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Buyers and Sellers are equally advantaged. Homes sell at approximately the same rate at which they are listed. Homes will often sell at the asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $40,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have increased by 3% over the past 3 months. This is 57% lower than the state average of $1,296 and 189% lower than the country average of $2,388.
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|Recently Sold: 22
|Reduced: 11
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The average home price in 74441 is $129,288, which is 37.3% higher than the average sold price in 74441 ($94,144) . The average home price per square foot in 74441 is $81 and about 2% of all homes in 74441 sold in the last 6 months. For 74441 home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 1,332 property records or search our 22 recently sold or 34 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in 74441 are only a part of the 1,229,189 properties and 21,096 homes for sale in Oklahoma. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of 74441 also influence the average home price $110,980 and average sale price $166,872 of Oklahoma. Listing counts, 74441 home prices and home values in 74441 are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.
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Playing With: Girl Posse
Basic Trope: A group of girls who follow around the Alpha Bitch and tend to parrot her views.
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- Straight: Lucy is the most popular girl in school, and has a small group of devoted followers: Alexia, Bonnie, Courtney and Debbie. These girls tend to follow Lucy around school, echoing her views and acting as her enforcers.
- Exaggerated:
- Alexia, Bonnie, Courtney and Debbie follow Lucy everywhere, and each has a complimentary personality: Alexia is all about hitting Anything That Moves, Bonnie is Lucy's second-in-command, Courtney is always looking for ways to secretly backstab Lucy and become top dog, and Debbie is a Dumb Blonde who's too ditzy to realize her friends are jerks.
- Each girl has no personality of their own or even speak following the alpha bitch around like mindless drones. They dedicated their lives from birth to follow their leader, and whenever one asks what they'll do without the Alpha Bitch around. They give a confused look.
- Downplayed: The Alpha Bitch's friends are supportive of her, but have their own personalities and question some of her more heinous deeds.
- Justified: Lucy is popular, despite her abrasive personality, so it's only natural she has several girls willing to bend over backwards to stay in her favor and be popular too.
- Inverted:
- Lucy follows a bunch of popular girls.
- Liza is either a Lovable Alpha Bitch or a Spoiled Sweet School Idol, and Amanda, Bethany, Chelsea and Dorothy are her more benevolent counterparts to Lucy's Alexia, Bonnie, Courtney and Debbie.
- Gang of Bullies.
- Subverted:
- Lucy is popular, but her personality keeps her 'friends' from wanting to spend too much time around her.
- Lucy and her friend reveal themselves to be more loyal to each other when one is in need.
- Double Subverted: However, a few girls decide that dealing with her all the time is a small price to pay for popularity.
- Parodied: Lucy is always surrounded by a gaggle of mindless girls who parrot whatever she says and carry her around everywhere... even when she sleeps.
- Zig Zagged: Lucy is obsessed with being pretty and popular because she's struggling to compete with the memory of her "perfect" sister— who has passed away. Lucy's best friend clings to her because her mother is an abusive alcoholic. Lucy and her friends respond inappropriately to the pressures they're under by ridiculing and bullying "unpopular" girls. Also, Lucy's friend Alice is good friends with a girl in band, but ignores her at school. Some of Lucy's victims decide to fight back, and exact a revenge much worse than any of the petty things Lucy and friends had done.
- Averted: Lucy is not usually accompanied by any more than the occasional friend.
- Enforced: The principal wants an ordinary school, so he makes sure the bratty popular girl always has a bunch of other girls around her.
- Lampshaded:
- "Hey, wait - why are we so eager to be the slaves of a person nobody really likes?"
- "So, if I get a makeover and start acting bitchy, does that mean that I'll get minons too?"
- Invoked: Lucy deliberately seeks out impressionable, easy-to-control girls so she can surround herself with them as a show of power.
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: "Get away from me! Disgusting freaks, don't you have any minds of your own? You think I'll just let you leech off of me?!"
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- Deconstructed: Since they spend so much time hanging around Lucy, people associate all of Lucy's negative traits with them, too. They may be "popular," but only as shadows of her... and when Lucy falls from grace, so do they. Nobody bothers to get to know them, just seeing them as extensions of Lucy. They have no real friends aside from Lucy, even within their own seemingly tight-knit circle.
- Reconstructed:
- But who cares about any of that, because they're, like, popular!
- They then form a new knit of friends as each other, even if Lucy treated them nastily. That doesn't mean they should treat each other like her.
- Played For Laughs: Lucy's friends not only parrot her, but do so in a Creepy Monotone, as if lobotomized.
- Played For Drama:
- Lucy's friends are secretly terrified of invoking her wrath should they ever break from the group, efficiently chaining themselves to her.
- They are given a "The Reason You Suck" Speech for following her like mindless drones they are.
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Jacques Audiard's prison drama hailed as 'a masterpiece' as it takes the festival's inaugural best film prize
The acclaimed gangland thriller De Battre Mon Coeur S'est Arrêté (The Beat That My Heart Skipped) leads the field at the César awards, France's equivalent to the Oscars.
Philip French: ... a work of authority, maturity and intensity that improves on Toback's original film
Depending on your point of view, James Toback's Fingers from 1978 is either one of the great US independent films of the 1970s or a sprawling and incoherent mess. Fingers is the movie in which Harvey Keitel plays a tormented would-be concert pianist whose day job is collecting debts for his mobster father.
Jacques Audiard's films expose the reality beneath the gloss of French society. He made his name by puncturing the myth of the Resistance. Now he has turned his attention to the false glamour of gangsterism, writes Peter Lennon.
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A Mississippi State first was announced by the Southeastern Conference on Tuesday morning when right-hander Chris Stratton was chosen as the Southeastern Conference Pitcher of the Year.
It's hard to imagine the college baseball postseason throwing anything else at the Mississippi State Bulldogs that they can't handle.
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2014 Draftees included, here's a whole state of the system:
GRADE A Top 25 Prospect in the game and perennial All-Star potential
1. Robert Stephenson RHP AA - Still the crown jewel of the system, he should replace whichever of the three pitchers (Cueto, Leake, Latos) the Reds decide to trade before their walk year in the 2015 rotation.
GRADE B Top 100 Prospect in the game and above average starter potential
2. Jesse Winker OF A+ - He should be promoted to Pensacola immediately, and if his numbers there look anything like his numbers everywhere else, he will join Stephenson in Grade A territory.
3. Michael Lorenzen RHP AA - Also has Grade A potential and could reach it if/when he starts missing more bats. A Cincinnati callup before the end of 2015 is not out of the question.
4. Nick Travieso RHP A - Having a nice bounceback season after a rocky 2014. First class stuff.
5. Ben Lively RHP A+ - Has hit some light turbulence for the first time in his pro career over the last couple weeks. Still should be in Pensacola after the Bakersfield All-Star game.
GRADE C Should have a major league career
6. Yorman Rodriguez OF AA - Continues to be polarizing and disappointing, although he's still one of the youngest players in AA. The tools are still there, so there is plenty of time, but he won't be helping fill the void as the Reds LF anytime soon.
7. Phil Ervin OF A - Another disappointing start, and moreso when you consider he's a year older than Yorman yet struggling two levels behind. Hopefully he turns it around soon.
8. Nick Howard RHP A - The debut of the 2014 first round pick comes right after last year's first round pick. If Howard's pro debut is anything like his converted reliever predecessors in Lorenzen or Cingrani, he could shoot up the list. I'd like to see him start in Dayton.
9. Seth Mejias-Brean 3B A+ - Competition just got a lot stiffer for SMB with the drafting of Blandino and Sparks. He should get a bump to Pensacola by midsummer and can hopefully continue to produce there to stay ahead of the new draftees.
