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CSS background-image keeps the image in backround. Still it is the most powerful since it allows to reuse the image, pick the tiles, associate with CSS rule switch animation.
SVG embedding allow to reuse the image only by reusing its source text. Each image will have own instance in browser.
JS has a powerful gears for image reusing. The cloning image node will keep the same image reference. Unfortunately this optimization did not sneaked into JS libraries I am using.
Q. How to make image reusing convenient and still efficient on browser side?
Will be the preprocessor of HTML template the proper answer?
It could strip off the URLs from IMG tags. Say by renaming src attribute.
Upon image load and when widget dom is ready, roll over all IMG-es in DOM and swap with clone of cached one; apply all original attributes and CSS.
PS. This note is just a response on multiple attempts around on image use optimization. As plain idea it is not worth anything, so bug me if you see the need for code or help there.
log not just to comsole but also to external target like FS or server.
automatic parameters and return value check against type and permitted values. That should have the type definition and values/validators be available in run-time. Used Annotation for that. The call traps need enumeration of object's methods and wrapping by aspect.
Profiler( call counts+timing, call graph, etc) is not a hot topic anymore since most of browsers have them implemented. But in many cases like mobile, it worth to have the profiler be implemented by JS and hooked into server-side logger.
assert && assert(...) gives ability to disable assert for release build on AMD module switch level. It also could be used for individual module tuning.
while( assert(...) ) needed for "Retry" option. Handy for debugging. When problem found, the same condition could be reevaluated for step-through debugging.
Annotations and aspects are the gears for such functionality. 25% of above I have done earlier but not made a shippable tool. It is too big effort to be justified by projects I was working on at the time. If anyone interested we could talk further.
While there are many opinions on whether to use HTML5 , strict, XML syntax, etc. I would like to highlight my own reasons.
entry page to have most cross-browser compatible (with predictable behavior) mode.
widgets templates to have most strict syntax enforced as by HTML validator as by functional and visual tests.
widgets templates to be tested against different doctypes and modes to support SDK requirement of customizing and extending UI by user.
Do NOT include the processing instructions for XHTML.
For each modulle template XHTML 1.1 is more suitable due to higher standard compliance reasons.


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OGIC: Second stories
September 18, 2008 by ldemanski
Patrick Kurp, whose blog I recommended yesterday, posted the other day about the necessity of gratitude and about W. H. Auden: "Auden's instinct was to offer thanks for the gifts he, like all of us, had done nothing to deserve." The post resonated with an almost throwaway sentence I read recently in Edward P. Jones's The Known World. This is very much how it is, reading Jones: peripheral details about peripheral characters, mentioned in passing, have the weight and pull of miniature stories in their own right. These stories might, in a half-sentence, be told, or they might be only gestured at. Through them a sense of the whole vast, connected world slips in, of its enormity and of the numberless threads of human plots therein. The effect, over pages and chapters, is not only of richness and plenitude but of a great humaneness–Jones's and, the more you read of him, your own.
Jones's novel is about slaves and slave owners in pre-Civil War America. In the passage I was reminded of, the young Virginian John Skiffington, who on principle owns no slaves, has just married a Northern woman. To the profound discomfort of half the wedding party, a cousin of the groom has made a wedding gift of a nine-year-old slave girl, Minerva. The next morning, her first in the house, Minerva rises early and tiptoes around her new surroundings.
The child now took more steps, passing her own room, and came to a partly opened door. She could see John Skiffington's father on his knees praying in a corner of his room. Fully dressed with his hat on, the old man, who would find another wife in Philadelphia, had been on his knees for nearly two hours: God gave so much and yet asked for so little in return.
This fleeting narrative detour is lovely and painful at once: lovely for the humble and surprising act of gratitude it records, painful for being observed by someone not so fortunate. We don't hear a lot more about the elder Mr. Skiffington, at least not as far as I've read, and that only makes this impromptu glimpse the more poignant.
Nobody else I've read is like Jones. He's an unmatched teller of stories big and small–he'll hook you on the stuff. His short stories in All Aunt Hagar's Children had me over the moon when I read and reviewed them two years ago. The stories and the novel deal with some of the darker aspects of human experience; they look at this material hard and straight on. But there are always points of grace amidst the pain that are the most indelible moments, and the whole enterprise is characterized by a generosity toward humanity that isn't ever blindered or phony. Definitely a writer to be grateful for.
TT: So you want to see a show?
September 18, 2008 by Terry Teachout
Here's my list of recommended Broadway, off-Broadway, and out-of-town shows, updated weekly. In all cases, I gave these shows favorable reviews (if sometimes qualifiedly so) in The Wall Street Journal when they opened. For more information, click on the title.
Warning: Broadway shows marked with an asterisk were sold out, or nearly so, last week.
