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When the Medicine-Pediatrics Program Directors Association (MPPDA) holds its annual spring meeting this week, it will present the MPPDA Leadership in Med-Peds Award to a physician who has made significant contributions to the profession of Medicine-Pediatrics (Med-Peds).
The award winner is "outstanding in their clinical field, a national leader in med-peds, and has made a significant contribution to the education of med-peds residents, promoted student interest in training in med-peds, supported faculty development of med-peds, and supported the development and betterment of med-peds as a discipline."
Dr. Woods joined the ABP staff on Jan. 1, 2018. Before coming to the ABP, Dr. Woods was Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine, Director of the Med-Peds Residency Training Program, and Section Chief for Combined Medicine Pediatrics, all at Duke University. She was the residency program director for 16 years.


Cooking and eating fish can be a great way to enjoy a fantastic meal. There are so many different fish varieties out there and so many different shops to buy fish from. The problem that many people have is that they wind up buying fish that is simply not fresh or is just not the best quality. Your otherwise delicious meal comes out tasting mediocre simply because you're using a bad grade of fish. There are some things in the fresh fish buying guide you should know before you just go to the local shop and buy fish for tonight's meal.
One of the first things you need to do is to know where to buy your fish. Most supermarkets and shops will sell fish, but you should really look carefully before purchasing anything. If the fish can be purchased fresh from behind a glass case, this is a better option than simply buying something that has been frozen and is in the freezer. Frozen fish is often lesser quality and is definitely not as fresh as something you can get from the fish market in the supermarket itself.
The great thing about buying your fish from a specialty shop or from a deli counter is that professionals are working there to help you choose the right fish. If you do not know much about fish or want to know how to prepare a certain type, the best thing for you to do is to make use of one of these counters and ask any questions that you might have. You will find that this makes things easy for you when it comes to creating a delicious meal that the whole family is going to enjoy when you cook it with a scrumptious side dish.
Another thing you need to know is that there are many differences between fresh fish and fish that is of lesser quality. One thing would be the actual taste of the fish and the texture of it while you're eating it. Fish, generally, should not taste fishy in the slightest bit. If the fish does have a slightly fishy taste or odor to it, it could mean that the product is not fresh or is just a bad quality. This is something to consider when buying fish, don't be afraid to smell it to see if there is a fishy odor to it at all.
One other thing you might expect when buying fresh fish is to pay more for it. This is especially true if you go to an actual fish market and buy the freshest fish possible that particular day. Fresh fish is better quality, so it will definitely cost you more when you actually go to buy it. This is just another thing you might want to think about when you are looking to buy something to cook with for tonight's dinner for the whole family at home.
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A delegation from Northwest Polytechnical University Xi'An China visited COMSATS IIT Abbottabad on Sunday, January 14, 2018. The delegates included Dr. Airong Qian (Associate Dean, School of Life Sciences) along with four other Professors and Dr. Linqi Zhu, Director of IAF Select Committee on Satellite Commercial Applications Asia Pacific Office, CEO of Global Aerospace and Telecom Consulting Ltd. Rich experience in strategy and technology consulting, and project management focusing on aerospace and hi-tech area.
Director of the institute, Professor Dr. Arshid Pervez welcomed the delegates. Dr. Qaisar Mahmood (TI) presented the details on the structure and research at COMSATS. The delegates discussed the matters of mutual collaboration, students' exchange, holding joint conferences and establishment of joint research laboratory at COMSATS Abbottabad. Delegation also visited research labs of Liscent and Chemistry department. They appreciated the research facilities and research atmosphere at COMSATS Abbottabad. Later, delegation departed after lunch at 2 pm.


