Clinical management of the avulsed tooth is the prevention or treatment of root resorption. When a tooth undergoes a traumatic injury that results in luxation or movement of the tooth in the socket, the long term success or failure will be assessed based on the presence or absence of root resorption.
In order to understand the clinical management of these cases, we must understand the mechanisms and pathogenesis of root resorption. Primary and permanent teeth are different. Primary teeth are "preprogrammed' to resorb. Permanent teeth on the other hand are programmed to resist resorption. When we have AP due to necrotic tissue products, we get bone resorption rather than root resorption. The reason for this is the cemental outer layer. That's why we get Periradicular periodontitis only associated with POEs because that is the origin of the inflammatory stimuli. As long as there is cementum present, these inflammatory stimulators will not communicate with the PDL you will not have disease. The precementum/cemental layer is the area that is resistant to resorption. (In the inner surface of the tooth the preodontoblastic/odontoblastic layer that is resistant. This is why we often see a "shadow" of the pre-existing canal space in cases of external resorption.) If these layers are removed, we will not only have bone resorption and pulpal inflammation, we will have root resorption as well. The best way to do this is by luxation injury.
Tooth avulsion is a surprisingly small injury from a cemental point of view. Most of the damage is tearing of the PDL. There are only going to be a few areas of scraping, crushing and compression of the cells. There is the potential for inflammation. You will also always have cutting of the neurovascular bundle that will result in necrotic pulp. BUT the necrosis of pulp in itself is not the problem – it is its susceptibility to infection that causes disease. This occurs in about 3-4 weeks. If we treat the tooth properly from the start we can limit the problem to necrosis and avoid the effects of infection.
Avulsion – we only have very small areas of damage. Where the PDL is torn there IS the potential for complete healing. But we have a very small window of opportunity. If the tooth is not treated properly, the PDL cells then become strong inflammatory stimuli and this causes root damage with resultant "unfavorable healing". Avulsions always result in pulpal necrosis.
As we move down the list, the likelihood of pulpal necrosis lessens. If it doesn't become necrotic, the potential for infection is zero. If it does, the potential is always there.
The consequence of avulsion in the compressed (fulcrum) areas of the attachment apparatus is always the same- inflammation. If the cementum is penetrated and the dentin is exposed to the inflammatory cells – the dentin will stimulate the formation of multinucleated clastic cells and resorption will result. If the inflammation is NOT progressive stimulus (just from the injury itself) then the inflammation will burn itself out and resolve. Once the dead and dying and damaged cells are dealt with, the inflammation goes into the healing phase. At that stage, healing becomes a competition between the cells in the area. If the damage to the root is small, cementoblasts and PDL cells have the ability to cover the root with new cementum and new PDL and the response is considered "favorable healing". If the area is diffuse and the damaged area of the root is large, once the initial inflammatory response is over, the race between the cells will favor the osteoclasts/blasts - bone producing cells. These attach to the root, prevent formation of cementum, and produce a resorption/apposition phase. These cells do not differentiate between tooth and bone. When we do get to the appositional phase – the osteoblasts only have the potential to form bone and NOT dentin. Then another area is resorbed and in that way, slowly the root is eventually replaced by bone. This technically is considered a "healing" response but it is "unfavorable healing".
The active phase is destructive (bone resorption, root resorption) and it is lucent on a radiograph.
The healing phase is NEVER lucent and NOT destructive.
We have been taught that anything that is lucent on a film is bad and that it needs treatment. However, identifying those "transient" lucencies that are actually healing can be very diagnostically challenging. When a tooth is replanted, by definition there is always some inflammation, some associated resorption and resulting lucency. We have to be able to understand which one of these lucencies will result in spontaneous healing and which ones are a "progressive stimulus" that have the potential for unfavorable healing. This can be a tough decision. Trope showed a case where traumatized teeth initially had initial increase in PA radiolucency at 3 weeks post trauma that eventually had spontaneous healing shown radiographically at 6 weeks and 4 mos. However, if the teeth became necrotic and infected- the PA stimulus could be so severe that in 4-6 weeks the tooth could be lost.
So, we need to improve our diagnostic techniques. (The latest tool is Laser Doppler Flowmetry but it is currently too expensive to be in general use by dentists. It measures blood flow in the tooth.) Therefore we have to have good history. If this is a recent mild injury and you suspect the tooth might respond with favorable healing AND the patient will comply with weekly visits for 4-6 weeks, the prudent thing to do might be to watch and wait. However, if the injury is severe, is in a tooth with a closed apex, there is no reason to believe that the pulp is vital – we would NOT take the chance that the pulp will become infected and initiate endo treatment at the 7-10 day period.
Inflammation = Local (small) Damage -- we expect Cemental Healing (Favorable Healing) Occurs in first few weeks – small area of resorption is followed by new cementum and PDL.
Tooth Avulsion with Localized damage? If tooth is replanted IMMEDIATELY (and we deal with the problem of potential pupal infection) we would expect cemental healing because of minimal localized damage.
Inflammation = Diffuse Damage -- likely Osseous Replacement. Assuming there is no progressive stimulus from the pulp the first sign is ankylosis (bone against root without a PDL in between). Ankylosis per se, is not bad. Unfortunately, bone constantly undergoes remodeling (which is normal for bone). In this way, the root is slowly replaced by bone. It has a particular radiolucent appearance – it looks like bone and is not lucent. It is a healing response – albeit an unfavorable one. (Example/ a tooth replanted with excessive dry time) The products of PDL lysis cause a potent inflammatory stimulus once the tooth is replanted and the result is osseous replacement. There is nothing we can do in that case. The root will be replaced with bone.
With this in mind, we need to be practical. When we consider treatment objectives for the Avulsed tooth we must understand that there are certain things over which we have NO control and things that we CAN control.
The Attachment Damage has usually already occurred when the patient sustains the injury. However we have the ability to limit or influence the Inflammation that occurs as a result of the injury. Inflammation is the enemy in the initial visit. Emergency treatment should be aimed at minimizing or shutting down inflammation.
Treat the Pulp Space Infection – the pulp is necrotic. So we need to do all we can to prevent or treat pulpal infection. The second visit is focused on treating the potential pulpal infection.
Treatment focus: Minimize inflammation due to attachment damage. The "dry time" is our biggest enemy. If we examine PDL cell death vs. extraoral dry time, the critical time seems to at the 30 min stage (and particularly at the 45 or 60 minute stage) the cells die very quickly. If you look at success or failure, the 30-45-60 minute dry time seems to correlate well with success rates. We need to minimize the dry time.
The absolute best treatment is to replant the tooth back in the socket IMMEDIATELY (or in appropriate storage medium). Unfortunately, we have been doing a very poor job or educating the public about this. 80% of avulsions are found to occur within 100 m of the school or home. Therefore, if our efforts can successfully be focused on educators, school nurse, coaches and parents – 80% of the problems will be solved.
Specialized Media – Hank's balanced Salt Solution (HBSS-2 year shelf life) and others – can keep cells viable for a long time. The problem is to have the media available at the injury site.
Water is BAD – causes osmotic pressure and cells explode – not much better than dry.
If the patient has any loss of consciousness – possible neurological damage- send them to hospital.
If it is in a medium (HBSS or Milk) we need to take a good history and inspection of the socket before we replant. We always need to check for a more serious injury. They need to remember everything. Make sure the patient HIMSELF must answer, remember what happened, and follow you. There should also be NO fluid loss from any orifice – bleeding from nose or ears is serious and patient should be hospitalized.
Find out EXACT dry time. Ask it in SEVERAL different ways so you know exactly how log tooth was dry. This will GREATLY influence how we treat the case.
Check socket with radiograph and visually after removing the blood clot. For example – in many children the socket may be crushed and closed. We may have to widen socket with blunt instrument and remove any sequestra if necessary.
Assess the maturity of the tooth. If the apex of the tooth has an apical diameter of MORE or LESS than 1 mm (size 100 instrument) we will treat them differently. Mature is < 1 mm apical size.
At <60 min dry time, the PDL is worth keeping therefore we try to salvage it. If the tooth has been stored in media – replant in socket. If not - wash the tooth first and then replant.
Do endo on tooth extraorally first – there is no rush to do this.
If the dry time was > 60 minutes -> the PDL is probably not viable and NOT worth keeping. We will need to remove the PDL before replantation because we don't want the dead PDL to act as a severe inflammatory stimulus – We do this with the knowledge that osseous replacement is inevitable but we try to slow "unfavorable healing" as much as possible.
Acid etch (citric acid – 30 secs.) the root surface. 30 sec. - 1 min maximum because we only want to remove the dead PDL /soft tissue – we DON'T want to remove the cementum. The tooth then basically serves as a space maintainer until the young patient's facial growth is complete. It can then be prosthetically replaced.
Use of Emdogain- (enamel matrix protein) is supposed to slow down osseous replacement AND stimulate formation of new cementum/PDL. (Igbal & Bamas 2001) The efficacy of Emdogain has not been conclusively proven yet. Trope feels that asking Emdogain to repopulate an entire root surface is asking too much. It may be better in 30-60 min. situations where only small areas of the PDL have died. Trope says that if the patient is willing to absorb the cost – he suggests that it be used on all cases like this.
In teeth with apices greater than 1 mm there is a potential for revascularization of the pulp space. That is a tremendous advantage if we can do it. The pulp is necrotic BUT if the apex is open and the root is short – we have potential for revascularization. Ideally we want further root development with thick root walls. In dogs, revascularization has been shown to occur consistently in 30 days.
Soak the tooth in Doxycycline (1 mg/20 ml) for 5 min prior to replant. Research in animal models shows a doubling of success rates of revascularization. Recent research with Minocycline topical (a powder that sticks to the root) shows further increase in success rates. Trope uses Minocycline in the sulcus of every luxated teeth because one of the pathways of infection is the clot in the socket. This material gives you 15 says of protection which is more than enough time for the PDL to close of the entrance way.
Most clinicians would not replant a tooth like this. Trope feels that NOT attempting to treat these teeth is a mistake. He believes that if we can place a ROOT in the socket – we can maintain the thickness and height of the socket. At the first sign of intrusive ankylosis – we cut off the crown and SUBMERGE the root.
Splints should be flexible and self cleansing. Trope prefers the TTS (Swiss) splint. Splints should allow some movement of the tooth but he feels the self cleansing aspect is very important to prevent bacterial ingress in the crevice. To do this – extend the splint ONLY as far as minimally necessary for stability.
Method – Attach splint wire to adjacent teeth first (NOT to the avulsed tooth). A pink wax bite registration is prepared and with the patient anesthetized – they are asked to bite into the wax. This forces the avulsed tooth apically, seating it in the socket. The tooth is then attached to the arch wire.
What else can we do (once emergency treatment has been performed) as Adjunctive Therapy?
Systemic Tetracycline (NOT Penicillin) for 7-10 days. It has antibacterial AND antiresorptive properties.
Systemic Corticosteroids – have not been found to be useful.
Systemic NSAIDs – good for pain relief and effects on inflammatory response.
If the inflammatory response can be minimized, resorption can be decreased. Normally we would not do endo until 7-10 days after the emergency visit. Trope was interested to see if using the canal space as a reservoir for anti-inflammatory medication AT THE TIME OF FIRST EMERGENCY TX could make a difference.
Bryson UNC (Thesis) - Chemotherapeutic inhibition of root resorption in replanted dog teeth.
Histologic evaluation of thickness of remaining root structure – 3-4 x better than CaOH or without active intracanal medicament.
The goal of treatment at this time is to prevent or treat pulpal infection. The best way to prevent pulpal infection is to have a VITAL pulp. Revascularization is possible at the emergency visit. But we have a tremendous dilemma. If things go bad – the root can be lost in weeks. You need a very compliant patient who is willing to return WEEKLY for up to 6 weeks so you can judge the progress of the case.
Laser Doppler Flowmetry can help with evaluation. It measures a "pulse" inside the tooth. He showed a case of severe luxation of two central incisors. At 1 week there was no indication of pulse but at 3 months the pulse returned and vitality was restored. You can tell in as little as 4 weeks. Nee units will be available soon (~ $1K cost) and have the potential to replace the EPT.
There is no hope for revascularization. Infection will take 3-4 weeks. It is critical that we do NSRCT within 3 weeks (7-10 days ideal). You could potentially do a one step endo. The splint is removed at 7-10 days and after the endo is finished. OR you could place CaOH with a Lentulo and then finish in 3-4 weeks.
This is different problem and difficult problem. If you have signs of active root resorption AND pulp space infection that means that bacteria in the canal space can now penetrate the dentinal tubules and work there way through to the PDL since the protective cemental layer is no longer there. In that case we need LONG TERM CaOH. The purpose is to elevate the PH of the dentinal tubules by having the CaOH leach into the tubules. But this takes a long time. CaOH also neutralizes endotoxin.
Trope suggests CaOH without additional radio-opaquers. It is important that we can see the fill of CaOH because we need to re-evaluate in 3 mos. time whether we need to replace the CaOH. If after 3 months the canal is lucent – then you need to replace the CaOH. If it looks filled as it did when the CaOH was placed – leave it.
You evaluate healing by the appearance of the adjacent bone. Each tooth is different. You fill the tooth when the active destructive resorption changes to a healing phase and has been replaced by normal looking bone. This may take 3, 6 or even 18 months. If it is - you are ready to place the root canal filling.


