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Q: Unable to get all records displayed in report viewer [edit:I added the data visualizer]
I have a teacher's registration where records are being input using an insert button in a SQL database as such
private void insertdata(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            try
            {
                string name = name_field.Text;
                string email = email_field.Text;

                string id = id_field.Text;
                string gender;
                if (male.IsChecked == true)
                {
                    gender = "M";
                }
                else
                    gender = "F";

                if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(dob.Text))
                {
                    string fe = "01/01/1900 12:00:00 AM";
                    dt = Convert.ToDateTime(fe);
                }
                else
                {
                    dt = Convert.ToDateTime(dob.Text);

                }

                var rich1 = new TextRange(this.history.Document.ContentStart, this.history.Document.ContentEnd);

                string teach_history = rich1.Text;

                var rich2 = new TextRange(this.achievement.Document.ContentStart, this.achievement.Document.ContentEnd);

                string teach_achievement = rich2.Text;

                connect();
                con.Open();

                string saved = "insert into teacher_details ([Teacher ID],Name,Gender,Email,[Date of Birth],Employment History,Achievements)values('" + id + "', '" + name + "','" + gender + "','" + email + "','" + dt + "','" + teach_history + "','" + teach_achievement + "')";

                SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(saved, con);

                cmd.ExecuteReader();

                con.Close();

                MessageBox.Show("record is added");

            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("error occured " + ex);
            }

I have id,gender,name,email,history,achievements,date of birth as my fields. I made a class for this as follows:
    class Teacherdetail
    {
        public string id { get; set; }
        public string name { get; set; }
        public string email { get; set; }
        public string gender { get; set; }
        public string history { get; set; }
        public string acheive { get; set; }
        public DateTime dob { get; set; }
    }

in my rdlc report i used object as my dataset and selected Teacherdetail. Then I made a table as follow:

i then have a button view report where I call details into the reportviewer that is called teacherreport
ReportDataSource reportDataSource = new ReportDataSource();
            connect();
            con.Open();

            SqlDataAdapter adp = new SqlDataAdapter("select [Teacher ID],Name,Gender,email,[Date of Birth],[Employment History],Achievements from teacher_details", con);

            DataTable newtab = new DataTable();
            adp.Fill(newtab);
            reportDataSource.Name = "DataSet1";

            reportDataSource.Value = newtab;

            teacherreport.LocalReport.ReportPath = "C:\\Users\\Preeti Rawat\\Documents\\Visual Studio 2012\\Projects\\STDNT\\STDNT\\teacherreport.rdlc";

            teacherreport.LocalReport.DataSources.Add(reportDataSource);

            teacherreport.LocalReport.Refresh();
            teacherreport.RefreshReport();

My problem is that id, history, name and achieve are missing.
When I debug the program, in my data visualizer it does show that the information is passing through.

but it is still not appearing when in the program. What can the problem be and how can I fix it? Thank you ^^

A: For your specific question, in your insertdata, you are calling ExecuteReader to insert a new record, and it's wrong. You need to call ExecuteNonQuery to INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE actions.
Also, in :
string saved = "insert into teacher_details ([Teacher ID],Name,Gender,Email,[Date of Birth],Employment History,Achievements)values('" + id + "', '" + name + "','" + gender + "','" + email + "','" + dt + "','" + teach_history + "','" + teach_achievement + "')";

this should return a SQL error, since Employment History not contained by brackets [].
Here is a revised version of your method. (I've tried to kept the same work).
var name = name_field.Text;
var name = name_field.Text;
var email = email_field.Text;
var id = id_field.Text;
var gender = male.IsChecked ? "M" : "F";
var dt = DateTime.TryParse(dob.Text, out DateTime result) ? result : new DateTime(1900,1,1);
var teach_history = new TextRange(this.history.Document.ContentStart, this.history.Document.ContentEnd).Text;
var teach_achievement = new TextRange(this.achievement.Document.ContentStart, this.achievement.Document.ContentEnd).Text;

const string query = "INSERT INTO teacher_details([Teacher ID],Name,Gender,Email,[Date of Birth],[Employment History],Achievements) VALUES ('{0}','{1}','{2}','{3}','{4}','{5}','{6}'); ";

var saved = string.Format(query, id, name, gender, email, dt.ToString("yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss"), teach_history, teach_achievement)

connect();
con.Open();

using(var cmd = new SqlCommand(saved, con))
{
    cmd.ExcuteNonQuery();
}

con.Close();

MessageBox.Show("record is added");

you should use using blocks on SqlConnection or Dispose your connection manually. Also, I suggest you start using Entity Framework instead for database operations.
For the report part, you need to do this :
var table = new DataTable();

const string query = "SELECT [Teacher ID],Name,Gender,email,[Date of Birth],[Employment History],Achievements from teacher_details";

connect();
con.Open();

var adapter = new SqlDataAdapter(query, con);
    adapter.Fill(table);

var reportDataSource = new ReportDataSource("Dataset1", table);

teacherreport.LocalReport.ReportPath = "C:\\Users\\Preeti Rawat\\Documents\\Visual Studio 2012\\Projects\\STDNT\\STDNT\\teacherreport.rdlc";

teacherreport.LocalReport.DataSources.Clear();

teacherreport.LocalReport.DataSources.Add(reportDataSource);

teacherreport.LocalReport.Refresh();

teacherreport.RefreshReport();

A: The reason this was not working was that the class names were different from the table's field name. They have to be the same. So I changed column names of my database table so that it looks like this:
Teacher_ID,Name,Gender,Email,Date_of_Birth,Employment_History,Achievements
and my class looks like this:
        public int Teacher_ID { get; set; }
        public string Name { get; set; }
        public string Gender { get; set; }
        public string email { get; set; }
        public DateTime Date_of_Birth { get; set; }
        public string Employment_History { get; set; }
        public string Achievements { get; set; }


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Cullaun Capital management team; Noel Ross, Stephen J Bell and Daire McCarthy.
A team of Irish-based lending executives has launched Cullaun Capital, a new development finance platform to facilitate and accelerate the building of new homes in Ireland. The new platform is supported by TPG Sixth Street Partners (TSSP), the global credit investment firm partnered with TPG with approximately $20bn in assets under management.
Cullaun Capital will seek to meet the growing and immediate demand for new housing in Ireland by deploying significant capital to help developers bring new and existing residential projects to fruition.
Initially focusing on the major urban areas (Greater Dublin Area, Cork, Galway and Limerick), the new lender will partner with quality homebuilders to provide a range of financing solutions tailored to their individual needs and the nature of their projects.
Stephen J Bell, Founder & CEO: A former Board Director and Chief Risk Officer for Ulster Bank Group and Chief Risk Officer for AIB, whose 30-year career has been spent in property, commercial lending and full-service banking in Ireland, UK and across Europe.
Daire McCarthy, Founder & Head of Origination: A chartered surveyor who holds a BComm from UCD and an MSc in Real Estate Investment and Finance. He has over 18 years' experience in banking and finance and spent the early part of his career with Bank of Ireland and Investec, before becoming an equity fundraiser and stretched senior lender for development projects.
Noel Ross, Founder & Head of Portfolio Management: He has extensive experience in residential development finance, with various roles across the sector spanning 15 years. Noel Ross previously worked with senior stretched loan providers in Ireland and the UK.
Cullaun Capital is entering the market with competitive financing of up to 90% of overall project costs for developers who have a track record of delivering quality. The firm will support small, medium and large sized multi-unit housing developments.
Taking a highly tailored approach to determining the suitability of each application based on the developers own business plan, Cullaun Capital will consider all sizes of housing developments, whether houses and apartments for private sale, social housing or student accommodation. It will also consider schemes requiring commercial amenities to be delivered. Cullaun Capital invites applications from €2m upwards from developers.


