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Top Health Care Companies and Startups in the UK
This article showcases some of the most popular players in the Health Care space. Our analysts selected these companies for a variety of reasons. This list may include both state and private ventures providing the most value within the Health Care industry.
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Top Health Care Companies
Jodi Parikh Paediatric Sleep Consultancy
BMJ Group
BMJ Publishing Group
Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology
The Cochrane Collaboration
News-Medical.Net
Myprotein Group
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
The Phoenix Partnership
Diabetes.co.uk
Avalon AI
Welsh Development Agency
Cuplex
Barts Cancer Institute
Nuffield Health
Pure Gym
HealthUnlocked
Macmillan Cancer Support
Vision Express Group Limited
Healthily by Your.MD
Nanotechnology and Integrated BioEngineering Centre
Complete Care Shop
Alzheimer's Society UK
Spire Healthcare
Doctors.net.uk
Pharmacy2U
AXA UK
Health and Social Care Board
Health and Social Care Northern Ireland
Elemis Ltd.
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Priory Group
BMI Healthcare
The Protein Works
Nursing & Midwifery Council
VetUK Ltd
MuscleFood
Canal & River Trust
Bannatyne Group
Wandsworth Community Wards
NHS Employers
British Medical Association
British Gymnastics
NRS Healthcare
Exante Diet
Institut Marques
Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Asthma UK
Ndemic Creations
Patients Know Best
Yorkshire Water
British Association of Dermatologists
Virtual Sports Injury Clinic
Benenden Health
HCA International
Bioscientifica
System C Healthcare
The Welsh Rugby Union
Rush Hair
UK Meds
Nourish Care Systems
H I V I-base
sk:n
Dr. Fox
Hussle
Health Service Journal
MoveGB
AXA PPP Healthcare
Protect and improve the nation's health and to address inequalities through working with national and local government.
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NewsOK is an online news portal that offers local and world news, advertisement publishing, healthcare advice, and related services.
NHS is the UK's biggest health website which employs people with a wide range of skills from software development to journalism.
Practical sleep straining support for tired families.
BMJ Group provides medical information and resources to doctors, researchers, healthcare workers, and patients worldwide.
BMJ Publishing Group is a Journal of quality improvement projects associated with developing more efficient healthcare service providers.
The Kennedy Trust for Rheumatology Research (the Kennedy Trust) was formerly known as the Mathilda and Terence.
Holland & Barrett is a chain of health food shops with over 1,300 stores in 16 countries.
Dr. Martens US store for boots, shoes, sandals, clothing, bags and accessories.
Cochrane exists so that healthcare decisions get better.
News Medical is an online, open-access medical information provider for healthcare professionals, medical researchers and engaged consumers.
Myprotein Group is an online sports supplement shop that provides a wide range of products for nutrition.
Cancer Research UK pioneers life-saving research to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides national guidance and advice to improve health and social care.
Online version allows only limited access to in-depth articles unless you subscribe.
TPP is a healthcare technology company, dedicated to delivering world class healthcare software in the UK and internationally.
Diabetes.co.uk is a health community and support network all to do with diabetes.
Stratifying Dementia using Machine Learning.
Welsh Development Agency is a company that offers health and social services.
Europe PubMed Central (Europe PMC) offers free access to biomedical literature resources.
Cuplex provides health information in areas such as conditions, well being, beauty, parenting, dietary, and symptoms.
Barts Cancer Institute (BCI) is one of the top cancer research centres in the UK.
Mind provides advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem.
Nuffield Health is the largest not-for-profit healthcare provider in the United Kingdom.
PureGym is a gym operator that provides affordable and convenient access to fitness facilities in the U.K.
HealthUnlocked is a social network for health.
We're the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England.
AstraZeneca, a global pharmaceutical company, discovers, develops, manufactures and markets prescription medicines.
Macmillan Cancer Support is one of the largest British charities and provides specialist health care
GlaxoSmithKline develops and markets products in the areas of pain relief, respiratory, digestive health, oral health, nutrition and skin.
Vision Express Group Limited delivers superior, high quality and affordable eye care.
Zava is an online medical service provider and offers consultations, diagnostics and medication without the need for a face-to-face visit.
The Gym provides low cost health and fitness facilities in purpose-built gyms which are open 24 hours a day.
Healthily is the world's first medically approved self-care app designed around you.
NIBEC is a multi-disciplinary research centre which combines skills in engineering, science, informatics and medicine.
Complete Care Shop is an online mobility shop that provides extensive range of daily living aids, mobility aids and care equipment.
We are the UK's leading dementia support and research charity, here for anyone affected by any form of dementia in England.
Spire Healthcare is a leading provider of private healthcare.
Doctors.net.uk is the most active online professional network for all UK doctors.
Pharmacy2U are the UK's leading NHS approved online pharmacy and also provide a confidential private online doctor service.
AXA UK is part of the AXA Group, the largest insurance brand in the world and the largest insurer by revenue.
HSCB is a statutory organisation. We arrange or 'commission' health and social care services for the population of Northern Ireland.
Elemis Ltd. is a skincare brand that harnesses the power of the most efficacious natural ingredients.
Mental Health Foundation are working towards a world with good mental health, and ending the inequalities.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is a NHS board in West Central Scotland. It is the largest health board in the United Kingdom.
Priory Group is a provider of behavioral care and also operates an international referral pathway for healthcare and education services.
Vets4Pets offers veterinary care for pets.
BMI hospitals perform more complex surgery than any other independent private health care provider in the country.
The Protein Works is the innovative online sports nutrition brand.
Nursing & Midwifery Council the professional regulator for nurses and midwives in the UK, and nursing associates in England.
Smith and Nephew is a manufactures and markets orthopedic devices, sports medicine and ENT technologies.
eCommerce platform selling branded and own brand pet and veterinary products
Provides a range of lean meats, high-protein food and sports supplements, including protein pizza, aimed at fitness enthusiasts & athletes.
We love and care for your canals and rivers, because everyone deserves a place to escape.
Bannatyne Group operates Health Clubs, Spas and Hotels throughout the UK.
NHS Digital is the trading name of the Health and Social Care Information Centre, which is the national provider of information, data.
Community Ward is now part of Community Adult Health Services (CAHS) working within Complex Case Management.
The NHS Employers organisation is the voice of employers in the NHS, supporting them to put patients first.
Vitabiotics is a company that provides health products for all ages and all needs.
PureFormulas is your one-stop shop for health supplements, vitamins, minerals and other nutritional supplements.
Reckitt Benckiser Group is a consumer goods company makes health, hygiene and home products.
British medical association is a trade union and professional association for doctors and medical students in the UK.
British Gymnastics (BG) is the UK National Governing Body for the sport of Gymnastics.
NRS Healthcare is a provider of products and services designed to support independent living.
Totally Wicked supplies high-quality electronic cigarette kits and accessories.
Exante Diet provide a hub of healthy recipes, weight loss information.
Xercise4Less is a budget gym chain offering gym facilities for lower membership rates.
Institut Marques is an integrated center
Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is a group working with genome sequences to learn more about human biology and ways to treat illnesses.
Asthma UK is working to prevent asthma attacks and by funding research find a cure for asthma.
Ndemic Creations is a mobile apps developer company and has developed a game named Plague Inc.
Patients Know Best provide hospitals with personal health records software so that their patients can better manage their health.
Manage the collection, treatment and distribution of water in Yorkshire.
BAD is a charity whose charitable objects are the practice, teaching, training and research of Dermatology.
Virgin Active Health Clubs offer stylish, spacious, and dynamic exercise environments.
Virtual Sports Injury Clinic is a company whose website has information on over 300 sports injuries and condition
Edinburgh Leisure provides health, wellness and fitness services.
Simplifying pharmacy, helping everyone get the medicine they need.
WeatherOnline is a company which develops weather applications and softwares for iPhone
Benenden Health is a mutual community that provides corporate healthcare services to employers and their employees for over 110 years.
HCA is one of the nation's leading providers of healthcare services.
Bioscientifica has been collaborating with learned societies worldwide to provide high-quality publishing, events.
System C Healthcare provides health and social care sectors with robust, modern IT solutions & exceptional systems implementation expertise.
We are building Manual, the go-to wellness platform for men.
Privilege offers home and motor cover to people from various walks of life.
UK based international education and qualification body representing purchasing and supply chain professionals.
The Welsh Rugby Union is governing body for the national sport of Wales.
It is a Croydon based hair and beauty brand
UK Meds is a licensed and registered online Pharmacy based in the UK.
Carers UK is an innovative mobile and online app that is designed by carers for carers.
Nourish empowers people who care with clever thinking and smart tools.
HIV i-Base is a treatment activist group, located in London.
sk:n is offers a range of skin treatment services for various conditions, including acne, age spots, blackheads.
Boots is a member of Walgreens Boots Alliance, an international pharmacy-led health and beauty group.
Elder is UK's leading live-in care specialists, providing the alternative to the care home.
Online Doctors and Pharmacy Service
The largest health & wellness platform in the UK connecting people and fitness.
Health Service Journal is the UK's leading health information, insight and networking business.
MoveGB allows you to exercise how, when, and where you want.
AXA PPP Healthcare aim is to help people in every aspect of their health.
Pukka create delicious organic herbal teas & incredible health supplements that take you on a journey to a healthier and happier life.
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QS is not necessarily a quality rank for architecture.
There are a lot of MIT and Bartlett grads out there proud of how their alma mater places in the upper echelons of the QS architecture rank. However, this rank is not an entirely valid rank for architecture. Architecture is notoriously hard to rank, and the metrics used by QS have placed many of the universities on their list in odd positions. For example, Stanford doesn't have a NAAB program…and yet is ranked at no.23. A lesson in being critical! It is also worth remembering that top independent schools such as the AA, Cooper Union and SCI-Arc are not picked up by this ranking, yet these are some of the top schools in the world.
Quality ranks tend to come from organisations that are actually from an architecture background.
The AJ and other architectural media more valid sources as their indicators focus on what matters in architecture.
Your valuable time may be better invested in developing your application and portfolio, and not scrolling though rankings. If your dream school is in the top 20, globally, then it's going to be an exceptional school and that's all anyone can ever know. Your own personal selection strategy is what matters. Sure, if your school ranks as 250th on average instead of 50th, then there is clearly a difference in calibre. Just make sure not to see ranks as individual positions of 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. See the ranking order in groups of 5, where the real differences are. For example, see the first 5 rankings as 1st place schools, the next 5 rankings and 2nd place schools, etc. This will stop you getting hung up on the tiny differences in ranking positions between schools which don't really mean anything. There is no meaningful difference between, for example, a school ranking 3rd and another ranking 4th, or a school ranking 87th and another 88th. Seeing them in this grouped way will stop you getting hung up over small differences that, in the long run, don't really mean anything. Use ranks generally. Now you can use your time to ask more relevant questions.
Once you've gathered a few schools that you're interested in, profile them yourself. Does one have a certain professor with interests that align closely with your own interests? What is the course structure like? Does one have a pedagogy which is totally incompatible with your interests?
Now that you've gone through the ranking malarkey, see this post on school selection. Personal school selection strategy beats rank crawling.


