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text:
\section{Introduction}

We want to examine the group $32\Gamma_3f$ given by
\begin{equation*}
  \left\<x, y\middle| y^8=1, x^4=y^4, \presup{x}{y}=y^3 \right\> \,.
\end{equation*}
This is a group of size 32 and the notation $32\Gamma_3f$ is taken
from Hall--Senior~\cite{Hall1964}. Alternatively it is the group number
15 of size 32 in the numbering of the Small Groups
library~\cite{Besche2002}. The above presentation is as
in~\cite{Huebschmann1989}.

The mod-$2$-cohomology of $32\Gamma_3f$ has been calculated four times
already, but with two incompatible results. Specifically
Rusin~\cite{Rusin1987} and Huebschmann\cite{Huebschmann1989} state
that all cohomology classes in degree $3$ are nilpotent, whereas
Carlson~\cite{Carlson2003} and Green--King~\cite{Green2011,
  Green2011w} find that there is an indecomposable element in degree 3
which is non-nilpotent. Here we present an independent computation
which verifies the result of Carlson and Green--King; in particular we
exhibit a standard 3-cocycle whose cohomology class is non-nilpotent.

The group admits the following presentation, which we are going to use
throughout the article.
\begin{align*}
  32\Gamma_3f &= \left\<f_1, f_2, f_3, f_4, f_5\middle|\begin{gathered}
      f_1^2 = f_4, f_2^2 = f_3, f_3^2=f_4^2=f_5, f_5^2 = 1, \\
      f_2^{f_1}=f_2f_3, f_3^{f_1}=f_3f_5, f_i^{f_j} = f_i\text{ for all other $j<i$}
    \end{gathered}
  \right\> \\
            &\stackrel{\text{as set}}{=}\left\{f_1^af_2^bf_3^cf_4^df_5^e
              \mid a,b,c,d,e\in\FF_2\right\}
\end{align*}
This compares to the first presentation as follows:
$f_1 \stackrel{\wedge}{=} x$, $f_2 \stackrel{\wedge}{=} y$,
$f_3 \stackrel{\wedge}{=} y^2$, $f_4 \stackrel{\wedge}{=} x^2$ and
$f_5 \stackrel{\wedge}{=} x^4 = y^4$. The operation is then given as
\begin{align*}
  g_1g_2 = (f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}f_4^{d_1}f_5^{e_1})
           (f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2}f_4^{d_2}f_5^{e_2})
         = f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+\tilde c}f_4^{d_1+d_2+\tilde d}
           f_5^{e_1+e_2+\tilde e}
\end{align*}
where
\begin{align*}
  \tilde c &= b_1a_2+b_1b_2 \\
  \tilde d &= a_1a_2 \\
  \tilde e &= d_1d_2+a_1a_2d_2+a_1d_1a_2
             +c_1c_2+b_1b_2c_2+b_1c_1b_2+b_1a_2c_2+b_1c_1a_2+c_1a_2+b_1a_2b_2
\end{align*}
are the deviations from the elementary abelian case.

Along with~\cite[Conjecture 3]{Eick2015} we propose the following
conjecture.

\begin{verm*}
  The family of groups
  $\Phi_n := \left\<x, y\middle| y^{2^n}=1, x^4=y^{2^{n-1}},
    \presup{x}{y}=y^{2^n-1} \right\> \cong \left\<x, y\middle|
    y^{2^n}=1, x^4=y^{2^{n-1}}, \presup{x}{y}=y^{2^{n-1}-1} \right\>$
  for $n\ge3$ is the only exception to Huebschmanns results and all
  groups of the family have the cohomology
  \[
  H^*(\Phi_n) \cong \FF_2[u_1, v_1, W_2, y_3, z_4]/(v^2+uv = u^2 = uW
  = y^2 + W^3 = uy = 0)\,.
  \]
\end{verm*}
Thus case (2) of Theorem~E of~\cite{Huebschmann1989} splits into two
cases, the $\Phi_n$ with the corrected cohomology and the remainder
with the already correct cohomology.

\section{Breaking the problem apart}

We describe $32\Gamma_3f$ as a central extension
\begin{equation}
  1\to C_2=\<f_5\> \hookrightarrow 32\Gamma_3f \twoheadrightarrow 16\Gamma_2c_2 \to 1
  \label{eq:extension32}\tag{I}
\end{equation}
where the quotient is the group $16\Gamma_2c_2$ of size 16 according
to Hall--Senior or the group number 4 of size 16 according to the Small
Groups Library. We describe $16\Gamma_2c_2$ as
\[
  16\Gamma_2c_2 = \left\<f_1, f_2, f_3, f_4, f_5\middle| f_5 = 1\right\>
\]
where the $f_i$ otherwise behave as in the case of
$32\Gamma_3f$. Furthermore we describe $16\Gamma_2c_2$ as a central
extension
\begin{equation}
  1\to C_2=\<f_4\> \hookrightarrow 16\Gamma_2c_2 \twoheadrightarrow D_8 \to 1
  \label{eq:extension16}\tag{II}
\end{equation}
where
\[
  D_8 = \left\<f_1, f_2, f_3, f_4, f_5\middle| f_4 = f_5 = 1\right\>
\]
is easily identifiable as a dihedral group of order 8.

\section{Cohomology}

We denote by $\bar a$, $\bar b$, $\bar c$, $\bar d$, $\bar e$, the set
maps $32\Gamma_3f\to\FF_2$ mapping $f_1^af_2^bf_3^cf_4^df_5^e$ to the
respective exponent. We now utilize the bar construction to describe
the cohomology of the group $G$ ($32\Gamma_3f$ or a quotient thereof),
so that in degree $n$ the cochains are given by the vector space of
maps $G^n\to\FF_2$ as given above, but with indices to indicate the
relevant copy of $G$. Thus for example
$\bar b_1\bar a_2\bar c_2:G^2\to\FF_2:(g_1, g_2) =
(f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}f_4^{d_1}f_5^{e_1},
f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2}f_4^{d_2}f_5^{e_2})\mapsto b_1a_2c_2$.

