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Game 35 Preview: Wing Night
By Richard Hammond Dec 22, 2011, 10:45am PST
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The Detroit Red Wings roll into town (hyuk hyuk) on the second night of a back to back, coming off of a loss last night in Vancouver to the surging Canucks. This will be the second time in the past two contests that the Flames will get the benefit of playing a team on a back to back-of course, Minnesota being the first on Tuesday.
Talk today has revolved around Niklas Kronwall's hit on Ryan Kesler. As much as I hate Kesler, that hit was pure garbage. A few of us were watching the game at the bar last night, and after seeing the hit on YouTube as well, it's obvious Kronwall leaves his feet and attempts to turn into Kesler-and his movement dictates that the first point of contact was intended to be the head. A suspension is absolutely justified there. Certianly, Kesler should've "kept his head up"-but the onus is on Kronwall to hit the player safely, not jump into him. This is the type of thing the league needs to eliminate before the sport becomes extinct due to it's injury risk.
Speaking of injuries, I've been hearing some people cite injuries to justify the Flames' poor record thus far this season. I'm of the opinion that injuries are as much a part of the game as scoring or skating and good teams find a way to battle through them. Every team gets injured at some point of the season. There's exactly two players in the league who's impact on the team is so great they can't afford to be injured. Even when injuries build up I can't accept that as a valid excuse-the organization should have players who are NHL capable in the system.
Jimmy Howard's having a whale of a year thus far for the Wings-20 wins, a .940 EVSV% and a OVSV% of .925. It's quite the improvement from last year's .916 EVSV% and OVSV% of .908. I'm not quite ready to proclaim his current stats as his "true talent", but he's close.
Jarome Iginla-Only 3 Goals away from 500 now. Maybe he catches the backup tonight and makes magic happen?
Pavel Datsyuk-He was recently named the "Most Skilled Player" in the league by TSN. Or maybe it was "Player with Most Skills"? Who knows. I was drunk.
Lastly...
The Flames really need to take advantage of what is probably a tired opponent, since tomorrow likely won't go well.