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Concept Searching has released Version 4 of its flagship product, conceptClassifier for SharePoint. The company says features include a new installer that enables installation in a SharePoint environment in less than 20 minutes, requires no programmatic support and all functionality can be turned on or off using standard Microsoft SharePoint controls. Full integration with Microsoft Content Types and greater support for multiple taxonomies are also included in this release.
Content Types can be used to enforce metadata governance, adhere to policies and drive workflows in line with business processes. Included in the new release is the ability to assign taxonomies to specific Content Types. Documents that correspond to the selected Content Types will be classified and documents that do not correspond to a content type or do not include some metadata elements that a specific content type has specified will not be classified.
This capability allows different taxonomies to be assigned to different Content Types; for example, assign the HR taxonomy to all Content Types of type "HR," including any Content Types derived from "HR" and assign the Finance taxonomy to all Content Types of type "Finance," including any Content Types derived from "Finance." The configuration can be performed using a wizard that runs inside SharePoint. The taxonomies will be available for these documents regardless of their location.

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This can be made extensible, by calling subfunctions to parse, so-called argv-recognizers. These can recognize individual options, or parse a long way.
Why use this instead of Getopts? Getopts::Lomng? Etc.
b) the above is trivial, easy to remember, and can be extended to handle any different argument syntax.
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L'Unified shadow and lighting è il modello di illuminazione utilizzato nello sviluppo del gioco Doom 3 di id Software.

Videogiochi 3d precedenti, come Quake III Arena, usavano modelli di illuminazione separati per determinare come una luce potesse illuminare un personaggio o un livello. Le informazioni di luce ed ombra erano statiche nel caso delle mappe del gioco, mentre nel caso dei personaggi, le informazioni di luce ed ombra erano determinate durante lo spostamento degli stessi.

Doom 3 usa un modello unificato che genera fasi di illuminazione e di ombra per qualsiasi cosa ci sia sullo schermo in Run-time. Questo significa che ogni fascio di luce influenzerà l'intera scena e non solo una data parte di essa. Questo sistema include il Self-shadowing tecnica con cui, ad esempio, i personaggi proiettano ombre su sé stessi (si nota, per citare un caso, nell'ombra proiettata dal mento di un marine sul proprio collo).

Voci correlate
 Self-shadowing
 Shadow volume, una tecnica usata per produrre ombre dinamiche.

Doom
Grafica 3D
Computer grafica

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Anesthesiology is a dynamic and rapidly evolving medical specialty. Although the operating room anesthetic of today would be familiar to an anesthesiologist from 20 or 40 years ago, our technology has improved, and our scope of practice has expanded dramatically to incorporate the full arc of perioperative medicine. Simultaneously, the economic and regulatory landscape within which we care for our patients has been fundamentally changing beneath our feet for a generation.


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Gustav Wallis (* 1. Mai 1830 in Lüneburg; † 20. Juli 1878 in Cuenca, Ecuador) war ein deutscher Botaniker. Sein offizielles botanisches Autorenkürzel lautet "".

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Gustav Wallis war von Geburt an taub, lernte aber sprechen und beherrschte Fremdsprachen. Er ging 1860 im Auftrag des Brüsseler Kunstgärtners Jean Jules Linden nach Südamerika, um neue Pflanzen nach Europa zu importieren. Dort verbrachte er acht Jahre in Brasilien, Peru, Bolivien, Ecuador, Kolumbien, Venezuela, Panama und Costa Rica.
1868 bereiste er die Philippinen.  Ab 1870 bis 1874 arbeitete Gustav Wallis für das Londoner Unternehmen Veitch and Sons. Er wurde für seine Arbeit mehrfach ausgezeichnet. Er hielt sich mehrfach in Hamburg auf, wo er vor Mitgliedern des Vereins für naturwissenschaftliche Unterhaltung Vorträge hielt. Er kehrte nach Südamerika zurück, wo er in Cuenca an Malaria starb.

Gustav Wallis hat über 1.000 neue Pflanzenarten nach Europa gebracht.

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Nach ihm ist die Pflanzengattung Wallisia  aus der Familie der Bromeliengewächse (Bromeliaceae) benannt.

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 Die Alpenwelt in ihren Beziehungen zur Gärtnerei. Norbert Kittler, Hamburg 1854,
 In: Globus
 Von Californien nach Japan. Band XXII, Friedr. Bieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig, 1872, S. 360 ff.,
 Der Urubu in Brasilien. Band XXI, Friedr. Bieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig, 1872,  S. 278, ff., .
 über den Cocastrauch, in: Zweiter Jahresbericht der Geographischen Gesellschaft in Hamburg 1874–75, S. 106–108
 erschienen in der Hamburger Garten und Blumenzeitung. Norbert Kittler, Hamburg
 Ein Vegetationsbild von den Philippinen, Nr. 28, 1872, S. 1 f.
 Über den Manzinella Baum, Nr. 29, 1873, S. 3 f.
 Über vegetabiles Wachs, Nr. 30, 1874, S. 529 f.
 Tillandsia musaica, Nr. 30 1874, S. 566f.
 Einiges über meine letzte Reise nach Grenada, Nr. 31 1875, S. 17f. u. S. 59f., dazugehörend Verzeichnis columbianscher Pflanzenneuheiten, S. 207
 Vegetabiles Wachs, über dasselbe, Nr. 31 1875, S. 145 f.

