Anton Paar's SAXSpace small-and wide-angle X-ray scattering (SWAXS) system has been specifically developed to characterize nanostructured samples and materials. The device is capable of measuring the shape, size and size distribution of nano- sized sample and particle domains, and is perfect for studying biological (Bio-SAXS), colloidal, and isotropic samples.
The SWAXS system also provides a range of accurate and versatile sample stages that can be extended to all SAXS applications. It provides easy handling and automatic alignment to ensure smooth and error-free operation. The rugged design combined with short measurement time and high system uptime ensures high-quality WAXS or SAXS results as well as high sample throughput. These features make SAXSpace suitable for studying nanostructures in a wide range of materials, such as nanoparticles, polymers, foods, proteins, pharmaceuticals, and surfactants.
Microfibril angle (MFA) in coir fibers during tensile straining was examined using the SAXSpace system operated in point collimation mode in combination with the integrated TS 600 tensile stage. During mechanical tests, structural changes in complicated materials can be defined.
Lignocellulosics is a key structural feature of natural fibers and wood. MFA in lignocellulosics represents the angle of the helical windings of cellulose microfibrils in the secondary cell. Nature can modify the MFA to improve the tissues' mechanical properties, such as fracture stress, strain, and Young's modulus.
A common natural fiber, coir fiber is acquired from the coconut's mesoscarp. It is mainly composed of cellulose and lignin, and is optimized for a maximum fracture strain. Hence, the fiber has the highest possible MFA of approximately 45°. Previous studies have used synchrotron radiation to analyze the coir deformation behavior under tensile stress. These studies have demonstrated that the MFA of the cellulose fibers is directly proportional to the degree of the applied strain. The same experiments were again performed using the SAXSpace system with a built-in TS 600 tensile stage.
Coir fibers (identical to those studied in a previous experiment) were fastened on a plastic support and placed onto the TS 600 tensile stage. Though the SAXSpace system operated in point-collimation mode, 2D diffraction patterns of separate fibers at different levels of strain were obtained. Next, the signal was collected in wide-angle mode, as and when the cellulose fibers diffract at large diffraction angles of 23°. Using the SAXSquant software package, the resultant 2D diffraction data of individual strain level was azimuthally combined with the De-bye-Scherrer rings of the cellulose 200 reflections.
In the case of the unstrained fiber, the MFA between the cellulose fibers was observed to be about 45°. Upon stretching the fiber, there was not any major difference in the MFA until a 3% strain was reached. Over this threshold, the MFA between the cellulose fibers was found to reduce significantly. For about 7% strain level, the MFA was reduced to a value of 38°.
Figure 2. Azimuthal integration along the 200 reflections. The position of the maximum is shifted to the center for the strained fiber.
The study has documented that the use of the SAXSpace system combined with a built-in TS600 tensile stage provides a suitable option for on-site analysis of structural changes that occur in a wide range of materials during mechanical tests. This way, the relationship between the structure and the property in thin foils of metals, polymers, and biological materials can be investigated under suitable laboratory conditions.


