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At ambassadors' conference, President Erdoğan targeted "peace declaration" signed by 1128 academics and said: "Pseudo-intellectuals, you are full of darkness."We asked what these statements mean to Şebnem Korur Fincancı, Ayşe Gül Altınay, Gençay Gürsoy, Erhan Keleşoğlu and Ohannes Kılıçdağı who are among the signatories of the declaration.
1128 academics from Turkey and other countries released a call for peace recently and stated that they won't be accomplices to this crime as academics and researchers.
"Academics for Peace" initiative, which includes people like Esra Mungan, Ahmet İnsel, Koray Çalışkan, Nazan Üstündağ, Gençay Gürsoy, Murat Paker, Noam Chomsky, David Harwey, Etienne Balibar, Judith Butler and Immanuel Wallertein, emphasized that curfews and clashes in Sur, Silvan, Nusaybin, Cizre, Silopi and many other places "violate the internal law of Turkey, international conventions to which Turkey is a party and compulsory rules of international law and international customary law."
After this statement is released, Erdoğan made statements that pointed the signatory academics as target.
"Some people who call themselves academics defame Turkey for protecting its land and threaten the people in the region. They invite foreign observers to Turkey. This is nothing but colonialism. Turkey had faced with the betrayal of this mentality a century ago. There were people who believe that only foreigners can solve the problems.
These pseudo-intellectuals say that the state massacres people. You are full of darkness. You are not intellectuals at all. You are so ignorant that you don't even know the directions to the east and here. However, we know the directions to our home very well.
Turkey is not accountable to these people who call themselves academics. We are only accountable to our nation. Security forces will be there until the terrorist organizations leave the region completely.
We asked what these statements mean to Şebnem Korur Fincancı, Ayşe Gül Altınay, Gençay Gürsoy, Erhan Keleşoğlu and Ohannes Kılıçdağı who are among the signatories of the declaration.
Statements of the president and YÖK is an attack against the freedom of expression. They say that they will act within the scope of law, but they should respect the freedom of expression if they want to act in accordance with law. Of course, this attitude has the purpose of destroying the discussion platform and dissident voices. This is just the attitude we expected. We discharged our responsibility. And they will do what they think they should do politically. In this country, people who demanded peace stood trial before. However, we knew who were the ones who should be ashamed of themselves then. We know it now.
For me, the declaration is a scream which says "They are committing a crime and we won't be accomplices to it. We should seek for peace." It is surprising that many academics from Turkey and other countries signed this declaration, since it is hard for academics to agree on a discourse. However, the situation here is so bleak that everyone wanted to agree leaving aside their differences. We are going through a phase that leads destruction and self-destruction. It is hard for these people to come together under normal circumstances, but they did it. This means something. In the text, there is a call for obeying the internal law of Turkey, international law and human rights law. I find it hard to understand how this call can be considered as an element of crime. Erdoğan mentioned the signatories with offensive terms and called them traitors and this shows to what extent freedom of expression and the word of science is limited in Turkey. Criticizing the acts of the state and government amounts to being a terrorist. On the other hand, there is another danger: the names and pictures of our friends who live in small cities are revealed and they are pointed as target. If any one of the signatory academics is subjected to violence, the ones who made these statements would be held responsible for it. We are being pointed as target at every stage. How can a president point the academics of his country as target? Unfortunately, this shows that even the most basic democratic processes doesn't operate in Turkey.
I am old enough to witness all political events that happened in Turkey in last 50 years. When I was younger, there was something like "being a part of 1402". Under the junta regime of September 12 coup, 150 people were expelled from the universities without a court order. We are heading back to the days of junta regime. At that time, a general was in charge. Now, we are ruled by a civilian general. The president invited the foreign signatories to come to Turkey for observing what is happening. We embrace this invitation. We will make efforts for bringing people like Noam Chomsky and David Harvey here. I think that the threats won't stop. We got used to it, but we, as the signatories, will continue struggling until democracy, peace and freedom is constituted in this country.
I haven't read all the statements, but I can say that we used our freedom of expression. Academia equals to freedom of expression. The president might have developed a limiting discourse towards that freedom, but it is his problem.
The declaration set the government and its supporters in motion and this is better than remaining silent. This declaration demand that the state act in accordance with internal and international laws and that violations of human rights are investigated by national and international mechanisms. I mean, it is a minimal text that calls for the state to be a legitimate one. They are disturbed by the use of the word "massacre". Well, the state itself says that hundreds of people are killed. We don't know how and why these people were killed, and also dead bodies are left on the streets. Under these circumstances, calling this "massacre" should come as no surprise. Their reaction is very familiar: defamation, accusation of treason, oppression and threats. They say that you are either with us or with terrorists, which is a statement that was also uttered by Bush in the past. YÖK's threat to carry a collective investigation echoes the times of junta or single-party regime. YÖK has already decided that the declaration supports terrorism and their reason is the same with the that of the president: if you don't approve anything that state does, then you automatically support terrorism. This mentality that tries to eliminate middle grounds will intensify the conflict; so, we have to deny it.


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Mac OS X 10.7 to launch next week?
By Ben Rogerson 2010-10-14T09:47:00.286Z
OS X Leo? That'd work.
After a year dominated by launches of iDevices (oh, and Antenna-gate), Apple has announced a launch event that will seemingly be devoted to Mac products. Going by the name of 'Back to the Mac', this will take place in San Francisco on Wednesday October 20.
The press invite features a shot of a lion behind a turning Apple logo, fuelling speculation that Apple will announce OS X 10.7. The logical conclusion to draw is that this will be called 'Lion', though it might be called Aslan or Simba for all we know.
Whatever its moniker, we wouldn't expect the new OS to be released any time soon - our guess is that we'll get a feature preview followed by a launch some time deep into 2011.
Speculation is also rife that the event will see the announcements of new Mac computers - possibly a redesigned MacBook Air and revised MacBooks and iMacs. There's also the inevitable iLife '11 to consider, though our hunch is that this will have to wait until January.
The guessing games will continue until 6pm on Wednesday next week, at which point all will be revealed.
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Frank Kimmel says he's a distant relative of outlaw Jesse James and his family has a six shooter with JJ carved into the revolver that has become a prized heirloom.
Turns out, the infamous gang member wasn't the only one in the family tree who could pull a trigger.
Keselowski's father and Kimmel were both stars in the ARCA series. The relationship forged in the early 1990s would lead to a moonlighting gig decades later for Kimmel - from the big guy to the big sitter.
When Keselowski and his girlfriend needed a break over Brickyard weekend in July, they asked Kimmel and his wife to watch their infant daughter.
''He had a good time,'' Keselowksi said, laughing.
Kimmel has had a good time - and forged a great career - for 26 years as one of the great champions in the ARCA series. Kimmel is a 10-time series champion in the stock car series and is closing in on 500 career starts.
Kimmel makes his 499th career start Sunday in Springfield, Illinois, before No. 500 on Sept. 7 in the Southern Illinois 100 at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds. The 53-year-old Kimmel will be only the second series driver with that many starts. Iggy Katona, who won a race in 19 straight seasons, made 630 starts.
Kimmel holds ARCA records for career wins with 80, money won in a season ($496,368 in 2001), most consecutive seasons with a top-10 finish (22) and was the oldest series champion at 51 when he won his 10th title in 2013. He is winless this season in eight starts driving for team owner Bill Venturini.
Kimmel has watched the series, which often runs as a support race on NASCAR weekends, evolve through the years and raced fender-to-fender against NASCAR drivers such as Tony Stewart, Kyle Larson and Kyle Busch.
Kimmel, an Indiana native, has been involved in the sport from a young age. His father, Bill Kimmel Sr., won three ARCA races. His brother Bill is the crew chief/owner of Kimmel Racing and won some late model track championships. Kimmel's son, Frankie, is winless in a handful of ARCA races. And his nephew, Will, made his Sprint Cup debut earlier this year.
Kimmel, married 30 years with two adult children, certainly tried racing in the big leagues. He made 14 starts in the Truck Series, one in Xfinity and seven starts (six in 2002) in NASCAR's Cup series. He never finished better than 26th driving for team owner Travis Carter.
Kimmel, though, said he had no regrets about making his mark in relative anonymity driving stock cars in ARCA instead of NASCAR.
''You take money out of what they get, (NASCAR drivers) would rather do what I do,'' Kimmel said.
INDYCAR HEATS UP: Juan Pablo Montoya holds a nine-point lead over Graham Rahal and a 34-point margin on Scott Dixon for the IndyCar championship with two races left in the season.
Up next, Sunday's race at Pocono Raceway where Montoya is the defending winner. Dixon won on the tri-oval track in 2014 when the series returned to Pocono after a 24-year absence.
The top 10 drivers in points are still mathematically eligible for the title heading to Pocono.
Defending series champion Will Power is in fourth place. Power, with one win this season, needs a bit of good luck - and checkered flags - if he has any chance of defending his championship.
''I feel I have a pretty good chance if I win my last two races,'' Power said.
GO-GO KESELOWSKI: Gogo Inc., a global aero communications service provider, has reached a partnership with NASCAR champion Brad Keselowski.
The company is involved with in-flight Internet, entertainment, text messaging and other communications related to the commercial and business aviation markets.
Keselowski currently owns and operates a Learjet 45 business aircraft with a full suite of Gogo capabilities.
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This story has been corrected to show that the gun in the 1st paragraph belongs to Kimmel's family.