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EFE - Bolivian president Evo Morales affirmed today that in Latin America there exist "anti-imperialist" socialists but also those that are socialists "in name only" and "pro-capitalist" and believes that the "real ones" can be identified by looking at their positions on how to save the planet in the face of climate change.
Morales made these reflections in a press conference in La Paz, after being consulted by the press in regards to where he believes the victory of right winger Sebastián Piñera in Chile supposes a weakening of the "socialist" bloc in Latin America.
According to Morales, when the issues of the environment and climate change are debates, the "peoples of the world", the ecologists, scientists and leftists indentify "capitalism as the common enemy of humanity".
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Q: Getting routes of a child component in aurelia I'm no Aurelia master and much more of a beginner.
So far i got no solution for my problem, but i think there must exist an hopefully easy way to do the following:
I got a very basic structure with the app.js and some components (e.g. admin.js ...).
Because i would like to have a navigation for the routes of all components, i need to get those routes into my app.js.
Simple, or stupid question: How do i achieve this?
I tried to simply inject the components, but i have no acces to the router attribute, no matter what i do.
Example admin component router:
configureRouter(config, router) {
    config.map([
      { route: '', name: 'default', moduleId: 'components/admin/default/default' },
      { route: 'roles', name: 'roles', moduleId: 'components/admin/roles/roles', title: 'Rollenverwaltung' },
      { route: 'users', name: 'users', moduleId: 'components/admin/users/users', title: 'Nutzerverwaltung' },
      { route: 'employees', name: 'employees', moduleId: 'components/admin/employees/employees', title: 'Mitarbeiterverwaltung' }
    ]);

    this.router = router;
}

What i tried in my app component
static inject() { return [AuthService, Admin]; }

constructor(authService, admin) {
  this.auth = authService;

  this.adminRouter = admin;
}

I am aware that as long i did not load the component, the router of the admin would be empty anyway. But even if the component is loaded, the router object is undefined.
A not running Gist to better show what i want (hopefully)
Maybe i am getting something basicly wrong here and don't understand the way aurelia or even js works?
Thank you for your help.

