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Mark McNally	Player Profile
Mark McNally (b. 1971)
Full Name: Mark McNally
Born: March 10th, 1971 (Motherwell)
Height: 5' 11
Position: Central Defender
Signed: August 3rd, 2001
Career Totals: 19 appearances
Draw %
Loss %
2001-02 Second Division 19 0 - 0 0 31.6% 26.3% 42.1%
Totals: 19 (0)	 0
Competition: All Competitions Anglo-Scottish Cup Central League Cup Challenge Cup Drybrough Cup Evening Times Cup League League Cup Scottish Cup Scottish Junior Cup Sectional League Cup Spring Cup West of Scotland Cup
Apps = First Team Appearances (Sub Appearances) | Gls = Goals
Cln = Clean Sheets | CtGR = Clean Sheets to Games Ratio | W/D/L - Games won, drawn or lost as percentage of games played in
Yel = Yellow Cards/Cautions | Red = Red Cards/Dismissals
Recent First Team Starts
Apr 3rd, 2002 03/04/02 League Division 2 vs. Berwick Rangers (H) 0 - 2
Mar 30th, 2002 30/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 0 - 0
Mar 23rd, 2002 23/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 1 - 2
Mar 16th, 2002 16/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Alloa Athletic (H) 1 - 1
Mar 12th, 2002 12/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Alloa Athletic (A) 2 - 2
Recent First Team Goals
List of Goals Scored
List of Games Played (click to expand)
Mar 9th, 2002 09/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Morton (A) 1 - 3
Mar 5th, 2002 05/03/02 League Division 2 vs. Forfar (A) 2 - 1
Feb 23rd, 2002 23/02/02 League Division 2 vs. Berwick Rangers (A) 2 - 1
Feb 16th, 2002 16/02/02 League Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (H) 1 - 1
Feb 9th, 2002 09/02/02 League Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (A) 0 - 0
Feb 2nd, 2002 02/02/02 League Division 2 vs. Stranraer (H) 1 - 2
Jan 19th, 2002 19/01/02 League Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 1 - 0
Oct 20th, 2001 20/10/01 League Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (A) 0 - 3
Sep 19th, 2001 19/09/01 League Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 3 - 2
Sep 15th, 2001 15/09/01 League Division 2 vs. Alloa Athletic (A) 0 - 1
Aug 25th, 2001 25/08/01 League Division 2 vs. Queen of the South (A) 0 - 1
Aug 21st, 2001 21/08/01 Challenge Cup Quarter Final vs. Airdrie (H) 1 - 2
Aug 11th, 2001 11/08/01 League Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (H) 3 - 2
Aug 4th, 2001 04/08/01 League Division2 vs. Forfar (A) 2 - 1
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Mark was born on this date in Motherwell.
Signed For Clydebank
Debut - Forfar 1 - 2 Clydebank
Last Appearance - Clydebank 0 - 2 Berwick Rangers
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SC EP:361 Dr. John A. Bindernagel
Desde: Sasquatch Chronicles
Ciencias naturales, #bigfoot encounter, #bigfoot encounters, #bigfoot evidence, #bigfoot hotspot, #bigfoot hotspot radio, #bigfoot sightings, #bigfoot sounds, #bigfoot stories, #culture, #dr. john bindernagel, #great ape, #patterson-gimlin, #podcast, #pop culture, #sasquatch, #sasquatch chronicles, #sasquatch encounters, #sasquatch research, #sasquatch stories, #science
Dr. John A. Bindernagel has agreed to return to the show. I love talking John and when he shares all of his insight. I know he is a fan favorite. Check out John's Youtube channel here.
John A. Bindernagel (born 1941) is a wildlife biologist who has sought evidence for Bigfoot since 1963. He published a book in 1998 entitled North America's Great Ape: the Sasquatch.
Bindernagel grew up in Ontario, attended the University of Guelph, and received a PhD in Biology from the University of ... Más informaciones Wisconsin–Madison. He moved to British Columbia in 1975 largely because the region was a hot spot for Bigfoot sightings. Over the years, he has collected casts of tracks that he believes belongs to Bigfoot. He also claims to have heard the creature near Comox Lake in 1992, comparing its whooping sound to that of a chimpanzee. Bindernagel believes that the Bigfoot phenomena should receive more attention from serious scientists, but has remarked, "The evidence doesn't get scrutinized objectively. We can't bring the evidence to our colleagues because it's perceived as tabloid."
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Project acronym DeFiNER
Project Nucleotide Excision Repair: Decoding its Functional Role in Mammals
Researcher (PI) Georgios Garinis
Host Institution (HI) IDRYMA TECHNOLOGIAS KAI EREVNAS
Summary Genome maintenance, chromatin remodelling and transcription are tightly linked biological processes that are currently poorly understood and vastly unexplored. Nucleotide excision repair (NER) is a major DNA repair pathway that mammalian cells employ to maintain their genome intact and faithfully transmit it into their progeny. Besides cancer and aging, however, defects in NER give rise to developmental disorders whose clinical heterogeneity and varying severity can only insufficiently be explained by the DNA repair defect. Recent work reveals that NER factors play a role, in addition to DNA repair, in transcription and the three-dimensional organization of our genome. Indeed, NER factors are now known to function in the regulation of gene expression, the transcriptional reprogramming of pluripotent stem cells and the fine-tuning of growth hormones during mammalian development. In this regard, the non-random organization of our genome, chromatin and the process of transcription itself are expected to play paramount roles in how NER factors coordinate, prioritize and execute their distinct tasks during development and disease progression. At present, however, no solid evidence exists as to how NER is functionally involved in such complex processes, what are the NER-associated protein complexes and underlying gene networks or how NER factors operate within the complex chromatin architecture. This is primarily due to our difficulties in dissecting the diverse functional contributions of NER proteins in an intact organism. Here, we propose to use a unique series of knock-in, transgenic and NER progeroid mice to decode the functional role of NER in mammals, thus paving the way for understanding how genome maintenance pathways are connected to developmental defects and disease mechanisms in vivo.
Genome maintenance, chromatin remodelling and transcription are tightly linked biological processes that are currently poorly understood and vastly unexplored. Nucleotide excision repair (NER) is a major DNA repair pathway that mammalian cells employ to maintain their genome intact and faithfully transmit it into their progeny. Besides cancer and aging, however, defects in NER give rise to developmental disorders whose clinical heterogeneity and varying severity can only insufficiently be explained by the DNA repair defect. Recent work reveals that NER factors play a role, in addition to DNA repair, in transcription and the three-dimensional organization of our genome. Indeed, NER factors are now known to function in the regulation of gene expression, the transcriptional reprogramming of pluripotent stem cells and the fine-tuning of growth hormones during mammalian development. In this regard, the non-random organization of our genome, chromatin and the process of transcription itself are expected to play paramount roles in how NER factors coordinate, prioritize and execute their distinct tasks during development and disease progression. At present, however, no solid evidence exists as to how NER is functionally involved in such complex processes, what are the NER-associated protein complexes and underlying gene networks or how NER factors operate within the complex chromatin architecture. This is primarily due to our difficulties in dissecting the diverse functional contributions of NER proteins in an intact organism. Here, we propose to use a unique series of knock-in, transgenic and NER progeroid mice to decode the functional role of NER in mammals, thus paving the way for understanding how genome maintenance pathways are connected to developmental defects and disease mechanisms in vivo.
Project acronym DYNACOM
Project From Genome Integrity to Genome Plasticity: Dynamic Complexes Controlling Once per Cell Cycle Replication
Researcher (PI) Zoi Lygerou
Summary Accurate genome duplication is controlled by multi-subunit protein complexes which associate with chromatin and dictate when and where replication should take place. Dynamic changes in these complexes lie at the heart of their ability to ensure the maintenance of genomic integrity. Defects in origin bound complexes lead to re-replication of the genome across evolution, have been linked to DNA-replication stress and may predispose for gene amplification events. Such genomic aberrations are central to malignant transformation. We wish to understand how once per cell cycle replication is normally controlled within the context of the living cell and how defects in this control may result in loss of genome integrity and provide genome plasticity. To this end, live cell imaging in human cells in culture will be combined with genetic studies in fission yeast and modelling and in silico analysis. The proposed research aims to: 1. Decipher the regulatory mechanisms which act in time and space to ensure once per cell cycle replication within living cells and how they may be affected by system aberrations, using functional live cell imaging. 2. Test whether aberrations in the licensing system may provide a selective advantage, through amplification of multiple genomic loci. To this end, a natural selection experiment will be set up in fission yeast . 3. Investigate how rereplication takes place along the genome in single cells. Is there heterogeneity amongst a population, leading to a plethora of different genotypes? In silico analysis of full genome DNA rereplication will be combined to single cell analysis in fission yeast. 4. Assess the relevance of our findings for gene amplification events in cancer. Does ectopic expression of human Cdt1/Cdc6 in cancer cells enhance drug resistance through gene amplification? Our findings are expected to offer novel insight into mechanisms underlying cancer development and progression.
Accurate genome duplication is controlled by multi-subunit protein complexes which associate with chromatin and dictate when and where replication should take place. Dynamic changes in these complexes lie at the heart of their ability to ensure the maintenance of genomic integrity. Defects in origin bound complexes lead to re-replication of the genome across evolution, have been linked to DNA-replication stress and may predispose for gene amplification events. Such genomic aberrations are central to malignant transformation. We wish to understand how once per cell cycle replication is normally controlled within the context of the living cell and how defects in this control may result in loss of genome integrity and provide genome plasticity. To this end, live cell imaging in human cells in culture will be combined with genetic studies in fission yeast and modelling and in silico analysis. The proposed research aims to: 1. Decipher the regulatory mechanisms which act in time and space to ensure once per cell cycle replication within living cells and how they may be affected by system aberrations, using functional live cell imaging. 2. Test whether aberrations in the licensing system may provide a selective advantage, through amplification of multiple genomic loci. To this end, a natural selection experiment will be set up in fission yeast . 3. Investigate how rereplication takes place along the genome in single cells. Is there heterogeneity amongst a population, leading to a plethora of different genotypes? In silico analysis of full genome DNA rereplication will be combined to single cell analysis in fission yeast. 4. Assess the relevance of our findings for gene amplification events in cancer. Does ectopic expression of human Cdt1/Cdc6 in cancer cells enhance drug resistance through gene amplification? Our findings are expected to offer novel insight into mechanisms underlying cancer development and progression.
Project acronym FastBio
Project A genomics and systems biology approach to explore the molecular signature and functional consequences of long-term, structured fasting in humans
Researcher (PI) Antigoni DIMA
Host Institution (HI) BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH CENTER ALEXANDER FLEMING
Summary Dietary intake has an enormous impact on aspects of human health, yet scientific consensus about how what we eat affects our biology remains elusive. To address the complex biological impact of diet, I propose to apply an unconventional, 'humans-as-model-organisms' approach to compare the molecular and functional effects of a highly structured dietary regime, specified by the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church (EOCC), to the unstructured diet followed by the general population. Individuals who follow the EOCC regime abstain from meat, dairy products and eggs for 180-200 days annually, in a temporally-structured manner initiated in childhood. I aim to explore the biological signatures of structured vs. unstructured diet by addressing three objectives. First I will investigate the effects of the two regimes, and of genetic variation, on higher-level phenotypes including anthropometric, physiological and biomarker traits. Second, I will carry out a comprehensive set of omics assays (metabolomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics and investigation of the gut microbiome), will associate omics phenotypes with genetic variation, and will integrate data across biological levels to uncover complex molecular signatures. Third, I will interrogate the functional consequences of dietary regimes at the cellular level through primary cell culture. Acute and long-term effects of dietary intake will be explored for all objectives through a two timepoint sampling strategy. This proposal therefore comprises a unique opportunity to study a specific perturbation (EOCC structured diet) introduced to a steady-state system (unstructured diet followed by the general population) in a ground-breaking human systems biology type of study. This approach brings together expertise from genomics, computational biology, statistics, medicine and epidemiology. It will lead to novel insights regarding the potent signalling nature of nutrients and is likely to yield results of high translational value.
Dietary intake has an enormous impact on aspects of human health, yet scientific consensus about how what we eat affects our biology remains elusive. To address the complex biological impact of diet, I propose to apply an unconventional, 'humans-as-model-organisms' approach to compare the molecular and functional effects of a highly structured dietary regime, specified by the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church (EOCC), to the unstructured diet followed by the general population. Individuals who follow the EOCC regime abstain from meat, dairy products and eggs for 180-200 days annually, in a temporally-structured manner initiated in childhood. I aim to explore the biological signatures of structured vs. unstructured diet by addressing three objectives. First I will investigate the effects of the two regimes, and of genetic variation, on higher-level phenotypes including anthropometric, physiological and biomarker traits. Second, I will carry out a comprehensive set of omics assays (metabolomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics and investigation of the gut microbiome), will associate omics phenotypes with genetic variation, and will integrate data across biological levels to uncover complex molecular signatures. Third, I will interrogate the functional consequences of dietary regimes at the cellular level through primary cell culture. Acute and long-term effects of dietary intake will be explored for all objectives through a two timepoint sampling strategy. This proposal therefore comprises a unique opportunity to study a specific perturbation (EOCC structured diet) introduced to a steady-state system (unstructured diet followed by the general population) in a ground-breaking human systems biology type of study. This approach brings together expertise from genomics, computational biology, statistics, medicine and epidemiology. It will lead to novel insights regarding the potent signalling nature of nutrients and is likely to yield results of high translational value.
