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The HVAC system market is projected to reach US$ 455.96 billion by 2028 from US$ 246.10 billion in 2022
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August 26, 2022, 9:35 AM ·5 min read
It is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10. 8% during 2022–2028. The usage of air conditioners is our safeguard once the common temperature increases. However, many people are seen to be aware of how necessary it is to decide on an air conditioner unit and the way how it is important to exchange an inefficient air conditioning system for an updated version.
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In HVAC system market analysis, such growth in awareness will have a positive impact.New HVAC systems are economical and far more environment friendly and improve indoor air quality.
To decrease greenhouse gas emissions, several countries entered into a pact to work together towards that goal.The focus behind this is to limit the number of hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants (HFC) used in many air conditioners, as HFC is considered the most damaging to energy utilization.
Acceptance of modern HVAC systems, owing to their lower greenhouse gas emission rates, is expected to further boost HVAC system market size. HVAC systems provide benefits such as cost savings and energy savings and help to maintain sustainable goals regarding environmental safety. The above-mentioned factors will positively fuel the adoption of HVAC system, and thus would promote the HVAC system market growth
Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on HVAC System Market Growth
Limitations imposed by governments to control the spread of COVID-19 during the initial phase of the global health crisis affected the daily operations of most automobile manufacturers.Stringent restrictions and supply chain disruptions, which resulted in the shortage of semiconductor chips, put most HVAC system market players in jeopardy.
Several economies in the Asia Pacific region experienced a sharp decline in their GDP in 2020 due to the sudden closedown of most economic activities across the country.China, Japan, and ASEAN countries' machinery exports declined.
The implementation of travel restrictions, the emergence of the delta variant of COVID-19, and other issues plagued global value chains (GVCs) in 2021.For the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), machinery exports have fluctuated, but general and electric machinery goods and precision machinery final products have maintained exports beyond the pre-pandemic levels.
East Asia continued to export more machinery than before the pandemic, at least regionally, through August 2021, despite recent irregular dips in specific countries and industries. After the lockdown was implemented in 2020, manufacturing in India reportedly ceased, except for the rice milling industry, where production is said to have decreased by 50%, according to a United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) survey. Metals and chemical goods, automobiles, machinery and equipment, textiles, and other manufacturing-related businesses were among the most impacted sectors. Such closures and decline in manufacturing activities led to decline in HVAC system market growth. Such trends were witnessed globally. But demand for HVAC systems started gaining momentum by the end of 2020, as industries started resuming operations, along with most commercial establishments.
APAC is expected to hold more than 35% of HVAC system market share by 2028.China accounts for the largest HVAC system market share in Asia Pacific, followed by Japan and South Korea.
The HVAC system market in China is growing at one of the fastest paces globally.Residential and commercial buildings in the country have been among the prime adopters of HVAC systems in APAC.
Energy demand for space cooling in buildings in the India is rising at a rapid pace, placing strains on the electricity system and indirectly contributing to local air pollution and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.The HVAC system market in India experienced growth by developing additional features like air filtration capabilities to existing HVAC systems.
High temperature through the summer in the northern region of India and high humidly levels in the southern and western regions are driving the growth of the HVAC system market size in the country.
The size of a residential and commercial HVAC units differs significantly.Their requirements for conditioning a space likewise vary greatly.
As a result, commercial units are substantially larger than HVAC systems of residential units.Three elements are needed to regulate the climate of a commercial building: warm or cool air, a distribution system and controls.
The same thermostat controls both the heated and cooled air in the commercial building which circulates through the same ducts.When the heating in a commercial HVAC system is turned on, the burners typically produce combustion gas that is delivered to the heat exchanger, where it warms the air passing through.
Commercial buildings use straightforward, programmable thermostats that send different heating or cooling queues throughout, which is similar to residential HVAC systems. Growing demand from commercial establishments is expected to boost the HVAC system market growth.
Daikin Industries, Ltd.; Emerson Electric Co.; Rheem Manufacturing Company; Honeywell International Ltd.; Johnson Controls International plc; LG Electronics, Inc.; EVAPCO; Lennox International; Carrier AG and Trane Technologies, Inc. are among the key HVAC system market players.
The overall HVAC system market size has been derived using both primary and secondary sources.To begin the research process, exhaustive secondary research has been conducted using internal and external sources to obtain qualitative and quantitative information related to the market.
The process also serves the purpose of obtaining an overview and forecast of the HVAC system market size with respect to all market segments.Also, multiple primary interviews have been conducted with industry participants and commentators to validate the data and gain more analytical insights.
Participants of this process include VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, national sales managers, and external consultants—such as valuation experts, research analysts, and key opinion leaders—specializing in the HVAC system market.
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Pueraria mirifica, also known as kwao krua kao, is a leguminous plant that grows deep within the lush green forests of Thailand and Myanmar.It has been used for its rejuvenating properties since as early as 1931, which happens to be the first known mention of the plant by the Buddist monks of Thailand. Since then, it has been studied extensively for its phytoestrogenic components as well as other benefits.
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This week sees London theatre put black actors and experiences centrestage on consecutive nights. Given the current furore of the all-white nominees list for the Oscars, illness it is refreshing to see that in the theatre, this at least — notwithstanding such antique attitudes as Trevor Nunn's casting last year for The War of the Roses at the Rose in Kingston with an all-white cast for reasons, he stated, of "historical verisimilitude" — we're able to see a more diverse world being reflected.
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"Watching the HBO documentary, "When the Levees Broke," I was taken aback by the enormity of emotions that had obviously lain dormant as I'd gone about my everyday life from Aug. 29, 2005, to Aug. 29, 2006. Glued to the tube for the entire four hours and 15 minutes, the sheer genius that is Spike Lee allowed the story to tell itself. If his aim was to elicit support by infuriating the masses, shaming them to care or inspiring them to act, he achieved it — with me.
I just could not wrap my brain around the fact that almost a year later it seemed nothing at all had been done in this major U.S. city. I was certainly infuriated as so many people, most of whom looked like me, were left hanging by a system of government more concerned with bureaucracy than responsibility. I was equally ashamed at how anesthetized the souls of many of us had become, our compassion measured by how much we could or could not relate. All I could think was, "There but for the grace ..."
On the way to rage, though, something wonderfully inspiring happened. I realized how proud I was of the resilience of a people ignored by those elected and selected to serve them. I was humbled by the resolute spirit with which they could still see a future in the midst of such devastation. And as they expressed their disappointment and utter disbelief — uncensored — I felt an odd sense of joy at the no-holds-barred freedom losing everything had given them. It triggered that familiar "quiet riot" feeling I get deep in the pit of my stomach when something patently wrong needs to be in some way addressed. And in that moment, I decided it was time for me to go and see for myself.
I volunteered to gut houses with Habitat for Humanity , which has taken over an abandoned school for their operation. Situated in the devastated St. Bernard Parish in Violet, La., the aptly named Camp Hope offered basic living necessities fashioned from whatever had been donated and constructed by the ingenuity of its inhabitants. Communal living at its best! I went to bed early, nervously anticipating the 6 a.m. call to action, worrying whether these 50-year-old bones could stand up to the task.
