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In vitro Generated Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Suitable Tools to Target Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus?
Author(s): Shruti D. Dave*, Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, G. R. Doshi and K. M. Mehta Institute of Kidney Diseases & Research Centre (IKDRC)- Dr. H.L. Trivedi Institute of Transplantation Sciences (ITS), Civil Hospital Campus, Asarwa, Ahmedabad- 380016, Gujarat, India	Chetan N. Patel, Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat, India	Jignesh V. Patel, Department of Pathology, Laboratory Medicine, Transfusion Services and Immunohematology, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat, India	Umang G. Thakkar. Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat, India
Journal Name: Current Stem Cell Research & Therapy
DOI : 10.2174/1574888X12666161121112553
A synergy of a pre-accumulated genes with an autoimmunity advancing to slow abolition of pancreatic beta-cells causes insulin deficiency and results enrooting insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM). As per WHO data worldwide about 150 million people are diabetic and the number may rise to more than double by the year 2025. Any absolute cure for IDDM is not available yet, and one of the credible advent in the field include cell-based therapy. At this conjecture, mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) seems to have a specific and beneficial characteristics due to their in vivo as well as in vitro potential to mimic a pancreatic endocrine phenotype and immune-regulatory actions. MSC have the capacity to tweak endogenous tissue and cells of immune system. They have been proven as secure and efficacious cell-based regenerative therapy, to treat diverse autoimmune, degenerative diseases and tissue injuries. By consolidating characteristics of MSC biology, MSC-based therapy, engineering and advances in the field, MSC have a great potential to bring us notably closer to a much-needed and long-time awaited cure of IDDM. The review discusses MSC-based cellular therapeutic strategies targeting at IDDM. MSC characteristics of immunomodulation and regeneration potential when used alone or in combination with islets or in differentiated form of insulin producing cells (IPC) are taken into consideration for the review purpose.
Keywords: Mesenchymal stem cells, insulin producing cells, pancreas, autoimmunity, cell differentiation, diabetes mellitus.
Current Stem Cell Research & Therapy
Title:In vitro Generated Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Suitable Tools to Target Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus?
Author(s):Shruti D. Dave*, Chetan N. Patel, Jignesh V. Patel and Umang G. Thakkar
Affiliation:Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, G. R. Doshi and K. M. Mehta Institute of Kidney Diseases & Research Centre (IKDRC)- Dr. H.L. Trivedi Institute of Transplantation Sciences (ITS), Civil Hospital Campus, Asarwa, Ahmedabad- 380016, Gujarat, Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat, Department of Pathology, Laboratory Medicine, Transfusion Services and Immunohematology, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat, Department of Stem Cells, Transplantation Biology Research And Regenerative Medicine, IKDRC-ITS, Gujarat
Keywords:Mesenchymal stem cells, insulin producing cells, pancreas, autoimmunity, cell differentiation, diabetes mellitus.
Abstract:A synergy of a pre-accumulated genes with an autoimmunity advancing to slow abolition of pancreatic beta-cells causes insulin deficiency and results enrooting insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM). As per WHO data worldwide about 150 million people are diabetic and the number may rise to more than double by the year 2025. Any absolute cure for IDDM is not available yet, and one of the credible advent in the field include cell-based therapy. At this conjecture, mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) seems to have a specific and beneficial characteristics due to their in vivo as well as in vitro potential to mimic a pancreatic endocrine phenotype and immune-regulatory actions. MSC have the capacity to tweak endogenous tissue and cells of immune system. They have been proven as secure and efficacious cell-based regenerative therapy, to treat diverse autoimmune, degenerative diseases and tissue injuries. By consolidating characteristics of MSC biology, MSC-based therapy, engineering and advances in the field, MSC have a great potential to bring us notably closer to a much-needed and long-time awaited cure of IDDM. The review discusses MSC-based cellular therapeutic strategies targeting at IDDM. MSC characteristics of immunomodulation and regeneration potential when used alone or in combination with islets or in differentiated form of insulin producing cells (IPC) are taken into consideration for the review purpose.
Shruti D. Dave*, Chetan N. Patel, Jignesh V. Patel and Umang G. Thakkar, "In vitro Generated Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Suitable Tools to Target Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus?", Current Stem Cell Research & Therapy (2017) 12: 288. https://doi.org/10.2174/1574888X12666161121112553
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Miyazaki is warm and surrounded by beautiful nature.The school is located in the center of Miyazaki city. It is easy to get around and you can find many stores with low prices living expenses are cheaper compared to the big cities like Tokyo or Osaka.
Miyazaki is also safe and easy to live in,it is one of the best places to study abroad.


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HP's VR gaming backpack is mild, thin, and nonetheless a prototype
A backpack with a complete laptop in it'd sound like a barely silly concept, but as we've written before, it's really an exceedingly useful invention for VR. Alienware, Zotac, and MSI have all proven off self-contained backpacks that can be used with the HTC Vive, and corporations like the Void have created their very own "backstops" for area-based totally amusement. Of some of these, even though none is as unique-looking as HP's Omen backpack — a part of its new Omen X excessive-quit gaming line and proven off for one of the first instances at an occasion this week.
HP remains describing the backpack as a prototype instead of a product, and it received't divulges the total specs for its portable laptop. I was informed that the Pc runs on a quad-middle i7 Intel processor and an undisclosed photos card that scored 10.8 of a possible eleven on Steam's VR overall performance check. Primarily based on Tom's Hardware assessments, that could place it on the dimensions of Zotac's GTX 980 Ti Amp Excessive cards. As HP said while introducing the laptop, it's around 10 kilos, sufficient to be great; however, it is no longer overly distracting. (On a massive enough man or woman, it looks frankly adorable.) The whole system is slightly modular: you could slide the computer off its straps and use it as a computer. The two considerable batteries are on little pouches on every side, with thick cables that can be plugged into the lowest of the backpack.
