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Turner, Knox, Prieto, McStay, Watkins: A novel small-subunit processome assembly intermediate that contains the U3 snoRNP, nucleolin, RRP5, and DBP4. in Molecular and cellular biology 2009
Taken together, in current study, we found a novel tumor suppressor, DDX10, is epigenetic silenced by miR-155-5p in ovarian cancer, and the down-regulated expression pattern of DDX10 promotes ovarian cancer proliferation through Akt/NF-kappaB pathway.
A protein encoded by this locus was found to be differentially expressed in postmortem brains from patients with atypical frontotemporal lobar degeneration.
The 50S U3 snoRNP is an small subunit assembly intermediate that is likely recruited to the pre-rRNA through the RNA-binding proteins nucleolin and RRP5.[RRP5, DBP4]
The rRNA-processing function of the yeast U14 small nucleolar RNA can be rescued by a conserved RNA helicase-like protein.
DEAD box proteins, characterized by the conserved motif Asp-Glu-Ala-Asp (DEAD), are putative RNA helicases. They are implicated in a number of cellular processes involving alteration of RNA secondary structure such as translation initiation, nuclear and mitochondrial splicing, and ribosome and spliceosome assembly. Based on their distribution patterns, some members of this family are believed to be involved in embryogenesis, spermatogenesis, and cellular growth and division. This gene encodes a DEAD box protein, and it may be involved in ribosome assembly. Fusion of this gene and the nucleoporin gene, NUP98, by inversion 11 (p15q22) chromosome translocation is found in the patients with de novo or therapy-related myeloid malignancies.
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Your royal wedding viewing guide: The best way to watch the ceremony and the specials
News and entertainment outlets are going all out for Saturday's wedding of Prince Harry to American actress Meghan Markle.
On ABC, "Good Morning America" and "World News Tonight" will anchor from Windsor all week. NBC has acquired a special "exclusive vantage point" overlooking Windsor Castle. BBC America will loop the wedding all day long. You can even watch the nuptials in a movie theater!
We have a roundup of specials leading up to Saturday's wedding, info on special British streaming services and, of course, all the options for watching the main event.
Get your tea and scones ready and dig in.
The week before
Do your Royal Wedding prep with these specials leading up to the big day.
Monday, May 14
▪ The People magazine free streaming site PeopleTV has a full week of wedding specials starting Monday. "Greatest Royal Weddings of the Modern Age" is pretty self-explanatory. Go to people.com/peopletv.
▪ On E!, royal expert Melanie Bromley reports from the UK each night starting May 14 on "E! News," which airs at 7 p.m.
▪ Similarly, "Entertainment Tonight" broadcasts from London and Windsor the entire week of May 14 on its nightly broadcast (check local listings, but in the Triangle, "ET" airs at 7:30 p.m. on WRAL NBC).
Tuesday, May 15
"Harry & Meghan: A Windsor Wedding" is available on People TV. Go to people.com/peopletv.
Wednesday, May 16
"Inside the Royal Wedding: Harry and Meghan" is hosted by "Today" co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb and lets close friends of the couple help tell the story, along with royal experts and prominent figures from the worlds of fashion, sports and entertainment. 10 p.m. on NBC.
Thursday, May 17
▪ "Kate Middleton: Working Class to Windsor" is on People TV. Go to people.com/peopletv.
▪ Fox News has a team in Windsor as well. Ainsley Earhardt will co-host "Fox and Friends" live from Windsor, starting at 6 a.m. Sandra Smith co-anchors "America's Newsroom" live from Windsor, starting at 9 a.m. Shepard Smith will also anchor "Shepard Smith Reporting" from Windsor, starting at 3 p.m.
Friday, May 18
▪ On Fox News: Earhardt will co-host "Fox and Friends" live from Windsor, starting at 6 a.m. Sandra Smith co-anchors "America's Newsroom" live from Windsor, starting at 9 a.m. Shepard Smith will also anchor "Shepard Smith Reporting" from Windsor, starting at 3 p.m.
▪ NBC News has all four hours of "Today" hosted from a location overlooking Windsor Castle — Guthrie and Kotb, then Megyn Kelly and, later, Kathie Lee Gifford. Starts at 7 a.m. on NBC.
▪ "20/20" has David Muir and Deborah Roberts reporting from Windsor with a look at the two most important women in Prince Harry's life: his late mother, Princess Diana; and his bride-to-be, Meghan Markle. 10 p.m. on ABC.
▪ Think back to another iconic wedding between an American bride and a British aristocrat, and of course you think of "The Nanny." Cozi TV will air the two-part wedding special episodes of the Fran Drescher / Charles Shaughnessy sitcom starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 18. Cozi TV is available locally over-the-air on WRAL's Channel 5.2. Time Warner/Spectrum customers can watch on Channel 1255.
Have you considered BritBox?
This streaming service specializing in British content has a bunch of options you can binge on this week.
▪ "Meghan & Harry: A Revolutionary Romance" is a BritBox exclusive. (Available week of May 10.)
▪ "The BritBox Wedding Watchers Guide" is a six-part series of five-minute talks on wedding topics. A new one debuts each day May 12-19. Another exclusive. (Available starting May 12.)
▪ "Harry at 30" is a documentary on Prince Harry that focuses on his childhood and military career up to the age of 30. (Available starting May 15.)
▪ And on the big day, BritBox subscribers can watch an exclusive live feed of ITV's coverage hosted by Phillip Schofield and Julie Etchingham. You can watch this on "delayed start." Britbox will also have a specially produced highlights program produced by ITV.
Don't forget Acorn
Acorn, another very popular streaming service specializing in British content, has a Royal Documentary Collection for your royal research. The service also has a channel called "All Things Royal" that you should check out.
▪ "William & Kate: Inside the Royal Marriage" reveals what has been happening in their marriage. It uncovers all the fascinating facts of everyday life for this modern-day royal couple. Available May 18.
▪ "40 Years of the Prince's Trust" has unprecedented access to fascinating archival footage and interviews with Princes William and Harry, the Duchess of Cornwall and pop star and X-Factor judge Cheryl Cole. It tells the story of the organization's journey to become the UK's leading youth charity. Available May 18.
▪ "When Phillip Met Prince Philip: 60 Years of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award" is a unique documentary which sees Phillip Schofield spending time with HRH The Duke of Edinburgh and talking to him in the 60th Anniversary of Award. Available May 18.
▪ "The Real Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall" gives unprecedented access to the Duchess of Cornwall. The cameras follow her throughout her 70th birthday year. Viewers are with the duchess as she carries out her royal duties both at home and abroad, enjoys birthday celebrations with her husband, friends and family and relishes precious down time with her beloved dogs. Available May 18.
▪ "The Royal Wives of Windsor" looks at all the factors that might traditionally have kept Meghan Markle from marrying a royal prince: She's divorced, of mixed race, older, an actress, an American. Yet the monarchy and public have embraced her, which shows just how much attitudes in Britain have changed over the past 100 years. This two-part documentary examines what it takes to succeed as a royal wife, based on the experience of 100 years of Windsor women. It premieres on May 18.
Options for the main event
You already have May 19 circled on your calendar with a big pink heart. Now you have to decide where to watch. Note: Vows are exchanged at noon in England, which is 7 a.m. EDT. Most specials will start well before that to cover the guests as they begin to arrive around 4:30 a.m. EDT. Also expect cameras to catch footage of Markle and members of the wedding party traveling to the church.
