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Public Release: 18-Apr-2018
New light shed on how bone marrow niches keep stem cells thriving
Japanese researchers uncover cellular factor needed to maintain the environment that regulates hematopoietic stem cell
IMAGE: CAR cells are specialized mesenchymal stem cells, which express the specific transcription factors, Ebf1/3, inhibiting osteoblast differentiation to remain undifferentiated, maintain marrow cavities, enhance CXCL12 and SCF expression, and create... view more
Credit: Genes & Development
Osaka - Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are a class of stem cells located in bone marrow. HSCs give rise to every type of blood cell--from the red blood cells that carry oxygen to the white blood cells of the immune system. Bone marrow provides a niche that both houses and regulates HSCs to ensure proper formation of blood cells. However, the precise mechanisms that maintain the HSC niche are not fully understood.
Now, in a new study published in Genes & Development, researchers centered at Osaka University report they identified a key cellular protein involved in maintaining the bone marrow cavities and the HSC niche.
The HSC niche is a microscopic, specialized environment located around blood vessels within the bone marrow. A wide array of cells and molecules have been found to reside in the niche and play a role in regulating HSCs. The researchers were especially interested in one particular cell type: chemokine ligand 12-abundant reticular (CAR) cells.
"Several lines of evidence from prior studies pointed to CAR cells as having a crucial function in the HSC niche," lead author Masanari Seike explains. "We wanted to take a closer look at specific proteins expressed in these cells, to really pinpoint what the cells were doing in the niche."
The researchers found that a protein involved in regulating gene expression, called Ebf3, is highly abundant in CAR cells of mice. When they removed the gene that produces Ebf3 from these cells, they saw a significant decrease in the number of HSCs in the bone marrow--as well as some other, more surprising effects.
"In the absence of Ebf3, the stem cell population dropped fairly sharply, consistent with CAR cells playing a major role HSC regulation," Seike adds. "What we didn't expect was the impact the removal would have on the shape of the niche itself. We found that bone density increased dramatically, essentially filling in the cavities that form niches. It appears the Ebf3-deficient CAR cells take on bone-synthesizing properties, similar to osteoblasts that typically make bone. We believe that CAR cells need Ebf3 to create the physical and molecular environment that ultimately becomes the HSC niche."
The central role of Ebf3 in correctly balancing bone formation in the niche has significant clinical implications, and Ebf3 may eventually become a target of therapeutic interventions.
"Our findings suggest that drugs which modulate the activity of Ebf3 could have substantial clinical value," lead investigator Takashi Nagasawa notes. "On the one hand, Ebf3 inhibitors may be able to increase bone mass in diseases like osteoporosis. On the other, Ebf3 activators may allow for the fine-tuning of HSC niches, which would improve the effectiveness of regenerative therapies that allow patients to use their own stem cells. We hope this discovery opens up exciting new areas of exploration in both directions."
Osaka University was founded in 1931 as one of the seven imperial universities of Japan and now has expanded to one of Japan's leading comprehensive universities. The University has now embarked on open research revolution from a position as Japan's most innovative university and among the most innovative institutions in the world according to Reuters 2015 Top 100 Innovative Universities and the Nature Index Innovation 2017. The university's ability to innovate from the stage of fundamental research through the creation of useful technology with economic impact stems from its broad disciplinary spectrum.
Website: http://resou.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/top
Saori Obayashi
gi-strategy@cgin.osaka-u.ac.jp
@osaka_univ_e
http://www.osaka-u.ac.jp/en
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Uehara Memorial Foundation, Princess Takamatsu Cancer Research Fund
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http://resou.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/research/2018/20180404_1
http://dx.doi.org/10.1101/gad.311068.117


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Women's World T20 squad: Richa Ghosh only new face in Harmanpreet-led squad
Source: PTI - Edited By: Laxmi Negi
Last updated on: January 12, 2020 13:09 IST
IMAGE: Richa Ghosh was the only new face in a 15-member team. Photograph: Facebook
Bengal's rookie batswoman Richa Ghosh was the only new face in a 15-member Harmanpreet Kaur-led India squad announced for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in Australia, starting February 21.
The team has no other surprises and 15-year-old Haryana schoolgirl Shafali Verma will also be playing her first global meet following some good performances at the international level in her first season.
Richa has been rewarded for her exploits in the recent women's Challenger Trophy, scoring 36 off 26 balls in one of the games with four boundaries and a six.
The selectors also announced a 16-member squad for a tri-series in Australia prior to the T20 World Cup, with Nuzhat Parveen being added as the 16th member. That tournament starts on January 31 and also features England.
"See, in the past one year, we have taken five to six debutants. Earlier, the same team used to play but after 2017 ODI World Cup, a lot of new prospects have emerged. We feel we have nurtured five or six new players, who are playing now.
"Richa Ghosh is a new player and here the role of selectors increases," chairman of women's selection committee Hemlatha Kala told reporters at the press conference.
Skipper Harmanpreet feels that playing the tri-series before the big event will be advantageous for the team.
"Before the World Cup, this series is going to be a big one for us and we will look for our best combination and with that we will give chances to newcomer also."
"As (Hemlata) ma'am mentioned, we have Richa, who did well in the Challenger Trophy and domestic cricket, so we will stick to our best XI. Before the World Cup, we will be able to decide our best XI," Harmanpreet said.