The cohomology of the $D_8$ is (see for example~\cite[Theorem
2.7]{Adem2004}, where the group generators are different so that our
$u$ is the sum of their degree one cohomology generators)
\[
H^*(D_8) = \FF_2[u_1, v_1, w_2]/(v^2+uv = 0)
\]
where the classes of degree one are given by $u = [\bar a]$,
$v = [\bar b]$ with square brackets denoting the appropriate
equivalence classes and the subscripts denoting the degree. Further we
calculate for $w$ in degree two (as $\<f_2, f_3\>$ is a $C_4$ we have
$w\approx [\bar c^2]$).
\begin{align*}
  \delta({\bar c}_1{\bar c}_2&+{\bar b}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar b}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar b}_2+{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar b}_2)(g_1, g_2, g_3)  =: \delta(\Xi)(g_1, g_2, g_3)\\
               &=\Xi(g_2, g_3) - \Xi(g_1g_2, g_3) + \Xi(g_1, g_2g_3) - \Xi(g_1, g_2) \\
               &=(c_2c_3+b_2a_3c_3+b_2c_2a_3+b_2b_3c_3+b_2c_2b_3+c_2a_3+b_2a_3b_3) \\
               &\qquad - \bigl((c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2)c_3+(b_1+b_2)a_3c_3+(b_1+b_2)(c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2)a_3 \\
               &\qquad\qquad +(b_1+b_2)b_3c_3+(b_1+b_2)(c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2)b_3\\
               &\qquad\qquad +(c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2)a_3+(b_1+b_2)a_3b_3\bigr) \\
               &\qquad + \bigl(c_1(c_2+c_3+b_2a_3+b_2b_3)+b_1(a_2+a_3)(c_2+c_3+b_2a_3+b_2b_3)+b_1c_1(a_2+a_3) \\
               &\qquad\qquad +b_1(b_2+b_3)(c_2+c_3+b_2a_3+b_2b_3)+b_1c_1(b_2+b_3)+c_1(a_2+a_3) \\
               &\qquad\qquad +b_1(a_2+a_3)(b_2+b_3)\bigr) \\
               &\qquad - (c_1c_2+b_1a_2c_2+b_1c_1a_2+b_1b_2c_2+b_1c_1b_2+c_1a_2+b_1a_2b_2) \\
               &= 0.
\end{align*}
Hence $w = [{\bar c}_1{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar b}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar b}_2+{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar b}_2]$.

Furthermore the only non-trivial Steenrod operation is $Sq^1(w) = uw$
(see again~\cite[Theorem 2.7]{Adem2004}).

Now we can determine the cocycle of the
extension~(\ref{eq:extension16}). To do this we select a splitting
$\sigma: D_8\to 16\Gamma_2c_2$ on the set level and compute
$q:D_8^2\to \<f_4\>:(g_1, g_2)\mapsto\sigma(g_1) \sigma(g_2)
\sigma(g_1g_2)^{-1}$,
which is a representative for the cocycle in $H^2(D_8, \<f_4\>\cong\FF_2)$. We
choose the canonical splitting mapping $f_1^af_2^bf_3^c$ to
$f_1^af_2^bf_3^cf_4^0$. Thus we get
\begin{align*}
q(g_1, g_2)& = q(f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}, f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2}) \\
           & = \sigma(f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}) \sigma(f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2})
             \sigma(f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2})^{-1} \\
           & = f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2}
             (f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2})^{-1} \\
           & = f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2}f_4^{a_1a_2}
             (f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2})^{-1} \\
           & = f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2}
             (f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2})^{-1}f_4^{a_1a_2} \\
           & = f_4^{a_1a_2}
\end{align*}
and the cocycle $\alpha$ is $[\bar a]^2 = u^2$.

\begin{table}[h!]
  \centering
  \centerline{\begin{tabular}{c||c|c|c|c|c|c}
  5 & $\vdots{}$  &&&&&\\ \hline
  2 & $t^2$  & $\hdots{}$ &&&&\\ \hline
  1 & $t$  & $ut$, $vt$ & $\hdots{}$ &&&\\ \hline
  0 & 1 & $u$, $v$ & $u^2$, $uv=v^2$, $w$ & $u^3$, $v^3$, $uw$, $vw$ & $u^4$, $v^4$, $u^2w$, $w^2$, $v^2w$ & $\cdots{}$\\ \hline\hline
  ~ & 0 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4
  \end{tabular}
}
\end{table}

Now we use the Leray-Serre-spectral-sequence to determine the
cohomology. We have $E_2^{pq} = H^p(D_8)\otimes H^q(\<f_4\>) \implies
H^*(16\Gamma_2c_2)$, where $H^*(\<f_4\>) = H^*(C_2) = \FF_2[t_1]$ (and
$t = [\bar d]$). Now the cocycle $u^2\in H^2(D_8)$ has to be killed and
hence $d_2(t) = u^2$. Now by the algebra structure we can compute
$d_2$ everywhere and get $E_3 \cong (H^*(D_8)/(u^2))\otimes
\FF_2[t^2]$. Now we use the Steenrod operations to see by Kudo's
transgression theorem
\begin{equation*}
  d_3(t^2) = d_3(Sq^1(t)) = Sq^1(d_2(t)) = Sq^1(u^2) = 0\,.
\end{equation*}
By the algebra structure all of $d_3$ is zero. Furthermore $d_n(t^2)$
for $n>3$ vanishes trivially. Thus we have a collapse at the $E_3$
page and retrieve
\[
H^*(16\Gamma_2c_2) \cong \FF_2[u_1, v_1, w_2, x_2]/(v^2+uv = u^2 = 0)\,.
\]
Here $u$, $v$ and $w$ are simply inflated from $H^*(D_8)$.

