Ovia Health makes fertility, pregnancy, and parenting apps available to both general consumers and to employees through a separate employer and insurance partnership program.
Among those employers participating in the program is video game giant Activision Blizzard. The firm offers its employees insurance discounts to use a number of Ovia Health apps. Activision Blizzard then purchases an anonymous, aggregated version of its employees' data from Ovia Health.
Ovia Health responded in the Washington Post report that its apps encourage companies to hire more women. The company also said that it only works with large corporations to ensure that the data remains completely anonymous and that it leaves some sensitive data out of the reporting altogether.
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The Comparison of Russian and North Korean Nuclear Missiles
International Military - The use of nuclear weapons in the world is no stranger. Nuclear weapons are objects specifically designed to release explosive energy using nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, or both.
One of the most famous types of nuclear weapons was the atomic bomb that the United States dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. As a result of these attacks, hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians were killed and the Empire of Japan declared surrender in the Pacific War. In addition to the atomic bomb, another nuclear weapon that exists is a nuclear missile.
Some countries that have these weapons include Russia and North Korea. Here is a breakdown of the great missiles of Russia and North Korea.
1. Poseidon Missile
Russia has a nuclear missile called the Poseidon. This missile is an intercontinental nuclear weapon in the form of a giant torpedo. If fired, it is certain that Poseidon is capable of crushing the target object, including warships. Poseidon's speed is 70 knots. This figure is much lower when compared to intercontinental ballistic missiles.
However, its warhead which reaches 2 megatons, proves Poseidon is the most formidable. In specifications, Poseidon is estimated to have a length of 24 meters or about 79 feet with a diameter of 2 meters. Meanwhile, the operating depth of this missile is more than 1 km.
Poseidon's ability to perform operations at this depth is due to its titanium hull and is able to withstand pressure at extreme depths. Citing information from Euronews Next, the main target of this missile launch is the enemy's economic activity centers located in coastal areas.
After firing missiles, there will be a large area of radioactive contamination that will seriously disrupt economic, even military, activities in the long term.
Various parties also refer to the Poseidon as an underwater drone that can navigate independently and has the ability to be directed remotely. Another ability, Poseidon missions can be canceled after launch.
2. Hwasong-17 Missile
North Korea has a nuclear missile called the Hwasong-17. This weapon, also known as the monster missile, is the first ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) to undergo trials since 2017.
The Hwasong-17 is the largest ICBM ever developed and has the potential to launch a nuclear warhead anywhere in the United States. Hwasong-17 is actually a more perfect form than the previous generation, Hwasong-15. Where, the Hwasong-17 is capable of flying as high as 1,090 km with a maximum altitude of 6,248 km.
This weapon is capable of airing for more than 1 hour, 67.5 minutes to be exact. The Hwasong-17 is estimated to have a diameter of between 2.4 to 2.5 meters and a weight of 80 thousand to 110 thousand kg. During a test launch in March 2022, the Hwasong-17 was seen fired from a TEL (Transporter Erector Launcher).
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What is the ingroup bias?
This tendency to favor people who are part of specific groups to which we belong is a type of cognitive bias known as the ingroup bias. Simply put, it is the tendency to favor your own group. This might involve more transitory groups such as a softball team at work or more lasting associations such as your religion, nationality, or ethnicity.
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The Outgroup Bias is the psychological tendency to have a dislike for other people that are outside of one's own identity group. For example, if you are a fan of a football team, you are likely to dislike a fan of a rival football team, even if you admire the person. What Is Ingroup Bias?
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judgmental heuristics, social identity theory, and in-group versus out-group bias. In the consumer's world, the importance of reference groups is found in the significant role that the groups can have when an individual establishes a sense of belonging, self- Publish Year: 2008 Author: Danielle N. Salmon
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We select career paths, job assignments and hobbies based on our belief in our "unique" talents. Human beings get involved in situations and compete where they think they are distinctively good. However, there is a problem with this. We neglect the reference group and fail to appreciate that we will be among a select group of others, who are just like use. Evaluatin…
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Australian opposition lawmaker Clare O'Neil, left, speaks in Melbourne on Saturday alongside local community leader Youhorn Chea, in a video posted to her campaign's Facebook page.
Cambodian Issues Raised in Australian Election Campaign
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An Australian opposition lawmaker representing the large Cambodian community in Melbourne has pledged to put pressure on Prime Minister Hun Sen's government on issues of human rights and fair elections if she is re-elected on July 2.
Australia is currently amid one of the longest federal election campaigns in its history, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of the Liberal Party set to face off against the Labor Party's Bill Shorten in six weeks in a contest believed to be on knife's edge.
Clare O'Neil, a first-term lawmaker for the Labor Party who is expected to retain her seat of Hotham in Melbourne's southeastern suburbs, took to Facebook on Saturday morning to say that the results could affect Australia's relationship with Cambodia.
"Chum reap sour," Ms. O'Neil says in a video posted to her campaign page on Saturday, using the formal Cambodian-language greeting and sitting next to prominent Cambodian-Australian community leader Youhorn Chea, who fled Cambodia as a refugee in 1982.
"One of the issues that is raised with me very consistently by people in the Cambodian community is concern for the human rights situation in Cambodia," Ms. O'Neil says.
"I am very aware about concerns about the election that's to be held in Cambodia in 2018, and I will be doing everything I can working with Youhorn and other community leaders to push the Australian government to push for free and fair elections," she says.
The lawmaker did not respond to request for comment on Sunday. Yet Mr. Chea, who is a former mayor of Greater Dandenong in Melbourne's southeast and remains a member of its city council, said her appeal covered both international and domestic issues.
"The community is very concerned about this [Turnbull] government, and we want to support Clare. As you know, Hotham has many Cambodians. There are about four to five thousand Cambodian-Australians, and she is a great asset to our community," he said.
"The majority of the community in Hotham and in Australia, too, support the Australian Labor Party, because they support the working class and the Australian-Cambodians are mostly working class."
Koy Kuong, Cambodia's ambassador to Australia and the head of the CPP's outreach committee in the country, could not be reached.
However, Kalyan Ky, a member of the CPP and Australia's Liberal Party who lives in the neighboring electorate of Isaacs, said large numbers of the Cambodian community in Melbourne in fact support the Liberal Party—even if community leaders do not.
"Many Cambodian Australians came to Australia as refugees to escape communism, the socialist perspective and to escape the hierarchal structure. They came to build futures in Australia, to be innovative in their approaches to business," Ms. Ky said. "Cambodians are natural entrepreneurs. So it's untrue that most Cambodian-Australians would support Labor, as this is the kind of the existence they were escaping from," she added, explaining that the Liberal Party's small-government stance appealed to those voters.
Ms. Ky also said many Cambodians still felt indebted to the late Malcolm Fraser—a Liberal Party prime minister who in the 1970s altered Australia's policies to allow tens of thousands of people fleeing Cambodia to settle in Melbourne and Sydney.
Mr. Hun Sen's CPP and Australia's Liberal Party have slowly grown closer in relations since a $30 million deal was inked between governments run by the two parties in September 2014 for Cambodia to resettle refugees caught at sea trying to reach Australia.
Last year, Prime Minister Hun Sen's eldest son, Hun Manet, traveled to Australia as part of a group of prominent young leaders of the CPP, meeting with a group led by Simon Breheny, who was then president of the Young Liberals—the Liberal Party's youth wing.
Yet lawmakers from both the Liberal and Labor parties slammed the CPP in Parliament after the severe state repression of protests and a nationwide garment strike in January 2014 that left five people dead.
In a March 2014 speech, Philip Ruddock, who was then the Liberal government's chief whip, recalled his visits to Cambodia in the 1980s and said he was not impressed with how things had come.
"When I look at the way in which events have unfolded, I understand that Cambodia is very much what I would regard as a one-party state, with the CPP being in government for such a long period of time," Mr. Ruddock said at the time.
"I understand that elections are held, and they do not always look the same as ours," he said.
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A typical mountain farm is that owned and operated by Jiles Gass on Sand Mountain, about four miles west of Trenton.
Ten years ago, Jiles and his family resided in Chattanooga, where he was employed by the Crane Enamel Works. Spurred by a desire to come back "home" Jiles picked up and moved back to Sand Mountain, where he was born and raised. He settled on a tract of "woods" and began clearing and cleaning up. He now has about 100 acres, 35 of which are in cultivation. He has built a new home near the highway.
Jiles goes out for truck farming; marketing 1,000 to 1200 bushels of Irish potatoes annually. Beans, tomatoes, peas, etc., are raised quite extensively.
For the past several years, Jiles has built his farm up considerably. Aside from his truck farming, about five acres of cotton are planted each year; producing a bale per acre.
In the way of stock, Jiies has a milch cow, the old "family" mule and a few hogs. His wife, Essie, boast of the fact that her big flock of chickens pays for the groceries and many other incidentals. She and the only son, LeBron, make regular hands in the trucking season. LeBron particularly makes a good hand when the watermelons begin to ripen.
Peaches, apples, pears, plums, etc., are gathered from the young orchard, and in the cellar of the Gass home are hundreds of cans of fruit and vegetables.
Jiles says he is careful to rotate his crops and keep his terraces up.
Jiles O. Gass was born September 30, 1904 and died June 21, 1964. His wife Essie B. Gass was born April 28, 1909. Both are buried in Brown Gap Cemetery on Sand Mountain near their infant daughter.