Project acronym MANNA
Project MacroAutophagy and Necrotic Neurodegeneration in Ageing
Researcher (PI) Nektarios TAVERNARAKIS
Summary Necrosis contributes critically in devastating human pathologies such as stroke, ischemia, and age-associated neurodegenerative disorders. Ageing increases susceptibility to neurodegeneration, in diverse species ranging from the lowly nematode Caenorhabditis elegans to humans. The mechanisms that govern necrotic neurodegeneration and its modulation by ageing are poorly understood. Autophagy has been implicated in necrosis and neurodegeneration, both with pro-survival and a pro-death roles. Autophagic flux declines with age, while induction of autophagy enhances longevity under conditions such as low insulin/IGF1 signalling and dietary restriction, which extend lifespan across diverse taxa. Our recent findings indicate that organelle-specific autophagy, including mitophagy, pexophagy and nucleophagy, is an important, evolutionarily conserved, determinant of longevity. We propose to dissect the molecular underpinnings of neuron vulnerability to necrosis during ageing, focusing on cargo-specific macroautophagy. To this end, we will implement a multifaceted approach that combines the power and versatility of C. elegans genetics with advanced, in vivo neuronal imaging and microfluidics technology. Our objectives are fourfold. First, we will monitor autophagic flux of organellar cargo, during neurodegeneration, under conditions that alter lifespan and identify mediators of organelle-specific autophagy in neurons. Second, we will conduct genome-wide screens for modifiers of age-inflicted neurodegeneration. Third, we will interrogate nematode models of human neurodegenerative disorders for organelle-specific autophagy and susceptibility to necrosis, upon manipulations that alter lifespan. Fourth, we will investigate the functional conservation of key mechanisms in mammalian models of neuronal necrosis. Together, these studies will deepen our understanding of age-related neurodegeneration and provide critical insights with broad relevance to human health and quality of life.
Necrosis contributes critically in devastating human pathologies such as stroke, ischemia, and age-associated neurodegenerative disorders. Ageing increases susceptibility to neurodegeneration, in diverse species ranging from the lowly nematode Caenorhabditis elegans to humans. The mechanisms that govern necrotic neurodegeneration and its modulation by ageing are poorly understood. Autophagy has been implicated in necrosis and neurodegeneration, both with pro-survival and a pro-death roles. Autophagic flux declines with age, while induction of autophagy enhances longevity under conditions such as low insulin/IGF1 signalling and dietary restriction, which extend lifespan across diverse taxa. Our recent findings indicate that organelle-specific autophagy, including mitophagy, pexophagy and nucleophagy, is an important, evolutionarily conserved, determinant of longevity. We propose to dissect the molecular underpinnings of neuron vulnerability to necrosis during ageing, focusing on cargo-specific macroautophagy. To this end, we will implement a multifaceted approach that combines the power and versatility of C. elegans genetics with advanced, in vivo neuronal imaging and microfluidics technology. Our objectives are fourfold. First, we will monitor autophagic flux of organellar cargo, during neurodegeneration, under conditions that alter lifespan and identify mediators of organelle-specific autophagy in neurons. Second, we will conduct genome-wide screens for modifiers of age-inflicted neurodegeneration. Third, we will interrogate nematode models of human neurodegenerative disorders for organelle-specific autophagy and susceptibility to necrosis, upon manipulations that alter lifespan. Fourth, we will investigate the functional conservation of key mechanisms in mammalian models of neuronal necrosis. Together, these studies will deepen our understanding of age-related neurodegeneration and provide critical insights with broad relevance to human health and quality of life.
Project acronym NEURONAGE
Project Molecular Basis of Neuronal Ageing
Summary Ageing is associated with marked decrease of neuronal function and increased susceptibility to neurodegeneration, in organisms as diverse as the lowly worm Caenorhabditis elegans and humans. Although, age-related deterioration of the nervous system is a universal phenomenon, its cellular and molecular underpinnings remain obscure. What mechanisms are responsible for the detrimental effects of ageing on neuronal function? The aim of the proposed research programme is to address this fundamental problem. We will implement an interdisciplinary approach, combining the power of C. elegans, a highly malleable genetic model which offers a precisely defined nervous system, with state-of-the-art microfluidics and optical imaging technologies, to manipulate and monitor neuronal activity during ageing, in vivo. Our objectives are four-fold. First, develop a microfluidics platform for high-throughput manipulation and imaging of specific neurons in individual animals, in vivo. Second, use the platform to monitor neuronal function during ageing in isogenic populations of wild type animals, long-lived mutants and animals under caloric restriction, a condition known to extend lifespan from yeast to primates. Third, examine how ageing modulates susceptibility to neuronal damage in nematode models of human neurodegenerative disorders. Fourth, conduct both forward and reverse genetic screens for modifiers of resistance to ageing-inflicted neuronal function decline. We will seek to identify and thoroughly characterize genes and molecular pathways involved in neuron deterioration during ageing. Ultimately, we will investigate the functional conservation of key isolated factors in more complex ageing models such as Drosophila and the mouse. Together, these studies will lead to an unprecedented understanding of age-related breakdown of neuronal function and will provide critical insights with broad relevance to human health and quality of life.
Ageing is associated with marked decrease of neuronal function and increased susceptibility to neurodegeneration, in organisms as diverse as the lowly worm Caenorhabditis elegans and humans. Although, age-related deterioration of the nervous system is a universal phenomenon, its cellular and molecular underpinnings remain obscure. What mechanisms are responsible for the detrimental effects of ageing on neuronal function? The aim of the proposed research programme is to address this fundamental problem. We will implement an interdisciplinary approach, combining the power of C. elegans, a highly malleable genetic model which offers a precisely defined nervous system, with state-of-the-art microfluidics and optical imaging technologies, to manipulate and monitor neuronal activity during ageing, in vivo. Our objectives are four-fold. First, develop a microfluidics platform for high-throughput manipulation and imaging of specific neurons in individual animals, in vivo. Second, use the platform to monitor neuronal function during ageing in isogenic populations of wild type animals, long-lived mutants and animals under caloric restriction, a condition known to extend lifespan from yeast to primates. Third, examine how ageing modulates susceptibility to neuronal damage in nematode models of human neurodegenerative disorders. Fourth, conduct both forward and reverse genetic screens for modifiers of resistance to ageing-inflicted neuronal function decline. We will seek to identify and thoroughly characterize genes and molecular pathways involved in neuron deterioration during ageing. Ultimately, we will investigate the functional conservation of key isolated factors in more complex ageing models such as Drosophila and the mouse. Together, these studies will lead to an unprecedented understanding of age-related breakdown of neuronal function and will provide critical insights with broad relevance to human health and quality of life.
Project acronym NEUROPHAGY
Project The Role of Autophagy in Synaptic Plasticity
Researcher (PI) Vassiliki NIKOLETOPOULOU
Summary Neuronal metabolism is emerging as an essential regulator of brain function and its deregulation is a common denominator in neurological disorders entailing intellectual disability and synapse dys-morphogenesis. The autophagy-lysosome system is the major catabolic pathway dedicated to the recycling not only of protein aggregates but also lipids, nucleic acids, polysaccharides and defective or superfluous organelles, among others. Appreciation of the role of autophagic pathways in the healthy and diseased brain continues to expand, as accumulating evidence indicates that proper regulation of autophagy is indispensable for neuronal integrity. At the cellular level, several lines of evidence implicate autophagy in the regulation of synaptic plasticity. However, the synapse-specific substrates of autophagy remain elusive. Similarly, the synaptic defects arising from autophagy impairment have never been thus far systematically addressed, yet they translate into severe behavioural deficiencies, such as compromised memory and cognition, pertinent to disorders of intellectual disability. The present proposal aims to determine how autophagy regulates synaptic plasticity and how its deregulation contributes to synaptic defects. In particular, the objectives aim to: 1) Monitor and characterize the presence of the autophagic machinery in pre- and post-synaptic sites. 2) Identify autophagic substrates residing in synapses and whose turnover via autophagy determines synaptic plasticity. 3) Characterize the synaptic defects and ensuing behavioural deficits arising from impaired autophagy in the hippocampus. 4) Use C. elegans as a model system to address the evolutionary conservation of the synaptic role of autophagy and perform forward genetic screens to reveal novel regulators of autophagy in synapses.
Neuronal metabolism is emerging as an essential regulator of brain function and its deregulation is a common denominator in neurological disorders entailing intellectual disability and synapse dys-morphogenesis. The autophagy-lysosome system is the major catabolic pathway dedicated to the recycling not only of protein aggregates but also lipids, nucleic acids, polysaccharides and defective or superfluous organelles, among others. Appreciation of the role of autophagic pathways in the healthy and diseased brain continues to expand, as accumulating evidence indicates that proper regulation of autophagy is indispensable for neuronal integrity. At the cellular level, several lines of evidence implicate autophagy in the regulation of synaptic plasticity. However, the synapse-specific substrates of autophagy remain elusive. Similarly, the synaptic defects arising from autophagy impairment have never been thus far systematically addressed, yet they translate into severe behavioural deficiencies, such as compromised memory and cognition, pertinent to disorders of intellectual disability. The present proposal aims to determine how autophagy regulates synaptic plasticity and how its deregulation contributes to synaptic defects. In particular, the objectives aim to: 1) Monitor and characterize the presence of the autophagic machinery in pre- and post-synaptic sites. 2) Identify autophagic substrates residing in synapses and whose turnover via autophagy determines synaptic plasticity. 3) Characterize the synaptic defects and ensuing behavioural deficits arising from impaired autophagy in the hippocampus. 4) Use C. elegans as a model system to address the evolutionary conservation of the synaptic role of autophagy and perform forward genetic screens to reveal novel regulators of autophagy in synapses.
Project acronym SET-NET
Project Enzymatic and genomic targets of histone modifying enzymes and their role in liver metabolism and hepatocarcinogenesis
Researcher (PI) Ioannis Talianidis
Call Details Advanced Grant (AdG), LS4, ERC-2011-ADG_20110310
Summary "In this proposal we will study the role of histone methytransferases Set9, PR-SET7, Smyd2, Smyd3 and the demethylase LSD1 in hepatocarcinogenesis and in the regulation of hepatic metabolic pathways. The hypothesis raised here suggests that the function of histone modifying enzymes is realized through 4 overlapping regulatory layers: i. via modifications of chromatin, ii. via modifications of recently identified transcription factor substrates, iii. via influencing the hepatic transcription factor crossregulatory circuitry, and iv. via modification of each other. To dissect the role of these regulatory layers and determine their contribution in the control of hepatic metabolic pathways, and in the development of hepatocellular carcinoma, our activities will involve: i. Generation of relevant KO and transgenic mouse models, ii. Functional characterization of novel non-histone and histone substrates, iii. Analysis of novel cross-regulatory protein modifications affecting the activity of the enzymes and iv. the identification of their genomic targets and associated chromatin modifications using global approaches. The work is expected to provide important insights into a previously unanticipated network of protein methylation-directed regulatory modules, potentially operating in multiple biological pathways such as liver development, metabolism, apoptosis and carcinogenesis. The functioning of such network would be of high biological importance, with far-reaching implications in drug development, rivaling those of phosphorylation or acetylation regulated processes."
"In this proposal we will study the role of histone methytransferases Set9, PR-SET7, Smyd2, Smyd3 and the demethylase LSD1 in hepatocarcinogenesis and in the regulation of hepatic metabolic pathways. The hypothesis raised here suggests that the function of histone modifying enzymes is realized through 4 overlapping regulatory layers: i. via modifications of chromatin, ii. via modifications of recently identified transcription factor substrates, iii. via influencing the hepatic transcription factor crossregulatory circuitry, and iv. via modification of each other. To dissect the role of these regulatory layers and determine their contribution in the control of hepatic metabolic pathways, and in the development of hepatocellular carcinoma, our activities will involve: i. Generation of relevant KO and transgenic mouse models, ii. Functional characterization of novel non-histone and histone substrates, iii. Analysis of novel cross-regulatory protein modifications affecting the activity of the enzymes and iv. the identification of their genomic targets and associated chromatin modifications using global approaches. The work is expected to provide important insights into a previously unanticipated network of protein methylation-directed regulatory modules, potentially operating in multiple biological pathways such as liver development, metabolism, apoptosis and carcinogenesis. The functioning of such network would be of high biological importance, with far-reaching implications in drug development, rivaling those of phosphorylation or acetylation regulated processes."


