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Art of Black Rock City
Art of BRC
The art of Burning Man never ceases to amaze, and the offering served up in 2013 was no exception. With a significant increase in our grant funding, we were able to provide over $800,000 in honoraria art grants, and an additional $24,000 for the Circle of Regional Effigies (CORE) projects. Beyond that, approximately 300 self-funded installations were placed on playa, many of which received assistance in the form of early arrival passes, heavy equipment assistance, and more.
This was by far the biggest year for honorarium art to date. The art grants we provide only partially fund art projects, and this is by intention. It's important that artists should reach out to their communities for support, forming new relationships that create invaluable new connections, further strengthening the community.
We had a great split of returning Burning Man artists as well as new honoraria artists in 2013. Bryan Tedrick returned with the stunning Coyote sculpture, built as "a native to wild places just as Burners are home to BRC." Constructed entirely of reclaimed steel, Coyote stood 25 feet tall, with a spinning head that rotated 360 degrees.
The Flaming Lotus Girls created yet another amazing sculpture for Black Rock City, this time bringing to life a landscape of decomposition and renewal through steel and fire, entitled Xylophage. Peter Hudson brought back two of Black Rock City's favorite large-scale interactive zoetropes: Homorouboros and Tantalus.
A new cadre of funded artists hailed from a number of different locales. Two installations, Shipwreck and Fractal Cult, were conceived by masters students from the University of Westminster in London, and their art projects were part of their graduate studies. Having never set foot in Nevada, much less the Black Rock Desert, these artists got a crash course in creating artwork in the inhospitable climate of the remote desert. A group of South African artists created VLAM I STOF, their first foray into bringing art to Black Rock City. Meaning "Fire and Dust", the installation was comprised of almost thirty kinetic fire art pieces in a chaotically choreographed performance.
Spirituality was a strong influence for several artists this year. Church Trap by first-time Burning Man artist Rebekah Waites gave the sense of a church being poised on a beam, as if it were a rabbit trap, ready to trap any intrepid soul who dared enter its space. Michael Garlington's Photo Chapel was a hushed, reverent church, where participants admired Michael's stunning collection of life-size black and white photo portraits. Marco Cochrane's Truth is Beauty celebrated female expression, energy, and strength, asking and answering the question of "what if women were safe?". Laura Kimpton and Jeff Schomberg shared their hope that we would all just BELIEVE.
The Circle of Regional Effigies returned to the playa for the third year in a row. In 2012, CORE had comprised 34 effigies that encircled the Man. This year we redesigned the layout of CORE into four smaller circles of six effigies each. These CORE "neighborhood" circles worked exceptionally well, offering a chance for closer interaction between regional groups from around the globe.
Amongst the 24 effigies there was a great mix first time CORE groups and returning veterans. Even the returning regions had a healthy mix of new participating artists learning first-hand about what it takes to build a 20'x20′ effigy designed to represent their geographic region and their community.
In the returning faction was Idaho, who created Marvin, a wondrous cacophony of light. Not to be outdone, New York also returned with a reported 30,000 lights for their effigy. New Orleans also rejoined the CORE effort with Altar of the Wetlands. A striking departure from their previous effigies, Alter of the Wetlands offered a quick education about the challenges experienced in their region in regards to pollution in the wetlands.
Some of the first-timers included Israel/Midburn, who offered their piece called Hand of Inspiration. China/Taiwan also joined in with their effigy entitled Enlightenment.
CORE continues to be a fantastic celebration of our Burning Man ethos out in the world, returning to the "mother ship" to share, to discuss and to burn.
As noted, there was more art on playa than ever before. Artists seem to take more and more chances with their art, pushing themselves to develop new work, with new materials, in different sizes than they had tried before.
Jeff Howe and Ruby Bettencourt returned to Black Rock City with a new beautiful piece called Whirld. Whirld is derived from symbols that represented the cycles of life in a variety of ancient and contemporary cultures. Reaching nine-feet tall, Whirld is a symphony of kinetic metal reflecting the desert sun.
Gary Stadler was back with two returning pieces: Spiraire and Nexicon Portal. Spinning cascading light from their structures, these two pieces seemed to emit dancing glows across the playa sky.
Life Cube also returned this year. 24 feet in height, the Cube offered a space for people to connect, to share their wishes, and to watch them be released into the night sky during its burn.
Several artists shared their interpretation of the Man effigy. Genesis harkened back to the days in which the Man was pulled by rope into its upright stance. Wovokan Temple also included a 20-foot tall Man. While CORE celebrates how our ethos and culture resonates in the world, these pieces seemed to want us to continue to focus on our roots as well.
We love that each year artists seem to take more chances, construct more installations that seem to appear from a dream, pushing themselves in ways they could have never imagined. We look forward to seeing what 2014 brings.
Elizabeth Scarborough
Fire Conclave
Performance Safety Team


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Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park
Only 7 miles outside of Ushuaia lies Tierra del Fuego, a stunning national park that is truly located at the end of the world – it's the southernmost national park on the planet! Departing Ushuaia, you'll immediately begin to see a change in scenery as you drive past picturesque Patagonian lakes, lagoons and rivers, all bodies of water that exit through the famous Beagle Channel. Passing Mt. Susana, you'll arrive at the old prison, now the site of the Southern Fuegian Railway (also known as the End of the World Train).
Then, continue through the valley towards Ensenada Bay, where you´ll be able to contemplate the Redonda and Estorbo Islands as well as the snow-white Mountains of the Sampaio Chain on the other coast of the Channel of Beaglein in Chile. You'll also discover Roca Lake and do a long walk by the lake coast and along the Lapataia River. From this point we can see the Cóndor Hill natural border with Chile. The tour finishes with the Green Lagoon and the Black Lagoon just before heading to Lapataia Bay.
End of the World Train Option:
Visitors choosing the train ride option will leave the station along the route of the old railway when it once held prisoners who chopped timber from the forest and returned it to the city to construct buildings and provide warmth. Along the way, we will cross bridges and peat bogs. We will briefly stop at Macarena Waterfall (Cascada de la Macarena) Station to learn about the indigenous Yamana People or climb to a viewpoint before continuing on through Tierra del Fuego National Park. The journey ends near the location where an old Lombardich Sawmill once processed timber. Train ride participants will rejoin the group at the end of the line.
Points of Interest: Monte Susana; Ensenada Bay; Redonda and Estorbo Islands; Roca Lake; Lapataia River; Green & Black Lagoons; Lapataia Bay.
Roundtrip Transfers from Ushuaia Hotels; English/Spanish Guide.
National Park Admission; Ticket to ride the End of the World Train (Optional); Gratuities.
Available: Daily; Departs at 8:00am. No tour departures on January 1; May 1; December 24-25, 31.
Departure Point: Hotels in Ushuaia.
Tour requires a 2 passenger minimum to operate.