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Justia › US Law › Case Law › Pennsylvania Case Law › Pennsylvania Superior Court Decisions › 1993 › McKinney v. Carolus
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McKinney v. Carolus
430 Pa. Superior Ct. 450 (1993)
634 A.2d 1144
Barbara McKINNEY, Appellee, v. Dennis CAROLUS, Appellant.
Argued September 2, 1993.
Filed December 1, 1993.
*451 Patricia A. Brooks Brisini, Somerset, for appellant.
James K. Jones, Carlisle, for appellee.
Before ROWLEY, President Judge, and WIEAND and CIRILLO, JJ.
WIEAND, Judge:
For fourteen years Dennis Carolus, because of periods of unemployment, experienced difficulty in meeting a court ordered obligation to contribute to the support of two children. On April 10, 1992, he requested the trial court to modify the order retroactively in what he chose to term a petition to review "illegal wage attachment arrears/non modification of order." The trial court, after hearing, denied the petition on December 17, 1992. Carolus appealed. He seeks to challenge *452 the practice in Somerset County by which the Domestic Relations Office, in response to petitions to modify support orders, but without hearings, causes support orders to be stayed and later reinstated according to information received extra-judicially regarding the employment or non-employment of support obligors. He also complains that when one child became emancipated the Domestic Relations Office caused a new order to be entered for the remaining child in the same amount as the earlier order but without evidence as to the needs of the child or appellant's ability to pay.
Dennis Carolus and his former wife, Barbara, now McKinney, are divorced, and both have remarried. In September, 1979, Carolus was employed by Miller-Picking Steel Co. and was ordered to pay the sum of $275.00 per month for the support of his wife and two daughters. In December, 1979, he sustained a work related injury, for which he was paid worker's compensation. In response to a petition to modify the support order, he was directed to pay for the support of his two children the reduced amount of $195.00 per month.
In December, 1982, Carolus was continuing to receive worker's compensation benefits and, therefore, requested a further reduction in the amount of the support order. When Carolus failed to pursue the petition, however, it was dismissed. Carolus returned to work in 1983 and continued to work and make support payments until his job was eliminated in 1985. A petition to modify the support order was thereafter denied because Carolus was receiving unemployment compensation. No appeal was taken from the order denying relief.
By February, 1987, Carolus's unemployment benefits had expired and he was receiving welfare assistance. He was then in arrears on his support order in the amount of $1,521.25 and petitioned for a reduction in the amount of his support obligation. A conference was held by the Domestic Relations Office and, on March 6, 1987, an order was entered "staying" the support order. According to the procedure followed in Somerset County, the stay order, in effect, vacated the support order so that, while stayed, arrearages did not accumulate. The stay order recited, however, that the prior support *453 order would be reinstated at $195.00 per month upon notification by Carolus that he had obtained employment. This order apparently was acceptable to Carolus, for he did not seek further review or proceed further with his petition to reduce the amount of the order.
In April, 1989, the Domestic Relations Office learned that Carolus was employed by JFC Temps in Harrisburg. Therefore, it caused the order of support to be reinstated, without notice and without hearing, at the rate of $195.00 per month. It also issued a wage attachment in the amount of two hundred ($200.00) dollars per month. The wage attachment consumed most of Carolus' income, and on one occasion he received a pay check for $0.00. Despite this state of affairs, Carolus did not move to modify the amount of the support order or complain about the amount of the order.
When Carolus terminated his employment in 1989, he failed to notify the Domestic Relations Office of his changed circumstances. In July, 1989, he filed a petition to reduce the support order, but thereafter he failed to appear for a conference and provided no information to the hearing officer. When it appeared that one of appellant's daughters had reached majority, the hearing officer caused her to be removed from the order but, despite the lack of a hearing, recommended that there be no reduction in the amount of the order. A new order was entered in accord with the hearing officer's recommendation. Carolus failed to file an appeal from this order. Because of nonpayment, arrearages accumulated to $2,151.25.
Carolus received welfare assistance for approximately a year before obtaining part time employment with Earth Movers Unlimited, Inc. The job did not last long, however, and by the beginning of 1991, Carolus was once again unemployed. In January, 1992, he was found to be in contempt for failing to pay the support order, but no penalty was imposed and no appeal was filed. By March 4, 1992, he was receiving cash assistance and food stamps, and the arrearages on the support order had increased to $7,352.61. On that date, Carolus filed a petition which, according to the language thereof, requested *454 a "stay" of the support order. On April 7, 1992, a stay order was entered which, once again, provided for reinstatement of the support order when Carolus found employment. On April 10, 1992, he filed the petition which is now before us for review.[1]
In denying the present petition and refusing to remit arrearages, the trial court relied on 23 Pa.C.S. § 4352(e), which provides as follows:
(e) Retroactive modification of arrears. No court shall modify or remit any support obligation, on or after the date it is due, except with respect to any period during which there is pending a petition for modification. If a petition for modification was filed, modification may be applied to the period beginning on the date that notice of such petition was given, either directly or through the appropriate agent, to the obligee or, where the obligee was the petitioner, to the obligor. However, modification may be applied to an earlier period if the petitioner was precluded from filing a petition for modification by reason of a significant physical or mental disability, misrepresentation of another party or other compelling reason and if the petitioner, when no longer precluded, promptly filed a petition. In the case of an emancipated child, arrears shall not accrue from and after the date of the emancipation of the child for whose support the payment is made.
See: Mosier v. McCaughtry, 387 Pa.Super. 405, 564 A.2d 241 (1989). Under this statutory provision, an obligor may seek forgiveness for past arrearages where there has been physical or mental disability, misrepresentation or other compelling reason. See, e.g.: Benjamin v. Benjamin, 408 Pa.Super. 320, 596 A.2d 877 (1991).
Appellant cites as compelling reason for remitting arrearages the practice in Somerset County which resulted in (1) a reinstatement of his support order in the prior amount; and (2) the refusal to reduce the amount of the order upon *455 emancipation of one of his children without the benefit of any evidence pertaining to the needs of the remaining child or appellant's ability to pay. He also complains that arrearages were allowed to accumulate contrary to the mandate of the statute prohibiting the accrual of arrearages after one of his children became emancipated.
Due process requires that a party who will be adversely affected by a court order must receive notice and a right to be heard in an appropriate hearing. Soja v. Pennsylvania State Police, 500 Pa. 188, 455 A.2d 613 (1982); Antonucci v. Workmens' Compensation Appeal Board, 133 Pa.Commw. 273, 576 A.2d 401 (1990), allocatur denied, 527 Pa. 651, 593 A.2d 423 (1991). Appellant contends that the order of April 14, 1989, which reinstated the support order at the rate of $ 195.00 per month, was entered without notice or an opportunity to be heard. Thus, the amount of his obligation was determined without any evidence as to his ability to pay after he began employment with JFC in Harrisburg.
In Leasure v. Leasure, 378 Pa.Super. 613, 549 A.2d 225 (1988), a father facing incarceration petitioned the court to modify a support obligation. The trial court suspended the support order temporarily, and the Superior Court affirmed. The Court directed, however, that upon the father's release from prison and upon his securing a job, the trial court should review the support order being suspended and reassess the father's earning capacity before entering another order. In Ross v. Ross, 359 Pa.Super. 357, 518 A.2d 1274 (1986), a proceeding to reinstate arrearages, the Superior Court held that the obligor had a due process right to be notified and to be allowed to contest liability for the arrears.
In this case, appellant contends and the Domestic Relations Office concedes that its practice is to reinstate support orders summarily without prior notice or an opportunity to be heard. This practice is faulty. Not only is it contrary to Superior Court decisions, but it permits a determination of the amount of a support order without notice to the parties or an opportunity to be heard.
*456 The relief to be granted in this case is complicated by appellant's delay in challenging the reinstatement of the support order at the rate of $ 195.00 per month in April, 1989. The law makes provision for immediate appeal, see Pa.R.C.P. 1910.11(f) and provides that if no appeal is filed, the order shall constitute a final order. Pa.R.C.P. 1910.11(h). After a final order has been entered, an appeal to the Superior Court can be filed within thirty (30) days. Pa.R.A.P. 903(a). See: Scheidemantle v. Senka, 371 Pa.Super. 500, 506, 538 A.2d 552, 555 (1988).
Appellant failed to follow this procedure, and the order reinstating the prior order, therefore, became final and subject to enforcement. Nevertheless, because of the due process issues involved, we hold that there existed in this case a compelling reason requiring the trial court to review the arrearages arising under the reinstatement order and to determine whether some or all of such arrearages should be remitted because of an inability by appellant to comply with the order.
Similarly, the trial court should review arrearages accumulating under the order fixing appellant's obligation at $ 195.00 per month for the support of his second daughter after the first daughter became emancipated. Although it is true that appellant failed to appear for a conference on his petition for a reduction and did not appeal from the order thereafter entered, the fact is that the order was entered without any evidence pertaining to the second child's needs or appellant's financial ability to pay support. Similarly, the record fails to disclose the date on which the first child became emancipated. Thus, because the statute is clear that arrearages shall not accrue after the date of emancipation of a child for whose support an order is entered, a judicial determination of the correct amount of arrearages is warranted.
This has been an unusual case, and we do not intend to formulate therefrom a general rule regarding those circumstances which constitute "compelling reason" under the statute for retroactive review of arrearages accruing pursuant to a *457 support order. Moreover, we recognize and applaud the valuable assistance being provided to the courts by Domestic Relations Officers across the length and breadth of this Commonwealth. Support orders and the proceedings leading up to such orders, however, are judicial in nature. With respect to such proceedings basic principles of due process have application and require both notice and an opportunity to be heard.
Reversed and remanded for proceedings consistent with the foregoing opinion. Jurisdiction is not retained meanwhile.
[1] A separate petition to hold Carolus in contempt was filed by McKinney and was granted by the court. However, no penalty was imposed. That matter is not presently before this Court for review.