Literatur

 Gustav Wallis (Nekrolog). In: Hamburger Garten- und Blumenzeitung, Hrsg. Eduard Otto, 34. Jg., Robert Kittler, Hamburg, 1878, S. 433–440
 Karl Müller: Gustav Wallis, eine biographisch-naturgeschichtliche Skizze. In: Die Natur, 19. Band, Halle 1870,
 Vorbericht S. 33–36,
 2. Erziehungsjahre S. 40–44,
 3. Reise bis zu den Tropen Brasiliens S. 59–62,
 4. Reise zum Pindaré S. 67–70,
 5. Reise auf dem Pindaré S. 83–86,
 6. Rückkehr vom Pindaré S. 89–92,
 7. Reise zum Amazonasstrome S. 97–100,
 8. An dem Amazonenstrome S. 113–116,
 9. Freuden und Leiden des Reisenden S. 126–128,
 10. Botanische Entdeckungen im Amazonengebiete S. 129–132,
 11. Characterthiere des Amazonenstromes S. 150–152,
 12. Reise auf dem Purús S. 153–156,
 13. Rückkehr vom Purús S. 174–176,
 14. Reisen in dem Andengebirge S. 180–182,
 15. Rückreise nach Europa S. 185–188
 erschienen in der Hamburg Garten und Blumenzeitung, Norbert Kittler, Hamburg
 Personalnotizen, Nr. 27 1871. S. 526 ff., (enthalten Informationen zu Reisen)
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I am a bit curious since I did not seem to have ASMR. I never experienced it in my life but I started listening to ASMR early 2016 with no other reason other than how relaxing it was. But after what must have been at least 6 months I felt what most people describe as the head tingles. I did not experience this feeling again for about another month or two but then I started to get the head tingles at what seems like random times. Some times it is once a week, other times it is once a month. It is still rare but it seems to happen more than initially. I mainly listen to personal attention asmr, tapping, or reiki asmr but no single one regularly triggers it. Am I just getting a "pins and needles" feeling or is this asmr? It is very short and very random if I feel it or not. Not a single "trigger test" I have found has triggered this. Anyone with a similar experience or a possible explanation? The only things I can come up with is that I started cognitively simulating it, It is just pins and needles but the asmr is just relaxing so it feels nice, or a gene was activated due to my repeated listening and research into the topic.
It's funny - for me some of these clips didn't quite work. But they sure did for my rabbit who listens to various forms of media - tv, radio, conference calls, me - most of the day. He usually is quite a passive listener and will only occasionally respond with ear turning or a change in position that shows he's listening to something different that has caught his attention.
But given its popularity, why has the psychological research community neglected the sensation until now? There could be lots of reasons. For one, it's an inherently personal, private experience, and perhaps one that hasn't traditionally lent itself to cropping up in conversation all that often. That, coupled with the fact that it's a difficult sensation to explain to someone who doesn't experience it, may go some way to explaining why there wasn't even a term to describe it until 2010. "Before the online community existed, I've heard many people who experience ASMR say they thought they were the only ones that experienced it," says Barratt. "I think the lack of evidence that ASMR was experienced by such a huge group of people may be why it was overlooked, or written off as an oddly described version of frisson ('goosebumps'), in the past," she adds.
Yet despite its challenges, further research into ASMR comes with the tantalizing potential of helping us better understand of the brain. For psychologists, it could also help enhance treatment plans for anxiety and depression, at least for some people. More poetically, it might help us understand how people feel loved. "But mainly," says Smith, "it's just cool."
The first study to perform actual brain imaging (fMRI) on subjects currently experiencing ASMR tingles (as opposed to individuals who were merely able to experience the phenomenon) was published in BioImpacts in September 2018. Subjects viewed several ASMR videos with a screen and headphones while inside the MRI scanner. The study found a significant difference in brain activation between time periods when the subject reported tingling (communicated by pressing a button), as compared to time periods when they were watching a video but not reporting tingling (communicated by pressing a different button, to control for brain activation effects caused by merely pressing a button). They concluded that "the brain regions found most active during the tingling sensations were the nucleus accumbens, mPFC, insula and secondary somatosensory cortex", and suggested that these were similar to "activation of brain regions previously observed during experiences like social bonding and musical frisson".[29]
Aside from the pleasurable sensation that ASMR offers there are a range of other benefits. Many intentional ASMR videos are essentially forms of guided meditations, meditating regularly has been shown to reduce stress levels and aid concentration among many other things. For a lot of people ASMR is a gateway to developing an ongoing meditative practice.
Bob Ross ALWAYS triggers this response (I have 15+ Joy of Painting episodes saved on my DVR right now). While all the other videos triggered my ASMR somewhat, the Rushka tea one had the most effect. I also like to watch people doing crafts (the sound of scissors cutting construction paper is amazing). Getting a massage or just watching someone get a massage (I can even read the description of spa treatments & have an ASMR response!) I love my hair to be played with too! As you probably know, the list can go on forever!!
Neither Lee nor Skinner had a name for this sensation until recently. "I just thought it was a thing that everybody had," Skinner says. The community that has sprung up around this specific physical sensation is, perhaps unsurprisingly, Internet-born and bred. It's also sometimes called "Attention-Induced Euphoria," though ASMR is the term that has caught on. According to Google, the term first showed up in 2011, increased in search popularity in 2012, and really took off this year.
"People asked for really weird things," she explains, "like tapping on a TV or playing with string." For instance, one stranger paid Kelly $50 (about £38) to film herself eating cookies and milk. In an 11-minute video, Kelly tapped on the biscuits with her vibrant pink fingernails before biting into them and slurping them down with a jar of milk. More than 300,000 people watched that video.
So if you're looking for a natural way to fall asleep quickly, I'd really recommend trying some ASMR videos on YouTube. Get in bed and put on a good pair of headphones (noise-canceling if you have them) and watch one of the videos in this article on your smartphone or tablet. By the time the video ends, you might be ready to drift into sleep. There have been plenty of times that I haven't even been able to make it halfway through one of these videos before I needed to put my phone down and shut my eyes.
Cannot understand this phenomenon making someone "Feel good". The only information here is frustrating to say the least. All speculation and zero facts. I have had this ever since I can remember and it has been nothing but torment. The only thing I have learned is that more people get this than me, people experience it on different levels and with different noises. Other than that this is just people talking about nothing. People say they learned something here. Like what? What's the cause? Can you treat it? Absolute speculation and it was frustrating to read and only walk away with "oh, other people go through this as Well". Name it whatever you want and throw letters behind it, but the fact is you guys know nothing. Congratulations to those who experience this on a pleasurable level, (honestly, that's great) but many of us are tortured by this. If anyone can provide facts and/or science to explain this, PLEASE let me know. It's horrifying and I just want it to go away. It interferes with my love life and all around quality of life and I just want it to stop :/. I don't mean to be rude, it's just a horrible experience and was very disappointed with all the spiritual nonsense and speculation. Just a waste of time so far. Someone Help please
"We found that people who experience ASMR showed significant reductions in their heart rates compared to non-ASMR participants," Poerio explains, "These reductions are comparable to other stress-reduction techniques such as mindfulness and music therapy." Poerio says this finding is crucial because reduced heart rates prove people who enjoy ASMR are not sexually aroused.
"ASMR videos tend to have low production costs, but have a massive replay-ability factor," Burns explained. "'Baba the Cosmic Barber's original head massage video has almost 10,000,000 views. Many of those views come from people who probably watch it several times a week to fall asleep. Ten million views is incredible for a video that costs less than fifty dollars to make."
If you're not one of Payton's 443,000 subscribers, then you're probably currently asking yourself something along the lines of, "Why the heck do people want to watch someone eat a pickle?" The answer, quite simply, is ASMR: or autonomous sensory meridian response. This term is used to describe the sensation, normally a tingling, that people get in response to an auditory or visual cue (like someone eating a pickle). It's been described as a type of auditory-tactile synesthesia, and it can be triggered by everything from whispering to the crinkling of wrapping paper. The term was coined in 2010 by Jennifer Allen, the founder of the first Facebook group for people who experience the phenomenon, and it has been referred to as ASMR ever since.
Though this should already be obvious, let me state it bluntly: you will not be calmed by this video for single "Never See the Signs." The song itself is a hulk of melodic, dirgy rock underpinned by buzzing synths. Eoin's "It's so serious in here / it's so claustrophobic / Get me out of here" vocal hook reaches menacingly for your neck, even over a mid-tempo groove. But hey, Drenge haven't ever really been about tunes to mellow you out. Since debuting widely in 2013, off the back of a Tom Watson (a right-on politician in his forties) co-sign that probably still haunts them to this day, they've consistently put out the sort of guitar-heavy tracks that make people want to use words like "meaty" and "janky" as descriptors. Theirs is music designed to be played loud, preferably somewhere you can slam your body around, ideally while wearing breathable cotton/no shirt at all. As they gear up to release their third album Strange Creatures on Friday February 22, we've got the first watch of that Samuel Higginson-directed video.
Hi! i have some questions about AMSR, I've been feeling it since i was very young but it is not on the scalp or neck, it has always been in the forehead, like it was a third eye or something. The sensation is the same, thats why I belive is AMSR, but the place has never been in the scalp. It's really beautiful because i can feel how it spreads to all over my face, my eyes and cheeks. Has anyone else feel it on the forehead like me? Have you hear it of people like me that has the same sensation described like AMSR but in the forehead?
YouTube banned Makenna's channel for three days in November but reinstated it after discussions with the family. The company's delayed decision against its largest child ASMRtist leaves questions about whether the phenomenon can be adequately monitored. Videos featuring the sexualisation of minors are banned by the site, and ASMR "mouth sound" videos now fall within this remit. Yet at the time of writing, a search for "child ASMR mouth sounds" on YouTube brings up hundreds of videos with a disturbing number of views.
1. Do you have different reactions depending on who is the source of the sound? For example, I have very distinctive reactions, i.e. if someone from my relatives does the mouth sounds, I get irritated and at times even angry. I even leave the kitchen if I hear my relatives making the sounds while eating. Purely biological, can't explain it. The sounds are unpleasant for me. But if a random person or someone I barely know from an opposite sex does the mouth sounds, I can get ASMR or pleasurable feelings.