10. Jon Moscot RHP AA - While his stuff and his strikeouts aren't overwhelming, he continues to get great results. Could get bumped to Louisville soon to make room for Lively.
11. Alex Blandino 2B/SS A - Will be interesting to see where he starts - both level-wise and position-wise. I've heard he'll start at SS but likely eventually ends up as BP's heir at 2B. Not sure how he fits in at SS vis-a-vis Daal in Dayton or Thompson in Billings. As an advanced college hitter, I'd start him in Dayton.
12. Taylor Sparks 3B A - Ditto vis-a-vis the last two fellow second-round 3B: Rahier in Dayton and Franklin in Billings. I liked the upside with this pick if he can make contact. Could be a Mark Reynolds-lite.
13. Carlos Contreras RHP AA - Hasn't pitched since April but the stuff is there. Question still remains is he a starter or closer?
14. Kyle Waldrop OF A+ - Cooled off a bit after a hot start. Would still like to see how he stacks up to Juan Duran in Pensacola.
15. Carlton Daal SS A - Lots of errors but otherwise a strong full season debut for the best SS prospect in the system. Can he stay there?
16. Junior Arias CF A+ - Lots of tools but injured. The OF version of Contreras.
17. Tanner Rahier 3B A - Like Travieso, a nice bounceback season after a disappointing debut last year. Will be challenged by all the 3B competition within the organization.
18. Dan Corcino RHP AA - Experiencing a resurgence of sorts. Future is still probably as a reliever, but nice to see him experiencing success as he's still young.
19. David Holmberg LHP AAA - Also injured, horrific start to the season.
20. Ismael Guillon LHP A - Needs to be challenged in Bakersfield.
KEEP AN EYE ON (TOO EARLY TO TELL) - the top 10 guys to watch in Rookie Ball
Jose Ortiz C
KJ Franklin 3B
Cory Thompson SS
Shane Mardirosian 2B
Gavin LaValley 1B
Jeremy Kivel RHP
Mark Armstrong RHP
Wyatt Strahan RHP
Jacob Constante LHP
Luis Tabata LHP
Winker and Waldrop to the Pensacola OF
Wright and Mejias-Brean to the Pensacola INF
Guillon and Langfield to the Bakersfield Rotation
Lively to the Pensacola Rotation
Moscot to the Louisville Rotation
I'd really like to see them try to convert KJ Franklin into a catcher. I've been saying this since the day he was drafted, but more so than ever now with the 3B depth ahead of him in the organization - Frazier, Silviero, Mejias-Brean, Rahier and Sparks. So far the conversion of another 3B to C - David Vidal - seems to be working. Franklin could cut his teeth in the AZL while undergoing this change, at least until Jose Ortiz gets bumped to Dayton.


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YIELD: Makes about 8 dozen
ACTIVE TIME: 1 1/2 hr
TOTAL TIME: 5 hr
Stir together baking soda and water until baking soda is dissolved.
Beat together butter, brown sugar, and baking soda mixture with an electric mixer until pale and fluffy.
Whisk together flour, salt, and spices, then mix into butter mixture until combined well. Stir in almonds. Form dough into 3 (10- by 3-inch) logs and wrap tightly in plastic wrap. Freeze logs until firm, about 4 hours, or overnight.
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Keeping remaining logs frozen, cut 1 log crosswise into slices slightly less than 1/4 inch thick and arrange slices 1 inch apart on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake in middle of oven until set, 12 to 14 minutes, then transfer to racks to cool. Slice and bake remaining dough in same manner.


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Article: Amino acid preferences of retroviral proteases for amino-terminal positions in a type 1 cleavage site.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The specificities of the proteases of 11 retroviruses were studied using a series of oligopeptides with amino acid substitutions in the P1, P3, and P4 positions of a naturally occurring type 1 cleavage site (Val-Ser-Gln-Asn-Tyr downward arrowPro-Ile-Val-Gln) in human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1). Previously, the substrate specificity of the P2 site was studied for the same representative set of retroviral proteases, which included at least one member from each of the seven genera of the family Retroviridae (P. Bagossi, T. Sperka, A. Fehér, J. Kádas, G. Zahuczky, G. Miklóssy, P. Boross, and J. Tözsér, J. Virol. 79:4213-4218, 2005). Our enzyme set comprised the proteases of HIV-1, HIV-2, equine infectious anemia virus, avian myeloblastosis virus (AMV), Mason-Pfizer monkey virus, mouse mammary tumor virus (MMTV), Moloney murine leukemia virus, human T-lymphotropic virus type 1, bovine leukemia virus, walleye dermal sarcoma virus, and human foamy virus. Molecular models were used to interpret the similarities and differences in specificity between these retroviral proteases. The results showed that the retroviral proteases had similar preferences (Phe and Tyr) for the P1 position in this sequence context, but differences were found for the P3 and P4 positions. Importantly, the sizes of the P3 and P4 residues appear to be a major contributor for specificity. The substrate specificities correlated well with the phylogenetic tree of the retroviruses. Furthermore, while the specificities of some enzymes belonging to different genera appeared to be very similar (e.g., those of AMV and MMTV), the specificities of the primate lentiviral proteases substantially differed from that observed for a nonprimate lentiviral protease.Journal of Virology 09/2008; 82(20):10111-7. DOI:10.1128/JVI.00418-08
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ABSTRACT: An intracellularly expressed defective human immunodeficiency virus type-1 (HIV-1) protease (PR) monomer could function as a dominant-negative inhibitor of the enzyme that requires dimerization for activity. Based on in silico studies, two mutant PRs harboring hydrophilic mutations, capable of forming favorable inter- and intra-subunit interactions, were selected: PR(RE) containing Asp25Arg and Gly49Glu mutations, and PR(RER) containing an additional Ile50Arg mutation. The mutants were expressed and tested by PR assays, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and cell culture experiments. The mutant PRs showed dose-dependent inhibition of the wild-type PR in a fluorescent microtiter plate PR assay. Furthermore, both mutants were retained by hexahistidine-tagged wild-type HIV-1 PR immobilized on nickel-chelate affinity resin. For the first time, heterodimerization between wild-type and dominant-negative mutant PRs were also demonstrated by NMR spectroscopy. (1)H-(15)N Heteronuclear Single Quantum Coherence NMR spectra showed that although PR(RE) has a high tendency to aggregate, PR(RER) exists mainly as a folded monomer at 25-35 microM concentration, but in the presence of wild-type PR in a ratio of 1:1, heterodimerization occurs with both mutants. While the recombinant virus containing the PR(RE) sequence showed only very low level of expression, expression of the viral proteins of the virus with the PR(RER) sequence was comparable with that of the wild-type. In cell culture experiments, infectivity of viral particles containing PR(RER) protein was reduced by 82%, at mutant to wild-type infective DNA ratio of 2:1.Protein Engineering Design and Selection 08/2008; 21(7):453-61. DOI:10.1093/protein/gzn022
Article: Constitutive and UV-B modulated transcription of Nod-like receptors and their functional partners in human corneal epithelial cells[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To determine the transcription pattern of Nod-like receptors (NLRs) and inflammasome components (apoptosis-associated speck-like protein containing a CARD [ASC], CARD inhibitor of NFkB-activating ligands [Cardinal], and caspase-1) in human corneal epithelial cells obtained from healthy individuals undergoing photorefractive keratectomy and in immortalized human corneal epithelial cells (HCE-T). Human corneal epithelial cells were taken from the eyes of healthy individuals by epithelial ablation for photorefractive keratectomy (PRK). The SV-40 immortalized human corneal epithelial cell line (HCE-T) was cultured. mRNA obtained from the cells was reverse transcribed and subjected to quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) measurements. Protein obtained from HCE-T cells was studied using the western blot technique. HCE-T cells were irradiated by UV-B light or treated with ultrapure peptidoglycan, and the effects were studied at the mRNA and protein level while the supernatant of the cells was tested for the presence of various cytokines by using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) methods. mRNA levels of the studied proteins in the primary cells of the donors were similar in most cases. The transcription of Nod1, Nod2, NLRX1, Nalp1, and Cardinal was similar in the two cell types. While the expression of Nalp3 and Nalp10 was higher in HCE-T cells, ASC and caspase-1 showed higher transcription levels in the primary cells. NLRC5 and Nalp7 were hardly detectable in the studied cells. Functionality of the Nod1/Nod2 system was demonstrated by increased phosphorylation of IkB upon Nod1/Nod2 agonist ultrapure peptidoglycan treatment in HCE-T cells. While UV-B irradiation exerted a downregulation of both Nalp and Nod mRNAs as well as those of inflammasome components in HCE-T cells, longer incubation of the cells after exposure resulted in recovery or upregulation only of the Nalp sensors. At the protein level, we detected a short isoform of Nalp1 and its expression changed in a similar way as its RNA expression, but we could not detect Nalp3 protein. Among the studied cytokines, only IL-6 was detected in the supernatant of HCE-T cells. Its constitutively secreted level increased by only twofold after 24 h of UV-B irradiation. Based on our experiments, UV-B irradiation appears to exert an immunosilencing effect on the HCE-T cells by downregulating most of the sensor molecules as well as the components of the inflammasomes. Expression profiling of corneal epithelial cells suggested that the HCE-T cells may not serve as a good model for Nalp3 or Nalp1 inflammasome studies but it may be better suited for studies on the Nod1/Nod2 systems.Molecular vision 02/2008; 14:1575-83.