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Maswik Lodge is one of the few hotels located within the Grand Canyon National Park itself, so its location is practically unbeatable. Nestled on the outskirts of Grand Canyon Village, Maswik is also convenient for travelers looking for multiple dining and shopping options. The Bright Angel Trailhead is within easy walking distance of the North and South Lodgings, as is the Mary Colter-designed Kolb Studio (a bookstore and art gallery) and the Lookout Studio (a historic landmark) – both located at the Canyon's edge. Further along the Rim is Hopi House, originally built in the early 1900s to market Native American wares.
The Grand Canyon Railway has a historic stop here, and there's also a Visitor's Center at the far edge of Grand Canyon Village. Other nearby hotels include Bright Angel Lodge, Thunderbird Lodge, Kachina Lounge, and the historic El Tovar. While those hotels are closet to the edge of the Grand Canyon itself, some are also significantly more expensive, making Maswik the most budget-friendly option.
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Maswik Lodge Details
Maswik Lodge
202 Village Loop Drive
Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023
Official Website: grandcanyonlodges.com/lodging/maswik-lodge/
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Indoor Pool: No
Outdoor Pool: No
Spa: No
Fitness Center: No
Parking Available: Yes
Parking Fee $0
Type of Parking: Self
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Bar: Yes
Restaurant: Yes
Business Center with Internet: No
Baggage Storage: Yes
Laundry, Coin-Op: No
Laundry Pick Up Service: No
Dry Cleaning: No
Elevator: No
Wifi In-Room: Yes
Internet Speed: 1 Mbps
Air Conditioning: Yes
Has Fridge: Yes
Room Safe: Yes
Front Desk Safe: Yes
Non Smoking: Yes
Has Suites: No
Check In Time: 3:00pm
Green Practices: Yes
Number of Rooms: 280
Other Info: Maswik is split into two areas. The Norht side is more morern and has air-conditioning. The South side is motel style and does not have air-conditioning. Drinks are available in the Pizza Pub, wine and beer only.


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Posted on October 23, 2019 by Record Herald
WCHCS principals talk 'State of the District'
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By Martin Graham - mgraham@recordherald.com
This week, the principals of the Washington Court House City School (WCHCS) District contributed to the "State of the District" address by detailing what's going on at each of the buildings.
First up was Cherry Hill Primary Principal Craig Maddux who started by explaining that his school serves students from 3-years-old to 8-years-old, which is a very important developmental time for these kids. He said with this in mind and to assist student growth, the staff is focusing on three particular areas.
The first of these is ensuring students have a great learning environment. This means making sure the students understand they are in a safe, inviting environment and that they are cared for, according to Maddux. He said Cherry Hill staff is also working to make sure they have caring adults who the students know want them to have academic success and well-being. The staff is taught to welcome the kids each and every day while also working to identify the differences in each student to help them with the exact support they need.
The second is encouraging social and emotional learning to improve attitudes and increase skills at a young age. Working with the students now on this type of learning helps in many areas, Maddux explained, such as self-management, self-awareness and more. The primary way this is taught currently is through the Lions Quest Service Learning projects. These projects help the students to make responsible decisions, allow them to build relationships with teachers and other youth, and overall help them to become more productive members of the community.
The final area — using a tiered instruction which shows how to support students at each level of behavior and academics to ensure intervention is occurring as needed — is curriculum and instruction. Through easy to follow color-coded progress monitoring, staff can determine what areas students need the most help in and can easily ensure growth is occurring with all students.
The second principal to speak about his building was Jeff Conroy at Belle Aire Intermediate. He began by discussing curriculum and explained the school is in its third year of the Lucy Calkins in English Language Arts.
According to its website unitsofstudy.com, Lucy Calkins and her "Teachers College Reading and Writing Project" coauthors aim to prepare students for any reading and writing task they will face and to turn kids into life-long, confident readers and writers who display agency and independence. Lucy and her colleagues have drawn on their more than 30 years of research and work in thousands of schools across the country and around the world to develop powerful curriculum resources, instructional methods, and professional learning opportunities to support teachers as they work together and with their students toward these vitally important goals. Conroy also briefly mentioned that a new math curriculum for students through fifth grade will be coming next school year.
Conroy also praised the time change for their building, which has helped drop overall student tardiness significantly. According to Conroy, the slight change in time has also allowed them to fit in a 10-minute homeroom in the morning so teachers can use this time to prepare themselves to be student focused for their school day. He also said that the building is in its second year for the "Too Good Program," which focuses on drug awareness and prevention. Conroy said it is never too early to let kids know about these types of subjects, and more awareness now can lead to less abuse in the future. Additionally, several clubs and programs have seen an increase in student involvement, including the LEGO league, the Belle Aire choir and even student council.
Finally, Conroy said they were very excited about their report card again this year as they managed to finish with an "A" in progress for the second year in a row, and their individual overall grade was a "B," with fourth grade math hitting the state indicator at 80 percent.
Washington Middle School Principal Eric Wayne then took to the podium. The first topic Wayne discussed was the school's new "Non-Negotiables," which he said was implemented to give the teachers as high of an expectation as the students. Currently, four non-negotiables are in place: All decisions need to be made in the best interest of the student learning, every child is treated with respect, show compassion without lowering expectations, and when teaching a skill weekly you should know who has mastered the skill and who has not.
Another focus of the building is on building meaningful relationships with high expectations. To explain this, Wayne shared a rubric which helps teachers by informing them of how best to build relationships. Details such as greeting every student when they enter, displaying a strategy for random questioning involving all students, making time for individual interactions, learning an interest or talent of your students and more go a long way helping to build relationships. This is one example of the work the Building Leadership Team has done to help teachers continue to foster relationships with their students.
Wayne also talked about updates to the curriculum, including "Project Lead the Way," which was a design and modeling program for sixth grade students. After seeing the success they had last year, Wayne wanted to continue to push the students in the seventh and eighth grade by introducing Computer Science for Innovators and Makers. According to Wayne, this new program is like an expansion of Project Lead the Way but for the older students.
Finally, Wayne explained they are proud to have received the Momentum Award for a third year in a row and are hoping to make it a fourth soon. The Momentum Award is presented by the state board of education and recognizes schools for exceeding expectations in student growth for the year. Schools must earn straight As on all Value-Added measures on the state report card. The school or district must have at least two "Value-Added" subgroups of students, which includes gifted, lowest 20 percent in achievement, and students with disabilities.
Washington High School Principal Tracy Rose was the last to speak, and said although they have a lot of work still to do, he is proud of their accomplishments so far. He started by showing off a few of the student-led projects. The first he shared was the "Flip Your Lids" project, which tasks students to collect enough lids to make something, in this case the students want to make a bench with their lids just as another building did in the district. As the students collected the lids, they also realized they should begin recycling the bottles, and soon enough a building-wide recycling effort was also started. The second project is a Peer Tutoring Group. This group has already seen some success within their meetings and has also branched out from helping not only other high school students, but to helping younger students in the district with tutoring.
Another new project the high school has slowly been growing is the Blue Lion Studio, which is currently a YouTube channel named Blue Lion News Team. Though ambitious, the group wants to begin interviewing more administration officials and would even like to become the main source for the daily announcements at the high school. Also successful this year was the fall blood drive, which saw about 30 percent of eligible students participate. Considering student-athletes could not donate and anyone 16 or 17 years of age needed consent from adults, the project was a huge success and the students managed to beat their goal of 40 units, which equaled about 144 lives saved. Also new this year is the School Store. The store is student-created and currently only has a handful of items for sale, but fall and winter decorations are already flying off the shelves. Rose said the students are ambitious, hoping to have it open for the school starting in November and would additionally like to be open for various events to sell their homemade items.
Rose then spoke about the graduation requirement changes and how the high school is currently using other programs such as the WorkKeys Test, Ohio Means Jobs Readiness Seal and the National Incident Management System Industry Recognized Credential as alternative pathways to graduation for some students who need other options. Finally, Rose explained the high school's gap closing score on the district report card. Over the last few years the score has steadily increased from a 39.4 percent in 2017 to a 50 percent in 2018, which showed that growth has continued in the high school. Rose was proud to share on Monday the 2019 score of 83.5 percent, which is a significant increase from last year.
Stay with the Record-Herald for the final part of the "State of the District" address in a future edition of the paper, which will focus on student services for the disabled, gifted and more as well as Blue Lion athletics.
Reach Martin Graham at (740) 313-0351 or on Twitter @MartTheNewsGuy.
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Dr. Roberts received his Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from the University of Guelph (Guelph, Ontario, Canada) in 1988. He spent one year as a post-doctoral researcher at the Insitut des Sciences Nucléaires in Grenoble, France, followed by a year and a half in the Physics Department at Harvard University. He joined the faculty at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1991. While there, he was also a member of the Theory Group at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility. In 1994, Dr. Roberts received a National Young Investigator award from the NSF.
Dr. Roberts joined the faculty at FSU as a full professor in the Physics Department. He has also been a Program Officer in the Physics Division at the NSF, and a Program Manager in the Office of Nuclear Physics at the Department of Energy.
Dr. Roberts' research focuses on the properties of hadrons. He has used quark models, the heavy quark effective theory, phenomenological lagrangians and a variety of numerical methods to delve into the structure and properties of these sub-atomic particles.