A few weeks ago, Maria says, she was contacted by a young woman whose grandmother was in a hospice. The elderly woman was no longer very responsive, but when the granddaughter played Maria's videos, "it made her grandmother happy and calmed her down," Maria says, recalling the woman's message. "She said, 'This is so great, because we don't know how else to help her.' "
So how do you know if you have ASMR? There's no single way to tell for sure, but for starters, you can watch some of the internet's most popular videos and determine whether they elicit a tingling response. And for your convenience, we've compiled some of the best ASMR videos that YouTube has to offer—so get those goose bumps ready, and while you're at it, try these brain teasers to find out whether you're smarter than an astronaut.
I spoke to Dr Emma Blakey, Giulia Poerio, Tom Hostler and Theresa Veltri, who as graduate students at the University of Sheffield, are part of the new generation of ASMR researchers trying to do just that. They're currently working on a study that will aim to see whether people who subjectively report the experience of ASMR also produce consistent physiological measures – for example, changes in heart rate, breathing rate, or skin conductance.
You feel quite literally, euphoric, but quite. A moment of deep reflection mixed with an even deeper empathic connection with the subject or sound, And as you grow up, your empahic abilities grow as well, you learn more about the world around you. You may have had a brutal upbringing, You may carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. But you see things differently, you may be gifted, no trauma at all in your life so far, touch wood. For me, it happens while practicing a shared love (graffiti/drawing, in my case) A shared activity (relationships), a menial task (work) or shared adventure (your life), there are so many triggers. I can be alone, an get light empathic feelings for others or even a different race (suffering somewhere in this world), who aren't even there, I'll never even meet them. Empathy doesn't ask permission, it is permission! We are waaaay past that point now people! Spiritually, physically, mentally, we are connected.
I had an abnormal psychology professor in undergrad that would have me drooling by the end of class because her voice was so "soothing". Lately, I have found that instructional videos via Youtube do the trick. I'm embarrassed to say, but I watched a video of some random guy giving a tutorial on how to properly clean out your ear for roughly a year (lol). I can watch nearly anything instructional to induce the sensation, but I am drawn to videos in which the narrator has an accent.
I just discovered I was capable of triggering tingles on purpose this past month, after it popped into my head one day to seek out a video of a cat grooming itself (my trigger) to see if I could purposely trigger that weird relaxing feeling that I had experienced occasionally growing up, but had never really fully thought about. So that was pleasant. Then oddly enough a week ago I attempted to articulate this experience to a friend at a party (not knowing the term ASMR – nor even aware that it was a known thing, I simply described it as this peaceful, totally non-sexual, relaxed feeling I get from watching cats grooming themselves). Against all odds, this friend said, "oh, you're probably experiencing ASMR – you should look it up." Needless to say – it's nice to find that indeed there's an entire community of people online that have the same capability. Thought I'd share my experience and ask a couple questions.
"As ASMR has started to come to mainstream attention, researchers have finally begun trying to answer that question. Neuroscientists are now experimenting with fMRIs and electroencephalography to see if the brains of 'tingleheads,' as they are called, are any different than those who don't tremble at the sight of napkin-folding. They've also surveyed tens of thousands of people who say they experience the phenomenon. So far there are intriguing—if limited—findings suggesting that ASMR may relieve some people's symptoms of stress and insomnia, and that the brains of those who experience it may be organized a little differently."
"I just tried it because I thought it would help out my channel and it did, yeah," Kelly says of her honeycomb video. When she started her channel in March 2018, Kelly made more traditional YouTube videos – filming herself applying make-up and eating different foreign snacks. "It was exciting," she says of going viral, "because I was like, this could actually be my dream, I've always wanted a lot of subscribers."
There are two ways that people can experience ASMR. You can experience it through simple meditation or just thinking about a scene or sound that pleases you. Or you can experience it through watching a video or listening to a recording. As for the mechanisms at work behind ASMR, nobody is quite sure why some people react the way that they do. It could be that the videos remind you of your childhood (perhaps, for example, you watched your mom do the same action as a kid, so it's comforting) or that the simple sounds lull you into a relaxed state. Ready to give ASMR a try? Find some videos on the YouTube channel for GentleWhispering, ASMR University, and ASMRlab.
One part of that forage into "Deep Baby Brain" involves introducing you to 'YouTuber' CuteKid4950, and his tub of Strange Creatures goo. He starts off with the usual setup, doing his piece to camera before getting out the gunk. But then… things get weird. "Expanding upon the YouTube infotainment vlog format," Drenge said, "CuteKid4950 takes us from kitchen to basement to warehouse to cave and emerges unscathed and enlightened. We can see the time and space properties of the real world crumble into insignificance. Unusual patterns emerge. Colours and shapes of forgotten solar systems reveal themselves amid the paint and the goo. This is more than something to keep you lightly amused. People will tell you that you are mad. They will try to denounce you. Ignore them. Let history be the judge."
On June 3 2018, Makenna Kelly, a 13-year old from Fort Collins, Colorado, uploaded the video that propelled her to internet stardom. Entitled "Eating Raw Honeycomb – EXTREMELY Sticky Mouth Sounds", it featured the teen chewing fistfuls of pure honeycomb directly in front of a microphone for 16 minutes. In the following months, it was viewed 12 million times. By October, Kelly had reached one million YouTube subscribers.
So. I found out about this roughly… an hour ago. And holy… what an hour it's been. I didn't even know I could feel this type of stuff (although for most it seems to be in their head/scalp/neck etc, for me, it's in my chest.). My biggest trigger seem to be taps… from the crisp tap to a low thump. One thing I am noticing though, is how many girls do the videos (I can understand this, as a female voice generally has a more relaxing effect.) but I was wondering how many people prefer a male voice? Any preference to accents, etc.
As ASMR has started to come to mainstream attention, researchers have finally begun trying to answer that question. Neuroscientists are now experimenting with fMRIs and electroencephalography to see if the brains of "tingleheads," as they are called, are any different than those who don't tremble at the sight of napkin-folding. They've also surveyed tens of thousands of people who say they experience the phenomenon. So far there are intriguing—if limited—findings suggesting that ASMR may relieve some people's symptoms of stress and insomnia, and that the brains of those who experience it may be organized a little differently.
A study done by Google, the parent company of YouTube states, ASMR videos are mostly watched by people between the ages of 18 and 24. Osbourn has noticed this trend and thinks there's a correlation with mental health. "Our generation is more open to talking about mental health, we are so much more aware of 'I'm struggling mentally, and I need help, and I'm going to find the help that I need,' than any other generation, in my opinion," she said.
I'm not sure how to say this, but I'll try. I think this experience is a spiritual one. I get the impression that when we appreciate something so simple and quiet this pleases God. It's our own willingness to accept such "insignificant" events and appreciate the beauty of things which would otherwise be discarded in our noisy and materialistic lives. The appreciation of "small" things, be it sounds, sensations, smells which would otherwise be ignored really pleases our Creator, these sensations are a gift, a "thank you" for appreciating the wonder of nature and creation in all its beauty, especially the seemingly insignifcant moments and events in time ignored and forgotten by mankind…
It seems at the moment that the answer is no. Not everybody reports experiencing this sensation. Most people discover it by accident in their childhood, however some adults experience it for the first time. If you haven't experienced ASMR before, it might just be that you haven't found your personal triggers yet. Check out our article detailing the common triggers to see if any of them do it for you.
Understandably, considering the whispering, and the intimacy, and the term "brain orgasms," ASMR can seem at first blush like a fetish of some kind. The ASMR subreddit clarifies: "This is sometimes referred to as head orgasms, but this is about as sexual as saying eating chocolate is orgasmic (in that it's not sexual)." And while they may exist, none of the many videos I've watched in the course of reporting this article have had any sexual content.
Every Empath is different but I have not seen a common theme between all the ones I know. I myself have a really weird experience with this (as Empaths normally do with everything). I listen to ASMR every night for about 6 months with no reactions until one random day. Now I get it very occasionally with no pattern in sight. I do know Empaths who get it with basically every video they watch and some who just find the sounds of asmr creepy and do not get the tingle at all.
The demand for Maria's videos is so great that she's one of a handful of people who have quit their day jobs to pursue creating ASMR-inducing videos full-time. Gentle Whispering ASMR has more than 872,000 subscribers, and her top five videos alone have amassed more than 47 million views. While she won't disclose how much she's making, she noted it's enough for her to have a "comfortable living," but she's more attracted to the fact she's giving people a way to de-stress than the money.
In the limited, small studies that have been done investigating ASMR, there do appear to be brain abnormalities in people who experience ASMR, though this is far from confirmed. But some studies did find that people who experience the phenomenon appear to have brains that are wired differently when it comes to the areas that react to sensory perception. Instead of two sensory areas having a clear connection in their brain, a tinglehead's sensory areas of the brain appear to blend together to some degree. Some neurologists who have studied the phenomena even think ASMR could be related to the bizarre condition of synesthesia, where a person can hear smells or see music.
On 12 March 2012, Steven Novella, Director of General Neurology at the Yale School of Medicine, published a post about ASMR on his blog Neurologica. Regarding the question of whether ASMR is a real phenomeonon, Novella said "in this case, I don't think there is a definitive answer, but I am inclined to believe that it is. There are a number of people who seem to have independently experienced and described" it with "fairly specific details. In this way it's similar to migraine headaches – we know they exist as a syndrome primarily because many different people report the same constellation of symptoms and natural history." Novella tentatively posited the possibilities that ASMR might be either a type of pleasurable seizure, or another way to activate the "pleasure response". However, Novella drew attention to the lack of scientific investigation into ASMR, suggesting that functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and transcranial magnetic stimulation technologies should be used to study the brains of people who experience ASMR in comparison to people who do not, as a way of beginning to seek scientific understanding and explanation of the phenomenon.[39][40]


