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A síndrome de Treacher Collins (também conhecida como disostose mandibulofacial ou síndrome de Franceschetti-Klein) é uma doença genética caracterizada por deformidades craniofaciais, que afeta o desenvolvimento de estruturas geradas a partir do primeiro e segundo arcos branquiais durante a sétima semana de gestação, período no qual os ossos da face estão em formação e a interferência nos genes codificadores dessas estruturas pode ocorrer. É uma anomalia rara, com incidência de 1:40000 a 1:70000 nascidos vivos.

Genética

A STC é um distúrbio principalmente autossômico dominante, que resulta, em cerca de 78 a 93% dos casos, de uma mutação no gene TCOF1, localizado em 5q32-33.1 - braço longo do cromossomo 5, região 3, banda 2 à região 3, banda 3 e sub-banda 1. Descobertas relativamente recentes (2011) mostraram que mutações nos genes POLR1C e POLR1D, localizados em 6q21.2 - braço longo do cromossomo 6, região 2, banda 1 e sub-banda 2 - e 13q12.2 - braço longo do cromossomo 13, região 1, banda 2 e sub-banda 2 -, respectivamente, também estão relacionadas à síndrome, correspondendo a cerca de 8% dos casos.

Estudos moleculares revelam que 40% dos nascidos com STC herdam uma cópia mutada do gene TCOF1, em uma condição autossômica dominante, enquanto os 60% restantes vêm de uma nova mutação, ao acaso. A mutação mais comum no gene TCOF1 é conhecida por ter uma penetrância incompleta. Assim, o fenótipo não pode ser predito pelo genótipo do paciente. Além disso, a expressividade do distúrbio é altamente variável, até mesmo entre a própria família do nascido.

Diferentes formas de mutações, como deleções, inserções, splicing, mutações missense e nonsense já foram descritas nesse distúrbio, principalmente no gene TCOF1, todas levando produtos gênicos (proteínas) mal formados. As mutações no POLR1C são descritas como autossômicas recessivas, enquanto no POLR1D podem ser autossômicas dominantes ou recessivas. De forma geral, todos esses genes - TCOF1, POLR1C e POLR1D - são responsáveis pela formação dos ribossomos nas células dos primeiro e segundo arcos branquiais durante o desenvolvimento embrionário. O ribossomo é uma organela importante para o crescimento e a proliferação celular, pois está envolvida na produção de proteína, sendo que mutações nesses genes limitam a biogênese do RNA (a base do ribossomo e das proteínas) e causam patologias associadas.

TCOF1 e a proteína Treacle
A proteína Treacle, codificada pelo gene TCOF1, é uma fosfoproteína nuclear que está relacionada à síntese de ribossomos. Estudos mostraram que a heterozigose do TCOF1 diminui a migração das células da crista neural craniana para a nascente região craniofacial, sugerindo que mutações nesse gene interferem na biossíntese de ribossomos nas células da crista neural e do neuroepitélio. A perda desses ribossomos leva a um desequilíbrio entre a necessidade de crescimento e a disponibilidade de estruturas, levando a célula a ativar vias de sinalizações de destruição celular (apoptóticas). Os achados de apoptose e hipoplasia das células da crista neural e do neuroepitélio são característicos da síndrome.

Mais de 120 mutações já foram descritas como causas do fenótipo do STC, a maioria delas são pequenas mutações frameshift produzindo uma proteína desfigurada. Os éxons 4, 10, 15, 16, 23, 24 e 25 foram identificados como pontos importantes de mutações da TCOF1. As características das mutações são diversas, algo que é explorado por diversos estudos.

Dentre as funções conhecidas da Treacle, ela é essencial, em última instância, para a correta transcrição do rDNA e também para o processamento correto do rRNA (RNA ribossômico), tendo em vista o seu envolvimento com a biogênese do ribossomo, um importante elemento para a produção de proteínas a partir do RNAm. Essa deficiência de produção foi observada na ectoderme neural, bem como na crista neural, mas não em tecidos como a endoderme, implicando que a Treacle pode funcionar como uma reguladora específica do tecido citado no que diz respeito a biogênese do ribossomo. É importante citar que a Treacle não exerce somente essas funções, alguns de seus domínios estão associados a outras funções não tão bem descritas que também podem estar envolvidas na patogênese da Síndrome de Treacher Collins.

O papel da proteína p53
A proteína p53, codificada pelo gene TP53, é ativada em resposta ao estresse celular resultante do comprometimento da biogênese de ribossomos em embriões heterozigóticos para TCOF1. Dessa forma, essas proteínas supressoras de tumor, que mantêm o equilíbrio entre a proliferação celular e a apoptose em todas as células do corpo, impedem que as células do tubo neural em proliferação avancem da fase G1 para a fase S do ciclo celular. Heterozigotos para TCOF1 foram encontrados tendo níveis de p53 mais de duas vezes maiores que em indivíduos sem genes mutados, provavelmente por conta de uma estabilização pós-tradução dessa molécula. A produção de ribossomos prejudicada ativa diretamente a p53, o que pode ser um mecanismo importante dentro da STC. Essa influência da p53 levanta, ainda, a hipótese de que ela possa ser um possível alvo terapêutico.