Article: Bovine leukemia virus protease: comparison with human T-lymphotropic virus and human immunodeficiency virus proteases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Bovine leukemia virus (BLV) is a valuable model system for understanding human T-lymphotropic virus 1 (HTLV-1); the availability of an infectious BLV clone, together with animal-model systems, will help to explore anti-HTLV-1 strategies. Nevertheless, the specificity and inhibitor sensitivity of the BLV protease (PR) have not been characterized in detail. To facilitate such studies, a molecular model for the enzyme was built. The specificity of the BLV PR was studied with a set of oligopeptides representing naturally occurring cleavage sites in various retroviruses. Unlike HTLV-1 PR, but similar to the human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1) enzyme, BLV PR was able to hydrolyse the majority of the peptides, mostly at the same position as did their respective host PRs, indicating a broad specificity. When amino acid residues of the BLV PR substrate-binding sites were replaced by equivalent ones of the HIV-1 PR, many substitutions resulted in inactive protein, indicating a great sensitivity to mutations, as observed previously for the HTLV-1 PR. The specificity of the enzyme was studied further by using a series of peptides containing amino acid substitutions in a sequence representing a naturally occurring HTLV-1 PR cleavage site. Also, inhibitors of HIV-1 PR, HTLV-1 PR and other retroviral proteases were tested on the BLV PR. Interestingly, the BLV PR was more susceptible than the HTLV-1 PR to the inhibitors tested. Therefore, despite the specificity differences, in terms of mutation intolerance and inhibitor susceptibility of the PR, BLV and the corresponding animal-model systems may provide good models for testing of PR inhibitors that target HTLV-1.Journal of General Virology 08/2007; 88(Pt 7):2052-63. DOI:10.1099/vir.0.82704-0
Article: Characterization of the murine leukemia virus protease and its comparison with the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 protease[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The protease (PR) of Murine leukemia virus (MLV) was expressed in Escherichia coli, purified to homogeneity and characterized by using various assay methods, including HPLC-based, photometric and fluorometric activity measurements. The specificity of the bacterially expressed PR was similar to that of virion-extracted PR. Compared with human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) PR, the pH optimum of the MLV enzyme was higher. The specificity of the MLV PR was further compared with that of HIV-1 PR by using various oligopeptides representing naturally occurring cleavage sites in MLV and HIV-1, as well as by using bacterially expressed proteins having part of the MLV Gag. Inhibitors designed against HIV-1 PR were also active on MLV PR, although all of the tested ones were substantially less potent on this enzyme than on HIV-1 PR. Nevertheless, amprenavir, the most potent inhibitor against MLV PR, was also able to block Gag processing in MLV-infected cells. These results indicate that, in spite of the similar function in the life cycle of virus infection, the two PRs are only distantly related in their specificity.Journal of General Virology 06/2006; 87(Pt 5):1321-30. DOI:10.1099/vir.0.81382-0
Article: Amino acid preferences for a critical substrate binding subsite of retroviral proteases in type 1 cleavage sites.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The specificities of the proteases of 11 retroviruses representing each of the seven genera of the family Retroviridae were studied using a series of oligopeptides with amino acid substitutions in the P2 position of a naturally occurring type 1 cleavage site (Val-Ser-Gln-Asn-Tyr Pro-Ile-Val-Gln; the arrow indicates the site of cleavage) in human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1). This position was previously found to be one of the most critical in determining the substrate specificity differences of retroviral proteases. Specificities at this position were compared for HIV-1, HIV-2, equine infectious anemia virus, avian myeloblastosis virus, Mason-Pfizer monkey virus, mouse mammary tumor virus, Moloney murine leukemia virus, human T-cell leukemia virus type 1, bovine leukemia virus, human foamy virus, and walleye dermal sarcoma virus proteases. Three types of P2 preferences were observed: a subgroup of proteases preferred small hydrophobic side chains (Ala and Cys), and another subgroup preferred large hydrophobic residues (Ile and Leu), while the protease of HIV-1 preferred an Asn residue. The specificity distinctions among the proteases correlated well with the phylogenetic tree of retroviruses prepared solely based on the protease sequences. Molecular models for all of the proteases studied were built, and they were used to interpret the results. While size complementarities appear to be the main specificity-determining features of the S2 subsite of retroviral proteases, electrostatic contributions may play a role only in the case of HIV proteases. In most cases the P2 residues of naturally occurring type 1 cleavage site sequences of the studied proteases agreed well with the observed P2 preferences.Journal of Virology 05/2005; 79(7):4213-8. DOI:10.1128/JVI.79.7.4213-4218.2005
Article: Development of a microtiter plate fluorescent assay for inhibition studies on the HTLV-1 and HIV-1 proteinases[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The proteinase of human T-cell leukemia virus type-1 (HTLV-1), similar to the proteinase of human immunodeficiency virus type-1 (HIV-1), is a potential target for chemotherapy, since the virus is associated with a number of human diseases. A microtiter plate fluorescent assay was developed for the HTLV-1 and HIV-1 proteinases for direct comparison of the inhibition profiles of the enzymes. It was established that, except for Indinavir, none of the inhibitors designed against the HIV-1 proteinase were able to inhibit the HTLV-1 proteinase in the studied concentration range, while two reduced peptide bond-containing peptides having the sequence of HTLV-1 cleavage sites were inhibitors of the HTLV-1 proteinase. One of these was potent enough to be used for active site titration of the HTLV-1 proteinase.Journal of Virological Methods 09/2004; 119(2):87-93. DOI:10.1016/j.jviromet.2004.03.001