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Reward About 4g with body drops averaged in.
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The only downside is about a 20 min lockout timer.
This is an easy solo run that takes about 4 min to finish.
Mobs scale with character level, so exp stays high.
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Bus driver charged after scooter riders killed in a crash in Sydney's south
By Rachel Clun & Jenny Noyes
Updated January 29, 2019 — 11.13am first published at 6.23am
The private operator responsible for running Sydney's public buses will conduct an internal investigation after a bus driver who allegedly caused a crash that left two scooter riders dead was charged with dangerous driving and subsequently stood down from driving duties.
Police allege the bus driver, 48-year-old Luis Rojas, was using a mobile phone behind the wheel as his bus travelled south along Kingsgrove Road in Kingsgrove on Monday night. About 8.20pm, the bus struck a stationary scooter carrying two men, sending it into the path of an oncoming car.
A bus driver has been charged over a crash that left two men dead in Kingsgrove on Monday night. Credit:TNV
Despite the efforts of paramedics and Fire and Rescue NSW crews at the scene, the 32-year-old driver of the scooter and his 28-year-old passenger died on the road.
"Unfortunately the rider was thrown into the path of another vehicle and was killed instantly, and the passenger died a short time later," Assistant Commissioner Michael Corboy of Traffic and Highway Patrol said.
The scooter was destroyed in the crash, which left glass strewn across the road. The bus was also damaged, with the right-hand-side of the windscreen smashed.
Mr Corboy said the two victims were food delivery workers from Hurstville, and spokeswoman for Uber confirmed both were registered as delivery partners with Uber Eats.
"We will be reaching out to their families via law enforcement to offer our support," she said.
The bus driver and the driver of the car were not injured, and both were taken to hospital for mandatory tests.
Following an investigation by officers from the St George Police Area Command as well as officers from the Metropolitan Crash Investigation Unit, the bus driver was arrested.
Mr Corboy said police had also reviewed CCTV footage from the bus.
"We will be alleging that bus driver was on his mobile phone as well as not wearing a seatbelt at the time [of the crash]," he said.
The male driver and passenger of the scooter both died at the scene. Credit:TNV
The bus driver was charged with two counts each of dangerous driving occasioning death and negligent driving occasioning death, one count of using a mobile phone while not permitted and one count of driving while not wearing a seatbelt.
He appeared before magistrate Jayeann Carney at Sutherland Local Court on Tuesday and was formally refused bail. He's next scheduled to appear in court on March 26 via video link.
A spokeswoman for Transit Systems, which operates Sydney metropolitan buses in the city's western region and inner west/southern region, said the driver had been stood down pending police and internal investigations.
"The driver involved in this incident is fully authorised and licensed, and has 11 years' bus driving experience," she said.
"We are absolutely devastated for all of those involved and our deepest sympathies are with the families. We are committed to the highest safety standards and will work with all relevant authorities to fully investigate the matter, as well as conduct an internal investigation."
There were no passengers on the bus at the time of the crash, the spokeswoman confirmed. It was a metropolitan service, not an on-demand service.
The crash was "really concerning stuff" for police, the Assistant Commissioner said.
"Two people lost their lives tragically where they didn't have to."
Five lives lost on NSW roads on Australia Day long weekend
Monday's crash takes the Australia Day long weekend road toll to five, with three others including a toddler killed in separate crashes on Saturday.
A 17-month-old girl was killed when she was hit by a car at a caravan park at Lake Conjola, on the NSW South Coast, about 3.40pm on Saturday.
The driver of the vehicle was taken to Milton Hospital for mandatory testing.
In Blayney earlier on Saturday afternoon, a 76-year-old man died after the car he was driving left the road and crashed into a paddock. His passenger, a 69-year-old woman, was taken to Bathurst Hospital suffering from neck pain.
Just after 11.30pm on Friday, a car crashed into a pole at Wisemans Ferry, trapping the 45-year-old driver. Despite the efforts of Rural Fire Service and ambulance crews, the man died at the scene.
Mr Corboy said it was unfortunate that five people died on NSW roads during Operation Safe Return over the long weekend.
"That was two more than the same period last year," he said.
"It's a timely reminder of how dangerous motor vehicles can be in any circumstances."
With AAP
Rachel Clun
Rachel Clun is a federal political reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, covering health.
Jenny Noyes
Jenny Noyes is a journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald.

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 Partnership – Казахстанский Медицинский Университет "ВШОЗ"
In 1999, in accordance with the intergovernmental agreement between the United States and the Republic of Kazakhstan, with the financial support of United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and American International Health Alliance (AIHA) a three-year partnership between Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and Kazakhstan's School of Public Health (KSPH) entered into force.
Within the framework of the partnership, professors of Virginia Commonwealth University (USA) organized and conducted a series of two week seminars for faculty of Kazakhstan's School of Public Health on such topics as Health Management and Policy, Economics and Financial Management Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Decision Making and Strategic Planning, Epidemiology and Statistics. The priority areas of cooperation were departments of "Health care policy and management", "Hygiene and epidemiology".
The long-term Master programs of Public Health were developed in accordance with recommendations of colleagues from Virginia Commonwealth University. In addition, University stuff got acquainted with distance learning programs. Employees of chairs "Health Policy and Management", "Health Economics" developed distance learning modules "Management in Health Care", "Economics and Financial Management".
The results of long-term cooperation with Virginia Commonwealth University were not only improvement of educational programs, educational process, but also creation of Resource Center with 3 computer classes, a local network and Internet access, and also providing KSPH with the latest literature on various aspects of public health.
During 2000-2003, short-term seminars on Health Management and Economics, Health Promotion, Epidemiology and Statistics, Environment, Rational Pharmacology, Evidence-Based Medicine, for teachers of family medicine from universities of Kazakhstan and countries of Central Asia are held by lecturers from Great Britain, as well as with the participation of the faculty of Kazakhstan's School of Public Health. In 2000, a cooperation agreement signed between KSPH and The British Council. The aim of the cooperation was to organize and conduct short-term seminars on management, economics, epidemiology in healthcare, in order to strengthen and develop primary health care.
In 2002, KSPH acquired a new partner – Soros Foundation-Kazakhstan (SFK), which provides grants for the formation of the teaching corps and the improvement of curriculum in disciplines of "Health promotion" and "Health economics" this cooperation consists in development, improvement and implementation of educational programs and scientific research in these areas.
From 2002 till 2003 on the basis of the KSPH, the project of the European bureau of the World Health Organization "Public Health Initiative in the field of food safety for Central Asian countries" was implemented. The project consisted of five seminars on topics such as "Food Legislation", "Microbiology", "Epidemiology of foodborne diseases", "Chemical Pollution of Food", "Hazard analysis and critical control points" for public health specialists, and staff from Ministries of Healthcare from 5 republics (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). The seminars were held in partnership with the World Health Organization: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Cantonal Laboratory, canton of Ticino (Switzerland), European University Sion (Switzerland), Chemical and Veterinary Control Laboratory in Munster (Germany). Upon completion of the program, KSPH established the Training Center for Food Safety.
According to objectives of the first phase of the project, health profiles and health research systems were provided in the form of a brief overview of population health, health system and the country's health research system. This review includes secondary statistical data in three selected regions (Karaganda, South Kazakhstan, Almaty) from different sources.
The work was carried out by a working group of teachers and master students of KSPH. During the implementation of the project, both master students and teachers acquired knowledge and skills in planning, analyzing and formulating research reports on the current state of the population's health, healthcare and health research system. As part of the project implementation plan, a one-day seminar was held in March 2006 on the results of the project work "Strengthening the capacity of young scientists in using research to improve the health of the people of Kazakhstan." The seminar was attended by representatives of local medical organizations, medical institutions, international organizations, statistical agencies and other interested persons. One of the initiatives for further cooperation with COHRED was to develop a module-program for conducting scientific research on the basis of KSPH.
In March 2013, KSPH became a member of Organisation for PhD education in Biomedicine and Health Science in the European System (ORPHEUS). The interests of KSPH in ORPHEUS are represented by the Head of the Department of Public Health and Social Sciences, Med.Sci.D, Ph.D. Aringazhina A.M.
• To give active support and guidance to members of ORPHEUS in enhancing their contributions to medicine and society in general.
• To provide information to members of ORPHEUS and all PhD candidates all over Europe.
• To represent higher education and research in biomedicine and health sciences and to influence policy making at national, European and international level.
• To encourage cooperation among members of the Association and the development of effective bilateral and multilateral networks.
• To promote cooperation in research and development of joint PhD programmes.
• To encourage mobility of PhD candidates and academic staff .
• To stimulate quality assurance of PhD research and education, and in particular to develop an accreditation process of PhD programmes in biomedicine and health sciences.
To cooperate with other associations with similar goals.
From July 23 to August 2, 2013, "Health Management: New Technologies in Medicine and Pharmacy" seminar was organized in GSM Barcelona, in which 30 people took part: health managers and management teachers.
On April 30, 2013, KSPH and Graduate School of Management Barcelona (Spain) signed an agreement on cooperation between universities in the field of education and research, including mobility of master students and teachers, planning and implementation of academic programs, participation in international events, research projects.
Currently, Kazakhstan's Medical University "KSPH" cooperates with the world's largest universities, management schools, clinics and public health funds.