Estudos levantam a possibilidade de que a inibição da atividade da p53 pode ser capaz de bloquear a apoptose neuroepitelial, restaurar a população de células da crista neural e prevenir as anomalias craniofaciais características da STC. De fato já ocorreram estudos do tipo em camundongos haploinsuficientes para a TCOF1, que mostrou que a inibição in utero da p53 preveniu as anormalidades características da STC. Entretanto, a p53 desempenha uma série de outras funções celulares importantes, entre as quais o seu papel como supressor tumoral. A sua perda frequentemente resulta na formação de tumor em estudos com camundongos. Na inibição da p53, apesar de serem evitados os defeitos craniofaciais, a biogênese do ribossomo ainda se mostrou bastante prejudicada nos camundongos haploinsuficientes para o gene TCOF1. Isso implica, em primeiro lugar, que a biogênese de ribossomos deficiente por si só não é suficiente para gerar o fenótipo da síndrome de Treacher Collins. Em segundo lugar, que ela pode não ser o gatilho responsável pela ativação da p53 e subsequente apoptose neuroepitelial. Em terceiro lugar, pode haver outras funções não ribossômicas ou não nucleares para a Treacle durante a embriogênese. Funções ainda não descobertas da Treacle devem ser totalmente exploradas a fim de avaliar completamente a etiologia e a patogênese da STC. Os resultados potenciais incluem fornecer uma melhor compreensão dos papéis do TCOF1 durante a embriogênese e também, possivelmente, identificar outras vias terapêuticas para a prevenção e reparo da STC e outras síndromes de malformação craniofacial.

Os genes POLR1C e POLR1D
Os genes POLR1C e POLR1D codificam subunidades da RNA Polymerase (RNA Pol) I e III que transcrevem RNA ribossômicos (rRNA). Mutações nesses genes, deleções em sua maioria, causando STC foram descobertas em 2011, porém nenhum modelo mamífero está disponível para estudar essa mutação e sua relação com a STC.

Alguns cientistas estão utilizando modelos de peixes-zebra para desenvolver estudos sobre os papéis do POLR1C e POLR1D na patogênese da STC. Alguns estudos até agora mostraram que, de fato, mutações nesses genes causam deformidades craniofaciais nos peixes-zebras mutantes homozigotos. Os resultados indicaram que a especificação e migração de células da crista neural permanecem normais em mutantes, mas que houve uma redução geral no número dessas células localizadas nas arcadas faríngeas. E marcadores específicos confirmaram que os mutantes POLR1C e POLR1D têm uma capacidade de proliferação celular mais baixa.

Já estudos em humanos, não relacionados a STC, mostraram uma diminuição da transcrição do precursor 47S e do ribossomo 80S funcional em mutantes POLR1C e POLR1D por meio de PCR em tempo real e análise de perfil de polissomo, respectivamente, indicando transcrição reduzida de rRNA e biogênese de ribossomos reduzida. Estes resultados também sugeriram que a interrupção da síntese de rRNA é principalmente devido à função Pol I alterada, mas não Pol III. A redução da biogênese do ribossomo induz a via do p53 e, subsequentemente, leva à interrupção do ciclo celular e apoptose, como ocorre nas mutações de TCOF1. A indução de p53 e proteínas relacionadas ao ciclo celular, como ccng1 e p21, foram encontrados no mutante POLR1C.

Sinais e Sintomas
As malformações encontram-se restritas à cabeça e pescoço e os indivíduos acometidos geralmente apresentam saúde dos demais sistemas corporais e cognição inalteradas. A ampla expressão também ocorre nas diversas características que um único indivíduo pode apresentar, de modo que uma única anormalidade não é o suficiente para um diagnóstico da STC. Alguns estudos evidenciaram sinais clínicos consistentemente presentes em todos os pacientes: hipoplasia zigomática e fissuras palpebrais inclinadas para baixo.

·       Inclinação inferior das fissuras palpebrais;

·       Coloboma da pálpebra inferior;

·       Micrognatia (deformação da mandíbula inferior);

·       Hipoplasia das arcadas zigomáticas;

·       Microtia (deformidade congênita, na qual o pavilhão auricular/orelha externa é subdesenvolvido);

·       Hipoplasia da maxila com fenda do palato secundário ou palato alto e arqueado;

·       Dentes mal posicionados.

Sabe-se que devido à má formação óssea, os sujeitos com esta síndrome podem ter muita dificuldade em ouvir, respirar e em se alimentar. Ocorrem também algumas outras manifestações da síndrome na cavidade oral, como palato ogival (respiração pela boca ) e macrostomia unilateral ou bilateral (deformidade na boca).

·       Perda auditiva devido a deformidades no ouvido externo e médio, que conduz o som para as terminações nervosas;

·       Orelhas anormais ou ausência quase todas delas;

·       Pouco desenvolvimento dos ossos malares ou ausência deles;

·       Maxilar pequeno e inclinado;

·       Boca e nariz largos;

·       Defeito nas pálpebras inferiores e fenda palatina.

Diagnóstico
O diagnóstico clínico é dificultado pela grande variabilidade dos quadros clínicos da síndrome de Treacher Collins, sendo que os pacientes podem apresentar casos mais brandos ou graves. Assim, a aparência facial precisa ser totalmente analisada e o exame físico deve ser realizado tendo como foco a confirmação dos sinais sindrômicos que podem estar presentes, observando minuciosamente os olhos, nariz, boca, ouvidos e ossos faciais (zigomático, maxilar, mandíbula e cavidade orbital). Pacientes que apresentam uma maior quantidade de estruturas afetadas e quadros mais severos, tendem a ser diagnosticados mais facilmente no exame clínico.

Exames radiológicos e tomografias computadorizadas craniofaciais podem ser utilizados para suporte diagnóstico, mas o principal método de comprovação da síndrome é o exame genético de identificação de mutações nos genes TCOF1 (principal), POLR1D ou POLR1C.

O diagnóstico pré-natal dessa síndrome é importante e pode ser realizado por meio da "biópsia do vilo corial entre 10ª e 13ª semanas ou amniocentese entre 16ª e 18ª semanas de gestação para realização de estudo do material genético", e da ultrassonografia tridimensional ou da fetoscopia, com indicação em famílias que possuem histórico da síndrome de Treacher Collins. A recomendação é que esses métodos sejam aplicados no segundo trimestre da gravidez, para melhores resultados, e que os pais sejam aconselhados sobre os exames, sendo discutidas, também, informações essenciais sobre a síndrome.

Tratamento
O tratamento pode-se dividir em três fases:

A primeira, abrangendo desde o período do nascimento até os dois anos, esta fase almeja prioritariamente sanar os problemas provocados, advindos de obstruções respiratórias e problemas de alimentação.