Article: Narrow substrate specificity and sensitivity toward ligand-binding site mutations of human T-cell Leukemia virus type 1 protease.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Human T-cell leukemia virus type 1 (HTLV-1) is associated with a number of human diseases; therefore, its protease is a potential target for chemotherapy. To compare the specificity of HTLV-1 protease with that of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) protease, oligopeptides representing naturally occurring cleavage sites in various retroviruses were tested. The number of hydrolyzed peptides as well as the specificity constants suggested a substantially broader specificity of the HIV protease. Amino acid residues of HTLV-1 protease substrate-binding sites were replaced by equivalent ones of HIV-1 protease. Most of the single and multiple mutants had altered specificity and a dramatically reduced folding and catalytic capability, suggesting that mutations are not well tolerated in HTLV-1 protease. The catalytically most efficient mutant was that with the flap residues of HIV-1 protease. The inhibition profile of the mutants was also determined for five inhibitors used in clinical practice and inhibitor analogs of HTLV-1 cleavage sites. Except for indinavir, the HIV-1 protease inhibitors did not inhibit wild type and most of the mutant HTLV-1 proteases. The wild type HTLV-1 protease was inhibited by the reduced peptide bond-containing substrate analogs, whereas the mutants showed various degrees of weakened binding capability. Most interesting, the enzyme with HIV-1-like residues in the flap region was the most sensitive to the HIV-1 protease inhibitors and least sensitive to the HTLV-1 protease inhibitors, indicating that the flap plays an important role in defining the specificity differences of retroviral proteases.Journal of Biological Chemistry 07/2004; 279(26):27148-57. DOI:10.1074/jbc.M401868200
Article: Retrovirális proteinázok vizsgálata a rezisztencia kialakulásának megértéséhez, és felhasználásuk biológiai folyamatok szabályozására = Study of retrovial proteinases to understand development of resistance and their use in regulation of biological processes[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Számos, gyógyszerrezisztenciában megjelenő mutációt tartalmazó HIV-1 proteináz specificitását, gátolhatósági profilját és dimerstabilitását jellemeztük. A gátolhatósági profilok elkészítéséhez nagykapacitású floreszcens mérési módszert dolgoztunk ki. Eredményeink arra utaltak, hogy a mutánsok gátolhatóságát jelentősen befolyásolta a ligandok konformációs flexibilitása, továbbá az enzim egyik régiója képes volt mutációktól függetlenül a ligandhoz illeszkedni. Cefalosporin származékokat tartalmazó vegyületkönyvtár szűrésével különleges, unkompetitív mechanizmusú HIV-1 proteináz inhibitorokat azonosítottunk. A HIV-1 fertőzés korai szakaszában szubsztrátként valószínűsített nukleokapszid fehérje hasításával kapcsolatban szubsztrát-mutagenezis és kinetikai vizsgálatokat végeztünk és a mutációkat a HIV vírusba bejuttatva korrelációt tapasztaltunk a fertőzőképesség és a nukleokapszid fehérje proteolitikus érzékenysége között. Különböző retrovírusok természetes hasítási helyeit reprezentáló oligopeptidekkel összehasonlítottuk retrovirális proteinázok specificitását, mely alapján a HTLV-1 proteáz szubsztrátspecificitása meglehetősen szűknek bizonyult. Egy HIV-1 természetes hasítási helyet reprezentáló oligopeptid sorozattal végzett korábbi szubsztrátspecificitási vizsgálatainkat részben kiegészítettük úgy, hogy az adatsor már 11 retrovirális proteáz adatait tartalmazza. Egy alhely feltérképezésével kapott eredményeink jól korreláltak a retrovírusok filogenetikai analízisével. | Specificity, dimer stability and inhibition profile was determined for several HIV-1 protease mutants harboring mutations occurring in drug resistance. To perform the inhibition profiling, a new, high-throughput fluorescent assay was developed. Our results suggested that the inhibition of the mutants was stronlgy dependent on the conformational flexibility of the inhibitors, furthermore, a critical region of the enzyme was able to fit flexibly to the ligands, independently from its mutations. Screening a library of cephalosporin derivatives, inhibitors uniqally acting in an uncompetitive manner were identified. Mutational and kinetic studies were performed on the nucleocapsid protein, which is suspected to be a substrate of the viral protease in the early phase of infection, and mutations were introduced into an infectious HIV-1 clone. There was a correlation between the protease sensitivity of mutant nucleocapsid proteins and the infectivity of the clones. The specificity of various retroviral proteinases was compared using a large set of oligopeptide substrates representing naturally occurring cleavage sites of various retroviruses: the specificity of HTLV-1 protease appeared to be fairly narrow. We have complemented our previous specificity studies performed with a substrate set representing an HIV-1 cleavage site to probe a substrate binding subsite of 11 retroviral proteases. The results obtained correlated well with the philogenetic analysis of retroviruses.
Article: A harmadik szinapszis. Molekuláris kölcsönhatások az elhaló sejtek és az azokat eltávolító makrofágok, dendritikus sejtek között. = The third synapsis. Molecular interactions between dying cells and macrophages or dendritic cells.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A tudományos iskola keretében új interdiszciplináris kutatási terület megteremtésére került sor az apoptótikus sejtek és az azokat eltávolító sejtek közötti harmadi szinapszis tanulmányozására. Megállapítottuk, hogy a transzglutamináz 2 (TG2) enzim szerepet játszik az apoptotikus sejtek eltávolításában, az enzim hiányában autoimmun kórkép alakúl ki. A TG2 bejuthat a sejmagba, sejtbiokémiai hatása összefügg génkifejeződés befolyásolásával. Alzheimer kórban a TG2 résztvesz kovalensen összekötött fehérje aggregátumok létrehozásában. A TG2 védőhatást fejt ki a sejtelhalással szemben májsejtekben és szívizomsejtekben G fehérje, ill. protein diszulfid izomeráz aktivitásával. A PPAR? szerepet játszik az apoptótikus sejteket eltávolító fagocitáló képesség kialakításában fokozva fagocitózis gének kifejeződését. A PPAR?, a retinoid receptor és az LXR receptor szignál utak összekapcsolódnak a makrofágok koleszterol szintjének szabályozásában. A PPAR? aktiváció hatására a dendritikus sejekből fokozott fagocitózisra, hatékony lipid prezentációra és iNKT aktivitásra képes alpopuláció alakul. Apopto-fagocita Taqman Low Density Array-t fejleszttünkl 94 gén mennyiségi kifejeződése vizsgálatára. Az autofágiával elhaló sejtek eltávolítása szintén fagocitózissal történik, specifikus gének indukálódnak. A dendritikus sejtek kölcsönhatása apoptótikus vagy nekrotikus sejtekkel alkalmas az immunválasz finom szabályozására. | In the supported Research School a new interdisciplinary research area has been developed to study the third synapse formed between apoptotic cells and those which engolfe them. It has been established that the transglutaminase 2 (TG2) enzyme plays an important role in the clearance of apoptotic cells, the lack of this enzyme leads to autoimmune disease. TG2 can enter the nucleus and its cell biochemical effects are related to modulation of gene expression and modification of the cytoskeleton. In Alzheimer's disease TG2 participates in the formation of covalently cross-linked protein aggregates. TG2 can protect hepatocytes and cardiomyocytes against apoptosis through its G protein and protein disulphide isomerase activities. PPARγ contributes to the development of phagocytic capacity of macrophages by inducing specific phagocytic genes. The PPARγ, rretinoid and LXR receptor signal pathways are interlinked in regulating cholesterol content of cells. Activation of PPARγ in dendritic cells leads to the development of a subpopulation with increased phagocytic capacity, effective lipid presentation and iNKT activity. An apopto-phagocytic Taqman Low Density array has been developed for quantitative measuring of 94 genes in parallel. Cells dying by autophagy are removed by the same mechanism as apoptotic cells while specific phagocytic genes are induced. Dendritic cells interacting with apoptotic cells can fine tune the immune system.