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Natalia Trossero '97
Natalia Trossero '97 is a Principal Urban Designer with over eleven years of experience in designing residential and mixed-use developments, playing a key role in a wide range of projects from large-scale strategic and transport-led masterplans, to regeneration schemes and design codes in the UK and overseas. She graduated with a degree in Civil and Architectural Engineering from the University of Bath, having previously studied architecture and later earning a masters in planning in Rome.
She joined Broadway Malyan in London, UK in 2014, where she has worked on various projects, including town center regeneration projects in the UK, a housing development by Dover Castle, a large scale resort in the Rockies near Calgary and a tourist and business destination in Malta. She previously worked at Grimshaw Architects and JTP where she was responsible for a new large-scale settlement north of Harlow UK; a vision for the regeneration of Mönchengladbach (Germany); and an award-winning master plan at Chilmington Green UK.
Arlene: Thank you so much, Natalia, for agreeing to be interviewed today and taking time out of your busy schedule. Can you describe your experience at St Stephen's and some of your fondest memories of that time?
Natalia: I had a really great time at St. Stephen's but also a lot of sad times. Instead of looking forward to the summer, it was sad to see everyone was leaving. I remember being very sad because there was always someone going to a country far away and I wouldn't see them for a long time. In terms of the fondest memories, there's a lot of them. I really enjoyed painting in the art room. I used to go with a friend into the dark room and develop pictures. It was a nice space and Ms. Clink was our art teacher at the time.
It [St. Stephen's] was such a creative space. Meeting people from different backgrounds and all walks of life, that was the main thing that I remember.
What skill sets do you believe are invaluable for someone who wants to work in Urban Design or wants to be an urban designer?
There are a lot of skills necessary for urban design, similar to architecture. It's one of those careers that requires a bit of creative thinking and design skills but also a lot of technical skills in terms of drawing, doing spreadsheets, and schedules of areas for clients. Also, interpersonal skills are important because you need to be able to communicate your ideas to your clients, the council, the consultant, so a lot of communications skills as well.
I would say what is crucial for the job is a real passion for places. I think this is the foundation. You're creating a vision for a place that doesn't exist at the moment and the way to convey that vision is to be really passionate about places that do exist, being passionate about spaces in all their various forms and combining them in a way that is very specific for the site that you're given. It's not just about buildings; it's also about landscape, particularly about uses and activities in spaces. I think that's the main difference between urban design and architecture. Architects tend to focus on buildings only and urban designers tend to focus on what will bring a space to life. What makes spaces interesting for people are other people.
Can you talk a little about, in layman's terms, a current project you're working on? What is unique about it? How does it deal with sustainability, which is an issue many communities are thinking about. Sustainable tourism, if there is such a thing is also a big topic. How we will move about in, particularly urban, spaces as populations continue to grow and resources continue to shrink?
At the moment I'm working on this project called Borne Air Field. http://www.bournairfield.co.uk (This website was created for members of the community to view proposals and comment on them)
It's a site near Cambridge, England. It's for three thousand five hundred homes, two primary schools, a secondary school, and a village center. It's really a town center but we call it a village center. Cambridge is a very desirable place to live, there's the university, which is a research hub in many fields, especially biomedical, and housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable because of its success. There's so much demand for housing, particularly affordable housing in and around the Cambridge suburbs. The driving force behind this master plan is a bus route that will allow the residents of this new settlement to be able to get to Cambridge by rapid transit. The bus will have a separate carriageway, ten to fifteen minutes to Cambridge, very fast.
The site itself is an airfield that was used during the Second World War for landing military planes. We're trying to retain as much of that heritage in the form of green corridors and parks, which will allow residents to reach the Village Center via those green corridors and also provide play areas and green trails, all which promotes a healthy lifestyle. People will be able to walk and bike all around the site and through the site, as there will be a series of greenways and parks. We're doing our best to make sure residents are connected internally as well, so there will be a local bus that will serve the town.
This is so fascinating to me because when I think of older planned communities in the States, suburbs which were back then probably exurbs, there wasn't as much thought given to internal movement. Everything was about the residents getting into their cars and driving to New York City or Philadelphia or downtown Los Angeles. So you have these communities where there are no sidewalks, no parks, some have no trees. Today this seems very weird.
You find this in the UK as well but to a lesser extent. There were communities built in the 60s, 70s, and even into the 80s that were really designed around the car. The regulations in terms of road design were very much focused on the car. There were very few regulations on what we call placemakers, the character, and for a lot of these streets, the houses weren't facing the street. So you feel as if you're walking in the middle of nowhere. Therefore, people don't walk. People walk for different reasons, obviously to go to school, to work, to go shopping, etc., but if the place is attractive sometimes you will walk just for the pleasure of walking.
Right, like in Rome. Rome is a very walkable city. I used to live in the historic center and, of course, I had errands and whatnot, but it was an enjoyable walk, maybe not so much at the height of high season, but it was enjoyable because there was a lot a beauty. I'm from New York and I'm used to cities where people walk. In Los Angeles, where I lived for ten years, if I decided to walk to the supermarket that was only five blocks or so from my house and my neighbors saw me, they would roll down their window and ask me if everything was okay and if my car was in the shop.
(Laughter) Yes, I've heard of people being stopped by the police in Los Angeles because they're just walking.
Yes, the police are thinking, "is something wrong here? Why is the person walking?" It makes sense if you're in downtown Los Angeles or on the Third Street promenade in Santa Monica, which is a planned outdoor mall. But in other non-commercial areas, people find it strange to see someone walking in the middle of the day. They're perplexed.
That's due in large part to how the environment was designed. There's a great Churchill quote, "We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us."
It's true. They really do. In a way, urban design has an impact that is way beyond our lifetime. Once you trace a road, it's going to be there for centuries. Here in Europe and to a lesser extent in America, there were older roads, or right of ways established years ago, or even how a farmer used to herd their sheep, for example, that we still follow. Here a king from one thousand years ago, or even longer, established certain rights of way and there are still legal requirements to maintain those rights. So when you create a road, that is something that shapes the way people move and is here to stay with us for a very long time.
For generations.
Whereas buildings, you could build one that lasts a very long time, like in Rome there are buildings that have been around for some centuries. However, you can always demolish the building and build something new or a park. But once you design a road it's very difficult to revert that.
That's true. I think about the urban planning during the time of Robert Moses. This is a very interesting area of study. As you said, how you plan these roads has an impact, not just once they're built but for generations. They can have a positive impact or a negative one, which is what we saw in some cities, like Chicago, when freeways were built through neighborhoods that were once vibrant and then fell apart.
These are also cyclical things. I had an opportunity to work in Pittsburgh for three months. I was working for a company that is here in the UK but was also doing a lot of projects in Russia at the time and in the States. It was a very prominent company in the field of urban design in the U.S. and promoted this new idea of urbanism, walkability, etc. Pittsburgh is a very good example of a city that, back in the 80s, was quite run down. Steel manufacturing was declining and that made the city decline as a result. Also during that time, a lot of American cities were demolishing large parts of their downtown areas or city centers and rebuilding them with skyscrapers, which were in fashion at the time. That did not happen in Pittsburgh as they didn't have the money nor the demand. Ironically, that is one of its strong suits now because they have retained a lot of their heritage and historical buildings from the 20s, and 30s. In fact, Pittsburgh has become a very desirable location for filming. A lot of movies that are set in New York in the 30s, or other period films, are actually filmed there, and it costs a lot less than filming in New York.
Cities, places in general, have a life of their own. We try to plan them (laughter). I think that is what is fascinating about my career as well. Again, I go back to architecture, which can be a big ego boost, "Look at me, me, look at what I've done." Whereas for urban designers it can be more collaborative, working with clients, the consultants, the community, the council, it's more about being, in a way, in the background and bringing it all together.
What do you enjoy most about what you do?
I think I enjoy the complexity, the bringing together of all these different aspects. There are so many considerations, the client who's thinking about the market, is he going to sell units, is he going to get his money? The council has its own political agenda making sure that what they propose is acceptable to their communities. Communities, in general, do not want change. Then you have all the technical aspects, the highway engineers, they need to comply with all the regulations, bridges, ecologists, the landscape specialists, they need to make sure you're retaining any existing trees, dealing with any landscaping the site has. It's about bringing together things that are disparate and uniting them into a coherent whole, creating a strong narrative that people can understand and that you can create consensus around. Yes, it is that, bringing together all these different disciplines.
Obviously, it's on a different scale, but it's similar to being a film director. How you have to bring together all these different disciplines and make it cohesive as you tell your story. Everyone has their own concerns. The producer's concerns are different from the studio's, distribution, marketing, the actors, the writer, the technical part, your physical crew, your electricians, your carpenters, etc. You put it all together for this particular project, then it's done and you move on to the next. Every film is different. Even if you were to have the exact same crew, which rarely happens, the project would be different.
Yes, this is also why I enjoy what I do; every project is different. Even if the individuals involved are the same, the place itself is different. Of course, there are certain practices and certain theories, essential ingredients let's say to how to plan a space. Just like if you make a pizza you have to use certain ingredients but the way you put them together has to be very specific to the site.
The constraints that the site imposes, I see them really as opportunities. For us, the solutions we design must be specific to that space. So I don't see them as constraints at all. That's why it would be difficult to design a place around a blank canvas. The topography, the valleys, the rivers, the trees, the roads that run through it, that's what makes a site interesting and beautiful. It's about bringing out all those qualities. I've also worked on some regeneration strategies, working on existing spaces that are not functioning as well they could and identifying strategies that could make them work better. Those projects tend to be about working closely with the community and working with the council in getting a deep understanding of how it works now. In general, the approach is to see constraints as an opportunity for a creative solution.
What are some of your other passions?
I'm still very passionate about art. It's something that I enjoy, going to private viewings, galleries, etc. I also enjoy traveling, although mostly I'm going to see family as they're all very spread about. In my lifestyle, I try to walk the talk a little bit so I bike a lot and try to walk places and not use the car so much. I travel to work by train. I play tennis a lot too.
What are some of the most important lessons from your professional experience you would like to share with the next generation of St Stephen's graduates?
I return to the last thing that I said: seeing problems as opportunities rather than in a negative way. In reality that's what a business is about. Whether you're working for a private corporation or for a public institution, your task is to solve a problem of some sort. The way you do it is all about attitude, whether you see it as something negative that you have to do, or as an opportunity to contribute to an organization, to society, your family that's that main thing. Also, to be passionate about what you do.