BROADWAY:
• Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps (comedy, G, suitable for bright children, reviewed here)
• August: Osage County (drama, R, adult subject matter, reviewed here)
• Avenue Q (musical, R, adult subject matter and one show-stopping scene of puppet-on-puppet sex, reviewed here)
• Boeing-Boeing (comedy, PG-13, cartoonishly sexy, reviewed here)
• Gypsy (musical, PG-13, adult subject matter, reviewed here)
• The Little Mermaid * (musical, G, entirely suitable for children, reviewed here)
• South Pacific * (musical, G/PG-13, some sexual content, brilliantly staged but unsuitable for viewers acutely allergic to preachiness, reviewed here)
OFF BROADWAY:
• Enter Laughing (musical, PG-13, closes Oct. 12, reviewed here)
• The Fantasticks (musical, G, suitable for children capable of enjoying a love story, reviewed here)
IN HARTFORD, CONN.:
• A Midsummer Night's Dream (comedy, G, surprisingly child-friendly, closes Oct. 5, reviewed here)
IN SPRING GREEN, WISC.:
• A Midsummer Night's Dream/Widowers' Houses (comedies, G, playing in repertory through Oct. 5, reviewed here)
CLOSING NEXT WEEK OFF BROADWAY:
• Around the World in 80 Days (comedy, G, closes Sept. 28, reviewed here)
CLOSING FRIDAY IN EAST HADDAM, CONN.:
• Half a Sixpence (musical, G, reviewed here)
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Here are a few additional notes from August's spending breakdown.
Many budgets returned to "normal" levels (Auto & Transport, Home, etc.).
The "Home" budget is now lower than pre-July numbers because the Escrow has been removed. We will need to pay property taxes ourselves, but this helps monthly cash flow.
Taxes now account for the largest monthly expense at 13% of gross income. While it may be the largest expense, an effective 13% tax rate is...not bad. Pre-tax contributions help tremendously here.
In total we spent 79% of our gross income on planned items. The other 21% was left unspent, and goes into our checking account for the month. This means we had an overall savings rate of 29% for August.
Over the next few months, we are focusing on building our checking account far past our overage level. There are a couple of reasons for this. First, we anticipate our baby girls arriving in November. While we have been saving via HSA for the event, we want to have a bit more liquid cash just in case anything were to happen that HSA cannot immediately cover.
Second, we plan to open an account at PNC for a bank account bonus - $200 on $2,000 deposited. Even though the bonus is considered taxable income, the valuation on this bonus is easily 7.5 - 8.5% return on investment. What makes the PNC account even more valuable is that it can be opened by credit card. With hospital bills and this funding, we will quickly hit the $5,000 minimum spending requirement on a new Chase Ink Preferred business card in November, a bonus worth $2,110 by my valuation (with self-referral from CIP #1).
How did your budget fare for August? Any frugal wins or losses to report? Let me know in the comment section below!
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1. Anne & Mary Boleyn
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DNA Tests Show 'Extinct' Penguin Species Never Existed
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Science is a self-correcting process, ever in flux. Accepted hypotheses are overturned in the face of new information. The world isn't flat after all. Disease isn't caused by demons or wickedness. And that Hunter Island penguin? Yeah, apparently that was just a figment of our imaginations. Researchers writing in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society say the remains of one supposed species are in fact a "jumbled mixture" of bones from three extant species.
The bones were unearthed in the 1980s during the excavation of a prehistoric trash heap on Tasmania's Hunter Island. Two scientists named Tets and O'Connor argued that the remains were different enough from other penguins to constitute their own genus and species, one which must have died out during the Holocene epoch. The proud potential penguin parents dubbed the apparently extinct bird Tasidyptes hunterivan, and that was that.
Except that this is science, where no story is ever really over. Other biologists were not satisfied with the evidence Tets and O'Connor presented. There were only four bones, and they all bore some resemblance to species that exist today. Fortunately, in 2017, we've got ways of making fossils talk. A research team led by Tess Cole of the University of Otago used DNA barcoding to examine the genetic code of each of the four bones.
"It was a fun and unexpected story," Cole said in a statement, "because we show that Tasmania's 'extinct' penguin is not actually an extinct or unique penguin at all."
Snares penguins (Eudyptes robustus). / Brocken Inaglory, Wikimedia Commons // CC BY-SA 3.0
The bones were "a jumbled mixture of three living penguin species, from two genera": the Fiordland crested penguin or Tawaki (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) and the Snares crested penguin (Eudyptes robustus), both of New Zealand, and the Australian little fairy penguin (Eudyptula novaehollandiae).
"This study shows how useful ancient DNA testing can be," Cole said. "Not only does it help us identify new but extinct species, but it can help us rule out previously postulated species which did not exist, as in this case."


It's no secret that my brain was wired up before computers were a household word. I know a lot of finger plays and songs, but I'm a dinosaur when it comes to technology. But I TRY!
It's boggling and overwhelming to keep up on the latest gadgets and games available for the classroom. I visited http://ipadeducators.ning.com and I was impressed with the free resources. http://ipadacademy.com/ was another great site for newbies to the app world like me.
The thing that impresses me most is that technology enables educators to "prescribe" activities to specific skills for specific students. Instead of just throwing general information out there (like giving an aspirin to everyone), teachers have the ability to match instruction to individual needs.
REMEMBER! Balance is a key to life and education. The more time children spend in front of a computer, the more they NEED to sing, play outside, talk, and have concrete experiences. Dinosaurs and techies can play in the sandbox together!


You probably didn't see what may be the most relevant TV investigative report of 2008. It aired this week on WGCL, showing that the city of Atlanta's money woes are, in part, due to its own failure to collect money owed to the city. Wendy Saltzman reported that the city is owed more than $30 million in past due water bills. And on the day the piece aired, the city's water department had to lay off nearly 100 employees due to the city's ongoing budget crisis.
