This will enable you on how the SAP Activate Methodology works for S4HC, what are the key activities in implementation, what standard SAP accelerators available for project management/ functional configuration/ business workshops/ deliverables/ testing etc. and guidelines to follow, as if you are implementing public cloud version, there are limited options available for changes compared to standard process.
This system is pre-configured with initially identified scope items and pre-delivered with master data and standard organizational structure. This is made available to client during prepare phase. Also, this system will not have some features, like "Test Automation Tool", ability to define custom fields etc. not available in starter system.
This is requested at the end of explore phase and provisioned as realize phase starts.
Production system is also requested immediately after quality system provisioning.
Starter system will be decommissioned 30 days after the production system provisioning communication is sent by SAP to client's IT user. So only for such 30 days, client will have three systems in S4HC landscape. Otherwise it will always have dual system landscape.
All the business processes in cloud environment are governed by scope items, where each scope item address a business process. You can find the list of scope items in below accelerator: "Availability and Dependencies of Scope Items" available in SAP Activate Roadmap in Explore phase.
Now if you see this excel, in the "Available in Scope Bundle" (Column – H for Enterprise Management version as example), there is mention of applicability for S4HC implementation. Wherever you see the "Default Provisioning" it implies that such scope items will be activated when a system is provisioned irrespective of whether customer want to use that or not. E.g. Scope item 1K2 (Event-Based Revenue Recognition - Sell from Stock) will be provisioned as default in S4HC, even if client does not want deferred/accrued revenue postings during PGI/billing. Hence consultant must consider the impact of all such mandatory scope items also during discussion and solution finding with business. There is no option "not to active" or "to deactivate" such mandatory scope items.
However, note that organization element Operating Concern, controlling area and credit control area can't be configured or even displayed by customer. SAP has defined A000 as single operating concern, single controlling area and single credit control area as default. Customer can't use multi-controlling area setup in S4HC environment as of now. Even customer can't modify the default ID A000.
Unlike S/4HANA on-premise where there is possibility to define multiple parallel ledgers and extension ledgers, S4HC can have only two ledgers (one leading and one parallel) as of now. The setup of ledger and currency is defined at the pre-set phase of quality system.
If you want to use Group Currency, then it can be specified as client currency at the time of quality system provisioning request.
SAP by default provide the fiscal year variant as K4 in the starter system setup and there is option to change it to pre-delivered Fiscal Year Variants while requesting for quality system provisioning. It you want to use other fiscal year variant like (4-5-4 FYV as needed in US), it can be done during leveraging phase using a pre-delivered FYV "SZ". Apart from this from version 1902, SAP also providing option to maintain additional alternative FYV with some restrictions. Please refer accelerator "Fiscal Year Variant Implementation Guide" applicable from S4HC 1902 version.
Even if starter system is provisioned with master data and standard organizational structure, it does not contain any transaction data. So, while preparing for Fit-to-standard workshop, if you are looking for to display various analytical apps, then suitable transaction data needed to be created in starter system to show values in such analytical apps.
In a nutshell, S4HC implementation will become a successful implementation for you if you "Embrace the Standard" and follow SAP delivered activate methodology, accelerators and processes. A simple on-premise consultant will not be able to complete S4HC project properly, unless he gains the cloud way-of-working and take care of the peculiar features of S4HC.


This dynamic and creative day will help you to spend time in the secret place and will transform and deepen your intimacy with God. It's a time to be pampered physically and toned up spiritually – a time away from the pressures of life and to be refreshed in God's amazing grace. Filled with intimate worship from the ngm band, powerful, practical teaching from Nancy Goudie, music from the ngm artists, as well as personal ministry times – this is a day you will not want to miss. They are suitable for all ages*; individuals as well as groups. Please note this is a ticket for 10th November 2018 and is open to men and women.
Price includes tea, coffee and cakes. Please note lunch is not provided.
*Unfortunately we cannot accommodate babies or children under the age of 12 at these events.
There is free parking at Caedmon and in nearby car parks. There is also a regular bus from the centre of Bristol to Thornbury. The nearest train station is Bristol Parkway which is a 20 minute bus ride away (please do check timings before booking your tickets).
You can email zoewickham@ngm.org.uk or call 01454 414880.
Tickets for this event are non-refundable but they are transferable. Please advise us of any name changes.


The fruits and vegetables you buy in the grocery store may have traveled a long way to reach your table. Transporting these items contributes to air pollution and the greenhouse effect. In addition, many kinds of commercial produce are grown using chemical fertilizers and pesticides, which can harm the environment as well as your body.
Growing your own produce is a great way to minimize your impact. You'll be able to enjoy your food knowing it wasn't grown using a bunch of unknown chemicals, and there's nothing quite like enjoying a tomato straight from the vine. Plus, once you make the initial investment into this project, you'll enjoy free, fresh produce that doesn't require a trip to the store.
Need inspiration? Start with plants that are easy to grow in almost any climate, including cucumbers, green beans, tomatoes, potatoes, spinach, squash and beans [source: The Boston Channel]. If you live in warmer regions like Florida or the Southwest, take advantage of the sunny climate by planting citrus trees, watermelon and berries. Those who live in cooler climates will find it easy to grow lettuce and other salad greens, which tend to wilt in sunnier areas [source: PBS].
Organic labeling can be tricky. Unless a product is labeled "100 percent organic," it may contain up to 5 nonorganic ingredients, including fish oil and animal intestines. Growing your own produce is one of the only ways to guarantee the food you're eating is organic [source: Weisbaum].


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using System;

/// <summary>
///   Defines a sin.
/// </summary>
[Serializable]
public struct Sin {

  /// <summary>
  ///   How much mental pain is needed for the sin.
  /// </summary>
  public float MentalPainNeeded;

  /// <summary>
  ///   How much physical pain is needed for the sin.
  /// </summary>
  public float PhysicalPainNeeded;

  /// <summary>
  ///   What do humans say.
  /// </summary>
  public string SayLine;

}

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Miley Cyrus approves of Ariana Grande's karaoke rendition of "Party in the USA"
Getty Images/Dave Hogan for One Love Manchester
Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus are pals, so it's no wonder that Miley approved when Ariana sang one of her songs at karaoke.
According to reports, Ariana, as well as Demi Lovato and Tori Kelly, all attended a party in West Hollywood earlier this week in honor of their manager Scooter Braun's wife, Yael, a South African who has just obtained American citizenship. Footage shot at the event shows Ari singing a karaoke version of Miley's smash hit "Party in the U.S.A" in honor of the occasion.
Miley responded to the post by retweeting it and adding three heart emojis.
That wasn't the only singing Ariana did at the party, though: There's also footage of her singing The Fugees' version of "Killing Me Softly."
Footage of the event also shows Demi and Tori singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" in honor of Yael's new citizenship.
Miley was one of the many stars who appeared with Ariana at her One Love Manchester benefit concert for the victims of the terrorist attack at Ariana's 2017 concert in Manchester, England. Miley and Ariana duetted on the Crowded House hit "Don't Dream It's Over" at the concert.
❤❤❤ https://t.co/PutIczlhBd
— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) February 26, 2020
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What the Hell Do You Have to Lose?: Trump's War on Civil Rights
by Juan Williams
Imprint: PublicAffairs
Publisher: PublicAffairs
Parent Company: PublicAffairs
The bestselling author, political analyst, and civil rights expert delivers a forceful critique of the Trump administration's ignorant and unprecedented rollback of the civil rights movement.
Unsympathetic, ambiguous, and openly racist remarks are a hallmark of Donald Trump's public life. They may have reached their nadir after he failed to condemn white supremacy in the wake of the violence in Charlottesville, but perhaps no remark of his is more telling than his campaign pitch to African Americans: "What the hell do you have to lose?"
Quite a lot, as it turns out. In this vigorously argued and timely book, civil rights historian and political analyst Juan Williams issues the truth about just what African Americans have to lose, and how Trump is threatening to take it away. In Williams's lifetime, civil rights have improved, vastly and against great resistance — including from Trump and his family. In chapters devoted to each of the major areas of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Williams tells the less known and forgotten stories of heroes like Bob Moses, A. Philip Randolph, and Everett Dirksen, who fought for voting rights, integration of public schools and spaces, and more.
This book is not merely a much-needed and highly visible history lesson. It signals the alarm about the Trump administration's policies and intentions, which pose a threat to civil rights without precedent in modern America.
In a polarized era, it's especially telling when moderates like Williams are prepared to stand up and shout. This book is clear-sighted, inspiring, and necessary, from an author with the experience and standing to make it heard.
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Q: as3 calling the root parent class from sub class 1120: Access of undefined property parent hi there i am trying to call a root class function (back)? from a sub class but i am getting an error, i have tried a few things without luck. please help! cheers
Main class
package  {

    import flash.display.MovieClip;
    import foo;

    public class Main extends MovieClip {

        public function Main(){
            var foo:* = new foo();
            addChild(foo)
            foo.call();
        }

        public function back(){
            trace("back");
        }
    }
}

Sub foo class
package  {

    public class foo {

        public function foo() {
            trace("foo int");
        }

        public function call(){
            trace("foo, Main call");
            (parent as Main).back();
        }
    }
}

