberate clumsiness and seeming inadequacy at doing anything correctly at all, it will slice you completely in half without making any mess on the carpet. The truth is heavy and so is this album. Just hearing the leering, jeering sincerity in the lyrics will core you like a pumpkin at Halloween.
Album - Generic Flipper. Lista de los grupos Punk-Rock Flipper Album - Generic Flipper. Miembros poseen este álbum1. Released on CD for the first time by American Recordings (formerly Def American) in 1992.
A Sex Bomb
B1 Sex Bomb
B2 Brain Wash
Label Code: LC 10192
RERUG1T Flipper Sex Bomb (CDr, Single, Promo) Domino RERUG1T UK 2009
this release should really be merged with the "sex bomb" single. the a-side is the 9 minute version of "sex bomb" as found on the 'generic' LP. the b side is the "sex bomb"/"brainwash" single in its entirety with no edits, remixes etc. neat package but a waste of money.
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Mum talks
Published by Erica Sosna on 11 October, 2017
Working with mums and dads is a big part of my work as a career coach. Helping them juggle and enjoy work again is something that I love to do.
I am not a mum. Not yet. But I am working every day with all kinds of mums and dads all over the world to teach them how to enjoy work again and find their work-life balance. It is tough being a parent. Best and hardest job in the world in fact.
Everything changes with parenthood. But I know for a fact that having a good plan for your career can help you be a better parent.
I understand that as a parent you need flexibility, creativity and personalised attention.
In my line of work, it is amazing to discover the patterns that link us all together no matter from what corner of the world we hail from. Still, searching your soul to discover what makes us unique is an exhilarating adventure.
And with this in mind, I invite you to listen to some mums getting real about their career and their life. We all can learn from each other and it really helps to know that you are no are not alone.
So pour a brew and get a glimpse of this powerful mini-community and learn to grad some tips to enjoy work as a parent.
How has your self-concept changed since having a child?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: I believe I have become a stronger person. More time-efficient in some aspects since becoming a parent, being able to multitask more. I have also accepted that whilst my kids are young I will never be able to go anywhere with clean clothes as they always manage to get me dirty!!
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: I lost some self confidence. I set up my own business and started working from home. It's difficult as there is no one to really bounce ideas off and no one to give positive feedback.
Rupa, 42, mum of two: I feel that I am more confident now and more aware of the type of person I am. I definitely feel like I've grown as a person – maybe become more mature as a result!
Suze, 43, mum of two: It's changed completely! Before kids I was known for partying hard/work (quite) hard, none of my friends had kids, and motherhood was quite hard to adjust to. I remember thinking that I was NEVER going to be alone again or have any fun.
Anna, 37, mum of two: I think I know myself better. It's pushed me to question myself and become more sure of what my responses are. I feel as though I'm stronger and more grounded too.
What difference has becoming a parent made to the way you look at your career?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: I am less career orientated as my priorities lie with my children first. So now the kids come before my career.
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: Although I was never career minded (worked to live), my career has taken more of a back seat than before.
Rupa, 42, mum of two: I feel a bit frustrated because I don't think I will have the opportunities that once may have been presented to me. But I've learnt to accept that I have to work in a different way to accommodate my family life. I still want to carry on working, and learn how to enjoy work again. I don't mind as much about missing out promotions.
Suze, 43, mum of two: I'm still struggling with this. On the one had I'm still ambitious and I want to work in a senior challenging role, on the other I don't want to work at all! I think full time in an office five days a week would be impossible with two small children. Now I work three days a week, in a more junior role than I would like, but senior communications roles that are flexible are rare. And, I think when my youngest is in school I'll go back full time.
Anna, 37, mum of two: It's become something secondary. It's on hold until they're all at school and even then it will be secondary.
What was the biggest shift in your mind/body/behaviour from becoming a parent?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: Less OCD more relaxed about mess!! I'm more adaptable since kids.
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: I am more motivated to succeed to provide better quality of life to my kids, and I am trying to get more organised.
Rupa, 42, mum of two: As I mentioned above, I have become more mature and self-confident as a result. Body – well it was never a temple anyway! I think behaviour wise, I am a lot more focused (probably due to lack of time) and that hopefully comes through in my behaviours.
Suze, 43, mum of two: Mentally I was like a new person – I didn't feel like me at all. Body wise it changed beyond all recognition and I guess I use motherhood as an excuse for not being fitter! I've definitely become more neurotic since being a parent and more diligent, always having another person to worry about has made me more stressy in general I guess.
Anna, 37, mum of two: I enjoy "me" time more than I ever did before, because it's so rare! I'm more motivated to create some space to look after my body and my mind.
What does success now look and feel like for you in relation to your work? Or how do you define success in your career now you are a parent? Has this changed in any way?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: Managing to work 3 days a week gives me a good sense of family life/work balance. Money is not the biggest factor that drives me to work, of course it is important but more is the flexibility of timing around the kids. Success for me now is no longer the highest salary I can achieve but instead the compromised salary around flexible working hours.
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: I am trying to work smarter so not struggling to meet deadlines but still having quality time to spend with the kids.
Suze, 43, mum of two: Success is if I can manage to use my brain while working in marketing/comms capacity. Ideally in a part-time role so that I can still pick up my kids from school, and nursery and spend enough time with them too.
Anna, 37, mum of two: I feel proud if I manage to work effectively at all to be honest! Earning money and using my brain are the motivators, rather than any vaulting ambition. Success is managing to juggle it all and stay happy…Yep. It's not about the next promotion or the next role. It's about overall contentment.
What advice would you give new mothers thinking about juggling work and parenthood? What do you wish you had known?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: It is tough no doubt but plenty of mums need to go back to work after having kids. It depends on many factors, whether you decide to go back part time or full time but I wish I had found a job prior to having kids that supported me coming back to work part time after having kids, making it more easier to juggle work around family life.
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: I started to work from home once I became a parent. I didn't realise that would mean that you couldn't really leave your work and switch off. It's always there so I would sometimes find myself working at 2 am.
Rupa, 42, mum of two: I wish I had known how consuming parenthood can be. And to be able to know that it's so hard to have both a career and a family – it took me a long time to accept that and now that I have I am a lot more content.
Suze, 43, mum of two: That your kids need so much from you when they are at school, mentally as well as childcare needs. Good support is vital – we don't have parents nearby to help out and that is tough. Flexibility in your job is worth more than remuneration. More importantly your kids will be ok in childcare and that they won't miss you nearly as much as you miss them.
Anna, 37, mum of two: It's more than possible, but be careful of taking on too much and causing yourself and the family stress. I'm aware it's a luxury to just be "thinking" about juggling rather than just having to juggle…I wish I'd known how much hard work it would be and how much everything changes, but I think it's just impossible to get that across to someone before they have kids. I'm so glad I waited until I was older to have my first.
What's the most heroic thing you have done or learned through motherhood?
Kalpa, 32, mum of two: Being able to carry on through sleep deprivation. Being able to tolerate vomit (everywhere and on me!!) as I'm not good at dealing with bad smells.
Rakhi, 46, mum of two: Taking patience to the next level!
Rupa, 42, mum of two: The ability to juggle and multitask and to put my kids needs before mine.
Suze, 43, mum of two: That I am not phased by mountains of poo!!! Or that you can manage to be professional and deliver a presentation with two hours sleep 😁
Anna, 37, mum of two: Utter selflessness, and the ability to be selfish when I need to be.
So, if you feel inspired, or intrigued or just want to hear yourself thinking just answer these questions and you can send it over at team@ericasosna.com.
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Come and join us on Thursday 11 April to hear about the opportunities to join in with activities across the churches. Starting at 7.30 p.m. at United Church in Jewry Street. See the agenda here.
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In the framework of Project TR@NSENER - European Cooperation Network on Energy Transition in Electricity, and Project Ef&RelDC@HomO – Efficient and Reliable DC Electricity Distribution at Home and Offices, CISE is organising a High Level Conference entitled "DC Electricity Distribution", to be held on the 07th of May 2019, at Guarda, Portugal.
