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U.S. and Japanese researchers last month reported they had reprogrammed human skin cells into behaving like embryonic stem cells, the body's master cells. They call the cells induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells for short.
Hanna and colleagues working in Rudolf Jaenisch's lab at Whitehead Institute took skin cells from diseased mice and inserted four genes that reprogram the cells into becoming iPS cells.
Pluripotent or multipurpose cells, such as embryonic stem cells and the new cells, can morph into any type of cell in the human body.
The researchers then coaxed these mouse master cells into becoming blood-forming stem cells and substituted the faulty gene that causes sickle cell anemia with a working one.
When they transplanted these cells into the diseased mice, tests showed normal blood and kidney function, they report in Friday's issue of the journal Science.
The four genes needed to turn skin cells into master cells are delivered using a type of virus called a retrovirus.
"Once they enter the genome, there is the danger that they can silence some genes that are important or they can activate some dangerous genes that shouldn't be activated," Hanna said.
Another obstacle is that one of the four genes used is c-Myc, which is known to cause cancer.
Hanna and colleagues got around that by removing the c-Myc gene after it had done its job of converting the skin cells into iPS cells. "It is far from solving the problem," he said.
Scientists hope to use stem cells to treat a host of diseases like diabetes, Parkinson's disease and spinal injuries. And the new technique for making stem cells will make them easier to study.
December 07, 2007
Stem cells made from skin cells treats sickle cell anemia in mice
Posted by brian wang at 12/07/2007
Labels: future, japan, medicine, stem cells, technology, united states
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- Anonymous said...
I've seen several news reports on this process of regressing skin cells back to pluripotent cells. I'm curious: does this regression process lengthen the telomeres again to original lengths?
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... Tom's Cabin," New York choreographer/dancer Bill T. Jones includes a backwards broadcast of Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech: Last At Free Are We. Almighty God ...
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When: July 21-25, 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., with mandatory showcase on July 26
Where: Valley High School, 1801 S. Greenville St. in Santa Ana
Why: To promote girls' self-esteem through music and workshops with female mentors
Who: For girls 7 to 17. No musical experience necessary.
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Offerings: Ladies camps (two in Santa Ana) and girls camp (one in Fountain Valley). The first ladies camp was held in May 2013; the first girls camp was held in July 2013.
Inspiration: The original Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls began in 2001 in Portland, Ore., as a senior project of a Portland State University student.
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After hosting a pilot program last year, Orange County's own Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls will return in July to host a weeklong program aimed at promoting girls' self-esteem and sense of empowerment through music lessons, workshops and female mentors.
Last year's camp hosted 44 girls who spent the week playing instruments, learning songs, listening to live local female-fronted bands and designing band T-shirts at Shoreline Baptist Church in Fountain Valley. At the end of the week, the campers performed their own songs with their bands during the final showcase.
"Seeing the girls realize they can do these things, too – that it's not just for the boys, it doesn't only have to be men – seeing these faces when they realize, 'Oh I can rock out, too, and play the drums just as hard – it's a nice thing to see," volunteer Miriam Pina said. "By the end of the week, you go to showcase and see everyone hugging. … You see all these girls come out of their shells and do something they've never done before."
This year, camp will be July 21 to 26 for girls ages 7 to 17. Organizers of the nonprofit, volunteer-run group have secured larger facilities at Valley High School in Santa Ana, and anticipate hosting more campers than last year. They will have free lunch for those who need it and a "pay what you can" sliding scale for tuition.
No musical experience is necessary, and girls will be admitted on a first-come-first-served basis, according to co-director Melissa Riggs. The camp is open to all girls in Orange County, but organizers are particularly encouraging Valley High students and Santa Ana residents to attend, Riggs said.
"One of our goals for this year is to have a lot more outreach in lower economically privileged cities," co-director Jessica "G.Z." Gonzales said. "There are a lot of underprivileged girls who really can't afford tuition … we call it the greatest week of life, to just give them that."HOW IT WORKS
A typical day at camp begins with a morning assembly – with a quick fitness routine to pump up the campers – and a skit put on by volunteers.
"When the girls are having issues in the bands, we solve them in the skit. (The volunteers) will have an interestingly similar problem to one of the girls," said camp founder Candace Hansen. "(It) helps build the culture of the camp and address issues that are going on."
Girls specify their top three instrument choices in their application. They can choose vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keyboards or DJ/hip-hop.
At camp, the girls attend workshops, learn to play instruments and listen to local female-fronted bands live. They also attend band practice, complete with a band coach, where they write, compose and practice their songs.
Workshops include songwriting, media literacy, band T-shirt silk screening, world music, drum circles and self-defense.
"My favorite part is going around to each of the different bands and … hearing how they decided on their band name, because they're all so creative. I don't even understand how they come up with these different names," said Riggs, a co-director. "One of our team bands (was) called the Deadbeat Daisies. We had one … called the Pretty Little Divas … Astro Punch, the Dorkettes. The band I (managed), they were called the Rocky Mustaches."
Hansen said she was inspired to start an Orange County rock camp for girls after she discovered the original Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, which started in Portland, Ore. She volunteered there that summer and decided to bring the camp to Orange County.
"Girls need to know the power of their voice, and specifically girls in Orange County of all income levels need to have access to music programming and (empowerment) programming," Hansen said. "We try to give them tools to go out into the real world. … We want to say that Orange County is a place for women, and Orange County is a place for women in music."
Potential campers are required to submit an "express yourself" piece that shows some form of creative expression, to help organizers get to know the campers ahead of time.
"One girl sent in a collection of her favorite Rush songs that she'll play drums to," Hansen said. "We had poetry. We had videos of singing, a video someone made of why they wanted to come to camp. We received actual art, like drawn art. … We received a short story. All kinds of awesome stuff."
Applications are now being accepted. This year's enrollment will be around 75, according to Hansen. As of Tuesday, 20 girls had signed up.
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Take a look at the future of displays being developed in Japan
The hardware presented by Japan Display, Incorporated is particularly interesting. The company was formed by Sony, Hitachi and Toshiba earlier this year, after the companies announced late last year of their plans to integrate their small and medium sized LCD panel businesses.
On display at FPD 2012 were several units, one of which was a 5-inch 1080p panel boasting 438ppi and billed as a smartphone display. Next to it was a 7-inch, 2560x1600, 431ppi tablet display. The display modules are only 0.96mm thick and the boarders are only measuring 1mm. They feature WhiteMagic to aid with power consumption by adding an extra white pixel. That pixel can also make the screen brighter. From a power consumption standpoint, JDI claims the WhiteMagic technology reduces power consumption by as much as 40%. Pixel Eyes was a product also on display which is a fully integrated touchscreen, rather than an attached layer on the panel.
