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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he is considering a pardon for Edward Snowden, the former U.S. National Security Agency contractor - now living in Russia - whose spectacular leaks shook the U.S. intelligence community in 2013.
The Republican president's comments followed an interview https://nypost.com/2020/08/13/trump-a-lot-of-people-think-edward-snowden-not-being-treated-fairly Trump gave to the New York Post this week in which he said of Snowden that "there are a lot of people that think that he is not being treated fairly" by U.S. law enforcement.
"I'm going to start looking at it," Trump told reporters about a possible pardon, speaking at a news conference at his Bedminster, New Jersey golf club.
U.S. authorities for years have wanted Snowden returned to the United States to face a criminal trial on espionage charges brought in 2013.
Snowden fled the United States and was given asylum in Russia after he leaked a trove of secret files in 2013 to news organizations that revealed vast domestic and international surveillance operations carried out by the NSA.
Snowden's Russian lawyer, Anatoly Kucherena, told RIA news agency the United States should not simply pardon him, but should drop all possible prosecutions against Snowden as he had not commited any crimes.
"He was acting not only in the interest of the American citizens, but in the interest of all the humankind," Kucherena said.
Trump's softening stance toward Snowden represents a sharp reversal. Shortly after the leaks, Trump expressed hostility toward Snowden, calling him "a spy who should be executed."
Trump said on Saturday he thinks Americans on both the political left and the right are divided on Snowden.
"It seems to be a split decision," Trump told reporters. "Many people think he should be somehow treated differently. And other people think he did very bad things."
Some civil libertarians have praised Snowden for revealing the extraordinary scope of America's digital espionage operations including domestic spying programs that senior U.S. officials had publicly insisted did not exist.
But such a move would horrify many in the U.S. intelligence community, some of whose most important secrets were exposed. Trump has harshly criticized past leaders of the U.S. intelligence community and FBI, and on Thursday took aim at the bureau's current director Christopher Wray, his own appointee.
The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit last September against Snowden, arguing that the memoir he published last year, "Permanent Record," violated non-disclosure agreements.
The Justice Department said Snowden published the book without submitting it to intelligence agencies for review, adding that speeches given by Snowden also violated nondisclosure agreements.
Trump's use of his executive clemency powers including pardons has often benefited allies and well-connected political figures.
Last month he commuted the sentence of his longtime friend and adviser Roger Stone, sparing him from prison after he was convicted of lying under oath to lawmakers investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election to boost Trump's candidacy.
(Reporting by Raphael Satter; Additional reporting by Vladimir Soldatkin in Moscow; Editing by Daniel Wallis, Will Dunham and Frances Kerry)
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bubbling of years. this is dependent upon the success of the tpp. that was predicated on the passage of the trade authority . debate has been going on in europe. europeans are frustrated that the american negotiators have been a little bit sidetracked, or focused on other issues. i think people are ready for this. we are ready to start talking about this. people registered to attend this conference. i guess some people slept in, but they will be here at some point throughout the day. also, the evidence of the importance of this issue? c-span is here. broadcasting live and recording it.
editor. before that, the agent world news -- the asia world news editor. he is working his way up to the top. who does trade policy nknows shawn. besides the financial times, some of the work shawn does appears in newspapers worldwide. such as the post, l.a. times. he graduated from boston university, where he has a degree in international relations. yet, he still writes very well. i want to help me in welcoming shawn to the podium. thank you. [applause] you, dan.an: thank your forgiveness.
as dan said, i am just off a plane. if i get my acronyms mixed up and start talking about the imf or the tax measures passed or lima, or start talking about emerging markets, you will know i have the wrong set of notes. is, for those of you who it is me on twitter, an unhealthy obsession. it is an immense project. it is a really interesting time in ttip. we are in that uncomfortable metaiddle period.
worth stepping back and thinking, ok, this is a trade relationship, this is as important as it gets in the world today. something like $800 billion worth of trade or more last year. and also, it is about the future of trade agreements and really, that issue of regulatory coherence that weas reference there. that tangle of regulations. those nontariff barriers we have been writing about for a long time. it is also sort of an ineresting point that business, increasingly, and this is not a phenomenon in the last year or two, but businesses are now transatlantic nowadays.
great examples in fiat, chrysler, and the auto industry there. the bilateral of the transatlantic relationship. really, it is thinking of it in the context of the wto. and wto efforts. noodble bowl theory of trade. that we are going to complicate the world and create tangles of noddles. i will patent the ravioli. of trade. i call it the dumpling theory of trade. we see a series of make a regional agreements that are being written or negotiated.
