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A sales-focused strategy that aligns Newsletter content to your business objectives.
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Many organisations send regular Newsletters. And yet they still miss the real benefits of automated Marketing, which include:
If you're not getting these benefits yet, you are probably facing more immediate pains: difficulty in finding content for each issue, excessive interference in editorial detail and a lack of enthusiasm from senior decision makers.
By aligning your editorial strategy with your organisation's business strategy, you can achieve the benefits listed above and at the same time kill the pains! To do this requires a strategic re-think of the purpose and function of a Newsletter. Here are some pointers:
"News" versus "Olds"
Because it is called a "newsletter", you probably start each issue by racking your brains for something newsworthy to report. If you do have something new to say, you should certainly say it! But customers and prospects are far more interested in solving their own business challenges than what is new in your organisation.
Ansaco will show you how to re-align your newsletter strategy with your sales and marketing objectives while retaining the interest of key audiences.
From project to process-driven
Striking a better balance between "new" and "old" articles will also help you plan your editorial calendar well in advance. You'll align the content to sales & marketing strategies, making it easier to get management support.
This will help you to move towards a process driven approach that saves you time. It also gives your managers the confidence to take a more hands-off approach. The time you save can be usefully invested in analysing results, which will enable you to deliver actionable information to your sales team.
Developing "magnetic content"
Once you have aligned the editorial process with business goals you'll have an objective indicator for judging the quality of content, as well as a subjective one. Understanding what motivates customers is the key. As long as you are taking this approach, your Newsletter will improve with each issue.
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Integrate campaigns into an automated strategy for business development.
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This is my favourite recipe from Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat, it's one I make again, and again, and again. They should be enjoyed in moderation though… they're so yummy you'll want to reach for seconds, but each ball has 110 calories so try and limit to one a day.
Tahini is rich in essential minerals including magnesium, potassium and iron and it's a higher protein source than most nuts. It's also a great source of Vitamin E, calcium, B vitamins, fibre and healthy fats. It's also good for maintaining healthy skin and muscle, and is easy to digest.
You will need:
1/2 cup hulled tahini
1/2 cup natural honey (I use rice malt syrup instead and only 1 tablespoon – adjust to suit your taste)
1/2 cup desiccated coconut
1/2 cup LSA (ground linseeds, sunflower seeds & almonds) or almond meal
1 cup dried apricot or fruit of your choice (dried cranberries are good too)
1/4 cup raw almonds soaked and chopped
What to do:
1. Mix all ingredients in a bowl to a firm consistency
2. Roll into walnut sized balls, toss in coconut.
3. Store in refrigerator
Makes 20 balls
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Our Engraved Bangle Bracelet with Personalized Pendants in Rose Gold Plating is the perfect way to spoil yourself or treat someone special, thanks to lots of unique touches! This beautiful piece can be customized to perfection with your choice of disc- or heart-shaped pendants to mix and match as you please. The discs can be customized with an inscription, while the hearts are left to shine on their own. A white pearl accent makes the look complete. This bracelet is exquisitely crafted with 18k Rose Gold Plated Sterling Silver. It features:
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Pipe Rigate with Puttanesca Sauce
Italian pasta shells with anchovies and spiced with dry red chilies.
Penne with Spicy Tomato Sauce
Cooked in Al Wadi extra virgin olive oil and sprinkled with parsley
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Layer upon layer of meat, pasta, and cheese, with béchamel sauce.
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Italian pasta recipe with eggplants, basil, and two types of cheese.
Filini d'Oro with Asparagus, Bell Pepper & Green Peas
Healthy pasta recipe, easily prepared with Al Wadi Al Akhdar products.
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Our vision as a company is to build a leading global biopharmaceutical company, while focusing on the development and commercialization of biosimilar medicines for the treatment of severe and chronic conditions, that improves the quality of life for patients around the world.
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Our strategy is focused on five key pillars, incorporated in our culture and in our daily work.
Development of a relevant portfolio of biosimilar medicines through our fully integrated R&D organization and facilities
In house production of drug substance and drug product in state-of-the-art flexible biomanufacturing facility
Invest in highest quality and differentiation strategies to develop a value added and patient friendly product
Leverage partnerships with strong industry players to bring our high quality biosimilar medicines to patients all around the world
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The Physician Assistant is a skilled member of the allied health care team who is qualified both academically and clinically to provide diagnostic and therapeutic services to patients under the supervision of a licensed physician. The Physician Assistant works within a cooperative unit, utilizing team effort with health care providers, co-workers, and the public to provide positive patient interaction. In this position, you will perform histories and physical examinations, order appropriate diagnostic studies, and perform procedures as per scope of practice.
For positions requiring education beyond a high school diploma or equivalent, educational qualifications must be from an institution whose accreditation is recognized by the Council for Higher Education and Accreditation.
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Minimum Required: Certification from the National Commission on Certifications of Physician Assistants. Must be eligible to obtain or already hold a current State of Wisconsin Physician Assistant licensure. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification awarded by the American Heart Association (AHA) within three months of hire.
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Marshfield Clinic Health System is committed to enriching the lives of others through accessible, affordable and compassionate healthcare. Successful applicants will listen, serve and put the needs of patients and customers first.
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Z+F USA, Inc. is the Unites States subsidiary of Z+F GmbH Germany. Zoller + Fröhlich is one of the leading suppliers of terrestrial and mobile laser scanners. High accuracy, range and speed meet reliability, excellent workmanship and flexibility. Z+F focuses on innovative and future-oriented concepts in product development, which improve the workflow and achieve outstanding results.
Z+F LaserControl Scout and the Blue Workflow have greatly improved the data registration process, and this allows in field registration. 2D laser scanners for mobile mapping systems and the 3D laser scanners for terrestrial surveying are used worldwide in industry, forensics, archaeology and construction.


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The influential relationship between technology and society dates back to the beginning of human history. Every stage of human development is linked with some technology that supplies the tools which humans use to construct the social order (Ihde, 1990; Burke, 1985). Whether it was the crude tools of the stone age, the agricultural machinery of the green revolution or the factories of industrialization, the prevailing technology has often determined the type of most profitable work people do, the popular gadgets people use, and the institutions that come to be established (Mitchell, 2003, Mumford, 1934). The problem is that technological opportunities are not evenly distributed among individuals, nations and regions of the world. The pattern of access to technology shows a significant separation between rich and poor nations. The concentration of resources and technological innovations in rich countries and the lack of such opportunities in low income countries create a technological dualism which results in imbalances in access to technology, wealth and power (Singer, 1970). The unevenness of access to technology is a microcosm of the inequality that exists between two worlds - the so called Developed and Underdeveloped, the First and the Third, the Poor and Rich, High and Low-income countries or the Global North and Global South. The gap in technological adoption often threatens to deepen the existing disparities between the rich and poor nations. Accordingly, the role that technology plays in the development of nations fuels an endless debate. A similar disagreement is currently ranging over the technological gap which has resulted from the digital revolution. It is this discourse and its implications for bridging the global digital divide that form the subject matter of discussion in this chapter.