Also on show were displays that have similar properties to what Amazon unveiled with their Kindle Paperwhite. These LCDs do not have a backlight, instead, they reflect the ambient light back to the user. Unlike Paperwhite, these units can display color and video.
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1. xtroid2k (Posts: 460; Member since: 11 Jan 2010)
Its amazing to see technology progress. Im ver interested in the flexible displays.
13. No_Nonsense (Posts: 826; Member since: 17 Aug 2012)
Something is coming soon perhaps.
18. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
I'd like that tech on my tablet right now
15. deuel_18 (Posts: 54; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
i wonder when can i fold and roll this 1mm thin device
3. AnTuTu (Posts: 971; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
If its Japan ----------------> FTW. God bless them and bring it on :)
9. nobelset (Posts: 270; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
Funny thing is majority of them don't believe in god xD
14. AnTuTu (Posts: 971; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Agreed. But I was talking to God :)
4. gallitoking (Posts: 4690; Member since: 17 May 2011)
that means we will have them in the States in 2015
12. bayusuputra (Posts: 944; Member since: 12 Feb 2012)
haha, no, probably earlier by Sony etc.. Unless you're talking about apple, in which case, you'll receive it earliest by 2020, and they call it the new resolutionary display..
6. Bernoulli (Posts: 1585; Member since: 01 Sep 2012)
Hehe it's amazing we're now at this era, looking back at 2002 nokia had barely introduced the camera to a phone and years later they introduced the front facing camera, too bad nokia will probably be gone or absorbed by the time this is released
7. scsa852k (Posts: 303; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
You could break that with one finger.
20. jrandolf (Posts: 22; Member since: 29 Aug 2012)
as you wish . it could break your one finger though. :P
8. ElektronicGeek91 (Posts: 105; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
I will Karate chop that in half!
16. quakan (Posts: 1223; Member since: 02 Mar 2011)
I could sneeze it in half.
10. lyndon420 (Posts: 1785; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
Nice to see companies who pour their money into creating great products.
11. kurtdean94 (Posts: 7; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
Hope Sony will put 5inch IPS Whitemagic display in 2013 Xperia Flagship that is Odin and Yuga
17. pikapowerize (banned) (Posts: 1869; Member since: 03 May 2012)
wasnt japan display also on the iPads??
really nice technology!!!
japan display is compose of sony, sharp and toshiba!!!! this is innovation!
19. bipinm (Posts: 122; Member since: 07 Oct 2012)
Yes ...This is called innovation...We will see the 5" dispaly in the first flagship phone from Sony next year...Odin and Yuga.....Yay Sony...
21. jrandolf (Posts: 22; Member since: 29 Aug 2012)
so you cannot use that in the dark room that has no light ? because it has no backlight .
22. quikjim (Posts: 2; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
That is a different display, to complete with a product like an ebook, kindle, ect.
separate devices....its in the article


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I got married in St. Thomas, USVI last summer. There are surfers there, and there are surf spots. Given enough time, you can take a ferry to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, and catch better quality waves.
As much as I wanted to surf, being the groom, I just didn't have any time since we as a couple were so busy entertaining guests, even though they were just a few close friends and family.


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And the weather forecast is
Prepare for hot June but a rainy summer - Telegraph
Meteorologists predict that this month there will be temperatures that could, on occasions, beat the Mediterranean average for June of 80F or 26C.
This will be especially true for the North, which is expected to enjoy a month of warm weather. Southerners will have to dodge the occasional thunderstorm.
However, July and August will be cooler and wetter for everyone.
A Met Office spokesman said June would be "as good as it's going to get and we're not expecting it to get any hotter"....
Met Office: Summer 2008 forecast
There is a slightly enhanced chance of more frequent cloudy and cool spells compared to recent summers prior to 2007. Nevertheless, mean temperatures are more likely to be above the 1971-2000 average.
Our forecasting methods continue to suggest that rainfall for the summer as a whole is more likely to be either near, or above average.
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Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey appointed the Clarksville Republican this week.
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|Sun, 05-04-2008 - 12:51pm
I'd be happy to share with you. My son, Ethan, was born full term, without any apparent problems. He failed his newborn screening, but we were told not to be terribly concerned because many babies do, however, then he failed the follow-up screening at 2 weeks. At 6 weeks he had a full abr (auditory brainstem response test)and we were told that he couldn't hear - he fell into the severe-profound range of impairment. At 7 weeks, we had hearing aids on him and at 10 weeks we were at a cochlear implant center. I think I always knew that Ethan would need a cochlear implant (I tend to totally immerse myself in information, anecdotes, etc. so I can make decisions -- the only way I could figure out how to help my baby was to figure out everything I could on all options available and go from there) A cochlear implant seemed to be his best shot at giving him a "normal" childhood/life. His hearing loss is sensineural (meaning the nerves in his inner ear are either damaged or nonexistent) -- we have no family history of hearing loss.
So...we started therapy at about 12 weeks (in all honesty, it was more about teaching us ways to interact with him and the best ways to build language)at the same time; because of his abr results, we were in our "hearing aid trial" period. At 6 1/2 months we got the go ahead from the team to get an implant. That was wonderful news! However, our health insurance didn't agree and I spent the next couple of months collecting data and fighting them. Luckily, our employer stepped in and paved the way for a different insurance provider to cover us and then the implant. So at 10 months Ethan got his implant, 4 weeks later he was "turned on".
Then the work really started (multiple therapy sessions a week), we really had to work with Ethan to teach him to develop speech and language. At age 3, he received a second implant -- he was one of the first kids in our area to have bilateral implants.
Fast forward to today -- Ethan is doing just fantastic -- and I don't mean fantastic for a child with a hearing loss - I mean truly fantastic. He is 7 and just about to finish 1st grade. At age 2 and 1/2 he was fully caught up for speech and language and at 3 he entered pre-school just like any other child. He started kindergarten at age 5 and is doing really well in 1st grade. He does use an FM system for school, but not at any other time. We frequently hear from people who haven't met him -- "we had no idea that he can't hear normally". His audiograms show that he hears within normal ranges (i.e.he falls below the 20db mark) and when we do testing he consistently scores 95% or above in quiet settings and 86-90% in noisy settings. In fact when he was younger, he used to correct his little brother's speech (his brother has normal hearing)!
Thanks for listening to me brag on my baby -- I really am proud of him.
Here's some things that you should know about your son --
He's going to be fine! He may have to work a little harder at first (but being a preemie -- he's already used to that), but his hearing impairment won't stand in his way.
The surgery for cochlear implants is really not as scary as it sounds, and the recovery is super quick (at ten months, Ethan was playing outside the same day and on day two, if you couldn't see the incision, you never would have known he had anything done At age three, he had a slightly rougher time (the anesthesia made him sick), but he was still up playing with his trains and stuff the next day)
Get comfortable with the speech and language pathologists and audiologists and doctors and make sure your son likes them as well -- you'll be spending a lot of time with them. Ask questions, as many as you have, as many times as you need to. Our doctor still teases me about all the questions that I asked (lovingly, I'm sure :).
