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De spoorlijn Zug - Luzern is een Zwitserse spoorlijn tussen naar Zug in kanton Zug naar Luzern (station) in kanton Luzern.

Geschiedenis
Het traject werd door de Zürich-Zug-Luzern-Bahn (ZZL) op 1 juni 1864 geopend.

Toekomst
Tiefbahnhof Luzern (Tunnelstation Luzern) In een latere fase is er sprake van een tunnelstation voor doorgaande treinen tussen Luzern en Zürich via de Zimmerberg-Basistunnel II & I. De reistijd wordt dan van 45 minuten naar 35 minuten teruggebracht.

Treindiensten

S-Bahn Zug

De treindiensten van de S-Bahn Zürich worden uitgevoerd door de SBB.

S-Bahn Luzern

De treindiensten van de S-Bahn Luzern worden uitgevoerd door de SBB.

Aansluitingen
In de volgende plaatsen was of is er een aansluiting van de volgende spoorwegmaatschappijen:

In de volgende plaatsen is of was er een aansluiting van de volgende spoorlijnen:

Zug
 Thalwil - Arth-Goldau, spoorlijn tussen Thalwil en Arth-Goldau
 Zürich - Zug, spoorlijn tussen Zürich en Zug

Rotkreuz
 Aargauische Südbahn, spoorlijn tussen Brugg AG en Immensee

Luzern
 Bern - Luzern, spoorlijn tussen Bern en Luzern
 Luzern - Immensee, spoorlijn tussen Luzern en Immensee
 Luzern - Lenzburg, spoorlijn tussen Luzern en Lenzburg
 Olten - Luzern, spoorlijn tussen Olten en Luzern
 Luzern - Interlaken, spoorlijn tussen Luzern en Interlaken
 Luzern - Engelberg, spoorlijn tussen Luzern en Engelberg

Elektrische tractie
Het traject werd op 9 oktober 1922 geëlektrificeerd met een spanning van 15.000 volt 16 2/3 Hz wisselstroom.

Literatuur
 Eisenbahnatlas Schweiz. Schweers + Wall, Aachen 2004, ISBN 3-89494-122-7.

Zie ook
 Lijst van Zwitserse spoorwegmaatschappijen

Externe links
 Breites Lobbying für Tiefbahnhof Luzern
  SBB CFF FFS
  SBB CFF FFS Cargo

Zug - Luzern

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Q: VBA search Criteria I am  using below code to find a column.
Set FinColumn = .Find(What:="Tax", AFter:=.Cells(1, 1), LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt _
          :=xlWhole, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:= _
          False, SearchFormat:=False).

if i have columns like below ,it should identify.
Tax     Tax&Fee    Tax&Fee1

How can i change above set statement  to find all the above columns.is there any search criteria i can implement.
Thanks,
Chaitu

A: Although my first answer was correct, it was not complete.  The following code loops to find each cell containing "tax" and stops when all have been processed.
The direct answer to your question is replace xlWhole by xlPart.  However, there are errors that would prevent your code working; for example, you do not define the range on which the Find is to operate.  I have added .Cells in front of .Find.
Hope this helps.
Option Explicit
Sub FindAllTax()

  Dim ColCrnt As Long
  Dim ColLast As Long
  Dim FinColumn As Range
  Dim RowCrnt As Long
  Dim RowLast As Long

  RowLast = 0
  ColLast = 0

  With Sheets("Sheet6")

    Set FinColumn = .Cells.Find(What:="Tax", After:=.Cells(1, 1), _
             LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
             SearchDirection:=xlNext, MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False)

    Do While True
      If FinColumn Is Nothing Then
        ' No occurrence of "Tax" found
        Exit Do
      End If
      RowCrnt = FinColumn.Row
      ColCrnt = FinColumn.Column
      If RowCrnt < RowLast Or _
         (RowCrnt = RowLast And ColCrnt < ColLast) Then
        ' Current cell is above last cell so have looped after finding
        ' all values.
        Exit Do
      End If
      Debug.Print "Cells(" & RowCrnt & ", " & ColCrnt & ")=" & _
                                             .Cells(RowCrnt, ColCrnt).Value
      RowLast = RowCrnt
      ColLast = ColCrnt
      Set FinColumn = .Cells.FindNext(FinColumn)
    Loop
  End With

  Debug.Print "All cells containing ""tax"" processed"

End Sub

A: Tony has already given you one way. Here is another using wild cards. Now using wildcards is important because let's say you have cells where
A1 = Tax
B10 = Tax&Fee
C15 = Tax&Fee1
D20 = 123Tax
G45 = DoggyTax
What if you only wanted to search Tax* i.e Tax, Tax&Fee and Tax&Fee1?
Also when you are doing a search in all cells then you have to specify the range. Here is quick example
Option Explicit

Sub Sample()
    Dim oRange As Range, aCell As Range, bCell As Range
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Dim ExitLoop As Boolean
    Dim SearchString As String, FoundAt As String