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> I know, I know... The economy stinks. And I totally understand that budgets are getting squeezed, but my mortgage isn't any cheaper than it was four years ago--the last time I raised my rates--and the work hasn't gotten any easier.
> I've got my ROI pitch down: seasoned writers are more efficient than less experienced (read: cheaper) writers, etc, but when it comes down to it, there's no getting around the "so what is your rate" question. Even my existing clients are asking whether my rates are going down. (I feel like asking them whether they've had to take pay cuts: I suppose I'd consider one if I knew they had to as well.) I don't know whether to stay the course--because we all lose when rates go down--or whether I'm out of touch.
> Is anyone else feeling the pressure, and how have you handled it?
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Defender who played in the North American Soccer League and the U.S. Men's National Team in the 1970s. Smith was a member of the Philadelphia Atoms team that won the NASL title as an expansion team in 1973. He eventually played nine NASL seasons for five different clubs, and was a member of the New York Cosmos teams that won NASL titles in 1977 and 1978. Smith played 18 full internationals for the United States, including four World Cup qualifiers in 1976. Inducted in 2007.


Sri Lanka has seen torrid times in recent decades, so to witness its ascent to a top luxury travel destination is great testament to the positivity and perseverance of its warm-hearted population.
From civil war to tsunami, the island has weathered its storms, but this troubled history only adds to the mystique of a landscape that is rich with heritage.
Blending colonialist cultures with the emergence of a progressive, outward looking government, there has been no better time to plan a trip to this magical destination.
While one half of the island bathes in sub-tropical sunshine, the other half welcomes the monsoon so, when plotting your escape to paradise, be sure to check the climate.
May to September brings rains to the south-west, meaning the enchanting landscapes of the east – renowned for its world-class waves and fascinating wildlife – lie at your fingertips. Then, come October, and the seasons switch. The north and east prepare for their drenching - lasting through until February - meaning it's time to head south.
The shoulder season of February to April is particularly popular as much of the island is accessible throughout these months.
Arguably the most majestic aspect of this island nation: a rail-road that dates back to the 1800's, when the British arrived and introduced an infrastructure to support their trade routes.
Now a super low-cost means of travel, trips of up to eight hours set visitors back no more than a few hundred rupees, which is less than a coffee in most countries.
Whether riding the train down the blissful west coast from Colombo to Galle, or taking on the tea plantations from Ella to Kandy (a route regularly touted as the most spectacular train ride in the world), there is a charm to the tracks that leaves most travellers smitten.
In truth, both halves of the island have their fair share of waves, but the south-west spots of Weligama and Hikkaduwa are some of the most consistent, with the little-known horseshoe bay of Hiriketiya an undiscovered gem.
Famed for its waves as much as its fishing, the port of Mirissa is also the jumping off point for the famous blue whale watching tours – a must if ever in this part of the world.
Added to these spectacles, the glamorous beachfront seafood destination of Unawatuna, or the colonialist labyrinth that is Galle, the entire south-west region is a backdrop to behold.
If for nothing else, Sri Lanka is known for its tea.
It grows best at mid-level altitudes, meaning an ascent into the hills of the central regions to marvel at verdant plantations that dominate the landscape. Take to Ella and relish a trek up little Adam's Peak (or the more challenging Ella's rock), then visit a tea factory and learn how your favourite blend is brought together.
Walk the rails for the archetypal Sri Lankan experience – vivid imagery of travellers straddling the tracks atop Nine Arches Bridge is a classic view of Ceylon.
Whether taking on the vertiginous ascent up Sigiriya in the north, standing under the gaze of the enchanting Buddha in Kandy, or marvelling at the myriad Hindu shrines that are dotted around the country, the cultural diversity is astounding – yet the island maintains its welcoming aura no matter where you tread.
For a nation that has endured so many growing pains, you will be amazed at the kindness of its population.
Homestays are popular and an ideal way to learn about the history of your host-nation. You'll be blown away by stories regaled over breakfasts of fresh fruit, and gain a deep sense of admiration given the strength Sri Lanka now demonstrates.
Sri Lankan cuisine offers more than this staple – in fact, it is arguably the most elegantly fragranced of any nation (cue uproar) – however, you must indulge the famous rice and curry at least a few times.
Meat, fish or vegetable, expect multiple dishes of absolute beauty as each delivers an entirely unique eating experience (and a challenge in finishing the obligatory mountain of rice served to mop up the goods).
Alongside dosas, sambals, lamprais and hoppers, the diverse nature of Sri Lankan cuisine has travellers yearning for more, with every dish displaying an unexpected elegance and richly fragranced back-notes.
Despite its relatively small size, there is no shortage of wildlife on Sri Lanka.
From elephants trekking across beaches in Arugam Bay, to leopards skulking through the bushes of Yalla, the island boasts one of the most biodiverse landscapes on the planet.
So much so that many visits are purely for Sloth Bear-spotting, so if its animalistic madness you're after, this could be your dream.
Sri Lanka holds a special place in the heart of all those who visit, in no short order thanks to the friendliness of its population.
Coupled with its outstanding cuisine, relatively small size and excellent accommodation thanks to the likes of Asia Villas, it has to rank among the most on-trend destinations of 2017.
Our only advice? Go soon. The secret is out, and the hoards are hovering.


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Thronum Gratiae (trono de la Gracia" en latín), Trono de Misericordia o Trinidad con Cristo crucificado, son denominaciones historiográficas de una tipología iconográfica de representación de la Trinidad relativamente frecuente en el arte cristiano desde la Baja Edad Media, que se transforma en el Renacimiento a partir de la Trinidad de Masaccio (1425-1428).

La composición tradicional incluye a Dios Padre entronizado, con las dos piernas ligeramente abiertas, que toma en sus manos los dos brazos del travesaño horizontal de la Cruz de Cristo. En ella está el Hijo como Crucificado. El Espíritu Santo se representa tras ellos o por encima, en forma de paloma.

Cuando se representa al cuerpo de Cristo sin estar clavado en la cruz, la escena se suele denominar Trinidad con Cristo muerto.