Harmanpreet has had the experience of playing in the Women's Big Bash League and that will help her plan better.
"I think that experience will definitely help and we know how the wickets are over there and that definitely give us extra boost (over) there," said the skipper, who has played for Sydney Thunders in WBBL.
She also agreed that spinners have been India's strength in bowling and it wouldn't change much on the bouncy Australian tracks.
"We are looking for more spinners in our side and we have got that. Now the only thing is how we are going to use their strengths. They are very good and always give us breakthroughs."
"Our strength is spin and we have to stick to that and whenever we need them they will perform for us," Harmanpreet exuded confidence.
She is well aware that 2019 didn't start off well for them but they picked up the pieces by the end of the year.
"See, it is always about how you execute yourself. We did not execute on what we were expecting from ourselves (in the first half in 2019). But against South Africa and West Indies, we played to our potential and that is the reason we were able to get positive result," she said.
The presence of coach W V Raman and his tactical acumen has also helped the team.
"He is a very experienced cricketer and now he is coaching us. He is someone who always helps us on how to calm ourselves in pressure situations and help each other and he is doing a good job for us and we are happy to have him in the side. His experience will help in the World Cup."
World T20 Squad: Harmanpreet Kaur (captain), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodriguez, Harleen Deol, Deepti Sharma, Veda Krishnamurthy, Richa Ghosh, Tania Bhatia, Poonam Yadav, Radha Yadav, Rajeshwari Gaikwad, Shikha Pandey, Pooja Vastrakar, Arundhati Reddy.
Tri-Series (16 member) squad: Harmanpreet Kaur (captain), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodriguez, Harleen Deol, Deepti Sharma, Veda Krishnamurthy, Richa Ghosh, Tania Bhatia, Poonam Yadav, Radha Yadav, Rajeshwari Gaikwad, Shikha Pandey, Pooja Vastrakar, Arundhati Reddy, Nuzhat Parveen.
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Discussion in 'Technique [BG]' started by kanti, Mar 8, 2004.
I just have a quick question: what is the proper way to pic bass while standing? I have just started experimenting with a pic and while standing I can't get a good sound because the pic hits the string at an angle, making too much of a scratching sound. Do you have to play with your bass up high like a guitar, or is there a different technique from sitting that allows good tone while standing?
I don't think you have to play low or high to get good results with picking; it just depends on what is comfortable for you. Don't discount the scratching sound you're currently getting; it's things like that that can add color and uniqueness to your sound. If it's totally undesirable for you, you could always cut back the tone.
How do you hold your pick? I have the Eddie VanHalen 2 fingers and a thumb grip. I sling the thing relatively low, not Dee Dee low, but not chin dwellin' either. The other thing is make sure your pick isn't worn down. Use a fresh pick, and if noise is the concern, try a nylon pick.
I prefer to pick at an angle. It gives a nice sound rather than really straight picking. Sounds great for doublepicking.
Find what's comfortable and run with it.
Most bassists who pick sling their basses low - as in the body of the bass is located below your waist.
I keep my bass super-low, and I play with my fingers, pick, and some slap/pop. Like Gogmagog said, that scratchy noise can be good. Eliminating some of the tone does help, and I do that when scratching makes the song sound bad.


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I'm having trouble using the community logstash cookbook with environment parameters.
I have successfully used this cookbook on another environment when setting [:logstash][:agent][:inputs] via node.override in a recipe. What's wrong with this approach?
… And then calls #sort on that array. This implies that node['logstash']['agent']['inputs'] is expected to be a string but is a hash instead. Or something like that.
I haven't. I took a different path.
confirms that node[:logstash][:agent][:inputs] really is a Hash.
Thanks for the information, I'll keep that in mind next time I do that!
Just to be clear, I don't personally have experience with the log stash cookbook, so I'm not sure what type it expects the input to be, just that somehow it's trying to sort things of different types, which ruby doesn't like.


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Ecce Crucem Domini
Ecce Crucem Domini! Behold the Cross of the Lord!
Fugite partes adversae! Be gone all evil powers!
Vicit Leo de tribu Iuda, The Lion of the tribe of Judah,
Radix David! Alleluia! The root of David has conquered! Alleluia!
Translation: http://www.preces-latinae.org/thesaurus/Sancti/SAntoniusDePadova/EcceCrucem.html (accessed 13 November 2011)
The text, with its hint of exorcism and evocative symbolisms captured my imagination from the very first reading. N.B. Whisperings and 'incantations' are not just meaningless sound effects in a bid to appear avant-garde. Orchestration, number of voices to choice of meter and repetitions etc., are replete with Augenmusik (music for the eyes) and references to numerology, with particular emphasis on the numbers 2, 3, 4 and 13. Apart from Augenmusik and numerology, spatial distribution of performers, thematic transfiguration and Madrigalism are also key components in the conceptualization of this piece. As an example, please see below, the 'triple cross motif', obtained by connecting the dots. The second cross is outlined below:
Augenmusik cross
Because of the philosophical conceptualization, it is imperative for the conductor to conduct using the conventional 4/4 beat patterns for the main choir in Figure A up to the final invocations of cruce(m) prior to Figure B. The conducting approach for all other sections may be at the discretion of the conductor.