There is widespread agreement on the potential impacts of the digital divide between rich and poor countries, but despite the consensus on problem identification among scholars, strategies for bridging the divide are mainly disjointed (Kole, 2002; Schech, 2002). Proponents of the modernization and dependency theories that dominate the debate on ICT and development disagree on how the digital divide can be narrowed (Ojo, 2004). As ICT's are increasingly recognized as important factors in economic development (UNDP, 1998; World Bank, 1998; Heeks and Jagun, 2007), and as world leaders strive to identify strategies for promoting ICT-led growth in low-income countries, it becomes imperative to examine the discourse which strongly informs the case for bridging the technological gap. This chapter examines whether the main theories that currently drive the ICT4development debate can generate policy guidelines that will stimulate ICT-led development in low-income countries. Specific questions that will be addressed in the chapter include the following:
To what extent do explanations offered by the modernization and dependency theories validate the potentials of ICT to facilitate or impede economic development in the low-income countries of the world?
Can ICT be deployed to correct decades of stagnant economic growth in poor countries and empower them to leapfrog several stages of their development into technological opportunities?
Can the poor countries of the world ignore the transformative power and the development potentials of ICT and follow an exclusionary development path to economic development in a globalized society?


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A Day in the Life of Swoon Author Kristen Orlando
Over the course of my life, I have had three dreams: to become a mom, to own my own business, and to be an author. I pinch myself every single day over the fact that all three dreams have come true. And, while I'm eternally grateful to see everything I've wished for and worked hard for come to fruition, it can be a juggling act in this household. Especially when I'm in the midst of writing or editing a book (which has been the story of my life over the last few years). So, I thought I'd give you a little peek in a day in the life of a very lucky (but sometimes very tired) entrepreneur, author and mom.
Because I'm my own boss (and my husband, who works in the radio business, doesn't need to be at the office until mid-morning), our alarm is the sound of our 21-month-old Samantha talking to herself on the monitor. Open, mama, monkey and tiger are some of the random words that float their way into our dreams and stir us awake. We will get Sam out of her crib and begin our morning with my favorite 30 minutes of the day: the three of us under the covers and cuddling in our bed.
My husband cooks breakfast while I get Samantha dressed. I come downstairs and help her eat (she's doing a great job with a spoon and fork, but still needs help).
Thank God for HBO Kids! We try our best to limit Sam's screen time, but Mama needs that 30 minutes of Pinky Dinky Do and Sesame Street to drink some coffee, get laundry started, empty and load the dishwasher and answer client emails that came in over night. I own a boutique Marketing & PR agency that works with small to medium-sized businesses all over the country. I have a really small staff, so client interaction is all me! As the sole business owner, sometimes my clients' busy schedules call for me to be "on" 24/7. I'm usually doing some form of client work from the moment I get that first jolt of caffeine until bed time. I've even been caught by my hubby answering emails while I brush my teeth.
Mommy and Samantha time! One of the reasons I built up my business on nights and weekends while holding down a full-time marketing gig was for this exact reason. I wanted to have flexibility and be able to spend quality mom and daughter time with my little one every day. I am so happy that I get to design my day around those moments with her. During our mornings together, I do my best to ignore my phone while Samantha and I go to music class, have play dates, go on walks, do bubbles outside, play tea party or read about 100 books. Sam is VERY into reading, which makes me so happy. (I try to explain to her that mama writes books too, but she seems unimpressed.)
I answer emails that came in during Mommy and Samantha time. Then I look at my to-do list to check in on projects that are launching or get ahead of projects that are looming. I always wanted to write for a living and I'm so glad I found a way to do that with my business! I craft content for my clients all day long—this includes writing social media posts, giving creative direction on website and ad design, or writing and pitching press releases to help my clients across TV and print.
Shovel in lunch while working (or occasionally catching up on one of my DVR'ed Bravo shows).
More emails, client calls and marketing work.
Every writer has their magic hours. You know, that time of the day when the words just flow easier than others. Mine has been in the afternoon when I know that my client work is somewhat taken care of for the moment, and I have a full belly. I love to write outside when it's warm, so I'll find a spot of sunshine (or a cozy blanket in the winter), turn on Ludovico Einaudi (my favorite composer and writing partner) and get to work. If I'm writing a new book and under a tight deadline, my goal is to write two chapters a week. My weeks generally break down like this:
- Monday: Write first half of a chapter.
- Tuesday: Finish up chapter and begin to edit that chapter.
- Wednesday: Finish editing a chapter and begin writing next chapter.
- Thursday: Write the end of second chapter.
- Friday: Edit second chapter and, if there's time, get started on the next one.
If I'm on a roll, I'll keep writing as long as I possibly can! But my brain kind of craps out after three hours of writing (it's by far the most exhausting work I do all day). So, I'll spend the rest of my workday approving client work, writing content, answering emails or chatting on the phone with clients once they finish their own busy days. If I'm really, really lucky, I squeeze in a workout (which is something I used to be religious about before a baby, but rarely have time for these days). However, it's mostly work, work, work and a quick shower.
Bath time and family dinner. I'm very lucky that I have a husband who loves to cook (I've probably cooked two times in the last two years, though I do occasionally bake). While I give Sam a bath, my husband whips something yummy up and we sit down to eat as a family. I know that down the road Samantha will have sports or other extracurricular activities that will make family dinners harder, but for now, we cherish eating together and have the best time watching Samantha explore new foods. (Indian food, Thai food, Chinese food, meatballs, calamari—this kid likes it all!)
Playtime, reading time and bedtime with the babe.
Once Sam is asleep, I'm generally back on my computer doing client work, answering emails and sometimes editing whatever I've written that day. I'm very lucky that I have an understanding and supportive husband who sits on the couch next to me listening to music and occasionally chatting while I get some work done.
The one hour a day that I relax and either read or zone out by watching a mindless show (generally a Real Housewives of somewhere), while my husband chirps in with his hilarious commentary.
In bed falling asleep to Forensic Files. I know it sounds morbid to say I fall asleep while they show blood splatter and other gross homicide evidence, but what can I say? I find the narrator's voice so soothing.
That's a day in the life of little old me! I wear a few hats, juggle several balls in the air and sometimes wonder if I'm really doing anything right or well. Some days are a bit of a struggle and I feel like a failure. Some days everything comes together and I feel so accomplished—but at the end of the day, all I feel is gratitude. I'm grateful I have the opportunity to write books. Grateful to run a business and be my own boss. Grateful for snuggle and story time with bright and curious little girl. It's a beautiful and busy life. And I don't take a single moment of it for granted.


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Reporting Tool Megalytic Releases Mega Update
For digital marketers and agencies, it can take hours or even up to a full day to create a report. While resources such as Google Analytics, AdWords and Webmaster tools make gathering and sorting information easier, it's still a long process to compile reports using this data. However, there's a new SaaS reporting tool call Megalytic that will make the reporting process faster, easier and customized.


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During our fieldwork with real-world organizations---including those in Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), network configuration management, and the electrical power grid---we repeatedly noticed that security policies and related security artifacts...
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The edge of the Internet is increasingly wireless. Enterprises large and small, homeowners, and even whole cities have deployed Wi-Fi networks for their users, and many users never need to--or never bother to--use the wired network. With the advent...