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You'll Never Guess What Gary Hovey Does With Forks And Spoons
By Kiri Picone | Edited By Savannah Cox
While most of us use flatware to eat, Gary Hovey has a much better use for forks, knives and spoons. Check out his incredible flatware animal sculptures.
Source: Gary Hovey Sculptures
From chocolate paintings to cross-stitch metal artwork, artists are always coming up with innovative ways to make art from everyday objects. Take, for instance, Gary Hovey, who uses cutlery to make awesome sculptures of animals and wildlife. To create each sculpture, Gary Hovey must cut, weld and shape numerous stainless steel forks, spoons and knives. The finished product is an intricate, silver wildlife creature forged from flatware.
Source: My Modern Met
Source: Find it! Winfield
Ohio-based Gary Hovey began sculpting with flatware in 2004, which was almost twenty-five years after he was first inspired by a John Kearney sculpture made from chrome car bumpers. By this point, Hovey already had extensive experience with metalworking and welding, both important in the flatware sculpting process. These sculptures depict a variety of wildlife—such as birds, bears, deer, beavers and gorillas—and other images, including a stunning portrayal of the human eye.
Source: Visual News
Source: Flickr
What's most interesting about Hovey's work is that he utilizes each fork, spoon and knife to create intricate, lifelike details, such as the shape of an eagle's feathers or the rough texture of a bear's fur.
Hovey has exhibited work in various galleries, many of which are in or around the state of Ohio, where he currently resides with his wife and children. Hovey was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease in 1994, but hasn't let the illness keep him from his artistic gifts. In fact, he's found that the flatware sculpting can often be therapeutic.
Kiri Picone
Bay Area transplant Kiri Picone is a writer and marketer who loves bizarre news and the color purple.
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Although they are sometimes trivial and may seem like a very simple user interaction element, buttons are essential in any Web design as they serve as the communication line between the website and its user. An everyday element in the world of Web design, creating an effective toggle button means creating not just stylish and trendy but functional elements that will help grab attention and entice users to click, navigate, and learn more about your website and what it offers.
One common type of button that you can see on websites and apps nowadays are toggle buttons. A toggle button allows the user to change a setting between two states such as check or unchecked, on or off, and yes or no. Here, you can find a compilation of Toggle Buttons that you can download and use on your Web design projects and help you create effective controls that will surely improve the user experience of your designs, along with other app button designs available on our website.
As a toggle button have two states, each state can trigger its own state of action. Also, toggle buttons are placed in a set which means that only one button can be enabled or checked at a time, and all other buttons are automatically unchecked. There are also two types of toggle buttons.
Simple Toggle Button. The most common type of toggle buttons. It executes one or more actions through the use of the checked and unchecked triggers. Although they are simple, they allow you to modify its visible text and overall look such as color and size.
Image Toggle Button. The image toggle button has the same qualities with the simple one but with images of your choice to skin it, including making it appear like glossy buttons. Using this kind of button, you have to reference four pictures to respectively skin the different states of the image toggle button.
Whether you're a designer or Web builder, here are some design techniques that you should consider when applying toggle buttons and other buttons in your Web interfaces.
Clearly label buttons. Users avoid interface elements without a clear meaning or leave the site altogether if they cannot find the buttons on the page immediately. Thus, each button should have a clear and distinct level that will make it easier to find.
Keep it consistent. Regular users of the Internet remember details in the pages they visit and usually associate a particular element into a button. Using a toggle button that is consistent with most website ensures a more familiar experience for your users.
Make buttons look like buttons. You have to be careful in choosing the right composition such as proper visual signifiers and clickable elements for your button design. Consider shapes, shadows and highlights, too.
Make sure it does what it's supposed to do. Toggle buttons should be able to perform the task that it is supposed to do. Otherwise, it will confuse your users and make them less confident in selecting the correct action, eventually discouraging them to continue.
As a designer, you will always have your own way to design Web page elements but using predesigned styles, such as the toggle buttons listed on this page as well as the flat button designs available on another article can obviously save you a lot of time. So, don't hesitate to download your choice now!