Please ask as many questions of me as you need. While I am no expert in the sciences, I do have first hand experience. Again, some things may be slightly different for you with Auditory Neuropathy as opposed to sensineural hearing loss, but hopefully I can still help you.
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Hi there
My son Maclain is 6 1/2 months old ( corrected) and has been diagnosed with Auditory Neuropathy. We are now part of the cochlear implant assesment program at Sick Kids. He is getting hearing aides in June to see how he does with those and an MRI on May 27th to check his nerve etc
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Last year, we were the first to bring you Larry Hastings' Lax Pro Stringer and it has been quite the hit in The Lacrosse Shop. Earlier this fall, Larry sent over his newest creation, the FOGO plug. We didn't want to race and throw together a quick post on it, so we spent a little extra time checking it out and seeing how it actually worked.
The FOGO plug is actually a really crafty idea. Until recently, I was a loyal member of the Proton Family and therefore felt all the pains of having a pinched stick – especially when I took face-offs throughout college and in the hot Boise sun during the summer.
I was always got stuck using a pickle jar or softball because for the most part, they were free and easy to come by. When Larry sent over the FOGO plug, I was excited to see what his new offering would be able to do for my old pinched and warped Super Power. My very first impression of the plug was that it reminded me of an oversized bathtub plug.
I immediately put it to work with my old STX Super Power. This thing has seen better days and tells the tale of many face-offs, poke checks and groundballs. If you take a look at the comparison below, you can see that the plug definitely pushes the sidewalls of the head out.
Throughout the fall and winter, I would take some mock face-offs, or use the stick in the gym to get it pinched. When I was done, I would throw the plug in and let it sit for a few minutes before taking it out. Each time, the head would return to a wider width. I was mostly impressed because the head I was using. The Protons tend to have a natural pinch to them even when they are fresh off store shelves. After time, this just compounds the pinching that occurs with gameplay and makes it even worse.
While I have since switched to a wider head, if the college rules were in place for Men's ball, I would definitely consider picking one of these up for myself. The FOGO Plug is definitely a life saver when you're in a pinch. Yup, that happened.
Even just today, while taking photos and messing around with them in Photoshop, the plug sat in the head for probably 10 minutes. Upon popping out the FOGO plug, it was noticeably wider.
Overall, the FOGO Plug is a solid product and other great example of someone finding a simple solution for a problem most every lacrosse player faces. While this isn't an end-all, be-all for resolving your issues with an overly pinched or warped head, this will definitely get you through a game if your head is borderline illegal.
Editor's Note: Since this isn't your typical piece of gear, we didn't want to use our traditional 10-point scale. Occasionally we will come across products like that which are hard to rate, at the time, we will include it in our Gear Showcase series. Please know that just because it doesn't have a 10-point rating, doesn't mean we haven't thoroughly checked it out. Enjoy!


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Stratocaster: Redis Event Timeline
This presentation, by Rick Olson , is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0
Stratocaster is an internal GitHub Ruby project written to replace the organically grown GitHub Event timeline. This is a tale of an overgrown MySQL table being replaced by a more specific Redis setup. We'll see what new possibilities that Redis is able to provide. Also, we'll go over how Mustache was able to replace Erb for event rendering.


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Finding BlissIn theaters: June 4th, 2010 Copyright © 2010 Phase 4 Films
Finding Bliss is a romantic comedy that explores the adult film industry through the eyes of idealistic 25 year-old award-winning film school grad, Jody Balaban (played by Leelee Sobieski), who moves to Hollywood with big dreams only to end up editing porn to pay her bills. Jody takes a job at Grind Productions, a profitable adult film company, where she is interviewed by the shrewd president of Grind, Irene Fox (played by Kristen Johnston). Irene seduced Jody into taking the job editing porn by believing she'll be bringing her romantic female point of view to the adult material. Things get complicated when Jody is paired with porn director Jeff Drake (Matt Davis), a filmmaker who once had his own dreams of making 'real' films, but has given up on himself. In Jody, he sees the idealism he has lost, while Jody starts to embrace her sexuality as she gets aroused by the erotic material she is forced to watch. What follows is Jeff and Jody's unlikely and heated pairing - as they work together, their love-hate battle of the sexes plays out against the provocative back-drop of the adult film business. A classic struggle between good girls and bad girls, art and commerce, idealism and selling out, Finding Bliss is a hilarious tale of self-discovery.
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New Music Tuesday: Mayer Hawthorne, M83, Noah and the Megafauna
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Mayer started as a hip hop producer and eventually moved to West L.A. Once here, he set aside his hip hop career and began singing blue-eyed soul songs just for fun.
This week in new music: Mayer Hawthorne's new album "How Do You Do" distills his blue eyed soul, making it more pure and more clean-cut. Noah and the Megafauna is the new project from Noah Lit, the ex-frontman from L.A. indie rock outfit Oliver Future. With the ten member troupe of the Megafauna backing him up, Noah steps into the smoky realm of Eastern European jazz and American blues for "Anthems for a Stateless Nation." M83 is the project of French producer Anthony Gonzalez. At first listen, M83's sweeping synths may of recall the sounds of 1983, but there's something contemporary in the group's ambitious "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming."
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What accounts for far more deaths than other predators or environmental occurrences?
(a) Death and destruction.
(b) Accidents.
(c) Parasites and diseases.
(d) Killing ones own organisms.
2. What have scientists discovered about sexual reproduction versus asexual reproduction?
(a) Asexual reproduction is easier.
(b) Sexual reproduction allows an individual to spread its gene over a large population.
(c) Asexual reproduction allows an individual to spread its gene over a large population.
(d) Sexual reproduction is easier.
3. What is the only way to understand why evolution is the way it is?
(a) To ignore its history.
(b) Study creationists theories.
(c) Study the twists and turns of the evolutionary story.
(d) To negate human nature.
4. According to the author and other research, who should have a better evolutionary outcome?
(a) Same-sex Reproduction.
(b) Asexual and Sexual Reproduction.
(c) Asexual reproduction.
(d) Sexual Reproduction.
5. From a biologist's point of view, sexual reproduction is more _________ than asexual reproduction.
(a) Expensive.
(b) Annoying.
(c) Risky.