Regrettably, my time with the backpack become very short. I was given the hands-on archery phase of Valve's Lab demo, in which the sport appeared easy and responsive — although admittedly, it's a small cool animated film world complete of virtual paper cutouts. HP seems to be aiming the backpack at organizations, not man or woman customers. Even though it hasn't given any names, this will mean both Void-like amusement shops or organizations that use room-scale VR for things like architecture or layout. I'll continue to place out my name for more colorings than irritating black and purple. However, no less than, it's a promising piece of layout, and I wish HP gives a purchaser model quicker instead of later.
HP gets into high-quit gaming with this glowing dice

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Beautiful two story in Silverado Ranch!Great open floor plan,vaulted ceilings,dramatic windows and lots of natural light!Dual Master Bedrooms, one downstairs & one upstairs with walk-in closets. Both master bathrooms have double sinks & showers.Kitchen has granite counter tops, breakfast bar & all appliances included.Spacious backyard, covered patio, low maintenance landscaping and plenty of room to entertain.Close to shopping and all amenities.
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Today, New York-based musician Ryan Egan unleashes his latest single – a slow burner titled "Swarm" – unto the world. Compelling in its simplicity, the track is driven into existence by simplistic instrumentals and soft, persistent percussion. As the instrumentals layer in and blossom, Egan asks the existential questions like "Am I close to the edge, or am I stepping out?" and "How does it feel to be free when I let it go?" He recognizes the "dangerous ground" that he's walking, utilizing lines in his lyrics that add a dimension of mystery and flare to the easy-listening, fun pace of "Swarm".
In many ways, this song is a perfect representation of the sound I've been digging for over the years as a composer. At a certain point, I knew there was a very organic, common ground between my biggest influences from Bjork to Radiohead to D'Angelo. Of course I don't think that any one song can capture this sentiment entirely, but hopefully when listening to the various things I write and release, people can start to connect these dots and will find something unique that resonates with them.
"Swarm" is out now. Keep up with Ryan Egan here.


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Friedrich Ernst Scheller (* 15. November 1791 in Klettenberg; † 21. Dezember 1869 in Frankfurt (Oder)) war ein Jurist und Mitglied der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung.

Leben
Scheller wurde als Sohn des Amtsmanns und Rittergutsbesitzers Christian Johann Scheller geboren.
1809/1810 begann er sein Rechtswissenschaftsstudium in Göttingen. 1813 schloss er dieses ab und wurde Anwalt. 1814 nahm er als Freiwilliger bei den Eichsfelder Jägern an den Befreiungskriegen teil. 1814 wurde er Richter in Aachen und blieb es bis 1816, als er Präsident des Gerichtshofes in Krefeld wurde. 1820 verließ er Krefeld und ging nach Halberstadt, wo er Oberlandesgerichtsrat wurde. 1826 endete diese Tätigkeit und Scheller ging nach Berlin, wo er für das preußische Justizministerium tätig war. Dort wurde er dann 1830 Geheimer Obertribunalrat. Ein Jahr darauf wurde er Vortragender Rat. 1836 ging er nach Frankfurt (Oder), wo er 1836 Präsident des Appellationsgerichts wurde.
Am 18. Mai 1848 wurde er in die Frankfurter Nationalversammlung gewählt. Der 17. Wahlbezirk, der ihn wählte, hatte 80.586 Einwohner und umfasste Frankfurt (Oder) und einige Ortschaften im Landkreis Lebus. Er wurde auch vom Wahlbezirk Cottbus gewählt, lehnte diese Wahl aber ab, um sein Mandat von Frankfurt wahrnehmen zu können.
Er zählte zum rechten Zentrum und gehörte der Fraktion Casino an. Er arbeitete in drei Ausschüssen mit, vom 24. Mai 1848 bis 12. April 1849 im Ausschuss für den Entwurf einer Reichsverfassung, vom 1. Juli 1848 bis 12. April 1849 im Ausschuss für die Entwerfung des Gesetzes über die Ministerverantwortlichkeit und im Ausschuss für die Einleitung der Untersuchung gegen die Abgeordneten Robert Blum und Johann Georg Günther.
1849–1850 war er dann Mitglied der 1. Kammer des Preußischen Landtages.
1862 wurde er in Frankfurt zum Wirklichen Geheimen Oberjustizrat befördert. In den Ruhestand ging er 1869 in Frankfurt.

Literatur
 Joachim Winkler; Scheller, Friedrich Ernst in Mitteilungen Frankfurt (Oder), Heft 1/1998, Historischer Verein zu Frankfurt (Oder) e.V., S. 30–31
 Heinrich Best, Wilhelm Weege: Biographisches Handbuch der Abgeordneten der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung 1848/49 (= Handbücher zur Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien. Band 8). Droste, Düsseldorf 1996, ISBN 3-7700-5193-9, S. 293 (Online-Version).

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Ehrenbürger von Frankfurt (Oder)
Mitglied der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung
Deutscher
Geboren 1791
Gestorben 1869
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Baladeh District () is a district (bakhsh) in Nur County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 6,594, in 2,140 families.  The District has one city: Baladeh.  The District has three rural districts (dehestan): Owzrud Rural District, Sheykh Fazlolah-e Nuri Rural District, and Tatarestaq Rural District.

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Nur County
Districts of Mazandaran Province


Gould was promoted to showrunner and head writer amidst the chaos related to the departure of series creator Chuck Lorre early in season two. Later that season, the show won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series.
Gould left the show amidst fresh chaos early in season three.