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Id like to propose a slightly expanded, and perhaps more radical way of looking at and working with astrology. We could call it non-dual astrology. The premise is, that in order to manifest the highest form of any particular configuration, including your birth chart, or the chart of the planets as they are in any particular now, it is important to occupy the chart at the center point, which means beyond duality. So if there is a planet in a particular sign, one always has to take into consideration the opposite sign as well, whether there is a planet there or not. Imagine the infinity symbol overlaid on each polarity.
Lets use now as an example. There is no Cancer without Capricorn. The Sun is in Cancer, along with Mars in close conjunction. Very soon, on July 1st, there will be a full moon in Capricorn, which will be in conjunction with Pluto, although not exactly. We are moving into position to receive a very strong experience of the Cancer/Capricorn polarity, so lets look at it.
Cancer is ruled by the moon, Capricorn is ruled by Saturn. So we have the soft sensitivity of the moon on inside, and the protective shell of Saturn on the outside. The moon also represents women and the mother, and Saturn represents the father and corporate patriarchal kind of male. Like all astrological symbols, each has an entire spectrum of qualities.
What Ive been noticing about this polarity lately is what happens with the public (Cancer, Moon), and the state, and authorities. (Capricorn, Saturn).
Bear in mind that, unless you can embody BOTH ends of a polarity, you will find a tendency for the more negative aspects of the signs at each end to come forth. So in this case, a public that is easily led by creature comforts, like cattle, (Cancer rules the stomach
.think about it, cows have THREE stomachs !) is faced off against (opposite) a rigid control structure (Capricorn). Old McDonald had a farm.
Why is the public so easily led? Because most people are not in the non-dual understanding. They cannot conceive of taking their own authority and responsibility (Capricorn) for their security (Cancer). Nor can those in positions of supposed authority imagine being strong (Capricorn) and sensitive (Cancer) at the same time. Somehow they have lost the ability to empathize. They are not operating from the center, but rather stuck at the Capricorn end. The idea that corporate power has anything to do with true male energy is completely erroneous. The Saturnian idea of male ego power through domination is an anachronistic concept that has been held in place way too long.
Cancer is the family, the familiar, the home, the hearth. But consider how the family and the state interact. From the moment a child is born into a family, from the mother (Cancer), the child is signed up as property of the state (Saturn) through the birth certificate, and entered into the corporate process (Capricorn). All of us received, without our knowledge, a strawman corporate identity, (the name in all capital letters) which corresponds directly with the formation on the inside, of our ego structure. It is a CONTRACT, a contraction. It is unconscious, we live it out without an awareness of it. Capricorn and Saturn rule contraction in all its forms.
In case you still arent familiar with what the straw man is, this is a great little 5 minute introduction to the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME7K6P7hlko
As long as the family complies with the social contract then the state is happy, because their investment is well protected. Because, as little unconscious corporate entities, we are really just cattle, complete with brands and ear tags, the property of the controllers. But the state does not like it when the cattle start to think for themselves. This makes it much more difficult to herd them. When we wake up to the Infinity that we truly are, all these corporate structures are revealed for the deception that they are. They are all contracts with implied consent. In other words, they assume it is binding, because you havent said no, even though the terms were never disclosed.
Lets consider the Moon for a moment, and her two primary relationships. The moon is one of the female planets, (along with Venus) and of course, is the counterpart, or consort, of the Sun. She is silver, he is gold. They rule adjacent signs and houses: Cancer and Leo, 4th and 5th houses. They are neighbors, meant to be together. Every month the moon goes through her cycle with the Sun.
This relationship between the moon and the sun is part of the alchemical process. The Sun is the gold, the philosophers stone. The Moon is the personal essence, the aspect of Being that can be personal, connected, empathic, caring, and which makes it possible to look at the light of the Sun. It brings the light into a form that we can use in the mundane sense. It is the light shining through the face of the enlightened ones. It is the hearth of the heart, where a fractal of the Infinite transcendental Sun fire is kept alive within each of us.
But alchemy is about the transformation of lead into gold. Saturn is lead. The Moon has a very different relationship with Saturn. They rule the opposite signs of Cancer and Capricorn. They are the parents, the husband and wife, the protector and nurturer, but also enforcers of the familiar.
Now, familiarity seems like a good thing at first glance, but notice what happens. When something is familiar to you, you think you know it. So then the temptation arises to forget to be present, and instead to take things for granted. Isnt that how families work so much of the time?
Even in a very basic example, if you know that this is a tree, you dont have to really become present (which can be unbearable, truly), and really SEE what a miraculous occurrence a tree is. Everything has a label, we know what its called, so we miss what it really IS, in its pure radiant existence, beyond any labels.
But this is the desired effect of the controllers (Saturn). If they can keep you totally preoccupied with the familiar, then they are free to use your energy for whatever purposes they need, without you ever even noticing. But if you are not willing to even look at how that really happens, then you and the controllers are a match made in heaven. (well, maybe its actually made in hell.)
They can just throw up some sports on the TV, and youll be all screaming and shouting for your favorite team, and meanwhile, behind your back, they will be selling your grandchildren down the river for some pieces of plastic. They can manufacture whatever drama on the TV, tell you its real, and youll just buy it, eat it up, like a cow grazing in the PASTure.
Saturn and the Moon, have another connection, too, besides the fact that they rule the Capricorn/Cancer polarity. Saturn has a 28 year cycle through the signs, and the moon has a 28 day cycle. The Moon rules our emotional body, which receives conditioning from an early age, and Saturn is the source of the conditioning, i.e. the societal structures, school, career, business, the past, the ancestors, and so forth. David Icke has written and talked about the Saturn-Moon Matrix, which is an interesting hypothesis that is somewhat borne out by astrology. Personally, i am very suspect of a lot of the energies we are bombarded with, that come up in our behaviors. I am not convinced that humans are like this innately. I am suspicious of this relationship of Saturn and the Moon, there is an ongoing distortion there that we need to be aware of. The moon moves around the earth, almost like a satellite dish, a broadcasting device. It definitely amplifies the energies of whatever planet it contacts for the few hours that a lunar transit is in effect. You can experience this for yourself, by watching the positions of the planets every day with an ephemeris.
Saturn is the outermost of the personal planets. You could think of the orbit of Saturn as the city walls, for example, past which we dare not go, as it is scary and unknown out there. The city wall (ego) is there to protect us, but then it becomes our prison. Our person is our prison. The way the prison is enforced is through the Saturnian realm of time and money. We will not make it to freedom (Uranus) until we can decode Saturns program and tell him, like Jesus told Satan (Saturn) : get thee behind me!. When Saturn is behind us, we are beyond the city walls. But this takes great courage. It takes walking out on your own two feet. There are no guarantees out there beyond the castle walls, anything can happen. The outer planets past Saturn are forces beyond our control (Saturn). But there is where we discover our freedom (Uranus), bliss (Neptune), and power (Pluto).
So that is the theme for this month. Since Mars is in Cancer as well, the hysterical part of Cancer may well be activated. The fiery Mars is out of his element here, quite literally. Cancer is the womb, hyster, from Greek hustera, meaning womb . As the Sun and Mars move into opposition to Pluto and square Uranus, the public hysteria (Cancer) may build quite intensely.
Also of particular note is that the USA is a Cancer nation, born on the 4th of July, and that Mars and the Sun will be crossing the natal Sun of the USA very closely together. Since Mars is the planet of aggression and war, i would not be surprised if some kind of explosive (Pluto) and aggressive (Mars) energy really peaks during this time, (the first week or two of July) especially in or related to the US, which seems to have the misguided idea that it is everyones parent.