Now $x$ is roughly $[\bar d^2]$ and we verify
\begin{align*}
  \delta({\bar d}_1{\bar d}_2&+{\bar a}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar d}_2+{\bar a}_1{\bar d}_1{\bar a}_2)(g_1, g_2, g_3) \\
               &=(d_2d_3+a_2a_3d_3+a_2d_2a_3) \\
               &\qquad - ((d_1+d_2+a_1a_2)d_3+(a_1+a_2)a_3d_3+(a_1+a_2)(d_1+d_2+a_1a_2)a_3) \\
               &\qquad + (d_1(d_2+d_3+a_2a_3)+a_1(a_2+a_3)(d_2+d_3+a_2a_3)+a_1d_1(a_2+a_3)) \\
               &\qquad - (d_1d_2+a_1a_2d_2+a_1d_1a_2) \\
               &= 0.
\end{align*}
Thus
$x=[{\bar d}_1{\bar d}_2+{\bar a}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar d}_2+{\bar
  a}_1{\bar d}_1{\bar a}_2]$.
Furthermore the non-trivial Steenrod operations are $Sq^1(w)=uw$
(still valid) and $Sq^1(x)=0$. For the latter we have to do a bit of
work, the result lies in degree three and hence is a linear
combination of $uw$, $vw$, $ux$ and $vx$. Now we restrict to the two
possible $C_4\times C_2$ subgroups. For $\<f_1, f_3, f_4\>$ with cohomology
$\FF_2[p_1, q_1, r_2]/(q^2=0)$ we get the restrictions
\begin{gather*}
  u \mapsto q, \qquad v \mapsto 0, \qquad w \mapsto p^2+pq, \qquad x \mapsto r
\end{gather*} and for $\<f_2, f_3, f_4\>$ with cohomology
$\FF_2[p_1', q_1', r_2']/(q'^2=0)$ we get the restrictions
\begin{gather*}
  u \mapsto 0, \qquad v \mapsto q', \qquad w \mapsto r', \qquad x \mapsto p'^2.
\end{gather*}
Now $Sq^1(p'^2)=0=Sq^1(r)$ (for the second one see
e.\,g.~\cite[\S\,7.4]{Carlson2003}). Hence $Sq^1(x)$ cannot contain
any of the four aforementioned constituents and thus must vanish.

\subsection{Final computation for $32\Gamma_3f$}

We determine the extension cocycle of~(\ref{eq:extension32}) as
previously.
\begin{align*}
q(g_1, g_2)& = \sigma(f_1^{a_1}f_2^{b_1}f_3^{c_1}f_4^{d_1})
             \sigma(f_1^{a_2}f_2^{b_2}f_3^{c_2}f_4^{d_2})
             \sigma(f_1^{a_1+a_2}f_2^{b_1+b_1}f_3^{c_1+c_2+b_1a_2+b_1b_2}f_4^{d_1+d_2+a_1a_2})^{-1} \\
           & = f_5^{d_1d_2+a_1a_2d_2+a_1d_1a_2+c_1c_2+b_1b_2c_2+b_1c_1b_2+b_1a_2c_2+b_1c_1a_2+c_1a_2+b_1a_2b_2}
\end{align*}
Thus we receive for the cocycle $\alpha$ now the value $w+x$.

\begin{table}[h!]
  \centering
  \centerline{\begin{tabular}{c||c|c|c|c|c|c}
  5 & $\vdots{}$  &&&&&\\ \hline
  4 & $t^4$  & $\hdots{}$ &&&&\\ \hline
  3 & $t^3$  & $\hdots{}$ &&&&\\ \hline
  2 & $t^2$  & $ut^2$, $vt^2$ & $uvt^2=v^2t^2$, $wt^2$, $xt^2$ & $\hdots{}$ &&\\ \hline
  1 & $t$  & $ut$, $vt$ & $uvt=v^2t$, $wt$, $xt$ & $\hdots{}$ &&\\ \hline
  0 & 1 & $u$, $v$ & $uv=v^2$, $w$, $x$ & $uw$, $vw$, $ux$, $wx$ & $v^2w$, $v^2x$, $w^2$, $wx$, $x^2$ & $\cdots{}$\\ \hline\hline
  ~ & 0 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5
  \end{tabular}
  }
\end{table}

Again we use the Leray-Serre-spectral-sequence to determine the
cohomology. We have $E_2^{pq} = H^p(16\Gamma_2c_2)\otimes
H^q(\<f_5\>) \implies H^*(32\Gamma_3f)$, where $H^*(\<f_5\>) = H^*(C_2)
= \FF_2[t_1]$ (and $t = [\bar e]$). Now the cocycle $w+x\in
H^2(16\Gamma_2c_2)$ has to be killed and hence $d_2(t) = w+x$. Now by
the algebra structure we can compute $d_2$ everywhere and get $E_3
\cong (H^*(16\Gamma_2c_2)/(w+x))\otimes \FF_2[t^2]$. Again we use
Steenrod operations to determine $d_3$ as
\begin{equation*}
  d_3(t^2) = d_3(Sq^1(t)) = Sq^1(d_2(t)) = Sq^1(w+x) = uw\,.
\end{equation*}
We can thus determine $d_3$ everywhere. Note that $d_3(ut^2) = u^2w =
0$ and $d_3(v^2t^2) = v^2uw = vu^2w = 0$. This gives us $E_3 \cong
(H^*(16\Gamma_2c_2)/(w+x, uw))\otimes \FF_2[t^4]$. Again we use
Steenrod operations for the next possible non-trivial differential
\begin{equation*}
  d_5(t^4) = d_5(Sq^2(t^2)) = Sq^2(d_3(t^2)) = Sq^2(uw) = u^3w + uw^2\, \stackrel{\wedge}{=} 0.
\end{equation*}
As before we see, that the spectral sequence collapses. We end up with
the following $E_\infty$-page, where we omitted equal things due to
$w = x$ and $uv = v^2$.

\begin{table}[h!]
  \centering
  \centerline{\begin{tabular}{c||c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c}
  5 & $\vdots{}$  & $\vdots{}$ & $\vdots{}$ &&&&&\\ \hline
  4 & $t^4$  & $ut^4$, $vt^4$ &  $wt^4$, $v^2t^4$, $u^2t^4=0$
             & $\hdots{}$ &&&&\\ \hline
  3 &&&&&&&&\\ \hline
  2 & & $ut^2$ & $v^2t^2$, $u^2t^2=0$ & $wut^2$ & $vwut^2$ & $\hdots{}$ &&\\ \hline
  1 &&&&&&&&\\ \hline
  0 & 1 & $u$, $v$ & $v^2$, $w$ & $vw$ & $w^2$ & $vw^2$ & $w^3$ & $\cdots{}$\\ \hline\hline
  ~ & 0 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 & 6 & 7
  \end{tabular}
  }
\end{table}

Now we have the generators $u_1$, $v_1$, $W_2$ ($w$ equalling $x$),
$y_3$ given by $ut^2$ and $z_4$ given by $t^4$. We also get the
relations for $u$, $v$ and $W$ and furthermore $z$ has no
relations. However the relations involving $y$ still need to be
determined, since we have $y^2\stackrel{\wedge}{=}u^2t^4 = 0$
and $uy\stackrel{\wedge}{=}u^2t^2 = 0$.