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Prisons: Prisons for Women
Problems And Unmet Needs In The Contemporary Women's Prison
Women in the contemporary prison face many problems; some resulting from their lives prior to imprisonment, others resulting from their imprisonment itself. Women in prison have experienced victimization, unstable family life, school and work failure, and substance abuse and mental health problems. Social factors that marginalize their participation in mainstream society and contribute to the rising number of women in prison include poverty, minority group member, single motherhood, and homelessness. While in U.S. prisons, women, like prisoners throughout the world, face specific pains and deprivations arising directly from their imprisonment. Criminologists have argued that the prison system is ill-equipped to deal with these problems and that theses issues are better managed outside the punitive environment of the prison (Owen and Bloom; Owen). Without attention to these issues, women are often released from prison unprepared to manage their preexisting problems as well as those created by their imprisonment. There are several critical problems faced by women in prison; most are unmet in the prison environment.
Separation from children and significant others. National surveys of women prisoners find that three-fourths of them were mothers, with two-thirds having children under the age of eighteen. Bloom and Chesney-Lind argue that mothers in prison face multiple problems in maintaining relationships with their children and encounter obstacles created both by the correctional system and child welfare agencies. The distance between the prison and the children's homes, lack of transportation, and limited economic resources compromise a woman prisoner's ability to maintain these relationships. Children of women in prison experience many hardships. Children may be traumatized by the arrest of their mother and the sudden, forced separation imprisonment brings. Emotional reactions such as anger, anxiety, depression, and aggression have been found in the children of incarcerated mothers. While most children of imprisoned mothers live with relatives—typically grandparents—a small percentage of these children are placed in the child welfare system. These conditions compound the problem of maintaining contact with children. Over half of the women responding to Bloom and Steinhart's 1993 survey of imprisoned mothers reported never receiving visits from their children.
An estimated 4 to 9 percent of women come to prison pregnant. Women who give birth while incarcerated are rarely allowed to spend time with their child after birth. Mother-infant bonding is severely undermined by this lack of contact after birth. Bedford Hills, a women's prison in New York, is the only program in the U.S. that allows women to keep their newborns with them in a special prison program. This humane response is more common in Britain and other European nations.
Most correctional systems do not take into account the importance of the mother-child relationship in designing policy for women in prison. Some states, such as New York and California, have begun innovative programs to address these problems. Coordinating visits to the prison and support services with child welfare agencies, providing special visiting areas, developing effective parenting classes, and developing community corrections programs for mothers and their children are examples of these innovations. Termination of parental rights also affect prison mothers. About half the states have policies that address the termination of parental rights of incarcerated parents. Advocates of women in prison and their children argue that family reunification, rather than termination of the mother's parental rights, should be a priority of correctional policy for women prisoners.
Lack of substance abuse treatment. Although women offenders are very likely to have an extensive history of drug and alcohol use, a relatively small percentage of women receive any treatment within the justice system. Insufficient individual assessment, limited treatment for pregnant, mentally ill, and violent women offenders, and a lack of appropriate treatment and vocational training limit the effectiveness of the few programs that exist (Wellisch et al.). These findings are supported by a 1998 study released by the National Center on Addition and Substance Abuse. The report found that women substance abusers are more prone to intense emotional distress, psychosomatic symptoms, and low self-esteem than male inmates.
Physical and mental health care. In addition to requiring basic health care, women offenders often have specific health needs related to their risky sexual and drug-using behavior prior to imprisonment. Acoca has argued that the enormity of health care issues may in fact eclipse other correctional concerns as the female inmate population continues to grow. Women in prison are also at risk for infectious diseases, including HIV, tuberculosis, sexually transmitted diseases, and hepatitis B and C infections. Pregnancy and reproductive health needs are another neglected area of health care. Problems of pregnant inmates include lack of prenatal and postnatal care, inadequate education regarding childbirth and parenting, and little or no preparation for the mother's separation from the infant after delivery.
Mental health disorders are equally neglected in U.S. prisons. While the prevalence and incidence of these needs are still to be determined, estimates suggest that 25 percent to 60 percent of the female prison population require mental health services. Teplin, Abraham, and McClelland found that over 60 percent of female jail inmates had symptoms of drug abuse, over 30 percent had signs of alcohol dependence, and another third had post-traumatic stress disorder. Few prisons have adequate assessment or mental health treatment programs and often "overmedicate" women inmates in need of more intensive treatment.
The impact of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse found in the experience of women offenders also creates a significant need for counseling and therapy (Pollock). This abuse has implications for their emotional and physical well-being and may be tied to drug-abusing and offending behaviors.
Vocation and educational programs. In addition to insufficient substance abuse and mental health services, educational and vocational programs are also in short supply. Several studies (Pollock-Byrne; Morash, Haarr, and Rucker) found that female prisons offered fewer vocational and education program opportunities when compared to those offered in male institutions. In general, women across the country lack training needed to obtain jobs that pay a living wage. One aspect of this inadequacy is that, like the training offered in the reformatories of the early 1990s, many vocational programs for female inmates emphasize traditional roles for women and work.
Sexual abuse. The patterns of sexual abuse and coercion established in the early days of women's imprisonment continue in the contemporary era. Human Rights Watch examined this serious problem in their review of sexual abuse in selected U.S. prisons. The damage of the abuse itself is compounded by four specific issues: (1) the inability to escape one's abuser; (2) ineffectual or nonexistent investigative and grievance procedures; (3) lack of employee accountability (either criminally or administratively); and (4) little or no public concern. The report bluntly states that the "findings indicate that being a woman in U.S. state prisons can be a terrifying experience" (p. 1).
Disparate disciplinary practices. Although male prisons typically hold a much greater percentage of violent offenders, women tend to receive disciplinary action at a greater rate than men. Research has found that women prisoners were cited more frequently and punished more severely than males. These infractions committed by women in prison tend to be petty when compared to the more serious infractions committed by male prisoners (McClelland).
Gender-specific treatment. Bloom and Covington have charged that the criminal justice system often fails to develop a diversity of options for dealing with the gender and culturally specific problems of female offenders. Gender-specific services should incorporate physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and sociopolitical issues in addressing these needs. Gender-responsive supervision and program approaches must focus on issues such as cross-gender supervision, appropriate relationships between staff and offenders, parity in programming, and appropriate interventions for women offenders. There is also a need for gender-responsive (and culturally relevant) classification tools, assessment instruments, treatment plans, and aftercare. Based on the characteristics of women offenders, their pathways to crime, how they differ from male offenders, and how the system responds to them differently, the need for gender-responsive treatment and services seems clear.