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With so much open source code available online, why do some software developers avoid using it? That was the research question guiding a qualitative grounded-theory study recently published . We analyzed the perceptions of professional software developers as manifested in the LinkedIn online community, and used the theoretical lens of prejudice theory to interpret their answers in a broader context.
We focused on developers' perception of (re)using code examples - existing code snippets that are used in a new context. Our definition of a code 'example' is broad; some of the code examples which appear on the Internet were not written in order to be reused. Code examples may accompany answers on Q&A sites , illustrate an idea in an online tutorial, or even be extracted from an open source project .
We suggest that developers' approach with respect to using code examples is dominated by their personality, and affected by concerns such as their community identity, ownership and trust. We find that developers' perception of such reuse goes beyond the activities and practices, and that some developers associate the use of code examples with negative character. Some of these developers stereotype habitual example users as inferior and unprofessional.
It should be noted that not only human aspects are associated with example usage – there are some other issues involved in this activity such as engineering aspects (e.g. search techniques and tools) and legal issues (e.g. copyright and licensing). These issues are outside of the scope of our discussion; however, we believe that these challenges can be mitigated with proper tools , training and organizational support (e.g. leveraging upon social media cues , teaching developers which code could they use, and under what circumstances).
Some software developers perceive themselves as code writers, and feel strongly about it. Their identity and sometimes even self-esteem are derived from perceiving themselves that way. As suggested by Bewer  this may result in the creation of ingroup bias, and can be in turn used as a platform for hate of the outgroup – in this domain, example users. For the code writers (virtual) group, new code is the unit of progress, a sign of productivity (however misleading it may sometimes be). Copying, on the other hand, is perceived as a devalued shortcut – an imitation rather than a creation. In most university courses, the students are not allowed to share their work with fellow students, but are expected to write their own code.
Having ingroup bias often limits boundaries of trust and cooperation , which may explain why some developers avoid copy and paste at all cost. They do not trust other programmers enough to take responsibility for and ownership of their code. These programmers find it difficult to understand existing code, they feel that they cannot identify fallacies in someone else's code nor test it thoroughly. They prefer to write the code by themselves and take responsibility for it rather than trust others, and perhaps lose control over their code.
Furthermore, we find that example usage opponents do not conform to organizational goals, and specifically the need for speed. They do not acknowledge the required dexterity and practices for effective example usage, and they aspire to be held in high regard (as opposed to "merely plumbers" , suggesting that the essence of the software engineering job boils down to putting the components together and making small non-glorious fixes). After all, some of them might have chosen programming as their profession because of its status.
In a commercial context, revealing implicit prejudice and disarming it may allow developers to leverage further benefit of code reuse, and may improve the collaboration of individuals, teams and organizations. Moreover, prejudice may interfere with achieving organizational goals, or while conducting an organizational change. Some of these concerns may be mitigated by providing a comprehensive ecosystem of tools, practices, training and organizational support . Having the prejudice lens in mind, one may incorporate methods which were proven effective in addressing prejudice in different context (racism, sexism, nationalism) as part of the software engineering management tools.
Finally, this study may also be considered in the broader context of the changing software engineering landscape. The recent availability of information over the Web, and in our context – availability of source code, is challenging the way software is produced. Some of the main abstractions used in the software domain, namely development and construction, do not adequately describe the emerging practices involving pragmatic and opportunistic reuse. These practices favor composing over constructing and finding over developing. In this context, prejudice can be perceived as a reaction to change and an act resulting from fear of the new and unknown.
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 O. Barzilay, C. Treude, and A. Zagalsky. Facilitating crowd sourced software engineering via Stack Overflow. In S. E. Sim and R. E. Gallardo-Valencia, editors, Finding Source Code on the Web for Remix and Reuse, pages 289–308. Springer New York, 2013.
 O. Barzilay. Example embedding. In Proceedings of the 10th SIGPLAN symposium on New ideas, new paradigms, and reflections on programming and software, pages 137-144, 2011, ACM.
 O. Barzilay, A. Yehudai, and O. Hazzan. Developers attentiveness to example usage. In Human Aspects of Software Engineering, HAoSE '10, pages 1–8, New York, NY, USA, 2010. ACM.
 M. B. Brewer. The psychology of prejudice: Ingroup love and outgroup hate? Journal of social issues, 55(3):429–444, 1999.
 S. L. Jarvenpaa and A. Majchrzak. Knowledge collaboration among professionals protecting national security: Role of transactive memories in ego-centered knowledge networks. ORGANIZATION SCIENCE, 19(2):260–276, 2008.
 S. E. Sim and R. E. Gallardo-Valencia, editors. Finding Source Code on the Web for Remix and Reuse. Springer, 2013.
 C. Treude and M. P. Robillard. Augmenting API documentation with insights from Stack Overflow. Forthcoming ICSE '16: 38th Int'l. Conf. on Software Engineering, 2016.
 A. Zagalsky, O. Barzilay, and A. Yehudai. Example overflow: Using social media for code recommendation. In Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Recommendation Systems for Software Engineering, pages 38-42, 2012, IEEE Press.


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Constant voltage, current and power modes are provided as standard. Each unit has a programmable internal resistance range, making it suitable for simulating the output of energy storage devices in test rigs.
Up to 8000 sets of programmed memories for V, A, W and time values can be stored within the internal memory. This allows common test routines to be executed at the touch of a button.
Single units are available with outputs up to 15kW. Up to 10 power supplies can be combined in parallel to create high power systems up to 150kW.
A selection from the vast range of plastic packaging developed for industrial applications was highlighted on the Rose Plastic stand at Southern Manufacturing 2018.
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// Novell.Directory.Ldap.Extensions.PartitionEntryCountRequest.cs
//
// Author:
//   Sunil Kumar (Sunilk@novell.com)
//
// (C) 2003 Novell, Inc (http://www.novell.com)
//

using System;
using Novell.Directory.Ldap;
using Novell.Directory.Ldap.Asn1;
using Novell.Directory.Ldap.Utilclass;

namespace Novell.Directory.Ldap.Extensions
{

	/// <summary>  Returns a count of the number of entries (objects) in the
	/// specified partition.
	///
	/// To obtain the count of entries, you must create an instance of this
	/// class and then call the extendedOperation method with this
	/// object as the required LdapExtendedOperation parameter.
	///
	/// The returned LdapExtendedResponse object can then be converted to
	/// a PartitionEntryCountResponse object. This class contains
	/// methods for retrieving the returned count.
	///
	/// The PartitionEntryCountRequest extension uses the following
	/// OID:
	/// 2.16.840.1.113719.1.27.100.13
	///
	/// The requestValue has the following format:
	///
	/// requestValue ::=
	///     dn      LdapDN
	/// </summary>
	public class PartitionEntryCountRequest:LdapExtendedOperation
	{

		static PartitionEntryCountRequest()
		{
			/*
				* Register the extendedresponse class which is returned by the
				* server in response to a ListReplicasRequest
				*/
			try
			{
				LdapExtendedResponse.register(ReplicationConstants.NAMING_CONTEXT_COUNT_RES, System.Type.GetType("Novell.Directory.Ldap.Extensions.PartitionEntryCountResponse"));
			}
			catch (System.Exception e)
			{
				System.Console.Error.WriteLine("Could not register Extended Response -" + " Class not found");
			}
		}

		/// <summary>  Constructs an extended operation object for counting entries
		/// in a naming context.
		///
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="dn"> The distinguished name of the partition.
		///
		/// </param>
		/// <exception> LdapException A general exception which includes an
		/// error message and an Ldap error code.
		/// </exception>

		public PartitionEntryCountRequest(System.String dn):base(ReplicationConstants.NAMING_CONTEXT_COUNT_REQ, null)
		{

			try
			{

				if (((System.Object) dn == null))
					throw new System.ArgumentException(ExceptionMessages.PARAM_ERROR);

				System.IO.MemoryStream encodedData = new System.IO.MemoryStream();
				LBEREncoder encoder = new LBEREncoder();

				Asn1OctetString asn1_dn = new Asn1OctetString(dn);

				asn1_dn.encode(encoder, encodedData);

				setValue(SupportClass.ToSByteArray(encodedData.ToArray()));
			}
			catch (System.IO.IOException ioe)
			{
				throw new LdapException(ExceptionMessages.ENCODING_ERROR, LdapException.ENCODING_ERROR, (System.String) null);
			}
		}
	}
}

