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Introduction Harmonised Dataset
CAMSIS homepage
Long-run changes in the significance of social stratification in Britain
This project was funded by the UK ESRC between 2002 and 2005. We examined a large number of survey datasets, spanning 1963 to 2005 in Britain, in order to establish the nature of changes in the significance of social stratification. Our analyses concentrate on social mobility, particularly the role of education, and political attitudes and behaviour.
Introduction Main features of the project
Papers Papers and references
Dataset description Details on the components of the dataset used
Contact and citation
Introduction to the project
Are those structures of social stratification or inequality that we observe broadly steady over time, or have they been changing according to a discernible pattern? The dominant paradigm in recent British research has been that of constancy, for example, the claim that the relative social mobility chances of children from different age cohorts have remained roughly the same.
However much of the research which leads to this position has focussed upon a relatively short historical timespan and there are good reasons to believe that changes to stratification structures, when they do occur, happen very slowly and gently. Thus, it is quite plausible that those studies which find no firm evidence of time trends in Britain, have simply not been able to analyse a sufficiently long period to allow them to distinguish genuine change from sampling fluctuation.
The main contribution of this project is to expand substantially the range of datasets in order to construct a pooled sample which spans a longer time period and involves many more cases. In this project we concentrate on British datasets from the last 40 years, which can be accessed via the UK Data Archive at the University of Essex. An initial phase of the research, therefore, is the construction and specification of such a dataset (further notes on this issue are below).
Preliminary work on this project produced an initial dataset and findings which clearly suggested a slight but steady rise in father-to-son occupational social mobility rates over the period considered, as summarised in the 2002 conference paper.
Extension of this investigation takes two main forms. One is the expansion of the harmonised dataset by including more cases and more detail on more variables, particularly the inclusion of data on individuals' educational levels in the analysis of the relationship between their own and their father's occupation. The second is a parallel analysis of the relation between social stratification and political attitudes and behaviour and class identification.
In analysing this dataset we make the assumption that we can use occupational data, both on individuals' own jobs and on their fathers', as indicators of social stratification position. Precisely how we formulate such an indicator is, of course, open to contention. Rather than adopting one or other of the 'social class' schemes, our preference is to use the 'CAMSIS' measure of occupational position, which assigns a scale value to each occupation. The value indicates the relative position of typical incumbents of occupations within the wider structure of social stratification, as it is revealed through patterns of social interaction. Extensive further details on the CAMSIS measures can be found in associated webpages. The key points for this investigation, are that the CAMSIS measures indicate relative locations within historically specific structures, and that they highlight the key hierarchical element of inequality which, we suggest, dominates social stratification patterns.
Our main tool of analysis is the construction of structural equation models which describe the interelations of stratification-related variables in the context of time period, age cohort, and other relevant factors. For some introductory resources on structural equation modelling, see for instance the StatSoft textbook.
The following papers relate to the work of this project (follow links to download):
P.S. Lambert, K. Prandy and W. Bottero (2007) 'By Slow Degrees: Two centuries of social reproduction and mobility in Britian', Sociological Review Online, 12(1).
[Earlier conference version: K. Prandy, P.S. Lambert and W. Bottero (2002) By Slow Degrees: Two centuries of social reproduction and mobility in Britain. Presented at ISA RC-28 On Social Stratification and Mobility, Nuffield College, Oxford, 11-13April]
K. Prandy, M. Unt and P.S. Lambert (2004) 'Not by Degrees: Education and social reproduction in twentieth century Britain', Paper presented to ISA RC28, Neuchatel, 7-9 May 2004 (draft paper pdf)
K. Prandy, P.S. Lambert and M. Unt (2003) Stability, Trended Change or Data Artefacts: Pooling forty years of social mobilty enquiries in the UK. Presented at ISA RC-28 On Social Stratification and Mobility, New York University, New York, 22-24August
A wider review of literature concerning the use of CAMSIS measures and related issues can be found in the bibliographic review section of the CAMSIS webpages.
Key to the project is the collation of data from multiple survey sources spanning the last 40 years in Britain, and their preparation in a harmonised analysis file suited to the meta-analyses described above. A table describing components of the dataset we use is available at this link.
There are several methodological issues which arise when attempting to analyse such a harmonised resource. The contributing datasets cover a sufficiently long time period for issues of historical comparability in measures of occupational and educational level to be raised - one reason for favouring the CAMSIS measures is their anticipated sensitivity to relative position given a particular historical location. Secondly, there is a chance that specific features of each component survey's collection, or data preparation, introduce spurious structures to the dataset, and it is thus necessary to consider methods of accounting for this. Finally, it is very important that we attempt to account for the historical context of each invididual record considered - both in terms of wider economic circumstances, and, for instance, in terms of the career context of the current position.
Contact and citations
Researchers involved in this project are :
Prof Ken Prandy, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, UK
Dr Paul Lambert, Department of Applied Social Science, Stirling University, UK
Marge Unt, Tallin Pedagogical University, Estonia, and Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University Uk (between Jul-Dec 2003).
Anybody wishing to cite this page or any other files derivative from the CAMSIS project webpages can use:
Prandy, K. and Lambert, P.S. (YEAR), CAMSIS Project Webpages, http://www.camsis.stir.ac.uk/ , University of Stirling (accurate at [insert date]).
An appropriate summary reference for this project is:
Prandy, K. and Lambert, P.S. (2002) R000223899 Long run changes in the significance of social stratification in Britain, Swindon, ESRC Society Today.
Last modified 25 May 2008.
This document is maintained by Paul Lambert (paul.lambert@stirling.ac.uk)


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Fever 333 – Gig Review & Photo Gallery 8th March @ The Brightside, Brisbane QLD
Posted on March 9, 2019 by brownypaul in Gig Reviews, Reviews // 2 Comments
The Brightside, Brisbane QLD
For the first time ever in Australia, Fever 333 took to the stage for a plethora of die-hard fans who had packed themselves in like sardines to get as close as possible to one of the greatest, new age political rock bands of this generation, and to be honest everyone who attended last night all left with huge smiles on their faces following the hectic aftermath that ensured. Let me take you back first…
Following the demise of letlive. in 2017 frontman Jason Aalon Butler emerged from the smoke and ashes alongside guitarist Stephen Harrison and drummer Aric Improta with a new band who had a heavy sound, a magnificent purpose and an important message, to draw attention to corrupt US government officials and police, hellbent on destroying the lives of innocent POC throughout the United States as we discussed during Jason's episode of our Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall podcast (revisit here). As time went by their message was heard loud and clear by many fans, supporters and critics like, consequently resulting in their first Grammy nomination just recently (on top of many MANY other accolades in the process). With worldwide demonstrations gaining talk and credibility, it was only a matter of time before the trio made their way down under and HOLY FUCKING SHIT IT WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT…
Taking to the stage shortly after 9pm, security dragged Butler out to face the crowd with a black bag over his head, the cheers and applause from the crowd grew louder as both Aric and Steve joined him, taking their positions before launching immediately into 'Burn It' from their debut album Strength In Numb333rs (our review here) resulting in a frenzy of bodies bashing into each other in the pit whilst screaming the lyrics "you know sometimes you gotta burn it down/to build it up again/lights go out in the town we're living in" while the energetic bandmates moved as much of their own bodies as physically possible about the stage. This momentum continued into 'We're Coming In' and the Grammy Nominated 'Made An America' which saw Jason leap into the crowd and carried about the place like a heavy music messiah before returning to the stage looking to climb on absolutely anything/everything (which most of his longterm fans would know he is absolutely reknown for). I should also point out, Fever 333 shows/gigs are called demonstrations, so you go with the intention to see a band, but you also leave with a sense of belonging to something so important you can't help but want/need to spread the word about them. While they don't preach (per se), they do inform about the atrocities people of colour face in the states e.g. police announcing a task force for "cleaning up the streets" which in reality, is their way of saying "murdering locals/homicide in the suburbs". That's not the only issues discussed either, the band openly and proudly has everyone in agreeance that we need to look after women at shows and in outside life, which gained a stack of supportive cheers and fists in the air, Butler explaining he's not saying that to get approval or cheer, but to spread the word, worldwide.