There was no way I could have been prepared for what I saw, though we'd gotten the "Katrina a year later" orientation the evening before. I was at once overwhelmed and invigorated as we rolled up to our first house in a somewhat affluent neighborhood. The two-story home had at least 10 rooms, three full baths, two kitchens and a pool in the backyard facing a canal. Out of all those rooms, the amount of salvageable items could fit on the hearth of the fireplace. The debris pile rose to the height of the first story and wrapped around the corner. Completely gutting someone's home seemed to me like a surgery that ended in death. You save what is vital hoping it can be used again and send the remains for burial — only in a landfill instead of a cemetery plot.
If the house had not yet been touched, flood-soaked furniture and personal items were the first order of business. After countless wheelbarrow trips to the pile, layers of mud were shoveled out so we could get to the carpeting that lay underneath. I'm here to tell you, there's nothing like the smell or feel of what we fondly referred to as "carpet juice" all over your clothes as you threw it on the pile.
Swollen drywall crumbled to the touch as we tried to remove it in sheets from the studs.
Refrigerators had to be sealed shut with duct tape before moving so the putrid stench of rotten food mixed with floodwaters didn't seep through your mask causing the inevitable dry heaves or worse, the real thing. We were on constant lookout for snakes, rats and those brown recluse spiders for which the rubble had provided a year's worth of safe haven.
Like most of you, I've seen the aftermath of hurricanes. Hurricane Hugo rocked my home in Charleston, S.C., with four feet of water inside my mother's dining room. And that was after climbing six steps up to the porch! Hurricane Andrew decimated Homestead, rendering the home where I'd raised my sons during their early years unrecognizable. And yes, I've seen the waterlines, the FEMA trailers and the work some of my friends had begun after the wrath of Hurricane Wilma. But in none of these catastrophes did I see neighborhood after neighborhood so eerily and entirely empty, a whole year later.
My initial motivation for writing this column was an attempt to solicit volunteers. I thought, "Who better to ask than those who had some idea of what it was like?" But after talking about it with a few people, I knew it was more important to share what impacted me most and let the chips fall where they may.
I've posted photographs of my experience . They tell a far more powerful story than I ever could. Hopefully, they will bring the magnitude of this loss back into focus and help keep the citizens of this forgotten city in your thoughts and prayers".
Jennie Sommer and her husband, Bill, recently volunteered with New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity with the St. Bernard Project .
They left June 24 for New Orleans to gut damaged houses for a week and they share their experience at Camp Hope a tent city housing hundreds of volunteers involved in this momentous efforts.
Join us in this efforts today, by visitng our St. Bernard Project Page .
August 29th, the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's landfall, also marks the deadline for homeowners in the New Orleans area to have their homes either demolished by FEMA or gutted by volunteers. Here at New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity , we have been working with the St. Bernard Department of Recovery to remove the internal debris from the flooded homes belonging to the elderly and handicapped. With just 5 weeks remaining, we have over 1100 homes to complete and a very low volunteer turnout. The elderly and handicapped residents of St. Bernard need your help before the end of summer.
Volunteers are needed urgently. Please help this dying American community recover! Please sign up today!!
New Orleans Habitat for Humanity and St Bernard parish government have been working relentlessly to keep Camp Premier open. FEMA recently rescinded its decison to close the camp. This was a welcome news to the hundreds of volunteers who have helped clean out 1000 homes and continue to clean even more.
"Thousands of volunteers from around the city have been playing crucial roles in the re-building of New Orleans, but the non-profit and religious groups that sponsor them are worried because FEMA plans to close the tent cities that have housed many of the volunteers.
"It's been astounding, we've been able to enlist the support of over, almost 3000 volunteers, if not more than that," said Mike Hayes with Habitat for Humanity.
Many of the volunteers have been living in "tent cities" set up by FEMA. Two of them housed 1,200 volunteers at a time at a cost of about $100 per person per day. The tent cities had places to sleep, a shower, and a cafeteria.
"We've been staying in the FEMA tents, and they have fed us, it's awesome food, I mean it's awesome housing, they got hot showers every night for us, so it's been a great experience so far," said Auburn University volunteer Lindsey Harder.
FEMA said it has scheduled to close the camps on April 10 and 11.
"Why is this facility being closed down? Well FEMA originally had contracts for about the last six months to operate three camps in the New Orleans areas, and the contracts run out mid-April," said FEMA representative Leo Skinner.
Non-profit and religious agencies that have sponsored the volunteers said losing the free housing could hurt their efforts to help New Orleans recover.
"The tent cities are critical in maintaining that level of volunteerism. If they are shut down or they go away, we're going to have two alternatives. We're either going to lose hundreds of hard working, willing volunteers, or we're going to have to scramble to find other housing for them," said Jim Pate with Habitat for Humanity.
Leaders of non-profit and church groups have been scrambling to find new housing for the volunteers who want to come down and help rebuild New Orleans, while at the same time hoping that FEMA will find some way to keep the camps open.
"Right now the biggest issue for us, especially coming up this summer when every youth group in the country wants to come down here, is where are we going to house them, where are we going to put them, where are we going to feed them?" questioned Aaron Arledge with the Louisiana Baptist Convention.
"We're looking at the possibility of maybe some of the schools that maybe we can swap out gutting and clean up in exchange for housing volunteers," said Pate.
Habitat for Humanity said they are hoping to get help from Louisiana's congressional delegation, but are still preparing their own tents to house volunteers.
"Is there any chance that something could be done to keep these camps open? I'm not going to say yes or no, but I can tell you that the extension of the camps is being reviewed by headquarters, FEMA headquarters," said Skinner".
Student's Account of a Week in "da Parish": "In New Orleans, a Second Freedom Ride"
Even in the midst of this, I'm continually moved by stories of students who have traveled here and spent a few days, a week, or more helping us help the people of St. Bernard Parish recover from the Katrina devastation.
Allie Deger's day-by-day account of a week in the St. Bernard Project is definitely worth your time; her photo montage video is a collection of harrowing but beautiful pictures of the people and places of the Parish and the 9th Ward nearby.
Link: Scoop: In New Orleans, a Second Freedom Ride.
"While MSU volunteers gutted ruined houses, they filled empty spaces in peoples' lives, including their own.
They had gone to Louisiana to clean up after the end of the world. In the process of toiling for a week in the devastated neighborhoods in Chalmette, La., something happened to both the volunteers from Missouri State University and to the residents of the tiny town located down the Mississippi River from New Orleans.
At week's end, the 103 students and a staff member from MSU had a better understanding about the important things in life while grateful residents had their spirits lifted and their lives enriched by others showing them that they had not been forgotten.
"They don't know how much they did for us," said Cindy Bartholomae, in whose neighborhood the students worked. "They gave up their spring break to work in this hellhole."
The students, though, gained a new perspective of their lives and of those in need.
"You fall in love with them," said Emilie Franke, a senior who organized the trip through the New Orleans chapter of Habitat for Humanity.
"There is an emotional connection for us now with the people and the city. We talked to families, and they knew we could be anywhere in the world and we chose to be there. It brought all of us to tears."
The students, wearing hard hats, gloves, masks and boots, worked for a week in St. Bernard Parish, one of the hardest hit areas in Louisiana, where 27,000 homes were destroyed by the hurricane seven months ago.
"It was like cleaning up the end of the world," said Dan Henke, a junior in theater and dance.
"A crowbar is essential for gutting a flood-ravaged home. First you rip off the front door. Next you break out the windows. Then, as quickly as possible, you shovel all contents into wheelbarrows and get them out of the house.