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The county's current largest solar projects are a 2.2-megawatt (MW) array off Route 7 north of New Haven Junction and a 2.2MW solar farm in Middlebury off Route 7 behind the Blue Spruce Motel.
According to a Sept. 18 letter GMP sent to Panton officials, the Vermont Public Service Board and project neighbors, the proposed array would generate about 9.2 million kilowatts per year, enough to provide power for more than 1,200 homes.
The power generated would be sent directly into the power grid, while GMP officials said the project would also include a "micro grid" with battery storage that would provide emergency electricity to Panton town buildings during a wider power outage.
According to GMP spokesperson Kristin Carlson, the Panton Solar Project is one of several solar ventures that GMP is looking at statewide. Another 4.99MW project in Hartford would match its output, while another proposal in Williston (4.7MW) would approach it in scope. One GMP solar project with micro-grid battery storage, the 2.2MW Stafford Solar Farm in Rutland, is complete.
Carlson said GMP would like to add to its inventory of solar projects with micro grids, especially given that the company expects more damaging storms and resulting power outages due to climate change.
Carlson said if all goes well — including GMP earning a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Service Board for the project — a four-month construction process could begin next summer and wrap up at about this time next year.
Carlson said the nature of the land, brought to GMP's attention by a developer, is a main reason for the cost savings.
Shields' letter portrays the Panton project as "in the planning stages." It describes an array with more than 21,000, nine-foot-high, solar trackers arranged in 280 rows that would cover most of the 40 acres.
Shields also met with the Panton selectboard on Oct. 13. Selectboard Chairman John Viskup said GMP represented that the project will generate, to start with, $45,000 in new annual property tax revenue.
Viskup said the selectboard looked favorably on the proposal due to the tax boost even before considering the micro grid.
"It's a source of income. We're going to take it. It's just that simple," Viskup said.
He added that he could not speak for the town's planning commission, but does not believe they would object to the site or the concept. Viskup said that farm co-owner Hans Vorsteveld told the selectboard the acreage in question is not prime agricultural land.
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Shields also estimated the project's productive life will range from 25 to 35 years, and the company will remove the panels and restore the site when the array is no longer useful.
The Addison County Regional Planning Commission, which is helping towns deal with the spread of sometimes unpopular solar arrays, also received Shields' letter. The commission has not yet had a chance to sit down with GMP officials and learn more, according to executive director Adam Lougee.
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Marathon Oil has overhead space with shares priced $17.61, or 21.4% below the average consensus analyst price target of $22.39. The stock should hit resistance at its 200-day moving average (MA) of $18.34, as well as support at its 50-day MA of $16.86.
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Report: Terra Battle is a free-to-play JRPG for smartphones from Final Fantasy creator
By Dave Tach@dptach Jul 2, 2014, 6:30pm EDT
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Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi's next title is Terra battle, a role-playing game designed for smartphones, Famitsu reports.
Though the JRPG could also arrive on consoles, it's planned for a September release on Android and iOS devices in Japan.
Sakaguchi is scheduled to speak at the Japan Expo today in Paris, where he may discuss the next game from developer Mistwalker, which he founded in 2004. Mistwalker's games include Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey and The Last Story.

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Oregon's jobs recovery bypasses many rural counties
August 30, 2016 Download PDF
Labor Day arrives as Oregon enjoys one of its strongest job markets in years, but scars from the Great Recession still linger. A new study by the Oregon Center for Public Policy shows that almost half of all Oregon counties — nearly all of them rural counties — have yet to regain the jobs lost during the downturn.
"As much as Oregon's labor market has bounced back, there is still room for improvement," said Tyler Mac Innis, a policy analyst with the Center. "That is particularly true for many rural counties bypassed by the jobs recovery."
Download a copy of this news release:
Oregon's job recovery bypasses many rural counties
Related materials:
Fact Sheet: Oregon's Labor Market: Still Room for Improvement, August 31, 2016
In the spring of this year, Oregon's unemployment rate dipped below 5 percent, a level not seen since the mid-1990s, according to the Center. The unemployment rate ticked back up to 5.2 percent in July 2016, the month with most recent available data.
"The low unemployment rate does not necessarily mean Oregon has enough jobs," Mac Innis said. He explained that a better measure comes from the ratio of jobs per working-age Oregonian. The higher the ratio, the more plentiful jobs are, helping workers bargain for better wages.
By that measure, jobs were still not plentiful enough as of 2015, the year with the most recent annual data. Last year, Oregon had 71.0 jobs for every 100 working-age Oregonians. That was below the peak of 72.7 in 2007, just before the Great Recession, and even further below the peak prior to the 2001 recession (75.4).
Jobs certainly remain scarce in many rural counties. The Center's paper showed that as of July of this year — about nine years after the start of the Great Recession — 17 of Oregon's 36 counties had yet to regain the number of jobs lost during the economic downturn. Of those 17 counties, 14 are rural counties.
The Center recommended that lawmakers make targeted investments that further strengthen the economy and help workers that are still struggling. These include expanding access to affordable child care, investing in education, and making needed repairs and improvements to Oregon's infrastructure.
The Oregon Center for Public Policy (www.ocpp.org) is a non-partisan, non-profit institute that does in-depth research and analysis on budget, tax and economic issues. The Center's goal is to improve decision making and generate more opportunities for all Oregonians.
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Amos Decker and his FBI partner Alex Jamison are visiting his hometown of Burlington, Ohio, when he's approached by an unfamiliar man. But he instantly recognizes the man's name: Meryl Hawkins. He's the first person Decker ever arrested for murder back when he was a young detective.


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Peter Sprigg Testifies Before New Hampshire House of Representatives
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Earlier today Peter Sprigg, Senior Fellow for Policy Studies at Family Research Council, testified before the New Hampshire House of Representatives against H.B. 587, a bill to prohibit minors from seeking the help of a licensed counselor to deal with unwanted same-sex attractions and H.B. 478, a bill providing special rights on the basis of gender identity which would allow biological men to access women's bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers.
In Sprigg's testimony against H.B. 587 he explained how concerns with sexual reorientation therapy are misplaced, "At the heart of the attacks on sexual reorientation therapy are two claims: that such therapies are ineffective, and that they are harmful. However, there is abundant anecdotal evidence that such therapies work. Many people say that they have been helped by such therapies to change from predominantly homosexual attractions, behaviors, or identity to predominantly heterosexual ones." Sprigg went on, "It is important for you to understand the unprecedented nature of the recent wave of legal and legislative attacks upon sexual orientation change efforts. Never before in history has there been an attempt to outlaw a particular form of therapy or counseling based solely upon the goal which the client chooses for himself or herself. No legislator should even consider breaching these longstanding principles on the basis of such weak evidence of (possible, occasional) harm."
Sprigg then testified against H.B. 478 explaining the implications of this bill on freedom, "the debate over this bill is not about 'gender identity,' or 'discrimination.' What we are debating here today is: freedom." Sprigg went on, "Of course, transgendered people have a right to the 'pursuit of Happiness' as well. What they do not have, however, is the 'right' to enlist the coercive power of the state in an effort to guarantee the attainment of the Happiness that they pursue, at the expense of the liberty of others."
"In a state that proclaims, 'Live Free or Die,' we should certainly leave people free from government coercion on this issue," concluded Sprigg.
Read Peter Sprigg's full testimonies; H.B. 587, H.B. 478


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There are voices you've absorbed from reading, and there are voices you've absorbed from living. Both will get in the way of your writing if you don't figure out how to shut them up. Here are some techniques for doing just that.
My "Internal Editor" starts to sound off almost immediately: this isn't "big" enough to be a full completely story, you don't have this fleshed out well enough yet, this isn't interesting enough or cool enough yet keep working it conceptually.
It gets to the point where I never feel like I can stop world building….