at that eventually, someday, they will become the great lasagna that is the global, multilateral deals. again, i am patenting that, so, if you use it, please. long-termat is a project. clearly, when you talk to people in the u.s. administration part of the reasoning behind the ttp wasf ttip and getting something happening in the realm of trade liberalization and moving beyond the kind of paralysis that has been built now. that is an important concept. ttip is also the geopolitical agreement, i would argue. that is probably because of my background in international relations.
administration will be focused on that over the next year or so. ustr havee folks at argued they can walk and chew gum at the same time. there is a question of retention in political pressure as well. one of the things you have seen in ttp is the building urgency over the last two years. 6-9most of the last months, if not here, the ttp negotiators have been meeting weekly. they have been on the phone, they have been closing -- especially the u.s. japan negotiators have been on the road constantly for most of the past year. so, i don't see that in ttip right now.
ventures and ukraine can make his geopolitical case and the congress. is something -- i keep wondering, and i was thinking about this on the plane last night. i wonder what donald trump look make of ttip. if ttp is a disaster, what would he make of ttip? i came up with some fun quotes, sort of imagining him speaking. then i switched off and moved on to something else. there is potential risk of air. i think 2017 is the more in terms ofar the political timeline. this gets into why i don't think this will get done in the obama administration. i think that has more to do with european politics. rather than here domestically. there are three monumental votes and europe in 2017.
that is the german election, the national election, the french-presidential election. equally importantly, the u.k. referendum on whether or not to be, to remain in the eu. in each of those elections i would expect ttip will be an issue that will be vigorously debated. 150,000-200,000 people on the streets of berlin protesting against ttip. that tells you they are certainly many whose feel strongly about this in germany. angela merkel has been treading carefully. 3ross europe, there are now million signatures against ttip. that is starting to become a big number.
still based in london, that will --k about ttip, transatlantic basically the growth of the european across the atlantic. becoming a single economy and market across the atlantic. givent sure that ttip, the current challenges, will get you there. that is a good long-term goal. that is not for this is heading. particularly with what is happening in the eu, and the suspicion within the eu itself and its role. point ofhat's one recalibration. so if you focus instead on something that focuses on riff services. do you turn the regulation project into a longer-term project? people have talked about ttip.
there are two lines that immediately come to mind. one is, let's get that done on a single take of gas. the next is, what an electric car -- instead of a gas guzzler. and after vw, certainly not a diesel. people, ande are this point was made more than a year or more ago, that there is an early harvest yield to be had. had.arvest deal to be listened, or asked questions on regulation. it is still striking to me how questions on regulation on things like food and auto safety is sort of a mars and venus sort of thing.
policy here. years been away for 17 and i have just come back and i am struck in how americans changed in a number of ways. how the traditional narrative on different economies, and how we regulate has changed. exampleactually, the vw is a great one. it upends the narrative that somehow europe is greener than the u.s. one it comes to cars. food culture changed. nowidea that mcdonald's is deciding not to use any antibiotic treated meat or any hormone fed chicken or beef is important. it's important in the concept of because european consumers think about this when they think about ttip, the famous chicken.
i think i will stop there. i will lead you chew on that idea, on that chicken if you want. or those freedom fries, if you prefer. you really have an interesting day ahead of you. nd an interesting point in this negotiation. i think this deal is going to get done, but i really do think that some things have to change in the dynamics for it to get done. thank you. [applause] dan wanted to introduce the next panel. he has disappeared now. is he coming right back? okay.
because it identifies 28 or so issues that are on the table. they produce the results of a survey where they asked trade experts on both sides of the issues areout which the most complicated to resolve, and which are the most important. they plotted it. the most difficult to achieve or up inost important the top right. they talked about these issues. i will get into some of them here. trade deals deal with tariff productions. sanitarynd fido measures. we have a whole panel devoted to that later. labor and environmental standards. property protection. financial services. energy export. a a lot of issues.
let me know if there is a slight program change. she is coming later. she had logistical issues getting across the atlantic. is also on another panel, volunteered to help out. thank you, phil. i want to ask a question. i have 12 questions here. i'm going to direct my question to a panelist and he or she can start with an answer and then others can chime in. when we have exhausted, or when it is time to move on, i will ask the next question. the first question is for frederick erickson. all of their bios are in your packets. the leader inkson global affairs.
and what that does, not only to consumers but to workers who are trying to sell their labor in the marketplace. dan: susan wants to chime in. and then i want to ask marjorie about business perspective. susan: it seems like we are talking about three different things. one issue is what has happened to the share of labor in terms areglobalization and is ou trade agreements the proper place to address that problem, given labors declining influence? so, that has been one. i do not know where we stand on that. it would be interesting to see. the second thing is does labor have influence? i would argue labor has times of it's certainly hurt if you look at the labor rights provisions as they evolve over time. certainly congress has to some extent try to meet them, as has various administrations. the question is why is that not working to help labor?