    On Error GoTo Err

    '~~> The Sheet where the search has to be performed
    Set ws = Worksheets("Sheet1")
    '~~> In All cells
    Set oRange = ws.Cells

    '~~> Search string
    SearchString = "Tax*"

    Set aCell = oRange.Find(What:=SearchString, LookIn:=xlValues, _
                LookAt:=xlWhole, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, _
                MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False)

    '~~> If search was found
    If Not aCell Is Nothing Then
        Set bCell = aCell
        FoundAt = aCell.Address
        Do While ExitLoop = False
            Set aCell = oRange.FindNext(After:=aCell)

            If Not aCell Is Nothing Then
                If aCell.Address = bCell.Address Then Exit Do
                FoundAt = FoundAt & ", " & aCell.Address
            Else
                ExitLoop = True
            End If
        Loop
    Else
        MsgBox SearchString & " not Found"
    End If

    MsgBox "The Search String has been found these locations: " & FoundAt
    Exit Sub
Err:
    MsgBox Err.Description
End Sub

You can find more about FIND() and FINDNEXT() in the below mentioned link.
TOPIC: .Find and .FindNext In Excel VBA
LINK: http://siddharthrout.wordpress.com/2011/07/14/find-and-findnext-in-excel-vba/
Note: If you want to find all instances of "Tax" then you do not need a wild card. All you have to do is use the below as Tony suggested.
LookAt:=xlPart

HTH
Sid

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Q: How to change login test scenario to function I have the following login scenario for my application using Cypress.io.  Currently I am having to use all of the scenario below before each of my tests.  Is there a way to turn this into a function that I can then call as use as a 'beforeEach' test scenario?
describe('My Login Test', function (){
    it('Visit Risk App Landing Page', function (){
        const typedText = 'email@address.com'
        cy.visit('https://bvt-riskassessment.lmkcloud.net')
        cy.get('button').click()
        cy.get('a.auth0-lock-alternative-link').contains('Not your account?').click()
        cy.get('input.auth0-lock-input').first()
        .type(typedText)
        .should('have.value', typedText)
        cy.get('button').click()
        cy.url().should('eq','https://bvt-riskassessment.lmkcloud.net/workflow')

A: Check out cypress commands. You can create custom commands and do a login command that is called in before each that has all your login steps.
https://docs.cypress.io/api/cypress-api/custom-commands.html#Parent-Commands
Ie Cy.login

A: In support/commands.js:
Cypress.Commands.add('login', (email, password) => {
    .visit('/login')
    .get('#email_input').type(email)
    .get('#password_input').type(password)
    .get('button.submit').click()
});

Then in your test spec, you can reference:
cy.login('foo@bar.com', 'pass123')
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Il Refus Global (rifiuto globale) è un manifesto politico ed artistico pubblicato in lingua francese in Québec il 9 agosto 1948.

Il manifesto, ispirato dagli automatisti Paul-Émile Borduas, Claude Gauvreau e Jean-Paul Riopelle, rimette in questione i valori tradizionali e rigetta l'immobilismo della società quebechese dell'epoca.

Questo documento, pubblicato in 400 esemplari, è composto di nove testi e di diverse illustrazioni da Paul-Émile Borduas.

La sua pubblicazione ha turbato la classe dirigente, e particolarmente le autorità religiose del Québec.
Dal testo si evince una disincantata rappresentazione della società:

La reazione della classe dirigente fu tremenda. Paul-Émile Borduas, per esempio, fu costretto all'esilio, dapprima a New York e in seguito a Parigi fino alla morte, sopraggiunta nel 1960.

Questo periodo della storia del Québec, denominata da alcuni storici contemporanei come Grande Noirceur (la Grande Oscurità), finirà nel 1960 con la salita al potere di Jean Lesage e l'inizio della Révolution tranquille (la Rivoluzione tranquilla).

Firmatari
Paul-Émile Borduas, pittore
Madeleine Arbour, designer
Marcel Barbeau, pittore
Muriel Guilbault, attrice
Pierre Gauvreau, pittore e autore di teleromanzi
Claude Gauvreau, poeta
Louise Renaud, illuminazionista
Fernand Leduc, pittore
Thérèse Renaud-Leduc, poeta
Jean-Paul Riopelle, pittore
Françoise Riopelle, ballerina e coreografa
Jean-Paul Mousseau, pittore
Marcelle Ferron, pittore
Françoise Sullivan, ballerina, coreografa, pittrice e scultrice
Bruno Cormier, psichiatra
Maurice Perron, fotografo