Once your task is done, usually in a day or two, you are left with a structure that has been stripped down to its roof, studs and exterior façade. Four impressive piles - one for general debris, one for hazardous waste, one for electronics and one for salvaged personal possessions - cover the front lawn. The house will seem tiny by comparison.
Along with my wife, Mickie, and several hundred other volunteers, I recently spent two weeks gutting houses in St. Bernard Parish, southeast of New Orleans. Every morning, after awaking in our tent-camp cots, we would don overalls, steel-toed boots, masks, gloves and hard hats and tear apart some of the 150,000 homes that Hurricane Katrina submerged in and around New Orleans.
It was humbling and exhausting work. At times, we wondered why any of us would spend a vacation exposed to mold, snakes and the contents of kitchens left abandoned for months.
Yet even in moments of doubt, we would see college students arriving by the hundreds, spending their spring breaks doing this odd form of relief work. We saw leaders of Habitat for Humanity, AmeriCorps and other groups toiling 16 hours a day, seven days a week, trying to bring coherence to a seat-of-the-pants operation."
Article of the Week on the Situation "Down Here"
Students from Centenary College and Drew University visited and worked with the St. Bernard Project recently. This article in the Morristown, N.J., Daily Record, tells the story of their experience gutting houses for homeowners in St. Bernard Parish and nearby in the Lower and Upper 9th Wards. If you want to get a feel for the task that faces us in NOLA, It is definitely worth your time to read this article, but be warned, a lump in your throat awaits.
A difficult aspect of the cleanup was tossing piles of the waterlogged personal items that crews came across into the debris -- photographs, drawings, books, toys. Marsh said that for her, as a mother, tossing out the drawings by small children was hardest. "Even if they were damaged, I would want them," she said.
Alicia Miller said that, for her, the hardest home to clear was one in which the owner has stored a huge collection of photographs, album after album of family members, parties and other occasions. None could be saved, she said.
Link: Daily Record - Local News - Katrina's toll leaves students 'in shock'.
I am the special projects coordinator for New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity (NOAHH), a non profit ecumenical housing ministry based in New Orleans, and the local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. Since Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the need for decent, affordable shelter has never been greater. To meet this need, we are amassing an army of compassion to revive this important region.
NOAHH is busy at work trying to jumpstart the recovery effort, but the task is daunting. We have never been confronted with a greater challenge and we must have broad participation to have hope for success. Above all we have a great need for volunteer support. Many individuals have come forward to donate their time and effort but the response lacks the essential presence of communities.
A project we are currently recruiting for, the St Bernard Recovery Project is in dire need of volunteers. The region remains the most devastated of all those affected –not only did Katrina's western eye-wall pass over St Bernard Parish battering the community with torrential winds, but the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet(MR GO) funneled water though the Parish and swamped it in five to twenty feet of water for more than two weeks. One hundred percent of the structures in St. Bernard Parish suffered massive damage, including the homes of thousands of uninsured and underinsured working families. The scope of the project is courageous and expansive, but its design is pragmatic and elegantly structured. Everything is in place – except volunteers, and they are desperately needed, so much so that there is a frightening possibility that FEMA will pull the plug on this historic undertaking if more people do not step forward.
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Fearless Fagan
"Fearless Fagan" (1952) Poster
Charles Lederer
Frederick Hazlett Brennan
Sidney Franklin
Eldon W. Griffiths
Carleton Carpenter
Harold Lipstein
Rudolph G. Kopp
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 15, 1952 (1952-08-15)
$855,000[1]
Fearless Fagan is a 1952 comedy film directed by Stanley Donen and stars Janet Leigh and Carleton Carpenter. It is about a clown who is drafted into the military and tries to sneak his pet lion into the service.[2] The film was inspired by the 12 Feb 1951 Life Magazine story Fearless Fagan Finds a Home where Private Floyd D. Humeston requested an emergency 14-day furlough from Ft. Ord, California to take care of his pet lion.[3] Fagan played himself with the army assigning Pvt Humeston to act as a technical adviser on the film.
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Janet Leigh as Abbey Ames
Carleton Carpenter as Pvt. Floyd Hilstown of Company J
Keenan Wynn as Sgt. Kellwin of Company J
Richard Anderson as Capt. Daniels of Company J
Ellen Corby as Mrs. Ardley
Fearless Fagan as himself
Barbara Ruick as Nurse
John Call as Mr. Ardley
Robert Burton Owen Gillman
Wilton Graft as Col. Horne
Parley Baer as Emil Tacuchnitz
Jonathan Cott Cpl. Geft of Company J
Floyd Hilstown is working in a circus as a clown with a comical lion act when he finds out he's a draft dodger. He is given a chance to enlist, instead of going to jail, but he doesn't want to leave his best friend. The friend is one Fearless Fagan, a lion which Floyd has raised since he was four days old. The circus owner Owen Gillman suggests he buy the lion, after which Fagan would be worked as an ordinary lion by the circus lion tamer Emil Tacuchnitz, which doesn't sit well with Floyd.
Floyd joins the army and hides Fagan somewhere on the base. All goes well until Abbey Ames, who is on the base to entertain the troops, stumbles on Floyd and Fagan playing in the woods. Frightened, she gives her word to keep Fagan's presence a secret, but soon appears in the woods with Colonel Horne and troops in search of the lion.
When Fagan is found Sgt. Kellwin, Captain Daniels and Colonel Horne try to help Floyd find the lion a home. After an exhaustive search a home is found with the Ardley's. By this time Floyd has professed his love to Abbey and she is starting to have feelings for him even though she believes him to be a bit touched.
Fagan escapes his cage and creates some humorous havoc along his way back to Floyd. After he is recaptured the Army gives Floyd the choice of selling Fagan to his old circus troop or euthanasia. When Emil comes to pick up Fagan he cracks the whip and is promptly attacked. The lion is wounded by a soldier and Floyd knows a wounded lion will kill so he takes a pistol and knows what he must do. Once he finds the lion he can't pull the trigger and is himself attacked but quickly calms Fagan down.
Floyd wakes up in the hospital to find Sgt. Kellwin, who tells him he's to receive a medal and a ten-day pass. He also tells Floyd that Fagan is alive and Abbey has taken him to Hollywood. Floyd arrives at Abbey's home and to his horror discovers a lion skin rug. Abbey then appears and leads Floyd to the outdoor pool where they find Fagan jumping from the diving board and swimming to safety.
According to MGM records the film earned $722,000 in the US and Canada and $228,000 overseas resulting in a loss of $324,000.[1]
^ a b c The Eddie Mannix Ledger, Los Angeles: Margaret Herrick Library, Center for Motion Picture Study .
^ Thames, Stephanie. "Fearless Fagan". Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved 25 September 2013.
^ http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/fagan-the-lion-hollywood-star_n_3954239
Fearless Fagan at IMDb
"Fearless Fagan: Portrait of the Lion as a Young Actor", Life Magazine.
Films directed by Stanley Donen
On the Town (1949)
Love Is Better Than Ever (1952)
Fearless Fagan (1952)
Give a Girl a Break (1953)
Deep in My Heart (1954)
It's Always Fair Weather (1955)
Funny Face (1957)
The Pajama Game (1957)
Kiss Them for Me (1957)
Indiscreet (1958)
Damn Yankees (1958)
Once More, with Feeling! (1960)
Surprise Package (1960)
The Grass Is Greener (1960)
Arabesque (1966)
Two for the Road (1967)
Staircase (1969)
Lucky Lady (1975)
Movie Movie (1978)
Saturn 3 (1980)
Blame It on Rio (1984)
Love Letters (1999)
Films by Charles Lederer
As director
Fingers at the Window (1942)
On the Loose (1951)
Never Steal Anything Small (1959)
As writer
The Front Page (1931)
Cock of the Air (1932)
Baby Face Harrington (1935)
Mountain Music (1937)
Double or Nothing (1937)
Within the Law (1939)
Broadway Serenade (1939)
Comrade X (1940)
Love Crazy (1941)
The Youngest Profession (1943)
Slightly Dangerous (1943)
Kiss of Death (1947)
Her Husband's Affairs (1947)
The Lady from Shanghai (1947)
I Was a Male War Bride (1949)
Wabash Avenue (1950)
The Thing from Another World (1951)
O. Henry's Full House (1952)
Kismet (1955)
Gaby (1956)
The Spirit of St. Louis (1957)
Tip on a Dead Jockey (1957)
The Fiend Who Walked the West (1958)
It Started with a Kiss (1959)
Can-Can (1960)
Ocean's 11 (1960)
Follow That Dream (1962)
A Global Affair (1964)
English-language films
1952 comedy films
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films
American comedy films
Films with screenplays by Charles Lederer
Military humor in film
Films about lions
American black-and-white films