the third issue is process, right? how do we negotiate a trade agreement? who's in the room? is the process transparent? clearly, i think is a very important issue because it is an issue about trusting governance. and if governance agreements, as i call them, are becoming ever more influential an ever larger with more countries and more sectors, how we do it is important is as -- as what we include in their. i will shut up now. need to ask you about business. how focus is the chamber and business on the ttip? and what types of problems can ttip result for u.s. business? as exporters and u.s. multinationals in europe?
realize that the chamber, yes, it represents a lot of big businesses but we also, 95% of our members are small and medium-sized enterprises. so the notion for starters that the chamber is only about representing business is a bit disconnected from the reality of our membership. as, i do notainted want to say the devil, but business is painted negatively in this competition -- this conversation. when you'reis talking about negotiating trade agreements, why are we negotiating trade agreements? we are talking about trying to liberalize the free float of trading goods and services. wherever we can. and by definition business has a stake and a fundamental role in why these negotiations are happening.
talk about coherence, talking about cooperation and coherence, our members see significant opportunities there. you have to stop and ask yourself why. if european and american air safety, agencies can deem europethy and airbus in and a launch be flown in the u.s. and have a boeing aircraft deemed air worthy by the faa without being retested in europe. i we can do that, why is it, do not know if it is mattel, why do they have to make two different versions of a baby rattle? because the standard in europe and the u.s. is different on the level of decibels that the rattl e can make next to the babies ear. dan: can interrupts ?
medium-sized enterprises can use. it is not an estimate that international investors can use. there is the question of the impartiality of the -- arbitrators. their arguments that arbitrators have and counselors before. so there is this whole question of impartiality. the big issue is also that the decision of these tribunals are based on very vague concepts treatment. and just to mention the last point, our calculations show that strong treaties, those that provisions, do not have an additional positive effect on fti. there is a big question in terms of effectiveness. now, with regard to the proposal by the commission, i think it's an intriguing proposal.
no doubt about that. shawn talked about it. there is no appointment of judges. there is an appeals mechanism, which is missing so far. and so on and so on. so, although i think it is an intriguing concept, intriguing proposal, i think it is missing the fundamental question. why do you need an additional layer, if you want, of international law in a free trade agreement which is negotiated by two countries? my proposal is just leave it out. it is possible to imagine a free trade agreement between two countries without ifds. you can focus on liberalizing markets for investors. you can also think about enforcement of protection standards. so that would be my idea.
governments to basically ignore or at least avoid settling the difficulties of previous agreements, wishes to detail their consequences for regulations and laws in those countries that have contracted to them.rty perhaps to become far more detailed and descriptive, what the consequences for laws and regulations that international agreements should have. we need to negotiate much more on the basis of actual laws and regulations on the books in the country, not on broad principles that you have an international agreements. and that is a different type of international negotiation than at.are looking if we take away the safety belts, we have to lock in governments through greater details than those that exist.
i is df looks out of place. what happen is you have concerns about the other country's legal system. having some sort of redress is good for investors. you can say your legal system looks good and so does the u.s. system and what happens when you are talking about vietnam or peru and peruvians will criticize their own legal system. problem, i think for the plays atates, precedent big role. we have seen and will see the difficulties of morning trade through congress. par of how it is accomplished is keep it consistent. flightwill talk about changes but not read doing agreements that open up the conversation. 2 reasons why you would want to include.
one is sequential. we dove a precedent and this. maybe we do not think it will be used much. a question you raised earlier, is it fundamentally bad or how it operates? hawn mentioned, if we are going to a grand harmonization where we get away from the ravioli and noodles and have -- then it is far easier if the pieces fit together from the start as opposed if you have a bunch a disparate rules. about the hyper national treatment? foreign investors 2 paths to resolve were u.s. investors have one and vice versa? is that not precedent-setting or problematic?
the domestic systems and other disposal. plus, isdf. if the workers of that foreign investor is tortured by their own government, they cannot use isdf. they have to go through the domestic system. at what point have we decided that in terms of global governance, there is one right that's quite privileged and all other rights have to use whatever is available to them regardless of what an inefficient system it is. deming everybody -- databank everybody want -- dan: everybody was to say something. we are running short on time. maybe in the context of the ttip . precedent talk aboutprecedent -setting. what does it say -- talk about precedent-setting and what does it say?