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The New York Times says Minneapolis should be on your list of places to visit this year
Minneapolis came in at No. 23 on the list, right behind the Great Barrier Reef.
Melissa Turtinen
Everyone thinks people should visit Minnesota this year.
First it was Condé Nast suggesting travelers pay a visit to Minneapolis in 2017, and now it's the New York Times.
The newspaper, which has praised the Twin Cities theater, arts and food scene in the past, put Minneapolis at No. 23 – right behind the Great Barrier Reef in Australia – on its list of 52 places to go in 2017.
Why? Because there's a lot going on.
The New York Times mentions the X Games coming to U.S. Bank Stadium in July, the Walker Art Center reopening its sculpture garden, and of course all of the things you can do to honor Prince, like take a tour of First Avenue or Paisley Park.
In a post on Facebook, the paper asked people for their suggestions of what to do in Minneapolis. Responses included packing a lunch and going kayaking, checking out Minnehaha Falls, touring Surly Brewing, and having Nordic food.
If you're looking to travel outside of Minnesota this year, here are the top 10 places the New York Times suggests visiting this year:
Atacama Desert, Chile
Tijuana, Mexico
For the complete list, and reasons why you should visit these places, read the entire New York Times story here.
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Wolves reach title game as Naz Reid hype train fills up
Naz Reid is dominating in the Las Vegas Summer League.
This MN city should be on your bucket list, USA Today says
Thanks, USA Today. We already knew this.
Condé Nast says you should visit Minneapolis in 2017
We won't argue with travel experts.
Twice The Baggage: Why Iceland should be on your 'must visit' list
From our travel bloggers Twice The Baggage, a Minnesotan guide to Iceland.
Watch: Time-lapse video of Fargo took filmmakers 4 years to make
There are 20,000 still images in the 4-minute video.
Hamilton producer hints the show may come to Minnesota
All this came in the form of a rap exchange, which is pretty great.
Wall Street Journal names Minneapolis a top 10 world destination to visit in 2018
The Wall Street Journal thinks we're pretty great.