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The Message: The Bible in Contemporary Language
Saturday August 3, 2002 Books
Religion in the News
Associated Press, Aug. 3, 2002
http://www.jsonline.com/lifestyle/religion/ap/aug02/ap-religion-in-the080302.asp
HELENA, Mont. – In the Rev. Eugene H. Peterson's retelling of the Bible, when Jesus raises a young girl from the dead, he first has to work his way through neighbors bringing casseroles to the grieving family's home.
The poetic "valley of the shadow of death" from Psalm 23 becomes simply "Death Valley." And when God prepares to flood the earth, he decides to spare Noah because "Noah was different. God liked what he saw in Noah."
Those folksy touches are part of the appeal of Peterson's "The Message: The Bible in Contemporary Language," published by NavPress of Colorado Springs, Colo.
The 2,265-page volume is a compilation of biblical paraphrases that Peterson has written for 20 years.
Released in July, NavPress sold 320,000 copies in advance and ordered an initial print run of 500,000, the largest it has ever had for a Bible, NavPress spokeswoman Kathleen Campbell said.
Peterson's New Testament, published in 1993, sold 2.5 million copies, and his other "Message products" – more than 20 in all – have sold 4.5 million.
In addition to good sales, Peterson's work has enjoyed gentle treatment from other biblical scholars.
Vern Poythress, a New Testament professor at Westminister Theological Seminary in Glenside, Pa., says he and fellow conservatives may quibble with many of Peterson's renderings but have leveled few attacks because "The Message" isn't a Bible and isn't presented as such.
He sees it as useful for evangelism among people who know nothing about the Bible, so long as they realize it's merely one writer's interpretation of the biblical message. He says Peterson's work "is at the far end of the spectrum, not only in paraphrasing but cultural updating."
Peterson translated the Bible directly from the Greek and Hebrew and avoided earlier English translations. His purpose was to capture the earthy, vigorous tone of the originals.
"My intent was to provide something for people who had never read the Bible before, or didn't think they could read it," he said.
In "The Message," Paul the Apostle is that "jailbird preacher." In the Psalm 23, "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want," becomes "God, my shepherd! I don't need a thing."
Nobody "begets" anybody in "The Message." They have babies.
"I've been reading the Bible since I was a little kid, but I found myself, when I first cracked it open – I was on an airplane – and I found myself laughing out loud or crying," recalled Brad Rauch, a friend of Peterson's and general manager of Christian radio station KALS in Kalispell.
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Richard Epstein is the inaugural Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at NYU School of Law. He has served as the Peter and Kirstin Bedford Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution since 2000. Epstein is also the James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law Emeritus and a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago. He writes a weekly column for Defining Ideas and is a contributor to Ricochet.com and Forbes.com.
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Street Fest Competition – Winners
Winners of Streetfest Tent Design Competition Announced
Storefront for Art and Architecture, the New Museum, and New York City's Department of Transportation (NYCDOT), are pleased to announce that a team of emerging New York City-based designers from the studios Family and PlayLab have been selected as the winners of Storefront's StreetFest international competition to re-envision temporary outdoor structures.
The StreetFest competition asked for designs that envisioned street tents not only as shelters but also as active elements within the collective construction and understanding of the city. StreetFest made a call to Architects, Artists and Engineers to re-envision, with the same budget of renting common tenting structures, the performativity-the material, social, and educational possibilities-of temporary outdoor structures and to bring innovative design to an object of everyday life within the urban life of cities. Unanimously chosen by the jury out of 30 submissions, the winning entry, called "The Worms", allows for a variety of urban configurations able to construct spaces of gathering and collectivity in a context of surprising, colorful playfulness.
The Worms' are modular accordion forms, skinned in bright, lightweight, waterproof rip-stop nylon that is patterned and reinforced to provide flexibility in use and singularity in shape. Each modular unit is 10 feet in height and 20 feet in length. These units can be combined in an infinite number of different configurations, generating important gathering spots and orientation points within the crowded context of a public event. Moreover, the effect of their bright, vaulted forms is surprising and joyful from both street level and above.
"The Worms" take the most functional aspects of the typical street fair tent and advance them, making the result more adaptable, sculptural, and interactive, accommodating a wider and more engaging variety of programs. Built from common and inexpensive materials, these new tent typologies are designed to be as efficient in cost and assembly as the ubiquitous white farmer's market tent, while catalyzing activities and events not typically found in street festivals.
The rolled galvanized steel ribs of 'The Worms,' supported by steel forks resting on swivel
casters, create bays that can expand, turn, and contract to host a variety of programs and can easily be reconfigured. To minimize on-site setup time, each 'Worm' can be flat packed and delivered to the site fully assembled before being rolled and locked into position. Simultaneously distinct, familiar, and endlessly adaptable, 'The Worms' are a living entity that will physically engage the neighborhood, buildings, and streets to form new spaces for gathering, eating, discovering, and playing.
The winning design will be on full view to New Yorkers and visitors to the city alike, when
StreetFest takes place along the Bowery, between Houston and Spring Streets, in Downtown Manhattan on May 7, 2011 during the upcoming Festival of Ideas for the New City where eight raspberry and cyan blue colored 'Worms' will be realized for the May event.
Following the Festival of Ideas, "The Worms" will be used at the Department of Transportation's summer events and at other temporary street events.
The Designers: Family & PlayLab Team includes: Archie Lee Coates IV, Jeffrey Franklin,
Keshet Rosenblum, Scott Snelling, P.E.,and Dong-Ping Wong.