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Combined digital breast tomosynthesis and near-infrared spectral tomography for breast lesion characterization / by Kelly E. Michaelsen.
Annual screening mammograms are recommended for all women above 40 years of age for early detection of breast cancer, and are known to improve cancer mortality rates. However, mammography is hampered by low sensitivity and a high rate of false...
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The causes and consequences of regulation of [Delta]NP63[alpha] in mammary and breast cancer stem cells / by Andrew Joseph DeCastro.
Despite the array of targeted therapeutics that currently exist to combat breast cancer, disease progression leading to metastasis, and tumor recurrence still remains a significant clinical challenge. Efforts to identify novel pathways and...
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The role of nongeometric information in spatial language.
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Across languages, there exists a relatively small number of spatial prepositions. These terms are used to express the infinite number of possible spatial locations of an unlimited number of different entities in the environment. Previous research...
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Tools for studying Drosophila snRNAs: gene cloning and liposome fusion.
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The contribution of a single nucleotide polymorphism to endogenous MMP-1 gene expression, and the contribution of MMP-1 expression to breast cancer cell invasion and tumorigenesis.
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Magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) is a technique to produce images of the mechanical properties of tissue, which are indicative of a variety of diseases. Tissue motions measured using MRI are used to solve an inverse problem to recover...
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The first, badly preserved coffins (nos. 2-5).
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Hand-colored. Working through the pressure ridge.
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Using theory to predict phase behaviour in liquids, copolymer melts, and ultrathin polymer films / by Nicholas B. Tito.
Thermodynamics, and the classic balance between entropy and enthalpy, provides a proverbial zoo of exotic phase behaviour that chemists can harness to create new materials out of simple liquids and polymers. The diversity of self-assembling...
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A new type of analytic expansion for use in stability calculations is presented and applied to the question of the stability of laminar solutions of the Navier-Stokes equation. This leads in a natural way to a model of the transition from laminar...
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Lighting and optical tools for image forensics.
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We present new forensic tools that are capable of detecting traces of tampering in digital images without the use of watermarks or specialized hardware. These tools operate under the assumption that images contain natural properties from a variety...
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Analytical and computational approaches for quantitative phosphoproteomics / by Jason M. Gilmore.
Protein phosphorylation is an important regulatory mechanism for the control of countless processes in living systems. The delicate management of phosphate attachment to, and removal from, serine, threonine and tyrosine residues in proteins...
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Memory consolidation in temporal lobe epilepsy / by Ali Seçkin Titiz.
Epilepsy is associated with cognitive impairments which often manifest as a higher prevalence of memory impairments. Memory impairments in patients with epilepsy may persist even with sufficient control of seizures, suggesting other factors may...
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Shared decision making for people with severe mental illness.
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Objective. We explored preferences and perceptions about treatment decision-making roles among persons with severe mental illness and evaluated two computer-based medication values clarification tools. Methods. In this study we conducted a pilot...
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Novel dimensions in a fluid genome : an integrative risk analysis for cancers of the bladder and breast / by Asaf Wyszynski.
The present thesis is focused on developing a better understanding of factors driving disease biology and overall risk using cancers of the bladder and breast as model systems. As no single approach was likely to unravel the complexities of these...
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Runx1 is required in vascular endothelial cadherin expressing cells for hematopoietic stem cell emergence.
Transcription factors. Hematopoietic stem cells -- Genetic aspects. Hematopoiesis -- Regulation. DNA-binding proteins. Vascular endothelium.
Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) are the cells that can give rise to all different lineages of differentiated/mature blood cells. HSCs are capable of self-renewal and maintaining the homeostasis of differentiated cells for specific functions. The...
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Reactive intermediates in chromium carcinogenesis.
Chromium -- Toxicology. Carcinogenesis.
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Implementation, characterization, and applications of a scanning Kelvin probe force microscope.
Scanning force microscopy. Scanning electron microscopes -- Design and construction. Semiconductors -- Analysis.
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The adaptation of a potential function controller for control of a dynamic multi-robot system.
Robots -- Control systems -- Design and construction. Mobile robots. Robots -- Dynamics.
This thesis examines the issues of vehicle and information dynamics in the control of a multi-robot system using a radial-basis potential function controller. Distributed control of multi-robot systems requires each robot to communicate state...
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From nonmetal- and metal-chalcogen nanoclusters to chalcogenide nanotubes.
Chalcogenides. Nanotubes. ; Nanostructured materials.
A double-acceleration stage linear time of flight mass spectrometer (TOF MS) with Nd/YAG laser ablation cluster source was designed and constructed for cluster production, study and deposition. Cumulenic polycarbons SC n S ( n = 2-27) were...
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Bilingual and monolingual brains compared: a fMRI study of semantic processing.
Bilingualism -- Physiological aspects. ; Neurolinguistics. Cognition -- Physiological aspects. ; Brain -- Localization of functions.
Does early and sustained experience with two languages in childhood modify how language is processed in the adult bilingual brain? Does extensive exposure to two languages influence language processing in the bilingual brain as compared to...
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Type-safe operating system abstractions.
Operating systems (Computers) -- Security measures. ; Device drivers (Computer programs).
Operating systems and low-level applications are usually written in languages like C and assembly, which provide access to low-level abstractions. These languages have unsafe type systems that allow many bugs to slip by programmers. For example, in...
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Multiphoton induced chemistry.
Multiphoton processes.
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The sturucture and function of brain networks underlying self-evaluation / by Robert S. Chavez
Humans have a seemingly unique capacity to reflect upon information about the self to form evaluative attitudes that influence their quality of life and predict mental health outcomes. While psychologists have devoted decades of research to the...
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In vivo fluorescence imaging and tomography methods to quantify metastatic burden in lymph nodes / by Alisha Viola DSouza
Morbidity and complexity involved in lymph node staging via surgical resection and biopsy could ideally be overcome using node assay techniques that are non-invasive. Visible blue dyes, fluorophores and radio-tracers are often used to locate the...
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Historical and functional ecology of rainforest foragers / by Vivek V. Venkataraman
This dissertation examines the behavioral and physiological adaptations employed by modern humans to subsist in tropical rainforests. I employ various theoretical and methodological approaches to test hypotheses using empirical data from African...
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Characterization of catalase in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Arabidopsis thaliana -- Genetics.
The Arabidopsis catalase gene family contains at least three genes, encoding subunits which combine in tetramers to form 7 detectable isozymes. Two of these genes are within 250 bp of each other at a single locus (CAT3/1) near the top of chromosome...
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Satake parameters of Siegel modular forms.
Siegel domains. Modular groups. Hecke algebras. Forms
In the 1960s Satake proved the existence of an isomorphism between the local Hecke algebra and the ring of polynomials invariant under the action of the signed permutation group W n (the Weyl group associated to Sp n over a local field)....
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Fragmentation of hemicellulose during pretreatment: the predicted effect of sulfuric acid on sugar release selectivity.
Hemicellulose -- Biodegradation. Lignin -- Biodegradation. Biomass chemicals. Sulfuric acid. Hydrolysis.
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Monitoring late radiation damage in normal muscle tissue with electrical impedance spectroscopy.
