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1Samson went down to Timnah, and saw a woman in Timnah of the daughters of the Philistines. 2He came up, and told his father and his mother, and said, I have seen a woman in Timnah of the daughters of the Philistines: now therefore get her for me as wife. 3Then his father and his mother said to him, Is there never a woman among the daughters of your brothers, or among all my people, that you go to take a wife of the uncircumcised Philistines? Samson said to his father, Get her for me; for she pleases me well. 4But his father and his mother didn't know that it was of Yahweh; for he sought an occasion against the Philistines. Now at that time the Philistines had rule over Israel. 5Then went Samson down, and his father and his mother, to Timnah, and came to the vineyards of Timnah: and behold, a young lion roared against him. 6The Spirit of Yahweh came mightily on him, and he tore him as he would have torn a kid; and he had nothing in his hand: but he didn't tell his father or his mother what he had done. 7He went down, and talked with the woman, and she pleased Samson well. 8After a while he returned to take her; and he turned aside to see the carcass of the lion: and behold, there was a swarm of bees in the body of the lion, and honey. 9He took it into his hands, and went on, eating as he went; and he came to his father and mother, and gave to them, and they ate: but he didn't tell them that he had taken the honey out of the body of the lion. 10His father went down to the woman: and Samson made there a feast; for so used the young men to do. 11It happened, when they saw him, that they brought thirty companions to be with him. 12Samson said to them, Let me now put forth a riddle to you: if you can declare it to me within the seven days of the feast, and find it out, then I will give you thirty linen garments and thirty changes of clothing; 13but if you can't declare it to me, then shall you give me thirty linen garments and thirty changes of clothing. They said to him, Put forth your riddle, that we may hear it. 14He said to them,
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They couldn't in three days declare the riddle. 15It happened on the seventh day, that they said to Samson's wife, Entice your husband, that he may declare to us the riddle, lest we burn you and your father's house with fire: have you called us to impoverish us? is it not so? 16Samson's wife wept before him, and said, You do but hate me, and don't love me: you have put forth a riddle to the children of my people, and haven't told it me. He said to her, Behold, I haven't told it my father nor my mother, and shall I tell you? 17She wept before him the seven days, while their feast lasted: and it happened on the seventh day, that he told her, because she pressed him sore; and she told the riddle to the children of her people. 18The men of the city said to him on the seventh day before the sun went down, What is sweeter than honey? and what is stronger than a lion? He said to them,
If you hadn't plowed with my heifer,
You wouldn't have found out my riddle.
19The Spirit of Yahweh came mightily on him, and he went down to Ashkelon, and struck thirty men of them, and took their spoil, and gave the changes of clothing to those who declared the riddle. His anger was kindled, and he went up to his father's house. 20But Samson's wife was given to his companion, whom he had used as his friend.
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Disclosing ambiguous gene aliases by automatic literature profiling
Proceedings of the 5th International Conference of the Brazilian Association for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (X-meeting 2009)
5th International Conference of the Brazilian Association for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (X-meeting 2009)
Retrieving pertinent information from biological scientific literature requires cutting-edge text mining methods which may be able to recognize the meaning of the very ambiguous names of biological entities. Aliases of a gene share a common vocabulary in their respective collections of PubMed abstracts. This may be true even when these aliases are not associated with the same subset of documents. This gene-specific vocabulary defines a unique fingerprint that can be used to disclose ambiguous aliases. The present work describes an original method for automatically assessing the ambiguity levels of gene aliases in large gene terminologies based exclusively in the content of their associated literature. The method can deal with the two major problems restricting the usage of current text mining tools: 1) different names associated with the same gene; and 2) one name associated with multiple genes, or even with non-gene entities. Important, this method does not require training examples.
Aliases were considered "ambiguous" when their Jaccard distance to the respective official gene symbol was equal or greater than the smallest distance between the official gene symbol and one of the three internal controls (randomly picked unrelated official gene symbols). Otherwise, they were assigned the status of "synonyms". We evaluated the coherence of the results by comparing the frequencies of the official gene symbols in the text corpora retrieved with their respective "synonyms" or "ambiguous" aliases. Official gene symbols were mentioned in the abstract collections of 42 % (70/165) of their respective synonyms. No official gene symbol occurred in the abstract collections of any of their respective ambiguous aliases. In overall, querying PubMed with official gene symbols and "synonym" aliases allowed a 3.6-fold increase in the number of unique documents retrieved.
These results confirm that this method is able to distinguish between synonyms and ambiguous gene aliases based exclusively on their vocabulary fingerprint. The approach we describe could be used to enhance the retrieval of relevant literature related to a gene.