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You are here: Home / Stem Cells / iPS Cells / Celgene to Pay Evotec $9 Million as Companies Expand iPSC Collaboration
Celgene to Pay Evotec $9 Million as Companies Expand iPSC Collaboration
June 14, 2019 By Cade Hildreth (CEO)
Hamburg, Germany, June 5, 2019 — Evotec SE announced that its strategic alliance with Celgene Corporation ("Celgene") has been expanded to include a new cell type triggering a payment of $9.0 m to Evotec.
Evotec and Celgene initiated the collaboration in December 2016 to identify disease-modifying treatments for a broad range of neurodegenerative diseases. Since then, the companies have achieved several milestones including advancement of one programme into lead optimisation as well as including additional cell lines and now a new cell type.
Currently approved drugs only offer short-term management of the patients' symptoms and there is a huge unmet medical need for therapeutic modalities that slow down or reverse disease progression in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. The collaboration pursues an innovative approach to the discovery and development of novel medicines by leveraging Evotec's unique human iPSC technology platform, which is one of the largest and most sophisticated platforms in the industry.
Dr Cord Dohrmann, Chief Scientific Officer of Evotec, commented:
"Patients suffering from neurodegenerative diseases today have limited treatment options, the majority of which only support the management of symptoms but do not address the cause of their disease. With our iPSC platform and Celgene's expertise, we feel confident to provide physicians with additional treatment options in the future and to deliver disease-modifying treatments to patients."
About Evotec and iPSC
Induced pluripotent stem cells (also known as iPS cells or iPSCs) are a type of pluripotent stem cell that can be generated directly from adult cells. The iPSC technology was pioneered by Shinya Yamanaka's lab in Kyoto, Japan, who showed in 2006 that the introduction of four specific genes encoding transcription factors could convert adult cells into pluripotent stem cells. He was awarded the 2012 Nobel Prize along with Sir John Gurdon "for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent".
Pluripotent stem cells hold great promise in the field of regenerative medicine. Because they can propagate indefinitely, as well as give rise to every other cell type in the body (such as neurons, heart, pancreatic and liver cells), they represent a single source of cells that could be used to replace those lost to damage or disease.
Evotec has built an industrialised iPSC infrastructure that represents one of the largest and most sophisticated iPSC platforms in the industry. Evotec's iPSC platform has been developed over the last years with the goal to industrialise iPSC-based drug screening in terms of throughput, reproducibility and robustness to reach the highest industrial standards.
Abuot Evotec SE
Evotec is a drug discovery alliance and development partnership company focused on rapidly progressing innovative product approaches with leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academics, patient advocacy groups and venture capitalists. We operate worldwide and our more than 2,600 employees provide the highest qualitystand-alone and integrated drug discovery and development solutions. We cover all activities from target-to-clinic to meet the industry's need for innovation and efficiency in drug discovery and development (EVT Execute).
The Company has established a unique position by assembling top-class scientific experts and integrating state-of-the-art technologies as well as substantial experience and expertise in key therapeutic areas including neuronal diseases, diabetes and complications of diabetes, pain and inflammation, oncology, infectious diseases, respiratory diseases and fibrosis.
On this basis, Evotec has built a broad and deep pipeline of approx. 100 co-owned product opportunities at clinical, pre-clinical and discovery stages (EVT Innovate). Evotec has established multiple long-term alliances with partners including, Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim, Celgene, CHDI, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, Pfizer, Sanofi, Takeda, UCB and others.
To learn more about iPSC Industry, view the "Global Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Industry Report."
Filed Under: iPS Cells Tagged With: Celgene, evotec, iPS cells
About Cade Hildreth (CEO)
Cade Hildreth is the Founder of BioInformant.com, the world's largest publisher of stem cell industry news. Cade is a media expert on stem cells, recently interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Business Journal, Xconomy, and Vogue Magazine.
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Businesses have gone through several methods in which they pay their employees. A lot of the time, businesses might just write a check out of the company checkbook when they pay their employees. There are even some companies that used to have a separate bank account just for payment for employee work. Even though this is the method that was widely used back in the day, today's businesses do not usually do things this way.
Employees in today's world like to know for sure that they are getting paid the correct amount by their business because there was no way to prove this in the past. It is very important for employees to be able to understand how much money they earned and if deductions have been made in order for them to understand why they get the amount they get on their check. A good way to do this for employees is to generate pay stubs for them as you can.
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Pompeo says hopes Trump letter to North Korean leader can restart talks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that he hopes a letter sent by President Donald Trump to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un can pave the way for new talks aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear program.
FILE PHOTO: A person walks past a banner showing North Korean and U.S. flags ahead of the North Korea-U.S. summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, February 25, 2019. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/File Photo
Pompeo, who confirmed Trump's letter to Kim before departing Washington on a trip to the Middle East, said that the United States was ready to resume talks with North Korea immediately.
"I'm hopeful that this will provide a good foundation for us to begin … these important discussions with the North Koreans," Pompeo told reporters at Joint Base Andrews.
Earlier North Korea's state-run news agency KCNA said Kim had described the letter as being "of excellent content" but did not disclose any details about Trump's message.
The KCNA report said Kim "would seriously contemplate the interesting content."
U.S.-North Korea talks stalled after a failed summit in February between Trump and the North Korean leader in Hanoi, Vietnam.
A U.S. official said on Wednesday the United States had no pre-conditions for new talks, but that progress would require meaningful and verifiable North Korean steps to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
Pompeo did not discuss the contents of Trump's letter, but said the United States has been working to lay foundations for discussions since the Hanoi summit abruptly ended by Trump. He added: "I think we're in a better place."
Asked if working-level discussions between the countries would begin soon, Pompeo said: "I think the remarks you saw out of North Korea this morning suggest that may well be a very good possibility. We're ready to go, we're literally prepared to go at a moment's notice if the North Koreans indicate that they're prepared for those discussions."
Trump leaves for Asia later this week for the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, and meetings with South Korean President Moon Jae-in Seoul.
Pompeo also will join Trump at the G20 summit and accompany the president to Seoul, but said he will first travel to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to consult with the U.S. allies on growing tensions with Iran.
Reporting by Jeff Mason and David Lawder; Additional reporting by Lesley Wroughton; Editing by Phil Berlowitz and Daniel Wallis
This article was originally published by Reuters.com. Read the original article here.
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News Conservatives Fail to Remove Any Establishment Republicans from Senate in Primaries
Conservatives Fail to Remove Any Establishment Republicans from Senate in Primaries
Some of the most emotion filled movies have a storyline or plot where an individual or group of individuals succeeds in beating overwhelming odds. In other words, it's a story where the underdog wins. These types of movies just don't involve humans either, but animals as well.
These days, conservatives appear to be the underdog, but at this point in time, we are not succeeding in overcoming the odds. Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) defeated his conservative challenger, Joe Carr, in the primary. This means that "every Republican incumbent senator running for re-election defeated their conservative challengers in GOP primaries."
It was the last opportunity for conservatives to replace incumbent Republican senators.
Earlier this year, John Cornyn of Texas, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Thad Cochran of Mississippi and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina won their GOP primaries against their conservative challenger. Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas also won against challenger Milton Wolf. While other primaries are scheduled, none include incumbent Republican senators.
In the past, conservative challengers have succeeded in replacing GOP incumbents; Utah Sen. Bob Bennett lost in 2010 and Indiana Sen. Dick Lugar lost in 2012.
Is it surprising that conservative candidates are unpopular among voters? Not really, when you consider the extensive smear campaign used by establishment Republicans against all conservatives. Democrats and liberals are just as at fault in painting conservatives in a bad light.
In all fairness, there are many conservative Republicans. However, these incumbents have records that indicate they go along more with the establishment Republican Party line. RINOs are Republicans only by virtue of the party indicator under which they seek office, but prove to be liberal progressive in their stance on issues. A vote cast for a Republican is not necessarily a vote cast for freedom, liberty and God-given unalienable rights.
The race in Tennessee between Carr and Alexander was an interesting one as the poll boards were not consistent in definitively predicting a leader or winner. Alexander's camp had released a poll showing the incumbent senator ahead by 29 points at one point. But, a Tea Party Nation poll showed Carr trailing Alexander by only 8 points.
Carr pegged Alexander for refusing to participate in public debates in the state of Tennessee. Alexander's reason for refusing to debate was he "debates every day on the Senate floor." Carr was right to call out Alexander for refusing to debate. Alexander's own statement reeks of arrogance. A debate on the Senate floor is different than debating an opponent seeking to attain the incumbent's seat. However, Tennesseans overlooked his arrogance when casting their vote.
Carr, in another slam on Alexander, accused him of backing Obama and Reid instead of standing with conservatives on issues. He also pointed out that Alexander missed a procedural vote on an amendment to prevent Obama's ability to unilaterally offer amnesty to illegal alien invaders. Still, none of this mattered to the voters of the Volunteer state.
Evidently, the majority of Republican residents of the state of Tennessee are pleased with the performance of Alexander and support a more liberal progressive agenda.
But, it isn't just Tennessee; it's other states as well who chose incumbents to run in the November elections against Democrats.
What is it about conservative values that are abhorrent to the population of the United States and the Democratic and Republican establishments?
It could be broken down to one idea – freedom through limited government established under the Constitution of the united States of America resulting in upholding of God-given unalienable rights. The values and principles of the founding fathers frighten many individuals. Freedom means being responsible for oneself, taking personal responsibility for choices made. It means choosing your own direction through your own will– you get out what you put in. Those that work hard are rewarded in proportion to their efforts. Freedom means accepting blame when one's actions caused an unfavorable outcome, lying in the bed that you yourself created.
These concepts are almost frightening to some as it is much easier to blame someone else for your own failures. It's much easier just to do what someone tells you than it is to think independently for yourself, exercising their will which God granted those made in His image. It becomes easier to go along to get along, avoiding any critical deductive reasoning, than it is to take personal responsibility for making and fixing your own debacles.
The evil of envy has engulfed many to the point they are willing to legally rob/steal someone else's hard earned money to raise their standard of living thereby lowering the standard of the hard worker.
The life of a slave is structured; there are no unexpected events, responsibilities or free wills. Things are the same from one day to the next without any improvement. There is, however, always room for decline. The big government slave is subjected to excessive rules and regulations over every aspect of life leaving no room for independent will, thought or emotion.
What does it say about a United States where people are willing to keep the skewed status quo, choosing big government instead of looking for a better horizon and embracing freedom?
The propaganda campaigns of establishment Republicans, Democrats and liberal progressives against conservatives has taken its toll. Instead of being looked upon as upholding the founding principles of this nation, conservativism is now being earmarked as a detriment, a vermin needing to be extinguished in the name of the collective good, and an outdated ideology. There is no room in the current political climate for the principles of liberty, freedom, and God-given unalienable rights – or so these pundits would like for us to believe.
While conservatives may have suffered a set-back, the struggle in this nation is not over. The odds may seem overwhelming; however, even a small horse named Sea Biscuit accomplished what many thought was impossible.
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from sympy import *
class ULM:
  ### Set up the known data ###
  # x => actual position
  # xo => original position
  # t => actual time
  # to => original time
  # v => speed
  def __init__ (self, x, xo, t, to, v):

