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NTFS-3G works pretty well. I'm not sure FAT32 is really necessary any more.
As far as I know they're only ext2 drivers. Of coarse, you can usually mount ext3 as ext2 without any issues.
What keeps people from implementing ext3 support for Windows? The Linux source code is obviously available, so are Windows ext2 drivers reimplementations that aren't using existing code? Or is there some deeper problem?
I kept all my mp3s on an NTFS partition, and it made amarok incredibly slow for searching through files and even listing them when I wanted to expand a tree. It, of course, also was using up a ton of cpu power. Other intensive programs were causing me other problems, mostly more cpu usage quirks.
NTFS-3g is not perfect and I'd recommend steering clear of relying on NTFS on linux for heavy or day-today usage. I haven't used ubuntu on windows but I can imagine it would give a negative impression due to performance issues. For pulling off the occasion file off another partition, though, it works well.
When I moved all my mp3s to an ext3 partition, all the problems with amarok went away instantly.
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dog licks penisHi, sometimes, my dog lick a little bit peanut butter on my dick and near of my anus. I would like to know if I could catch HIV or HPV ?? I will never do it again, I promise
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello,". . . Sometimes my dog licks a little bit of peanut butter on my dick and near my anus." Hmm. And just how did the PB portion of your PB&J sandwich wind Read more »
Can a pet licking sweat or a cut from a HIV positve persons skin cause them to get sick or even HIV but in animal form whatever that may be? (CATS AND DOGS AND HIV, 2009)Hello there. This may sound like a weird question but I have to ask because the only way to know is... Read more »
HIV infection by licking pussy , sucking nipples ?Hi , I need a urgent help.History/Background : I had sex with a sex-worker 8 days back.I used... Read more »
What You Should Know about Oral Sex...sex. Oral Sex is a Common Practice Oral sex involves giving or receiving oral stimulation (i.e., sucking or licking) to the penis, the vagina, and/or the anus. Fellatio is the technical term used to describe oral contact with the penis.... Read more »
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Hot Topics at The Body's "Ask the Experts" Forums, August 3, 2010...drug users who have risky lifestyles, and transmissions happen when there are additional complications such as lesions on the penis or vagina. It seems that the risk of a heterosexual acquiring HIV from a non-drug user is miniscule. Are straight... Read more »
HIV Transmission...without sterilizing them: This can allow HIV to be transmitted from one partner to the next one who uses the toy. Rimming (licking the anus): This is very unlikely to result in HIV infection. Mutual masturbation (hand jobs) and fisting... Read more »
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New Study: Building awareness of environmental regulation is key to tackling water-related supply chain risk
A brief released today by Sedex Global and World Wildlife Fund finds that the majority of environmental non-compliances in global supply chains originate from a lack of understanding of relevant laws and regulations, despite the fact that the majority of self-assessors believe they meet all relevant requirements.
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March 6th, 2015
Sedex AGM: voting now open for Member Director Elections 2015
Voting is now open for Sedex Board Member Directors. Find out more about each candidate and why they want to be a Sedex Member Director. The closing date for online voting is Friday 20th March
February 25th, 2015
Case study: How Sedex is helping Bacardi to manage its responsible sourcing programme
In this case study David Howson, Global Sustainability Director at Bacardi, explains how Sedex plays an important part in sustainable supply chain management at Bacardi.
February 11th, 2015
Caux Round Table Japan & Sedex Global partner to boost responsible sourcing in Japan
Sedex and Caux Round Table Japan (CRT Japan), the Japanese arm of an international network of principled business leaders working to promote a moral capitalism, announce that CRT Japan is appointed the Sedex Global Representative in Japan.
February 6th, 2015
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With over 6 weeks to go, over 600 people have already registered for the Sedex Global Responsible Sourcing Conference, to be held in London on 25 March 2015.
