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BTW - If you ran a blog with highlights from old THN issues, I'd subscribe to it and I'd check it every day.
I've thought about starting something like that, but I honestly don't know if there would really be that much interest for it to be honest.
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by the way, I'm sure that now that you've fulfilled your goal, you won't mind sharing your source. Where did you find these issues? I am obviously not looking in the right places.
There hasn't really been a specific source for my issues, it's just been a matter of luck. I had already owned every issue since 2000 or so from subscribing. Then I remember buying a set of 10 issues from a guy on ebay a few years back, then contacting him to see if he had more. Turned out he had about 300 issues and he was looking to get rid of them. Then I found a guy in Sarnia through kijiji who was willing to sell me basically every issue from the late 70's all the way to the late 80's for $100 I believe it was. That was a steal.
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Recent reports have suggested that variants in the sortilin-related receptor gene (SORL1) increase the risk of late onset Alzheimer's disease (AD) in Northern European, Hispanic, African-American and Isreali-Arab populations. SORL1 directs trafficking of amyloid precursor protein (APP) and under-expression of SORL1 may lead to over-expression of β amyloid peptides. Adults with Down syndrome (DS) over-express APP and have early onset and high risk for AD. We investigated the relation of seven variants in the gene for SORL1 to age at onset and risk for AD among 208 adults with DS, 45–70 years of age at baseline. Participants were ascertained through the New York State developmental disability service system and followed at 18-month intervals. Information from cognitive assessments, caregiver interviews, medical record review and neurological examination was used to establish the diagnosis of dementia. Homozygosity for the minor T allele in rs556349 and for the minor C allele in rs536360 was associated with later age at onset and reduced risk of AD (HR= 0.26, 95% CI: 0.08–0.86; and HR= 0.40, 95% CI: 0.16–0.98, respectively). Mean age at onset was approximately four years later in individuals who were homozygous for those alleles compared with those who had at least one major allele. These findings indicate a modest association of variants in SORL1 with AD. In addition, we did not observe the same alleles to be associated with AD compared with earlier studies, suggesting that these SNPs are in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the putative functional variants or that expression of the SORL1 gene and hence its interaction with APP might be modified by the extremely high levels of APP characteristic of Down syndrome. Thus, further studies are needed to identify functional variants that influence risk for AD in this uniquely vulnerable population.
Deposition of β amyloid peptides (Aβ) is a primary event in the pathogenesis of AD. Amyloid peptides Aβ40 and Aβ42, the two major species of amyloid β, are generated from a larger membrane bound protein, the amyloid precursor protein (APP), located on chromosome 21, by sequential proteolytic cleavage by β and γ secretases [6, 8, 19]. Several genes that are involved in Aβ generation have been identified [9, 21]. Mutations in APP and in Presenilins 1 and 2 and the presence of the apolipoprotein E (APOE) ε4 allele are associated with increased accumulation of Aβ in the brain and increased risk for AD [10, 12, 16], yet the mechanisms through which the genetic variants act are still uncertain.
Recent reports have implicated the sortilin-related receptor gene (SORL1) as a susceptibility gene for AD [11, 14]. SORL1, located on chromosome 11 (11q24.1), is a 250-kDa membrane protein expressed in neurons of the central and peripheral nervous system [1]. It is known to be involved with intracellular trafficking between the membrane, interacting with APP in endosomes and golgi in vitro and in living cells [5]. Several lines of evidence support the hypothesis that under-expression of SORL1 leads to the over-expression of Aβ. Under-expression of SORL1 has been observed in patients with AD [1, 13]. In murine SORL1 knockout models, Aβ levels were increased in the brain, suggesting that expression of SORL1 has a protective effect on APP processing [1].
In previous studies investigating genetic variants within SORL1, allelic associations were found between AD and two clusters of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in distinct regions of the SORL1 gene: the cluster of rs668387, rs689021, and rs641120 in the intronic region (spanning 120,873,131 – 120,886,175 bp) and the cluster of rs1699102, rs3824968, rs2282649, and rs1010159 at the intron-exon boundary (spanning 120,962,172 – 120,988,611 bp) [11, 14]. Moreover, samples with putative homozygous haplotypes were associated with under-expression of SORL1 and over-expression of Aβ levels [14]. However, the genetic variants associated with AD in the initial study by Rogaeva et al. [14] differed by ethnicity. In the subsequent study by Lee et al. [11], the same haplotype sets were associated with AD, but not all putative haplotypes were the same as those in the initial study by Rogaeva and colleagues. Taken together, there is likely to be a high degree of allelic heterogeneity, and the SNPs identified thus far are not likely to be the causative alleles but are in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the causative alleles.