Now $y$ corresponds roughly to $\bar a\bar e^2$. Indeed with
$x_{12} := {\bar d}_1{\bar d}_2+{\bar a}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar d}_2+{\bar
  a}_1{\bar d}_1{\bar a}_2$
and
$w_{12} := {\bar c}_1{\bar c}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar a}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar
  b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar b}_2{\bar c}_2+{\bar
  b}_1{\bar c}_1{\bar b}_2+{\bar c}_1{\bar a}_2+{\bar b}_1{\bar
  a}_2{\bar b}_2$ one can verify that the differential of
\medskip
\begin{gather*}
  \Bigl(x_{12}w_{12} + (\bar e_1 + \bar e_2)(x_{12} + w_{12}) + \bar
  b_1\bar c_1\bar a_2 + \bar b_1\bar c_1\bar a_2\bar c_2 + \bar
  b_1\bar d_2 + \bar c_1\bar a_2\bar c_2 + \bar e_1\bar a_2 + \bar
  e_1\bar e_2\Bigr)\bar a_3 \\
  + x_{12}\bar d_3
\end{gather*}
vanishes. Thus we can use this term as representative for $y$.

To determine the relations of $y$ we use the subgroup
$K := \< f_2, f_3, f_4, f_5 \> \cong C_8\times C_2$, where the
generators are $f_2$ and $f_3f_4$. It has cohomology
$H^*(K) \cong \FF_2[\xi_1, \phi_1, \chi_2]/(\phi^2)$, where $\xi$
belongs to the $C_2$.

We first compute the restrictions on the chain level. The inclusion is
$K\hookrightarrow G : f_2^if_3^jf_5^k(f_3f_4)^l \mapsto
f_2^if_3^{j+l}f_4^lf_5^k$ giving restrictions
\begin{gather*}
 \bar a \mapsto 0, \qquad
 \bar b \mapsto \bar i, \qquad
 \bar c \mapsto \bar j + \bar l, \qquad
 \bar d \mapsto \bar l, \qquad
 \bar e \mapsto \bar k.
\end{gather*}
The cohomology classes of further interest are $\xi = [\bar l]$ and
$\phi = [\bar i]$. With them we get restrictions (suppressing most
terms which map to zero because they contain $\bar a$)
\begin{align*}
 u &= [\bar a] \mapsto 0, \\
 v &= [\bar b] \mapsto [\bar i] = \phi, \\
 W &= [\bar d^2 + \bar a(\ldots)] \mapsto [\bar l^2] = \xi^2, \\
 y &= [\bar d^3 + \bar a(\ldots)] \mapsto [\bar l^3] = \xi^3. \\
\end{align*}

Now we look at the spectral sequence and see that during ungrading we
get the following uncertainties: $y^2$ is a linear combination of
$W^3$ and $vWy$ whereas $uy$ is a scalar multiple of $W^2$.

We restrict to $K$ and immediately retrieve $y^2 = W^3$ and $uy =
0$. Thus we get the following.

\begin{result*}
  The mod-$2$-cohomology ring of $32\Gamma_3f$ is
  \[
  H^*(32\Gamma_3f, \FF_2) \cong \FF_2[u_1, v_1, W_2, y_3, z_4]/(v^2+uv = u^2
  = uW = y^2 + W^3 = uy = 0)\,.
  \]
\end{result*}

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The vessel was extremely shipshape (I am ex Navy, so can appreciate the crew's pride of workplace in a marine environment). Food was varied and a good daily choice offered. No-one got sick and everyone loved what was served up. Our waistlines can attest to the quality and quantity consumed. Interaction with the crew was encouraged and they were all keen to make our trip special.
Our only issue was the efficiency of the plumbing system, but if you try long enough, it works...sort of!
Good on you for ensuring your father's legacy stays in operation during this very bad time in Myanmar's history. I hope the press will sort out their biases soon so the country can enjoy tourism again without the fears raised by people with only second hand experience.


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Q: Server requires reboot after modifying the interface configuration file I modified the interface configuration file as follows:
vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ens160

I have changed the IP and gateway. I run the command as follows:
nmcli connection down ens160 && nmcli connection up ens160

However, the IP address does not change when I do ifconfig. I have to reboot the server for the change to take place.
What other commands can I run so I won't have to reboot the server? I am running AlmaLinux 8.6.

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Alternatively, you should make your modifications to the interface configuration with
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If you make your changes in one of these ways, the "RedHat-like" NetworkManager configuration backend will automatically update the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-* files appropriately, as that backend is read/write.
(On Debian and related distributions, the NetworkManager backend that reads Debian's classic /etc/network/interfaces is read-only, and any configuration updates get stored to /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ or to a per-user location which may be specific to distribution and/or desktop-environment used.)