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The Antibacterial Properties of Dragonfly-Inspired Nanocoatings
By Dr. Priyom Bose, Ph.D.Feb 9 2021
Image Credit: R0macho/Shutterstock.com
The COVID-19 pandemic has made people more aware of surfaces' role in the spread of a virus. However, it is not only viruses that can adhere to surfaces. Bacterial and fungal spores can also survive for an extended period on various surfaces and help spread infections. Researchers have recently developed a novel nanocoating, inspired by the architecture of a dragonfly's wings, to develop a surface disinfectant.
Pathogen survival outside the body and on surfaces are significant issues, especially in hospitals and public places. Pathogens on surfaces may lead to the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance. In 2016, a survey of more than 48,000 patients in England was conducted, among which 6.6% of patients acquired infection during their stay in the hospital. Researchers have devised many technologies to curb infection transmission via surfaces, such as developing an engineered surface that is toxic to bacteria, creating efficient nanocoatings with antimicrobial efficacy, and chemical disinfectants.
Antibacterial Nanocoating
As a single kind of engineered surface cannot destroy all types of bacteria, researchers have been studying various spiky particles impregnated on the surfaces (nanocoating) and analyzing their effect on bacterial growth.
Surface charge also plays a vital role in the antibacterial property of a surface. This is because several bacteria carry a negative surface charge. Therefore, if the nanoneedles impregnated on a surface are positively charged, the negatively charged bacteria will travel towards the surface due to electrostatic attraction.
Silicon-carbon-based nanocoating is an interesting material as it can be attached to different kinds of surfaces, i.e., hard and soft. This broadens its application to carpets, clothing, bed rails, and plastic tubes.
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Global Market for Nanocoatings Forecast to Grow to Over $9.7 Billion per Annum by 2025
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Researchers have been keen to develop means to regulate the surface charge of organosilanes to improve their applicability. However, some scientists have recently pointed out the ineffectiveness of organosilane coatings against many bacteria. This may be due to the composition of the bacterial cell wall that makes them resistant to the nano spike.
Scientists believe that the application of nanocoatings on existing surfaces and equipment that are frequently touched in hospitals or other public places could significantly minimize the transmission of infection. As it does not require any replacement of objects or equipment, this technology is regarded as simple and cost-effective.
How do Wings of Dragonfly Kill Microbes?
The wings of dragonflies and cicadas inhibit bacterial growth due to their natural structures. A microscopic study has revealed that their wing's surface contains nanopillars or nano spikes that look similar to a bed of nails. The tiny spike-like structures invisible to human eyes, are deadly to many bacteria such as Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. These are the pathogenic bacteria that are commonly associated with various hospital-acquired infections. The tiny spike-like structures or nano-needles puncture the bacterial cell walls, destroying the bacterial cells. These nanostructures also cause internal damage through the release of free radicals.
Dragonfly-Inspired Nanocoatings
British Columbia Centre for Disease Control stated that hands transmit around 80% of common infections. Therefore, disinfecting the commonly touched surfaces would prevent the spread of harmful pathogens. Dr. Yugen Zhang and his team have created a novel nanocoating that can spontaneously kill bacteria upon contact.
Studies on dragonflies and cicadas inspired researchers. They developed nanopillars of zinc oxide, which contain antibacterial and non-toxic properties. The zinc oxide nanocoating can inhibit the growth of wide-ranging harmful bacteria such as E. coli and S. aureus, which are commonly transmitted through surface contact.
The zinc oxide nanocoating was tested on various objects such as glass, ceramic, and titanium. The coating significantly killed up to 99.9% of bacteria found on the surfaces. This technology is also environment friendly as the bacteria are killed mechanically and not chemically.
Another advantage of zinc oxide coatings is that the development of resistant bacteria can be prevented. The zinc oxide nanocoating destroys the bacteria by damaging its cell walls with the nanospikes. They also catalyze the release of superoxides and other free radicals, which kill surrounding free-floating bacteria, that were not directly connected with the surface.
The dual mechanism, i.e., a) mechanical properties of the nanopillars and b) antibacterial effects of zinc oxide, broadens the scope of coating applications in various surfaces, hard or soft.
The research team has also found that this technology is useful in water containing E. coli. Therefore, this technology can also be used for water purification.
IBN has recently received a grant from the National Research Foundation, Prime Minister's Office, Singapore, to further advance nanocoating technology. They have also collaborated with Tan Tock Seng Hospital for commercial application over the next five years.
References and Further Readings
Guangshun Yi et al. (2018) ZnO Nanopillar Coated Surfaces with Substrate-Dependent Superbactericidal Property. Small. 14(14).1703159. DOI: 10.1002/smll.201703159
Geddes, L. [Online] Imperial College London. Antimicrobial surfaces. Available at: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/stories/antimicrobial-surfaces/
Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) (2018) Dragonfly-inspired nano coating kills bacteria upon contact by Singapore. Available at: https://phys.org/news/2018-03-dragonfly-inspired-nano-coating-bacteria-contact.html
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Priyom holds a Ph.D. in Plant Biology and Biotechnology from the University of Madras, India. She is an active researcher and an experienced science writer. Priyom has also co-authored several original research articles that have been published in reputed peer-reviewed journals. She is also an avid reader and an amateur photographer.
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Genre-blending 'Watch Dogs' has familiar bite
June 12, 2013, 7:59 PM UTC
By Devin Coldewey
Ubisoft's next-gen title "Watch Dogs," the hack-and-shoot gameplay which wowed audiences at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles both last year and this year, is the poster child for next-generation gaming. But underneath the flashy exterior, the gameplay is strikingly familiar.
In an extended backstage demo at the Ubisoft booth, NBC News got a look at some of the more truly open-world gameplay the title offers. Monday's presentations showed how a scripted mission would play out, but behind closed doors the developers were eager to demonstrate their expansive virtual version of Chicago and all the adventures that await curious players.
Advancement in the game seems to rely heavily on capturing facilities owned by the authorities, giving the player access to nearby missions and side quests. This "expand and conquer" gameplay will be instantly recognizable to fans of Ubisoft's hit franchises "Far Cry" and "Assassin's Creed."
The on-the-ground action is more "Splinter Cell," and stealth action junkies will feel at home rolling between cover, hacking cameras and disabling guards. Our demonstrator opted for a more gung-ho approach and was nearly gunned down, so while you can wield an assault rifle, you're far from a one-man army.
Other players can drop in and steal your loot unless you find and stop them.Ubisoft
Lastly, a drop-in multiplayer, where another hacker invades your game and you have to duel it out or scare them off, is reminiscent of cult hit "Dark Souls." Harrying your friends (or strangers) and always being vulnerable to a sneak attack adds tension and a collaborative aspect to the game.
Add in a "morality meter" a la "Mass Effect" that goes up and down according to your actions and affects your reception in the world, and the recipe is complete.
Chicago is faithfully recreated, from downtown to the Wards.Ubisoft
The sum effect is that "Watch Dogs" is less a total revolution than simply a highly advanced amalgam of today's most successful gameplay elements — not that that's a bad thing. It looked like a blast to play and Ubisoft's team has done an incredible job recreating a near-future Chicago.
It may not break ground on a new genre, but "Watch Dogs" still looks like it will set the bar for next-gen open worlds. That it's a launch title (and will be available in November for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PCs) is just icing on the cake.
Devin Coldewey is a contributing writer for NBC News Digital. His personal website is coldewey.cc.
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Published: Nov. 4, 2012 at 2:00 AM EDT|Updated: Mar. 24, 2013 at 1:58 AM EDT
CHARLESTON, SC - Aaron Miller scored a pair of rushing touchdowns and connected with Matt Thompson on a Hail Mary score at the end of the first half while Darien Robinson compiled a career-high 178 rushing yards and the clinching touchdown in the fourth quarter to give The Citadel a 38-24 victory over Elon in front of 14,853 fans at Johnson Hagood Stadium.
The win snapped a four-game losing streak for The Citadel against the Phoenix and pushed the Bulldogs back over the .500 mark at 5-4 overall and 4-3 in the Southern Conference. Elon lost for the fifth time in its past six games to drop to 3-6 and 1-5 in the league.
The Citadel ended a three-game losing streak on Homecoming in its final home game of the season.
Robinson eclipsed his previous high of 132 set earlier this season against Chattanooga and went over the 100-yard mark for the sixth time this year, the most by a Bulldog since Nehemiah Broughton also had six in 2002. Ben Dupreeadded 100 yards on the ground, and The Citadel had 366 rushing yards on the day.
Robinson has rushed for 879 yards on the year and needs 121 more to become the first Bulldog to go over the 1,000 mark since Tory Cooper in 2007. Robinson also increased his career total to 1,841 to move up three spaces into 13th in school history.
Thomas Wilson completed a career-high 37 passes in 50 attempts for 351 yards for the Phoenix. His second touchdown pass of the game, a six-yard hookup with Tracey Coppedge, pulled Elon within 31-24 with 8:49 remaining in the fourth quarter.
But The Citadel then embarked on a 14-play, 75-yard drive that was capped when Robinson went in from three yards out to seal the victory with 2:33 left. Elon managed to get down to the Bulldog five in the closing seconds before Akeem Garnett forced a Wilson fumble which was recovered by The Citadel's Sadath Jean-Pierre.
Nine different Elon players caught passes from Wilson, including nine each by Aaron Mellette and Kierre Brown for 102 and 85 yards, respectively.
The Bulldogs appeared on their way to an easy win, building a 31-6 lead when Robinson raced 60 yards to the Elon eight and Miller scored his second touchdown of the game on a three-yard run at the 12:10 mark of the third quarter.
Miller, who rushed for 60 yards on the day, gave The Citadel a huge shot in the arm when he eluded the Elon rush and heaved a 51-yard pass that Thompson hauled in at the two and fell into the end zone as the clock ran out to give the Bulldogs a 24-6 halftime lead.
The touchdown was the first of the year for Thompson, who moved from quarterback to wide receiver in the spring.
The Citadel also got a 55-yard touchdown run by Dupree on its opening possession of the game, a one-yard run by Miller and a career-long 47-yard field goal by Thomas Warren during the opening 30 minutes. Elon could only counter with field goals of 25 and 42 yards by Adam Shreiner.
The 25-point Bulldog lead was trimmed to 31-14 when a low pitch from Dupree toDalton Trevino was recovered by Elon's Michael Pearson at The Citadel 31. On the second play following the turnover, Wilson threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Brown and then hit Jeremy Peterson for a two-point conversion with 6:37 left in the third quarter.
On its next drive, the Phoenix used a 36-yard pass from Wilson to Mellette to set up a 33-yard field goal by Shreiner to make it 31-17. Brandon McCladdiethwarted Elon's next series when he picked off a pass at the goal line for his second interception of the season and sixth of his career.
Again the Bulldog offense stalled, and Elon drove 46 yards and made it a seven-point game on the scoring pass from Wilson to Coppedge. The Citadel finally ended the Phoenix comeback attempt on the long drive and Robinson touchdown.
Freshman James Riley, who moved into the starting lineup last week following injuries to linebackers Carl Robinson and Rah Muhammad, again led The Citadel with 11 tackles and shared a sack with fellow first-year player Mark Thomas. A third freshman, Mitchell Jeter, as well as Derek Douglas also had sacks for the Bulldogs.
Jean-Pierre and Carson Smith followed Riley with 10 tackles. Garnett, another newcomer to the starting linebacker corps, had eight as well as his forced fumble and pass breakup.
Jonathan Spain led the Phoenix with 11 tackles, and Chandler Wrightenberry and Blake Thompson both had eight.
The Citadel hits the road for its final two games of the regular season. The Bulldogs travel to Lexington, Va., next week to battle VMI in the Military Classic of the South and ownership of the coveted Silver Shako before finishing the year at Furman.
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Reciprocity Founder's Day. 9:30 a.m. Lower level Saint Thomas Aquinas Church. Unaffiliates welcome.
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Twice Told Tales Used Bookstore, Putnam County Library. 4-6 p.m. for members of Library Friends only. Memberships available at door. Hardbound books/$2, paperbacks/50 cents, children's/25 cents. Bargain Cart hardbound books/50 cents.
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8-11 a.m. VFW Post building. Hosted by Livingston American Legion Post 4 & Auxiliary Unit 4 & VFW Post 5062. Inviting all who have or are serving in the armed forces. Have coffee, conversation, enjoy the comradeship.
Dodson Branch community, 5 p.m. Cake walk & music. Adults/$8, Children /$3. Volunteers & desserts for dessert table & cake walk appreciated. Call 510-7108.
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Come walk the labyrinth at CPC. The labyrinth is not a maze. Unlike a maze that is designed to confuse you and is full of dead ends and obstacles to overcome, a labyrinth is designed for you to find your way with no wrong turns or dead ends.
The labyrinth is located in the lower Fellowship Hall. Enter through the Hyland Ave doors and follow the signs to the Fellowship hall located downstairs.
winding path that leads to a central space and then out again by the same path.
wondrous pathway that may become a mirror for our own lives and metaphor for our spiritual journey.
circle and a spiral, each a powerful and ancient symbol of unity, wholeness and transformation.
tool of spiritual growth, healing and transformation of heart, body, mind and spirit.
spiritual discipline of setting one foot in front of the other and following a path.
calling forth of our intuitive symbolic mind and creative meandering spirit.
deeply healing container where we can touch our joys and sorrows.
As you leave the labyrinth, ponder what touched you, inspired you, challenged you or surprised you. A prayer of thanksgiving may also seem an appropriate closure to this time. You may also wish to let the experience unfold as it will.
* Special thanks to Westminster Presbyterian Church from Dayton, Ohio. Much of this labyrinth page content has been borrowed from their website.