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Prisons: Prisons for Women - The Composition Of Women's Prisons
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Kiziya's father died in 2006 after a brief illness, and her mother died while giving birth to her younger brother, Isaac. Kiziya and Isaac were placed in the care of their paternal uncle who was caring for his own children and wife and sought to help raise Kiziya and her brother. The siblings arrived at the Rafiki Village Nigeria in 2007. Kiziya says God makes Himself known to her through His Word and through the godly people in around her. She wishes to positively encourage others in their Christian walk.
DOB: Aug 21, 2001
Comfort's father was returning home late one night after work when he was shot and killed by robbers.
Paul and his twin brother, Isaac's, mother was sick and admitted them to a transient home in Lusaka, Zambia in July 2012. The mother passed away...
Joseph Owen
Owen and his three siblings were living in a situation that required immediate intervention according to Uganda social welfare.
Before Emily arrived at the Rafiki Village Malawi in 2007, she was in the care of an aunt and uncle who did not have the means to properly feed her.
Paul was brought to a local children's home in 1999 by a pastor.
Social Services referred Katherine to Rafiki because she was abandoned by her parents.
Beatrice's parents died in 2006 and she was left in the care of her aunt. They lived in a two room house with nine other relatives. Her aunt had...
Before Rhoda arrived at the Rafiki Village Zambia in January 2012, she lived with her grandmother and eleven other children in a small house. Her...
Jane and her twin brother Jimmy were brought to a police station after their mother died in a local hospital.
Blaze's father is unknown, and his mother was very young and an orphan herself when she gave birth to him.
Rahab's mother was unable to care for her and her father remains unknown.
Both of Gifty's parents died between 2005 and 2008. Social welfare referred her to the Rafiki Foundation, and she arrived at Rafiki Village Ghana...
Samuel was like many children when they first arrive at Rafiki. He arrived with no shoes, and he looked very malnourished.
Priscilla, her twin Gladys, and their sister Erica became orphans after both their parents died within a year after Erica's birth. Priscilla...
Bright arrived at the Rafiki Village Malawi in 2007 after living in the care of an impoverished, widowed aunt who could not provide for his needs.
Nasha, her sister, and cousin were in their grandmother's care after her father's death.
Caroline's parents died within one year of each other before she turned three years old.
Adella
After the death of her parents, Adella lived with her single aunt.
Emanuel's father died in a mountain climbing accident shortly before Emanuel was born, and his mother died when he was five years old.
Divine was placed in the care of her aunt after both her parents died of an illness.
Isaac's Father died in 2006 from an illness, and his mother died giving birth to him.
Ben's mother died in November 2006 and his father sometime before that. He lived with his grandparents for a short period of time, but they could...


Back in January on a trip to Brookton Pt on Seymour, when there was as a hard raincrust, F noticed that the snow wasn't slippery for Mommy, because Mommy had snowshoes. So she requested some of her own. Turns out you can't buy traction aids for toddlers, so Christian and F made these together.... by "together" I mean that Christian made them while Fenya, "sorted" his box of rivets. They work great and has seen lots of use this spring!
Amazing! Could you take a picture of them off boots?
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Wheel of Fortune contestant gives hilarious introduction about 'loveless marriage,' 'rotten grandson'
by: Tribune Media
Could it be the best "Wheel of Fortune" introduction of all time?
Blair Davis appeared on Monday night's episode of the game show. Host Pat Sajak introduced Davis as a trucking business owner from Cardiff, California, and then asked him to talk more about his family:
"I've been trapped in a loveless marriage for the last 12 years to an old battle-ax named Kim. She cursed my life with three step-children named Star, RJ, and Ryan, and I have one rotten grandson."
Davis' perfect deadpan delivery had the crowd, and Sajak, laughing appreciatively.


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CONVICTION DISMISSED IN BOY'S 2005 DEATH
Peter DujardinDaily Press
The Virginia Court of Appeals this week dismissed the felony child neglect conviction against one of the caregivers of a 4-year-old Hampton boy murdered in 2005.
Vivian A. Shanklin, 66, was sentenced to a year in prison in early 2008 for failing to get the boy, Davion Mutts, any medical attention. He was dropped off at her house in a lethargic state, his hands covered in gauze pads wrapped in duct tape.
Because of the court's reversal, Shanklin won't be going to prison. The sentence had been delayed, pending the outcome of her appeal.
On July 12, 2005, William Shanklin - Vivian Shanklin's son - came to his mother's house to drop off Davion, his girlfriend's nephew.
He told his mother that Davion had burned himself in hot water, not mentioning the extent of the boy's injuries. In fact, William Shanklin had earlier scalded the boy with hot liquid, causing second-degree burns.
William Shanklin was found guilty of beating and shaking Davion to death two days later, then leaving the 4-year-old's body in a wooded area near Power Plant Parkway. He's now serving a life sentence for capital murder.
Matriesha Turner, Davion's aunt and William Shanklin's girlfriend - and the person who had custody of the boy - is now serving a 20-year prison sentence for neglecting Davion's burns and beating him with a switch.
In finding Vivian Shanklin guilty of the child neglect charge at a February 2008 trial, Hampton Circuit Court Judge Wilford Taylor Jr. said the "massive amount" of duct tape on the boy should have alerted her that something was wrong. Also, Taylor said, the boy's sleepiness should have led her to inquire further.
Vivian Shanklin appealed her conviction, contending that she didn't know how badly the boy was hurt, given that the gauze pads and duct tape stayed on his hands the entire time he was at her home. The child's sleepiness, the appeal argued, was unrelated to the burns.