The two keynote speakers - Mario Dionisio, Programme Officer from the European Commission (DG Energy) and Bern Wunder, Group Manager "DC Micro Grids" from Fraunhofer IISB - will provide an overview on the challenges and opportunities underlying the development of DC electricity distribution systems within the context of homes and offices.
The High Level Conference will be followed by a visit to Guarda International Research Station on Renewable Energies (CISE | GIRS-RES). For complete details about the event agenda, please click here.
Participation in the event is subjected to a mandatory registration until 30 April 2019 (click here to register). Please note that this is a free attendance event, with a limited number of seats available.
Presentation of paper "Thermal Analysis of an Induction Motor Subjected to Inter-Turn Short-Circuit Failures in the Stator Windings" at the 2019 International Conference on Industrial Engineering, Applications and Manufacturing, Sochi, Russian Federation, 25-29 March 2019.
Interview (in Portuguese) about Project "Ef&RelDC@HomO – Efficient and Reliable DC Electricity Distribution at Home and Offices", to its Principal Investigator and Director of CISE, Prof. Dr. Antonio J. Marques Cardoso, for the radio program "90 Segundos de Ciência" (90 Seconds of Science). To listen to the podcast, please click here.
The 2018 issue of CISE Newsletter has been released. Enjoy your reading!
Dr. José Miguel Vieira Alberto, Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Institute of Systems and Robotics, University of Coimbra, Portugal, presented a seminar on "Inductive Power Transfer" on the 14th of November 2018, at CISE | LSE.
The research project entitled "Ef&RelDC@HomO – Efficient and Reliable DC Electricity Distribution at Home and Offices" has been approved for funding by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Operational Programme for Competitiveness and Internationalization (COMPETE 2020) and by FCT - Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology. The project aims to leverage the deployment of DC electric energy distribution system at homes and offices, by proposing efficient and reliable solutions for the components that play a vital role in the DC electric energy distribution system. This mobilizing research project, which involves a relevant number of researchers of CISE, covers most of the fields of expertise in which CISE research team has advanced know-how. The project, funded in € 239.879,65, started on the 19th of July 2018 and will be developed over the next three years.
The fact sheet "New motor technologies", published by Topmotors, has been released in November 2018. As a follow-up of a collaboration between CISE and the Topmotors programme, the fact sheet outlines the advantages and disadvantages of various motor technologies employed in industry applications. It highlights some of the most relevant conclusions taken from research activities, in the domain of energy efficiency, carried out at CISE | LSE. The fact sheet is publicly available and can be accessed here.
Topmotors is an implementation program for efficient motor driven systems in Switzerland which offers professional support to public and private right entities, including industry, through fact sheets, continuing education courses, workshops, newsletters, and webinars.
The book "Diagnosis and Fault Tolerance of Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drives" was released by IET - The Institution of Engineering and Technology. The scope of the book encompasses the issues related to fault analysis, fault detection and isolation, diagnostics, prognostics, condition monitoring, post-fault reconfiguration, remedial operation, robust control, and fault tolerance of electromechatronic systems. Most book chapters' contributors are Integrated Researchers of CISE. The book is edited by Prof. Antonio J. Marques Cardoso, Director of CISE. For further details, please click here.
Presentation of paper "Fault-Tolerant PMSG Direct-Drive Wind Turbines, using Vector Control Techniques with Reduced DC-Link Ratings" at the 44th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, Washington D.C., USA, 21-23 October 2018.
CISE participated, as institutional partner and exhibitor, in the third edition of ENERTECH SABUGAL – Technology for Energy Fair, that took place in Sabugal, Portugal, from the 11th to the 13th of October 2018.
In the framework of an academic visit to CISE | LSE, Dr. Alejandro Gómez Yepes from Universidad de Vigo, Spain, presented a lecture entitled "Modeling and Control of Multiphase Machines and Drives" on the 4th of October 2018. Dr. Alejandro Goméz Yepes's lecture was followed by a series of seminars presented by Post-Doctoral Researchers and PhD Students.
The call for application for the International Selection Tender Procedure for Doctorate at CISE - Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre, in the framework of Project Ef&RelDC@HomO: "Efficient and Reliable DC Electricity Distribution at Home and Offices" (POCI-01-0145-FEDER-029494) is now closed.
The received applications have been evaluated and the candidates have been contacted.
"On-Line Stator Fault Diagnosis in Line-Start Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors".
The call for application for Post-Doctoral Research Opportunity at CISE - Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre, in the framework of Project Ef&RelDC@HomO: "Efficient and Reliable DC Electricity Distribution at Home and Offices" (POCI-01-0145-FEDER-029494) is now closed. The received applications have been evaluated and the candidates have been contacted.
Project TR@NSENER won the "2018 Trophée d'Or" at the 7th edition of the Deauville Green Awards, in the category of "Energy Transition" of the "Info" Competition, with the promotional video that can be seen here. The festival took place in Deauville, France, on the 19th and 20th of June 2018, bringing together 420 documentaries, image films and adverts screened in 14 themed categories.
In the framework of an academic visit to CISE | LSE, Dr. Konstantinos Gyftakis from Coventry University, UK, presented a lecture entitled "Recent Advances in Rotor Electrical Faults Diagnosis in Induction Motors" on the 7th of June 2018. Dr. Konstantinos Gyftakis's lecture was followed by a series of seminars presented by MSc and PhD Students, and Post-Doctoral Researchers.
In the scope of an initiative to raise awareness of environmental citizenship and to celebrate the World Environment Day, CISE | GIRS-RES facilities were visited by elementary school students.
The Polytechnic Institute of Tomar (IPT) organized with the participation of CISE, the Seminar "Urban Rehabilitation - Challenges and Opportunities", that was held at Tomar, on the 24th and 25th of May 2018. For further details, please click here.
The Competitiveness and Innovation Week, organized in the framework of Project 4INOVA.PT, took place from 5 to 9 of March 2018. A journey dedicated to "Trends for Innovation in the sectors of Agri-Food, Information Technologies, Communications and Electronics, and Materials", promoted by NERGA (Business Association for the Region of Guarda), took place on 9 March 2018, at Guarda. One of the panels of the event counted with the participation of Prof. Carlos Figueiredo Ramos who gave a talk under the thematic "Renewable Energies: Cogeneration and Trigeneration".
The publication Open-Circuit Fault Diagnosis in PMSG Drives for Wind Turbine Applications, by Nuno Freire, Jorge Estima and Antonio J. M. Cardoso, in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Vol. 60, Nº 9, pp. 3957-3967, September, 2013, has been listed by Web of Science as Highly Cited Paper for receiving enough citations in November/December 2017 to place it in the top 1% of the academic field of Engineering based on a highly cited threshold for the field and publication year. [Data from Essential Science Indicators ℠].
The publication A New Algorithm for Real-Time Multiple Open-Circuit Fault Diagnosis in Voltage-Fed PWM Motor Drives by the Reference Current Errors, by Jorge Estima and Antonio J. M. Cardoso, in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, Vol. 60, Nº 8, pp. 3496-3505, August, 2013, has been listed by Web of Science as Highly Cited Paper for receiving enough citations in November/December 2017 to place it in the top 1% of the academic field of Engineering based on a highly cited threshold for the field and publication year. [Data from Essential Science Indicators ℠].
CISE has the pleasure to inform that the IEEE European Public Policy Initiative (EPPI) has just published the public policy position statement entitled "DC Electricity Distribution in the European Union: An opportunity for energy efficiency in Europe". This position statement provides European authorities with key recommendations that will help positioning Europe as a leader of one of the most significant technology advances of the next few years. To read this position statement, please click here.
The IEEE EPPI brings together technology experts and European public authorities, promoting the dialogue and exchange of points of view between the European engineering community and the European public authorities.
On behalf of the Guest-Editor, Prof. Antonio J. Marques Cardoso, we have the pleasure to inform that the Special Issue on "Fault Diagnosis of Electric Machines, Power Electronics and Drives" of the IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications has been released. To access it, please click here.
Project TR@NSENER: "Réseau Européen de Coopération sur la Transition Energétique en Electricité", involving Université Toulouse III Paul Sabatier (France), Fundación para la Sostenibilidad Energética y Ambiental (Spain), Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa (Portugal), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France), Fundación CIRCE - Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energéticos (Spain), Universidade da Beira Interior - CISE (Portugal) and Fundación Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía (Spain), was approved for funding by the European Commission under the Program INTERREG V-B SUDOE.