    # Initializate variables
    self.xo = Float(xo) if xo != "?" else Symbol('xo')
    self.x = Float(x) if x != "?" else Symbol('x')
    self.to = Float(to) if to != "?" else Symbol('to')
    self.t = Float(t) if t != "?" else Symbol('t')
    self.v = Float(v) if v != "?" else Symbol('v')

    # Set the position and speed equations
    self.position = Eq(self.x,self.xo + self.v * (self.t-self.to))
    self.speed = Eq(self.v,(self.x-self.xo)/(self.t-self.to))

  # Solve the equation
  def find_values (self, what, second):
    # Try to solve the equation
    try:
      result = solve([self.position, self.speed], [what, second], dict=True)

      # Beautify the result
      fr = []
      for k in result:
        fr.append(k[what])
      return ", ".join(map(str,fr))
    except:
      return False

  def find_value (self, what):
    # Try it first with the position equation
    r1 = solve(self.position, what)
    if not r1:
      r2 = solve(self.speed, what)
      return r2[0]
    else:
      return r1[0]
    # Beautify the result
    # return ", ".join(map(str,[r1,r2]))

class UALM:
  ### Set up the known data ###
  # x => actual position
  # xo => original position
  # t => actual time
  # to => original time
  # v => actual speed
  # vo => original speed
  # a => acceleration
  def __init__ (self, x, xo, t, to, v, vo, a):
    self.x = x
    self.xo = xo
    self.t = t
    self.to = to
    self.v = v
    self.vo = vo
    self.a = a

print "Welcome to PhyHelper. I'm gonna ask you a few questions."
correct = False
while correct == False:
  kind = raw_input("Is the motion an uniform linear motion or an uniformly accelerated linear motion? (ULM/UALM): ")
  if kind == "ULM" or kind == "UALM":
    correct = True

print "I'm going to ask you for the variables of the motion. If a variable is unknown, just type '?'."
# If it's a ULM
if kind == "ULM":
  xo = raw_input("Value of the original position (integer/?) ")
  x = raw_input("Value of the current position (integer/?) ")
  to = raw_input("Value of the original time (integer/?) ")
  t = raw_input("Value of the current time (integer/?) ")
  v = raw_input("Value of the uniform speed (integer/?) ")

  # Create ULM
  u = ULM(x, xo, t, to, v)

  ccontinue = True
  # We are going to repeat this forever until it breaks
  while True:
    # What symbol do we want to find?
    sym = raw_input("Enter the symbol that you'd like to find (x, xo, t, to or v): ")
    # Find another symbol (any undefined one)
    cvars = dict(x=u.x, xo=u.xo, t=u.t, to=u.to, v=u.v)
    other = False
    for key, value in cvars.iteritems():
      if key == sym:
        # Oops, it's the one we're trying to find so let's skip it
        continue
      # Is it a symbol?
      if isinstance(value, Symbol):
        other = value
        break
      # No luck yet
    # Now other = another symbol that we can use
    # EXCEPTION: if there's no "other", it means there
    # are no more unknown values, so it's a normal equation and we
    # have to use u.find_value(u.something) instead, so we keep
    # other as False

    # Is "sym" a real symbol?
    symreal = False
    for key in cvars:
      if sym == key:
        symreal = True
    if not symreal:
      print "The symbol %s doesn't exist!" % sym
    else:
      if isinstance(cvars[sym], Symbol):
        R = u.find_values(cvars[sym], other) if other else u.find_value(cvars[sym])
        print "Values of %s: %s" % (sym, R)
      else:
        print "Value of %s: %s" % (sym, cvars[sym])
    # Continue?
    keep = raw_input("Find another symbol? (y/n) ")
    if keep == "n":
      break