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Breaking News! Help Needed For More Than 300 Farm Animals Seized Yesterday In Virginia
Photos by the Louisa County Sheriff's Office
Goats, horses, emus, sheep, rabbits, chickens, turkeys, a peacock, ducks and cats were among an estimated 300 animals rescued from a Louisa County farm yesterday in what is being described by law enforcement as an animal neglect case.
The animals were discovered after Louisa Animal Control was dispatched after being notified that there were goats wandering in the street.
"When they went to put the animals back in, they located several more animals that were in distress and some that were deceased," a Louisa Sheriff's Office spokesperson told WTVR. "A veterinarian responded and suggested that some of the animals would have to be euthanized, and the rest of the animals would need to be removed."
According to thecentralvirginian.com, the sheriff's office, animal control officers and an estimated dozen volunteers from Louisa Community Animal Response Team (CART) dressed in Tyvek suits, wearing respirators, arrived at the scene to help move the animals from the 40-acre farm to temporary shelter at the Louisa Fireman's Fairgrounds.
Louisa County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Mark Stanton, who called the conditions at the farm, deplorable, praised the work of the animal response team volunteers.
"I can't say enough good things about the CART team," he said. "They brought all their equipment, their cages, their personnel, their vet and the whole nine yards. This is what they do."
Stanton also commended the community which provided feed, wood shavings,and hay for the various animals.
No warrants have been filed as of yet pending the results of the investigation. The sheriff's office would not comment on the owner of the animals as the investigation is ongoing.
People who would like to help these poor neglected animals can contact Louisa CART at (540) 223-1196, the animal shelter at (540) 894-4219 or the Sheriff's Office at (540) 967-1234.
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January 9, 2022 at 11:17 am EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
"I am, as you know, a Black person, descended of people who were given the vote by the 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution. The 15th amendment was not a bipartisan vote, it was a single party vote that gave Black people the right to vote. Manchin and others need to stop saying that because that gives me great pain for somebody to imply that the 15th Amendment of the United States Constitution is not legitimate because it did not have bipartisan buy-in."
— Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC), quoted by Politico.
Filed Under: Election Administration, Race
Tech CEO Said Covid Vaccine Is a 'Plot by the Jews'
The founder of a Utah technology firm resigned his position after sending an email to a number of tech CEOs and Utah business and political leaders, claiming the Covid-19 vaccine is part of a plot by "the Jews" to exterminate people, KUPX reports.
Filed Under: Conspiracy Theories, Race
Latino Groups Want to Do Away with 'Latinx'
January 4, 2022 at 7:15 am EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Elected officials, a major newspaper and the oldest Latino civil rights organization in the U.S. have all spoken out strongly in recent weeks against the continued use of "Latinx," the gender-neutral term promoted by progressives to describe people of Spanish-speaking origin, Axios reports.
Filed Under: Race
Hispanic Voters Shifting Toward the GOP
December 28, 2021 at 7:16 am EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Wall Street Journal: "Nationwide, Mr. Trump's share of the Latino vote grew by 8 percentage points compared with 2016, an analysis by Catalist, a Democratic voter-data firm found earlier this year. New calculations by the firm find that while then-candidate Joe Biden won 61% of Latino voters, the shift toward the GOP meant that he carried the group by about 750,000 votes less than had Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee four years earlier."
"That erosion is a danger sign for the party, given that President Biden's winning margin in five states was less than 100,000 votes."
Governor Calls Critical Race Theory a Nothing Burger
December 20, 2021 at 8:25 pm EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly (D) dismissed outrage over "critical race theory" — an academic concept that is not part of public school curricula — as wholly manufactured, the Wichita Eagle reports.
Said Kelly: "I think this is a nothing burger that's been cooked up to get people up in arms about something that's not real."
Filed Under: Race, State House
Judge Goes On Leave After Video of Racial Slurs
December 16, 2021 at 11:06 am EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
"A Louisiana judge will go on unpaid leave after a video from her home captured people repeatedly using racial slurs following a burglary attempt," NBC News reports.
Filed Under: Judiciary, Race
Almost No Hispanic Voters Prefer 'Latinx'
December 8, 2021 at 9:34 am EST By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
A new Bendixen & Amandi poll of Hispanic voters finds just 2% of those polled refer to themselves as Latinx, while 68% call themselves "Hispanic" and 21% favored "Latino" or "Latina" to describe their ethnic background."
House GOP Worried Over Infighting, Not Islamophobia
"House Republicans have decried the public feuding this week among a small group of GOP lawmakers as detrimental to the party's ability to win back the House in the 2022 midterm elections because it distracts from their attacks on Democrats' agenda," the Washington Post reports.
"But little has been said publicly by party leaders or rank-and-file members about whether they find the source of this feuding problematic: Islamophobic attacks by some of its members against a Democratic congresswoman who is Muslim."
Filed Under: Race, Republicans
Trump Does the Racist 'Tomahawk Chop'
October 31, 2021 at 7:15 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Donald and Melania Trump enthusiastically participated in the controversial "tomahawk chop" for the Atlanta Braves at the World Series game against the Houston Astros last night.
GOP Lawmaker Referred to Asians as 'Yellow'
October 23, 2021 at 5:27 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Oklahoma state Sen. David Rader (R) is receiving backlash after referring to Asian Americans as "yellow families" during a recent interim study focused on racial inequality, KFOR reports.
Biden Says Insurrection Was Fueled by White Supremacy
President Biden said that white supremacy motivated rioters who carried out the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, Axios reports.
Said Biden: "The violent, deadly insurrection on the Capitol nine months ago, it was about white supremacy, in my opinion."
Filed Under: Crime and Punishment, Race
Iowa Democratic Party Chair Received Lynching Threat
Iowa Democratic Party Chair Ross Wilburn received multiple threats, including one of lynching, after he penned an opinion piece critical of former President Donald Trump, the Des Moines Register reports.
Wilburn, a state representative, is the first Black chair of the Iowa Democratic Party.
Rate of Lynchings Linked to Confederate Monuments
October 12, 2021 at 11:02 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
A new study finds that the number of lynching victims in a Southern county is a positive and significant predictor of Confederate memorializations in that county.
"This finding provides concrete, quantitative, and historically and geographically situated evidence consistent with the position that Confederate memorializations reflect a racist history, one marred by intentions to terrorize and intimidate Black Americans in response to Black progress."
Filed Under: Political History, Race
Map Linked Black Lawmaker, White Supremacist Group
A proposed legislative district map in West Virginia would have drawn a Black delegate into the same district as a national white supremacy organization's headquarters, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reports.
Trump Voters Worried About Discrimination Against Whites
October 8, 2021 at 8:30 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
A new University of Virginia poll finds 84% of Donald Trump voters say they either strongly or somewhat agree that discrimination against whites will increase in the U.S. in the next few years.
Of those who voted for Joe Biden, just 38% said they felt the same way.
On discrimination against racial minorities, the respondents were flipped, with 87% of Biden voters saying they believe white people have advantages over people of color while just 38% of Trump voters said the same.
'Critical Race Theory' Now Barely Mentioned
October 7, 2021 at 12:31 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Washington Post: "In June, the term was mentioned 993 times during Fox News programming, including overnight rebroadcasts of daytime and prime-time shows. In July, it was mentioned 921 times. That was after being mentioned only 132 times in all of 2020."
"But the network seems to have largely moved on from critical race theory, which conservative activists and right-leaning media companies identified as a pressing threat as part of a backlash to the calls for greater attention to racial disparities that followed the police killing of George Floyd last year."
"Overall, the drop has also been pronounced on Newsmax and One America News (OAN), two conservative upstart channels seeking to outflank Fox News Channel to the right."
GOP Operative Says White Kids Hurt by 'Kids of Color'
October 7, 2021 at 10:05 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Mary Beeman, a Republican operative in Connecticut, said that "helping kids of color to feel they belong has a negative effect on white, Christian, or conservative kids," WFSB reports.
Grassley Praises Korean-American and 'Your People'
October 6, 2021 at 3:08 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) told Lucy Koh, a Korean American judicial nominee, that her Korean background reminds him of his daughter-in-law telling him that Koreans have "a hard work ethic" and "can make a lot out of nothing," the HuffPost reports.
Said Grassley: "So I congratulate you and your people."
Filed Under: Race, Senate