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R.I.P. - Toyoo ASHIDA 芦田 豊雄
You saw 199X and beyond, Tough Boy.
Toyoo ASHIDA may not be as crippling a loss to the creativity of the Japanese animation industry as Satoshi KON was last year, but he was still quite notable for being one of the few animators in the country to push for fair treatment towards commercial artists. He was not only the co-founder, but president for the first ever Japanese animators union, JAniCA, in 2007. He also founded Studio Live in 1976, a company that continues to both produce, and contribute to the creation of, contemporary animation.
On a slightly more personal note, he was also the director behind my beloved Vampire Hunter D OVA, as well as series director for Hokuto no Ken: Fist of the North Star, and of course the director of the unforgettable 1986 Fist of the North Star: The Movie. These films remain very dear to me, and I'm just as enthralled by them as I was the very first time I watched them in the early 1990s. Ashida may not have been in the forefront of the modern anime industry, but he will be missed none the less.
I wonder how much it'd cost to get that now-final Hokuto no Ken interview with him from the R2 movie booklet properly translated...
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Gurotaku said...
For me this loss is every bit as tragic as when Teruo Ishii and Akio Jissoji passed away. It's true that we're not being robbed of any future anime greatness because he hasn't been actively involved in something I am aware of since AMON: APOCALYPSE OF DEVILMAN (and I'm still not sure as to what exactly his involvement was on there) but I feel like he was very much under-appreciated. The fact that the '85 VHD is still only available on an ancient and craptacular 2001 DVD in Japan is a painful reminder of that.
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Can you point me in the direction of his interview in the aforementioned R2 booklet?
The last two pages of the First-Press Toei R2 DVD booklet included with the FOTNS Movie feature a lengthy interview with director Ashida about the film.
Ashida directed SOUTEN KOURO, a historical drama about Chinese warlords, as recently as 2009. The fact that I've never heard of it prior to this week makes me curious if it's actually bad, or simply doesn't suit the typical fansubber pallet?
He also directed the largely forgotten 恐怖のバイオ人間 最終教師/ULTIMATE TEACHER, which is a fun, bizarre, and obviously late 80s slice of absurdist gag comedy. It's certainly no Project A-Ko, but it's pretty damned amusing in its' own right.
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The basic subjective disturbance of schi...
The basic subjective disturbance of schizophrenia illuminated by clinically developed tests. – Objective self-deficits in subjective "Perspectival Abridgement".
Project: Types of projects › Project
Talking with the patient; interviewtechnique and diagnosis
Rationalitet (Vinder af 2. pris, for bedste foredrag): et prisme for sammenligneligheden mellem neuropsykologisk funktion og intelligens hos patienter med skizofreni og raske kontroller
From the same participant
Stress Management versus Cognitive Restructuring in Trauma-affected Refugees. A Follow-up study on a Pragmatic Randomised Trial
Mindfulness as treatment of sexological problems A randomized, controlled pilot study of Mindfulness in Sex Therapy and Intimate Relationships (MSIR) in the treatment of sexual dysfunctions
The MindSpring project: Prevention of trauma-related mental health problems among refugees
The Disrupted "We": Shared intentionality and its psychopathological distortions in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
Tilpasning og validering af spørgeskemaer til udredning af PTSD, depression og angst hos flygtninge - med særligt fokus på flygtninge fra Mellemøsten
Creativity and Mental Illness
Anomalous imagination and obsessive-compulsive experiences in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
PTF4: Basic Body Awareness Therapy versus blandet fysisk aktivitet som tillægsbehandling for traumatiserede flygtninge. Et randomiseret, kontrolleret studie.
The Disrupted "We": A psychopathological examination of the we-perspective in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
Diagnostiske konsekvenser af den valgte interviewteknik
Revsbech, Rasmus (Approving authority)
Parnas, Josef Stefan Stanislaw (Project Manager, academic)
Mortensen, Erik Lykke (Working partner)
Cutting, John , United Kingdom (Working partner)
Owen, Gareth, United Kingdom (Working partner)
Sass, Louis , United States (Working partner)
Gigerenzer, Gerd, Germany (Working partner)
Bechgaard, Birgitte (Working partner)
Caetano, Carla, Center for Hjerneskade, Denmark (Working partner)
For further information, please contact Rasmus Revsbech, M.Sc. Pscyh., Ph.D.-Candidate at rasmus.revsbech@regionh.dk or by phone on: 0045 60929542
Neuro cognitive test with the success of illuminating the subjective disturbance in schizophrenia are not currently available. This is due to the trend of cognitive tests being imported from neurology and thus does not have their basis in clinical observations and psychological more ecologically valid heuristics. We need tools to find endophenotypes that are more founded in clinical observations and real world situations than in isolated cognitive processes. We view the syndrome of schizophrenia as a multimodal gestalt with a subjectively and objectively global impact and whose method of investigation suffers from a reductionism, which needs to be reconsidered.
1.2 Conceptual hypothesis: The Perspectival Abridgement à Adaptational deficits
We want to investigate what we call a "perspectival abridgement"(PA) introduced by Sass and Parnas in 2003 (1) as something central to the definition of schizophrenia as a basic global disturbance of the subjectivity which manifests in the relation to the self, others and the world (1-5). "Abridgement" refers to condensing or sorting out the most adequate or important information in any given situation and "perspectival" refers to naturally navigating and interacting undisturbed in relation to the self, others and the world in accordance with a focus on the situational information (1). One could in short say that this phenomenon if disturbed might result in a bad "common sense", "adaptational deficit" or perplexity(5). This implies modalities of sensing, precognitive functioning and modes of reasoning. In short, normal PA can be seen as an underlying (mostly automatized) or precognitive multimodal ability to naturally and immediately change and maintain informational adequacy of experienced perspectives of being in different settings as part of the undisturbed subjectivity (1). A schizophrenic deficit in perspectival abridgement is comparable to the concept of schizophrenic sejunction described first by Wernicke and later like a more multimodal concept by Otto Gross. In his episteme, it is a […] simultaneous collapse of several functionally separate series of associations.[and] The most important component of the concept is that the activity of consciousness always has to be seen as the product of many simultaneously ongoing psychophysical processes (6) - much as ours. We have chosen and seek to measure the schizophrenic visual, semantic and social cognitive perspectival abridgement and compare it to the normal, fluid, natural and common way of acting, reasoning and being in the world. Thus we generally hypothesize that aspects of processing visual information, semantic reasoning and intersubjective experience have a common way of subjectively appearing in non-schizophrenics, which is, qua schizophrenic sejunction, different than otherwise when one suffers from schizophrenia.
1.2 Research Hypotheses
1) The first hypothesis is regarding syllogisms. Here it is expected on the grounds of a British study that the schizophrenic patient might do better than normal controls at deducting formal logically (7). Doing better means that the connection between premises and conclusion of a formal logic statement might be more transparent to the schizophrenic, in spite of an absurd or normative qualitative content. The explanation could be that they are less "focused" in their perception of the world and is preceded by the idea that there are two ways of perception: A logical deductive versus a more fluid way of perception bounded in experience and context. Clinically it is founded in the notion that the schizophrenic is marked by perplexity and lack of common sense and that common sense might have less to do with logics than one tends to think (3, 5, 8, 9).
2) The second hypothesis concerns ambiguous figures and how they appear to the schizophrenic mind versus the healthy mind. We hypothesize that the schizophrenic might have an unstable perspective on the world(1) and on that basis we want to see if the schizophrenic have a diverse experience more than a ambiguous experience. This implies that he/she might have a perceived ability to experience both aspects of the ambiguous figure simultaneously, which is normally not possible. We expect the healthy controls to experience the aspects of the ambiguous figures as something that, by will, can change and be withheld by the personal intention of the mind.
3) The third hypothesis is about the schizophrenic rationalizing differently from healthy controls. And that this is detectable in social cognition. We hypothesize that the schizophrenic will have a tendency towards viewing others more as situational variables than interpersonal beings with a relevant biographical aspect. Thus the schizophrenic might have a more logical approach to others than a "bounded rational" approach, which denotes a healthy person(9-12).
4) The fourth hypothesis is concerned with the idea that schizophrenics mentalize differently and have a different everyday thinking. Everyday thinking is to be regarded as the fluid intuitive way of perceiving the world and others and which normally helps the healthy person conserve energy in regards to automatically sort out irrelevant stimuli and apply normal social knowledge to their everyday life(13). We hypothesize that this ability is in someway inhibited in schizophrenics(13).
5) The fifth hypothesis postulates a correlation between syllogisms, ambiguous figures, schizophrenic rationalizing and mentalizing and formal thought disorder measured with EASE, EAWE and proverb testing. By thought disorder it is meant to focus on the fact that the schizophrenic disorganisation often results in semantic or linguistic confusion when the patient tries to describe his/her subjective experiences and cognitions verbally(14). Clinically the schizophrenic appears special or hard to understand, when communicating subjective experiences. There is a wide clinical agreement on thought disorder being one of the strongest cognitive endophenotypes of schizophrenia and this is sought to be empirically further investigated.
6) The sixth hypothesis postulates a correlation between syllogisms, ambiguous figures, schizophrenic rationalizing and mentalizing, formal thought disorder measured with EASE, EAWE & proverb testing and MATRICS recommended CANTAB testing
7) The seventh hypothesis postulates that the schizophrenic self-disturbance as perplexity is clinically qualitatively traceable throughout the entire testsession.
1.2.1 Further epistemological precursors
The epistemological precursor of the project is to be seen in context of basic psychological and phenomenological epistemological reflections on how a psyche in interaction works and is constituted. Moreover another precursor is of a pragmatic nature: we seek to develop something, which could be of such a valid nature, so that it would be valuable in a clinical and diagnostic setting. On this basis we look for sensory, cognitive, social cognitive and biological markers in order to reflect the multimodality of schizophrenia as something that should mainly be viewed as a biologically dependent, phenomenologically gestalt manifested and conceptually complex.
The 30 sample participants are all first-time admitted ICD-10 diagnosed schizophrenics. The group has a mean age of 27,5 years and there is a slight over-representation of women. The sample has been chosen as part of another project at Psychiatric Centre Hvidovre, which has the aim of diagnostic precision. As part of that project the patients have been clinically interviewed quite thoroughly and given a diagnosis on basis of at least two trained interviewers and many even three and MMPI data. The group has been screened for substance abuse and organic syndromes such as brain damage.
The control group consist of 30 orthopaedic patients who have no prior psychiatric history, nor relevance. The two groups are matched on age, (preferably) gender and IQ.
2.1.1 Design
The project has an in-between group design containing a group of young patients (N= 30 age= 18 to 35 yrs) suffering from schizophrenia, which we compare to a group of healthy controls of equal number and age. The independent variables are gender, age, IQ, different types of rationality and occurrence & non-occurrence of schizophrenic symptomatology.
The test materials consist of a manual proverb test, computerised tests and a short interview guide. The computer used is a CANTAB tablet The CANTAB is a small portable test computer, which uses response box and touch screen technology. It is recommended and widely used in numerous studies with testing cognitive domains in schizophrenia research (15). Moreover we are going to install Superlab for the advanced cognitive testing and Hogrefe testsystem for IST 2000-R on the same computer. All test sessions will be recorded on camera w. audio in order to test the eighth hypothesis.
2.2.1 Basic Computerized Cognitive Testing: Basic CANTAB testing: (1 hour 15 minutes.)
The basic digital testing consists of basic cognitive tests using the CANTAB from Cambridge Cognition and in addition for the healthy controls parts of the IQ-tests from Hogrefe testsystem IST 2000-R. It is expectable that the schizophrenic group will have longer reaction times and general lower performance on the assignments given on cognitive domains (15-17). In order to make sure, that the dependent variables can be thoroughly examined in the light of schizophrenia, we are going to use the basic CANTAB battery recommended for schizophrenic samples, which is based on the recommendations of MATRICS (15). Detailed overview of the battery:
The Motor Screening test: (MOT) is a training procedure designed to relax the subject and to introduce them to the computer and touch screen. It should always be given at the beginning of a test session. It simultaneously screens for difficulties with:Vision, movement and comprehension And ascertains that the subject can follow simple instructions (5 min). Motor skills and introduction to machinery.
Attention/Vigilance: Rapid Visual Information Processing (RVP) Continuous performance test of sustained attention. Participants monitor a stream of single digits for a sequence of three-digit numbers (9 min) Sustained attention, signal detection, impulsivity
Working Memory: Spatial Working Memory (SWM) Self-ordered search task based on foraging behaviour. Participants search array for tokens without returning to previous token locations. Measures include both efficacy and use of heuristic strategy (10 min). Working Memory, strategy use
Visual Learning: Paired Associates Learning (PAL) Object-location associative learning test. Participants learn to associate patterns which cannot be verbalised with locations on the screen. Reminding occurs between each successive attempt (10 min).
Associative learning, short term visual memory
Speed of Processing: Simple and 5-Choice Reaction Time (RTI) Human analogue of five-choice serial reaction time task. In first stage, participant monitors a single location; in second stage five locations. Reaction time and movement time are measured separately (5 min). Processing speed, motor speed, divided attention
Verbal Learning Verbal Recognition/Recall Memory (VRM) Verbal list learning task, recently added to enable comparison of verbal and non-verbal memory. Delayed recognition after 20 min. Available in multiple languages (7 min). Verbal learning, immediate recall and recognition, delayed recognition
Social Cognition Emotion Recognition Test (ERT) Facial emotion labelling task, recently added to the battery to enable assessment of social cognition. Participants choose between six primary emotions and neutral (10 min). Emotion recognition, decision latency
Reasoning/Problem Solving Intra/Extra-Dimensional Set-Shifting (IED) Test of cognitive flexibility, analogous to the Wisconsin Card Sort Test, with multiple stages segregating cognitive processes. Novel problem-solving element, so test should be used only once (10 min). Rule learning, rule reversal, attentional set shifting
One-Touch Stockings of Cambridge (OTS) Visual planning task based on the Tower of London and the CANTAB Stockings of Cambridge (SOC). One-touch version is simpler to administer and reduces guessing (9 min). Visual planning, reasoning, impulsivity
2.2.1.1 IQ for healthy controls (35 min)
Moreover, the battery for the healthy controls will include four subtests from the IST2000-R IQ-test testing similarities, information, matrix reasoning and arithmetic ability. These have already been administered to the schizophrenic group. This means additional testing of 30-35 min, making the basic computerized healthy control test last around 2 hours.
2.2 Basic Manual Testing
2.2.1 Thought disorder –proverb test (15 min)
The basic manual testing will be a proverb test for thought disorder. Culturally adequate proverbs will be qualitatively rated in accordance with normal standards (18, 19).
2.3 Advanced computerized Testing
2.3.1 Visual Perspectival Abridgement –seeing aspects (30 min)
For the visual testing, we want to develop an original test based on inspiration from reflections on Wittgenstein's phenomenology of visual perception. This has been described by Stephen Mulhall in his book "Seeing Aspects"(20). Here he proposes that an aspect and perspective on visual stimuli follows a certain pattern of normalcy. This pattern includes that normal visual experience impressionistically "dawns" in certain phases of conscious experience thus constituting the normal subjective experience of visual information processing (20). To test this hypothesis, we have designed a test using ambiguous figures. The test person will be instructed to view a picture of an ambiguous picture with different degrees of artistic (high/low) complexity and of ambiguous/non-ambiguous nature. The person will then get an on-screen multiple choice form in order to fill out what level of ambiguity they see in the picture. The multiple-choice form will give the possibility of rating what most people will see being i.e. when presented the picture on the right, the following would be the possibilities:
A duck (Aspect a)
A rabbit (Aspect b)
I can decide to see either the duck or the rabbit if I choose to
I can see both at the same time without having to choose
(It changes between the duck and the rabbit by itself (?))
I see something other than a duck or a rabbit/Nothing
We hypothesize, that schizophrenics will chose one of the three latter more than healthy controls. This should be due to them abridging visual information in a different way thus not perceiving aspects normally. Moreover, a small qualitative study will be applied to this particular test, as we will pay specific attention to how all persons immediately react verbally to the pictures. Thus in addition to rating the multiple-choice form, they will be instructed to speak out the first thing that comes into mind during the presentations so that we can record crucial data on their first ausserungen in order to make some further phenomenological analyses (20). We want to do 28 presentations: 7 pictures of no ambiguity/high complexity, 7 of no ambiguity/low complexity, 7 of ambiguity/high complexity and 7 of ambiguity/low complexity. The picture in the example is of ambiguity/high complexity.
2.3.2 Semantic perspectival abridgement – rationality (30 min)
For the semantic test we want our test persons to rate syllogisms false or true. This is done as a replicate study of Owen et al. in 2007 (7). Here different syllogisms with absurd or common qualitative content will be presented. There will be a 50% distribution of true or false and of common and absurd. An example can be:
-All buildings can sing
-A hospital is a building
-A hospital can sing
This is a logically correct statement due to a conclusion drawn from exclusively logically valid premises (21). However, our hypothesis will be in coherence with the findings of Owen et al, 2007 that the schizophrenic patient will be better or faster at determining whether this statement is syllogistically true or false. A theoretical explanation can be that the atypical perspectival abridgement manifests semantically as the schizophrenic patient is not as disturbed by the absurd content of the syllogism in the same way as the healthy control, whose heuristics are more based on intuition than on logical reasoning. There will be 28 syllogisms included. 7 true + 7 false with no absurdity in content & 7 true + 7 false with absurd content.
2.3.3 Social cognitive/intersubjective perspectival abridgement (45min)
2.3.3.1 "Bounded Rationality" (30 min)
On this level we want to subject the test persons to some social cognitive testing which illuminates how the point of the semantic perspectival abridgment also manifests in the schizophrenic thinking of persons as situational variables more than interpersonal beings.
In this test we want to test if the schizophrenic heuristic differs from the normal. A classical test for heuristics is what Gerd Gigerenzer calls "Bounded Rationality" (10, 12). This refers to a basic neuro-economic heuristic that make the normal mind make decisions and calculate probability mainly from experience and environmental variables more than making a mathematical calculation of probability. Thus making a conjunction fallacy in a strict mathematical sense (9, 10, 12). A famous example is that of the "Linda problem" (9, 22):
"Linda is 31 years old, single, outspoken, and very bright. She majored in philosophy. As a student, she was deeply concerned with issues of discrimination and social justice, and also participated in anti-nuclear demonstrations.
Which is more probable?
Linda is a bank teller.
Linda is a bank teller and is active in the feminist movement" (22).
Most people will intuitively answer that option 2 probably is the correct answer. However, from a probability point of view in a strict mathematical sense, option 1 would be correct, as it only contains one variable and thus decreases uncertainty (9). However, as it would be natural for healthy controls to draw in biographic information in their conclusions (10), we hypothesize that schizophrenics might do better on this task in a mathematical sense, as their rationality might be more bounded in thought than emotion or experience and their social cognitive perspectival abridgement hence less ecologically useful however, maybe more logically correct.
2.3.3.2 Mentalizing/ToM (15 min)
Another test that we will apply is based on the idea, that schizophrenics does not mentalize or use an adequate theory of mind. The test present situational replies to a statement. There are four statements to choose from and the task is to figure out which statement goes best or most adequate with the presented reply. An example can be as follows:
Situation: Old men on park bench
Second man replies: Yes. Things are not what they used to be
First man has said:
a) There' been a change in the weather
b) There's no good going to see that doctor
c) There's a lot of crime about these days
d) There's many a day I think of my late wife
The most appropriate possibility here would be c. However, we hypothesize in accordance with Cutting & Murphy, 1990 that due to the lack of perspectival abridgement, the schizophrenic will be more tempted or confused by the other possibilities.
2.4 Advanced Manual Testing
2.4.1 EAWE (45 min)
Moreover, we want to do a short interview with the patient on how the patient functions existentially and intersubjectively in regards of being in the world using items from an interview under development called the EAWE. The EAWE is in structure and epistemological foundation much like the EASE, which has a focus on self-disorders (23). However, as opposed to the interior focus on abnormal experiences of the self in EASE the EAWE focuses more on the exterior existentially and worldly, inter-subjectively situated being. The EAWE should be seen as having a focus on the experiencing of the self in relation to others.
2.5 Biomarkers
2.6 Procedure and timeplan
All test sessions will be recorded on camera w. audio.
The test sessions are going to be divided into two different days.
10 pm, arrival: Briefing
10:15-10:30: The participant is going to be subjected to the basic manual testing first being the proverb test.
10:30-12:30 The participant is going to be subjected to the advanced computerised testing being the seeing aspects, syllogism, social cognition/rationality and ToM.
12:30-12:45: Lunch break
12:45-13:45: EAWE and debriefing
10:15-11:30: CANTAB testing
12:30-13:00: Debriefing
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6. Gross O. Dementia Sejunctiva. Neurologisches Centralblatt. 1904(23):1144-6.
7. Owen GS, Cutting J, David AS. Are people with schizophrenia more logical than healthy volunteers? Br J Psychiatry. 2007 Nov;191:453-4.
8. Parnas J, Bovet P. Autism in Schizophrenia Revisited. Compr Psychiat. 1991 Jan-Feb;32(1):7-21.
9. Stanovich KE, West RF. On the relative independence of thinking biases and cognitive ability. J Pers Soc Psychol. 2008 Apr;94(4):672-95.
10. Gigerenzer G. Gut Feelings: The Intelligence of the Unconscious London, UK: The Penguin Group; 2007.
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12. Gigerenzer G, Todd P, Group AR. Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart OUP USA; New Ed edition 2000.
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14. Vaever MS, Licht DM, Moller L, Perlt D, Jorgensen A, Handest P, et al. Thinking within the spectrum: schizophrenic thought disorder in six Danish pedigrees. Schizophr Res. 2005 Jan 1;72(2-3):137-49.
15. Barnett JH, Robbins TW, Leeson VC, Sahakian BJ, Joyce EM, Blackwell AD. Assessing cognitive function in clinical trials of schizophrenia. Neurosci Biobehav Rev. 2010 Jul;34(8):1161-77.
16. Kim KR, Park JY, Song DH, Koo HK, An SK. Neurocognitive performance in subjects at ultrahigh risk for schizophrenia: a comparison with first-episode schizophrenia. Compr Psychiatry. 2011 Jan-Feb;52(1):33-40.
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18. Sponheim SR, Surerus-Johnson C, Leskela J, Dieperink ME. Proverb interpretation in schizophrenia: the significance of symptomatology and cognitive processes. Schizophrenia Research. 2003 Dec 15;65(2-3):117-23.
19. Gorham DR. Use of the Proverbs Test for differentiating schizophrenics from normals. Journal of Consulting Psychology. 1956;20(6):435-40.
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Sundhedvidenskabeligt Fakultet, København Universitet
750.00 Danish Kroner
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The Future Science editorial team is delighted to bring you the third edition of The Bioanalysis Glossary, which we hope continues to be regarded as an essential resource for everyone who works in bioanalysis or related fields.
Ten leading bioanalytical experts from industry and academia have been working closely with us to provide a comprehensive update. We are very much committed to ensuring we keep moving with this progressive field and reflecting on this, and the emerging novel techniques in bioanalysis, this updated edition includes over 40 new terms and an updated new section incorporating commonly used equations by bioanalysts across the field. With increased globalization in drug development, it is now more important than ever before that scientists speak the same bioanalytical language.
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The quantitative or qualitative measurement of endogenous or exogenous analyte in biological matrices, including tissue, blood, serum, urine or other body fluids.
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Maldives being at a significant crossway in the Indian Ocean, traders and visitors over time have left their mark on Maldivian cuisine in addition to contributing towards the moulding of the country's culture and norms. As the Maldives constitutes more sea than land, it is only natural that fish (mainly tuna) have always been the most outstanding element of Maldivian food. However, with travelers or holidaymakers from different sections of the world, new flavourings and vegetables were brought in to Maldives and added to the existing (limited) repertory of seafood and tubers (for instance. taro & sweet potato). Each new find was integrated into the diet in amounts most toothsome to Maldivians. Thus, Maldivian cuisine now constitutes Arabic, Indian, Sri Lanka and Oriental tastes combined into a unique cuisine that personifies a culinary identity of its own.