February 3rd, 2015
New blog: 2015: the year of hyper-transparency in global business
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Supplying the future: supply chains & the post-15 development agenda
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The impacts of climate change on humanity, supply chains, and what companies can do about it
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Ethical Corporation's Responsible Business Summit
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Sedex Business Development Workshop | Lima, Peru
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Improving Worker Well-Being in the Workplace
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Original Article
Antibodies to nuclear lamin C in chronic hepatitis delta virus infection
Article first published online: 6 DEC 2005
DOI: 10.1002/hep.1840120509
Copyright © 1990 American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
Volume 12, Issue 5, pages 1129–1133, November 1990
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Wȩsierska-Ga̧dek, J., Penner, E., Hitchman, E. and Sauermann, G. (1990), Antibodies to nuclear lamin C in chronic hepatitis delta virus infection. Hepatology, 12: 1129–1133. doi: 10.1002/hep.1840120509
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- Issue published online: 6 DEC 2005
- Article first published online: 6 DEC 2005
- Manuscript Accepted: 6 JUN 1990
- Manuscript Received: 14 DEC 1989
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Sera of patients with chronic hepatitis delta virus infection stained the nuclear periphery in indirect immunofluorescence. Using proteins of isolated nuclei, isolated nuclear matrices, the nuclear pore complexlamina fraction and purified lamins A and C as antigen source in immunoblotting experiments, nuclear lamin C was identified as the reactive antigen. Most sera tested (8 of 10) recognized nuclear lamin C exclusively, but not the nuclear lamins A and B. Antibodies reacting with both nuclear lamins A and C, which share extensive sequence homologies, have been reported to occur in autoimmune hepatitis and primary biliary cirrhosis. The present findings suggest that the novel autoantibody associated with chronic hepatitis delta virus infection recognizes an epitope localized in the short carboxyterminal region of nuclear lamin C. (HEPATOLOGY 1990;12:1129–1133).


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The AK-47 assault rifle has its origins in the former Soviet Union. The
designer, Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov, came up with the design after many
attempts at producing several infantry weapons. The AK-47 first appeared in
Soviet service in 1947. Production would continue in the Soviet Union until
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rifles for export sales is Bulgaria.
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what i liked about the graff is it has a resemblance to Pyramid Hefeweizen, which i really enjoy, but i have not yet come around to heavier beers like lager.
what would you suggest for a more introductory, lighter beer to introduce me into beer brewing. i dont have a ton of equipment specific to beer such as a wort cooler or keggles, but i do have a canning pot (i think its 3 gallon's or so) and several fermenters, but no equipment to chill them.
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Check out extract kits at places like Northern Brewer or others and grab any kit that's a style you like. Extract is a great way to get started and doesn't require a lot of equipment. You can boil the wort on the stovetop with a big soup pot and you can chill with an ice bath - just put the kettle in the sink with a bag of ice. Cheers!
Well a hefe is a great starter beer. Pick up a kit and go for it! Don't follow the timeline suggested by the kit instructions, but rather use your hydrometer and do some research.
Hefe's are great because you can turn them around quickly.
hefeweizen is the simplest to make. all it takes is 6 lbs dry extract or 6.6 lbs liquid extract, an ounce of hallertauer hops, and a hefe yeast, like wb-06 dry yeast. with the equipment you already have, you should be almost ready to go
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Grace Booth, 69, long time La Jolla area resident, passed away on July 29, 2013. She was born on April 9, 1944, in Coronado, CA, to Dr. and Mrs. William Booth, the first of their four children.
Grace spent her formative years in both Coronado and La Jolla. She attended schools in San Diego and Pasadena and then finished at the Villa Mercede in Florence, Italy.
She married Gary Anderson in 1962 in La Jolla and soon after their two children were born. They moved to England where they trained as Waldorf teachers. Thereafter they taught at the Waldorf School in Honolulu for several years.
Grace also had a lifetime interest in health and was self-employed with her nutritional business. When she moved to San Diego to be closer to her family, she extended her interests to gardening and even built several raised vegetable beds for her community.