Na segunda, que vai dos 02 aos 12 anos, almeja-se efetuar a reconstrução primária do terço superior da face; a efetivação da fala e o desenvolvimento social dos afetados.

Já na terceira, que corresponde a faixa etária dos 13 aos 18 anos ocorre o término da reconstrução facial que foi iniciada na fase anterior, utilizando-se para tal de cirurgia ortognática, genioplastia e rinoplastia, entre outros recursos cirúrgicos.

Deve haver uma abordagem multidisciplinar, com a intervenção de vários profissionais de saúde, tais como: cirurgiões crânio-faciais, oftalmologistas, fonoaudiólogos, cirurgiões dentistas, otorrinolaringologistas, psicólogos, dentre outros profissionais que possam vir a ser requisitados. Dentre os tipos de cirurgias corretivas empregados, têm-se a cirurgia de reparação da fenda palatina. É fundamental o acompanhamento desses pacientes por profissionais que cuidem da sua saúde bucal, com especial destaque aos ortodontistas, visando dessa forma assegurar a preservação das estruturas dentárias e a qualidade da alimentação dos pacientes.

Ainda que seja uma doença com sérias consequências no desenvolvimento craniofacial, a maior parte das limitações pode ser contornada por meio das cirurgias atualmente conhecidas, possibilitando a continuidade do desenvolvimento do paciente.

Condições bucais de pacientes com a Síndrome  Treacher Collins
As condições bucais em pessoas com a síndrome treacher collins são: mordida aberta anterior, má oclusão dentária advinda da hipoplasia da mandíbula, acrescida de defeito no palato, que pode ser fendido, alto ou arqueado. Na maioria dos casos, a má oclusão dentária predominante é o apinhamento, principalmente por deficiências de bases ósseas. Nesse contexto, o tratamento odontológico, principalmente o ortodôntico terá papel de destaque, uma vez que trará inúmeros benefícios para os pacientes.

Devido a anormal da mandíbula, ocorrem complicações que afetam a visão, audição, fala e paladar dos pacientes. Então, algumas manifestações odontológicas  pode ocorrer, como:

Macrostomia uni ou bilateral (deformidade na conformação da boca);

 Displasia da articulação temporomandibular (DTM);

 Limitação de abertura bucal;

 Desvio da linha média;

 Má oclusão;

Retrognatismo;

Prognatismo mandibular.

Curiosidades

Filme Extraordinário
Auggie Pullman (Jacob Tremblay) é um garoto que nasceu com uma deformação facial, devido a síndrome treacher collins, o que fez com que  o garoto passasse por 27 cirurgias plásticas. Aos 10 anos, ele pela primeira vez frequentará uma escola regular, como qualquer outra criança. Lá, precisa lidar com a sensação constante de ser sempre observado e avaliado por todos à sua volta por causa da sua doença.

Treacher Collins

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Over 90 percent of dog and cat owners say their pets have a positive effect on their quality of life. More specifically, a strong emotional bond with an animal can help patients cope with, or even overcome, illness. Boehringer Ingelheim therefore intends to better leverage the connection between human and animal health.
For many people, the start of a new year is the perfect time to make changes for their health, as they resolve to reduce the stress in their lives, exercise more, or dedicate more time to family and friends. Old habits die hard, however, with good intentions soon going out the window. But people who have a dog or other pet at home tend to stick to their resolutions; in the best case scenario, dogs can transform their couch potato owners into endurance athletes.
Recent studies also found that the increasingly important role pets play in our society and the emotional ties we have to them appear to have a positive impact on people suffering from such illnesses as depression or cardiovascular disease, especially.
As a leading human and animal health company, and as a partner to patients, veterinarians and health organisations, Boehringer Ingelheim aims to raise awareness of this relationship and encourage doctors to talk with patients about the mutual advantages of such bonds during consultations.
Diseases and disorders of all kind often go hand-in-hand with loneliness, but four-legged friends can help people feel less alone and improve their lives, just by being there. And the relationships between pets and their owners are as diverse and unique as the people themselves.