A: You cannot get access to the router if the Admin component itself was not composed, and even then the parent would not "inherit" the routes from admin.
If you wanted to define routes around your application and then pull them in to one place perhaps something like this would be useful for you -
parent.js
import {Admin} from './admin';

export class Parent {
  static inject = [Admin];
  constructor(admin) {
    this.admin = admin;
    this.admin.routes.forEach(route => {
      this.router.addRoute(route);
    }
  }
}

admin.js
export class Parent {
  routes = [
    { route: '', name: 'default', moduleId: 'components/admin/default/default' },
    { route: 'roles', name: 'roles', moduleId: 'components/admin/roles/roles', title: 'Rollenverwaltung' },
    { route: 'users', name: 'users', moduleId: 'components/admin/users/users', title: 'Nutzerverwaltung' },
    { route: 'employees', name: 'employees', moduleId: 'components/admin/employees/employees', title: 'Mitarbeiterverwaltung' }
  ];
}

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Alaska's congressional delegation ticked another item off its decades-old to-do list Monday: Interior Sec. Ryan Zinke signed a land swap agreement to allow a road in the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge for King Cove. It's a major turning point in the dispute over a roughly 12-mile road that would be mostly, or entirely, built on what's now a federally protected wilderness.
King Cove Corporation's Della Trumble has been fighting for the road for more than 35 years. Now, she's clutching a blue portfolio holding the land trade agreement.
"I've always maintained I'm not going to believe it until the papers are signed. So they're signed," Trumble said with a small laugh.
Conservation groups are dismayed. Some are threatening legal challenges. Audubon says the Izembek is one of the most important bird habitats in the world, critical to migrating waterfowl.
Audubon Alaska policy director Susan Culliney said, among things, they're concerned about transparency in the Trump administration's management of Alaska's federal land and water. She said the Obama administration had an extensive public process when it considered the road.
"But this time it's very limited in its public input," Cullney said.
Proponents say the road will save lives, by allowing people from King Cove access to the all-weather airport in Cold Bay.
At a press conference after the signing, Sen. Lisa Murkowski displayed two unfancy souvenirs of her fight for the road.
One was a legal pad, with a note Murkowski had written to herself four years ago, after then-Interior Secretary Sally Jewell killed a previous King Cove road deal. Murkowski said her staff conveyed a message to her that she found galling.
Murkowski saw it as Washington's callousness toward the safety of King Cove residents. She kept the note on the top sheet of her pad for four years.
"I'm officially ripping it out," Murkowski said, crushing the paper into a ball. An array of officials behind her – local, state and federal – cheered.
Murkowski also brought the Oct. 16 front page of the Washington Post, featuring a story about the road and a note scrawled in black marker.
Trump wasn't at the press conference, but King Cove Mayor Henry Mack was. He said everyone in his town has had a loved one suffer a frightening medevac, or taken flights from King Cove in fierce winds.
Mack said once the road is built, King Cove residents who travel won't have to wait out bad weather to get home, paying for expensive hotel rooms in Anchorage and wondering how long it will take.
"This way here, we can land in Cold Bay, one of our kids can come pick us up in a car. We can go home," Mack said.
The land swap calls for an even exchange between the refuge and the village corporation. Nearly even: Sec. Zinke said the government will gain one acre.
In years past, King Cove and the state offered the Interior Department 50,000 acres or more, in exchange for the road corridor. The federal government would have received some 300 acres for every one acre of refuge land. Zinke said he wasn't interested in driving that sort of bargain.
"It was unfair, very frankly," Zinke said.
Gov. Bill Walker said those lopsided offers were a sign of how desperate Alaskans were for the road.
Della Trumble said the next step is to conduct land appraisals.
Walker said the state might build the road using its federal transportation dollars. With legal challenges likely, Walker said it's not clear when road construction can begin.


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Q: Why eclipse console not show log rang result Why eclipse IDE console not show log rang result
I try to print result on console but its show last 1000-1200 lines as result.
I try to execute following character combination program but cansole show only last few lines.
public class Combination_4 {
    public static void main(String[] args) {

        // Create an alphabet to work with
        char[] alphabet = new char[]  {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e','f','g','h','i','j','k','l','m','n','o','p','q','r','s','t','u','v','w','x','y','z','A','B','C','D','F','G','H','I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P','Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z','~','!','@','#'};
        // Find all possible combinations of this alphabet in the string size of 3
        StringExcersise.possibleStrings(4, alphabet,"");
    }

}
class StringExcersise {

    static int count=0;

    public static void possibleStrings(int maxLength, char[] alphabet, String curr) {

        // If the current string has reached it's maximum length
        if(curr.length() == maxLength) {
            count=count+1;

            System.out.println(curr);

        // Else add each letter from the alphabet to new strings and process these new strings again
        } else {
            for(int i = 0; i < alphabet.length; i++) {
                String oldCurr = curr;
                curr += alphabet[i];
                possibleStrings(maxLength,alphabet,curr);
                curr = oldCurr;
            }
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The Bilqees Sarwar Foundation partnered with the City School in Lahore to sponsor 7th annual CSMUN VII (City School Model United Nations) conference showcasing a variety of activities including the main event, a debate competition for participating students. The event took place over three days with up to 1,000 attendees including representatives and students from renowned educational institutions such as LUMS, Beaconhouse National University, Aitchison College and LACAS.
Held at the City School Gulberg Sports Complex, the main objective of the event was to spread awareness among youth regarding the importance of education and cultural diplomacy. This three day event took place from 11th to 13th of November, the event was comprised of literary and entertainment activities. The school's management did not only organize an informative debate competition, but also provided the attendees with a startling musical performance and a fashion show. The debate competition was aiming at highlighting the social problems faced at the local and global grounds.
The Bilqees Sarwar Foundation took the initiative to sponsor the event due to its productive agenda. To be exact, the City School's 7th annual conference CSMUN VII was mainly targeted to nurture the youth of Pakistan. The debate competition was specially designed around topics such as education, freedom of expression in cultural diplomacy, communication barriers and the role of our generation towards bringing a positive change. Over 1000 students, dignitaries and guest speakers from a variety of prominent academic institutes attended the event and shared their views on this auspicious event.
Apart from the City School's students, a large number of undergraduates from more than 40 other institutes including LUMS, Lahore School of Economics, Beaconhouse National University, National College of Arts, Pakistan Institute of Fashion Design, Scarsdale International School and International School of Choueifat also became a part of this event by participating in multiple activities including live singing performance, runway revolution (fashion show) and leading competitions. This well-attended event was organized to provide our young generation with the opportunity to be a part of something useful and productive.
A prize distribution ceremony was organized to premiate the participants, honorable delegates, sponsors with the certificates and awards. This segment was intended to encourage the students for their heartfelt participation. Bilqees Sarwar Foundation takes great pride to be a part of such beneficial activity in terms of the upbringing of immature brains in the 7th annual conference CSMUN VII (City School Model United Nations).


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Dr Clive Robinson
Department of Basic Medical Sciences, Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacology
St George's Hospital Medical School
Cranmer Terrace, London SW17 0RE, UK
Email: c.robinson@sghms.ac.uk
Our research studies how endogenous and exogenous proteases perturb structural-functional cohesion at mucosal surfaces to cause disease. In particular, our work with exogenous proteases has highlighted novel therapeutic targets as described below.
Growing evidence suggest that proteolytic activity is an important factor contributing to the immunogenicity of inhaled allergens. To cause respiratory allergy, inhaled allergens must make contact with dendritic antigen presenting cells located beneath the protective barrier formed by the airway epithelium. Our research has established that peptidase allergens, such as the cysteine and serine peptidase allergens of house dust mites, are important drivers of this process because their proteolytic activity (1) promotes transepithelial allergen delivery, (2) skews cytokine and receptor expression towards a pro-allergic, tissue remodelling phenotype, and (3) generally upregulates inflammation. The first of these is of interest because it underlies both the initiation and maintenance of allergic sensitization. Our studies have established that peptidase allergens promote transepithelial delivery by cleaving the extracellular domains of occludin and claudins, the membrane-spanning adhesion proteins of intercellular tight junctions (TJs). Disruption of TJs, the principal components of the epithelial paracellular permeability barrier, results in a localised increase in permeability that facilitates delivery of any inhaled allergen to dendritic cells. Our current work is directed towards characterization of a cleavage hot spot in TJs responsible for this process, and exploration of enzyme-specific inhibitors as therapeutic modulators of allergen delivery.
Professor David Garrod, University of Manchester, UK.
Professor Geoff Stewart, University of Western Australia.
Professor Phil Thompson, University of Western Australia.
Wan,H., Winton,H.L., Soeller,C., Tovey,E.R., Gruenert,D.C., Thompson,P.J., Stewart,G.A., Taylor,G.W., Garrod,D.R., Cannell,M.B., Robinson C. 1999. Der p 1 facilitates transepithelial allergen delivery by disruption of tight junctions. J.Clin.Invest 104:123-133.
Wan,H., Winton,H.L., Soeller,C., Gruenert,D.C., Thompson,P.J., Cannell,M.B., Stewart,G.A., Garrod,D.R., and Robinson,C. 2000. Quantitative structural and biochemical analyses of tight junction dynamics following exposure of epithelial cells to house dust mite allergen der p 1. Clin.Exp.Allergy 30:685-698.
Wan,H., Winton,H.L., Soeller,C., Taylor,G.W., Gruenert,D.C., Thompson,P.J., Cannell,M.B., Stewart,G.A., Garrod,D.R., and Robinson,C. 2001. The transmembrane protein occludin of epithelial tight junctions is a functional target for serine peptidases from faecal pellets of Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus. Clin.Exp.Allergy 31:279-294.
Baker,S.F., Yin,Y., Runswick,S.K., Stewart,G.A., Thompson,P.J., Garrod,D.R., and Robinson,C. 2003. Peptidase allergen Der p 1 initiates apoptosis of epithelial cells independently of tight junction proteolysis. Mol.Membr.Biol. 20:71-81.
Stewart,G.A. and Robinson,C. 2003. Allergen structure and function. In Middleton's Allergy. Principles and Practice. N.F.Adkinson, Yunginger,J.W., Busse,W.W., Bochner,B.S., Holgate,S.T., and Simons,F.E.R., editors. Mosby, Philadelphia. 585-609.