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Book Publicist Promotes New Wesleyan University Press Titles
by Olivia Drake • August 7, 2007
Stephanie Elliott, Wesleyan University Press publicist, is an avid Wesleyan Adult Fitness Program participant. She is currently training to run a half-marathon Oct. 13 in Hartford to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Q: Stephanie, when did you start working at Wesleyan University Press?
A: December of 2003.
Q: What is the mission of WesPress?
A: To have a vigorous publishing program in the fields of poetry, dance criticism, ethnomusicology, scholarly science fiction, film studies, and Connecticut history. Our books are grounded in good scholarship, and have a variety of audiences, including scholars, undergraduates, and the interested general reader. Through garnering media coverage for our books and selling copies throughout the world, we are able to project the name and image of the University, enhancing its reputation as an academic institution of the highest quality.
Q: How do you describe your role within the Press?
A: As the publicist, I am the main liaison with the media, including book reviewers, reporters and radio producers. I also work to set up events for our authors. These are online at http://www.wesleyan.edu/wespress/authorevents.html. My other responsibilities include upkeep of our Web site and submitting our books for a variety of national and international awards.
Q: Do you read all the books?
A: I don't read all of our books from cover to cover, but do read at least a portion of each one to get a sense of the subject matter and who the intended audience is.
Q: How do you promote the books?
A: The main role I have in promoting new books is by trying to get review coverage. I keep a database of reviewers and reviewing publications. Using this database I create a mailing list of potential reviewers for each title we publish. The people on the list receive a review copy of the book or other promotional material. I also set up author events for some of our books. Events are particularly important for reaching poetry buyers.
Q: WesPress books have won several awards in the past. Are there any awards up and coming?
A: Yes. Alice Notley's Grave of Light is now a finalist for the Quill Awards, in the poetry category. Reed Business Information, owner of Publishers Weekly, organizes the Quill Awards. The awards ceremony is broadcast on NBC. The winner will be announced in September. And Samuel Delany's About Writing is a finalist for the Hugo Award, an important science fiction award that will be announced in late August.
Q: Is your work primarily done within your office?
A: I spend the bulk of my time in front of my computer, corresponding with the media and authors via e-mail, writing press releases, and preparing mailing lists. E-mail has superseded the telephone in many ways, but I still do find myself on the phone quite a bit, especially when working to set up events, where there are a lot of details involved.
Q: What are some of WesPress's newest titles and where can people browse all the titles?
A: The Collected Poems of Philip Whalen, Jacob Weidenmann: Pioneer Landscape Architect, and Traces of Light: Absence and Presence in the Work of Loïe Fuller are three of our upcoming books. We also have a new book by Jean Valentine, Little Boat, coming out soon. Valentine won the National Book Award for her last book, Door in the Mountain, published by us in 2004. All of our books are online at http://www.wesleyan.edu/wespress/.
Q: What do you like the best about being a book publicist at a university?
A: I love books, and I love the variety of books that we publish. I really enjoy meeting new people, so it is great to work with our authors and the media. Even if I only 'meet' them by e-mail or over the phone, it is really fun to interact with so many people who have such a vast array of interests. I enjoy working at a university press because I feel that we publish books that really add something to the intellectual life of both the academic community and individual readers who might not be affiliated with a university, but who still have a passion for reading and learning.
Q: Who do you work with at WesPress, and where is your office located?
A: I really enjoy working with Suzanna Tamminen, director and editor-in-chief; Leslie Starr, assistant director and marketing manager; and Eric Levy, senior editor. Our authors are wonderful people to work with as well. I often find that their passion for their work really becomes a motivating factor for me. We are located across from the Physical Plant Cady Building at 215 Long Lane.
Q: You're an advocate for the Wesleyan Adult Fitness program. What programs do you take and why?
A: The Adult Fitness program and the Freeman Athletic Center are both wonderful resources that all faculty and staff should consider taking advantage of. The programs offered by the Adult Fitness program are free and offered daily at lunch time during the academic year. There's really something for everyone. I've taken Pilates, which is a wonderful, low-impact way to stretch and strengthen your muscles, as well as the power stretch, dance and walk/jog classes. There are ballroom dance classes, water aerobics, rowing, and Tai Chi, too. You can find out more at the Adult Fitness web site: http://www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/adultfitness/.
Q: You're training for a 13.1 mile, half-marathon run as a member of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training. When is this race and how are you training?
A: The race is October 13th, in Hartford. I train by running three times a week and cross training on the alternate days. To cross train, I work out using a stationary bicycle or strength train by lifting weights. During the academic year, I take part in Pilates or one of the stretching classes as well.
Q: What does your team raise money for, and why are you personally doing this? How can someone make a donation?
A: You can donate to my cause through my personal Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Web site at http://www.active.com/donate/tntct/Elliott.
The money goes towards research for new treatments for blood cancers, a field that has actually made much headway in recent years. The survival rate for children with leukemia has greatly increased, due to research for new treatments. So the cause is very worthwhile in terms of the progress that has been made. In the past, I have had friends whose immediate family members have been impacted by both leukemia and lymphoma. I've been getting mailings from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Team in Training Program for years now. It is a program that asks athletes to participate in running, walking, and cycling events, as well as tri-athalons, as a way to raise money and awareness for the LLS. When I received their new brochure this past spring, I happened to be getting back into running in a more serious way, so I decided to give Team in Training a try. I've found that their program is very supportive and really keeps you motivated to keep training.
Q: Aside from running, what are your hobbies?
A: I enjoy canoeing, hiking and fishing, and I do read a lot. I'm a member of the Byron Society, which is a group dedicated to the study of the Romantic poet, Lord Byron. The writers of the Romantic era are among my favorites. I also enjoy nonfiction. Right now I'm reading God is Red by Vine Deloria, a Lakota anthropologist. It is a very enlightening book. I've read the bulk of it while working out on the stationary bicycle at Freeman Athletic Center!
Q: Where did you go to college and what did you major in? Where were you working pre-Wesleyan?
A: I went to the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine, majoring in liberal studies. I also participated in a graphic design certificate program at the University of New Hampshire, which was quite extensive as far as certificate programs go. And I attended the publishing program sat Pace University in Manhattan. Before moving to Connecticut to work at Wesleyan, I spent almost three years working as the Northeast region publicity manager for Arcadia Publishing, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Arcadia publishes pictorial histories of towns and communities around the country.
Q: Where are you from originally? Do you have family in the area?
A: I was born in Fitchburg, Mass., but my family moved to Wells, Maine, when I was 3. I grew up in southern Maine, where my parents and my older brother still live. Locally, I live with my boyfriend of three years, Colin, and our three cats Java, Mama Kitty and Snitter.
By Olivia Drake, The Wesleyan Connection editor
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The excursions organized by Werkleitz take participants to selected logistics locations in the Halle/Leipzig region where they will have the chance to observe logistics processes and are invited to speak with individuals involved. Together and from a variety of perspectives we want to examine on-site how packages are registered and sent off in containers, how even the storage of fragile archaeological objects is recorded in precise data sets and how once flat landscapes are being transformed into box-shaped freight hubs.
The excursion is free of charge. Participants must cover their own travel costs (round way train ticket from Halle to Schkeuditz).


Jack Jessee was a family man who didn't seem to have an enemy in the world, up until the night he was killed. Was someone carrying a secret grudge? The case went cold but a relentless detective was determined to catch Jack's killer.


February is not just about love and relationship, it's also for those people who wants to fly. Drifting through the skies, you look over the edge of the basket and your eyes are filled with the stunning landscape below you.
The "Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta" is an annual affair featuring an air show of hot-air balloons and several aviation events held at at the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) grounds within the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga. It was first organized in 1994 to stimulate the local economy in Central Luzon, to encourage hot air ballooning as a sport locally and to promote the Philippines as a premier sport and tourist destination in Asia. It is now an extremely successful event at par with other international air shows and attracting thousands of spectators from all over.
The 2012 Hot Air Balloon Fiesta in Clark, Pampanga attracts crowds of approximate 80,000 or more each year. So getting in the park early is the best option. Balloonists from all over the world came over to participate in this event. In addition to the flights of the hot air balloons the public was treated with other activities including micro light demonstration, small planes fly-bys, aerobatics, remote controlled scale model aerobatics, etc.
There are certain considerations to take note of when planning a hot air balloon trip. Hot air ballooning is greatly dependent on the weather as flying in fog, rain or strong winds can be dangerous. That is why most launches take place close to sunrise, before the day's thermals start rising. Wear comfortable clothes and practical shoes. You may also want to bring sunglasses and/or a hat. A camera is a must to record your wonderful experience.
It is and it will always be since it will be a wonderful parade of hundreds of colorful balloons coming from different countries across the globe. Aside from taking pictures, you can actually walk near the balloons and talk to the pilots who make these things glide across the Air Force City, DiosdadoMacapagal International Airport in Clark Field, Pampanga.
This 2012, the Hot Air Balloon Fiesta is celebrating it's 17th year at the AFP grounds in Clark Freeport, Pampanga. There will be award ceremonies, and different attractions such as kite flying, paragliding, skydiving and of course the hot air balloons itself. Expected in this event are scores of colorful hot air balloons from all over the globe. Also expected during the event are other activities like light plane exhibition, sky diving exhibition, and a whole lot more.
It is not a one day event and you can experience first hand some of the attractions during the 2012 Hot Air Balloon Fiesta. There's a lot more to see this year according to the organizers. It is hard to pick one event to go to and it is best to try all.
Don't miss out the opportunity to take photos of the colorful balloons during the glow events at dusk or dawn. The natural lighting creates a magical effect which makes it a no effort deal to capture great images.