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Exciting volunteering opportunities have arisen within South Western Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust for Community First Responders to join the Community First Responder Schemes within the Devon community.
For this intake we are seeking applicants from the following areas: Dartmouth, Chillington, Combe Martin, Hartland & Fremington.
Please be aware you must live or work within 3 miles of these areas to be shortlisted.
Should you wish to respond from your work place please detail this in the additional information section.
A Community First Responder Scheme is made up of groups of volunteers who within the community in which they live or work have been trained to attend emergency calls on behalf of South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust and to provide basic life support until the arrival of an emergency ambulance, 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
As a volunteer and member of this Community First Responder Scheme you would provide this community based service, willingly and without pay. This role is highly rewarding and offers opportunities to meet new people and learn valuable lifesaving skills through the training provided by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.
Applicants will have a good all round education; a full clean driving license held for at least one year, with no more than 3 current penalty points and has a vehicle with current tax, MOT and insurance for your use. Following shortlisting, applicants will be invited to attend a formal interview whereby they will be expected to have some knowledge of the role and South Western Ambulance NHS Foundation Trust.
Interviews are scheduled to be held at Bideford on the 7th & 8th May and Derriford 9th & 10th May 2019 . The four day training course location will take place at Exeter; dates are confirmed for the 1st & 2nd June as well as 15th & 16th June 2019.
Offers of Community First Responder roles will be subject to satisfactory completion of pre-employment checks, which consist of Occupational Health clearance, references to cover 3 years, and Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly CRB) clearance.


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Megaraptor  ("riesiger Räuber") ist eine Gattung theropoder Dinosaurier aus der jüngeren Oberkreide (spätes Turonium) von Argentinien.

Systematik und Anatomie
Die Typus- und einzige bekannte Art Megaraptor namunhuaiquii wurde 1998 von Fernando Novas aufgrund einer 35 Zentimeter langen fossilen Klaue erstmals beschrieben. Der Gattungsname ist ein Kompositum aus dem altgriechischen μέγα (mega) "gewaltig" und dem lateinischen raptor "Räuber".

Novas hielt Megaraptor aufgrund der langen Sichelklaue für einen großen Dromaeosauriden, einer Gruppe kleiner Theropoden, die durch eine vergleichbare Klaue am Fuß charakterisiert sind. Aufgrund der Unvollständigkeit des Fossilmaterials war jedoch nicht festzustellen, ob die Klaue zu Fingern oder Zehen gehörte. Neuere Funde (Calvo, 2004) zeigen, dass die Klaue sich an einem der drei Finger befand und damit eine Verwandtschaft mit den Dromaeosauriden ausscheidet.

Megaraptor wird heute zur Megaraptora gezählt. Da manche Spinosauriden eine ähnliche Kralle wie Megaraptor aufweisen, gibt es auch Spekulationen über eine Verwandtschaft mit diesen Theropoden.

Da entsprechende Skelettfunde fehlen, kann die Größe von Megaraptor nur geschätzt werden. Paläontologen gehen von einer Länge von acht Metern und von einer Höhe von etwa drei Metern für ein adultes Tier aus.

Literatur
 Fernando E. Novas: Megaraptor namunhuaiquii, gen. et sp. nov., a large-clawed, Late Cretaceous theropod from Patagonia. In: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Bd. 18, Nr. 1, 1998, , S. 4–9, .

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Migrant workers at risk in S Africa
At least 2,000 Zimbabweans seek refuge in rugby stadium after their shacks are levelled.
Zimbabwean migrant workers are facing locals' wrath, Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports from South Africa
'Horrific attacks'
Many of those displaced came from a squatter camp and they left after they lost everything, our correspondent reported.
Video: Migrant workers anger S Africans
Video: Xenophobia in South Africa
South Africa's uncompromising words
The effect of unemployment on crime
"Some of the attacks are just so horrific [that] whole houses have been razed to the ground," she said.
Last year violence unleashed on migrants on the outskirts of Johannesburg, the commercial centre, left at least 62 people dead, forcing the UN refugee agency to move many migrants into relief camps.
Aid groups have dubbed Tuesday's attacks xenophobia, but government officials say it is a labour matter that local farmers shouldn't favour one nationality over another.
Manfred van Rooyen, a local official, said migrants from other countries had not been targeted.
"This is not per say xenophobia - we also have other people from Lesotho and other parts of Africa that live in De Doorns and they are not being affected," he said.
But Andrej Mahecic, a spokesman for the UN refugee agency, said: "This is the first xenophobic attack affecting refugees and asylum seekers in South Africa since the countrywide violence in May 2008."
Ntombi Mcoyi, of Africa Unite, an organisation that works with migrant communities in Cape Town, said the government was getting "resources of survival" to the people.
A spate of violence over jobs has displaced at least 2,000 Zimbabwean migrants
But she said "it is not a situation that can be resolved overnight or in a couple of months".
"What's happened is not just about foreign nationals moving to South Africa," Mcoyi told Al Jazeera.
"But it's also the need of South Africans that have not been met over the years."
She said South Africa is still going through a "lot of poverty, high unemployment in the communities".
"There's a lot of ill-feeling of South Africans in the local communities of their needs not being met ... That's being transferred as anger to foreign national communities," Mcoyi said.
"Alot of promises were made to South African people post-1994 [when South Africa held its first ever multi-racial elections].
"People expected to get a lot and gain a lot. This hasn't happened and now with the influx of foreign people."


Ms. Murphy is a member of Bodman's Banking Practice Group. She represents financial institutions in connection with middle market commercial and real estate lending activities and equipment lease finance transactions.
Ms. Murphy has 17 years of experience as a finance lawyer. Before joining Bodman, she served as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel in the commercial banking area with a major bank and was based in Chicago and Detroit. Prior to that, she practiced for seven years as a commercial finance attorney with DLA Piper in Chicago and worked at Chapman and Cutler and Gibson Dunn & Crutcher early in her legal career.
She has extensive banking experience. She has advised business partners in the middle market, government, not-for-profit and healthcare segments on credit, regulatory and treasury issues. She has negotiated and documented syndicated and bilateral secured lines of credit, term loans, liquidity facilities and direct purchase bonds. She has also advised on regulatory issues related to documentary stamp tax and flood insurance regulations.
She served as a steering committee member and legal chair of a bank-wide task force dedicated to addressing issues relevant to deposits of state and local government entities and served as a primary bank-wide resource on Florida documentary stamp tax issues. She developed bank policies and procedures and counseled business and operational partners in their application, drafted outside counsel procedures and template documents, and developed materials and trained legal and business partners on various topics.
At DLA Piper, Ms. Murphy served as lead counsel to banks, other financial institutions and borrowers in bilateral and syndicated transactions, and she negotiated and documented secured and unsecured transactions ranging in size from $5 million to $900 million, including acquisition, asset-based, cash-flow and mezzanine financings and refinancings.
In law school, she served as executive editor of the Boston College Uniform Commercial Code Reporter-Digest.


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"Young girls need to see role models in whatever careers they may choose, just so they can picture themselves doing these jobs someday. You can't be what you can't see."
Introduce girls to your profession and spark their imagination! Some middle school girls have a hard time seeing math and science beyond the confines of a textbook. Did you know only 14% of teenage girls say they want to become scientists? However, when girls are shown what engineers do, 76% of them become interested in Engineering! We here at Thurston County EYH want to change how girls think about STEM and we need your help. EYH Mentors familiarize girls with their profession, opening their eyes to new classes and career possibilities. In other words, mentors allow girls to see what they can be.
Please e-mail our Mentor Coordinator or learn more on our Facebook page.
Volunteer on the 2nd Saturday of March from approximately 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
All you need to register is your name and contact info, a title and description of your class, and your setup needs.