For this energy, fortunately there is also an antidote, in the form of Neptune, which is retrograde in Pisces right now. As the Sun and Mars move through Cancer, they will be trine Neptune. The solution is to surrender (Neptune, Pisces) directly to Source, and to find the true power (Pluto) there/here. To realize that you, as the Source itself, can embody the creative power of the Divine, and can change things even at the atomic and subatomic level (Pluto), moment to moment. The surrender process dissolves the contracted state, transforms particles into waves, which are much more fluid, and changes possibilities, timelines, and possible futures. It is a process similar to lucid dreaming, available in pure presence beyond thought. It is direct participation in the process of creation.
We have not even scratched the surface of our creative potential here. Any problems in the dream state are instantly dissolved upon awakening. No need to solve them, they have evaporated. We cannot solve the problems we have at this point with struggling and fighting. That is a set-up, to keep us trapped here. Its simply time to wake up. Together.
Lets look for a minute also, at the position of Saturn right now, in relation to the square of Uranus and Pluto. I have mentioned it before. Saturn is in a 45 degree semi-square to Pluto, and since both are retrograde and moving slowly, they will be like this for 2 or 3 months.
The waning 45 degree semi square is an 11th house, an Aquarian kind of relationship. This is the moment when the group (Aquarius) transforms, as individuals within the group realize that they will be a much more effective and integral part of the group if they fully realize and express their unique expression and true power as an individual (Leo, the opposite sign), and share that in the context of the group. We will find that everyones life paths and gifts intersect and complement each other in miraculous and synchronistic ways. But in order for that to happen, we each have to stand up and be seen, in our radiance (Leo, Sun), above the status quo of group-think. Any group-think bandwagon you happen to be on will not help. Group-think doesnt like it when anyone stands out and shines.
As the I Ching says in Hexagram 22, Grace: He lends grace to his toes, leaves the carriage and walks. (The feet here are regarded as more substantive than the carriage, suggesting that one must rely on ones own inner worth rather than a vehicle of ostentatious superficiality. Suggested is the need to abandon a crutch of some kind. )
The group can be a crutch, reinforcing incomplete views, and wasting your time. It is time to know for yourself. Then you can approach the group in a whole new way.
But this is going to be gradually pressed out of us, like juice from fruit in a juice press, with the immense pressure of the tightening restrictions and controls (Saturn), both physical and non-physical, being inflicted on humans all over the planet. It will be dawning on us that we really have to step up to the plate and offer our gifts and cooperate, together, because we are all carrying solutions, or we all will go down with the ship. But as we begin that process we will notice more and more fellow explorers, and creative system hackers, until we realize we have reached critical mass.
Things could very quickly accelerate in a positive direction. We have some very powerful aspects coming later in the year that show increased joy of cooperation and a large movement towards practical correction. We are, after all, in Sophias Correction now, according to the Gnostic scholar John Lash. This is the moment when the planet begins correcting the primal mistake of the illusion of separation, and she needs our participation.
It cant and wont happen without our conscious participation.
The other aspect which i have mentioned before, but which is much stronger now, is the direct conjunction of Venus with Jupiter in Leo, and both are trine Uranus in Aries now. The Venus Jupiter conjunction signifies abundance, and the Uranus trine can make it spontaneous and unexpected. There is a lot going on behind the scenes with the financial system, we hear rumors of good things. Some of these may start to come to pass, as soon as Saturns vice-grip on humanity begins to loosen.
This aspect is very positive for people connecting in an awakened and loving creative spirit and working together. Really, the only antidote for all the destruction is creation. Creative energy in whatever form is the best way to move forward. And with the Sun and Mars trine Neptune right now, music and dancing are very helpful. Whenever you feel angry, dance it out, sing, play music, create art, integrate the energy, surrender, and then allow any action that arises from that space beyond reactivity. And with Jupiter involved, we mustnt forget the tremendous transformative power of our most human of qualities, our sense of humor.
Responsibility is the ability to respond in a conscious way, not just out of reactivity, which is the way of ego. When both ends of the Capricorn/Cancer polarity are embodied, we have true response-ability (Capricorn) based on a deep sensitivity (Cancer) of the connectedness of everything and everyone. But when they are left separate in duality, Cancer is emotionally reactive and hysterical, and Capricorn is rigid, controlling, patriarchal and hierarchical.
The eternal being has no problem with being grounded and focused (Capricorn), and empathetic and sensitive (Cancer) at the same time. Sometimes the shield (Capricorn) is needed to protect the sensitivity (Cancer). These are all qualities that arise effortlessly when needed. This is just one small example of how to remain at the center of a polarity, embodying both without getting stuck at one end or the other in a polarized state.
Fighting against the matrix will exhaust you. Once you overcome one obstacle, they will throw another one up in front of you. There is no winning at their game, if you want to keep your soul intact. Yes, they make a law protecting whatever, but then the next round of politicians comes online, and they repeal the law, and all the work to get that law instated was wasted. Dont make the mistake of asking some imagined authority for permission to have what is already yours (i.e., your inalienable rights) .
If you are exhausted, you are not a threat, because you are too preoccupied with the familiar. Your schedule has to be packed with things to do. Work, family, and entertainment (i.e. distraction). Its an old trick. Dont take the bait. Turn left, take a new direction, YOUR OWN. Be still and know. Invent yourself anew. Take responsibility (Saturn) for yourself. Dont wait for Mommy (Cancer) and Daddy (Capricorn) to approve. Dont wait for some politician who doesnt care about you to fix everything. Its never going to happen.
I guarantee you, there is something right in your immediate environment that needs fixing, that needs YOU and your talents, and you can get to work on it right away. We are needed EVERYWHERE now. Realize as you work on the local level, that there is a fractal going on. Everything is connected. Your small effort is like a seed that can grow into a tree. Go for it. The Butterfly Effect is in full swing.
The art of the hearth is to hear the earth. Sit quietly in your place, keep the fire alive, and receive direct instruction from the planetary mother, the earth.
The following is from the Chandra Symbols, a book called Inside Degrees by Elias Lonsdale, which are similar to the Sabian Degree Symbols, but very different too. Here are the symbols for the degrees of the Sun, and the moon for this full moon:
A violent hail storm.
Great disruption serves long-term continuity. By submitting yourself periodically to excruciating soul ordeals, to severe tests and trials, you make sure that your destiny is self-renewing. You pull in, at these junctures, what is alien or strange or far removed from your own way of being; by suffering the imposition of the dark stranger, you completely shake up all smug structures. Much of your life is keyed into enduring under onslaught, being able to form yourself into one who can encompass absolutely anything. The path indicated is neither chaotic nor random. It is sharply pointed to take on experiences and lessons that are needed and to fully transmute the karmic sequences. You have a core commitment to tackling the hard stuff with a fury of intent that is just enough to make the whole thing work, revealing that you can do the impossible if your will is singular and your inner strength to go the distance is as solid and real as any obstacle, and even more so.
A man drinking blood from the vein in a horses leg.
Being driven to tap whatever source promises inward sustenance, you are wildly propelled to journey anywhere, do anything, go to any lengths to come upon something vital here in the world. Tending to feel desperate, abandoned, forsaken. Unable to find what you crave in any of the usual places. Instead, magnetized to the wild and the free and whatever has yet to become tainted by civilization. Drawn far back to gain propulsion to go forward with conviction and power, and with deep embodied presence that cannot be taken away from itself by any passing wind.