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Diaries of a cigarette girl: Part 5
Guest writer Chelsea regales us with her first forays into the wild world of booze in this multipart series.
Working as a cigarette girl is only partially about selling cigarettes. It's much more about selling yourself. A Peachy Puff is a product, and when a customer buys a pack of cigarettes from her, he's also buying her company. It's a form of very short-term, platonic prostitution. This is where it came in handy to be witty, funny, and exciting, because these things were the real wares we were peddling, much more so than the packs of gum and the disposable lighters. But this could cause some confusion about the role of a Puff as well; we were propositioned often, if not nightly.
I can't tell you how many times people tried to pay me to party with them at someone's house after the bars closed. I remember one guy drunkenly trying to convince me to come play a late-night game of tennis, with complete sincerity. But sometimes, people were looking for more than just friendly company. Once, a man with a thick accent and an old-fashioned pinstripe suit and hat pulled me over to sit next to him. He wrapped his arm around me, telling me that he wanted me to come back to his hotel room with him. "I have a jacuzzi in my room," he offered. "You don't have to take all your clothes off, just wear your panties." He pulled out a huge wad of hundred dollar bills—more than I had ever seen in my life—and waved it in front of my face, saying "Don't you want this? Take it." I quickly removed his arm from around my shoulders, smiling nervously, and hurried off.
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As a teenager I was shy, awkward, and lonely. I devoted most of my free time to solitary pursuits: writing to my pen pals, listening to records in my room, watching my favorite Japanese soap operas. Socializing was not my strong suit and I was rarely invited to the parties and high school dances where most kids experience an assortment of Firsts: first date, first kiss, first swig of beer, first bitter puff of someone's cigarette. Hearing my peers talk of their typical adolescent antics was like listening to stories from another time and place, completely foreign and without context. Needless to say, I did not drink, ever.
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Amputees discern familiar sensations across prosthetic hand
System providing sensation for more than two years
Dustin Tyler (back) and Igor Spetic. Photo: Russell Lee.
Even before he lost his right hand to an industrial accident four years ago, Igor Spetic had family open his medicine bottles. Cotton balls give him goose bumps.
Now, blindfolded during an experiment, he feels his arm hairs raise when a researcher brushes the back of his prosthetic hand with a cotton ball.
Spetic, of course, can't feel the ball. But patterns of electric signals are sent by a computer into nerves in his arm and to his brain, which tells him differently. "I knew immediately it was cotton," he said.
That's one of several types of sensation Spetic, of Madison, Ohio, can feel with the prosthetic system being developed by Case Western Reserve University and the Louis Stokes Cleveland Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Spetic was excited just to "feel" again, and quickly received an unexpected benefit. The phantom pain he'd suffered, which he's described as a vice crushing his closed fist, subsided almost completely. A second patient, who had less phantom pain after losing his right hand and much of his forearm in an accident, said his, too, is nearly gone.
Despite having phantom pain, both men said that the first time they were connected to the system and received the electrical stimulation, was the first time they'd felt their hands since their accidents. In the ensuing months, they began feeling sensations that were familiar and were able to control their prosthetic hands with more —well—dexterity.
"The sense of touch is one of the ways we interact with objects around us," said Dustin Tyler, an associate professor of biomedical engineering at CWRU and director of the research. "Our goal is not just to restore function, but to build a reconnection to the world. This is long-lasting, chronic restoration of sensation over multiple points across the hand."
"The work reactivates areas of the brain that produce the sense of touch," said Tyler, who is also associate director of the Advanced Platform Technology Center at the Cleveland VA. "When the hand is lost, the inputs that switched on these areas were lost."
Keith Vonderhuevel squeezes toothpaste onto a toothbrush.
How the system works and the study's results were published online in the journal Science Translational Medicine Oct. 8.
"The sense of touch actually gets better," said Keith Vonderhuevel, of Sidney, Ohio, who lost his hand in 2005 and had the system implanted in January 2013. "They change things on the computer to change the sensation.
"One time," he said, "it felt like water running across the back of my hand."
The system, which is limited to the lab at this point, uses electrical stimulation to give the sense of feeling. But there are key differences from other reported efforts.
First, the nerves that used to relay the sense of touch to the brain are stimulated by contact points on cuffs that encircle major nerve bundles in the arm, not by electrodes inserted through the protective nerve membranes.
Surgeons Michael W. Keith and J. Robert Anderson, from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine and Cleveland VA, implanted three electrode cuffs in Spetic's forearm, enabling him to feel 19 distinct points; and two cuffs in Vonderhuevel's upper arm, enabling him to feel 16 distinct locations.
Second, when they began the study, the sensation Spetic felt when a sensor was touched was a tingle. To provide more natural sensations, the research team has developed algorithms that convert the input from sensors taped to a patient's hand into varying patterns and intensities of electrical signals. The sensors themselves aren't sophisticated enough to discern textures, they detect only pressure.
The different signal patterns, passed through the cuffs, are read as different stimuli by the brain. The scientists continue to fine-tune the patterns, and Spetic and Vonderhuevel appear to be becoming more attuned to them.
Third, the system has worked for two and a half years in Spetic and one and a half in Vonderhueval. Other research has reported sensation lasting one month and, in some cases, the ability to feel began to fade over weeks.
Igor Spetic holding a cherry tomato. Photo: Russell Lee.
A blindfolded Vonderhuevel has held grapes or cherries in his prosthetic hand—the signals enabling him to gauge how tightly he's squeezing—and pulled out the stems.
"When the sensation's on, it's not too hard," he said. "When it's off, you make a lot of grape juice."
Different signal patterns interpreted as sandpaper, a smooth surface and a ridged surface enabled a blindfolded Spetic to discern each as they were applied to his hand. And when researchers touched two different locations with two different textures at the same time, he could discern the type and location of each.
Tyler believes that everyone creates a map of sensations from their life history that enables them to correlate an input to a given sensation.
"I don't presume the stimuli we're giving is hitting the spots on the map exactly, but they're familiar enough that the brain identifies what it is," he said.
Because of Vonderheuval's and Spetic's continuing progress, Tyler is hopeful the method can lead to a lifetime of use. He's optimistic his team can develop a system a patient could use at home, within five years.
In addition to hand prosthetics, Tyler believes the technology can be used to help those using prosthetic legs receive input from the ground and adjust to gravel or uneven surfaces. Beyond that, the neural interfacing and new stimulation techniques may be useful in controlling tremors, deep brain stimulation and more.
Daniel Tan, a CWRU PhD student who has since graduated, and Matthew Schiefer, a biomedical engineering instructor at Case Western Reserve and investigator at the APT Center at the Cleveland VA, are co-lead authors of the study. Joyce Tyler, an occupational therapist at MetroHealth Medical Center, and surgeons Keith and Anderson are coauthors.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs funded the research.
Case-Coulter Translational Research Partnership accepting funding applications for translational research projects
Biomedical engineering's Anant Madabhushi and team issued patents


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Sean Taro Ono Lennon (ur. 9 października 1975) – amerykański muzyk, pisarz, autor piosenek oraz aktor.

Jest synem brytyjskiego muzyka Johna Lennona i japońskiej artystki awangardowej Yoko Ono, oraz przyrodnim bratem Juliana Lennona (syna Johna z pierwszego małżeństwa) i Kyoko Chan Cox (córki Yoko z pierwszego małżeństwa).

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Dorastanie i edukacja
Sean urodził się w Nowym Jorku, w dniu 35. urodzin swego ojca. Jego narodziny spowodowały odejście Johna ze świata muzyki i show-biznesu.

Jego ojciec nagrał dla niego piosenkę zatytułowaną Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy), która jakoby opisuje moment przed położeniem chłopca do łóżka. Przy końcu utworu słychać jak Lennon mówi: "Good night, Sean. See you in the morning".