(d) Unnecessary
Short Answer Questions
1. Are sexually reproducing organisms able to compete with asexually reproducing organisms?
2. How do organisms compete during evolution?
3. Through sexual reproduction, what are offspring dealt?
4. What does sex do to the genome of humans and other organisms?
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Thank you so much for viewing my story that I am going to state briefly. In 2009 my husband had surgery, and I took a unpaid leave of absence from the hospital I transferred to and worked for them for 3.5 years. Altogether I worked for the company for 5 years. During the leave I received several phone calls from a human resource person stating that I need to get back to work, and that I did not have enough work hours to cover any more days. I did have enough hours though and I told her that my husband was still in need of my help and I had to care for our 2 years old twins boy and girl and our two oldest sons ages 5 and 11. The next day I received a priory mail and it was a termination letter from this company. After receiving the letter from my former employer I went over to the landlord and explained to them that I just lost my job and that I will be a little late with rent. Later that evening on May 20, 2009 my family and I received a letter from the landlord telling us to vacate their property on June 1, 2009.
On June 1, 2009 our only vehicle broke down and needed some expensive repairs. So we sold all of our goods to make some quick cash to purchase a smaller car. So we went to one county seeking shelter and was told that we have to reside in their county for 30 days before they can help us. We pleaded with the county worker to help us and that we did not have any where to go. But she did not consider, so we requested to see her supervisor, and she vouched us to stay at one shelter that was my my my I can not say I was just thankful to have some where to lay our heads. 7 days later in this shelter the manager knocked on our door at 9:35p.m at night and told us that we had to leave, and told us that the county will not re-voucher us until we stay in their county for 30 days.
So we drove around in the hot summer night with no place to go with our four children for 3 hours. Then we stopped at our baby sitter who has now passed on may her soul rest in peace if we can live with her for 30 days, and she said yes. Thank God!
30 days went by and we went back to the county and now they vouched all of us to a different shelter that was a little more presentable to live. When we lived in the shelter for 2 months. During our stay there we met other families that were from different states that was not required to stay not only in their county but the State of Minnesota for 30 days before the received some help.
In Mid September 2009 our Advocate helped us find a place to live. We were so excited to move out of the shelter into a place we can call home.
So we gladly checked out of the shelter and moved into this abandoned house. There was no stove or refrigerator. We ate out with the unemployment money, and kept our food cold with a cooler that we bought while we were in the shelter. The house had trash in every room. Dog manure was in a pile in the garage and dog urine was soaked into the carpet. Toilet was filthy and full of urine. So we just did what we have to do and cleaned up the place. The water was not turned on either so we had to purchase some 4 gallon of water bottles to wash up and clean up. The place was not livable. I believe that one of the neighbors called the city inspector and they came and told us that we had to leave immediately and that the owner was not to allow any human to live in there so we contacted the advocate and she helped us into a place that had carbon monoxide going on, but we were able to live there for a year.
There are many things that my family and I faced. The beautiful outcome of this is that I became stronger in Faith with our Father God Almighty. Satan has gotten the best of me in my life and I was not able to get rid of him on my own so I gave my life to Our Father in Heaven and Earth, because he is the only one that is able to help me deal with all of horrible persecutions of the devil and his demons. I pray for everybody that are facing the evilness of Satan and his demons to think of me and my family how God Almighty gotten us through all of these things we faced in our lives.
Never lose hope and faith, because everything that we face in this life is temporary including the life that we are all living in. Have a wonderful life and May Our Father God Almighty be with all of Us Humans. I Thank God Almighty all day everyday, and I thank you all for taken the time away from your busy life-styes to read my story of me and my family. God Bless you All.
Carla O.
Servant & Believer of Our Father God Almighty Time: 1324 Hours.
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Whether they're belting out songs or shining on the big (or small) screen, these stars all have one thing in commonthey can dress! Check out the most stylish Latin stars at this year's ALMA Awards.
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If you would like to try webhosting on a Linux platform, I highly recommend you try Vosao 0.9 CMS. It is not as complex as some Windows-based CMS but this product works seamlessly with Google App Engine platform for Java. And if you are really a geekhead, you should already know that Google App Engine for Java is a free in-the-cloud hosting solution! Yes, if you use Vosao 0.9 CMS to host your webshop or forum, you get free superfast unlimited hosting from Google forever!
So if you hate paying for webhosting then be like me, let us learn how to use Vosao 0.9 CMS. I have an old Dell D505 Latitude and I got Ubuntu 10.1 on it so I am I gonna try Vosao. I am excited that this CMS offers hierarchical page content creation with parent/child relationships and offers friendly URL addressing.
It is also integrates with CKeditor 3.0 and has uploading and file browsing features. It can do custom design templates with per-page template binding. Vosao 0.9 also has a global site configuration panel with easy resource management. You can do custom page titles on this CMS, add feedback forms, import/export site contents, add CAPTCHA sevice and site visitor comments can be moderated and has email notification too!
Like all other CMS, Vosao 0.9 also supports SEO-friendly URLs and redirect table for indexed links. It also has support for multiple-languages and does automatic user-browser language selection! I like that this Linux CMS supports both RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 feeds. Anyway, here's the complete list of features that Vosa 0.9 CMS offers.
Vosao 0.9 CMS Features:
- Back-end localization for plugins.
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- Enhanced page tree UI for content editor with "outliner" features.
- Hierarchical page structure with parent/child relationships.
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- Upload and export resources.
- Global site configuration with Google Analytics support.
- Full site export/import (content and resources).
- Captcha support.
- Proprietary authentication.
- Integrated per-page commenting with email notification.
- Multilanguage content support with localized message bundle auto-selected by browser settings.
- Text resource files editor with ability to create resource files.
- Per-application custom security groups.
- Plugin support.
- Feedback forms with email notification.
- SEO URLs (page aliases) using a table-based redirect system for indexed links.
- Structured page layout based on a custom data-entry form.
- Form field reorder.
- Enhanced caching to increase performance.
- Full data reset capability.
- Enable user commenting for Vosao web site.
- Provide placeholders for any "TODO" pages.
- Use staging site to update documentation and test next release.
- Disqus commenting support.
- Enhanced export.
- Plugin system.
- Browse to edit.
- Site search.
- Navigation menu plugin.
- Per page meta description and keyword settings.
- Field validation with regular expressions.
- User self registration.
- Picasa integration for image hosting.
- Webdav read-only access.
- Generic Velocity Tools support.
- Taxonomy feature.
- RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 feeds.
I'll dabble into it first before I make my final review. I will even try to create a website using Vosao 0.9 CMS to test its reliability when a site is deployed and goes online. From what I see, it's a lot similar to WordPress, only that WP is a very rich web development platform with tons of free plugins and support from an ever-growing community.


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Items where Department is "Faculty of Health and Medicine > Biomedical & Life Sciences" and Year is 2012
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Number of items: 32.