Triplication and over-expression of the gene for APP, located on chromosome 21, has been associated with early onset of dementia in adults with Down syndrome (DS) [4, 15], although there is a wide range of age at onset which is associated with additional risk factors [17]. Since under-expression of SORL1 leads to the over-expression of Aβ, we hypothesized that SORL1 variants may contribute to variation in age at onset and risk for AD in adults with DS, in patterns consistent with that observed in the population without DS. To test this hypothesis, we examined the relation of AD to six SNPs along the SORL1 gene that had been investigated in Caucasian samples. We also examined one additional SNP in the 5' end of SORL1 that had not been examined in the previous papers but was close to a SNP previously associated with increased risk for AD. We found an association of two genetic variants in SORL1 with AD. However, we did not observe the same alleles to be associated with AD compared with several other datasets.
A community-based sample of adults with DS, ascertained from the statewide service system and recruited with the help of state and voluntary service provider agencies was tracked in a longitudinal study for a period of 5.5 years. Eligible participants were at least 45 years of age at enrollment and resided in New York State. Subjects were eligible to participate in the study if a family member or correspondent provided informed consent, and participants also signed a form acknowledging their assent and willingness to participate. The participation rate was 74.6%. Recruitment, informed consent and study procedures were approved by the Institutional Review Boards of the New York State Institute for Basic Research in Developmental Disabilities and Columbia University Medical Center.
Because 93% of the cohort was Caucasian and ethnicity was associated with SORL1 effects in earlier studies [11, 14], we restricted the analysis to Caucasians. Since risk of AD in adults with DS is extremely high after age 70 and the effects of risk factors may become attenuated at older ages, we also restricted the analysis to those who were below 70 years of age at enrollment. There were 284 participants of whom 222 (78.2%) had SORL1 genotype data. Five participants with mixed dementia, one participant with other dementia and eight participants who could not be diagnosed were excluded, leaving 208 participants for analysis, 53 with AD and 155 who remained nondemented throughout the course of the study.
Assessments included evaluations of cognition, functional and vocational abilities, behavioral/psychiatric conditions and health status. Assessments were repeated at 14–18 months over four cycles of data collection. Cognitive function was evaluated with a test battery used to assess cognitive functions that are typically affected in AD and designed for use with individuals varying widely in their levels of intellectual functioning. A complete description of the instrument battery and study procedures has been previously published [22]. Participants showing declines in cognition and in adaptive behavior and who were suspected of having dementia were evaluated by the study neurologist to confirm the presence of dementia and to determine the presence or absence of medical/psychiatric conditions other than AD that might result in or mimic dementia. Structured interviews were conducted with caregivers to collect information on changes in cognitive function, adaptive behavior and medical history. Past and current medical records were reviewed for all participants.
Classification of dementia and its cause was made in a consensus conference. Following the recommendations of the AAMR-IASSID Working Group for the Establishment of Criteria for the Diagnosis of Dementia in Individuals with Developmental Disability [2] participants were considered demented if there was a history of progressive memory loss, decline in at least one other cognitive domain and functional decline over a period of one year or more. Participants were classified as demented if no other condition that might mimic dementia was present, such as untreated hypothyroidism or stroke, (n=59). Participants classified as demented showed substantial and consistent decline over the course of follow-up. Participants who were considered non-demented exhibited no cognitive or functional decline (n=137), or showed some cognitive and/or functional impairment, but not of sufficient severity to meet criteria (n=18). Among the participants who developed dementia, 90% of the cases were attributable to AD. Participants with evidence of vascular or other forms of dementia, detected during the neurological evaluations or from clinical histories, were excluded from the analysis (n=6).