▪ BBC America will do it up right — and they'll do it all day long. The network has a 3:15 a.m. start time with the wedding repeating until 4 p.m. At 4 p.m., there's a four-hour highlight show, then it looks like the wedding repeats some more.
▪ CBS starts at 4 a.m. with Gayle King ("CBS This Morning") and Kevin Frazier ("Entertainment Tonight") joined by royal expert Tina Brown.
▪ NBC coverage starts at 4:30 a.m. with Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb co-anchoring "TODAY at the Royal Wedding" from an exclusive vantage point overlooking Windsor Castle. Megyn Kelly, Kathie Lee Gifford, Al Roker and Sheinelle Jones report from other locations, and there will be insight from various royal experts.
▪ ABC will have a special five-hour edition of "Good Morning America" coming live from Windsor, starting at 5 a.m. (EDT). Robin Roberts and David Muir will lead the coverage, joined by a team of reporters and royal experts. This will also air on Freeform (formerly ABC Family).
▪ CNN will have Anderson Cooper, Alisyn Camerota, Max Foster and Richard Quest providing coverage from Windsor starting at 4 a.m. This also airs on Headline News.
▪ On MSNBC starting at 4 a.m., Joy Reid anchors special coverage live from MSNBC headquarters in New York City. MSNBC anchors and NBC News correspondents Stephanie Ruhle and Katy Tur anchor MSNBC's on-the-ground coverage live from Windsor.
▪ UNC-TV's Royal Wedding coverage starts at 4 a.m. on their Explorer Channel, with a repeat Sunday at 8 a.m.
▪ Fox News coverage starts at 5 a.m. with Ainsley Earhardt co-hosting "Fox & Friends Weekend" from Windsor, then joining the main coverage with anchors Shepard Smith and Sandra Smith from outside St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle at 6 a.m.
▪ E! has five hours of coverage with "E! Live From the Royal Wedding" starting at 5 a.m. with Melanie Bromley, Giuliana Rancic and Brad Goreski. There's a recap special — "E!" Royal Wedding Rundown" — at 7 p.m.
▪ BritBox subscribers can watch an exclusive live feed of ITV's coverage hosted by Phillip Schofield and Julie Etchingham. You can watch this on "delayed start." Britbox will also have a specially produced highlights program produced by ITV.
▪ Univision will have "Harry y Meghan: Una Boda Real" starting at 6 a.m.
▪ People TV's live — and free — streaming coverage starts at 6 a.m. with "Meghan & Harry: A Fairy-Tale Wedding." Hosted by Jeremy Parsons with correspondents in Windsor and New York.
▪ If you want to watch all of this on the big screen and you don't want to get up early, the streaming service BritBox has partnered with ITV and Fathom Events to make that happen. In the Triangle, you can watch all three and a half hours of the big event at Cary Crossroads Stadium 20 at 10 a.m. May 19 (other North Carolina cities with this option are Greensboro and Concord). Tickets are $10.73. Info: fathomevents.com/events/harry-and-meghan-the-royal-wedding.
Want to have some fun with it?
▪ "The Royal Wedding Live with Cord & Tish!" (aka Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon) starts at 7:30 a.m. Saturday on HBO, with a primetime replay at 9:45 p.m. You may remember Cord and Tish from their Rose Bowl Parade commentary that streamed on Amazon Prime in January, fooling a great number of people who thought the Funny-or-Die send-up was for real.
After the wedding
Did you sleep in? No problem!
▪ "Royal Romance: The Marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle" looks back at the day's events, offering insight on the modern marriage and its impact on the monarchy. 8 p.m. on CBS.
▪ ABC News will have a recap of the day's most memorable moments, including the vows, the reception, the fashion, the royal couple's first public appearance after the wedding and other details. 10 p.m. on ABC.
▪ And don't forget that BBC America has that thing on a loop all day.
Still not enough?
We know you need to come down slowly from your wedding high, so here are a couple of specials to help you ween off all that British excess.
May 21: A full recap of the royal wedding from Windsor Castle will air on "Entertainment Tonight" Monday, May 21, with the latest on all the fashion, the celebrity guest list and the biggest moments from the ceremony.
May 23: In "Operation Royal Wedding," the National Geographic Channel reports from behind the scenes with rare and exclusive access, revealing the key players and moving parts that go into putting on such an event.


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Love is A CrocLove is A Croc (1998) Season 1 Episode 109- The New Batman Adventures Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Traditional Animation
- Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Animation Studio: Tollin-Robbins Productions.
- Distributed by: Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Cartoon Characters: Batman/Bruce Wayne, Batgirl/Barbara Gordon, Baby Doll/Mary Louise Dahl, Killer Croc, Mom, Dad, Harry, Judge.
- Voice Actors: Kevin Conroy, Tara Charendoff, Laraine Newman, Brooks Gardner, Lauri Johnson, Jeff Glen Bennett, Richard Doyle; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Butch Lukic.
- Produced By Alan Burnett, Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, Jean MacCurdy, Haven Alexander.
- Written By Steve Gerber.
- Music: Harvey Cohen.
- Editor: Joe Gall, Steve Siracusa.
- First Aired on July 11, 1998.
- Originally Aired on Kids WB! (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Episode Number: 109
- Season: 1
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After seeing Killer Croc sentenced for his latest crime on TV, Mary Dahl, a.k.a. Baby Doll, feels a kindred bond to the criminal and frees him. After the gruesome duo go on a crime spree, Baby Doll learns that Croc is not... (more)
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High Sierra: Help Main Menu is Broken and Freezes Apps
If you run macOS 10.13 High Sierra, try not to use the Help menu. It will appear to freeze the app for which you invoke the Help menu: it will not accept keyboard input anymore, emitting the
NSBeep "invalid action" sound in most circumstances.
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Month 13 Is Out Of Bounds
"Month 13 is out of bounds" appeared in my Xcode console logs today. But I don't do date arithmetics.
When you create an empty macOS Cocoa app from the template, the message shows, too. It's emitted before
applicationWillFinishLaunching(_:) is called.
Looking at the Console.app output of other processes, I saw this was all over the place. TextMate, loginwindow, User Event Agent – every app is triggering this message.
Rdar or GTFO, right? – rdar://35792221
Let's hope this does not indicate any important framework part is broken.
This is both humbling and worrying. Humbling, because Apple engineers make just the same silly mistakes as us app developers. Worrying, because having a working macOS is rather important to a lot of people around the globe, and while this message does not prevent me from using my Mac or any apps so far, bugs like these could have people killed in other contexts (think aerospace or autonomous cars).
Getting Worse
Update 2017-11-06: (Yes, I'm back on Nov. 6th! :) Seriously, it's now Monday, Dec 4th.) Like some other people I was suddenly suffering from 100% CPU usage by the process
UserEventAgent which also consumed RAM at a rate of about 4GB/ every 3 minutes. Disk swapping galore, my Mac turned unusable quickly. Only way I found to get rid of this:
- Deactivate automatic date and time setting
- Reset the date back to something in November
- Force quit the
Note that this only happened after rebooting. So if you can, do not shut down your Mac for a while just to make sure.
"Bugs are the edges of what works"
There's a lot to learn in terms of company culture from Basecamp (former 37signals). Shawn Blanc has written about a workshop by Basecame. One thing I just had to share immediately is this: "Bugs are the edges of what works":
Software simply has bugs. And so if it's not a critical bug — (such as: if it's not losing customer data) — then they probably won't ever fix it. Because to fix an edge bug and chase them all down means they're not making new things or improving features that really matter.