Muscle cells -- Effect of radiation on. ; Radiation -- Physiological effect. ; Electrical impedance tomography. ; Spectroscopic imaging.
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Room-temperature mechanical properties of FeAl and NiAl.
Iron-aluminum alloys -- Mechanical properties. ; Nickel-aluminum alloys -- Mechanical properties.
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A rheological investigation of living cytoplasm.
Rheology (Biology). ; Cytoplasm.
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Isotopic phase separation in dilute solid mixtures of Helium-4 in Helium-3.
Helium -- Isotopes. ; Isotope separation.
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Intuitive user-guided appearance editing.
Image processing -- Digital techniques. ; Computer algorithms. ; Human-computer interaction.
We present new appearance editing algorithms that allow artists to perform complex editing operations on spatially-varying appearance datasets such as images and measured materials, in an intuitive and efficient manner. The goal is to develop...
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The finger cuff.
Blood pressure -- Measurement.
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Development of a ruby fluorescence-based surface probe of tribological processes.
Plastics -- Testing. ; Fluorescent probes. ; Temperature measuring instruments. ; Tribology. ; Polytef -- Thermal properties. ; Nylon -- Thermal properties.
This research has established feasibility of surface temperature characterization using ruby fluorescence. Study was performed in pin-on-disk geometry, with balls made of different plastics sliding against the sapphire disk. Fluorescence signal was...
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Wave propagation in a turbulent medium.
Waves. ; Atmospheric turbulence.
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The Wake County Board of Education is the local governing body of the Wake County Public School System. Its nine members are currently elected from separate county districts.
The school board sets policy for the school system implemented by the superintendent and administrative staff. The board also adopts an annual budget proposal that includes its request for local funding from the Wake County Board of Commissioners as well as its plan for using state and federal funds. The school board does not have taxing authority.
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The first half of this fourth Sanfermin Running of the Bulls was relatively quiet, but from the stretch at the end of Estafeta Street onwards, things began to get out of hand and were a sign of what was to come at the entrance to the bull ring.
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You are fascinated by artificial intelligence and you love space? This challenge is for you.
Space is endless and beautiful. Space activities have brought us global communications, satellite television, and navigation from anywhere to anywhere else. Space has transformed the way we live.
But space orbits, and in particular the orbits around our precious planet Earth, are full of debris.
One way to clean up these orbits would be to launch a chaser which would go and capture larger pieces of debris.
Yet, this represents a challenging task as these debris items are often uncontrolled and therefore difficult to rendezvous with and secure. But artificial intelligence could help us to ease catching former satellites.
ESA's Advanced Concepts Team and Stanford University in the US have therefore launched a new challenge, open to machine learning and AI specialists, to find out the best AI to estimate the distance and orientation of an object in space.
Listen to the ACT's Dario Izzo speak and you will soon understand what drives him to run this competition: "Every time we open a new competition on our Kelvins website, people come up with better solutions that we found."
In advance of launching each competition, ESA works on the problem and identifies solutions. Then the hope is to receive better solutions that those already found. "It is always a surprise to see that enthusiasm leads to fantastic findings. The persons participating to these competitions do it out of passion, not for the prize," Dario adds. Indeed, there is no price for the winners. Except the pride of discovering a helpful tool for the society.
Today, all AI enthusiasts and lovers of space, have a role to play in making space a safe place for future," says ESA Clean Space engineer Andrew Wolahan. "Within Clean Space we are excited about this competition. The results could benefit future in-orbit servicing missions and in particular, the debris removal ones."
"Space actors have a role to play in keeping our orbits usable for decades and AI experts are constantly seeking out improved solutions to problems," comments Luisa Innocenti, head of Clean Space. "I trust that the two communities will find out a solution to judge the position and orientation of a drifting satellite".
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After the closure of the terminal station at Canal and Amesbury Streets, North Lawrence station on Essex Street was the city's downtown connection to train service. The only problem with the North Lawrence station was located on the Manchester & Lawrence Branch - South Lawrence station was the city's main line connection. For many years, the Boston & Maine Railroad operated a shuttle train between the north and south stations. This back-and-forth between the two stations ended in April 1931 when the Boston & Maine Railroad opened a new central station at Merrimack and Parker Streets.
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Sir Real is, quite frankly, a master of soulful d&b. Although he doesn't produce, he's managed to build up a following through regular mixes that he releases online through Soundcloud. They're always high quality in every aspect from mixing to selection and arrangement, so we jumped at the chance to bag a guest mix from him! He was also kind enough to answer a few interview questions for us so check it all out below.
Hi Sam, let's learn a bit about yourself firstly, what else are you into other than music?
Other than music I am into football (spurs fan), art, photography, food and fashion. As for my day job I teach English, IT and Art to 15&16 year olds who have been expelled from their local secondary schools, at college in central London.
Who would you describe as your main musical inspirations?
I would have to say Calibre and MJ Cole
How and when did you first get into d&b, and whats been your path through it since?
I first got into d&b at about the age of 14/15. It's the age old story, my older brother and his friends listened to drum & bass and they had control of the stereos so I didn't have too much choice. My friends and I then wanted to hear it out so we plucked up the courage and purchased some fake NUS cards and went to Mass in Brixton…since then, well I have never looked back. It wasn't until my last student loan installment that I bought a pair of decks so I was quite a late starter. Then in the last 5 years I have just put mixes together and played out at various events and nights in and around London.
I understand you don't yet produce? Is this something you'd be interested in getting into, or if not, how come?
It is one thing I really regret, as my closest friends use to spend hours teaching themselves how to use Logic and I would be sitting there playing Pro Evo or ISS as it was called back then. I have tried to make beats but I find it incredibly frustrating and mixing is so much more instant. I am hoping to learn more this summer when I get some time off.
The d&b scene nowadays favours producers heavily even when booking DJ sets, do you find it hard or frustrating to get gigs competing against artists who've build a name through production?
Yeah it is hard and it is very frustrating but at the same time they have put the work in in the studio and it has paid off as they are being rewarded with gigs. However, my biggest issue is with certain producers mixing ability. It is all well and good playing these tunes but if you can't beat match no one is going to want to listen. I just wish promoters would take more of a chance on DJs rather than paying producers who can't mix to try and DJ.
Yer, personally I understand how and why it's taken that route, but to a certain extent I think it would be healthier for the two to be separate. What could we expect from a typical Sir Real set?
I wouldn't say I have a typical set as it depends on the night and crowd but it's got to have soul and make people want to dance and smile.
What equipment do you mix on? Would you describe yourself as a vinyl head or is it all about music rather than formats for you? I use Technics 1210s and an Allen & Heath Xone:32 mixer. I use to be a strictly vinyl head but have recently bought Serato due to the price of vinyl and not being to play tracks I'd been sent or any digital releases. I've come to the conclusion it is all about the music, if it sounds good and people are enjoying themselves then it doesn't matter which format it is on.
You hold down a weekly friday night show on DifferentDrumz, how long have you been doing that?
I've been doing the show ever since I won their DJ completion, so it must be about 2 years or so.
How do you find radio different to playing out and uploading mixes, and what are it's benefits and drawbacks?