Production: Kellam Clark
The Jury included: Vito Acconci, Principal, Vito Acconci Studio; Jeff Thompson, Associate
Principal, Buro Happold Consulting Engineers; Eva Franch i Gilabert, Director, Storefront for Art and Architecture; Tamara Greenfield, Executive Director, Fourth Arts Block; Lisa Phillips,Toby Devan Lewis Director, New Museum; Charles Renfro, Partner, Diller Scofidio + Renfro; and Wendy Feuer, Assistant Commissioner Of Urban Design & Art, NYC Department Of Transportation.
ABOUT FAMILY
Family was established to determine more optimistic and productive typologies of ecological building. They are dedicated to redefining architecture's role in the consumption and production of energy, the optimization of valuable land, and the innovative application of natural resources in order to look beyond an ability to sustain and towards a practice of prosperity. Projects include a floating pool in New York City, a contemporary art museum in Maribor, Slovenia, a high-density housing block in Dallas, Texas, and a master-planning proposal for the Nordhavnen peninsula of Copenhagen. Family is led by Dong-Ping Wong.
ABOUT THE OFFICE OF PLAYLAB, INC.
The Office of PlayLab, Inc. is the collaborative art and design studio of Archie Lee Coates IV
and Jeffrey Franklin, and is located in Brooklyn, New York. PlayLab is interested in everything. They create the things that excite them, and hopefully those around them. Their approach is multi-disciplinary, ranging from architecture to the visual world. They're currently working on +Pool, a floating and self-filtering pool in New York City; PlayLab Arabia, an accredited exploration program at a science and technology university in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia;The Gauntlet, an interactive art exhibition in Stockholm, Sweden; and Artypes, an informational, inspirational, educational, and economical art resource.
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The Festival of Ideas for the New City, May 4-8, 2011, is a major new collaborative initiative in New York involving scores of Downtown organizations working together to harness the power of the creative community to imagine the future city and explore ideas that will shape it. The Festival will include a three-day slate of symposia; an innovative StreetFest along the Bowery; and over one hundred independent projects and public events. For more information, visit festivalofideasnyc.com.
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Yes the AGM will be open to the public, however it won't be a free for all, e.g. it will be moderated and follow an agenda, and people that soykafpost will be quieted on IRC, and muted on Mumble.
oh, another agenda item: we need a policy for creating new boards, as in what circumstances should / can we create a new board? I would preliminarily suggest we can only create a new board verifiably receiving more than n posts / day on average, as well as a proportional number of moderators to the people willing to use it.
I'll RVSP c4rdinal maybe on mumble, definitely on IRC.
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Why'd you even sell it if you were never going to leave?
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Glad to see you kept your title colours!
what is the official IRC? I thought it was on freenode #lainchan but it says that one is 'deprecated', is there another, correct IRC channel?
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Ward/Kraft is seeking a person who is highly motivated, energetic, and who is career focused to work on our production teams. This position is responsible for operating production machinery, producing superior quality products, and performing routine machine maintenance. This position is also responsible for maintaining quality standards, facilitating turn times and achieving top production goals.
Ward/Kraft is an industry leader while being one of the most innovative print manufacturers in the Print Industry.
If you have an interest in any of these positions, please contact Brad Matkin, Director of Corporate Recruiting, at 1-877-281-2485 Applicants may apply online at www.wardkraft.com under the employment tab or in person at our campus located at 2401 Cooper Street in Fort Scott, Kansas.
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Ward/Kraft is seeking a highly motivated; career focused Sales/Business Development Representative with a strong desire to succeed and to be part of a top notch team. In this role you will help Ward Kraft continue to build our dynamic and expanding company through research, prospecting for new business, setting up appointments, meeting in person with decision makers, identifying, and pursuing businesses for specific markets and products, closing, building and maintaining distributor relationships. If you have drive, determination, a wiliness to learn, are dependable with the desire to grow, and a high degree of integrity and commitment we want to talk to you.
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Order and pay through Buck Run Community Center, 725 Scott Ave.
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Good sized kitchen with eat-in dining area with a bay window in addition to a formal dining room.
Room just inside entry way can be used as a formal living room, office, or library.
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We love the peaceful setting of this home, and the wildlife that we see on a regular basis. We enjoy the short walk over to the lake. We like the feeling of being outside of town, but just a few minute drive into town for work and school. We have enjoyed s'mores at the fire pit and tending to our raised gardens (which are already started for you to enjoy the produce this summer!).
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TORONTO -- Cineplex Entertainment is launching a special screening program for people with autism spectrum disorder and their families.
The Canadian movie theatre company says its Sensory Friendly Screenings will include 2D projection, increased auditorium lighting, lower volume and smaller crowds.
Theatres will also allow families to bring in outside food and take a break from screenings in a nearby "calm zone."
Cineplex says the screenings will take place in select venues on select Saturdays at 10:30 a.m., before theatres open to the general public.
Guests of all ages will be able to get in for the current child ticket price.
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HST 110WI (Dr. Tobin): American Experience: Find Articles & Databases
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Speeches and Biographical Sites
Chicago and Turabian Citation
New York Times, 1851-2016 (ProQuest Historical Newspapers)
Search the complete text of the New York Times from 1851 to 2016 for PDF images of original articles which include photographs and drawings
Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers (Gale)
Provides access to approximately 1.7 million pages (over 28 million articles) of primary source newspaper content from the 19th-century, featuring full-text content and images from numerous newspapers from a range of urban and rural regions throughout the U.S.