Foster City, Calif. – June 6, 2006 – Delhi-based Indian digital printer, JMD, has installed a VUTEk® PressVu® UV 200/600 W+ digital print system. Its new rigid and flexible printing capabilities were recently used to print high quality images onto hessian (burlap) coffee sacks and other rigid POP substrates for the launch of Costa, the Italian coffee house chain, in India.
By using a local Indian print shop for the job, Costa was able to realize its creative ambitions, and print high quality interior wall graphics and POP signage on unusual substrates, while saving itself 60% over the cost of using a foreign supplier.
Producing 370 square meters of print for installation at 10 coffee houses across Delhi, one of the most challenging issues JMD faced was how to print photo quality images onto hessian bean sacks. The company solved this by using the flexibility of its PressVu UV 200/600 W+ to print to rigid substrates.
"By mounting the one square meter substrate to a three centimeter thick wooden frame, we were able to stretch the hessian flat and minimize the effect of fibers standing proud and distorting the print. Once mounted, the substrate was simply fed through the PressVu UV and the high-resolution graphics imaged to the surface." In addition to the hessian graphics that adorned each wall, JMD also produced a variety of POP graphics. These included 7' x 5' (2 meter x 1.5 meter) menu boards printed on to rigid Sunboard, and menu cards printed on to 9' x 2' (3 meter x 1 meter) MDF (fiber board). The printing took half a day for each Costa coffee house, with onsite installations taking a further day.
Due to the success of this job, JMD is currently in negotiations to print the graphics for another 280 Costa coffee houses across India, Europe and the Middle East.
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Lagace - Task Leader David A. Paygrade: Civilian. UDXF – UTILITY Dxers FORUM – ELF and VLF Guide Version 1. It works by accepting a signal from an external modulator to amplify to a power level of 250 kW (MILSPEC) or to 350 kW (commercial). Welcome to our line of Low Frequency, Natural Radio Research, Broadcast, Marine and Shortwave products. Grappling hook: Grappling hook. The removal and saving this historic transmitter used for submarine communications during the Cold War 16 Khz VLF, Rugby, England G4PMY. JUMA TX136 is a digitally controlled CW transmitter for 136 kHz (2200 meter) amateur radio band. Jim Creek Naval Radio Station is a United States Navy very low frequency (VLF) radio transmitter facility at Jim Creek near Oso, Washington. It is also the name of the band designated by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Antennas and transmitters are the key to virtually all forms of modern telecommunication. We sell SDRPlay RSP2 1kHz-2 GHz SDR Receiver at Radioworld UK for all your SDR needs call 01922 414796. 4 kHz, uses an antenna consisting of two guyed masts, each 458. Over on YouTube user Mile Kokotov has uploaded a video showing how he is able to receive Very Low Frequency (VLF) signals between 300 Hz to 30 kHz using just his PC, a Miniwhip antenna connected to his sound card input port and a program called SAQrx Panoramic VLF Receiver. The bottom line is that a flying VLF transmitter/antenna would have a much lower output, compensated by possibly being much closer to the receiving sub. Map VLF fields from geophysical and man-made sources 3. ANTENNA DESCRIPTION The VLF antenna at HEH has been named a TRIDECO type of antenna (HNCD, 1963, 1967). Surplus and Collectible Military Radios, Transceivers, Receivers, Commercial Radios, Amateur Radios and more! Harris, Collins, Transworld, Racal, Watkins Johnson. Rothery UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF MINES USBM CONTRACT FINAL REPORT (H0346045) Task C, Task Order No. The station provides one-way communication to submarines in the Navy's Atlantic Fleet, both on the surface and submerged. I am looking to make a loop antenna to receive one of the 250 kW 100 kHz Loran-C transmitters, which like GPS are designed for navigation but can be used to develop a frequency standard. In my "LEK" transmitter, I also use the low-pass filter shown enclosed within the dotted lines in Figure 1 just to make sure that the output is clean no matter what kind of antenna is connected. 1, JANUARY 2010 3 Sensitive Broadband ELF/VLF Radio Reception With the AWESOME Instrument. Shop with confidence. And since longer wavelengths have required taller antennas, communications in these frequency bands have entailed the construction of enormous and costly transmitter structures. Power Supplies & Loads General Purpose View All ». Some American Indians had. At the expected antenna efficiency, the radiated power will be 1,000,000 watts. The close-up of the VLF receiver below shows a 363k resistor and 750 pF capacitor from the antenna (Fahnstock clip) to the gate of the J201 JFET (or any type suitable for low voltage application). net Article: Science and Technology: An Ultra-Small Transmitter for VLF? - A study, "A high Q piezoelectric resonator as a portable VLF transmitter," by Stanford University SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory researcher Mark A. This article is about receiving radio stations operating in the VLF band (3-30 kHz). He is looking to measure how much of the VLF energy is absorbed into the ground from different locations on the surface. Our 30,000 square foot warehouse houses the largest selection of two-way radios and two-way radio equipment on the planet! We have over 50,000 radios in stock so you know you are getting the best selection available; a great reason to make Used-Radios. T he Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio spectrum extends from 3 to 30 kHz. Indeed the antenna will be qute cumbersome, but I wonder if there are any options available. Also, there are receivers that pick up the VLF transmitter signals with the purpose of recording the signal strength, and there are receivers that pick up waves in the Ionosphere caused by lightning or solar activity. Our recent focus has been in the area of UHF Satcom-on-the-move. Here is a list of VLF transmitters suitable for SID monitoring. Wheeler, Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on legacy, pre -. In order to relate these transmissions to Universal Time (UTC) the phases of the two frequencies being broadcast are adjusted at the transmitter to go through zero simul-taneously in a positive. The removal and saving this historic transmitter used for submarine communications during the Cold War. VLF transmitter Lualualei is a facility of the United States Navy near Lualualei, Hawaii transmitting orders to submerged submarines in the very low frequency (VLF) range. The close-up of the VLF receiver below shows a 363k resistor and 750 pF capacitor from the antenna (Fahnstock clip) to the gate of the J201 JFET (or any type suitable for low voltage application). VLF is 3 to 30kHz, compare that with TV at 470MHz to 860MHz, or even FM, at 88MHz, that`s Mega Hertz by the way, not kilo hertz !. Long distance reception of amateur VLF signals usually involves looking for signals using Spectrum Laboratory software. A grappling hook is a device with multiple hooks, attached to a rope; it is thrown, dropped, sunk, projected, or fastened directly by hand to where at least one hook may catch and hold. The antenna is capable of about 1. The VLF transmitter is used primarily for transmitting orders to submarines on 19. The attached structure is a 10-12 foot wooden shed that houses the remote antenna tuner. Since no backup UAV was available the test was postponed. NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS FOR SPATIAL POWER-COMBINING In a VLF transmitting antenna, the transmitter needs to provide higher power for the front end of the transmitting antenna within the acceptable power range (usually less than 1000kW). the Transmitter Keep-Alive Program (TKAP)/Service Life Extension. AMRAD LF Pages. Goliath transmitter was a VLF transmitter of the German Navy near Kalbe an der Milde in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, which was in service from 1943 to 1945. The VERDIN transmit terminal is used to multiplex, encrypt, encode, and modulate up to four 50 bps submarine broadcast channels into VLF/LF radio frequency signals which is amplified/radiated by the VLF/LF transmitter antenna. Our 30,000 square foot warehouse houses the largest selection of two-way radios and two-way radio equipment on the planet! We have over 50,000 radios in stock so you know you are getting the best selection available; a great reason to make Used-Radios. Initially, the extremely low frequency transmitter and antenna system was envisioned to be very large and capable of transmitting control orders to the submarine fleet. Very Low Frequency Antenna 3 KHz - 17 KHz. The Siple Experiment. electrons with VLF noise, injected into the Earth's magnetosphere. Loop antennas have been widely used for many years in direction finding systems particularly aboard aircraft and vessels. 1 May 1977 ARTHUR D. 491 A narrowband receiver was installed at the SANAE IV base in Antarctica to monitor specific very low frequency (VLF) radio signals from transmitters around the world. A transportable very-low-frequency (TVLF) transmitter system was used for the transmissions from Port Heiden and Anchorage. This technique is still under active development and a HF transmitter for the world's most powerful facility is still under construction in Alaska. - this antenna should be positioned as high and free from metal conductors as possible. There are multiple Location categories to choose from including US, World, US Military, World Military, HFCC, DXCC and/or User locations. The electric field receivers use antennas, and the magnetic field receivers use coils of various sizes. 4 kHz and 23. Frequency ranges: VLF, LF. The antenna was lowered and all connections upgraded to allow for a higher current carrying capacity. Manufactured by Global - Wulfsberg Systems. A portable VLF transmitter usually uses a loop antenna. "The strategic VLF/LF submarine communications program involves several VLF and LF transmitter antennas located around the world. Indeed the antenna will be qute cumbersome, but I wonder if there are any options available. I did some preliminary design work on an antenna tuner for the VLF transmitters; the idea was to match the antenna dyamically, synchronized with the modulation. It had a maximum transmission power of 1800 kW and was the most powerful transmitter of its time. It took two attempts to come up with the final antenna and receiver design to filter out the large amount of urban noises, and to stabilize the receiver to the TBB Naval transmitter. Instructions for constructing the VLF receiver and antenna are available on this website under the SID Monitoring Overview. The antenna was lowered and all connections upgraded to allow for a higher current carrying capacity. 04 and a loss resistance of 60 with a power of 200W. –Missing 20 dB of VLF power is a big inner magnetosphere question • Tremendous opportunities for bi-static VLF transmit-receive measurements –Validate chorus –hiss conversion model –Determine VLF antenna transmission efficiency • Lots of good science to be done. The station provides one-way communication to the United States strategic submarine forces. The VLF Transmitter Cutler is the United States Navy's very low frequency (VLF) station at Cutler, Maine. this same decade the U. It included a GPE-1A AM exciter, a PAL-500 linear amplifier, and an ATS-2 SWR monitor/controller with its remote tuner mounted at the base of a 31-foot vertical antenna. This means that from the 200W transmitter power there will be 133mW radiated (EMRP). • Occurs more frequently during magnetic storms • Also occurs during aurorae and is then referred to as an auroral chorus. XLT KTUS-1L The KTUS-1L is a high quality proven stainless steel radio buoy for marking longline and tuna gear in the harsh worldwide commercial fishing environments. These simple antenna types generally have a broad radiation pattern such that radio signals are transmitted (or received) over a very large number of directions. Because an antenna must be resonant with the selected frequency, that means antenna size is directly related to. For an antenna on this frequency I plan on using a 230 foot long magnetic loop element. This webpage is a technical discussion and tour of the NSS site an April 18, 1998, which was coordinated by John Cummings, N3CZE, with the transmitter facility staff. THE BIGGEST LITTLE ANTENNA IN THE WORLD - US Navy's VLF antenna at Cutler Maine - Free download as PDF File (. The 1750 meter unlicensed experimenters band requires conforming to FCC part 15 where a 50 ft. Kaneohe Omega Transmitter. Shop with confidence. These antennas must be large to compensate for wavelength and power handling requirements (0. With the regenerative RF circuit, this is achieved by off-setting the tuning 800Hz from the received signal frequency. 