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Myths contain an ambiguous wealth of unconscious information which can't be explained discursively. The psyche is a diffuse organ of perception whose wider perspective is supplemented by the focus and detail of consciousness. Beyond rational science lies an irrational pre-history of sensory, emotional, and intuitive functions that point back to a remote past -- but, also to the future: the psyche is is a mysterious continuum in which past, present, and future co-exist outside our conscious conception of time.
In its most urgent sense, the function of life is adaption to immediate reality, though the value of memory-images confirms that an orientation to the past is indispensable for it. But, time-awareness implies possibilities as well. As myths also portend collective tendencies, dreams sketch out possibilities for individual development; it's how the unconscious deity of wholeness reflects our fate -- pardon the subjectivity.
Jung demonstrated how the snake symbolizes instinctual wisdom: the winding by-paths of earth-bound existence, the frightening hidden nature of an animal reality which strikes suddenly from unseen places, the forked tongue of a dual nature which deceives as it yet speaks the truth. As we evolved, so did the image -- into a part-human figure as did older animal deities which described the dawn of humanity.
Over the many centuries of evolution depicted in the Old Testament, the serpent reappeared as Satan, much as the Sphinx symbolized the humanization process in Egyptian mythology. It seems crazy to me today that as a youth I was instructed to believe literally in such a mythical figure as had the tail, horns, and hooves of an animal yet to realize its full human potential; though, I see it in myself and the world, still.
For many, it's difficult to identify anything real in it. To the rationalist and the atheist, it's merely silly. To the politician and the preacher, it's more a tool for manipulation. But, even the true believer is coming to doubt its significance in an age of literal material truth. A major shift in consciousness finds it mostly in the museum of outdated fantasy -- diffused back into the unconscious -- waiting to be re-defined. But, historical analogy is essential for a sense of the symbolic blueprint of unconscious functioning.
In the biblical context, snake and devil condense into one idea the opposition required to accept or reject; to choose amid a world of possibilities in a human prototype slowly awakening from a dreaming instinctual awareness. Expulsion from the garden signified that fateful split from unconscious nature, its secret relations eloquently and poetically portrayed as the drama between god and man.
The last collective image describing the dark side of our natures is that figure of the Devil. Whose mind doesn't respond to the leering mythical half-beast's evil grin, the long arrow-headed cat's tail, the beastly horns, the cloven hooves? These attributes demand to be reassembled in a new way to form any meaning in the strange guise they present. He's now the scattered and undefined anxiety of fear, chaos, confusion, and projected hostility in the new dawn of an uncertain technological future.
The horns of this fading fantasy figure equate with the forked tongue, and both point to a dual nature: the fork in the head, a form of awareness, though a primitive one; the tongue, an ancient reminder of an opposed consciousness which would question even a god (a property the snake possessed, too, in the ancient trinity of animal, man and deity) -- and at the same time, the earthly opposite of the Word of humanity's highest aspirations.
Someone once told me of a dream he had of this very picture of the devil, its tail twitching like a cat's tail as it grinned eerily in its sphinx-like repose. It's this cat-like, feminine quality of repressed emotion which the unconscious seized upon to inform him of his dissociation. The arrow-head on the tail was the piercing depth his unconscious nature intended to point out his rational misconceptions of himself.
The Devil's unconsciousness is symboled by his dark nature, though his defining color is red. Erich Neumann described redness as instinctual excitation; and the sensuality of material desire now bids our loftiest scientific minds to uncover all its depth -- in concrete form. The beast would become human -- but it needs the assistance of other psychic functions. Goethe expressed something of the sort in the witch's kitchen when Faust was in need of a magic potion to make him fall in love: "It's true the Devil taught her how to do it. And yet the Devil cannot brew it."
His hooves describe the instinctual foundations of herd-like collective instincts which can easily overpower the freedom of the individual. Jehovah's commands, however, forbade the eating of herd animals with split hooves, reinforcing the idea of dissociation, but also the need for union which the myth of the garden decreed was the central theme of an individual spiritual life.
These ideas lie in the images as symbolic pointers to our division and the need for a spiritual reconciliation. The depth psychology which unearthed this new way of looking at our histories has only recently been established. The science of it is not yet recognized.
For an example of how this associative process works below the surface of consciousness, continue reading or visit Amazon.
"Who are you guys, God?"
Interesting side-note to that. I never thought I'd hear a psychological truth from a pro golf analyst, but I did. I don't know if you remember when Annika Sorenstam rolled through the LPGA some years ago and entered the men's tournament. A lot of the male golfers had some very derisive reactions it, and the analyst remarked that these were men who obviously didn't have daughters, because if they did they would be supporting her instead of deriding her. I'm not a golf fan, I just happened to catch that as I was idly flipping through the desolation of cable programming. It seemed as true figuratively as literally.
That's rich. It's the reason I try to maintain a daily exorcise routine.
But several pastors who are versed on the biblical warnings about the devil and his minions say the territory into which leaders of the Catholic Church recently ventured is unstable.
I appreciate your effort, but Hillman's thoughts are unacceptable to me. My book on Dionysos is antithetical to Hillman's psychology. For me the archetype/instinct/dionysos are real constituents of our psychic equation. Hillman depotentiated the power of the archetype and made it a ethereal subjective tool of the imagination. This made archetypes and the romantic enchantment they provide acceptable to the mainstream. As Tacey said the established academic community would have it no other way. The ego is now God after all.
Well to each his own. I allied myself with the Grecian civilizational mainstream and orthodox christianity a very long time ago. Fanatical monotheism is for the rabid ayatollahs and such. It is not a civilizational advance but a devolutionary fanaticism that has kept the arab world 'for one' in darkness and stasis for well over 1000 years and will keep it hamstrung in perpetuity . There is nothing evolutionary about fanaticism without end. One only rides eternally on a self perpetuating loop. Judaism posited a solution to this problem when it created the doctrine for an imminent arrival of a messiah. Is waiting like Godot for that to happen a solution..
While we're waiting for the return of chrit and the new judaic messiah we can spend some time looking to restore our greek civilizational heritage.
[The] Dionysian experience of Nietzsche . . . might better be ascribed to the god of ecstasy, Wotan. The hubris of the Wilhelmine era alienated Europe and paved the way for the disaster of 1914. In my youth, I was unconsciously caught up by this spirit of the age (Jung, 1965 , p. 262).
Don't forget that "the psychopathic god of the Old Testament" was also a reflection of a new stage of consciousness which was forced beyond the aesthetic standpoint of Greek projections. There is something very valuable in the idea of a wrathful and jealous god as a symbol of the urge for conscious unity and spiritual devotion -- and as a new perspective on the way men saw the relentless "brutality" (both inside and out) of a natural world inflicted upon a rude understanding of its circumstances. To me, it reflects a transition from a kind of creative conscious "renaissance" state that ran into its opposite, as the darkness then re-emerged in new form. In those same ways, too, the Christian flight into the stratosphere that followed were as much regressions as advancements in the unconscious unfolding of nature's evolutionary demands. To paraphrase Aleksander: religion is the only language we have to express that depth of movement. But, it's symbolic, subjective language is designed to compel us inward to confront our own personal conflicts with that "divine" power on new conscious levels in a continual struggle of progression and regression. From my perspective, it's like Goethe said, "So much of hidden poison lies therein, you scarce can tell it from its medicine." That's a call for personal reflection which no group can penetrate.
"In ideologies there is not Jesus: in his tenderness, his love, his meekness. And ideologies are rigid, always. Of every sign: rigid. And when a Christian becomes a disciple of the ideology, he has lost the faith: he is no longer a disciple of Jesus, he is a disciple of this attitude of thought" For this reason Jesus said to them: 'You have taken away the key of knowledge.' The knowledge of Jesus is transformed into an ideological and also moralistic knowledge, because these close the door with many requirements. The faith becomes ideology and ideology frightens, ideology chases away the people, distances, distances the people and distances of the Church of the people. But it is a serious illness, this of ideological Christians. It is an illness, but it is not new, eh?"
Of course, what you say is true and well-stated. Religion is a language from the depth and the reason anyone who is not absolutely cut off from the human condition could not fail to feel the power and influence of an archetypal experience. You Europeans are more connected, I think, than us Americans in that respect. You have a world of history right before your eyes that we don't have here, and that makes it more difficult for us to relate to. In any event, I agree -- one of the reasons I think Jung's historical studies are vital. More accessible, yes, in the sense of Jung's work, but until they can be fitted together with personal experience they exist more and more today as relics of the past.
I should have known you had other motives than supporting the Pope. Why the hell didn't you say so in the first place? Seriously though, my point was that the excision of anything is an amputation in a process of development in which all parts play important roles whether we identify more with some than others. To me, the Old Testament contains as many valuable analogies for our present condition as its Greek foundations. Taken together, they represent one of the most remarkable shifts in human history. Psychological understanding of them, I think, is the vital concern; that requires reflection, but also a subjective sense of what religion may mean for the individual today -- and how subjective is that? I don't see that as a problem of Christianity vs. Judaism vs. Greek as much as a general condition of consciousness in which we do what we've always done until an important shift forces us to consider why (and for what purpose) we've really been doing it. The only argument I have with your position is a fairly minor one: ideas of the material and spiritual (or patriarchal, which is I think what you're talking about) are based on concepts which also contain unconscious psychic elements. An example might be the notion of "genes" today: it has certain god-like qualities included in it which are not just biological; and in a science which has no empirical concept of a spiritual function. I think we have basic agreement on the importance of Jung's work in that respect.
Thanks again for your comments. I know we all use a little different language in expressing our ideas, and that we all have different vantage-points. I can appreciate your spirit of exchange.
For the love of money and the love of power ... the materialistic imperative without the moral anchor of the spirit harnessing it degenerates into mass murder and chaos decadence and debauchery. That is its wont.