Last night we caught FEVER 333 and their first ever Australian demonstration. Incredibly energetic, involving and insanely talented musicians who you NEED to jump on board with. Here's 'One Of Us', review and gallery coming soon… 📽: Browny #TheresAFeverComing #StrengthInNumb333rs Live Nation Australia & New Zealand
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'Animal' followed with both Aric and Stephen embracing their inner beasts giving yet another 120% in their performances and I have to say the sound from The Brightside tonight was so well and clear, I actually had to come out of mosh retirement and get amongst it when their latest single 'One Of Us' finished because I had a mad case of FOMO seeing everyone having such a great time down there. In saying that, the mosh were some of the most caring and supportive people I had attended a gig with in a while. Plenty of sing-a-long moments, arms around shoulders and looking out for each other (which is normal at a show yes), but this time there was something different about it all, a more united/wholesome experience than usual. Now I'm a sucker for a ballad at the best of times, so when the guys started up 'Inglewood', which was dedicated to Jason's son Pascal, I lost it. The crowd got close to each other, trying to get close to the stage and not a single person was standing silent. There was just something so raw and emotional about being at a heavy show where halfway through the night they whipped out a song like that and it just fucking worked so beautifully. 'Coup D'Étalk' and 'Out of Control' followed before the evening was wrapped up with the incredible 'Hunting Season' in which Jason crowd surfed across the room with a single drum and stick in hand bashing away as the song rounded out before setting himself up on the balcony behind us before smashing the drum with his fist and disappearing into the crowd as the song ended.
But the night didn't end then, amidst the darkness and cheers of "333, 333, 333" the trio slowly made their way back on stage with Jason emerging from the shadows thanking everyone for attending before getting into the encore consisting of 'Only One' (the closing section of 'Prey For Me' for those of you playing at home) and 'The Innocent' with circle pits, chorus sing-a-longs of "no more excuses/we must refuse this/silence is useless, LONG LIVE THE INNOCENT" and the band giving their all one last time for everyone in attendance. But true to their nature of being such a caring, involving band, immediately after their set had finished they stuck around to meet and greet fans, hear stories and take photos and it looked like they actually wanted to be there too, engaging with their fanbase which is hard to come by these days, especially after sweating out of every hole in your body for the past 90mins.
Fever 333 absolutely annihilated that show. As someone who has actively followed them since their first public appearance through to now, I can safely say there is no stopping this band. They will continue to fight for what's right through their message and music and keep us all hooked, engaged and entertained in the process. That was one of the best shows I've seen in the past few years and I cannot fathom the idea that I'll be seeing them again on Monday in a music festival setting at Download in Melbourne. Bring it the fuck on!
We're Coming In
Made An America
Beatbox & Drum Solo/Guitar Jam
Coup D'Étalk
Gig Review by Browny @brownypaul
Revisit our Pre-Download Fest interview with Jason Aalon Butler right here
Photo Gallery by Mitch Chamberlain. @MJChamberlain
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He is very knowledgeable and efficient in his job; I had hired him as a house consultant for my residence, and I'm happy with the decision I made because I really liked his work, he had completed the final design keeping in my mind my requirements and his own creative designs. I would definitely appreciate him for his creative approach and the way he communicated with me, also his optimisation skills were amazing! As a person too, he was cordial and a man with high values! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
I was hoping to find a good interior consultant. Mr. Ramesh designed the Kitchen and TV set units in bedroom. The design was contemporary. He took 45 days for the entire design and execution of the furniture design but I feel the same could've been completed in half of that time. Although I don't remember the exact cost but I do remember the pricing was quite reasonable. Not the best when it comes to time and I wouldn't even say he was great at the designs or gave his 100 %.


I have a few accounts on twitter. One, as you would assume, for @knifeOfBrian and another which is used to share my running and cycling updates as well as my more general, non food ramblings.
What these both have in common is that they are both littered with facades of projected personas. Posts from chefs showing off their latest creations and runners announcing their latest PB's.
Certain tweeters I would look out for on a regular basis. What is chef @R*****2 up to this week? How did @Run*****73 do in his race? Without any abhorrent cynicism, I'd just scroll through my social media feed, stopping at recognised avatars or user names. Then it would dawn on me that someone was missing.
What happened? Were they on holiday? Maybe. Had they had enough of social media? Sometimes, yes! But this time in particular, their veneer had cracked to reveal a tortured soul. All that glistened was not golden. Had I missed a metaphorical cry for help? Something was not right. News would then filter out that this person was gone.
This is the point where I would realise that those tweets and Facebook posts were only 1% of the whole story. We are all guilty of doing it. We post the glory moments. We share the "ups", but only a little of the "downs". Are we afraid to show weakness?
I'm not sure this post is going where you thought it was? This is very difficult for me to write/talk about. I want to make sure I get my point across without scaring you off.
To get more specific, I will be talking about chefs. They do make up a larger percentage of my readers. I have seen too many fall by the wayside. There is an industry wide epidemic at the moment where chefs, young and old are crumbling and cracking under the pressure.
The bigger problem is that we are not talking about our issues or emotions. We are too "Manly" for that! I say manly because to get even more specific.... MEN are a problem. Please bear in mind that I am writing from personal experience. I am fully aware of the struggles women have in this male dominated industry/world (unfortunate but true). But that can be covered in another blog post.
Chefs are dying. Men are dying.... literally killing themselves. I would not have believed the statistics had I not seen them for myself. The biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK is suicide.