Collegamenti esterni

Québec


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Pokemon Blue
Year Released in US: 1998
System: Gameboy
Proving once again that I'm far from a lightning fast player, this game took me the better part of two years to complete. Much of that time was spend mindlessly leveling up, which is something I typically abhor in any RPG, but at the same time, I found I really wanted to level. Two more levels and my Psyduck will become a Golduck! Four more and my Lapras will learn Body Slam! You see how it goes. All this was made eviler by the fact I actually bought a strategy guide for this game. Not so much because I normally cheat my way through a game, but because of a few twinks that come with the fact this is a Gameboy game, and not the most advanced piece of software out there.
First of all, this is a game built around capturing little monsters (most of them being obscenely cute) with different attributes such as fire, water, and rock and building them into a powerful fighting team. You also get special items from various people in the game depending on how many different types of pokemon you have caught. As a result, it's not entirely surprising to have several dozen by the end of the game (I had 98 and I didn't go as capture crazy as I could have), even if you only use six of them on a regular basis.
One of the problems with managing such a large number of pokemon is the storage system used in the game. Dealing with it reminds you just how archaic a piece of equipment a Gameboy is. You have twelve boxes you can store pokemon in (they hold roughly 15-20 pokemon each). Obviously, you're going to wind up using several boxes. The annoying part though is that you must save the game each time you want to change boxes. Let's say you don't remember which box you left your Sandshrew in but you're dying for a Ground-type because you'll be fighting Electric enemies. You know it's in one of five boxes, but checking them all can be a huge pain. Even if you come up with a system for organizing your pokemon to minimize problems like that, it's still extremely annoying every time that reminder to save your game pops up.
A smaller annoyance is the fact that you can't even look inside a box unless you have space to hold a pokemon. Let's say you're currently pointed at Box 1 and you have a full load of six pokemon. You don't remember what's in box 1, but you think it might be the one with your Sandshrew. You can't check though because you already have six. So you have to deposit one (let's say it's Pikachu). Then you can open the box. Oops, the Sandshrew is not there. Well, time to grab Pikachu and then save and switch boxes again. Or you could leave Pikachu there. But maybe your party is set except for the sixth pokemon, and you want to compare Sandshrew and Pikachu to see who you'd rather bring along. Better grab Pikachu and repeat this process at all the other boxes until you find that Sandshrew. Needless to say, that can get extremely irritating when changing a team's lineup or trying to level up some of your secondary pokemon.
Another shortfall of this being a Gameboy game is the Technical Machines. These TMs teach special moves to pokemon, sometimes allowing them to learn something they would not have been able to otherwise. TMs are identified by number, and each one teaches a different move. The bad part is, there are fifty of them. The only way to check which move a TM has is to boot it up, which you can't do if they're stuck in storage (and most of the time they probably will be since they're no use in your personal inventory unless you plan to use them in the immediate future). This is what the strategy guide is most handy for. There's no way you can store all the items you need and the majority of the TMs you find in the game. There isn't enough space on you or in storage. So the guide saved me a lot of trouble shuffling equipment back and forth by letting me check except what each TM did and which I could afford to sell. Thank goodness for small miracles!
So yes, Pokemon is a management nightmare. But beyond the managing (and the incredible lack of a plot) it's actually kinda fun. There's something to be said for putting together a good team with diverse abilities capable of kicking the Elite Four from here to next week. Trainer versus trainer battles are undoubtedly the best part of the game. I also tend to be a person who likes to do everything (unless doing everything is extremely painful as it was in Final Fantasy VIII) so I spent a lot of time raising pokemon I wouldn't have touched otherwise. Sometimes it lead to a pleasant surprise. I discovered I liked using pokemon like Beedrill, Fearow, and Raticate, pokemon who seldom wind up in anyone's favorite lineup. If I ever go through this game again (I have a copy of Pokemon Yellow too so I wouldn't have to erase my Blue game to start over) I think I might do a few things differently.
The only thing I'm really not happy about is that I understand it's virtually impossible to get Mew without using a cheat device like a Game Genie or a Gameshark. In the Japanese version it was possible to get Mew by collecting all 150 pokemon (my brother has Pokemon Red so that would be possible for us), but that feature was taken out of the American version. Instead Mew is only available in Nintendo sanctioned giveaways. Bah... Forget that. I guess I'll never have my own Mew.
And if you'll excuse a bit of indulgence on my part, my final team that beat the game was Venusaur (level 53), Gyarados (level 42), Sandslash (level 41), Flareon (level 40), Articuno (level 50), and Pidgeot (level 36). Pidgeot was something of a last minute throwin because I couldn't decide who to round out the team with. Not that Pidgeot did any rounding, but he was the first pokemon I caught so I guess you could say he was there for sentimental reasons. Raichu might have been a better pick though since he was higher level (43) and an Electric-type. In any case, by the end of the final battle all of my pokemon, including Pidgeot, had served a vital role in handing me victory.
I think all that's left now is to make a run through the Unknown Dungeon and catch myself a Mewtwo.


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Turnieje piłki ręcznej na Igrzyskach Azjatyckich 2014 odbyły się w dniach 20 września – 2 października 2014 roku w Korei Południowej.