Abdelwahab, Nuha Z. and Crossman, Arthur T. and Sullivan, Lauren and Ferguson, Michael A J and Urbaniak, Mick (2012) Inhibitors incorporating zinc-binding groups target the GlcNAc-PI de-N-acetylase in Trypanosoma brucei, the causative agent of African sleeping sickness. Chemical Biology & Drug Design, 79 (3). pp. 270-278. ISSN 1747-0277
Ahmadzai, Abdullah A. and Trevisan, Julio and Fullwood, Nigel J. and Carmichael, Paul L. and Scott, Andrew D. and Martin, Francis L. (2012) The Syrian hamster embryo (SHE) assay (pH 6.7): mechanisms of cell transformation and application of vibrational spectroscopy to objectively score endpoint alterations. Mutagenesis, 27 (3). pp. 257-266. ISSN 0267-8357
Ahmadzai, Abdullah A. and Trevisan, Julio and Pang, Weiyi and Patel, Imran I. and Fullwood, Nigel J. and Bruce, Shannon W. and Pant, Kamala and Carmichael, Paul L. and Scott, Andrew D. and Martin, Francis L. (2012) Classification of test agent-specific effects in the Syrian hamster embryo assay (pH 6.7) using infrared spectroscopy with computational analysis. Mutagenesis, 27 (3). pp. 375-382. ISSN 0267-8357
Angus, Allan G. N. and Loquet, Antoine and Stack, Séamus J. and Dalrymple, David and Gatherer, Derek and Penin, François and Patel, Arvind H. (2012) Conserved glycine 33 residue in flexible domain I of hepatitis C virus core protein is critical for virus infectivity. Journal of Virology, 86 (2). pp. 679-690. ISSN 0022-538X
Austin, Zoe and Alcock, Ruth and Christley, Robert and Haygarth, Philip and Heathwaite, Louise and Latham, Sophia and Mort, Margaret and Oliver, David and Pickup, Roger and Wastling, Jonathan M. and Wynne, Brian (2012) Policy, practice and decision making for zoonotic disease management:water and cryptosporidium. Environment International, 40 (n/a). pp. 70-78. ISSN 0160-4120
Bernjak, Alan and Stefanovska, Aneta and McClintock, Peter V. E. and Owen-Lynch, P. Jane and Clarkson, Peter B. M. (2012) Coherence between fluctuations in blood flow and oxygen saturation. Fluctuation and Noise Letters, 11 (1). -. ISSN 0219-4775
Bomfim, Theresa R. and Forny-Germano, Leticia and Sathler, Luciana B. and Brito-Moreira, Jordano and Houzel, Jean-Christophe and Decker, Helena and Silverman, Michael A. and Kazi, Hala and Melo, Helen M. and McClean, Paula L. and Holscher, Christian and Arnold, Steven E. and Talbot, Konrad and Klein, William L. and Munoz, Douglas P. and Ferreira, Sergio T. and De Felice, Fernanda G. (2012) An anti-diabetes agent protects the mouse brain from defective insulin signaling caused by Alzheimer's disease- associated Aβ oligomers. The Journal of clinical investigation, 122 (4). pp. 1339-1353. ISSN 1558-8238
Faivre, Emilie and Hamilton, Alison and Hölscher, Christian (2012) Effects of acute and chronic administration of GIP analogues on cognition, synaptic plasticity and neurogenesis in mice. European Journal of Pharmacology, 674 (2-3). pp. 294-306. ISSN 0014-2999
Foulds, Penny and Mann, David and Allsop, David (2012) Phosphorylated α-synuclein as a potential biomarker for Parkinson's disease (Editorial). Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics, 12 (2). pp. 115-117. ISSN 1473-7159
Foulds, Penny and Yokota, O and Thurston, A and Davidson, Y and Ahmed, Z and Holton, J and Thompson, J C and Akiyama, H and Arai, T and Hasegawa, M and Gerhard, A and Allsop, David and Mann, D M A (2012) Post mortem cerebrospinal fluid α-synuclein levels are raised in multiple system atrophy and distinguish this from the other α-synucleinopathies, Parkinson's disease and Dementia with Lewy bodies. Neurobiology of disease, 45 (1). pp. 188-195. ISSN 1095-953X
Gao, Chong and Hölscher, Christian and Liu, Yueze and Li, Lin (2012) GSK3:a key target for the development of novel treatments for type 2 diabetes mellitus and Alzheimer disease. Reviews in the neurosciences, 23 (1). pp. 1-11. ISSN 0334-1763
Ginger, Michael L. and McKean, Paul G. and Burchmore, Richard and Grant, Karen M. (2012) Proteomic insights into parasite biology. Parasitology, 139 (9). pp. 1101-1102. ISSN 0031-1820
Greaves, Erin A. and Copeland, Nikki A. and Coverley, Dawn and Ainscough, Justin F. X. (2012) Cancer-associated variant expression and interaction of CIZ1 with cyclin A1 in differentiating male germ cells. Journal of Cell Science, 125. pp. 2466-2477.
Grishin, Ilja and Tinker, Claire and Allsop, David and Robson, Alex and Kolosov, Oleg (2012) Nanoscale SPM characterisation of nacre aragonite plates and synthetic human amyloid fibres. In: NSTI-Nanotech 2012. CRC PRESS-TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP, Santa Clara, USA, pp. 110-113. ISBN 9781466562745
Hamilton, Alison and Holscher, Christian (2012) The effect of ageing on neurogenesis and oxidative stress in the APP(swe)/PS1(deltaE9) mouse model of Alzheimer's disease. Brain Research, 1449. pp. 83-93. ISSN 0006-8993
Holscher, Christian (2012) Potential roles of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) in neuroprotection. CNS drugs, 26 (10). pp. 871-882.
Horst, Daniëlle and Burrows, Scott R. and Gatherer, Derek and van Wilgenburg, Bonnie and Boer, Ingrid G. J. and Bell, Melissa J. and Ressing, Maaike E. and Wiertz, Emmanuel J. H. J. (2012) Epstein-Barr virus isolates retain their capacity to evade T cell immunity through BNLF2a despite extensive sequence variation. Journal of Virology, 86 (1). pp. 572-577. ISSN 0022-538X
Hunter, Kerry and Holscher, Christian (2012) Drugs developed to treat diabetes, liraglutide and lixisenatide, cross the blood brain barrier and enhance neurogenesis. BMC Neuroscience, 13. pp. 33-38.