Saltzman talked with some of the biggest alleged deadbeats. The biggest of all was Chastain Park Amphitheater, with a past due bill of $109,000 and change. By starting her piece with that eye-opener, Saltzman drew the viewer into a story that threatened to be dry and statistical. A couple of semi-confrontational moments ensued with other alleged deadbeats. Then she dropped another unexpected bombshell: The biggest deadbeat is the City of Atlanta, which is apparently rife with agencies that ignore bills from the city's water department.
Saltzman's story was further complicated by the fact that Mayor Shirley Franklin decided to call a news conference on the issue the day WGCL's story was scheduled to air. Franklin vowed to call the top 25 deadbeat herself and request payment. She also contradicted herself during the newser about the city's failure to pay itself. "It doesn't matter what the number is," Franklin said at the podium. "But it does!" Saltzman is heard saying emphatically from the audience. "It matters what the number is," Franklin agrees, almost too readily.
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I wrote a bit about this in my last blog post. It featured a piece I wrote in 1997 after I spent some in Borneo to study wild figs (Ficus species) and the animals that eat them for my MSc degree. Within a year I was in Borneo again, this time for doctoral studies (you can read some of my other posts about those days here and here).
One of the papers [PDF] I wrote back then provided a global review of the ways Ficus species interact with the animals that eat their figs. Those animals form an astounding list, as I showed that at least one-tenth of all bird species and one-sixth of all mammals eat figs.
The full dataset was too big to go into the journal paper so I put it online on a site that sadly disappeared from the Internet in 2009. I'm happy to say that the full dataset is now back online here.
The paper explains this diversity and assesses the roles these animals play as Ficus seed dispersers. The dataset supports previous claims that Ficus is the most important plant genus for tropical fruit eating animals, but it also shows that some figs are indeed more equal than others.
Reference: Shanahan, M., So, S., Compton, S.G. & Corlett, R.T. (2001). Fig-eating by Vertebrate Frugivores: A Global Review. Biological Reviews 76:529-572. [PDF].
*The title for this post comes from a line in this paper: Janzen, D.H. 1979. How to be a Fig. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 10: 13-51.
Beautiful! Mike I love the way you bring in small excerpts from famous authors like Lawrence, Shakespeare, and more.
I love Figs too Mike actually I was reviewing your postings for some info. related to the health benefits of rainforest figs if humans were to actually eat some and or provide a breakdown of the nutrition found in these specific figs…but…wow…Mike their is zero information related to humans eating rainforest type figs nobody sells them, they must be very difficult to harvest. They are available if the picker is willing to climb150 feet and crawl around on the poopy upper fruit laden branches. It also should be noted the shelf life of these types of figs is likely mostly unknown as far as keeping in a frig. (if kept in outside conditions 85 F and 75% humidity I don't believe they would last 24 hours before they go rotten) It is indeed a lack of information, as far as taste, quality and nutritional breakdown, perhaps this will change but please be careful fighting the monkeys for their figs is a loose, loose proposition this much is sure.
Hi Gary. People do eat wild figs of species other than the farmed fig in many parts of Africa and Asia. I have tasted several wild figs in Borneo but none of them was very pleasant.
That said, a million years ago, our ancestors probably ate wild figs whenever they could.


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The 7th annual B'more Healthy Expo will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center located in downtown Baltimore near the Inner Harbor on Saturday, March 19, 2016 from 10am - 5pm.
The B'more Healthy Expo is a wonderful opportunity for families living in the Baltimore area! This free, indoor event works to educate and empower families to make more healthy choices. As Maryland's largest free health and wellness event, the B'More Healthy Expo works in part to connect people with community resources to help them reach fitness and wellness goals. It's important that our communities have access to and know about healthcare options, access to nutritious foods, and access to a safe place to work out in.
Families can enjoy Sports and Fitness Workouts, Healthy Foods and Nutrition Demonstrations, Let's Play Zone, Healthy Homes and Neighborhoods, and Financial Fitness at this year's Health Expo.
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A passionate speaker who wants to share with people his craft, Corey is behind the Passion Cure and The Speaking Program. It is through these avenues that he reaches out to people, coach those who are interested in developing their communication skills, and feature those who have been successful in their life's passions.
His journey starting with a career in sales, then shifting to stand-up comedy before finally transitioning into his passion for public speaking (2:20).
Our similar background in performance arts, and things that we didn't enjoy as much in that field (5:50).
How people's feedback propelled him into diving into passion as a speaker (10:43).
What people fear when it comes to communicating and public speaking, and how to get comfortable on stage (15:48).
The importance of tackling tasks and goals in small chunks that are easily achievable – whether in public speaking or productivity – until you're ready to take on the big one (19:49).
How having a buddy to practice whatever it is that you're passionate about or want to conquer gives you higher chances of success (20:40).
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Questions to ask oneself to help find your true passion, and how to take that first 'baby step' towards living that passion. (13:25; 25:31).
A productivity reminder to ensure that pursuing your passion is not interrupted – and becomes successful (28:03).
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I have heard that you can buy them for $450 with a warranty. Do any of you know where I can find one of these units or what the best price you can find on one is?