My work around..
main class;
package {

    import flash.display.*;
    import foo;

    public class Main extends MovieClip {

        private static var main: Main;
        private var Foo: foo;

        public function Main(){
            Foo = new foo();
            Foo.call();
        }

        public static function get back(): Main {
            trace("foo!");
            return main;
        }
    }
}

foo class:
package {

    public class foo {

        public function foo() {
            trace("foo int");
        }

        public function call(){
            trace("foo, Main call");
            Main.back;
        }
    }
}

A: parent is a property of the DislpayObject class: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/display/DisplayObject.html#parent
This means that you should first extend it and second (very important) - you must add the child to any display list in order to use parent (as the ref says: parent -> Indicates the DisplayObjectContainer object that contains this display object)

A: thanks for your help guys appreciated but unfortunately that didn't work for me.. i found a work around, here's what i did. this is exacting what i needed (i didn't have an option to change the document class structure needed to stay the same).
package {

    import flash.display.*;
    import foo;

    public class Main extends MovieClip {

        private static var main: Main;
        private var Foo: foo;

        public function Main(){
            Foo = new foo();
            Foo.call();
        }

        public static function get back(): Main {
            trace("foo!");
            return main;
        }
    }
}

foo class;
package {

    public class foo {

        public function foo() {
            trace("foo int");
        }

        public function call(){
            trace("foo, Main call");
            Main.back;
        }
    }
}

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Intel's new car headlamp makes rain and snow almost invisible
By Bill Howard on May 1, 2013 at 9:45 am
Why didn't I think of that: Engineers at Intel and Carnegie Mellon University have created a car headlamp that sees through rain and snow by the simple expedient of not shining light where the raindrops are falling. It's just a matter of tracking the individual drops and treating the headlamp as a high-definition projector that doesn't shine pixels of light on the areas where the drops are, rather than a monolithic block of illumination. Turns out this can be done, at least in the lab, if you have lots of processing power (where Intel comes in) and it is claimed to eliminate 70-80% of the visible raindrops while reducing brightness by just 5-6%. Even in heavy rainfall, there are more areas in front of the car where the raindrops aren't. It uses xenon or LED projection sources and might be a production feature on cars in a decade.
How it works: Predict where the raindrops will be
The project is a joint effort of Intel Labs and Carnegie Mellon University. In the working prototype (illustration), the car is traveling left to right. A DLP projector shines through a beam-splitting mirror onto the road ahead. A camera captures a view of the road, and where the individual raindrops or snowflakes are now. Algorithms running on an Intel or other similarly worthy microprocessor locate each raindrop within the system's operating range and tell the projector which pixels (where raindrops are) should not be lit up, taking into account system latency, the brief measure-calculate-instruct delay during which the raindrops continue to descend. In the illustration, the green raindrops are the ones the car can mask. Some raindrops (red) closer than the operating range will not be masked.
John Tomkins, a research engineer at Intel, says, "In the worst thunderstorm, a motorist in a car traveling at around 20 mph would notice an 80% improvement" in visibility. Obviously, as speed goes up, it gets harder to track and mask the rain or snow. And equally obviously, to a lot of people, 20 mph would seem not much better than standing still.
The technology requires a high-output, compact light source, which means xenon or LED technology.
Now read: The Feds don't know what to make of Audi's new LED headlamps


A track that is ideal for app menu music. Could also be used as end credits or backing soundtrack to a video demonstration of a product.
The track is produced using motivational chords played on piano. A grunge style guitar solo is played on the main track. Moderate upbeat drums and rolling bass guitar form a motivational rhythm.


One of the procedures for submitting a notice of material change in fact is to submit a notice of self-recertification of EWG status. This is the only reference in the Commission's regulations to recertification of EWG status, and the Commission has dismissed such filings that do not involve material changes in fact that may affect the filer's EWG status. See, e.g., BG Dighton Power, LLC, 132 FERC ¶ 61,029 (2010). As a result, a company that files a notice of self-recertification should explain why the change in facts in question is a material change that may affect its EWG status. See id. P 6. A company that wishes to provide additional information regarding itself, but is not able to explain how this information represents a material change in fact that may affect its EWG status, should provide the information in a notice of non-material change in fact. Commission staff is available to provide guidance on this issue.


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Nigeria: Gunmen killed 5 aides, security personnel in attack on Senator's convoy
Armed men in Nigeria have killed five aides, including security personnel, in an attack on the convoy of a Nigerian senator in the southeastern region of Anambra state on the evening of Sunday.
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Armed men in Nigeria have killed five aides, including security personnel, in an attack on the convoy of a Nigerian senator in the southeastern region of Anambra state on the evening of Sunday. The spokesman of the Senator have stated about the incident on Monday.
Senator Ifeanyi Ubha's convoy was attacked in Enugwu-Ukwu, a community in the Njikoka local government area of Anambra but he escaped without injuries as he was travelling in a bullet-proof car, spokesman Kameh Ogbonna said.
Ogbonna said he was in the same vehicle with Ubah at the time of the attack, which he described as an assassination attempt.
Meanwhile, police added that they were investigating the incident and would give an update later.
At the same time, unknown gunmen have been responsible for a series of attacks on politicians, security forces and government targets in the southeastern region, where separatists are agitating for secession.
The government has put the blame on outlawed separatist group Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) for the attacks and other criminal activities in the region. IPOB denies the charge and says it seeks non-violent means to achieve its aims.
According to local media reports, over 100 police officers along with other security personnel have been killed since the starting of last year in targeted attacks in the region.
Prisons have also been raided with scores of inmates freed and weapons stolen. Local offices of the national electoral authorities have also been targeted for attacks.
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UK: APPG commemorates Kashmiri Hindu exodus at London
The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for British Hindus, the Kashmiri Pandit diaspora and allies observed 33 years of Kashmiri Pandits genocide on Wednesday, January 25.


How do you keep yourself motivated when writing? I haven't gotten writers block, but sometimes I just stop writing for a couple of weeks or so and then I continue my writing.
The way I stay motivated is by always remembering what I'm working for. I want to make it in writing as soon as possible (my agent just submitted my manuscript to publishing houses, and I'm so nervous!) and the only way to make it is to have material to submit. So if I don't write for a day, I know I've put myself one day behind achieving my goal in life. Just keep focused on the end result, because you will eventually get there.
On a day-by-day basis, the most helpful thing I do is set a reasonable daily goal of how many words I want to write. Right now I aim for 1,500-2,000 words a day. When I was in college I aimed for 1,000 words a day. I know this is something I can do, so it never intimidates me. When you decide on a daily word count for yourself, make sure it isn't something that you feel is too much for you. If you feel like it's too much then it will be overwhelming and you'll be more likely to procrastinate, which is bad.
If you miss a day, don't push yourself to "make up for it the next day by writing double the words." Just start again with your daily word count, but try to write for the majority of days in a week. I write six days a week, usually taking off on Saturday or Sunday, depending how I'm feeling/what I have to do that weekend. I usually have to push myself to sit down and start writing (yes, writing is work!) but once I'm done my daily words I always feel proud of what I've written and that I'm one day closer to the end result.


Cannabis activists keep plugging away at the system in an effort to legalize the leaf in more parts of the United States. Some of the biggest action of the past week comes from California, where two powerful groups backing separate initiatives to legalize recreational marijuana have reportedly banded together to put a single proposal in front of voters in 2016. Unfortunately, activists in Florida are not enjoying the same level of success, officially announcing the end to a bid to end prohibition by way of constitutional amendment.