an investor can in fact pursue. yes, a very limited number of circumstances in which attraction will obligations have been violated or a perception of violation. it is interesting to me in it is home conversation so far the one thing we have not heard is what is driving most of the conversation in europe is the notion that somehow it is corporations that will be writing regulation. and they will take what government's right to regulate. the practical reality is that if you talk about the tobacco case, i am not going to speak to the specifics of the case in australia because we do not yet know the outcome. but to the practical reality is thisow the notion that a mechanism will allow a company to force a change in a government's regulation is a misrepresentation of the facts.
dan: susan? think we need to -- i cannot rephrase where we are. the first question is do investors deserve protection? and then the senate the question, how -- what should the system look like? it seems to me in countries where the rule of law is good, do you really need a separate legal system? and what does it do for the rule of law? the united states, we have 2 systems. says sometimes you have to go to the arbitration as opposed to the legal system. i would not going to the details of that. what we have seen israel abuse by corporations of that system. that is what is fueling discontent as well as the notion that do investors deserve the separate legal system? let's look at that.
driving this is not in fact a rational conversation about the upsides and downsides of trade. susan, just as you could ask why do we needed? i could say why not have it? how do you pick and choose. dan: any concluding remarks. -- remarks? e, the biggeredenc debate about ttip that is increasingly the argument about policymakers. we need to invest. -- we need this. it, a lot of attention on china, right? we need isdf because we are negotiating the 2 treaties. we're forgetting china is doing this since the late 1990's. they included ttip and their treaty.
their treaties and china concluded a treaty with australia with isdf. australia is one of those countries and that excluded from a treaty with the u.s. this a weak argument, precedent argument and relates to the whole debate about ttip. trouble selling ttip on the it will how much generate for how much income it will generate. tentative to use the geopolitical arguments, china especially arguments in a way to sell ttip. -- dan: this it issue is permanent but if you will resolution, go to our website. i want to talk about some of the other issues.
which is as i sort of noted, different from most other trade agreements you take up? there's been so much liberalization in the past. that is a good thing. a healthy relationship. we talked about some of the geopolitical reasons why you would want to have this bonding. is, the areasm you just cited are the traditional, highly intractable trade issues. yes, it would be nice to change in the jones act. exactly. i do not expect them to hold their breath until the jones act is change. that is the problem. sortle bunch have survived of time after time where people looked for deliverables for bilateral and you cannot move on these. that's what we saw from the start when audiovisual with friends. on the u.s., would you do with financial regulation?
intervention. cato would say less government intervention. these are really, really important questions. it gets to marjorie's question, if you say ttip is a good. i went half way up. we are in fact could be camp. this gets back to the question often do not want to talk about in a trade negotiations. and do notfor it have any idea how it will come out, you're pretty confident it will come out in a way that benefits your interest. for working people, theoretically for it because was not seen one that really comes out that takes the proposal that we put in and put into place. the really critical, critical question about how confident you are that your influence and your power is going to determine the outcomes. dan: thank you.
people. how could it represent all of the people in the situation and economy? and regulation and the global trade and cannot even have a in the united states implemented to protect all of the people. how are we going to handle this global situation and global trade agreement? dan: thank you. i think she was addressing view. mm, the u.s. chamber of commerce does not represent everybody. organizationcacy that works on behalf of business. among our members we have businesses of all sizes and across all sectors. us-based headquartered and european headquartered companies.
we have other non-us companies among our members. not entirely sure that i understood the point you are making about the chamber. the point you were making about regulation and how can we propose to promote better regulatory practices in an agreement like ttip if we do not ourselves have entirely effective or adequately represented approaches to regulation in this country i think is frankly the subject for a much, much longer conversation. i think it is a fair question but i do know we have the opportunity to answer it here. dan: i must say we are out of time. got to through half of the questions i wanted to answer. i have to do a better job of time and things.
we will go to a coffee break and we will reconvene at 10:30 a.m. please help me in thanking the panel. [applause] dan: check out the people twitter and what did they have been reading. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span has her coverage of the roadhouse does road to the white house 2016. where taking our coverage into classrooms with our student cam getting students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from the candidates. follow c-span contest and road to the white house coverage on tv, the radio, and online at www.c-span.org.


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The IFP (UMIFRE 21) is the biggest of the 26 research centres (UMIFRE) under the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS). It is a part, along with the Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH) in New Delhi, of the research unit 3330 "Savoirs et Mondes Indiens".
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Native Americans refer to this time of the year as the 'popping trees' moon. There is a quiet in the air that you don't find other times of the year, especially in the early mornings before sunrise—the time of day I find myself shoveling our driveway to clear a path through the overnight snowfall.