Pete Caringi III leads the nation in points and goals scored per game.
The UMBC men's soccer team opens a three-game homestand on Wednesday, Sept. 25 when they host George Mason at Retriever Soccer Park. UMBC, one of two undefeated and untied teams in the country, has garnered its top two national rankings in school history in two polls entering play this week. In the NSCAA poll, UMBC (7-0-0) is now No. 11, surpassing its previous mark of No. 14 in 2000 and the Retrievers' No. 8 ranking by Top Drawer Soccer is its top position in any media-affiliated men's soccer poll. George Mason (4-1-1) was ranked No. 23 last week before suffering its first setback of the season, a 3-0 loss at Virginia on Sept. 17.
Kick-off time is set for 7:00 p.m. Live stats and free live video (www.umbcretrievers.tv) are available for the contest and all UMBC home soccer matches in 2013.
Dating back to 2012, UMBC is now unbeaten in its last 16 contests (13-0-3) and has outscored their opponents, 41-11, in that span. It is the longest unbeaten streak since 1999, when that championship squad went 19-0-2 in the regular season.
Caringi leads the nation in points per game (2.86) and goals per game (1.29), while JR M Geaton Caltabiano is tied for first in the nation and in assists per game (1.00).
The current seven-game winning streak in the first in school history. There have been three greater streaks- eight straight in 1991, nine in a row in 2009 and 13 consecutive in 1999.
The Patriots come into the game with a 4-1-1 record on the year. GMU was ranked No. 23 in the NSCAA poll for games ending Sept. 15.
SR F Wes Sever currently leads the Patriots in goals with four. FR GK Steffen Kraus has started all six games for the Patriots and has recorded 12 saves. SR F Julia Arjona has started in all six matches for the Patriots and leads the team in assists with a pair.
JR F Timmy Mulgrew returns for the Patriots after contributing a goal and an assist in last year's 2-1 victory over the Retrievers.
This will be the 13th meeting all-time between the Retrievers and Patriots, with GMU holding a slim 6-5-1 advantage.
The two teams have met five times in UMBC's Division I era (1986) and the Retrievers have earned one victory, a 5-2 triumph in 2000. However, that was the only home game in those five contests.
The most recent encounter took place last season at George Mason, where the Patriots came out on top with a 2-1 win. Milo Kapor scored the Retriever goal, converting a penalty kick.
UMBC hosts George Washington on Saturday, Sept. 28 at Retriever Soccer Park. The match will get underway at 7:00 p.m.


You must get a temporary sign permit to install banners on the Liberty Parkade located at 199 Liberty Street. You must register for the Salem Permit, Licenses and Application Services Home (SPLASH) to reserve a banner permit online.
A completed sign application including the name of the installer, and an eventing contact phone number.
The sign permit fees and refund policy. Banner installation and removal fees are not part of the permit fee.
Total area must be 50 feet or less.
You must have your banner inspected before it is installed.
You can call the Planning Division for an appointment, and you should plan to bring in the banner early in case any corrections need to be made to the banner. Fee waivers are not available.
The banner must be installed by a City-approved installer. Installation and removal charges are not included in the application and permit fees. Charges for services calls for repair or correction shall be charged to the application by the installer.
Banners must be securely attached with nylon rope to the Liberty Parkade at the southeast corner between the second and third levels. Metal objects (bungy cords, tie wire, or metal hooks) are not allowed for installation of the banners. Stainless steel eyelets have been installed on the top outside of the aluminum radius panels third level for banner hanging convenience. The bottom must be tied off from the second level ceiling where stainless pins have been installed.
No other attachments to the banner are allowed (e.g., balloons, streamers, lights, or string of lights).
The banner must be removed the first working day after the event is over.
Failure to remove the banner on time will result in a fine, as well as City costs of removal of the banner, if required, for the next scheduled use of the space.
To ensure equal opportunity for all organizations to schedule reservations, applications will be accepted starting September 15th at 8:00 am for following calendar year. When September 15th occurs on a weekend, applications will be accepted starting on the following Monday.
The maximum display period is 14 days. The Community Development Director may extend the display period for up to an additional seven days, provided such an extension would not create a scheduling conflict with other users. Each event can have one Liberty Pole permit or one Liberty Parkade permit each year. If one of these locations is available one month prior to when you want to install the banner, the limit is no longer applicable.
Should the City of Salem receive a high wind warning (winds above 50 mph), the applicant will be notified that the banner must be removed within two hours of receipt of notification. The applicant in turn must notify the sign contractor that erected the banner. In the event the situation should arise over a weekend or holiday, City crews would remove the banner. The applicant would be billed for a service charge.


This page makes some speculative suggestions regarding a possible major redesign/reimplementation of the DeSTIN approach to machine perception.
Initially written June 18, 2014 by Ben Goertzel.
Exportation, during any brief interval of time, of discrete symbols indicating what it recognizes in each region of its input. (E.g. in DeSTIN for image processing, this takes the form of the centroids identified as the best match in each patch). This enables easy interfacing with symbolic systems like OpenCog.
I suggest to use python as the language for implementation, and to make use of the Theano library developed by Yoshua Bengio's deep learning group.
One suggestion for a DeSTIN variant to try, for image processing, is as follows.
uses alternating convolutional and max-pooling layers…. I would replace the max-pooling layers with k-means clustering layers (that identify the cluster characterizing each local patch, based on a dictionary of cluster centroids that is common across a whole layer).
have implemented a variant of this idea already, with good results.
Now, the Gong et al paper does not do everything DeSTIN does by any means. For instance, it lacks DeSTIN-style top-down feedback.
and I suspect that is the best option here.
Overall, the high-level idea here is take CNNs and "DeSTIN-ize" them…. The main conceptual difference from DeSTIN is that the CNN weights are learned globally rather than locally. This moves away from a narrowly brainlike learning mechanism. However, it is a reasonably efficient approach on current computers.
2) A general-purpose DeSTIN layer, which can handle inputs of configurable dimensionality; and which also has a pluggable learning algorithm inside it (so that e.g. one could experiment with k-means, or EM, or autoencodors, or autoconceptors, or whatever).
3) An evolutionary learning algorithm hooked up to learn the weights of a layer of a deep learning network.
4) A deep evolutionary learning framework enabling the different layers of a network to co-evolve. For instance, in a network with alternating CNN and DeSTIN layers, the CNN layers would be evolved concurrently with the DeSTIN layers doing clustering.
For B we would want to experiment with both backprop and evolutionary learning, and compare the two options.
Testing of these versions could be done on standard image classification corpora, such as CiFAR. Then we could move on to video, audio, etc.
This page was last edited on 18 June 2014, at 15:33.