Modern Biological Sciences rely on the worldwide interchange of results published in peer reviewed journals and indexed in a freely accessible database such as PubMed, provided by the (US) National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). PubMed currently (September 2009) contains over 19 million abstracts, and grows at a pace of one more abstract per minute. Retrieving pertinent information from this vast resource requires cutting-edge text mining methods capable of resolving the meaning of ambiguous words which are widely spread in the biological literature. Genome-wide approaches are largely used to search for genes that cause diseases or regulate physiological conditions of interest. These techniques often identify many hundreds of candidate genes. Selection of the most probable of these candidate genes for further empirical analysis requires integration of data-mining of gene expression data and text-mining of biomedical literature. When searching information about genes or proteins in the biomedical literature, two main problems arise. One is to relate information in different documents that refer to the same gene but use different symbols. Querying PubMed using only the official gene symbols will produce only a subset of the actual text corpus associated with that gene and relevant information may be skipped. The other problem, probably more intricate, is to recognize the contextual meaning of single gene symbols that may refer to multiple genes, or may also be the abbreviation of terms with completely different, non-gene meanings
A wide variety of approaches have been proposed to assign proper sense to an ambiguous term. In the biological field, supervised machine learning methods have been proposed for disambiguation of gene names/aliases
We present herein an original method for estimating the ambiguity level of individual aliases in large gene terminologies based exclusively in their name-specific vocabulary fingerprints automatically extracted from the literature. These vocabulary fingerprints are extracted from text corpora of PubMed abstracts using a previously published algorithm
Results and Discussion
The final text corpus
The initial gene terminology comprised 100 EntrezGene official gene symbols and 425 aliases, accounting for 525 cases. The casuistic of the study was meant to reflect the scale of a typical literature or pathway mining exercise in support of a focused gene expression analysis. PubMed abstracts were retrieved for 73 official gene symbols and 256 aliases, forming a text corpus of 13,355 abstracts with 21% redundancy (Table
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Dataset description
Initial dataset
Dataset with PubMed abstracts
Dataset fulfilling the algorithm's requirements*
Final dataset (ambiguous aliases excluded)
EntrezGene official symbols
Abstracts in text corpus
Unique PubMed IDs in text corpus
Redundancy in text corpus (%)
* The algorithm requires the official gene symbol, and at least one alias and one internal control to produce text corpora of PubMed abstracts. Additionally, the algorithm requires an informative group-specific vocabulary to pass the filters for ubiquitous terms.
** Five official gene symbols, namely DERL3, KCNA7, KCNJ14, MED18, and TBRV4-2, did not fulfil the algorithm's requirements since their aliases produced no PubMed abstract.
Additional file 1
EntrezGene official symbols with PubMed abstracts and their aliases classified by the algorithm. Description of data: 73 randomly chosen official gene symbols that produced text corpora of PubMed abstracts and their aliases. Aliases were classified by the algorithm as "synonyms", "ambiguous", "aliases with PubMed abstract but not passing the filters", or "aliases without PubMed abstracts".
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EntrezGene official symbols without PubMed abstracts and their aliases. 27 randomly chosen official gene symbols that did not produce text corpora of PubMed abstracts, and their aliases. Aliases were classified as "aliases with PubMed abstract but not passing the filters", or "aliases without PubMed abstracts".
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Because we aimed to assess the ambiguity level of a gene alias in the context of its group, the algorithm requires the official gene symbol, at least one alias and at least one internal control to produce text corpora of PubMed abstracts. Additionally, the algorithm requires an informative group-specific vocabulary to pass the filters for ubiquitous terms, as described in the "Methods" section. Twenty-seven genes were automatically excluded because they produced no text corpora, even though 32 of their aliases had abstracts in PubMed (additional file
Fine tuning the algorithm's parameters
We assessed the effect of increasing the stringency of vocabulary filtering by testing three thresholds of baseline cut-off ("c"), i.e.: 0.25, 0.05, and 0.01. This means that any term which frequency in the baseline abstract collection was equal of greater than 25, 5, or 1%, accordingly to the c value chosen, was automatically excluded from the vocabulary of the group. These terms are considered broadly spread in the unspecific literature and might not be useful to discriminate any specific entity. Increasing the stringency did not influence the number of genes (groups) in the final dataset (68) and had only a minor effect on the number of aliases passing the filters (221, 223, and 224, for c = 0.01, c = 0.05, and c = 0.25 respectively). Increasing the stringency to 0.01 significantly reduced the size of the group-specific vocabularies (Figure
Figure 1
Stringency thresholds and vocabulary size. C = thresholds. * = p < 0.05.
Stringency thresholds and vocabulary size. C = thresholds. * = p < 0.05.
Proof of concept using the baseline cut-off = 0.05
The average number of aliases per gene in the final dataset was 3.3 (223 aliases / 68 genes). Jaccard distances were calculated between the official gene symbol and its aliases or unrelated internal controls in the group in order to enable the determination of the ambiguity of a symbol. In this proof of concept study, we classified an alias as "ambiguous" when its Jaccard distance to its respective official gene symbol was equal of greater than the Jaccard distance between its official symbol and any internal control (exemplified in Figure
Additional file 3
Jaccard distances between the official gene symbols and their respective aliases. For 36 genes the distance between the official gene symbol and at least one of its aliases (red circles) exceeded the distance between the official symbol and the internal control (black circles). Green circles represent the distance between the official gene symbol and aliases classified as "synonyms".