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Almost time to taper? What the minutes from the latest U.S. Federal Reserve's meeting reveal.
On the latest edition of Market Week in Review, Senior Quantitative Research Analyst Abraham Robison and Julie Zhang, head of North America sales enablement and analytics, discussed the recently released minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed)'s July policy meeting. They also reviewed the latest U.S. consumer confidence and retail sales data, and assessed the economic outlook for China over the next 12 months.
Fed meeting minutes suggest tapering could start by end of year
Minutes from the Fed's July 27-28 policy meeting, released Aug. 18, indicated a willingness among Federal Open Market Committee members to start tapering asset purchases by the end of the year, Robison said. "The Fed has been buying US$120 billion in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities since the pandemic began, but has increasingly indicated it's likely to begin paring back on these purchases soon as the economic recovery strengthens," he stated.
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U.S. consumer-sentiment indicator plunges. Is concern warranted?
Turning to the latest economic data, Robison noted that the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index for August fell sharply, dropping to a preliminary reading of 70.2—down from a level of 81.2 in July. While this marked the steepest month-over-month drop in consumer confidence since the start of the pandemic, Robison cautioned viewers from reading too much into things. "In all honesty, this index has been a bit off for a while," he said, explaining that similar surveys have logged much more modest drops in sentiment.
U.S. retail sales, meanwhile, slowed by roughly 1% during July, according to the latest numbers from the Commerce Department, Robison said. "Importantly, this was largely in-line with consensus forecasts, and the overall U.S. consumer still looks to be in good shape due to fiscal stimulus, the ongoing economic recovery and the build-up of savings amid the pandemic," he concluded.
Key risks to China's growth outlook
Shifting to China, Robison said that over a 12-month time horizon, the outlook for the world's second-largest economy looks robust, although there are some key risks worth watching. The first of these pertains to the spread of the delta variant throughout the country. "Given China's zero-tolerance approach to COVID-19 outbreaks, we could see the imposition of containment measures that could impact growth a bit," he said. However, the latest numbers appear to show that the recent surge in infections is waning, Robison stated.
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Robison concluded by adding that China's ongoing regulatory clampdown is also another risk worth watching, with further regulation possible as the government appears to be zeroing in on inequality. Overall, however, he believes that a robust period of growth over the next 12 months still appears likely for the country.
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Job actions comes nearly one month after similar move by teachers in West Virginia won pay raises
WASHINGTON: Tens of thousands of teachers in the states of Kentucky and Oklahoma on Monday are protesting low pay and demanding more education funding for students.
Massive walkouts forced schools to close in both states as the teachers gathered at their state capitols to urging lawmakers to restore education funding.
"Stop the war on public education!" teachers chanted during the rally, carrying signs that reads: "Don't make me use my TEACHER voice," and "STRAIGHT OUTTA SUPPLIES."
Teachers in both states asked lawmakers to support education by allocating more funds as they hundreds of students walked side-by-side with their teachers.
Many schools in Kentucky and Oklahoma are facing financial hardships and most do not have enough textbooks for students. In addition, some schools do not have electricity because of unpaid bills.
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin last week signed raises of around $6,100 – about 15 to 18 percent per teacher, as well as $33 million for textbooks and $18 million in additional school funding. Taxes on cigarettes, fuel and gas production in the state have been increased, to raise money for the move.
Teacher union leaders gave state lawmakers until April 1 to pass a funding package that includes a $10,000 pay raise for teachers and a $200 million fund to public schools, pledging that if their demands do not meet, teachers across the state would launch a strike and would not return until their demands are met.
"It's day-by-day, depending upon the legislature fulfilling their promise," Alicia Priest, president of the Oklahoma Education Association teachers' union told the media. "We're going to say that our legislature started the process and they have a moral obligation to invest in our children and our children's future. That obligation has not been met yet. Funding for our students is an issue in every schoolhouse in the state of Oklahoma."
State Senator Joseph Silk said Oklahoma recently passed a $447 million tax increase that is a "substantial amount" of revenue for one year and he does believe lawmakers will do anything else this year on education funding.
Oklahoma is among the bottom three states in teachers' salaries, and until Thursday, teachers had not received a raise in a decade. Many teachers in the state are forced to work second jobs to meet their financial needs.
The walkouts in Oklahoma and Kentucky comes nearly a month after West Virginia teachers went on strike for similar concerns and received a pay raise.–AA
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Professor Andrew M Dorman and Professor Matthew R H Uttley Centre for British Defence and Security Studies As we entered 2017 the Ministry of Defence earmarked 2017 as the 'year of the Royal Navy (RN)'. In the press release that accompanied the announcement key milestones for 2017 were highlighted, including the new aircraft carrier HMS… Read More 2017 – the Year of the Royal Navy: time to get real?
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By Dr. Ellen Hallams and Dr. Tracey German In April 2016, Donald Trump declared 'We must as a nation be more unpredictable.' In a speech on foreign policy during the Republican primary campaign, Trump – who at that point was the front-runner for the GOP nomination – set out what the New York Times in… Read More The Age of Uncertainty: US Foreign Policy in the Trump Era?