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Kamala Harris coming to Texas on Friday, including a stop in Houston, sources say
News // Texas Politics
Jeremy Wallace Oct. 25, 2020 Updated: Oct. 25, 2020 6:46 p.m.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., speaks during a campaign event, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
Photo: Carlos Osorio, STF / Associated Press
Vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris is set to campaign in Texas this week, with Democratic sources saying Houston will be one of her stops.
Harris, a U.S. senator from California, is set to be in Texas on Friday in a push to get more voters to the polls on the final day of early voting. The exact location and times have not been released publicly.
Her trip marks the first time in over 30 years that a Democratic vice presidential nominee has been sent to campaign in the Lone Star State this close to Election Day.
It is yet another sign that the campaigns of Donald Trump and Joe Biden have vastly different views of political conditions in Texas.
"The president is going to win Texas," Tim Murtaugh, the communications director for Trump's reelection campaign, said Sunday. "And the president will be focusing his time and travel and energy on the states that will decide the election."
IN-DEPTH: In fight to win Texas, Kamala Harris was Joe Biden's perfect VP pick, Democrats say
But public polls over the last week have shown Trump and Biden locked in a dead heat. A Dallas Morning News and University of Texas at Tyler poll released Sunday showed Biden leading Trump 48 percent to 45 percent.
The Biden campaign is convinced early voter data shows Democrats have a legitimate shot of delivering Texas for a Democratic presidential candidate for the first time since 1976.
In the last two weeks, the campaign has sent Joe Biden's wife, Jill Biden, to Houston, Dallas and El Paso and Harris' husband, Doug Emhoff, to McAllen, San Antonio and Dallas. That all comes as the Biden campaign has begun spending money on Texas television — targeting San Antonio and El Paso specifically.
"The national party and our leadership see that Texas is the biggest battleground state, period," U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia, D-Houston, said of all the attention. "I think the momentum is with us."
And the Trump campaign has already seemingly ruled out any chance Trump will be in Texas before Election Day.
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Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, on a conference call with reporters Sunday, said he doesn't expect Trump to campaign in the state.
"The president has made his case here," Perry said, encouraging Trump to focus on other states.
That is not to say Trump has ignored Texas. Since he was inaugurated in 2017, Trump has visited Texas 16 times, including four trips just this year. By comparison, President Barack Obama made just four trips to the state during his first term in office.
Trump last campaigned in Texas in the summer, when he made appearances in Midland and Odessa.
The Trump campaign has emphasized that it has assembled one of the most impressive ground games ever built to get out the vote. They point to years of developing and training volunteer networks in places such as Texas as evidence that Trump will do better in Texas this year than he did in 2016.
Trump won Texas by 9 percentage points over Democrat Hillary Clinton. But that was the worst showing for a Republican presidential candidate since Bob Dole carried Texas by 5 points in 1996 over then-President Bill Clinton.
Jeremy Wallace
Jeremy Wallace has covered politics and campaigns for more than 20 years. Before joining the Hearst Texas newspapers in 2017 he covered government and politics for the Tampa Bay Times, The Miami Herald and the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Previously he covered Congress for the Boston Globe and Detroit Free-Press. Originally from San Antonio, he attended the University of North Texas and earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Missouri. You can follow him on Twitter, @JeremySWallace, or email him at Jeremy.wallace@chron.com.
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Arranging professional deep cleaning of your dryer vents will protect your home from the dangers of fires caused by excessive buildup in the vents. Plus complete dryer vent cleaning will allow your clothes dryer to operate more efficiently and dry your clothes faster and better. Homeowners today know there are serious fire hazards that can be tied to excessive lint buildup in dryer vents and hoses. Contact the dryer vent cleaning experts at Premier Air & Electric, McKinney, Texas, for a free consultation and free estimate for our dryer vent cleaning services. We utilize specialized equipment to clean dryer vents quickly, safely and completely.
The most common appliance found next to any home's washing machine—the clothes dryer—is typically used several times a week or even daily. A clothes dryer is designed to remove the heat and moisture from the drying operation and move it through the venting hose through a vent to the exterior of your home. Often the dryer vent hoses are routed a long distance through a home with multiple bends and turns as it snakes its way from the rear of the dryer to the exterior vent. This long distance, plus the bending and turning in the vent hose is ideal for trapping the lint and other debris generated from the drying operation, attracting it to the walls of the hose.
Over many days, weeks, months and even years, the layers of lint and other debris collects into a thick mat, often obstructing the flow of the water vapor and highly heated air from escaping to the exterior of the home, defeating the purpose of the venting system and sometimes creating an imminent fire danger. The lint and additional debris that continually collects inside the venting hose becomes highly flammable as the high heat passes through the vent, but becomes obstructed by the masses of lint.
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This Cliff House is for those who love silence, peace and nature! Would you like to live there?
Did you had a hard day? Relax and look at some pictures of our beautiful Earth.
Is India The Worst Place Ever?
There are a lot of people around the world who find India one of the worst places in the world because of dirtyness and other aspects. But i really find India one of most beautiful places because of culture, nature and also food. In this article I would like to prove you that there in India is so amazing nature and a lot of breathtakingly beautiful places that you must visit at least once.
The Great Salt Lake, is the largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere, and one of the most saline inland bodies of water in the world. The lake is fed by three rivers - the Jordan, Weber, and Bear, which together deposit around 1.1 million tons of minerals in the lake each year.
Camel spiders not only look scary. They move fast and eat a lot. A camel spider will eat and eat until its body is swollen with food and it can hardly move.
Would You Like To Sleep In This Magnificent Underwater Hotel?
If you love underwater world, you definetly need to think about your vacation in Muraka Underwater Hotel Suite which lies five metres below the Indian Ocean, a one-of-a-kind residence that surrounds you with marine life, 24 hours a day. The suite accommodates up to nine guests and is named Muraka which means "coral" in Dhivehi, the Maldivian language. It was designed with two levels — one above sea level and one below — with an extravagant spiral staircase separating the two.
Plastic in the oceans is global problem that need to be solved. By 2050, there'd be more plastic in the sea than fish, according to science. To help prevent this scenario from happening, Adidas made and sold a million running shoes out of ocean waste last year.
Nature can not be stopped by Human beings. Flowers and other plants break through concrete and appear in the most unpleasant places of full glory.
Have you lost things and found them only in few years? But have you lost your camera in sea and found it in perfect working conditions?
With crystal lined walls glittering deep beneath the earth's surface, these mesmerising scenes are taken from inside what could well be the world's most beautiful cave. The Mlynki is a rare crystal cave which lies in the Ternopil region of Ukraine and is known for the multi-coloured gypsum crystals which adorn its walls and twinkle in the light.It is one of the most beautiful caves in Ukraine. It is almost 45 km long; temperature inside the cave is about +9C all the year round. These are the awesome images taken by intrepid photographer Oleg Grigorev who ventured into the remote cave to capture its beauty on camera.


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Mueller Report leaves open possibility that Trump obstructed justice
the mueller report
President Trump on Thursday claimed that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian meddling in the 2016 election proved there was "no collusion" and "no obstruction," although the text of the report itself does not back up such claims. As Mueller wrote in the report, which is now available to the public:
The evidence we obtained about the president's actions and intent presents difficult issues that would need to be resolved if we were making a traditional prosecutorial judgment. At the same time, if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice, we would so state. Based on the facts and the applicable legal standards, we are unable to reach that judgment. [Department of Justice]
Other parts of the report also indicated that Mueller's team hesitated over the question of if Trump obstructed justice. Mueller wrote that after former FBI director James Comey was fired, "the president engaged in a second phase of conduct involving public attacks on the investigation, non-public efforts to control it, and efforts in both private and public to encourage witnesses not cooperate with the investigation."
The report is also clear to add that "no principle of law excludes public acts from the reach of the obstruction laws. If the likely effect of public acts is to influence witnesses or alter their testimony, the harm to the justice system's integrity is the same." While that might seem straightforward, The Washington Post explains Mueller's difficulty in reaching a conclusion: "The issue was complicated, [Mueller's report] said, by two key issues — the fact that under department practice, a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime, and that a president has a great deal of constitutional authority to give orders to other government employees." Read the public report in full here. Jeva Lange