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Q: How can I reverse engineer a Permalink to Find the Page? I am new to WordPress, and I need to make some quick changes.
How can I find the Page that is referenced by a permalink: e.g. for www.example.com/mypermalink how can I locate the actual WP Page so I can find it either in the file system or in the WP Pages list?

A: Addressing both your original question and the question implied by your comment ...
Finding the page ID
Every post and page within WordPress is given an ID.  By default, WordPress uses the ID in the link structure: http://www.example.com/?page=ID or http://www.example.com/?p=ID (for posts).  You can change this to a more user-friendly structure called "pretty permalinks" that will use the page slug in the URL instead: http://www.example.com/my-page-slug.
In practice, though, these permalinks can become very long.  This is bad for certain situations (i.e. posting to Twitter), so WordPress retains the shorter ID-based URLs as "shortlinks."
You can figure out the shortlink for a particular post or page by navigating to that page, right-clicking, and selecting "view source."  Then look through the source for a specific section of meta tags:
<meta name="generator" content="WordPress 3.0.3" />
<link rel='shortlink' href='http://example.com/?p=2' />

This "shortlink" tag tells you that you're looking for post #2.
Finding the page in WordPress admin
You've already discovered the easiest way to find a post or page - just search for the page slug when you're in the admin.  This will find it almost every time, or at least give you a small list of possibilities.
Another way is to use the ID you discovered above to jump straight to the post/page edit screen.  Every post or page edit screen uses the following URL structure: http://example.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=ID&action=edit
Just substitute the ID you discovered above for ID in the URL and you'll be taken to the post/page edit screen for that content.
Template Files
Page templates are defined by your theme.  They'll all be located somewhere in the /wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME/ folder.  The name of the page template (which you saw on the post edit screen) might give you a hint as to which file you're looking for, but I can't guarantee it.
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A: The above helped a bit but I actually had to dig deeper into the code and found the page ID in the Body Class:
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Jakoah Brgoch, assistant professor of chemistry in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, is the 2018 recipient of the American Chemical Society-Greater Houston Section's (ACS-GHS) Younger Chemist Award. This award, which recognizes contributions to education, research or service, is awarded to chemists under the age of 35.
Jakoah Brgoch, assistant professor of chemistry, is the 2018 recipient of the American Chemical Society-Greater Houston Section's Younger Chemist Award.
For Brgoch, who joined the University of Houston's Department of Chemistry as a faculty member in 2014, his involvement in ACS dates back to his days as an undergraduate. Since then, his involvement with ACS has been at the local and national level, including serving on committees, mentoring high school students as part of the ACS Project SEED Program, and serving on grant review panels.
Brgoch works on developing materials with useful properties. These include superhard materials, which can be used in drilling applications, as well as luminescent materials, which have applications in LED lighting.
Given that most of the existing materials in these applications require rare and expensive elements, Brgoch's research group is specifically focused on using his methods to find cheaper, more sustainable alternatives.
This year's ACS-GHS Younger Chemist Award is the third year in a row that a faculty member from UH's Department of Chemistry has won. "The department is extremely supportive when it comes to nominating faculty for awards," Brgoch said.