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\[\begin{align} & \begin{matrix} {} & Oxidation\,\,state & Coordination\,number \\ a. & +3 & 6 \\ b. & +2 & 6 \\ \end{matrix} \\ & \begin{matrix} c. & \,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,+2 & \,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,6 \\ d. & \,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,+2 & \,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,\,4 \\ {} & {} & {} \\ \end{matrix} \\ \end{align}\]
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Coordination number: The number of molecules or ions directly bound to the metal atom in a complex is called coordination number. To determine the oxidation state of the central metal ion in the complex compound, the charges on the ligands bound to it should be known. a.	\[{{\left[ Co{{\left( N{{H}_{3}} \right)}_{5}}Br \right]}^{2+}}\] The central metal atom in this complex is cobalt, Co. The central atom is bound to six ligands, five \[N{{H}_{3}}\] and one \[\text{B}{{\text{r}}^{-}}\]group. Therefore, the coordination number of the central metal ion in this complex is 6. The ligands attached to the central metal atom are five NH groups and 1 \[B{{r}^{^{-}}}\]. Br is an anionic ligand, so it carries a negative charge. \[N{{H}_{3}}\] is a neutral ligand. Therefore, it does not affect the oxidation state of the central metal ion. The total charge on the complex ion is \[+\text{ }2.\] Consider the charge on the central metal ion be x. Then \[x+0+\text{ }\left( -1 \right)=+2\] \[x\text{ }=\text{ }+3\] The oxidation state of the central ion is \[+3.\] b.	\[{{\left[ Fe{{\left( CN \right)}_{6}} \right]}^{4-}}\] The central atom in this complex is iron, Fe. The central metal atom is bound to six CN groups. Therefore, the coordination number of the central metal ion in this complex is 6. The ligands attached to the central metal atom are \[6\text{ }C{{N}^{-}}\] groups. \[C{{N}^{-}}\] is an anionic ligand. Thus, it has a negative charge. The total charge on the complex ion is \[-\text{ }4.\] Let the charge on the central metal ion be 'x.' Then \[x+\text{ }6\left( -1 \right)=-\text{ }4\] \[x\text{ }=\text{ }+2\] The oxidation state of the central metal ion is \[+2.\] c.	\[{{\left[ Co{{\left( ox \right)}_{3}} \right]}^{4-}}\] The central metal atom in this complex is cobalt, Co. The central metal atom is bound to three oxalates, \[ox-2\text{ }\left( {{C}_{2}}{{O}_{4}}^{2-} \right)\] groups. Oxalate group is a bidentate ligand. It donates two pairs of electrons from the two oxygen atoms to the central metal atom. The three oxalate groups form six coordinate covalent bonds with the central metal atom. Therefore, the coordination number of the central metal ion in this complex is 6. The ligands attached to the central metal atom are three oxalates, \[ox-2\text{ }\left( {{C}_{2}}{{O}_{4}}^{2-} \right)\] groups. This is an anionic bidentate ligand. The total charge on the complex ion is \[-\text{ }4.\] Let charge on the central metal ion be 'x.' Then \[x+\text{ }3\left( -2 \right)=\text{ }-\text{ }4\] \[x\text{ }=+2\] The oxidation state of the central metal ion is \[+2.\] d.	\[{{\left[ PdC{{l}_{4}} \right]}^{2-}}\] The central metal atom in this complex is palladium, Pd. The central metal atom is bound to \[four\text{ }C{{l}^{-}}\] groups. Therefore, the coordination number of the central metal ion in this complex is 4. The ligands attached to the central metal atom are \[four\text{ }C{{l}^{-}}\] groups. Cl is an anionic ligand. Thus, it carries a negative charge. The total charge on the complex ion is\[-\text{ }2.\] Let the charge on the central metal ion be x. Then \[x+\text{ }4\left( -\text{ }1 \right)=\text{ }-\text{ }2\] \[x\text{ }=\text{ }+2\] The oxidation state of the central metal ion is \[+2.\]
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In this work, we proposed a research hypothesis which mainly focuses on the role of gut microbiota, in relation with chronic kidney disease, existing in the village of Uddanam belonging to the State of Andhra Pradesh, India. Earlier studies conducted on various physical and chemical parameters, such as food, water, soil and pesticides, could not find the exact cause of the aetiology of the disease. As there were no physical and chemical causative factors identified, this disease was hence named as mysterious Uddanam kidney nephropathy of unknown origins. There are few scientific pieces of evidence available in the literature, which suggests the role of gut microbiome dysbiosis and its impact on kidney disease. Such kinds of scientific studies which deal with the analysis of microbial communities of the gut region and identification of dysbiosis were not performed in the case of Uddanam kidney nephropathy. Thus, through this paper, we propose a hypothesis to analyse and establish the relationship between the gut dysbiosis and renal failure by performing the metagenomics study between the patients and the normal individuals. To the best of our knowledge, there are no reports available to date on the dysbiosis of the gut microbiome and its impact on Uddanam nephropathy and hence this research hypothesis is thus proposed.
The Uddanam region is geographically located in the south-eastern part of Srikakulam District of the Andhra Pradesh State in India. Recently, the Uddanam region has become very popular for its "Chronic kidney disease of unknown origin". As of the year 2015–2016, it was estimated that about 34,000 people had this disease and about 4500 people died [1, 2]. The scientific literature and evidence related to this disease aetiology are very limited. To understand the aetiology of this chronic kidney disease (CKD), the physical and chemical causative factors such as soil, water, food, heat stress, pesticides and environmental samples were analysed by different research groups, but failed to provide the clues about the exact causative factors [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]. It was observed that the majority of people who are affected by this kidney disease in the Uddanam region are agriculture labourers . In the year 2013, this CKD of the Uddanam region was named as Uddanam Nephropathy at the International Congress of Nephrology, China.
In the past, there are few studies which have reported about the relationship between the alteration of the gut microbiome and renal failure [7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]. On the other hand, there are also few reports describe about the CKDs but does not establish any kind of relationship between physical, chemical and metabolic factors, responsible for the renal failure. Such type of CKDs were named as chronic kidney disease with an unknown origin (CKD-u) . Uddanam kidney disease is also one of the CKDs which was considered as CKD-u . As the analysis performed on the physical and chemical factors could not provide any clues about the exact cause of this CKD. In this report, we propose a hypothesis which may elucidate the relationship between alteration of the gut microbiome (Biological factor) and Uddanam CKD by the use of the concepts of metagenomics and its data analysis.
To proceed with the study, selection of correct participants and a collection of samples (blood and stools) have to be carried out according to the guidelines followed in the earlier reports [17, 18]. For applying the metagenomics approach, collection of fresh stools, their storage, DNA isolation, sequencing, pre-processing of the obtained data, assignment of operational taxonomic units, calculations of the abundance of bacterial families and their distributions between the patients and control samples have to be performed similarly as described in the previous reports .
By performing the comparative analysis on the metagenome data of the patients and control samples, we may clearly identify the dysbiosis between the patients and the normal individuals.
The basic assumption of our hypothesis is that in general at the time of birth human babies are sterile, without any contamination . Later, the newborn is contaminated by bacteria due to the contact of the newborn with the vaginal fluids at the time of delivery. From that point of contact, the bacteria start colonising in different parts of the human body, such as the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) and mouth, and give rise to unique microbial communities . The GIT of a healthy human being is mainly composed of more gram-negative bacteroidetes and low-GC firmicutes . This "healthy gut microbiota" coevolves with the humans for their beneficial coexistence. In harsh conditions, when the healthy microbiome is exposed to various harsh environmental factors which include diet, toxins, drugs and also pathogens, then there is a change/alteration in composition and structure of healthy microbiota, termed as dysbiosis [7, 21].
Dysbiosis was proven to be one of the important causative factors for diseases such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, bowel disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer and asthma [20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29]. Now a days, there are an increasing number of evidences recorded, which state that due to dysbiosis there might be the progression of CKD and CKD-related problems [30, 31]. It was found that due to gut dysbiosis, the concentrations of the endotoxins are increased due to the processes such as fermentation carried out by pathogenic bacteria in the gut region . As a result of such activities, the products which are formed due to these activities like endotoxins such as phenols, indoles and amines cross the intestinal barrier, and then mix with the bloodstream . As there is an increase in the concentrations of some of the uremic toxins, it may lead to less production of reno-protective metabolites, which generally protect the kidneys . Moreover, it was also reported that alteration in the composition of gut microbiome may lead to the circulation of high levels of lipopolysaccharides, which may further lead not only to immune de-regulation, but also may cause complete renal failure . On the other hand, there are several reports suggesting the role of genetic polymorphisms in the genes APOL1 and MYH9 and their role in CKD. From the literature survey, we observed that the genes APOL1 and MYH9 co-segregate with each other . However, it was proposed that the gene APOL1 is more intensely associated with CKD than the MYH9 gene [36, 37]. But to the best of our knowledge, these are reported from the different parts of the world, especially by analysing the data obtained from the populations of African, African-Americans, Brazilians and European-Americans [35, 38, 39, 40]. However, there are no reports existing in the literature describing the role of APOL1 or MYH9 genes or their genetic polymorphisms in CKD of Indian population [41, 42]. Thus, as there are strong evidence describing the negative correlation between the APOL1 and MYH9 gene involvement in CKD in Indian population, characterising the gut microbiome and identification of the dysbiosis in the microbial content would be a better option, since there is a strong positive correlation established between the gut dysbiosis and CKD from earlier studies.
In the case of Uddanam nephropathy, there are no studies reported to the date about the bacterial composition of healthy GIT and altered GIT of CKD patients (dysbiosis). Moreover, there is no documented evidence available about the comparison of normal healthy GIT microbiota and CKD-affected ones. After careful examination of the published literature, this hypothesis is proposed in the form of this report. This report is the first of its kind to provide research idea for the scientific community to resolve the kidney disease of Uddanam by the use of metagenomics and to elucidate the dysbiosis factors existing between the healthy and the patients. This will ultimately help the many individuals suffering from this disease.
The corresponding author thanks the Institute of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (IBCB), Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India, for its help in securing the news for local incidences of this study. The corresponding is also thankful for Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT), Gandipet, Hyderabad, Telangana for providing the facilities to communicate this manuscript.
Research in YA lab is funded by the Department of Biotechnology (Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India) and Indian Council of Medical Research.