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Patients still stuck with bill for medical errors
By JoNel AlecciaJoNel AlecciaHealth writermailto:jonel.aleccia@msnbc.com
But the 33-year-old school district controller actually wound up with two scars in the delicate region — one on each side — after the surgeon mistakenly operated on the left and had to start over.
Nearly as painful, Baccam said, was when he opened his mail a few weeks later and saw his health insurance had been billed for both operations.
"I'm not really a very litigious person," Baccam said. "But that's when I got a little more angry."
Baccam's going to court now, records show, suing Dr. Frederick S. Nuss and The Iowa Clinic, who declined to comment on the pending lawsuit. It's the principle of the thing, said Baccam, who's hoping for a settlement.
But if the mistake had occurred at a different time, or in a different state, Baccam might not have been billed at all.
Spurred by federal and industry moves to cut payments for avoidable mistakes, hospitals across the country have joined a growing movement not to charge patients or their insurers for serious, preventable errors.
The National Quality Forum (NQF), a health care safety advocacy agency, has identified 28 such events ranging from giving a mother the wrong baby to leaving objects behind after surgery.
The list includes so-called "wrong-site" procedures, in which doctors operate on the wrong body part, the wrong place and, in some cases, the wrong person. There are 1,300 to 2,700 wrong-site procedures performed in the U.S. each year, according to a 2006 study in the Archives of Surgery.
39 states may still bill
Still, that leaves 39 states — including Iowa — where patients can expect that they, or their insurance providers, still may be billed for errors that one association leader called "no-brainers."
"There's no denying it if you've done surgery on the wrong person or the wrong body part. That's black and white," said Joseph M. Letnaunchyn, who heads the West Virginia Hospital Association.
Letnaunchyn expects his agency on March 6 to join the parade of states adopting voluntary no-payment policies. West Virginia's plan would cover eight of the most serious NQF errors, and include guidelines to help decide whether to pay for other mistakes, he said.
Only four states have agreed to waive fees for all "never events." Other states have agreed not to charge for eight, nine or 10 mistakes, or created their own lists based on NQF standards. In Delaware and Massachusetts, for instance, the short list of non-billable errors includes artificial insemination with the wrong donor sperm or donor egg. Pennsylvania's list adds "unexpected removal of an organ" and "unexpected amputation of a limb."
Update, Feb. 29: Indiana Hospital Association officials now say they have adopted a no-payment policy that urges hospitals to waive fees for 12 errors. Previously, they said they'd developed guidelines and shared them with hospitals for adoption.
While it's not clear how many patients are charged for hospital errors, the federal government has an idea. In 2006, Medicare was billed 764 times for objects left behind after surgery, resulting in an average payment of nearly $62,000 per event. The agency was billed 33 times for patients who got the wrong blood, at an average cost of $46,000 apiece, and nearly 323,000 times for the worst kind of pressure ulcers, a preventable problem, at a cost of $40,381 apiece.
'For God's sake, don't pay it'
Not charging for the egregious errors is the least that hospitals can do, said Patty Canakaris, 62, of St. Augustine, Fla. Her 67-year-old brother, Blake Oliver, died in December after receiving the wrong type of blood during a simple surgery at Bert Fish Medical Center in New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
"I said, 'For God's sake, don't pay it. Let them turn blue,'" Canakaris said. "I think it's unconscionable for a hospital or a physician to expect remuneration for this type of an outcome."
Though it seems like a simple, compassionate stance, not charging for hospital mistakes is not as easy as it appears, some hospital representatives said.
Defining what constitutes a mistake, whether it was preventable, and who's responsible requires reviewing a labyrinth of actions and reactions, noted Debby Rogers, vice president of quality and emergency services for the California Hospital Association. That state has endorsed voluntary guidelines for non-payment, but still allows hospitals to evaluate errors on a case-by-case basis.
"If we're supposed to cut off the right leg and we cut off the left leg, that's pretty clear cut," she said.
But if a surgeon operates on a person's third cervical vertebrae instead of the fourth, and the hospital staff prepared the correct site, who should pay? "Is that the hospital's fault?" Rogers asked.
Doctors and administrators worry that if hospitals waive fees for errors, they'll be admitting liability that could hurt them in court.
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MEDICAL MISTAKES
28 errors that should never happen
The National Quality Forum, a nonprofit health care safety agency, has created a list of 28 so-called "never events" that detail avoidable errors. The list includes the following injuries, infections or conditions:
Surgery on the wrong body part.
Surgery on the wrong patient.
Wrong surgical procedure performed on a patient.
Object left in patient after surgery.
Death of patient who had been generally healthy during or immediately after surgery for a localized problem.
Patient death or serious disability associated with the use of contaminated drugs, devices or biologics.
Patient death or serious disability associated with the misuse or malfunction of a device.
Patient death or serious disability associated with intravascular air embolism.
Infant discharged to wrong person.
Patient death or serious disability associated with patient disappearing for more than four hours.
Patient suicide or attempted suicide resulting in serious disability.
Patient death or serious disability associated with a medication error.
Patient death or serious disability associated with transfusion of blood or blood product of the wrong type.
Maternal death or serious disability associated with labor or delivery in a low-risk pregnancy.
Patient death or serious disability associated with the onset of hypoglycemia, a drop in blood sugar.
Death or serious disability associated with failure to identify and treat hyperbilirubinemia, a blood abnormality, in newborns.
Severe pressure ulcers acquired in the hospital.
Patient death or serious disability due to spinal manipulative therapy.
Patient death or serious disability associated with an electric shock.
Any incident in which a line designated for oxygen or other gas to be delivered to a patient contains the wrong gas or is contaminated by toxic substances.
Patient death or serious disability associated with a burn in the hospital.
Patient death associated with a fall suffered in the hospital.
Patient death or serious disability associated with the use of restraints or bedrails.
Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist or other licensed healthcare provider.
Abduction of a patient.
Sexual assault on a patient.
Death or significant injury of a patient or staff member resulting from a physical assault in the hospital.
Artificial insemination with the wrong donor sperm or donor egg.
Source: National Quality Forum.
falseMedicare decision sparks change
Health association officials acknowledge they've been spurred to action by federal Medicare officials and a few large insurance companies who have moved recently to improve patient safety and cut health costs by refusing to pay for hospital errors.
Starting in October, Medicare will no longer pay the extra costs of treating patients who develop eight serious, preventable conditions after they've been hospitalized. The much-debated list includes falls from bed, cathers-associated urinary tract infections and pressure ulcers. The nation's largest insurers, including Aetna Inc. and WellPoint Inc. are moving toward similar policies.
In South Carolina, BlueCross BlueShield officials negotiated a voluntary deal with state hospital association members not to charge the insurance company for 10 preventable errors. Everyone else will still be billed, acknowledged Dr. Rick Foster, senior vice president for quality and patient safety.
He said he's looking forward to creation of a national, universal standard that patients, providers and insurers can share.