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Number Ones of 1972 (Part 2)
… [continued from Part 1]
When the UK had 'suffered' enough Chicory Tip at Number One, it then propelled a peculiar love song to the top of the charts.
"Without You" was written and originally recorded by Badfinger, a band from Wales who were (somewhat inexplicably IMHO) signed to The Beatles' Apple Records.
The song was heard by John Lennon's pal Harry Nilsson – who had already enjoyed chart success with "Everybody's Talkin" in 1969 – who gave it a new lonely starkness to produce what some people might describe as a "timeless wedding day classic".
I liked the song a lot more then than I do now. In between it seemed to feature in all my relationship woes of the 70's, 80's and early 90's, so perhaps it has just soured on me? I do know that I was horrified by this version by Mariah Carey, but I'll admit she's a lot better to look at than poor old Harry.
OK, now when I said I liked most of the Number 1's of 1972 – or at least suggested I had an inkling of affection for them – there is one that is most definitely NOT included in that comment.
Now, I'm not a fan of the turgid religious yawn known as "Amazing Grace" at the best of times, but when it played by bagpipes I usually look for the nearest gun to shoot myself with.
I HATE bagpipes.
So for 5 weeks in 1972 I doubtless cut my recording of the Top 30 chart short whilst The Drums & Pipes & Military Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards' hideous interpretation of the song was Number 1. (I even feel as if I should apologise for including the link?!)
What do you have if you have the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards up to their neck in sand? Yep, not enough sand.
The wailing octopi were followed by yet another Number One hit for T.Rex, this time the magnificent "Metal Guru", Bolan's tribute to (in his words) "a god of no specific nature".
Presumably one who sits in an armour plated chair and doesn't have a telephone?
(The whole glam rock thing with Bolan, Bowie, The Sweet, Slade and… yes, even The Rubettes, deserves several posts all to itself… so anticipate my thoughts about it all sometime in the next few months)
With Chicory Tip having beaten his classic "American Pie" to Number 1, (despite my personal attempts to ensure everyone knew the lyrics) Don McLean followed it up with his strange ode to painter Van Gogh.
"Vincent (Starry Starry Night)" is a lightweight fluffy pop song which contains the dubious refrain "This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you"… to which the painter could only have replied "PARDON?"
Trivia fact: Roberta Flack's 1974 hit "Killing me Softly with His Song" was written about Don McLean, specifically about a concert he played in LA in 1971. (If any readers win pub quizzes with this kind of material I expect my cut!)
We go from dreary old Don to screamy young Noddy.
Slade's "Take me Bak 'Ome" – quite aside from sharing my own penchant for deliberate speling errors – was the second of Slade's six number one singles in the UK. I've written about Slade before (an example here) and I guess I always had something of a soft spot for them.
Not as much as other people I went to school with though. It's weird the things I can remember from my youth…..
In 1973, Slade's drummer Don Powell was involved in a serious car crash in which his 20-year-old girlfriend was killed. Powell ended up with broken ribs, smashed ankles and other injuries including skull damage. He did eventually recover from the accident – for a few months he had to be lifted onto his drumkit for performances – but it left him with no sense of taste or smell and severe short-term memory issues.
For whatever reason I was somehow amused by the fact that one of my schoolchums – I think his name was Robin? – told me he had sent Powell a "get well" card whilst the drummer was in hospital. Why I would remember that I have absolutely noidea, but whenever I see Slade on TV, video or the internet I am always reminded of it. Weird huh?
[continued in Part 3]….
Filed under 1972 Diary Entries, an aside, Asides on the 1970's
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"Gave in Career booklets" / "Sent away for LP – 'Old Songs, New Songs' Family £1.05" / "bought singles 20p"
No idea what career booklets were, but I'll hazard they were booklets intended to help us schoolkids pick a career. I'll warrant none of them featured the careers many of my closest friends, or I, eventually followed.
"sent away for LP – 'Old Songs, New Songs' Family £1.05" meant that this was likely my first purchase from the 'back pages' of Sounds. Many, MANY mail order companies advertised albums for sale at discounted prices, amongst them (eventually) the incarnation of what was destined to become the mighty (Sir) Richard Branson-owned Virgin corporation. (As you will discover later dear reader, Branson owes a some of his success to l'il ol' me)
Business was obviously so brisk for discounted vinyl, one company – I can't remember it's name – used to regularly advertise (basically what was just a list of titles with prices) on the entire back page of Sounds and NME, and I wouldn't bet against the notion it was from them I ordered Raft Records' compilation of Family tracks called "Old Songs, New Songs".
The Roaring Sixties (formerly the Farinas) were a simple bar band from Leicester, signed in the late 60's by the 'happening' Liberty Records, and given their more distinctive "Family" name (originally "The Family" – eat your heart out Prince!) by none other than legendary American producer Kim Fowley.
Several band changes and record labels later they ended up at Raft (an offshoot of Reprise) with the core group of Rob Townsend, Ric Grech, Jim King, Charlie Whitney and vocalist Roger Chapman. Chapman arguably gave the band their distinctive sound, his gravely cries perfectly off-setting the well-structured jazz/folk/rock fusion. I guess they could be considered "Prog Rock", but their name never appears when that genre comes up in conversation… and certainly not from me.
Chapman's delivery isn't for everybody. My wife HATES his voice, and to be fair it is an acquired taste. In a nutshell – "a little bit bleaty, a little bit goat'n'roll!"
I'll always have a soft spot for Family though. Mainly because I'm pretty certain the first 7″ single I ever bought with my own pocket money was their hit "In My Own Time" the previous year. I continued to buy the material they released in subsequent years, and enjoyed seeing them on Top of the Pops doing their other "hit" singles like "Burlesque" and "My Friend the Sun". I don't think – or, at least recall if – I ever saw them perform live, but my future diaries may tell a different tale that will shock me and regret the later intake of memory-thieving herbs.
As for "bought singles 20p", oh how I WISH I'd written what I'd bought and where I'd bought them from. Your guess is as good as mine, as long as your guess isn't the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards version of "Amazing Grace", which had just been a Number 1 hit in the UK. People who know me will know how I feel about bagpipes.
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A Plan for Coal Workers as the Industry Declines
By Got Science - Union of Concerened Scientists, July 6, 2021
Got Science? · Ep. 113: A Plan for Coal Workers as the Industry Declines
Coal miners like Dr. Jeremy Richardson's family members helped power the country for generations—now he and Lee Anderson of the Utility Workers Union of America are working on how best to support them in a clean-energy economy.
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Coal Miners Strike in Alabama: 'Warrior Met Coal Ain't Got No Soul!'
By Nora De La Cour - Common Dreams, June 28, 2021
On June 22, Alabama coal miners represented by the United Mine Workers of America picketed BlackRock, State Street Global Advisors, and Renaissance Technologies—the investment firms who finance and reap the profits from their employer, Warrior Met Coal.
Just as Amazon workers were concluding their disastrous union election in Bessemer, about 1,100 metallurgical coal miners were voting to strike Warrior Met Coal in nearby Brookwood, Alabama. The miners say Warrior Met and the New York hedge funds backing it have failed to follow through on their end of an agreement made five years ago.
Warrior Met Coal, Inc, was formed to purchase the assets of Walter Energy after that company was declared bankrupt in 2016. The sale terms stipulated that Walter Energy's remains would be purchased "free and clear," meaning Warrior Met was not obligated to employ Walter Energy's miners or recognize their union. Warrior Met agreed to retain the miners and honor their representation if they signed a subpar contract mandating excruciating sacrifices. These included hefty cuts to pay and benefits paired with inhumane scheduling and firing policies. "You could be scheduled 7, 10, 20 days straight," says Haeden Wright, president of the auxiliary for two striking UMWA locals.
Workers saw their hard-earned pensions swapped out for threadbare 401Ks. They lost much of their ability to earn overtime pay, all but three holidays off with their families, and 30 minutes of paid lunch time (lunch is eaten deep underground near dangerous methane gas and coal and silica dust). They could take three days off if a loved one died, but under Warrior Met's "four strike" policy a fourth day off would result in termination. Pay was slashed by between $6-$8 an hour, bringing it well below the industry standard for unionized miners. Health insurance was cut from 100% coverage to an 80/20 system with massive out-of-pocket costs—no small concern in one of the most physically hazardous professions, with high rates of life-altering injuries and 10% of workers suffering from black lung.
Warrior Met assured the miners that if they accepted these losses, they would be taken care of in the next contract. So they endured the squeeze and delivered Warrior Met from its financial hardship, producing "ungodly amounts of coal" and billions in profit for the company and its investors. When contract negotiations began this spring, however, Warrior Met reneged on its promise, refusing to bargain in good faith.
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How laid-off coal miners are reclaiming their own economy
By Trevor Decker Cohen - Sharable, June 28, 2021
For generations, hundreds of thousands of West Virginia coal miners earned a good living. The money they made supported local economies in towns across Appalachia. And their labor down in deep mines brought light to the rest of the world.
But this prosperity came at a high price. Mountains were blown to pieces, rivers ran orange with mine tailings, and generations of miners suffered from black-lung disease. For over a century, the coal industry dominated the region's economy and psyche, preventing much else from taking root. Now, it's crumbling. Three of the four largest coal companies that mine half the coal in the US have gone bankrupt. There's a gaping hole in parts of Appalachia where an economy used to be.
The transition away from extractive energy, dependent on a few commodities, is not as simple as retraining miners. "You can have training programs until you're purple, but if you don't have a place to work, it's just kind of mean," said Marilyn Wrenn, the development director at Coalfield Development. "It's not like you can move out of coal mining and go work for the big data firm that opened up down the street." Recovery from the legacy of coal's decline requires a thorough regeneration of local economies from the ground up.
On one abandoned surface mine, a new story has emerged. A tractor dragged a piece of machinery, scraping its way along the scattered remains of a former mountain. A crew member pushed the accelerator, and a stone crusher chewed through the rubble. "It's eating these rocks and turning it into garden soil—and it's awesome," said Eva Jones, who drove the tractor.
The machine was capable of crushing stones up to 16 inches in diameter, and in one day, could make up to three acres of soil. In the new dirt, another crew planted an orchard. It was a mix of blackberries, hazelnuts, lavender, and pawpaws. Sustainably managed chickens, hogs, goats, and honeybees grazed and pollinated the half-farm, half-forest. Over time, these practices will capture carbon in the soil and generate income for the local West Virginians who farm the former minelands.
These efforts were the work of two enterprises founded by nonprofit Coalfield Development—an organization that seeks to restore economic diversity in a region long beholden to the wealth of just one commodity. "Whether you think coal is a good thing or a bad thing, it's not wise to have all your eggs in one basket," said Coalfield's founder, Brandon Dennison.
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As the US Pursues Clean Energy and the Climate Goals of the Paris Agreement, Communities Dependent on the Fossil Fuel Economy Look for a Just Transition
By Judy Fahys - Inside Climate News, June 28, 2021
Perhaps the proudest achievement of Michael Kourianos' first term as mayor of Price, Utah was helping to make the local university hub the state's first to run entirely on clean energy. It's a curious position for the son, brother and grandchild of coal miners who's worked in local coal-fired power plants for 42 years.
Kourianos sees big changes on the horizon brought by shifts in world energy markets and customer demands, as well as in politics. The mines and plants that powered a bustling economy here in Carbon County and neighboring Emery County for generations are gone or winding down, and Kourianos is hoping to win reelection so he can keep stoking the entrepreneurial energy and partnerships that are moving his community forward.
"That freight train is coming at us," he said. "You look at all the other communities that were around during the early times of coal, they're not around.
"That's my fear," he said. "That's my driving force."