In response, Assistant Attorney General Rosemary V. Bourne said that "any reasonable person" would have sought medical attention, in part because of Davion's lethargy. Even after the child had a four-hour nap, he had to be carried to the bathroom and continually awoken to take bites of food.
But in its ruling Tuesday, the Court of Appeals said there's no evidence that Vivian Shanklin acted criminally.
"She did not know how badly Davion was burned, so she had no reason to call for medical help or to inquire further," said the opinion written by Virginia Court of Appeals Judge Larry G. Elder.
"His wounds were completely bound, so that (Vivian Shanklin) could not see the extent of his injuries."
Using duct tape to treat an injury isn't typical, the ruling said, but didn't indicate the need to go to a doctor.
"The use of duct tape suggests an unorthodox but functional method of treating a minor injury," the appeals court said.
Moreover, the court said, no evidence was presented at the trial showing that sleepiness is a symptom of severe burns.
Vivian Shanklin's "inability to recognize the severity of Davion's injuries ... is reflective of poor judgment, not criminal conduct," the opinion concluded.
Her attorney, Timothy G. Clancy, said, "We felt strongly that her conduct did not rise to the level of criminal negligence. She and her family are very grateful that she will not be incarcerated nor suffer a felony conviction."
Hampton Commonwealth's Attorney Linda D. Curtis, whose office prosecuted the charges, said, "We did feel the evidence was sufficient to convict her, but we can respectfully disagree."
Curtis said Vivian Shanklin was "the least culpable" of the three people charged in the case.
Trials and Arbitration


I should be as keen!
This book is part of a series of notes I have taken regarding the meaning of life. I know all authors share their opinions regarding the meaning of life in their stories. Never the less, I intend to write a short book about taking chances, and promoting oneself within the social game of life. This is very specific, and will handle a very specific topic.
I plan on releasing it around mid-January. Be prepared to meet Mark Chandler in his new adventure titled "Future Value"!


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Is Halloween the "Gay Christmas?" LGBTQ+ Students of UMich Weigh In
Olivia Spicer (she/her)
The history of Halloween winds as much as the long, twisted, tree-shrouded road leading to a haunted house. Simultaneously a pagan-based holiday, highly profitable affair, celebration teeming with religious iconography, and extravagant camp-infused party, Halloween holds unique meanings for different groups.
With this year's Halloween likely taking a nontraditional, socially distant route, it's time to take a look at the holiday's unconventional history - and it's surprising connection to the queer community. Illustration by Olivia Spicer.
As such, Halloween's origins also face contestation, but the most agreed upon part of the holiday's roots is that they are grounded in Samhain, a Celtic marker for the end of summer and the beginning of the new year. Historically, Samhain functioned mostly as a festival preparing for the coming winter, involving taking stock of one's inventory and finalizing the harvest. It also coincided with a period of supernaturally charged energy, in which dark forces had to be warded off with various rituals and occasional sacrifices. According to historian Nicholas Rogers in his book "Halloween: From Pagan Ritual to Party Night," "Many stress [Samhain's] elemental primitivism and its enduring legacy to the character of Halloween, particularly in terms of its omens, propitiations, and links to the otherworld."
Since then, even the legacy of these "omens, propitiations, and links to the otherworld" have undergone drastic changes, creating a Halloween fitting for the standards of modernity (i.e. less sacrifices, more camp and capitalism). Somewhere along the line, Halloween obtained a special place within the gay culture developing in the United States and other Western countries, eventually resulting in what some call "the gay Christmas."
Although plenty within the LGBTQ+ community do not celebrate Halloween and there isn't a collective agreement about which component draws in queer individuals, several thought-provoking connections still exist. Of all of Halloween's allure, the propensity for camp, the oxymoronic embrace of nonconformity, and the capacity for rebellion all contribute to a holiday that, year after year, manages to draw in scores of delighted LGBTQ+ revelers.
But where did these trends begin and how did the queer community influence the holiday's development? Unsurprisingly, the history of Halloween's connection to the gay community and camp - the exaggerated, deliberately flamboyant aesthetic common within gay culture - arguably starts in Greenwich Village in New York City.
The largest Halloween parade in the world, the Village Halloween Parade, began in 1974 with artist and puppeteer Ralph Lee seeking a community-based Halloween celebration where participants could indulge with extravagant costumes and an art-friendly environment. The event quickly grew - to over two thousand by the second year and a quarter million by the fifth. Aided by the community's artistic and welcoming character, the parade attracted participants interested in drag, sexual expression, social commentary, and overall glamorous ensembles. One attendee from the first year, Jill Lynne, remembers, "A sense of creative freedom prevailed, and an unexpected enormous turnout from the community and their friends arrived. There were artists, families, drag queens, and proud members of the LGBT community… The night felt episodic, and it was exhilarating."
While this event wouldn't remain predominantly queer, the impact of the drag shows and general LGBTQ-influenced portions of the parade endure in today's holiday traditions. As Rogers describes the body politics and camp of Halloween, "At its best, Halloween functions as a transient form of social commentary...Here the public liminality of the night, the holiday's capacity to transcend everyday social constraints…intersects with the artistic avant garde."
Such characterization of Halloween continues, with modern parades and parties growing saturated with excess. The more outrageous the party, the better, a trait undoubtedly inspired by the initial gay celebrations of the 70s and 80s. As some have noted, the tendency of the gay community to celebrate Halloween in such a grandiose manner might have roots in the fact that Pride during the time served almost exclusively as political demonstration. In that context, Halloween became the de facto celebration of one's sexuality, akin to the actual Pride parades of today. Halloween, as a holiday associated with countercultural ideas rather than pure protest, offered a space for not only commemorating one's identity, but doing so in style.