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To make one at home, you need four fresh ingredients. The processed version isn't so simple.
Britons now spend more than £52bn on food every year - and more than 90% of that money is spent on processed food. But the canning, freezing and dehydrating techniques used to process food destroy most of its flavour. Since the end of the second world war, a vast industry has arisen to make processed food taste good.
During the past two decades the flavour industry's role in food production has become so influential that many children now like man-made flavours more than the real thing. As marketing to children has become more and more important to processed food companies and fast food chains, flavourists have increased their efforts to discover what children like. The flavour companies constantly run "taste tests" for kids - focus groups in which new products are piloted.
Fresh fruit and vegetables often have complicated, unpredictable flavours that combine bitterness with sweetness. When flavourists create additives for adult foods, they try to imitate nature as closely as possible. When flavourists create additives for kids' foods, they usually get rid of the bitterness and increase the sweetness. Children's flavours are often twice as sweet as those made for adults.
"Children's expectation of a strawberry is completely different," says one flavourist. "They want something that is strong and that has something like bubblegum notes."
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And what does that "artificial strawberry flavour" contain?
The chicken nuggets and hamburgers at fast food restaurants are usually the least profitable things on the menu. Selling French fries is profitable - and selling soft drinks is incredibly profitable. "We at McDonald's are thankful," a top executive once said, "that people like drinks with their sandwiches." Today, McDonald's sells more Coca-Cola than anyone else in the world.
The fast food chains buy Coca-Cola syrup for about 53p a litre. They add the syrup to bubbly water and serve it in a paper cup. A medium Coke that sells for 75p contains about 5p worth of syrup. Buying a large Coke for 85p instead, as the worker behind the counter always suggests, will add another 2p worth of syrup - and another 8p in pure profit.
Thanks in large part to the marketing efforts of the fast food chains, Americans now drink about twice the amount of soft drinks as they did 30 years ago. In 1975, the typical American drank about 120 litres of soft drinks a year. Today, the typical American drinks about 240 litres of soft drinks a year. That's well over 500 340ml cans of soft drink, per person, every year.
Even toddlers are now drinking soft drinks. About 20% of American children between the ages of one and two drink soft drinks every day.
· Read an exclusive extract of Eric Schlosser's new book, Chew on This, on how the fast-food industry exploits the very young.


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Q: Magento 2 How to hide payment method when the Basket Subtotal is ZERO I want to hide the payment methods when the basket subtotal is "0"
i have few products in my website where price is "0" but the customer has to pay for shipping incase if they want to purchase the product i want to hide all the options for payment methods so there will be no transaction been made. Is this possible

A: In Magento 2 There is payment Method "Zero Subtotal checkout".
You just enable it. It will automatically appear when your total is zero and for hiding other payment we you have to do some customization.

A: You can use the below in your Model\Payment\paymentMethod.php file
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Q: Changing other user's registry who hasn't logged in I'm working on an easy way to provision in windows 10 and I'd like to be able to login as an admin then modify a non-admin's HKCU keys so that when they first login the settings will be set. I think I can edit through the HKEY_USERS node in the registry, but this non-admin's node doesn't exist there until they login. Is there some way to force the creation of this node? Or someway to edit the HKCU keys I want to modify? I found I can run Get-WmiObject win32_useraccount and get the non-admin users SID if that helps. Thanks!
There's a related post on stack overflow where (from the comments)it looks like they got it working using PSExec and LogonUI.exe, but I can't find any documentation on using LogonUI force creation of a user's HKCU hive.