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import {writeScript, checkData, validateDataExists} from '../src/3p';

const gmosspFields = ['width', 'height', 'id'];

/**
 * @param {!Window} global
 * @param {!Object} data
 */
export function gmossp(global, data) {
  checkData(data, gmosspFields);
  validateDataExists(data, gmosspFields);

  global.gmosspParam = data;
  writeScript(global, 'https://cdn.gmossp-sp.jp/ads/amp.js');
}


I am working with a government organization. Every year class 2 employees are transferred. My boss is influential in getting the transfers done. He is taking full advantage of this fact by making me do his personal chores. Please suggest how do I come out of this difficult situation.


The United States has 5 percent of the world's population, yet we have 25 percent of the world's prison population, with 2.2 million individuals confined within our nation's jails and prisons. The percentage of incarcerated individuals with psychological or psychiatric disorders has been steadily increasing since the 1960s, which by most accounts stems mostly from the deinstitutionalization of the state mental health system.
Prisons and jails have become the de facto state hospitals responsible for confining and caring for the mentally ill. There are more seriously and persistently mentally ill individuals imprisoned in correctional institutions today than in all U.S. state hospitals combined. This requires a major paradigm shift in thinking, practice, and policy: Prisons were never intended nor designed to cope with a tremendous influx of individuals with significant degrees of mental illness.
A Treatment Advocacy Center Study reports that people with mental illness were routinely confined in prisons and jails from 1770 to 1820. This practice was later regarded as inhumane and problematic, and in response, mentally ill individuals were routinely confined in psychiatric hospitals up until 1970. Since 1970, the United States has returned to the earlier practice of routinely confining mentally ill individuals in prisons and jails, which is once again regarded as inhumane and problematic.
A 2013 Mother Jones article provided a simplistic, yet informative timeline of caring for the mentally ill in the United States. For example, in 1773, the first patient was admitted to the Public Hospital for Persons of Insane and Disordered Minds in Williamsburg, Virginia. In 1955, the number of individuals confined in psychiatric facilities peaked at 560,000 patients (today, fewer than 35,000 patients are in psychiatric hospitals, a number that continues to fall). A few years later in 1962, Ken Kesey published One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, an international best-seller which was based largely on his experience working as a nurse in a psychiatric hospital during the 1950s. A year later in 1963, President John F. Kennedy signed theCommunity Mental Health Act to provide federal funding for the construction of community-based preventive care and treatment facilities. However, it was not until 1965 with the passage of Medicaid that states were "strongly persuaded" to move patients out of state mental hospitals. The Medicaid program excluded coverage for people in "institutions for mental diseases." The deinstitutionalization movement had begun to take center stage.
As a direct result, state mental hospital populations went from 560,000 psychiatric patients in 1955 to 61,700 in 1996, a 90 percent decline. These patients were often released to the community without adequate support services, which led to many becoming entangled in the web of the criminal justice system. That has led to our current predicament of a growing social problem that continues to plague our nation's prisons and jails.
According to a March 2015 study by the Urban Institute, an estimated 56 percent of state prisoners, 45 percent of federal prisoners, and 64 percent of jail inmates have one or more psychological disorders. In 2014, the American Psychiatric Associationreported that the most common mental illnesses among prisoners are depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. While these conditions are not necessarily correlated with criminality, the frequency and intensity of these disorders are significantly higher within our nation's prisons. That suggests the disorders may contribute, at least indirectly, to criminality. In addition, a higher percentage of prisoners have personality disorders than the general population, particularlyantisocial personality disorder, a diagnosis commonly associated with criminal behavior because it is characterized by a pattern of disregard for, and violation of, the rights of others. Lastly, prisoners are more likely to have been diagnosed with co-occurring disorders, which is defined as the presence of two or more disorders at the same time. For example, an individual may suffer from substance abuse or addiction as well as bipolar disorder. Co-occurring disorders, as would be expected, tend to be more difficult to treat because the illnesses can interact with each other, and treatment strategies for the varying disorders may conflict, according to the National Institute of Drug Abuse.
To reiterate, mentally ill offenders comprise a significant portion of the nation's prison population, resulting in a number of challenges to prison administrators and correctional officers who lack formal training or education on how to interact, care for, and protect this particular population. Providing mental health, substance abuse, and medical treatment for these offenders is challenging, particularly when most prisons and jails are poorly equipped to appropriately deal with those with mental illnesses. Prisoners with mental illnesses are more likely than other prisoners to be held in solitary confinement, be financially exploited, physically and sexually assaulted, commit suicide, or be intentionally self-destructive.
To compound matters, there is growing evidence suggesting that both the size of the population and seriousness of their psychological disorders are increasing, so how should we, as corrections professionals, respond?
Reform outdated or inadequate mental illness treatment laws and practices in the community to eliminate barriers to treatment for individuals too ill to recognize they need care, so they receive help before they are so disordered they commit acts resulting in their arrest, prosecution, and subsequent incarceration.
Reform jail and prison treatment laws so inmates with mental illness can receive appropriate and necessary treatment, just as inmates with other medical conditions do.
Implement and promote additional diversion programs such as mental health courts.
Use court-ordered outpatient treatment to provide the support that at-risk individuals need to live safely and successfully in the community.
Encourage comprehensive cost studies to compare the true costs of housing individuals with serious mental illness in prisons and jails to the costs of appropriately treating them in the community.
Establish careful inmate intake screening to identify medication needs, suicidal thoughts and ideations, anger outbursts, self-destructive behaviors, and other risks associated with mental illness.
Institute mandatory release planning to provide community support and foster recovery.
The aforementioned recommendations fall under the general premise that mentally ill individuals would be better served in hospitals, not in prison and jails; however, the public mental illness treatment system is essentially broken and in need of desperate repair that could only come from widespread reform. Until that occurs, our nation's correctional institutions will continue to be flooded with mentally ill individuals who will find themselves trapped within a criminal justice system that is quite easy to enter, but quite difficult to leave.
About the Author: Professor Michael Pittaro is a 27-year criminal justice veteran, highly experienced in working with criminal offenders in a variety of settings. Pittaro has lectured in tertiary education for the past 13 years while also serving as an author, editor, and subject matter expert. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in public safety/criminal justice at Capella University's School of Public Safety Leadership.
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War of the Rebellion: Serial 032 Page 0753 Chapter XXXIV. EXPEDITION TO MOUNT IDA, ARK., ETC.
Major [J. L.] Witherspoon himself, 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, together with 10 privates, and all their horses, horse equipments, arms, camp equipage, and transportation, were captured. The transportation and camp equipage were burned. The firing in camp caused many horses to break loose, and in the darkness of the night they could not be found, but not a single rebel got away with his horse.
At this point I sent out all the loyal men of that region then with me to notify the loyal men who were in the mountains to meet me at Caddo Gap, which point I determined to take possession of and hold till these people would join me. Accordingly, on the 12th instant, I marched up to the gap, where I left part of my command to hold that position, and with the balance I hurried forward to Mount Ida, expecting to surprise and capture a small rebel force garrisoned at that place. When near the place, I learned that a Federal force from Waldron, being part of a column which had come from Fort Smith to Waldron, being part of a column which had come from Fort Smith to Waldron, had on the day previous been in Mount Ida, and that the rebels, learning of their approach, had fled precipitately, abandoning their camp equipage and transportation, which, together with the house in which the rebels barracked, our forces from Waldron burned. I remained at Mount Ida until the evening of the 14th instant.
While at Mount Ida I caused the roads leading to Fort Smith, Waldron, Dardanelle, and Little Rock to be paroled for a distance of 15 miles, and scoured the country bin every direction for a like distance, and in this way picked up a good many straggling rebel soldiers, and succeeded in capturing several leading guerrillas of that country, who have been prominent and taken an active part in robbing, persecuting, imprisoning, and hanging Union men. I have caused the names of these guerrillas, with a statement of their crimes and the witnesses by whom the facts can be proved, to be forwarded to the provost-marshal-general; and on behalf of the loyal men of that country, and for the sake of justice and humanity, I beg that those men be not treated as prisoners of war and exchanged, but that they be turned over to a military commission, and tried, convicted, and executed for the many inhuman and horrid crimes they have committed.
On the evening of the 14th instant, that part of my command left at Caddo Gap reached me, together with nearly 300 loyal men, who had come from the surrounding mountains to join the Federal Army. It is true that in this number there are a few who did not come to enter the service, but they are old, gray-headed men, who are compelled to flee their homes to save themselves from being hanged by the rebels. These people who came out with me are hardy, vigorous, and resolute men; they represent every trade, pursuit, and profession of life, and in intelligence and appearance are equal to the same number of men in any country.


