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Definitions for auspiceˈɔ spɪs; ˈɔ spə sɪz
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Princeton's WordNet
a favorable omen
Patronage or protection.
This building was built under the auspices of the Friends of the Poor.
An omen or a sign.
The circle of vultures was not a good auspice.
Divination from the actions of birds.
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a divining or taking of omens by observing birds; an omen as to an undertaking, drawn from birds; an augury; an omen or sign in general; an indication as to the future
protection; patronage and care; guidance
Origin: [L. auspicium, fr. auspex: cf. F. auspice. See Auspicate, a.]
An auspice is literally "one who looks at birds", a diviner who reads omens from the observed flight of birds. This type of omen reading was already a millennium old in the time of Classical Greece: in the fourteenth-century BCE diplomatic correspondence preserved in Egypt called the "Amarna correspondence", the practice was familiar to the king of Alasia in Cyprus who has need of an 'eagle diviner' to be sent from Egypt. This earlier, indigenous practice of divining by bird signs, familiar in the figure of Calchas, the bird-diviner to Agamemnon, who has led the army, was largely replaced by sacrifice-divination through inspection of the sacrificial victim's liver— haruspices— during the Orientalizing period of archaic Greek culture. Plato notes that hepatoscopy held greater prestige than augury by means of birds. In ancient Roman religion, the auspices provided divine signs to be interpreted by an augur. An augur would perform a ceremony and would read flight patterns of birds in the sky. Depending upon the birds, the auspices from the gods could be favorable or unfavorable. Sometimes bribed or politically motivated augures would fabricate unfavorable auspices in order to delay certain state functions, such as elections. Pliny the Younger attributes the invention of auspicy to Tiresias the seer of Thebes, the generic model of a seer in the Greco-Roman literary culture.
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The AAA Blue Jays scored twice in the final inning to beat the Athletics, 8-7, on Saturday at the Davis Little League complex.
Doubles for Jason Sanchez, Owen Schwab and Lucas Griffiths were key. Schwab had two RBI. Singles by Jackson Satterlund and Luke Schwedler helped in the win.
Roland Watts and Schwab pitched well.
Maya Parker doubled in a run for the A's as Ryan Schacherbauer and Jake Armstrong each had two-baggers. Carter Swift singled twice and had an RBI and Timmy Chin's single brought in a run. Chin and Swift combined on the mound.
Around the AAA…
Mariners 12, Nationals 11 — A four-run, final-inning rally did it as Mariner Josh Danzik singled home Shaan Nahal with the deciding tally.
Danzik capped a three-hit, four-RBI game. Kyle Kordana and Jesse Keenan both had two hits and Max Villareal-Blozis and Theo Blewett added doubles.
Ryan Everitt and Daniel Patterson knocked in two runs each for the Nats and Xavier Speer, Sean O'Hara, Griffin Long, Finn Thompson and Everitt kept the game close with nice fielding plays.
Rays 13, Tigers 4 — Josh Catacutan and Nate Stoltz pitched well and Garrett Emmons closed out the game on the mound as the Rays rolled.
Catacutan doubled and singled as Emmons and Adam Dapkewicz contributed at the plate.
Tiger Jake Brugger doubled, Sebastian Costa had two hits and Mason Barrette and Jakob Lee each singled.
Brugger, Ethan Ramos, Ryan Berry and Costa were slick afield.
Mariners 15, Blue Jays 7 — Max Villareal-Blozis, Jesse Keenan, Brandan Carsel and Kyle Kordana all had three hits and Theo Blewett added two for the winners.
Carsel pitched two shutout innings.
Jackson Satterlund singled twice and Joe Richter and Owen Schwab added hits for the Jays, who got good fielding by Jason Sanhcez and Joe Richter.
Athletics 12, Tigers 9 — Ryan Schacherbauer, winning pitcher Danny Honeychurch and Jack Walsh singled and drove in runs, with Patrick Stodden and Jimmy Chin adding hits.
Maya Parker and Sam Seiler were strong afield.
Sebastian Costa singled and doubled for the Tigers and Ryan Berry and Jakob Lee had doubles. Danny Harry, Ethan Ramos, Stephen Nichols, Christopher Banister and Mason Blackman had hits. Lee also made a nice catch.
Rangers 16, Indians 6 — Billy Easton tripled and drove in two, Will Smith doubled and Cade Sanders, Iain Smith, Ryan Cuvelier, Mark Studer, Charlie Easton and Casey Freese all contributed at the plate.
The Smiths, Sanders and pitcher Collin Yee had good games on defense.