New research from Resources for the Future points out that hundreds of areas like central Utah are facing painful hardships because of the clean-energy transformation that will be necessary if the United States hopes to reach the Paris agreement's goals to slow climate change. Lost jobs and wages, a shrinking population and an erosion of the tax base that supports roads, schools and community services—they're all costs of the economic shift that will be paid by those whose hard work fueled American prosperity for so long.
"If we can address those challenges by helping communities diversify, helping people find new economic growth drivers and new economic opportunities, that might lessen some of the opposition to moving forward with the ambitious climate policy that we need," said the report's author, Daniel Raimi, who is also a lecturer at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan.
Meeting the Paris agreement's target of keeping global temperature rise "well below 2 degrees C" by the end of the century means Americans must burn 90 percent less coal over the next two decades and half as much oil and natural gas, Raimi said.
And less fossil fuel use will also affect employment, public finances and economic development region-by-region, according to Raimi. In 50 of the nation's 3,006 counties, 25 percent or more of all wages are tied to fossil fuel energy, he notes. In 16 counties, 25 percent or more of their total jobs are related to fossil energy.
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From Black Lung to BlackRock: Striking Alabama Coal Miners Protest Wall St. Financiers of Warrior Met
Kim Kelly interviewed by Amy Goodman and Juan González - Democracy Now, June 22, 2021
More than a thousand coal miners at Warrior Met Coal are now in the third month of their strike in the right-to-work state of Alabama. The miners walked off the job on April 1 after their union, the United Mine Workers of America, called the first strike to hit the state's coal mining industry in four decades. Workers are fighting for improvements to wages and benefits after they agreed to drastic cutbacks in 2016, when Warrior Met Coal took control of the mines after the previous company went bankrupt. Today a group of striking mine workers traveled from Alabama to Wall Street to protest the investment firms backing Warrior Met. "These are the companies that fund Warrior Met and allow Warrior Met to pay their executives millions of dollars a year, while the miners, the workers themselves who are creating that value, are struggling to get by on sometimes as little as $22 an hour," says labor journalist and organizer Kim Kelly.
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Just Transition Strategies: Workers and the Green Revolution
By Leon Fink, Knut Punknin, Alexander Bercht, Mark Rowlinson, and José Bravo - Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor, June 21, 2021
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Just Minerals: Safeguarding protections for community rights, sacred places, and public lands from the unfounded push for mining expansion
By staff - Earthworks, June 17, 2021
Mining has harmful climate, equity, and resource impacts that, without reform, may ultimately undermine the benefits of transitioning to renewable energy. Building a sustainable economy based on clean energy gives us an historic opportunity to confront the legacy of injustice to Indigenous communities and damage to the public lands held in trust for future generations.
This report outlines how current federal minerals policy conflicts with the Biden-Harris administration's clean energy and environmental justice agendas, and how those policies must change to ensure minerals are sourced in a way that better protects marginalized communities and the environment. The infrastructure to support the transition to low-carbon energy requires a variety of minerals—cobalt and lithium, among others. Just Minerals encourages government officials to prioritize recycling, reusing and substituting minerals needed for renewable energy technology over new extraction.
Among the report's key findings:
Updating the rules that govern mining on public lands must be an integral part of this administrations' environmental justice agenda, until Congress acts to reform the antiquated 1872 Mining Law. Even without Congressional action, the Biden administration has a variety of policy tools available to reduce the pressure to source minerals from irresponsible mines.
There is significant untapped mineral recycling and reuse potential available using current technology. With the right policies in place, we can create a more circular economy that may approximately halve global demand for certain minerals, like cobalt, lithium, and nickel, key to the clean energy transition.
Major consumers, including automakers and electronics companies, have also directed their suppliers to source more responsibly. Ford, Microsoft, BMW, and Daimler-Benz, among others, have committed to the Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA), which independently audits and certifies environmental and social performance at mines.
Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA)
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Deep-Sea Mining for Metals: Treading Carefully on the Path Toward Renewables
By Katherine Wilkin - Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, June 8, 2021
As the push for renewable energy sources continues as a means to combat climate change, the demand for metals and minerals that make up critical components of clean energy technology will be on the rise. While some of these minerals can be obtained via deep-sea mining, the environmental impacts of such efforts are not well understood. In moving to a clean energy economy, governments and international non-governmental organizations need to research, understand, and mitigate the negative impacts to the environment and communities that can and will result from activities like deep-sea mining before allowing projects to go forward.
The United States Geological Survey has identified 11 metals and minerals as critical commodities in renewable energy technologies: arsenic, gallium, germanium, indium, tellurium, aluminum, cobalt, graphite, lithium, manganese, and rare earth elements. Silver, copper, selenium, silica, nickel, and cadmium are also used in solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries. Several of these critical metals and elements can be obtained via deep-sea mining from three different types of deposits: (i) cobalt-rich crust that contains manganese, iron, cobalt, copper, nickel and platinum; (ii) polymetallic nodules which are rich in manganese, nickel, copper, cobalt, molybdenum and rare earth elements; and (iii) sea-floor massive sulphides which contain copper, gold, zinc, lead, barium and silver.
Whether deep-sea mining is necessary to acquire enough minerals to fuel the renewable energy shift remains an unanswered question. In a May 2021 report on the need for minerals to power energy transition technologies, the International Energy Agency predicted that by 2040, total mineral demand for clean energy will be four times current demand. Electric vehicles and battery storage technology account for about half of this predicted growth in mineral demand. The Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney indicated in 2016 that this increased demand for materials can be satisfied without utilizing deep-sea mining even under a target of 100% renewable energy use by 2050. Further, Carbon Brief reported in 2018 that reserves of lithium and cobalt are likely to be sufficient to meet demand, but there are outstanding concerns of supply chain bottleneck causing delays. This is supported by the IEA report, which indicated that problems in supply of minerals is more likely to be a matter of quality rather than quantity. However, a 2018 study supported by the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure found that the current supply of critical metals is not enough to transition to a fully-renewable energy system in the Netherlands. Additionally, a 2019 projection of demand for cobalt, lithium, and silver looking as far as 2050 found that "reserves" of these materials—a portion of total available resources that can be extracted economically—will not be sufficient to meet demand for cobalt, and demand for lithium can only be met in a "potential recycling scenario" with improved recycling rates over what is being conducted at present.
With the growing demand for metals and materials for use in renewable energy technologies, concerns arise about the environmental impacts and environmental justice implications of mining on land. For example, cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been the site of human rights violations, child labor, and severe environmental pollution. For that reason, deep-sea mining of these materials may present an option with fewer direct human impacts and environmental justice concerns.
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER)
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The True Price of Coal
By Kim Kelly - The Real News, June 8, 2021
It's been over two months since 1,100 union coal miners in Brookwood, Alabama, hit the picket line, citing unfair labor practices against Warrior Met Coal. The strike itself has gained more national attention, which has also put a spotlight on the harsh tolls that coal mining takes on workers, their bodies, and their families. From work-related diseases like black lung and silicosis to methane explosions and roof cave-ins, coal mining has always been a dangerous job, and coal miners today still face many hazards. In the latest installment of "Battleground Brookwood," TRNN contributor Kim Kelly continues her coverage of the strike at Warrior Met Coal by investigating the true price of coal production.
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Driving Destructive Mining: EU Civil Society Denounces EU Raw Materials Plans in European Green Deal
By various - Yes to Life No to Mining, June 2021
A global coalition of 180+ community platforms, human rights and environmental organisations, and academics from 36 nations is calling on the EU to abandon its plans to massively expand dirty mining as part of EU Green Deal and Green Recovery plans.
In a statement released in the middle of EU green week, the coalition explains why, if left unchanged, EU policies and plans will drastically increase destructive mining in Europe and in the Global South, which is bad news for the climate, ecosystems, and human rights around the world.
"The EU is embarking on a desperate plunder for raw materials. Instead of delivering a greener economy, the European Commission's plans will lead to more extraction beyond ecological limits, more exploitation of communities and their land, and new toxic trade deals. Europe is consuming as if we had three planets available", says Meadhbh Bolger, Resource Justice Campaigner for Friends of the Earth Europe.
Coordinated by the Yes to Life, No to Mining Network's European Working Group, the statement's signatories are united in support of an urgent and rapid transition to renewable energy.
However, they argue that relying on expanding mining to meet the material needs of this transition will replicate the injustices, destruction and dangerous assumptions that have caused climate breakdown in the first place:
"The EU growth and Green Deal plans must consider a deep respect of the rights of affected communities in the Global South, that are opposing the destruction of their lands, defending water and even their lives. A strong collective voice is arising from affected communities around the Planet, denouncing hundreds of new mining projects for European consumption. Their urgent message needs to be heard in the North: Yes to Life No to Mining", says Guadalupe Rodriguez, Latin American Contact Person for the global Yes to Life, No to Mining solidarity network.
"Research shows that a mining-intensive green transition will pose significant new threats to biodiversity that is critical to regulating our shared climate. It is absolutely clear we cannot mine our way out of the climate crisis. Moreover, there is no such thing as 'green mining'. We need an EU Green Deal that addresses the root causes of climate change, including the role that mining and extractivism play in biodiversity loss ", adds Yvonne Orengo of Andrew Lees Trust, which is supporting mining affected communities in Madagascar.
The statement sets out a number of actions the EU can take to change course towards climate and environmental justice, including recognising in law communities' Right to Say No to unwanted extractive projects and respect for Indigenous Peoples' right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent.
UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and other people working in rural areas (UNDROP)
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was decriminalized and an exceedingly vibrant, hedonistic, celebratory subculture emerged and fueled the birth of jazz. The project is based on an original idea by film and theater writer/director George C. Wolfe (Nights in Rodanthe, Lackawanna Blues) who will write and direct. Colin Callender's Playground Entertainment is producing the series, with the company's VP Scott Huff overseeing.
Wolfe knows the setting of Storyline well — he won three Tony Awards for the 1992 Broadway musical Jelly's Last Jam about Jelly Roll Morton whose career began in Storyville, the red-light district of New Orleans from 1897 to 1917 which became a refuge for musicians of different races who were looking to experiment with new styles.
Storyville marks the latest collaboration between Starz and Callender, who has a deal with the premium cable network. He has produced Starz miniseries The White Queen, series Magic City and limited series The Missing.
Wolfe previously worked with Callender on the Broadway production of Nora Ephron's Lucky Guy, which Wolfe directed and Callender produced. Wolfe is repped by CAA.