Grace was passionate about her faith and made it the focus of each day. With a history of respiratory difficulty, Grace knew that each day was a blessing. She loved her family dearly and spent what time and energy she had with them.
She leaves behind a daughter, Moira Sustaeta; son, Jason Anderson; and granddaughters, Isabella, Victoria and Alexandra. She is also survived by her sister, Jane Booth Young; brothers, William and Donald Booth; and extended family. Grace was predeceased by her mother, Jane Booth Baker, and her step-father, Joseph Lee Baker, who were well known in the La Jolla community.
Several days before her death, while in the hospital, a nurse commented on the sparkle in her eyes. Grace had said that she was ready to go "home". She is, indeed, in her Heavenly home.
A memorial service is planned on August 22, 2013, at 1:30 p.m. at La Jolla Presbyterian Church Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donations be made to: The International Bipolar Foundation, 895Towne Center Dr. #105-360, San Diego, CA 92122.
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This was of the best tour choices we made while in Rome!! The tour, scheduled early in our stay, exposed us to most Rome landmarks and sharpened our awareness of those that we wanted the revisit in more detail.
We thoroughly enjoyed this informative and beautiful tour experience. Our guide, Bruno, was incredibly knowledgable and moved us through all areas of the tour areas at a good pace - not too fast and not too slow. His historical knowledge of Rome highlights was scholarly and helped bring many aspects to life.
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This was the Best Thing to do in Rome. It rained from time to time. They supplied a bycycle cape and safety hats to protect us. The guide spoke English and was enthusiastic throughout. We saw things that were fantastic, too much to write about here. The guides knowledge was just so impressive. Bikes were good, we cycled in the main on safe side streets.. Really the best tour ever. Rich 62 years and Julie 56 years.
it was amazing, fun and good for value. I saw Rome by riding along streets and it was the best way to see Rome in 6 hrs. thank you so much for such a good experience. Anne
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Best tour ever. Got to bike around Rome in sections that you would never walk to as a tourist. The guide was very nice and easy to talk to. Knew a lot about Rome and ancient Rome. I would do this tour every time I went to Rome. Got to taste local food that was recommended by our guide. Pizza, Expresso and Gelato! All we amazing and in off the beaten paths of tourist. Cecilia was amazing! Ask for her every time!
An excellent guide very friendly and informative, thank you for a wonderful experience
Fantastic. Bikes were excellent and Cecelia was an expert in history and art. She took very good care of us. Would have liked 2 more hours.
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This was the unexpected highlight of our Rome trip!! Our guide, Pia was just great! She gave us history about everywhere we stopped and always so informative! We saw back streets of Rome and attractions we would have missed if we had not taken this tour!! It was raining the day we went, and ponchos were provided (along with the ever so important helmets) so we were dry and safe! If you only do one "tour" in Rome - make sure it's this one! Brave the winter weather - your group will be small and it's an experience you'll talk about for a long time!!
The best thing I did in Rome. I did the trip after 8 hours being in Roame and it set me up so that I knew where to go. Our guide was amazing. He really have you a history lesson in 4 hours. I was impressed at how much attention was given to our safety. I would recommend this to anyone.
Amazing experience. Best and most unique way to see much of Rome, especially when you're only there for a couple days.
great day in Rome. The guide was the best
Great trip . We were 11 mums on a weekend away - this trip was definately one of our highlights. Cecilia our guide was lovely. Very kind and knowledgeable. Very interesting snippets of info that wouldnt be found in a guide book. No need to be concerned about traffic - only the odd pedestrian in the way!
Would do it again, and again !
Our bike tour of Rome was excellent and met all of our expectations and more. Our guide was informative, pleasant and answered all our questions. We travelled the back roads of Rome to all the main attractions, where we learnt so much history in a non rushed environment. This is a must for all visitors to Rome, it changed my opinion of the City. I have been before and liked it, but this time I came away really loving Rome.