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'˜2017 was a BAD YEAR TO BE BRAVE'
Tuesday, 20th February 2018, 10:12 am
Updated Tuesday, 20th February 2018, 3:57 pm
by Kate Allen, Director of Amnesty International UK
Last year was a bad year to be brave. At Amnesty we know of 281 people around the world who were killed for standing up for what they believed in, but this figure is likely to be just the tip of the iceberg.
From Heather Heyer who died while protesting against a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, to Daphne Caruana Galizia, a Maltese anti-corruption journalist who was killed in a car bomb in October —the world felt like it was an increasingly treacherous place to live in if you are a campaigner.
But the dangers faced by human rights defenders are nothing new. Since the UN Declaration of Human Rights Defenders 20 years ago, we know of at least 3,500 activists who have been killed — an average of 180 deaths a year — and the annual death toll shows no sign of diminishing.
But next to these depressing statistics I have recently witnessed a chink of light that has filled me with hope: and it's in the form of the Suffragette Spirit campaign.
Nominate a modern suffragette from your community
To nominate an amazing woman in your local area, please visit www.amnesy.org.uk/suffragettespirit. All women must have carried out work to help others in their local area within the last 10 years. All successful nominees will be contacted to give consent prior to being placed on the Suffragette Spirit Map of Britain. This campaign has been funded by People's Postcode Lottery.
Since Amnesty called on Britain to nominate the women continuing to campaign for change 100 years after winning the vote, I have been bowled over by the incredible cases put forward — all of whom are working to make very real, positive changes in their communities.
With headlines increasingly dominated by conflict, hatred and corruption across the planet — from the refugee crisis to an increase in hate crime — it can be easy to forget that there is much good being done on our doorstep.
From Glasgow to Portsmouth, Ipswich to Swansea, women embodying that fighting spirit a century on are using their powerful voices to help the vulnerable, stand up to bullies, fight racism, tackle abuse and save their local environment.
In fact, judging by the number of nominations we have been deluged with, there are literally hundreds of women human rights defenders up and down the country working to make their local area — and even the wider world — a better place.
One example is Anna Kennedy, a campaigner from Middlesbrough who has worked tirelessly to help people with autism. In her wide portfolio of work she has set up a two specialist schools, a residential home and campaigned for better diagnosis of the condition as well and helped tackle autism-related bullying in schools.
Another nomination is Mridul Wadhwa, who lives in Glasgow and has campaigned since 2005 for trans rights as well as helped to protect migrant women experiencing violence. For 12 years she has worked with some of society's most vulnerable to ensure they have a voice and to help change attitudes towards them — and all because of her passionate belief that all human beings are equal and that no one should be silenced.
You might not have heard of these women until now because they are on the ground, busy effecting change for the people they care about most. But together these women — and countless others across the nation — are doing big things to champion human rights for all. And they deserve to be celebrated.
So what are you waiting for? Time is running out —nominate the amazing women in your community now before 26 February to ensure that your local Suffragette Spirit gets the recognition they deserve!
www.amnesty.org.uk/suffragettespirit


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Dr. Kitasato
and the Founding of Terumo
What Kind of Man Was the "Father of Modern Medicine" in Japan?
Development of the serum treatment for tetanus and diphtheria
Dr. Shibasaburo Kitasato is known as the pioneer of modern medicine in Japan, but he is also known as a highly regarded physician and researcher around the world. His work on tetanus and diphtheria is best known globally.
In 1886, he began his research at the University of Berlin under Dr. Robert Koch, world-renowned as the man who isolated the tuberculosis bacillus and the Vibrio cholera. Dr. Kitasato succeeded in growing the tetanus bacillus in pure culture, a feat that managed to astonish his mentor. Tetanus is a serious disease that is transmitted when the tetanus bacillus enters the body through a wound and multiplies. The bacteria produce toxins that can cause convulsions. At the time he was doing his research, there was no effective treatment for the disease because the tetanus bacillus could not yet be grown in pure culture.
Dr. Kitasato found that when animals were given small amounts of tetanus bacillus toxin they gradually developed a resistance and did not develop the disease even when large amounts of the toxin was injected into them. Based on the success of this research, he made an enormous contribution to the prevention of infectious diseases by developing the serum treatment for tetanus. He later received great praise as a pioneer in the field of immunology when he applied his serum treatment to diphtheria. His research still plays an important role in modern medicine.
Discovery of the plague bacillus and Dr. Kitasato's unique way to prevent the spread of the disease
In 1894, the Japanese government sent Dr. Kitasato to Hong Kong, where there was an outbreak of bubonic plague. There he discovered the infectious agent of the disease. He also worked on methods that would be effective in preventing the spread of the disease, such as isolating and quarantining infected persons and improving the drinking water and sewerage systems. He also advocated the unique idea that each household should have at least one pet cat, since bubonic plague was spread by rats. He also played a central role in increasing the understanding of public health in Japan.
The first Japanese person to be nominated for a Nobel Prize
Dr. Kitasato collaborated with Emil von Behring, a former pupil of Dr. Koch, to create a serum treatment for diphtheria, which had reached epidemic proportions in Europe at the time. This development was a major innovation in the field of medicine and, though Dr. Kitasato was nominated for the first Nobel Prize, as a result only von Behring won.