There are many online resources relating to the study of American military history. This list of resources, while by no means exhaustive, provides a basic starting point for research on the impact of the military in American history.
America: History & Life (EBSCO)
Index of literature covering the history and culture of the United States and Canada, from prehistory to the present
American Periodicals Series Online, 1740-1900
Consists of digitized reproductions of more than 1,100 eighteenth and nineteenth century newspapers and periodicals in the original microfilm reproduction series, including 118 periodicals published during the Civil War.
Humanities & Social Sciences Index Retrospective: 1907-1984 (EBSCO)
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Q: JSX doesn't render on conditional render alongside with map function I want to render a component based on a variable being true or false. At the moment the condition comes up as true but the component isn't rendering at all.
Here is my code:

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    router.query.slug != item ? <Component /> : null;
    })}

My console is returning true for the condition router.query.slug != item so what am I missing?
Thanks

A: You are missing to return the component from map function.
Here is the example that will match your problem:
Solution 1

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        return router.query.slug != item ? <Component /> : null;
    })}

Solution 2 with single line

    {array.map(item => router.query.slug != item ? <Component /> : null)}

You can read about map function in here.

A: If you use the block syntax, you need to specify the return keyword. Learn more about arrow-function
Try this way.
Example:

   {array.map(item => {
     return (router.query.slug != item ? <Component /> : null)
    })}

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Kennebunkport: A Peaceful Haven
By Jennifer Grosser 2008 August Insurance
Kennebunkport, Maine, is a destination. People visit or relocate there on purpose. Since 1602 when colonial fishermen spent their summers along the Kennebunk River, until the present day when former presidents and other solace-seekers come to spend time in favorite haunts, people have been setting their sights on the area as a haven. Some find themselves fortunate to remain in that haven all year round, while others return like migratory birds, to enjoy the beauty of the landscape and the architecture, as well as to escape the stresses of their daily lives.
First Visitors
Before any permanent dwellings had been built in the locale, fisherfolk camped out on the islands offshore, catching fish and drying them there. These summer fishermen might have been the first to visit the area, go away, and return again. Later, the settlement became a trading center, and then a shipping and shipbuilding center. Meanwhile, however, it was also becoming something of a tourist hotspot. Even in the early 1800s, the Kennebunkport Beach was lined with summer hotels. People arrived by rail, often with staff and extended families. They settled at the beach for the summer season, and at the end of it, everyone went home.
According to the Kennebunkport Historical Society, "By the 1880s, its natural beauties and convenient beaches made Kennebunkport one of the more popular and prominent resorts of the Maine coast, a distinction which it still holds." Some sources claim Kennebunkport as "one of the most romantic vacation areas in the Northeast." Others view it as one of the most expensive ones, largely due to the presence of the impressive estates along Ocean Avenue, for example, and because it is the location of the family vacation home of former president Bush. Certainly the town has its share of wealthy summer visitors. In reality, however, vacationers from all walks of life come to visit its shores, whether to enjoy the beach, the seaside walks, the history or the autumn foliage.
Taking into account the significant tourist presence of the town, former innkeepers and current real estate brokers Rick and Janet Wolf locally represent a company specifically targeting the real estate needs of hoteliers, The B&B Team. Not content only to help potential innkeepers find properties, they also provide training seminars and other resources to help their clients run successful bed and breakfasts and inns.
Wolf is clearly passionate about both his current business and his former one, and he speaks eloquently of the place of bed and breakfasts in the Kennebunkport community. He cites Kennebunkport as a specifically appropriate location for such business, both because of its history and also because of its exceptional landscape and location. Furthermore, he says, people there have had the imagination and foresight to preserve and maintain the wealth of beautiful and historic buildings in the area, so there are many likely properties for the hospitality business. He further asserts that "some of the best B and Bs in Maine are in Kennebunkport," and that they have raised the bar for innkeepers in other areas.
The B&B Team recognizes the deeply personal aspect of both their own work and that of their clients. Wolf says it is paramount for innkeepers to understand what the traveling public is looking for. A beautiful house with sumptuous rooms and an inviting host encourages guests to return and recommend the inn to their friends. Very often innkeepers are providing a service and a respite for the harried residents of more stressful environments, and The B&B Team takes this knowledge very seriously, communicating these truths to their clients through their services.
Almost ironically, the transitory nature of much of Kennebunkport's "population" is what fuels the community the rest of the year. Its long-term effects over many decades have created a distinct populace that remains in the area when the tourists have gone home.
Enduring Settlement
Although the fishermen first visited Kennebunkport temporarily, eventually a more permanent settlement sprang up. First under the jurisdiction of a much larger colonial-era Massachusetts, the town was originally incorporated as "Cape Porpus," and even in the present day, that former center of the town has kept "Cape Porpoise" as its name.
In 1689, the town was emptied out by conflict with the local Indians, but in the early 1700s, permission was given to restart the community. At that stage it was named "Arundel," and its center shifted to reflect the increase in agriculture at the time. After its further transformation to a busy port with a custom house, the town was renamed again, this time "Kennebunkport." Shipbuilding became a major industry on the Kennebunkport River, and the center finally moved once more, to its present locale. The Historical Society states that at this time, "The community became the second richest in the state, graced by the noble dwellings built by the prosperity of ship captains, owners, and builders."