Był to dziewiąty turniej męski i siódmy żeński w historii tych zawodów.

Zawody zostały rozegrane na przełomie września i października 2014 roku w dwóch halach – Suwon Arena w Suwon oraz Seonhak Handball Gymnasium w Inczon.

Mężczyźni w pierwszej fazie rywalizowali systemem kołowym podzieleni na cztery grupy – dwie trzy- i dwie czterozespołowe, z których do fazy zasadniczej awansuje czołowa dwójka. W niej reprezentacje z połączonych grup A i B oraz C i D rozgrywały spotkania systemem kołowym przy zachowaniu wyników z fazy wstępnej. Czołowe dwójki uzyskały prawo do gry o medale, zaś pozostałe drużyny zmierzyły się w meczach o miejsca piąte i siódme. Zespoły, które zajęły trzecie miejsca w pierwszej fazie grupowej walczyły ponownie systemem kołowym o miejsca 9–12, zaś te z czwartych o lokatę 13. Żeńskie reprezentacje zostały natomiast podzielone na dwie grupy liczące pięć i cztery zespoły, które walczyły systemem kołowym o dwa czołowe miejsca premiowane awansem do półfinału, kolejne dwie drużyny rywalizowały o miejsca 5–8. Podział na grupy został przeprowadzony 22 sierpnia 2014 roku.

W fazie grupowej spotkania toczone były bez ewentualnej dogrywki, za zwycięstwo, remis i porażkę przysługiwały odpowiednio dwa, jeden i zero punktów. Przy ustalaniu rankingu po fazie grupowej w przypadku tej samej liczby punktów lokaty zespołów były ustalane kolejno na podstawie:
 wyniku meczu pomiędzy zainteresowanymi drużynami;
 lepszego bilansu bramek zdobytych i straconych w meczach pomiędzy zainteresowanymi drużynami;
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 lepszego bilansu bramek zdobytych i straconych we wszystkich meczach grupowych;
 większej liczby zdobytych bramek we wszystkich meczach grupowych;
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W przypadku remisu w fazie pucharowej organizowana miała być dogrywka składająca się z dwóch pięciominutowych części, gdy ta nie przyniosłaby rozwiązania, miała zostać przeprowadzona trwająca tyle samo druga dogrywka.

W zawodach triumfowali Katarczycy i Koreanki. Najwięcej bramek zdobyli Omańczyk Asad Al Hasani i reprezentantka Kazachstanu Irina Alexandrova.