In a similar vein as camp, Halloween has almost always relied upon what Rogers calls "transcending everyday social constraints." For the queer community, crossdressing or experimenting with one's gender expression marked such transcendence, a trend that both persists today and links back to some of the oldest Halloween traditions in the United States. One of the earliest recorded instances of crossdressing for one's Halloween costume comes from an early 20th century Pittsburgh newspaper. The headline of one article from The Pittsburg Press, Halloween night in 1912, read, "HALLOWEEN TO BE MAD FROLIC IN PITTSBURG: Gay Maskers Will Throng Streets and Parties Will Be Held in Many Households in Pittsburg District: POLICE WILL MAINTAIN ORDER IN THE STREETS." Said article proceeded to describe certain moral codes that needed to be upheld during Halloween festivities, including, "No girls or women are allowed to appear in masculine attire." When women did appear in such attire, the police held true on their threat to maintain order, arresting several for their costume choices.
But the law became so widely disregarded that the same Pittsburgh police force abandoned the cause only two years later, publicly announcing, "Women dressed in male attire will not be molested unless they are disorderly or seen entering saloons." Such a quick reversal demonstrates how pervasive "crossdressing" proved to be; for transgender, nonbinary, or genderfluid revelers, Halloween served as the one time in which any expression of their identity was allowed. Perhaps an even more blatant indication of the desire to dress differently comes from Charles Frederick White's 1908 poem "Hallowe'en." It reads, "The women dressed in men's attire; The small girl, too, quenched her desire, To get into her brother's pants."
Today, dressing in clothing associated with the opposite sex for a Halloween costume doesn't seem that out of place. But for years, costumes have presented the only opportunity to experiment with one's gender expression, to manipulate codified clothing for one's temporary benefit. The freedom to dress according to one's gender identity all nights of the year, of course, has been hard earned, involving a long and intensive political battle that still continues - and surprisingly, Halloween has helped play into that as well.
During the 1970s and 80s, televangelist Jerry Falwell catered to the so-called "Moral Majority," broadcasting his beliefs directly into the public's homes in his attempt to enliven a resurging religious right. One of the dominant causes in his crusade involved fighting what he called "a massive homosexual revolution," and in the process of waging this war against "the gays," Falwell turned to Halloween for help.
In creating "Hell Houses," which are essentially righteous haunted attractions put on by Christian groups, Falwell sought to literally scare participants into avoiding homosexuality. Within these attractions, each room acts as a demonstration of a different sin or social issue, using actors in demonic costumes to warn against falling into Satan's grasp. One church now offers a purchasable kit for homemade Hell Houses, consisting of scenes about abortion, domestic violence, and drug use. As expected, the LGBTQ+ community has featured prominently as one of the sins people can fall victim to, with a "gay marriage" scene also included in the low price of $299.
Whether or not these Hell Houses have been especially effective in persuading participants away from homosexuality can be debated, but they undoubtedly exemplify the ways in which the horror of Halloween can be weaponized against the gay community. Halloween, as an already unconventional holiday, serves as both a haven for queer individuals who have been marginalized by society and as a tool for homophobes to take a moralistic stand. In this, Halloween offers a chance for one side to enforce the status quo and the other to rebel against it. At least in part, this rebellion unquestionably helps maintain Halloween as the, ironically dubbed, "gay Christmas."
To bring this story to a modern and local close, I sought out the perspectives of the LGBTQ+ community here at the University of Michigan, surveying thirty different LGBTQ+ students on what they feel connects the community to Halloween.
The results varied greatly, though nearly everyone has at least a history of celebrating Halloween and most felt either positively or indifferent towards the holiday. (Only one person had never celebrated it, and one other felt purely negative about it.) Following that, when asked about whether or not the respondent felt Halloween was connected to their identity, the results leaned surprisingly towards "no." In fact, 70% felt that Halloween has nothing to do with their identity at all.
When asked to elaborate, the majority of respondents who felt there was no connection explained that Halloween is fun regardless of a person's identity, pointing to traditional, non-queer related aspects of the holiday they enjoy. One respondent wrote, "Halloween has always been fun for me regardless of my identity," and another similarly explained, "I don't do things on Halloween solely because of my sexual identity."
However, for the people who felt Halloween did relate to their identity, they often described the importance of using costumes as self-expression, echoing the decades-old use of Halloween as a conveyance of gender identity. One respondent who identifies as trans and nonbinary elaborated, "[Halloween] was a chance to be someone or something else... It's difficult not to connect that with my journey of gender identity and self exploration." Put even more explicitly, another expressed how "[Halloween] gives me a chance to embrace the most extreme and experimental whims of my gender presentation."
In a fun, fascinating turn, when asked if they knew about the concept of Halloween being full of
"gay culture," an affirming majority caught on immediately.
One participant confirmed the basis of this article with a hilarious elaboration of, "Yes, it is Christmas for gays." Another pointed to the community's love of "camp, glamor, and altered identity," and yet another noted a potential connection with Halloween's "association with spooky things and counterculture...as LGBT members are often pushed to the counterculture as well, I can see some sort of connection forming from that."
Many students expressed appreciation for Halloween's capacity to accept the LGBTQ+ community. Several cited the "sense of safety," "lack of fear from judgement," and "open expression" of the holiday as reasons they may feel connected to Halloween through more than just baseline enjoyment.
Finally, in perhaps the most encouraging portion of responses, for students who elaborated on why they don't think Halloween has a connection to the LGBTQ+ community, or why they aren't entirely sure, the responses were overwhelmingly interested in learning more. One succinct reply encapsulated this stance perfectly, "I have not heard this but I'd love to hear more about it!"
It is my only hope that this article has enabled exactly that. We hope you have a happy Halloween.
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Flags have consistently put the Frogs in long yardage situations, which has contributed to a low conversion rate on third down: 29.1 percent, ranking 112th in the nation. The Cowboys, meanwhile, have the No. 25 third down defense in the country.
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"What linebacker doesn't like to blitz and have that chance to get a sack?" Mallet said with a smile. He and linebacker Paul Dawson, who led the team with 17 tackles against Kansas last week, will be charged with containing Walsh and forcing him to put the ball in the air against a talented TCU secondary. The Frogs lead the conference in interceptions this season with 10.