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St. Louis Police Chief Breaks Down Over Violence of Riots: 'Can We Make Some Sense Out of This?'
By Michael Austin
Those left in the wake of the violence perpetrated by rioters who claim to be protesting the death of George Floyd are left visibly shaken by their experiences.
And St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Chief John Hayden is among those heartbroken by tragedies suffered as a result of the riots.
Early Tuesday morning, not long after four of his officers were shot amid the violence engulfing the city, Hayden tried to make sense of it all.
"Some coward fired shots at officers and now we have four in the hospital but thankfully, and thank God, they're alive," he told local media.
Hayden began to cry as he tried to continue.
"Can we make some sense out of this? Can we make some sense out of this? That's all I'm trying to say," he said.
According to KSDK, two of the officers were shot in the leg, one was shot in the foot and the fourth was shot in the arm. Each of them has been released from the hospital.
Rioters also threw bottles, rocks and fireworks, some of which exploded on officers, at law enforcement personnel.
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Hayden went on to describe how disturbed he was that many of these rioters were gleefully "jumping up and down," "high-fiving each other" and "flourishing pistols."
An exasperated @SLMPD Chief John Hayden speaks about four officers shot during Monday night's protests in downtown St. Louis. pic.twitter.com/T9bEU26xPv
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"You all might have some questions, but I don't know what else to say. This is horrible," he said.
One reporter did have a question, and it illustrated that things were even worse than the police chief was describing.
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"Chief, the firefighters were taking gunfire and rocks were being thrown at them, they couldn't get to scenes of fires. Talk about that a little bit," the reporter said.
Hayden responded by voicing his confusion over the rioters' intentions, given that the unrest started as a movement claiming to fight against injustice and racism.
"Well, the same individuals went in there and stole, looted, the 7-Eleven and then set it on fire," he said. "So again, what I don't understand is all the destruction and theft, because what does stealing have to do with any of this. So folks came down there just to steal, just to destroy property and just to hurt officers. That was the purpose of their coming."
Despite the great amounts of violence and damage that St. Louis looters and rioters have been responsible for, Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has released every one who police have apprehended, according to Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt.
In a stunning development, our office has learned that every single one of the St. Louis looters and rioters arrested were released back onto the streets by local prosecutor Kim Gardner. pic.twitter.com/tMZVAyHssw
— Eric Schmitt (@Eric_Schmitt) June 3, 2020
Nationwide, various politicians and celebrities have also helped facilitate the release of those arrested amid the unrest.
At least 13 members of Joe Biden's presidential campaign have made donations to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a group that is using the funds to bail out those who have been jailed during the Minneapolis riots.
Various celebrities have donated as well:
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Please join me in supporting the Minneapolis protestors by donating to the @mnfreedomfund. The freedom fund is combatting the harms of incarceration by paying bail for low income individuals who cannot otherwise afford: https://t.co/tFr8Jh7TUX
— Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake) May 30, 2020
Ooo they might need more money then. Make it $200,000 https://t.co/axuJnazJkU
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 30, 2020
St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson made it clear on Wednesday that suspects apprehended on suspicion of committing crimes should not simply be immediately released.
"It's important to not send them right back out on the street and I know some of that has been happening," Krewson said, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "So that is not something that is in control of the mayor's office, or frankly, the police department who work extremely hard to make these arrests and deserve for people to be held so they're not right back out there doing the same thing."
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Four All-Americans have been named captains of the 2011-12 University of Minnesota wrestling team. Seniors Zach Sanders and Sonny Yohn have been tabbed to lead the team, along with sophomores Tony Nelson and Kevin Steinhaus. The Gophers return seven of their nine competitors, from its NCAA Championship Team, which finished seventh overall last season. Minnesota will be looking to claim their fourth national championship this season.
Sanders, is a three-time All-American at 125 lbs, who has placed fifth at nationals the last two years. The Wabasha, Minn., native went 34-6 last season with seven pins. He holds a career record of 102-23 with 28 pins.
Yohn enters his final campaign in the maroon and gold after coming off his second straight NCAA Championship appearance. Yohn, who hails from Alamosa, Colo., finished with 18 wins last season and a seventh place finish at nationals at 197 lbs. He lost to Big Ten foe Matt Powless in the second round by split victory 3-5, but came back to defeat Powless 5-2 for the seventh place match in Philadelphia.
The other two captains (Nelson and Steinhaus) as said before come from the sophomore class. This is something new to the Gopher tradition of having a couple sophomores take on the role, but Eggum and his staff feel pretty confident in their decision for this season.
"It is a little unique to have two sophomore captains in Tony Nelson and Kevin Steinhaus," Eggum said. "These two have showed the skills on the mat and have shown the responsibility of being great captains.
Nelson is coming off a very impressive freshman season. The Cambridge, Minn., native finished with a record of 33-8 and took seventh in the heavyweight division at the NCAA Championships, to earn him All-American honors. He took second at the Big Ten Championships after falling just short to Iowa's Blake Rasing.
Steinhaus, who picked up his first All-American honors with an eighth place finish at the NCAA Championships, finished with a record of 34-12 for the Gophers at 184 lbs. Hailing from Pennock, Minn., Steinhaus also recorded 11 major decisions in the 2010-11 season. He placed second at the Big Ten Championships after falling 3-4 against the Nittany Lions Quentin Wright.
Minnesota is set to open up practice on Monday October 10. The Gophers first competition of the season will be on Saturday November 12, as they will compete at the Bison Open.