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Не следует путать с действующей грузовой станцией Корпусный Пост и Корпусным шоссе, по которому была названа платформа.
Корпусное Шоссе — бывшая железнодорожная остановочная платформа в черте Санкт-Петербурга на бывшей линии Варшавского вокзала вблизи Московских ворот. Первая после вокзала остановка электропоездов. После закрытия вокзала пассажирское движение по этой линии было с 15 мая 2001 года прекращено. Станция названа по Корпусному шоссе, шедшему по трассе нынешнего Новоизмайловского проспекта (шоссе названо по огородам гвардейского корпуса). До реконструкции Варшавского направления в 1960-х годах платформа называлась «4-й километр».

В настоящее время на прилегающей территории идёт масштабная реновация, связанная с застройкой бывших железнодорожных путей и прилегающих к ним промзон коммерческими и жилыми объектами. В 2013 году снесены корпуса прилегавшего вплотную к платформе завода «Вагонмаш».

Основная часть путей была разобрана в 2012 году, впоследствии была разрушена и платформа. Вдоль платформы проходили три пути: два для грузовых поездов и один для пассажирских. Основные пути вели на юг по Варшавской линии на бывшую станцию Санитарная (затем она стала промышленной станцией на территории западной производственной площадки завода «Электросила», затем была ликвидирована при постройке там торговых центров).

До 2017 года у бывшей платформы сохранялся путь на станцию Цветочная бывшей «Путиловской ветви», использовавшийся для транспортировки экспонатов Музея Октябрьской железной дороги от бывшего вокзала в новое здание музея у Балтийского вокзала.

В середине 2017 года экспонаты были вывезены, музей открылся 30 октября. Путь к бывшему вокзалу демонтирован, по его ходу начались работы по рекультивации и застройке жилыми кварталами, близлежащий Ташкентский путепровод снесён в 2020 году.

См. также
 Корпусной пост

Примечания

Ссылки
 Платформа Корпусное шоссе — фоторепортаж

Остановочные пункты Санкт-Петербург — Витебского отделения Октябрьской железной дороги
Закрытые железнодорожные станции и платформы Санкт-Петербурга

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A Virtual Convention at Your Fingertips!
This Art Play Date is all about winter, snow, nature and a few surprises thrown in. The beauty of this course is that all the videos will be available at one time so you can watch your favorite first and get creating instantly on October 2. All lessons are pre-recorded videos and have a coordinating PDF (includes drawing, supply list) to download. There are fewer classes but you now have lifetime access* to the videos so you can watch them over and over at your leisure without the worry of them expiring.
Check out the amazing line up of artists for Art Play Date, Winter Edition 2017. They are Deb Antonick, Debbie Cole, Chris Haughey, Amy Mogish, Tracy Moreau, Laurie Speltz, Judy Westegaard-Jenkins and myself, Kelly Hoernig.
Below is a video I did on Image Transfers.
It is an example of how the classes will be conducted so you can see what it is all about. Enjoy!
PS. If you click the arrow icon in bottom right corner it will expand to full screen.
How did Art Play Date come about?
In 2013, I, Kelly Hoernig, set out to invite 12 decorative painting designers to participate in an online class. Imagine my surprise when 24 said "yes!" It has been a dream of mine to put together such an amazing group of women who share the love of creating and inspiring others every day. It was my pleasure to present the first Art Play Date online e-course in 2014, what an adventure!


Our economy is fundamentally broken for many, many people. Look at the chart below. The dark blue line – "Productivity" – shows the growth of our economy's productivity since 1948. The light blue line – "Hourly compensation" – tracks how wages have changed for production and non-supervisory workers in America. For twenty-five years, as our economy became more productive, wages went up for everybody, including workers. And then, starting in the 1970s, something went wrong. This trend accelerated during the Reagan administration and has since exploded.
Since 1973, total productivity has grown by around 75% — and hourly wages for production workers has gone up by 12%. Put another way, since 1973, as our economy has gotten more productive, the boss gets $5 for every $1 non-supervisors get.
Does that seem fair to you? You can find more information like this at the Economic Policy Institute.
Collective Bargaining Justice — One reason why productivity and wages became unlinked was because of the all-out war against organized labor. This fight came to Iowa after Republicans won in 2016 and gutted collective bargaining rights for state workers here in Iowa. Public sector unions are one of the last, strong vestiges of organized labor in our entire state. Making sure they can bargain effectively is critical in order to raise upward pressure on wages for all Iowans and to set a baseline of standards for occupational safety and support. Solidarity matters.
A Living Wage for All Workers — Another reason hourly wages aren't keeping up is obvious: we aren't giving workers a raise. In 2015, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors voted to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 by 2018. After the 2016 elections, Iowa Republicans specifically targeted Johnson County and passed a law to roll back our county's wage increase. This is only the latest example of Republicans supporting "local control" only when they like what's happening. We need to reverse that law, get the minimum wage back on its path to $10.10 as quickly as possible, and continue to increase the wage as the cost of living goes up.
For more information, check out the charts and analysis I posted on Medium.