Playing on the radio is a really strange feeling, you can't see anyone like at club but you still feel a similar pressure to perform. You know people are listening so I still get a real buzz after I finish a show where there has been a bunch of people listening. The drawbacks are opposite if no one is really listening it can be hard to motivate yourself. You just need to remember there is someone listening.
Is there anywhere we can see you playing out in the near future?
It's a strange one, in the last 6 months I have played out about 8 times but as for the near future I don't have anything confirmed yet. We are planning another night for DifferentDrumz, hopefully sometime in the summer but we will have to see. So any promoters looking for a good DJ for free please get in contact.
You've recorded a guest mix for us, can you give us a short walk through of it? Any stand out tracks for you?
I have been working on this mix for a while now, adding tunes, taking out tunes, scrapping all the tunes and starting again, scratching Serato vinyl, buying new onesetc. But I am really happy it now. It is a soulful affair with quite a few vocals and a lot remixes on there which I just noticed when typing up the tracklist. It is also mixed in key which something I also try and do with my mixes as I often play melodic tracks and there is nothing worse than a key clash. There is a lot of good music out at the moment but I would have to say the stand out tracks for me are DKay's Thinner Edge, Total Science & SPYs Past Lives, Muwookie's Memories and Technicolour & Komatic's Changeling.
Cheers mate! Any shouts or last words?
Thanks to Max and everyone involved with Broken Culture for asking me to do a mix. Everyone at differentdrumz.co.uk, you can catch me playing 8-10pm every Friday, the Wonderland crew, Crunch and anyone that has downloaded/streamed one of my mixes. SirReal.
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Join Charles Dickens as he brings his popular tale, A Christmas Carol, to life in this intimate performance at Wardown House.
Hear Dickens bring the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge to life, who on Christmas Eve receives an unexpected visit from his long-dead business partner, Jacob Marley. Haunted by three further spirits, The Ghost of Christmas Past, The Ghost of Christmas Present, and The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Scrooge is forced to confront the consequences of his actions. A seasonal classic that will make your heart soar as Scrooge discovers the true meaning of Christmas.
A Christmas Carol is a promenade performance, taking place in various rooms at Wardown House.
Doors open at 7pm and the price includes hot drink and mince pie.
This show is designed for adults and is also suitable for children aged 12+.
Unfortunately this show is not suitable for younger children. If you choose to attend with younger children and they become distressed you may be asked to leave the performance space.
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Wardown House, Museum and Gallery is situated in the beautiful landscaped Wardown Park, on the outskirts of Luton town centre. The house was formerly the home of the Scargill family, then a military hospital and is now a museum and gallery.
Step back in time and glimpse an insight into a wealthy family home during the Victorian period. Explore the different rooms with hands-on displays for a fully immersive experience. The museum tells the story of Luton's transformation into the exciting and diverse town it is today.
The museum also houses a range of displays throughout the building, including the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment Gallery and the popular Luton Life Gallery.
The museum underwent a redevelopment during 2016, reopening in April 2017. Wardown House, Museum and Gallery also holds events and activities for all ages and interests throughout the year.
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Advantages Of Teaching
Teaching can also be referred to as the way that one who is equipped when it comes to delivering knowledge and tries to attend to a group of people's needs and feelings as well as attending to peoples experience so as to make a difference or make interventions which are good and helpful. Teachers can be many because in each and any field of work a teacher must be involved so as to deliver their knowledge and therefore a teacher can be termed as a certain teacher by name because of how well the teacher can be able to deliver a certain teaching for example a Math teacher is quite different from an English teacher because a Math teacher has been trained to be able to be able to solve mathematics problem whereas an English teacher has been trained on how to pronounce words and construct sentences and so therefore at the end of the day teachers can vary from one type to another due to certain reasons.
A benefit that can be attached to teaching career is that once one is able to spot a job one should be guaranteed to be getting a large amount of money for salary and this is true because teachers are highly valued because they are the ones who are responsible for moulding the coming generation so that they can be very productive and therefore at the end of the day being a teacher will actually make one richer.
Another benefit of becoming a teacher would be the fact that one will get offers such as health insurance because the law states that in each and every institution the employees should be under a health insurance cover and this at the end will save an individual when one gets sick since the insurance will cater for each and every need and therefore this at the end of the day becomes an advantage.
Another benefit that has been attached to teaching is the fact that one can get pension fees after one has retired from his or her teaching career and this is true because once one get to a certain age it becomes obvious that one will have to quit working for health reasons and therefore after one decides on retiring one will get some money which is meant to sustain an individual so as to keep one in a better position. Another benefit of teaching is the fact that one will eventually become grateful to oneself because by taking up this teaching profession one will be exposed to various things that one had not come across initially or unlike those who do not take up the teaching career and this will become an added advantage at the end of the day.
Another benefit of teaching would be the fact that one will be able to feel comfortable because one can change his or her schedule according to each and every thing one wants to do and therefore one will not become over worked or stressed when it comes to balancing ones self time, family time and also school time .
Another benefit of taking up teaching as a career would be the fact that one will never lack a job and this is true because one will always be having a job opportunity since jobs for teachers will always be there since teaching is a wide ground or rather a wide career and therefore one will always have a job secured somewhere.
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So… it's official, I've been blogging for 5 years today. Did you know that's almost a fifth of my life? This feels strange that I used to live without blogging and it feels strange to imagine living without it, now, when it has been such a massive part of my life for so long and has brought me so much.
I've learned a lot in the past 5 years, just as well, but most of it all I learned that I'm just happy to be here doing what I love.
I asked you all a little while ago if you had any questions for me and a couple people did (thank you!!) ask some incredible questions, some thoughtful, some that had me thinking for a little while, too. So today I'm here to answer them all! I'll be talking about book blogging, reading, writing and answering some personal questions just as well.
I had fun answering these and I can only hope you'll have fun reading it, too! Thank you for making my blogging journey amazing, I am grateful to be part of this wonderful community every single day.
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lais @ the bookish skies asked: most pleasant bookish surprises you've had this year?
Oh god, that's a hard one. I think one of the best surprises I've had was to receive an early copy of If I'm Being Honest, which was one of my most anticipated reads of the entire year, with such a sweet word from authors I admire with all of my heart. I still feel way too lucky for all the wonderful chances I've had and books I got to discover this year.
lais @ the bookish skies asked: do you still have any blogging/bookish related goals you'd like to accomplish?
I'd love to meet some of my favorite authors, even if I don't know how likely that is to happen, or how likely I'll NOT fall over on my face and make an awkward mess out of myself.
I'd love to go to a big book convention with a media pass. That'd be the ultimate dream, being admitted to these conventions as a book blogger, you know?
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Alexia the Book Witch @stuckinbooks97 asked: How do you stay motivated to keep writing posts?
Sometimes, I wonder. I think that other book bloggers inspire me a lot, to be honest and being part of the community, chatting with everyone, the comments and tweets and everything just makes me feel motivated to create. Somehow, looking back at my blog posts also makes me feel motivated to keep on going. Not necessarily on their success, though that obviously influences our minds, but on the content. On the fact that this all came from an idea and somehow I made it into writing and I love it. It makes me want to keep on creating.