8 kHz) located in Jim Creek, WA. each antenna has to be matched to the transmitter. 3 KHz with a total power output of around 1 KW. 1 Power output. " Not sure about this novel approach yet. CESTRON announces acquisition of strategic assets from Ampegon and AM Broadcast News Release Berlin, 14 August 2019 The company CESTRON International GmbH announces takeover of strategic assets from the shareholders of the following companies:. the radiation performance of the umbrella VLF antenna array as a result of SPC. The connector for the upper and lower antenna rod are on the left. This article is about receiving radio stations operating in the VLF band (3-30 kHz). 3) to neighboring stations Palmer (L = 2. Reeve Anchorage, Alaska USA Member, Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers Abstract: Members of the UK Radio Astronomy Association have been working on a VLF receiver system prototype design since 2006 and UKRAA now sells it in kit and built form. Hams are able to use many frequency bands across the radio spectrum -- these frequencies are allocated by the FCC for amateur use. The antenna consists of 40 to 50 turns of copper wire wounded around a 60cm (24″) square frame. They can do this by dynamically tuning the antenna(s) in sync with the modulated signal frequency shifts. "The antenna can be used for all VLF, LF, MW and HF professional monitoring and short wave listening. 4 kilohertz (kHz) in the very-low- frequency (VLF) range, at 146,1 kHz in the low-frequency (LF) range, and at various frequencies in the high-frequency (HF) or shortwave range of 3 to 30 megahertz (MHz), The VLF and LF transmitters operate continuously and the HF transmitters operate. The Software Defined Receiver: SAQrx. UDXF – UTILITY Dxers FORUM – ELF and VLF Guide Version 1. This transmitter was used by Robert at his home. 54 km in diameter. The role the receiver plays in how VLF metal detectors work is that it acts as an antenna to pick up the frequencies coming from metallic objects in the ground and amplify them. This direct input tuned receiver works with our Model "C" antennas above on this page, in the range of 10 KHz to 530 KHz. 136 kHz Wikipedia entry for the 2200M ham band. It was inaugurated in 1943 as VLF-transmitter for submarine communication and used as antenna a wire span over Haiku Valley. These are the `Alpha' navigation beacons operated in Russia, and are an example of a VLF transmitter, which can be used to remotely sense disturbances in the ionosphere. Kuo, Spencer P. He is looking to measure how much of the VLF energy is absorbed into the ground from different locations on the surface. km away, although there's one in Anthorn northern England too. antennas provide wide coverage in the horizontal plane and several antennas are used to cover the whole range of the cell. CESTRON announces acquisition of strategic assets from Ampegon and AM Broadcast News Release Berlin, 14 August 2019 The company CESTRON International GmbH announces takeover of strategic assets from the shareholders of the following companies:. We have more high power VLF transmitters deployed than any other company with over 50 years of experience building and upgrading high power VLF systems. This is a pretty common VLF antenna (this one is from 1922): Even these massive antennas are electrically short and inefficient, which is why you see transmitters on the order of 1 megawatt at VLF frequencies. Maybe the best way to set your first steps on the 630 m band is by listening. In the electromagnetic channel, sub-ionospheric very low frequency (VLF) signal has significant contribution to understand the subject. 4 kHz and 23. The radio frequency spectrum is divided into major bands:. The Naval Facility operates high-power transmitters at 23. Tavolara VLF Transmitter, Mast Southwest 1 is a tower and is nearby to Punta del Papa and Punta Timone. I'm using the antenna to receive in a simple setup, where I measure the output power of a transmitter. The dimensions and the wire wounds do not have strict tolerances. A transmitter is an electronic device which, usually with the aid of an antenna, propagates an electromagnetic signal such as radio, television, or other telecommunications. And since longer wavelengths have required taller antennas, communications in these frequency bands have entailed the construction of enormous and costly transmitter structures. The detector buffers samples from signals pr. All you need is a + on the ground, with each of the four spokes of the + measuring 1. Navy at Jim Creek Valley, Washington, in the heart of the Cascade mountains. Homebrew LF projects. To use the RBB or RBC as a station receiver will require good isolation between the transmitter and receiver if they are using the same antenna. ) In this particular case, the transmitter itself is located a bit less than a meter from the base of the mast: Don't forget that the portion below the transmitter radiates, too, as it has current flowing in it, and is therefore part of the 3 meter measurement. If a transmitter produces 50W of power, express the transmitter power in units of (a) dBm (b) dBW. 10) filtering such as Fraser and Karous–Hjelt filters. Loop-Antenna Operation. Not only does it provide impedance matching and isolation, but it also gives the antenna a D. Indeed there are two different types of loop antennas, The first of these is the ferrite bar as build into practically every portable radio, the other is wound on an air-core form, and is far less popular with radio manufacturers because of its size, this is known as a tuned loop antenna. DRM Highlights 'Smart Radio For All' at IBC 2019; Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) part of Broadcast Asia Seminar in Singapore; Digital Radio Mondiale Participates in MBT Hungary Conference with new DRM Module. Kemp et al. Shop with confidence. I am wanting to know if it would be even possible to build a VLF transmitter and antenna to broadcast just a simple pulse to a receiver about 100-150ft away or are these things available for purchase somewhere. As far as I know, the Alexanderson alternator at SAQ is currently the only operating radio station with an electro-mechanical transmitter that does not rely on valves or semiconductors. The station provides one-way communication to submarines in the Navy's Atlantic Fleet, both on the surface and submerged. Loop antennas have been widely used for many years in direction finding systems particularly aboard aircraft and vessels. I've not tried this. hygienists returned to the site to characterize very low frequency (VLF) electric fields beneath antenna downleads. #491, 8 pages. VLF transmitter Lualualei, which operates under the callsign NPM on 21. This page provides a frequency listing of LW transmitters in Europe, Africa and Asia, with links to station's websites and maps of transmitter locations. Listen to World Heritage Grimeton Radio (SAQ) Grimeton Radio is the last transmitter in the world generating rf power without any electronic parts. Less turns and. The station provides one-way communication to submarines in the Navy's Atlantic Fleet, both on the surface and submerged. VLF antennas are huge; the antenna of JXN is made up of three wires spun between two mountains and spanning a distance of over 2 km!. The transmitter emits a frequency selected by the operator that induces onto nearby pipes and cables. This circuit requires only one power supply 9V Only. VLF transmitter. This subcourse provides information necessary to make the right choice for an antenna and how to select. Press, 1967 (2) High Power Very Low Frequency/Low Frequency Transmitting Antennas, P Hansen, Military Communications Conf. East coast. It transmits with call sign NAA, at a frequency of 24 kHz and input power of up to 1. Whilst AM refers to a method of modulation it is also used in the USA for the band of frequencies used for (AM) broadcasting, Medium Wave (MW) in Europe, roughly 1. Here, the authors report on using piezoelectricity to more. No tubes, no semiconductors, only an engine driving an AC generator. 8 kHz) located in Jim Creek, WA. History of weather control www. DRM Highlights 'Smart Radio For All' at IBC 2019; Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) part of Broadcast Asia Seminar in Singapore; Digital Radio Mondiale Participates in MBT Hungary Conference with new DRM Module. Goliath was designed by: C. To use the RBB or RBC as a station receiver will require good isolation between the transmitter and receiver if they are using the same antenna. Using the bedrock would reduce the cost of building the huge antenna. however i need to make new amplifiers the seawater did some bad thing to the electronics. • Built 1900 • Destroyed by Storm 1901 • 24 KW • 80 KHz • Telefunken Transmitter at Sayville • Height: 477 ft. The Siple experiment was a Stanford, NSF funded, VLF- triggered emission experiment that took place from 1973 to 1988. txt) or view presentation slides online. click here for the whole MSF series Long wires can be used to receive the LF MSF signal but at a wavelength of 5000m its unlikely that any of us will actual use a real 'long wire' - which is defined as being many wavelengths long!. Category:Lualualei VLF transmitter. VLF/ELF Satellites?. The VLF system was not installed at the time. A much smaller high wing aircraft was used. This is a picture of the PA0RDT mini whip, an active antenna for the VLF and shortwave bands, together with its power feed unit: The whole antenna is smaller than a ballpoint pen! How can anybody believe this toy can replace a dipole of full length?!. Reprinted in Communications Quarterly, Winter 1991) Forword The VLF-LF receiver was developed and published in the Amateur Radio journal in three stages. It can begin with the militarized VLF receiving antenna, but also could include the front end electronics that interface the raw antenna signal with the receiver's signal processing subsystems. • Since the antenna is used for submarines, the Alexander transmitter is rarely operated with the antenna (once or twice per year). Hams are able to use many frequency bands across the radio spectrum -- these frequencies are allocated by the FCC for amateur use. Cutler Naval Station has a transmission power of 1800 kW, and it was at one time, and perhaps still is, the most powerful radio transmitter in the world. 3), and South Pole (Λ = 74°), each ~ 1500 km from the horizontal (magnetically east-west) VLF transmitting antenna at Siple, were found to be strongly dependent upon azimuth and upon signal frequency. This transmitter was powered by 4 x 12V heavy duty car batteries (48V) and used with a long wire antenna 1Kw SSB Transmitter. VLF transmitting antenna, requiring no ground plane, is much easier to construct and is less expensive than the vertical monopole antenna that is typical of the most modern VLF transmitting antennas in use at the present time. A VLF antenna that the Navy built on a remote peninsula in Cutler, Maine, in the heat of the Cold War just to send a trickle of data to submarines makes the point: the. The VLF Transmitter Cutler is the United States Navy's very low frequency (VLF) shore radio station at Cutler, Maine. zhemkovka vlf radiocommunications transmitter station (zhemkovka east slave moon station) deployed comm/elec/radar facilities ussr subject: zhemkovka vlf radiocommunications transmitter station (zhemkovka east slave moon station) deployed comm/elec/radar facilities ussr keywords. UDXF - UTILITY Dxers FORUM - ELF and VLF Guide Version 1. An excellent companion to this article is our list of New Ham FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)!. VLF Transmitter Cutler, Cutler, Maine. VLF antennas. VLF is 3 to 30kHz, compare that with TV at 470MHz to 860MHz, or even FM, at 88MHz, that`s Mega Hertz by the way, not kilo hertz !. It was part of the US Omega system, developed by the US Navy for military aircraft navigation, then commercial aviation. Power Supplies & Loads General Purpose View All ». Page: Issue: Equipment/Event Content: Photo — Numeric — 1: Nov65: $1 Million Contract Awarded by USAF - Tech Services: No: 2: May65: $1 Million Contract For Modem Equipment: N. For VLF reception there may be some advantage in adding a low pass filter between the FET and the transistor to reduce the levels of LF and MF broadcast signals that might otherwise overload the unit. The resulting antenna pattern is narrower or sharper in the broadside direction than it would have been for either dipole alone. MiniWhip Active Antenna Assembled in Box To note please: My original Antennas you can buy ONLY here in this sale or in my web store !I am not supplying them to other sellers. Click schematic for a full sized view. This technique is often used on mobile antennas and is described in the ARRL Antenna Book. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING, VOL. The dimensions and the wire wounds do not have strict tolerances. 