"The goal is to have these guidelines in every state, not having three or four different standards," he said.
Like Foster, many hospital representatives across the country say they've long waived fees for errors on a case-by-case basis and that they've been considering adopting uniform non-payment policies for months, even years.
'It's just the right thing to do'
"It's not peer pressure, it's doing what's right for the patient," said Danny Chun, a spokesman for the Illinois Hospital Association, which has formed a task force to consider non-payment policies.
"It's just the right thing to do," agreed Wayne Smith, president and chief executive of the Delaware Healthcare Association, which announced a no-payment plan Feb. 13. "We thought we'd be more proactive about it."
But consumer and patient advocates say they're skeptical of the sudden altruism. They say they've argued for years — to no avail — that hospitals shouldn't charge for egregious errors, only to see fragile patients wind up facing staggering bills or high court costs to fight them.
"I've been talking about this since 2003. What's taken them so long?" said Nora Johnson, director of education and compliance for Medical Billing Advocates of America, which helps mostly uninsured and under-insured patients with billing problems.
Although there's a perception that most injured patients sue to recover damages, many lack the skills or resources to go to court, and many others are rejected when malpractice lawyers won't accept their cases, Johnson said.
It's no coincidence that states are rushing to adopt no-payment policies now, only months after federal officials announced the Medicare reimbursement changes, said Lisa McGiffert, manager of the Stop Hospital Infections program run by Consumers Union, a nonprofit patient advocacy group.
"I think the most important thing is money talks and it's a powerful incentive for change, and that's what the goal is," McGiffert said.
Many hospitals have pledged publicly to waive fees for errors even in the absence of state policies. Since 2006, about half of some 1,300 hospitals enrolled with The Leapfrog Group, a voluntary health care safety agency, said they wouldn't bill for "never events," spokeswoman Kat Song said.
That includes Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, Ill., where president and chief executive Bruce Crowther said hospitals are moving in the right direction toward transparency. Punitive measures such as withholding funding are not likely to be effective, he said.
"I don't know that we'd work any harder or faster than we do now," he said.
Last summer, the American Hospital Association urged its members to develop voluntary guidelines for nonpayment, noted Nancy Foster, the agency's vice president for quality and safety policy.
"When think that when such an event occurs, when it's preventable and when it's in the control of the hospital and it clearly was a mistake, hospitals should not be expecting to receive payment to treat the problems," she said.
Improving safety is the goal, said Andy Davidson, president and chief executive of the Oregon Hospital Association. Last week, the agency joined neighboring Washington in announcing its hospitals would no longer charge for any of the 28 errors included on the NQF list.
"At the end of the day, this is really a path toward accountability on a lot of fronts," he said. "This is about hospitals regaining that position of being a trusted community asset."
If errors are so rare, why charge?
Consumers should keep in mind that preventable, serious errors are very rare, accounting for about .02 percent to .03 percent of all hospital admissions, Davidson and officials across the country said. In Washington state in 2007, for instance, that meant there were 193 adverse events out of 630,000 admissions.
That very scarcity ought to prompt doctors, hospitals and other providers to make sure that patients injured by mistakes aren't charged for the ordeal, said Kevin Baccam.
"He billed me for both surgeries," Baccam said, still incredulous at the thought. "If I would not have reviewed my insurance bill, I would not have caught it."
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Amnesiac Warmongers
Obama staffers launder their culpability in Yemen.
Read the full piece in The Baffler
THIS WEEK MARKS THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen. Billed by Prince Mohammed bin Salman as a shock-and-awe campaign to nip a rebel insurgency in the bud, the operation has since spiraled out of control, bringing the poor Arabian nation to the point of collapse. Though accurate numbers are difficult to come by, those we do have are hard to fathom: the war has already cost over 100,000 civilian lives; more than 80,000 children under the age of five have likely died of starvation; and infrastructure damage has led to the worst cholera outbreak in recorded history, with over a million cases. An overwhelming majority of Yemen's nearly 30 million people are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance, as they have been for years. All this in a nation that ranked near the bottom of the United Nations' Human Development Index before Saudi Arabia began its bombing campaign in March 2015. And there's no telling how the fast-approaching coronavirus will make things worse.
Yemen is an American war. Though very few American troops are on the ground, and American planes aren't dropping the bombs, the U.S. government has from the outset been the Saudi-led coalition's biggest enabler. Not only is the United States, by a wide margin, the Saudi government's largest weapons supplier, it also provides crucial logistical services to their military, such as targeting assistance and intelligence. Nor has the U.S. government had any qualms in supporting the Saudi-led naval and air blockade on Yemen— a country that imports more than 85 percent of its food and medicine—which United Nations experts largely blame for the deadly food crisis unfolding there.
Every once in a while, something about this carnage will make its way into the American news cycle. A U.S.-made bomb dropped from a Saudi plane will hit a wedding, a funeral, a bus full of children; the press will remind us that Yemen is experiencing "the world's worst humanitarian crisis"; and establishment figures will groan about ending America's "forever wars"—while endorsing the politics that brought those wars about.
The endless cycle of concern trolling and amnesia precludes deeper analysis. Why is the United States abetting Saudi violence? Who are the enemy, and what's the point of so savagely bombarding them? What's to be gained from this barbaric siege? There is little reflection on such questions, either in American media or in American political circles. In the words of Yemeni human rights activist Radhya Almutawakel: "Most American officials look at Yemen like a black hole. They don't understand it. They don't care, and they don't see a solution." This is of course true of the Trump administration, which rubber stamps war crimes without a second thought. But it was equally true of the Obama administration, which initiated the policy of U.S. support for the Saudi assault and greenlit more than $100 billion in arm sales to the Saudi government, despite strong evidence that Saudi planes were deliberately targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure in Yemen.
The Obama administration basically followed a policy of cold, corporate pragmatism—protect the client and the revenue streams—while dressing up its gunrunning in national security clichés. Officials occasionally aired limited expressions of concern for the ballooning humanitarian crisis, but they never amounted to more than public relations control and ass-covering to avoid accountability in the press and on the international stage.
Since abdicating power, however, many of them have made a curious volte-face. Out of office, the likes of Ben Rhodes and Samantha Power have rebranded themselves as foreign policy resistors—even as humanitarians, leveling lukewarm criticisms against the Saudi-led offensive, as well as at the Trump administration for removing the few restrictions Obama had placed on it. Instead of facing accountability, these Obama alumni find themselves shrouded in a bizarre sanctimony by liberal media. With the Democratic party now coalescing around Obama's vice president, they seem to be positioning themselves for another run at power.