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When Blum applied for her $25,000 loan, she was screened by Haft, then referred to a city-run small business services agency that helped her create a business plan. Though HFLS took no collateral, borrowers have to supply two guarantors, whose credit is checked. Eventually, a board of experts approved the cash.
Haft said he screens out roughly two-thirds of applicants and that the board approves more than three-quarters of those that he recommends to them. So far the screening process has worked: There have been no defaults, though roughly half the money loaned so far is currently outstanding.
Tzvi Rosenbaum, a stocky, blue-eyed member of the Skver Hasidic community, already owned his Boro Park grocery store when he approached HFLS last summer. A former student at the Skver kollel, or graduate-level yeshiva, in Boro Park, Rosenbaum left at age 21 to work as an administrator at the elementary school summer camp of his community.
In his telling, Rosenbaum's life has two protagonists: himself and his rebbe. "He tries to get everybody to stay by learning," Rosenbaum said of Rabbi David Twersky, spiritual leader of the Skver Hasidim, explaining his initial reluctance to work.
Rosenbaum worked for years at the summer camp, and then at the elementary school, before finding his métier in the grocery business. Dressed in a black vest with his peyes, or sidelocks, curled tightly behind his ear, he talked excitedly about the improvements to Rosenbaum Food Center that the $25,000 loan he received from HFLS allowed him to make.
Now the store has an outdoor space to sell fruits and snacks. Rosenbaum also installed new lights. When he told the old owner about the new lights, the old owner said it was a mistake: Now customers would see the dust on his shelves.
"When he told me that, I understood why he wasn't making money," Rosenbaum said, standing in the back of the scrupulously scrubbed store.
Rosenbaum has plans for growth. He printed up magnets listing the types of food he sells and sent them to customers and members of the Skver community to advertise his delivery service.
Kollel students shop at his store. He says that they don't look down on him. "I try to work alongside everything it says in the Torah," Rosenbaum said.
Novick and Haft hope their program will expand. A similar program targeting Russian-speaking Jews is winding down, Haft said, because the immigrant generation is aging out while the children are getting professional jobs.
Among the Hasidim, however, they see room for growth. "This is what they do. They don't go to college, they go to kollel or they open a business," Haft said. "The problem is finding qualified candidates."
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Chen Yueyi (Chinese: 陳月儀; 565?-650?), later Buddhist nun name Huaguang (華光), was a concubine of Emperor Xuan of Northern Zhou, an emperor of the Chinese/Xianbei dynasty Northern Zhou.
Chen Yueyi's father was Chen Shanti (陳山提), and she was his eighth daughter. Chen Shanti was initially a servant of the Northern Wei general Erzhu Zhao, and after Erzhu's defeat by Gao Huan became a servant to Gao. He served as a general in several administrations of Northern Qi, founded by Gao's son Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi, eventually achieving the title of Prince of Xieyang. After Emperor Wu of Northern Zhou destroyed Northern Qi in 577, Chen Shanti became a Northern Zhou general and carried the title of Duke of Xiyang. In 579, Chen Yueyi was selected to be an imperial consort for Emperor Xuan, with the title of Defei (德妃). A month later, Emperor Xuan passed the throne to his son Emperor Jing and took an atypical title for a retired emperor, "Emperor Tianyuan" (天元皇帝, Tianyuan Huangdi). He subsequently decided that in addition to his wife Empress Yang Lihua, he would create three more empresses, and Consort Chen was selected as one -- with the title of Empress Tianzuo (天左皇后, Tianzuo Huanghou), subsequently changed in spring 580 to Tianzuo Da Huanghou (天左大皇后). Subsequently, as he wanted to create one more empress, he changed her title to Tianzhong Da Huanghou (天中大皇后) so that her Tianzuo Da Huanghou title could be given to Empress Yuchi Chifan. Among the empresses, she was said to be closest to Empress Yuan Leshang, as they entered the palace at the same time and were the same age, and they were also both favored by Emperor Xuan.