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OP-ED | Teachers Increasingly Feel the Threat of 'Moral Injury'
by Barth Keck March 7, 2022, 4:45 am March 6, 2022, 12:38 pm
Credit: Plutmaverick / Shutterstock
BARTH KECK
Earlier this school year, I wrote an op-ed whose title sums up its message: "Teachers Are Feeling More Stress Than Ever."
That was back in October, and I explained how even as the issues kept piling up – dealing with the pandemic, attending to students' growing social-emotional needs and, yes, planning lessons and grading papers – it wasn't enough to shake my confidence in teaching.
"I still love teaching," I wrote, "and I remain absolutely willing to put in the time required to do the job effectively. I love helping kids grow, learn and achieve."
Fast-forward five months. It hasn't gotten any easier, a fact highlighted by the mid-year exodus of many Connecticut teachers, including Sheena Graham, the state's 2019 Teacher of the Year.
"My concern for the profession is going to be, if there isn't a way to address [the challenges], we're going to see a lot more educators leave," said Graham.
A recent entry in Peter Greene's "Curmudgucation" blog pinpoints the dilemma for teachers, many of whom are feeling "moral injury," a term Psychology Today defines as "the social, psychological, and spiritual harm that arises from a betrayal of one's core values, such as justice, fairness and loyalty."
Teaching, in other words, is more a calling than a job. When external factors hinder a teacher's ability to attend to that calling, frustrations follow.
Teaching was not my first choice of careers. I embarked on a job in hospital public relations after graduating college with a degree in mass communications and completing an internship in Yale-New Haven Hospital's public information office. My PR career lasted six years until I realized I was becoming a hospital administrator – definitely not in my wheelhouse.
My gut told me to pursue teaching. I had always enjoyed supervising the college students working in my office as PR interns, and I loved coaching youth hockey. So, I quit, earned a Master of Arts in Teaching and got certified. That was 31 years ago. I've been teaching ever since.
During my entire time teaching, I have never questioned my decision to change careers. I've always known I belong in the classroom, working with teenagers. I simply connect with them. I've also enjoyed the freedom to develop original, creative lessons that follow the curriculum. Lately, however, I fear the current atmosphere in this country is changing that situation.
Foremost among the obstacles is the increasing pressure, nationally, to adhere to politically motivated initiatives. Even in Connecticut, the fabricated campaign against Critical Race Theory reared its ugly head last year, culminating in anti-CRT candidates running for school board positions in Guilford and Coventry. Those candidates lost, but the campaign to commandeer the public-school curriculum is not likely to go away anytime soon.
Parents and board members in towns like Brookfield and Shelton are objecting to the presence of books with LGBTQ+ characters and themes, while a school board member in Norwich claims, "There's things being taught that we're not aware of, or feel that shouldn't be taught." Such disputes here are indicative of a national trend of parents wanting more transparency in school curricula.
The irony is that never before has the curriculum been more accessible. Google Classroom was adopted during the initial stages of COVID-19 in many schools, making daily lesson plans available online. All parents need to do is ask their kids to show them.
The growing effort to influence school curricula and classroom lessons has already had a chilling effect on teachers in states like Utah, New Hampshire, and Florida, to name but a few. Might it happen in Connecticut? It could.
A lesson on racism I have routinely taught when reading "A Raisin in the Sun" – one for which I have always felt support in my district – could get me in trouble in other states. Politicians, for example, might object to my pointing out the frequent use of racially motivated real-estate practices in the 20th century.
In fact, if Sen. Rob Sampson, a Republican from Wolcott, had his way, I might not be allowed to teach that lesson here. His amendment to a bill last year – a measure that failed along party lines – would have outlawed lessons "making any individual feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of the individual's race or sex." Never mind the extreme difficulty in identifying and policing such lessons. "History is not therapy," adds Yale historian Timothy Snyder, "and discomfort is part of growing up."
It is certainly never my intention to cause students "psychological distress" when teaching. Instead, I promote critical thinking based on facts. Given the direction public education seems to be headed nationally, however, I wonder: Will I continue to be allowed to teach difficult topics in a way I know has effective and constructive results?
It's a troubling thought. And for a teacher, it could easily lead to "moral injury."
Tagged: 400pMonday, Barth Keck, COVID-19, Critical Race Theory, Curmudgucation, Curriculum Transparency, Extra, Peter Greene, psychological distress, Psychology Today, Rob Sampson, Sheena Graham
Barth Keck is in his 31st year as an English teacher and 16th year as an assistant football coach at Haddam-Killingworth High School where he teaches courses in journalism, media literacy, and AP English Language & Composition. Follow Barth on Twitter @keckb33 or email him here.
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Applications Open for 2017 / Alumni News
Applications are now open for Inside Pictures 2017
The programme is open to applicants working across the European film industry, and a range of high-level industry professionals in America and Europe have already been confirmed as speakers. An up-to-date list can be seen here.
Inside pictures develops the cutting edge industry business knowledge, management skills, profile and cross-industry contact network needed for leaders from across the industry to thrive in the global business of film. Seminars, workshops, studio visits and networking events cover all aspects of the international film business – from development through production, financing, worldwide distribution, marketing and exhibition and the latest digital developments.
The successful applicants will be executives from across the value chain, who display determination to succeed. They will have at least five years' experience in film or an associated creative industry, such as television. Applications can be made via the online application form.
Inside Pictures is not only renown throughout the industry for the high level of professionals who speak on the programme and support it, but also for the alumni of the programme itself. Through its 14 years in operation, Inside Pictures has grown to a network of over 200 previous participants, working across almost every discipline within the film business. See below for the recent news from our Alumni, which offers an insight into the high calibre of the professionals who take part in the course.
DARKLAND [UNDERVERDEN] (Dir: Fenar Ahmad), Jacob Jarek
FILM RELEASES & ANNOUNCEMENTS
– Jacob Jarek (Class of 2013, Denmark) produced feature DARKLAND (Danish title UNDERVERDEN), which was released in cinemas in Denmark recently and shot to number 1 at the Box Office. The film has been very well received and has already been presold to Japan (Gaga), UK (Studiocanal), Latin America (California Filmes), China and Turkey by sales agent TrustNordisk. Read more
– Ivana Mackinnon (Class of 2011, UK) and Stray Bear Productions have shot Michael Pearce's Jersey-set thriller/romance BEAST, which Stray Bear is making with Agile Films with BFI support. The film is due for release in 2017. Read more
– After a hectic 2016 with the release of four of his feature documentaries, Daniel Gordon's (Class of 2005-06, UK) documentary BEST will be released nationwide in Cinemas this February. Read more
– Jakob Abrahamsson (Class of 2013, Sweden) and NonStop Enteryainment have signed a deal with Andy Green's (Class of 2013, UK) Distrify to launch a subscription-based VOD service. Read more. In addition, NonStop Entertainment (together with Njutafilms) are opening their first cinema! You can find details of their prohect and the development of their crowdfunding on their Kickstarter Page.
– Siniša Juričić (Class of 2015, Croatia) and Nukleus Film are the preparing release of two films: PERSEVERANCE by Miha Knific and THE MINER by Hanna Slak. In addition, the project Siniša developed whilst on Inside Pictures, DEAD & BEAUTIFUL by David Verbeek is due to be shot in September in China. Read more