Uczęszczał do ekskluzywnych, elitarnych i prywatnych szkół (Institut Le Rosey w Szwajcarii, Ethical Culture School oraz Dalton School w Nowym Jorku). Pierwszy raz na scenie pojawił się jako sześciolatek, kiedy to na płycie Yoko Ono – Season of Glass – recytował opowieść, której nauczył go ojciec. Trzy lata później zaśpiewał pierwszą piosenkę "It's Alright", która pojawiła się na albumie jego matki, wydanym z okazji jej 50. urodzin. Później, w roku 1991, pojawił się na albumie Lenny'ego Kravitza "Mama Said". W 1995 roku wziął udział w tworzeniu awangardowego albumu Yoko, pt. "Rising".

Twórczość solowa i Cibo Matto
W 1997 roku dołączył do stworzonego w Nowym Jorku japońskiego duetu Cibo Matto (Miho Hatori i Yuka Honda) Jordan Galland, z którym wspólnie nagrał minialbum "Super Relax". Rok później wydał swój debiutancki solowy album Into the Sun, który zebrał dość pochlebne opinie w środowisku krytyków muzycznych. Płyta ta została stworzona przy współpracy z Yuką Honda, która była w tym czasie partnerką Seana. Rok później wydano minialbum Seana Half Horse, Half Musician, który zawierał kilka nowych piosenek, ale także remiksy tych wydanych na Into the Sun. Jeszcze tego samego roku Cibo Mato wydało swój drugi album – "Stereo Type A". W roku 2001 Sean wystąpił wraz z Rufusem Wainwrightem i Mobym na koncercie Come Together: A Night for John Lennon's Words and Music, gdzie zagrał piosenki "This Boy" i "Across the Universe". Potem, aż do końca 2005 roku, usunął się w cień.

Współczesność
W lutym 2006 roku na profilu Seana w serwisie MySpace pojawił się utwór "Dead Meat" zwiastujący wydanie nowego albumu Friendly Fire. Wiosną tego samego roku w sieci opublikowano zwiastun wersji CD/DVD płyty, który zawierał sceny wycięte z filmowej wersji albumu. Friendly Fire wydano 3 października 2006 roku. Od tamtego czasu Sean pojawiał się kilka razy w programach telewizyjnych, wykonując swój singel Dead Meat. Pracował także, wraz z gitarzystą The Strokes, Albertem Hammondem, nad jego solowym albumem "Yours to Keep", który został wydany 9 października 2006.

W 2008 roku pojawił się gościnnie na albumie Easy Come Easy Go Marianne Faithfull.

Dyskografia

Albumy
 Into the Sun (1998)
 Friendly Fire (2006)

Minialbumy
 Half Horse, Half Musician (1999)

Single
 "Home" (1998)
 "Queue (Radio Mix)" (1999)
 "Dead Meat" (2006)
 "Friendly Fire" (2006)

Udział gościnny
 Soulfly – Primitive (2000), śpiew i produkcja w utworze "Son Song"
 Marianne Faithfull – Easy Come Easy Go (2008), śpiew w utworze "Salvation" (cover Black Rebel Motorcycle Club)
 Lana Del Rey – Tomorrow Never Came (2017)

Producent
 Sean Lennon, Half Horse, Half Musician (1999)
 Valentine Original Soundtrack (2001)
 Esthero, Wikked Lil' Grrrls (2005)
 Sean Lennon, Friendly Fire (2006)
 Irina Lazareanu, Some Place Along the Way (2007)

Filmografia
 Moonwalker (1988)
 Friendly Fire (2006)
 Coin Locker Babies (2008?)

Opracowanie graficzne albumów
 Yoko Ono, New York Rock (1995)
 Sean Lennon, Into the Sun (1998)
 Sean Lennon, Half Horse, Half Musician (1999)
 Os Mutantes, Tecnicolor (2000)
 Sean Lennon, Friendly Fire (2006)

Amerykańscy muzycy
John Lennon
Urodzeni w 1975
Ludzie urodzeni w Nowym Jorku


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Georg Einbeck, auch Georges Einbeck (* 5. Januar 1871 in Golluschütz; † 21. Januar 1951 in Luzern), war ein deutscher Kaufmann, Maler und Fotograf.

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Einbeck wurde als Sohn ein westpreußischen Gutsbesitzers geboren. Sein Vater Friedrich Wilhelm gehörte zur deutschsprachigen Oberschicht, die seit Generationen die Großgrundbesitzer stellte. 1878 zog die Familie nach Berlin, 1880 nach Dresden. Dort übernahm der Vater die Aufgabe eines Direktors der Nord-Deutschen Hagelversicherung. Georg Einbeck absolvierte in Dresden das Gymnasium und legte dort die Reifeprüfung ab.

Georg Einbeck absolvierte auf Wunsch des Vaters ab 1890 zunächst eine Ausbildung als Bankkaufmann. Ab 1893 folgte der einjährige Militärdienst beim 1. Preußischen Feldartillerie-Regiment in Wandsbek bei Hamburg. Dann arbeitete er auf Vermittlung des Vaters als kaufmännischer Angestellter in einem Unternehmen der Schwerindustrie in Hagen. 1897 versetzte ihn die Firma in ihre Niederlassung in Hamburg. Einbeck beschäftigte sich immer intensiver mit Malerei und geriet in Konflikt zwischen bürgerlicher Existenz und dem Wagnis, als freier Künstler zu arbeiten. Alfred Lichtwark, der Direktor der Hamburger Kunsthalle, beeinflusste ihn maßgeblich. Einbeck gab seinen gut bezahlten Beruf auf und wechselte zunächst an die Kunstakademie in München. Gemeinsam mit Norbert Hochsieder besuchte er die Académie de la Grande Chaumière und die École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Reisen führten die beiden Künstler nach Italien.