Emperor Xuan died in summer 580, and Empress Yang's father Yang Jian became regent. Empress Chen became a Buddhist nun with the name of Huaguang, and she outlived Yang Jian's subsequent Sui Dynasty. According to both the Book of Zhou and History of Northern Dynasties, she was still alive as of the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang (626-649), but nothing further was recorded in either of those two official histories about her.[1]
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This week, we lost my "Greatest" Aunt Natalie, Nana Hall's sister, the youngest of eight, born four days shy of my grandmother's 21st birthday. My grandmother, the eldest, married at 22 and had a child about a year later. I suspect three-year old Natalie got a kick out of having a nephew, perhaps requiring him to address her as "auntie" amongst their classmates, when they reached school age. She was seven when my dad was born, and adored "little Bobby".
Life wasn't easy. The Great Depression began when she was a babe. The family struggled; being unable to afford blankets, they used coats. They moved frequently and Natalie's father, John Galatis Haines, held many different jobs (read about them here). Natalie lost her dad at fourteen, just before Christmas, and her mom, Edith Bernice (Lansil) Haines, only eight years later.
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My grandmother married into a wealthier family and initially had little contact with her kin. Likely her new husband feared that the financial burden of Natalie's struggling family would fall into his hands. Despite this inequity and the vast age difference, Ede and Natalie were close. Aunt Natalie was the only of my grandmother's siblings who was with us on holidays, birthdays and special occasions. She was our fun, wild, outgoing and crazy (in a good way) great-aunt who we jokingly referred to as our "Greatest" Aunt Natalie – she got a kick out of the pun. Christmas gifts were delivered with the "wrong" labels – Linda got David's, David got Nancy's and Nancy got Linda's. It was the same every year; she would claim exasperatingly, "I can't believed I mixed things up again!!!". We unwittingly believed, and laughed at her foolishness (while she likely had a good laugh at our gullibility).
On Christmas she came armed with handouts for our annual sing-along; poems she crafted from family history, set to familiar Christmas tunes.
Natalie, an avid genealogist, planned vacations around our heritage. She tracked the Lansil's in Bangor, Maine, dragged her husband and children through cemeteries and visited our homelands of Llanfairfechan, Wales and Richibucto, New Brunswick, Canada. She spoke of Stephen Hopkins, our Mayflower ancestor and William Grout, our Revolutionary War hero – she "hooked" me and I became a genea-adict! Several years ago, I was overjoyed to become the recipient of the Roots Research Books – Lansil & Haines full of letters from many long deceased (and living) cousins, photos and other fascinating documents (such as"Mary Haines Diary" and the record of seaman Charles V. Lansil's drowning off Bar Harbor) rich with details of our heritage, captured in the 1970's, long before the public Internet.
This past summer, on a trip to New Brunswick, my husband and I followed her footsteps with hopes to locate the, "Welcome to Richibucto", signs Natalie had visited in the 1970's when she was about my age, and to FINALLY locate the "long lost" family of Jennie Ferguson, Natalie's paternal grandmother and my g-g-grandmother (her story here). Alas, we succeeded at neither.
Natalie was ahead of her time and a "blogger" in 1999, long before the term blogger was coined. She left a wonderful array of posts with touching family stories and experiences: click here for her BLOG and here for a post I wrote of her blog.
Natalie's self-written bio reads:
Melrose, Massachusetts welcomed me on September 26, 1928. Of the two boys and five girls, I was the baby of the Haines family. That family moved to the next town, Malden, in 1931. My claim to fame was portraying the princess in the 5th grade operetta at the Glenwood School. I graduated in 1946 from Malden High School's Commercial Course. Then, at a bank in Boston, learned how to wire the control boards for IBM computers.
Ed Thomson, a returned combat veteran of WWII, and I married in October, 1947, and had two outstanding children, Joanne, born 1953 and Edward, born 1958. Later, they further enriched the family by marrying Don and Patty and parenting five wonderful grandchildren.