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Ahead of November election, old voting machines stir concerns among U.S. officials
By Sharon Bernstein, Grant Smith
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - U.S. election officials responsible for managing more than a dozen close races this November share a fear: Outdated voting machines in their districts could undermine confidence in election results that will determine which party controls the U.S. Congress.
In 14 of the 40 most competitive races, Americans will cast ballots on voting machines that do not provide a paper trail to audit voters' intentions if a close election is questioned, according to a Reuters analysis of data from six states and the Verified Voting Foundation, a non-political group concerned about verifiable elections.
These include races in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Texas, Florida, Kansas and Kentucky. Nationwide, of 435 congressional seats up for grabs, 144 are in districts where some or all voters will not have access to machines using paper records, the analysis shows. While something could go wrong in any of those districts, it is in the close elections where a miscount or a perception of a miscount matters most.
Most of the dozen-plus state and local election officials interviewed by Reuters said they worry about bad actors hacking the older electronic voting machines to alter ballots, and then being unable to verify the results because there will be no paper trail. But the officials worry most about voters losing trust in elections, because officials would not be able to visibly demonstrate that the tally was indeed accurate.
"Voter confidence is a really big thing, and it's the battle I worry about losing," said Pennsylvania's elections commissioner, Jonathan Marks. His state has four of the country's most hotly contested elections – all of them in counties that use the older machines.
While there is no evidence that any voting machines were hacked in the 2016 presidential election of Donald Trump, there is increased anxiety, in large part because of U.S. intelligence findings that Russia actively sought, mostly through manipulation of social media, to sow distrust.
Trump himself has been accused by opponents of undermining confidence in the U.S. election system by falsely claiming that Hillary Clinton's victory in the popular vote was due to massive voter fraud in favor of his Democratic opponent. No evidence of such fraud has been found.
A NEED FOR PAPER
Most election officials interviewed by Reuters said they neither have the time nor the money to install voting machines that have a verifiable paper backup in time for the 2018 election. Officials believe paper is the best way to verify disputed election results because it can be physically examined and counted.
Eric Cooper, director of product strategy for Dominion Voting Systems, demonstrates one of the company's voting machines in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania April 26, 2018. Photo taken April 26, 2018. REUTERS/Sharon Bernstein
The Department of Homeland Security declared last year that Russian hackers had probed election-related computer systems in 21 of the 50 states during the 2016 election and that a small number were compromised. U.S. officials said, however, there was no evidence votes were altered in 2016.
Intelligence agencies expect more meddling leading up to the 2018 elections. "The intelligence community has been clear that the threat and desire to undermine confidence in our democratic institutions remains," said Matt Masterson, senior cyber security adviser in the Department of Homeland Security.
Voting machines are generally not connected to the internet and therefore are difficult to hack. But even if hackers don't get in during the moments they might be linked to the internet, if voters are led to believe that the results are faked or mistallied, the mistrust of the system could undermine faith in elections, said Washington State Secretary of State Kim Wyman.
"If people perceive somebody cheated, then it's as if somebody cheated," said Wyman.
Many states switched to electronic voting machines after paper ballot disputes cast a pall over Republican George W. Bush's victory over Democrat Al Gore in 2000. But with cybersecurity a nascent concern at the time, securing machines against potential hackers was largely an afterthought.
Last fall, Virginia became the only state since the 2016 election to replace all of its paperless touchscreen machines after its board of elections decertified them.
The state acted after hackers at the annual Def Con hacking conference in Las Vegas demonstrated how they could quickly break into electronic machines, including some of the models used in Virginia. Other states ordered their counties to upgrade, but they were delayed by lack of money and the difficult logistics of procuring new equipment.
For the most part, the Def Con exercise discovered vulnerabilities by physically accessing voting machines, in some cases literally pulling them apart to find security weaknesses.
Earlier this year, Congress appropriated $380 million to upgrade election systems across the country, but state and local officials say the amount is both too little and comes too late for them to buy new machines for the 2018 election.
In Pennsylvania, for instance, the state has ordered local jurisdictions, which are charged with administering elections, to update their systems by 2019. It will cost up to $150 million, said Kathy Boockvar, Pennsylvania's senior adviser to the governor on election modernization, but the federal government funding provides only $14 million of it.
To help states shore up their systems in the meantime, DHS offers states weekly updates on cyber threats and sends computer experts to check the security of local systems, said Masterson, the cybersecurity adviser at Homeland Security.
Florida hired a cybersecurity firm to analyze its systems.
In Kentucky, the state brought in federal advisers to train county election chiefs on security risks. It plans to train another 15,000 poll workers before November's election, said Alison Grimes, Kentucky's secretary of state.
Reporting by Sharon Bernstein in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Dustin Volz in Washington, D.C., Jim Finkle in Montreal, and Grant Smith in New York; Editing by Damon Darlin and Ross Colvin


Deposition Author(s): Fernandez-Leiro, R., Pereira-Rodriguez, A., Cerdan, M.E., Becerra, M., Sanz-Aparicio, J.
Structural analysis of Saccharomyces cerevisiae alpha-galactosidase and its complexes with natural substrates reveals new insights into substrate specificity of GH27 glycosidases.
Fernandez-Leiro, R., Pereira-Rodriguez, A., Cerdan, M.E., Becerra, M., Sanz-Aparicio, J.
Alpha-galactosidases catalyze the hydrolysis of terminal alpha-1,6-galactosyl units from galacto-oligosaccharides and polymeric galactomannans. The crystal structures of tetrameric Saccharomyces cerevisiae alpha-galactosidase and its complexes with the substrates melibiose and raffinose have been determined to 1.95, 2.40, and 2.70 A resolution. The monomer folds into a catalytic (alpha/beta)(8) barrel and a C-terminal beta-sandwich domain with unassigned function. This pattern is conserved with other family 27 glycosidases, but this enzyme presents a unique 45-residue insertion in the beta-sandwich domain that folds over the barrel protecting it from the solvent and likely explaining its high stability. The structure of the complexes and the mutational analysis show that oligomerization is a key factor in substrate binding, as the substrates are located in a deep cavity making direct interactions with the adjacent subunit. Furthermore, docking analysis suggests that the supplementary domain could be involved in binding sugar units distal from the scissile bond, therefore ascribing a role in fine-tuning substrate specificity to this domain. It may also have a role in promoting association with the polymeric substrate because of the ordered arrangement that the four domains present in one face of the tetramer. Our analysis extends to other family 27 glycosidases, where some traits regarding specificity and oligomerization can be formulated on the basis of their sequence and the structures available. These results improve our knowledge on the activity of this important family of enzymes and give a deeper insight into the structural features that rule modularity and protein-carbohydrate interactions.
Departamento de Bioloxía Celular e Molecular, Facultade de Ciencias, Universidade da Coruña, Campus da Zapateira, s/n 15071-A Coruña, Spain.