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Christopher Pittenger, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychiatry; Assistant Chair for Translational Research, Psychiatry; Director, Yale OCD Research Clinic; Co-Director, Neuroscience Research Training Program
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Psychiatry: Clinical Neuroscience Research Unit | Connecticut Mental Health Center | Neurocognition, Neurocomputation, and Neurogenetics, Division of | Neuroscience Research Training Program (NRTP) | Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Research Clinic | Pittenger Lab
Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program
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Basal Ganglia Diseases; Learning; Molecular Biology; Neuroanatomy; Neurobiology; Neurophysiology; Neurosciences; Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder; Phobic Disorders; Psychopharmacology; Tourette Syndrome; Trichotillomania
My research is aimed towards a better understanding of a particular network of brain structures, called the basal ganglia, and the consequences of dysfunction of this network in various neuropsychiatric diseases. The basal ganglia are involved both in motor control and in the formation of habits. Abnormalities in this circuit are implicated in a variety of conditions characterized by maladaptive, inflexible behaviors - habits gone bad. These include obsessive-compulsive disorder, Tourette syndrome, and drug addiction.
Our research in the laboratory has two strands. First, we seek to better understand the mechanisms of normal basal ganglia-dependent habit-like learning, by manipulating this circuit in mice and then testing their ability to learn a variety of tasks. Second, we seek to better understand how perturbation of the basal ganglia system can lead to symptoms of psychiatric disease. We do this by recapitulating some of the biology of diseases such as Tourette syndrome, again in mice, and observing the behavioral and neurophysiological consequences.
I also direct the Yale OCD Research Clinic, where our research aims towards the better understanding of the biology of obsessive compulsive disorder and the development of new treatments. We have a number of active research programs. We are investigating abnormalities in the neurotransmitter glutamate in OCD and whehter glutamate modularing medications can be of therapeutic benefit. We are probling the network connectivity of the brain in OCD and Tourette syndrome using recent advances in fMRI imaging. We are exploring the phenomenological heterogeneity of OCD, seeking clues to how we might better personalize effective treatments. We are also developing innovative neurofeedback techniques, in which patients actually learn to control the activity of key brain regions, in an effort to develop a new type of nonpharmacological treatment.
Extensive Research Description
STUDIES OF BASAL GANGLIA FUNCTION IN MICE. The basal ganglia, consisting of the striatum (caudate-putamen) and related subcortical structures, have historically been considered to have primarily motor functions; but it has become increasingly clear that they are also involved in a variety of cognitive and affective processes. Disruption of normal basal ganglia function is seen in a variety of neuropsychiatric conditions, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, Tourette syndrome, and drug addiction.
The striatum has been divided into distinct functional regions, though both the anatomical subdivisions and the functions with which they are associated remain approximate and subject to debate. The ventral striatum, consisting of the nucleus accumbens and related structures, has a well-documented role in reward and reward-driven learning, and has been extensively researched in the context of drug addiction. The dorsal striatum (caudate and putamen, in primates) is thought to have a role in the formation of motor and cognitive patterns and in forms of implicit learning, including the formation of habits.
The Pittenger laboratory is focused on better understanding the mechanisms of dorsal striatum-dependent habit-like learning, and of the consequences of its perturbation in various neuropsychiatric conditions. We conduct our researches primarily in mice, which allows us to take advantage of sophisticated reverse genetic techniques to perturb the striatal circuitry in molecularly precise ways and to target specific striatal subregions and neuronal subtypes.
DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS. A challenge in this line of work is that striatum-dependent learning processes have been less studied than those depending on other brain regions, such as hippocampus, cerebellum, and amygdala, and have barely been studied in mice at all prior to the last few years. A major thrust of our efforts has therefore been the establishment and validation of behavioral assays of striatal function in mice.
CREB IN STRIATAL SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY AND STRIATUM-DEPENDENT LEARNING. Dr. Pittenger's initial work in this direction began during his Ph.D. studies with recent Nobel Prize winner Eric Kandel, with the production of transgenic mice expressing a dominant-negative mutatation of the ubiquitous transcription factor CREB, specifically in the striatum. CREB has long been known to have a conserved role in the establishment of long-lasting plasticity; for example, Dr. Pittenger's earlier thesis work confirmed its role in the hippocampus in the stabilization of spatial learning (Pittenger et al, Neuron, 2002). However, the role of CREB-regulated processes in dorsal striatum-dependent habit-like learning had not previously been directly studied. We found that inhibition of CREB function in the dorsal striatum disrupts cortico-striatal synaptic plasticity and several striatum-dependent learning tasks (Pittenger et al, J Neurosci, 2006). This study represented the first time that the detailed mechanisms of striatum-dependent learning had been examined using genetic tools in mice. It also established a new paradigm (adapted from earlier work in rats) for the analysis of such learning processes in mice, laying the methodological groundwork for further analyses.
COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN LEARNING SYSTEMS. More recent behavioral work in the Pittenger laboratory has examined the interaction of dorsal striatum-dependent learning with other types of learning and other circuits in the brain. We developed a novel cued water maze task for mice (again taking previous work in rats as our starting point), and found that the animals could learn to navigate using distinct strategies driven by either local or spatial cues. Lesions of the dorsal striatum disrupted cue-driven search, while lesions of the dorsal hippocampus disrupted spatial navigation. The remarkable finding came when we looked at interactions: hippocampal lesions not only left cued learning intact, they enhanced it. Conversely, striatal lesions not only left spatial learning unimpaired, they made it better. The same effect was see in our transgenic mice, in which striatal CREB is inhibited and corticostriatal plasticity is impaired: these animals have impaired cued learning but enhanced spatial learning (Lee et al, PNAS, 2008). This study was the first to document this sort of bi-directional enhancement after discrete brain lesions. We interpret the counter-intuitive results in terms of the multiple memory systems theory of learning. This theory posits that the mammalian brain contains several different learning systems, adapted for different types of environmental contingencies. For example, the hippocampus is adapted for the processing of spatial or relational information, while the dorsal striatum is hypothesized to be adapted for the gradual acquisition of discrete cue associations. Under normal circumstances they are activated in parallel; with training, whichever system is best able to master the relevant environmental contingency (e.g. to predict reward) comes to dominate. But in circumstances where two systems produce disparate behavioral outcomes they can destructively interfere with one another, or 'compete'; this is particularly likely early in training, before differential reinforcement has led to the predominance of one system. We interpret the enhancement of the function subserved by one system after manipulations of the other as evidence for the alleviation of such competition.
STRIATAL SUBREGIONS. Our ongoing work in this direction seeks to refine our understanding of the structures underlying cued and spatial learning and their interaction. The dorsal striatum is not a homogeneous structure; different areas receive projections from functionally distinct regions of cortex and are therefore likely to process different sorts of information. In particular, the dorsolateral striatum (the putamen, in primates) receives projections from primary sensory and motor cortices, and therefore is likely to be involved in acquisition of cue-driven learning such as that we are seeing in the water maze task. The dorsomedial striatum, in contrast, receives input from association cortices and may have a more general role. Indeed, studies in rats suggest such a dissociation, and our own preliminary data suggest that restricted lesions of the dorsomedial striatum have very different effects from larger disruptions of the whole dorsal striatum.