1 Hz, to assess the quality of electrical insulation in high capacitive loads, such as cables. Description: The installation method of mini-whip antenna: The installation height is minimum 2 meters above the ground, and the lower half of the antenna must be fixed on the metal object to have an effect. I've not tried this. Wheeler, Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on legacy, pre -. VIEW OF ANTENNA TOWER S-111, BELOW THE MIDDLE OF THE STRUCTURE LOOKING UP. Long distance reception of amateur VLF signals usually involves looking for signals using Spectrum Laboratory software. The removal and saving this historic transmitter used for submarine communications during the Cold War. A resonant, full wavelength antenna is much longer than 60 feet. There are 13+ Transmission towers totally. Maybe the best way to set your first steps on the 630 m band is by listening. For some time I thought it would be fun to make a VLF receiver based on similar principles, also without any valves or semiconductors, to receive the SAQ. org/wiki/Weather_control History of weather control Witches concoct a brew to summon a hailstorm. Early Products: Throughout our history, Collins Aerospace, Inc. Summary: A portable low-power Very Low Frequency (VLF) transmitter using a large square loop antenna has been designed, assembled and tested by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) for geological studies of fracture patterns in igneous rock masses. Longwave Transmitters I've compiled this list from a variety of sources, including the Medium Wave Circle and my own observations. 83) the ERP is. Roelof PA0RDT has tried the active probe antenna at 8. A list of VLF-transmitters and LF-transmitters, which work or worked on frequencies below 100 kHz. Because an antenna must be resonant with the selected frequency, that means antenna size is directly related to. –Missing 20 dB of VLF power is a big inner magnetosphere question • Tremendous opportunities for bi-static VLF transmit-receive measurements –Validate chorus –hiss conversion model –Determine VLF antenna transmission efficiency • Lots of good science to be done. Under ideal conditions in mid-winter the high power European broadcast transmitters can be heard on the U. VLF Maine will be the largest and most powerful facility of its kind in the world when it is completed about January 1961. The station provides one-way communication to submarines in the Navy's Atlantic Fleet, both on the surface and submerged. I am wanting to know if it would be even possible to build a VLF transmitter and antenna to broadcast just a simple pulse to a receiver about 100-150ft away or are these things available for purchase somewhere. (Heinrich Hertz was the first to build a radio transmitter and receiver while understanding what he was doing. Land-based VLF stations were enormous, and easy to disable at the start of. Altoids Tin LowFER Transmitter. DEUTSCHE VERSION. 2011;107(9/10), Art. This inexpensive FM radio receiver antenna booster uses the BF324 TO92 style pnp transistor in a grounded-base configuration. I thought I would give everyone an example. 138 Path (GCP) between the transmitter and the VLF antenna. (the connection to and the antenna surface itself must be ABOVE the top of the mast). I am looking to make a loop antenna to receive one of the 250 kW 100 kHz Loran-C transmitters, which like GPS are designed for navigation but can be used to develop a frequency standard. Our evolving product line is the result of our dedicated research efforts primarily in the areas of LF, VLF, MF, and HF. org/wiki/Weather_control History of weather control Witches concoct a brew to summon a hailstorm. The 500 KC Amateur Radio Experimental Group Reception Report Maps for 2006-2011 These maps have been compiled by Ralph Wallio, W0RPK. The theme of this paper is to establish a reliable ionospheric very low frequency (VLF) transmitter, which is also broad band. AMEBA Transmitter Battery or Power Supply 2W (TA1) 20W (TA2) Data Port Specify Interface and Input Format RF at ULF or VLF Entire transmitter system subject to BAA size, weight, and power metrics Power RF Electronics Matching Networks Emitting Materials Mechanical Drivers Antenna Structures Thermal Control Anything Else Required Packaging and. Terminal impedance characteristics vary with applied voltage. Amplitude modulation of a carrier wave works by varying the strength of the transmitted signal in proportion to the information being sent. 1989 Gokhberg MB, Gufeld IL, Rozhnoy AA, Marenko VF, Yampolsky VS, Ponomarev EA. The Antenna. NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS FOR SPATIAL POWER-COMBINING In a VLF transmitting antenna, the transmitter needs to provide higher power for the front end of the transmitting antenna within the acceptable power range (usually less than 1000kW). Yosami VLF Transmitter is a mast (wired) in Kariya, Aichi-ken, Japan. The transmitter sends the modulated electrical energy to a tuned resonant antenna; this structure converts the rapidly changing alternating current into an electromagnetic wave that can move through free space. DARPA plans to conduct research "in the areas of materials, mechanical. I have tested it with a 1. 83) the ERP is. This power level serves the interests of domestic peace (no RFI) and RF safety. As the gain of a short vertical is 2. Rothery UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF MINES USBM CONTRACT FINAL REPORT (H0346045) Task C, Task Order No. Two main reasons for "one way" communication were if you communicate on frequencies of Very Low Frequency band (VLF) you need very long wire antenna and transmitter able to generate strong powered radio wave. Hilberling PT-8000A VLF / HF / VHF Ham Radio Transceiver RX: 9 kHz 30 MHz / 50 Every MP1R Super Antenna now comes with a free FG1 Freq Read more. Antenna building course in Finnish, PPS file 2018 JUMA COM HUB 2018 Circular polarization HF antenna with JUMA TC Turnstile Controller 2017. I got a new antenna for the LF / VLF band. Please let me know if you have any info on the antenna, 250kw (275KW?) transmitter (GE?), etc. In general, 1500 W PEP is the maximum output power an amateur may use when transmitting. I know I can make a VLF transmitter by running a software signal generator through a soundcard and into an antenna. It included a GPE-1A AM exciter, a PAL-500 linear amplifier, and an ATS-2 SWR monitor/controller with its remote tuner mounted at the base of a 31-foot vertical antenna. You will need a good ground system with an end fed quarter wave, but use two in a dipole for a nice shortened loaded dipole antenna. Mellinger, "Space Charge Deposition in Tubular Channel Ferroelectrets: A Combined Fluorescence Imaging/LIMM Study with Finite Element Analysis", J. To radiate electromagnetic waves efficiently, one needs an antenna with dimensions on the order of a wavelength of the radiation, which suggests that VLF/LF transmitter antennas are very large, typically many hundreds of meters high. "The strategic VLF/LF submarine communications program involves several VLF and LF transmitter antennas located around the world. + Miniwhip Active Antenna HF LF VLF Mini Whip Ham Radio Receiver Shortwave SWL SDR. Submarines had not enough length for the VLF antenna. VERY LOW FREQUENCY (VLF) The main difficulty in vlf and lf antenna design is the physical disparity between the maximum practical size of the antenna and the wavelength of the frequency it must propagate. Unless otherwise stated, they transmit almost 24/7. (Actually, Michigan's antenna intersection is located east of Republic, while the transmitter site is in the Gwinn area nearby, with no settlements of any size between the two towns. For 'quick' radio direction finding (without the need for a noisy computer), the 'bikeloop' antenna, mounted on a camera tripod, with a simple compass card, and a simple VLF downconverter (using an NE612 'Gilbert cell' mixer) proved to be a good alternative to find the direction towards a single transmitter. Cable runs between the antenna and receiver can be made up to 200 feet using 1/4 inch cable, or 600 feet using 1/2 inch cable. Notice that the wire between the antenna and PCB is twisted. The intended application of this receiver is to monitor signal strength of time code station WWVB at 60 KHz. Contents 1 Transmitter types 2 Radio transmitters 2. This design is small, simple and relatively easy to "hide". FCC Memorandum Opinion and Order PRB-1 covering antenna structures TEXT PDF HTML. VLF Very Low Frequency 3. A low power PSK31 transmitter using a Class-E power amplifier and envelope modulation Back in 1999, not too long after the first appearance of PSK31, I decided that I wanted to construct a beacon transmitter that would operate using this mode - but at the time the only practical means of generating PSK31 was with a computer, a sound card and an. element14 Learning Center Connectors III RF Connectors Sponsored by 1. ADRIAN KNOTT PROPOSES TUNED VLF ACTIVE ANTENNA [email protected] My first homebrew QRP TX was a simple solidstate CW transmitter using SL100, SK100 and BD139. In a VLF metal detector, there are two distinct coils: Transmitter coil - This is the outer coil loop. this same decade the U. I had a question to show how how to make a VLF antenna. The VLF Transmitter Cutler is the United States Navy's very low frequency (VLF) shore radio station at. The military uses kilowatt VLF for communicating with submarines, but they employ miles-long antennas dragged behind aircraft or spread across entire midwestern states. List of VLF transmissions [ edit ] This list is incomplete ; you can help by expanding it. 5 miles long. Sotnikov, Structure of the near Zone electric field and the power radiated from a VLF antenna in the ionosphere, Radio Sci. Lagace - Task Leader David A. These plots have been generated from data collected by the Stanford SID VLF receivers operated by Utah State University. Please let me know if you have any info on the transmitter, antenna, etc. LF stands for Low Frequency, that portion of the RF spectrum extending from 30 through 300 kHz. The electric field receivers use antennas, and the magnetic field receivers use coils of various sizes. Within it is a coil of wire. We sell SDRPlay RSP2 1kHz-2 GHz SDR Receiver at Radioworld UK for all your SDR needs call 01922 414796. This page provides a frequency listing of LW transmitters in Europe, Africa and Asia, with links to station's websites and maps of transmitter locations. The electric field receivers use antennas, and the magnetic field receivers use coils of various sizes. Very Low Frequency Antenna 3 KHz - 17 KHz. 4 mA or in the order of 20 mW. KTUS-1L RADIO BUOY / SEL-CALL RADIO BUOY FCC ID NO. TV Antenna Amplifier Circuit P. The lower frequencies go to pin 3 of U1A and get amplified slightly (gain=1+(2. Combining several antennas in a neat housing along with integrated electronics makes it quite effective when used in conjunction with signal analyzers. Due to the very low frequency, receiving such stations requires some special equipment, since most radios don't support these low frequencies. The list is not complete and should be expanded and corrected. The efficiency (®) of. In tests that sent signals from the transmitter to a receiver 100 feet away, the researchers demonstrated that their device produced VLF radiation 300 times more efficiently than previous compact. Antenna selection depends on frequency bands, coverage, and antenna gain needed. The VLF Transmitter Cutler is the United States Navy's very low frequency (VLF) shore radio station at Cutler, Maine. All you need is a + on the ground, with each of the four spokes of the + measuring 1. The distance between one point to another adjacent point in a wave is known as the wavelength. Umbrella antennas are in common use for commercial medium-wave AM broadcasting as well as for LF and VLF transmitters for broadcasting and navigational aids. T he Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio spectrum extends from 3 to 30 kHz. The original baby monitor antenna is the short gray one and the VLF antenna is the longer black telescoping type. The Fixed Very Low Frequency [FVLF] Site Upgrades program maintains and upgrades antennas and transmitters at the FVLF sites. Directional to help reduce interference when 2 stations from different directions are on the same channel. Introduction 2. BUT, I'm at a loss to explain the output spectrum. , allowing 10 seconds transimissioni time alternately for each frequency. Surplus and Collectible Military Radios, Transceivers, Receivers, Commercial Radios, Amateur Radios and more! Harris, Collins, Transworld, Racal, Watkins Johnson. This is the view from standing near the house. We have more high power VLF transmitters deployed than any other company with over 50 years of experience building and upgrading high power VLF systems. The Cutler VLF transmitter antenna masts as seen from across the Little Machias Bay at a distance of about 2 miles. Non-hams can "listen in" via their own receivers or radio scanners. The Transmit Antenna needs to be tested safely and legally, so let's test using the receiver module and Arduino by uploading some code below to the Arduino Microcontroller.