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Grupa A

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Grupa C

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Faza zasadnicza

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Mecze o miejsca 9–12

Faza pucharowa

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Linki zewnętrzne
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OJSC "Rostvertol"
Rostvertol
Plant #168
Rosvertol plc
Rostovskoye vertoletnoye proizvodstvennoye predpriyatiye (RVPP)
Rostov Helicopter Production Enterprise (RHPE)
Rostov Helicopter Manufacturing Enterprise (RHME)
5 Novatorov,
334038 Rostov-on-Don, Russia
Tel.: + 7 8632 317493, , 317224
fax: + 7 8632 310039/317491,
telex 123125 GROM
Rosvertol of Rostov-on-Don is one of Russia's leading manufacturer of combat helicopters and heavy civilian transport helicopters. Rostvertol has been producing helicopters designed by the Mil design bureau since 1956 and is a world leader in the manufacture of heavy-lift helicopters. It built the Mi-6 Hook and Mi-10 Harke heavy-lift helicopters and now builds the Mi-26 Halo, the largest heavy-lift helicopter in the world. It also produced the Mi-25 and Mi-35 Hind combat attack helicopters and reportedly is ready to build the Mi-28 Havoc. The plant also produces substantial quantities of helicopter rotor blades and consumer goods. In the 1960s, in light of the start of serial manufacturing of Mi-6 helicopters at the Plant #168 Mil's firm opened its own Affiliated Branch #2 in Rostov-on-Don. The Branch was engaged in elaboration of Mi-6 heavy helicopter modifications. M.V.Suvorov was the first manager and organiser of the Affiliated Branch #2.
Rostvertol is a member of Aviakadry, a personnel training association that serves aviation industry enterprises and organizations in Russia and other CIS states. It has become a member of the American Helicopter Society, and plant officials have visited US helicopter companies.
By the late 1990s the company had 8,900 employees, whereas it had 13,000 in 1993. Rostvertol has recreational complexes and supports children's pre-school institutions, a cultural center, sports club, hunting ground, and other such social activities.
Key capabilities include: metallurgical work (casting, molding, stamping of steel and magnesium and aluminum alloys); machining and assembly of parts; pressworking and blank preparation (laying out and blanking of sheet metals on copy-milling and numerical-controlled layout machines, parts molding by elastic medium on presses with high specific pressure, stretch-forming, stamping on mechanical and hydraulic presses); welding (argon-arc welding of steel, aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, and magnesium alloys; automatic submerged argon-arc welding); adhesive bonding; heat-treatment; coatings (anodizing of aluminum alloys; plating with cadmium, zinc, chromium, and copper); composite rotor blade production (machining and heat treatment of spars; manufacture of honeycomb blocks; shaping and facing of blade leading edge portion; adhesive bonding of blades).
Business plans have been developed by the enterprise for five projects on operational development and production of multifunctional helicopter of MI-26T modification for total investment amount of 24.4 mln. US$. Payoff period of the projects is 2-3 years. 25 - 30% of produced multifunctional helicopters are intended for export supplies. It is participating in development of the Mi-46, a helicopter with a 10-12 ton payload intended to replace the Mi-6 and Mi-10K. Rostvertol is ready to organize serial production of two-seat helicopter Mi-60 manufactured jointly by specialists of MAI and OJSC "Mil MVZ". "Rostvertol" does not participate yet in the Mi-60 program financing and all work is carried out at the expense of MAI which in its turn is financed by the Ministry of science and technology of the Russian Federation.
The enterprise specializes in the production of transportation and combat helicopters, car trailers, audio and video cassettes with imported tape. Rostvertol has begun production of vacation travel trailers, equipment for dairy farms, and audio cassettes, and reportedly is preparing to produce Heineman-type light trailers.
Rosvertol was the only serial helicopter plant which had not initially been legally merged Oboronprom United Helicopter holding. However, in reality, Rosvertol was still considered part of this holding. On May 12, 2006, Rosvertol's shareholders adopted a decision to place an additional share issue in favor of the Russian Federal Property Management Agency and Oboronprom. Thus, Rosvertol will legally become integrated with the helicopter holding. The number of shares to be issued is 295.8 mn which accounts for about 26% of Rosvertol's charter capital, taking into account an additional share issue. The buyout price was Rb 3.67 ($0.135) per additional share.
Rosvertol is the only serial producer offering the widest possible product range of promising helicopters. The Mi-26 is the only helicopter worldwide capable of transporting equipment and heavy cargo of up to 20 t both inside the cargo bay and using an external sling. The Mi-28H is a modern attack helicopter which will become a key assault force of RF Air Force. The Mi-24 (Mi-35) is the basis for the current combat helicopter power of the Russian military forces. favorable geographical location. After floating an additional share issue, Oboronprom would own a blocking stake in Rosvertol. In the future, Oboronprom planned to raise its stake in Rosvertol to a controlling interest.