A few years ago, I lost two friends within weeks of each other to suicide. Both were guys, both in their early 40's. Totally unrelated to each other. I cannot even begin to guess what was going on in their minds. But one thing was for sure, they may have been helped by talking about their problems. Around this time I was made aware of chefs I'd worked with were having personal problems and were dropping out of the industry. They were finding it tough and had got to breaking point. Turning to drugs, prescription or other. Finding solitude in the bottom of a beer glass. Depression was one of those things I'd hear a BBC radio 4 feature about. None of my mates had it! Oh, how wrong I'd been.
I have tried to make a point of making myself available to talk whenever I can. Through local forums, online and network meet-ups. The amount of chefs out there who are abusing themselves with drugs, alcohol and corrupt behaviour is astounding. A quick fix to mask a problem which can sometimes be solved by talking openly. I have found that sometimes a slight change in lifestyle can help. A step backwards in the career can be what's needed to help move things forward. There is no single answer. No fix-all recipe. But talking does help. Meeting up with chefs is always difficult. The long unsociable hours and the fatigue can make it a challenge, but always well worth it.
I have been very surprised when speaking with chefs and front of house members who I have worked with in the past. To find out the breadth of this issue. My own ignorance and laid back attitude to life in general had made me oblivious to other's struggles before now. I may have used the term "Man up chef!" in the past. Not realising that those words can be as damaging as they are stupid. We need to support each other. We need to take a moment to know when a colleague needs help. Not just with the Mis en place, but their state of mind too.
This career is not easy. Now, in 2017, we are under more scrutiny than ever before. The days where you'd wait to see a food critic from the local press, sitting at a table, are long gone. Now EVERY table hosts a critic. All just an App update away from ruining your long awaited days off. A generation of tech savvy, Egon Ronay wannabes, with the literacy skills of an amateur blogger (me!) They will dine and destroy a chef and think nothing of it. Leaving an anonymous critique, veiled behind a palm tree avatar photo on review websites. We all love the ten great reviews. But when the one customer leaves an unfavourable review because they couldn't get a table, this can be the little push that sends a fragile chef over the edge.
It is a high pressure industry. I love being a chef, but it has taken me to some dark places. There have been times when even, mild mannered Brian, has needed to disappear to a walk-in fridge, for some scream therapy (it works for me). Mental health is headline news at the moment and for good reason. Chefs, work hard. My mum would say " The candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long." A simple saying all too true with restaurant staff. Let's not add to the statistics.
I am not a doctor. I am not a psychologist. I am just a chef from the east of England who does not like seeing friends on their knees, but will do all I can to bring them back to their feet.
There are plenty of people out there who can offer better advice than I can. People more qualified. I just put it to you, as industry professionals to keep an eye out. The devil is in the details. Listen to what's being said. I have added some links to the bottom of this post to people and organisations who may be able to help.
Here are a couple of videos. Firstly from Kinsman. She talks openly and informatively about mental health specifically with chefs. It's well worth viewing. Also check out her website for more information.
Secondly, a short advert from Calm zone which I feel, sums up everything quite accurately.


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 Georges Liron, directeur de la photographie français ;
 Ginès Liron (né en 1935), footballeur français ;
 Jean Liron (1665-1749), bénédictin français de la congrégation de Saint-Maur ;
 Jérémy Liron (né en 1980), peintre et écrivain français ;
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 Olivier Liron (né en 1987), écrivain, poète, dramaturge, scénariste de cinéma et comédien français.

 Georges de Liron d'Airoles (1841-1913), financier français ;
 Jules de Liron d'Airoles (1802-1882), pépiniériste français ;
 Marie de Liron d'Airoles (1884-1945), infirmière française.

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Sarah has discovered that shampoo is also made for usage in the shower and that the dry stuff isn't the only option available. How you might ask? It might have to do with Sarah getting a better night's rest on her Morgedal queen mattress and that she wakes up feeling refreshed and not rushed in the morning.


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US Tops 4,000 Daily Deaths From Coronavirus
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Christine Scott, an ICU nurse, left, with her sisters Althea Scott-Bonaparte and Claudia Scott-Mighty, who are patient care directors, arrived to get their second shot of the Pfizer vaccine at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville, N.Y., on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. (Kevin Hagen/AP Photo).
The United States has topped 4,000 daily deaths from the coronavirus for the first time, breaking a record set just one day earlier.
The tally from Johns Hopkins University shows the United States had 4,085 deaths Thursday, and had nearly 275,000 new coronavirus cases as well.
The numbers are another reminder of the worsening situation following travel for holidays and family gatherings, along with more time indoors during the winter months. There's been a surge of cases and deaths in California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida.
More than 365,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus.
Doctors inject sisters Claudia Scott-Mighty, left, Althea Scott-Bonaparte, who are patient care directors, and Christine Scott, an ICU nurse, with their second shot of the Pfizer vaccine at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville, N.Y., on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. (Kevin Hagen/AP Photo).
San Francisco faces a surge in coronavirus cases. California has been issuing waivers allowing hospitals to temporarily bypass the nation's only strict nurse-to-patient ratios.
Nurses say that being forced to take on more patients is pushing them to the brink of burnout and affecting patient care.
At least 250 of about 400 hospitals in California have been granted 60-day waivers. They allow ICU nurses to care for three instead of two people and emergency room nurses to oversee six patients instead of three. Nurses in other states have demanded law-mandated ratios like those in California but so far have failed to get them.
A CDC map shows that Florida had 22 cases of the B.1.1.7 variant that emerged in the UK. California has reported 26 cases, Colorado has two, and New York and Georgia have each reported one case.
The Florida Department of Health on Thursday reported 19,816 cases—surpassing the previous record set the day before of 17,783. On Friday, 7,329 people in Florida were hospitalized with the virus.
The state has registered 1.4 million cases, with a confirmed death toll of 22,400.
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Combination of cotton and silk or chiffon may be best for homemade masks, says Indian-American researcher
by Veena April 25, 2020 April 25, 2020 01424
Cover photo courtesy: Mar Pendás's YouTube channel
New York, April 25 (IANS) To prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have revealed that a combination of cotton with natural silk or chiffon can effectively filter out aerosol particles.
According to the study, published in the journal ACS Nano, SARS-CoV-2, the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19, is thought to spread mainly through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes, speaks or breathes.
These droplets form in a wide range of sizes, but the tiniest ones, called aerosols, can easily slip through the openings between certain cloth fibres, leading some people to question whether cloth masks can actually help prevent disease.
Therefore, Supratik Guha at the University of Chicago in the US, and colleagues wanted to study the ability of common fabrics, alone or in combination, to filter out aerosols similar in size to respiratory droplets.
They used an aerosol mixing chamber to produce particles ranging from 10 nanometres to 6 micrometres in diameter.
According to the study, a fan blew the aerosol across various cloth samples at an airflow rate corresponding to a person's respiration at rest, and the research team measured the number and size of particles in the air before and after passing through the fabric.