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Hypervariable markers in the chicken genome.
The distribution and abundance of hypervariable DNA markers in the chicken genome was examined using multilocus DNA fingerprinting. Minisatellite alleles at loci detected using the Jeffreys probe3 33.6 and 33.15 in a family containing two parents and thirteen offspring were found to segregate independently, and band transmission followed mendelian expectation. A low level of cosegregation (6.2%) and apparent allelism (13.8%) was found, and a higher than previously described level of homozygosity (27%) was attributed to the fact that the parents originated from two inbred lines. Locus-specific probes were isolated from two chicken genomic DNA libraries and tested on a panel of four unrelated individuals. Early results suggest that these probes detect loci with observed heterozygosity values of 80% to 100%. It is proposed to use the locus-specific probes in strain identification, genome mapping (including resolution of quantitative trait loci) and marker assisted selection.
M. W Bruford, T. Burke, O. Hanotte, M. B Smiley
Proceedings of the World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, Volume XIII. Plenary lectures, molecular genetics and mapping, selection, prediction and estimation., , 139–142, 1990
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reetings dearest ones, it is I ARCHANGEL KYRAEL who comes to communicate with you this day. Well, my friends I come as an emissary of the angelic realm or the Angelic Principle, as we call it. Perhaps I am not one of the archangels that you are familiar with for I am not part of human mythology or history as such but I come at this time as a cosmic angel; one whom is in service throughout the cosmos and not tied to any particular reality or occupied physical realm. I wish to speak briefly about the Angelic Principle. The angelic realm was part of First Manifestation when the All That Is burst into existence through Creation. This manifestation was light and sound and the Outbreath jettisoned itself through space and time to create dimensional existence, so it is, that upon this first burst of thought, we came into being predating 99.9% of all else in Creation. We hold the concentration of divine energy. As this energy traveled outward and expanded the space-time continuum to accommodate itself, it did not dissipate but rather evolved upon its path. We, however, remain unevolved, being part of that First Manifestation and so one can then say that we are the closest to the initial thought of God, of the All That Is.
It is no wonder then that the angelic realm has held such fascination for humanity, for truly we are incredibly powerful, divine beings who have such an intimacy with Source that it is not possible for all ones who are subsequent to us to comprehend. This is what we call the Angelic Principle. As part of the First Word, the First Thought, the First Manifestation there is a knowingness within the Angelic Principle of the exactness of the All That Is. It is not something that can be conveyed or communicated for you have to 'be' this in order to know this and be part of the Angelic Principle. This is not to say that the Angelic Principle is in any way above or hierarchical in terms of all else that has followed. As the Outbreath moved through the space-time continuum taking all things along with it, life became experienced in an infinite array of being, none better or worse, just different. You often refer to this difference as frequencies, the multidimensions and the level of tone that moves outward with the Outbreath. All of which is comprised of multiple tones, multiple octaves, multiple pitch to create the overall sound of Creation. Simultaneously manifested is light and colour and all manner of things outside the frame of reference of those in the physical.
Why is it important for ones to know of the Angelic Principle? Well, in a literal sense it is not dissimilar to asking why it is important that humanity knows its own history, because there is something to the idea of knowing ones roots, ones origins. As part of First Manifestation all things have extended outward from the Angelic Principle, from the angelic realm, for the Outbreath passed through us and continued on through the space-time continuum. So through all else in Creation there are varying degrees of angelic energy and vibration including within yourselves and all else upon the earth and within this particular universe. For universes were not all manifested at once and when the Angelic Principle came into being there was no universe, for the Angelic Principle being close to the All That Is, just is. One explanation that may help is that you have iconic pictures of saints whom have halos which represents the divine consciousness of that person. So it is that you could say that the angelic realm is the halo surrounding All That Is confirming the divinity of Source and as such we do not belong to any universe or are limited to any dimension, for although we move through the space-time continuum of existence we are not literally part of it, the same as the Outbreath of the All That Is is not literally part of Creation because it stands outside of it. Creation being, as you know, an illusion. We are not part of the illusion but we are part of the Outbreath and therefore are not infinite but finite until such time as an Inbreath. Yet our consciousnesses can observe and move throughout all of Creation, being truly not part of it but able to be moving through it, which is why we can be as omnipotent as Source itself. So indeed there is a specialness to the Angelic Principle and there is an untapped profound availability soon to come to humanity from the angelic realms. For truly there shall be an Inbreath; a return to Source as Source moves to the next Thought. So it is that as we stand outside of Creation itself we will play an active part in the Inbreath as we have done with the Outbreath. Therefore we will be working with humanity in ways that have not yet been known or offered before. It is beyond the role that has been assigned by humanity to us as simply guardians, caretakers and right-hand beings of God for there is not yet any true recognition of the full function of the Angelic Principle.
I hope that I may return to you to offer some sort of insight in preparation for those who are destined to align themselves with the Angelic Principle. Of course the words shall be but a mask for an integration of knowingness that will come through other means, a means not limited to the speaking of words.
Archangel Kyrael is not part of human mythology/history, rather is in service throughout the Cosmos.
Angelic realm is part of the First Manifestation and predates all else in Creation.
The Angelic Principle is an exact knowingness of and intimacy with All That Is.
The Outbreath from All That Is first passed through the angelic realm and then continued on to form Creation.
The angelic realm is not limited to any universe or dimension as it stands apart/outside of Creation.
The angelic realm will play an active part in the Inbreath of our Creator; when Source moves to the next Thought.
You could say that the angelic realm is the halo surrounding All That Is confirming the divinity of Source and as such we do not belong to any universe or are limited to any dimension for although we move through existence we are not literally part of it.
Kyrael is an archangel associated with the White star Temple and has no previous history with our planet.


An early Monday morning finds the need for something just a little different to wake me up. So it's Floyd….the Rasta version. Everyone knows I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan and while there are plenty of tribute albums out there, none of them have ever warranted a second listen. That is until Dub Side of the Moon. On the surface even the idea of this seems off. That is until you listen to it. Then you understand these guys have studied and and are more than familiar with the work. You can tell they are fans. The music is a faithful reggae rendition of the album that will seem so familiar yet so different.
The Easy Star All Stars are a collaboration between longtime friends Michael Goldwasser and Victor Axelrod. Base out of NY and collaborating with numerous familiar reggae musician the two have tackled OK Computer by Radiohead and Sgt Pepper by The Beatles.
I enjoyed the interpretation of one of my favorite Pink Flody Albums, Dark Side of the Moon I never thought it could be improved upon. Through this sight I've found this group and was exposed to some incredible music talents. It was wonderful and a great reggea spin to a classic album. Thanks for the suggestion! I hope to here more from this group.


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some pieces from the RAKU firing, The crackle glaze worked different this time. I quite like the result.
The colours from my mixed glazes worked wonders and gave me beautiful colours.
I made 3 fish but one exploded in the bisque firing. It's hard to know what the reason was for this, It was dry enough, the only reason I can think of, is that there must have been some air trapped inside.
Those pears look very familiar Mieke. Love the way the glaze seems to have crawled.
So beautiful, I loved the glaze. Congrats!