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Klaus Maria Brandauer, eigentlich Klaus Georg Stengg (* 22. Juni 1943 in Bad Aussee, Steiermark), ist ein österreichischer Schauspieler und Regisseur.

Biographie
Brandauer ist der Sohn des aus Deutschland stammenden Zollbeamten Georg Steng und der Österreicherin Maria Brandauer, deren Vor- und Mädchennamen er später seinem ersten Vornamen als Künstlername anhängte. Die ersten Jahre seiner Jugend verbrachte er bei den Großeltern in Altaussee. Später lebte er bei seinen Eltern u. a. in Kehl am Rhein und Grenzach nahe Basel, einem Ort, der Brandauers Angaben zufolge maßgeblichen Einfluss auf seine schauspielerische Entwicklung hatte. Brandauer wurde katholisch erzogen. Nach dem Abitur 1962 begann Brandauer ein Studium an der Stuttgarter Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst, das er nach zwei Semestern abbrach.

Theater
1963 hatte er sein Debüt als Claudio in Shakespeares Maß für Maß am Landestheater Tübingen. Später war er am Theater in der Josefstadt in Wien engagiert. Erstmals einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit bekannt wurde er durch seine Mitwirkung an der letzten Inszenierung von Fritz Kortner (Emilia Galotti, Theater in der Josefstadt 1970).

Seit 1972 ist Brandauer Ensemblemitglied und Regisseur am Wiener Burgtheater. Er avancierte in den 1970er Jahren zu einem der populärsten Theaterschauspieler des deutschsprachigen Raumes. Großen Erfolg hatte er in einer Reihe von Shakespeare-Inszenierungen Otto Schenks. Mit Wie es euch gefällt wählte er für sein Regiedebüt 1973 im Theater in der Josefstadt ebenfalls ein Stück von Shakespeare. Unter den neueren Autoren beschäftigte sich Brandauer wiederholt mit dem Werk seines Landsmanns Arthur Schnitzler.

2006 führte er in Berlin im wiedereröffneten Admiralspalast Regie bei der Inszenierung von Bertolt Brechts Dreigroschenoper, bei der unter anderem Katrin Sass und Campino mitwirkten. Die Wiedereröffnung der Spielstätte anlässlich Brechts 50. Todestag war bis zuletzt gefährdet, die Proben verliefen parallel zu den unvollendet gebliebenen Bauarbeiten. Trotz einiger schlechter Kritiken und einhelliger Ablehnung bei der Premiere sahen in sieben Wochen über 70.000 Zuschauer die Inszenierung, was sie zu einer der erfolgreichsten Theaterproduktionen machte.

Beinahe gleichzeitig inszenierte Brandauer an der Oper Köln Richard Wagners romantische Oper Lohengrin, deren Premiere den Beginn der Spielzeit am 9. September 2006 einleitete. 2007 war Klaus Maria Brandauer in Berlin als Wallenstein in Peter Steins Großprojekt zu sehen, das mit dem Berliner Ensemble realisiert wurde.

Film und Fernsehen
Im Fernsehen war er anfangs fast ausschließlich in Theateraufzeichnungen und Fernsehadaptionen von Bühnenstücken zu sehen. International bekannt wurde er 1981 mit der Rolle des Hendrik Höfgen in der Verfilmung Mephisto des gleichnamigen Buches von Klaus Mann unter der Regie von István Szabó. Auch für Oberst Redl (1985) und Hanussen (1988) arbeitete Brandauer mit Szabó zusammen. Alle drei Filme wurden für den Oscar als Bester fremdsprachiger Film nominiert, Mephisto erhielt die Auszeichnung.

Einen weiteren großen internationalen Kinoerfolg feierte Brandauer als Maximilian Largo, Gegenspieler von Sean Connery im James-Bond-Film Sag niemals nie (1983). An der Seite von Connery spielte Brandauer erneut in dem hochgelobten Spionagethriller Das Rußland-Haus (1990).
Brandauer ist einer der wenigen Österreicher, die sich auch in Hollywood einen Namen machen konnten; er bekam mehr amerikanische Kritikerpreise als irgendein anderer deutschsprachiger Filmschauspieler. Für die Rolle des Baron Bror Blixen-Finecke in Jenseits von Afrika erhielt er den Golden Globe und eine Oscar-Nominierung.

Brandauer gehörte 2003 zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der Deutschen Filmakademie. Im Januar 2008 spielte er zusammen mit Sebastian Koch die Hauptrolle in der internationalen Kino-Produktion Das Verhör des Harry Wind nach dem gleichnamigen Roman von Walter Matthias Diggelmann. Im Mai und Juni 2008 drehte Brandauer unter der Regie von Francis Ford Coppola den Film Tetro in Argentinien.

Weitere Tätigkeiten
Anlässlich des Mozartjahrs 2006 – die Würdigung von Mozarts 250. Geburtstag – wurde Brandauer als Sprecher für eine Rezitation von Mozarts Briefen engagiert. Die Landesrundfunkanstalten des deutschen öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks strahlten jeden Tag die Lesung eines Briefes aus, eingerahmt durch Musik des Komponisten.

Brandauer lehrt als Professor am Max Reinhardt Seminar in Wien und ist Vorsitzender des Vereins "Poesie im Ausseerland", der jeden Sommer Kulturprojekte realisiert, u. a. mit Studenten des Wiener Max-Reinhardt-Seminars den Sommernachtstraum von William Shakespeare.

Privates
Brandauer war bis zu deren Tod 1992 mit der Regisseurin und Drehbuchautorin Karin Brandauer verheiratet. Aus dieser Ehe ging ihr gemeinsamer Sohn Christian (geb. 1963) hervor. Im Juli 2007 heiratete Brandauer die Theaterwissenschaftlerin Natalie Krenn in der Berliner Nikolaikirche. Trauzeuge war sein Sohn Christian. Anfang Mai 2014 kam Brandauers zweiter Sohn, Ferdinand, in Wien zur Welt. Es ist das erste gemeinsame Kind für Brandauer und Krenn.
Klaus Maria Brandauer lebt heute in Altaussee, Wien, Berlin und New York City.

Auszeichnungen

 1981: Jussi-Preis der finnischen Filmakademie für Mephisto
 1982: Italienischer Filmpreis David di Donatello als bester ausländischer Schauspieler für seine Rolle in Mephisto
 1983: Bambi
 1985: Filmband in Gold als bester Darsteller in Oberst Redl (1985)
 1986: Golden Globe Award als Bester Nebendarsteller in Jenseits von Afrika
 1986: Oscar-Nominierung als Bester Nebendarsteller in Jenseits von Afrika
 1987: BAFTA-Award-Nominierung als Bester Nebendarsteller in Jenseits von Afrika
 1987: Berlinale Kamera
 1990: Romy als Beliebtester Schauspieler
 1996: Ehrendoktor der Universität Tel Aviv
 2000: Golden-Globe-Nominierung für die beste Nebenrolle in Rising Star
 2000: Bremer Musikfest-Preis mit dem Dirigenten Thomas Hengelbrock
 2003: Bambi
 2005: DIVA-Award in der Kategorie World Award (Hall of Fame)
 2006: Martin-Buber-Plakette der deutsch-niederländisch-belgischen Kulturstiftung Euriade für sein Engagement für die Universität Tel Aviv
 2006: Corine in der Kategorie Hörbuch (zusammen mit Birgit Minichmayr)
 2006: Preis für Schauspielkunst beim Festival des deutschen Films
 2006: Ehrenbürger seines Heimatorts Altaussee
 2006: Europäischer Kulturpreis für Schauspielkunst
 2008: Berliner Bär (B.Z.-Kulturpreis) der Boulevardzeitung B.Z. im Fach Theater für die Darstellung Wallensteins in Schillers gleichnamigem Drama
 2008: Goldener Ochse Ehrenpreis des Filmkunstfestes Mecklenburg-Vorpommern für sein Lebenswerk
 2008: Ernennung zum Ehrenmitglied des Wiener Burgtheaters
 2008: Goldene Ehrenmedaille der Stadt Wien
 2008: Goldene Schallplatte für das Album Brandauer liest Mozart