For about a decade, I taught Sunday School while my children were growing. Ed served as a Deacon and we both worked on varied committees at church. In addition to our careers, our interests centered around our children's activities. Starting in 1965, I helped organize the Central Little League Auxiliary in Malden. My husband coached a winning team. For many years I took various courses at local colleges. Ed died of cancer-from-smoking in April 1983.
It took a lot of money and several futile attempts for me to give up smoking. Then, by chance, I learned about a group called Nicotine Anonymous. I faithfully attended meetings, absorbed the message, and now it is eleven years since I've smoked a killer-cigarette.
For twenty years I worked for Intercity Homemaker/Home Health Aide Service. I retired as Administrative Assistant after years as a Caseload Manager.
In 1993, I moved back to Melrose. My stride has become comparatively a stroll, but retirement continues to be pleasant, productive and poetically progressive.
Rest in Peace my Greatest Aunt Natalie and thanks for the wonderful legacy….AND if you can hear me, please send a SIGN to help us FINALLY find Jennie Ferguson's parents John and Elizabeth!!!!
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Natalie Haines Thomson, longtime resident of Malden and Melrose, died Friday, March 13, 2015. She is survived by her daughter the Rev. Joanne Thomson (Donald Hausch) of Madison, WI; her son Edward M. Thomson of Malden; by grandchildren Patrick Kelley, Paul Hausch, and Jessie Hausch; by her step-grandson Justin Maggs; and nephew Charles (Ann) Hall. She was preceded in death by her husband Edward Joseph Thomson; by her daughter-in-law Patricia (Carrico) Thomson; by her step-grandson Richard Maggs; by her parents Edith (Lansil) and John Haines; and by seven brothers and sisters (Edith, John, William, Doris, Walter, Marion, and Bernice).
Natalie was for many years a case manager at Intercity Homemaker Service in Malden, and through her work she became acquainted with almost everyone in the area who needed help caring for an elderly or disabled loved one. She thrived on the many relationships she made while matching home health aides and homemakers with her clients. In addition to her work at Intercity, Natalie worked throughout her life at a variety of jobs in Malden and Boston as a bookkeeper or as an administrative assistant.
She brought her considerable organizational talents to volunteer and community work. She belonged to the First Congregational Church in Malden, where she taught Sunday School, served on committees, and produced masterful roast beef dinners. She organized one of the first auxiliaries of the Malden Central Little League, raising funds to support players and teams.
But in her family, Natalie was known as a poet, writer and genealogist. Every family event, each birthday, graduation, or anniversary, was marked by a poem created uniquely for the occasion. Natalie kept journals throughout her life, recording her thoughts and observations. She spent years researching her ancestors long before the Internet, creating meticulous documentation for future generations. After retirement she became part of the Silver Stringers at the Melrose Senior Center, which developed an online newspaper for senior citizens, one of the first of its kind.
Natalie loved nothing better than being with people. She was the most extroverted person ever born, had a legendary sense of humor, and was filled with endless curiosity about people and their stories. She made numerous friends among the shopkeepers in and around Melrose Square while on her daily walks for the past 20 years.
Visitation will be held at Weir MacCuish Family Funeral Home at 144 Salem St, Malden on Friday, March 20th from 4:00 to 8:00 PM. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 21 at 11:00 am at the Melrose Highlands Congregational Church (UCC) at 355 Franklin St., Melrose, with the Rev. Beth Horne officiating. Visitation will precede the service at 10:00 AM at the church.
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Antiviral drugs are a class of medication used specifically for treating viral infections. Like antibiotics for bacteria, specific antivirals are used for specific viruses. Unlike antibiotics, antiviral drugs do not destroy their target pathogen but inhibit their development.
Antiviral drugs are one class of antimicrobials, a larger group which also includes antibiotic, antifungal and antiparasitic drugs. They are relatively harmless to the host, and therefore can be used to treat infections. They should be distinguished from viricides, which are not medication but destroy virus particles outside the body.