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Zane Schouten was tough fielding.
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Saving energy is beneficial for the environment and easier on the pocketbook. The myriad benefits of improving energy efficiency have been well-documented: lower electric bills for consumers, reduced load on utilities, reduced cost of ownership for electronics products and fewer spent batteries thrown away in landfills.
As the use of electronic devices pervades virtually every aspect of our lives, reducing power consumption must start at the semiconductor level. The power-saving techniques that are designed in at the chip level have a far-reaching impact. This is especially true with regard to the microcontrollers (MCUs) that serve as the intelligent engines behind a majority of today's electronic devices.
From a systems architecture perspective, the challenge of identifying which MCUs truly are "low-power" requires designers to navigate though the myriad claims made by various semiconductor vendors. Because of the different (and often confusing) metrics used by vendors, this is not a simple task.
Let's take a closer look at the key factors that should be considered when analyzing the power efficiency of competitive MCU alternatives.
At a basic level, MCU power consumption can be defined as the sum of the following:
Total power consumed = Active mode power + Standby (sleep) mode power
However, another important metric to keep in mind is the amount of time it takes for an MCU to transition from a standby state into an active state. Since the MCU cannot do any useful processing until all of the digital and analog components are fully settled and operational, it is important to add in this (wasted) power when calculating total power consumption:
Total power consumed = Active mode power + Standby (sleep) mode power + Wake-up power
Because every application is different, systems designers will have a tendency to weight some of these elements more than others. For example, some applications such as water meters spend most of their time in a standby state so clearly their long duty cycles require very low standby power consumption. Other applications such as data loggers go in and out of active states often so limiting the time spent in the wake-up transition modes is critical. However, a vendor developing a compelling MCU solution will not attempt to guess which of these metrics is most important but instead will design a solution from the ground-up that focuses on minimizing every part of this equation. To accomplish this requires strong mixed-signal expertise to address both the architectural-level and circuit-level challenges necessary to minimize power in both the analog and digital domains. A short discussion on each of these variables will help highlight the types of issues systems designers need to be aware of when attempting to select the best MCU solution for their application.
For a CMOS logic gate, the dynamic power consumption can be rewritten using the following well-known equation:
Active mode power = C * V2 * f
where C is the load capacitance, V is the supply voltage, and f is the switching frequency
The capacitance term is a function of the design and processing technology being used, and the frequency term is a function of the application's processing requirements. However, as can be seen in the equation above, the supply voltage has a disproportionate impact on the overall power consumed by the MCU. Therefore, adding voltage regulation to the MCU design can yield significant active mode power savings by providing a much lower steady supply voltage to the MCU's circuitry. Switching-type converters may be a possible solution but they are best suited for regulator environments requiring large voltage conversion ratios. However, for battery-type applications where the average voltage conversion ratio is small (approaching 1:1 at the end of the battery life), a better solution would be to add an on-chip low drop-out (LDO) linear voltage regulator since it can offer acceptable efficiency with lower complexity and cost than a switching solution.
It is common to normalize the dynamic current to a frequency of 1 MHz and a particular supply voltage. For example, one recently introduced ultra low-power MCU has a dynamic current consumption of 160 μA per MHz at 1.8 V. Without supply regulation, this metric would increase to (160) * (3.2/1.8) = 284 μA per MHz when the supply voltage is 3.2 V. With an LDO, the battery current will remain fixed at 160 μA per MHz across the entire supply range.
As can be seen, this advanced power architecture can be used to maintain a constant active current over the full operating voltage range and can help systems designers achieve a significant savings in power consumption. Therefore, from a systems designer perspective, it is important to determine the MCU current consumption when operating across the entire operating voltage range - not just at the 1.8V minimum operating condition that is commonly quoted by MCU vendors. Quoting an overly optimistic current number that assumes anything less than a typical voltage supply does not accurately reflect how applications are used in the real-world. As an example, in 2 x AA/AAA and coin cell battery applications, the batteries operate near their 3V initial voltage most often so the quoted 1.8V specification can be deceiving since when viewed from this perspective most MCUs will consume around 50 percent more power than what is commonly quoted.
Furthermore, since power consumption is directly proportional to the switching frequency, it is important for systems designers to normalize the quoted current numbers down to a current / MHz basis. By combining these two factors, it is possible to perform a side-by-side comparison of MCUs based on the following metric:
Some vendors will attempt to confuse the issue by equating "MHz" to system clock speed when the value that is truly meaningful is instruction clock speed. This is deceiving since system clock speeds can run at twice (or more) their actual instruction speed thereby doubling (or more) their effective power consumption. It is therefore important to make sure everything is normalized to instruction clock speed. By doing this, and by using a typical supply voltage, it will be possible to properly derive the actual active mode current consumption budget.