My own home is nestled in the woods; the slightest breeze gives the tall, slender trees a gentle sway, then you hear a crack, and a pop. The sound riffles through the air. Branches and trunks are frozen stiff; their movements creak like cracking knuckles.
Freezing temperatures impact the house, too. When it's cold outside and warm inside, there can be as much as 70 or 80 degrees' difference during a typical February day in Pittsburgh. This difference in temperature transitions in the walls, creating crackling sounds of its own. Lying in the dark at bedtime, there are many things going bump in the night. My boys' active imaginations run wild, thinking up things loose in the house that could be making such sounds from the deep shadows in the corners or under their beds.
A soft rush of air fires up from the furnace, followed by clicks and knocks from ducts buried in the walls. A steady rhythm taps as the forced air rushes through, warming them. Soon the framing has its turn—louder pops from the walls and the floors. At our house, even the roof joins in. As the temperature drops, composite tiles make the loudest cracking noises of all. Infrequent, the sudden sound startles, breaking the silence.
The sounds of a house are not quite the same as 'popping' trees, which creak from reluctant movement as their frozen trunks and branches blow in the wind. The materials of a house move on their own, expanding as they warm, contracting as they cool. Dissimilar materials adjacent to each other expand at different rates. Metal ducts extend further than the wood studs to which they are tied. The ties and fasteners that hold ducts and pipes—the mechanical workings of a house—are made to have expansion joints and shifting fittings to relieve the pressures of materials that must move with changing temperatures.
Without such relief measures built in, the consequences would be far worse than startling noises. Pipes and ducts would crack, leaking water and wasted heat. The entire house is designed to move, from the framing and drywall holding it up to the flooring and cabinetry materials. Decorative trim hides away slotted joints and shifting materials; out of sight, we forget a house is not a static thing. Knocks on a silent winter night, however, remind us that a house is alive with hundreds of materials all moving at differing rates.
In a bathroom in my own house, there is a hairline crack running down the wall of a tiled shower. In the summer, when temperatures are warmer and the air wetter, the wall framing and substrates swell to close the crack, making it nearly invisible. In the winter months, the materials shrink and open the crack. I use it like a built-in barometer, conveying the current state of temperature and humidity inside the wall based on the crack's width.
For me, a house changes daily, cyclical with the seasons and on a continuum as materials age. I use certain signals, like bumps in the night or cracks on a wall, as instruments to measure the changes and keep me in tune with its current state. As these signs become familiar over time, a house becomes a home.
Over the coming months, this series of articles will help you to understand the signals your house gives off so that you can become more aware of the inner workings and changes that are taking place. Ultimately, I hope to educate you on how to better care for your home so it will provide you with years of happiness and comfort, sheltering you from the elements.
However, if on one of those cold winter nights, you nestle in with the kids to watch a movie next to a warm crackling fire, it might be best to keep to a comedy or drama. I can't be responsible for a scary movie and the subsequent fears at bedtime, when bumps in the walls, creaking and popping, come alive in the dark.


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Omer Osman was appointed Transportation Secretary by Gov. JB Pritzker in 2019. His role as secretary reflects three decades of experience at the Illinois Department of Transportation in engineering and management, most recently serving as deputy secretary.
Osman began his career at IDOT as a civil engineer in 1989. As he acquired experience at the department, he progressively took on more challenging leadership roles, starting at the district level and then moving into executive management. Moving through the IDOT ranks gives him unique insight into department operations and scope, funding challenges and opportunities, as well as the need for strategic maintenance and infrastructure growth to support economic development and travel for Illinois residents.
Under his leadership, IDOT continues to champion diversity. Osman played an integral part on past statewide recruitment efforts to diversify personnel in all state job classifications. He remains an advocate for eliminating barriers and increasing access to IDOT partnerships with Disadvantaged Business Enterprises and minority- and female-owned businesses.
His vast experience in transportation includes the management and advancement of complex projects and the assessment of current resources to inform funding and programmatic needs to create a multimodal system for the 21st century. He fosters a culture of innovation and stresses the importance of IDOT leading the nation in best practices, including programs and initiatives that position the agency as one of the most innovative departments of transportation in the country.
Some notable projects during his leadership include the new Mississippi River bridge and relocation of Illinois 3 in East St. Louis, the Interstate 74/155 interchange reconstruction in Morton, the Illinois 13 expansion between Carbondale and Interstate 57 in Marion, the rehabilitation of the U.S. 150 Illinois River bridge in Peoria, and the I-74 Mississippi River bridge in the Quad Cities.
A native of the Sudan, Osman came to the United States to study civil engineering at Southern University and A & M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He also earned a master's in civil engineering with an emphasis in construction management at Bradley University in Peoria.