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By Deven Pamben 11 Jan 2017
Daily mile initiatives in schools are helping tackle obesity
MPs have discussed the most effective ways to use cash raised from the soft drinks tax, including the rolling out of sports camps and daily mile initiatives.
The 90-minute debate, which took place on Tuesday afternoon at Westminster in London, was tabled by Justin Tomlinson, MP for North Swindon. He opened the discussion by saying that a third of children are overweight or obese, which was "an alarming figure, which creates social norms and becomes acceptable".
Tomlinson highlighted the positive work of Draycott Sports Camp in his constituency, which runs after-school, weekend and school holiday clubs. He said: "Two-hundred primary schoolchildren were being active every day in the last summer holidays.
"The club is for the vast majority of children who are not sport minded. There should be hundreds and hundreds of these camps."
In March last year, the government announced it would be introducing a tax on sugary drinks, which is expected to come into force in April 2018 and predicted to raise £520m in its first year.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb, who also attended the debate, confirmed that the £520m from the levy will be ring-fenced until 2020. However, Will Quince, MP for Colchester questioned whether £520m would be raised and said the figure would more likely be between £200-300m.
During the debate, Maggie Throup, MP for Erewash, warned that one in five children begin primary school either being overweight or obese and that youngsters are being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. She said: "We need to tackle obesity at a young age. Changing habits in children now will change their habits for life."
David Rutley, MP for Macclesfield, and Caroline Monaghan, MP for Glasgow North West, highlighted the importance of daily mile initiatives.
Monaghan told MPs: "The daily mile was developed in Stirling. It takes 15 minutes each day. My own children do the daily mile up and down tarmac. They say it makes then feel energised and refreshed."
She continued: "The Scottish Government has made a commitment that Scotland will be the first daily mile nation and it will be rolled out in schools, nurseries, colleges and workplaces. Eight-hundred schools are doing the daily mile."
St Ninians Primary in Stirling, Scotland, launched its daily mile scheme in 2015. Monaghan said that there are now no overweight children in Primary 1 at the school, adding: "We need to raise children as fit and active citizens."
Rutley called on the UK Government to prioritise efforts to encourage schools to adopt daily mile initiatives. He argued that active mile concepts, which were referenced in the Government's Childhood Obesity Plan, are "simple, basic initiatives, that encourage and inspire children, taking just 15 minutes out of the day to run, walk, or jog".
He said: "They are fun, non-competitive and inclusive. Something everyone can engage with, and they help to encourage more children to get their 60 minutes of activity at school."
Rutley also spoke about the positive effects that such schemes and other physical activities can have on children's academic performance, which he said left kids "more awake, more alert, and more focused on their lessons".
The MP also advocated the role that organisations such as ukactive can play in helping roll out active mile schemes.
A ukactive report, Blueprint for an Active Britain: Milestone Review, has called for the national roll out of active mile concepts, offering a simple way for schools to incorporate an inclusive physical activity into schools.
After the debate, ukactive executive director Steven Ward said: "Active mile schemes have shown themselves to be a great way of getting children moving more in school and should be rolled out nationwide, but ukactive research shows that children are least active when they're at home, so money from the Sugar Levy should also be used beyond the school gates to offer activity sessions that are accessible for all over holiday periods.
"Schools minister Nick Gibb's confirmation that the £520m of extra funding from the Soft Drink Industry Levy will be ring-fenced until 2020 should be viewed as a deadline for the physical activity sector in order to evidence our impact."
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Over the last few weeks the club has been putting in the hard yards with appearances at two local non-modeling themed events. We like to support local activities as much as possible, not only does it give visitors something else to look at, but it allows us to get into the community, make ourselves visible, and hopefully draw in new members and bring new people into the hobby.
With that in mind, we attended the Middleton Cheney Fete on 5th June, with a gazebo full to bursting with all sorts of our finished work, with some of the flying craft hanging from the gazebo ceiling! With the weather very favourable we had a lovely day and enjoyed meeting new and familiar faces alike.
At the end of June, we then made our annual appearance at the Bloxham Steam Rally where we resumed our huge display in the dedicated modeling tent. Naturally for our centrepiece show, the 50 Years of Star Trek was front and centre, and accompanied by a huge range of kits from our varied and talented membership.
The weather was a bit iffy, but on the most part good and there were plenty of people taking a keen interest in the display and we had lots of fun and interesting conversations with those stopping by. Our thanks goes out to everyone who stopped by at either the Fete, Steam Rally (or both!) and enjoyed what we had to offer. Now the planning starts for next year!
For the full collection of pictures for each event, check out our Facebook page, or Flickr page.
Interested in joining? Want to find out more about model making? Then pay a visit to one of our monthly meetings. Find out where we meet here.
IPMS Middleton Cheney is pleased to announce that we will be displaying at next weekend's Middleton Cheney Fete on Sunday 5th June.
We're delighted to be able to support local events and hope visitors enjoy our display. It provides a great opportunity for the club to make its presence known within the community, as well as give the model-making hobby exposure to the general public. Budding model makers and experienced hands, young and old, don't always realise there might be a club for them in their neighbourhood and therefore local events give us a platform to recruit new people into the hobby.
If you plan on attending, we look forward to seeing you there!