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Joe Rogan eviscerates CNN's Sanjay Gupta over the lies propagated by the network against ivermectin – Brighteon.TV
Sisters Leah and Michelle Svensson, also known as the Resistance Chicks, talk about how Joe Rogan "eviscerated" CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta over the lies propagated by the network against ivermectin, which is an effective drug against the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). It happened in one of the recent episodes of "The Joe Rogan Experience."
Leah points out during their show "Headline News" on Brighteon.TV that ivermectin helped people recover faster from the disease and also played a key role in lowering the number of new infections and hospitalizations in India.
The sisters note that news networks are unfavorably framing ivermectin as just a veterinary medicine. Federal agencies are doing the same.
Rogan has slammed the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for posting on Twitter about ivermectin being a drug for horses and cows. "Why would you say that when you're talking about a drug that's been given out to billions and billions of people, a drug that was responsible for one of the inventors of it making Nobel Prize in 2015?" Rogan asks.
But his heated discussion with Gupta has attracted more attention. It started while they were discussing Rogan's bout with COVID-19 earlier this year. Rogan said that he took ivermectin in addition to receiving monoclonal antibodies.
The host noted that mainstream media were lying about him taking horse medication, which bothered him as there are ivermectin doses specifically meant for humans.
"It's a lie. It's a lie on a news network … and it's a lie that they're conscious of. It's not a mistake. They're unfavorably framing it as veterinary medicine," he said. Rogan then called out some of Gupta's colleagues from CNN for referring to ivermectin as a "livestock drug" before summing up that the description is simply a lie.
Gupta acknowledged that calling ivermectin a "horse dewormer" was not in good taste. "It can be used for humans. I get it," Gupta conceded.
"Not just could be used for humans, is often used for humans along with all the other drugs that I took. All human drugs. They know it's a human drug and they lied. It's defamatory," Rogan went on.
Ivermectin prescribed by physicians to treat COVID-19
Physicians have prescribed ivermectin for COVID-19. Maryland Congressman Andy Harris, a physician, admits that he has prescribed ivermectin to a patient diagnosed with the disease. In a statement, Harris has said that he prescribed ivermectin as a treatment for early COVID because data from India and elsewhere have supported its off-label use.
The effectiveness of ivermectin and its derivatives in treating parasitic worm infections has transformed human and veterinary medicine and led to a Nobel Prize for the researchers who discovered it – William C. Campbell and Satoshi Omura.
Ivermectin, while approved mostly for animal use, has a human-grade equivalent that can be used to treat some parasitic worms, head lice and skin conditions like rosacea.
In 2020, a paper made public showed that ivermectin can suppress the replication of the SARS-CoV-2 virus under laboratory conditions.
There are two key ways in which the drug could prevent this replication. First is to prevent the virus from suppressing the cells' natural antiviral responses, and second is to prevent the spike protein on the surface of the virus from binding with receptors that allow them to enter cells – making ivermectin an effective treatment in viral diseases that causes significant inflammation. (Related: Media smear campaign against ivermectin timed to clear market for Pfizer's new ivermectin-like clone drug, which will be hailed as a "miracle".)
The FDA has not authorized or approved ivermectin for use in preventing or treating COVID-19. But under the National Institutes of Health (NIH) guidelines, it is marked as one of the drugs in a chart titled "Characteristics of Antiviral Agents that are Approved or Under Evaluation for the Treatment of COVID-19."
Catch the Resistance Chicks, Leah and Michelle Svensson on "Headline News" where they talk about headlines and current events that the public should know. "Headline News" airs on Fridays at 7 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.
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Q: unable to build my app Hi World App is running in simulator but not generating the BUILD files.
I am getting this error
goBlank:

testFail:

setupJavac:

jar:
     [echo] Compile is forcing compliance to the supported API's/features for maximum device compatibility. This allows smaller
     [echo]             code size and wider device support
     [copy] Copying 1 file to E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\build\tmp
    [javac] E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\build.xml:131: warning: 'includeantruntime' was not set, defaulting to build.sysclasspath=last; set to false for repeatable builds
    [javac] Compiling 3 source files to E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\build\tmp
      [jar] Building jar: E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\dist\testcodenameone.jar
    [javac] E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\build.xml:155: warning: 'includeantruntime' was not set, defaulting to build.sysclasspath=last; set to false for repeatable builds

BUILD FAILED
E:\rainforest\rfl1\rfl1-1\testcodenameone\build.xml:155: Class not found: javac1.8

Total time: 3 seconds

A: You need Eclipse itself to run under JDK 1.7 (this needs to be configured via the Eclipse ini file). Also make sure JAVA_HOME points to JDK 1.7.

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This wonderful warm hand knit hooded sweater set is the perfect gift for your baby. Made of soft baby yarn, the sweater set is appropriate for a baby boy or baby girl. The hood ties at the neck The darling matching booties also tie with cream satin ribbon.
Perfect for baby's christening,baptism,or dedication. Makes a unique gender neutral shower gift as well.


The Balewind Vortex just had its Warscroll updated by Games Workshop. To better reflect its new value, the PPC Terrain List has been updated to v.2016.10b, and the Vortex now costs 80 pts instead.
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It seems every day we read or hear more news about cholesterol. What does it all mean? Cholesterol is a type of fat made by the liver. Cholesterol is also contained in certain foods that you eat such as eggs, meat, and dairy products. Shrimp is full of cholesterol. However, the real cholesterol danger lurks in the slyly packaged "cholesterol free" cookie. You see, shrimp contains very little of the fat that makes the cookie taste so good. And it is the saturated fat and food that has the greatest effect on your cholesterol level.
Foods high in saturated fat raise cholesterol because your liver turns saturated fat into cholesterol. Cholesterol is a white, waxy fat found naturally in your body. It is used to build cell walls and make certain hormones. Cholesterol travels through the blood in different types of packages called lipoproteins. The low-density lipoprotein (LDL) delivers cholesterol to the body. High-density lipoprotein (HDL) removes cholesterol from the bloodstream. Too much cholesterol and your blood can raise your risk of heart attack or a stroke. The cholesterol can deposit along the walls of your arteries and causing to become narrow. Eventually, the deposit can build to a point where it blocks the flow of blood through the artery. If an artery that supplies blood to your heart becomes blocked, you may have a heart attack.
According to the national cholesterol education program, everyone age 20 or older should have their cholesterol checked. After that, you should have it checked at least once every five years. Depending on your cholesterol level and your risk factors for heart disease, your doctor will recommend how often to test. The test measures the total amount of cholesterol in your blood. The best total cholesterol is less than 200. A total cluster all above 239 means that you may have an increased risk for heart disease. The total cholesterol is composed of the HDL, or "good" cholesterol which cleanses the arteries, plus the LDL, or "bad" cholesterol which builds up and clogs arteries. It is best to have an LDL cholesterol of less than 130. If the LDL is greater than 160, you are at higher risk for heart disease. And HDL of 60 or more reduces your risk for heart disease is whereas if this is below 35 your risk is increased. If your cholesterol is elevated the methods to reduce it are eating healthy foods and exercising regularly.
Generally, the diet should emphasize fruits and vegetables, low-fat meats and fish, and fiber-rich foods like whole-grain bread. Limit your intake of saturated fat in palm and coconut oils. Pay attention to labels on food packages. Read the amount of total fat, saturated fat, and the portion size. Limit foods high in cholesterol like egg yolks and liver. Also, 30 minutes of aerobic exercise 3 to 4 times a week may raise the beneficial HDL in your bloodstream. Discuss any exercise program with your doctor prior to beginning. Finally, if you do smoke, stop. This may raise your HDL level. If eating healthy and exercising do not bring down your cholesterol level after about six months, your doctor may wish to discuss using certain medications to lower your cholesterol levels. This will require periodic monitoring and may be a lifelong treatment. So this is generally reserved for those who do not lower the cholesterol with diet and exercise. If you have any questions about cholesterol or want your cholesterol level checked, talk with your family doctor.
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is a Japanese josei manga artist from Sapporo, Hokkaido, who writes primarily for Kiss and Young You. She won the 1995 Kodansha Manga Award for shōjo for Sekai de Ichiban Yasashii Ongaku.