That's no excuse for a crappy user experience. But not every edge case has to be solved.


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In Los Angeles, there are thousands of personal trainers, body workers, yoga teachers, pilates instructors, and the list goes on. It can be hard to sift through the masses to understand how one type of trainer differs from the next. One of my hopes in creating this blog, Tuned In, is to help our clients, past, present, and future, understand what distinguishes our approach and philosophy at the Garage.
Our trainers at Human Garage support the work that we do in realigning bodies, minds, and souls through a distinct approach. It is why we don't, in fact, call them "trainers." Rather, they are our Progression Specialists that support the work of biomechanical development and progression.
So, what is Biomechanical Development / Rehab and what does it have to do with living a pain free life?
Q: We are often asked: why do I need a trainer at the Garage? I already have a trainer. Are all trainers created equal?
A: The Progression Specialist at the garage is on the same page to get your body to function at its best, be fully relieved from pain, and move forward powerfully with a solid foundation. We have a more rehabilitative approach than a regular trainer you may have hired for other reasons. We really take people on a journey from the inside out. In the process we use to unwind the body, we unwind to create space so that a person can then align better biomechanically.
They're focusing on the feeling of alignment.
We can be considered a cross between physical therapy, neurologist, performance coach, and those who possess other healing/aligning modalities.
We don't heal people. We align people with who they already are. That's all it is. It's all accessible within them. We just facilitate that process of realignment.
Q: What do we mean by "Progression Specialist?"
A: The simplest way to put it is when you're a baby, you cannot go from crawling to running. If a baby starts from crawling to running, that baby is going to have some serious problems in their joints and they're probably going to develop a lot of injuries throughout their lives.
You can't run before you walk. It's a natural progression of life and it's important to embrace those steps that are in between. It's necessary to have that solid foundation so that when you run you feel really good. Otherwise when you run you feel discombobulated, expend more energy, and are slower, less agile.
We're just facilitating this process of progression and moving along the steps.
Q: There are a lot of trainers in L.A. What would you say is the biggest difference with our approach?
A: I think the biggest difference is we have a focus on alignment while at the same time we are taking them through a neurological component of training which less than 1% in the world do. This is a huge part of the missing link for bringing the body into full alignment that results in the best physical results in performance, less pain, reduction in chance of injury, greater muscle gain and even weight loss.
We take into account not only the biomechanics but we also take them from the train of thought that a trainer is going to give them exercise and nutrition and they're just going to follow this thing blindly. We really connect all the dots.
We teach them how to fish, we don't give them the fish.
We give them a sense of empowerment. They understand they have the ability, the capacity, and capability to do it all on their own, without having a codependency on somebody to be there forever.
We simply facilitate and guide them and reinforce these new thought patterns and new ways of moving as well. So they remember they can do it all on their own.
Yari engaging Director of Client Experience, Sarah Yurich, in a Front Opening Dynamic StretchQ: What does "biomechanical development" mean and is it the same as personal training?
A: Biomechanical development means creating and building a strong foundation from which to move and operate from. We want to be sure that the client is taken care of by taking into account the reason they came to us in the first place (pain, faulty posture, weight issues, etc.) and where they want to truly be. It's a beautiful combination of both wants and needs fully met. We take them through a process of unwinding first which then gets them into a new body, new sense of self because we're not only unwind their physical fascia we're also now unwinding some of their stagnant emotions since the emotions are stuck in the fascia tissue itself. Both emotionally and structurally they're being changed.
The "biomechanical development" ties that together with the neurological component of creating neuroplasticity in the body by rewiring their neuropathways. They are now more connected and their bodies are moving from a much clearer map. Before, all their movement patterns were sort of stuck in their ways and now they're able to flow with more ease, because of the neurological coupling with the unwinding.
It's a very methodical process in which we basically take the person from the whole and don't just start to build upon something that's not a solid foundation. What we give them is this very solid foundation on which to build upon.
So many injuries happen when they haven't created the core, solid foundation that includes the fascia, the neurological aspects, the brain is such a powerful thing that if they don't address the brain, they'll go back to old habits and old patterns of movement which will then get them to wind back up.
Q: What would you say to the person that is skeptical about the necessity of going through the biomechanics protocol?
A: I would say to reflect upon their past experiences. What they have done and how they've gotten injured or developed a body that has limitations: have I gone into a program too fast too soon? How have I developed this posture? When did I start getting pain? Did I exercise focusing on just my goal and disregarded the foundation? How has my experience been with other trainers in the past? Have I ever truly done anything to address this from a neurological and biomechanical progression standpoint? With that reflection they can come to a better understanding.
The body speaks all the time and it is important for us to tune in.
To take the steps of developing their body from a solid structural foundation so they have less chances to injure themselves and to wind back up because their brain is still functioning from the old self.
Q: Would you equate it to a rehab of sorts?
A: Yes. I would say that it is rehab, repair, and alignment.
Q: What does the brain have to do with it? A: The brain has everything to do with it. It is the interpreter. If their bodies and their joints aren't open they're still receiving information in a way that the brain interprets. But if that information isn't being received from a place of openness within their joints, their brain is now going to interpret it in a certain way and it will by default give a faulty output.
They're going to move in a faulty form, which then creates faulty patterns, which then creates pain, which then results in that same vicious cycle. So, the brain has a lot to do with it. If we can get clear signals to the brain, the brain will give you better output.
Q: What might you say to the person that feels better after going through alignment sessions at Garage and then goes right back into working out again and gets hurt? What do you think is missing for that person?
A: I think too fast too soon will break a person down. It's always about progression. They'll be like a brand new person once they finish that unwinding process so they have to treat themselves more gently, even though they feel better and with more energy. They have muscles that haven't been used in so long will now be firing so that's going to create more soreness in the body. If they aren't more gentle in their approach it has potential to backfire with injury because they've given too much stimulus to those muscles and parts of the body that hadn't been worked on.
It's the same as a stay at home mom who decides to hit the gym when she hasn't worked out in months after giving birth and she goes into a one hour boot camp class it's too fast too soon and the body can totally have a breakdown. In this case the mom may have wanted to do some bodyweight exercises or have begun going for walks before she joins a bootcamp class.
It's important to slow your roll into it so your body can start to give you really positive results over long periods of time. Because you can burn yourself out or get injured really quickly, which will put you back to square one.
Q: Is there a lesson that has come up for you in working with HG clients?
A: Everything has its place, everything works synergistically works well together. There's not one thing only that is the answer. It takes a multitude of things to allow you to be whole and complete and work at an optimal level. So there is so much value in the fascial release work, just as there is in the neurological component. And also, the strengthening and the heart pumping sort of stuff that happens after this integration with your body. Because i also feel it is important to challenge the body as well. Because the body is a mechanism, a machine that adapts to everything.
Q: Are there things I have forgotten today in our conversation?A: Yes, it's important to align yourself with things that bring you joy. And whenever you can connect with your highest joy. Like dancing for me. One of the things that helped heal my back the fastest when I went dancing. And dancing, my back didn't hurt me, partly because of being in my highest state of joy. When you're in your highest state of joy you aren't so tight in your body, because you're not creating stress in your body. When you're in a state of stress, it tightens up your body that that much more, therefore creating a lot more pain and potential injury. But when you let go and you can release that because you're dancing or you're painting or whatever it is that fuels your soul, that is one of the ways you're going to align that much faster.