Now full-time residents of the town engage in other forms of business, although some fishing still does take place at Cape Porpoise. In-town people run bed-and-breakfasts, and work in banking, real estate, and other financial endeavors. The University of Maine and the University of New England have campuses nearby which also provide employment for locals. Other major employers in the area include Unum, William Arthur, and Corning.
Kennebunkport residents, if not working in town, commute to Portland and Scarborough, Maine, or Portsmouth, New Hampshire, each of which is only thirty minutes away by car. Some people even commute to Boston on a daily basis. The town is served by Routes 1, 9, 35 and 109. For those who wish to travel further afield, Portland International Jetport, Manchester Airport, Logan International Airport, and even Portsmouth's Pease International Tradeport are not too far away. Limousine and taxi service allow transport to and from the airports, and also to Wells, Maine, where the nearest Amtrak station is situated.
As mentioned, real estate is a common career for residents of Kennebunkport. With the old sea captains' houses and the more modest shipbuilders' homes usually available for conversion there is already a wealth of beautiful property in the area. Meanwhile John Downing, of Downing Real Estate Agency, claims that most new construction in Kennebunkport and its surrounding area is condominiums (he estimates that condos account for 35 to 40 percent of his sales.) There are many cape and townhouse units available, as well as the units in developments. Downing says that 90 percent of his condo sales are to year-round residents, and that many of these are retirees from all over New England.
Tax assessor's assistant Lorraine Brooks states that there are 222 condominium units within the town of Kennebunkport, in contrast to 2,190 single-family homes. She cites developments such as Point Arundel and Arlington Arms as ranging from $300,000-400,000, with others in the area starting at $200,000.
Distinct Communities
In spite of Kennebunkport's small size (3,720 people in 2000) and little ethnic diversity, its distinct subsections each have a flavor all their own. For example, Cape Arundel retains its charm as a nineteenth century resort. Cape Porpoise, on the other hand, has become much more of a year-round community since its days as primarily a fishing village, due in large part to an active church, a year-round grocery store, and several restaurants which remain open longer than the usual tourist season. Many retired people and artists live in that community.
The Chamber of Commerce proudly states, "Artisans have flocked to the Maine Seacoast for centuries and some of the finest galleries and performers in the Northeast are found in [Kennebunkport and its neighbor, Kennebunk]. The work of painters, jewelers, potters, weavers, wood workers, boat builders and other crafters is on display and alive in studios." Notable former resident writers include Margaret Deland, Kenneth Roberts and Booth Tarkington. Present-day artisans in town often run galleries out of Dock Square.
The town is rightly proud of its safety, its good schools and its caring and involved citizens. In December of each year, the town hosts its now-famous "Christmas Prelude" event. The Prelude was started in 1982 by business people in order to thank Kennebunkport residents for their support. The festivities now include tree-lighting ceremonies, art and craft fairs, various programs and food venues. Due to the vast number of people who work to make it happen, it truly constitutes an act of community involvement.
Other public events are held throughout the year, such as the annual June festival, "Kennebunkport Arts in the Inns," where local artists and local innkeepers work together to showcase their finest work. Meanwhile, the museums offer glimpses into more art, or into the past, and places such as the Seashore Trolley Museum put on their own community events. Meanwhile, the beaches alone exert their own pull on the populace and visitors alike.
In short, whether one stays in Kennebunkport for a weekend or for a lifetime, the community will be warm and the surroundings will be beautiful. It is no wonder people have been setting their sights there for centuries, and it is sure they will continue to do so for many years to come.
Jennifer Grosser is a children's book author and freelance writer living in Charlton, Massachusetts.
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The owners of the condos at 524 East Broadway, a four-story building near H Street in South Boston, today sued the Zoning Board of Appeal and the couple that owns the neighboring house, seeking to block construction of a four-story extension to the house next door, saying the board had some nerve approving a four-story addition that will harm them and set a precedent that will let owners of other smallish buildings over-densify the neighborhood.
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The joint venture of Urban Spaces and Diamond/Sinacori last week celebrated the opening of BRIX, the 61-unit, mixed-use condominium development in the heart of historic downtown Salem, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included BRIX residents, Massachusetts State Senator Joan Lovely, State Representative Paul Tucker, City of Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and other city officials, and various members of the development team.
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The Portland Planning Board has given unanimous approval to a four-story, 12-unit condominium building in the Munjoy Hill neighborhood despite some neighbors' concerns that the building is out of character and threatens the affordability of the area.
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Pain-free gigabit capable network building a step closer thanks to launch of new equipment provider and consultancy
Aveiro, Portugal, 11 November 2021 – Telecommunications network builders throughout Europe can benefit from a one-stop-shop for consultancy, customised and tailored network equipment and a telecom and datacom marketplace, with the creation of Yelco Group.
Yelco Group's aim is to ease the pain of expanding telecommunications networks by providing the equipment the customer needs, where they need it, when they need it, in the quantity they want, and at competitive prices.
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"Yelco Group represents the coming together of two decades of success in the telco industry, bringing experience and knowledge of EMEA markets. Our Portugal-located laboratory for telecom solutions and team of highly knowledgeable telecoms and datacoms professionals creates a holistic service to consult on, design, and supply the products to meet Europe's growing connectivity needs", said André Manteigas, co-founder of Yelco Group.