Jackson, Andrew P. and Berry, Andrew and Aslett, Martin and Allinson, Harriet C. and Burton, Peter and Vavrova-Anderson, Jana and Brown, Robert and Browne, Hilary and Corton, Nicola and Hauser, Heidi and Gamble, John and Gilderthorp, Ruth and Marcello, Lucio and McQuillan, Jacqueline and Otto, Thomas D. and Quail, Michael A. and Sanders, Mandy J. and van Tonder, Andries and Ginger, Michael and Field, Mark C. and Barry, J. David and Hertz-Fowler, Christiane and Berriman, Matthew (2012) Antigenic diversity is generated by distinct evolutionary mechanisms in African trypanosome species. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 109 (9). pp. 3416-3421. ISSN 0027-8424
Kasai, Takashi and Tokuda, Takahiko and Taylor, Mark and Nakagawa, Masanori and Allsop, David (2012) Utilization of a multiple antigenic peptide as a calibration standard in the BAN50 single antibody sandwich ELISA for Aß oligomers. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 422 (3). pp. 375-380. ISSN 0006-291X
Koudounas, Sofocles and Green, Edward W. and Clancy, David (2012) Reliability and variability of sleep and activity as biomarkers of ageing in Drosophila. Biogerontology, 13 (5). pp. 489-499. ISSN 1389-5729
Li, Lin and Zhang, Zhi-Feng and Hölscher, Christian and Gao, Chong and Jiang, Yuan-Hong and Liu, Yue-Ze (2012) (Val⁸) glucagon-like peptide-1 prevents tau hyperphosphorylation, impairment of spatial learning and ultra-structural cellular damage induced by streptozotocin in rat brains. European Journal of Pharmacology, 674 (2-3). pp. 280-286. ISSN 0014-2999
McGovern, Stephen F. J. and Hunter, Kerry and Hölscher, Christian (2012) Effects of the glucagon-like polypeptide-1 analogue (Val8)GLP-1 on learning, progenitor cell proliferation and neurogenesis in the C57B/16 mouse brain. Brain Research, 1473. pp. 204-213. ISSN 0006-8993
Morris, James A and Harrison, Linda M and Lauder, Robert M and Telford, David R and Neary, Richard (2012) Low dose, early mucosal exposure will minimize the risk of microbial disease. Medical Hypotheses, 79 (5). pp. 630-634.
Popplewell, Jonathan and Swann, Marcus and Brown, Gavin and Lauder, Bob (2012) Fabrication of carbohydrate surfaces by using non-derivatised oligosaccharides. Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.), 808. pp. 221-229.
Pratt, Judith and Winchester, Catherine and Dawson, Neil and Morris, Brian (2012) Advancing schizophrenia drug discovery:optimizing rodent models to bridge the translational gap. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 11. pp. 560-579.
Rhodes, Glenn and Porter, Jonathon and Pickup, Roger (2012) The bacteriology of Windermere and its catchments:insights from 70 years of study. Freshwater Biology, 57 (2). pp. 305-320. ISSN 0046-5070
Roberts, Stephen and McAinsh, Martin and Widdicks, Lisa (2012) Cch1p mediates Ca2+ influx to protect Saccharomyces cerevisiae against eugenol toxicity. PloS ONE, 7 (9).
Robinson, M. and Domingues, P. and Gatherer, Derek and Mills, P. and Patel, A. and McLauchlan, J. (2012) Identification of genes that are differentially regulated during chronic hepatitis C virus infection of the liver using RNA-Seq. Immunology, 137 (Suppl.). p. 117. ISSN 0019-2805
Urbaniak, Michael and Guther, M. Lucia S. and Ferguson, Michael A. J. (2012) Comparative SILAC proteomic analysis of Trypanosoma brucei bloodstream and procyclic lifecycle stages. PLoS ONE, 7 (5). ISSN 1932-6203
Vanni, Emilia and Gatherer, Derek and Tong, Lily and Everett, Roger D. and Boutell, Chris (2012) Functional characterization of residues required for the herpes simplex virus 1 E3 ubiquitin ligase ICP0 to interact with the cellular E2 ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme UBE2D1 (UbcH5a). Journal of Virology, 86 (11). pp. 6323-6333. ISSN 0022-538X
van Beurden, Steven J. and Gatherer, Derek and Kerr, Karen and Galbraith, Julie and Herzyk, Pawel and Peeters, Ben P. H. and Engelsma, Marc Y. and Rottier, Peter J. M. and Davison, Andrew J. (2012) Anguillid herpesvirus 1 transcriptome. Journal of Virology, 86 (18). pp. 10150-10161. ISSN 0022-538X


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Sentencing delayed for former JPD officer
The sentencing hearing for a former Jackson Police Department narcotics officer who pleaded guilty to bribery has been rescheduled for Dec. 19.
Robert Nikita Shegog pleaded guilty July 3 to his role in a scheme to help a man get a reduced sentence in a drug case in exchange for $45,000.
He was scheduled for sentencing this week, but prosecutors filed a motion to continue it, saying "there are issues that need to be solved which could impact the sentence of the defendant."
The document doesn't describe those issues.
U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate entered and order Tuesday rescheduling the hearing.
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Kuwait holds an early parliamentary election on July 27 after the Gulf Arab state's top court dissolved the previous assembly on a legal technicality.
Political parties are not allowed, so lawmakers form loose alliances based on policy, family and religious ties.
Some opposition politicians are boycotting the election in protest over changes to the voting system which were brought in last year.
Liberal, urban politicians are expected to fare well in the election. Many of them boycotted the last vote in December but have split with the larger opposition bloc this time because they want to run for parliament.
The main liberal group taking part is the National Democratic Alliance, which pushes for political and economic reform.
Influential tribes
Leaders of some of Kuwait's most influential tribes, the Awazem, Ajman and Mutair, have also called for participation in the elections.
The groups, which have Bedouin roots and tend to be more socially conservative than the more urban populations, were among the tribes that boycotted the last election.
People with tribal origins are estimated to form slightly more than half of the electorate, so the opinion of such community leaders can be important.
After elections in February 2012, around 34 members of the 50-seat parliament formed a majority bloc. The group, which included Islamists, populists and liberals, boycotted the December 1 election. Now the liberals appear to have split from the group.
Most of the original bloc is expected to boycott the July 27 poll.
Some of the parties taking part in the elections include the Popular Action Bloc, a populist, nationalist group headed by former parliament speaker Ahmed al-Saadoun. It focuses on economic and social issues, but some members have strong tribal support.
Another party, the Islamic Constitutional Movement (Hadas), founded in the early 1990s, is affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. It backs a campaign to make Islamic law the source of legislation and has campaigned against corruption.
There is also the Salafi groups which are influenced by Saudi Arabia's austere version of Islam.
The main Islamic Salafi Alliance opposed votes for women, who were granted suffrage in 2005. It has a smaller influence in political life than more moderate Islamists. Some members may run in this election.
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Bricolage 2.0 Web CMS Based on Ajax
The first major release of the software since 2001 provides numerous new features.
Developers for the new Bricolage 2.0 have reworked the user interface for content editors. An Ajax UI based on the Prototype and Scriptaculous JavaScript frameworks allow editing complex document structures without needing to reload. Bricolage also allows copying and pasting of entire subelements as well as search-as-you-type autocompletion.
Technical underpinnings were also enhanced. Apart from Apache 1.3 being still fully supported, Bricolage now also runs on Apache 2 and the mod_perl2 module. The database used, apart from PostgreSQL (8.1 or later), is MySQL 5.0.3 or later.