– Eve Gabereau's (Class of 2004-05, Canada) Soda Pictures are releasing 4 films this year with 5 Oscar nominations amongst them, including German sensation TONI ERDMANN, Danish post-WW2 story LAND OF MINE, Swedish A MAN CALLED OVE based on the bestselling book and stop-motion animation MY LIFE AS A COURGETTE. TONI is also nominated for a BAFTA for Best Foreign Language film. Soda had one of their best successes recently with Jim Jarmusch's PATERSON starring Adam Driver, which is still playing in cinemas after 2.5 months and is part of a wider partnership with Amazon Studios across transactional and subscription VOD. Read more
I DREAM IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE (Dir: Ernesto Contreras), Raymond van der Kaajj
– Raymond van der Kaaij (Class of 2013, Netherlands) and Revolver Amsterdam's feature, I DREAM IN ANOTHER LANGUAGE, won the Audience Award: World Cinema Dramatic at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. Read more. In addition, their film DON'T SWALLOW MY HEART ALLIGATOR GIRL will screen at the 2017 Berlin International Film Festival. Read more.
– Netflix has acquired worldwide rights to the documentary NOBODY SPEAK: HULK HOGAN, GAWKER AND TRIALS OF A FREE PRESS, produced by recent IP graduate, Femke Wolting (Class of 2016, Netherlands). The film, which chronicles the legal battle between the former WWE star and media company Gawker, screened as part of Sundance Film Festival's U.S. Documentary Competition. US sales company, Submarine, negotiated the deal on behalf of the filmmakers. Read more.
– Several clients of Vanessa Henneman (Class of 2016, Netherlands) and The European Talent Network have films screening at the 2017 Berlinale. These include: Johannes Lassen, Kenneth Christensen, Cecilie Stenspil, Allen Hyde, Peter T Pedersen and Alexandre Willaume with BELOW THE SURFACE; Ella Rumpf and Lucas Englander with TIGER GIRL; Jakub Gierszal with POKOT (SPOOR); Jesper Christensen with KONGENS NEJ; and Mark Ivanir with ES WAR EINMAL IN DEUTSCHLAND. Read more.
– Steve Jamison's (Class of 2015, UK) film NOTES ON BLINDNESS is the proud recipient of three BAFTA nominations: Outstanding British film, Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer and Best Documentary. In addition, the VR sister project to the film – NOTES ON BLINDNESS: INTO DARKNESS – has been nominated in the VR&AR category of the Interactive Innovation Award at SXSW. Read more
– Internationally co-produced thriller UNDER THE SHADOW has been nominated for outstanding British film and Outstanding Debut by a British writer, director or producer at the BAFTAs. The film was financed by Creativity Capital and Patrick Fischer (Class of 2015, Germany), with full post-production services also provided by Creativity Media. Read more.
– THE LOBSTER – a production by Element Pictures, where Mark Byrne (Class of 2013, ROI) is Head of Business Affairs and Audrey Sheils (Class of 2011, ROI) is Head of Distribution – received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay. This Academy Award nomination follows from last month's Golden Globe nomination for THE LOBSTER'S lead actor Colin Farrell. Read more.
– LOVING – a production by Raindog Films, where Lucy Wainwright (Class of 2003, UK) is Head of Business Affairs – received a Best Actress Academy Award nomination for Ruth Negga's performance. The film also received the Producers Guild of America, 2017 Stanley Kramer Award last month. Read more.
NOTES ON BLINDNESS (Dir: Peter Middleton, James Spinney), Steve Jamison
CAREER MOVES AND OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
– Following her graduation from Inside Pictures earlier this year, new alumni Cate Kane (Class of 2016, UK), has been promoted to Head of Acquisitions at Curzon Artificial Eye. Curzon will also be receiving the Award for "Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema at this years' BAFTAs. Read more.
– New alumni Tom Harberd (Class of 2016, UK), who also graduated earlier this year, has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer at Head Gear Films. Head Gear has an impressive presence at the Berlinale, screening five films at the festival: STEVEN, THE STOLEN, CHURCHILL, INTERLUDE IN PRAGUE and THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES.
– Many congratulations to Nicole Finnan (Class of 2003, UK) who has been promoted to Managing Director of Eleventh Hour Films. Read more.
– Strix Netherlands (part of the Nice group) has hired Errol Nayci (Class of 2014, Netherlands) as Creative Producer to shape the company's ambition to enter the Benelux drama market. Errol can now be contacted on: errol.nayci@strixtv.nl. Read more
– After 10 successful years at Caviar, Ivy Vanhaecke (Class of 2015, Belgium) has joined the fiction department at production company De Mensen as Executive Producer. Here she oversees the development & finance of all fiction features and series; and the scouting of international co-productions Recently, three of Ivy's features were released, among which was the internationally awarded box office hit BLACK (Adil el Arbi & Bilall Fallah, winner of Discovery Award in Toronto) and the coproduction THE BRAND NEW TESTAMENT(Jaco Van Dormael).
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We are in the process of purchasing our home. We've lived here nearly four years and have been renting. Sadly, our amazing landlord passed away last year. Just a few months ago, his family offered the house to us for purchase and we said "yes"! We are actually supposed to close on the house tomorrow.
This past week, my sister in law came over and we white washed the fireplace and then removed a huge builders mirror that hung over the fireplace. The mirror has been the one thing that I've absolutely HATED about my living room (besides the awful grey striped wallpaper-notice it in the picture above on the right of the fireplace), and it was the most exciting thing to get rid of. White washing the fireplace has given our room the most amazing change and feel, and it was so incredibly easy.
Since we did these two projects together, and I took pictures of both projects at the same time, this is a two-in-one tutorial: "How to White Wash a Fireplace" and "How to Remove a Builder's Mirror."
White washing is very simple. You can use any white colored paint you have. We used a latex white paint. It is not flame retardant, however, so you'll want to stay away from the inside bricks of the fireplace. We removed the front, brass (hideous) cover from the fireplace, and then swept and wiped down the bricks with a damp cloth before beginning.
In a bowl or cup, add about 2 cups paint to 1 1/2 cups water. Mix well. Using a paintbrush, brush on the paint onto the bricks. Be sure to wipe off the excess paint into the cup, as the watery paint will drip. After painting on the paint, immediately blot off excess paint from the bricks. We wore gloves and I bought Viva paper towels (super thick) to do the blotting. Jenny painted it on, I followed and blotted. We only did one coat and were satisfied with the results.
Next was the mirror. We removed the wood framing from around the mirror. Then, using duck tape, and then painters tape when I ran out, we taped up the mirror forming "x's" and squares. The tape helps hold the pieces of the mirror together when it will inevitably break.
Because we had lots of littles around the house, we wanted to keep any and all mirror pieces contained well. We decided to cover the top of the mirror with trash bags to catch any pieces that might have wanted to fly. Then we grabbed our glasses and started to pry from the back of the mirror!
Our mirror popped off in three pieces. The big one was pretty heavy, and if you are removing a large mirror like this, I suggest having a second person help you.
These types of mirror are glued to the walls, and they're made to STICK well. You will probably find that it pulls off some of the drywall paper stuff (technical terms aren't my specialty here).
It looked pretty sad behind the mirror, but not nearly as ugly as the mirror had been.
Some putty to fill in the holes, sanding, and spray on texture solved our problems! If you're holes happen to be small, you could get aways without the spray texture. We really tried to make it work, but in the end, there were just too many big flat spots and we added texture.
Lastly, paint! We painted the wall above the fireplace. You can see our awful wallpaper to the right of the fireplace. Nearly our entire house is wallpapered, and so we are taking it bit by bit. The wallpaper comes off amazingly easy, but then we have to sit and scrub the glue before we can paint.
While I was teaching on Saturday, Ben scrubbed the rest of the wall to the right, and we finishedpainting on Saturday afternoon.
It already feels like a whole new room and all we've done is to remove the wallpaper and the mirror, paint one wall, and white wash the fireplace. We are slowly chipping away at painting the other walls, and we're replacing the far-gone blinds this afternoon. Eventually, we'll add grey laminate wood flooring throughout this room and the adjoining kitchen, as well as new thick baseboards and crown molding. It's a lot of work, but each little bit is thrilling and makes such a big difference!
I look forward to showing you the rest of our house progress!