Practically, I always have ideas written down everywhere, ideas that come randomly, ideas that are saviours when I don't feel motivated, because sometimes in one of these three-month old ideas I find that spark to write.
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Alexia the Book Witch @stuckinbooks97 asked: What other skills did you have to learn for your blog?
I didn't "have" to learn anything for my blog, I learned it all willingly because I adore it. Technically, I feel like I've learned a whole lot more about wordpress, a tiny bit about coding and layout and such, even though I'm far from being an expert. I've learned about branding a little bit, about design, I feel like I've learned about becoming a better writer, too, somehow (english isn't my first language).
Math' @MathCrln asked: Out of every posts you have ever written, is there one you like more than others, a personal favorite?
I think, as nervous as I am to publish these, I kind of enjoyed writing my post about my 26th birthday. It's nothing special, really, so I don't know why, but it is a personal favorite, I think. I like to look back and think I'm not that bad sometimes?
caitlin @caitlinalthea asked: If your blog brand wasn't drizzle and hurricane books, what would be it be?
I think it might be something travel related, maybe, since it's my second big love with books. I might have come up with something like bookish travels or around the pages or some word play like that. Or maybe not, because I'm terrible at word puns.
ash @ ash ronnel asked: What inspired you to start blogging?
I read a lot of books and… I didn't really have a lot of readers all around me. I started reading in English, too, which reduced my having-readers-reading-the-same-books-as-me probability even lower (I live in France and am French). Somehow, I found that book blogs existed, that people talked about books online and somehow someday I thought I could try and do that, too. Five years later I'm here, so I guess that was a pretty good idea.
24hr.YABookBlog @24hrYABookBlog asked: Favorite discussion post that you've written?
I think I'm gonna go with my supporting international book bloggers blog post, which matters a whole damn lot to me, that I loved writing and always think is important and relevant. ❤
marta @ the book mermaid asked: How do you keep yourself organized?
I kind of do my best to dedicate time to book blogging in my schedule every week.
I know that weekends are where I have the most time and the most focus so that's where I think, brainstorm, draft and plan blog posts for the upcoming week (or try my best to do so).
I spend some time on the evenings checking and answering to some blog comments, as well as checking out some blogs and blog hopping on a couple of blogs if I'm feeling it and if I'm not too worn out from the day.
shanti @ virtually shanti asked: how has your blog changed?
Oh Drizzle & Hurricane Books has changed a whole damn lot ever since I started it.
Design wise, it's not the same thing at all and I'm fairly happy and proud of what it has become today. We have a different layout, incredible graphics (created by the very talented Kat!) and I feel like only now has it settled into a sort of coherent identity, somehow.
Content wise, I used to participate in Top Ten Tuesday memes, Waiting on Wednesday memes and do a whole lot of book tags more, just as well, some things I've given up a couple of years ago to focus on more discussions and recommendations. Reviews have always been there, though they've changed with time, they will always be there.
shanti @ virtually shanti asked: what do your friends think of your blog?
I honestly don't know, I don't talk about book blogging with my friends at all. I asked my sister what she thinks, because she's my best friend and she just told me it's really really cool so…. I don't know, I guess it's okay?
shanti @ virtually shanti asked: what is the craziest thing you've ever done for a blog?
Hm…. creating and spending so much time on it all is… a lot, I'd say.
shanti @ virtually shanti asked: where will drizzle and hurricane books be in five years?
Hopefully, still here and still active, that's my very first wish. Then, I'm hoping to still spread the love for my favorite reads, still have wonderful conversations with the community on my blog.
If I'm being even more hopeful, get opportunities to work with my favorite publishers and authors, maybe someday just make a few dimes off it all? Though I'm not even certain of that last one.
Tiffany @readbytiffany asked: If you could trade blogs with anyone for a week, who would you trade with and why?
Oh this is a tough question. There are so many bloggers I admire, I wouldn't even know where to start? I'd also love to trade blogs with anyone, but would also be terrified to mess it all up, so I probably won't. Welcome to my anxiety. But for this question, I'd say…. off the top of my mind, three bloggers I adore and whose blogs I admire a whole damn lot, too: cw @ the quiet pond, tiffany @ read by tiffany and kal @ reader voracious.
Tiffany @readbytiffany asked: Is there anything you learned about yourself through blogging that surprised you?
I think that I kind of discovered that I'm really goddamn obsessed, I mean, passionate about what I do and when I'm like that, I don't count hours, days, time spend to make it all the way I want it to be. I'd like to think that's a quality, but that's also something that leads to burning out.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: How do you always write such in-depth, incredible and relatable content on your blog?
I don't know, honestly I just feel like writing and/or ranting and just hearing that it resonates with you so much makes me want happy cry. I'm too grateful and happy that my thoughs and my work resonates a lot?? I'm just trying to write from the heart, my happiness and frustrations and I adore you all okay.
On reading 📚
sophie @ meandink asked: What is a genre you would like to read more of?
I think I'd like to read more adult fiction? somehow? chick lit, which I enjoy every now and then and would probably like getting into a little bit more, I guess.
sophie @ meandink asked: You are travelling somewhere, where are you going and what fictional character are you taking?
Oh god there are so many places I'd love to visit. I want to go to the West Coast of the United States, I want to go to Denmark and Sweden, I want to go back to Greece, to Australia, to New Zealand… I just can't pick ONE PLACE ahah.
Okay so for the sake of the question I'm going to pick, hmmm.. Sydney in Australia, with Lara Jean maybe because I feel like we'd get along so well and we'd obviously discover all the food places and I'm here for it.
24hr.YABookBlog @24hrYABookBlog asked: One of your favorite books that you wish had an adaptation?
Ohhh I think Uglies would make a fairly awesome adaptation sometime. I also think they might ruin the entire world of it all and that would terrify me.
marta @ the book mermaid blog asked: What is your earliest memory associated with books ?
My mom told me she put books in my crib for me to fall asleep when I was only a couple months old.
Obviously I do not remember that, but… well. That's the earliest thing, right?
Tiffany @readbytiffany asked: Which book is most representative of your life?
I asked my sister the question and she told me Eliza and Her Monsters and…. I think she's quite right about that. Everything about Eliza screams "me" and it's one of the most relatable books I've read, to date.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Favorite tropes to read about and least favorites?
OH hmmm… I adore childhood friends tropes. They're my ultimate favorites. Well, that and friends to lovers trope that always make me feel soft and warm and happy. I also really like royalty, amnesia tropes, disappearing people tropes though I don't know if that's a trope, I like the chosen one trope as well.
As for my least favorite tropes…. I'd mention instalove, which is something I sometimes get bothered at and when love cures everything because my friend, let me tell you, it does NOT OKAY.
caro @ bookcheshirecat asked: What book would you recommend to someone new to contemporaries?
ONE BOOK? I am not sure I can just pick one?? Please forgive me for what's about to come.
Morgan Matson's books for her incredible writing talent and crafting characters and wonderful romances, Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka for their bold, badass main characters that we always need more of, Rachel Lynn Solomon for the heartbreaking, real stories, Emma Mills' books are like a warm hug. I should stop there……As for specific books, some of my favorites are pictured below. Maybe I should do a "must-read contemporaries list". someday…..??
caro @ bookcheshirecat asked: What's your favorite bookish animal?