SNPs in the SORL1 gene were analyzed using MassARRAY Discovery RT (SNP Discovery). Use of laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry analysis allows for the localization of SNPs via signal pattern differences. Samples underwent four base-specific cleavage reactions, yielding four sets of signal patterns for SNP analysis. The signals were compiled and analyzed in SNP Discovery Analysis, revealing substitutions at the sites of interest. Primer sets used in the genotyping were the same as described in an earlier publication (Supplementary Table 1 in [14]). 222 DNA samples were genotyped twice for every SNP marker. Genotypes on two experiments agreed >99% of the time. For genotypic analyses, participants were classified as carrying none, one or two copies of the alleles in each SNP. Apolipoprotein E (APOE) genotyping was carried out as described in a previous study [18] by employing standard PCR-RFLP methods using Hha1 (CfoI) digestion of an APOE genomic PCR product spanning the polymorphic (cys/arg) sites at codons 112 and 158. Acrylamide gel electrophoresis was used to assess and document the restriction fragment sizes [7]. Participants were classified according to the presence or absence of an APOE ε4 allele.
Prior to association analysis, we tested all SNPs to see whether they conformed to Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (HWE). We observed that all SNPs were in HWE in non-demented individuals, but two SNPs (rs4935774 and rs536360) were out of HWE in demented individuals. Single point analysis and estimation of linkage disequilibrium (LD) structure and haplotype blocks were performed using the HAPLOVIEW program [3]. The default settings were used to estimate LD structure, creating 95% confidence bounds on the D' to define SNP pairs in LD.
In preliminary analyses, we used χ² tests to analyze categorical variables and Student's t-test and analysis of variance for continuous variables to compare demographic characteristics of demented and nondemented participants. Because this study was designed to confirm previous investigations [11, 14], a nominal p-value of 0.05 was set as the threshold for confirmation. We used Kaplan-Meier life table methods to estimate cumulative incidence, and used Cox proportional hazards models to estimate the hazard ratio (HR) of dementia by SNP genotype in a multivariable model, adjusting for sex, level of mental retardation and the presence of the APOE ε4 allele. Age at onset of AD or age at last visit was the time to event variable. After examining the relationship between the individual marker genotypes and dementia, we selected genotypes that were homozygous for the minor allele as the risk genotype and repeated the survival analysis, adjusting for covariates. All analyses were conducted using SPSS version 13.0 [20].
The mean age of the participants was 51.7 (± 5.9) years and 77.4% were female. There were 53 participants with dementia and 155 without dementia. Demented participants were older, more likely to be male and more likely to carry the APOE ε4 allele than non-demented participants (Table 1). The proportion of males among those with dementia was significantly greater than that among those who were non-demented (34.0% vs. 18.7%, p=0.02). However, demented males were, on average, seven years older than nondemented males (59.5 vs. 52.1), suggesting an effect of age rather than sex.
Allele frequencies for all SNPs were comparable to those reported for Caucasian populations (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov). All SNPs were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium when all individuals were examined. However, among demented participants, the frequency of the genotypes for rs4935774 and rs536360 deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium with p-values of 0.018 and 0.046, respectively. In multivariable Cox proportional hazards analyses, adjusting for sex, level of mental retardation and the presence of the APOE ε4 allele, individuals with the CC genotype in rs536360 and with the TT genotype in rs556349 had significantly lower risk of AD compared with those with at least one A allele or those with at least one G allele, respectively (HR for rs536360 = 0.40, 95% CI: 0.16–0.98; HR for rs556349=0.26, 95% CI: 0.08–0.86) (Table 2). The mean onset age was approximately four years later for those with the CC genotype in rs536360 (59.2 years) compared with those with at least one A allele (54.6 years). Similarly, those with the TT genotype in rs556349 (59.0 years) had onset four years later, compared with those with at least one G allele (54.9 years). In addition, individuals with the CC genotype in rs1699102 had a decreased risk for AD compared with those with at least one T allele that was of borderline significance (HR=0.33, 95% CI: 0.09–1.09).
In adults with DS, the observed association of genetic variants in SORL1 was consistently protective for the minor alleles. Although these findings support an association of genetic variants in SORL1 with AD, we did not observe the same alleles to be associated with AD compared with other datasets from populations without DS, suggesting that these SNPs are in LD with the putative functional variants. In the current study, the TT genotype in rs556349 (SNP 17 in Rogaeva et al [14]) was protective for AD (HR=0.26). Similarly in the study by Rogaeva and colleagues [14], the T allele in rs556349 was also protective in the Israeli-Arab case-control set. However, it was associated with increased risk of AD in the North European case-control set in the same study by Rogaeva and colleagues [14]. The finding for this same SNP was equivocal in the study conducted in north Manhattan [11], where the T allele was marginally associated with an increased risk in non-Hispanic Whites, but was not significantly associated with AD in Caribbean Hispanics and in African-Americans [11]. Taken together, the most parsimonious explanation is that chromosomal locations near rs556349 may harbor one or more susceptibility variants for AD. As observed in the earlier studies of multi-ethnic cohorts, evidence of allelic heterogeneity is further corroborated in Caucasian individuals with DS where the associated alleles differed from those previously reported.