Home is a really important thing to me. It's everything. It's your Tao. Feeling at home. Being at home. Creating home wherever you go.
I just learned something recently that blew my bind. Your birth home- energetically- is a place you may be magnetically tied to. It's the Vivaxis. It's what your body draws energy from, even if you are thousands of miles away from home.
And you can change where that Vivaxis cord is attached. By doing so, you can, as the theory goes, change your life.
It is awesome so far!
Apparently the Vivaxis was discovered in the 1960's by Fran Nixon. Judy Jacka wrote a book about it. She talks about how the condition of this magnetic cord affects us every day.
Imagine the place where you were born. What's happening there now? I was born in Jersey City when it was a crime capital of the US. Since I was born the city has gone through a renaissance but also an insane amount of construction and development.
I've always felt out of place wherever I was. I wondered if all this turmoil- and the reimagining- created unrest in me. I wondered reading about the Vivaxis if this is why I became obsessed with creating "home" everwhere I go?
In her book The Subtle Body Practice Manual, Cyndi Dale offers a wild explanation for unexplained chronic conditions physically… and feelings of ill-at-ease that don't dissipate.
You may need to MOVE your Vivaxis.
Let's say you were born in a city that now has been through a crisis whether ecologically or in society. You may be affected by the state of that city where you are rooted. So, if you move your Vivaxis, you get a new power source.
I figured I had nothing to lose so I sat down last night and started breathing and imagined the cord – like an umbilical cord- typing me to Jersey City. It's so industrial and I am not that industrial. I was ready. I tried moving my Vivaxis.
As Cyndi Dale describes it… you simply get relaxed, you see the cord, and then you re-plant it in a new place you pick. It's a place you are at home at. So I picked Nature. North Carolina. In the mountains.
I felt refreshed. Did it again. Felt more refreshed.
She says that you can do it over and over again until you feel grounded and well if you've been feeling unwell.
I feel fantastic and it's worth a try.
Whether or not the Vivaxis is real… I love this way of conceptualizing home. And it feels right to me. If you try it, please let me know what happens!!!
Donna Eden writes about this in Energy Medicine too, right?
So cool! I've never heard of this, but since I was born in Trenton, I might need to consider it.
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Salem, Massachusetts — An Essex County Grand Jury this morning returned a Youthful Offender indictment charging Philip D. Chism, 15, of Danvers, with an additional count of aggravated rape in connection with October 22, 2013 murder of his math teacher Colleen Ritzer, 24, of Andover.
The Essex County District Attorney's Office re-called the Grand Jury to present additional evidence this morning. The indictment alleges that the defendant forcibly had sexual intercourse with the victim. Aggravated rape is charged when there is serious bodily harm and/or when the rape was committed during the commission of another felonious and assaultive crime.
Chism had been indicted on November 21, 2013 for murder, aggravated rape and armed robbery and was arraigned on those charges on December 4, 2014.
Mr. Chism is represented by Attorney Denise Regan and remains held without bail. Indictments are allegations only and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. His next court date is January 30, 2014 in Salem Superior Court for a pre-trial conference. It is likely that he will be arraigned on the new charge at that time, however, that has not been officially scheduled.
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1. A Supersensitive Phosphorylation Site on Kí2.1 Hiroaki Misonou, Milena Menegola, Durga P. Mohapatra, Lauren K. Guy, Kang-Sik Park, and James S. Trimmer
Voltage-dependent K+ (Kv) channels are activated by changes in the cell membrane potential, but phosphorylation of residues in the subunits can significantly alter the extent of activation. A recent mapping of the Kv2.1 channel, a member of the Kv family present on most hippocampal and cortical pyramidal neurons, identified not one, not two, but 16 such sites. This week, Misonou et al. looked at two of these sites, S563 and S603, in more detail. The authors tested the effects of stimuli that cause increased neuronal activity such as kainate-induced seizures, or decreased neuronal activity such as deep anesthesia in rat brains in vivo. The authors also tested glutamate excitation of cultured neurons. In each case, S603 was much more sensitive. Increased neuronal activity led to calcineurin-mediated dephosphorylation, whereas reduced activity increased phosphorylation, providing a bidirectional and graded means to regulate channel function and in turn neuronal activity.
2. Development without Death
Robert R. Buss, Thomas W. Gould, Jianjun Ma, Sharon Vinsant, David Prevette, Adam Winseck, Kimberly A. Toops, James A. Hammarback, Thomas L. Smith, and Ronald W. Oppenheim
The developing nervous system of vertebrates initially generates an excess of neurons. About one-half of these neurons are then eliminated through programmed cell death, or apoptosis. Although many studies have focused on the mechanism of apoptosis and how to prevent it, few have looked at the fate of the "excess" neurons when their death was prevented. This week, Buss et al. did just that. They examined neuromuscular development in three animal models in which apoptosis was blocked: knock-out mice lacking the proapoptotic gene Bax, transgenic miceoverexpressing the survival factor Myo-GDNF (myogenin glial cell line-derivedneurotrophic factor), and chick embryosparalyzed by treatment with curare. All animals had an excess of axons projecting to target muscles, but motoneurons were smaller, and many axons failed to myelinate or form functional synapses. The phenotypes of the three animal models also differed in some features, consistent with distinct compensatory changes.
3. Orientation Tuning in Macaque Somatosensory Cortex
Pramodsingh H. Thakur, Paul J. Fitzgerald, John W. Lane, and Steven S. Hsiao