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WormBase is an online biological database about the biology and genome of the nematode model organism Caenorhabditis elegans and contains information about other related nematodes. WormBase is used by the C. elegans research community both as an information resource and as a place to publish and distribute their results. The database is regularly updated with new versions being released every two months. WormBase is one of the organizations participating in the Generic Model Organism Database (GMOD) project.
Details of intra- and inter-specific sequence homologies (with links to other Model Organism Databases).
In addition, WormBase contains an up-to-date searchable bibliography of C. elegans research and is linked to the WormBook project.
WormMart, Wiki - was a tool for retrieving varied information on many genes (or the sequences of those genes). This was the WormBase implementation of BioMart.
WormMine, Wiki - as of 2016, the primary data mining facility. This is the WormBase implementation of InterMine.
Textpresso - a search tool that queries published C. elegans literature (including meeting abstracts) and a subset of nematode literature.
Sequence curation at WormBase refers to the maintenance and annotation of the primary genomic sequence and a consensus gene set.
All the gene-sets of the WormBase species were initially generated by gene prediction programs. Gene prediction programs give a reasonable set of gene structures, but the best of them only predict about 80% of the complete gene structures correctly. They have difficulty predicting genes with unusual structures, as well as those with a weak translation start signal, weak splice sites or single exon genes. They can incorrectly predict a coding gene model where the gene is a pseudogene and they predict the isoforms of a gene poorly, if at all.
The gene models of C. elegans, C. briggsae, C. remanei, and C. brenneri genes are manually curated. The majority of gene structure changes have been based on transcript data from large scale projects such as Yuji Kohara's EST libraries, Mark Vidal's Orfeome project (worfdb.dfci.harvard.edu/) Waterston and Hillier's Illumina data and Makedonka Mitreva's 454 data. However, other data types (e.g. protein alignments, ab initio prediction programs, trans-splice leader sites, poly-A signals and addition sites, SAGE and TEC-RED transcript tags, mass-spectroscopic peptides, and conserved protein domains) are useful in refining the structures, especially where expression is low and so transcripts are not sufficiently available. When genes are conserved between the available nematode species, comparative analysis can also be very informative.
WormBase encourages researchers to inform them via the help-desk if they have evidence for an incorrect gene structure. Any cDNA or mRNA sequence evidence for the change should be submitted to EMBL/GenBank/DDBJ; this helps in the confirmation and evidence for the gene model as WormBase routinely retrieve sequence data from these public databases. This also makes the data public, allowing appropriate reference and acknowledgement to the researchers.
When any change is made to a CDS (or Pseudogene), the old gene model is preserved as a 'history' object. This will have a suffix name like: "AC3.5:wp119", where 'AC3.5' is the name of the CDS and the '119' refers to the database release in which the change was made. The reason for the change and the evidence for the change are added to the annotation of the CDS – these can be seen in the Visible/Remark section of the CDS's 'Tree Display' section on the WormBase web site.
There are a few exceptions to this format, like the genes cln-3.1, cln-3.2, and cln-3.3 which all are equally similar to the human gene CLN3. Gene GCG names for non-elegans species in WormBase have the 3-letter species code prepended, like Cre-acl-5, Cbr-acl-5, Cbn-acl-5.
A gene can be a Pseudogene, or can express one or more non-coding RNA genes (ncRNA) or protein-coding sequences (CDS).
Pseudogenes are genes that do not produce a reasonable, functional transcript. They may be pseudogenes of coding genes or of non-coding RNA and may be whole or fragments of a gene and may or may not express a transcript. The boundary between what is considered a reasonable coding transcript is sometimes subjective as, in the absence of other evidence, the use of weak splice sites or short exons can often produce a putative, though unsatisfactory, model of a CDS. Pseudogenes and genes with a problematic structure are constantly under review in WormBase and new evidence is used to try to resolve their status.
Coding Sequences (CDSs) are the only part of a Gene's structure that is manually curated in WormBase. The structure of the Gene and its transcripts are derived from the structure of their CDSs.
CDSs have a Sequence Name that is derived from the same Sequence Name as their parent Gene object, so the gene 'F38H4.7' has a CDS called 'F38H4.7'. The CDS specifies coding exons in the gene from the START (Methionine) codon up to (and including) the STOP codon.
Any gene can code for multiple proteins as a result of alternative splicing. These isoforms have a name that is formed from the Sequence Name of the gene with a unique letter appended. In the case of the gene bli-4 there are 6 known CDS isoforms, called K04F10.4a, K04F10.4b, K04F10.4c, K04F10.4d, K04F10.4e and K04F10.4f.
It is common to refer to isoforms in the literature using the CGC gene family name with a letter appended, for example pha-4a, however this has no meaning within the WormBase database and searches for pha-4a in WormBase will not return anything. The correct name of this isoform is either the CDS/Transcript name: F38A6.1a, or even better, the Protein name: WP:CE15998.
The transcripts of a gene in WormBase are automatically derived by mapping any available cDNA or mRNA alignments onto the CDS model. These gene transcripts will therefore often include the UTR exons surrounding the CDS. If there are no available cDNA or mRNA transcripts, then the gene transcripts will have exactly the same structure as the CDS that they are modelled on.
Gene transcripts are named after the Sequence Name of the CDS used to create them, for example, F38H4.7 or K04F10.4a.
However if there is alternative splicing in the UTRs, which would not change the protein sequence, the alternatively spliced transcripts are named with a digit appended, for example: K04F10.4a.1 and K04F10.4a.2. If there are no isoforms of the coding gene, for example AC3.5, but there is alternative splicing in the UTRs, there will be multiple transcripts named AC3.5.1 and AC3.5.2, etc. If there are no alternate UTR transcripts the single coding_transcript is named the same as the CDS and does not have the .1 appended, as in the case of K04F10.4f.
Groups of genes which are co-transcribed as operons are curated as Operon objects. These have names like CEOP5460 and are manually curated using evidence from the SL2 trans-spliced leader sequence sites.
tRNA genes are predicted by the program 'tRNAscan-SE'.
rRNA genes are predicted by homology with other species.
snRNA genes are mainly imported from Rfam.
piRNA genes are from an analysis of the characteristic motif in these genes.
miRNA genes have mainly been imported from miRBase. They have the primary transcript and the mature transcript marked up. The primary transcript will have a Sequence name like W09G3.10 and the mature transcript will have a letter added to this name like W09G3.10a (and if there are alternative mature transcripts, W09G3.10b, etc.).
snoRNA genes are mainly imported from Rfam or from papers.
ncRNA genes that have no obvious other function but which are obviously not protein-coding and are not pseudogenes are curated. Many of these have conserved homology with genes in other species. A few of these are expressed on the reverse sense to protein-coding genes.
There is also one scRNA gene.
Transposons are not classed as genes and so do not have a parent gene object. Their structure is curated as a Transposon_CDS object with a name like C29E6.6.
The non-elegans species in WormBase have genomes that have been assembled from sequencing technologies that do not involve sequencing cosmids or YACs. These species therefore do not have sequence names for CDSs and gene transcripts that are based on cosmid names. Instead they have unique alphanumeric identifiers constructed like the names in the table below.
The protein products of gene are created by translating the CDS sequences. Each unique protein sequence is given a unique identifying name like WP:CE40440. Examples of the protein identifier names for each species in WormBase is given in the table, below.
It is possible for two CDS sequences from separate genes, within a species, to be identical and so it is possible to have identical proteins coded for by separate genes. When this happens, a single, unique identifying name is used for the protein even though it is produced by two genes.
WormBase ParaSite is a sub-portal for approximately 100 draft genomes of parasitic helminths (nematodes and platyhelminthes) developed at the European Bioinformatics Institute and Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. All genomes are assembled and annotated. Additional information such as protein domains and Gene Ontology terms are also available. Gene trees allow the alignment of orthologues between parasitic worms, other nematodes and non-worm comparator species. A BioMart data-mining tool is offered to permit large scale access to the data.
WormBase is a collaboration among the European Bioinformatics Institute, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Ontario Institute for Cancer Research, Washington University in St. Louis, and the California Institute of Technology. It is supported by the grant P41-HG002223 from the National Institutes of Health and the grant G0701197 from the British Medical Research Council . Caltech carries out the biological curation and develops the underlying ontologies, the EBI carries out sequence curation and computation as well as database builds, the Sanger is primarily involved in curation and display of parasitic nematode genomes and genes, and the OICR develops the website and main data mining tools.
↑ Harris, TW; et al. (2009-11-12). "WormBase: a comprehensive resource for nematode research". Nucleic Acids Res. 38 (Database issue): D463–7. doi:10.1093/nar/gkp952. PMC 2808986 . PMID 19910365. Retrieved 2010-04-26.
↑ Williams, G. W.; Davis, P. A.; Rogers, A. S.; Bieri, T.; Ozersky, P.; Spieth, J. (2011). "Methods and strategies for gene structure curation in WormBase". Database. 2011: baq039–baq039. doi:10.1093/database/baq039. PMC 3092607 . PMID 21543339.
1 2 "WormMart Sunset Period: to be retired 01 Jan 2016". Blog. WormBase. Nov 13, 2015.
↑ "WormMart". Data mining. WormBase.
↑ "WormMine". Data mining. WormBase.
↑ "WormBase Gene Nomenclature". Wormbase.
The WormBook website, the online textbook companion to WormBase.
Textpresso, search engine for C. elegans and other biological literature.
WormBase: better software, richer content Nucleic Acids Research article describing WormBase (2006).