1899 zog Georg Einbeck nach Dresden und nahm mit Gemälden mit landschaftlichen und figürlichen Darstelleungen von 1903 bis 1907 an Ausstellungen der  Berliner Secession teil, einer Künstlergruppe, die sich vom akademischen Kunstbetrieb abgespaltet hatte. Auch auf Ausstellungen im Berliner Künstlerhaus, auf der Großen Kunstausstellung in Dresden und auf Ausstellungen des Deutschen Künstlerbundes in Weimar war er vertreten.  Er zeigte vor allem  Pariser Straßenszenen und figürliche Studien mit Titeln wie Aus Portofino oder Frauen am Strand.  Ab 1906 unternahm er Reisen nach Nordafrika und Südfrankreich. 1913 heiratete Einbeck seine Frau Daisy, die er in Menton kennengelernt hatte, in Luzern. Dort wurde das Paar vom Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs überrascht. Das Ehepaar bezog eine Wohnung in Luzern. Weil die westpreußischen Gebiete, aus denen Einbeck stammte, durch den Versailler Vertrag der neuen Republik Polen zugeschlagen wurden, erhielt Einbeck 1919 die polnische Staatsangehörigkeit. 1920 reiste das Paar erstmals nach dem Krieg wieder nach Menton. Seitdem verbrachte es die Winter regelmäßig in Südfrankreich und die Sommer in der Schweiz.

Einbeck beschäftigte sich auch mit Musik und Literatur und übersetzte antike griechische Werke ins Deutsche. 1928 inszenierte Otto Bosshard, der Direktor des Luzerner Stadttheaters, eine Freilichtaufführung der "Bakchen" des Euripides. Einbeck lieferte die Übersetzung. 1928 hielt sich Einbeck für mehrere Monate in Paris auf und stellte seine Werke in der Galerie Bernheim-Jeube aus. Basierend auf dieser Ausstellung erschien 1929 die Monografie "Einbeck", die von A. Warnod und E. Worononieckie verfasst wurde.

1934 zeigte das Kunstmuseum Luzern eine große Ausstellung mit Werken Einbecks. Ein Bildband über den Künstler im Verlag Fleury in Paris verzögerte sich 1939 ging wegen des Ausbruchs des 2. Weltkriegs nicht in Druck. Einbeck zog sich in Luzern ins Privatleben zurück. Doch bereits 1945 nahm das Ehepaar Einbeck seine Gewohnheit die Wintermonate in Menton zu verbringen, wieder auf. Dort feierte der Künstler 1951 auch seinen 80. Geburtstag. Zur Vorbereitung einer Jubiläumsausstellung in Luzern kehrte das Ehepaar früher als üblich aus Frankreich in die Schweiz zurück. Am Sonntagmorgen, 21. Januar, verstarb Einbeck plötzlich und unerwartet an einem Schlaganfall.

Fotografien
Einbeck gehörte zu der Gruppe von Amateurfotografen, die der Routine von Berufsfotografen der damaligen Zeit mit neuen Entwicklungsmethoden, Bildsichten und veränderten Bildausschnitten entgegentreten wollten. Er mied herkömmliche Ateliers mit Kulissen als Hintergrund  und fotografierte stattdessen  insbesondere ländliche Porträts und Landschaften. Der Sammler Ernst Juhl, der sich dem Piktorialismus verschrieben hatte, erwarb eine Reihe seiner Bilder für seine Sammlung. Die Fotos sind im Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg sowie in der Berliner Kunstbibliothek zu sehen.

Unter Anleitung der Gebrüder Hofmeister lernte Einbeck in Hamburg die Fotografie kennen und nahm von 1897 bis 1899 an der internationalen Ausstellung von Kunstfotografien in der Hamburger Kunsthalle teil. Von 1897 bis 1903 gehörte er der Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Amateurfotografie an und war ab 1906 ein auswärtiges Mitglied des Vereins.

Literatur

 Fritz Kempe: Vor der Camera. Zur Geschichte der Fotografie in Hamburg. Verlag Hans Christian, Hamburg 1976, ISBN 3-7672-0409-6.
 Fritz Kempe (Bearbeitung): Photographie zwischen Daguerreotypie und Kunstphotographie. Hrsg. Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg 1977, S. 129.
 Katalog Kunstphotographie um 1900, die Sammlung Ernst Juhl. Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg 1977, S. 220 f.
 Bernard L. Raeber (Hrsg.): Georges Einbeck – Malerei, Text- und Bilddokumente, Werkverzeichnung (mit einem Beitrag von Theo Kneubühler: Georges Einbeck oder Die Idee des irdischen Paradieses), Verlag Edition Galerie Raeber, Luzern 1976.

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Maler (Deutschland)
Fotograf (20. Jahrhundert)
Fotograf (Hamburg)
Mitglied im Deutschen Künstlerbund
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Deutscher
Geboren 1871
Gestorben 1951
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Q: What is the moduli space of lines in $\mathbb R^3$? If we restrict to those lines passing through the origin, we of course get $\mathbb{R}P^2$.  Is there a good topological description of the space that we get when we remove the restriction that they pass through the origin?  Is there a name for this space?

A: One way to think about it is this. Call your space $U$.
If we think about $\mathbf R^3$ as an open submanifold of $\mathbf RP^3$, then $U$ is an open submanifold of the space of lines in $\mathbf RP^3$, which is a Grassmannian variety $G(2,4)$. (This shows that $U$ is 4-dimensional, as it should be.)
The complement $V$ of $U$ inside $G(2,4)$ consists of lines that are contained in the boundary  $\mathbf RP^3 \setminus \mathbf R^3 = \mathbf RP^2$. So $V$ is an embedded copy of $G(2,3)$ inside $G(2,4)$: the standard name for a submanifold of this kind is a Schubert cycle $\sigma_{1,1}$.
So $U$ is the complement of a $\sigma_{1,1}$ inside $G(2,4)$.