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When the snow melts there will be sticks to play with! The spring melt will come and when it does there will be streams of water up and down our streets. There's nothing like finding a stick and floating it along. Even better is making it a race, like Winnie the Pooh's Poohsticks game.
Read all about it in Chapter Six of The House at Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne.
Find more things to make or do with a stick in The Stick Book by Jo Schofield and Fiona Danks.
"Now one day Pooh and Piglet and Rabbit and Roo were all playing Poohsticks together. They had dropped their sticks in when Rabbit said "Go!"..."I expect my stick's stuck," said Roo. "Rabbit, my stick's stuck. Is your stick stuck, Piglet?" "They always take longer than you think," said Rabbit."
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Carbon Capital in Motion
Posted on 2 November 2014 by Laleh Khalili
I have already written about ships as workplaces, and of workers held captive on ships. Now, the NY Times reports on a massive floating refinery which is going to look for fossil fuels in the Indian Ocean. The ship is HUGE:
More than 530 yards long and 80 yards wide, it was constructed with 260,000 metric tons of steel, more than was used in the entire original World Trade Center complex, and it's expected to displace 600,000 metric tons of water, or as much as six aircraft carriers. Even the paint job is huge: Most big vessels dry-dock every five years for a new coat, but Prelude's paint is supposed to last 25 years. It will produce more natural gas than Hong Kong needs in a year.
And the reason it is now feasible to construct such a massive "facility" is because of the way natural gas can be extracted at more reasonable costs:
Right now it is under construction in a South Korean shipyard on Geoje, the island where Samsung Heavy Industries makes large ships and drilling platforms. Prelude is designed to take advantage of inaccessible or "stranded" natural-gas deposits, stranded because until recently they cost too much to make their capture worthwhile. In North Dakota, for example, most natural gas released from oil drilling is burned off because of infrastructural limitations and the expense of recovering it. "A project like this wasn't an economical prospect for decades, but now things are changing," says Francis O'Sullivan, the director of research at M.I.T.'s Energy Initiative. Owing to shifts in oil prices and a change in the climate of energy arbitrage, a vast amount of usable natural gas — an estimated three trillion cubic feet of it — is now profitable and waiting to be tapped within an area called Browse Basin, under the Indian Ocean, roughly 125 miles northwest of Australia. That's where Prelude will soon be towed, then fixed to what "The Biogeography of the Australian North West Shelf" describes as "the relatively featureless sedimentary sea floor plains."
A few questions come up: What about the people who work on the ship? Does the fact that Shell refuses to call the ship a "ship" and calls it a "facility" have anything to do with varying labour regulations? Or legal ones? What about questions of territoriality and the rights of exploration? Who owns the rights to this Browse Basin (other than Shell of course)? And what are the environmental effects of having floating fossil fuel factories and production lines floating on seas?
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Am i the only one that thinks it's odd that the HORNED cobalt helm doesn't actually have horns?
Well, I'm using these mats to skill up my enchanting, but I came up with roughly the same numbers proportionately. Minus the cobalt costs, of course, so it's all profit for me. (Plus my DK is an Inscriptor, so I can sell my enchants after I skill up :3 ).
I'm not sure why the two previous comments were voted down. See my comment on the Reinforced Cobalt Chestpiece. The profit margin for DEing this is very good, and since this item doesn't require crystallized waters, it's even better. Exact profit varies depending on server, but it should be a good margin on almost any server. On mine, it's anywhere between 13-50g worth of DE mats per chestpiece (average being around 25g or so), while the materials cost a mere 13g on average.
People who make their money making and DEing these are purging our comments so that their "grand scheme" doesn't get ruined. In any case, this will be purged, too.
Same with the Notched Cobalt Axes page.
- Leveling your enchanting, because we all know that 420-440 is awful with the dust.
I used this to leveling my enchanting really really nicely. 8 Cobalt is not much to make this and it usually disenchanted for 4+ Infinite Dust or Greater Cosmic Essence (often 2). Happy leveling!
As Akatosh said, this often disenchants into 3+ dust or 2 greater essence. On my server I can buy Cobalt ORE (bars for some reason are more, go figure) for 1g each, so 8g to make it. I can disenchant it and sell the average take for DOUBLE that.
This is a nice little money maker here.
Check how much infinite dust sells for. On my server it's 4g, i worked out the minimum amount you will make off this helm when DEing is around 10g with that price.
With that in mind, buying stacks of 20 ore/bar's at a price of 25g will mean you will break even if your totally unlucky.
I just bought 5 stacks of 20 ore for 21g each, i made 12 helms out of that. 10 of which turned into 3-5 dust, one turned into 1 greater cosmic essence, the other turned into 2 greater cosmic essences.
In total i made roughly 190g off them, minus the 105g, thats an easy 85g profit for prob 10mins work.
I was quite unlucky that time, the profit can go immense.
It's funny because a month ago, I kept posting the same money-maker things and my comments kept getting purged by the monopolizers. Things like these were apparently a "secret" for a while, it would have seemed.
Just an update to this, I believe there was a patch to this. After farming for 128 cobalt ore and making a total of 15 helms, I consistently only got 1-2 Infinite dust from each of them rather than the 2-5 stated on wowhead. Not entirely sure whether this venture of mine was still profitable for me, and it will probably come out close to even at best.
Out of the 15 helms I ended up with 24 dust and four LESSER cosmic essence.
Best smithing item to break down into Infinite Dust.
I've had these disenchant into 6 and even 7 infinite dust since yesterday. Never seen them give more than 5 before that.
Having this aswell - it seems WoWhead has already updated the table, they now disenchant for up to 7 infinite dust.
Disenchanted all 20 helms and ended up with 122 Infinite Dust, and 4 Greater Cosmic Essence.
This ended up costing me about half of what Auction House prices are for Infinite Dust on my server.
I think the name should be "Nosed Cobalt Helm" not Horned.