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Performing Tuesday, June 21, 2:00 - 2:50 PM, Grace Presbyterian
Spanish organist Raúl Prieto Ramírez is known to the American organ audience from his appearance four years ago at the 2012 AGO national convention and from his widespread performances in the United States. He teaches at Ball State University in Muncie, IN and was a student of German organist Ludger Lohmann.
In Dúo MusArt–Barcelona he joins his wife, pianist Maria Teresa Sierra, in an organ and piano performance team that has experienced growing popularity at home in Spain as well as elsewhere in Europe. She is a graduate of the St. Petersburg Conservatory in Russia. The duo has recorded for the Brilliant Classics label, and made its American debut at the Methuen Music Hall in Massachusetts.
Dúo MusArt–Barcelona is represented by Phillip Truckenbrod Concert Artists.
Six Duos, Op. 3 Charles-Marie Widor
Allegro cantabile (1844–1937)
Diptyque pour piano et orgue Jean Langlais
Allegro (1907–1991)
Variations on a Theme by Paganini Witold Lutosławski
arr. Raul Prieto Ramirez
Rhapsody in Blue George Gershwin
arr. Duo MusArt
Variations on Carmen by G. Bizet Vladimir Horowitz


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Can somebody help me understand Einsteins Law of Relativity?
Albert Einstein, in his theory of special relativity, determined that the laws of physics are the same for all non-accelerating observers, and he showed that the speed of light within a vacuum is the same no matter the speed at which an observer travels. As a result, he found that space and time were interwoven into a single continuum known as space-time. Events that occur at the same time for one observer could occur at different times for another.
As he worked out the equations for his general theory of relativity, Einstein realized that massive objects caused a distortion in space-time. Imagine setting a large body in the center of a trampoline. The body would press down into the fabric, causing it to dimple. A marble rolled around the edge would spiral inward toward the body, pulled in much the same way that the gravity of a planet pulls at rocks in space.
After reading it again and again i cannot understand the concept.Can someone explain me in some very simple words?
Any help appreciated.Thanks
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Although instruments can neither see nor measure space-time, several of the phenomena predicted by its warping have been confirmed.
Einstein's theory of general relativity predicted that the space-time around Earth would be not only warped but also twisted by the planet's rotation. Gravity Probe B showed this to be correct.
In 1905, Albert Einstein determined that the laws of physics are the same for all non-accelerating observers, and that the speed of light in a vacuum was independent of the motion of all observers. This was the theory of special relativity. It introduced a new framework for all of physics and proposed new concepts of space and time.
Einstein then spent 10 years trying to include acceleration in the theory and published his theory of general relativity in 1915. In it, he determined that massive objects cause a distortion in space-time, which is felt as gravity.
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This was the theory of special relativity. It introduced a new framework for all of physics and proposed new concepts of space and time.
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Q: Convert python file to .exe using pyinstaller I'm trying to make executable Tkinter file with photos, video and two songs using pyinstaller. I've done it without pictures, but I don't know how to connect them in the exe file. Is it possible using pyinstaller, or I need to use some other module? I am using python 3.8.2