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Guest Post: Are 3D neural cell cultures the best translational models towards finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease?
Dr Shreyasi Chatterjee
Cortical Neural Stem Cells, Neural Cells
Diagnosed by the German psychiatrist and neuropathologist, Dr. Alois Alzheimer in 1906, Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most prevalent form of dementia in the ageing population (Korolev et al., 2014). Recently declared as the sixth major cause of death in the world; patients affected with AD suffer a gradual decline of cognitive abilities and memory functions till the disease renders them incapable of performing daily activities. Some of these traits, which are typical of neurodegenerative diseases are also shared by other forms of dementia.
Age and Alzheimer's disease
iPSCs: an emerging powerful translational model
3D neural cell culture model: methodology and observations
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Age is the biggest risk factor for AD. Ironically, with the tremendous advancement in medicine and healthcare, as life expectancy continues to increase, so does the prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases (Korolev et al., 2014). Undeniably, research has provided significant insights into many aspects of the disease mechanism; however AD being a multifactorial disease presents formidable challenges towards finding a cure. Statistical data reveals that over 30 million people are suffering from AD worldwide and this number is estimated to double every 20 years to reach 66 million in 2030 and about 115 million by 2050 (ARUK Dementia Facts).
About 95% of AD patients are aged 65 years or older and are diagnosed with "late-onset" or "sporadic AD" while 5% of AD patients carry rare genetic mutations associated with "early-onset" or "familial AD" (FAD) that causes the development of AD before age 65. While the mutations in the presenilin or amyloid precursor protein (APP) genes accounts for most of the early-onset cases, the genetics of sporadic AD is more complex and less understood. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) reveal that the epsilon four allele of the apolipoprotein E (APOE) gene is a risk factor for the development of sporadic AD (Bertram et al., 2009). However, a large body of recent evidence suggests that cerebrovascular risk factors, family history of diabetes, hypertension and obesity play a significant role in the development and disease progression (Felice et al., 2014).
The two hallmarks of AD pathology are extracellular plaques of β-amyloid and intracellular tangles of hyperphosphorylated tau. The AD pathogenesis is explained by the "β-amyloid hypothesis" that proposes that excessive accumulation of amyloid-β (Aβ) triggers a pathological cascade leading to synaptic dysfunction, tau hyperphosphorylation, neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) and neuronal death. Due to the multifactorial nature and heterogeneity of AD, the disease pathogenesis is not well understood. Hence, the approved medications for AD, usually directed at improving neurotransmission help control the symptoms but cannot halt the progression or reverse the disease.
Although the neuroscience community has extensively researched the progression of AD pathology from the animal models, until now, there are no preclinical models available that faithfully replicate amyloid-plaque and tau tangle pathologies and correlate these hallmarks with progressive memory impairment. Hence, many of the drugs that succeed in preclinical studies fail in the clinical trials.
Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are emerging as powerful translational models for investigation of complex disease pathways and high throughput drug screening. Recent advances in reprogramming technology have led the scientists to generate the first FAD neurons from the fibroblasts of AD patients (Yagi et al., 2011). These iPSCs carrying the FAD mutations along with iPSCs derived from sporadic AD patients have an AD genetic background and are able to replicate the hallmarks of early-onset pathogenesis including accumulation of toxic Aβ species and an increase in endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and oxidative stress (Israel et al., 2012). However, the 2D iPSC cultures , unable to replicate the physiological environment of the human brain, expressed significantly lower levels of Aβ and 4R tau isoforms in comparison to AD brains.
In collaboration with Dr Sandrine Willaime-Morawaek , we at Mudher and Vargas-Caballero laboratories at the University of Southampton, have characterized a 3D neural model of iPSCs derived from age-matched control and AD patients with a FAD mutation (L286V) that causes an early-onset form of AD. In this methodology, the Human iPSC-Derived Neural Stem Cells (hiPSC-NSCs) (Axol Bioscience, ax0112) were combined with the MatrigelTM to develop a brain tissue in a pathophysiology simulating environment in a closed 3D matrix.
The hiPSCs-NSCs were cultured for 18 weeks before immunohistochemistry (IHC) was carried out using antibodies, NeuN, MAP2 and GFAP. IHC staining revealed a population of mature cortical neurons and astrocytes . In these populations, we have been able to detect the 4R tau isoform and electrophysiological readouts signifying neuronal maturity. In addition, we have been able to demonstrate significant levels of tau hyperphosphorylation in patient-derived 3D cultures in comparison to controls.
Our initial observations suggest that the 3D scaffold provides a microenvironment that manages to reconstruct the pathophysiological alterations in the diseased neurons. The early trigger of tau pathology in the mature diseased neurons coupled with the generation of AD-relevant proteins render this iPSC-derived model a valuable translational platform for therapeutic drug screening purposes.
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Bertram L and Tanzi R.E. Genome-wide association studies in Alzheimer's disease . Human Molecular Genetics, 2009, Vol. 18, Review Issue 2 R137–R145.
De Felice F.G, Lourenco M.V and Ferreira S.T. How does brain insulin resistance develop in Alzheimer's disease? Alzheimer's & Dementia 10 (2014) S26–S32.
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Gagman Jang Dong Min Gets Paired with Song Ji Hyo on "Running Man," Makes Gary Annoyed
by Pao
Song Ji Hyo has captivated yet another man's eyes with her beauty.
On the November 9 episode of the popular SBS variety show "Running Man," gagman Jang Dong Min, Park Soo Hong, Song Jae Rim, Kim Min Kyo, and M.I.B's Kangnam appeared as guest in the "Mankind's Last Couple" episode.
In this episode, gagman Jang Dong Min and Song Ji Hyo partnered up. Yoo Jae Suk, Kim Jong Gook, Haha, Gary, and Lee Kwang Soo dressed up as ladies and Jang Dong Min couldn't hide his excitement that he was paired with the only girl in the group.
As Jang Dong Min was so mesmerized by Song Ji Hyo's beauty, he showed his kind appearance and was so nice to her that Yoo Jae Suk remarked, "This is the first time that you're meeting someone this beautiful, right?"
To which Jang Dong Min confessed, "I'm gently wagging my tail at the side. I cannot recover my senses," and Gary, who makes up half of the infamous "Monday couple" with Song Ji Hyo, commented, "That tail will go (like that) for four years," implying that he won't be able to recover once he's fallen from Song Ji Hyo.
After all this, Jang Dong Min protected Song Ji Hyo from the sunlight and said, "The game's just a game so don't get yourself hurt." Gary immediately butted in, "Hey, are you liking it?," and showed that he's beginning to be annoyed with Jang Dong Min who is partnered with his Song Ji Hyo.
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Trucking TV was founded in late 2016, and is owned and operated by Chris Gosling, a early-retired marketing director who morphed into a TV producer and journalist, making TV programmes about caravans and motorhomes, boating, retirement and the countryside for a variety of Sky minority and niche channels.
The channel was originally started as a a development project by production house Serious Leisure TV, with a view to producing a TV programme, but after some business model issues, the channel was paused. Gosling restarted it in late 2017, and now runs it as a personal project. He still believes that it would make an interesting and popular programme on an appropriate broadcast channel.
Trucking TV is aimed at drivers and the public in the UK, in Europe and in North America, attempting to explain the driver's job, and explaining the world of transport to the wider community. It is also aimed at providing drivers with a proper news channel about their interests, not always financed and backed by the people who employ them.


Is this a photo of Alfred Hitchcock floating on the river Thames, 1960s?
That is not Alfred Hitchcock, but a mannequin (a dummy) that looks like him. It was used in a trailer for the movie Frenzy (1972).
The head of the dummy can be seen in the next photograph of Alma Reville at her Bel Air home. Photograph by Philippe Halsman, 1974 via Magnum Photos.


We love to buy local products on our travels, bring them home, and try to replicate dishes that we loved overseas. Today I decided to make Vin Cuit tarte, something we had in Gruyeres in Switzerland last November.
Vin Cuit is a traditional foodstuff of western Switzerland. Though its name translates to "cooked wine", it's really just cooked-down pears. Just pears, and sometimes a couple of apples thrown in. That's it. Swiss people used it as a way to preserve fruit, and also as a way to sweeten dishes before they had ready access to sugar. I love the resourcefulness of the people who made this, and I also love finding ways to make sweet things without refined white sugar.
So Vin Cuit tarte it is, today… Not because I was dying for the tarte, but because of another dish based on our travels that I recently made and that irretrievably stunk up our house.
Last weekend I made one of Matt's favorite dishes, beer-battered cod. This is something we indulge in when we're eating in gastropubs in Ireland. I found a great looking piece of cod at the market and thought "What the hell, I'll make this for Matt," even though I despise deep frying in the house. I have an issue where I enjoy the smell of cooking, but once the meal is done, I DO NOT want to smell it anymore. Not. One. Sniff.
So I made the fish, and it turned out great. Within an hour of the meal being over, though, I was deeply regretting the choice. The walls of the house seemed to be dripping with and permeated by frying fish stench. I had a couple of glasses of wine to numb myself to it and went to bed.
When I woke up in the morning, I went to the bathroom to take a shower. I didn't notice the fish stench - I wasn't quite awake yet, and the scents of shampoo and toothpaste were fresh in my mind. But as soon as I opened the bathroom door, I was assaulted by a wave of the scent of old fried fish, as thick as a blanket. I immediately became so nauseous that I vomited repeatedly. Good morning!
I spent the rest of that treasured day off extremely nauseous. I was positive that I could smell the stench, everywhere, in everything. Even though it was cold out, I insisted on opening some windows. I just had to try and air out the house.
That night, Matt asked if he could reheat the remaining fish. I agreed because I thought I would be fine. But that was a deeply stupid idea for a couple of reasons: 1) Don't reheat fish. Jesus. Even the cats wouldn't eat it. 2) The only thing this accomplished was making me know what vomited sparkling water looks like.
And so this is how we came to the pass we are in now, where I am making a Vin Cuit tarte. The last few days, I've aired out the house. I think that the process of baking this tarte will fill the house with delicious scents, and anyway, I earned a tarte, dammit.
Put dry ingredients and butter in a food processor and process until the meal is coarse. Pour this in to a bowl, make a well in the middle, and add the water. Mix this up, just until it is combined, then form it in to a disc. Wrap it in waxed paper and pop it in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
The dough, ready for fridge.
While the dough is cooling, you need to find something to weight the crust down when you bake it. If you have pie weights, you're all set. I don't, because I just can't stand to spend money on items that only have one use. I. Just. Can't.
Obviously, a bunch of big seashells and a couple of boxes of nails is vital to any kitchen.
Now bake this at 400° for 20 minutes.
Mix the ingredients until smooth, then pour over the cooked crust.
After mixing well, pour the batter into crust.
Turn the oven down to 300° and cook for 30 minutes or until set. It should jiggle just a little in the middle when it's done.
Voilà! The cake that killed the fish.
The house is now nicely laced with a fresh-baked cake aroma.
Leave the fish-frying to the pubs; make cakes at home!