Which is what all of this is created for. To create your ultimate happiness in a way that is sustainable.
And, just as much as you participated in creating the injury or creating the disconnect in the body or pain in your body. Understanding you are responsible for that as well just as much as you are responsible for your alignment and healing. So we are consistently participating in whatever it is that we are experiencing.
And we are not here to fix anyone because the healing happens within you when you allow all of yourself to come into balance.
Yari, our Director of Biomechanical Development, left our conversation with these important reminders. If we haven't already convinced you there is something distinct about working with a Progression Specialist at the Garage, we encourage you to try a session with Yari, Fletcher, Jerry, Anela, or Jenn today.
"I think it's important for a person to ask themselves when they got injured: what was their life like? Were they in a high level state of stress? Were there a lot of things going on in their lives? How was their relationship flowing? Finances? Work? Whatever it was that was going on in their lives, did they get injured at a point in time when they were in their highest state of joy or, when they were highly stressed?
This is important so that a person can begin to connect the dots of why this has occurred.
As Progression Specialists, I think that's part of what makes us different; we help people understand how they helped create it (pain) and how they can also undo it."


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How to recover Windows 2008/ R2 and Windows 7 Administrator account
I have recently recovered a Administrator Password on Server 2008 R2 last week. so I tested it at home with my Windows 7 Laptop and works like a charm.
1. Windows media for the OS you are trying to recover the Administrator password.
2. Follow my steps given below 🙂
Reboot the Server or your system with the right media CD/DVD and select the appropriate language.
I have some steps to explain you how to do it!
Click Next and select Repair my Computer
The next screen will will identify all the windows installations and highlight in my case Windows 7 which is installed on C: drive
select Next
Select the Command Prompt
Follow the steps given in the Command window bellow:
- switch to Windows\System32 and copy Utilman.exe Utilman.exe.bak ( this is just to create a backup file of Utilman.exe)
- then the most important step Copy cmd.exe to Utilman.exe
as shown below copy cmd.exe Utilman.exe then you will get a prompt say yes by 'y'
- You should see a confirmation that one file copied
- Restart the Server or in my case Laptop.
Once the Server/ Laptop is rebooted press Windows key + U or click on the icon of Utilman, and you will see the command prompt.
give the following command to change the administrator password
net user administrator * (if your administrator account is renamed you can give that user name as I have given Ibrahim.quraishi below)
you will asked the enter the password ( the characters will not appear but dont worry as it will not show for security)
yo will be asked to reenter the password again as a confirmation.
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The aim of this project is to produce a new range of 28mm steampunk miniatures for collectors and for use in rpg and tabletop wargames.
The figures have been hand-sculpted by Igor Karpov, known for his work on the Ratnik/Lead Adventure Astropolis, Dwarves, Post-Apocalyptic and Bruegelburg ranges.
The models will be cast in White Metal and come with 25mm plasic slotta bases.
Dark is the night as the dense smog falls once again on the streets of the East End. Shadows hustle from corner to corner, some trying to eke out a meagre living from the scraps of the Machine Age, some out on more nefarious errands, be it to cut a throat for a purse of pennies or to strike at the heart of their machinocratic betters.
When Charles Babbage perfected his Analytical Engine, few could have predicted the social upheaval that would follow. Fuelled by coal, powered by increasingly complex and efficient steam engines, controlled by unfeeling machines and faceless bureaucrats, the pulsating heart of the British Empire is split asunder along the front-lines of the factory lords, the old and failing aristocracy and the huddled masses, especially those left behind by the uncaring pace of progress.
In the East End, long a pit of the despaired and destitute, unrest is growing. Disaffected engineers and factory workers put out of work by increasing mechanisation are supplying anarchists and simple criminals with advanced tools for their illicit trades.
Outside of the Capital, railway lines and steam-coach roads are plagued by the scourge of Highwaymen, an evil long thought gone from the modern age. Equipped with modern means of transportation and deadly-efficient weaponry, few dare to resist such a hold-up, and once the Peelers arrive, the villains have made off with their ill-gotten gains.
To combat this wave of crime, Special Branch have set up a crack team to pinpoint and arrest key figures, hopefully before the situation boils over and creates an all-consuming deluge of Anarcho-Communard revolution and rampant crime.
Set 01: Tarjack McGillivray and Apprentice, Burglars Extraordinaire
Utilising a steam-powered grappling hook, Tarjack McGillivray is responsible for the most daring burglaries of the last decade. Able to scale the sheerest walls, he and his nameless apprentice have struck at the fortified city-homes of Coal and Railway barons alike, blasting open even the strongest vaults and safes with steel-tipped torpedo drills.
Set 02: Anarchist Assassins
Hiding from the smog and the watchful eye of Special Branch behind respirator mask, it is unknown from where these ruthless killers hail. All that is known is that they use bespoke hunting rifles to strike at prominent figures of the machine age, and it is feared that it is only a matter of time until they strike at Her Majesty herself.
Set 03: Inspector Semaphore and Constable Chopham
A gruff and unscrupulous man, Inspector Joseph Semaphore is Special Branch's A-1 man to investigate the growing unrest in the seedier parts of Greater London. Well aware of the people's dislike, the coppers only come in well-armed and in sufficient numbers to apprehend suspects.
Set 04: Detectives Boyle and Cody
Low on the ladder of Her Majesty's Metropolitan Police Force, Boyle and Cody were noticed for their unconventional approach to Police work and drafted into Special Branch to assist Inspector Semaphore in his investigations.
Set 05: John Halibut, RN (ret.) and Harry "The Hook"
An old tar, Captain Halibut lost his arm in a boiler explosion in an action against Fenian gun-runners. Now on half-pay, he commands the Stevedores' Chapter of the citizens' watch, patrolling the streets of Poplar, assisted by his erstwhile steward, Harry "The Hook". Ostensibly a respected citizen, it is rumoured that he holds more than a small grudge against the upper classes, and his loyalties, if put to the test in outright revolt, might be less than clear.
Set 06: Florence Tempest and Henrietta Hammersmith, Night-fighting Ladies
Following the ghastly Ripper murders, some of the women working the streets of Whitechapel decided to no longer put up with it and formed a covert militia. Armed with modern weapons supposedly designed by Mick Turnpike himself, they secretly patrol the district, striking fear into the hearts of all but the most vicious or insane.
Set 07: The Two Jacobs, Concerned Citizens
Tailor and Shoemaker by trade, Jacob Minsky and Jacob Rechtman took up arms to protect themselves and their community from protection rackets and the more prejudiced. They are part of the Whitechapel Chapter of the citizens' watch and, while it is beneath their dignity to rat on their neighbours, are willing to cooperate with the police to maintain some semblance of order in the East End.
Set 08: Charles and Edward Cholmondeley-Chapelcourt, Gentry Volunteers
Unable to maintain their family estate in the economic upheavals of the Industrial Revolution, the Brothers Cholmondeley-Chapelcourt came to London, only to find little employ for educated, but untrained sons of the Gentry. Good manners, sharp wit and not too much condescension to the unwashed rabble of the lower classes landed them in Special Branch.
Set 09: The Galvanic Gentleman
The wonders of the machine age are not just used for industry and commerce or other villainous activities. The mysterious stranger only known as The Galvanic Gentleman strikes from the shadows, wearing an armoured suit powered by Galvano-electric energy supplied by his trusty batman Alfred. Scores of villains have been left shocked senseless for the coppers to ferry off to Newgate.