In addition to holding licensure as a professional engineer, Osman is a graduate of the Professional Advancement of Career Engineers program and is a member of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials policy and highways committees.
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Regeneration is the ability to restore and renew lost or damaged tissues or organs. The body is equipped with several strategies to regenerate, including the rearrangement of pre-existing tissue, the activation of resident stem cells, and the regression of a specialized cell or tissue to a simpler form by the process known as dedifferentiation. These strategies are directed toward the rebuilding of the appropriate tissue and organ structure. But this regeneration capacity varies in different organisms. For instance, planarians were shown to regenerate into a new worm successfully even when split into 279 pieces. Another striking example of regeneration has been observed in salamanders. When a limb of a salamander is removed, the limb can grow back and become functional in 1-3 months. Then there is the regeneration of the zebra fish heart. When 20 percent of the zebra fish heart is removed, it regenerates completely in 60 days by a process involving the dedifferentiation of heart muscle cells.
Such heart regeneration holds the promise for the treatment of heart failure following heart attacks. But so far, the adult human heart is known not to show adequate regeneration or replacement of dead tissue with functional tissue such as beating cardiomyocytes (cardiac muscles) and arteries. When a patient has successive heart attacks and myocardial infarctions (death of cardiac muscle resulting from interruption of the blood supply), the number of dead cells increases due to the decreased level of oxygen reaching the heart tissue. That's one of the reasons heart disease is so deadly.
The rates of cardiac regeneration, from fish to amphibians to mammals, demonstrates a decreasing trend — high in fish, moderate in amphibians, and limited in mammals. The regeneration mechanism is thought to occur via incorporating stem cells, using differentiation into cardiac muscle and other cell types, or via dedifferentiation of cardiomyocytes. It is known that the heart of an adult zebra fish can regenerate without scar formation, whereas adult rodents and humans respond with a fibrous scar, without obvious cardiomyocyte regeneration. This remarkable phenomenon had been demonstrated in other fish and amphibians, but never before in a mammal. Recently, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center showed that a newborn mouse's heart can fully heal itself.
Sadek's group at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas showed that the mammalian heart demonstrates a temporary regeneration capacity in newborn mice. After slowing down the body functions by cooling the body of a mouse, they performed a very delicate heart surgery, removing about 15 percent of the apex of a 1-day-old newborn mouse heart. Within a short period (three weeks), they showed that heart had healed and the function of heart had returned to normal. But when mice are a week old, this remarkable ability of regeneration disappears, and damage to the heart results in the thinning of the heart wall at the site of injury, and the loss of the pumping capacity of heart, also known as heart failure. There seems to be a barrier to regeneration after 7 days. This 7-day window in mice could correspond to a few months after birth in humans. Several reports suggest that human heart may also have some ability to regenerate in infancy.
If newborn animals and infants are able to regenerate their hearts, there could be ways to remind the heart how do this or restart this ability in adulthood to allow regeneration in a broader window. Could there be means to induce regeneration by gene therapy, using small molecules, drugs or hormones? This new discovery brings new approaches to study heart disease and hopes that one day, heart disease — the number one killer in the world — could be treated. More studies are needed and a number of labs have already started to invest in this new model of heart regeneration.
The heart is the least regenerative organ in our body. Once cardiomyocytes are damaged through heart attacks, the heart heals by scar formation instead of regeneration. This results in a loss of contractile function and often ends in heart failure. Lack of regeneration in an adult heart is associated with the complexity and inability of cardiomyocytes to divide, along with the absence of adequate muscle-producing cardiac stem cells in the heart.
Cardiomyocytes proliferate extensively during embryonic development but slow dramatically around birth. The growth of heart continues after birth through the increase in cardiomyocyte size, known as hypertropy. This allows DNA synthesis and nuclear division and results in binucleated cardiomyocytes.
Increasing evidence strongly suggests that the human heart shows a degree of cardiomyocyte repopulation (introduction of new cardiomyoctes). It is always challenging to study human heart cellular homeostasis, as it is limited in the availability of human samples and the means to work on it. Who knew nuclear testing during the Cold War would help to uncover dynamics of human cardiomyocyte turnover? Using a technique based on radiocarbon dating of DNA with carbon-14, released from nuclear tests, Bergmann and his colleagues from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden showed that the cardiomyocyte turnover rate is about 1 percent per year at age 20, with a decline to 0.4 percent per year at age 75. This is based on the idea that people born during nuclear tests following World War II until the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963), any cardiomyocyte repopulation should result in lower carbon-14 concentrations. These findings imply that around age 50, about half of the cardiomyocytes in the human heart are generated after birth. However, another study puts emphasis on the importance of cell deaths (apoptosis) for heart cell turnover, asserting that these rates could be much higher (7-40 percent per year). Those findings bring new hopes to heart disease. If the repopulation potential of heart could be therapeutically targeted, the rate of turnover could be extended to overcome the inability to recover cardiomyocyte loss and cardiac contractility after heart attacks.