Achieving maximum energy efficiency (and battery life) translates into ensuring that each MCU task consumes the minimum possible current at the minimum possible voltage for the shortest possible duration so that the device spends the majority of its time in a very low-power sleep mode. In some applications, the sleep-mode current is the parameter most responsible for overall energy consumption. However, what is often overlooked is that the absolute minimum sleep current achievable by an MCU is primarily limited by its leakage current. For example, a 20-input device that has an input leakage current specification of 100nA could consume up to 2uA of power while in sleep mode.
Leakage current is affected by a number of factors, but the most important one is the underlying process technology that is used. In some cases, vendors will choose to use 0.25 or 0.35-micron process technology to reduce the sleep current caused by leakage, but this choice comes at the expense of a higher active current. In other cases, MCU vendors choose to use 0.18-micron or smaller process technologies to reduce active mode current, but this comes at the expense of higher leakage currents. A unique solution around this dilemma is to apply mixed-signal expertise to implement an advanced power management unit (PMU) designed specifically to limit leakage and to enable ultra-low sleep current regardless of the underlying process technology that is used.
When using process technologies of 0.25-micron or smaller, minimizing sleep-mode current requires cutting power to the digital core. Modules that operate in sleep mode, such as power management circuits, I/O pad cells, and an RTC, must operate from the unregulated voltage supply to avoid burning additional current in an LDO. Cutting power to the digital core logic also prevents its off-state leakage from contributing to the sleep-mode current; however, the MCU must preserve RAM contents and the state of all registers during sleep mode so that code execution can resume right where it left off. This preservation may be performed either by means of some very low-current sleep-mode latch biasing scheme or by the use of special retention latches that can hold the state in sleep mode without significant leakage. The MCU also needs some form of continuous supply voltage monitoring (i.e. "brownout detection") to reset the device in the event that the supply voltage drops below the minimum retention voltage, which could corrupt the state.
From a systems designer perspective, it is therefore important to examine the underlying leakage current specifications to determine which MCU vendors have applied their mixed-signal expertise towards solving this complex problem. Designers should also consider the fact that most vendors offer many different standby current options. Most suppliers will highlight their absolute lowest sleep mode current, which will often correspond to the current being consumed with the real-time clock and brownout detector disabled. Some vendors will go a step further and quote a shutdown mode current that does not retain memory and requires a reset to wake up, which in general is not a very practical mode. Therefore, since most applications will require full RAM and register retention, it is important for a system designer to perform a side-by-side comparisons based on the following metrics:
A system designer can then use the correct values when calculating the overall standby mode power budget based on the duty cycle of their application.
As discussed earlier, in systems that use sleep modes a significant amount of power can be wasted waking up the MCU and preparing it to acquire or process data. In fact, in certain applications an MCU can often use just as much energy when coming out of standby as when the device is fully processing data. Therefore, it is important to design an MCU to wake-up and settle in an extremely short amount of time in order to minimize the amount of time spent in an energy-wasting state.
The MCU should be able to exit sleep mode from either an external trigger event or an internal timer. The most flexible periodic wakeup source is a real-time clock having the capability of being run from an external crystal oscillator (for applications requiring accurate timing) or from a low-frequency internal oscillator that eliminates the need for a crystal in lower-accuracy applications. Avoid using a slow-starting crystal oscillator for the high-speed system clock; an accurate, quick-starting, on-chip oscillator is a better alternative.
In addition, since many products wake up periodically to sample an input using on-chip ADCs, it is important to allow enough time for both the digital circuitry to wake-up and the analog circuitry to settle to begin making valid measurements. The startup behavior of the analog modules can have a major impact on the amount of time spent in active mode; voltage regulators or references utilizing external decoupling caps can take milliseconds to settle. At times, MCU vendors will only quote the wake-up times for the digital circuitry while ignoring the time it takes for the analog circuitry to settle. Therefore, it is important for a systems designer to analyze the overall wake-up and settling time for both the digital and analog circuitry to factor in the true cost of this wasted energy.
There are of course other ways to further reduce power in a system. For example, 2 x AA/AAA battery configurations are commonly used due to the fact that MCUs often can typically only operate down to 1.8 V and even then, sometimes only with reduced functionality (no ADC; reduced instruction clock speed). An innovative way to reduce power (and environmental impact) is to convert the design to a single battery configuration where the battery can be operated all the way down to the end of their useful life (0.9V). To enable this, an MCU must integrate a highly optimized DC-DC converter that can be operate to the lowest usable voltage of the battery, which in the case of alkaline chemistry is 0.9V. This approach can also save the supplier and/or the consumer the cost of a battery.