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Tasmin Din '10
"Northeastern let me experience different ways of being a lawyer."
After spending five years in the human rights field, "I found that many of the most effective and inspiring advocates I encountered were lawyers," Tasmin recalls. "Northeastern, with its exciting blend of experiential learning, public interest commitment and engaging faculty, seemed the perfect fit for me."
Tasmin assumed she'd take her joint law/public health degree right back to public interest work, but her co-op advisor challenged her to try a co-op at a large firm. "I ended up loving it," she says. Today, she helps start-ups looking to develop medical devices.,"Boston has the highest concentration of start ups outside of Silicon Valley," she reports. "That's my favorite work. It's not unlike advocacy: someone comes to you who is in one place, and they want to get to another. As a lawyer, you help them get there."
Massachusetts Superior Court, Boston
Tasmin worked on matters before the civil, criminal and business litigation sessions — "a wonderful way to cement what I had learned as a first-year student," she says.
International Law Society
Student Global AIDS Campaign
MPH Courses at Tufts University School of Medicine
Global Health Systems
Monitoring and Evaluation of Health and Nutrition Programs
Occupational and Environmental Health
Healthcare Budgeting and Management
Oxfam America, Private Sector Department, Boston
Applying her public health training and legal knowledge, Tasmin helped to design and implement a study measuring a transnational corporation's "poverty footprint" in two countries. This co-op was supported by a fellowship granted by the law school's Program on Human Rights and the Global Economy.
Bingham McCutchen (now Morgan, Lewis & Bockius), Boston
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, Victims Unit, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tasmin assisted in compiling testimony from victims of the genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge.
Fellow, Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project, Northeastern University School of Law, Boston
Tasmin helped research and investigate racially motivated homicides relating to the 1960s US civil rights movement.
Associate, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, Boston
Attorney, Morningside Technology Advisory, Boston
A creative advocate for emerging businesses.


It seems that the judge presiding over the federal court for the Southern District of New York, Judge Louis L. Stanton has made one of the most idiotic decisions in the history of the internet. And guess who's gonna take the flak? That's right, it's you.
Judge Stanton has ordered Google to give Viacom all of the IP addresses of any user who has ever viewed YouTube videos on the massively popular video sharing site. If Viacom is looking for such data, it's obvious that they want to go after the people who've watched their videos, and will very likely take legal action. If you want more information about this horrible decision check out a much more detailed story over at Mashable.


An exhibition honoring the ecology of Alameda Island. Featuring a Green Organization and Industry Faire presenting organic and sustainable food, beverages and information on how to live green.
Reception: Thursday, April 22, 2010 (Earth Day) / 5-10 p.m.
Local artists and members of the community convene at this annual free street fair to create unique large-scale linoleum block carvings printed with a three-ton steamroller.
California Society of Printmakers (CSP) 95th Annual Membership show at Bay Model in Sausalito.
The CSP is an international membership organization of print artists and supporters of the art of fine printmaking. It promotes professional development and opportunities for printmakers, and educates artists and the public about printmaking.
Recent large-scale landscape paintings of Oakland Skyline at Night reflected in Lake Merritt and San Francisco Bay and Skyline; nudes; figures in moonlight; and linocuts of San Francisco and Oakland Skylines.
During a previous show in early 2008, several pieces were sold.
Located in Oakland's Historic District, Mignonne is a French inspired boutique that showcases art by local artists amid new modern and quality vintage home decor and unique objects of luxury, comfort and style.
Celebrating Halloween and the El Dia de Los Muertos.
One man show of Gary's recently finished large canvas paintings of landscapes, nudes and prints with a Night and Day theme.
"Lounging at Home" features several vibrant whiteline prints of inviting interior scenes in which figures repose bathed in soft, warm light invoking a sense of serenity and harmony. Other works on display include two monoprints of stylized portraits in Victorian-era grab as well as a large painting also of a home interior of a woman seated in front of a large arched window with warm afternoon light streaming into the room. The painting titled "Late Afternoon" is acrylic on canvas, 24 in. x 36 in.
The boutique is staged as a chic studio apartment where the art and furnishings are presented in room-like vignettes allowing art connoisseurs and discerning individuals to envision how the decor and furnishings will adorn their homes.
The Main ARTery Gallery has an eclectic flavor that seems to be the common thread running through the art, the artists and the clientele. The Main ARTery is a 1940's Art Deco Style space representing dozens of California artists.
"Surrealism was the one genre which always got my attention. I find it somewhat mundane to paint something that exists when you can create something which does not. Reaching into the id and extracting a vision or concept that boggles the mind or exists in that shadowy twilight area where none dare tread. Gary has gone there, and brought back his visions from the id, for all of us to enjoy."
Presented linocut and woodcuts from 1991 to recent works, describing techniques, materials, and compositions. Demonstrated sample techniques.
This six-week workshop is appropriate for all skill levels.
The artist/instructor will teach printmaking methods to create black and white and multicolor images from a single piece of artists' grade linoleum or laminated wood. The basics of four printmaking techniques will be presented: (1) black and white linocuts as made popular by early Renaissance and Eastern printmakers; (2) white line technique as created by US Provincetown printmakers; (3) reduction method innovated by Pablo Picasso; (4) and multi-plate, multi-color techniques used by Japanese and Modern printmakers.
Students will learn the mechanics of using a printmaking press and will have created one or more completed prints by the end of the workshop sessions. The instructor/artist will provide demonstrations of image transfer and planning, registration, editing, and basic color theory.
Returning students will receive personal instruction on advanced techniques, problem correction and may use the press to create print editions.
Printmaking workshop at Rhythmix Cultural Works.
Printmaking workshop at Rythmix Cultural Works.


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The earlier HAZARD Tyre debris, BAR POINT M1 Pacific Mwy (F3) at Mount White exit is now clear.
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Carlucci Golden-Desantis Funeral Home - William J. Bosco, Sr.
In Remembrance of William J. Bosco, Sr.
William J. Bosco, Sr., 99, of New York City, died Saturday afternoon at the Jewish Home Life Care Center, Manhattan. He is survived by his wife, the former Mercedes "Margie" Olivetti, who was born and raised in Dunmore. The couple celebrated 73 years of marriage on November 22.
Born in Traves, Italy, he was the son of the late Louis and Maria Olivetti Bosco.
He was an avid reader and enjoyed the New York Times crossword puzzles. He enjoyed dancing to the Big Band era music and was a Word War II history expert. He loved to tell stories to all the youngsters in the family passing the rich history of things he saw and did in his long life.
Also surviving is a daughter Barbara Bosco, NY, NY; sons William J. Bosco, Jr. and wife Maureen, Suffern, NY and James R. Bosco, NY, NY; grandchildren Kelly Manzi and husband Anthony, William, III and wife Jennifer, and Michael and wife Cara; granddaughter-in-law, Traci Bosco-Myhal and husband Thomas; eleven great-grandchildren; a brother in law, Delvi J. Olivetti, Dunmore; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Richard Edward Bosco, who was a victim of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack.
The funeral will be Friday from the Carlucci-Golden-DeSantis Funeral Home, Inc., 318 E. Drinker St., Dunmore, with a service at 10 a.m. in the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to St. Joseph's Center, 2010 Adams Ave. Scranton, PA, 18509.
My deepest condolence for you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
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Please accept our sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Bosco family at this very difficult time.
Our family prayers for Aunt Margie and family as we pay our respect to Uncle William and celebrate his life. We'll miss him.
Rest in peace Uncle William. I can just imagine the stories you're telling them up there.
Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of Uncle William. I have many fond memories of the Bosco family NEPA visits and Uncle William will always be a big part of those memories.
My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family and all who had the pleasure and luck of knowing Mr. Bosco.
His light will be deeply missed but his giant spirit will always sparkle on by how so very loved he was by so very many.
We are blessed to have had you for 99 years as our Grandpa and Great-Grandpa. That is a remarkable time to have and we are proud of that. You will be missed and held dear in our hearts always.


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