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Figure 2
Vocabulary fingerprint for FADS1 and its aliases. Schematic description of a group-specific informative vocabulary automatically extracted from a text corpus of PubMed abstracts. In this example, two "synonyms" (green arrows) and one "ambiguous" alias (red arrow) of official gene symbol FADS1 (which encodes the enzyme fatty acid desaturase 1; blue arrow) are distinguished by the algorithm when baseline cut-off was set at c = 0.05. The internal control is the unrelated official gene symbol CLEC2B (black arrow). The Jaccard distances to FADS1 are: 1) D5D = 0.937; 2) fatty acid desaturase 1 = 0.944; 3) TU12 = 1; CLEC2B = 1. Yellow boxes = words from the group-specific informative vocabulary that occur in the text corpora of a given gene symbol or alias.
Vocabulary fingerprint for FADS1 and its aliases. Schematic description of a group-specific informative vocabulary automatically extracted from a text corpus of PubMed abstracts. In this example, two "synonyms" (green arrows) and one "ambiguous" alias (red arrow) of official gene symbol FADS1 (which encodes the enzyme fatty acid desaturase 1; blue arrow) are distinguished by the algorithm when baseline cut-off was set at c = 0.05. The internal control is the unrelated official gene symbol CLEC2B (black arrow). The Jaccard distances to FADS1 are: 1) D5D = 0.937; 2) fatty acid desaturase 1 = 0.944; 3) TU12 = 1; CLEC2B = 1. Yellow boxes = words from the group-specific informative vocabulary that occur in the text corpora of a given gene symbol or alias.
The average number of abstracts retrieved per official gene symbol was 30.9 (2099/68). Combining the abstracts obtained querying PubMed with official gene symbols and their respective aliases classified as "synonyms" increased the average size of text corpora to 132 (9005/68) abstracts / gene. Redundancy accounted for only 19.7 % of the global text corpus (7523 unique PubMed IDs) (Table
We estimated the algorithm's performance by measuring the frequencies of official gene symbols in the abstract collections retrieved querying PubMed with their respective aliases classified as "synonym" or "ambiguous". Official gene symbols occurred in 40.6 % (67/165) of the abstract collections retrieved with their respective "synonyms". No official gene symbol was mentioned in any abstract collection retrieved with its respective "ambiguous" aliases. These results confirm that the present method is able to distinguish between unambiguous and ambiguous gene aliases based exclusively on the vocabulary present in their associated literature. Acknowledging official gene symbols are not necessarily mentioned in the literature of their respective gene aliases, the percentages above should not be mistaken as a measure of the sensitivity / specificity of the method.
Two case studies to assess the enrichment in relevant information about a gene obtained by querying PubMed with "synonym" aliases
Querying PubMed with the official symbol FADS1 produced a text corpus comprising 28 abstracts all related to this gene (PMIDs: 10860662; 15168598; 16367923; 16670158; 16893529; 17786358; 17823443; 18030445; 18155511; 18320251; 18479586; 18626191; 18652865; 18671863; 18763007; 18842780; 18936223; 19043545; 19060906; 19060910; 19091074; 19148276; 19195843; 19443042; 19573581; 19689798; 19752397; 19776639). In this text corpus we found that the delta-5 desaturase, encoded by FADS1, is a rate-limiting enzyme in the desaturation of linoleic acid to arachidonic acid
When the alias D5D, classified as "synonym" by our method, is used to query PubMed, 23 abstracts were retrieved (PMIDs: 2585642; 3821914; 3891589; 3904980; 4023915; 9976912; 11414679; 11686594; 11792729; 12440976; 15740094; 15782269; 16132958; 16734456; 16988497; 17307914; 17639524; 17852835; 18030445; 19060426; 19228394; 19340699; 19712485). Only one abstract (PMID 18030445) was indexed in PubMed to both the official gene symbol FADS1 and the "synonym" alias D5D. Ten out of these 23 abstracts were not related to FADS1 (PMIDs 2585642; 3821914; 3891589; 3904980; 4023915; 9976912; 11686594; 15740094; 15782269; 16734456; 17639524). However, in the remaining abstracts indexed only to D5D we found that: a) D5D expression is dual regulated by SREBP-1c and PPARalpha in mice
Eight abstracts in PubMed were indexed to the "synonym" alias "fatty acid desaturase 1" (PMIDs: 10860662; 15168598; 16893529; 17176482; 17761144; 18222430; 18479586; 19573581); five out of them were indexed to both FADS1 and the "synonym" alias "fatty acid desaturase 1" (PMIDs: 10860662; 15168598; 16893529; 18479586; 19573581). Among the remaining three abstracts indexed only to "fatty acid desaturase 1", the first one reported decreased expression levels of "fatty acid desaturase 1" in women under treatment with estrogen
Finally, three abstracts (PMIDs: 1717594; 3835499; 6699682) were indexed in PubMed to the alias TU12 classified as "ambiguous" by our method; none of them are related to FADS1. It became clear from these findings that TU12 had been erroneously assigned as an alias of FADS1 in the GATE terminology used in this study.
LLCDL1 and FADSD5, two aliases of FADS1 which were present in the initial gene name list (additional file
Thus, querying PubMed with the official gene symbol FADS1 and its aliases classified as "synonyms" by our method lead to a 1,5 fold increase in the number of unique and relevant abstracts retrieved compared to the situation when only the official gene symbol is used to compose the query (from 28 to 43 abstracts). Important information was found only in the additional abstracts indexed to the "synonym" aliases but not to the official gene symbol. On the contrary, the "ambiguous" alias produced only documents that were not related to FADS1.