Another method for reducing power is to use highly integrated MCUs that include ADCs, DACs and other peripherals since the MCU can be given control over enabling and disabling these peripherals as needed by the applications. For example, some MCUs offer a specialized low-power ADC with burst mode that can take analog measurements while the CPU is off in an effort to further minimize power consumption.
It is understandably a challenge to parse through the various conflicting claims presented by MCU vendors. However, for a majority of applications, it may be best to simply revert to the fundamental power consumption equation to cut through the clutter:
Because every application will be affected by the combination of standby power, active mode power and wake-up power, it may be helpful for systems designers to simply start any analysis by systematically breaking down the power consumption numbers into the parts shown above. Once these numbers have been derived, a system designer can then factor in the application's duty cycles – the amount of time the application expects to spend in standby, active and wake-up modes – to calculate an overall average power consumption number. The resulting value should provide the system designer a close approximation that can be used to objectively evaluate and compare MCU alternatives to achieve the lowest possible system-level power consumption.
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The City of Bixby has requested funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under its Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) to construct a detention facility, upgrade culvert conveyance capacity to the 100-year flow, elevate existing roadways above the 100-year flood level, construct/update seven sanitary sewer encasements/drop structures, construct an energy dissipation area, and stabilize stream banks. In accordance with 44 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 10, FEMA has prepared this Environmental Assessment (EA) to meet the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) and the President's Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) regulations to implement NEPA (40 CFR Parts 1500-1508). FEMA is required to consider potential environmental impacts before funding or approving actions and projects. The purpose of this EA is to analyze the potential environmental impacts of the proposed 90th East Avenue Drainage Project. FEMA will use the findings in this EA to determine whether to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI).


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Larena Travel Guide: 4 reviews and 8 photos
Siquijor island really doesn't have any big towns. That's not why you're thinking of going there, or why you've been there, right? But if you need something the commercial world can deliver, Larena is your best bet (with Siquijor town coming in a distant second). It's on the northeast of the island, along the outter loop road.
Larena is not a terrible place to hang out either. The best restaurant on the entire island, so far as I could find, is a place called "Break Point" in Larena. No specific directions are needed; get to Larena and ask for it. The place is small enough that anyone can direct you. There is semi-indoor (i.e. covered) and out door seating. They serve up an array of Filipino and Western food, and of course shakes and beers. It's tasty and, unlike so many places in the Philippines, the service is actually pretty quick.
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The battle has begun. As developers begin to squeeze the dying pixels from a fading era of consoles, the inevitable cold war known as the next generation lingers on the horizon. Here, reputations are at stake, fan loyalties wax and wane, and precious consumer dollars dangle from the wallets of the undecided. Make no mistake: This is war.
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The eagerly anticipated NY revival of the Clark Gesner musical You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, directed by Michael Mayer (A View from the Bridge, Side Man), will hit New York in mid February 1999, after a three month pre-Broadway tour.
The cast includes Roger Bart (Triumph of Love) as Snoopy, Kristin Chenoweth as Sally (Steel Pier), Ilana Levine (The Last Night of Ballyhoo) as Lucy, Stanley Wayne Mathis (The Lion King) as Schroeder, Anthony Rapp (Rent) as Charlie Brown, and B.D. Wong (M. Butterfly) as Linus.
The Charlie Brown tour dates are as follows:
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
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The snow has come here in Ohio, along with cold weather. It is definitely time to greet a real change of the seasons outside, while inside we must respond to the change of seasons in the kitchen.
Traditional healing systems around the world are sensitive to the fact that we cannot eat the same foods year round. In summer it is hot outside, so this is a time for cooling foods and herbs, such as fresh lettuce and dill. It is no coincidence that at the time we need to be eating these foods they are abundant in our garden.
Some might wonder what we can be harvesting in the winter. There are many wonderful books out there that detail how to grow a year-round garden in a heated or unheated greenhouse, but this isn't the only way to get your season sustenance. Our own behavior tends to mimic that of our perennial plants. During cold weather, we gardeners curl up and read our gardening manuals, study an herb or two in detail, or simply rest until spring gardening hits in full force. When the sun shines and the season is right, we're back outside from dawn to dusk expending energy. Plants work in a similar way. When it's cold, the energy of our perennial plants returns to the root, conserving energy for spring growth. When the sun shines again in spring, the plants push leaves toward the sun to gobble up nutrition and reproduce. It is inappropriate for plant or gardener to expend energy all the time without finding time to refuel.