We are addressing the question of functional dissociation within the dorsal striatum in several ways. First, we seek to better define what is meant by the 'dorsomedial striatum' and 'dorsolateral striatum' in this context by examining striatal activation by water maze learning in an unbiased way; we have found the different tasks to produce distinct patterns of striatal activation, enen though they share all sensory, motor, and motivational characteristics. Second, we are targeting lesions to putative striatal subregions and examining the behavioral consequences. Finally, we are targeting disruptions of CREB-mediated transcription to striatal subregions using recombinant adeno-associated viruses (rAAV), to see whether disruption in a restricted subregion is sufficient to recapitulate the effects we see when CREB is inhibited throughout the dorsal striatum in our transgenic mice.
NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR PROBING AND PERTURBING STRIATAL FUNCTION. This latter project highlights another theme in the Pittenger laboratory's research portfolio, the development of novel tools for precise manipulation of specific mechanisms and cell populations in the dorsal striatum, and in other neural circuits. The production of transgenic mice allowed restriction of a molecular manipulation to the dorsal striatum, but it does not suffice for more specific targeting of manipulations to discrete subregions. For that purpose we are now using engineered rAAV vectors to deliver our CREB dominant negative construct, and other gene products, into defined brain areas by stereotaxic surgery. A first-generation vector, which we are currently using, allows expression of a CREB dominant negative in target brain regions of varying size. A second-generation vector, which is under development and working well in vitro, permits the temporal regulation of the delivered gene, such that it can be turned on and off; this will allow behavioral experimental designs not possible with static manipulations, such as dissociating learning from recall.
Another major effort in the laboratory is the targeting of defined striatal cell populations. The striatum, like any other brain region or structure, is not homogenous; it is made up of distinct populations of principal cells and a number of different classes of interneurons. Different cell types are likely to make different contributions to striatal function, and perturbation of one or another cell type may result in discrete behavioral abnormalities or (in humans) patterns of psychopathology. We have developed a method, combining recombinant viruses with transgenic technologies, to perturb defined cell populations, without disrupting similar cells elsewhere in the brain or neighboring cells of different types.
MODELING PSYCHIATRIC DISEASE. We are applying this technology to model neuropsychiatric conditions affecting the striatum, especially Tourette syndrome. This represents a third focus of the laboratory. Modeling psychiatric disease in animals has proven enormously challenging, because etiology is often obscure and symptomatology is often difficult to translate to non-verbal species. We believe that the development of valid models hinges on a sufficient degree of understanding of pathophysiology to ensure validity when translating to animals.
Fortunately, studies at Yale and elsewhere are beginning to produce such understanding in the case of Tourette syndrome. We are using genetic methods to produce putative models of Tourette syndrome based both on post-mortem findings (in collaboration with Flora Vaccarino) and on genetic insights (in collaboration with Matt State). These animals are then being tested in a variety of behavioral assays to assess their recapitulation of Tourette syndrome phenomenology, explore secondary and tertiary consequences of the initial manipulations, and investigate the response to both established and novel medications.
A FOCUS ON TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH: NEW MEDICATIONS FOR OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER (OCD). The final focus of the Pittenger laboratory is also translational. Dr. Pittenger is Director of the Yale OCD Research Clinic, where he has found glutamate-modulating medications to be of potential benefit in the treatment of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder (a condition in which basal ganglia dysfunction is implicated). We are examining the behavioral and molecular effects of such glutamate-modulating drugs in animals, to better understand their role in patients with this and related conditions. As new animal models of disorders of the basal ganglia, like OCD, become available, we hope to use this translational approach to advance our understanding both of the normal role of the basal ganglia in behavior and its perturbation in disease, and to develop new generations of therapeutics for the psychiatric population.
Striatal subregions in cued-driven navigation, instrumental habit, and other behaviors
Developing new techniques for the targeted disruption of striatal interneurons
Modeling Tourette syndrome in mice: genetic and neuropathological approaches
Histidine decarboxylase knockout mice, an animal model of a rare genetic form of Tourette syndrome
Histamine modulation of basal ganglia information processing
Microglial abnormalities in animal models of Toruette syndrome
Glutamate dysregulation in OCD: an MRS Study
Functional and structural connectomics in OCD and Tourette syndrome
Neurofeedback targeting the orbitofrontal cortex for the treatment of OCD
Biological and phenomenological predictors of treatment response in OCD
The genetics of OCD
Child Development & Autism, Diseases of the Nervous System, Genetics - Adult, Genetics - Pediatric, Mental Health & Behavioral Research
Genetic and molecular studies of developmental neuropsychiatric disorders
Diseases of the Nervous System, Mental Health & Behavioral Research
Biomarkers of Clinical Subtype and Treatment Response in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Neurofeedback for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Phenomenology, Pathophysiology, and Treatment.
Pittenger, C. (editor). Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Phenomenology, Pathophysiology, and Treatment. New York: Oxford University Press 2017
Histamine modulation of the basal ganglia circuitry in the development of pathological grooming.
Rapanelli M, Frick L, Bito H, Pittenger C. Histamine modulation of the basal ganglia circuitry in the development of pathological grooming. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America 2017, 114:6599-6604. 2017
Targeted ablation of cholinergic interneurons in the dorsolateral striatum produces behavioral manifestations of Tourette syndrome.
Xu M, Kobets A, Du JC, Lennington J, Li L, Banasr M, Duman RS, Vaccarino FM, DiLeone RJ, Pittenger C. Targeted ablation of cholinergic interneurons in the dorsolateral striatum produces behavioral manifestations of Tourette syndrome. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America 2015, 112:893-8. 2015
Histidine decarboxylase deficiency causes tourette syndrome: parallel findings in humans and mice.
Calstellan Baldan, L., Williams, K.A., Gallezot, J.-D., Pogorelov, V., Rapanelli, M., Crowley, M., Anderson, G.M., Loring, E., Gorczyca, R., Billingslea, E., Wasylink, s., Panza, K.E., Ercan-Sencicek, A.G., Krusong, K., Leventhal, B.L., Ohtsu, H., Bloch, M. H., Hughes, Z. A., Krystal, J. H., Mayes, L., de Araujo, I., Ding, Y. S., State, M. W., & Pittenger, C. Histidine decarboxylase deficiency causes tourette syndrome: parallel findings in humans and mice. Neuron, 81:77-90. 2015
Global resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging analysis identifies frontal cortex, striatal, and cerebellar dysconnectivity in obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Anticevic A, Hu S, Zhang S, Savic A, Billingslea E, Wasylink S, Repovs G, Cole MW, Bednarski S, Krystal JH, Bloch MH, Li CS, Pittenger C. Global resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging analysis identifies frontal cortex, striatal, and cerebellar dysconnectivity in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Biological Psychiatry 2014, 75:595-605. 2014
Effects of ketamine in treatment-refractory obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Bloch MH, Wasylink S, Landeros-Weisenberger A, Panza KE, Billingslea E, Leckman JF, Krystal JH, Bhagwagar Z, Sanacora G, Pittenger C. Effects of ketamine in treatment-refractory obsessive-compulsive disorder. Biological Psychiatry 2012, 72:964-70. 2012
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John Pierre Herman Joubert ( ; 20 March 1927 – 7 January 2019) was a British composer of South African birth, particularly of choral works. He lived in Moseley, a suburb of Birmingham, England, for over 50 years. A music academic in the universities of Hull and Birmingham for 36 years, Joubert took early retirement in 1986 to concentrate on composing and remained active into his eighties. Though perhaps best known for his choral music, particularly the carols Torches and There is No Rose of Such Virtue and the anthem O Lorde, the Maker of Al Thing, Joubert composed over 160 works including three symphonies, four concertos and seven operas.