In a second case study, the gene ADD2, encoding the adducing 2 isoform a, was analyzed. Adducins are cytoskeletal actin-binding proteins and take part in the junctional complexes. Among their various know functions, they are constituents of synaptic structure
The method presented herein estimates the ambiguity level of gene aliases based on their vocabulary fingerprint extracted from their respective abstract corpora downloaded from PubMed. This original approach does not require training sets of manually curated documents and only needs to be loaded once to a whole gene terminology. No information is lost because, since the aliases have been scored, customized cut-off thresholds can be applied to specific aims. The method could be used in the generation of more powerful queries to retrieve literature of significance to the study of a particular gene.
Building the gene terminology and the text corpora
A gene terminology containing 100 human genes was randomly picked from GSK's database (
Implementing the algorithm
We implemented a modified version of the algorithm of Chaussabel & Sher
The best cut-off baseline ("c" as described in
A term-by-gene matrix of term-frequencies is generated to each group. Frequencies are then converted to discrete values (0 or 1) and used to calculate the Jaccard distance between the official gene symbol and each of its aliases and between official gene symbol and the internal controls.
Jaccard distance = 1 – (n11 / n11 + n01 + n10)
where n11 is the number of terms occurring in the name-specific vocabularies of the official symbol and the alias (or internal control); n10 is the number of terms occurring in the name-specific vocabulary of the official symbol, but not in the name-specific vocabulary of the alias (or the internal control); n01 is the number of terms occurring in the name-specific vocabulary of the alias (or internal control), but not in the name-specific vocabulary of the official symbol. Jaccard distance values range from 0 (perfect match) to 1 (no match).
Data were analysed with the Kruskall-Walllis test and differences between groups were tested by Dunn's Multiple Comparison test. A value of p < 0.05 was considered significant. The Kruskal-Wallis test compares more than two unpaired groups that did not form a normal distribution. Dunn's post test calculates a P value for each pair of columns. The calculation of the P value takes into account the number of comparisons made. Dunn's post test is based on the assumption that the probability of occurrence of one or more events can never exceed the sum of their individual probabilities
Assessing the algorithm's performance
We evaluated the coherence of the results by determining the frequencies of the official gene symbols in the text corpora retrieved with their respective "synonyms" or "ambiguous" aliases. For this purpose, we used the QDA Miner/WordStat package (Provalis Research, Montreal, Canada).
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Author's contributions
RSC conceived of, designed and carried out the study, and drafted the manuscript. DEV and GO participated in the study's design and data analysis, and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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Programming language: Perl
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The authors acknowledge doctors Yang Qiu and William C. Reisdorf for critical review of this manuscript. RSC is a research fellow of CDTS-FIOCRUZ / CAPES-Brazil. This work was supported by FAPEMIG grant CBB-1181/08 and NIH-Fogarty grant TW007012.
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Term identification in the biomedical literature
Thesaurus-based disambiguation of gene symbols
Distribution of information in biomedical abstracts and full-text publications
Automatic resolution of ambiguous terms based on machine learning and conceptual relations in the UMLS
AZuRE, a scalable system for automated term disambiguation of gene and protein names
Mining microarray expression data by literature profiling
FADS genotypes and desaturase activity estimated by the ratio of arachidonic acid to linoleic acid are associated with inflammation and coronary artery disease
Genetic variants of the FADS1 FADS2 gene cluster are associated with altered (n-6) and (n-3) essential fatty acids in plasma and erythrocyte phospholipids in women during pregnancy and in breast milk during lactation
Common genetic variants of the FADS1 FADS2 gene cluster and their reconstructed haplotypes are associated with the fatty acid composition in phospholipids
Genetically determined variation in polyunsaturated fatty acid metabolism may result in different dietary requirements
Fatty acid desaturases in human adipose tissue: relationships between gene expression, desaturation indexes and insulin resistance
Identification of differential expression of genes in hepatocellular carcinoma by suppression subtractive hybridization combined cDNA microarray
Chemical genomic screening for methylation-silenced genes in gastric cancer cell lines using 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine treatment and oligonucleotide microarray
Dual regulation of mouse Delta(5)- and Delta(6)-desaturase gene expression by SREBP-1 and PPARalpha
Fatty acid delta(5)-desaturase mRNA is regulated by dietary vitamin A and exogenous retinoic acid in liver of adult rats
Quantitation of alpha-linolenic acid elongation to eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acid as affected by the ratio of n6/n3 fatty acids
Regulation of desaturase expression in HL60 cells
Diet and gene expression: delta-5 and delta-6 desaturases in healthy Chinese and European subjects
Fatty acid composition of serum lipids predicts the development of the metabolic syndrome in men
Differences in serum phospholipid fatty acid compositions and estimated desaturase activities between Japanese men with and without metabolic syndrome
Gene regulation of mammalian desaturases
Key lipogenic gene expression can be decreased by estrogen in human adipose tissue
Differential expression profiling between the relative normal and dystrophic muscle tissues from the same LGMD patient
Functional study of Capsicum annuum fatty acid desaturase 1 cDNA clone induced by Tobacco mosaic virus via microarray and virus-induced gene silencing
beta-adducin (Add2) KO mice show synaptic plasticity, motor coordination and behavioral deficits accompanied by changes in the expression and phosphorylation levels of the alpha- and gamma-adducin subunits
Targeted deletion of alpha-adducin results in absent beta- and gamma-adducin, compensated hemolytic anemia, and lethal hydrocephalus in mice
Role of the adducin family genes in human essential hypertension
alpha- and beta-Adducin polymorphisms affect podocyte proteins and proteinuria in rodents and decline of renal function in human IgA nephropathy
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Tim Porche
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Great app! Nice app by far one of the best but not the best. Would like to c more colors and triple zoom or more. More place's, more realistic paint graphics and spray sound. Love to c this app more like graffiti studio and graffiti s.w.a.t. on Facebook. Combine those two programs to make one great app.