Notable works
Sekai de Ichiban Yasashii Ongaku (1993-1999)
Nikoniko Nikki (2000-2003)
Pong Pong (2006-2008)
Gin no Spoon (2010-2017)

References

External links
 Profile at The Ultimate Manga Page

Women manga artists
Manga artists from Hokkaido
People from Sapporo
Winner of Kodansha Manga Award (Shōjo)
Japanese female comics artists
Female comics writers
Living people
20th-century Japanese women writers
21st-century Japanese women writers
Year of birth missing (living people)


A true sleeper creeper, promos state The Witch is like watching something we shouldn't be seeing, but see it for goodness sake! Having kept a low profile, the appeal of this movie should spread by word of mouth, the same way witch hunting hysteria did back in the day. One of the few horror films of recent vintage to genuinely unnerve viewers had to reach all the way back to the foundations of the country to find its scares.
Terrence Malick has always been an acquired taste. His movies are mood pieces paced to the cadence of internal monologues whispered rhetorically by his characters in hushed, reverential tones onscreen. Striving for more than the movie medium can encompass, he's a visionary seeking to push past its restricting barriers to self-expression. When the man stays focused there's no director better at vividly evoking the sentient, existential sensations of simple human perception. His movies pulsate with the vibrancy of life as we experience it at almost a subliminal level. They heighten our awareness in a way that makes us feel as if we were experiencing a movie fully awake and responsive for the first time.


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UNHCR and UNICEF urge action in Europe to end childhood statelessness
14 February 2019 | Español | Français | عربي
A stateless couple with their baby in Skopje, Macedonia. © UNHCR/Roger Arnold
GENEVA, 14 February 2019 - UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and UNICEF, the UN Children's Agency, are calling on States and regional organisations to take urgent action to ensure no child is born, or remains, stateless in Europe.
While there are no precise figures on the total numbers of stateless children, more than half a million people in Europe are estimated to be stateless.
As the overall number of asylum-seeking children in Europe has grown since 2010, with peaks in 2015 and 2016, so has the number of children identified as 'stateless'. In 2017 some 2,100 children were registered as 'stateless', which represented a four-fold increase compared to 2010.
Children without a nationality have limited access to basic rights and services such as education and healthcare and can face life-long discrimination. Lack of official documents can put children at greater risk of experiencing violence, abuse and trafficking, and place them and their families at risk of arrest and detention.
"Life is stacked against a stateless child right from the start. Like all of us, they can dream, and they can hope, but the legal obstacles they face often mean their dreams are dashed before they are adults, and their potential squandered," said Pascale Moreau, UNHCR's Director of the Bureau for Europe.
Three groups of children are particularly affected:
Children who are born stateless in Europe. These include children who cannot inherit their parents' nationality due to gender discrimination and gaps in nationality laws, and those who are stateless because their parents are.
Children born in Europe whose births are not registered, including children in vulnerable minority populations like the Roma.
Children from countries with known stateless populations who come to Europe as refugees and asylum-seekers.
"Every child has the right to a name and a nationality," said Afshan Khan, UNICEF Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, and Special Coordinator for the Refugee and Migrant Response in Europe. "Governments not only have a responsibility to adopt safeguards that prevent a child from being born stateless, but to provide legal-aid and support to ensure every stateless child realizes their right to citizenship."
To better address child statelessness in Europe, UNICEF and UNHCR are proposing a series of low-cost, effective and sustainable solutions, including:
Ensuring that every stateless refugee or migrant child is properly identified and protected upon arrival in Europe.
Simplifying procedures to enable stateless children to acquire a nationality as soon as possible.
Adopting or amending legislation to include safeguards granting nationality to all children born in a country who would otherwise be stateless.
While birth registration rates are high in Europe, information campaigns targeting families most at risk of statelessness would help identify unregistered children and support families through registration procedures.
Achieving legal identity for all through birth registration, is one of the goals of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. UNICEF works to ensure all children are registered at birth, while UNHCR's #IBelong Campaign aims to end statelessness, which affects millions of people worldwide, by 2024.
Note to editors:
Access UNICEF-UNHCR's Ending Childhood Statelessness in Europe
In 2016 UNICEF and UNHCR launched the Coalition on Every Child's Right to a Nationality.
About UNHCR
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, leads international action to protect people forced to flee their homes because of conflict and persecution. We deliver life-saving assistance like shelter, food and water, help safeguard fundamental human rights, and develop solutions that ensure people have a safe place to call home where they can build a better future. We also work to ensure that stateless people are granted a nationality.
For more information about UNHCR, visit: www.unhcr.org
Follow us at @Refugees and on Facebook.
UNICEF works in some of the world's toughest places, to reach the world's most disadvantaged children. Across more than 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone.
For more information about UNICEF and its work for children, visit www.unicef.org/eca
For more information on this topic, please contact:
UNHCR: Liz Throssell, [email protected], +41 79 33 77 591
UNICEF: Melanie Sharpe [email protected] +41 79 834 7401
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by Roc Bottle Admin June 24, 2019
Climate change and plastic pollution are two of the most significant discussions and challenges we currently face. With research showing that a million plastic bottles are bought around the world every minute, Roc Bottle is working to help people to make more mindful decisions and reduce the perils of plastic pollution with their range of innovative, reusable bottles.
Launched this week, Roc Bottle has unveiled its first range of reusable water bottles on the market, which are available in a wide array of colours, high quality powder coat finishes and various lid options to show off your personal style.
The versatile Roc Bottle is a welcome alternative to single-use plastic bottles for eco-savvy consumers who seek to make a positive impact on the planet.
A World Without Waste
In an effort to reduce waste and promote a more environmentally conscious outlook among consumers, Roc Bottle is thoughtfully designed and available in a range of sizes, from 330ml to 1 litre. With a premium triple vacuum, Roc Bottles are BPA free and manufactured from 18/8 food grade stainless steel, keeping water and drinks ice cold, while coffee and tea stay piping hot.
Following a commitment to help consumers to reduce their usage of single-use plastics, Roc Bottle also demonstrates a commitment to local communities by donating a percentage of proceeds to a select number of dedicated charity partners. By giving back, and paying it forward, Roc Bottle hopes that these small changes can make a massive difference.
Tap Into The Roc Bottle Experience
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Q: What happens to SEO ranking if website is made with XML & XSLT I am making a website that uses client side XSLT to display XML data in HTML.
Will search engines understand?
Possible alternative
Generate xHTML at server for search-engines and those browsers which don't support xslt.

A: The search engines will most probably index the XML, if even that.
Most search engine bots do not support javascript, let alone XSL transformations.


Faro is one of Italy's smallest DOC's with a total of just thirty hectares under vine, located on the north eastern tip of Sicily in the Messinesi hills wedged between two seas – the Tyrrhenian and the Ionian that meet at the Messina Strait.
Like neighbouring Mount Etna, Nerello Mascalese and Nerello Cappuccio are the two main varieties here, along with the local Nocera. Faro traces its winemaking back to the Fourteenth Century B.C. but was left devastated by phylloxera, only making a comeback in the 1980's.
Le Casematte was named after the two casements in the vineyards that served as observatories and defensive structures during World War II. The terraced vineyards (some with a gradient of 70 degrees) are planted between 250 and 370 metres above sea level on clayey-sandy-calcareous soil. The vines here benefit from the constant sea breezes of the Messina Strait, especially the howling Sirocco wind during summer, and there are significant day/night temperature variations. This adds up to fruit rich wines with wonderful aromatic qualities that show beautiful freshness and balance with a strong sense of place.