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Its the new moon, in Gemini, June 16. The Sun, Moon and Mars are all conjunct in Gemini, the sign of the infinite mirror. The Witness is like a mirror, reflecting what IS. And we are going to need the Witness now. Because Saturn has just sneaked back into Scorpio, and is hoping nobody noticed. But we do notice, dont we?
In some way Saturn has some unfinished business, and its time for us to catch him with his pants down. He remains in 45 degree semi-square with Pluto, which is a very public, no secrets kind of relationship. The curtain has been pulled on the backroom deals. The power structure is the ego game, and it hasnt got a leg to stand on. If it is not good for everyone, it is not good.
At the beginning of August the children of creation (you know who you are) are going to meet up with Saturn and turn him around, when Jupiter in Leo squares Saturn, just as he turns direct. But for now we have to keep our eye on him, because hes going to be trying some of his old tricks, trying to vampire off of our fear. But he is going to see that he has no more customers.
Its time for the court jester to roast him. Those with no sense of humor have lost their humanity.
With this Gemini new moon, keep your eyes (Gemini rules the eyes) open. The sword of truth is poised, ready to cut the lies. The sword of words (Mars in Gemini) is now fully functional. Use it wisely! The Witness can now testify.
Today, June 11, and for the next few days, there is a change of climate going on. Very often, i notice that a change in the astrological climate gets reflected in the actual weather as well. Today the moon is in Aries, conjunct Uranus, which is part of a harmonic aspect with the Sun and Mars in Gemini and Jupiter in Leo. The blue triangle at the top of the chart shows this aspect. Also the Uranus Pluto square is activated today.
There is a changing of the guard going on. There is a very powerful heart force (Sun/Mars conjunction) aligned with the warriors of truth (Uranus in Aries, Mars home sign) and the creative joy of Jupiter in Leo. The opportunity is there to realize just how much creative power you have, and to combine it with others. (Uranus rules groups). The Gemini Sun and Mars urge us to simply reflect reality and act spontaneously from there, without thought.
For me, a good image for Gemini in its most positive manifestation, is that of two mirrors facing each other. You can see infinity. When the mind rests in non dual contemplation, illuminated by the heart, infinity is revealed. Gemini is ruled by Mercury, the quicksilver substance of mind, which is just going direct, or forward today, after being retrograde for the last few weeks. The mind has come to a stand, and is turning now to look outward again. With great curiosity and innocence (Gemini) we can begin to act on our visions (Neptune in Pisces).
Also of note is that Pluto in Capricorn, and Saturn, are both retrograde. The power structure is falling apart. Saturn is about to return to Scorpio for a final purge. The way of ego (Saturn) no longer works. Both Saturn (ego) in Scorpio (death) and Pluto (death) in Capricorn (ego) can include the process of ego death. They are also in a 45 degree semi-square with each other, which has the harmonic power of 8, the alchemical process of change. We can think of semi squares as the higher octave of squares, which have the power of four, and represent change. The 8th harmonic semi square (1/8th of the circle) reveals a deeper layer of change, a transformation of substance itself.
The power structure on the planet is undergoing a massive shift. If we really want to see things change, we can assist it by understanding how the matrix has infected our lives. Going off-grid is so much more multi-dimensional than simply having solar panels. If you use your solar panels to run your TV to watch the news, well, what kind change is that?
The ego, which is the belief in separate self, and the contraction of the body-mind around that belief, is the way the matrix keeps you under control. Saturn, and Capricorn, represent that process. It is the limit of the personal self. This limit is based on a contraction, even in the subtle bodies. So we enter into contracts with the government, corporations, and each other, which all help enforce the domination of ego in our lives. Contracts are binding. Notice the contraction in your own body and mind. That is helping to create the hologram we are now experiencing. We can each do our part in letting that way of being go, by going through our own process of releasing the contraction of ego from our energy field and body. We WILL see it reflected in the world outside.
Over the last few years we have let go of a lot. The square of Uranus and Pluto has been grinding us down, as a very deep shift occurs. This square has been the stage set for the whole scenario of the last 5 years. We have recently turned the corner with these energies, and now we are starting to gain some momentum towards the new. The current configuration encourages us to begin to connect with our people and get to work, towards the new vision.
Think of the moon almost like a radar, which brings down to earth for a few hours the energies of whatever planet it contacts. Today the moon brings us the energy of Uranus. Uranus is part of both configurations, the harmonic triangle with the Sun and Jupiter, and the immense challenge of the Pluto Uranus square. Today the opportunity is there to connect with radical solutions, and the people who will help bring them about. Dont forget that you are a vital part of the puzzle. Each of us IS the process of Source Creation itself. Now is the time to offer your unique creative solutions into the mix.
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In this article, we propose a massively parallel, real-time algorithm for the estimation of the dynamic phase map of a vibrating object. The algorithm implements a Fourier-based quadrature transform and temporal phase unwrapping technique. CUDA, a graphic processing unit programming architecture was used to implement the algorithm. It was tested on a fringe pattern sequence using three devices with different capabilities, achieving a processing rate greater than 1600 frames per second (fps).
1. Introduction
A Fourier-based quadrature transform and temporal phase unwrapping technique for estimation of the dynamic phase map from a vibrating object recently became available [1]. The new method has significant computational advantages over traditional methods. The method allows the automatic processing of large fringe sequences, however, despite all of its advantages, its computation on a conventional computer takes long enough to make it unsuitable for real-time applications.
High-speed digital recording equipment allows to acquire a large sequence of images that record the fluctuations of the projected fringe due to object deformations. Although computer power has increased dramatically in the last 20 years, it is sill a challenge to use general purpose computing platforms to perform real-time image processing tasks. Graphic processing units (GPU), on the other hand, are massively parallel computers that are designed to work like numeric computing engines and, when paralellization is possible, they are perfectly suitable to implement image processing tasks in real-time. In this paper, we propose a real-time algorithm to estimate dynamic phase maps using a graphic processing unit. We tested the algorithms on three different CUDA capable devices [2], achieving a 20x speedup compared to similar code executed on a conventional computer.
The rest of this document is organized as follows: the next section provides a general description of the quadrature and temporal phase unwrapping method. Section 3 contains a general review of the capabilities of graphic processing units to implement parallel algorithms and a description of the proposed parallel algorithm. We describe experiments used to test the proposed algorithm and present experimental results in section 4, which is followed by a final discussion, and conclusions in section 5.
2. Theoretical development
The equation that models the observed dynamic fringe pattern can be defined as
The phase term ψ (r ,t) is defined as:3]. The term ϕ(r) is the carrier frequency of the fringe pattern, which is defined as 3].
A sequence of N frames are captured from the dynamic movement of the object in such way that
2.1. The general n-dimensional quadrature transform
As pointed out in [1], an alternative method to Fourier-based demodulation that avoids the need to select the appropriate filter manually in order to isolate the desired frequency information for every fringe pattern, is to estimate the quadrature transform of every fringe pattern [4, 5]. Assuming that the constant background illumination a(r) is filtered from the fringe pattern defined in Eq. (2), the following fringe pattern results [7]
Quadrature estimation consists of transforming the fringe pattern of Eq. (4) into its quadrature term defined by
The n-dimensional quadrature transform for fringe patterns with carrier frequency is defined as [5]Eq. (6) we can write the complex fringe pattern of Eq. (5) as
2.2. Temporal phase unwrapping
Once the quadrature term has been computed using Eq. (6) the wrapped phase is obtained with6].