A: To every line in $\mathbb R^3$ there corresponds a line in $\mathbb P^3(\mathbb R)$ obtained by adding a point at infinity to it.
This way you obtain all lines in $\mathbb P^3(\mathbb R)$, except those lines completely included in the plane at infinity.
The lines in $\mathbb P^3(\mathbb R)$ form the grassmannian $\mathbb G(1,3)$ and have as moduli space under the Plücker embedding a smooth $4$-dimensional quadric  $Q\subset \mathbb P^5(\mathbb R)$ (the Klein quadric).
The lines of $\mathbb P^3(\mathbb R)$ lying completely at infinity correspond to a plane  $P\subset \mathbb P^5(\mathbb R)$ included in the Klein quadric $Q$: $P\subset Q$
Conclusion
The moduli space of lines in $\mathbb R^3$ is a quadric hypersurface in $Q\subset \mathbb P^5(\mathbb R)$ minus a plane included in it.
This moduli space is thus quasi-projective, but neither projective nor affine.

A: Just for kicks here is another "bundle" description of the moduli space.
It is not hard to see that this is the "orthogonal complement" of the canonical bundle over $\mathbb{RP}^2$, that is it is the space
$$ \{ (l,v) \in \mathbb{RP}^2 \times \mathbb{R}^3  | v \perp w \mbox{ for any }w \in l \}$$
after all all you need to describe an arbitrary line is its slope and a point, and you can choose this point to be the one closest to the origin.