Set 10: Tiny Tim and Albert, East End Urchins
Life is hard as a kid in smog-plagued London, more so if you have to make a living in the rougher parts. Tiny Tim and his Brother Albert, being orphaned at a young age, came under the tutelage of Tarjack McGillivray and have become experienced lookouts, in high demand when an innocuous pair of eyes and ears is needed.
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Mick Turnpike and Dennis Moreau, Steam-Horse Highwaymen
The most feared highwayman of the age, it is rumoured that the man called "Mick Turnpike" was once a brilliant engineer. Fallen from grace after a machine he designed failed and brought down the whole factory with it, he turned to a life of crime and assembled a gang of villains that now prowl the highways from the capital to the industrial centres of the North.
Special Branch Flying Column
Protected from dust, smog and the prying gaze of criminal look-outs by government-issue respirator masks, the Special Branch Flying Column is tasked with combating the Highwaymen scourge. Mounted on Stevenson-Brunel Patent Steam-Horses, they can strike quick and hard, provided good information on the villain's plans. Armed with quick-firing handguns and steam-powered claws, they can force their way even into the best-protected hideouts.
Four Riders Set
Germany - 6 Euro
Rest of World (up to Investigator incl. Add-Ons) - 10 Euro
Rest of World (East End District Major and more) - 20 Euro
Risks and challenges
Risk is minimal. We are an experienced miniatures company who have operated successfully for more than five years and are well-known for our reliability. Our previous Kickstarter Campaigns, Bruegelburg, Dwarven Gold Fever, Astropolis and Astropolis II were funded, produced and delivered well within the planned time schedule, and the experience gathered with these campaigns was used to further improve our fulfilment process.
As illustrated by the pictures, the figures have already been sculpted. The master moulds are already produced. If this project is funded, we can immediately initiate creation of the production moulds, so that we will be able to commence the initial production run right after completion of the Kickstarter. Based on previous experience with our suppliers, we expect the first miniatures to be delivered six to eight weeks following completion of the campaign. This means that you may already receive your figures as early as February 2018. In any case, we will continuously publish updates on progress and project steps and milestones.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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Being an informed member of your health care team is an important part of staying healthy. Samaritan Health Services offers patients easy and secure access to health information online through the MyChart patient portal, which lets you see appointment information, test results, prescriptions, doctor's notes and more online.
At this free seminar, you will learn how to use MyChart and find out how it can help you reach your health goals. If you are a Samaritan patient, or even if you have tests done at a Samaritan hospital laboratory, you can benefit from MyChart.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend receiving an annual seasonal influenza vaccine for all persons aged 6 months and older. In particular, the CDC recommends that individuals with chronic pulmonary disease, including asthma, receive this vaccine to limit influenza-related mortality and decrease transmission of the virus. Compliance rates with annual influenza vaccination have been low, historically, and have fallen well short of the goals targeted by the CDC through the Healthy People 2010 and 2020 initiatives.
Influenza and other respiratory viruses are risk factors for more severe and more frequent lower respiratory tract infections, as well as complications such as bronchiolitis, sepsis, and secondary bacterial infection. This month's Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI) features a CME-series review by Dr. Matthew Greenhawt, MD, MBA, MSc, of the University of Michigan, exploring the evidence supporting vaccination as protection against influenza-related asthma exacerbations.
This review notes that only limited randomized, controlled evidence supports vaccination in preventing influenza-related asthma complications. A recent Cochrane Review noted that among 26 potential studies identified, only one included a randomized, controlled trial, which did not show benefit from vaccination apart from improvement in asthma-related quality of life, and no studies investigated preventing influenza-related asthma hospitalization. Apart from the Cochrane Review, other studies reviewed found vaccination was associated with reduced oral steroid use in asthma exacerbations and reduced severity-adjusted asthma exacerbations. One study noted vaccination was associated with increased odds of influenza-related hospitalization in asthmatic patients, and another that vaccination was associated with a higher rate of asthma- and pneumonia-related clinic visits.
Despite limited high-quality evidence (i.e. randomized, controlled trials), and some discrepancy as to the vaccine's efficacy, this Journal article concludes that vaccination remains beneficial when weighing the benefits against the risks. There are clear data showing that persons with asthma are at higher risk for complications if they contract influenza, and the spread of influenza is best prevented by vaccination.
Annual vaccination is cost-effective for healthy adults aged 18-64 years. Therefore, until better means of preventing the virus are developed, children and adults with asthma should still receive annual vaccination, despite mixed evidence that it prevents influenza-related asthma exacerbation. Expert opinion on the matter has not waivered—if one prevents contraction of influenza, it reduces the likelihood of experiencing influenza-related asthma complications. The mixed evidence of large reviews on the subject may result from poor study design, cost limitations resulting in underpowered studies, or too short of an evaluation period for the effects of vaccination. Furthermore, these studies have not included data from the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, or take into account the introduction of quadravalent vaccines that cover both strains of Influenza B. Both of these factors need to be incorporated into future study of this issue, and may likely influence the efficacy of vaccination.
In conclusion, annual influenza vaccination remains the most effective way to prevent contracting influenza. Despite mixed evidence of whether or not vaccination prevents influenza-related asthma exacerbations in asthmatics, there are no better present options to prevent influenza. If one does not contract influenza, one cannot develop influenza-related asthma exacerbations, and therefore vaccination is still strongly favored by expert opinion.
The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI) is an official scientific journal of the AAAAI, and is the most-cited journal in the field of allergy and clinical immunology.
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Society Murders
|4 April 2002
|Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
|Death by strangulation
The Society Murders is the name given to the 4 April 2002 familicide of husband and wife millionaire socialites Margaret Mary Wales-King, 69, and husband, Paul Aloysius King, 75, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, by Margaret's 34-year-old son, Matthew Wales. News media throughout Australia covered the crime and subsequent trial, which later became the subject of a book and a television film.[1][2]
Double murder[edit]
On 4 April 2002, the victims, Margaret Wales-King and her husband Paul King attended the Glen Iris home of Margaret's son Matthew Wales and daughter-in-law Maritza Wales for a family dinner engagement. On the evening of the same day, Matthew killed the couple by striking them to the back of the neck after drugging their soup to make them drowsy.[dead link][3] Autopsies also indicated that the couple had been strangled;[2] the couple were initially reported missing and on 10 April, their vehicle was found abandoned in Middle Park.[4] On 29 April, the couple's bodies were discovered buried in bushland near Marysville, Victoria.[4]
Confession and arrest[edit]
On 11 May, after confessing to police, Matthew Wales was charged with the murder of his mother and stepfather,[5] his wife, Maritza, was charged with being an accessory after the fact to both the alleged murders.[4] Wales had participated at the couple's funeral just three days earlier and was photographed weeping and embracing his elder brother.[4]
Guilty plea and sentencing[edit]
Matthew Wales pleaded guilty and was convicted of the murder of both Margaret Wales-King and Paul King,[6] he was sentenced to 30 years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 24 years.[7] The trial judge found Wales murdered the couple because he resented his mother for using her wealth to manipulate him,[7] his wife pleaded guilty to attempting to pervert the course of justice and received a two-year suspended sentence.[6][8] She was found not to have played any part in the actual murders.[7]
In popular culture[edit]
In 2003, Melbourne barrister Hilary Bonney wrote a book about the murder, The Society Murders: The True Story of the Wales-King Murders;[1][9] the book was written without co-operation from the Wales-King family and was based largely on court evidence and police documents.[1]
The book was later adapted as a television film, Society Murders for Network Ten, written by Greg Haddrick and Kylie Needham for the production company Screentime; the film starred Georgie Parker, Alex Dimitriades, Matthew Le Nevez, Terry Norris and Julia Blake.[1]
The story was also examined on the episode "The Enemy Within" of the series Behind Mansion Walls presented on Investigation Discovery.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Miller, Kylie (22 July 2005). "TV treatment for society murders". The Age. Melbourne. Retrieved 13 February 2010.