Oh! I think I want to go with the daemons in the Northern Lights series… I know it's not a specific animal, but…. I just love that concept so much!
On writing 📝
sophie @ meandink asked: Do you think coming up with titles for your WIPs is easy or hard?
Titles are, for me, one of the hardest things ever. I'm still uncertain about my WIP titles and one of them has been for a story I've been working on for like, 5 years, so…. yeah, it's hard. Thing is: I'm a fan of titles meaning something, titles you can find in the book, titles that just… click, somehow and…. yeah I make it way too hard on myself I guess, so it takes… TIME. and procrastination.
caitlin @caitlinalthea asked: Would you ever consider writing a fantasy novel some day?
yes, definitely! I'm terrible at world-building, to be honest and I don't even know if I'd manage to write a believable world, but I'd love to write fantasy someday. I have ideas in my head already about it all, but right now I don't feel the confidence as a writer to pull it off. Maybe someday.
24hr.YABookBlog @24hrYABookBlog asked: How do you find inspiration for your writing (WIPs or blog discussions)?
WIPs : I don't really know how. Life, I guess. I know there are some themes deep to my heart that I want to write about. Like, sisters and sisters relationships, travel, blogging, adulting, finding your place in this world, toxic relationships, childhood friends relationships, boarding schools, school pressure, perfectionism, long-distance relationships… all of these are themes I am writing or would love to write about someday. I also know that some random things pop into my head, like gossip girl meets dynasty meets looking for alaska some sort of mess I'd love to write that isn't quite defined. TV shows, stories I read, inspire me for my characters and settings and themes, too.
Blog discussions : I guess it's life, too, more of the blogging life and reading life overall. I can get inspiration randomly while reading or answering to a comment, some sentence can spark an idea, some tweet or blog post or book reviews might give me an idea, too. whenever I think of something, I always always write it down because if you don't, it's gone and it is a world of regrets afterwards.
24hr.YABookBlog @24hrYABookBlog asked: Any advice for starting that 1st draft on WIPs?
Ouch, that's a hard one. It takes me a little bit to throw myself into new stories and I need to… feel it, somehow. I can spend a lot of time thinking of it and, randomly, a sentence will come to me and I'll somehow feel like this is "it". this is how the story should start and, from there, it just flows.
I think what really helps, when starting a new draft, is trying to find that spark to get started, that little bit of inspiration, and to find that commitment to get to it, too. it could be a date, a special event like nanowrimo or camp nanowrimo, which can really help kick things off for you, an accountability partner of some kind giving you goals to get started…
Personal questions 💛
caitlin @caitlinalthea asked: What's your favorite vegetable?
Oh that's such a good question. I think I might pick broccoli? why is broccoli so underrated, I love it.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Favorite mythological creature?
Hmmm I'd say the Phoenix? I just love these creatures.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: What's your favorite part about where you live?
How pretty it is? I'm biaised. Maybe. I'd say the food, because seriously there's nothing like French food. But also, pretty.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Would you ever consider becoming old fashion letter penpals?
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: What is your ultimate dream travel vacation?
Ouch that's a tough one, I don't know if you're talking about places or people traveling with me or both…. hmmm…. I think right now as I'm thinking of this, my dream vacation would be California with my sister.
caro @ bookcheshirecat asked: What is your favorite place you've travelled to?
London, forever and always.
ash @ ash ronnel asked: Describe your aesthetic in 5 phrases or words.
Oh what a fantastic – and very tough…- question!! Okay so… Books, Travel, Chocolate, Tea & Sunshine, something like that maybe?
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Tattoos: yes or no?
I'd say yes for the tattoos that really mean something, but…. ultimately I have to say no because I can't handle needles at all hahaha.
ash @ ash ronnel asked: #teampancakes or #teamwaffles?
Ohhhhhhhh that's a tough one, I adore both? I think I'd go with waffles?
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Favorite film?
This is a tough question. I want to answer The 10th Kingdom, but it's more of a mini series than a movie… I adore 17 Again, About Time, Love Actually, Crazy Stupid Love… I adore romantic comedies okay.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: Favorite LOTR Character?
Oh I KNOW THAT ONE.
shanti @ virtually shanti asked: what is something you regret?
In life? Maybe not being bold enough. Maybe in blogging, too, because if I'm being completely honest, there are so many people I'd love to chat and be friendly with and I'm too anxious to do so.
Nicole @ Thoughts Stained With Ink asked: What dreams do you hope to accomplish and how can we support you?
This is such a sweet question, honestly. I don't deserve you, Nicole. I don't know how to answer this or where to start.
If I'm trying not to lie to myself right now, I would say that my biggest dream would be to publish a book. It seems really cliché to say this and really very unrealistic, but well, we're talking about dreams, I guess. So, aerm, support me if I ever get a book deal someday in the future?
If you'd like to support me (thank you! I adore you, I really do), I have a ko-fi where you can tip me and help me keep my pretty blog functional, and a wishlist with some books I'd love to own.
In a very unmaterial kind of way, every comment, every like, every share of my blog posts and the work I'm doing on this blog helps.
Every single comment makes my day and bring a smile on my face, every single time I get to talk with you all and every time you make me feel like I've written something worthy of reading, really. Thank you, just you being here and supporting my little blog makes me the happiest.
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Lyme disease, also known as Lyme borreliosis, is an infectious disease caused by a bacterium named Borrelia spread by ticks.
The most common sign of infection is an expanding area of redness on the skin, known as erythema migrans, that appears at the site of the tick bite about a week after it occurred.
Symptoms of Lyme disease
The signs and symptoms of Lyme disease vary. They usually appear in stages, but the stages can overlap.
Early signs and symptoms
A small, red bump, similar to the bump of a mosquito bite, often appears at the site of a tick bite or tick removal and resolves over a few days.
This normal occurrence doesn't indicate Lyme disease.
However, these signs and symptoms can occur within a month after you've been infected:
Rash. From three to 30 days after an infected tick bite, an expanding red area might appear that sometimes clears in the center, forming a bull's-eye pattern.
The rash (erythema migrans) expands slowly over days and can spread to 12 inches (30 centimeters) across. It's typically not itchy or painful but might feel warm to the touch.
Erythema migrans is one of the hallmarks of Lyme disease, although not everyone with Lyme disease develops the rash. Some people develop this rash at more than one place on their bodies.
- Other symptoms. Fever, chills, fatigue, body aches, headache, neck stiffness and swollen lymph nodes can accompany the rash.
Later signs and symptoms
If untreated, new signs and symptoms of Lyme infection might appear in the following weeks to months. These include:
- Erythema migrans. The rash may appear on other areas of your body.
- Joint pain. Bouts of severe joint pain and swelling are especially likely to affect your knees, but the pain can shift from one joint to another.
- Neurological problems. Weeks, months or even years after infection, you might develop inflammation of the membranes surrounding your brain (meningitis), temporary paralysis of one side of your face (Bell's palsy), numbness or weakness in your limbs, and impaired muscle movement.