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Terminaion Shock
By Neal Stephenson
Neal Stephenson is one of the most gifted storytellers going, and he really puts those gifts to the test, almost flaunting them, in Termination Shock, a novel which spends a few hundred pages in introductory matter before it even starts to explain what it's about.
Stephenson can get away with this because he's a master explainer, his novels often feeling like a series of fascinating TED talks on topics ranging across science, history, and politics. But he's good with the action too, and whipping the reader along on globe-trotting adventures filled with colourful characters.
In brief, Termination Shock is a CliFi novel, telling the story of an attempt by a Texas billionaire to blast the atmosphere with sulfur in order to mitigate global warming. To this end he has assembled an eclectic group of representatives from some of the cities and states most threatened by rising sea levels. Think the Queen of the Netherlands, Lord Mayor of London, a representative from Singapore, and some Venetian aristos. Meanwhile, the story of a Sikh from Richmond, BC moves on a parallel track, his fate crossing with that of the others in the finale.
There's plenty going on, including some stuff, like the romance, that doesn't work. But it's Stephenson's best book since Seveneves, and has plenty of thrills as well as lots to make you think.
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By Tade Thompson
British author Tade Thompson's recently completed Wormwood Trilogy was a fantastic debut, and with his new novel he shows no sign of letting up.
Spaceship first mate Michelle Campion wakes from her sleeping pod to a gruesome act of sabotage. It seems some of the immigrants she is taking to a new home planet have been sliced and diced, and the ship's AI isn't being very helpful in explaining how it happened.
The plot thickens and Campion is joined by a down-and-out detective, an old family friend, an artificial person, and an alien all trying to figure out who or what is behind the carnage. This they will have to do before the killer takes them out too.
A fast-paced and fresh spin on the classic "locked room" murder mystery, Far From the Light of Heaven shows Thompson isn't slowing down in establishing himself as one of SF's brightest new talents.
By Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Utopias are thought exercises, their ideal communities or states serving as a critique of how we manage affairs in this, the real world. Herland is a feminist utopia in that its main target is the status of women circa. 1915, but it plugs into the tradition of Utopian writing in other ways as well.
Its neatest trick is inverting the usual presentation of men as being rational and women emotional. The three explorers who discover Herland are introduced as being men of science, but they are treated as little more than children (even schoolgirls!) by the race of alpha females. For all the men's education, one of them turns into a helpless romantic while another is a lecherous brute only interested in a smorgasbord of "Girls and Girls and Girls." Confronted by the mature (over-40) women who run the place this would-be player is disgusted at the sight of people who, in his own world, properly remain invisible.
In contrast, the citizens of Herland are, like most Utopians, thoroughly rational – "inconveniently reasonable" even. They don't have any interest in sex (they reproduce by parthenogenesis) and have elevated the maternal instinct from a "brute passion" to a religion. The sublimation of the passions is usually a first step on the road to dystopia, but here it's a blessing. Nature itself has been transformed, with the Darwinian struggle for existence elided by the "negative eugenics" of population control and evolution itself being consciously directed.
The cover calls this a "lost" novel but it seems to have just dropped out of print. Originally appearing in serial form in Gilman's magazine The Forerunner, it was only first published as a book in 1979. Much of it has now dated pretty badly, but for anyone interested in the early days of feminist speculative fiction it's an essential text.
By Alex Goodin classics, novels January 12, 2022 311 Words10 Comments
By Robert Repino
Malefactor is the final volume in Robert Repino's whimsical War With No Name trilogy, with the titular war being one between humans and animals that have been anthropomorphized by the late Ant Queen.
The cat Mort(e) is again one of the main characters, along with the dogs D'Arc and Falkirk. Together they are trying to defend the holy city of Hosanna, ruled by a joint government of humans and animals, from the posthumous plots of the Ant Queen, now being carried out by a pack of wolves.
This is epic stuff, though it's presented throughout on a very personal level, with the weird interspecies pairings seeming somehow natural in spite of everything. Odd but effective world building in the grand fantasy manner.
By Alex Goodin novels January 5, 2022 130 Words5 Comments
Out of the Silent Planet
By C. S. Lewis
There's a dividing line in the twentieth century between what may be thought of as naïve and modern conceptions of other intelligent life in our solar system. In the earlier, naïve dispensation other planets, like Mars, could be host to all sorts of strange beings – friendly, hostile, and indifferent – essentially functioning as newly discovered continents. And so we have the Old Mars of H. G. Wells, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and C. S. Lewis, among others. But when scientists started learning more about Mars in the 1960s and '70s, and the best that could be hoped for was finding trace evidence of water or the potential for terraforming, our fantasies had to be pushed further afield.
In 1938 Mars was still open ground imaginatively, allowing C. S. Lewis to indulge a flight of space fantasy. Out of the Silent Planet is the first in a trilogy of books describing a kind of cosmic religious allegory directed at effecting "a change-over from the conception of Space to the conception of Heaven." Mars is Malacandra, an Edenic Technicolor playhouse inhabited by three rational species (Hrossa, Sorns, and Pfifltriggi) that are in turn ruled over by angelic beings known as Eldila. Earth, meanwhile, is the black sheep (silent planet) of our solar neighbourhood, the domain of a fallen (or "bent") angel.
Not a book to read for its story, Out of the Silent Planet is more a novel of ideas, which are the main interest of the philologist Ransom anyway. The mockery of the (human) racist Dr. Weston is the highlight, and gives a good indication of where Lewis was most deeply engaged.
By Alex Goodin classics, novels December 22, 2021 280 Words9 Comments
The Hard Side of the Moon
By Hugh A. D. Spencer
Sure, a lot of genre fiction can start to sound the same after a while. There are conventions to respect and boxes to check. But SF is probably the biggest tent of them all, and a book like The Hard Side of the Moon by Toronto author Hugh A. D. Spencer stretches the old familiar fabric in so many new and original ways it's a treat that leaves you not only wondering where it's going at every turn, but where you've been at the end.
Matthew Bishop is a young man slowly going nowhere in 1970s Alberta – making robot mannequins, working as a campus radio DJ, falling in and out of relationships – when destiny comes calling in the shape of his mother's new boyfriend. It turns out he's an employee of Progressive Apparatus, a mysterious organization that readers familiar with Spencers's other work will recognize (most recently in his story collection The Progressive Apparatus). Before long Matthew is working as an "intern" in a slave labour camp on the moon, doing work related to a plan involving aliens harnessing human brain power.
A loving satire not only of SF but its fan culture as well, Spencer has written a novel that's both lighthearted and, in its final pages, profound.
By Alex Goodin novels December 15, 2021 227 Words5 Comments
By Dave Eggers
Even in 2013 I think Dave Eggers might have been a little late to the party in writing a novel addressing the threat of Big Tech and surveillance capitalism to civil liberties. Didn't we all feel by then that any company having to admonish itself not to be evil was going to find it hard to do otherwise?
The Circle corporation is a generic tech giant, located in an Edenic campus. The novel's opening sentence gives us Mae Holland's first impression on arriving: "My God, Mae thought. It's heaven." "Outside the walls of the Circle, all was noise and struggle, failure and filth. But here, all had been perfected." The walls are even placarded with mission statements — the religious meaning of mission being operative here — suggesting the Circle's self-appointed role as benevolent Father ("We will become all-seeing, all-knowing").
The main point here is that the endpoint of the Circle's cult of transparency and "going clear" is the panopticon, and the cybertopians of the Circle have some decent arguments to make. What's more, our slavery to convenience and desire is always a choice. We can't blame Big Tech for everything.
I think Eggers does a great job sending up the language, and indeed the entire belief system of the cybertopians, though my initial thought was that the only reason for The Circle being 500 pages was to sell it to Hollywood (which is in fact what happened). I think it might have been punchier at half the length. Still, the theme of our complicity in evil, indeed our pursuit of it, is of vital importance in understanding the current mess we're in, and why in 2021, when the sequel The Every came out, there was no more reason to feel optimistic about where we were heading.
By Alex Goodin novels December 8, 2021 299 Words4 Comments
By Brent Spiner
Data has written a book!
Or, to be exact, Brent Spiner, the actor who played the android Data on the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, has written "a mem-noir inspired by true events."
This isn't really science fiction, but it is set in 1991 and a lot of it takes place on the set of Star Trek: TNG, where Spiner finds himself the subject of unwanted letters from an obsessed stalker-fan who is assuming the identity of Data's child, Lal.
What follows is like a mix of Fatal Attraction and Robert Altman's Hollywood-noir The Player. And it's a lot of fun, zipping along with humour, plot twists, and thrills while reintroducing us to the cast of the show in their off hours: Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, and even Jean-Luc Picard himself, Patrick Stewart. It's hard not to think about how it would make a great TV movie, but who would you get to play these guys?
Jack Four
By Neal Asher
While it may be a cliché to call a book like Jack Four "action-packed" it's hard to think of a better description. We're plunged straight into the madness on the first page as the titular narrator (so named because he's one of twenty clones) hops out of a matrix "coffin" and almost immediately has to start battling for survival.
Non-stop carnage follows as Jack the Bioweapon takes on an all-star line-up of monsters and supersoldiers, enduring what should be multiple season-ending injuries but for his special healing abilities. No matter how much damage he takes he can be almost instantly repaired, leaving him ready to fight another (and another, and another) round.
Though this is a standalone volume set in the Neal Asher's already well-stocked Polity universe you may feel a bit at sea if you're not familiar with the crablike prador and their long-running war against humanity. But the device of beginning with Jack's "birth" and having to learn about his world as he goes along helps, even if you don't get many chances to stop and catch your breath when the games begin.
By Alex Goodin novels August 30, 2021 197 Words5 Comments