Yelco Group is composed of Yelco, which offers customised telecoms equipment through Yelco Technologies and a consultancy service specialized in telecommunications through Yelco Consulting.
"If the equipment you need exists, our customers will find it at Yelco Technologies. If it doesn't, we'll design and produce it for them. Yelco Consulting helps our customers define their network architecture and assess the best components to build it", said Manteigas.
The group also includes Twoosk, the B2B Telecom & Datacom Marketplace, and GW Fiber Optics, a manufacturer of highly customizable fiber optic connections, with the quality assurance of a Swiss connector manufacturer.
"We want to help build a future that is increasingly democratic, close, inclusive, sustainable, with more knowledge sharing and value-based telecommunications. The group aims to become a reference in the telecoms industry as a provider of A to Z solutions, helping grow networks more efficiently", André Manteigas added.
Figures across Europe show that most EU27+UK countries have less than 50% subscriber rate of FTTH/B. Three copper-strong countries – the UK, Germany, and Italy – account for almost 60% of homes left to be passed. Yet funding for gigabit capable networks and investment in independent network providers – altnets – has never been higher.
The German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) has allocated €12 billion (US$14.5 billion) to its digital infrastructure fund. The UK's Project Gigabit drive allocates £5bn to improving nationwide broadband connections. Figures this year from INCA-Point Topic showed that UK altnets are expected invest nearly £12bn in fiber by 2025.
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About Yelco Group
Yelco Group was founded in 2021 to meet the growing demands of network builders and operators throughout Europe, Yelco Group is built on decades of experience in the telecom industry and brings together expertise across network equipment, design and consultation.
Portugal-based Yelco Group is comprised of Yelco, which includes both its Technologies and Consulting arms. The companies are formed from the previous C3T Technologies, Globalwire and FirstApproach Consulting companies, which were founded in 2014.
Yelco's sister companies Twoosk and GW Fiber Optics are also part of the Yelco Group, and are a B2B Telecoms and Datacoms marketplace and a manufacturer of highly customizable fiber optic connections respectively.
Connect with Yelco and keep up to date with news at Yelco on LinkedIn and on Facebook. For consulting, technology projects, customisable product requests or more information, contact info@yelco.tech.
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NFL Playoff Picks Against The Spread: Aaron Rodgers vs. Mike Vick, Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles
By Shaun Al-Shatti@shaunalshatti Jan 5, 2011, 6:59pm MST
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It's finally here, the NFL playoffs -- that storied time where legends are made and reputations are won. The wonderful world of do-or-die football begins with the wildcard round this weekend and SB Nation Arizona has its own role to play. Our team of "experts" has been beating the spread consistently throughout the season, besting the Vegas odd-makers at their own game. We have already looked at three of the four matchups, and now conclude with what could be the most exciting game of all -- the Green Bay Packers versus the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Both of these teams have run the gamut this season, having ranged from "they might not even make the playoffs" to "they might be the best team in the league". And now here they are, the last two seeds of the conference. Strange. But even stranger, the fact remains that winner of this game might actually be the favorite to win the National Football Conference. Somehow, that sentiment perfectly encapsulates this year's NFC in a nutshell.
The fireworks are sure to fly in this one. Two of the leagues top offenses -- of course, headlined by two of the leagues top quarterbacks -- battle in the chilly confines of Lincoln Financial Field.
The way the Packer's defense has looked of late makes the difference. As the year went on, teams somewhat began to understand how to make life hard on Michael Vick. You need a big, fast front seven headed by smart, aggressive linebackers who can hold contain. After witnessing this year's Clay Matthews Destruction Tour, I think its safe to say Green Bay falls under that category.
Through the last nine games the Packer's have held eight opponents to twenty or less points (New England was the only team able to break through), with five of those scores ending in the single-digit range. While it's not likely that the Philly will fall victim in a similar manner, there will be the moment (in what is sure to be a close game) where the defense will need to step up and make "the big play". The Packers have proven capable of doing that.
Prediction: Packers 45, Eagles 38. After falling behind early, Philadelphia mounts a comeback but it's too little, too late as Green Bay wins a shootout.
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French Police Chief Fatally Stabbed Over "Dog Ban"
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The police chief in Rodez—a small city about 93 miles northeast of Toulouse, France—was fatally stabbed by a man who was banned from owning an unregistered pit bull, according to Fox News.
Chief Pascale Filoe was transported to a nearby hospital but later died from his injuries. He was a father of three.
The unnamed suspect reportedly had threatened police over the dog ban.
"The attacker was known to police. He had defaced the city hall door on 11 April," said the mayor of Rodez, Christian Teyssedre.
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US transit security beefed up after Moscow blast
U.S. transit agencies beefed up security as a precaution Monday after the double suicide bombing in Moscow's subway system, sending more police into stations and officers to conduct random inspections of rail yards.
NEW YORK — U.S. transit agencies beefed up security as a precaution Monday after the double suicide bombing in Moscow's subway system, sending more police into stations and officers to conduct random inspections of rail yards.
In New York, caravans of police vehicles were dispatched to transit hubs, and officers assigned to subways overnight were held in place so they overlapped with the day tour. Special units distinguished by their special black uniforms, helmets and body armor also were assigned to transit facilities.
In Washington, D.C., Metro police conducted random inspections of stations and rail yards, officials said. Atlanta's public transit system said its police department increased the number of officers and patrols throughout the system.