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Novel potent antimicrobial from thermophilic bacterium
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IMAGE: This is the structure of pallidocin, circles are the amino acid residues, the functional sugar is seen on the right, linked to Cys. view more
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University of Groningen microbiologists and their colleagues from Lithuania have discovered a new glycocin, a small antimicrobial peptide with a sugar group attached, which is produced by a thermophilic bacterium and is stable at relatively high temperatures. They also succeeded in transferring the genes required to produce this glycocin to an E. coli bacterium. This makes it easier to produce and investigate this compound, which could potentially be used in biofuel production. These findings were published in Nature Communications on 7 March.
The rise of antibiotic resistance has spurred the search for new antimicrobials. Bacteriocins - peptide toxins produced by bacteria to inhibit growth in similar or related bacterial strains - are a possible alternative to the more traditional antibiotics. Bacteriocins would also be useful to protect high-temperature fermentations mediated by thermophilic bacteria. But this would require the use of bacteriocins that are stable at higher temperatures.
'That is why we were interested to find that the thermophilic bacterium Aeribacillus palladius, isolated from the soil above an oil well in Lithuania, appeared to produce an antibacterial peptide,' says University of Groningen Professor of Molecular Biology, Oscar Kuipers. Thus far, purification and identification of the compound had not been successful. Therefore, Ph.D. student Arnoldas Kaunietis from Vilnius University spent almost two years in Kuipers' lab to solve the mystery. He is the first author on the new paper.
By analyzing genomic information from the Lithuanian bacteria using BAGEL4 software, developed by Anne de Jong and Auke van Heel in Kuipers' group, genes that are responsible for the production of the bacteriocin were discovered and the final gene product was named pallidocin. The BAGEL4 software searches for gene clusters with the potential ability to produce novel antimicrobials.
The antimicrobial turned out to be a glycocin, belonging to a class of post-translationally modified peptides. This means that after its production, one or more functional groups are added to the peptide. In the case of glycocins, this functional group is a sugar. 'Only five other glycocins were known thus far,' says Kuipers.
In order to facilitate further research and engineering of this peptide, the genes responsible for the production of pallidocin were transferred to E. coli BL21 (DE3) bacteria. 'The expression of the genes worked well, which is a real breakthrough, as it is difficult to express a whole antimicrobial gene cluster from a gram-positive bacterial strain directly in a gram-negative bacterium and to get the product secreted.'
After isolating pallidocin, the scientists were able to confirm that it is highly thermostable and exhibits extremely strong activity against specific thermophilic bacteria. Furthermore, by using the sequence of pallidocin biosynthesis genes in BAGEL4, two similar peptides were discovered in two different strains of Bacillus bacteria. These peptides, named Hyp1 and Hyp2, were also successfully expressed in the E. coli strain. 'This shows that the expression system works well for various glycocins; it is able to produce them in vivo', says Kuipers.
Pallidocin might be useful in high-temperature fermentations, which are used to produce biofuels or chemical building blocks. The higher temperature makes it easier to recover volatile products such as ethanol but also reduces the risk of contamination with common bacteria. However, contamination with thermophilic bacteria is possible. 'Both pallidocin and Hyp1 appear to be active against thermophilic bacteria and some Bacillus species,' says Kuipers. And there could be more applications: 'Contamination by thermophiles is also a problem in the food industry.'
Reference: Arnoldas Kaunietis, Andrius Buivydas, Donaldas J. ?itavičius & Oscar P. Kuipers: Heterologous biosynthesis and characterization of a glycocin from a thermophilic bacterium. Nature Communications 7 March 2019
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The Structure of Pallidocin (IMAGE)
Professor of Molecular Biology Oscar Kuipers, University of Groningen (IMAGE)
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-09065-5