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Estee Lauder Bronze Dunes #4 is a warm brown with a matte finish that is limited edition and retails for $21.00. In comparison, Tarte One Too Manet is a warm brown with a satin finish that is limited edition and.
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Q: sed command working only when no outfile is written I'd like to change this file eq.txt
2018-05-03T18:46:05.050Z 11.8314 44.0586 10 4.3 USGS
2018-05-01T05:16:59.270Z 11.0366 43.2334 10 4.1 USGS
2018-04-26T11:13:20.590Z -5.4109 36.5557 10 4 USGS
2018-04-25T09:48:42.940Z 14.8129 41.9053 10 4.3 USGS

to eq-new.txt
2018 05 03 18 46 05.050 11.8314 44.0586 10 4.3 USGS
2018 05 01 05 16 59.270 11.0366 43.2334 10 4.1 USGS
2018 04 26 11 13 20.590 -5.4109 36.5557 10 4 USGS
2018 04 25 09 48 42.940 14.8129 41.9053 10 4.3 USGS

I change the date and time format using
sed -r "s/([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)T([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+)\.000Z/\1 \2 \3 \4 \5 \6.000/g" eq.txt

This works as I want.
However as I want to save the result in eq-new.txt, I do
sed -r "s/([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)T([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+)\.000Z/\1 \2 \3 \4 \5 \6.000/g" eq.txt > eq-new.txt

Unfortunately, the output file is wrong, the date and time format in eq-new.txt is the same as in eq.txt
I've also tried this
tmp=$(sed -E "s/([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)-([0-9.]+)T([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+):([0-9.]+)\.000Z/\1 \2 \3 \4 \5 \6.000/g" tmp.txt)
echo -ne "$tmp" > eq-new.txt

No more success !
Nothing that I have found about sed and outfiles works.
Any ideas?

A: Your pattern match times ending with .000 (literal) and no line contains such time. You basically have no matches, so replace is never triggered.

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Inspired by the children's TV show Yo Gabba Gabba! Check the full character map for all the hand-drawn shapes as well as alternate versions of the A,B,G characters.
EDIT (Dec. 2012): I have found some new sources and will be making updates to some of the characters. I find these on official DVDs and other products.


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James Thompson (born 4 June 1961) is a Nevisian cricketer. He played in nine first-class matches for the Leeward Islands from 1983 to 1989.

See also
 List of Leeward Islands first-class cricketers

References

External links

1961 births
Living people
Nevisian cricketers
Leeward Islands cricketers

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La battaglia del Grebbeberg ebbe luogo tra l'11 e il 13 maggio 1940, vicino a Rhenen nei Paesi Bassi, tra l'esercito dei Paesi Bassi e quello tedesco, durante l'invasione dei Paesi Bassi.

Il campo di battaglia

La linea Grebbe
La linea Grebbe era un sistema difensivo basato sul concetto francese di trincea che prevedeva tre linee difensive. Nella terra di nessuno e nell'area tra la prima e la seconda linea vi erano ostacoli e campi minati mentre nelle trincee vi erano fanti leggeri supportati da mitragliatrici e mortai, nelle trincee stesse, e dall'artiglieria dietro la seconda e la terza linea.

Gli olandesi tuttavia modificarono questo concetto di trincea rimuovendo le interconnessioni tra le prime due linee e le trincee sussidiarie alla prima linea. Furono posizionati un numero troppo ridotto di ostacoli e la capacità del sistema difensivo era limitato. La prima linea era ora la linea principale di difesa con diversi salienti fortificati con mitragliatrici posizionate con un angolo di 120°. La terza linea era praticamente assente, sostituita da una trincea più piccola, diversa da quella che avrebbero scavato i francesi. Le aree di fronte alle linee difensive erano inondate, tranne che a Grebbeberg, dove il terreno rialzato non lo permise.

Le unità a difesa
Le unità a difesa nel settore più meridionale tra Achterberg e Grebbeberg era formata da 11 000 uomini e 60 pezzi d'artiglieria. Questi 11 000 uomini non erano posizionati in prima linea: rispettivamente 400, 1 250 e 750 uomini erano disposti nelle tre linee del settore di Grebbeberg. Non vi erano più di 2 500 uomini tutti assieme. Nel settore adiacente di Achterberg vi erano altri 2 500 soldati. I restanti 6 000 uomini erano disposti nelle retrovie come riserve.

I tedeschi
Le unità tedesche schierate presso il campo di battaglia appartenevano tutte al X Armeekorps: esse erano la 207ª, la 227ª e la 526ª Divisione di Fanteria oltre a due reggimenti delle Waffen-SS, il Leibstandarte e il Der Führer. Di queste solo le due unità SS e la 207ª Divisione presero parte agli scontri.