The researchers found that one layer of a tightly woven cotton sheet combined with two layers of polyester-spandex chiffon — a sheer fabric often used in evening gowns — filtered out the most aerosol particles (80-99 per cent, depending on particle size), with performance close to that of N95 mask material.
Substituting the chiffon with natural silk or flannel, or simply using a cotton quilt with cotton-polyester batting, produced similar results.
The researchers said that tightly woven fabrics, such as cotton, can act as a mechanical barrier to particles, whereas fabrics that hold a static charge, like certain types of chiffon and natural silk, serve as an electrostatic barrier. However, they cautioned that even a one per cent gap reduced the filtering efficiency of all masks by half or more, emphasising the importance of a properly fitted mask.
"Our studies also imply that gaps can result in over a 60 per cent decrease in the filtration efficiency, implying the need for future cloth mask design studies to take into account issues of "fit" and leakage, while allowing the exhaled air to vent efficiently," the authors noted.
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Indonesian artisans are renowned for making high quality furniture and home wares. Our quality control team are always checking your order and reporting back and sending you photos.
Once we have confirmed your order with you, a 40 foot container, for example, will take approx 4-6 weeks to organise, and then another 4 weeks to ship. We usually say to allow 10-12 weeks from start until you have the goods in your hands.
Exactly what services to you offer?
We cover everything from helping you make the decisions of what items you need, to making all the orders to suppliers and paying the deposits. We will source exactly what you need at the best prices. We offer a full quality control service, and will also arrange pick up, packing and loading of the container.
Is there a Minimum order (MOQ)?
Although we prefer to send a minimum of a 20 Foot Container, we can also work on specialised items that can be LCL shipped. With homewares and furniture, some suppliers will impose a MOQ, and we will advise you in a case by case situation.
I have never imported into my country before, what do I have to do?
All you need to do is find a good customs broker/agent at your end. The cargo companies' we work with on this end will prepare all Fumigation docs, Bill of Lading, Export licences and commercial invoices and packing lists. Then they will courier them to your broker.
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FCL or Full Container Load shipping is always the safest way to transport your goods. All items are securely wrapped in cardboard sheet packing material. More delicate items are boxed, and then packed into wooden crates. We use polystyrene sheets and foam where needed to ensure all travels well. Rarely will we have any issues with glass or stone breaking. Also, humidity desiccants are hung in the container to absorb as much moisture build up as possible during the journey.
We guarantee all goods until inside the container for damage before loading. However, once the container has left the cargo companies hands, they are not responsible for the goods handling any further. An all care, no responsibility position is taken after this point. So if you prefer to take out additional insurance, cargo can assist with a policy for an additional 3% on the value of goods for your peace of mind.
What warranties do I have?
As you are purchasing in Indonesia and shipping to another country, the goods do not have international warranty. If for whatever reason your item does become defective after it has arrived, we will do our best to organise a replacement with the suppliers. However, reshipping will be at your cost. If you are based in Indonesia, there usually is no issues with getting any item repaired locally.


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East Road, St George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0LF
Guide price £14,500,000
East RoadSt George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0LF
5Receptions
Prestigious private estate
Superb indoor leisure complex
Grand entertaining room with bar and relax lounge and separate cinema and wine room
Manicured landscaped gardens and grounds
Self-contained staff accommodation
An elegant newly built mansion with classical elevation offering gracious, luxurious accommodation.
A house of architectural grandeur, with elegance and opulence throughout, and the highest levels of craftsmanship, this individually designed property is of a traditional red brick design with contrasting brick and stone exterior with some unique features sitting in its own landscaped grounds.
Finished to an exceptionally high standard with gorgeous fixtures and fittings and a cool, contemporary interior design scheme.
You enter into the striking reception hall with views straight through to the landscaped gardens.
The elegant drawing room is situated to the rear with a beautiful large bay window and doors leading out to the entertaining terrace.
An open plan kitchen/breakfast and family room provide a spacious day to day living area. A range of fully-integrated appliances feature in the bespoke kitchen. The family room has a feature glass wall looking out to the entrance hall and a wall unit with an inset TV and fireplace underneath. The breakfast area leads onto the expansive rear upper terrace and enjoys views across the landscaped grounds. The generous prep kitchen is ideally situated off of the main kitchen and this leads through to the formal dining room, creating a great flow of accommodation and the perfect place to entertain.
There is a beautiful bespoke study, separate TV room and guest cloakroom situated on this floor.
On the first floor is a luxurious main bedroom suite with his and hers en suites and a lovely dressing area. There is a balcony with views out to the garden. There are a further five bedroom suites on this floor.
On the lower ground floor is the leisure suite which offers full spa facilities including a plunge pool, and the large swimming pool which opens to an outdoor covered entertaining terrace. There is also a fully fitted bar with a walk-in wine room, a cinema room, gym and access to the staff accommodation.
The rear garden forms a true feature of the property being beautifully landscaped with a generous patio area running across the back of the house and the main area of lawned garden which is surrounded by mature shrubs, trees, beds and borders.
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One of the finest houses offered for sale on St Georges Hill in recent times. Grosvenor House has an abundance of style, quality and charm - viewing is highly recommended
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Perfectly located within this prestigious private estate for the Lawn Tennis Club and surrounded by meticulously landscaped gardens.
St George's Hill is internationally renowned as one of the most sought-after private estates in England. Access onto the private, gated estate is controlled during the day by the estate's security personnel and is restricted at all times.
St George's Hill is set in some 900 acres and features a private championship standard 18-hole golf course, plus an additional 9-hole course and a separate private tennis and squash club. The tennis club is one of the foremost racquet sports clubs in England, with 30 grass and all-weather tennis courts, two indoor courts and four squash courts. The tennis club also has a 20 metre indoor swimming pool, a well-equipped gym and a restaurant and bar.
In addition to the on-site sporting facilities, there are many other challenging golf courses locally including Burhill, Wisley, Woking, Foxhills, Queenswood, Worplesdon and West Hill. Racing is available at Sandown Park, Ascot, Epsom and Windsor. Polo can be enjoyed at Guards Polo Club and The Royal Berkshire Polo Club.
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Getting to know new places, relaxing, exploring, and trying new things are key things travellers enjoy when headed to new destinations. However, it isn't always easy to get around in new surroundings, and finding the best a destination has to offer can be tough. Every tourist surely wants to make the most of their time on holiday, and to do so, they need help discovering not only the numerous points of interest of their destination, but the traditions woven into the mentality of the local population.
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We offer accommodation, excursions, and numerous other programmes for groups and individuals. All of our programmes are created in direct cooperation with our clients and in accordance with their wishes and needs. We also design packages for foreign clients.