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Hundreds on hand at 4th annual Rosary For Life
People from across the diocese gather near Planned Parenthood clinic in prayer to offer peaceful witness
SANCTITY OF LIFE Cardinal Justin Rigali uses a microphone to pray the rosary with some 250 pro-life supporters at the Rosary For Life Jan. 11 near Planned Parenthood's East Knoxville facility. Deacon Sean Smith (far left) and Paul Simoneau (left center) assisted Cardinal Rigali during the event. Photo by Bill Brewer
What looked to be a soggy Rosary For Life instead became a powerful witness for God and the sanctity of life Jan. 11 as a persistent downpour ended when Cardinal Justin Rigali began prayer in front of Planned Parenthood's East Knoxville clinic.
Some 250 people from across the Diocese of Knoxville braved the early morning rain to gather in peaceful solidarity and say the rosary in front of the Planned Parenthood facility at 710 N. Cherry St.
Pro-life supporters lined sidewalks on both sides of the street in front of the clinic, listening to Cardinal Rigali pray in English and Spanish and say the joyful mysteries.
"Dear friends in Christ, thank you for joining me on this wintry morning. How grateful Bishop [Richard F.] Stika and I are for your generosity in gathering together to offer this witness of hope and love. Bishop Stika offers his prayers for all of you and joins with you spiritually," Cardinal Rigali said.
Bishop Stika could not be attendance because he was the keynote speaker at the 2014 Diocesan Men's Conference, a daylong event at another diocesan site.
"We assemble to search for that light of which St. Paul speaks in his letter to the Ephesians: 'to bring light … the plan of the mystery hidden from ages past in God, who created all things …' The light and the plan of God is Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh," Cardinal Rigali continued.
"In the Church's calendar, our Christmas celebration of the coming of this light into our world is followed only three days later by the feast of the Holy Innocents. On this day we remember in a special way the innocent victims of King Herod—and we continue to remember the innocent victims of the Herods of every generation.
"But through the light of your witness and prayers, a witness of hope and love, this site across the street where innocent blood is spilled and so many lives are forever wounded will someday instead become a place of light and healing.
"The brilliance of the light of Christ is reflected in every human life, and in a most magnificent way from the womb. Painfully and tragically, the law of the land has failed to recognize the light of this truth for the past 41 years. But on this street corner across from where so much darkness lies behind closed doors, the light of Christ has gathered. How resplendent is the radiance of the light of Jesus Christ!"
Catholics from across the diocese joined in the Rosary For Life, traveling from Chattanooga, the Tri-Cities, and other towns to show support. Several churches sent groups of parishioners to join in the rosary.
"We are extremely pleased with the turnout and the number of people who braved the rainy weather to travel to the Rosary For Life. I asked the Handmaids of the Precious Blood to pray for a break in the weather. They offered a special intention and kept a prayer vigil through the night. The weather broke at 10 o'clock, just as the rosary started," said Paul Simoneau, diocesan vice chancellor and director of the Office of Justice and Peace who organized the fourth annual Rosary For Life.
Mr. Simoneau said he was particularly grateful to the Handmaids, an order of cloistered nuns who offer their lives for the sanctification of priests in eucharistic adoration and reside at the diocese's Christ Prince of Peace Retreat Center in Benton, for their prayers. The Rosary For Life also was supported by the prayerful presence of other religious communities, including the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, Mich., the Dominican Sisters of Nashville, the Missionary Congregation of the Evangelizing Sisters of Mary, and the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George. He also was heartened by the show of support of Catholics keeping vigil amid inclement weather.
"With the media there, it shows how committed Catholics are to giving a witness to the sanctity of life no matter the weather or political climate," Mr. Simoneau said.
One of the parishioners in attendance, Lisa Morris of Sacred Heart Parish in Knoxville, also was impressed with the turnout, given the threatening weather.
"Just the fact that people know the power of prayer, that it changes hearts and changes lives and changes the world around us, is so very important," she said. "With the rain, all I could think about were tears from heaven and how all of us gathered together to pray for an end to abortion. It's as if they were tears from heaven as we gathered and then the rain stopped, which was a blessing."
Recent pro-life gains are giving hope to supporters that a culture of life is overtaking a culture of death.
Kym McCormick, who attends St. Mary Church in Athens with her husband, Michael, and their eight children, watched as her 8-year-old son, Sean, recited prayers before the 250 in attendance during the Rosary For Life.
"This is very positive. This is hope. The tide is turning with this generation," she said. "All the abortion clinics that have closed shows the power of prayer. We've been strengthened by the Catholic community and the Christian community. Our children have been saying they hope to be the generation that ends abortion."
Lydia Donahue, a parishioner at St. John Neumann Church in Farragut who attended the Rosary For Life with her four daughters, said she has been active in the pro-life movement since its early grassroots days following the Roe v. Wade decision.
"I was so inspired by the turnout, especially given the weather. It makes you appreciate how everyone understands how important life is," Mrs. Donahue said. "It's sad we're still here, but it inspires me to see how many others know how important it is."
January is the beginning of an important year for the pro-life cause in Tennessee. Following the Rosary For Life, the annual March For Life, sponsored by Tennessee Right to Life, will be held Jan. 26 at 2 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church on Kingston Pike, and the national March For Life rally in Washington, D.C., will be held Jan. 22.
Then the diocese's 40 Days For Life prayer vigil begins on March 5, Ash Wednesday, and concludes April 13, Palm Sunday, at Planned Parenthood's East Knoxville location.
A critical pro-life vote on the state Constitution will be held in November, when Tennesseans will be asked to vote "Yes" on Amendment 1, which would allow passage and enforcement of common-sense policies designed to protect the health and safety of women and girls considering abortion.
Mrs. Morris and Mr. Simoneau agreed that the success of the fourth annual Rosary For Life creates an inspirational segue to the 40 Days For Life vigil.
"The Rosary For Life gave people a chance to see it, feel it, and become familiar with it as we pray that Planned Parenthood comes full circle and stands with us for the sanctity of life," Mrs. Morris said.