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Q: How do you return data from javascript into a html form? I was wondering if anyone can help? What I am trying to do is retrieve the word count from  javascript code into a form and then pass it into php along with the rest of the form which will check that the word count is a certain length or else it won't be submitted.
The javascript is as follows.
    counter = function() {
       var value = $('#msg').val();

       if (value.length == 0) {
          $('#wordCount').html(0);
          $('#totalChars').html(0);
          $('#charCount').html(0);
          $('#charCountNoSpace').html(0);
          return;
       }

       var regex = /\s+/gi;
       var wordCount = value.trim().replace(regex, ' ').split(' ').length;
       var totalChars = value.length;
       var charCount = value.trim().length;
       var charCountNoSpace = value.replace(regex, '').length;

       $('#wordCount').html(wordCount);
       $('#totalChars').html(totalChars);
       $('#charCount').html(charCount);
       $('#charCountNoSpace').html(charCountNoSpace);
   };

   $(document).ready(function() {
      $('#count').click(counter);
      $('#msg').change(counter);
      $('#msg').keydown(counter);
      $('#msg').keypress(counter);
      $('#msg').keyup(counter);
      $('#msg').blur(counter);
      $('#msg').focus(counter);
   });

My problem is returning wordCount into a hidden field in a form. I am not too good with javascript and am not sure how to modify this code to make it work. The rest I can figure out but am stuck here. Thank you for your help, it is greatly appreciated.

A: $('#wordCount').val(wordCount);
$('#totalChars').val(totalChars);
$('#charCount').val(charCount);
$('#charCountNoSpace').val(charCountNoSpace);

Use .val() instead of .html(), because .val() refers to the value of an input field.

A: Your HTML inside the form should include a hidden input field:
<input type="hidden" id="word_count" name="word_count" value="0" />
Then inside your JS:
$('#word_count').val(wordCount);
All together embedded inside your function:
    counter = function() {
       var value = $('#msg').val();

       if (value.length == 0) {
          $('#wordCount').html(0);
          $('#totalChars').html(0);
          $('#charCount').html(0);
          $('#charCountNoSpace').html(0);
          return;
       }

       var regex = /\s+/gi;
       var wordCount = value.trim().replace(regex, ' ').split(' ').length;
       var totalChars = value.length;
       var charCount = value.trim().length;
       var charCountNoSpace = value.replace(regex, '').length;

       $('#wordCount').html(wordCount);
       $('#word_count').val(wordCount);
       $('#totalChars').html(totalChars);
       $('#charCount').html(charCount);
       $('#charCountNoSpace').html(charCountNoSpace);
   };

   $(document).ready(function() {
      $('#count').click(counter);
      $('#msg').change(counter);
      $('#msg').keydown(counter);
      $('#msg').keypress(counter);
      $('#msg').keyup(counter);
      $('#msg').blur(counter);
      $('#msg').focus(counter);
   });

A: If you have INPUT fields in your form, use val()
$('#wordCount').val(wordCount)
That would work for a field like this:

Be aware that there's a difference between "id" and "class". jQuery allows you to select elements based on their properties. The "id" property gets selected with "#", just like you'd do it in CSS. So make sure you have that "id='wordCount'" defined in your hidden field.

A: The Code that you are showing is not just javascript it also includes jquery, please make sure you included jquery
<script src = "http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js"></script>
$('#field').val('asdf'); //Sets Value of a input type="text"
$('#field').html('sadf'); //Sets the html of a div

Using javascript you use either value for a input or innerHtml for a div or other text based element
document.getElementById('field').value = 'asdfsadf';
document.getElementById('field').innerHtml= 'asdfsadf';

Also instead of using a form submit consider using jquery $.ajax(there is nothing wrong with form submits but there are benefits to knowing jquery as well such as you came make async requests
http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/
You will want to use a hidden field such as the following and have it in the form
<form id="myform" action='posttome.php'>
    <input type="hidden" id="wordCount"/>
    <input type="submit" value="sbumit"> //Submits Form
</form>

Then set its value by using of of three methods, a an elements html, an elements value, or a javascript variable $('#wordCount').val()
$('#wordCount').val($('#wordCountSoruceDiv').html()); // Sets the value to another divs html
$('#wordCount').val($('#wordCountSourceInput').val()); // Sets the value to another inputs value
$('#wordCount').val(wordCountVariable); // Sets the value to a variable

A: Have a look at this http://www.hscripts.com/scripts/JavaScript/word-count.php
There are plenty of examples online, just google "javascript count words in textbox"
Some imporntant notes:

*

*A very long string with no spaces is still 1 word so don't forget to set the max length for fields

*If you are doing this as a sort of validation be aware of the fact that you can not trust a form field because it can be easily manipulated, so don't forget to check the word count on the server side after the form is submitted.


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Modulation of LMNA splicing as a strategy to treat prelamin A diseases
John M. Lee, … , Stephen G. Young, Loren G. Fong
Published April 1, 2016; First published March 21, 2016
Research Article Aging Therapeutics
The alternatively spliced products of LMNA, lamin C and prelamin A (the precursor to lamin A), are produced in similar amounts in most tissues and have largely redundant functions. This redundancy suggests that diseases, such as Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome (HGPS), that are caused by prelamin A–specific mutations could be treated by shifting the output of LMNA more toward lamin C. Here, we investigated mechanisms that regulate LMNA mRNA alternative splicing and assessed the feasibility of reducing prelamin A expression in vivo. We identified an exon 11 antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) that increased lamin C production at the expense of prelamin A when transfected into mouse and human fibroblasts. The same ASO also reduced the expression of progerin, the mutant prelamin A protein in HGPS, in fibroblasts derived from patients with HGPS. Mechanistic studies revealed that the exon 11 sequences contain binding sites for serine/arginine-rich splicing factor 2 (SRSF2), and SRSF2 knockdown lowered lamin A production in cells and in murine tissues. Moreover, administration of the exon 11 ASO reduced lamin A expression in wild-type mice and progerin expression in an HGPS mouse model. Together, these studies identify ASO-mediated reduction of prelamin A as a potential strategy to treat prelamin A–specific diseases.
John M. Lee, Chika Nobumori, Yiping Tu, Catherine Choi, Shao H. Yang, Hea-Jin Jung, Timothy A. Vickers, Frank Rigo, C. Frank Bennett, Stephen G. Young, Loren G. Fong
ASOs lower lamin A levels and reduce the frequency of nuclear shape abnormalities in HGPS fibroblasts.
(A) Immunocytochemistry showing increased numbers of cells expressing more lamin C than lamin A after ASO E11-31 treatment. Human HGPS fibroblasts (clone 11513) were transfected once with ASO E11-31. After 5 days, the cells were processed for immunofluorescence microscopy with a lamin A antibody that binds lamin A and progerin (green) and a lamin C antibody (red). Cells transfected with a scrambled ASO served as a control. After transfection with ASO E11-31, lamin A expression was markedly reduced in many cells (arrowheads). Scale bar: 50 μm. (B) Quantitative measurements showing a higher number of cells expressing more lamin C than lamin A in ASO E11-31–treated cells. Control ASO–treated cells (white squares) expressed approximately equivalent amounts of lamin A and C. After ASO E11-31 treatment (red squares), there was an increase in the number of cells that expressed more lamin C than lamin A. Lamin C levels were scaled to the levels measured in control cells; thus, the highest levels for lamin C were limited to approximately 85 percent. (C) ASO E11-31 reduces the number of abnormally shaped nuclei in HGPS cells. Evaluation of nuclear shape after transfection with ASO E11-31. Two HGPS fibroblast cell lines (clones 1972 and 11513) were treated once with ASO E11-31 or a scrambled ASO. After 5 days, nuclear shape was assessed by two observers blinded to treatment group (n = 2 per group).