Previous work has shown that many neurons in the second somatosensory (S2) cortical region show orientation tuning, somewhat akin to that observed in the visual cortex. This week Pramodsingh et al. honed in on a single finger pad of two rhesus monkeys and show that this orientation tuning involves multiple mechanisms. They indented the skin of a finger pad with a motorized bar at eight different orientations and nine different locations and recorded from single neurons in the macaque S2 region. Some cells had simple cell-like receptive fields, but many neurons showed position invariant responses. That is, their firing was selective for a narrow band of orientations, and the preferred orientation was the same in any location across the finger pad. The range of response properties indicated that tuning results from a region of pure position invariance, bands of excitation and inhibition that are not centered on the finger pad, or a combination of these mechanisms.
4. Adenosine A2A Receptors and L-DOPA-Induced Dyskinesias
Danqing Xiao, Elena Bastia, Yue-Hang Xu, Caroline L. Benn, Jang-Ho J. Cha, Tracy S. Peterson, Jiang-Fan Chen, and Michael A. Schwarzschild
Treatment of Parkinson's disease with L-3,4- dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-DOPA) has its limits. Continued treatment often leads to adaptive behavioral responses and, in particular, involuntary movements referred to as L-DOPA- induced-dyskinesia (LID). Because adenosine A2A receptors are highly expressed in striatum, there has been interest in their use in nondopaminergic treatments. Xiao et al. wanted to know whether blocking A2A receptor signaling would relieve symptoms of LID in hemiparkinsonian mice. Using the Cre/lox system, the authors knocked out A2A receptors in the forebrains of transgenic mice. These mice developed fewer abnormal involuntary movements and rotational responses during chronic L-DOPA treatment, similar to mice that received low doses of A2A receptor antagonists along with L-DOPA. Thus A2A receptors in forebrain neurons may contribute to the behavioral sensitization to L-DOPA, perhaps indicating that A2A antagonists could reduce the risk of LID.
Related Neurons Articles from Brightsurf:
Paying attention to the neurons behind our alertness
The neurons of layer 6 - the deepest layer of the cortex - were examined by researchers from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University to uncover how they react to sensory stimulation in different behavioral states.
Trying to listen to the signal from neurons
Toyohashi University of Technology has developed a coaxial cable-inspired needle-electrode.
A mechanical way to stimulate neurons
Magnetic nanodiscs can be activated by an external magnetic field, providing a research tool for studying neural responses.
Extraordinary regeneration of neurons in zebrafish
Biologists from the University of Bayreuth have discovered a uniquely rapid form of regeneration in injured neurons and their function in the central nervous system of zebrafish.
Dopamine neurons mull over your options
Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have found that dopamine neurons in the brain can represent the decision-making process when making economic choices.
Neurons thrive even when malnourished
When animal, insect or human embryos grow in a malnourished environment, their developing nervous systems get first pick of any available nutrients so that new neurons can be made.
The first 3D map of the heart's neurons
An interdisciplinary research team establishes a new technological pipeline to build a 3D map of the neurons in the heart, revealing foundational insight into their role in heart attacks and other cardiac conditions.
Mapping the neurons of the rat heart in 3D
A team of researchers has developed a virtual 3D heart, digitally showcasing the heart's unique network of neurons for the first time.
How to put neurons into cages
Football-shaped microscale cages have been created using special laser technologies.
A molecule that directs neurons
A research team coordinated by the University of Trento studied a mass of brain cells, the habenula, linked to disorders like autism, schizophrenia and depression.
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Agencies need to be familiar with the laws, regulations and guidance that collectively direct federal agencies to participate in the development and use of standards. Understanding the standards development process and being prepared to effectively participate are essential. NIST's Standards Coordination Office (SCO) offers interactive workshops and seminars for federal, state, and local government agencies on the fundamentals of standards, conformity assessment, and related topics. SCO hosts periodic workshops and training events open to government agency personnel and creates custom training events tailored to meet individual agency needs upon request.
Standards and Conformity Assessment Training for Government Agencies
Four Universities Receive NIST Funding to Develop Standards Curricula
GAITHERSBURG, Md.—The U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has made four
Notice of Funding Opportunity: Cybersecurity Education and Workforce Development Stakeholder Engagement Program
NIST is pleased to announce funding on behalf of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE), for the
Five Universities Receive NIST Funding to Develop Standards Curricula
The U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded five grants totaling
2018 Applications for the Standards Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) plans to award funding for cooperative agreements for
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Guidebook for Standards-Based Testing of Radiation-Detection Systems
Leticia S. Pibida, Chritina Forrested, Peter Chiaro, Don Potter
This guide describes the test setups and processes needed to perform standards-based testing of radiological and nuclear detection systems. This guide is
Innovative Approaches to Combat Healthcare-Associated Infections Using Efficacy Standards Developed Through Industry and Federal Collaboration
Dianne L. Poster, Carl C. Miller, Yaw S. Obeng, Michael T. Postek, Troy E. Cowan, Richard A. Martinello
Nation-wide, healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) infect one in every 25 hospital patients, account for more than 100,000 deaths and increase medical costs
The Permeability of Vacuum and the Revised International System of Units
Ronald B. Goldfarb
The International System of Units (SI) is expected to be revised such that all seven base units, including the kilogram, will be defined in terms of fixed
Metrology Outreach and Training: A Fulbright Experience in Mexico
Georgia L. Harris, Flora Mercader, Adriana Veraza, Salvador Echeverria Villagomez
2016 was an exciting year for international collaboration on metrology education and training. This paper provides a 3-part look at how a Fulbright Specialist