Early life and education

Joubert was born on 20 March 1927 in Cape Town, South Africa. His ancestors on his father's side were Huguenots, French Protestants from Provence who settled at the Cape in 1688. His mother's ancestry was Dutch. Joubert was educated at Diocesan College in Rondebosch, South Africa, which was founded by the Anglican Church and maintained a high standard of music-making. He originally hoped to become a painter, and did a fair amount of art at school. However, at about the age of 15 years, he gradually became interested in music, though as a composer rather than a performer. "It was always going to be something creative. Oddly enough, the visual arts haven't been as great a stimulus as literature. I was also interested in writing. In fact, I was bored by everything at school except writing, art and music!" In school, he came under the guidance of the musical director Claude Brown, whose teaching he regarded as "an indispensable foundation to my subsequent musical career". According to Joubert, "[t]hrough Brown, I learned all the Elgar choral works even before I heard them properly in full orchestral performance. Not only that idiom, but the idiom of Anglican church music generally. Parry and Stanford, and all the usual blokes." Through his teacher's encouragement, Joubert was able to participate in choral performances with the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra under William J. Pickerill, and subsequently to hear his works featured in performance.

After graduating from the South African College of Music in 1944 he began studying musical composition privately with William Henry Bell, an Englishman well known locally as a composer of distinction. Bell exerted the greatest influence on his composition. In 1946 he was awarded a Performing Right Society Scholarship in composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Here, his principal teachers were Theodore Holland, Howard Ferguson and Alan Bush. During his four years at the Academy he won a number of prizes for composition, notably the Frederick Corder prize and the 1949 Royal Philharmonic Society prize.

Professional career
In 1950 Joubert was appointed to a lectureship in music at the University of Hull, having graduated in the same year with a Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) degree from the University of Durham. His works soon began to be performed and to attract favourable attention. His carol Torches (Op. 7a, 1951) (written for his wife Mary's pupils and based on a Galician (Eastern  Europe) carol, it was published in 1961 in the first volume of Carols for Choirs) and the anthem O Lorde, the Maker of Al Thing (Op. 7b, 1952) (which won the 1952 Novello Anthem Competition), achieved almost instant popularity. Concerning Torches, Joubert recalled, "I've even had carol-singers come to the door and singing it, without knowing the composer lives inside." Together with the carol There is No Rose of Such Virtue (Op. 14, 1954), the three choral works have become classics of the Anglican repertoire. Works in other genres followed, mostly as the result of commissions from institutions such as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Birmingham Festival Choral Society (named for the Birmingham Triennial Festival, the Royal Philharmonic Society and the BBC, and from musical festivals such as the Three Choirs Festival. By the end of his 12 years at Hull Joubert had composed, in addition to choral music, his Violin concerto (Op. 13, 1954), Symphony No. 1 (Op. 20, 1955), piano concerto (Op. 25, 1958), the full-length opera Silas Marner (Op. 31, 1961) (after the novel by George Eliot), and a body of chamber music including String quartet No. 1 in A-Flat (Op. 1, 1950), a string trio (Op. 30, 1958) and an Octet (Op. 33, 1961).

Joubert moved to Moseley, Birmingham, in 1962 to take up a Senior Lectureship at the University of Birmingham; he was later made Reader in Music. In 1979 he was a visiting professor at the University of Otago in New Zealand. The number and scope of his works increased, and among those composed during the following decades were two further full-length operas, Under Western Eyes (Op. 51, 1968) and Jane Eyre (Op. 134) (based on the novels by Joseph Conrad and Charlotte Brontë respectively), Symphony No. 2 (Op. 68, 1970), various large-scale choral works with orchestras including the oratorio The Raising of Lazarus (Op. 67, 1970) and Herefordshire Canticles (Op. 93, 1979), a second and third piano sonata (Op. 71, 1972; Op. 157), a second and third string quartet (Op. 91, 1977; Op. 112, 1986), song cycles with piano and/or instrumental ensembles, and accompanied and unaccompanied smaller-scale choral music. On the wide scope of his work, Joubert has commented: "I've never really wanted to be pigeonholed as a composer. I've always wanted to write anything that I was either asked to, or wanted to write. I've never wanted to specialise, although I have to a certain extent been pigeonholed already. I'd rather not be looked upon as sort of limited in that way."

In 1986 Joubert took early retirement from the University to concentrate on composition, although he maintained his ties by becoming an Honorary Senior Research Fellow there in 1997. He was conferred an Honorary Doctorate of Music (D.Mus.) by the University of Durham in 1991, and received another from the University of Birmingham on 18 July 2007. He was Composer in Residence at the Peterborough Cathedral Festival in 1990 (which also commissioned his Six Short Preludes on English Hymn Tunes, for chamber organ (Op. 125, 1990), and at the Presteigne Festival in 1997, and served as the chairman of the Birmingham Chamber Music Society for 25 years.

Joubert remained active as a composer. 2007 was the year of his 80th birthday, and was celebrated with a series of concerts, the "Joubertiade 2007", throughout the United Kingdom. These included world premières of the complete version of the oratorio Wings of Faith (Op. 143, 2000, 2003) which was performed by the Ex Cathedra choir, soloists and Academy of Vocal Music, and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Jeffrey Skidmore on 22 March 2007 at The Oratory, Birmingham; and a new Oboe Concerto performed by oboist Adrian Wilson and the Orchestra of the Swan conducted by David Curtis on 12 July 2007 at Lichfield Cathedral. The celebrations culminated in the world première of Five Songs of Incarnation (Op. 163, 2007) for tenor and choir which was commissioned through Joubertiade 2007 and performed on 24 November 2007 at St. Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham. In the same year, Lyrita released a celebratory CD of a recording (originally taped in 1994) of Joubert's Symphony No. 1 played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Vernon Handley.

Personal life
Joubert and his wife Mary, a pianist, had a daughter Anna, who is a cellist, and a son Pierre, a violinist. He had four grandchildren: Matthew, John, Naomi and Alexander. He died on 7 January 2019, aged 91. Both Birmingham Bach Choir and Ex Cathedra sang at his funeral.

Major works

Joubert composed over 180 works including three symphonies; violin, piano, cello, oboe and bassoon concertos; and seven operas. He had a major choral output including Christmas carols. Some of his major works are listed below; a fuller list may be viewed on his website.

Anthems, carols, hymns and other choral works
Torches (Op. 7a, 1951), carol
O Lorde, the Maker of Al Thing (Op. 7b, 1952), anthem
There is No Rose of Such Virtue (Op. 14, 1954), carol
Let There Be Light (Op. 56, 1969), commissioned by the Collegiate Choir at Illinois Wesleyan University
How are my foes increased, Lord! (Op.61, 1969), Commissioned for David Patrick and the Choir of Barnet Parish Church.
Five Carols For Five Voices (1973) ("Of a Rose, a lovely Rose", "Make we joy now in this feast", "Jesu, son most sweet and dear", "When Christ was born of Mary", "Let us gather hand in hand") composed for The Scholars (Vocal Group)
Herefordshire Canticles (Op. 93, 1979), for chorus, boys' choir, solos and orchestra
A Hymne to God the Father (1987), hymn
Rochester Triptych (Op. 139, 1997: made up of Universal Nature (Op. 139, date unknown), Impartial Death (Op. 139, date unknown) and Blest Glorious Man (Op. 126, 1991)), for choir and organ
The Souls of the Righteous (Op. 142, 1999), anthem
Five Songs of Incarnation ("Of a Rose, a Lovely Rose", "Make We Joy Now in this Feast", "I Sing of a Maiden", "When Christ was Born of Mary", "Let Us Gather Hand in Hand") (Op. 163, 2007), for tenor and choir

Chamber music
 String Quartet No. 1 in A-Flat (Op. 1, 1950)
 Sonata for Viola and Piano (Op.6, 1952)
 String Trio (Op. 30, 1958), for violin, viola and cello
 Octet (Op. 33, 1961)
 String Quartet No. 2 (Op. 91, 1977)
 String Quartet No. 3 (Op. 112, 1986)

Concertos
 Violin Concerto (Op. 13, 1954)
 Piano Concerto (Op. 25, 1958)
 Bassoon Concerto (Op. 77, 1974; commissioned for Michael Chapman)
 Cello Concerto ("Concerto in Two Movements for Cello and Chamber Orchestra") (Op. 171, 2011; commissioned by Raphael Wallfisch)

Operas
Silas Marner (Op. 31, 1961), opera in three acts after the dramatic novel by George Eliot
Under Western Eyes (Op. 51, 1968), opera in three acts, libretto by Cedric Cliffe
The Prisoner (Op.75, 1973), opera in two acts, libretto by Stephen Tunnicliffe based on Tolstoy's short story "Too Dear!". Commissioned for the 400th. Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I Grammar School for Boys, Barnet, North London. First performance March 1973 conducted by David Patrick.
Jane Eyre (Op. 134, 1987–1997), opera in three acts, libretto by Kenneth Birkin after the novel by Charlotte Brontë

Oratorios
Urbs Beata (Op. 42, 1963) commissioned to celebrate the completion of St George's Cathedral, Cape Town. It received its first performance under the direction of organist and choirmaster Keith Jewell.
The Raising of Lazarus (Op. 67, 1970)
Wings of Faith (Op. 143, Part 1 ("The Word Fulfilled"): 2000, Part 2 ("The Transforming Spirit"): 2003)
An English Requiem (op.166, 2010) commissioned for the Gloucester 2010 Three Choirs Festival, receiving its first performance at the festival on 9 August 2010.