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Reviewed by: Chuck Vecoli
CD Review: http://www.jazzchicago.net/reviews/2010/QuickHits8.html
by Brad Walseth
Veteran drummer/vibraphonist Joe Chambers has played with many of the greats in his storied career, including Wayne Shorter, Joe Henderson, Bobby Hutcherson, Andrew Hill, Freddie Hubbard, Charles Mingus and Max Roach (as a member of M'Boom), but has had little opportunity to play the part of leader until recently. On his new recording, From Horace to Max, Chambers pays tribute to Horace Silver and his mentor Max Roach, while also covering songs from Monk, Shorter, Marcus Miller ("Water Babies" and "Portia" both recorded by Miles Davis) and Kenny Dorham ("Asiatic Raes" – recorded by Freddie Hubbard and played frequently by the Horace Silver-era Jazz Messengers). Chambers keeps things pretty straight-ahead, but that doesn't diminish the excitement of this well-played music. He is joined by tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, bassist Dwayne Burno, pianist Xavier Davis and percussionist Steve Berrios.
An intriguing version of "Asiatic Raes" opens things with Oriental-sounding piano over Afro-Cuban rhythms before catapulting into the the walking middle section – with Burno walking like he is on hot coals heated by Chambers' propulsive drumming. Great solos by Alexander, Davis and Burno and a kicking arrangement turn this 1960s' number into a modern classic. Chambers switches over to vibes on Silver's "Ecaroh" – letting his "M'Boom" bandmate Berrios take the drum chair, and proves to be as masterful on the vibraphones as he is on drums. Gentler than Silver's version, but with exciting shifts in tempo, this track features gorgeous work from everyone, especially Chambers and Alexander who sounds somewhat like a ' 50s era Coltrane. Chambers overdubs his vibes on a stellar new take on Roach's "Man From South Africa, which features nice solos from pianist Davis and Berrios on percussion, " while vocalist Nicole Guiland fills the voice duties (previously done by Abbey Lincoln) on "Mendacity" (both from 1961's Percussion Bittersweet) and does a pleasing job, although her voice lacks the weight and grit of Lincoln's. "Portia" is removed from the intense introspection of the Miles version, and given new life with Chambers doubling on marimba and vibes on this pleasant arrangement, as well as on the waltzing "Water Babies." Guiland returns on the entertaining Roach/Lincoln number "Lonesome Lover" – which also features Pittsburgh's finest bass player Richie Goode and Helen Sung on piano. Thelonious Monk's jumpy "Evidence" is punched up with great tight ensemble work, and the album ends on a high note with Chambers' original kalimba-on-marimba-centered "Afreeka." Besides the interesting new arrangements of these classic tunes and the excellent performances, the album truly benefits from the advances in sound engineering to captivate the listener with its crisp yet warm sound.
CD Review: http://jazz883.blogspot.com/2010/05/new-music-jazz-american-french-and.html
Joe Chambers Web Site