Russian authorities said two women blew themselves up in Moscow on Monday in a subway jam-packed with rush-hour passengers, killing more than 35 people. They blamed the carnage on rebels from the Caucasus region.
The federal government did not immediately make any recommendations for increased security at mass transit systems, but authorities were monitoring the situation, a U.S. official said. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
Caucasus Islamic separatists tend to be focused on targets in the region, primarily Russia, and are not generally considered a threat to U.S. domestic interests.
"The actual Chechen rebels generally don't care about the U.S. one way or the other," said Jeffrey Mankoff, an adjunct fellow for Russian Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. "They are mainly interested in what's happening in Russia."
Subways have been an attractive target for terrorists, supplying them with many victims in a tight space and fairly limited security measures, he said.
London and Madrid have experienced terrorist attacks on their transit systems. Last month, Colorado resident and Afghan immigrant Najibullah Zazi pleaded guilty as the leader of a plot to bomb the New York subway system.
"The next frontier of Homeland Security will be on how you can tighten up rail security like airline security is tightened," said Raymond Tanter, who teaches "Terrorism and Proliferation" at Georgetown University. Volume is one of the biggest problems, he said; the Moscow subway system carries about 7 million passengers on an average work day, making it difficult to examine each passenger.
Some U.S. cities took extra precautions in reaction to the Moscow bombing. Others were confident their existing security was sufficient.
In Chicago, police and transit workers watched closely for any suspicious activity or behavior, said transit authority spokeswoman Kim Myles. Representatives of transit agencies in Boston and Philadelphia said they believed their normal security practices were vigilant enough to protect the riding public.
The New York Police Department issued a statement saying it was increasing coverage of the city's subway system as a precaution "in response to the Moscow bombings."
The city's Metropolitan Transportation Authority acknowledged heightened security but declined to provide details. The agency is in charge of New York City buses and subways, as well as suburban trains, and bridges and tunnels.
New York City "did ramp up our coverage a little bit this morning" after officials learned of the Moscow bombing, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
"We change it every day, and for security reasons obviously we're not going to tell anybody what we're doing," Bloomberg said. "But you can rest assured we have great interest in what goes on around the world."
In Manhattan, where the public has grown accustomed to increased security after the 2001 terror attacks, many people said they hadn't even noticed the added measures.
"I don't think it poses a threat here now," said Carlos Rivera, 44, of Newark, N.J., who commutes to New York City daily and works in sales.
"Every day, I see the NYPD out here. I see the dogs. I can't let it affect my life right now," said Rivera. "I don't think about terrorism. I only think about it when I hear about it. Other than that, it never enters my mind."
Andrew Davis, 24, who was catching a train home to Morristown, N.J., said he feels safe and didn't notice any increased security.
John Villegas, who said he used to work near the World Trade Center, did sense the heightened security.
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First of all, I would like to tell you that I don't get paid for doing this article. It is 100% my opinion on this new transfer service.
Getting to the center of Paris from Charles de Gaulle airport is known as expensive and inconvenient, and that is not a good start to explore this capital city. For me, most of the time I have someone pick me up, but since I have heard about easyBus, the same founder of easyJet, and its so interesting price 2 euros/person, I decided to try it out!
It's not complicated, you can book the bus at the orange bar on the right. Don't forget to print the ticket to show the staff before hopping on.
I got it at the price of 2 euros/person. At first I thought it would be 2 euros the same for everyday and every timetable, but I just rechecked the website, and the prices are more than 2 euros. It is kind of same logic of low cost airline book early, save more.
The place that easyBus arrives and departs at Charles de Gaulle airport is outside Door/Sortie number 5 on the Arrivals (Ground Floor) Level at Terminal 2 F which is easy to find. From the other terminals could be a long walk.
The place that easyBus arrives and departs in Paris is at Paris Palais Royal/Louvre in front of Crédit Mutuel which is very near to metro Palais Royal/Musée du Louvre in the center of many famous attractions. Anyway, you have to stand up and wait. Plus,I didn't see any sign saying that it is the bus station of easyBus.
Actually, it looks more like a van or shuttle for 12 passengers, the area in the back for the luggages is quite small, if there are really 12 persons full in the bus. There were only 6 passengers with me, so we had a lot of space for our bags.
There were a staff outside the door 5 at terminal 2F, but he didn't give us much information or even tell us where exactly we had to wait to get in. When the bus arrived, the driver seemed to stop, so we went there with our luggages, but he didn't stop, so we walked back… and we kept doing this a few times, and the staff just looked at us and did nothing.
However, the driver helped us carry bags and check our tickets once in the bus. He made sure that everyone had the belt seaten. The journey was not very smooth, but I didn't expect it anyway, as there are plenty of intersections in Paris.
We have to choose the departure time, but if you are late or early, you can just take any bus that arrives. For me, I was supposed to take the bus at 2.30 pm , but I was 5 minutes late, so I got the next bus at 3 pm. The bus departs every 30 minutes.
It took me 1 hour from Charles de Gaulle airport to Paris Palais Royal/Louvre with a little traffic.
Will I take this bus again?
My answer is….. YES! because it's really cheap and convenient compared with the train or other services, plus it goes from/to the very center of Paris. As it is quite new, I think there will be some improvement to make this service better. Let's see!
This is my experience of my first time taking easyBus. What about yours? Don't hesitate to share with us on the comment down below.


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