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The cricket telecast rights controversy is getting curiouser and curiouser. Under pressure from the two powerful media combatants, Zee Telefilms and ESPN-STAR Sports, and in the last few days from the International Cricket Council (ICC), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) appears to be tying itself in knots. On Tuesday, BCCI submitted an affidavit in the Bombay High Court saying it was cancelling the tendering process for the telecast rights and might go in fresh bidding.
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In late July, Indonesia executed 4 more drug convicts by firing squad at Nusakambangan, but postponed putting to death 10 others who faced capital punishment. An Indonesian, 2 Nigerians and a South African were lined up and shot on July 28.
While hoping that the government will change the law, Romo Carolus keeps providing counseling to inmates there who are condemned to die.
"They can't choose how they die, but at least let them die in dignity," he said.
The universal values that Romo Carolus expresses have left a deep impression on a Muslim cleric and long-time colleague at the prison, Hasan Makarim.
"We have known each other for a long time and we are solid working together," Hasan told BenarNews.
Helping to fight poverty
When Carolus, a member of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate in Dublin, arrived in Indonesia 43 years ago, he encountered poverty in Cilacap Regency during a visit to Kampung Laut, a fishing village.
At the time, the village was known as a home for sympathizers of the banned Communist Party of Indonesia (PKI), whose membership and leadership was wiped out during a bloody anti-communist purge in 1965-66.
When he first arrived in Kampung Laut, villagers were suffering from an outbreak of eye infections. He treated them and later initiated efforts to construct a road and bridge in order to open access to the village. It then only had 1 small road that passed between swamps and sea.
After becoming an Indonesian citizen in 1983, Carolus set up Yayasan Sosial Bina Sejahtera, a nongovernmental organization working to eradicate poverty. The foundation has helped 25 schools - kindergarten, elementary school, junior high, high school and special-needs - in and around Cilacap.
With the love and passion of faith, he taught villagers to empower themselves by preserving fish and planting vegetables in vacant lots to improve their quality of life.
In 2012, Romo Carolus, who was assigned to St. Stephanus parish church in Cilacap, received the Maarif Award from the Maarif Institute for Culture and Humanity for his role as a local figure helping to preserve and observe universal religious values.
Cilacap Regent Tatto Suwarto Pamuji said he appreciated the old priest's efforts.
"He always visits the neighborhoods and listens to the public complaints by himself," Tatto said.
Do good unto others
Carolus stresses the importance of education as the only way to reduce poverty and ignorance. God provides people with everything as long as they want to give their best, he said, adding that all people are meant to live on their own without waiting for others' help.
Whenever there is a chance, no matter how small, he advised everyone to show good will toward others.
"Even when death is coming to you and you still have time to plant a tree, then plant it. Show generosity in every chance, even the tiniest one," he said.
Source: Benar News, August 17, 2016
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One must make sure to be in the mood for an Oz Perkins film. It will be a slow-burn, scantily-scored, economically-timed piece of celluloid with richly complex characters navigating mysterious and perilous territory. By the end, it's going to haunt you whether you liked the movie or not.
I've seen Perkins' catalogue in reverse order: first the minimalist Netflix Original I am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House. He's remained a pleasant curiosity since I was a dumb uni kid thinking his character was odd-dorably relatable in Legally Blonde, and when I knew that he played a younger version of his father's character in the Psycho series. I've always had a strange curiosity for the offspring of incredibly famous actors from the last century – whether they resemble them in appearance or career choices, or public personae (after a handful of clicks, I stumbled across the Facebook profile of Vincent Price's great-great-grandaughter).
February, then (or The Blackcoat's Daughter) was a movie that was getting enough buzz online and at festivals, but only ended up with a VOD distribution over a year and a half after it premiered – despite being produced by powerhouse production company A24, keeper of some titles you, idk, may or may not have heard of (Room, Spring Breakers, Amy, Moonlight, The VVitch). Odd, given Perkins' pedigree.