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Home Health & Medicine Powerful RNA-based technology could help shape the future of therapeutic antibodies
Powerful RNA-based technology could help shape the future of therapeutic antibodies
The "life cycle" of an mRNA in a eukaryotic cell. RNA is transcribed in the nucleus; processing, it is transported to the cytoplasm and translated by the ribosome. Finally, the mRNA is degraded. Credit: Public Domain
Using antibodies to treat disease has been one of the great success stories of early 21st-century medicine. Already five of the ten top-selling pharmaceuticals in the United States are antibody products. But antibodies are large, complex proteins that can be expensive to manufacture. Now, a team led by scientists from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania demonstrates in an animal model a new way to deliver safer and more cost-effective therapeutic antibodies. The technique involves the injection of messenger RNAs (mRNAs), the "blueprint" molecules that cells use to manufacture proteins. The mRNA molecules are taken up by cells in the body, which then become factories for making the therapeutic proteins—in this case, antibody proteins—encoded by the mRNAs.
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These mRNAs are modified so they can easily enter cells and not activate inflammatory molecules that lead to adverse events. Researchers have previously shown that they can use this method to make hormones and other proteins in lab animals. In the new study, reported today in Nature Communications, the Penn-led team demonstrated that the mRNA method can be used to make antibody proteins—enough to confer vaccine-like protection against HIV with one, small dose—in mice.
"We showed that you can give 1/40th the dose of mRNA compared to the antibody protein itself, and completely protect mice from HIV infection when they are exposed to the virus," said senior author Drew Weissman, MD, PhD, a professor of Infectious Diseases. "Clinical trials of this anti-HIV antibody are already underway, but we think our mRNA approach could in principle be a very effective alternative to this and other antibody therapies."
The basic idea of injecting mRNA into patients to make therapeutic proteins in their cells has been around for a long time, but ordinary mRNA doesn't work well for this application. After standard mRNA is injected, enzymes and the immune system tend to treat it like an invading virus and make inflammatory proteins and responses that could make patients sick along with other adverse events.
However, in a series of papers starting in 2005,Weissman, co-developer Katalin Karikó, PhD, now an adjunct associate professor of Neurosurgery and vice president of BioNTech RNA Pharmaceuticals, and colleagues reported that ordinary mRNAs could be modified in relatively straightforward ways so that they do not activate inflammatory pathways and can efficiently produce large amounts of protein for an extended amount of time. This team, along with lead author Norbert Pardi, PhD, a postdoctoral research associate in the Weissman lab, and Michael Hogan, a pre-doctoral student at Penn, recently published the use of nucleoside-modified mRNA complexed to lipid nanoparticles as a vaccine for Zika in the journal Nature.
Production of therapeutic proteins via mRNAs within a patient's own cells may be safer, in many cases, than the production of the proteins in a biotech facility. "Biotech manufacturing requires a cell line and extensive purification that can aggregate or misfold the protein, resulting in an unwanted immune response against the protein or other adverse events," Weissman said.
In the current study, the researchers demonstrated the therapeutic potential of modified mRNAs that code for the anti-HIV antibody VRC01.
Most antibodies produced in response to HIV infection are ineffective at stopping the ever-changing virus. By contrast, VRC01—first isolated from a human HIV-positive volunteer—hits a well conserved target on multiple HIV strains and thus neutralizes about 90 percent of HIV strains. Other researchers are now developing VRC01 as a possible therapy for people who already have HIV infection or as a passive vaccine to protect uninfected people. However, the likely high cost of the VRC01 antibody therapy could present an obstacle to its widespread use.
Weissman, Pardi, and colleagues showed that a single injection of the mRNAs that encode the VRC01 monoclonal antibody led to robust production of the resulting antibody protein in the livers of mice within 24 hours. A small weekly injection was enough to maintain high levels VRC01 antibody levels in the circulation.
Most importantly, the scientists showed that a single 30- or 15-microgram injection of VRC01 mRNA was enough to protect mice, which had been engineered to be infectable by HIV—from intravenous exposure to two reference strains of HIV.
For comparison, the team showed that when they directly injected VRC01 antibodies into the same mice, 600 micrograms was needed to provide the same level of protection against HIV.
"This is the first proof-of-principal demonstration of mRNAs in a truly therapeutic role and as a replacement for antibodies," Weissman said.
Source: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Research Reference:
Norrbert Pardi, Anthony J. Secreto, Xiaochuan Shan, Fotini Debonera, Joshua Glover, Yanjie Yi, Hiromi Muramatsu, Houping Ni, Barbara L. Mui, Ying K. Tam, Farida Shaheen, Ronald G. Collman, Katalin Karikó, Gwenn A. Danet-Desnoyers, Thomas D. Madden, Michael J. Hope, Drew Weissman. Administration of nucleoside-modified mRNA encoding broadly neutralizing antibody protects humanized mice from HIV-1 challenge. Nature Communications, 2017; 8: 14630 DOI: 10.1038/ncomms14630
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The Logic Of Scientific Discovery By Karl Popper
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This criterion of "falsifiability" was originally formulated by Karl Popper, perhaps the most influential philosopher of science of the 20 th century. We like to think that a rigorous application.
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Some of the ideas that Karl Popper set out in his Logic of Scientific Discovery may be familiar to those with an interest in philosophy. Thus, people may readily identify him with the idea of.
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Karl Popper, in full Sir Karl Raimund Popper, (born July 28, 1902, Vienna, Austria—died September 17, 1994, Croydon, Greater London, England), Austrian-born British philosopher of natural and social science who subscribed to anti-determinist metaphysics, believing that knowledge evolves from experience of the mind. Although his first book, Logik der Forschung (1934; The Logic of Scientific.
The Open Society" quickly transformed its author, Karl Popper. of his primary interest in the philosophy of science. He had already published "Logik der Forschung" ("The Logic of Scientific.