Il reggimento Der Führer consisteva in più di 5 000 uomini mentre la 207ª Divisione possedeva 17 900 uomini, divisi in tre reggimenti: il 322º, il 368º e il 374º Reggimento. In supporto vi erano 36 mortai da 10,5 cm, 16 da 15 cm e 6 da 21 cm.

La battaglia
La sera del 10 maggio le prime unità SS giunsero a est di Wageningen. Il piano tedesco prevedeva una fase preparatoria con bombardamenti d'artiglieria lungo tutta la linea, seguita dall'avanzata di 700 uomini delle SS. Vi furono però dei ritardi e non tutte le unità d'artiglieria furono pronte e operative nella prima fase.

11 maggio
Circa alle ore 02:00 tutte le unità d'artiglieria tedesche operative aprirono il fuoco. Il bombardamento procurò danni lievi alle difese olandesi e queste cominciarono ben presto a rispondere al fuoco con cannoni da 12 cm e da 15 cm. All'incirca alle 07:00 il 1º Battaglione SS cominciò l'avanzata ostacolata quasi subito dai colpi di fucile e dalle mitragliatrici olandesi, tanto che nelle prime ore le SS non ottennero nulla. Verso le 10:00 però le prime posizioni olandesi cominciarono a cedere nel settore settentrionale, a sud dell'area inondata. A mezzogiorno altri olandesi nel settore nord cominciarono a ripiegare permettendo a tutta la linea d'assalto di progredire nell'avanzata, prendendo possesso della strada tra Wageningen e Rhenen in un paio d'ore. Tra le 14:00 e le 16:00 i tedeschi si stabilirono nelle postazioni conquistate e avanzarono ulteriormente a nord della strada mentre a sud i combattimenti furono più duri e durarono altre due ore, finché gli olandesi non si arresero. I tedeschi riuscirono, durante la prima giornata, a surclassare la prima linea ma non ad aprire una via attraverso le linee di difesa principale, perdendo 23 uomini; gli olandesi persero 45 soldati di cui circa metà uccisi come rappresaglia dopo essersi arresi.

12 maggio
Per tutta la notte del 12 maggio, gli olandesi subirono per nove ore consecutive il fuoco d'artiglieria tedesca che impedì il rifornimento delle linee difensive più avanzate e distrusse le linee di comunicazione telefoniche, lasciate scoperte dai difensori. Sempre nella notte, venne pianificato un assalto tedesco per prendere possesso delle restanti prime linee olandesi. Inaspettatamente, alle 12:30, un battaglione SS, subito seguito da un altro, si lanciò all'attacco, sfruttando il terreno per penetrare nelle trincee nemiche, sfruttando la copertura dell'artiglieria e delle mitragliatrici pesanti. In poco tempo i tedeschi conquistarono la maggior parte delle postazioni olandesi mentre questi ultimi cominciarono a lanciare dei raid aerei contro le truppe e l'artiglieria avversaria, per il resto del pomeriggio. Gli olandesi tentarono quindi un contrattacco che fallì e a sera le SS assaltarono nuovamente le difese nemiche penetrando nelle retrovie.

13 maggio
Il 13 maggio gli olandesi lanciarono un contrattacco pianificato per le ore 04:30. A causa della disorganizzazione l'assalto cominciò solo alle 07:00. A nord di Grebbeberg si scontrarono con le unità SS, anche loro in avanzamento sin dal primo mattino. La battaglia durò fino a mezzogiorno quando la superiorità d'equipaggiamento tedesca costrinse gli olandesi ad una caotica ritirata. La successiva battaglia fu tatticamente molto simile ad una battaglia della prima guerra mondiale: le SS furono sostituite dal 322º Reggimento che assaltò le retrovie olandesi, ovvero le linee difensive non ancora in mani tedesche. Il primo attacco venne respinto ma il secondo tentativo portò un ridotto successo nell'area nord. A sud gli olandesi resistettero tenendo lontani i tedeschi con le bombe a mano ma quando le granate cominciarono a scarseggiare dovettero ritirarsi concedendo ai nemici una vittoria decisiva. I tedeschi continuarono l'avanzata verso ovest, dove gli olandesi difendevano la linea ferroviaria. Le SS tedesche tentarono più volte di oltrepassare la ferrovia ma sottovalutarono la resistenza olandesi che durò fino alle 17:30 quando venne ordinata una ritirata generale.

Considerazioni
La battaglia di Grebbeberg divenne un simbolo della resistenza olandese durante i combattimenti di maggio mentre per i tedeschi fu uno degli eventi più drammatici della guerra fino all'invasione dell'Unione Sovietica, tanto che battezzarono la collina su cui si svolse la battaglia la "Montagna del Diavolo".

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Q: aws emr cli failed for InvalidRequestException I was able to run the create-cluster cli successfully and launched my EMR cluster, but when I tried to run below command to add a step:
aws emr add-steps --cluster-id j-your-cluster-id --steps Type=CUSTOM_JAR,Name=CustomJAR,ActionOnFailure=CONTINUE,Jar=s3://mybucket/mytest.jar,Args=arg1,arg2,arg3 Type=CUSTOM_JAR,Name=CustomJAR,ActionOnFailure=CONTINUE,Jar=s3://mybucket/mytest.jar,MainClass=mymainclass,Args=arg1,arg2,arg3 --profile my-test-account

it failed with this error:
An error occurred (InvalidRequestException) when calling the DescribeCluster operation: Cluster id 'j-your-cluster-id' is not valid.

and I've double checked j-your-cluster-id is matching my cluster-id exactly.
I feel like this is a permission issue, but how come the same profile could let me create a cluster, but cannot let me describe it?
How can I dig further and fix this please?

A: Based on the comments.
The issue was caused by execution AWS CLI in different region than intended. The solution was to use --region option to provide correct region for the CLI.


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package network

import (
	"strings"
	"testing"

	"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
)

func NoTestLoadResourceSimple(t *testing.T) {
	assert := require.New(t)

	expected := `services:
- debian-console
- ubuntu-console
`
	expected = strings.TrimSpace(expected)

	b, e := LoadResource("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rancher/os-services/v0.3.4/index.yml", true)

	assert.Nil(e)
	assert.Equal(expected, strings.TrimSpace(string(b)))
}


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This is a list of supermarket chains in Hungary.