- ^ a b Munro, Ian; Gregory, Peter (12 April 2003). "Case closed - but not for an angry family". The Age. Melbourne. Retrieved 13 February 2010.
- ^ Rule, Greg (31 December 2002). "When a young man's mind turns to murder". AAP. Retrieved 13 February 2010.[dead link]
- ^ a b c d Cox, Kate; Dasey, Daniel (12 May 2002). "Son charged with Wales-King murders". Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 13 February 2010.
- ^ "Wales in court on parental murder charges". Sydney Morning Herald. 14 May 2002. Retrieved 13 February 2010.
- ^ a b Milovanovic, Selma (18 October 2002). "Wales pleads guilty over murders". The Age. Melbourne. Retrieved 14 February 2010.
- ^ a b c "Son sentenced to 30 years jail for double murder". ABC News. 11 April 2003. Retrieved 14 February 2010.
- ^ Medew, Julia (20 February 2007). "Society murderer's wife guilty". The Age. Melbourne. Retrieved 14 February 2010.
- ^ Bonney, Hilary (2003). The Society Murders: The True Story of the Wales-King Murders. Allen & Unwin. ISBN 9781741141207.


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The superb quality NSX ARK Cat-back Single Rolledge Tip system used DT-S Series to ensure the maximum power, more efficiency, more durability & lighter weight. ARK manufacturing department precisely used CNC machined flanges for the perfect fit Oval Style exit style to prove better airflow cat-back system. The ARK DT-S V2 now uses oval pressed cap muffler canister designs to increases deep tone sound and fast-flowing low restriction airflow. And we added chamber dividers to reduce drone. The result is a nice street legal, decibel controlled deep sound.


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Twenty-one patients (20 children and 1 adult) with acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis were biopsied within a month of onset of their disease and again 10 to 84 months later. The biopsies were studied by light- and electron microscopy and by immunohistology for gamma globulin and complement. At the time of repeat biopsy all patients were clinically well, and 15 had no abnormal laboratory findings. Of six remaining patients (28%), one had a 1+ proteinuria, five a trace proteinuria, two of them with more than 1.5 million RBC/mm3 in the Addis counts.
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Saltverk's Flake Salt is produced with 100% geothermal energy
Saltverk Flaky sea salt is a crunchy, mineral-fresh Icelandic sea salt produced using only energy from geothermal hot springs in the northwest of Iceland.
Our salt making method is based on the 17th century old method practiced as well in Reykjanes. Geothermal energy is the sole energy source used, which means that during our whole process we leave zero carbon footprints on the environment.
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33rd EMSOS Meeting Graz 2020
The 33rd Annual EMSOS-Meeting and 21st EMSOS Nurse and Allied Professions Group Meeting will be held 2020 in Graz, Austria.
Date: 13th of May - 15th of May 2020
Location: Graz, Austria
Main Topics:
- Limb sparing surgery vs. amputation
- Liquid biopsy
- New guidelines and EMSOS studies on sarcoma
- Proton & carbon ion treatments for sarcoma
- Treatment of infected megaprostheses
- What's new in the systemic treatment of soft tissue sarcomas?
- Oligometastases: should they be treated differently?
- Statistics and sarcomas: how can modern statistics be useful?
- Difficult case discussion
- Sarcoma research: new mouse models, in vitro 3D sarcoma models
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Queen's Blade is a series of combat books that started back in 2005, based on the '83 Lost Worlds books. Unlike the original black and white LW books, the QB books contain full-colour illustrations of beautiful women in sexy poses, drawn by famous japanese artists, so it's no wonder it became very famous there, spawning mangas, anime adaptations and 2 PSP games.
Regarding gameplay, Lost Worlds/Queen's Blade is a diceless gladiatorial system, where you and your opponent select a maneuver each turn and a complex matrix in each page determines both of your outcomes (for example, if you do a swing and your opponent dodges, most of the time you'll see your swing suceeding and the opponent getting hurt). The "How to play" page has more detailed info on the game.
Besides the "classic" Queen's Blade series of books, there's also Queen's Gate, a spinoff with popular characters from other franchises like Mai Shiranui or Dead or Alive's Kasumi, Queen's Blade Rebellion, the on-going continuation of QB's story with new characters and situations, and Queen's Blade Grimoire, the next series with characters based on fairytales.
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Second Free! season green-lit
A poster at the Free! (Free! – Iwatobi Swim Club) special talk event on Sunday revealed that production on a second season of the Free! anime has been green-lit.
The first season ended with a "see you next summer" message in the final episode.
The story of Kyoto Animation's series begins with Haruka Nanase, a high school boy who once swam competitively. After years of separation, his childhood friend Rin challenges him to a swimming match, showing Haruka his overwhelming power. Not wanting it to end like this, Haruka gathers together his former teammates Makoto and Nagisa once again, and also brings a new member named Rei Ryugazaki to create the Iwatobi High School Swimming Club. Haruka, Makoto, Nagisa, Rei, and Rin come together for a story of swimming, youth, and friendship.
The anime premiered in July, and Crunchyroll streamed the anime as it aired in Japan.


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March 21, 2016
A survey conducted by Six Degrees in 2014 of companies who use cloud based services for part of their IT revealed that more than half (52%) don't have their telephony systems in the cloud of which 15% are not aware that this potential exists.
Over the last five years, the number of UK companies that have a hosted or Cloud-based service has nearly doubled – from 48% in 2010 to 84% in 2015 [source]. It is fair to suggest that this trend will continue, with little indication that adoption rates are slowing. However, the uptake of Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) is slower with the attitude of UK customers notably more hesitant. A survey conducted by Six Degrees in 2014 of companies who use cloud based services for part of their IT revealed that more than half (52%) don't have their telephony systems in the cloud of which 15% are not aware that this potential exists.
To help understand the reasons driving the disproportionate growth of cloud and UCaaS adoption, it is worth first exploring some common questions raised by customers.
It is true that no two definitions of Unified Communications are the same and especially when it comes to UCaaS, there is no single, "defined" off-the-shelf solution. Instead, businesses are faced with a diverse range of product portfolios which promise a wide variety of traditionally on-premise managed 'unified communication' features such as:
With such a broad range of solutions under one umbrella term, it is easy to see why confusion could be causing the lack of adoption for what could be a money saving, business optimising, cloud based business proposition.
Concerns about security such as digital eavesdropping are apparent. Traditional corporate voice networks were closed in nature whilst VOIP based unified communications use IP networks which potentially can be less secure. Look out for a service offering which provides full end to end control, security and quality of service (QOS) rather than one provided across the public internet.
Moving all data and communication services into the cloud feels to some customers like putting all of their eggs into one basket. However, all benefits of cloud hosting also apply to UCaaS; with resilience, disaster recovery and flexibility giving you the option to increase the number of end users or call capacity when traffic demands increase.