A: What I ended up doing is loading the default ntuser.dat file. Then when the user logs in they have the correct HKCU keys. It's not as targeted since it effects all users rather than just the one I want.
Example
REG LOAD HKU\ZZZ "C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT"
REG ADD HKU\ZZZ\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell
REG ADD HKU\ZZZ\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell /V TabletMode /T REG_dWORD /D 1 /F
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Tag: Medical Card
Posted on 4 February 2014 16 December 2018
17 October 2013: Questions to the Department of Children and Youth Affairs, for answer before the meeting of the Committee on Health and Children.
Question 17: Family participation in HSE reforms in disability services
Question 18: Emergency medical card procedures for terminally ill
Question 19: Paediatric hospitals integration
Question 17: Family participation in HSE reforms in disability services.
Can the Minister outline the Department of Health's strategy and objectives in terms of family participation in the major strategic reforms currently being undertaken by the HSE in the area of disability services?
The HSE and the DOH acknowledge the importance of involving service users, parents & families and wider community in the planning organisation & delivery of services with people with a disability. In this context, the development of a partnership approach between all these stakeholders has been an important part of the model of service over many years. A range of both formal and informal processes are in place to give effect to this strategic objective.
At a national level, the National Consultative Forum (NCF) which was established by the HSE is the mechanism for bringing these key stakeholders together.
The forum includes representatives of the various umbrella bodies representing service providers e.g. Federation of Voluntary Bodies, The Disability Federation of Ireland (DFI), the Not for Profit Business Association, a number of bodies representing families or service users are involved e.g. Inclusion Ireland and National Parents and Siblings Alliance. The National Disability Authority is also represented as are the DOH & HSE.
Similar fora have been developed at regional and local level. In addition to the above, the development of many of the key strategic policy documents have included such representation e.g. the Report on Congregated Settings, New Directions the HSE's policy document on the development of day services and the Policy on Progressing Disability Services for Children and Young People. As these strategic policies are being implemented, the HSE is ensuring that local implementation groups provide for the involvement of service users and/or parents & families as active participants.
The current process, for implementation of 0-18 Children's Service model, as outlined below, is a good example of the processes being put in place to ensure full participation by service users, parents & family representatives.
Children's Services Model:
• Membership of the National Coordinating Group includes Inclusion Ireland CEO and 2 parent representatives
• A subgroup on Communications was established to focus on improving communications with all stakeholders, including parents..
• The programme's recent Local Implementation Group (LIG) Lead Workshop included a presentation by the Special Needs Parents Association representative on how to involve parents in the LIG from a parent perspective which was extremely very well received. Guidelines on Parent and Service User representation on Local Implementation Groups was developed with input from Special Needs Parents Association and Inclusion Ireland and shared with LIG Leads Subgroup on development Outcome Focused Performance Management Framework for Children and their Families" included a parent's voice in the working group. Ongoing work being done at local level across the country to hold parent information/briefing sessions in order to inform parents of the proposed changes and to seek parental involvement on the local
Question 18: Emergency medical card procedures for terminally ill.
Can the HSE clarify the procedures in place in the event that an emergency medical card issued on the grounds of terminal illness (and therefore not subject to means test requirement) needs to be renewed after six months, to ensure that the renewal process will be on the same basis as the initial application – i.e. on the provision of evidence from the GP or hospital consultant of the terminal nature of the condition – and the applicant will not be asked to provide details of means?
The HSE can issue a medical card where a Doctor or a Consultant certifies that there is a terminal illness. Where a patient is terminally ill in palliative care, the nature of the terminal illness is not a deciding factor in the issue of a medical card in these circumstances and no means test applies. Given the nature and urgency of the issue, the HSE has appropriate escalation routes to ensure that the person gets the card as quickly as possible. The HSE monitors such cases and can renew the clients' eligibility if necessary. In such circumstances there is no assessment of means.
Under the provisions of the Health Act 1970, the assessment for a medical card is determined primarily by reference to the means, including the income and expenditure, of the applicant and his or her partner and dependants.
While people with specific illnesses such as cancer are not automatically entitled to medical cards, the HSE can apply discretion and grant a medical card where a person's income exceeds the income guidelines.
In these cases, social and medical issues are considered when determining whether or not undue financial hardship exists for the individual in accessing GP or other medical services. Discretion will be applied automatically during the processing of an application where additional information has been provided which can be considered by staff or a medical officer, where appropriate.
The HSE set up a clinical panel to assist in the processing of applications, where a person exceeds the income guidelines but there are difficult personal circumstances, such as an illness. The Medical Officer reviews and interprets medical information provided by the applicant on a confidential basis. He/she can liaise with general practitioners, hospital consultant and other health professionals as appropriate so as to determine the health needs of the applicant and his/her family and dependants.
It is important to stress that the medical card system is founded on the "undue hardship" test. The Health Act 1970 provides for medical cards on the basis of means. That is what the law states and we must operate within the legal parameters.
The HSE can also provide a medical card for patients in an emergency where they are seriously ill and in urgent need of medical care that they cannot afford.
Emergency medical cards are issued within 24 hours of receipt of the required patient details and letter of confirmation of condition from a doctor or consultant and are generally requested by a manager in a Local Health Office or a Social Worker.
Emergency cards are issued for six months on the basis that the patient is eligible for a medical card on the basis of means or undue financial hardship, and will follow up with a full application within a number of weeks of receiving the medical card.
The HSE ensures that the system responds to the variety of circumstances and complexities faced by individuals in these circumstances.
With the Children's Hospital Group Board appointed on 2 August 2013 to oversee the long overdue operational integration of the three existing paediatric hospitals in Dublin into a new children's hospital, can the Minister provided us with an update on progress and the timeline for each phase?
The Children's Hospital Group Board will oversee the operational integration of the three existing paediatric hospitals in advance of the move to the new hospital and is also the client for the new hospital. I appointed Dr Jim Browne as Chair of the Children's Hospital Group Board last April. On 2 August I announced nine further appointments to the Children's Hospital Group Board. The Chairs of the three paediatric hospitals are members of the Group Board. Other competency-based appointments have been made, with further competency-based appointments to be made at a later stage. The first meeting of the new Board took place on 2 October last.
On 13 September I announced that Ms. Eilísh Hardiman had been selected as CEO of the Children's Hospital Group. This follows an open recruitment process led by the Public Appointments Service. The role of CEO of the Children's Hospital Group is critically important in driving forward the integration of the three hospitals, and the project as a whole.
The Children's Hospital Group Board will work closely with the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board on the capital project. The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (NPHDB) is the body responsible for the design, building, planning and equipping of the new hospital building. Also on 2 August, I announced appointments to the NPHDB which will ensure that the necessary capital development skills are available to drive this priority project to completion, including the appointment of Mr Tom Costello as Chair. These appointments replace the transitional Board of officials from DOH and HSE who had been charged with progressing the project on an interim basis. The key post of Programme Director for National Paediatric Hospital Development Board was advertised on 4 October and will be recruited via open competition. The Programme Director will be the chief officer of the agency, will lead the project and will be responsible directly to the Board for the delivery of this priority project.
Work on developing a detailed project timeline is continuing and I expect to receive an update on this within the coming weeks. This will reflect the urgency and priority of the project and also its scale and complexity. The estimated programme will be kept under continuous review and validation by those to be charged with project delivery.
In the near term, the tender process for the procurement of a new design team is well underway, and the aim is to have the new design team in place by the end of 2013. Pre-application planning discussions have commenced and the aim is to secure planning permission by December 2014 with construction to commence in Spring 2015. A review of urgent care centre(s) configuration is almost complete; the number and location of these satellite centres in the Dublin area is a key decision, as the size, activity and infrastructure of these satellite centre(s) has implications for the main hospital brief. In parallel, St. James's Hospital is working closely with HSE Estates and the National Paediatric Development Board in regard to the decant phase of the project.
The new children's hospital is a priority for me and for this Government. Everyone involved in the drive to deliver the new children's hospital capital project is working to do so by the earliest possible completion date. I am confident that the appointments made to the two Boards will ensure the new hospital is completed as swiftly as possible, with optimal design and value for money.


Well, well, well. The time has come where Starbucks' everywhere have brought the famed pumpkin spice lattes back into our hands. While on the one hand, it might seem a taaad early.... we also can't say we haven't already gotten one or two... It's just basically the kick-off to the season y'all! But with that being said, we can't afford to go buy a PSL every single morning. So we decided to make our own at home! This week, we are bringing you a pumpkin spice latte recipe straight to your inboxes, and the best part? You can make this regular or dairy-free! We've got you covered both ways. Check it out for yourself!
We are SOMEHOW nearing the end of October already.... I know, HOW is this possible?! But, we also know what this means. Halloween is just around the corner! So cue all the spooky party planning and creative halloween decor for that big monster bash you are throwing... and cue the perfect halloween drink concoction that we whipped up just for your eerie party or gathering. Peep the recipe below.