An overview of changes is on the Bricolage website. Bricolage 2.0 has source code tarballs available for download; the licensing is the revised BSD.
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Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
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FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
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Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
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CeBIT Open Source Forum Call for Papers
One of CeBIT's most successful forums returns in 2015.
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Redmond joins the revolution by turning the .NET Core Runtime into a GitHub project.
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The other Tyler Murovich can get a laugh without saying a word.
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-- Idaho Fish and Game has 14 leftover moose controlled hunt tags available. The application period runs from June 15 through June 25, and tags left over from this drawing will be available first-come first-served beginning July 10.
Hunts 3002, 3036, 3052 and 3059 each has one tag leftover; 3060 and 3062 each has three tags leftover and hunt 3046 has four leftover tags.
No mountain goat or bighorn sheep tags are available. Check the Moose, Mountain Goat and Bighorn Sheep Rules Brochure and the controlled hunt information section for details on each hunt and specific controlled hunt information.
For a list of hunts numbers and leftover tags available, go to the controlled hunt page.
Controlled hunt applications may be submitted at any hunting and fishing license vendor, Fish and Game office, with a credit card by calling (800)824-3729 or online at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov.
The resident controlled hunt tag and application fee is $180.75. The nonresident controlled hunt tag and application fee is $1,765.75. These fees include a nonrefundable application fee of $6.25. Application and tag fees must be included with applications for moose hunts.
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THE RIGHT WORD makes all the difference between a dull and an engaging text.
With English the international lingua franca, it's essential that your text be available in clear, correct, engagingly written English, free of Dutchisms. When the language is forceful and felicitous, the ideas you're trying to convey will be more quickly grasped. Whatever your text — a book, an essay, an academic work, an exhibition catalogue, a work of fiction, a business report, or a speech to be delivered — finding the right English word or phrase makes for a more attentive reader, while poorly chosen words can sabotage any work
Forest-Flier Editorial Services offers both translation from Dutch to English and editorial advice.
Anything from a one-page report to a book-length work of research or fiction will receive painstaking care, with close attention to spelling and grammar (British or American usage), effective word choice, consistent style, and logical progression of ideas.
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NANCY FOREST-FLIER received her training in English composition at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, in the United States, from which she graduated with honors. She did graduate studies in English literature at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. A writer, her articles have appeared in both American and British publications. She worked as a typographer and type editor for BPE Graphics in New York where she was editor-in-chief. A resident of the Netherlands since 1982, she has been working as a freelance Dutch-English translator and English language editor since 1988 and has built up a solid and faithful clientele.
Her clients include the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (the National Library of the Netherlands), the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, Amsterdam's Verzetsmuseum (the Museum of the Resistance), the Bijbels Museum in Amsterdam, the publishing firms Lemniscaat and Querido, the foundation Ons Erfdeel (publisher of the yearbook The Low Countries), the Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam, the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology in Leiden,and various art museums and galleries, including the Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven), and De Appel Foundation (Amsterdam).
Mrs. Forest-Flier is a member of the Nederlands Genootschap van Vertalers and the Society of English Native Speaking Editors.
Her partner, JIM FOREST, has been an editor and journalist for various newspapers, magazines and news services. He is the author of numerous books for both adults and children and has both edited many publications. He has lived in the Netherlands since 1977.
CURRICULUM VITAE (abridged)
Nancy Forest-Flier
date of birth: 2 June 1949
place of birth: Paterson, New Jersey, USA
- bachelor's degree in English literature and composition (cum laude), 1971
- Hope College, Holland, Michigan, USA
- additional training: Zomercursus literair vertalen (zomer 2000), Nederlandse Taalunie, Den Haag
civil status:
- married to Jim Forest
- six grown children
- moved to the Netherlands in April 1982
- granted Dutch citizenship in 1995 (now a dual national)
professional history:
In 1989 my husband and I began a home-based business, Forest-Flier Editorial Services. My husband is a freelance journalist and writer; I am an editor and Dutch-English translator. This has been my full-time occupation since setting up the business.
professional memberships:
- Nederlands Genootschap van Tolken en Vertalers
- Society of English Native-Speaking Editors in the Netherlands
- I am also an accredited translator of children's literature for the Nederlands Literair Productie- en Vertalingfonds
specialized areas for translation and editing:
art, general cultural history, theology and religion, current affairs, children's literature.
Selected translation projects (arranged according to client):
Anne Frank Stichting, Amsterdam
A Telling Silence, ed. Karen Polak and Judith Schuyf (Dutch title: Een stilte die spreekt). With Lorraine Miller, 2000.
For the Racism and Extremism Monitor (Dutch title: Monitor Racisme & Extremisme):
Monitor reports: Racism and Extremism Monitor, seventh report (Dutch title: Monitor Racisme & Extremisme, zevende rapportage), edited by Jaap van Donselaar and Peter R. Rodrigues (2006); Racism and Extremism Monitor, eighth report, edited by Jaap van Donselaar and Peter R. Rodrigues (2007); Racism and Extremism Monitor, ninth report, edited by Jaap van Donselaar and Peter R. Rodrigues (2011)
Monitor cahiers:
The extreme right: entry and exit (Dutch title: In en uit extreemrechts), Ineke van der Valk and Willem Wagenaar (2010)
ArtEZ Press
The Power of Fashion: About Design and Meaning (ed. Jan Brand and José Teunissen), 2006.
Fashion and Accessories (ed. Jan Brand and José Teunissen), 2007.
Fashion and Imagination: About Clothes and Art (ed. Jan Brand and José Teunissen), 2009.
The New Man (pub. d'jonge Hond & ArtEZ Press), 2010.
Oilily (by Jos Arts), 2010
Color (ed. Jan Brand, Anne van der Zwaag), 2010.
Farmers (photography and compilation: Louise te Poele), 2010.
Askant (for Textware Tekstproducties, Utrecht)
Two Centuries of Solidarity (Dutch title: Twee eeuwen solidariteit: De Nederlandse, Belgische en Duitse ziekenfondsen tijdens de negentiende en twintigste eeuw), by Karel Veraghtert & Brigitte Widdershoven, translated with Yvette Mead, 2007
Baker Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Jesus, the Son of God, by Jakob van Bruggen (Dutch title: Het evangelie van Gods zoon: Persoon en leer van Jezus volgens de vier evangeliën, published by J.H. Kok BV, Kampen, 1996), 1999.
Christ on Earth, by Jakob van Bruggen (Dutch title: Christus op aarde: Zijn levensbeschrijving door leerlingen en tijdgenoten, published by J.H. Kok BV, Kampen, 1987), 1998.