Less common signs and symptoms
Several weeks after infection, some people develop:
- Heart problems, such as an irregular heartbeat
- Eye inflammation
- Liver inflammation (hepatitis)
- Severe fatigue Causes In the United States, Lyme disease is caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi and Borrelia mayonii, carried primarily by black-legged or deer ticks. Young brown ticks often are no bigger than a poppy seed, which can make them nearly impossible to spot.To contract Lyme disease, an infected deer tick must bite you.
The bacteria enter your skin through the bite and eventually make their way into your bloodstream.
In most cases, to transmit Lyme disease, a deer tick must be attached for 36 to 48 hours.
If you find an attached tick that looks swollen, it may have fed long enough to transmit bacteria. Removing the tick as soon as possible might prevent infection.
Diagnosis of Lyme disease
Doctors diagnose it based on symptoms and a history of tick exposure.
Two-step blood tests are helpful if used correctly. But the accuracy of the test depends on when you got infected.
In the first few weeks of infection, the test may be negative, as antibodies take a few weeks to develop.
Tests aren't recommended for patients who don't have Lyme disease symptoms.
Aucott says the most promising development in the fight against Lyme disease are better diagnostic tests that are accurate in the first few weeks after exposure.
The earlier the treatment, the less likely the disease will progress. Aucott says he expects the tests to be available soon.
Doctors may not recognize symptoms, especially those who practice in areas where Lyme infection isn't prevalent, and up to 30% of the infections are not accompanied by a rash.
Stages of Lyme infection
There are three stages:
- Early localized Lyme: Flu-like symptoms such as fever, chills, headache, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, and typically a rash that has a "bull's-eye" appearance or is uniformly round and red and at least 5 centimeters in size
- Early disseminated Lyme: Flu-like symptoms that now include pain, weaknessor numbness in the arms and legs, vision changes, heart palpitations and chest pain, a rash, and facial paralysis (Bell's palsy)
- Late disseminated Lyme: This can occur weeks, months, or years after the tick bite. Symptoms might include arthritis, severe fatigue and headaches, vertigo, sleep disturbances, and mental confusion.
While experts don't understand it, roughly 10% of people treated for Lyme infection do not shake the disease.
They may go on to have three core symptoms — joint or muscle pain, fatigue, and short-term memory loss or mental confusion.
This is called post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome.
It's considered controversial because its symptoms are shared with other diseases and there isn't a blood test to diagnose it, Aucott says.
There are theories as to why Lyme symptoms become chronic.
One is that the body continues fighting the infection long after the bacteria are gone, much like an autoimmune disorder.
Treatment of Lyme Disease
Lyme disease is best treated in the early stages. Early treatment is a simple 14 to 21 day course of oral antibiotics to eliminate all traces of infection. Medications used to treat Lyme disease include:
- doxycycline for adults and children older than 8 years old
- cefuroxime and amoxicillin for adults, younger children, and women who are nursing or breastfeeding
Persistent or chronic Lyme disease is treated with intravenous antibiotics for a period of 14 to 21 days.
Though this treatment eliminates the infection, your symptoms improve more slowly.
It's unknown why symptoms, like joint pain, continue after the bacteria have been destroyed.
Some doctors believe that persistent symptoms occur in people who are prone to autoimmune disease.
Prevention of Lyme Disease
Lyme disease prevention mostly involves decreasing your risk of experiencing a tick bite.
Take the following steps to prevent tick bites:
- Wear long pants and long-sleeve shirts when in the outdoors.
- Make your yard unfriendly to ticks by clearing wooded areas, keeping underbrush to a minimum, and putting woodpiles in areas with lots of sun.
- Use insect repellent. Insect repellent with 10 percent DEET will protect you for a period of about two hours. Don't use more DEET than what is required for the time you'll be outside, and don't use DEET on the hands of young children or on the faces of children less than 2 months old.
- Oil of lemon eucalyptus gives the same protection as DEET when used in similar concentrations. It shouldn't be used on children under the age of 3.
- Be vigilant. Check your children, pets, and yourself for ticks. Don't assume you can't be infected again; people can get Lyme disease more than once.
- Remove ticks with tweezers. Apply the tweezers near the head or the mouth and pull gently. Check to be certain that all tick parts have been removed. Contact your doctor whenever a tick bites you or your loved ones.


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I counted every single one of the 69 dogs William Grill drew on a page in his historical illustration children's book Shackleton's Journey, about Ernest Shackleton's expedition to cross Antarctica. Because there were 69 dogs on board of the ship. I minutiously studied every map and name written on it, and every mountain skyline and crack in the ice, every little drawing – everything is drawn out, from men, equipment and supplies for the trip, to the dog igloos built out on the ice and camp activities, everything from nails, sledges and shovels, to socks, medical bags and vynil records. I imagined being in the open sea, 500 miles from the nearest civilisation, on a tiny boat. I felt chilly staring at Endurance trying to cross the Weddell Sea. I felt both hopeless and pushing to the limits in front of the picture of the three men crossing South Georgia. Simply put, the pictures tell the story. You are transposed to that time and the journey that took place at the beginning of the 20th century. I only read the text the third time I opened the book.
I honestly do not remember the last time I was so absorbed by an illustrated book (if I've ever been), except my first incursion into Grill's magical universes, The Wolves of Currumpaw.
"I try to encourage as much drawing as I can through schools
and my weekly art club. It's sad that we lose the confidence and
freedom of drawing as we age. As Picasso said, 'every child
is born an artist, the problem is staying one as you grow older'."
I bought The Wolves for my son last year, but soon realised it was going to be one of those books to save for later, because it seems it won't be until he grows a little older that he will truly discover its beauty. Still, every now and then he asks me to tell him the story of Lobo, the name he knows the book by.
I bought Shackleton's Journey for myself. It's brilliant and beautiful and fascinating.
I guess it's safe to say that I am very taken with William Grill's works, but I do not believe I would have become so if I hadn't discovered them in a bookshop. I hope you can all find a good independent bookstore near you and visit it often.
photo of the book: Classiq | illustrations by William Grill, Flying Eye Books | quote by William Grill from The Guardian


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The 369th Infantry Regiment, formerly known as the 15th New York National Guard Regiment, was an infantry regiment of the United States Army that saw action in World War I and World War II. Continue Reading →
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Hubert Harrison, "The Father Of Harlem Radicalism"
Hubert Henry Harrison, April 27, 1883 – December 17, 1927, was a West Indian-American writer, orator, educator, critic, and radical socialist political activist based in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
An Interview with CUNY's Dr. Gordon E. Thompson on "The Assimilationist Impulse"
A general interest in James Baldwin's critique of Richard Wright's "Native Son" inspired Gordon E. Thompson's text "The Assimilationist Impulse in Four African American Narratives," (Edwin Mellen Press, 2011). Continue Reading →


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As we prepare for totality (if you're in the path) starting around 12:55 pm EST, I figured Oppo needed appropriate music
Take note that within the video (especially for you little tykes too young to have been alive when this was first released) you will witness the horrors of what will happen to you if you look directly into the eclipse. Your body, mind and soul will never recover.
*post setup well in advance in front of two sleeping cats, several electric fans, and darkness.


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