Grocery stores

Hypermarkets and cash & carry stores

Auchan

 Budakalász (Lake Omszk)
 Budaörs (Korzó)
 Budapest, Aquincum Óbuda
 Csömör (Liget)
 Debrecen (Cívis)
 Dunakeszi
 Fót
 Kecskemét
 Maglód
 Miskolc
 Miskolc-South (Csabai kapu)
 Solymár (Pilis)
 Budapest, Savoya Park
 Budapest, Soroksár (M5)
 Szeged (Fehér-tó)
 Székesfehérvár (Korona)
 Szigetszentmiklós (Sziget)
 Szolnok (Szandai-rét)
 Törökbálint

Interspar (Spar)

 Budapest, Bécsi út 154.
 Budapest, Sibrik Miklós út 30.
 Budapest, Kerepesi út 61.
 Budapest, Október 23-a utca 8-10.
 Budapest, Üllői út 201.
 Budapest, Széchenyi utca 1.
 Szentendre
 Érd
 Diósd
 Dunaújváros
 Tatabánya
 Miskolc
 Ózd
 Debrecen
 Nyíregyháza, László utca 8.
 Nyíregyháza, Korányi Frigyes utca
 Szolnok
 Gyula, Hungary
 Hódmezővásárhely
 Szekszárd
 Pécs, Siklósi út 37.
 Pécs, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca 11.
 Székesfehérvár, Budai út 41.
 Székesfehérvár, Balaton út 44-46.
 Veszprém
 Keszthely
 Pápa
 Nagykanizsa
 Zalaegerszeg
 Győr, Fehérvári út 3.
 Győr, Budai út 1.
 Sopron
 Szombathely
 Tata
 Kaposvár

Metro

 Budakalász
 Budaörs
 Debrecen
 Budapest, (Ferencváros)
 Győr
 Kecskemét
 Budapest, (Kelet-Pest)
 Miskolc
 Nyíregyháza
 Pécs
 Szeged
 Székesfehérvár
 Szombathely

Tesco

 Ajka
 Arena Plaza / Bp., VIII.ker.
 Baja
 Balassagyarmat
 Balatonboglár
 Balatonfüred
Bécsi út / Bp., III.ker.
 Békéscsaba
 Berettyóújfalu
 Bicske,
 Bonyhád
 Budakeszi
 Budaörs
Campona / Bp., XXII.ker.
 Cegléd
Csepel / Bp., XXI.ker.
 Csorna
 Dabas
 extra Debrecen
 extra Debrecen Repülőtér
 Dombóvár
 Dunaharaszti
 Dunakeszi
 Dunakeszi – Fót
 Dunaújváros
 Eger
 Érd
 Esztergom
extra Fogarasi út / Bp., XIV.ker.
Garam utca / Bp., IV.ker.
 Gödöllő
 Gyöngyös
 Győr
 Gyula
 Hajdúszoboszló
 Hatvan
 Hódmezővásárhely
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Here today, gone tomorrow: how humans lost their body hair
image: A first-of-its-kind study comparing the genomes of 62 mammals answers fundamental questions about mechanisms that shape a defining human characteristic: a paucity of body hair. view more
Credit: Lukas
(Salt Lake City) - Orangutans, mice, and horses are covered with it, but humans aren't. Why we have significantly less body hair than most other mammals has long remained a mystery. But a first-of-its-kind comparison of genetic codes from 62 animals is beginning to tell the story of how people—and other mammals—lost their locks.
Humans appear to have the genes for a full coat of body hair, but evolution has disabled them, scientists at University of Utah Health and University of Pittsburgh report in the journal eLife. The findings point to a set of genes and regulatory regions of the genome that appear to be essential for making hair.
The research answers fundamental questions about mechanisms that shape this defining human characteristic. The scientists suspect it could eventually lead to new ways to recover hair after balding and chemotherapy—or in people with disorders that cause hair loss.
The study goes on to show that nature has deployed the same strategy at least nine times in mammals that sit on different branches of the evolutionary tree. Ancestors of rhinos, naked mole rats, dolphins, and other hairless mammals stomped, scuttled, and swam along the same path to deactivate a common set of genes in order to shed their hair and fur.
"We have taken the creative approach of using biological diversity to learn about our own genetics," says Nathan Clark, Ph.D., a human geneticist at U of U Health who carried out much of the research while at the University of Pittsburgh with Amanda Kowalczyk, Ph.D., and Maria Chikina, Ph.D. "This is helping us to pinpoint regions of our genome that contribute to something important to us."
The Benefits of Being Hairless
Whether talking about a monkey's coarse body hair or a cat's soft fur, hairiness looks different across the animal kingdom. The same goes for hairlessness. Humans have a characteristic tuft of hair on our heads, but because our body hair is less conspicuous, we fall into the "hairless" category. Joining us are other mammals with hints of hair like elephants with their sparse covering, sheer-coated pigs, and mustachioed walruses.
There are benefits to having a receding hairline. Without dense hair, elephants cool off more easily in hot climates and walruses glide effortlessly in the water. Despite the varied reasons, analysis by Kowalczyk found that these and the other hairless mammals analyzed have accumulated mutations in many of the same genes. These include genes that code for keratin and additional elements that build the hair shaft and facilitate hair growth.
Regulatory regions of the genome appear to be equally important, the research additionally showed. These regions don't code for structures that make hair but rather influence the process indirectly. They guide when and where certain genes turn on and how much is made.
Further, the screen uncovered genes for which a role in sprouting hair had not yet been defined. Combined with additional evidence—such as signs of being active in the skin—these findings highlight a new set of genes that could be involved in growing hair.
"There are a good number of genes where we don't know much about them," Kowalczyk says. "We think they could have roles in hair growth and maintenance."
Untangling Hair Loss
To detangle the mystery of mammalian hair loss, Clark, Kowalczyk, and Chikina searched for genes in hairless animals that evolved at faster rates compared to their counterparts in hairy animals.
"As animals are under evolutionary pressure to lose hair, the genes encoding hair become less important," Clark says. "That's why they speed up the rate of genetic changes that are permitted by natural selection. Some genetic changes might be responsible for loss of hair. Others could be collateral damage after hair stops growing."
To perform the search, they developed computational methods that could compare hundreds of regions of the genome at once. They surveyed 19,149 genes and 343,598 regulatory regions that were conserved across the dozens of mammalian species analyzed. In the process, they took steps to discount genetic regions responsible for evolving other species-specific traits, such as adapting to aquatic life.
The fact that the unbiased screen identified known hair genes demonstrated that the approach worked, Clark explains. It also suggests that the genes identified in the screen that are less well-defined could be just as important for having hair—or not having it.
Clark and colleagues are now using the same approach to define genetic regions involved in preventing cancer, extending lifespan, and understanding other health conditions.
"This is a way to determine global genetic mechanisms underlying different characteristics," Clark says.
The research was supported by the National Institutes of Health and published as, "Complementary evolution of coding and noncoding sequence underlies mammalian hairlessness."
About University of Utah Health
University of Utah Health provides leading-edge and compassionate care for a referral area that encompasses Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, and much of Nevada. A hub for health sciences research and education in the region, U of U Health has a $458 million research enterprise and trains the majority of Utah's physicians and health care providers at its Colleges of Health, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Schools of Dentistry and Medicine. With more than 20,000 employees, the system includes 12 community clinics and five hospitals. U of U Health is recognized nationally as a transformative health care system and provider of world-class care.
10.7554/eLife.76911
Data/statistical analysis
Complementary evolution of coding and noncoding sequence underlies mammalian hairlessness
Julie Kiefer
julie.kiefer@hsc.utah.edu
NIH/National Institutes of Health
/Life sciences/Genetics/Population genetics/Evolutionary genetics
/Life sciences/Organismal biology/Anatomy/Integumentary system/Hair
/Life sciences/Genetics/Molecular genetics/Genetic material/DNA/DNA structure/DNA regions
/Life sciences/Genetics/Genomics/Genomic regions
/Life sciences/Organismal biology/Anatomy/Animal anatomy/Fur
https://healthcare.utah.edu/publicaffairs/news/2022/12/why-humans-lost-body-hair.php