The better regenerative capacity of fish and amphibians, compared to that of mammals, seems to stem from the presence of species-specific differences. It has been suggested that the limited regeneration potential of mammalian hearts following injury increases survival by prioritizing homeostasis and fibrosis (scar formation by excess connective tissue). Bleeding from the heart in a high-pressure circulation probably favors the more rapid fibrous healing, instead of regeneration, whereas small animals have a low-pressure circulatory system and oxygenation isn't needed all the time. This phenomenon probably applies to the regeneration of the newborn mouse heart, which also made the removal of the apex of the newborn mouse heart possible.
The heart is a mosaic of various cell types including valvular, arterial, smooth muscle, pacemaker, endothelial, autonomic ganglia, fibroblasts and cardiomyocytes. Those cells have essentially the same genetic makeup but they show a great diversity. Could there be a common cardiac stem cell that gives rise to all those cell types in the heart? There are a number of studies suggesting the presence of such stem cells, though why they fail to regenerate the heart following heart attacks remains unknown.
There have been a number of attempts to discover cardiac stem cells. Some stem cells have been studied in animals and even considered as possible therapies in human trials. Sources of those stem cells could be classifies as resident and non-resident (exogenous) cells of heart. Exogenous stem cell types include skeletal myoblasts, hematopoietic stem cells, mesenchymal stem cells from bone marrow and circulating endothelial cells. Many approaches to identify resident cardiac stem cells are based on knowledge from hematopoietic stem cells. Using surface proteins on the cells known to enrich bone marrow stem cells, several types of resident stem cells are shown to exist in the heart. There are limited improvements in cardiac function using those cells, but the benefits of those cells are thought to be through other mechanisms instead of replacement of dead tissue in the damaged heart.
A study demonstrating the renewal of a newborn mice heart does not completely rule out resident cardiac stem cells as a source of new beating heart cells, but points out the likelihood of their originating from cardiomyocytes by dedifferentiation. Along with a number of attempts to treat heart failure by using stem cells, recent findings offer hope that researchers and doctors will one day able to cure heart disease. Knowing that "there is no disease that God has created, except that He also has created its treatment," our duty is to study hard and to develop new technologies to find the prospective treatments for heart failure to serve humanity.
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Shahid created a flutter in world hockey in the late 70's and early 80's with his mesmerising stick work
Known for his dribbling skills, Mohammad Shahid caught the imagination of hockey world in the 1980s and was considered one of the most gifted players to have played the game for India.
Hailing from Varanasi, Shahid created a flutter in world hockey in the late 70's and early 80's with his mesmerising stick work.
Such was his control over the game that his dazzling play flummoxed his opponents and he had the capacity to break the most formidable defensive line-ups.
On the pitch, Shahid was most feared by opposition teams but off it he was a polite, humble, down-to-earth human being who was ever ready to help his compatriots and juniors.
Born on April 14, 1960 in Varanasi, Shahid burst onto the international stage at the age of 19 in 1979 against France at the Junior World Cup.
However, he came to the limelight in 1980 when he made his debut with the senior side in a four-nation tournament in Kuala Lumpur under the captaincy of Vasudevan Baskaran.
Speed and ability to dribble the ball with wizardry was the hallmark of Shahid's game, which earned him accolades and fans from across the globe.
Shahid's attacking partnership with Zafar Iqbal was well known.
"He was the most gifted player I have ever come across in my life. It is a big loss for the hockey fraternity. We shared a very good understanding on the field. He will be missed," a disappointed Zafar said about his team-mate and dear friend, who passed away on Wednesday morning at a private hospital in Gurugram.
Shahid, 57, was recently admitted to a hospital as he was suffering from liver and kidney ailments.
Shahid was awarded the 'Best Forward player' at the 1980 Champions Trophy in Karachi. He was a member of the Indian team that won the country's eighth and last gold medal at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow. Shahid was also part of the Indian team that won silver at the 1982 Asian Games and bronze at the 1986 Asiad.
Shahid also led the Indian team in 1985-86 and was selected in the Asian All Star side in 1986.
Shahid played in an era and in a team when India had a number of brilliant stick work masters like Zafar Iqbal, Mervyn Fernandez, Charanjit Kumar, M M Sommayya, Surinder Singh Sodhi and M K Kaushik. But the soft-spoken man from Varanasi made his own mark with his artistry on the field.