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Schumer Wants to Tighten Laws on Radioactive Materials
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by Ivan Pereira
Sen. Chuck Schumer called on the federal government Sunday to close the loopholes that allow individuals to purchase materials for a "dirty bomb" — which he said was a pressing matter in the wake of the Chelsea bombing that injured 29 two weeks ago.
A report released in July by the Government Accountability Office found the Nuclear Regulatory Commission screens companies that purchase large amounts of radioactive materials, which are known as "category 1" and "category 2," and tracks the sales.
However, when it comes to "category 3" materials, which have small amounts of radiation and are used in industrial settings like logging, there is no scrutiny, which the Democratic U.S. senator said could lead to suspicious people or groups amassing enough of the material to inflict serious damage and joked the ingredients for a dirty bomb could be as easy as getting cake flour.
"Allowing a loophole in one of these [radioactive] categories is as bad as allowing a loophole in all of them," Schumer said.
In July, the GAO established three dummy companies and purchased category 3 radioactive material, which the National Resources Defense Council, an environmental nonprofit, said "could possibly be fatal to be close to this amount of unshielded radioactive material for a period of days to weeks."
In fact, the GAO secured enough category 3 material to make a higher-grade radioactive combination that could be used as a dirty bomb.
The NRC didn't return messages for comment, but in the past said it is working to close the loopholes.
Schumer said he pushed them to work faster, especially since the Chelsea bombing suspect, Ahmad Khan Rahami, was able to easily buy enough nonradioactive material for the devices he allegedly placed in Manhattan and New Jersey.
"I'm lighting a fire under them," the senator said. "This has to move forward A-S-A-P."


Of course, the fact the New Testament continues the story of Israel rather than replacing them should be no surprise, since Yahshua clearly stated "I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel" (Matt 15:24) and commanded His own disciples to "Go not into the way of the gentiles, and into any city of the Samaritans enter ye not: But go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel…" (Matt 10:5-7). It seems reasonable to expect His disciples to have obeyed Him and this is what they surely did. In fact, a careful analysis (see our study on 'Israel in the New Testament') will show all the gospels and letters written by the apostles and disciples, even Paul were addressed to the Israelites who at that time were scattered among the nations.
However, setting aside the many facts which prove this, some may still argue Paul was really addressing both 1 and 2 Corinthains to the 'church' like the majority of other epistles, for he addresses his letter "Unto the church of God which is at Corinth…" Of course, this is in line with current mainstream teaching that the 'church' was some new creation after the death and resurrection of Christ Yahshua and made up of all new believers most of whom are said to have been 'gentiles' which are then incorrectly identified as 'non-Israelites' (see our study on 'Who are the Gentiles' for further understanding). This has sadly led many to incorrectly view the 'church' as replacing 'Israel' since they must be two distinct groups, completely separated from one another. This is certainly the doctrine of many churches, but is it what the scriptures teach?


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Watch the dance pioneer discuss Ibiza and the digital era on the eve of his Perfecto Records' 25th anniversary.
It's been 25 years since Paul Oakenfold channeled an island's worth of inspiration into creating his seminal record label.
The British trailblazer founded Perfecto Records to provide a home for the music he discovered following a fateful 1987 trip to Ibiza. As he says, "there wasn't really any label at that time that was putting out music that we were into."
Oakenfold imported the White Isle's so-called "Balearic sound" to a London rave scene hungry for something new. In doing so, he helped start a movement that paved the way for his unprecedented global rise. Perfecto would also play an integral role in launching the careers of dance titans like Tiësto and Carl Cox.
From the changing face of Ibiza to supporting the dying art of DJing, the decorated dance veteran gave Billboard an elder statesman's take on dance music's shifting dynamics.
In reflecting on the quarter-century since launching Perfecto, Oakenfold links some of the music industry's major shifts to greater social behavioral trends.
"I think the album is much more disposable, as is the single, but that's society now," he says. "Everything's disposable and we all seem to want the next thing rather than enjoying being in the moment and saying things are good."
However, Oakenfold's observations are not all negative. The artist acknowledges that the digital era has also made the world a much smaller place.
"It's broadened our base," he says. "We've got fans all across the world who are into the label and collect the music… That's pretty refreshing."
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Concept Laser will support Lauak during the implementation phase of the equipment into their manufacturing process. Lauak will also present the Concept Laser machine to reference customers in their showroom, including the presentation of test objects for demonstration purposes. Concept Laser and Lauak will collaborate to redesign components from the Lauak portfolio.
Additive manufacturing (also called 3D printing) involves taking digital designs from computer aided design (CAD) software, and building them on an additive machine, layer by layer from metal powder. Additive components are typically lighter, more durable and more efficient than traditional casting and forged parts because they can be made as one piece, requiring less welds, joints and assembly. Because additive parts are essentially "grown" from the ground up, they generate far less waste material. Freed of traditional manufacturing restrictions, additive manufacturing dramatically expands the design possibilities for engineers.
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Hideo Kojima Will Show Actual Metal Gear Solid V Gameplay at E3, More Info Coming Tomorrow
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Hideo Kojima has been talking for a while about a Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain "trailer" in the works for E3,but there's more, as we're going to see actual gameplay, as he mentioned today on Twitter.
On top of a "gameplay presentation" we'll see a trailer, the "main visual" (probably meaning the key art that will go on the cover), other artworks, screenshots and posters, all created directly by Kojima Productions.
He also mentioned that during tomorrow's episode of Kojima Station we're going to see hear more about it:
On tomorrow's "Kojima Station" we will be talking a lot about E3 in Los Angeles next week. We are thinking about talking a little bit of the current stage of "The Phantom Pain" that we will be showcasing at E3.
Looks like things are heating up nicely for a big reveal. Personally, as a Metal Gear Solid fan, I can't wait to see how The Phantom Pain will play. We still don't know on what stage the game will appear (between Sony's and Microsoft's), but since there will be a gameplay presentation and a trailer, it's very possible that we'll see it on both.
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O'Leary-Inverness is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island, Canada. It was formerly known as West Point-Bloomfield from 1996 to 2007. It was created in 1996 from parts of 1st Prince and 2nd Prince.  It is notable for being the first district on the Island to ever elect a member of a third party to the legislature.

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The Internet's Cursed Images Are Creeping People Out on Twitter
The mysterious @cursedimages has 98k followers and over 300 creepy found photographs.
It's hard to pinpoint what's so fascinating about the found photos on @cursedimages, a Twitter feed that has been sharing unsettling, context-less images, labelled only with seemingly random numbers, since late July. The account bio reads simply "all of these images are cursed."
Cursed Images has over 98k followers and a mysterious account administrator insists on total anonymity. When approached by The New Yorker for an interview, the creepy curator declined a phone call and allowed only emailed questions, explaining, "Some people have stated I'm a bot. Others think I'm a creep with too much time on their hands. But it's just like the lack of context for the images. Whoever you think I am, that's what I am."