The story nicely befits Perkins' trademark slow-burn: two girls waiting for their parents to collect them from boarding school find themselves in the presence of, well…something not quite right. Rose (a coquettish Neve Campbell lookalike from her Scream days, played by Lucy Boynton) has deliberately delayed her parents' arrival so that she can tell her boyfriend she's getting an abortion. The much younger, shy, meek Kat (a compelling Kiernan Shipka), is so wholesome she doesn't even have a cellphone, and instead perfects her puritanical habits of inoffensive piano-playing and sculpting impossibly perfect twin french braids. She'd probably make a great architect. Emma Roberts, Lauren Holly and the always-welcome James Remar do some great work in a parallel storyline.
Without spoiling it, the plot progresses pretty quickly, despite many scenes in which very little appears to happen beyond slice-of-life character studies of these two girls. Some sequences are needlessly repeated to plug the gaps in the film's attempt at cyclical/interlocking storytelling, but on balance, it doesn't detract. Unlike some other reviewers, I didn't find myself scared but rather unnerved – or chilled. Perkins has a way of hiding unsettling elements in the foreground; it's enough to linger after viewing and make you wonder if, in the slow-burn, safe ordinariness of your own life, that maybe something this otherworldly horrifying could happen to you, too.
As someone who lost their job to 'not a proper redundancy' last Christmas, I found myself darkly amused by The Belko Experiment.
Helmed by Wolf Creek director Greg McLean and written by James Gunn, this office-based horror thriller ticks a couple of the workplace satire boxes: shiny steel coffin of a skyscraper with zero phone reception; insufferable coworkers (older perverts; impossibly cheery fat old ladies; quiet nerds; only black person is a security guard).
It begins ominously enough: Generic White Everyman Mike (GWEM) (Hush's John Gallagher, Jr) arrives at his completely-isolated high-rise office in the middle of No-one Can Hear You Scream, Colombia. The newly-hired, heavily-armed guards leave him somewhat prickled. Next up is a cursory introduction to new girl Dany (Melonie Diaz), whose unfriendly induction by her surrounding cubicle-dwellers makes Jawbreaker look like all of the cloying hug moments from New Girl.
Without warning, all the doors and windows are suddenly sealed. A creepy voice on the tannoy announces that the current group of 80 must kill two, or more will be killed at random.
Much like those shitty fire drills at one of my last jobs (for which NOBODY ever trained us on where the fucking fire exits even were), everyone ignores it and a handful of people's heads literally explode. And much like that job I legit declined an interview for a couple of months ago, the group determines the the trackers implanted in their necks to be the culprit. GWEM, being the best plot-armoured imbecile that he can be, decides to take a boxcutter and literally try to extract it from the back of his neck because, you know, nothing important there. Thankfully, Creepy Voice instructs GWEM to quit his shit or he'll make tracker go kablamo and everyone still alive decides they'd better start believing what's going on.
Up pops Marty (Sean Gunn, who will forever be known to me as Kirk), who reminds everybody that the employment contract they all signed allowed them to 'pretty much do whatever they want' to them. I'd argue that's flimsy writing logic, but anyone stupid enough to sign a contract without properly reading it is exactly the sort of pubebrain you wouldn't root for in this kind of movie, anyway, which works for the fantastically-OTT gore. Exploding heads as punchlines? Yes, please.
A decent handful of bits in this film are darkly humorous if you've ever worked in an office. I once worked in a cubicle farm where my neighbour decided to block the last slivers of sunlight by lining up his length-of-service awards atop the sides of his cage. I've worked in places that let people work on long-expired contracts. I've worked in a place that underpaid me, then overpaid me. Corporate employers will do anything they can to fuck you, but the people who willingly stay in those places long-term will do anything they're told, often under the naive assumption that their loyalty will pay off. But they're just fodder. Expendable.
Disappointing, then, is the fact that they didn't take the office setting and just run with it. Where's the decapitation-by-scanner, the dismemberment-by paper-guillotine, or the drowning-by-water-cooler? It doesn't have to be all You're Home Alone Next, but when an arsenal of weapons is found, it feels like a groaning cop-out.
It's not like there isn't fun to be had, though. John C. McGinley becomes entertainingly unhinged. Sean Gunn swears so much that you could make a drinking game out of how many times he says 'man' or some variation of 'fuck'. Michael Rooker has three lines of dialogue. Tony Goldwyn looks less creepy than when I remembered him in Ghost as a kid. Bighead from Silicon Valley is in it. In your head, you can imagine them making a great ensemble cast in an early cut of the film.
Even at 84 minutes, it feels like a short film stretched too thin, and unsure of what tone it wants to take. Much like your typical corporate HR department, movie seems to skirt a flabby, non-committal line between hints of black comedy and trying to take itself too seriously – with neither likeable characters nor interesting dialogue to prop up either.
For me, Drew Barrymore's presence can always be relied upon to make a dull project bearable. It brings me great glee, then, to see her in something that is not only smile-inducing but is also a Netflix Original – properties that have continued to surprise in their diversity and willingness to take risks.
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This is a better post than 'sorry for not posting for forever'. At least one person must have known what I was doing, especially as I was wearing a pretty ostentatious Frankenstein hoodie. So here is a badly-edited post containing some utterly pointless photos of an actual KTX train, as used in the movie!