Most of the antivirals now available are designed to help deal with HIV, herpes viruses (best known for causing cold sores and genital herpes, but actually causing a wide range of diseases), the hepatitis B and C viruses, which can cause liver cancer, and influenza A and B viruses. Researchers are working to extend the range of antivirals to other families of pathogens.
Designing safe and effective antiviral drugs is difficult, because viruses use the host's cells to replicate. This makes it difficult to find targets for the drug that would interfere with the virus without harming the host organism's cells.
The emergence of antivirals is the product of a greatly expanded knowledge of the genetic and molecular function of organisms, allowing biomedical researchers to understand the structure and function of viruses, major advances in the techniques for finding new drugs, and the intense pressure placed on the medical profession to deal with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the cause of the deadly acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) pandemic.
Almost all anti-microbials, including anti-virals, are subject to drug resistance as the pathogens mutate over time, becoming less susceptible to the treatment. For instance, a recent study published in Nature Biotechnology emphasized the urgent need for augmentation of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) stockpiles with additional antiviral drugs including zanamivir (Relenza) based on an evaluation of the performance of these drugs in the scenario that the 2009 H1N1 'Swine Flu' neuraminidase (NA) were to acquire the tamiflu-resistance (His274Tyr) mutation which is currently wide-spread in seasonal H1N1 strains.
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Conservators in Germany have joined the protest over plans to relocate the world-famous collection of Old Masters in Berlin's Gemäldegalerie. Under the Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz's (Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation) plan, the estimated 3,000 works will move into the much smaller Bode Museum to make way for modern art including the collection of Ulla and Heiner Pietzsch. Any Old Master that cannot be displayed in the smaller space will go into storage for an estimated six years until a new space is found for the collection on the capital's Museum Island.
The move, which was announced at the beginning of July, poses a "significant conservation risk", said a statement released by the Bonn-based Verband der Restauratoren (Association of Restorers) on 19 July. The association, which has around 2,500 members, argues that the Pietzsch collection should move into the Gemäldegalerie only when a suitable location has been found to accommodate the Old Masters. "Only then can transport be reduced and the possibility that large parts of the collection will disappear into stores for years be avoided," the statement said. "Any handling, packaging and transportation—even within the building—means mechanical stress and climatic changes to the works, which weakens their substance."Around 12,000 people, including Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia, have signed a petition against emptying the Gemäldegalerie of its Old Masters. The petition was set up by Jeffrey Hamburger, an art historian at Harvard University. Earlier, the Verband Deutscher Kunsthistoriker (Association of German Art Historians) wrote an open letter to Germany's minister of culture, Bernd Neumann, protesting "vehemently" against the plans. But the Bundestag has already made €10m available for the renovation of the Gemäldegalerie, setting the wheels in motion for the move.The Berlin-based collectors Ulla and Heiner Pietzsch have donated 150 works of art, valued at €120m. But their gift was made on the condition that the works by artists including Magritte, Pollock and Ernst will eventually be on permanent display.Heiner Pietzsch, an industrialist, has hinted to the German media that should the deal collapse, their heirs would have a lot of art to sell.
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Please dont do that, i give you a big warehouse to put that modern garbage, let the classical art intact.
That the alte meisters should be removed to make way for the neue meisters is a step towards supporting ignorance of European cultural history. It is a tragedy. A place for the modern works should be found elsewhere.
To follow up my previous comment - if its not the family demanding the removal of the present collection to show their gift & its not the curators - who is ?
Whilst I fully understand the wishes of the Pietzsch family that their donation should be on view (too many museums hide donations), to force a major museum to store much of its original collection just to gratify their egos, sorry, their terms & conditions in the immediate future is disgusting. Find an old town house or build a new museum & then it can be on permanent view without disrupting anyone & then both collections can be admired equally. If the family don't want to give the buildings, encourage a sponsor to ....
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