Thus, our kitchen fare must change in the winter because it is no longer time to eat cooling foods. It is time to eat warming, rich and deeply nourishing foods. We return to root vegetables, bone broths and the roots of herbs as our primary fare because it is the right season to do so. Luckily, these foods are abundantly available if we know where to look.
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It's possible to harvest roots all winter long in some areas of the country. Access to fresh food and medicine is only as far as the back steps—that is, if you remember where those plants stood just a few months ago. It's a nice idea to mark a particularly good grouping of dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) or burdock (Arctium lappa) before the snow flies. Both burdock and dandelion root can be added to a soup or sautéed for a dinner of mineral-laden deliciousness.
Always be aware of the structure of the roots you choose to harvest so that replanting can be done if necessary. Both burdock and dandelion are tap roots, so it's not possible to leave a cutting behind to grow a new plant. Plants, like horseradish (pictured above), that form crowns can be dug and split, taking just what is needed into the house and replanting the rest.
When you need any root from a threatened plant, it's important to leave some behind so that our grandchildren can benefit from their medicine, as well. Of course, this is not a problem with dandelion and burdock. Harvest to your heart's content, and make your soup or simply boil them up for a hot mug of tea in front of the fireplace while you watch it snow.
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It looks like the options still available to Wyoming legislators to increase highway funding are down to one: A 10-cent fuel tax hike.
A compromise bill that would have eased the first four years of the proposed fuel tax hike died on the Wyoming Senate floor Monday.
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Jon Connolly visited the Northwest College campus last week as the third — and last — finalist to make his bid for NWC president.
Connolly is vice president of academic affairs at the Northern Wyoming Community College District, consisting of Sheridan and Gillette colleges, where he has worked for six years. He also served as interim college president there for several months during his second year with the district.
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Debra Thatcher, the second of three finalists for the Northwest college president position, visited the NWC campus last week.
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A bill that would allow searches for University of Wyoming and state community college presidents to be closed to the public was endorsed by a legislative committee Monday.
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They say it takes a village to raise a child.
According to the 2013 WY Kids Count data report, "The Power of Community," Park County is doing a pretty good job with its children. The county ranked second in the state for child well-being, behind only Albany County. And Park County is the only county that ranked better than statewide averages in all categories.
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The first of three finalists for Northwest College president visited the NWC campus last week.
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The Occupy movement has garnered, if not the respect, at least the acknowledgement of a corporate press corps inclined for any number of reasons to ignore it. Still, coverage is centered on the protesters themselves, without necessarily engaging their ideas or allowing those ideas to shape reporting. It's entirely possible for media to say these ideas matter and still not act as though they do. How, for example, does media's interest in the 99 Percent affect their understanding of how poverty is defined? Or whose perspectives should be included in news on the economy? CounterSpin's Janine Jackson explored these issues […]
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The Jordan-Elbridge school board tonight unanimously approved the contract of the district's next superintendent of schools. James Froio, who has been principal at Cicero-North Syracuse High School since 2004, was selected for the top job at J-E in April.
Froio attended tonight's school board meeting at the high school cafeteria, where he told a roomful of residents that when the news first broke at J-E, he turned to a close friend of his at C-NS High School and said, "When that superintendency opens up, I'm applying there."
Jordan-Elbridge High School principal David Zehner was put on paid suspension in September just days into the school year, which was followed by news that Superintendent Marilyn Dominick, scheduled to retire early in November, was being forced out by the school board.
Froio told residents that he knew they'd heard their share of rhetoric, and they might be "somewhat skeptical of words."
"July 1 is when the action starts, and I will by embarking on a series of listening sessions throughout this community, throughout all the schools, to hear what you have to say," Froio said. "And as we do that together, we will forge a pact designed to help us do what we're all here to do: create the best educational environment we can for our kids. I'm very confident that we'll be able to do that. The road is going to be difficult and hard, and there will be disagreements along the way, I have no doubt. But there is a silver lining to all of this, and you know what it is? It's your kids."
Froio said he recently spoke with some "extraordinary high school students at Jordan-Elbridge," and asked them if they were proud of their school.
"They said, absolutely. They said, 'We're proud to be Jordan-Elbridge Eagles,'" Froio said. "I thought what a remarkable statement for these young people to make because they realize that the actions that have occurred - that they have had no control over - should not be a reflection on them. And they know that. They are proud to be Jordan-Elbridge Eagles."