Bijbels Museum Amsterdam (exhibition texts)
Biblical fragrances (2001)
Anabaptists in Amsterdam / Doperdom in Amsterdam (2001)
Senses and statues / Zinnebeelden (2003)
Women of the Bible / Bijbelse Vrouwen (2003)
Della Robbia (2003)
Rembrandt's biblical etchings / Rembrandt en de bijbel: Alle etsen (2006)
Kees de Kort (2007)
Inside Out: Young People and Religion / Binnenstebuiten: jongeren en religie (2008)
Torah: The five books of Moses / Tora, de vijf boeken van Mozes, Ruud Bartlema (2008)
The Lost Temple: Jacob Jehuda Leon (1602-1675) and his model of the Temple of Solomon / De Verdwenen Tempel: Jacob Jehuda Leon (1602-1675) en zijn model van de Tempel van Salomo (2008)
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl (text translated by Susan Massotty, poetry by Nancy Forest-Flier), 1995
Professor Toine van den Hoogen, Radboud University, Nijmegen
Serious frivolity (Dutch title: Ernstige lichtzinnigheid: Een theologisch essay over hedendaagse cultuur als idioom van taal van God, published by Gooi & Sticht, Baarn, 1998).
Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague
Dutch Decorated Bookbinding in the Eighteenth Century, by Dr. Jan Storm van Leeuwen, published Hes & De Graaf Publishers BV, 2006.
Koninklijke Instituut voor de Tropen (Royal Tropical Institute), Amsterdam
Arte: Dutch Caribbean Art, by Adi Martis and Jennifer Smit (Dutch title: Arte. Beeldende kunst van de Nederlandse Antillen en Aruba), 2002.
Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterloo
The Paintings of Vincent van Gogh in the Collection of the Kröller-Müller Museum, edited by Toos van Kooten and Mieke Rijnders, 2003. With Rachel Esner and Diane Webb.
The Drawings of Vincent van Gogh in the Collection of the Kröller-Müller Museum, text by Teio Meedendorp, 2007.
Lemniscaat BV, Rotterdam
A Taste of Rotterdam, edited by Szabinka Dudevszky and Arie Kievit, 2001.
The God of Grandma Forever, by Margriet Hogeweg (Dutch title: De God van oma Vanouds). Published in the US by Front Street, Asheville, North Carolina, 2001.
Jellybeans, by Sylvia van Ommen (Dutch title: Drop). Published in the US by Roaring Brook Press, Brookfield, Connecticut, 2002.
Small Change: How Fifty Dollars can Change the World, by Jurriaan Kamp (former chief economics editor of the NRC Handelsblad), 2003.
Because People Matter: Building an Economy that Works for Everyone, by Jurriaan Kamp (former chief economics editor of the NRC Handelsblad), published in the US by Paraview Publishing, New York (an imprint of Paraview and Simon & Schuster), 2003.
Creepy Crawlies, by Hans Post and Irene Goede (Dutch title: Kriebelpoten). Published in the US by Front Street, Asheville, North Carolina, 2005.
From Head to Tail, by Hans Post (Dutch title: Van kop tot staart). To be published in the US by Front Street, Asheville, North Carolina.
Sheep and Goat, by Marleen Westera (Dutch title: Schaap en Geit). Published in the US in 2006 by Front Street, Asheville, North Carolina. Sheep and Goat was given a star by Kirkus Reviews, which is assigned to books of unusual merit. From the Kirkus review: "…this comforting tale of a developing friendship is replete with gentle humor and filled with subtle philosophy. Simple, evocative drawings perfectly complement the story's warmth and generous spirit. A great choice for young readers and an excellent read aloud." Sheep and Goat was also chosen as a premier selection by the Junior Library Guild (U.S.) for their Fall 2006 program.
Piggy, by Mireille Geus (Dutch title: Big). Published in the US in October, 2008, by Front Street, Asheville, North Caroling. From a review from "Teens Read Too" on the Amazon site: "The story is short but moves quickly. Originally written in Dutch, the story has been translated into English without losing the momentum and flow of the story. It is easy to see why this story received the Golden Slate Pencil, the most prestigious award in children's literature in the Netherlands."
Departure Time, by Truus Matti (Dutch title: Vertrektijd). Published in the US in 2009 by Namelos. In 2011 Departure Time was named a Mildred L. Batchelder Honor Book by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association. "The Batchelder Award is a citation awarded to an American publisher for a children's book considered to be the most outstanding of those books originally published in a language other than English in a country other than the United States, and subsequently translated into English and published in the United States." Each year there is one Batchelder Award winner and two Honor Books. Departure Time was also one of 40 international books listed by the United States Board on Books for Young People for its 2011 Honor List.
[National Programme for the Preservation of Paper Heritage, a collaborative effort of the Koninklijke Bibliotheek ? National Library of the Netherlands ? and the Nationaal Archief ? National Archives of the Netherlands]
Archives Damage Atlas (ed. Erik van der Doe), 2010.
NAi Uitgevers, Rotterdam
Armando: Shaping Memory, by Ernst van Alphen (Dutch title: Armando, Vormen van herinnering), 2000.
Houses in Transformation: Interventions in European Gentrification, 2008.
Robert van 't Hoff: Architect of a New Society, Dolf Broekhuizen (ed.), Evert van Straaten, Herman van Bergeijk, 2010.
Stichting Ons Erfdeel, Rekkem, Belgium.
Since 1995 I have been on the team of freelance translators for The Low Countries, a yearbook of arts and society in Flanders and the Netherlands, published with the support of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in The Hague and the Flemish Ministry of Culture in Brussels.
Uitgeverij Terra Lannoo BV
The World's Finest Railway Journeys (Dutch title: De mooiste treinreizen) by Hans Bouman and Henk Bouwman, 2007
Henk Tromp
A Real Van Gogh: How the Art World Struggles with Truth, pub. Amsterdam University Press, 2010.
Het Verzetsmuseum, Amsterdam
The Dutch Resistance Museum (Dutch title: Het Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam), museum catalogue, 2000.
Koenraad De Wolf
Dissident for Life: Alexander Ogorodnikov and the Struggle for Religious Freedom in Russia, (Dutch original, Dissident voor het leven: Aleksandr Ogorodnikov en de strijd voor religieuze vrijheid in Rusland, published by Lannoo in 2009), 2010.
Selected edited works (according to client):
ArtEZ Press / Uitgeverij Terra Lannoo BV
The Power of Fashion: About Design and Meaning, edited by Jan Brand and José Teunissen, 2006.
Fashion & Accessories, edited by Jan Brand and José Teunissen, 2007
Global Fashion, Local Traditions, edited by Jan Brand and José Teunissen, 2005
Draping, edited by Jan Brand and José Teunissen, 2008
Koninklijke Instituut voor de Tropen (Royal Tropical Institute), Amsterdam
Batik – Drawn in Wax, Itie van Hout, ed., 2001.
Study on Gender, Leprosy and Leprosy Control (4 books), by Corlien Varkevisser, 2001
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text as of 7 February 2011
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