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Q: xslt remote debugging using eclipse Does anyone know if eclipse has the capability of remote debugging xslt from a java web application.
I have seen this for netbeans
http://netbeans-xslt-debugger.java.net/
But would like it for eclipse, has anyone come across this for eclipse?

A: OrangevoltXSLT for Eclipse provides XSLT support to the Eclipse platform.
See Getting started with the Orangevolt Eclipse XSLT plug-in at IBM developerworks.


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Cool Christianity Is (Still) a Bad Idea
August 22, 2020 | Brett McCracken
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At the beginning of the 21st century, "relevance" became the prevailing buzzword in Western evangelical Christianity. Sensing new urgency to make the gospel more appealing to the next generation—which polls showed were leaving faith in greater numbers—pastors, church leaders, and Christian influencers tried to rebrand faith. This was the era of Relevant magazine's launch, Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz, and Rob Bell's ascent as a sort of evangelical Steve Jobs. It was the moment when plaid, skinny jeans, beards, and tattoos became the pastor's unofficial uniform. It was a public-relations effort to pitch a less legalistic, friendlier-to-culture, "emergent" faith that was far from the dusty religion of your grandparents.
I chronicled this awkward era in painstaking detail in Hipster Christianity: When Church and Cool Collide, which released 10 years ago this month. In many ways the book is a quaint relic by now—a time capsule of a certain segment of evangelicalism at the turn of the millennium. But the book's dated nature proves the point I was trying to make—that "cool Christianity" is, if not an oxymoron, at least an exercise in futility. A relevance-focused Christianity sows the seeds of its own obsolescence. Rather than rescuing or reviving Christianity, hipster faith shrinks it to the level of consumer commodity, as fickle and fleeting as the latest runway fashion. To locate Christianity's relevance in its ability to find favor among the "cool kids"—just the latest in a long history of evangelical obsession with image—is seriously misguided.
Here are a few reasons why.
Chasing 'Relevance' Is Exhausting and Unsustainable
As I write in the final chapter, it's problematic to assume that true relevance means constantly keeping up with the trends and "meeting the culture where it's at":
This mindset assumes no one will listen to us if we aren't loud and edgy; no one will take us seriously if we aren't conversant with culture; and no one will find Jesus interesting unless he is made to fit the particularities of the zeitgeist. But this sort of "relevance" is defined chiefly and inextricably by the one thing Christianity resolutely defeats: impermanence. Things that are permanent are not faddish or fickle or trendy. They are solid. . . . True relevance lasts.
My argument centered around the inherent transience of "cool" that makes "cool Christianity" unsustainable by definition. Today's hip, cover-boy pastor is tomorrow's has-been. This year's fast-growing, bustling-with-20-somethings cool church is next year's "I used to go there" old news. Near instant obsolescence is baked into the system of hipster Christianity (or hipster anything). It's telling that the majority of the "hip Christian figureheads" I profiled in the book are now far off the radar of evangelical influence. Donald Miller is a marketing consultant. Mark Driscoll's Seattle megahurch dissolved. Rob Bell is a new-age guru endorsed by Oprah and Elizabeth Gilbert. And so forth. That many of the names and trends highlighted in Hipster Christianity a mere decade ago are now nearly forgotten (and would be replaced with a whole new set of personalities and trends today) proves the book's point.
Relevance-focused Christianity sows the seeds of its own obsolescence.
I know a few people who have stayed in hip churches for most of the last decade, but many more have moved on to another (usually liturgical and refreshingly boring) church. Others have left Christianity entirely. Turns out a church that seemed super cool to your 23-year-old self may not be appealing to your 33-year-old, professional-with-kids self. Turns out a church preaching sermons about "God in the movies!" more than the doctrine of the atonement doesn't serve you well in the long run. Turns out a pastor you can drink with, smoke with, and watch Breaking Bad with is not as important as a pastor whose uncool holiness might—just might—push you to grow in Christlikeness yourself.
David Wells has it right, in The Courage to Be Protestant, when he says:
[The] marketing church has calculated that unless it makes deep, serious cultural adaptations, it will go out of business, especially with the younger generations. What it has not considered carefully enough is that it may well be putting itself out of business with God. And the further irony is that the younger generations who are less impressed by whiz-bang technology, who often see through what is slick and glitzy, and who have been on the receiving end of enough marketing to nauseate them, are as likely to walk away from these oh-so-relevant churches as to walk into them.
For pastors and churches, chasing "cool" is a fool's errand. It's investing energy in places that will only fail you—both because it's utterly exhausting (who can keep up with the pace of trends?) and because it sucks energy from the more important, albeit less sexy, tasks of teaching sound doctrine and making true disciples.
We're Often Changed By the Culture We're Trying to Reach
Overemphasis on cultural acceptability—in whatever culture you're in—inevitably leads to theological compromise. This is where evangelicalism's pragmatism-driven image obsession has been its undoing. Seeker-friendliness almost always means softening difficult doctrines or ignoring them altogether. Preaching for applause, clicks, and street cred with a particular tribe almost always leads to theological distortion. "It's time to bring Christianity into the 21st century" is usually code for "let's stop harping about sex, cussing, holiness, inerrancy, and all that unpopular fundamentalist stuff." Attempts to square Christianity with the politics of whatever audience you want to impress (and this happens across the spectrum) eventually leads to a faith shaped by politics rather than a politics shaped by faith.
Preaching for applause, clicks, and street cred with a particular tribe almost always leads to theological distortion.
In the decade since Hipster Christianity, I've noticed a pattern. A theologically conservative 20-something seminary grad is amped about planting a church in some post-Christian place with killer coffee (Portland, Brooklyn, San Francisco). He moves there and starts a church with good intentions to transform the highly secular culture for Jesus. But over time, the highly secular culture transforms him instead. Ostensibly missional immersion in the libertine morality, woke politics, and craft-beer scene of the city's gentrifying neighborhood forms him in its image. Instead of changing the culture, he's changed by it. An initially earnest attempt at "relevant Christianity" gave way to cynicism, a compromised witness, and maybe even abandoning the faith. Mark Sayers talks about this dynamic insightfully in his 2016 book, Disappearing Church. It's a big reason why hipster Christianity has failed to energize the sputtering evangelical movement.