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The tropical ecosystems of Costa Rica and Puerto Rico have ears, and have done for some time. These recording stations were put together with iPods and car batteries which each record 144 60-second recordings every day, and transmit them to a web-enabled base station up to 40 km (25 miles) away. From there they're uploaded to a web app with which biologists train a software algorithm to recognize the chirrups, squeaks and caterwauls of the forest's birds, monkeys, frogs and other fauna. It's all in the name of documenting wildlife, to better understand the effects of deforestation and climate change. And according to scientists at the University of Puerto Rico, it sure beats putting boots on the ground.
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Maleficent, the vilain of Sleeping Beauty on a stained-glass window of the castle, in Disneyland Resort Paris.
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I HAVE to go there and see for myself!!! Gosh, it's beautiful!
You DEFINITELY have to. It's really worth it. I hope you'll get to see it by yourself one day (:
That is a really good shot. I thought it was a painting/digital art. XD
Thank you! Well it would have been way more impressive if it was a painting or digital art but drawing is not really my area x)
Maleficent. She is a great gothic woman, she is my favourite villain.
I totally agree, she's my favourite Disney villain too!
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That's awsome
I how there's just enough sun, very pretty!!
Wow, this gives off such a sense of illusion. Its like she's in the stained glass, but also she's not. o.O This is so awesome.
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mythic disney villains...
Yeah, she's my fabourite Disney villain! Thank you!
u r welcome!
how did u obtain that "church widow" effect? it's brilliant!
how did u obtain that "church widow" effect? it's brilliant!
Oh wow, that's BEAUTIFUL! Love the colors! This is quite inspirational for a piece of artwork I'm working on.
Glad you like it; hope you'll show me your piece of artwork!
It'll be my 900th Deviation, which will be the next drawing I upload. Let's just say that stained glass art will be one part of the picture, and definitely the focus. I'll have to think real hard about what details I will want to put in the windows and what colors to use (since they also will be representing specific Disney characters, too)
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As we are well into the season of colds and flu, please encourage self-care skills at home. Taking your child to the mirror so they can see themselves as they wipe their own noses will give them great practice! Also, encourage them to cough and sneeze into their sleeves to prevent the germs from spreading. Hand washing is so important in preventing the spread of germs. Encourage your child to wash hands after using tissues and after every toilet/diaper change. A simple song to help with hand washing is as followed:
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Good Morning Families,
This morning we had a practice Lock Down Drill. So if your child says they took a "field trip" to the basement, that is why.
The new and "like new" Teddy Bear collection drive is taking place through Friday, February 12th.
Please remember to send outdoor apparel for your child, especially as the weather warms up (hopefully!) as the week progresses. Snow boots and pants are utilized by Children's House students.
In February, remember to check out your child's pointillism art work inspired by Seurat, on display at the Way Public Library.
Teddy Bear Drive
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The Emerald Room invites you to join them in collecting new or like new Teddy Bears to be donated to traumatized children and the forgotten elderly. Teddy Bears collected will be taken to Zoar Lutheran Church where the women's group "The Popcorn Gang" is heading up the collection. They are working with the "Good Bears of the World" organization with the intention of easing loneliness and inspiring love and compassion through gifts of Teddy Bears. Some will go to firemen and EMT workers to carry on fire trucks and rescue squads to help calm and console victims of fires, accidents, and other tragedies. Others will be given to families of terrorist attacks, and victims of school tragedies, domestic violence victims and others. For each Teddy Bear donated, "Good Bears of the World" will match the gift. Collection baskets will be available in the office starting Tuesday, January 19 through Friday, February 12. Remember bears do not have to be new, just like new. Teddy Bears only please.