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Xios ist ein Titularbistum der römisch-katholischen Kirche.

Das Bistum Xios ist vermutlich die antike Landschaft Xios im Nildelta an der kanopischen (westlichen) Nilmündung.

Das Bistum war bisher vakant.

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 Liste der römisch-katholischen Titularbistümer

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 Apostolische Nachfolge – Titularsitze

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Q: Finding text using selenium Thanks for your assistance I have been scratching my head and Googling all articles. Basically I want to extract the REQ ID and put it in an Excel sheet The REQ ID always starts with REQ and 6 zeros. Anyway I can do this either using Xpath find text?
Unfortunately the code below results in a null value as a number of elements share the same "class".
Ideally it would try to find the text "REQ000000" on the page. If found it would give me the contents of the tag or select the entire REQ00000012345.
<p _ngcontent-tme-c63="" class="headline-item__description font-weight-light text-secondary ng-star-inserted"> REQ00000012345 <!----></p>

 Sub GetReqID()
Sheets("Sheet1").Select

Dim Applicant, act As String
Dim answer, answer1, i As Integer
Dim d As WebDriver
Set d = New ChromeDriver
Dim keys As New Selenium.keys
Dim url As String
url = "https://url.com"

With d
.Start "Chrome"
.Get url
.Window.Maximize
'Wait 3 seconds
    Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:03"))
'Login

d.FindElementById("user_lg").SendKeys "username"
d.FindElementById("login_user_pwd").SendKeys "password"
d.FindElementById("login-btn").Click

'After logging in present dialog
answer = MsgBox("Get REQ# for " & Applicant, vbQuestion + vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, "Procced")

If answer = vbYes Then
Dim REQ As String
REQ = d.FindElementByXPath("//*[contains(@class, '" + "headline-item__description font-weight-light text-secondary ng-star-inserted" + "')]").Text
    MsgBox REQ
End If

End With

answer1 = MsgBox("Have you clicked Submit for " & Applicant, vbQuestion + vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, "Procced")

If answer1 = vbYes Then
    d.Quit
Else
    MsgBox "Close the file to end session", vbCritical, "Not Done?"
End If

End Sub

A: The way I managed this was to extract all the  tags into the Excel sheet. The subroutine stops when it finds the REQ000000.