To be sure, engaging the culture is vital: understanding it, diagnosing it, appreciating aspects of it. But don't be naive about its risks (I speak from much experience here). The formative power of our increasingly post-Christian, digitally mediated world is not to be underestimated.
We Are Inheritors, Not Inventors, of Christianity
Ultimately, the evangelical church's relevance obsession—of which "hipster Christianity" is just one manifestation—stems from one of its biggest vulnerabilities: ahistorical presentism. Your average evangelical has woefully little grasp of Christian history and church tradition (because how are long-dead dudes like Augustine relevant to the totally unique needs of millennials?!). But ignorance of the past makes evangelicals susceptible to all manner of theological and ecclesiological confusion. Instead of continuity with the church's past, building on the foundations of Christian history and joyfully stewarding received doctrine and praxis, many are more interested in constant reinvention. The assumption is that every new generation must "do church" in a fresh way.
Ignorance of the past makes evangelicals susceptible to all manner of theological and ecclesiological confusion.
Certainly contextualization is important, and adapting to the times is necessary to some extent. Certainly not everything handed down from previous generations is worth preserving. But secular observers are right to be suspicious when they notice the large number of churches pitching themselves as new, different, and out-of-the-box ("We meet in an abandoned J. C. Penney!" "Our worship band sounds like Pink Floyd-meets-Sigur Rós!" "We're charismatic Calvinists with an in-house coffee roaster!"). It can't help but feel like churches are just consumer products seeking to differentiate themselves in a crowded marketplace—entrepreneurial schemes and gimmicks to sell some spiritual experience.
That's what "trendy church!" invariably communicates: just another thing being sold to you. This is a problem for many reasons, as I wrote in Hipster Christianity:
If I primarily choose Christianity because it is slickly marketed, like I might choose an iPhone, the risk is high that I won't stay loyal to that "brand" forever. I never was attracted to the "thing" itself, after all—just the attractive marketing, which can easily be one-upped in the future by competitors. Attempting to sell the gospel as cool, then, is a dangerous proposition, because it bases the attractiveness of the gospel on an external definition of marketability and cool that will appeal to people but has very little to do with the actual content of the message. Converts to this gospel will likely be like the seeds on rocky soil in Matthew 13—rootless.
Selling 'Cool Christianity' Doesn't Work
It can be tempting for pastors and church leaders these days to get desperate, resorting to outrageous novelties and gimmicks to break through the noise and get people in pews. But remember that if the faith we draw people to doesn't accurately reflect the faith given to us by Jesus—if our attractional church downplays the cost of discipleship (Luke 14:25–33), for example—it will not be a sustainable or transformative faith.
All the cool churches, well-coiffed pastors, and sleek "new ways to be Christian" pitched in the last two decades haven't reversed the downward trend of Christian affiliation in America. The "Christianity 2.0" strategy of reimagined, "relevant" faith didn't work. Maybe a back-to-basics embrace of Christianity 1.0 is what we actually need.
Better than the awkward desperation of "cool Christianity" is the quiet confidence of faithful Christianity. More compelling than any celebrity pastor or bespoke packaging is a church's steady, committed, hand-to-the-plow presence that creates lasting change for the better in lives and communities. If there's anything I've come to see in the decade since I wrote Hipster Christianity, it's this: a faith received is more trustworthy and transformative than a faith reconceived.
Brett McCracken is a senior editor and director of communications at The Gospel Coalition. He is the author of The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World, Uncomfortable: The Awkward and Essential Challenge of Christian Community, Gray Matters: Navigating the Space Between Legalism and Liberty, and Hipster Christianity: When Church and Cool Collide. Brett and his wife, Kira, live in Santa Ana, California, with their two sons. They belong to Southlands Church, and Brett serves as an elder. You can follow him on Twitter.
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Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development
N. C. Rath, A. R. Hand, A Hari Reddi
The appearance of the lysosomal enzymes acid phosphatase, arylsulfatase, and β-glucuronidase was studied during endochondral bone and bone marrow formation induced by implantation of demineralized bone matrix. The activities of acid phosphatase and β-glucuronidase gradually increased from the stage of mesenchymal cell proliferation on Day 3 onward to reach a peak on Day 13, during maximal bone remodeling. However, arysulfatase activity exhibited a sharp increase on Day 9, associated with the onset of cartilage hypertrophy and chondrolysis. The peak of arylsulfatase activity was also attained on Day 13. The activities of all three enzymes declined on Day 15 but acid phosphatase again exhibited an increase during hematopoietic bone marrow differentiation on Days 19-21. Histochemical and ultrastructural studies revealed intense lysosomal enzyme activity in macrophage-like cells on Day 7 and thereafter. During chondrolysis and bone remodeling, these cells were present in a perivascular location. Osteoclasts also exhibited strong reactivity for the lysosomal enzymes. Due to its characteristic temporal appearance during development of endochondral bone, arysulfatase may be used as a marker enzyme for chondrolysis and bone resorption.
Acid Phosphatase
Arylsulfatases
Bone Remodeling
Glucuronidase
Osteoclasts
Rath, N. C., Hand, A. R., & Reddi, A. H. (1981). Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development. Developmental Biology, 85(1), 89-98. https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-1606(81)90238-4
Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development. / Rath, N. C.; Hand, A. R.; Reddi, A Hari.
In: Developmental Biology, Vol. 85, No. 1, 15.07.1981, p. 89-98.
Rath, NC, Hand, AR & Reddi, AH 1981, 'Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development', Developmental Biology, vol. 85, no. 1, pp. 89-98. https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-1606(81)90238-4
Rath NC, Hand AR, Reddi AH. Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development. Developmental Biology. 1981 Jul 15;85(1):89-98. https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-1606(81)90238-4
Rath, N. C. ; Hand, A. R. ; Reddi, A Hari. / Activity and distribution of lysosomal enzymes during collagenous matrix-induced cartilage, bone, and bone marrow development. In: Developmental Biology. 1981 ; Vol. 85, No. 1. pp. 89-98.
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