Journal of Information Systems 26(1): 169-197.
AbstractThe Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently mandated that publicly traded companies furnish their financial statements in XBRL format. However, researchers and practitioners question whether companies are adequately prepared to implement XBRL, and whether software tools and guidance exist to lead preparers through the process of creating XBRL-related documents.
This paper describes how early mandate adopters implemented XBRL reporting. Four themes emerged from our analysis: management support and involvement, implementation approach, organizational readiness or expertise, and control over the XBRL reporting process. Our study contributes to a more complete understanding of how companies implement XBRL by providing a basis for accounting researchers to identify current implementation issues and future research opportunities. Furthermore, we provide educators with a characterization of how companies implement XBRL, thereby facilitating their classroom coverage of this important topic.


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Q: How to Find PNPDeviceID for Disk any Drive I use this code for get all drive in pc:
using System;
using System.IO;

class Info {
    public static void Main() {
        DriveInfo[] drives = DriveInfo.GetDrives();
        foreach (DriveInfo drive in drives) {
            Console.WriteLine(drive.Name);
        }
    }
}

Now, using the name of each drive, I want to find its PNPDeviceID.


Raina discusses the effects of Iodine Deficiency on your body and your thyroid.
Iodine is an element that is needed for the production of thyroid hormone. Our bodies do not make iodine, so it is an essential that we get in our diet. A wide variety of food we eat contains iodine and without enough iodine in your body, you cannot make enough thyroid hormone. Iodine deficiency can lead to enlargement of the thyroid, also known as a Goiter and cause hypothyroidism. Expectant mothers that are deficient in iodine, can lead to mental retardation in infants and children.
Iodine is present naturally in soil and seawater and the availability of iodine in foods differs in various regions of the world. Individuals in the United States can maintain adequate iodine in their diet by using iodized table salt (unless they have to restrict the amount of salt in their diet), by eating foods high in iodine, particularly dairy products, seafood, meat, some breads, and eggs, and by taking a multivitamin containing iodine . However, the amount of iodine in foods is not listed on food packaging in the U.S., and it can be difficult to identify sources of iodine in foods.
Goiter – Without adequate iodine, the thyroid progressively enlarges (develops a goiter) as it tries to keep up with demand for thyroid hormone production. Worldwide, iodine deficiency is the most common cause of thyroid enlargement and goiter. Within a goiter, nodules can develop. Patients with a large goiter may experience symptoms of choking, especially when lying down, and difficulty swallowing and breathing.
Hypothyroidism – As the body's iodine levels fall, hypothyroidism may develop, since iodine is essential for making thyroid hormone. While this is uncommon in the United States, iodine deficiency is the most common cause of hypothyroidism worldwide.
Pregnancy-related problems – Iodine deficiency is especially important in women who are pregnant or nursing their infants. Severe iodine deficiency in the mother has been associated with miscarriages, stillbirth, preterm delivery, and congenital abnormalities in their babies. Children of mothers with severe iodine deficiency during pregnancy can have mental retardation and problems with growth, hearing, and speech. In the most severe form, an underactive thyroid can result in cretinism (a syndrome characterized by permanent brain damage, mental retardation, deaf mutism, spasticity, and short stature), though this is not seen in the United States. Congenital hypothyroidism due to iodine deficiency is the most common preventable cause of mental retardation in the world. Even mild iodine deficiency during pregnancy, which may be present in some women in the United States, may be associated with low intelligence in children.
In traditional medicine, there are no tests to confirm if you have enough iodine in your body. When iodine deficiency is seen in an entire population, it is best managed by ensuring that common foods that people eat contain sufficient levels of iodine. Since even mild deficiency during pregnancy can have effects on delivery and the developing baby, all pregnant and breastfeeding women should take a multivitamin containing at least 150 μg iodine per day.
As with many diseases, it is better to prevent the problem rather than have to treat it. Over the last 80 years, world-wide efforts have been made to eliminate iodine deficiency. Indeed, elimination of iodine deficiency has been a major goal of the World Health Organization. Iodized salt has been the mainstay of treatment for iodine deficiency worldwide, including in the United States. Injections of iodized oil are occasionally used in regions of the world where widespread iodized salt use is not possible. Iodination of water supplies also has been effective in some places.
The RDA is 220 μg iodine per day for pregnant women and 290 μg iodine per day for breastfeeding women. Because the effects of iodine deficiency are most severe in pregnant women and their babies, the American Thyroid Association has recommended that all pregnant and breastfeeding women in the U.S. and Canada take a prenatal multivitamin containing 150 μg iodine per day.
Are there problems with taking in too much Iodine?
Taking too much iodine can also cause problems. This is especially true in individuals that already have thyroid problems, such as nodules, hyperthyroidism and autoimmune thyroid disease. Administration of large amounts of iodine through medications (ie Amiodarone), radiology procedures (iodinated intravenous dye) and dietary excess (Dulce, kelp) can cause or worsen hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.
In addition, individuals who move from an iodine-deficient region (for example, parts of Europe) to a region with adequate iodine intake (for example, the United States) may also develop thyroid problems since their thyroids have become very good at taking up and using small amounts of iodine. In particular, these patients may develop iodine-induced hyperthyroidism.
Iodine solutions such as saturated potassium iodide solutions (SSKI) or potassium iodide ( lugols's solution) replaced burnt sponge extracts in the 19th century as a treatment for endemic goiter and sometimes used to treat Graves' disease. By the end of the 19th century they were considered to be a dangerous form of treatment. Then in the 1920's these treatments returned as a pre-operative and Today, Iodine solutions play a minor role in the treatment of hyperthyroidism.
In hyperthyroid patients, Iodine acutely inhibits hormonal secretion within a few hours – 1-2 days of administration. How this actually happens is unknown. This is an ACUTE effect of iodine on thyroid status.
This is called a Phenomenon called the Wolff- Chaikoff Effect, the decreased formation and release of thyroid hormone in the presence of an excess of iodine.
However, within 1-2 weeks of continual exposer to excess iodine, the organification process and the thyroid hormone biosynthesis resume back to normal. This is called escape from Wolff – Chaikoff Effect.
This is why iodine is not used to treat hyperthyroid long term.
Graves's patients/hyperthyroid patients are more sensitive to the pharmacological doses of iodine than normal healthy subjects, making iodine effective for some with this disease. In addition, pharmacological amounts of iodine may acutely improve hyperthyroidism by blocking hormone release.
The most extreme example of this is called Jod-Basedow Phenomenon, and it is caused by taking iodine. This occurs when people who are iodine-deficient also have high levels of thyroid antibodies. When they take this supplement, their immune system goes nuts. If you have Graves' disease caused by autoimmune disease and you take iodine, you could be creating more harm than good.
The Jod-Basedow effect (also Jod-Basedow syndrome and Jod-Basedow phenomenon) is hyperthyroidism following administration of iodine or iodide, either as a dietary supplement or as contrast medium. This phenomenon is thus iodine-induced hyperthyroidism, typically presenting in a patient with endemic goiter (due to iodine deficiency), who relocate to an iodine-abundant geographical area. People who have Graves disease, toxic multinodular goiter, or various types of thyroid adenoma are also at risk of Jod-Basedow effect when they ingest extra iodine. The Jod-Basedow effect also been seen as a side effect of administration of the iodine-containing contrast agents, or amiodarone, an antiarrhythmic drug.The Jod-Basedow effect does not occur in persons with normal thyroid glands who ingest extra iodine in any form.
The Jod-Basedow effect typically occurs with comparatively small increases in iodine intake, in people who have thryoid abnormalities that cause the gland to function without the control of the pituitary (i.e., a thyroid gland that is not normally suppressed by thyroid hormone driven loss of TSH secretion from the pituitary). In some ways the Jod-Basedow phenomenon is the opposite of the Wolff-Chaikoff effect, which refers to the short period of thyroid-hormone suppression which happens in normal persons and in persons with thyroid disease, when comparatively large quantities of iodine or iodide are ingested. However, (unlike the Wolff-Chaikoff effect), the Jod-Basedow effect does not occur in persons with normal thyroid glands, as thyroid hormone synthesis and release in normal persons is controlled by pituitary TSH secretion, (which does not allow hyperthyroidism when extra iodine is ingested).The Jod-Basedow phenomenon is differentiated from Basedow's disease, which is occasionally used as a synonym for Graves disease.
There are really not many emergencies that we need to worry about regarding the thyroid gland – but thyroid storm is one of the rare exceptions. Thyroid storm is a medical emergency condition and needs to be treated immediately; even before all confirmatory diagnostic tests are performed.
Thyroid storm is a crisis or life-threatening condition characterized by an exaggeration of the usual physiologic response seen in hyperthyroidism. Whereas hyperthyroidism can cause symptoms such as sweating, feeling hot, palpitations and weight loss – symptoms of thyroid storm are more severe, resulting in complications such as: fever, dehydration, rapid heart rate, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, irregular heartbeat, weakness, heart failure, confusion/disorientation, death.
If necessary, aggressively control hyperthermia by applying ice packs and cooling blankets and by administering acetaminophen (15 mg/kg orally or rectally every 4 h). Promptly administer antiadrenergic drugs (eg, propranolol) to minimize sympathomimetic symptoms. Correct the hyperthyroid state. Administer antithyroid medications to block further synthesis of thyroid hormones (THs).
High-dose propylthiouracil (PTU) is preferred because of its early onset of action and capacity to inhibit peripheral conversion of T4 to T3. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had added a boxed warning, the strongest warning issued by the FDA, to the prescribing information for PTU.
The boxed warning emphasizes the risk for severe liver injury and acute liver failure, some of which have been fatal. The boxed warning also states that PTU should be reserved for use in those who cannot tolerate other treatments such as methimazole, radioactive iodine, or surgery.
The decision to include a boxed warning was based on the FDA's review of postmarketing safety reports and meetings held with the American Thyroid Association, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, and the pediatric endocrine clinical community.
The FDA has identified 32 cases (22 adult and 10 pediatric) of serious liver injury associated with PTU. Among adults, 12 deaths and 5 liver transplants occurred; among the pediatric patients, 1 death and 6 liver transplants occurred. PTU is indicated for hyperthyroidism due to Graves disease. These reports suggest an increased risk for liver toxicity with PTU compared with methimazole. Serious liver injury has been identified with methimazole in 5 cases (3 resulting in death).
PTU: Reserve PTU use during first trimester of pregnancy, or in patients who are allergic to or intolerant of methimazole. Closely monitor PTU therapy for signs and symptoms of liver injury, especially during the first 6 months after initiation of therapy. For suspected liver injury, promptly discontinue PTU therapy and evaluate for evidence of liver injury and provide supportive care. PTU should not be used in pediatric patients unless the patient is allergic to or intolerant of methimazole, and no other treatment options are available. Counsel patients to promptly contact their health care provider for the following signs or symptoms: fatigue, weakness, vague abdominal pain, loss of appetite, itching, easy bruising, or yellowing of the eyes or skin. Administer iodine compounds (Lugol iodine or potassium iodide) orally via nasogastric tube to block the release of THs (at least 1 h after starting antithyroid drug therapy). If available, intravenous radiocontrast dyes such as ipodate and iopanoate can be effective in this regard. These agents are particularly effective at preventing peripheral conversion of T4 to T3.
Administer glucocorticoids to decrease peripheral conversion of T4 to T3. This may also be useful in preventing relative adrenal insufficiency due to hyperthyroidism.
Treat the underlying condition, if any, that precipitated thyroid storm and exclude comorbidities such as diabetic ketoacidosis and adrenal insufficiency. Infection should be treated with antibiotics.
Rarely, as a life-saving measure, plasmapheresis has been used to treat thyroid storm in adults.
Iodine preparations should be discontinued once the acute phase resolves and the patient becomes afebrile with normalization of cardiac and neurological status. Glucocorticoids should be weaned and stopped and the dose of thioamides adjusted to maintain thyroid function in the normal range. Beta-blockers may be discontinued once thyroid function normalizes.
If the patient is given PTU during treatment of thyroid storm, this should be switched to methimazole at the time of discharge unless methimazole is contraindicated. If there is a contraindication for the use of methimazole, alternative methods to treat hyperthyroidism should be considered after discharge, such as radioactive iodine or surgery.
There is an abnormal AUTO – Regulation of iodine economy. Iodine induced blockade of iodine organification persists and can result in or exacerbate hypothyroidism in patients with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.
In the body iodine is a major cofactor and stimulator for TPO. A cofactor is something (usually a vitamin, mineral, enzyme or nutrient) that is used to build something else inside the body. When you have Hashimoto's, TPO is under attack by your immune system. Increased iodine, especially as a supplement, increases the immune attack on the thyroid.
This also holds true for patients with Hashimoto's. Reports have shown that too much iodine causes hypothyroidism in Hashimoto's thyroiditis. A study from the Yonsei Medical Journal published in 2003 looked at how not taking this supplement affected patients with Hashimoto's.
In other words, more than 3/4 of the patients returned to a normal thyroid state by just lowering the amount of iodine they took in.
In Sri Lanka, researchers kept track of the effects of using iodine on thyroid function and they charted their findings for 3 years. This was the first study of its kind. It showed the changes in autoimmune markers as the study went on and showed the increases in autoimmune disease in these people.
In Turkey, a study looked at 1,733 adolescents and found that the elimination of iodine deficiency in the Eastern Black Sea region was also followed by an increase in autoimmune thyroiditis and thyroid dysfunction.
Raina Kranz, C.P.T. attended and is certified from the American College of Sports Medicine. She studied Kinesiology/Biomechanics. Living in Hollywood, Florida she is a full time personal trainer and coach. Find her at her website, Personal Fitness Training Florida. and wonderful online Facebook Group, Thyroid Discussion Group.
Questions or anything to add about iodine deficiency? We want your thoughts in the comments section–Please!
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More than adequate iodine intake may increase subclinical hypothyroidism and autoimmune thyroiditis: a cross-sectional study based on two Chinese communities with different iodine intake levels.
This is interesting. I recently started seeing a functional medicine doctor who came highly recommended and seems very knowledgable, but she's having me take an iodine supplement. I have Hashimoto's disease, so after reading this I am concerned. My thyroid has actually shrunk in size since I started the new meds (natural compounded porcine thyroid) and iodine supplement, so I guess I'm ok, but…what are your thoughts?
Thanks for your comment. We know our bodies best, so if you are unsure, talk to your doctor. Take this article with you. Also, I would insist that you get your iodine levels tested. That way, you know where you are now and in the future, you can compare.


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