A: PyInstaller won't do such a thing. You need to provide your sound files manually. First, you need to add your sound files to the output executable with add-data flag then create a function to load your files from the extracted path

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Bargainers clashed Sunday over whether to limit the number of migrants authorities can detain, tossing a new hurdle before negotiators hoping to strike a border security compromise for Congress to pass this coming week. The White House wouldn't rule out a renewed partial government shutdown if an agreement isn't reached.
Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, in appearances on NBC's Meet the Press and Fox News Sunday, said "you absolutely cannot" eliminate the possibility of another shutdown if a deal is not reached over the wall and other border matters. The White House had asked for $5.7 billion, a figure rejected by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, and the mood among bargainers has soured, according to people familiar with the negotiations not authorized to speak publicly about private talks.
People involved in the talks say Democrats have proposed limiting the number of immigrants here illegally who are caught inside the U.S. – not at the border – that the agency can detain. Republicans say they don't want that cap to apply to immigrants caught committing crimes, but Democrats do.


This is the page for WordCamp UK related social events.
Just very informal drop-in, have planned/guestimated that around 50 people may attend?
Penny Blacks is a nice bar in the Mailbox development beside the canals (about 5 mins from venue, nearer to nitenite hotel if that's where people are staying), not to formal but very good selection of beers and a relaxed atmosphere.
Have provisionally booked a private area at this bar from 8pm onwards (it's likely to be sectioned off at the rear of the bar).
The bar does very good food if people want to eat, traditional stuff like bangers and mash or fish and chips.
Geeky quiz with random teams, and then a DJ.
This venue, is in a traditional pub - and is again Free. It has a PA available to have the Quiz (which I'll write and compère), and we'll sort the DJ stuff too.
It would be nice to provide some food and drink — do we have a budget for this? Or does anyone think we could get extra sponsors for this in particular?
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In our readings on this Feast of the Annunciation, we have the story of two visitations: one to Ahaz, King of Judah, and the other to Mary, mother of our Lord.
In the first of these visitations, God promises, through the prophet Isaiah, to rescue Ahaz and the people of Judah from the hands of their enemies. They have only to put their trust in God and God will deliver them. Furthermore, God invites Ahaz to ask for a sign so that he will have no doubt or fear about placing his whole trust in God's promise. Ahaz declines the offer, saying he does not want to put the Lord to the test. But what seems at first glance to be a humble and appropriate response is revealed instead to be a sign of the king's stubbornness and resistance. Ahaz actually resents God breaking into his life; he prefers to make his own decisions and to map out his own path, and this stubbornness and pride leads to his destruction.
Mary also receives a visitation. God promises, through the angel Gabriel, to bless her with a son, who "will be great, and will be called the Son of the Most High," and through whom God's people will be established forever. Mary's response is the opposite of Ahaz's. She accepts the intervention and the promise with openness and trust, and responds with those familiar words, "Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word" (Lk 1:38).
Why come to church? In an era of declining membership in mainline churches, in a time when more and more people – not justyoungpeople – are exercising the option not to attend church services, why do we keep coming back? What is it that we realize that we need, and that compels us to return to this place day after day, week after week?
There are many possible answers, and no doubt we would find a wide range of reasons if we polled the congregation today. Most of us would say we come first of all to worship and to give thanks to God. We realize that life is a gift – all of it –and we wantand needto return thanks to the Giver of all that we have received. Many of us would say we come to be fed by Word and Sacrament, to be nourished and strengthened by the holy gifts of Bread and Wine for the service we feel called to give in the world. Others of us come for community, to join together with people who have made a commitment to belonging to God and to following Christ. We take seriously the call to join ourselves to the Body of Christ, and we find strength in solidarity with others in this place. But here is another important reason why we come to church: We come because we realize that living as a Christian in the world is counter-cultural, and we need frequently to be remindedof that, instructedin that, and encouragedin that. When we realize that God asks us to live in ways that are often out of step with the culture that surrounds us, that God invites us to embrace and embody a different set of principles and values than the world promotes, namely the values of the kingdom of God, then we understand how much we need the support of others as we make this difficult and sometimes perilous journey upstream.
Picture this: Jesus and his disciples are traveling on a hot and dusty road from Galilee – the territory in the north where he was raised and where he has been teaching and healing – to Jerusalem, the holy city in the south that is the center of Jewish faith and practice. He has deliberately set out to go there, "setting his face towards Jerusalem," knowing full well its dangers, and the opposition he is certain to face there.
Along the way, he has revealed to his disciples that he must suffer and be put to death by his enemies, but that God will raise him to life again. These words confuse and frighten them and they repeatedly demonstrate their failure to understand not only the meaning of this prediction, but also who he is and what he has been teaching them. They seem not to have grasped at all the concept of the "kingdom" of which he has been speaking – an "upside-down kingdom" in which the first are last and the last are first, in which to lose one's life is to gain it, and in which the greatest is the servant of all.
One day Jesus was invited to dine at the house of a Pharisee. While they were at table, a woman "who was a sinner" entered the room with an alabaster jar of ointment. She began to wash Jesus' feet with her tears and dry them with her hair. Then she continued to kiss his feet as she poured the costly ointment over them. We are not told who the woman was, or what had earned her the reputation of "a sinner," or how she knew Jesus, or why she was weeping and anointing his feet. The gospel writer records only her simple act of profound love and devotion.
So what do you make of the story we've just read from the Gospel of Luke? Do you believe in 'demons' or 'unclean spirits' that 'possess' people and cause physical and mental illness? Do you believe that these 'demons' can be 'cast out' and that Jesus had power over them, as this story testifies? Or do you suspect that this story so heavily reflects first-century beliefs about human behavior and illness that it has little relevance to us who live in the modern era? Is it difficult for you to make sense of "Jesus, the exorcist"?


The snap turned out fine. I rarely post selfies, and this one garnered compliments, including on my wrapped up hair and how good my skin looks.
Can I be candid? I'll be 51 this month. I have not lead an abstemious life. And yet… my skin does look pretty darned good.
I credit three things: Genes; you can't change that. The foundation is what it is.
Staying out of the sun. Because my skin is so pale, I couldn't tan, even though it was definitely in fashion when I was growing up. I was the dorky kid wearing a t-shirt in the pool. I learned to be careful in the sun, or deal with a painful burn.
The third thing? Clean your skin, and use a moisturizer. Big secret, huh? I do notice a difference, especially if I skip moisturizing for a couple of weeks. These days, I make a milk cleanser for myself (an oil-based emulsion) or use one of my soaps to clean my skin (Malka is my favorite), plus an alcohol-free toner, then moisture before bed. Sunscreen during the day. That's it. Nothing complicated. Takes about 3 minutes.
The best thing about making my own skincare is learning that I can be low-maintenance, while taking care of myself, too. After all, brushing your teeth isn't vanity. Why should taking care of you skin be?
Thanks, Mindy! I love my work–and I love the new look for my web site and newsletter!


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Hypersensitivity to Metronidazole and other contents of the product.
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Sergej Fjodorovič Achromejev (; 5. května 1923, Vindrej – 24. srpna 1991, Moskva) byl sovětský voják, maršál ruské národnosti, náčelník generálního štábu Sovětské armády v letech 1984–1988.

Život
Ve Velké vlastenecké válce bojoval v jednotkách Leningradského, Stalingradského, Jižního a 4. ukrajinského frontu.

Po 2. světové válce postupoval ve funkcích i hodnostech, až byl v roce 1974 převelen do generálního štábu do funkce náčelníka Hlavní operační správy, později byl 1. zástupcem náčelníka generálního štábu. Jeho zásluhy při organizaci a plánování afgánské války mu v květnu 1982 vynesly titul Hrdina Sovětského svazu. Blízký vztah, negativně vnímaný kolegy, k ministru obrany Ustinovovi, mu vynesl v březnu 1983 povýšení na maršála Sovětského svazu. Po odchodu náčelníka generálního štábu Ogarkova byl jeho přirozeným nástupcem, v nové funkci zprvu podporoval politiku Gorbačova i proti svým podřízeným, ale po nějaké době oponoval jednostranným ústupkům v odzbrojovacích jednáních s USA. Nakonec byl v prosinci 1988 nahrazen poslušnějším generálem.

Po neúspěšném pokusu skupiny konzervativců o převzetí moci v SSSR spáchal dne 24. srpna 1991 sebevraždu. Pochován je na Trojekurovském hřbitově v Moskvě.

Vzdělání
 1942 absolvoval Vojensko-námořní vysokou školu M.V.Frunze
 1942 absolvoval 2. Astrachaňskou pěchotní školu (v dvouměsíčním programu)
 1945 absolvoval Vysokou důstojnickou školu samohybného dělostřelectva tankových a mechanizovaných vojsk
 1952 absolvoval Vojenskou akademii tankových a mechanizovaných vojsk
 1967 absolvoval Vojenskou akademii generálního štábu

Vojenská kariéra
 30. června 1940 odveden
 17. října 1942 – listopad 1944 – velitel čety, náčelník štábu praporu, pomocník náčelníka štábu pluku, velitel praporu
 září 1945 – září 1947 – velitel praporu
 červenec 1952 – srpen 1955 – náčelník štábu pluku
 srpen 1955 – prosinec 1957 – velitel tankového pluku
 prosinec 1957 – prosinec 1960 – zástupce velitele tankové divize
 prosinec 1960 – září 1965 – velitel tankové (výcvikové) divize
 červenec 1967 – říjen 1968 – náčelník štábu 8. tankové armády
 říjen 1968 – květen 1972 – velitel 7. tankové armády
 květen 1972 – březen 1974 – náčelník štábu Dálněvýchodního vojenského okruhu
 březen 1974 – únor 1979 – náčelník Hlavní operační správy a zástupce náčelníka Generálního štábu Ozbrojených sil SSSR
 únor 1979 – září 1984 – 1. zástupce náčelníka Generálního štábu Ozbrojených sil SSSR
 září 1984 – prosinec 1988 – náčelník Generálního štábu Ozbrojených sil SSSR
 od prosince 1988 ve Skupině generálních inspektorů, poradce prezidenta SSR

Vojenské hodnosti

 8. prosince 1956 – plukovník
 13. dubna 1964 – generálmajor tankových vojsk
 21. února 1969 – generálporučík tankových vojsk
 30. října 1974 – generálplukovník
 24. dubna 1979 – armádní generál
 25. března 1983 – maršál Sovětského svazu

Vyznamenání

Politická činnost
 Od srpna 1943 člen VKS(b)
 březen 1981 – červen 1983 – kandidát ÚV KSSS
 červen 1983 – červenec 1990 – člen ÚV KSSS
 1984–1989 – poslanec Nejvyššího sovětu SSSR
 1989–1991 – lidový poslanec SSSR

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

  Životopis S. F. Achromejeva
  Životopis S. F. Achromejeva na warheroes.ru

Maršálové SSSR
Ruští válečníci
Sebevrazi
Narození v roce 1923
Narození 5. května
Narození v Mordvinsku
Úmrtí v Moskvě
Úmrtí v roce 1991
Úmrtí 24. srpna
Pohřbení na Trojekurovském hřbitově
Muži

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import argparse
import json
import zipfile

def parse_args():
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
            description='Detects and zips all the required files for a site together')
    parser.add_argument('--output', type=argparse.FileType('wb+'), required=True)
    parser.add_argument('--root-files', type=str, nargs='+', default=[])
    parser.add_argument('--resources', type=str, nargs='+', default=[])
    parser.add_argument('--source-map', type=json.loads, default={})
    return parser.parse_args()

def process_file(file_path, out_zip, source_map, unused_resources, used_resources=None):
    used_resources = used_resources or set()
    assert unused_resources.isdisjoint(used_resources)

    real_resource_path = source_map.get(file_path, file_path)
    out_zip.write(real_resource_path, file_path)

    contents = None
    with open(file_path, 'rb') as file:
        contents = file.read()

    for resource in unused_resources.copy():
        if resource in unused_resources and resource in str(contents):
            unused_resources.remove(resource)
            used_resources.add(resource)
            process_file(resource, out_zip, source_map, unused_resources, used_resources)

    return used_resources

def main():
    args = parse_args()

    with zipfile.ZipFile(args.output, mode='w') as out_zip:
        for page in args.root_files:
            process_file(page, out_zip, args.source_map, set(args.resources))

        out_zip.close()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()