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Dance Band from Fenton, MI (53 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Big Band from Milford, MI (58 miles from Potterville, MI)
The Ambassadors Big Band was formed in 1957 in the Ann Arbor area. The 17 or 18-member swing band continues to excite audiences with their unique arrangments of great standard swing tunes and newer tunes in a swing style. We also perform ballroom dance music including; Latins, waltzes, etc., on request. We are one of the few big bands to still feature not only solo male, and female vocalists, but a vocal trio, 'The Diplomats'. This group is wonderful for Weddings, Dances, and Outdoor... (more)
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Jazz Band from Grand Rapids, MI (50 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Cover Band from Ann Arbor, MI (58 miles from Potterville, MI)
Crossing Woodward is a unique group of talented veteran musicians. The bands playlist includes hits and rare surprises spanning five decades as well as popular songs from todays top contemporary acts. Crossing Woodward's performances are designed for and proven to keep a dancefloor packed and diverse enough for any musical palate. The band has provided entertainment for weddings, clubs, festivals, and corporate events throughout Metro-Detroit and Michigan since 2012. We are versatile enough... (more)
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Swing Band from Grand Rapids, MI (50 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Eric Neubauer Ensemble Die Dorfmusikanten
German Band from Milford, MI (55 miles from Potterville, MI)
This year marks the 47th anniversary of Die Dorfmusikanten. The Die Dorfmusikanten (German for Town Band) was formed with the goal of keeping the traditional Bavarian/Czech-style music alive. The band was originally formed in Harper Woods and soon became a crowd favorite at German/Bavarian/Czech picnics and festivals throughout Southeast Michigan, Ohio, Windsor and Toronto. Founder and leader, Eric Neubauer, inspired by the music of Ernst Mosch, the conductor of the Original Egerländer... (more)
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Motor City Soul
Dance Band from Livonia, MI (71 miles from Potterville, MI)
Motor City Soul has been performing for festivals, weddings, corporate and private events in the Detroit Metro Area for many years. It's seven versatile musicians are focused on providing a high energy dance sound and delivering an entertaining stage presence. MCS is best known for its unique and versatile repertoire and audience interaction. The band thrives on pushing the envelope and creating a "big party" atmosphere that creates lasting memories of your event. Remarkably versatile... (more)
DTour Band
Dance Band from Dearborn Heights, MI (79 miles from Potterville, MI)
Introducing DTour Band, a dynamic self contained group from the heart of Detroit. Their love of music and the arts is clearly evident in the natural expressions they present while on stage. The bands exhilarating sound and energetic performance leaves the audience cheering for more. The group has a unique blend of music that embodies the vibrant inventiveness and sense of community that defines the sound of Detroit, featuring Motown, R&B with a dash of contemporary music and Jazz, but dance... (more)
Cover Band from Detroit, MI (77 miles from Potterville, MI)
Sinjon Smith
Pop Band from Clawson, MI (80 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Variety Band from Toledo, OH (89 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Variety Band from Taylor, MI (79 miles from Potterville, MI)
Trilogy is a multi-talented group who's members play many different instruments covering: Oldies, Motown, Rock, Country, Classic Rock, Big Band, Swing, Disco, Jazz Standards, Pop, Top40, Easy Listening even Classical Music (for your ceremony). Our musicians are second to none and we are frequently hired to perform at fellow musicians weddings. We have everything that makes a band fun: female & male vocals, incredible rhythm section and awe inspiring guitarists all within a seven piece... (more)
Weekend ComeBack
Variety Band from Royal Oak, MI (80 miles from Potterville, MI)
**VOTED BEST WEDDING BAND 2016 BY WDIV 4THEBEST, BEST OF GIGMASTERS 2016-17, WEDDING WIRE COUPLES CHOICE AWARD 2019** Weekend ComeBack is a high-energy variety band, performing a variety of covers from the 60's through today hits. Regardless of the size, venue or theme of your wedding, Weekend ComeBack has you covered. Start with our four piece core band, featuring four vocalists accompanied by saxophone, bass, guitar, drums and keyboard, hand pick your songs and dance the night... (more)
Steve Somers Band
Variety Band from Ypsilanti, MI (63 miles from Potterville, MI)
The Steve Somers Band is a very versatile band. They are well versed in jazz, blues, R & B, Motown and classic rock styles of music. Steve Somers holds a masters degree in music and is currently directing jazz bands for Washtenaw Community College and the Ypsilanti Youth Orchestra. Mr. Somers has many years of experience as a band leader and his groups have appeared on stage with Gladys Knight, Bobby Bland, Morris Day, The O'Jays and many others. The band includes female and male lead... (more)
Detroit Event Company
Cover Band from Berkley, MI (79 miles from Potterville, MI)
Detroit Event Company was created for one simple reason: We want to help people create amazing events. We know how important music is at your celebration, and we take that responsibility seriously. Our bands and DJs know how to pack dance floors, but we also know how to create the right vibe for cocktails and dinner too. Whether you're a professional event coordinator or a bride planning the best day of your life, event planning involves the coordination of a lot of details! You're going to... (more)
Keith Malinowski
Jazz Band from Detroit, MI (77 miles from Potterville, MI)
The Keith Malinowski Jazz Group has performed for such events as the MGM Casino grand opening, Society of Automotive Engineers Conference, The International Auto Show, and the Freedom Festival (Downtown Detroit's Fireworks). Keith's jazz groups can be customized for many different events, from a wedding ceremony, cocktails/dinner, a classic elegant reception, holiday party of 20 people to a 2,000 person corporate conference at the Cobo Conference Center. The mood can be quiet ambient... (more)
Serious Jack
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Motor City Beat
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Stiletto Fire
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Cover Band from Royal Oak, MI (81 miles from Potterville, MI)
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Ashley Lynn & the Spurs
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Trouble at the Medical Council of India
When India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested Ketan Desai, the president of the Medical Council of India (MCI) and president-elect of the World Medical Association, for allegedly accepting a bribe of 20 million Indian rupees from the vice-president of a medical college and hospital in the Punjab state, few in the country's medical community were surprised.
Author(s): Patralekha Chatterjee
Source: Lancet
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Health, Health Education, Health Personnel, Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare, India, Lancet, Corruption, Patralekha Chatterjee
Bridging the gaps between research, polcy and practice in low- and middle-income countries: a survey of researchers
Many international statements have urged researchers, policy-makers and health care providers to collaborate in efforts to bridge the gaps between research, policy and practice in low- and middle-income countries. We surveyed researchers in 10 countries about their involvement in such efforts.
Author(s): John N Lavis, G Emmanuel Guindon, David Cameron & et al
Source: CMAJ
Health, Diarrhoea, Malaria, Health Policy, Health Personnel, Medical Research, Tuberculosis, Contraception, Ghana, Senegal, Tanzania, China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Laos, Pakistan, Mexico, India, Developing Countries, CMAJ, John N Lavis, G Emmanuel Guindon, David Cameron & et al
Bridging the gaps between research, policy and practice in low- and middle-income countries: a survey of health care providers
Gaps continue to exist between research-based evidence and clinical practice. We surveyed health care pro viders in 10 low- and middle-income countries about their use of research-based evidence and examined factors that may facilitate or impede such use.
Author(s): G. Emmanuel Guindon, John N. Lavis, Francisco Becerra-Posada & et al
Health, Diarrhoea, Malaria, Health Policy, Health Personnel, Medical Research, Contraception, Ghana, Senegal, Tanzania, China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Laos, Pakistan, Mexico, India, Developing Countries, G. Emmanuel Guindon, John N. Lavis, Francisco Becerra-Posada & et al, CMAJ
Friendly, floral hospital
The first thing that greets the eye at Amader Haspatal, a rural hospital in a remote part of West Bengal's tribal dominated Bankura district, is the sheer burst of colour all around.
Author(s): Satya Sivaraman
Source: Civil Society
Health, Health Care, Rural Health, Health For All, Health Personnel, Public Participation, Panchayats, West Bengal, Bankura (D), Civil Society, Satya Sivaraman
Gumani's barefoot doctors
Touching the border of Birbhum in West Bengal , in this abjectly poor district of Sahebgunj in Jharkhand the story of despair is stark. In the black stone mines of Pakur and beyond, run the dark narratives of Kala Azar, silicosis, malaria, tuberculosis and rampant malnourishment. Poverty stares brazenly but there is not even the shadow of a government or relief for the people.
Author(s): Amit Sengupta
Health, Rural Health, Primary Health Care, Health Personnel, Governance And Institutions, Jharkhand, Sahibganj (D), West Bengal, Amit Sengupta, Civil Society, Rural Poverty
Radical doctors
A quiet movement in health care has been unfolding in the rural interiors of West Bengal, improving the lives of thousands of people in villages where no doctor has ever been before. It is an effort defined by vision and commitment and is far removed from the CPI(M)-led Left Front, which has spent 30 years in power in the state.
Health, Women, Health Care, Rural Health, Health For All, Health Personnel, India, West Bengal, Howrah (D), Amit Sengupta, Civil Society
Wanted: 2.4 million nurses, and thats just in India
In every country, rich or poor, the story is the same. There are not enough nurses. The developed world fills its vacancies by enticing nurses from other countries, while developing countries are unable to compete with better pay, better professional development and the lure of excitement offered elsewhere.
Author(s): Kathryn Senior
Source: Bulletin of the World Health Organization
Health, Migration, Health Care, Rural Health, Health Personnel, WHO, South Africa, Maldives, India, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, Developing Countries, Kathryn Senior
World health statistics 2010
The World Health Statistics series is WHO
Source: World Health Organization
Infant mortality, Health, Health Personnel, Medical Systems, Immunisation, Infectious Diseases, India, Global, Geneva, Statistics, World Health Organization, Diseases
Revealed: Pfizer's payments to censured doctors
The drug company paid experts disciplined for deficiencies in patient care to lecture other doctors on prescribing, finds an analysis by New Scientist.
Author(s): Jim Giles, Peter Aldhous
Source: New Scientist
Health, Health Personnel, Drugs, Drug Industry, United States Of America (US)
Pfizer's payments to censured doctors
They are billed as "healthcare professionals who spend years building expertise in their fields". Using materials grounded in science, they educate their peers in the risks and benefits of drugs. This is how Pfizer, the pharmaceuticals giant, describes the experts it hires to lead forums in which doctors are lectured on the use of its products. Yet New Scientist has found that some of Pfizer's experts have been disciplined for deficiencies in patient care, while others have been reprimanded for how they conducted drug research trials.
Author(s): Peter Aldhous, Jim Giles, Brad Stenger
Drug Industry, Health Personnel, Drugs, Health Effects, Medical Research, United States Of America (US)
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