Hosted products can appear to have complex pricing models, but with 'fixed per seat, per month' costs, and flexible contracts, a cloud based voice solution can be quite an appealing proposition. Shop around and make use of online quote tools to gain an idea of the services and prices a provider has to offer.
Is it really necessary?
See it as a chance, not a chore. UCaaS adoption is all about making your voice solution futureproof. BT has announced that it will retire the UK's ISDN infrastructure by 2025. Already now, TDM switching is increasingly regarded as an obsolescent technology as the latest generation of telephony solutions now use IP. Most of the telephony manufacturers have already introduced IPT solutions and announced formal plans to cease support of legacy TDM products. A couple of examples: The Nortel Meridian Option, a digital PBX, is coming to the end of its life cycle with part support being withdrawn by the end of September 2016. Similarly, the Panasonic KX-NCP IP-Hybrid family was discontinued on the 30th June 2015. This meant the end of life for all KX-NCP main unit systems. In both cases, the recommended migration path is to a full VOIP/SIP system.
Again, see this is a potential benefit rather than a problem – advance planning, adoption and migration to UCaas facilitates this move. UCaaS solutions allow you to grow your own platform and mould it exactly to your needs. It is always advisable to choose an offering that comes with full project management and end-user training to guide you through all services.
Our IP Telephony Solutions tool is a great way to explore the most appropriate migration and adoption solution for you. It helps you make decisions on factors such as location, tenancy, virtualisation, voice services and financing model and instantly recommends a solution.
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In our holistic approach to care, Georgian Heights offers a wide variety of programs and activities to fit our residents' needs and tastes and add life to their years! Some of these programs include:
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When Yale Law Professor and mother of two, Amy Chua, released her parenting memoir "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" last year, she triggered a lively debate about cultural differences in parenting norms. The book suggested that a tough, demanding parenting style — supposedly typical of Asian "tiger moms" — was a sure-fire way to create superstar children.
But other people are not so sure. In Kim Wong Keltner's memoir, "Tiger Babies Strike Back," the author describes from personal experience the downside of a tiger childhood.
More negative evidence comes from a study released this March by Dr. Su Yeong Kim, an associate professor of human development and family sciences at the University of Texas at Austin.
Following more than 400 Asian American families for eight years, Kim assessed the parenting of mothers and fathers on four positive and four negative aspects, and tracked how these profiles affected the development of children. Her results reveal that children of parents classified as "tiger" show lower academic achievement and greater psychological maladjustment than the children of parents characterized as "supportive" or "easygoing."
Dr. Kim says the finding has the potential to break stereotypes.
"The stereotype is that all Asian American families have tiger parents, which was reinforced by Amy Chua's book," Kim says. "Yet we're finding that the largest group of Asian American families would actually be classified as supportive parents rather than tiger or harsh parents."
The majority of parents in the study hailed from Hong Kong or southern China, with relatively low educational attainment and median income between $30,000-$45,000. This lies significantly below the national average Asian American household income of $66,000. Some critics say this makes the study's findings less applicable to the general Asian population.
Kim's response is that she statistically controlled for parental educational level and socioeconomic status, with 30 percent of the study's families making more than $60,000 a year. By high school, the children in the study with supportive parents had mean GPAs of 3.4, compared to a GPA of 3.0 for those with tiger parents.
"Our findings demonstrate that regardless of socioeconomic status, 'tiger' parenting is not effective," says Kim.
Other interpretations say the study supports a pro-Western style of parenting, which Kim vehemently denies.
While Kim did find that the "supportive" Chinese immigrant parents employed many of the same parenting techniques as traditional American parents, like parental monitoring, warmth, reasoning, and democratic parenting, there was one characteristic unique to only Chinese parents: shaming.
Both Chua and Keltner mention shaming in their memoirs; it's the constant feeling that children are letting parents down and not living up to the ideals their parents sacrificed for.
"Shaming is a very prominent parenting strategy among all Chinese Americans ... even among the supportive parents, we do see some levels of shaming that would probably not be as apparent among European Americans," says Kim.
So should Western parents start making their children feel guilty for not getting into Harvard?
Not quite, says Kim. "One key difference between Western and Asian-style parenting is that children of Asians often internalize the success of the parental sacrifice that their immigrant parents have made," says Kim. "This is why the shaming socialization method works better in enabling Asian children to do better in school. It wouldn't have the same effect on others."
Indeed, the drive for children to succeed, at least academically, seems very much ingrained in the cultural constructs of the Asian heritage.
A recently updated version of a 2012 Pew Research Study on "The Rise of Asian Americans" highlights the Asian American belief in hard work. In the survey of more than 3,500 Asian adults living in the US, almost 70% said people can get ahead if they are willing to work hard, compared to 58% of the American public as a whole. Ninety-three percent of Asian Americans describe members of their country of origin group as "very hardworking"; just 57% say the same about Americans as a whole.
"In Asian American families, being a good mother is equated with having children who perform well academically," says Kim. "Mothering and having school success with your child is an important parenting strategy among Asian Americans."
Past research from Vivian Louie in her 2006 book "Compelled to Excel" verifies that the premium placed on academic excellence is a product of culture, not socioeconomic status. Louie's book uses low-income parents in New York City's Chinatown as an example; parents are constantly networking with each other to get information on how to get their children into the best schools.
Yet there remains no easy answer for how to raise a successful child.
"The types of parenting measures and the nuances that help Asian Americans kids do better do not necessarily transport easily to European families because of different cultural constructs," says Kim.
Regardless of cultural difference, Kim's study indicates that certain "tiger" parenting techniques, such as yelling, blaming, and bringing up past mistakes, should be avoided to prevent negative outcomes (ie. lower academic achievement and greater psychological maladjustment). Positive parenting qualities — warmth, monitoring of activities, allowing independence when appropriate, and enjoying a good laugh — meanwhile, should be encouraged. Less growling and more play may, in fact, produce the healthiest cubs.


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When Mission: St. Louis first found a home in The Grove, it was a very different neighborhood. It was crime ridden and run-down. As The Grove has grown and flourished in recent years, our relationship with the St. Louis community has spread further north. We are being called to North City, where many of the people we serve are living.
A Diverse History of Jeff Vander Lou
Our new neighborhood, once known as Yeatman, has a long and diverse history. Across the street from Mission: St. Louis' new building sits the Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club, once the site of Sportsman's Park, the home stadium of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1920 to 1966. Rumor has it that Babe Ruth hit a home run through the second story window of our new home!
Further south, the St. Louis Symphony played in The Odeon Theater until 1927. Parts of the neighborhood contain some of the first places in the city where African Americans could buy property. The historic Scott Joplin House sits right on our border with Midtown.
Sportsman's Park 1946 and 2016
3108 N. Grand
Mission: St. Louis is setting up shop at 3108 North Grand Blvd. This historic four story building recently housed World Impact Inc, a Christian mission organization. Before that, Jamaa Learning Center, a charter school sponsored by Missouri State University was housed here. Built in 1918, the building was first a YMCA. In our basement sits an unused, beautifully tiled swimming pool, and our gym still has a wooden curved running track overlooking the basketball court.
Jeff Vander Lou Today
The neighborhood today has suffered a huge drop in population, high rates of poverty, and problems with crime. However, it is also home to beautiful churches like the Eastern Star Baptist Church, many architecturally important homes, parks, St. Louis Community College and even the only US branch of a worldwide corporation, Sensient Colors Inc. African Americans make up 97% of the population.