In a previous post I discussed my frustrations with trying to get Dropbox or Spideroak to perform BOTH encrypted remote backup and AND fast two way file syncing. This is the detail of how I set up for two machines, both Ubuntu 10.10, to perform two way sync where a file change on either machine will result in that change being replicated on the other machine. I initially tried running Unison on BOTH my laptop and the server and had the server Unison set to sync with my laptop back through an SSH reverse proxy.
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I love the portability of a laptop. I have a 45 min train ride twice a day and I fly a little too, so having my work with me on my laptop is very important. But I hate doing long running analytics on my laptop when I'm in the office because it bogs down my laptop and all those videos on The Superficial get all jerky and stuff. I get around this conundrum by running much of my analytics on either my work server or on an EC2 machine (I'm going to call these collectively "my servers" for the rest of this post).
It geeky circles there's often talk of finding your "flow." The term was coined by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in his book Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience and which he revisits in the smaller and more readable Finding Flow: The Psychology of Engagement with Everyday Life. The general idea is finding the state where you lose yourself in what you are doing and find the experience fun, enjoyable, and productive. There's even a Wikipedia article on the topic of flow.
One of the many things that I sit around pondering when I should be doing productive things is the idea of analytical workflow. I have only worked with one analytical guru who I felt really gave thought and structure to workflow and its impact on analyist productivity. When I talk about workflow I mean the whole process from the time the analytical guy thinks, "Hey, I need to understand the velocity of new purchases between different types of sales campaigns.


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Q: Bot framework "bot generates an error, an HTTP 502 response ("Bad Gateway") " I'm trying to integrate UWP app with Bot framework using direct line, but bot framework website show me this error:"HTTP status code InternalServerError", so I try to debug, after researching, I found the error is in the "Send an activity to the bot" section, But I have no idea how to fix it. (if I use bot emulator to test, it can work, does it means the bot doesn't have any problem?)
namespace BotClient
{
    public sealed partial class MainPage : Page
    {
        BotService myBot;
        string ConversationId;
        public MainPage()
        {
            this.InitializeComponent();
            myBot = new BotService();
        }
        private async void btnAsk_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            string msg = txtInput.Text;
            ConversationId = await myBot.StartConversation("Bearer KNEkUE8KsPg.cwA.28g.gw6z3bjzRutZID4T2xDAp0XYnCb7mTysJV53rbivy0s");
            await myBot.SendMessage(msg);
                ConversationActitvities messages = await myBot.GetMessages();
                for (int i = 1; i < messages.activities.Length; i++)
                {
                    lblMessage.Text += messages.activities[i].text + Environment.NewLine;
                }
        }