The road from aspiring military man to medicine
What sort of background did this great man have?
Shibasaburo Kitasato was born in 1853 in the village of Kitasato, in present-day Kumamoto Prefecture. He was a mischievous boy who wanted to learn the martial arts of sword and spear fighting. Because he was from a samurai lineage, he dreamed of someday becoming a military man. His parents, however, urged him to attend the Kumamoto School of Medicine. It was there that he first looked through a microscope at a piece of magnified tissue. The experience made a deep impression on him and convinced him of the value of studying medicine.
Shibasaburo studies bacteriology in order to develop the fields of public health and preventative medicine
Shibasaburo decided to go to Tokyo to study medicine and formally started his coursework in 1874 when he entered the Tokyo School of Medicine (the present-day Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo). While there, he studied not only medicine but also became interested in the state of medical care in Japan at the time. He came to believe that medicine needed to do more than come to the aid of people suffering from disease, which he acknowledged was an important role - he thought medicine was charged with another mission: the prevention of disease. This idea led him to the decision not to become the director of a regional hospital or the dean of a medical school, but rather to work at the Bureau of Hygiene in the Ministry of the Interior (the forerunner of the present-day Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) even if it meant accepting a lower salary. Shibasaburo deepened his interest in public health and preventative medicine at the Ministry and hoped to go to Germany to study bacteriology.
High ambitions and devotion to his research
While studying in Germany, Shibasaburo devoted himself to his research. There is even a story that says he was so absorbed in his studies that he was completely unaware of the world beyond his dormitory, his classroom, and the road between the two.
Shibasaburo described why he was so engrossed in his work. "So little time has passed since Japan has opened itself to the world," he said. "And still there isn't a single field in which we can call ourselves the equals of the Europeans or Americans. We haven't a single world-class scholar. So I will become that scholar."
A man of conviction, he maintained his beliefs and never compromised
After returning to Japan, Shibasaburo continued his work and left a legacy that includes his discovery of the plague bacillus and his identification of a dietary deficiency as the cause of beriberi. But, these discoveries did not come easily. His work on beriberi was in direct opposition to the views of influential professors at Tokyo Imperial University, and the government did not even provide him with a single research laboratory after he returned from abroad. Yet, even in the face of such hardships, Shibasaburo did not compromise or waver in his resolve. He was confident about his empirical research results and he maintained faith in his ideas.
The founding of the Keio University School of Medicine and Kitasato University
Shibasaburo then became the first director of the Institute of Infectious Diseases, an independent facility established by Yukichi Fukuzawa, the founder of Keio University. Shibasaburo also used his own funds to set up the Kitasato Research Institute (this was the forerunner of Kitasato University, which today is the Kitasato Institute). He also helped found the School of Medicine at Keio University in a gesture of appreciation to Yukichi Fukuzawa.
While his pupils, including Hideyo Noguchi and Kiyoshi Shiga, both of who were the famous microbiologist, held Shibasaburo in awe and referred to him as "Doctor Thunder," at the same time they are said to have been very close to him, recognizing him as a warmhearted person.
Dr. Kitasato died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his home in Azabu, Tokyo in June 1931. His life spanned the years from the end of the feudal period of Japan in the late 19th century to the beginning of the modern age between the two world wars. He left a legacy of accomplishments and contributions to the development of medicine in Japan.
Inheriting the Vision of Dr. Kitasato, Terumo Strives to Make the World a Better Place through Medicine
Dr. Kitasato played an enormous role in the advancement of medicine and the development of preventative medicine in Japan. Including Dr. Kitasato the founding members of Terumo believed that the manufacture of clinical thermometers was essential to public health and they were convinced that their work would contribute to improved health for all. Terumo has followed Dr. Kitasato's lead and has established as its corporate mission, "Contributing to Society through Healthcare."
Nowadays, combating the major lifestyle diseases - such as stroke, diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure - is a serious concern. Terumo is not only contributing to advanced treatments for these diseases, but also helping with early detection and prevention, making the most of its unique technologies, engaging in research and development, and cooperating with healthcare professionals.
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Hello Jack. Just checking to see if you are OK. Hadn't seen any post from you for a while. I still look for you photos ever so often.
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Omicron has 'substantial' ability to evade immunity from previous infection
"We find evidence of a substantial and ongoing increase in the risk of reinfection"
Reports suggest that Omicron has a "substantial" ability to evade natural immunity developed by a previous Covid infection.
Findings from the world's first real-world study of the variant's effects suggest that Omicron could cause a new wave of infection.
Researchers at South Africa's National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) have warned that their findings could pose serious health implications across the globe.
"Urgent questions remain regarding whether Omicron is also able to evade vaccine-induced immunity and the potential implications of reduced immunity to infection on protection against severe disease and death," the researchers said.
Scientists analysed 2.8million confirmed cases in South Africa since March of 2020, where they found a total of 35,670 reinfections.
Their findings suggest that the risk of reinfection was lower in the Beta and Delta Covid waves than the first wave created by the initial strain of the virus in 2020.
But significantly, they found the risk of reinfection in the current Omicron wave is 2.4 times higher than in the first wave.
Why are we ditching Plan B now and how do our covid measures compare with Europe?
It's essential to bear in mind that the research is yet to be peer-reviewed, but these findings will undoubtedly inform Covid policy across the world.