Shahid was conferred with the Arjuna Award in 1980-81 and Padma Shri in 1986.
Shahid was a strong critic of foreign coaches and in a recent column for a newly-launched Hindi sports magazine had written that Indian hockey's obsession with strategic plans was holding the past masters of the game back.
"If those foreign coaches are so good then they would have been coaching their own country. We are eight-time Olympic champions and we are proud of that fact but as per the current scenario we should not expect any medal from the team in the upcoming Rio Olympics," Shahid wrote in his column.
"The world has learnt hockey from Indians and from my point of view this is totally absurd that foreigners can teach us the game of hockey better. Why should we learn from them? A lot of foreign coaches have been changed in the last two decades and the outcome is that neither the players have adjusted with the coaches nor have the coaches hit the right tone with the players."
Working as a Sports Officer with Indian Railways in Varanasi, Shahid's last few days were confined to the Intensive Care Unit at Medanta — The Medicity hospital in Gurugram after he was airlifted from his home town.
On and off the pitch Shahid was a fighter to the core, and the quality was evidently visible in his last days as he fought hard in the company of his family, friends and hockey fraternity before succumbing to his illness.
Shahid is survived by his wife Parveen Shahid and twin children Mohammad Saif and Heena Shahid.
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Q: Virtual box doesn't work Virtual Box doesn't work. When I try to strat any virtual machine I get the next error:
Failed to open a session for the virtual machine Windows 8.1.

Failed to load VMMR0.r0 (VERR_SUPLIB_OWNER_NOT_ROOT).

Result Code: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005)
Component: Console
Interface: IConsole {db7ab4ca-2a3f-4183-9243-c1208da92392}

I had installed the version 4.3.0, and I have completely removed it with Synaptic Package Maneger and have installed the version 4.3.4 but I get the same error.
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Il SuperBASIC è una versione avanzata del linguaggio di programmazione BASIC che include molti costrutti della programmazione strutturata.

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Fu sviluppato da Jan Jones presso Sinclair Research nei primi anni ottanta per un home computer denominato SuperSpectrum, che era all'epoca in fase di sviluppo. Il progetto fu in seguito annullato ma lo sviluppo del SuperBASIC fu portato a termine e incluso nella ROM del firmware del personal computer Sinclair QL, presentato nel gennaio del 1984, e usato anche come interprete di comandi per il sistema operativo QDOS del QL.

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Pointillism 101: Everything You Need to Know
Have you seen a painting where the subject and its patterns are made of small, distinct dots? That work of art is called pointliism. The beauty of Pointillism is it takes advantage of how our eyes work with our brains. Instead of seeing individual colorful dots, our eyes and brain work together in blending those colorful dots into multiple colors than then form an image.
Key characteristics of Pointillism
Unlike most art movements, Pointillism has nothing to do with the painting's subject matter. It is, after all, a technique of applying paint on canvas. Touching on the science of optics, a Pointillism artwork is made up entirely of small, tiny dots forming an image. Small tiny dots, when placed closely with one another, blur into an image to the eye. Pointillism works pretty much the same as pixels on a computer screen.
Pointillism also reached its peak during the 1880s and 1890s right after the Impressionist movement. Impressionists used small dabs of paint as part of their technique while Pointillism took it to a different level by using only small tiny dots in making an image.
Georges Seurat, the founder of Pointillism
Georges Seurat studied the science of colors and optics in coming up with this technique. Before the name Pointillism, Seurat referred to the technique as Divisionism. According to him, the smaller the colored dots, the clearer the painting and the sharper the lines become. In many ways, Pointillism is as much as science as it is a form of art. Quite interestingly, did you know that Vincent van Gogh also experimented with Pointillism as evidenced in his 1887 self portrait?
Known Pointillism Artists
When Georges Seurat died, it was Paul Signac who later on became known as the other founding father of Pointillism. He continued to work with Pointillism and left a huge mark and legacy of artwork incorporating the technique. Below are some of his known artworks.
From left to right: The Pine Tree (1909), The Papal Palace, Avignon (1900) and Femmes au puits (1892)
Another notable Pointillism artist is Charles Angrand. He experimented with the technique by using fine, small dots of paint as well as larger dabs to achieve a rougher texture. Check out some of his famous artworks below.
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The keyboard player Nick Rhodes and guitarist John Taylor had a notion of making a musical band. Auditions were arranged. Responses came from Roger Taylor (drummer); Andy Taylor (guitarist) and Simon Le Bon (lead Vocals). In Birmingham , England , 1978, "Duran Duran" was formed. They started rehearsing in a night club "Rum Runner". Their debut met with some underground dance club success.
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