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January 19, 2022 | JESSICA GRESKO
Ted Cruz in a challenge the Texas Republican brought to a provision of campaign finance law limiting the repayment of federal candidates' loans to their campaigns. ... The case is Federal Election Commission ...
Ted Cruz accused by watchdog of violating ethics rules with podcast deal
December 2, 2022 | Benjamin Wermund
"Although Senator Cruz is not the only member of Congress to host a podcast, he is the only member who is apparently violating federal law because there is substantial evidence that an illegal source finances ...
Rep. Liz Cheney hauls in nearly $1M from Texas donors including George W. Bush and Karl Rove
August 15, 2022 | Jeremy Wallace
Cheney has raised over $15 million for her re-election, Federal Election Commission records show. ... She's raised more than $940,000 from Wyoming donations. jeremy.wallace@chron.com Election 2022 What to ...
Collin County GOP censures Sen. John Cornyn for bipartisan work on guns, education
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The resolution also took issue with Cornyn's votes to advance or confirm several of President Joe Biden's nominees, including some federal judges and a member of the Federal Election Commission. Cornyn, who ...
Lawsuit: NRA illegally funded Trump, other GOP candidates
November 4, 2021 | JIM SALTER
A federal lawsuit accuses the National Rifle Association of violating campaign finance laws by using shell companies to illegally funnel up to $35 million to Republican candidates, including former President ...
GOP looks to censure Cheney and Kinzinger, but not oust them, for perceived disloyalty to Trump
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Krugman, who was once among the president's more notable skeptics, made his case in a new feature for Rolling Stone aptly titled "In Defense of Obama," in which he dismissed persistent attacks from Republicans and mounting disappointment expressed by Democrats with an outline of the Obama administration's key achievements in several areas including healthcare, the environment, national security, and the economy.
It's a tough time to be making that case. Americans are increasingly frustrated by Obama's handling of ISIS and continued unrest in Iraq. As for the economy, even Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) recently blamed Obama's economic advisers for repeatedly failing ordinary Americans in favor of Wall Street.
But in a follow-up interview with ABC News, Krugman told Jonathan Karl the recent onslaught of criticism is unwarranted, noting Americans have experienced more "consequential" changes under Obama's presidency than ever before.
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Barcelona Vs Sevilla Live Reddit Score 21/12/2021
December 21, 2021 Haleem Solangi Sports Info 0
Sevilla is going head to head with Barcelona starting on 21 Dec 2021 at 20:30 UTC at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium, Seville city, Spain. The match is a part of the LaLiga. Sevilla play host to Barcelona on Tuesday evening having recorded three successive wins in La Liga, the most recent coming against Atletico Madrid.
Meanwhile, Barcelona make the trip to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium on the back of a much-needed 3-2 victory over struggling Elche. Xavi has endured a difficult start to life back at his former club with Barcelona failing to win convincingly in any of his seven matches in all competitions.
Nevertheless, 10 points from a possible 15 is respectable enough when taking everything into consideration, and it has left the Catalan giants within touching distance of the top four. Getting the best out of an array of youngsters will be a work in progress throughout the campaign, but three of them were able to get on the scoresheet during the 3-2 thriller with Elche.
Seventeen-year-old Gavi has arguably been the standout performer, although it would perhaps be unfair to single out the playmaker when so many other prospects have made an impact during the last few weeks. While Barcelona will feel like they are on a marginally upward curve, they now face three away games in succession, the first coming against opponents who have replaced them as Real Madrid's main rivals for the title.
Having bowed out of the Champions League and only narrowly avoided a shock exit to Andratx in the Copa del Rey, Julen Lopetegui cannot be overly satisfied with his team's recent efforts.
However, three victories in a row in the league – against Villarreal, Athletic Bilbao and Atletico Madrid respectively – have created distance between themselves and the chasing pack.Sevilla had been on course to draw 1-1 with Atletico before Lucas Ocampos scored two minutes from time, the Argentine having now chipped in with five strikes and two assists during his last nine outings.
Possessing the best defensive record in the league, Lopetegui will be confident of recording another three points, but it remains to be seen whether facing opponents the size of Atletico and Barcelona in the space of three days after such a busy period will prove one step too far.
Sevilla will be able to call upon Fernando with the midfielder having served his one-match suspension for five yellow cards. However, Gonzalo Montiel is expected to miss out through injury, and it leaves Lopetegui with an issue at right-back with Jesus Navas also on the sidelines.
Nemanja Gudelj and Ludwig Augustinsson are both in contention to deputise, while Rafa Mir should return in attack. Gerard Pique is back from a one-match ban, but a recall to a three-man backline is not a foregone conclusion.
Frenkie de Jong will be assessed after being withdrawn through fatigue at the weekend, with Philippe Coutinho an alternative to Ousmane Dembele if Xavi is against risking the Frenchman twice in three days. Nico Gonzalez may also get the nod down the middle of the attack after his decisive goal as a substitute versus Elche.
Sevilla possible starting lineup:
Bounou; Augustinsson, Kounde, Carlos, Rekik; Jordan, Fernando, Rakitic; Ocampos, Mir, Gomez
Ter Stegen; Araujo, Garcia, Lenglet; Busquets, De Jong, Alba, Gavi; Coutinho, Gonzalez, Ezzalzouli
NAME: Sevilla – Barcelona
VENUE: Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan, Seville, Spain
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Q: Ubuntu Desktop not loading after login and nothing works ISSUE:-
Desktop doesn't load and can only access OS using alt+ctrl+f1
ALREADY TRIED:-
Ubuntu Desktop does not load
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get autoclean
sudo apt-get clean
sudo apt-get autoremove
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
export DISPLAY=:0
ccsm

ccsm took a long time and showed nothing on command line so i stopped it with ctrl+z
sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool
unity --replace

did nothing too
Ubuntu Handbook
dconf reset -f /org/compiz/
setsid unity

MY PC:-
Ubuntu 16 LTS
graphics card - radeon amd a8
laptop - HP
THINGS I DID LAST BEFORE THE CRASH :-
I was earlier having issues with linking my IDE with the server and JDK so I first learnt that (using trial and error method generally involving depaclaging jdk here and there and trying to set environmrnt variables and everything but never touched tools like unity that came into picture now)
although i had installed gnome tweak tool using the package manager and used it to reduce my icon sizes and things like that
I recently depackaged eclipse, apache server, jdk (all three files extracted on desktop itself and also the eclipse workspace) and had successfully run my first servlet and had switched the laptop off
but after that the desktop never loaded back
I dont even mind resetting the complete OS I just don't want to lose my project files which i was going to import in eclipse to develop my project.


In a country torn apart by war, a young woman watches over her older husband. A bullet in the neck has reduced him to a comatose state. One day, the woman's vigil changes. She begins to speak truth to her silent husband, telling him about her suffering, her dreams, and secrets. After years of living under his control, with no voice of her own, she says things she could never have spoken before. Her husband has unconsciously become syngué sabour (THE PATIENCE STONE) - a magical black stone that, according to Persian mythology, absorbs the plight of those who confide in it. The woman's confessions are extraordinary and without restraint. But after weeks of looking after her husband, she begins to act, discovering herself in the relationship she starts with a young soldier. THE PATIENCE STONE is adapted from the best-selling novel by Atiq Rahimi.
که توانایی هیچ نوع حرکت و صحبت کردن را ندارد مانند سنگ صبور درد دل میکند.