    }
}

namespace BotFrameworkTestClient
{

    class Conversation
    {
        public string conversationId { get; set; }
        public string token { get; set; }
        public string eTag { get; set; }
        public string expires_in { get; set; }
    }

    public class ConversationReference
    {
        public string id { get; set; }
    }

    public class ConversationActitvities
    {
        public Activity[] activities { get; set; }
        public string watermark { get; set; }
        public string eTag { get; set; }
    }

    public class UserId
    {
        public string id { get; set; }
        public string name { get; set; }
    }

    public class ActivityReference
    {
        public string id { get; set; }
    }

    public class ActivityMessage
    {
        public string type { get; set; }
        public UserId from { get; set; }
        public string text { get; set; }
    }

    public class Activity : ActivityMessage
    {
        public string id { get; set; }
        public DateTime timestamp { get; set; }
        public ConversationReference conversation { get; set; }

        public string channelId { get; set; }
        public string replyToId { get; set; }
        public DateTime created { get; set; }
        public Channeldata channelData { get; set; }
        public string[] images { get; set; }
        public Attachment[] attachments { get; set; }
        public string eTag { get; set; }
    }

    public class Channeldata
    {
    }

    public class Attachment
    {
        public string url { get; set; }
        public string contentType { get; set; }
    }

    class KeyRequest
    {
        public string Mainkey { get; set; }
    }
    public class BotService
    {

        private string APIKEY;
        private string botToken;
        private string activeConversation;
        private string activeWatermark;
        private string newActivityId;
        private string lastResponse;
        public BotService()
        {
            // Constructor
        }
        public async Task<string> StartConversation(string secret)
        {
            //APIKEY = secret;
            using (var client = new HttpClient())
            {
                client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://directline.botframework.com/");
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Clear();
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Add(new MediaTypeWithQualityHeaderValue("application/json"));

                // Authorize
                //client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + APIKEY);
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", secret);

                // Get a new token as dummy call
                var keyreq = new KeyRequest() { Mainkey = "" };
                var stringContent = new StringContent(keyreq.ToString());
                HttpResponseMessage response = await client.PostAsync("v3/directline/conversations", stringContent);
                if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
                {
                    var re = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
                    var myConversation = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Conversation>(re);
                    activeConversation = myConversation.conversationId;
                    botToken = myConversation.token;
                    return myConversation.conversationId;
                }
            }
            return "Error";
        }

        public async Task<bool> SendMessage(string message)
        {
            using (var client = new HttpClient())
            {
                string conversationId = activeConversation;

                client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://directline.botframework.com/");
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Clear();
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Add(new MediaTypeWithQualityHeaderValue("application/json"));

                // Authorize
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + botToken);

                // Send a message
                string messageId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                DateTime timeStamp = DateTime.Now;
                var attachment = new Attachment();
                var myMessage = new ActivityMessage()
                {
                    type = "message",
                    from = new UserId() { id = "Joe" },
                    text = message
                };
                string postBody = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(myMessage);
                String urlString = "v3/directline/conversations/" + conversationId + "/activities";
                HttpContent httpContent = new StringContent(postBody, Encoding.UTF8, "application/json");
                HttpResponseMessage response = await client.PostAsync(urlString, httpContent);
                if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
                {
                    var re = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
                    lastResponse = re;
                    var ar = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<ActivityReference>(re);
                    newActivityId = ar.id;
                    return true;
                }
                else
                {
                    lastResponse = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
                }
                return false;
            }
        }
        public async Task<string> GetNewestActivity()
        {
            ConversationActitvities cm = await GetNewestActivities();
            if (cm.activities.Length > 0)
            {
                return cm.activities[cm.activities.Length - 1].text;
            }
            else
            {
                return "";
            }
        }
        public async Task<ConversationActitvities> GetNewestActivities()
        {
            await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(200)).ConfigureAwait(true);
            int inc = 0;
            ConversationActitvities cm = await GetMessages();
            while (++inc < 5)
            {
                Debug.WriteLine(cm.activities.Length + "conversations received");
                for (int i = 0; i < cm.activities.Length; i++)
                {
                    var activity = cm.activities[i];
                    Debug.WriteLine("activity received = " + activity.text);
                    lastResponse = activity.id + " / " + activity.replyToId + " / " + newActivityId;

                    // wait for reply message from my message
                    if (activity.replyToId != null && activity.replyToId.Equals(newActivityId))
                    {
                        Debug.WriteLine("activity is response to " + newActivityId);
                        return cm;
                    }
                }
                await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(5)).ConfigureAwait(true);
                cm = await GetMessages();
            }
            return cm;
        }
        public async Task<ConversationActitvities> GetMessages()
        {
            using (var client = new HttpClient())
            {
                string conversationId = activeConversation;

                client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://directline.botframework.com/");
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Clear();
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Accept.Add(new MediaTypeWithQualityHeaderValue("application/json"));

                // Authorize
                client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", "Bearer " + botToken);

                ConversationActitvities cm = new ConversationActitvities();
                string messageURL = "v3/directline/conversations/" + conversationId + "/activities";
                if (activeWatermark != null)
                    messageURL += "?watermark=" + activeWatermark;
                HttpResponseMessage response = await client.GetAsync(messageURL);
                if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
                {
                    var re = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
                    lastResponse = re.ToString();
                    cm = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<ConversationActitvities>(re);
                    activeWatermark = cm.watermark;
                    return cm;
                }
                return cm;
            }
        }
    }
}