Forcing turnovers and sustaining drives will give the Frogs a much better chance to pull off the upset on the road and get more than .500 for the first time this season. The chances will be even higher if Oklahoma State underestimates TCU.
"Reading the paper, we're a 'trap game,'" Patterson said, laughing. "In 16 years, I haven't ever been a trap game."
The Frogs had too much weight in the Mountain West for teams to overlook them, but this week, they hope they will be able to sneak up on the Cowboys.
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Oddly the real inspiration behind the book was a little drawing I made of a girl wearing a long bright red coat out walking in the snow. I had at first imagined that she was going to be a character in a picture book, because at that time (some years ago) I was mainly working in that area. The picture book never happened but both my editor and my agent liked her and reminded me about her now and then, and so she was eventually fetched out of limbo and I began to develop her story in a longer form. This began out of a game I used to play with my daughter Lily when she was younger, involving tiny little letters from faeries. After many false starts and abandoned drafts the letters never made it into the final version of the story, as so often happens things change radically as you write and re-wrte.
I love books set in Victorian times (as Charity Delafield is) Why do you think it makes such a fascinating period for stories?
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I am hopelessly wedded to that period although not exclusively, I also have an obsession with London in World War 2 having grown up so closely to that war's aftermath and I hope to feature that setting in a book soon.
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As a working illustrator and would be creative writing student at the City Literary Institute in London back in the very early 1970s I was introduced by a teacher to the work of Bruno Bettleheim which opened my eyes to the deep roots and uses of the Fairy Tale. They are marvellous and astonishing things and open to so many ways of retelling updating etc, because they deal with all the big and fundamental states of being, with love and loss, wealth and poverty, happiness and suffering, hunger fear and tragedy all condensed down into those marvellously compressed stories. If I do have a favourite it would be The Six Swan Brothers.
any plans to write about him?
As a matter of fact I do, I am hoping he will have his own story to explore, without going into too much detail, or giving anything away I would like to follow him on his journey and also examine his roots, he was after all a foundling, much to discover there I think.
important to children's books, not just picture books?
My earliest reading memories are the things which have stayed in my mind tenaciously from when I was seven or eight. The little moments of magical revelation, which are most often a combination of the words and the illustrations working together. The instance that comes immediately to mind is Lucy's first meeting with Mr Tumnus in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. The narrative shock of being in that other world is deepened and enriched by the addition of the marvellous line drawing by Pauline Baynes. Mr Tumnus walking arm in arm with Lucy with the simply rendered soft layers of snow covering the ground and the trees and his umbrella and parcels. That scene is inextricably linked to the drawing which compliments and deepens the writing, each serves the other and the imagination is stimulated. I regret the lack of drawings or illustrations in most YA or adult texts. The additions of the simple black and white drawings I hope add something to the feel of Charity Delafield even if they only provide hints at the edge of the story.
We all have a favourite book from childhood, can you tell us about yours?
My maternal Grandmother was a very patient woman and she would read to me over and over again the original tiny little landscape shaped Thomas the Tank Engine Books, which were relatively new when I was two or three in the late 1940s, so I suppose they were a favourite then, but mainly I think for the sunlit world of the pictures. When I could read for myself I devoured everything without discrimination. I was especially fond of The Borrowers, (again marvellous illustrations by Diana Stanley) and later the Just William books by Richmal Crompton, (drawings by Thomas Henry) and as a teenager I happily discovered Le Grand Meaulnes by Henri Alain-Fournier which is still a favourite.
Finally, do you have any advice for aspiring young writers or illustrators?
When I left Art School in 1968 I wasted too much time not daring to show people my illustration work. I drifted about for a year and did little part time jobs and dreamed of being an illustrator. I should have just got on with it there and then, so my first piece of advice is don't be shy get on with it.
I wrote at art school bits and pieces, chunks and fragments, none of them finished, partly out of idleness partly out of fear of failing. No one ever saw those attempts. I moved to London and eventually succeeded in being an illustrator, I was still starting off bits of novels and short stories, but nothing was ever properly finished. Eventually, many years down the line, I was commissioned to illustrate a story of my choice by a publisher. I chose a story by Colette. The publisher didn't like the translation. 'Haven't you ever written anything', he asked. I took a part finished story from my drawer and finished it. It was published and the confidence that gave me moved me on to write my first full length novel for Children, The Secret History of Tom Trueheart, Boy Adventurer, and then on further to write 5 other novels including The Haunting of Charity Delafield. My second piece of advice therefore is to actually finish things. Without the lump of clay that may be your first draft you have nothing to refine, shape mould, re-write and make work. Finishing things is the key.
Thanks Ian for taking the time to answer our questions!
I loved The Haunting Of Charity Delafield and will be reviewing it later today. In The mean time check out the trailer!


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Santa Catalina is awaitin' for me…
I've talked quite a lot on the show, and on these pages, about the excellence that was Warwick Farm – about Jim Clark learning to fly over at Bankstown aerodrome, just up the road, and about how he and Graham Hill used to land their Cessnas on the Farm's polo field before jumping into their Tasman Lotus. The Farm was the epitome of those two simple words – "motor racing". It was a case study in slick organization (courtesy of Geoffrey Sykes); it was a circuit that combined fast corners with slow, rhythmic esses with a double-apexed, negative-cambered left-hander; and it was all about green grass, fluttering flags, a hot Australian sun and the smell of high-octane fuel. Give me the Farm and you'll give me my lifeblood.