"We find evidence of a substantial and ongoing increase in the risk of reinfection that is temporally consistent with the timing of the emergence of the Omicron variant in South Africa, suggesting that its selection advantage is at least partially driven by an increased ability to infect previously infected individuals," said the researchers.
"Immune escape from prior infection, whether or not Omicron can also evade vaccine derived immunity, has important implications for public health globally."
Similarly, Professor Paul Hunter of The Norwich School of Medicine said: "The implications of this paper are that Omicron will be able to overcome natural and probably vaccine induced immunity to a significant degree.
Confusion as Boris ditches face masks but Sajid Javid says he'll still wear one
"But, the degree is still unclear, though it is doubtful that this will represent complete escape."
He added that it is yet unclear whether this also means a higher chance of hospitalisation.
He continued: "With previous variants, epidemiological studies showed that protection against severe disease from other variants was better maintained than protection against infection."
Barry Schoub, chair of the South African government's committee on COVID vaccines, told Sky News that initial reports were "good news".
He added that hospitalisations had increased slightly, but nothing near previous waves of Covid.
Most Omicron cases 'mild' and no evidence vaccines may be less effective – WHO official
Omicron symptoms: What you should be looking out for
UK now has 22 Omicron cases, as PM confirms 8 new infections
Pandemic,
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Corsages – Typically, corsages are worn by anyone who you wish to honor at your wedding, event or celebration, including: moms, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, and birthday celebrants.
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If you are going for a more dramatic, robust design, and won't have a ton of additional items (glasses etc.) on the tables, you can use larger centerpieces. However, if you are having family style meal service, we suggest that you stay with the recommended size.
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There are brush and non-brush mats. These premium quality door mats are made of natural coir fiber. Brush mats are known as Fibre Mats, rubber based creel mats and Beach creel mats. All these mats are available in natural and Painted or Stencilled designs. Now you can have the combination of quality and functionally provided in our coir door mats.


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Live Blogging The First World War Era
Real-time journal of events before, during and after the First World War
Earthquake in Constantinople
Jan30 by matthewrusso9
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Dillingham-Burnett immigration bill, requiring a literacy test for all incoming immigrants, by a 166-71 margin
The British cabinet voted to remove the women's suffrage bill from consideration in the House of Commons
The Young Turks Council of the Committee of Union voted unanimously to fight the surrender of Adrianople and the Aegean Islands, in accordance with the demands of the new leader, Enver Bey
By sheer coincidence, the Times reports from Constantinople that on the 25th of January, a "severe earthquake shock was felt here at 4 o'clock in the morning".
Balkan Wars. Bulgarian forces waiting to commence their assault on Adrinople (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Aside from the angst at the prospect of the resumption of the Balkan War felt in Britain, please note that we are also presented once again with the theory of a Viennese-Constantinople axis of "Jewish banking money" pushing for an anti-Russian and anti-Entente policy for Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.
As for the arrest of Eugene Debs, "obstruction of justice" turns out to be merely the publication of an expose on conditions at the Leavenworth, Kansas Federal prison, according to the Times report.
This entry was posted in 1913, January 1913.
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Balkan Belligerents Withdraw From London Peace Conference →
Erdine (Adrianople) Falls to the Bulgarians
U.S. Pulls Out of China Loan Deal; Vienna Rattles Sabres
'Peaches in Violet Essence': 600 U.S. Dollars!
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SpaceX launches its first astronauts in joint NASA mission
Riding a crackling flame out of Earth's atmosphere, two NASA astronauts on Saturday became the first to reach orbit in a craft designed and owned by a private company — marking a new era in spaceflight.
Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley rocketed to space Saturday afternoon inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, en route to the International Space Station, where they're set to dock Sunday at 10:29 a.m. EDT.
Saturday's launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida was the first time NASA astronauts have launched to orbit from U.S. soil in nine years.
"This has been a long time coming," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said after the launch during the webcast. "I'm breathing a sigh of relief. I've heard that rumble before, but it's a whole different feeling when you've got your team on that rocket."
Working with a private company made it a different process, too.
The astronauts left the familiar crew quarters at Kennedy Space Center in Florida to head to the launch pad about 2½ hours before the scheduled 3:22 p.m. EDT liftoff. They air-hugged and blew kisses to their families before climbing into a white SUV adorned with NASA logos and made by Tesla — a company owned by SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk.
Behnken and Hurley wore sleek spacesuits designed by SpaceX and boarded a capsule with touch-screen flight control systems, a look more akin to an Apple Store than the 2,000 switches and circuit breakers needed to fly the space shuttle.
About 10 minutes before liftoff, after Behnken and Hurley were strapped into the capsule, the SpaceX team had a message for them.
"Bob, Doug, on behalf of the entire SpaceX team, it's been a huge honor to get you ready for this flight," a SpaceX employee said over their communications system. "Enjoy those views of our beautiful planet."
Saturday's launch was the start of a test flight evaluating Crew Dragon's systems and capabilities. As the first crew ever to ride in the capsule, Behnken and Hurley will ensure everything works as expected before NASA certifies the spacecraft to regularly transport its astronauts to the space station.
"We are at the beginning," Bridenstine said during a post-launch news conference. "But so far, everything has performed very, very well."