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The share price of ElectReon Wireless is up 13% on a large turnover in trading, after the company reported that it had won a tender for demonstrating electrified road technology in Sweden. The company's share price has soared 270% this year, pushing its market cap up to NIS 545 million.
ElectReon said, "The payments by the Swedish government will cover the company's expenses in the three-year project… No final agreement has been signed yet with the Swedish transportation authority, and it is possible that some of the project terms may be different than those listed in this report."
ElectReon, led by cofounder, chairperson, and CEO Oren Ezer uses smart road technology for wireless charging of electric vehicles. The company's technology is based on coils beneath the road surface for wireless transmission of energy to vehicles traveling on it. The aim is to extend the travel range of electric vehicles, while saving charging time and reducing the vehicles' weight. The vehicles need only a small battery for traveling on road sections lacking the company's coil infrastructure.
Ezer said today, "ElectReon's wireless electric road technology makes it possible to profitably electrify a fleet of trucks without carrying huge batteries and stopping to charge them, and without creating an eyesore. Scandinavia, especially Sweden, is a global leader in environment and electrified transportation. The selection of ElectReon by the Swedish government shows recognition of the technology's potential to revolutionize global transportation electrification for the next and critical stage of full implementation."
ElectReon as founded in late 2013 by Ozer and CTO Hanan Rumbak. They previously served in various positions at Elbit Systems. The company was listed on the TASE after being merged into stock exchange shell Biomedix Incubator in October 2017; its value has since multiplied 12-fold. ElectReon's most prominent shareholders are Ezer and Rombak, 18.7% each, and Dan Bus Company, 13.5%.


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Tier REIT Exits Philadelphia with $95M Sale of the Three Parkway Office Bldg
Washington, DC-based real estate developer MRP Realty, along with Barings Real Estate Advisers, a Hartford, CT-based global asset management firm on behalf of an institutional investor, have closed on the acquisition of the Three Parkway office tower at 1601-1645 Cherry St. in Philadelphia, PA.
TIER REIT, Inc., a self-managed, Dallas-based real estate investment trust, sold the asset for $95 million, or about $169 per square foot.
"As we have announced, we have embarked this year on the recycling phase of our strategic plan," stated Scott Fordham, president and CEO of TIER REIT, which acquired the asset in 2006 from Amstar for approximately $90 million, according to CoStar data. "We intend to utilize the proceeds to repay borrowings outstanding under our credit facility and for strategic reinvestment in our target growth markets."
TIER REIT, which sold a 60-percent stake in the 1.3 million-square-foot Wanamaker Building to Rubenstein earlier this year as well as the Buena Vista Plaza in January, has effectively exited the Philadelphia market with this sale. MRP meanwhile continues to aggressively pursue opportunities in the City of Brotherly Love, progressing on what has been a two-year value-add search for the company. The firm added three office buildings and a parking garage when it closed on Kaiserman's Independence Portfolio in early 2016, and more recently acquired three apartment buildings across the city. See CoStar COMPS #1153752,
#3809234, #3809493 and #3508282.
"MRP's acquisition of Three Parkway is an exciting addition to our growing portfolio in Philadelphia," said Charley McGrath, managing director of MRP. "Since its completion more than four decades ago, Three Parkway has been the premier local address for some of the Nation's most influential organizations and we are committed to continuing to attract high caliber tenants by providing the best space and amenities possible."
Three Parkway is a 20-story, 561,631-square-foot, 4-Star office building originally constructed in 1970 on one acre in the Market Street West submarket of Philadelphia.
At the time of sale the asset was 86 percent occupied with a weighted average lease term of 6.5 years, anchored by Drexel University and excelleRX, with IBM, Enclara Pharmacia, Reliance Insurance and Strayer University taking space there. The building was renovated in 2005, but MRP reports it has planned extensive additions to common areas as well as the addition of a brand new fitness center and a tenant lounge. Asking rents at the tower were in the $26-$29 per square foot range, though average 4- and 5- Star office asking rents in the submarket top $30 as of the fourth quarter, 2016.
"The market will increasingly be about haves and have-nots. You're going to see a tale of two cities, and that tale is going to be who has amenities and who's easy to get to on transit lines." noted McGrath, speaking on a panel forum at the Bisnow 2017 State of the Philadelphia Office Market event. "We're approaching office like we've approached residential, and we have been for some time. You put in a fitness center people want to go to. You put in a roof deck so that if someone is in the office and they need to call their wife, they can step out of the office and sit down and enjoy a 15-minute conversation. It's the touch and feel that all of us want, and making sure you're buying the asset at the right number so you can provide it."
The building, designed by Kneedler Mirick Pearson Bachelor & Ivonen with Allabach & Rennis on structural design and Pennell & Wiltberger on mechanical and electrical, consists of a full basement, 20 floors of rentable office space and two mechanical floors. The ground floor is occupied by a cafeteria and dining facility, while the basement houses a gym, storage space and a production studio. Base building systems were upgraded in 1997 under an $11 million capital improvement program that included three new 500-ton Carrier chillers and three-cell tower with automated system, a new plate and frame heat exchanger, building-wide water loop, the installation of sprinklers, a fire alarm system, emergency generator and circuit breaker panels on 19 upper floors, computer-control elevator conversion and restroom renovations on 18 floors.
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Google Enriches its Search with intelligent model 'The Knowledge Graph'
01:36 pm GMT+0530 • August 14, 2016
Google brings in another core search feature, "The Knowledge Graph" an intelligent model that understands real-world entities and their relationships to one another: things, not strings. Its enables users to search for things, people or places that Google knows about—landmarks, celebrities, cities, sports teams, buildings, geographical features, movies, celestial objects, works of art and more—and instantly get information that's relevant to users query. We have recently covered this on our post Google Enriches its Search with 'Instant Answers'.
The Knowledge graph database contains around 500 million objects, as well as more than 3.5 billion facts about and relationships between these different objects. And it's been fine tuned based on what people search for, and what Google find out on the web.
As an example, when we searched for film star "salman khan" you will see his biography with almost complete details of Salman right there, also it shows links to his recent movies search result page. So it provide a quick snap of that person.
Google search The Knowledge Graph to users queries on Salman Khan
According to Google, The Knowledge Graph enhances its Search in three main ways to start:
1. Find the right thing – Google understands the difference between language, it will now narrow down the search results to the exact one the user meant thus making the search more intelligent and result more relevant.
2. Get the best summary – By understanding the users search queries Google can show a summarized version of the relevant content around that topic, including key facts users likely to need for that particular thing. Like the one on our example above about Salman Khan.
3. Go deeper and broader – The Knowledge Graph can help users to learn a new fact or new connection that prompts a whole new line of inquiry. It will help users learn more from their search queries.
Watch of the video from Google to get a deeper insight on Knowledge Graph –
The knowledge Graph is currently being rolled out to U.S. English users and also going to be available on smart phones and tablets.
The search is becoming more personal and intelligent. How do you like the new enhancement from Google?
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