The found photography on Cursed Images ranges from near-apocalyptic fires and floods, to gross culinary creations, to uncomfortable social events and poorly thought-out Halloween costumes. Even the relatively pleasant images in the feed are made creepy by their inclusion. Why is this shot cursed, you're forced to ask, considering the possibility that something awful is about to happen outside of the frame, or that there's a hidden, horrible meaning to the image that you'll never understand.
There's just something deeply, uncomfortably creepy about stumbling across the low-res digital detritus of the early 2000s internet, unexpected, in your Twitter feed. Some of the images are so poorly focused and blurry that they look unreal, with strange smudges blurring the screen like photographic ghosts.
Find some of our favorite weird shots from Cursed Images below, and check out the rest on the original Twitter feed.
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Thank you for showing interest in our very exciting franchise.
possible. The demand for the materials and services our Alunite stores can provide will increase in line with the need for housing.
seek accounting and financial advice on the franchise proposition.
(fourteen) days prior to the signing of the franchise agreement or any other binding document.
the Lumber City Franchise. At the time there were 8 Lumber City's, all of them in the Western Cape.
Namibia and 1 in Nigeria).
recognised brand name with stores spread through-out Southern Africa, including Botswana, Namibia and Swaziland.
experience in glass, aluminium and franchising, have collated their knowledge and experience to form The Alunite Franchise Group.
that the franchisees will benefit from the wealth of knowledge and experience.
margins and associated pricing edge maintained over stand alone competitors.
cnr, De La Rey & Modderdam Ave, Parow Indust.
No Alunite branch was terminated since 2006.
There is no current or unresolved litigation with any of our existing or former Alunite franchisees.
concerning the franchisor, the Alunite Franchise Office or its officers.
wide variety of businesses and they have all made a great success of their businesses.
Have an interest in and preferably knowledge of this particular franchise.
Be prepared to work as hard as is necessary to get the job done.
Have an interest in meeting people and be capable of getting on with the buying public.
Have the total support of their family.
The noise factor of the machinery – most shopping complexes will not allow .
Three phase electrical points for the compressor (single phase is sufficient in smaller stores) are needed.
High volume buildings are preferred.
A minimum of 200m², rectangular/square shape with open floor area and straight walls.
At least one big industrial door for the ease of offloading glass and long lengths of aluminium extrusions.
Semi-industrial areas suit this type of business and the rental is much lower than that of shopping centres.
Enough customer parking must be provided.
also the broader buying public.
6.9.1 The rental is to high.
6.9.2 The ceilings are to low.
6.9.3 The offloading of glass & aluminium extrusions in parking areas is virtually impossible.
6.9.4 The difficulty of loading your own trucks/LDV's in parking areas.
6.9.5 The difficulty of loading your customer's goods in parking areas.
6.9.6 The typical Alunite client prefers to shop in industrial areas where other commodities for his trade are obtainable.
6.9.7 Complaints of the noise from other lessees in the complex.
6.10.1 The viability of the trading area.
6.10.2 The amount of capital you wish to invest in the business.
6.10.3 The quantity of stock you can hold.
notice of cancellation at least 12 (twelve) months prior to end of current time.
circumstances) as indicated in clauses 68 and 77.
consent of the LICENSOR. Any new LICENCEE will have to enter into a new agreement with the LICENSOR.
from the LICENSOR to alter the above to suit the trading style of the area and other complications that may arise.
page 1 of the franchise agreement under the heading "Definitions" point #2.
must be forwarded to the Franchise Office.
8.1.1 Help with the interior lay-out of the store.
8.1.2 Help with the lay-out of exterior signage.
8.1.3 Help with the completion of all credit applications with suppliers.
8.1.4 Help with the selection of the initial stock to suit the store size, projected turnovers, finances available, etc.
8.1.5 Help with the ordering of the initial stock.
Organising of signage for the exterior of the building.
Help the franchisee in acquiring the machinery needed.
Software point of sale package (optional) – database supplied.
Software glass cutting optimisation program (board cutting program) available.
overalls, T-shirts, golf shirts, vehicle decals and exterior signage.
- Order material and build sliding tables, cutting- & crimping tables, aluminium extrusion & glass racking, etc.
- Negotiate leases / HP's for vehicles.
- Register for VAT, PAYE, UIF and Regional Services.
How to manufacture the basic aluminium PT and Sliding Window and Patio Doors.
The usage of the instruction manuals for the manufacturing of aluminium products.
How to operate and maintain the machinery.
8.2.1 5 Day assistance by one of our operational staff before and after opening day.
8.2.3 The franchisee will be assisted with the offloading of stock, the display, packing and pricing thereof.
franchisee understand how to use the computer programs effectively.
8.2.6 During this period the operational staff will make sure that the franchisee can use the Operations Manual on CD effectively.
8.3.1 Ongoing pricing negotiations with suppliers is done from the franchise office.
8.3.2 The franchise office is at all times committed to attempt to solve any problems that may occur from time to time.
8.3.3 The franchisee is responsible for local advertising.
The Alunite Franchise does not charge a marketing and advertising fee or levy. Each franchisee is responsible for local advertising.
A Detailed drawing of a suggested floor lay-out.
Additional expenses that the franchisee can expect.
A projected cash flow for each model.
9.6 Signage: Photographs of the building and vehicle signage.
specifically in an Alunite trading environment.
etc., the appropriate business plan will be available on our website (password needed) to you.
specials), Machinery (bought cash), Clothing (e.g. Overalls, T-shirts, etc) and Sundries.
balance in the cash flows of the business plans. In all cases this figure is reflected in month 3.
• Actively involved in the building industry and a qualified draughtsman.
• Bought the Lumber City franchise in Montague Gardens as a going concern in 1989.
• In the following 4 years opened another 3 Lumber City stores.
• Bought the Lumber City Franchise in September 1994.
• Established the Alunite Franchise in 2008. Currently there are 7 franchised stores.
• Senior electronic technician at the Post Office for 15 years.
• Owner of cabinet making and building venture.
• Manager at Lumber City Montague Gardens in 1995.
• Owner / operator of a Lumber City in Cape Town in 1996.
• Joined the Lumber City Franchise Office in 1997.
• Owned and managed the Alunite in Montague Gardens.
• Owned and managed the Alunite in Parow.
• Joined the Lumber City and Alunite Franchise Office in 2010.
• Bookkeeper for a big Bookkeeping Firm in Cape Town for 8 years prior to joining Lumber City.
• Head of the administrative department of the above group of companies.
• In charge of all administrative duties since the establishing of the Lumber City Franchise Office in 1997.
and staff ensure long term sustainable growth of the business.
Taking cognisance of the above, I am able to certify to the viability of an Alunite Franchise.
position. We are able to pay all debts as and when they become due.


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Cathedral Range är ett berg i Australien. Det ligger i regionen Murrindindi och delstaten Victoria, omkring 83 kilometer nordost om delstatshuvudstaden Melbourne. Toppen på Cathedral Range är  meter över havet.