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(ABC 6 News) -- Before Gabby Brown could even walk, her face was on billboards all around town.
"It came to me. I was like I just need to do something," said Curtis Jepsen.
Curtis Jepsen created a graphic of Gabby surrounded by butterflies and pink glitter to go up on seven billboards around Rochester. They were up while Gabby went through her second round of chemotherapy. In October, the 15-month-old was diagnosed with AML Leukemia.
"The power of prayer is very powerful and every person that would drive by that billboard would say and read the message "Gabby's Got This". That in itself is powerful. Even if they are not praying, they are thinking it and I think it does make a big difference," he said.
Curtis met Gabby's dad Matthew Brown in college and the two have been friends ever since. When Matthew saw the billboard for the first time, it was emotional.
"We were just coming into town and look up and see Gabby cheesin' and little butterflies flying around her. It was pretty cool," said Brown.
He added that the "Gabby's Got This" mentality is making a difference.
"She's doing good. She had a little more complications with the second round of chemo as far as some nausea and fevers. She just came out of it and she's on the mend and on the upswing so the prayers are working," he said.
Gabby is expected to be in the hospital for another month and then she will come back for another round of chemotherapy and then finally a bone marrow transplant.
They hope she is free of the disease by April.
"Right around the time, her little sister will be coming. Another girl. We are gonna have three girls. I'm in trouble," said Brown.
Until then, the billboards will go up around town whenever there is space.
"It's the least I can do to get some more people thinking about her and praying for her," said Jepsen.
A Go Fund Me page has been created called "Gabby's Great Fight". The money will help the family pay Gabby's medical expenses. For more information click here.


Good routine servicing and preventative maintenance are crucial to reliability, longevity and proper performance of your studio equipment and will pay dividends in the long run.
Very often, warning signs of impending doom or imminent failure can be easily detected if you know where to look and what to look for. Appropriate action can then be taken before problems actually occur.
Preventative maintenance practices will avoid degradation and failures and together with calibration, ensure continuing good performance and fidelity.
Professional audio gear is expensive as is studio down time so it makes sense to take good care of your equipment thereby preserving its value as well as its performance and reliability.
Power supplies: Failures can and do cause extensive and costly damage to consoles and equipment. You don't want to know! Have yours checked and serviced before you find out.
Faders: Periodic cleaning and lubrication will keep them silky smooth and noise free.
Switches: Periodic cleaning and contact treatment greatly improves longevity and reliability, not to mention reducing your stress during sessions.
Connectors: Dirty connector contacts can cause a variety of problems ranging from minor nuisance, poor audio performance and level level discrepancies to total system failure. Periodic cleaning will go a long way towards preventing this.
Re-calibration: Over time and as modules get swapped around, high distortion in VCA circuits, inconsistent EQ and dynamics response and so forth will occur.
Capacitor replacement: Electrolytic capacitors (the bane of nearly all analog audio gear) dry out with heat and time causing LF roll-off, level discrepancies, uneven panning and even oscillating power supply circuits.
Disc Drives: Periodic cleaning and inspection.
Many routine maintenance procedures can carried out by studio staff. Virtual Earth Pro Audio is happy to provide instruction and training allowing more cost effective use of your maintenance budget.
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In this age of "big data", large-scale experimental and simulation data is increasingly becoming available in all fields of science, and materials science is no exception to it. Our ability to collect and store this data has greatly surpassed our capability to analyze it, underscoring the emergence of the fourth paradigm of science, which is data-driven discovery. The need to use of advanced data science approaches in materials science is also recognized by the Materials Genome Initiative (MGI), further promoting the emerging field of materials informatics.
In this talk, I would present some of our recent works employing state-of-the-art data analytics for exploring processing-structure-property-performance (PSPP) linkages in materials, both in terms of forward models (e.g. predicting property for a given material) and inverse models (e.g. discovering materials that possess a desired property). Some examples include developing models for predicting fatigue strength of steel alloys, data-driven discovery of stable compounds, and microstructure optimization of a magnetostrictive Fe-Ga alloy. I will also demonstrate some online web-tools we have developed that deploy machine learning models to predict materials properties.
Such data-driven analytics can significantly accelerate prediction of material properties, which in turn can accelerate the optimization process and thus help realize the dream of rational materials design. The increasingly availability of materials databases along with groundbreaking advances in data science approaches offers lot of promise to successfully realize the goals of MGI, and aid in the discovery, design, and deployment of next-generation materials.


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In Remembrance: Wiley Blair III '41 Died on March 24 2013
Wiley Blair III passed away peacefully on March 24, 2013, in Santa Barbara, California. He had a long career in business, and his service in the army during World War II and the Korean Conflict earned him two battle stars and a Distinguished Service Medal.
A full obituary was published in the Santa Barbara News-Press on April 14, 2013.
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