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BroadSign International, explains why printegration partnerships need to be developed between printers and digital signage providers.
Integrating large-format printed and digital signage is a battle that won't bode well for the defeated. It's accepted that the out-of-home (OOH) industry is moving away from its longstanding static medium status to a channel that acts as a point of fusion for the latest trends in advertising and consumer engagement. Such a transition beckons advertising dollars from other media: OOH advertising revenue in the UK reached an unprecedented £990 million in 2013 and secured a 5.5% share of all UK ad revenue. What's more, digital out-of-home revenue made up almost a quarter of the OOH total, with £214 million in 2013 compared to £11 million ten years earlier. (Outdoor Media Centre)
Such tremendous growth for the out-of-home sector should be viewed positively by static and digital sign providers in a 'rising tide lifts all boats' kind of way. Yet instead, the turf war continues whereby fears of a digital invasion are supported with threats of industry cannibalisation.
Digital temptation
Consumers are more willing than ever to share personal information with brands in exchange for custom content and benefits, and mobile is the currency of this transaction. And of course static signage can contain mobile calls to action, digital incorporates and instantly responds to NFC, beacons and geofencing - capabilities that allow for real time engagement and retargeting.
These advertising benefits are experienced by the likes of Eye Airports, the UK's largest airport advertising company that reaches over 100 million passengers annually through 46, 55 and 70in LCD screens, videowalls and large-format LEDs.
"For Eye Airports the opportunity to engage our audiences with interactive and rewarding content on our digital screens has led to some of our most popular and acclaimed advertising campaigns. Specific interaction provides data that allows us to make the next campaign even better and this, coupled with our Neuro Insight research, has already proved that digital screens are more engaging," says Sarah Parkes, managing director at Eye Airports.
"As we look to the future, the location, quality, quantity and capability of our digital screens will be the priority. However for the foreseeable future we will continue to use printed material at other suitable sites within our airport environments, as this mix offers our advertisers a number of advantages."
Eye Airports is just one example of the many media networks shifting their portfolios to include a higher ratio of digital to static signs, not just in the UK but throughout North America and Australia. This move clearly pits one type of sign against the other, explaining not only the lack of integration but the hostility developed toward digital as printed signs are increasingly swapped for new screens.
Printer paranoia
Forget cross-channel advertising. The act of multi-screening coordinates campaigns across two or more screen platforms - including TV, Internet, smartphone and digital signage - is expected to grow from 20% to 50% of media spend in the next three years (ANA, Nielsen). So with static fading out of sight, where do wide-format printers fit in?
Not so fast. The argument goes that while digital is undeniably growing, there will still be a significant role for high-quality, backlit printed panels in the foreseeable future. Referring to airports once again, digital ad revenue in London Heathrow Airport accounts for around 22% of JCDecaux UK's footprint in the space. This is greater than the UK's OOH industry average, about 14-16%, yet a number that might come as a surprise to digital enthusiasts who view the world in screens. Despite the even higher ratio of digital to static in newly renovated Terminal 2, non-digital is still a majority.
"Airports are unique when compared to other transit categories, as advertisers will buy one iconic and high-profile panel guaranteeing 100% visibility for an entire year," explains Steve Cox, marketing director at JCDecaux Airport UK. "In general, smaller-format digital screens will run shorter-term campaigns and longer-term buys use conventional signage. That being said, Terminal 2 has more large-format LEDs than the others."
Planes aside, when it comes to OOH among trains, automobiles and other verticals, it's hard to find well-executed examples of campaigns using a digital display integrated within a conventional sign. It's even difficult to spot campaigns optimising the print and digital locations in a given network – the two are viewed by many as different, yet one and the same.
It can be argued that Europe faces even bigger OOH challenges than the US in terms of print and digital integration and, more importantly, growth. Available space for billboards and large-format signs is limited and premium. Jeremy Male, CEO at CBS Outdoor Americas, refers to this variation from America's expansive landscape by comparing Amsterdam to Atlanta. To avoid overcrowding and visual pollution, certain governments riddle the OOH market with regulations that the industry must respect or alleviate in unison.
A printegration celebration
As a printer you may never even consider the addition of digital displays to your portfolio; nobody's forcing you to. Yet perhaps somebody should.
Traditional print events are globally creating and expanding dedicated digital signage sections of the show floor, such as ISA Sign Expo in the US, Fespa's European Sign Expo and SGI Dubai. This is not happening in a bubble - consumer exposure to digital out-of-home is expected to rise at an 8.6% CAGR to an average of 20 minutes per week by 2017, whereas static billboards will decline at a 1.6% CAGR to 44 minutes weekly (PQ Media, 'Consumer Exposure to Digital Out-of-Home Media Worldwide 2014'). The expected growth in digital signage fuels higher spending on digital inventory and brings a 14.2 % CAGR in operator revenues in the stated period.
With endless stats like these, why battle against a digital invasion? Why not call a truce? For those who are too proud to "say uncle", a white flag is unnecessary. Those working in the recently realised realm of digital out-of-home could benefit from printers' many years of expertise in the OOH industry. Printers, on the other hand, have a lot to learn and a promising amount of revenue to gain by collaborating with the digital signage space.
Partnerships between the two will herein be referred to as 'printegration', and represents a mutually beneficial future of static and digital signs, a synergy possible and attainable worldwide.
Digital signage vendors might not understand the logistics behind ink drying time and printers may not care about RS232. These differences are negligible compared to the result of sharing strengths. Audiovisual integrators can take care of digital signage components they have come to know so well, leaving printers to continue perfecting their domain of designing effective creative.
Through printegration, digital signage gurus will work with printers to prevent the creative used for a static sign from ever appearing on a digital counterpart. Such a faux pas, and many others, can be avoided by joining forces. Bigger hurdles, such as defeating unfair legislation and growing the OOH share of all media can only be tackled by print and digital signage providers keen to make love, not war; to commence a printegration celebration.
The 21st century's digital natives expect a seamless integration between static and digital messages, regardless of the media serving them. And the prospect of campaigns using print and digital should be exciting not only to consumers and advertisers, but suppliers too.


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L'église Saint-Hilaire d'Agen, ancienne église des cordeliers, située boulevard Scaliger, est une église catholique datant du  transformée au . Elle est dédiée à saint Hilaire.

Historique

Église des Cordeliers
Au moment de la mort de saint François d'Assise, en 1226, l'ordre des frères mineurs comptait 240 couvents, dont 60 dans toute l'Aquitaine. Une partie des documents du couvent des cordeliers d'Agen ayant été détruits pendant l'occupation de la ville par les protestants, on ne sait pas à quelle date exacte le premier couvent a été fondé. Le Père B. Villate écrit en 1715 à l'évêque d'Agen François Hébert qu'il a été fondé en 1291. Mais par ailleurs, on sait que le couvent des Cordeliers a été fondé après celui des Jacobins et avant celui des Carmes, c'est-à-dire entre 1240 et 1272. L'évêque Pierre Jerlandi a été enterré dans l'église des Cordeliers en 1271. Dans son testament daté du , Amanieu d'Albret lègue « als frais Menors d'Agen, dus cens sols ». On peut donc supposer que les Cordeliers s'étaient installés à Agen avant 1262.