Symphonies
 Symphony No. 1 (Op. 20, 1955, rev. 1956)
 Symphony No. 2 (Op. 68, 1970)
 Symphony No. 3 on themes from the opera "Jane Eyre" (Op. 178, 2014–17)

Other works
Sonata in One Movement (Sonata No. 1) (Op. 24, 1957), for piano
Passacaglia and Fugue (Op. 35, 1961), for organ
Prelude on "Picardy" (Op. unknown, date unknown) for organ

 Sonata No. 2 (Op. 71, 1972), for piano
Tombeau (Op. 86, 1981), for unaccompanied viola da gamba
Six Short Preludes on English Hymn Tunes, for chamber organ (Op. 125, 1990) for organ
 Sonata No. 3 (Op. 157, date unknown), for piano

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Programme for Ex Cathedra's performance of John Joubert's Wings of Faith at The Oratory, Birmingham, on 22 March 2007.
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John Joubert's profile on the website of Chester Music and Novello & Co.
John Joubert on the website Classical Music on the Web

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21st-century classical composers
South African composers
South African male composers
British classical composers
British opera composers
British male classical composers
Classical composers of church music
Academics of the University of Birmingham
Academics of the University of Hull
Alumni of Diocesan College, Cape Town
South African College of Music alumni
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1981: Sheffield-raised Sebastian Coe broke the mile world record for the third time in Brussels. The record of three minutes and 47.33 seconds stood for four years until it was broken by Steve Cram.
1989: Manchester United broke the transfer record between two British clubs by paying Middlesbrough £2.3million for defender Gary Pallister.
1999: Ruud Gullit resigned as Newcastle manager, a year to the day after he took over at St James' Park.
2004: Jason Gardener, Darren Campbell, Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis-Francis won gold for Great Britain in the Olympic men's 4x100m relay final in Athens.
2006: Roy Keane signed his contract to officially start work as Sunderland manager. The former Manchester United midfielder took the Black Cats from bottom of the Championship to title winners during the course of the season.
2007: Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer announced his retirement from football. The Norway international famously scored the winning goal for United in stoppage-time of their 1999 Champions League final clash with Bayern Munich. He had a spell in charge of Cardiff in 2014.
2009: Charles Jillings resigned as Harlequins chairman following the 'Bloodgate' scandal. Quins director of rugby Dean Richards ordered winger Tom Williams to fake a blood injury in the dying minutes of a Heineken Cup tie in the 2008-09 season.
2011: Defending champion Usain Bolt was disqualified after false-starting in the final of the 100 metres at the World Championships in Daegu. His fellow Jamaican Yohan Blake won the title.
2014: England manager Roy Hodgson announced Wayne Rooney would become the new captain of the national side.


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Q: Keep screen on in external applications I want to keep the screen on for the duration of my activity's lifecycle. We'll call this Activity A. I do so by setting
android:keepScreenOn="true"

in the xml. This works perfectly on most screens. However, Activity A launches Activity B, which is used in other parts of the app. Is there a way to force Activity B to keep the screen on when launched from Activity A? I've read that I should avoid using wake lock; I'm curious what others' opinions are on this.

A: You can set it programmatically with:
     getWindow().addFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_KEEP_SCREEN_ON);

If you only want Activity B to keep the screen on when it's launched from Activity A  you can achieve it like this:
When A launches B, send an extra value on the intent, On B, onCreate() check if there is a value sent and only if it founds something it's because came from A.
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      @Override
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This is the recommended tour if you have half a day to spend in Hakone. Your guide will help you navigate the area, find the perfect restaurants for you and take you to the scenic Owakudani valley and the Ashinoko lake. If the weather is good you may be able to see Mt. Fuji in the distance!
Your guide will meet you at the Odawara JR station. From there you will take the hotel shuttle, a taxi or public transport to your guesthouse or hotel (transport expenses not included).
Back drop off at your hotel and lunch at a nearby Japanese restaurant of your choice (meals/drinks not included).
You visit the Owakudani valley, a volcanic area, by cable car. If the weather is good you may be able to see Mt. Fuji.
Cable car fee not included in the tour fee.
You take a ride on a ship on the Ashinoko lake. If the weather is good, you may be able to see Mt. Fuji.
Boat tour not included in the tour fee.
You arrive at the other end of Ashinoko lake from where you can take a taxi or public transport back to your guesthouse or hotel to make it in time for dinner.
The tour fee does not include transport expenses, admission fees and meals/drinks.
The starting time of the tour and the itinerary can be customized. The guide is booked for up to 5 hours. Extensions are possible at extra cost.


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Two Hizbul Mujahideen militants were killed in an encounter with security forces in Gool area of Ramban district on Monday.
On a tip off, Rashtriya Rifle troops and police launched an operation in Patas area of the district in the wee hours. In the subsequent encounter, the two militants were gunned down, police sources said.
One of the slain militants has been identified as Abdul Majeed, who was active in militancy since 2007. The identity of another militant was being ascertained.
Security forces have also recovered one snipper rifle, one 303 rifle and some ammunition from the slain militants.


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Men and women considering BOTOX® treatment should have realistic expectations of what the procedure can do. You should discuss the desired results with Dr. Nagy to ensure that your goals can be achieved.
Using a very fine needle, Dr. Nagy will inject BOTOX® Cosmetic into designated muscles in your face that are causing lines and wrinkles. You may experience brief, mild discomfort during the injection, but you can be assured that the treatment is very safe and effective. Taking only a few minutes, BOTOX® treatment requires no anesthetic and recovery is immediate, allowing you to return to work and resume your normal daily activities that same day.
Even though BOTOX® is not a surgical procedure, it is very important to choose a highly experienced and qualified physician when deciding to undergo BOTOX® treatments. Doctors who are less familiar with the technique could leave you looking "frozen" or perpetually surprised. Dr. Nagy is intimately familiar with BOTOX® Cosmetic, having successfully treated hundreds of patients in his office. He will also take the time to talk with each candidate before beginning the injections to find out what he or she wants to achieve and to determine how best to correct their problem area(s), so patients can be happy again with their smoother, younger-looking faces.
Side effects of BOTOX® Cosmetic are rare and are usually mild and temporary. The most common side effects caused by BOTOX® are headaches and temporary redness or bruising of the skin at the site of injection. In rare cases, slight drooping of an eyelid or asymmetry of expression may occur. Patients are encouraged to call the office with any questions or concerns they may have post treatment.