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Some construction site dangers are more obvious than others. We know that accidents involving heavy machinery or falls from high distances can cause serious injuries.
However, there are other serious hazards which aren't as clear to the naked eye. Every day, construction workers are exposed to a variety of toxic gases, chemicals, and dusts. Exposure to these elements may not immediately result in physical injuries, but it can lead to serious and life-threatening illnesses. Worst of all, many of these workers unknowingly bring these toxic elements home at the end of the day.
Exposure to harmful substances and environments accounts for about 16% of fatal construction injuries. It is the employer's responsibility to provide a safe working environment. If you or a family member has become ill because of exposure to toxic elements, it's important to hold negligent parties liable.
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Certain working conditions increase the likelihood of toxic exposure. OSHA identifies several hazardous conditions that can be anticipated and avoided in order to reduce the risk of exposure:
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Employees should be educated on construction site dangers and trained to identify the presence of such conditions. There are a few ways to recognize health hazards on the job:
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Sometimes there are visual manifestations of toxic materials. While most gasses and vapors are invisible, you may occasionally see vapor clouds and particles in the air. Chemical dust also often settles on the ground after being airborne. This dust may become airborne again if it's disturbed. Finally, keep an eye out for warning signs and labels which warn about toxic elements.
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Smelling a chemical means that you're inhaling the chemical. This doesn't necessarily mean you've been exposed to toxic levels. It depends on the chemical's odor threshold. Some chemicals give off a smell for low amounts which are non-hazardous. It would be wise to know a chemical's odor threshold in order to determine if toxic exposure has occurred. You should never intentionally taste a potentially harmful chemical, but sometimes you might accidentally inhale or get some in your mouth. If you taste a chemical, it's likely that you've been exposed.
In some toxic exposure cases, symptoms surface right away. Your respiratory system may become contaminated with particles which are visible when you blow your nose. Exposure to solvents causes a narcotic effect, with feelings of dizziness, drunkenness, tiredness, and headaches.
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If you're a construction worker who has discovered health problems caused by toxic exposure, a Workers' Compensation claim is your best route for compensation. Pennsylvania's Workers' Comp laws prohibit employees from suing their employer after an on-the-job injury, regardless of the degree of negligence. However, worker's comp claims will often be insufficient. If your injuries were the result of a third party's negligence, then you will be permitted to file a lawsuit against that party.
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If you're concerned that your job site may contain toxic chemicals, we recommend requesting an OSHA inspection. They will evaluate your safety standards and cite your employer for any violations. You are permitted to remain anonymous. If you suspect third party negligence contributed to your exposure, an experienced personal injury lawyer can fight for the compensation you need to recover.
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Australian Jason Norris claimed his maiden European Tour title in style as a final-round 67 earned him a four-stroke victory at the Fiji International.
A brilliant birdie burst on the front nine put Norris in control and he carded two birdies and two bogeys after the turn to finish the week on 14 under par.
Thailand's Jazz Janewattananond finished in a tie for second place alongside Australian duo David McKenzie and James Marchesani after producing a stunning 64 which featured an eagle and six birdies.
Norris began the day one shot behind overnight leader Wade Ormsby after posting a third-round 70 on Saturday.
But he soon caught his compatriot at the summit, picking up a shot at the first to move to ten under par.
And Norris took the outright lead when he rolled in his tricky ten-foot birdie putt at the third to get to 11 under before making another gain at the next.
Norris dropped his first shot of the day at the fifth but bounced back in style, reeling off three straight birdies from the seventh to reach 14 under and open up a four-shot lead.
After carding a bogey at the tenth, the 44 year old safely parred the next two holes before notching his seventh birdie of the day at the 13th.
Norris made another bogey on the short 15th but responded with a birdie at the long 17th to head to the 18th tee with a commanding lead.
He then tapped in his par putt at the last to secure the trophy.
"I think it was just our week," said Norris. "Everything aligned and putts dropped and some good shots came, it was amazing.
"I said a couple of years ago when I was about to quit that I didn't want to give it away until I had won a big tournament because I know I can.
"I just tried to stay switched on and not think about the future, things come into your head, you try to block them out. I was really happy with our process today.
"I played that hole badly all week so to hole a good putt on the first for birdie settled things. I just stuck to one shot at a time but I putted really well on the front nine and that is what gave it to us."
Janewattananond came into the day eight shots off the lead but made four birdies on the front nine to jump up the leaderboard.
And after making further birdies at the 11th and 16th, he drained his 66-foot eagle putt at the par-five 17th to get to ten under.
McKenzie also made an eagle on the 17th in his closing 67, rolling in from 25 feet.
Marchesani made a slow start to his final round, reaching the turn in 38 after carding two bogeys on the front nine.
But he made amends on the back nine, picking up shots at the tenth, 12th, 16th and 17th to join a three-way tie for second.
Peter Wilson, who was on course to take second place before a double bogey at the last saw him slip back to nine under, finished in joint fifth alongside Daniel Pearce, Adam Bland and Ormsby.