The launch, and years of work leading up to this point, marked a shift in how NASA does business.
For decades, NASA owned and operated the craft that ferried its astronauts to space. Contractors built the spacecraft, but they did so with heavy input from NASA.
Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley with their zero-gravity indicator.
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After the space shuttle was retired in 2011, the U.S. relied solely on Russia to transport its astronauts to the space station. Those rides aren't cheap — a seat on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft costs about $70 million to $80 million.
In 2014, NASA awarded multibillion-dollar contracts to SpaceX and Boeing Co. to develop craft to transport U.S. astronauts to the space station.
Under those contracts, SpaceX and Boeing design and own the craft and NASA is simply a customer. NASA says the arrangement lets the agency focus its attention on more ambitious missions to the moon or Mars, while commercial companies take over more routine spaceflight operations in low-Earth orbit, such as carrying cargo or crew members to the space station.
"Today's launch makes clear that the commercial space industry is the future," President Trump said in a speech after the launch.
The shift is also a means of cost-saving at a time when NASA's budget is no longer close to the height it reached in the 1960s during the Apollo program.
Then, the Cold War smoldered between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. The two countries were in the midst of a space race to put the first man on the moon, and NASA's budget reflected that. In 1966, the space agency had an inflation-adjusted budget of about $47 billion; in 2020, NASA's budget was $22.6 billion.
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Images depict aspects of Saturday's launch, which included the return of the first-stage booster rocket to Earth.
SpaceX made history in 2012 when its unmanned Dragon cargo capsule became the first commercial spacecraft to dock with the space station. The Hawthorne company now regularly transports cargo for NASA to the space station, as does Northrop Grumman Corp.
On Saturday, SpaceX achieved another milestone as its Crew Dragon capsule became the first private spacecraft to carry astronauts to orbit.
SpaceX has long aspired to launch humans to space. The company plans to eventually use its Crew Dragon capsule to carry tourists on trips to the space station and even higher up in space.
"We were founded in 2002 to fly people to low-Earth orbit, the moon and Mars," SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell told reporters this month. "NASA has certainly made that possible."
The view from the Crew Dragon spacecraft as it separates from the second stage of the Falcon 9 rocket that propelled them into low-Earth orbit.
In 18 years, SpaceX has transformed from scrappy upstart to aerospace titan. The company whose first three rocket launches ended in failure has now made landing first-stage boosters back on Earth seem routine and amassed a diverse group of customers including commercial satellite operators, the U.S. military and NASA.
SpaceX's ultimate goal, however, is to colonize Mars. The company is working on a prototype of its Mars spaceship called Starship, though early versions have failed in tests.
Under the Trump administration, ambitious space plans aren't just the talk of private companies. Along with establishing a new branch of the U.S. military called the Space Force, the administration has also called for a crewed moon mission — including the first woman — by 2024.
Saturday's Crew Dragon launch was originally set for Wednesday, but inclement weather — specifically, too much electricity in the atmosphere — forced a scrub 15 minutes before liftoff.
Earlier Saturday, there was about a 50% chance the launch would take off, Bridenstine said on the launch webcast in the morning. About two hours before liftoff, a camera showing the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon capsule on the launchpad had raindrops on its lens.
In the end, the weather cooperated.
"I'm really quite overcome with emotion," Musk said during a post-launch news conference.
The company worked nearly two decades to accomplish its goal of launching humans, he said. "It's hard to believe it's happened."
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The join expo stand held under the banner of the Accessibility Island has been created by the Ministry of Investment and Development, PEFRON, the Polish Institute of Silver Economy, the PSPD, the TUS Foundation and the exhibitors. The Accessibility Island in Kielce exhibition and congress centre is the place to learn about technical and legal solutions designed to boost buildings accessibility whenever used by people with disabilities.
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Nepali UW students and faculty fundraise to rebuild quake-impacted Simjung
Posted on May 8, 2015 by Sarah Stuteville
Krishna Rizal, at left, and Prerak Pradhan hang a Nepali flag at their fundraising booth on Red Square at the University of Washington on Tuesday May 5, 2015. Students and faculty on the UW campus are challenging themselves to raise $50,000 to go directly to rebuilding Simjung which was the town closest to last week's earthquake in Nepal. (Photo by Mark Harrison/The Seattle Times)
"There were nine schools, including one high school, three middle schools and five elementary schools … they are all destroyed," says Raj Shrestha, an instructor in the University of Washington's Department of Physics, explaining the total devastation of his hometown in Nepal.
Shrestha is from Simjung, a small town northwest of the capital, Kathmandu. It is one of a group of villages closest to the epicenter of the recent 7.8 earthquake that killed more than 7,500 people (a death toll that is still rising).
According to Shrestha, about 40 people are reported dead in Simjung. In addition, he says almost every building has been leveled or damaged. His own family is safe but sleeping outdoors in a single tent.
In response, Shrestha, along with the University of Washington's small community of Nepali students and faculty, have banded together to help rebuild Simjung — one hard-earned donation at a time.
"This has been a way of dealing with that feeling of helplessness. … That is why all of us have been so motivated," says graduate student Prerak Pradhan, standing under a soggy tent on the university's Red Square where he and other members of the Nepalese Student Association are attempting to collect cash from passers-by, "Motivated to stand out here in the rain," he adds, chuckling.