There was another Australian circuit, though, that also stood proud. You drove on past the Farm into the Blue Mountains to Katoomba – to a word and to a place full of folklore and mystique, not to mention gum trees, the scent of eucalyptus, a mist in the autumn mornings and a campsite that stood just the other side of the track, mere yards from crisply-revving Lotus 23Bs and Brabham Formula Juniors. Catalina Park it was called (because a Catalina flying boat used to be moored in the lake nearby) – and it had that ring to it. You heard "Santa Catalina is awaiting for me.." on your transistor radio and, just like that, Catalina Park, Katoomba, achieved pre-eminent status in your perception. There was The Farm. There was Catalina. And then there was the rest of the world…
It is no more. It was no more a couple of decades ago. Why? I don't know – any more than I know why they are knocking down the housing blocks they built near me in London as recently as 1996. Progress! Times are a'changing! Out with the old! Bigger is better! Never mind the waste!
Yeah, well, not for me, thanks very much. I don't care what they have in mind for Catalina Park in the future. Nothing will be as good as what we had: drivers in light blue overalls gliding their gleaming charges. The freshness of the mornings. The stirring of the crowd up there in the bush as they lapped in the midday sun.
Here are a few negscans of what it was like – and some more recent photos of Catalina today. For full effect we'd need sound and smell…and, yes, maybe that theme tune. Alas, these pics are all I have. Together with the memories, of course.
Captions, from top: Leo Geoghegan (Ford Cortina Lotus) and Brian Foley (Morris Cooper S) out-drag one another away from the line; Ian Geoghegan's Total Team Mustang leads the similar cars of Norm Beechey (Neptune Racing) and Bob Jane; Formula Vees pour into Craven-A corner; below: Leo Geoghegan finesses the ex-Jim Clark Lotus 39 (now fitted with Repco V8 engine) between the Catalina sleepers Images: Paul Hobson and the Peter Windsor Collection
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Michael Taylor on December 5, 2013 at 16:19 said:
I took that great writer and designer, Paul Cockburn, there after a road test back when i was MOTOR editor. there is something overwhelmingly evocative about the rotting carcasses of long-dead racetracks. I made a pilgrimage of as many of the Queensland Grand Prix tracks as I could, picking up Leyburn, Lowood, Surfers Paradise, Southport and, while it was still defunct, Lakeside.
I used to surprise people on road tests in oddball parts of the country by declaring "the Australian Grand Prix was held here in 19XX, and pointing out where the control tower stood and where the pits were. Lobethal in South Australia was a favourite, and so was legging out the original Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit (nothing at all like the swooping, scenic loveliness of today's track. Then there are names Europeans will have never heard, like Nuriootpa and Narrogin, and others that may ring a bell, like Mount Panorama (but with a dirt surface).
There are other oddball bits, too, that Grand Prix followers may not know, including that the 1985 GP in Adelaide might have been the first AGP in the F1 calendar, but it was actually the 50th AGP. And that Michael Schumacher shares his most AGP-wins status (four, incidentally) with the far lesser known Lex Davison.
Peter Bakalor on December 13, 2013 at 20:25 said:
I used to live in Richmond NSW, and used to hitch hike from there to Catalina (and Bathurst) until I persuaded my folks to buy a car "for their convenience" of course. That made getting there easier. Loved Catalina Park, and for me it will always be part of what motor racing means to me – along with the Farm and Bathurst.
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Nonaspirin Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drug Use in the Nordic Countries from a Cardiovascular Risk Perspective, 2000-2016: A Drug Utilization Study
Bruun Kristensen, Kasper
Karlstad, Øystein
Martikainen, Jaana E.
Pottegård, Anton
Wastesson, Jonas W.
Stockholm University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Aging Research Center (ARC), (together with KI).
Zoega, Helga
Schmidt, Morten
Number of Authors: 72019 (English)In: Pharmacotherapy, ISSN 0277-0008, E-ISSN 1875-9114, Vol. 39, no 2, p. 150-160Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Evidence on the cardiotoxicity of nonaspirin nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), particularly diclofenac and the newer selective cyclooxygenase (COX)-2 inhibitors, has accumulated over the last decade. Our objective was to examine whether the use of NSAIDs in the Nordic countries changed with the emerging evidence, regulatory statements, and clinical guidelines advocating caution for the use of specific NSAIDs.
Drug utilization study.
Nationwide wholesale statistics and prescription registries in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden (2000-2016).
Measurements and Main Results
Our main outcome measures were yearly total sales, expressed as number of sold defined daily doses (DDDs)/1000 inhabitants/day, and yearly prevalence of prescription use, expressed as number of prescription users per 1000 inhabitants. The DDD is the assumed average maintenance dose per day for a drug used for its main indication in adults. Total sales of NSAIDs increased in all countries and were highest in Iceland, with 74.3 DDDs/1000 inhabitants/day sold in 2016, followed by Finland (73.9), Sweden (54.4), Norway (43.8), and Denmark (31.8). Diclofenac use declined after 2008 in all countries but remained the most widely prescribed NSAID in Norway, with 63 prescription users/1000 inhabitants in 2016. Diclofenac sales also remained high in Iceland (12.7 DDD/1000 inhabitants/day), Norway (8.1), and Sweden (7.8). Since its introduction in 2003, the use of etoricoxib, a newer selective COX-2 inhibitor, increased in all countries except Denmark, with highest sales in Finland (6.7 DDD/1000 inhabitants/day in 2016).
Sales and prescription patterns of NSAIDs in the Nordic countries has changed along with the accumulating evidence for the cardiovascular risks of specific NSAIDs. However, given existing evidence on the cardiovascular risks associated with the use of diclofenac and etoricoxib, the persistent high use of diclofenac in Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, the persistent over-the-counter availability of diclofenac in Norway and Sweden, and the increasing use of etoricoxib in most of the Nordic countries pose a cardiovascular health concern.
2019. Vol. 39, no 2, p. 150-160
NSAID, drug utilization, cardiac risk factors and prevention, Nordic countries
URN: urn:nbn:se:su:diva-167680DOI: 10.1002/phar.2217ISI: 000459496900004PubMedID: 30636337OAI: oai:DiVA.org:su-167680DiVA, id: diva2:1301852
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