The transient phase change occurring over time can be retrieved by unwrapping the phase maps. The phase map φM(r) can be computed by the sum of the M – 1 phase differences using the following equation [8, 9]
3. Parallel implementation of the quadrature transform and phase unwrapping on CUDA
Graphics processing units are processors that were originally designed to perform graphics computation for visualization purposes. They recently have taken a prominent role in scientific computing and other areas where computational requirements are large. In comparison to modern general-purpose processors, using multiple cores to attain a performance increase, GPU's have a much larger number of cores, and therefore are designed to execute tasks where the parallelism is substantial, and throughput is more important than latency [10].
The programming model of a GPU is single-program multiple-data (SMPD), i.e. the same program is concurrently executed in multiple processors, each one processing different data. The GPU hardware is organized as a set of multiprocessors which contain many cores that are capable to execute thousands of threads concurrently. In particular, we implement the algorithm described in this article using the CUDA architecture, a general purpose computing and development platform for NVIDIA GPU's. CUDA provides a valuable abstraction that allows the organization of threads in a two-level hierarchy; at its most basic level, threads are grouped in blocks, while at a higher level these are organized like a grid. A block can be conceived as a three-dimensional array of threads, while a grid is a two-dimensional array of blocks. Threads within a block shares local memory and registers and can be scheduled on any of the available processor cores, either concurrently or sequentially; this allows a compiled CUDA program to run on different CUDA capable devices [2].
A kernel is a c-like function that is executed in parallel in the GPU. Each thread in a block executes the same kernel, and is given two unique indexes that together identify the thread. These indexes are accessible within the kernel as two variables: threadId and blockId, a 3-component and 2-component vectors that identify respectively the thread within the block and the grid. Each kernel can determine the portion of data it should process using these two indexes. The programming model considers the GPU as an external device, and it distinguishes explicitly the code executed sequentially on the host computer and the one executed in parallel on the GPU (kernels). Therefore, CUDA programs run on at least two devices, the host computer and one (or more) GPU. The memory space of the GPU device and the host computer are different and, as a result, a program needs to transfer data between host and the device.
The input of the algorithm to estimate the dynamic phase map is a sequence of images captured from the vibrating surface where a fringe pattern has been projected; the algorithm output is an estimation of the fringe pattern phase. The algorithm has two well defined stages: application of the quadrature transform to a frame and estimation of the wrapped phase and the unwrapping of the temporal phase. The first stage involves first transforming the frame to the Fourier domain, applying a band-pass filter, and finally computing the quadrature transform and transform it back into the space domain. Applying the filter and computing the quadrature transform to the frame is done in a single step: each frame element is multiplied by its corresponding filter element, while the quadrature transform –as can be seen from Eq. (8), can be applied to the filtered frame by simply blocking half the spectral domain for which ω⃗ · q < 0, and doubling the other half [5]. The evaluation of the quadrature transform at every frame element in the Fourier domain is expressed in a linear equation as
The second stage involves the calculation of the wrapped phase map using Eq. (9) and then performing the temporal phase unwrapping using Eq. (10). The computation of the unwrapped phase map at each step depends only on the current and last wrapped phase map calculated, plus the accumulated phase map φm(r) over the last k – 1 algorithm iterations.
A very important feature of this procedure is that since every element is processed independently, the main two stages of the algorithm can be easily parallelized. This allows the concurrent kernel execution on several GPU threads, thus speeding up the computation process.
Algorithm 1
The algorithm 1 shows an outline of the method proposed. Each algorithm step is preceded by a label indicating where is executed. The labels M, H, and G indicate respectively memory transfer between the host and the GPU, execution in the host, and execution in the GPU. Three different operations are executed on the GPU: the computation of the FFT, the execution of the quadrature transform, and the phase map kernels, labelled respectively as G_FFT, G_K1 and G_K2. Although the algorithm does not show explicit synchronization barriers, it is assumed that the host waits for the GPU to complete its task before proceeding with its execution.
4. Experimental results
The methodology proposed in this article was tested using both a sequential and a parallel implementation of the algorithm. The sequential implementation uses the FFTW library [11] to compute the discrete Fourier transform while the CUFFT [12] –the DFT CUDA native library–is used in the parallel implementation. The code of the sequential implementation was a hand-optimized version of the one used in Ref. [1]. The algorithms were tested in four different platforms: a computer with 4 GB of memory, and Intel Core2 duo processor running at 2.53 GHz, a NVIDIA GeForce 9400M GPU (16 cores), a Tesla C1060 GPU (240 cores), and a TESLA C2050 GPU (448 cores).
The algorithm was tested processing a sequence of 402 640 × 64 frames captured from a vibrating cantilever [13]. The entire sequence was stored in the computer memory while the execution of the programs took place. The implementation used single-precision floating point numbers, in order to make the results comparable, given that not all the GPU used to test the algorithm supported double-precision numbers. Even though we expected some degradation on the results for the lack of precision, the phase maps estimated were consistent with the ones reported in Ref. [1]. The dynamic phase map computed was used to generate a real-time 3D animation of the vibrating cantilever with the fringe pattern projected on it; two frames of that animation are shown in Fig. 1; an animation of the complete sequence can be found here ( Media 1).
Fig. 1
Table 1 shows the execution times of the Fourier transform, the computation of the quadrature transform, the estimation of the phase map and the data transfer time data between devices. Table 1 also shows the total time needed to compute the whole sequence and the achieved speed in frames per second (FPS). In the table, we observe a linear acceleration as the number of GPU cores increases; the most time consuming task in the algorithm is the memory transfer between the host and the GPU, and the task that did benefit the most from the parallelization was the dynamic phase map estimation stage. There is no improvement in the time needed to compute the FFT, which can be explained by the relatively small frame size used in this experiment (almost one eighth of a VGA frame).
5. Discussions and conclusions
In this paper, we propose a parallel implementation of a temporal phase-unwrapping and Fourier-based quadrature transform method for real-time dynamic phase map estimation. We tested the algorithm on a sequence of frames of a vibrating surface, generating a 3D visualization of the dynamic phase map. The speed achieved is fast enough to perform the dynamic phase map estimation on real-time from images captured on high-speed cameras; the proposed algorithm would allow to perform real-time analysis on mobile devices –the GeForce-9400M is a graphic processing unit on a consumer-grade laptop computer.
R. Legarda-Saenz was supported by Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (México) under grants 25793-CB-2005-01-49753 and 104870-SNI08.
References and links
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The International Labour Organization's Better Factories Cambodia (BFC) programme began the Kamako Chhnoeum (Outstanding Worker) initiative in September last year, using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system to educate factory workers on a number of issues.
In its third report, covering the January to March period, the project reports receiving 14,799 valid calls, with 44% of callers choosing to answer quiz questions on salaries and allowances; 30% on personal health; and 26% on occupational health and safety.
Among the findings, 39% of callers incorrectly believed that workers were not entitled to special leave with seniority of less than one year, while 26% did not know that they were entitled to a full attendance bonus when they took annual leave.
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Arul Vikram, Jyothika, Vadivelu
- 4+ 2- 0
Mullavalliyum Thenmavum Kunchacko Boban, Indrajith Sukumaran, Srividya
- 5+ 2- 0
Ki Kore Bojhabo Tomake Chaya Singh, Arjun Chakraborty, Joy Badlani
- 6+ 2- 1
Anandhapurathu Veedu Y. G. Mahendra, Nandha Durairaj, Chaya Singh
- 7+ 1- 0
Vallamai Tharayo Karunas, Srikanth, R. Parthiepan
- 8+ 1- 0
Thiruda Thirudi Dhanush, Karunas, Ilavarasu
- 9+ 0- 0
Police Sachin Khedekar, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Bhavana Menon
- 10+ 0- 0
Jaisurya Vadivelu, Srinivasa Rao Kota, Arjun Sarja


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