I keep thinking about a newscaster guest expert I watched. I believe it was on AM Joy's show sometime in November of 2017, when MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson said Black women were kryptonite to the Trump administration. I think not. I believe Black women are "canaries in the coal mine." Just as canaries warned coal miners when there were poisonous gases inside the mines by chirping until they died, Black women are issuing early warning signals that this country is in serious trouble.
In April 2017, Mr. Johnson had written an article about Black women being natural enemies to the Republican party and to the Trump administration in particular. In the article, he mentioned how Susan Rice was used by the Republicans in the mini-unmasking scandal. Remember how Ms. Rice, as a part of her job as national security advisor, asked to unmask the names of Trump's transition officials? She wanted the names revealed to find out who on Trump's team was talking to Russian spies that were meddling in US elections.
President Trump and his Republican allies tried to distract the public from the truth about Russian meddling in our elections. He replaced it with a trumped-up theory that Obama was wiretapping him. Of course, Trump's theory was proven false. The truth about Trump's connections to the Russian meddling is currently under investigation. I wouldn't call Ms. Rice kryptonite to the Trump administration. I think Republicans' use of her to create a false un-masking theory backfired. She became part of a cautionary tale of how low the Trump administration and friends would go to protect him. One of my first canaries.
Mr. Johnson's article went on to mention April Ryan, one of the few Black female correspondents assigned to cover the White House. During a 2017 March press conference, Ms. Ryan was told by former press secretary Sean Spicer to control herself. What he meant was to sit down, shut up, and stop making faces at him. He ordered her to do that after she repeatedly asked him what Trump planned to do restore America's public image regarding the following reports of its ties to Russia. Of course, the press secretary didn't answer April's questions. It was easier to berate her than to answer a telling question about his boss.
Keep in mind, Ms. Ryan was also the same Black female reporter that President Trump asked during one of his few press conferences if she personally knew members of the Black Caucus and could she arrange a meeting with them on his behalf. Interestingly, this press conference was held to salute Black History Month for 2017.
Watching the press conference, I could see Ms. Ryan was as astonished as I was at the president's boldness and lack of protocol. The president's question implied that all Black people know each other. Since Ms. Ryan was Black, she should help him find "right-thinking" Black Caucus folks he could speak with. To my knowledge, past presidents never, ever displayed that kind of ignorance in front of an audience of reporters or American viewers. With a little research, I discovered the Black Caucus sent the president a letter, months earlier requesting just such a meeting. President Trump chose to ignore the Caucus' letter. Ms. Ryan was and continues to be another one of my canary examples.
Remember the president's Chief of Staff General Kelly's refusal to apologize to a Gold Star wife Mrs. Myeshia Johnson and her Congresswoman Frederica Wilson after calling them both liars? Both women are Black. Both women said during a presidential condolence call, the president couldn't recall the deceased husband's name and kept calling him by the wrong name. The president was also incapable of offering words of comfort to the widow. The president told Mrs. Johnson that her deceased husband Sergeant Johnson knew what he signed up for when he became a soldier, implying that the sergeant's death was the natural order of things, so why make a big deal about nothing? It would later be proven that the president did say exactly what both women claimed he said, but neither President Trump nor General Kelly would apologize then or now. Two more canaries alerting us to the inhumanity of the current man residing in the White House.
I wouldn't dare leave out another canary in America's coal mine. Maxine Waters was one of the first elected officials to claim that since Trump won the 2016 election through the electoral college and not the popular vote that something odd was going on with the American voting system. She suggested the American people question the 2016 presidential election results. She stated on numerous occasions, Trump won the election illegally, therefore his presidency was not legitimate. She mentioned the Russians meddled in our elections and that's how Trump became president. She suggested we needed to follow the money. It should lead us to the links between Trump, Putin, and the Russian oligarchs. We should see just what she meant about Trump's illegal presidency. We should start thinking impeachment.
One final canary grappling with the swamp in America's coal mines is Carmen Yulin Cruz, the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico. I watched her treading through dirty flood waters and barely lit areas so we could see how much damage was done by hurricanes outside of the downtown area of San Juan. She was on cable television documenting night after dark hopeless night, speaking about what her neighbors needed. She asked for simple things like electricity, clean drinking water, and food. She showed viewers that her neighborhoods were drinking and bathing in toxic dump sites because they had nowhere else to turn. She wondered aloud whether anybody would help since the US government on the mainland seemed to be ignoring her pleas. Or worse still, US government representatives claimed she didn't know what she was talking about and she should (I'm paraphrasing here) sit down and shut up.
Permit me to introduce other canaries laboring in the coal mines that are America: Angela Davis; Anita Hill; Michelle Alexander; the young women who created Black Lives Matter movement, Nina Turner; the creator of the #METOO#MOVEMENT; Donna Brazille; all the Black women who voted for Douglas Jones for Senator of Alabama instead of Trump loyal supporter Judge Roy Moore and the women of color in the new freshman class of the House of Representatives.
My advice to women of color: Let's continue to be Black and Brown and women in 2019. We will always be canaries in the coal mine. It's in our DNA to fight for ourselves, our sisters and brothers. What else can we do but fight?
RESIST, ENLIST, INSIST, & PERSIST.


Provide an overview/ description of your industry. Include reasons why it's a great industry to start a business in today.
The Personal Training industry has averaged a worth of $10 billion over the past few years with a projected growth of 24% between 2010 and 2020. An increased focus on overall health and wellness has put personal training in the top 5 of fastest growing careers. This a fantastic time to get into the industry with such a large labor force to hire from.
How has your industry changed in the last ten years? 20 years?
In the last 20 years, there has been increased focus on custom and individualized approach to fitness. People are tired of the big box gym concepts and want more personalized and specialized workouts that can help them achieve results faster. In the last ten years, science and technology have dramatically improved the fitness industry as a whole and created many ways for people to efficiently and effectively workout and stay healthy.
What trends do you see in your industry over the next five years? Next ten years?
I see a continuously growing trend of more personalized approach within the fitness industry. People are becoming more and more time conscious and realizing that hiring a professional to maximize their efforts and results is financially worth it. I believe technology in the fitness industry will advance and continue to give people that extra personal touch to workout styles. It's an industry where human interaction is essential, and people will continue to value the quality of customer service that can adapt to their fitness needs and goals.
What is the biggest concern about your industry that a franchisee candidate should be aware of and investigate?
There are a lot of "fads" in fitness. Things that are super-hot and popular now will in a few years have passed and gone. Also, a lot of fitness concepts give people the impression that it's total turn-key operation, members will flock to your location, and the residual money will come easily. With more and more options, many people are forgoing the old fashioned membership route and turning to more specialized workout models. Another point of consideration is the number of people needed to make your fitness concept successful. If it's a $9/month or even $49/month price point, you will need thousands of clients to see a return.
Why do you think your company stands out in the industry?
Core Progression stands out for several reasons. We don't have a one size fits all approach to fitness. For example: if you are a spin studio or barre studio, that's all you have to offer. If the fad starts to fade you are out of options. With Core Progression Personal training it's easily customized and can stay on the cutting edge of the industry. We have multiple price point options for people to choose from and can meet a wide range of client's needs. Our in-house wellness providers add-ons allow clients to make Core their one-stop fitness and health shop. We also don't need to have hundreds and thousands of clients to make the studios profitable. With our model, great returns can come from as little as 75-100 clients.
What makes your franchise/ business opportunity more attractive than your competitor's?
We have one of the lowest cost of entry into the industry and need only 75-100 clients making it a "low-stress model." We have a fantastic retention rate from our clients because we can always mix up our workouts, unlike other concepts that are limited to a few options. Also, Core only requires one employee which cuts down on staffing overhead and stress. We utilize independent contractors to take on most of the training, and they can set their hours.
Describe the ideal candidate. Do you think your requirements are any different than your competitor's?
We are looking for driven individuals who have a passion for helping people. A background in fitness isn't required, but good business acumen and a strong work ethic are a must. Someone who can manage and lead a team and is detail oriented will do well in our proven system.
What's the strongest skill you require in a candidate?
Organizational skills are critical to being successful. We have worked hard to put systems and processes in place and to help our franchisees stay organized, but candidates will need to be detail oriented to keep on top of all aspects of a Core Progression business.
Describe the working environment of your franchisees. Is your environment typical of other companies in your industry?
Our environment is typical of most fitness companies; we thrive in good retail locations with high traffic and convenience to freeways. Core Progression offers a high-end boutique gym feel without the stuffiness or cost.
Why has your company been successful?
I believe that Core Progression has been successful because we allow our clients to get quality training at an affordable price point. We offer excellent customer service and achieve amazing results.
What advice would you give someone interested in buying a franchise in your industry?
Do your homework and make sure that you aren't buying into something that is a fad. Some concepts that seem cutting edge and are super-hot right now in a few years will no longer exist. I would go for a company with a proven track record and room for growth.
How much experience in this industry should a franchisee candidate have should they consider buying a franchise in your industry?
We've found that people can learn fitness. Work ethic, drive, organization, and passion for the the business are difficult skill sets to teach.
Core Progression is currently accepting inquiries from the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Washington, D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.