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Dear Perrysburg families,
This year, Perrysburg Campus will be supporting Graham's Foundation for our 3rd annual Thanks and Giving Celebration. Graham's Foundation, founded by current West Side parents Nick and Jennifer Hall, is in celebration of their son, Graham. Graham and his twin sister, Reece (a Lower Elementary student) were born 15 weeks premature. Reece was in the hospital for four months before she was able to come home. Graham lived for 45 short days. Graham's Foundation empowers parents of premature babies through support, advocacy and research to improve the outcomes for their preemies and themselves. We are looking forward to sharing with the children an act of great kindness and the gift of giving to those in need. One way Graham's Foundation supports parents of preemies is to give NICU (neonatal intensive-care unit) Care Packages. Our goal is to collect 100 new children's books that can be included in the care packages from today until November 23rd. Says Jennifer, "One of the many challenges of having a baby born early is that the nurses and doctors seem to provide all of the care for your baby, and as a parent you are left feeling helpless. When Reece and Graham were in the NICU, we looked for ways to parent and to make sure that they knew us. One of the ways we did that was by reading. We read books aloud by their isolettes. We didn't know if it would make a difference, but we figured it wouldn't hurt, and we knew one thing – it helped us. We felt as if we were doing something. It helped us feel as if we were doing something typical." We will be donating the books to Graham's Foundation at our Thanks and Giving Celebration Sing-A-Long on Tuesday, November 18th , beginning at 10:45 a.m. in the Great Room. We would love to have you join your children, Nick, and Jennifer in this special celebration. Please feel free to bring siblings not in school, grandparents and anyone else who wishes to share in this tradition! Thank you for supporting our Thanks and Giving Celebration!
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Article: Fimbria-fornix (FF)-transected hippocampal extracts induce the activation of astrocytes in vitro[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Hippocampus is one of the neurogenesis areas in adult mammals, but the function of astrocytes in this area is still less known. In our previous study, the fimbria-fornix (FF)-transected hippocampal extracts promoted the proliferation and neuronal differentiation of radial glial cells in vitro. To explore the effects of hippocampal extracts on gliogenesis, the hippocampal astrocytes were treated by normal or ff-transected hippocampal extracts in vitro. The cells were immunostained by brain lipid-binding protein (BLBP), nestin, and SOX2 to assess their state of activation. The effects of astrocyte-conditioned medium on the neuronal differentiation of hippocampal neural stem cells (NSCs) were also investigated. After treatment of FF-transected hippocampal extracts, the number of BLBP, nestin, and Sox-positive cells were obviously more than the cells which treated by normal hippocampal extracts, these cells maintained a state of activation and the activated astrocyte-conditioned medium also promoted the differentiation of NSCs into more neurons. These findings suggest that the astrocytes can be activated by FF-transected hippocampal extracts and these activated cells also can promote the neuronal differentiation of hippocampal NSCs in vitro.
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ABSTRACT: Neural stem cells (NSCs) tranplantation has great potential for the treatment of neurodegenerative disease such as Parkinson's disease (PD). However, the usage of NSCs is limited because the differentiation of NSCs into specific dopaminergic neurons has proven difficult. We have recently demonstrated that transgenic expression of Nurr1 could induce the differentiation of NSCs into tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) immunoreactive dopaminergic neurons, and forced co-expression of Nurr1 with Brn4 caused a dramatic increase in morphological and phenotypical maturity of these neurons. In this study, we investigated the effect of transplanted NSCs in PD model rats. The results showed that overexpression of Nurr1 promoted NSCs to differentiate into dopaminergic neurons in vivo, increased the level of dopamine (DA) neurotransmitter in the striatum, resulting in behavioral improvement of PD rats. Importantly, co-expression of Nurr1 and Brn4 in NSCs significantly increased the maturity and viability of dopaminergic neurons, further raised the DA amount in the striatum and reversed the behavioral deficit of the PD rats. Our findings provide a new potential and strategy for the use of NSCs in cell replacement therapy for PD.
Article: In vitro differentiation of human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells (hUCMSCs), derived from Wharton's jelly, into choline acetyltransferase (ChAT)-positive cells[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We isolated and expanded fibroblast-like cells from the Wharton's jelly of human umbilical cord successfully. Immunocytochemistry showed that they were positive for several markers of mesenchymal stem cells (CD73, CD90, and CD105) and integrin markers (CD29 and CD44), but negative for a hematopoietic cell maker (CD45) and an endothelial cell marker (CD31). Their differentiation into osteocytes and adipocytes under specific conditions indicated that they had multi-lineage differentiation potential. Therefore these results proved that the cells we obtained from Wharton's jelly were human umbilical cord mensenchymal stem cells (hUCMSCs). Using immunocytochemistry and Western blotting analysis, we found that after treatment with neuronal induction medium [NIM; consisting of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and low-serum media] for 14 days, hUCMSCs expressed a neuronal specific marker, microtubule associated protein 2 (MAP2), and extended neurite-like processes. After treatment with NIM, supplemented with hippocampal cholinergic neurostimulating peptide (HCNP) or rat denervated hippocampal extract [rDHE; derived from rat fimbria fornix (FF) transected hippocampus], hUCMSCs expressed choline acetytransferase (ChAT) and this action could be enhanced when cells were cultured with NIM, supplemented with HCNP and rDHE in combination. ELISA showed that these ChAT-positive cells could secrete acetylcholine (ACh). These findings indicate that hUCMSCs possess the potential of differentiation into functional ChAT-positive cells in vitro and provide a new candidate of cells for the cell transplantation to treat Alzheimer's disease (AD).