The presents are wrapped; everyone's asleep. Is there a better way to celebrate the embers of Christmas Eve than a mince pie, a weird black forest gateaux-flavoured liqueur, and an '80s throwback titspoitation slasher? If there is, fuck you, because it's too late to come up with an alternative.
I've never fully trusted people. And, over the past year, I've learned to trust the ones around me a lot less. It's why it's now so hard to surprise me unless you do something nice.
It's also why a key early scene of Nicolas Pesce's The Eyes of My Mother holds little suspense but much discomfort for me. A young girl Francisca (Olivia Bond, later Kika Magalhaes) is present at the murder of her mother (Diane Agostini), a former eye-surgeon from Portugal. When she asks her killer Charlie (Will Brill) "Why us?", he replies, "You let me in."


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2-Wheel Balancing Robot Kit
This 2-Wheel Balancing Robot Kit is based on the opensource 2-wheel balancing algorithm which is transplanted to the Arduino platform. They key comonents of this self-balancing robot are an DFRduino Uno, a 6 DOF IMU shield, 2 12V DC motors, 4 analog rotation sensors and a dual motor driver. The custom-made acrylic case is easy to assemble, and solid enought for strutting and motion. It's egg-shaped outfit is definitely an eye-catching chic minibot, at the same time allowing extra areas for your own modules and add-ons. Through assembling this 2-Wheel Balancing Robot, the user will not only learn the 2-wheel self-balancing programming with Arduino, but also explore more cool possibilities with other modules on this platform, for example, RC control via Xbee, Blutooth communication via Bluno board.
Note:Considering about the shipping issue, this kit doesn't include the battery for the robot. We recommend you to choose 12~15v batter from local suppliers. And kindly remind you that don't forget the battery charger for your robot. ~.
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Net exports from major oil producing nations are coming down drastically due to soaring domestic demand.
Bangalore: Personal computer sales in India touched 23.7 lakh units during April-June 2010, recording a 34% year-on-year growth, consulting firm IDC India said. Sale of PCs during the period increased by 5.8% quarter-on-quarter, reports PTI.
Desktop PC sales accounted for nearly two-thirds of total PC sales at 15.6 lakh units, representing a 24% increase year-on-year. Sales of notebook computers grew at 61% year-on-year, recording 8.05 lakh shipments.
In the overall PC (notebooks and desktops combined) market, Dell emerged as the market leader for the first time with a share of 15.2%, while HP (14.3%) and Acer (11.5%) took the second and third spots, respectively, IDC India said in a statement.
In desktop PC shipments, HP retained its top position with a market share of 10.2%, followed by HCL and Acer in second and third spots, respectively during the April-June quarter.
In terms of notebook PC shipments, Dell reclaimed the top spot with a market share of 29.2% in the period, HP slipped back to the second position, while Acer was ranked at number three.
"The April-June quarter traditionally shows a small sequential dip in PC sales. The sequential growth of 6% in overall India PC shipments in 2Q 2010 points to the continuing economic revival," stated Anirban Banerjee, associate vice president, research, IDC India.
"An exciting product portfolio, strong channel support and an effective after sales service network are becoming increasingly important to sustain growth in this competitive market," said Sumanta Mukherjee, lead PC analyst, IDC India.
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TransAfrican Climate Caravan of Hope
The Trans African Climate Caravan of Hope is a campaign mobilization organised by PACJA that will tell the African story about climate change, whilst making known the demands of Africa people to its leaders and the rest of the world. The Caravan is a huge mobilization and awareness raising for African civil society to highlight the challenges climate change poses to African's efforts to extricate herself from poverty and attainment of Millennium Development Goals.
The caravan is set to run through 10 countries and will bring together communities from diverse backgrounds in Eastern and Southern Africa to join up and demand climate justice before the COP 17 in Durban, South Africa.
An inter-state taskforce with representatives from each participating country has been established working with a broad group of civil society groups and campaigners from across Africa. The participating countries are Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Botswana and South Africa.
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Discussion in 'Hardscaping' started by neversatisfiedj, May 12, 2006.
How do all of you advertise ?
word of mouth. I also have door hangers that I got from NEBS, and when I do a job, I run to all the houses in the immediate area and hang them on the door knobs. but the best and most effective advertising is networking/word of mouth.
I found that ads attract shoppers and word of mouth increases your close ratio and reduces your deadbeat ratio.
Word of Mouth? .................True we havent advertised this season yet but why do you think cgland invested $3800 in having his trailer lettered.
trailer and truck lettering is good too, because people see you around and can call you. I also like jobsite signs. but I assume he was asking about newspapers, phone books etc.
Numerous ways and phone book or newspaper isnt on the list ...
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The accountancy implications of commodity derivatives: a South African agricultural sector case study Middelberg, Susanna Levina; Buys, Pieter Willem; Styger, Paul (Taylor & Francis, 2012)Agricultural companies and commodity processors trade commodity derivatives on the SAFEX Commodity Derivatives market to hedge themselves and their producers against commodity price risk. Agricultural companies have to ...
Adapting the Macaulay duration for defaultable and option-embedded bonds Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary (Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria., 2008)Most contemporary bonds have embedded options and all face the possibility of default. Both features introduce risk (the former market risk and the latter credit risk) by altering the quantity and timing of the promised ...