Between the donation tent, which has been up for almost two weeks now, and an online campaign via the fundraising site Indiegogo, their efforts have raised well over $15,000. It's impressive but still significantly shy of their goal of $50,000 — the estimated amount needed in Simjung for emergency relief and to help with long-term rebuilding.
And while the fundraisers are impressed by how generous the university community has been so far (the acting president of the university even encouraged donating to their campaign through a campus-wide email), they say they know they're racing against time and diminishing interest.
"This kind of news — it goes down exponentially," says graduate student Sachita Shrestha (no relation to Raj), who is particularly concerned that earthquake victims are given adequate shelter before the rapidly approaching monsoon season in Nepal. "When it happens, it is everywhere in the media but after one or two weeks, it goes down, so we should think of some strategies for keeping people aware."
Those strategies include regular and detailed updates on how funds are being spent in Simjung, fundraising events and partnerships with other on-campus organizations that might engage their memberships in the effort.
But for now, the students are still hitting the bricks of Red Square, hoping to drum up cash.
One woman does stop, sucked in by laminated photos of toppled homes and the flapping red and blue triangles of the Nepalese flag.
"Where do the funds go?" she asks before taking down the address of the online campaign (like many on Red Square, she didn't have cash on her).
This is a point of particular pride for the campaign. All the donations will be directed to the "Bhume Welfare Society," a Kathmandu-based nonprofit founded (with the help of Raj Shrestha) more than 15 years ago to help aid Simjung's remote population.
"We don't want to be collecting money and not telling people what we are doing, we want to be very transparent," says Nihit Pokhrel, a member of the Nepalese Student Association, explaining that they are planning to publish formal reports connected to all of their donations.
In addition to transparency, the students and faculty hope that their funds will be used to build a better, more earthquake-ready Simjung.
"Earthquakes will happen, there's no stopping that," says Pradhan, but the casualties and the destruction, "there might be [a way to stop] that."
Raj Shrestha is eager to see the town where he grew up restored.
"I am desperate to rebuild my high school myself," he says, sitting by a white, bare-walled Physics/Astronomy Building office. "There will be a lot of rebuilding needs, and it would be nice if we could do part of it."
If you'd like to be a part of it, visit The Nepalese Student Association at: seati.ms/1P4KI9c.
Tags: Kathmandu, Nepal earthquake, Sarah Stuteville, Simjung, University of Washington.
Sarah Stuteville
Sarah Stuteville is a print and multimedia journalist. She's a cofounder of The Seattle Globalist. Stuteville won the 2011 Sigma Delta Chi Award for magazine writing. She writes a weekly column on our region's international connections that is shared by the Seattle Globalist and The Seattle Times and funded with a grant from Seattle International Foundation. Reach Sarah at sarah@seattleglobalist.com.
Saroj Karki says:
Simjung was one of the model village of Nepal in Gorkha District but the devastating 7.8M tremor ruined it.
Thank you Nepalese and other fellows for the initiation to rebuild Simjung.
Sarah, I will be grateful to read the update about the current situation report of the initiation along with transparency.
Asish Thakur says:
Its been so good to see that Nepalese and friends of Nepal are working and helping to such extents, which is obviously bringing positive impacts in the scenario of Nepal.
Pragya Thapaliya says:
Glad to see that everyone is contributing from across the globe and despite of not being physically present, Nepali diaspora is doing what they can to help the country bounce back.
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Planningtorock - The Breaks (2nd single from W) HQ
planningtorock is going to be the first tune on my new segment called "song of the week" I'm going to try to keep on top of the blog because the past while with the arrival of Sophie and the health not being great it's been hard to focus.
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The Plastic Ono Band - Give Peace A Chance
FOR MAXIMUM IMPACT PLAY THE SONG WHILE READING
So I was out with paul mc cartney the other night and he told me a special story about the beatles..........
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This was a great time for The Beatles to catch up on all the good times that they had been having during the week and to unwind with Friends.
All was great except that John and paul had a terrible dark secret and they didn't know how to tell George and ringo.
You see John and paul aren't big huge fans of the old batchelors beans and they would much rather have Mushy_peas. So one Friday while having the annual plate of Fish, chips and beans, John said "feck this, listen George and ringo we have something to tell you, myself and paul don't really like batchelors beans and we think that we should try Mushy_peas instead" Well George and ringo only had a shit fit and put up a massive argument that beans had a lovely red sauce and that everybody enjoyed all the farts after the meal, Well John just couldn't believe his ears and he shouted out.........
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It's my pleasure this month to discuss with James how he has made IT Business Partnering a core theme of his IT department at the Dog's trust. I delve a little deeper into what makes James tick to elicit some key traits and behaviours that make IT Business Partnering a success. It helps other IT Business Partners understand "How do other people do IT BP?" There are some great tips that resonate strongly with the 12 principles of Strategic IT Partnering, a blog post which triggered our conversation in the first place.
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Chicago Music Exchange is proud to bring you a very special collaboration between Rockford's very own Rick Nielsen and The Gibson Custom Shop. We have received five of these masterfully crafted and aged Rick Nielsen Les Pauls. This is truly a one of a kind opportunity to own a special piece of Rock N Roll History!
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