Article: The dynamic expression of Mash1 in the hippocampal subgranular zone after fimbria-fornix transection[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Mash1, a member of the basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) transcription factor family, has previously been considered essential for neuronal differentiation and specification in the nervous system. In this study, we investigated the expression of Mash1 in the hippocampus after fimbria-fornix (FF) transection. Western blot showed that protein of Mash1 increased significantly and peaked at day 7 after FF transection. Immunofluorescence indicated that after FF transection, more newborn cells differentiated into Mash1 positive cells in the deafferented side than that in the normal side, and we investigated that in the neurogenic area, subgranular zone (SGZ), a part of Mash1 positive cells were NeuN positive, and more Mash1/NeuN double positive neurons were identified in the deafferented side than that in the normal side. Additionally, the number of Mash1/NeuN double positive neurons in SGZ increased significantly and peaked at day 7 after FF transection. In vitro, immunofluorescence revealed that extracts of the deafferented hippocampus promoted neuronal differentiation to a greater extent than extracts from normal hippocampus. Deafferented extracts also enhanced Mash1 expression in MAP-2 positive neurons. This study concludes that after FF transection, Mash1 expression in the deafferented hippocampus increased and might play an important role in inducing local progenitors to differentiate into neurons.
Article: Extract of deafferented hippocampus promotes in vitro radial glial cell differentiation into neurons[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To explore the effects of deafferented hippocampal extracts on the differentiation of radial glial cells (RGCs), hippocampal RGCs of postnatal day 1 rats were isolated under adherent conditions in vitro. Protein extracts of deafferented hippocampus were prepared from adult rats following fimbria fornix lesion. RGCs were exposed to extracts of deafferented or normal hippocampus and the type and extent of proliferation and differentiation were evaluated. We report that extracts of deafferented hippocampus more effectively promoted RGC proliferation than extracts of normal hippocampus. Moreover, although RGC differentiation in vitro primarily generated cells of glial lineages, cells exposed to extracts of deafferented hippocampus, but not of normal hippocampus, showed a significantly increased trend towards the generation of cells of neuronal lineages. We conclude that extracts of deafferented hippocampus promote RGC proliferation and neurogenesis.
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[MMA News Now, March 27, 2014] Despite efforts by the MMA, the AMA and dozens of other state medical associations and specialty groups, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill on March 27 that calls for a temporary patch for the flawed Medicare sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula.
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Much to the chagrin of the AMA and MMA members, the US House engineered a temporary ''doc fix'' w/ a price tag of $20 billion. Though the permanent repeal was perceived by many as a far cry, in these economically tumultuous times of finding $180 billion for 10 years must have been a daunting task for many a politician. US Senate's steadfast stand against the 5 year postponement of the tax penalties for those who do not want to enroll in ACA, was another obvious reason. Surmounting these 2 hurdles was almost a Sisyphean task by the politicians, and as a consequence, a temporary fix, like previous years offered a path of least resistance to both the houses. This was to be expected, but in future this sloppy SGR payment formula needs a long and hard look in the years to come.


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Welcome to the Terra Brasilis Hostel! Our hostel resides in a beautifully restored 19th century house in the charming district of Santa Teresa! Imagine yourself staying in the historic part of Santa Teresa with the gift of a 180º view of the 'Cidade Maravilhosa'- the marvellous city! Apart from the privileged location, we from Terra Brasilis know that for an amazing stay other qualities are equally important therefore offering various services to our guests! We offer 3 spacious common areas, a big patio, where sun and moon lighten our days and nights. A spacious lounge where we receive our guests for breakfast, to watch movies or to enjoy our home-style stone-baked pizzas while listening to lots of Brazilian music. We also have a garden to relax, a fantastic shower to refresh on hot summer days as well as our organic kitchen garden. With our accommodation options we try to attend to all kinds of travellers. We offer spacious dormitories with shared bathrooms as well as comfortable suites. It will be our pleasure to welcome you as our guests!
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Amazing views from the terrace and private room balcony, was in a good location near to Santa Teresa and Lapa. Only bad things were the guy who was on the fronk desk the majority of the time didnt speak a word of english, nothing, so was hard to communicate anything with him, also, our room wasnt cleaned in the 4 nights we stayed.Read More
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