Soybean oil refining is an important step to get pure oil by removing gossypol, protein, phospholipid, grume, moisture and other impurities from crude oil. Oil refining includes two technologies, physical refining and chemical refining.
The oil obtained by pressing or solvent extraction process always contains impurities such as phospholipids, FFA, pigment, off-flavor and other impurities. In order to make the oil edible, the impurities must be removed off. Crude soybean oil is processed through filtering, degumming and deacidification process, finally get the high-quality soybean oil after deodorization.
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Clinical studies can provide us with information to help us to understand the levels of HPHCs a subject has been exposed to and about changes in the risk of developing smoking-related diseases when switching to one of our smoke-free products.
In order to assess if a product is likely to be acceptable to adult smokers, we also conduct Pharmacokinetics / Pharmacodynamics clinical studies.
Our clinical studies are published on the largest on-line repository of clinical studies, www.clinicaltrials.gov. Aligned with the practices of the pharmaceutical industry, the studies are conducted by experienced Contract Research Organizations (CROs) which conduct studies for various industries including the pharmaceutical industry. All of our clinical studies comply with the internationally recognized requirements of the International Conference of Harmonization's Good Clinical Practice (ICH-GCP).
The long-term effects of smoke-free product use is being evaluated in: NCT03020667, NCT03527030, NCT03527017 and NCT03527004.


Should backups be kept inactive?
I want to optimize my backup strategy. When I do repetitions only, and do not modify anything, I could probably use export/import learning process only. How could I export/import a subset of the collection, like newly added knowledge elements, including sound/html files (assuming I only use the same set of templates)?
Can you tell me for computer-idiots how to store my SuperMemo so that it won't get lost?
Install SuperMemo in a distinct folder that you can easily find. For example: c:\SuperMemo. Keep SuperMemo and all your collection in this folder. From time to time, you can backup this entire folder on a CDR or any backup device. When you later restore the folder, both SuperMemo and your learning material will be restored. You can also restore the same folder on another computer. Read about backup devices in your computer manuals. Read about backup strategies for SuperMemo. These differ and there is no single algorithm that would be universal for all cases. Remember, that you do not need to worry about losing SuperMemo. You can always get it back from us. Be sure only that you take care of your learning material. This is irreplaceable.
Try to restore files that you have moved or deleted"
To avoid this problem: Always back up collections with File : Copy collection or File : Tools : Quick backup. Do not use external tools unless you understand Windows, files, folders and SuperMemo very well!
I used Add New and I added lots of stuff but next time when I opened collections I couldn't find any of them. It was gone!
If some files are moved or deleted behind the back of SuperMemo, it will often attempt to recreate missing files and open the collection regardless. Unless you delete your collection or delete its folders, your learning material should remain safe.
Note that SuperMemo does not need an installation process to run from any location. Once you make a clean start, all you need to begin work is two keystrokes. If you cannot locate your original collections or have problems with transferring collections, read about files and backups (also: FAQ). If FAQs are not helpful, you need to describe your situation in more detail. Current description is general enough to have many possible interpretations. A simple explanation might be that you deleted your collection files or portions of your knowledge tree. You might have moved your collection or its portions on the hard disk. You may have problems with using somebody else's collection if the collection you received is incomplete. In other words, to narrow down the reasons for your troubles, you need to describe your steps in details. If SuperMemo terminology is difficult, you can illustrate your steps with screenshots.
After getting the program downloaded, may I simply pay for a backup medium (e.g. CD-ROM) sent to me?
You need to begin with mastering the backup skills. Most importantly, you should use SuperMemo to copy your collection (File : Copy collection), not other tools (unless you are sure which files are part of SuperMemo collection). You should not experiment with incremental backups as these usually lead to lost integrity of the learning material.
You can possibly still recover lost work if you reassemble your collection. Your <collection>.kno file must have been separated from <collection> folder. If you search your hard disk for lost components, you can still put them together (unless these have been deleted or damaged). You will find detailed file structure and some FAQs for similar emergencies here.
My hard drive recently crashed, but I had a copy of SuperMemo on CDR. When attempting to run SuperMemo after copying it back to my computer there was an error that said the database was read only. I am a medical student and I have created a database of hundreds of questions. It will be disastrous if I lose them. What can I do?
SuperMemo stores vital collection statistics in the file named <collection name>.kno. Before you begin working with the collection SuperMemo checks if the size of the KNO file is correct. The displayed error indicates that either SuperMemo cannot read data from the KNO file or that its size is zero. Problems with reading may occur when the file is locked (restarting SuperMemo or Windows will usually remedy the problem). However, if the size of the KNO file is zero, you will not be able to use the collection. The file might have been lost due to a computer crash, virus or problems with your hard disk. In such cases, you will need to resort to your most recent backup file.
You only need to copy the backed up files into the folder where you want to use them. See: Backing up.
Remember to remove read-only protection if you copy from a CDR.
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When I reset my PC when SuperMemo is running, my usual collection is not loaded. Instead, SuperMemo loads a backup copy. Could this result in corrupted data?
Most likely, the listed file has been locked. An exemplary reason could be a software crash (with or without SuperMemo). In case of a file lock, restarting SuperMemo may help in some cases, but restarting Windows may also be necessary. After rebooting, you will need to run a full File : Repair collection to try to fix possible integrity errors resulting from the file lock.
I just had a traumatic experience. I spent the whole day in vain learning only to discover now that I spent the whole time with the wrong collection. I learned with the backup instead of the original.
A backup should not be accessible as any other collection. I just started learning with a backup instead of an original. A backup is supposed to be totally passive until actively activated.
How can I import a text-based file in to one collection? For instance, if I've already created a tab-delimited file (compatible with SuperMemo Palm version), how can it be imported?
Along with SuperMemo for Windows I ordered the Palm Pilot version. I do not yet own a Palm Pilot. Can I save this application in my PC using windows?
Can I transfer SuperMemo and my data files to my laptop?