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High Wycombe Tourist Information Centre, The Library, High wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 2DH
Buckinghamshire's largest town and one time 'Furniture Capital of England', High Wycombe is a lively, modern location with plenty of tourist attractions & points of interest.
The town centre has some beautiful Georgian architecture, including the Little Market House (or Pepper Pot, as it's often known), and the stunning Guildhall. There has been a market in the high street since medieval times and you'll still find farmer's produce and goods for sale.
You must also check out the Eden Centre that priovides a range of high end shopping outlets iand restaurants as well as a host of leisure facilities including a gym, cinema and bowling alley.
History and Heritage buffs should also visit National Trust's West Wycombe Park, an elegant country house set in 45 acres of landscaped beauty boasting unrivalled views of the Chilterns countryside.
High Wycombe also has the curious honour of being the only town to weigh its mayors in the annual tradition of Mayor Making. The tradition started to ensure that the mayor wasn't getting fat at the taxpayer's expense!
If you need a little peace and quiet after your shopping trip, head out to the beautiful, serene Chilterns Countryside surrounds High Wycombe on all sides. Situated towards the south of Buckinghamshire, High Wycombe makes an ideal day trip for tourists staying in London.
Things to do in High Wycombe
See the belongings of the Victorian Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, at the beautiful country home, Hughenden Manor.
Make a memorable visit to the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre - an award-winning family museum located in nearby Great Missenden and dedicated to the wonderful and quirky children's author.
Head nearly 300 feet underground into a former chalk mine at the Hell Fire Caves.
High Wycombe Accommodation
If you're looking to stay in High Wycombe then the town offers plenty of places to stay. Clifton Lodge Hotel offers friendly, family run guest accommodation close to commerical centres in High Wycombe. The character Edwardian hotel offers a large garden, restaurant and bar for guests use as well as ample onsite parking and easy access to main roads and the town centre.
If you're looking for somewhere a little more rural to stay then look no further than Darehams Farm perched on the tail end of the Chiltern Hills. With it being very comfortable, the warm cottages boasts 1 to 3 bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms, ideal for family stays.
Places to visit near Wycombe
High Wycombe Tourist Information Centre is on Pauls Row. Here you can find all kinds of information there, from events guides to accommodation suggestions. View the 'what's nearby' listings below for towns and villages near Wycombe or find out what's on in Wycombe and nearby this weekend in our Buckinghamshire events guide.
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Lacey Green Windmill
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Amersham Museum
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Maidenhead Heritage Centre
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Chesham Moor Gym & Swim Centre
Take a dip in a virtually chemical free crystal clear outdoor swimming pool at a constant…
Barn Galleries
Barn Galleries is a family business founded in 1991 with our first exhibition, ARTSPACE.
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts
Gigs, comedy, film, theatre, gallery, classes, cafe bar. Since September 2000, Norden…
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How Sanford Burnham Prebys' super-couple balance research, family and marriage
Trying to balance the demands of high-stress careers, publishing and traveling internationally while simultaneously raising a family and having a successful marriage...isn't easy. When the stars are aligned, most dual-career couples would say it's, at best, doable.
But Karen Ocorr, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Development, Aging and Regeneration Program at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute; and Rolf Bodmer, Ph.D., professor and director of the Development, Aging and Regeneration Program, take it in stride.
"Even though we have separate careers,
our research paths cross, and we learn a tremendous amount from one another."
"I wanted a family and I wanted to work in science," says Ocorr.
"I wanted a balanced life," says Bodmer.
They were postdocs when they met. She was at Stanford University School of Medicine; and he was at the UC San Francisco School of Medicine working for a high-powered couple, both of whom were members of the National Academy of Sciences.
Flies in Space: "When I was a kid, I wanted to be an astronaut," says Karen Ocorr, Ph.D.
"So this is really cool for me."
Ocorr is talking about teaming up with NASA
to send fruit fly eggs on SpaceX to the International Space Station, where they will hatch and live up there for a month, which
is about half the life span of a fruit fly.
"Given the increasing interest in commercial space exploration, it's really important to
know how gravity—or lack of gravity—affects human physiology."
Navigating careers
It takes mutual respect and cooperation to navigate separate scientific careers. The Bodmer-Ocorrs have found a way to maintain separate careers with shared goals, and to integrate their work and home lives by helping and supporting each other.
By the time Bodmer was offered a position at the University of Michigan, they'd had their first child. Ocorr took a teaching position at the University of Michigan and co-wrote a textbook, The Absolute Ultimate Guide to Principles of Biochemistry, with Marcy Osgood, which is still in use today.
After 12 years, they took a sabbatical to work in Marseille, France. "When we returned, I knew I didn't want to teach," says Ocorr. "I was very good at it, but I craved something new. However, it's tough to re-enter research once you leave it."
Bodmer took a research position at Sanford Burnham Prebys to continue his work using the fruit fly Drosophila as a genetic model to study cardiac development, and Ocorr began a teaching position at UC San Diego.
"That's when I decided I really needed to get back into research," she says. "A lot of women in science have just one kid; they put in 80-hour weeks, and that's all they have time for. We had three children by then, but I still wanted to pursue science."
A self-described jack of all trades who learned how to design and program her own website in the '90s, Ocorr, who was trained as a physiologist, came up with a fruit fly dissection technique and started to monitor heart function with movies of actively beating hearts. "Rolf gave me the chance to bring it all together," she says. "It was good for his lab, too—now he could look at cardiac development genes in the adult heart as well as embryos."
When science has wings
Both Ocorr and Bodmer work with Drosophila to unravel complex biological processes. Fruit flies have common features with humans to a remarkable degree; 75 percent of the genes that cause disease in humans, are also found in the fly. This means that we can apply what we learn from studying flies to medicine.
The Bodmer-Ocorr couple studies Drosophila hearts as a way to assess genes and mechanisms involved in heart development, congenital heart disease, cardiomyopathies and the effects of aging on the human heart.
Ocorr is collaborating with NASA to uncover the basis of cardiac and muscle atrophy in astronauts exposed to extended periods of microgravity. Her team launched flies aboard SpaceX-3 and 11 for monthlong journeys to see how well the insects' hearts function and which genes are expressed in a weightless environment.
Recently, the Bodmer lab used Drosophila as a model to show that elevated levels of ceramide (a type of fat or lipid) play a crucial role in lipotoxic cardiomyopathy (LCM), a heart condition that occurs in patients with diabetes and obesity. The research may lead to new treatments and preventions for LCM and end-stage heart failure.
"Almost all of our vacations are working vacations," says Ocorr. "We try to tag vacations onto scientific meetings, but we always have grants and papers to discuss. Sometimes it's hard to find other things to talk about—but that's okay. We love our work."
"When we do take time off, we hike, bike, swim and scuba dive (off Thailand recently), and of course we ski—after all, I'm Swiss!" says Bodmer. "One of our favorite vacations is skiing with our kids at Mammoth Mountain.
"Karen has really helped bring balance to our family. She has always been that way, and it's great."
Small Flies: Big Discoveries
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Thomas Hunt Morgan used Drosophila to uncover the role played by chromosomes in heredity
Hermann Joseph Muller discovered that X-ray irradiation caused mutations in fruit flies
Edward B. Lewis, Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard and Eric Wieschaus used Drosophila to understand genetic control of early embryonic development
Richard Axel concentrated on odor receptors and the organization of the olfactory system
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Świętopełk (zm. 1129) – książę Obodrytów w latach 1127-1129, syn Henryka Gotszalkowica.