Esha lost everything in the royal coup?and as the legendary rebel known as the Viper, she's made the guilty pay. Now she's been tasked with her most important mission to date: taking down the ruthless General Hotha.
Kunal has been a soldier since childhood. His uncle, the general, has ensured that Kunal never strays from the path?even as a part of Kunal longs to join the outside world, which has only been growing more volatile.


Is Borderlands GOTY for PS4 not out April 3rd?
Yes, it's likely that this blog post was written before the announcement and thus wasn't changed before it went live. Borderlands GOTY was also excluded from the US Blog's new releases list.
So power rangers isn't out yet?
just let know that Driverclub And VR Servers are shutting down Match 31st Next year this not a joke it's real.
What about that Borderlands though?
So no free2play version for World of Warships?
Edit: The developers confirmed to me on Facebook that it is in fact Free2Play. The useless blog team just neglected to state it.
Never thought I would see the day when my favourite sport got a video game release. Poop Slinger!
Now we just have to wait for it to be added to the Olympics. So excited!
Finally there's a poop slinging game for PS4. I hope this will stop me from doing it in real-life. I'm tired of getting arrested all the time.
Well, you know what some people say about violent video games… What a future we're facing.
Good point. Still, I can't wait for the future. A world full of dead people and poop everywhere.
Sword and Fairy 6 could be interesting as I've never played a CRPG before. Curious as to how the Chinese portray their myths in a game.
Far: Lone Sails premise reminds me of a film called Snowpiercer without gelified roaches.
Control is on my radar. That looks pretty damn sweet.
Definitely. 'Alan Wake' and 'Quantum Break' were both awesome so I have high hopes for this one.
The call of duty games has reached the point that the average gamer no longer can play the game and have fun you throw us in a lobby with master prestige players witch i cannot kill and they ruin the game for the rest of us skill based matchmaking works but you choose not to use this tool because then they have to play against players there own skill level heaven forbid they might loose sever matches an hour instead you turn them loose on us well after being a loyal sony customer sense the first console came out i think ive purchased my last console if im not having fun why buy another one thank you for all the years of fun but unless you make some changes im done.
What do Sony have to do with call of duty?


I hope all of my U.S.A. friends had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
The Sensational Sandy is our hostess this week. She has a fun sketch for all of us. There are so many directions you could go with this sketch! Have fun and we can't wait to see what you create!
My card is created on a white card base. I used paper from Perfectly Plaid Lawn Fawn pack for the background It was backed with Lawn Fawn Noble Fir paper and I used the same paper to make a frame for my white rectangle. The little gingerbread boys from SugarPea Designs GingerSnaps stamp set were colored with Copic Markers. The matching dies were used to cut them out. The sentiment was stamped on red paper. Once I was finished, I realized that I was supposed to add another element for the sentiment. I hope Sandy will forgive me. Wink of Stella and Enamel dots were added to complete my card.
I hope all of you are having a fabulous weekend.
I have not been in my craft room in a week. I finally found a few minutes to make a card today.
My step-daughter is 9 months pregnant and her birthday is tomorrow. I took a different take on her card this year.
I am entering my card in the Color Throwdown challenge. The colors were perfect for her.
I am also entering the Seize the Birthday Challenge. The toppings this week is "presents".
My card is created on a white card base. I used the Stampinbella Baby Carriage stamp set to create this card. I stamped the girl in Memento Black ink and colored her with Copic Markers. I cut the packages off the baby carriage to represent her birthday gifts. Her baby is due in a few days and I think that will make her new year more "Incrediblerer"! Wink of Stella and Candy Dots were added to complete the card.
Thank you for stopping by my blog! Please leave a comment and let me hear from you!
We have a fun challenge for all of you to play along with! We can't wait to see what you create!
My card is created using the Lawn Fawn Perfectly Plaid Paper Pack. I used the SugarPea Designs Stitched Rectangle Dies to trim the background paper. The flower is stamped on yellow card stock using the WPlus 9 Doddle Buds stamp set. The leaves are stamped on green card stock and both were cut out using the matching dies. The Happy Birthday is stamped on a white rectangle and enamel dots were added to complete my card.
The challenge will end on Friday, Dec. 2nd @ 6pm EST.This challenge will run for 2 weeks You can see what the rest of the DT created for inspiration by clicking on their names below. I hope you will check out their blogs and then come and play along with us.
I am the hostess this week. Clean and Simple Christmas cards are the challenge this week. We can't wait to see what you create.
My card is created on a white card base. I used the SugarPea Designs Lost Without You stamp set on my card. I stamped the image with Memento Rich Cocoa ink and colored him with Copic Markers. I used a rectangle stitched die to trim the image and back it with Crumb Cake card stock. Wink of Stella was added for shine. This little shepherd makes me smile!
This week our sponsor is Happy Print Club! The Happy Print Club is a library of stationery printables for snail mail devotees, letter writers, card senders and pen pal aficionados. The prize this week is a membership to the Happy Print Club!
Our sketch for the week is so fun! Lots of layers and fun elements We can't wait to see what you create!
My card is created on a white card base. I used some fun patterned paper that I found in my stash for the background. I printed this fun typewriter from the Happy Print Club. I love old typewriters and this was perfect for a thank you note, thinking of you card or just a note to say hello! I added some white Baker's Twine and orange enamel dots for fun!
Our lovely JoAnne is the hostess this week and she has an amazing color combo for all of us to use! I am certain your first thought is Christmas, but we can't wait to see what you do with this palette!
My card is created on a white card base. I used a piece of watercolor paper and added Emerald Envy and Mint Macaron ink with water. I just let the colors run together to create this background. I trimmed the paper with the Zig Zag Stitched Rectangle dies from SugarPea Designs. I stamped the Santa from the stamp set Here Comes Santa Claus by SugarPea Designs and colored him with Copic Markers. The matching dies was used to cut him out. The Beautiful Bauble die was cut using Real Red paper and a white center. I distressed the background and added a snowy hillside for Santa. The sentiment was created with a "merry" die cut. I used red on each side and both colors of green in the middle. there are five layers on the sentiment. Red and White Baker's twine and sparkling clear sequins were added. Some Wink of Stella makes Santa shine.
I will not be crafting for a week because I am leaving for Indiana to go meet my new GRANDson, Oliver. He is one week old and I am just so excited to get there.
I am playing along with The Heart Desires challenge! I loved the wonderful inspiration photo and the sketch. Stop by their blog and check out all the wonderful Design Team inspiration.
My card is created on a white card base. I used a variety of papers to create this card. I wanted to make this card for my Sweetie because he brings me coffee in bed every morning! The stamp set is from Reverse Confetti--Just Brew It. I used the matching die to cut out the mugs. Twine and enamel dots were added and a little Wink of Stella to make the coffee shine.
Thanks for stopping by! Leave a comment if you have time. I love to hear from you!
The lovely Laurie is our hostess this week. Her theme for the week is "THANKFUL"! We all have so much to be thankful for. In this lovely month of November, we reflect on this more. We really need to count our blessings every day!
It is also a new color palette at Sunday Stamps! We hope you will join us and share your beautiful creations with these lovely colors.
My card is created on a white card base. I used a retired fall DSP from Stampin' Up for my background. I trimmed is with the Stitched Rectangle Dies from SugarPea Designs. The Cajun Craze rectangle was trimmed with the same dies and backed with a piece of Crumb Cake. I used an embossing folder on this piece. The little fox and sentiment are from SugarPea Designs-Fall Fox. I colored him and his piles of leaves with Copic Markers. The circles were trimmed with the Zig Zag Stitched Circle Dies. A few retired candy dots and Wink of Stella were added to complete my card.
The Sunday Stamps challenge will run for 2 weeks You can see what the rest of the DT created for inspiration by clicking on their names below. I hope you will check out their blogs and then come and play along with us.
I am so excited to announce that I am a now a member of the Sketch Saturday Design Team!
Thank you to all the members of the team for selecting me to work with you! I am so honored!
This week our sponsor is Digi Stamp Boutique. A ten dollar gift certificate is our prize this week. We hope you will join us! We can't wait to see your creations!
Our sketch is so fun! I love all the layers!
My card is created on a white card base. I used a variety of patterned papers for my background. This adorable pair is from Digi Stamp Boutique -- Edwin and Hetty. I colored them with Copic Markers. Wink of Stella and enamel dots are added along with a big blue button with white Baker's Twine completes my card.
The inside of the card features the same digital stamp from Digi Stamp Boutique.