> able to log on in insecure mode.
> server certificate in the /etc/openldap/cacerts folder on the client.
> of this lacks sense, it's late and my head hurts.
I assume these are a real cert/key pair, not example ones.
> [root at xxxx ~]# more /etc/ldap.conf | grep -v ^# | grep .
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Panasonic has on display a prototype of a 4k camera at CES. Company's executives have talked on several occasions that a new GH camera with 4k video will be announced in 2014. Engadget reported that the official announcement will be in February. The new GH 4k camera will be priced under $2,000 (images via Photographybay).
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Lili St. Cyr: Naked Angel
by Leslie Zemeckis
Lili at home. Courtesy of Leslie Zemeckis.
In heels, she stood nearly6feet tall. With platinum ____hair and green catlike eyes, she had a cold Nordic beauty that made men brawl over her. Her body was strong yet slim—the physique of a ballerina, not zaftig like most in her profession. For decades, she was America's highest-paid burlesque star.
Lili St. Cyr was a woman of contradictions—a stripper who wore Dior, Balmain, and Cartier onstage. She bared her body for a living but refused to reveal her soul. She claimed to be lazy but worked nonstop for 30 years. She swore she lived only for love but consistently sacrificed relationships for her career. Lili was an enigma "whose uninhibited dancing [was] matched only by her uninhibited attitudes toward marriage, alimony, religion, and politics," Mike Wallace declared, in 1957, on his eponymous TV show.
Throughout her days on the stage, which stretched from the early 1940s through the late '60s, Lili saw and did it all. More popular than Gypsy Rose Lee, she starred in movies by Roger Corman and Howard Hughes. Robert Altman directed her in two Scopitones (pre-MTV music videos), in which, at almost 50, she still looked magnificent. She was the first exotic to perform in Las Vegas when the city was just emerging. Her lovers were as numerous as the pearls around her swanlike neck: She dallied with Orson Welles, Artie Shaw, and Yul Brynner before, during, and after her six tumultuous marriages. There were headline-making suicide attempts, arrests, great wealth, and heartache.
The journalist James Bacon, who saw Lili perform numerous times, wrote that "her sexy beauty surpassed anything Hollywood had to offer." But Hollywood had little to offer Lili, who much preferred the control she held over her lavish act in theaters and nightclubs. She chose the music, costumes, and props, and created her own masterpieces, which were very profitable: She once figured she worked a total of 17 minutes for a couple of thousand dollars. Men and women flocked to her shows.
Her performances usually centered around a plausible reason to shed her clothes, such as preparing for a date. She ignored the audience as she walked onto the stage hauling shopping bags and hat boxes. With the help of a uniformed maid, she undressed, bathed, and tried on designer gowns and ankle-length furs. She was as well known for her bathtubs as Liberace was for his candelabra. In front of enthralled audiences, she cavorted in everything from oversize champagne glasses to bubble-spewing silver vessels and tanks made of wood and Lucite.
Lili was also the first burlesque artist to conquer the swanky nightclub scene, where she soaped and caressed herself in frontof stars like Bette Davis (who copied her poodle hairdo), Humphrey Bogart, and Clark Gable. That act got her arrested, in 1951, at Ciro's on the Sunset Strip. She hired Jerry "Get Me" Giesler, the high-priced attorney whose clients included Charlie Chaplin, Errol Flynn, and Lana Turner's knife-wielding daughter. The resulting uproar catapulted Lili from famous to infamous, and lines soon formed down the street to "see what the cops saw." Lili was a star. But despite the thousands she pulled in, somehow it all just went. At the time of her death, in 1999, she was penniless.
After seeingbehind the burly q,my documentaryabout the history of burlesque, Lili's surviving sister, Dardy, came to me with boxes of previously unpublished photos and documents and declared, "You have to write her story." I resisted for almost a year, thinking I already knew everything about Lili: the famous trial, the many marriages, her addiction to drugs, and, in the end, destitution. But as I dug through the boxes, I began to see another Lili.»
She was born Marie Frances Van Schaack in Minnesota on June 3, 1917. Hers was a family of secrets: Her mother and grandmother, storytellers both, lied to Lili, erasing her father and saying that her grandmother was her mother. What began to emerge was the portrait of a painfully shy girl who loved ballet classes, a small luxury in a childhood of chaos and poverty. The boxes contained more than just the chronicle of Lili—they held the tale of three gorgeous sisters who danced and performed during the height of the celebrity-filled nightclub era: Dardy would marry a major burlesque impresario, Harold Minsky; Barbara would wed a millionaire toymaker. The story was larger than I had imagined.
Lili began her show business career relatively late. She was 23 when she walked into Hollywood's Florentine Gardens, accompanying her younger sisters as they auditioned to be showgirls. The proprietor took one look at Lili and her destiny was set. She tried on various stage names for several years, finally settling on Lili St. Cyr (pronounced sincere), borrowing the last name of a Texas millionaire who frequented the Florentine. At first, Lili danced in the chorus, but she soon realized nudity would earn her a headlining spot. With two other dancers, she performed a number about Adam and Eve and the serpent. Her version of Eve wore a knee-length blonde wig and a G-string. The act was a smashing success.
In 1944, Lili received an offer to work in the thriving Montreal scene. Dancing in front of a giant Buddha, she wowed audiences with her scenario of a slave wearing an oversize heart-shape chastity belt. She continued to perform in Canada for years but was more often found in the clubs on New York's 52nd Street and in the burlesque houses of downtown Los Angeles.
This child of penury was ruthless when it came to earning money. If a man wanted to sit with her between shows, her maid was sent to tell the lonely wolf that Miss St. Cyr was available only if champagne was purchased. Bottles would be lined up, and as Lili made her way through the audience, some would be knocked over "accidentally" and replacements hastily ordered. Lili split the profits with the club owners and also charged men for dates—breakfast appointments were the most expensive, because she wasn't a morning person—but she wasn't really for sale. She never married a millionaire (though she had offers) and, in fact, financially supported most of her spouses. A handsome face and a striking physique always turned her head. There was a motorcycle racer, a waiter, a dancer, an engineer, an actor, and a special effects man. Husband No. 4, Armando Orsini, was still an incorrigible flirt at 87, when I interviewed him. We chatted in Italian, and I could hear the frustration in his voice. Why had Lili lied to him about everything? Among other things, she'd claimed her family was dead. Still, he was her prince until the end, sending her rent money after she'd lost her fortune. She always regretted letting him get away.
But even in love, Lili was fiercely protective of her freedom and independence. She made her way in the world wearing a custom-made garter belt into which she slipped hundred-dollar bills. She paid to have a limousine idle at her curb 24/7. Several husbands complained about her expenses—she was careless with money and always tipped big. Her sisters begged her to save.
Sometime in the 1960s, Lili lent her name to a lingerie business from which, eventually, the cast of The Rocky Horror Show obtained some of their costumes. Today, Susan Sarandon continues to sing "God Bless Lili St. Cyr" in midnight showings of the film version to audiences that have long forgotten the "Contessa," the "Ample Anatomy," the "Anatomic Bomb," and "La Belle Lili." But as burlesque began to die, Lili's world changed drastically. Her act was tame compared with the new, wild breed of big--bosomed strippers who were willing to show more. Still, Lili hung on, performing her last act in 1970, in Las Vegas. Then she closeted herself. Her last relationship had led her deep into heroin addiction. "She wouldn't open the door for me," said Dardy, who left groceries on her doorstep.
Growing old was hard for Lili. When she could no longer attract the kind of attention she was used to, she refused to be seen. By the time she died, she'd lost her family, her fortune, and her home. She grieved none of it more, it seemed, than the loss of her ability to captivate. Despite the furs and diamonds and champagne, Lili said that the only thing important to her was to matter—dancing made her feel as if she did. Her art, her act, was everything to her. "I try to give it dignity," she once said. Perhaps it is time we return the favor by remembering her.
Goddess of Love Incarnate: the Life of Stripteuse Lili St. Cyr will be released by Counterpoint Press on September 8.
Photos: Lili St. Cyr: Naked Angel
Lili St. Cyr, performing in Los Angeles in 1955, in a translucent tub that reportedly cost $50,000. Courtesy of Bruno Bernard.
Lili and her attorney, Jerry Giesler, examine Lili's underwear during her indecent-exposure trial, 1951. Courtesy of Getty Images.
Lili weds Ted Jordan, her fifth husband, Las Vegas, 1955. Courtesy of Leslie Zemeckis.
In Capri with Armando Orsini, her fourth husband, 1952. Courtesy of Leslie Zemeckis.
The poster for Son of Sinbad, 1955.
Onstage at Ciro's nightclub, Los Angeles, 1955. Courtesy of Bruno Bernard.
Fall 2015 Lili St. Cyr Striptease


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in this instructable i will show you how to kickflip.
and maybe some pads if you are new at the sport.
Your stance is the most important part of the trick if you fell uncomfortable with the way that your standing then try a different stance. your feet should be about in the middle but a little farther up.
now ollie but when you are in the middle of the ollie push to the side and flick the top concaive a little.
now when your board is being flipped move your foot back over your board.
Land on your board and dont be afraid to that is what problem i had with kickflipping. Thank you for looking at my instructable.
can u d a popshvit and land it with a nose manul?
you rly dont need a helmet for just a kickflip..
Sweet board dude. Good job.
sorry, but this is lacking a lot of details that are important when kickflipping. im planning on making some trick tips soon for ollie, kickflip, varial, disco fips and spins, tre flips, and some others. so check them out soon once their up!


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Q: Google Tink Key management and sharing from android to .NET to decrypt data to server end which is encrypted at mobile(client) end I am trying to make an end to end encrypted app where I encrypt data at the mobile end at the time of sending and we can decrypt it at the server(for user info). but I am not able to find any solution or example for how we can manage or share key which is generated at the mobile end for encrypting data to decrypt at server(.NET) end.
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