Leur premier couvent a été installé hors les murs de la ville, à proximité de la porte Saint-Michel, probablement devant la porte Saint-Louis, dans l'enclos des Carmes Déchaussés où des tombeaux ont été trouvés par les Pères Carmes déchaussés, c'est-à-dire, entre les rues Palissy, Mascaron, Lamouroux et la Garonne. Les dons reçus ont fait appeler le couvent des cordeliers le couvent Doré. Pour l'abbé Barrère, le surnom de Doré ne viendrait pas de la richesse du couvent mais d'une altération du nom Dovère qui a été donné par les archevêques de Bourges à plusieurs de leurs maisons et monastères. Cela serait dû à une chapelle fondée au  à proximité par un Randulphe de Bourges. L'église devait être aussi vaste que l'église des Jacobins car c'est dans celle-ci que l'hommage a été rendu par la noblesse et les communautés de l'Agenais au roi d'Angleterre Édouard  en 1286.

En 1336, Philippe VI de Valois considérant que le couvent des Cordeliers appuyé contre les murs de la ville pouvait être un danger en cas de conflit avec le roi d'Angleterre, il a décidé de le saisir pour y installer une forteresse. Il a obtenu l'autorisation du pape Benoît XII à condition d'installer un nouveau couvent à l'intérieur des murs. Les démolitions du couvent ont commencé en 1338. Les Frères mineurs se sont d'abord installés à proximité de l'église Notre-Dame-du-Bourg mais ils se sont heurtés à l'hostilité des chanoines de la cathédrale Saint-Étienne. N'ayant plus de locaux à Agen, les Frères mineurs en ont appelé au roi de France. Son fils, le prince Jean étant alors en Guyenne a fait estimer le prix du couvent détruit et a donné l'ordre de leur payer l'estimation de . Cette somme complétée par d'autres libéralités leur ont permis de s'installer d'abord à l'hôpital Saint-Georges. Cependant un conflit avec les Augustins qui les trouvaient trop proches de leur couvent les a contraints à s'éloigner et à s'installer en 1345 dans le quartier Saint-Hilaire, à proximité de la porte Saint-Georges. Pour apaiser les critiques des chanoines de Saint-Étienne les Frères Mineurs leur ont donné le marbre de leur premier cloître.

La construction de leur église a été terminée en 1348 car à cette date les Cordeliers ont obtenu de l'évêque d'Agen Amanieu de Fargis l'autorisation de faire bénir leur cimetière par le Frère Philippe (Filippo de Ursone), évêque d'Ajaccio.

Transfert de l'église paroissiale Saint-Hilaire dans l'ancienne église des Cordeliers
Les biens du couvent des Cordeliers ont été saisis en 1790. Une partie du couvent a abrité la caserne de la gendarmerie à partir de 1795 jusqu'en 1840. L'église des Cordeliers a abrité l'assemblée électorale en 1790 du département. Puis elle a servi d'écurie et de magasin à fourrage. L'église paroissiale Saint-Hilaire située à proximité étant trop petite et menaçant ruine, le curé et le conseil de fabrique ont fait signer une pétition aux habitants, avec l'accord du maire, du préfet et de l'évêque, envoyée au gouvernement pour obtenir le transfert de la paroisse Saint-Hilaire dans l'ancienne église des Cordeliers, ce qui a été accepté en 1818.

L'église des Cordeliers est devenue l'église paroissiale Saint-Hilaire en 1826.

Nouvelle façade
Une nouvelle façade a été construite devant l'ancienne façade de la chapelle. En 1866, est bâti près de la façade un clocher suivant le plan de l'architecte Verdier. Une nouvelle flèche élancée a été ajoutée sur les plans de l'architecte Léopold Payen en 1892.

Monument historique
 La charpente de l'église Saint-Hilaire a été classée au titre des monuments historiques le ,
 L'église à l'exception de la façade du  le
 La façade principale a été inscrite le .
 La Pièta en bois polychrome du  classé, est maintenant déposé au Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Agen.

Description
L'église reprend le plan traditionnel des églises gothiques méridionales. Elle est à large nef unique sans transept et bordée de chapelles latérales peu profondes. Elle est mi-partie en pierres et en briques. Elle comprend trois travées voûtées d'ogives. L'abside a sept pans. Sa partie la plus intéressante et la plus remarquable est la charpente en carène renversée de bateau. L'ancienne église des Cordeliers n'avait qu'un petit clocher carré.

Vitraux
Les grandes fenêtres de l'église ont été pourvues de vitraux. Ils sont datés de 1869. Un des vitraux porte la signature du maître-verrier bordelais Joseph Villiet.

L'église Saint-Hilaire et le mouvement Pax Christi
C'est en  que Marthe Dortel-Claudot, guidée par le chanoine Dessorbes, curé de la paroisse Saint-Hilaire, a demandé le soutien des communautés religieuses de la région, puis de France, par la prière pour la réconciliation entre les Français et les Allemands. Elle a reçu le  le soutien de l'évêque de Montauban,  Pierre-Marie Théas, qui signe ensuite avec quarante évêques de France un appel à une croisade de prières pour la Paix dans le Monde, et fonde le mouvement Pax Christi.

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Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Philippe Lauzun, Les Couvents de la Ville d'Agen avant 1789 - IV. Les Cordeliers ou Frères-Mineurs (suite), , Revue de l'Agenais, année 1886, tome 13 (lire en ligne)
 Georges Tholin, Études sur l'architecture religieuse de l'Agenais du  au  siècle suivies d'une notice sur les sépultures du Moyen Âge, , Librairie J. Michel, Agen, 1874 ( lire en ligne )
 Georges Tholin, Notes sur quelques charpentes remarquables du département de Lot-et-Garonne,  avec dessin, Bulletin monumental, 1874, volume 40  (lire en ligne)
 Jacques Gardelles, Aquitaine gothique, , Picard éditeur, Paris, 1992
 S. Allègre, La charpente de l'église paroissiale de Saint-Hilaire d'Agen, , Revue de l'Agenais, 1917, tome 44 (lire en ligne)
 La charpente de l'église Saint-Hilaire d'Agen, , Bulletin monumental, 1914, tome 78 (lire en ligne)

Article connexe
 Liste des monuments historiques d'Agen

Liens externes

 Visites en Aquitaine : Église des Cordeliers ou Saint-Hilaire
 Visites en Aquitaine : Chapelle du Saint-Sacrement de l'église des Cordeliers
 Stéphane Thouin : restauration de l'église Saint-Hilaire

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