A Legacy of Community Action
The same year that Sportsman's Park was torn down, community members began to worry about the city's push to demolish large sections of the neighborhood as a part of "Urban renewal" programs. Our neighborhood's name stems from those community members' fight to save their neighborhood. In 1966, housing rights advocate Macler Shepard, formed Jeff-Vander-Lou, Inc, a community development organization dedicated to helping those living in low income housing by protecting and restoring existing buildings in the neighborhood.
In a 1979 news article, Shepard explained the name's reasoning saying,
"The name stands for the three thoroughfares by which people come from the suburbs to downtown St. Louis, earn their money during the day, and disappear at 4:30. The name was a way of saying that this is part of the problem."
Finding Our Place
We will miss The Grove with all its coffee shops, restaurants, and unique style. However, moving to our new building means we get to learn what makes a whole new neighborhood unique. It also provides us with substantially more space to use in a multitude of ways, and more importantly, our move provides us with the opportunity to work more closely with many of the people we hope to serve. We'd like to truly become a part of this community. We are willing to look beyond those main thoroughfares and help empower individuals who want to make their home a better place.
More than half of our office has made the move to our new home on North Grand. We hope that over the coming months, the rest of our office will soon join us. We have been working hard sanding, painting, and cleaning the building, and every week more rooms are ready for desks and we think of more great ways to use this amazing space available to us.
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Works Cited
"Census Results (2010)". The City of St. Louis.
"City Faces: Bringing Sprit of St. Louis". AP. December 1979.
Hayes, Bernie. "Macler Shepard, legendary housing advocate, dies". St. Louis American. October 2005.
"Jeff-Vander-Lou Inc: working together to build a better community". 1979.


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Should managers discourage multitasking?
Monday, March 24th, 2014 By Jack Nevison
Multitasking has become an unavoidable part of today's business world. If you work in an office, you likely spend a significant amount of time juggling emails, conference calls, meetings and—when you have time—actual work. When faced with a number of different tasks, we like to think that doing them all at once makes us more productive. However, research is proving that the opposite is true.
According to a recent article on Inc.com, scientists who study the brain have found that in most cases, multitasking is actually bad for productivity, especially when you try to complete several tasks with equal amounts of attention.
That's because the brain, like any engine, needs fuel to operate, leaving only so much capacity for other operations.
"Half the calories a brain burns go towards simply keeping the structure intact by pumping sodium and potassium ions across membranes to maintain an electrical charge," according to a recent TED-Ed video. "The high cost of maintaining resting potentials in all 86 billion neurons means that little energy is left to propel signals down axons and across synapses—the nerve discharges that actually get things done."
There is, however, evidence that some kinds of multitasking can work well. Inc.com writer Adam Vaccaro argues in another article that people who alternate between creative and passive tasks find that they achieve excellent results in both.
To some degree, it comes down to an individual's working style. As a project manager, you should make sure that your team members stay focused on key tasks and do not get bogged down by unproductive multitasking.
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It is an alpaca farm that is family owned and operated in West Hebron, New York. On your visit, you can learn about the care of alpacas and why they have become so popular. You will also learn the different aspects about the luxurious fiber on the alpacas and how it is used. Opportunities to pet and feed them are always there. The store is filled with soft alpaca accessories, such as hats, socks, gloves, scarves, etc. The yarn is straight from their alpacas and have pictures of them on each skein so you can remember which alpaca it came from. There are also stuffed teddy bears and alpacas made from the soft fiber of alpacas for sale - truly a unique and loveable gift for all ages. Hand-made home décor is starting to fill the store by Lisa & David.
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In internal martial arts, such as Chen taijiquan, few practitioners can emulate the characteristics of the masters, particularly the "internal feeling." Using the principles of tensegrity (tension integrity), this article explores the use of coordinated tension and compression to develop whole-body balance and power in taijiquan.
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How to Manage Foundational Issues with Cloud Computing Virtualization
Managing a virtual environment involves some foundational issues that determine how well the components function as a system. These issues include how licenses are managed, how workloads are controlled, and how the network itself is managed.
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At the beginning of the month I was taking the inside out, but mostly I've been bringing the outside in. Partly due to the fact that I love weathered patina on metal and wood, the rust and peeling paint being an attractive quality to me. Also flowers, my word, I have so many in the home at the moment, either picked from the garden or simply ones that Ive fallen in love with at the florist. A friend came round yesterday with her daughter who described my home as like a fairy house, full of little vases of flowers. They couldn't believe the giant alliums were real.
The wrapping paper above is printed from my own photos by Wrap Me.
My enormous bag from The Future Kept comes in very handy for picnics as you can fit so much in it and I do like my home comforts. For me summer styling always has to has hints of Morocco and India too.
This table was bought with the french metal chairs and despite being re-painted by myself a few times in rust proof enamel paint, the layers have chipped and lifted. I will probably have to rub it down to protect it from the rust, another garden related job to add to the every growing list. It's so hard keeping up with the gardening, I wish we were as successful with plants as we are with weeds.
The other piece of furniture that has lived outside but is now inside again is my coffee table. We found this in a skip with its legs broken and so fixed it up and painted it. However the paint peeled off after being outside and I love it even more now.
As someone who can't cook Im most happy in warm weather as I enjoy raw food so much more.
If you like some of the lovely things in these photos you can find them as follows : Big bag on hook - The Future Kept. Antique suzani embroidered throw is from Holy Cow Home, together with the distressed blue hook rack, Moroccan light shade, Umbrella, candlestick and photo frames. The green plate is Anthropologie and the brass handled knife from West Elm. Flowers from my local florist Wild Orchid in Leighton Buzzard.
Im looking forward to August as it's my birthday and also because Im visiting Amsterdam to see my old friend Rosey, but I would say that July has been a strange and beautiful month for many reasons. I have taken part in a fun present swap organised by Capture By Lucy and we all open our Summer Time Surprise gifts on the 26th, the contents of which are sure to be shared here and instagram. See you next week.


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Home > Blogs > The Laid Off IT Guy! Meet the Teacher Night
It is almost that time again, back to school. A couple of days ago we got the chance to grab an ice cream bar and meet our kids' teachers for the coming school year. Fortunately, our kids like school and they are looking forward to getting back to see their friends, too.
For my wife and me it was not only a chance to meet our kids' teachers but to also visit with the parents of our kids' friends that we haven't seen since the end of school. I ran in to a couple of dads that I wanted to get an opportunity to network with. So, I gave them a business card. Told them that I was looking for a new venture and that I'd like to discuss it with them further. I'm doing so now, and I find, time and time again, that people want to help.
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Print stuffed peppers with chorizo, corn and greens
Roasted peppers filled with chorizo and fragrant brown and wild rice, with wilted greens and sweetcorn on the side. Although calling for a few preparatory steps, this makes a delectable and healthy meal. Use whatever greens you have in your box for this – chard, spinach, spring greens or kale.
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- Cooking time
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- Total time
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- Serves
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- 100g wild rice
- 100g brown basmati rice
- 4 red peppers
- Olive oil
- 1 large red or white onion, finely diced
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 4 sprigs thyme
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 4 sweetcorn cobs, kernels cut off
- Splash dry sherry
- 400ml veg stock
- 200g cooking chorizo, removed from its skin & chopped or crumbled
- 200g chard leaves, finely shredded
- Salt & pepper
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