Runt Cathedral Range är det mycket glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.. Närmaste större samhälle är Marysville, omkring 12 kilometer söder om Cathedral Range.

I omgivningarna runt Cathedral Range växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är juli, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med  mm nederbörd.

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WE ARE POWERFUL TOGETHER
CAPTURE THE MOON
EPITAPH FOR MOONLIGHT
BEYOND THE DARKNESS THERE IS LIGHT
A PURPOSEFUL LIFE
WHISPER ON THE WAVES (diptych)
ECHOES OF A DISTANT SHORE
STILL, I RISE
PRESERVE THE WILD INSIDE
LOVE ILLUMINATES LIFE
INFINITE POSSIBILITY
A CRACK OF LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS
PURE SENSATION
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A PLACE OF COURAGE
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"Our Water, Our World"
Water is the Life Force without which we cannot exist, and yet we have taken it for granted. Only now do we see the harm that we've inflicted and how it affects the quality of life at all levels.
It goes beyond the plastic bits that unfurl in the ocean or wash up on the beach, the wildfires that blaze and heat the ocean causing death to coral reefs and sea-life. We must recognize the connections between the scarcity of access to clean water and the impact on global health, energy and food shortages, economics, and of course climate change.
Solutions are in the making, but they must be available to everyone, not only the wealthy, not only the privileged.
Let us be as water itself in our determination for change, strong enough to carve great canyons out of rocks, strong enough to change the tide of ignorance and apathy. Let us take care and take action for a world where we honour Water for the power it has to transform and sustain us. Together, we are powerful.
Canadian artist Monika Wright moved from Toronto to Halifax in 2005 and soon began her creative journey in photography and painting. Largely self-taught, she developed a distinctive style of painting which lead to recognition first locally and then internationally.
Monika's work is represented by several Canadian galleries. She is an Elected Member of the Society of Canadian Artists, has served as a jury member and Board member. She also participates in guest and group exhibitions throughout the year. Her award-winning work is exhibited and collected internationally and has been published in several publications, including International Women Celebrate, in the 50th Anniversary Edition of Enroute Magazine, in Exposure, and in Echoes of Elizabeth Bishop and the CBC Sharing the View Calendar.. Among her awards is the prestigious Mary Pratt Crystal Award, 2017 for the SCA - Canada 150 Exhibition.
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Announcing mandatory submission of PDBx/mmCIF format files for crystallographic depositions to the Protein Data Bank (PDB)
Paul D. Adams,a,b Pavel V. Afonine,a Kumaran Baskaran,c Helen M. Berman,d John Berrisford,e Gerard Bricogne,f David G. Brown,g Stephen K. Burley,d,h,i* Minyu Chen,j Zukang Feng,d Claus Flensburg,f Aleksandras Gutmanas,e Jeffrey C. Hoch,k* Yasuyo Ikegawa,j Yumiko Kengaku,j Eugene Krissinel,l Genji Kurisu,j* Yuhe Liang,d Dorothee Liebschner,a Lora Mak,e John L. Markley,c* Nigel W. Moriarty,a Garib N. Murshudov,m Martin Noble,n Ezra Peisach,d Irina Persikova,d Billy K. Poon,a Oleg V. Sobolev,a Eldon L. Ulrich,c Sameer Velankar,e* Clemens Vonrhein,f John Westbrook,d Marcin Wojdyr,f,l Masashi Yokochij and Jasmine Y. Youngd
aMolecular Biophysics and Integrated Bioimaging Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA, bDepartment of Bioengineering, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA, cBioMagResBank (BMRB), University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 53706, USA, dResearch Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Protein Data Bank (RCSB PDB), Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA, eProtein Data Bank in Europe (PDBe), European Molecular Biology Laboratory, European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), Wellcome Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridgeshire CB10 1SD, UK, fGlobal Phasing Limited, Sheraton House, Castle Park, Cambridge, CB3 0AX, UK, gSchool of Biosciences, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent CT2 7NJ, UK, hRutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ 08903, USA, iResearch Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Protein Data Bank (RCSB PDB), San Diego Supercomputer Center, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA, jProtein Data Bank Japan (PDBj), Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University, Osaka, 565-0871, Japan, kBioMagResBank (BMRB), UConn Health, 263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT 06030, USA, lCCP4, Research Complex at Harwell (RCaH), Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, Oxon OX11 0FA, UK, mMRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge, CB2 0QH, UK, and nNewcastle University, Framlington Place, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK
*Correspondence e-mail: stephen.burley@rcsb.org, hoch@uchc.edu, gkurisu@protein.osaka-u.ac.jp, markley@biochem.wisc.edu, sameer@ebi.ac.uk
Edited by R. J. Read, University of Cambridge, England (Received 21 February 2019; accepted 3 April 2019; online 8 April 2019)
Keywords: PDB; mmCIF; OneDep; wwPDB; data dictionary; data archiving; biocuration; validation; macromolecular crystallography; data standards; PDBx/mmCIF format; Protein Data Bank; Worldwide Protein Data Bank.
The Protein Data Bank (PDB) (wwPDB consortium, 2019 ) is the single global archive of experimentally determined three-dimensional (3D) structure data of biological macromolecules. The continuing growth in the numbers, size and complexity of macromolecular structures in the PDB archive, coupled with the rapid growth of evolving experimental methods such as 3D cryo-electron microscopy (3DEM) has made the traditional PDB format (`legacy PDB format') inadequate for fully representing these data. As described below, this format was based on a punched-card format that became obsolete long ago. In the following letter, we describe the changes necessary to address the challenges coming from the extraordinary success of structural biologists.
Since 2003, the PDB has been managed by the Worldwide Protein Data Bank (wwPDB; https://www.wwpdb.org/) (Berman et al., 2003 ), an international partnership that collaboratively oversees deposition, validation, biocuration and open-access dissemination of 3D macromolecular structure data, adhering to the FAIR principles of Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability and Reusability (Wilkinson et al., 2016 ). In 2007, the master file format for the archive was officially changed to PDB Exchange/Macromolecular Crystallographic Information File (PDBx/mmCIF), supported by the PDBx/mmCIF data dictionary, to address new challenges in structure archiving. Later, in 2012, the wwPDB terminated its support of the legacy PDB file format and froze its further development (https://wwpdb.org/documentation/file-formats-and-the-pdb).
We now announce that as of 1 July 2019, PDBx/mmCIF will be the only format allowed for deposition of the atomic coordinates for PDB structures resulting from macromolecular crystallography (MX), including X-ray, neutron, fiber and electron diffraction methods, via OneDep (Young et al., 2017 ). This requirement will be extended to PDB structures resulting from nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and 3DEM methods at a later date to be determined. Elimination of the legacy PDB format will improve the efficiency of the deposition process and enhance validation through capture of the more extensive experimental metadata supported by PDBx/mmCIF. By 2021, we anticipate that the PDB Chemical Component Identifier will need to be extended beyond three characters, which will result in full retirement of files in the PDB Core Archive that utilize the legacy PDB format.