Basel, tydsduur en waarde op risiko / Paul Styger Styger, Paul (Potchefstroom : Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir Christelike Höer Onderwys. Publikasiesbeheerkomitee, 1998)
Calculating operational value-at-risk (OpVaR) in a retail bank Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary; Esterhuysen, Janel (Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria, 2008)
The case of accounting treatment of options in the South African agricultural sector 10127100 - Buys, Pieter Willem; Middelberg, Susanna Levina; Styger, Paul (Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj Napoca, 2011)The main objective of the study is to investigate the accounting treatment of commodity options in the South African agricultural sector. Option contracts fall within the definition of a derivative as defined by IAS 39. ...
The economic architecture of the two De Kocks Saayman, Andrea; Styger, Paul (Taylor & Francis, 2011)Although the annual budget speech traditionally focused on fiscal matters, the minister of finance regularly covered monetary policy issues in his speech. This paper reviews and compares the monetary policy statements/views ...
Economic capital for credit risk in the trading book Smit, Wynand; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (2011)The Basel II accord sets out detailed formulations (in its Internal Ratings Based approaches) for determining credit risk capital in the banking book, but until recently, credit risk in the trading-book was largely ignored. ...
The effect of stressed economic conditions on credit risk in Basel II Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (Sabomet, 2011)The robustness of the Basel II accord in protecting banks during volatile economic periods has been challenged during the ongoing credit crisis. In particular, advanced approaches to measuring and managing credit risk have ...
The effect of stressed economic conditions on operational risk loss distributions Esterhuysen, Janel; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria, 2010)
The effect of stressed economic conditions on operational risk loss distributions Esterhuysen, Janel; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria, 2010)
The effect of stressed economic conditions on systemic risk within the South African banking sector Esterhuysen, Janel; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (Wiley-Blackwell, 2011)The credit crisis resulted in increases in credit, market and operational risk, but it may also have precipitated a surge in systemic risk. Measuring systemic risk as the price of insurance against distressed losses in the ...
Further evidence of long memory in the South African Stock Market Van Vuuren, Gary; Styger, Paul; Morris, Quinton (Wiley-Blackwell, 2009)This paper expands and augments the results of the paper by Jefferis and Thupayagale) and tests the efficiency of the South African stock market with Wavelet and Markov Switching Regime analyses of selected shares and the ...
Improved investment performance using the portfolio diversification index Van Dyk, Francois; Van Vuuren, Gary; Styger, Paul (Sabinet, 2012)The residual variance method is the traditional method for measuring portfolio diversification relative to a market index. Problems arise, however, when the market index itself is not appropriately diversified. A diversification ...
Pricing weather derivatives for the chardonnay cultivar in Wellington using a credit default SWAP methodology Holemans, Nadine; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (Unisa/Taylor & Francis, 2011)Most South African farmers employ standard insurance to protect crops from natural disasters such as hail or strong winds, but no insurance contracts exist to compensate for rain damage (although floods are covered), or ...
The regulatory treatment of liquidity risk in South Africa Jacobs, Johann; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary (University of Pretoria. Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, 2012)The Basel accord describes the regulatory capital requirements for credit, market and operational risk. The accord aims to provide guidelines to level the playing field for all internationally active banks and to ...
Review of Subnational Credit Rating Methodologies and the Applicability in the South African Context De, La Rey Tanja; Fourie, Erika; Styger, Paul; Van Vuuren, Gary Wayne (2013)
Seasonality as an unobservable component in South African agricultural market data Styger, Paul; Heymans, André (2008)
Structural default models applied to South African banks Styger, Paul; Venter, J Hennie (Bureau for Economic Research and the Graduate School of Business, University of Stellenbosch, 2008)
A Triptych on the USD-ZAR Exchange Rate Dynamics Styger, Paul; Quinton, Morris; Viljoen, Susann (EuroJournals Publishing, 2009)South Africa's small, open, resource-based economy and volatile exchange rate may not provide satisfactory conditions for purchasing power parity (PPP). The Bry-Boschan procedure, the Markov regime switching analysis and ...


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This aureus is a repica of originals that were minted during the reign of emperor Titus.
Titus or Flavius Caesar Vespasianus was emperor over the Roman Empire between 79 and 81. He was the first emperor to succeed his father Vespasianus. Before his imperial years, Titus gained fame in the army. He was a military commander who fought in Judae during the Jewish War. During his father's reign in 69 AD Titus was responsible for ending the Jewish rising. In 70 AD he destroyed the city of Jerusalem and was awarded a triumph arc.
The Roman aureus was first minted during Sulla's reign in 85 BC. During the reign of Julius Caesar, the aureus was fixed at a value of 1/40 of a Roman pound: 8 grams of gold. Some later emperors brought the weight down somewhat. This resulted in extra gold for the treasury, but caused inflation. The aureus consisted for approx. 99% of gold. The worth of the Aureus was approx. 25 denarii, 100 sestertii or 400 asses. During the 3rd century AD the denarius had so significantly been devaluated that one aureus was worth 800 denarii.
This aureus is made of gilded pewter.
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