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Popper thought this was tosh and had prepared a paper saying as much, insisting that there were philosophical problems. If the logic of scientific discovery. If this book shows anything, it shows.
(Mr Spock is a Star Trek character who famously prioritised logic above emotion. to be falsified – is one of the logical stalwarts of science. But, as philosopher of science Karl Popper notes, we.
Falsifiability is a concept from philosophy of science that says that it is possible to prove that a theory is wrong. There are different ways in which can be done. The easiest way to do it is to find an example where the theory should apply, but somehow does not.
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The Logic of Scientific Discovery by Karl Popper is an analysis of scientific thinking through his particular view of epistemology. Popper is a well-known philosopher of science. In this work, he investigates where scientific findings fit into philosophy through examining what differentiates true.
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This article explains how Popper's ideas promote creativity and effective problem-solving in science and elsewhere. In 1934 he started a new era in the philosophy of science with a book written in German, and translated in 1959 under the title The Logic of Scientific Discovery. He rejected the traditional idea that scientific knowledge was based on a method called induction whereby theories.
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And it is scientific justification because these observations give empirical support to our proven theories. In his 1934 Logic of scientific discovery Popper developed. or even fallen into.
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In order for the online teacher to be successful, you must become a skilled coach. There are four main coaching roles the online teacher must understand: instructor, social director, program manager, and technical assistant.
To learn more about the responsibilities for each of the four roles, read the article below and view the SlideShare and the VoiceThread presentation. As you learn about the four roles, think about your strengths and weaknesses within each role.
Read, Wearing four pairs of shoes: The roles of e-learning facilitators by E. Hoostein.
View the VoiceThread: Roles and Responsibilities of the Online Instructor.
Study the six ISTE Standards for Coaches and their sub-standards.
Of the four roles of the online and blended instructor: social director, instructor, program manager, and technical assistant, discuss which you think are your areas of strengths and which will be areas of growth for you.
Which of the four roles is more important than the others in managing an online or blended classroom?
Looking at the ISTE Standards for Coaches how might these apply to you as an online or blended learning instructor or "coach?"
Roles and Responsibilities of the Online InstructorRoles & Responsibilities of the Online Instructor Jason F. Rhode, Ph.D.
What are the technical requirements of your course?
Do you have synchronous and asynchronous activities?
When assignments are due a week from Monday, what time during the day are you referring to?
What are your class policies and expectations?
What are your expectations for student online communication, collaboration and citizenship?
How will class "participation" be graded?
What are the dates and times the class will meet face-to-face?
How are online activities integrated with in-class activities?
Clearly delineate between in-class and online assignments.
In his article Dancing with Kate Smith, Rob Weir states, "A good syllabus is the organizing structure of a course, an unambiguous statement of expectations, and a professor's first line of defense in disputes over policy, procedure, and grades. Your syllabus should lay out what you expect students to do, why you want it, when you want it, and what happens if students don't comply. Assume nothing and spell out everything. The more you put in your syllabus up front, the less you'll have to negotiate or explain later... it's your personal roadmap."
In her blog, Teaching without Walls, Michelle Pacansky-Brock provides a pdf download that describes creating a visually appealing and thorough syllabus.
The Blended Learning Toolkit from the University of Central Florida (UCF) and AASCU. (n.d.). is an in depth resource that may assist teachers with a blended environment through the "set-up" process of creating their course and course syllabus.
Course Title and Description: What is the name of the course and description of its content?
Course Objectives: What are students expected to know and be able to do?
Contact: How do students communicate with the instructor?
Policies: What are your policies for submitting assignments, late submissions, grading, course participation?
ADA Compliant Design: Did you adhere to online accessibility elements addressed in Module 2 (i.e. headers, alt text)?
Academic Integrity: Did you address academic integrity?
Online Interaction: Did you provide detailed expectations for student interaction with the content and online communication with other students? Don't forget to include discussion board guidelines or links to discussion board strategies.
Technical Requirements: List the technical requirements to successfully access the course.
Course Topics: What are the units, chapters, modules, etc. in the course?
Refer to the iNACOL Blended Learning Teacher Competency Framework as you reflect on your competency toward becoming a blended learning teacher.
Think about your Leading Edge Online and Blended Learning Teacher Certification experience.
Assess your competency toward becoming a blended learning teacher in relation to each Domain, Competency and Standard by rating yourself on the iNACOL Blended Learning Teacher Competency Framework Form.
Refer to the iNACOL National Standards for Quality Online Teaching (v2) as you reflect on your competency toward becoming a blended learning teacher.
DOWNLOAD the iNACOL National Standards for Quality Online Teaching (v2) Reflection Form, an interactive pdf, which when completed can be uploaded for grading and your portfolio.
Hoostein, E. (2002). Wearing four pairs of shoes: The roles of e-learning facilitators. The American Society for Training & Development.
"Roles and Responsibilities of the Online Instructor - SlideShare." 12 Jun. 2008, https://www.slideshare.net/jrhode/roles-and-responsibilities-of-the-online-instructor. Accessed 1 Jun. 2017.
"ISTE Standards for Coaches." https://www.iste.org/standards/standards/standards-for-coaches. Accessed 2 Jun. 2017.
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Fat Lady's Portrait
Term 59: September - December 2021 Term Fifty-Nine: The Strange Plant in Greenhouse Six (Sept 2105 - June 2106)