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Kiosk // 2016
Category: Public Space, Other Structures
The approach for designing an abstract form is derived from artists similar to Theo Van Doesburg who created, "The Cow". The kiosk is art, it is a study composition brought to life. Futuristic, unique, and artistic; are words of influence to illustrate this kiosk. The inspiration behind the design lies within its location: The Valley of the Sun, also known as Phoenix, Arizona.
The kiosk itself is to speak to the future; be futuristic. The research began with understanding Arizona, it's demographics, the various cities, the history, and the culture.
The shape of the kiosk was derived from the Three Sisters Monument and is transformed into three modules with the intention to keep the rough shapes to convey mass and rigidity to stand the test of time.
Components of the exterior, like the copper color, reflect the Grand Canyon in an abstract form with the interior design following suit to give the illusion of being inside a huge rock. In the process of complimenting Arizona's rock formations and preexisting buildings, the architecture of the kiosk is intended to look solid, heavy, and permanent. There is a small marriage between the architecture and the interior to make the user's experience feel connected to nature.
Due to the pre-existing bulk of the copper panels, it was an experimental process to search for a material for the foundation that intentionally juxtaposes. While aerogel would never be used for structural/foundation purposes, the design intent is to provide the illusion that a rock can float; to give this large mass an ephemeral base.
With an average temperature of 85 degrees Fahrenheit, Phoenix faces a blistering sun which was another strong consideration. The panels are futuristically designed with integrated solar panels to absorb the sun and best use the solar energy to the kiosks advantage. Another futuristic component includes it's "adaptability" technology in which the lower temperatures in the night are stored through the panels that help cool the interior during the hot days.
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Q: Segmentation fault in c in my code. I am creating a simple unix shell using c. Where there are two commands: "set prompt" which changes the user prompt and "quit" which exits the program, any other commands are taken care of by the system. I have the following code but I keep getting segmentation fault. What is it that I am accessing incorrectly. Please Help.
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    char cmdLine[BUFSIZ];
    char *cmdPrompt = "$PROMPT:";
    {
        if(argc!=1)
        {
            printf("error: Incorrect number of arguments on command line");
        }
        else
        {
            while(1) //This creates an infinite loop as 1 will never be equals 0
            {
                printf("%s", cmdPrompt);                    //Prints the current Prompt on the screen
                fgets(cmdLine, sizeof(cmdLine), stdin);     //puts the user input into the cmdLine array
                char *token = strtok(cmdLine, " \n");        //tokenizes the user input with delimitters space or enter

                if(strcasecmp(token, "QUIT")==0)            //checks if the user input is "quit"
                {
                    exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);                     //successfully exits program
                }
                else if(strcasecmp(token, "SET")==0)        //checks if the first part of user input is "set"
                {
                    token = strtok(NULL, " \n");
                    if(strcasecmp(token, "PROMPT")==0)      //checks to see if the next part is promt
                    {
                        token = strtok(NULL, "\n");
                        cmdPrompt = token;                  //changes the user prompt
                    }
                else
                    {
                        system(cmdLine);                    //all other commands taken care of by the system
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

A: From the manual page (man strtok in a Unix shell):

RETURN VALUE
The strtok() and strtok_r() functions return a pointer to the next token, or NULL if there are no more tokens.

Which means you need to make sure that the returned value (token) is not a NULL pointer before using it.
Also the system() call may not like it if the cmdLine variable includes a '\n' character.
Also, fgets() can return NULL on errors:

RETURN VALUE
gets() and fgets() return s on success, and NULL on error or when end of file occurs while no characters have been read.

You should be fine on that one though.


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Q: Заполнить таблицу HTML номерами строк и столбцов через JS Есть 2 инпута для ввода числа строк и столбцов, по клику на кнопке создается таблица с нужными параметрами.
function createTable() {
  const tableGrid = document.querySelector(".table-grid");
  tableGrid.innerHTML = "";
  const table = document.createElement("table");
  table.className = "table";
  const rowValue = document.querySelector("#row-count").value;
  const columnValue = document.querySelector("#column-count").value;

  for (let i = 0; i < rowValue; i++) {
    const tr = document.createElement("tr");
    for (let j = 0; j < columnValue; j++) {
      const td = document.createElement("td");
      tr.append(td);
      // td.innerHTML = `${i + 1}${j + 1}`;
    }
    table.append(tr);
  }

  tableGrid.append(table);
}

const myButton = document.querySelector(".button");
myButton.addEventListener("click", createTable);

если реализовать в самом цикле "td.innerHTML = ${i + 1}${j + 1}", то все работает и результат мне подходит. Но мне нужно реализовать заполнение отдельной функцией по уже созданной таблице. С чем я должен взаимодействовать и как реализовать логику? Вроде бы просто, но я запнулся...

A: Можно в data атрибут записывать айди ячейки и в дальнейшем менять по нему значения. Первое число id = строке, второе = колонке.

const createTable = () => {
  const tableGrid = document.querySelector('.table-grid');
  tableGrid.innerHTML = '';
  const table = document.createElement('table');
  table.className = 'table';
  const rowValue = document.querySelector('#row-count').value;
  const columnValue = document.querySelector('#column-count').value;

  for (let i = 0; i < rowValue; i++) {
    const tr = document.createElement('tr');
    for (let j = 0; j < columnValue; j++) {
      const td = document.createElement('td');
      td.dataset.id = `${i + 1}${j + 1}`;
      tr.append(td);
    }
    table.append(tr);
  }

  tableGrid.append(table);
};

const setCellValue = (cellId, value) => {
  const cell = document.querySelector(`[data-id="${cellId}"]`);
  cell.textContent = value;
};

const myButton = document.querySelector('.button');
myButton.addEventListener('click', createTable);

const setValue = document.getElementById('set-value');
setValue.addEventListener('click', () => {
  const id = document.querySelector('#cell-id').value;
  const value = document.querySelector('#cell-value').value;
  setCellValue(id, value);
});
.mb-1 {
  margin-bottom: 1rem;
}

  <input type="text" id="row-count" placeholder="rows" />
  <input type="text" id="column-count" placeholder="columns" />
  <button class="button">Create table</button>

  <input type="text" id="cell-id" placeholder="id" />
  <input type="text" id="cell-value" placeholder="value" />
  <button id="set-value">Set cell value</button>


Kick off your Halloweekend with a screening of '90s cult favorite Practical Magic, starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman.
Want to win a pair of tickets? E-mail hello [at] niftynyc.com before 11:59 pm on Thursday with "Practical Magic" in the subject line. Winner will be contacted Friday morning.


This course provides background study for pilots wishing to sit the NZCAA Basic Gas Turbine Exam. It will also provide an excellent knowedge base for those pilots wishing to progress on to Turbine powered aircraft.
Extensive use of pictures will help you understand Basic Gas Turbine principles, and a big database of sample questions will assist in passing the NZCAA exam.
The course fee is NZ$170.50 including GST. Pay now by credit card and start today!


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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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Furnished 2Bd/2Ba Coronado Village - 2019 RATES: Apr-May $4000/Mo, Jun $5000/Mo, Jul-Aug $6500/Mo.
Beautiful home near beaches shopping and restaurants,furnishe...d and ready to occupy, featuring fireplace, large flat screen TV, comfortable sectional sofa as well as Murphy bed for additional sleeping.in the living room, kitchen equipped with most small appliances and kitchenware. Master bedroom furnished with king sized bed and bathroom outfitted with full size tub/shower while guest bedroom with queen size bed and standing shower in the bathroom.
The roof deck outfitted with table-chairs, natural gas BBQ and 360 degree views of the island and downtown San Diego in the distance.


I own a new Fort Knox Protector 6026. The glue used on interior finishes has a very strong odor. I've left the door open for more than a week and it still stinks! Any ideas?
You could try blasting it with a hair dryer and see if it finishes curing.


Murray's 1862 Whitehall is the kind of English-style blend that the all-day pipe enthusiast will love. Sweet Virginia and mellow Burley is blended with a bit of Virginia-based black Cavendish and smoky Latakia in a light enough amount to keep from overwhelming the palate.
Good one to try for a change of pace, good aroma and flavor. Easy to pack and burns pretty clean.
I finished the tin and am raising my rating to 5 stars. I really like this stuff. It's a little sweeter and smokes a bit cooler than a typical English. The flavor holds through the entire smoke. Little or no PG so it will dry out quick, but I'll take that trade-off. Opening a tin of 1A Linfield next.
Very nice mild English that smokes cool and bite-free. It's my first experience with Murray's and it's made a good first impression. I'll keep it in mind as a replacement for EMP if Dunhill really does go away.
Pleasantly aromatic, burns cool & well. Very nice evening smoke.
I've been a pipe smoker since 1972. And in all of those years I have been unable to cultivate a taste for Latakia, as much as I have wanted to (I tend to straight Virginia's or Virginia/Perique blends). In most of the English blends I've tried, the Latakia was either overpowering or so scant, I could hardly detect it. But that was before I gave Murray's 1862 Whitehall a try. The Latakia adds just enough smokiness without taking over. The touch of Burley adds a slight nutty flavor and the Cavendish complements, ever so lightly, the natural sweetness of the Virginia's. This tobacco serves as a great introduction to English blends as well as a good tobacco to have in your rotation if you're not a big fan of Latakia...like me.