 2008: Gertrud-Eysoldt-Ring der Stadt Bensheim
 2010: Der zerbrochne Krug; Publikumspreis "Aufführung des Jahres 2008/09" der TheaterGemeinde Berlin
 2010: Großer Diagonale-Schauspielpreis für die Verdienste um die österreichische Filmkultur
 2010: Platin-Romy für das Lebenswerk
 2010: Ehrendoktorat der Paris-Lodron-Universität Salzburg
 2011: Steiger Award
 2013: Stanislawski-Preis
 2013: Ehrenring des Landes Steiermark
 2013: Ehrenring des Wiener Burgtheaters
 2014: Deutscher Schauspielerpreis für die Hauptrolle in Die Auslöschung
 2014: Friedenspreis des Deutschen Films – Die Brücke als Ehrenpreis
 2014: Nestroy-Theaterpreis für das Lebenswerk
 2014: Goldene Nymphe Festival de Télévision de Monte Carlo in der Kategorie bester Hauptdarsteller für seine Rolle in Die Auslöschung
 2015: Ehrenbiber der Biberacher Filmfestspiele
 2016: Ehrenpreis des Hessischen Ministerpräsidenten für besondere Leistungen im Film- und Fernsehbereich

Theaterrollen (Auszug)
 Titelrolle in Romeo und Julia Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel München 1973
 Titelrolle in Jedermann bei den Salzburger Festspielen 1983–1989
 Titelrolle in Hamlet am Burgtheater in Wien 1985
 Titelrolle in Speer am Almeida Theater in London 1999
 Titelrolle in Cyrano de Bergerac von Edmond Rostand am Burgtheater in Wien 1999
 Titelrolle in Nathan der Weise von Gotthold Ephraim Lessing am Burgtheater in Wien 2004
 Titelrolle in Wallenstein von Schiller am Berliner Ensemble 2007 unter Regisseur Peter Stein.
 Hauptrolle in Der zerbrochne Krug von Heinrich von Kleist am Berliner Ensemble 2008–2015, Gastspiele bei den Wiener Festwochen, den Zürcher Festspielen und dem Hamburger Theater Festival
 Titelrolle in Ödipus auf Kolonos von Sophokles bei den Salzburger Festspielen 2010 und am Berliner Ensemble
 Hauptrolle in Das Buch der Unruhe von Fernando Pessoa bei dem Saarbrücker Staatstheater 2011
 Hauptrolle in Das letzte Band von Samuel Beckett am Schloss Neuhardenberg, sowie Gastspiele in Berlin, Paris, Moskau, Lissabon und am Burgtheater 2013
 Titelrolle in König Lear am Burgtheater in Wien, 2013, Regie: Peter Stein
 Hauptrolle in Überwältigung von Thomas Melle bei den Nibelungenfestspielen Worms, 2019, Regie: Lilja Rupprecht

Filmografie (Auswahl)

Medien

Im Juli 2006 gab er in einem Interview der Zeitschrift Playboy bekannt, dass er 22 Tage lang nur Wasser getrunken und keine feste Nahrung zu sich genommen habe. Dadurch verlor er nach eigenen Angaben 18 Kilogramm an Körpergewicht.

Die deutsche Zeitschrift Stern berichtete von einer Probe zur Dreigroschenoper, bei der Brandauer zunächst ein Fernsehteam von ttt – titel, thesen, temperamente und dann die stern-Reporterin hinauswarf.

Die Alpinen Skiweltmeisterschaften 2013 in Schladming fanden im Februar statt; in ihrem Rahmen gab Brandauer eine Lesung von Texten, die Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart verfasst hatte.

Nach über 30 Jahren drehte Regisseur Istvan Szabó mit Klaus Maria Brandauer erstmals wieder einen Film, Abschlussbericht (Zarojelentes), der im Jahr 2020 in die Kinos kam.

Dokumentarfilme
 Klaus Maria Brandauer – Der Spieler. Dokumentarfilm, Deutschland, 2012, 44 Min., Buch und Regie: Johanna Schickentanz, Produktion: euro kultur tv, SWR, arte, Erstsendung: 19. August 2012 bei arte, Film-Informationen bei der ARD.

 Die eigenwillige Republik Aussee. Dokumentarfilm, Österreich, 40 Min., Buch und Regie: Reinhard P. Gruber und Reinhart Grundner, Inhaltsangabe von ARD, u. a. mit der Schriftstellerin und Übersetzerin Barbara Frischmuth.

Interviews
 Gero von Boehm: Klaus Maria Brandauer, 7. Juli 2006. Interview in: Begegnungen. Menschenbilder aus drei Jahrzehnten. Collection Rolf Heyne, München 2012, ISBN 978-3-89910-443-1, S. 512–526.

Besetzungen
 Burgtheaterbesetzungen von 2011 bis 2014

Literatur
 Heiko R. Blum, Sigrid Schmitt: Klaus Maria Brandauer. Schauspieler und Regisseur. Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, München 1996, ISBN 3-453-09406-9.
 Klaus Maria Brandauer: Klaus Maria Brandauer. Bleiben tu' ich mir nicht. Verlag Jugend und Volk, Wien 1991, ISBN 3-224-16039-X.
 Gerke Dunkhase: Klaus Maria Brandauer – Schauspieler. In: CineGraph – Lexikon zum deutschsprachigen Film, Lieferung 12, 1988.
 Peter Lanz: Klaus Maria Brandauer. Ein Porträt des berühmten Schauspielers. Bastei Lübbe/Gustav Lübbe Verlag, Bergisch Gladbach 1986, ISBN 3-404-61092-X.

Weblinks

 Der Charme der Masslosigkeit. Klaus Maria Brandauer wird 70 von Michael Wenk, Neue Zürcher Zeitung vom 22. Juni 2013
 Szabo und Brandauer drehten nach über 30 Jahren neuen Film, ORF, 2019
 Klaus Maria Brandauer, Schauspieler (Geburtstag 22.06.1943), WDR ZeitZeichen vom 22. Juni 2018

Einzelnachweise

Filmschauspieler
Burgschauspieler
Theaterregisseur
Filmregisseur
Hochschullehrer (Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien)
Hochschullehrer (IFS Köln)
Golden-Globe-Preisträger
Romy-Preisträger
Nestroypreisträger
Träger der Ehrenmedaille der Bundeshauptstadt Wien in Gold
Träger des Deutschen Filmpreises
Träger des Großen Goldenen Ehrenzeichens des Landes Steiermark
Ehrenringträger des Landes Steiermark
Ehrendoktor der Universität Salzburg
Ehrendoktor der Universität Tel Aviv
Ehrenringträger des Wiener Burgtheaters
Ehrenmitglied des Burgtheaters
Mitglied der Deutschen Filmakademie
Pseudonym
Person (Altaussee)
Person (Film, Wien)
Österreicher
Geboren 1943
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30/06/2018 · After 20 min or so it started to build up from the center and slowly up. It was really bad. I then wiped my windshield with the wipers and it was all gone. But just within seconds it just started to build up outside again. I then had to keep turning on the windshield wipers every minute. how to start new line on google sheets The windows in my car get foggy too, sometimes. It depends a lot on the weather and also the people inside and whether the air conditioning/heater is running.
29/08/2012 · Just got a new CCT love it love the protection of the tall windshield but..... riding to work in the cold morning air up and down the hills of Vermont as the air temp goes up and down my windshield will get so much condensation on it I can not see through it.
First, clean the inside of the screen with water and washing-up liquid to remove the traffic film (exhaust fumes drawn in by the heater that settle on the glass). The film attracts moisture, increasing condensation. Polish the screen dry with kitchen roll or microfibre cloth.
For windscreen fogging on the outside, use the wipers to get rid of the mist or roll down the windows to balance the temperature and switch on the heater and put it on the windshield mode.
4/01/2019 · I found that you can clear the fog up quickly by using the air conditioner on the defroster since the cold from outside and the heat inside is also what causes the fog. anon938550 Post 8 Shaving foam wiped over mirrors in a bathroom will stop them steaming up.
Some people say to apply shaving cream to the mirror to prevent it from fogging up. I don't know if they meant to apply the cream, take a shower, then wipe the cream off the mirror. So I applied the shaving cream to the mirror surface and took it off before showering to see if it would prevent the fog.