The PDBx/mmCIF dictionary and format are machine-readable and fully extensible; they assure that the wwPDB partners can effectively represent, biocurate, validate and distribute structural biology data. The data dictionary is regularly updated to reflect evolution of the underlying science and technology. The current version of the dictionary (5.303), which includes >4300 data items, is organized as 553 interlinked categories, clustered into 41 groups that describe atomic coordinates, polymer and small-molecule chemistry, details of sample production, experimental setup, data collection and processing, and cross-references to other biological databases. To ensure consistency, more than 25% of the data items are subject to controlled vocabularies, which are periodically updated (Young et al., 2018 ). Unlike the legacy PDB format, PDBx/mmCIF has no limitation on the size of structures that can be represented. The richer information content of PDBx/mmCIF also enables better validation of incoming data, which saves time for data depositors and wwPDB biocurators, and improves the consistency and quality of the PDB archive.
The wwPDB currently distributes atomic coordinate models from the PDB archive in both PDBx/mmCIF (http://mmcif.wwpdb.org) and XML/PDBML formats (http://pdbml.wwpdb.org). The biological assemblies are fully described in PDBx/mmCIF, but only partially described in the legacy PDB format (Lawson et al., 2008 ). PDBx/mmCIF formatted files are available from REFMAC (Murshudov et al., 2011 ), PHENIX (Adams et al., 2010 ) and Global Phasing BUSTER (Blanc et al., 2004 ; Bricogne et al., 2009 ) – the three major MX software systems accounting for >90% of MX depositions. For users of other structure determination/refinement software packages, the wwPDB provides stand-alone and web-based tools to convert legacy PDB format files into PDBx/mmCIF format: pdb_extract (https://pdb-extract.wwpdb.org) (Yang et al., 2004 ) and MAXIT (https://sw-tools.rcsb.org/apps/MAXIT/index.html). We encourage authors of all the software packages serving MX and other structural biology communities to produce PDBx/mmCIF files as default output for direct deposition to the PDB.
The legacy PDB format (based on the Hollerith IBM 80-column punched-card format) was first introduced by the PDB in 1970s (Protein Data Bank, 1971 ), wherein `ATOM' records included atom and residue names and sequence numbers, and the `HEADER' record contained a limited amount of metadata (https://wwpdb.org/documentation/file-format). The punched-card origin of the PDB format imposed hard limits on the maximum number of atoms (99 999) and polymer chains (62) that could be represented in a single PDB file. Advances in structural biology meant that by the mid-1990s some of the new structures deposited to the PDB archive (e.g. ribosomal subunits) could not be represented within a single legacy PDB file. As an interim measure, these structures were `split' into multiple PDB entries, each with its own accession code, thereby rendering the data very difficult to use. wwPDB partners will continue to provide legacy PDB format files from the PDB Core Archive on a `best-efforts' basis, with the caveat that many of the larger PDB structures cannot be distributed using the legacy format.
The mmCIF format was proposed as a replacement to the legacy PDB format in 2005 (Fitzgerald et al., 2005b ). The mmCIF format is based on a data dictionary, originally developed under the auspices of the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr; Hall et al., 1991 ). Following its initial introduction, the mmCIF dictionary was extended to represent structure determination data from NMR spectroscopy and 3DEM, and renamed PDBx/mmCIF (Westbrook et al., 2005 ). In 2007, this extended dictionary became the foundation for the master format for data used by the wwPDB to archive PDB data (Fitzgerald et al., 2005a ; Westbrook & Fitzgerald, 2009 ). For deposition of NMR data, the BioMagResBank (BMRB) utilizes the NMR-STAR format, which is fully compatible with PDBx/mmCIF (Ulrich et al., 1996 , 2018 ).
Every data item defined in the PDBx/mmCIF dictionary has attributes describing its features, including relationships to other data items. As outlined above, the mmCIF format has no limitations with respect to the size of archived structure, is fully machine-readable, and is extensible for new data content. In 2015, the formerly `split' entry structures archived in the PDB were combined into single entries with PDBx/mmCIF formatted files, which enables users to visualize and analyze every one of the larger PDB structures in their entirety.
Atomic coordinate models of macromolecular structures determined by crystallographic methods are described using the PDBx/mmCIF dictionary (http://mmcif.wwpdb.org/), which specifies categories of information represented as tables and key-value pairs. Every data item found in the legacy PDB format has a corresponding data item(s) in the PDBx/mmCIF format, but the reverse is not true. Legacy PDB files should, therefore, no longer be used in bioinformatics or structural biology workflows. Chemical descriptions of all of the subunits and ligands in PDB entries are provided in the PDB Chemical Component Dictionary, which is also defined within the PDBx/mmCIF data dictionary.
The PDBx/mmCIF Working Group (https://wwpdb.org/task/mmcif), whose members include major crystallographic structure determination software developers, has committed to the PDBx/mmCIF data model. PDBx/mmCIF format files can be output from the following software packages: CCP4/REFMAC (Murshudov et al., 2011 ), PHENIX (Adams et al., 2010 ), Global Phasing BUSTER (Bricogne et al., 2009 ), and dedicated PDB deposition tasks in CCP4i2 (Potterton et al., 2018 ) and CCP4 Cloud (Krissinel et al., 2018 ). PDBx/mmCIF is also supported by visualization software applications, including CCP4mg (Potterton et al., 2004 ), Coot (Brown et al., 2015 ), Chimera (Goddard et al., 2018 ), Jmol/JSMol (Hanson, 2010 ; Hanson et al., 2013 ), LiteMole (Sehnal et al., 2017 ), Molmil (Bekker et al., 2016 ), NGL (Rose et al., 2018 ), OpenRasMol (Bernstein, 2000 ), PyMoL (DeLano, 2002 ) and VMD (Humphrey et al., 1996 ). In addition, other data resources, such as the Protein Model Portal (Haas et al., 2013 ) and SASBDB (Malfois & Svergun, 2000 ; Kachala et al., 2016 ), have adopted and extended the PDBx/mmCIF framework for data representation.
Funding for the wwPDB consortium comes from multiple sources. The RCSB Protein Data Bank is funded jointly by the National Science Foundation, National Institute of General Medical Sciences, National Cancer Institute and Department of Energy. The Protein Data Bank in Europe is supported by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory-European Bioinformatics Institute, Wellcome Trust, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, and the European Union. The Protein Data Bank Japan is supported by the Database Integration Coordination Program from the National Bioscience Database Centre (NBDC)-JST (Japan Science and Technology Agency) and the joint usage program of Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University. The BioMagResBank is supported by the US National Institutes of Health.
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