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If you're wandering around the seventh-floor corridor and you suddenly have the urge to cover your ears, you know you're steadily approaching the Fat Lady's portrait. While it isn't an uncommon fact that the vocal portrait guards the entrance to the Gryffindor Common Room, getting past the Fat Lady without the correct password is no easy feat. Her passion for tip-top security is just as great as her love for good food and drink.
Though the Fat Lady is very particular about who she allows to pass through the portrait hole, she really doesn't mind anyone hanging around in the corridor. At every opportune moment, she will insist that you stop to listen to her "amazing" singing voice or engage in very loud conversation about the latest gossip. Even the Gryffindors themselves have to put up with the antics of this loud and flamboyant woman -- sometimes she won't even let them inside their common room until she is satisfied with their response to her singing or finds the gossip juicy enough to go share with her friend Violet.
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One of the fun things about being a seventh year, according to one Morgan Finn McCarthy, was crossing things off his Hogwarts bucket list. It was a list of all the things he wanted to do before leaving school and one that he started writing last summer, yet it was by some miracle that he hadn't lost it as he was apt to do with loose papers such as homework.
He'd already crossed off some of his more adventurous items, but he was feeling like he was running out of time to complete everything. As Morgan wandered out of the common room, he pulled the torn and stained list from his pocket and unfolded it to see what he could do today. His eyes scanned the words, many of them crossed off, and landed on "Sing a duet with the Fat Lady," just as he stepped out into the corridor. Seemed easy enough, but... just how did that one get on there? Seemed like something Kale must have written.
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Setting up a date was tough business, but at least Noah was making progress. He'd just been to the Kitchens to talk with the house-elves about a certain request, and he was quite pleased with the turnout. There was only one...okay, two things in his imaginary list that needed his attention, and he'd be set for his "date".
Making his way back to the Gryffindor Common room, he found Morgan standing in front of the portrait, busy, reading. Was it another Hogwarts confession paper he found? "Hey," Noah said in greeting, tapping Morgan's back. "Everything alright?" he asked, glancing at the parchment in his hand, and then to the portrait of the Fat Lady, prompting a not so distant memory. "Was it just me the other day, or did the Fat Lady sing the 'Happy Birthday' in a very operatic way?"
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Just as he was about to peek into the Fat Lady's portrait to see where she was and to see if he could get this item crossed off his list, Morgan felt a tap on his shoulder. "Oh, hey, Noah," he returned the greeting as he turned to see who it was and he gave his friend a bro nod. "What's up?"
The seventh year paused in thought for only a moment to consider Noah's question and furrowed his brow as he glanced back over at the portrait. "I don't remember specifically, but that sounds about right. She's always singing something or another." And he was sure he'd heard happy birthday at least a time or two in his educational career. "I'm just looking to get some things crossed off my Hogwarts bucket list," he added as an afterthought, waving the paper in his hand, since that was what he came out here for.
"I'm preparing for a...meet up." he said with a shrug and a grin, pulling back his words a little. Noah couldn't say 'date' out loud because walls have ears, and it was made known to him that Florrie wanted their date to be hush-hush. He found that a bit odd, but he'd assured Margaret that he was going to show up and make the date happen.
Yes, oh yes. The Fat Lady was always up to something, wasn't she? "I don't know how the first years manage her, really." he said, flicking her empty portrait. Noah eyed the paper again, and wondered what Morgan was up to. "Oooh, did I catch you red-handed or something? What are you planning, Mr. McCarthy?" he asked, eyes wandering back to the empty portrait of the Fat Lady.
"A meet up?" Morgan raised an eyebrow but quickly settled into an amused smirk. "Sounds a little sus." Noah very well could have said date, according to Morgan, because it wasn't like he mentioned any names, so the secretive implication of his words did make it sound suspicious. But Morgan wasn't truly bothered as he wasn't all that nosy anyway.
"They'll get used to her. We did," Morgan replied with a shrug. Though technically Morgan didn't have to deal with her in his first year since he was at Beauxbatons that year, but he had no problem with the Fat Lady. He glanced back over at housemate again. "Red-handed? Nah, bro." That made it sound like he was doing something that maybe he shouldn't and was trying to get away with it. Not today, or at least not at the moment. "Just trying to see if the Fat Lady wants to sing a duet, but she seems to have better things to do." Granted, that one was one of his less exciting items, but it was something that he'd never have the chance to do again in a few months.
Boys usually don't pry on people's business, but Noah decided to be extra careful. Not because he didn't trust Morgan or his friends in general, but keeping the date secret seemed to be very important. The idea of Florrie being embarrassed dating him, crossed his mind (many times) since his dating (would normal people even call it a date?!) record wasn't exactly top-notch. It was more of...mindless getting together kind of thing. Ahem. But yes, this one with Florrie was serious business, and he wouldn't allow anything to wreck his plans. The missing wine was already a huge dent on his plan, but thanks to his quick thinking, that was amended in no time.
But he wasn't here to discuss his date, Noah was with Morgan because he wanted to pry on his business. He thought his friend was going to do something very naughty which was, by the way, not like Morgan at all, and he wanted to be part of whatever it is that he was planning. "Duet with the Fat Lady?" Noah repeated, suppressing a laugh, "If I were you, I'd call it a revenge, since she's kept me awake half of the time during my first year." the constant operatic singing drove him up against the wall, but just like what Morgan said, he got used to it. Eventually.
True, the Fat Lady seemed busy, but Noah wasn't one to give up without trying. "She could be somewhere around these other paintings, but maybe we can summon her." he said, looking around, and then back to Morgan. "You might want to cover your ears," he added, giving him a very naughty smile.
"Fat Lady, WHERE ARE YOUUHOOHOOHOO-HOOOOOO???" Okay, he may not be able to hit the high notes of that Mozart aria, but he was feeling every bit the Queen of the Night right now.
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