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West Lothian's Jobs Task Force was established in June 2018. Promoted by West Lothian Council, the task force is a partnership which includes the UK and Scottish Governments, Scottish Enterprise and West Lothian College.
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Queens Of The Stone Age have filmed a video for the brand new song 'NO ONE KNOWS', making it the likely choice of new single.
The group were in the process of deciding between three songs for the lead track from their forthcoming album, 'Songs For The Deaf' – 'Millionaire', 'First It Giveth_#1' and 'No One Knows'.
Mainman Josh Homme told MTV that the "almost Beatlesque" track in the process of having a promotional video shot, although shooting won't be complete until today (July 15).
The video has been directed by Michel Gondry. Homme explained why they have chosen him. "Michel Gondry did all those videos for Bjork", he revealed, "and we're huge fans of Bjork, so we're excited".
A UK spokesperson for the band told NME.COM a new single is scheduled for October.
The band's new album, 'Songs For The Deaf', is released in the UK on August 26.


So after wrapping the center console this week, I moved on to skinning the car. I began with the passenger side since it was the easier to do.
Everything was pretty straight forward, just wish I had a better way of bending the lips. But some clamps, square tubing, and a hammer did a decent job. Anyway I'll be covering any exposed lips with some edging so the hammer look shouldn't be noticeable. Finally once I finished skinning and riveting, I went ahead and wrapped the side in the vinyl I'm using.
So on to the drivers side next week.


WINNIPEG, Manitoba–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ARxIUM, an industry-leading developer of pharmacy automation and workflow solutions, today announced King Hamad University Hospital (KHUH) in Bahrain purchased a RIVA system for its hospital pharmacy. As the only fully automated IV compounding system on the market today, RIVA prepares syringes and IV bags in an aseptic ISO Class 5 environment and significantly increases safety and pharmacy workflow.
KHUH selected RIVA because it has safely and accurately produced nearly seven million IV doses worldwide. The hospital also chose the system due to its comprehensive recordkeeping and reporting capabilities and seamless integration into existing digital networks. RIVA's proven cost effectiveness was another deciding factor, as it lowers the cost-per-dose of medications by allowing the hospital pharmacy to insource the production of IV medications and process batch doses.
Located in Muharraq, KHUH has more than 300 beds and nearly 2,000 employees in the 1.3 million square foot facility. The hospital offers comprehensive medical, surgical and diagnostic services in line with updated international standards. Also, the hospital is constructing a national oncology center to provide first‐class cancer care and research facilities to the citizens of Bahrain.
Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Buffalo Grove, Illinois, ARxIUM delivers best-in-class technology and unparalleled expertise to help pharmacies of all sizes improve safety, productivity and efficiency. The company provides scalable, comprehensive solutions for every segment of the pharmacy market. ARxIUM's offerings include automated compounding, packaging and dispensing, compliance packaging management, inventory control and storage, workflow and scheduling software, production and workflow design, and technical consulting and implementation assistance, among other services. For more information, visit www.arxium.com.


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Q: Differential action on a complex manifold Let $M$ be a complex manifold of dimension $n$. Furthermore assume that we have a action of a Lie-Group $G$ on $M$ i.e. $G \times M \rightarrow M$, which is differential, meaning that for every $g \in G$ the map $g:M \rightarrow M$, $g:x \mapsto g \cdot x$ is differential (not holomorphic). Consider now a $(p,q)$-form $\alpha$ on $M$. My question is the following: Let $g \in G$ is it true that $g^{*}\overline{\partial} \alpha = \overline{\partial} g^{*}\alpha$ ?  Or do we need that our group action is holomorphic? What is right?
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A: Let's try a simple example: $M=\mathbb C$, $\alpha=z$ (a $0$-form). Now take $g(z)=\bar z$ and observe that $g^* \bar \partial \alpha=0$ while $\bar \partial g^*\alpha=d\bar z$. In fact, $\bar \partial g^*\alpha=0$ exactly when $g$ is holomorphic.


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Beatrice Wood (Sant Francisco, 3 de març de 1893 - Ojai, 12 de març de 1998) va ser una pintora i ceramista nord-americana. Filla d'un matrimoni de classe alta, va poder convèncer els seus pares per iniciar una carrera artística i, sabent parlar francès, es va dirigir a París, on va estudiar en la Comédie-Française i en la Académie Julian. L'inici de la Primera Guerra Mundial la va obligar a retornar als Estats Units, però va poder desenvolupar-se amb una companyia de repertori francès a Nova York, realitzant més de seixanta funcions en dos anys. Al costat de Henri-Pierre Roché va fundar la revista The Blind Man en 1917, que es va convertir en una de les primeres publicacions manifestants del moviment dadaista. A més de participar en reunions periòdiques al costat de Man Ray, Francis Picabia i Walter i Louis Arensberg, va ser anomenada «Mama Dada». En 1947, després de rebre classes de ceràmica en el Hollywood High School, es va instal·lar en un habitatge d'Ojai, on va desenvolupar la resta de la seua carrera, i es va convertir en membre de la Theosophical Society Adyar. Va fer classes en el Happy Valley School, en 1985 va publicar la seua autobiografia i en 1994, l'Institut Smithsoniano la va declarar una «benvolguda artista nord-americana». Les seues obres més rellevants són Good Morning America, Madame Lola's Pleasure Palace i Chez Fifi. En 1997 va ser la inspiració per al personatge de Rose DeWitt Bukater en la seua vellesa de la pel·lícula Titanic, de James Cameron. Va morir nou dies després del seu 105º aniversari, en 1998. En l'actualitat, la seua residència és el Centre de les Arts Beatrice Wood.

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Stimulated Jet in centifugal system is mechnical answer for gravity.
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Sri Lanka vs England: Moeen Ali Infected With New UK Strain Of Coronavirus
Moeen Ali's initial 10-day quarantine was extended on Tuesday.© AFP
England's Moeen Ali is infected with the new UK variant of the coronavirus, Sri Lankan authorities said Wednesday, after the cricketer tested positive for COVID-19 on his arrival in the country 10 days ago. Deputy Chief Epidemiologist Hemantha Herath told reporters in Colombo that the 33-year-old England all-rounder was Sri Lanka's first case of the UK strain, which is believed to be more transmissible. The health ministry said extra precautions were ordered to ensure Moeen did not spread the new variant in the country — which is battling an upsurge in infections — but did not elaborate on what they were.
A ban on flights and passengers from Britain was not applied to the England cricket team, which arrived on a chartered aircraft earlier this month to play two Test matches, the first of which will begin on Thursday.
Moeen's initial 10-day quarantine was extended on Tuesday after he experienced mild symptoms and fatigue.
All-rounder Chris Woakes admitted that chances of him playing the first game remain "quite slim" after being a close contact of Moeen and isolating for seven days.
Moeen and Woakes are part of an 18-man England squad, with seven additional reserve players, in Sri Lanka to resume the Test series they abandoned in March when the virus was declared a global pandemic.
Moeen, who was England's joint highest wicket-taker alongside Jack Leach in their 3-0 series win in Sri Lanka in 2018, is one of three spinners, including Dom Bess and Leach, in the main squad.
Sri Lanka has seen a surge in virus cases since October, with the total number of infections passing 50,000 on Wednesday.
The number of deaths has increased to 244 from just 13 at the start of October.
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