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Home Interviews/Features Interview with Lucinda Williams – Performs at The Madison Theater on 4/23
Interview with Lucinda Williams – Performs at The Madison Theater on 4/23
Lucinda Williams
Interview by Amy Nichole Harris
Photo Credit – James Minchin III
Lucinda Williams 4/23/2011
Madison Theater
730 Madison Rd, Covington, KY
Ryan Mallott opening
7pm doors, 8pm show, All Ages, $25 adv, $30 dos
Lucinda Williams is a premier female act in country and American folk music. She has been blazing the roads since the late 70's and has not slowed down. She is still appearing at music festivals all across the country, even gaining international acclaim. Her most recent album, "Blessed" is her eleventh studio album settling in the top 15 of the country album sales chart. She has been nominated for 14 Grammys, taking home three of the awards. In 2002, Time magazine called her "America's best songwriter."
In this interview, Lucinda discusses many realms of her life from her family to her personal songwriting process. Cincinnati is gearing up for a couple performances of Williams, the first coming this Saturday the 23rd at the Madison Theatre in Covington, KY.
Amy: You recently just had a Cincinnati connection. You worked with Over The Rhine, a local band on their latest album on the song, "Undamned". Can you tell us a little bit about that experience and working with those guys?
Lucinda: I just love them. To be honest, I wasn't aware of them until I was asked to come and sing on that song. Of course I was completely blown away by their talent. We have gotten to be good friends with them since then. And they came and sat in with me when I played in Iowa City this year. I did a string of solo shows and I played in Iowa City. Bo Ramsey sat in. And they did that song "Undamned" and I sat in with them. They played in Los Angeles a while back and we went to see them there. Yeah, I'm a big, big fan now.
Amy: I love those guys and I have seen them several times here. There's another lady here in town named Kim Taylor, and I don't know if you have heard of her, but when I hear her music but I feel the same kind of vibe as yours. That's someone else to look up locally.
Amy: Your new album is "Blessed," and I have been listening to it throughout the day getting ready. What does "Blessed" mean to you?
Lucinda: I think the song, it's kind of hard to explain that. It's such an ethereal kind of thing. I mean, to me, the song just does it.
Amy: You guys have been going out and taking pictures with fans and they've been giving feedback on what it means to be blessed to them as well, right?
Lucinda: Yeah, it has kind of sprouted into sort of this movement. Some of it has been posted online I think, a documentary of the people who were having their picture taken. The photographer went out and found people on his own. We didn't go with him or anything. And some of the people wanted to talk about it. So he went back out again with a filmmaker and they started filming people. So now it came out beautifully, this documentary with the song in the background. I don't know how to answer that question.
Amy: You talked in a recent interview about wanting to collaborate with people like Cee-Lo Green on songs like "Can't Wish for Nothing" and it not working out. How do you go about deciding who you want to work with on a song or do people come to you? Do you think of potential people at the time you are writing the songs?
Lucinda: Like, in the case, when we were recording "Blessed", the song I was thinking of for him, we didn't end up doing this time. That album he did with Danger Mouse, where he sings that song… I mean, the reason we were thinking of him, not the album that is out now but the one where he sings the song that's really cool sounding and it's called, "Who's Gonna Save My Soul." It kind of sounds like an old soul song or from the 70's. Matthew Sweet sang on the album with me. We brought him in because he had done some harmony singing on the "Little Honey" album. We didn't have too many people, really come in and add, too many extra people this time except Matthew Sweet, who I had worked with before and Elvis Costello, who I had also worked with previously. That was Tom's idea for Elvis to come in and just play guitar.
Amy: He's not really known for guitar playing.
Lucinda: And he was surprised when we asked him to just come in and play guitar. And I was a little surprised when Tom suggested him for that. But obviously it worked really well. You just kind of go song by song and toss out ideas. When I am recording, I let everybody come up with ideas. It is not just me making the suggestions.
Amy: Where did you record this one?
Lucinda: At Capitol Studios
Amy: Wow. There's a lot of history there.
Lucinda: Yeah, a very historical place.
Amy: What are you listening to right now. What's in your car, or your ipod, or your bus I should say?
Lucinda: Right before we left to come out, I was listening to a lot of stuff that people had given me. When I am on the road, a lot of people give me stuff of theirs to listen to. And I always listen to everything, at least to a couple tracks. So I actually brought some stuff with me. One of the relatively newer artists that I have been listening to, and I also sang on his record, is Amos Lee. We are going to do a few shows with him.
Amy: I saw an upcoming tour with him posted.
Lucinda: Yeah, we're doing an upcoming tour with him. He's great. Oh, and the Over The Rhine stuff. They sent us a whole package of some of their stuff on vinyl and some of the other CDs I hadn't heard yet from before like "Ohio."
Amy: Some of the original stuff?
Lucinda: Yeah. I really love that song, "Jesus in New Orleans." Tom was saying, "You should cover that song."
Amy: I saw that one of the Foo Fighters played on your album right? Remy?
Lucinda: He played all the keyboard stuff.
Amy: I know they had a new album come out this week that is pretty amazing called "Rope". They have been promoting it and it's amazing. They recorded it all in the old style in a garage so it's cool too. I thought you might had heard that.
Lucinda: I haven't heard that yet.
Amy: One of the things I found interesting about your history that I could relate to is your parents divorced when you were little and your Dad raised you. My Father raised me which was very abnormal in the 80's much less the 60's when it happened to you.
Lucinda: Yes, that was real unusual.
Amy: I can relate to that a lot. I was just curious about, I know you are really close to your Father. How do you think that experience and traveling with him in the early days shaped your music and your songwriting?
Lucinda: The fact that he is a writer, he is a poet, just that alone inspired me quite a bit. Growing up around writers and artistic thinkers and creative people, I had a lot of creative freedom in my life and I was encouraged in that way. He was kind of my mentor for my writing. I started writing at a real young age. Little stories and things. Then when I was in my early teens, I started trying to write songs. As I got older, and when I got actually really being able to do it, I would show them to him and he would critique them. So it was kind of a built in creative writing class. It was like an apprenticeship I guess.
Amy: You guys are still really close. He still looks at your songs right?
Lucinda: Yeah, well I don't show them to him anymore before I record them. I did that for every album up until "Essence". I asked him what he thought about the songs on "Essence" and he said they were as close to poetry as anything I had done or something like that. And I said "Well does that mean I've graduated?" (laughing)
Amy: I usually ask people if their parents were supportive of their music but yours is pretty self-explanatory. He was there the whole way.
Amy: You've been doing this a long time, almost 30 years in the business. Any regrets along the way?
Lucinda: Well, I guess not. Sometimes I feel wishful, this doesn't have anything to do with my career, since I never had children. To be honest, I didn't even start thinking about that until a lot later in life. But also I didn't really find a person who I would want to have a child with until later in life. In other words, I never thought about, tried or anything. Sometimes I think, you know.
Amy: I don't have children either. I made that choice a long time ago as well and I just think it's not meant for everybody.
Lucinda: Yeah, that's how I feel. It's whatever is meant to be. But I feel like I need to get a dog or something.
Amy: When you are here on Saturday, is there anything you like to do in Cincinnati when you're here or are you going to do any guest appearances?
Lucinda: I don't think we're going to have any time. We're going to be bouncing. We are in Indianapolis and we just got in today and we are off tonight. But starting with tomorrow, it's pretty much three nights in a row and we're off on Sunday then three in a row. But I love Cincinnati. I don't know Over The Rhine are right now. They're out on the road tour. We haven't heard from them.
Amy: Maybe you can line it up for the July date when you come back July 15th at Riverbend.
Amy: I read when you write songs you kind of sit at your kitchen table and you have your scraps of paper you have collected over the years. Has your song writing process changed over the years?
Lucinda: It really hasn't. I have always had this really organic approach to songwriting. I might think of a line or two here or there and jot it down. And I save everything. Then, when I get in the mood I sit down with everything. That's pretty much how I have always done it.
Amy: So where are you living these days?
Lucinda: We're in Los Angeles.
Amy: I know you have moved a lot over the years. Any favorite place that you like to play live?
Lucinda: Minneapolis, Minnesota on First Avenue. Love playing there. I like playing festivals too. Like the Beale St Festival in Memphis where we are going to be. House of Blues in New Orleans, always a fun place to play and we're going to be at JazzFest in New Orleans.
Amy: That'll be good. I'm going to catch you guys four times in the next few weeks. JazzFest and Beale Street and Saturday night. I am really looking forward to seeing you Saturday night. I saw you live 12 years ago maybe in Nashville. I haven't seen you live since then so I am really excited to photograph it this weekend and see you many times in the next couple months. I really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us.
Lucinda: I am really looking forward to the show.
Amy: Is there anything else you want to say today to the fans in Cincinnati?
Lucinda: Well we have a great new guitar player in the band. A young guy. He's just fantastic. His name is Blake Mills. I'm excited to be bringing him out with the band.
Amy: Do you have any hazing any hazing or new guy ritual to put him through?
Lucinda: No, we'll let the guys take care of that.
Amy: Have a great show in Indianapolis and we'll see you Saturday.
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Gayle Mary Gilmore
Lake Forest CA
Gayle Mary Gilmore passed away peacefully at home on April 7, 2018 after a long, brave fight with cancer. She was born in Bangor, Maine on April 1, 1947. She attended Hampden Academy and graduated in 1965. She went to De'Lor Beauty College after high school and opened her own salon called the Golden Net. In 1968 she moved to CA where she met her future husband Gene. Eventually they settled in Santa Ana, CA and began their family.
Gayle truly lived life to the fullest through simple pleasures: She was an active member at St. John the Baptist starting in 1974 where she served on the auxiliary board and was the chair of many events like the dinner dance and fashion show. She spent many summers at the beach enjoying friends and family, traveling to Maine, and watching her children grow. She was an amazing stay at home mom who cooked nightly; some of her memorable dishes were "hot dog casserole" and "shrimp regal".
Gayle moved to Lake Forest, CA after the passing of her husband Gene. There she established a new life including working at Santa Margarita Catholic High School as an administrative secretary and serving on the homeowner's board. She met Tom and they created a life of memories. They ventured into a card and bookmark business called T&G Concepts. They spent many weekends at the swap meet selling their wares.
Gayle enjoyed watching her grandchildren in every event they participated in from soccer games, music performances and drama productions. She enjoyed dinner dates with friends, traveling to Vegas and playing slots, and was a huge collector of frogs; at least 100 frogs sit in her "frog house". During the holidays she had an annual cookie bake with the grandkids and was known by many for her famous Peanut Brittle. Gayle was always on time, if not early, and extremely organized. She was often found watching shows like The Voice, Dancing with the Stars and Fixer Upper. She and Tom enjoyed many breakfasts at the Snooty Fox.
Gayle is predeceased by her parents, Ray and Jane Leavitt. She is survived by her long time companion Tom Dillon; daughter Veronica (Oscar); son Gene Jr. (Lex); daughter Nicole (Josh); son Brennan; six grandchildren Tyler (Brittney), Cory (Elyse), Marissa, Rebecca, Jared and Kylie; 3 great-grandchildren Dallan, Ellie and Desmond, with one on the way; her siblings Stephen (Gale), Terry (Debbi) and Peggy (Kurt) and many cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Gayle's Rosary and Visitation will occur Monday April 16th from 7-9 pm at O'Connor Mortuary: 25301 Alicia Parkway, Laguna Hills, CA. Her funeral mass will occur at Santiago de Compostela on Tuesday April 17th at 21682 Lake Forest Dr., Lake Forest, CA.
The family would like to thank everyone for their support and prayers throughout the years. Gayle will be greatly missed.
Vigil Service
Date & Time: April 16, 2018 (7:00 PM)
Venue: O'Connor Mortuary
Location: 25301 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills, CA 92653 - (Get Directions)
Date & Time: April 17, 2018 (10:00 AM)
Venue: Santiago De Compostela Catholic Church
Location: 21682 Lake Forest Dr. Lake Forest, CA 92630 - (Get Directions)
Venue: El Toro Memorial Park
Location: 25751 Trabuco Road Lake Forest, CA 92630 - (Get Directions)
10 responses to Gayle Mary Gilmore
Maryann Peasley says:
So sad to hear of Gayle's death. I was very fortunate to have had Gayle's friendship since the days of her Golden Net in Hampden, Maine. Because she took my husband and me to see a cottage for sale in Otis, ME, we sold our house in Hampden, moved to Otis and now I am living on the same spot where the cottage originally stood. Will never forget Gayle especially her calls on my birthday every year. So sorry for your loss. Sincerely, Maryann
Sandra hall says:
You were my best friend when we were young..god look over her. She was one of a kind.
Vinal Smith says:
We are so very sorry to hear of Gayle's passing.
Vinal & Carol
jane clark says:
The Gayle I knew was a very courageous, persevering individual with a strong constitution for life itself.
She battled cancer not once but twice. Unfortunately, in the end, her light went out.
She now has a new address and that's Heaven, the most beautiful place on Earth.
I'm most grateful for the unconditional love and support she shown my children Veronica and Gene over the years.
The one thing we had in common was that, at one time or another, we were both married to the same man Gene Gilmore, the Father of my children.
Rest in peace, Gayle
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