Po śmierci ojca objął władzę nad Obodrytami właściwymi i Chyżanami, podczas gdy mieszkającymi nieco bardziej na zachodzie Wagrami rządził jego brat, Kanut. Rychło doszło do wojny domowej, w trakcie której sprzymierzony z Sasami Świętopełk zajął Wagrię i zamordował brata. Usiłował narzucić swoją zwierzchność Ranom i Wieletom, został jednak pokonany i po spaleniu przez wroga Lubeki uciekł do Sasów, gdzie wkrótce został zamordowany przez jednego z tamtejszych możnych. Niedługo potem zamordowany został także jego syn imieniem Zwinike (Światosław?), co doprowadziło do wygaśnięcia rządzącej od X wieku dynastii Nakonidów.

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Pametniji popušta je knjiga aforizama Perice Jokića, izašla iz štampe 1996. u izdanju Međurepubličke zajednice za kulturno-prosvjetnu djelatnost iz Pljevalja.

Oštrice
Perica Jokić iz Berana prvu knjigu "objavio" je preko talasa Radio Beograda. Verni slušaoci dugogodišnje Minimaksove emisije TUP-TUP, koja se sa talasa Radio Beograda emitovala "uvek nedeljom, nikad subotom", mogli su iz emisije u emisiju da čuju i razmišljanja Perice Jokića kome je Minimaks dao umetničko ime Mister Montenegro. Perica Jokić je, od deset godina saradnje u ovoj emisiji, punih osam bio jedini stalni saradnik iz Crne Gore. Kada je TUP-TUP decembra 1995. prestao da se emituje, Jokić je, od svojih priloga iz emisije, sačinio zbirku aforizama Pametniji popušta. Neveliku po obimu, knjigu je izdavačima preporučio Milovan Ilić Minimaks, a pridružio mu se Bora (Čorba) Đorđević stihovima u svom stilu: Mnogi su rekli Jokić Peri / Pero, ućuti i ne seri / A ja mislim po pitanju Pere / da treba da nastavi da i dalje sere.

Struktura
Knjiga Pametniji popušta sastoji se od tri celine. U prvoj celini, naslovljenoj Obmana i izgradnja ,su aforizmi koji su primenljivi kako za vreme u kojem su nastajali, tako i danas, dakle, svevremeni. Druga celina, naslovljena Bilo jednom na Divljem Balkanu ,donosi aforizme na temu građanskog rata na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije. Treća celina su epigrami.
Knjigu otvara aforizam Bolje sjutra stići će nam u dva dijela. Malo sjutra, a malo preksjutra. Simbolika je u tome što je ovo prvi aforizam koji je Jokić ujedno i napisao i objavio avgusta 1986.

Kritika
"Jokićeva prva knjiga zove se Pametniji popušta. Jokić je pametan i (naravno) popušta... u svemu, osim u kvalitetu. Ko očekuje da će se (čitajući ovu knjigu) slatko nasmejati, biće razočaran. Ova knjiga služi da se čovek zamisli i zabrine, mada je Perica Jokić miroljubiv čovek ("Ja sam za mirne pregovore. Pa ko preživi.") Jokić kaže: "Naša djela su velika. Glupost." Možda ova knjiga nije remek-delo, ali reći da nema velikih aforizama, bila bi (što reče Jokić) čista - glupost. Autora ponekad ponesu igre reči i vicevi ("Pala je i položila."), ali je mnogo češće gorak i veoma angažovan ("Puca se na sve strane. Proslavlja se skorašnji završetak rata."). Ako mene neko pita, knjiga je takva da bih voleo još jednom da je pročitam."Milovan Ilić Minimaks

Recenzije
Recenzenti knjige Pametniji popušta su Milovan Ilić Minimaks i Bora Đorđević

Izvori

Spoljašnje veze
 Bora Đorđević o Perici Jokiću za MBC TV
 Jovan Nikolić, zvanični sajt
 GOLI ZIVOT U UMETNOSTI, Udruženje balkanskih umetnika, Beograd 2014. (Aforizmi, str.152, 153)
 Radio Corona, Priština, 1997, aforizme Perice Jokića čita Jasmina Radovanović
 Radio Corona, 2.deo
 Radio Corona, Priština 1997, aforizme Perice Jokića čita Maja Ognjanović
 ПАМЕТНИЈИ ПОПУШТА, избор, Опуштено, 2019.

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Fibre-Excellence and Valmet had been doing business together for some years: minor projects, maintenance work and consumable deliveries. As mill faced repeating problems with losses and breaks at their pulp dryer, Valmet was the natural choice to partner with to find a solution. A Performance Agreement was signed in 2013.
There were severe losses and frequent breaks at the pulp dryer, but it was not known what was causing them. Valmet proposed a three-step approach to launch the project in 2013.
First, the problems were listed and specifications were defined. Then the required skills were assessed and the Valmet Task Force was selected. At this point it was already clear that expertise was needed from different teams and organizations, which later proved to be the key for the successful execution. The Key Performance Indicators (KPI) were defined together with the customer and everything was settled through a performance agreement.
A vast number of audits and tests were run to begin with in order to find the root causes to the problems. The following are just examples of the improvements made – in addition there were dozens of big and small adjustments done to reach the goal.
For example, during one audit, crushed surface of pulp sheet was detected and it was recommended that the basis weight should be reduced to gain better sheet strength. At the same time sheet edge defects were eliminated. There was also pulp accumulating along the deckle liner and it was fixed by providing a new edge deckle liner. These actions helped to reduce the breaks in the production process.
For capacity increase it was recommended that the steel presses should be covered by a grooved polyurethane cover. A long term fabric agreement was made to ensure stable performance of the steel press. Also quick release nets were installed to the airborne dryer and a new coils cleaning method was introduced.
The key finding of the two-year-long journey was the importance of co-operation for successful improvement projects. First of all, experts were invited to join Valmet's task force over organization boundaries to guarantee top-class know-how. Also, local expertise was utilized to a great extent while the project responsibles stayed more in the back. It is important to keep the communication flowing continuously and openly and for that the local contacts are the best.
The project continued until the end of 2015 and resulted in a dramatical drop in the number of breaks and a 10 % increase in the capacity. The co-operation continues on a smaller scale and Fibre-Excellence has continued to execute their improved production process successfully.


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SANTO AMARO, a further 20km from Salvador, is a lovely colonial town straddling the banks of a small river. It was the birthplace and is still the home of Caetano Veloso, one of Bahia's most famous singers and poets, who sings Santo Amaro's praises on many of his records. There's no tourist office, and the best thing to do is simply to wander around the quiet streets and squares, absorbing the atmosphere.