In the current study the CC genotype in rs536360 was also protective (HR=0.40). This SNP was not examined by Rogaeva and colleagues [14]. In addition, among adults with DS, rs1699102 showed a modest protective effect for AD in those with the CC genotype (HR=0.33), which failed to reach statistical significance. This finding has not been consistently replicated across previously studied samples. In the investigation by Rogaeva and colleagues [14], the authors observed that the C allele at rs1699102 was protective in the Israeli-Arab case-control set, as it was among adults with DS. However, in the North European families, the C allele was associated with increased risk of AD. In the north Manhattan study [11], the T allele was marginally associated with AD (p=0.09) among Caucasian samples.
Allelic association methods utilize LD to localize susceptibility genetic variants. Since LD is a function of population age, population size, population expansion, migration and admixture, LD patterns might be expected to differ across samples from different ethnic backgrounds. Depending on the relation between a chosen SNP marker and the putative functional variant(s), the direction of the association can vary in different populations. Genotype-phenotype relations can be further complicated by multiple genetic and environmental factors that alter expressivity of these genetic variants.
As in most human genetic association studies, multiple testing needs to be addressed, as it can lead to false positive findings. Perhaps the most reliable approach is to replicate the association in an independent sample. We attempted to replicate allelic associations with SORL1 focusing on seven selected SNPS from a set of 29 examined in previous studies [11, 14]. Based on a relatively small size of affected and unaffected individuals, we observed modest protective associations. These protective associations do not survive correction for multiple tests using the conservative Bonferroni approach. However, as shown in Supplementary Figure 1, SNPs 1 and 2, 4 and 5, plus 6 and 7 are in high LD. Therefore, these SNPs do not necessarily represent independent tests, and Bonferroni correction will be overly conservative. For these reasons, we present nominal p-value of 0.05 as the threshold for confirmation.
This is the first report to show associations between SORL1 variants and AD in adults with DS. Because of triplication of the gene for APP in DS, adults with DS may provide particularly useful insights in understanding the genetic factors involved in the amyloid pathway. In adults with DS, expression of the SORL1 gene and hence its interaction with APP in endosomes and golgi might be modified by the extremely high levels of APP characteristic of DS. Further work using related phenotypes, such as cognitive decline in nondemented participants and changes in amyloid beta are needed to determine how functional variants in SORL1 influence AD risk in this uniquely vulnerable population.
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Plymouth, N.H.—Plymouth State University choirs and the Manchester Choral Society and Orchestra will present a holiday concert, Grant Us Peace! at 3 p.m. Sunday, December 5 in the Hanaway Theatre at the Silver Center for the Arts.
Concert conductor Professor Dan Perkins says, "As we enter a holiday season that proclaims peace, love and joy, this concert reminds us of the many places in the world, including the United States at times, where those three states are hard to find. In the spirit of the season we are singing passionately for peace."
The program will feature Dona nobis pacem, by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Perkins says, "The Walt Whitman Civil War poetry used in this work is timeless,and certainly relevant today."
Soloists for the piece are PSU students Brady Lynch, a senior theatre arts major from Amherst singing soprano; Danny Brevik a senior music major from Plymouth singing baritone and Rory Diamond, a junior music major from South Hadley, Mass., also singing baritone.
Students have prepared throughout the semester by reading additional poetry by Whitman, discussing current events and finding contemporary relevance in Whitman's poems.
Student choral fellowship recipient Krystal Morin, a senior music education major from Atkinson, will conduct the choirs, orchestra and audience on "The First Nowell," a traditional English Christmas carol. Morin is also the assistant music director intern for the Manchester Choral Society, a 75-voice auditioned community chorus which Perkins says has become a magnet for serious singers.
The PSU Chamber Singers will also be featured on the concert, singing four Christmas motets by Francis Poulenc, and Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine, by Eric Whitacre.
Tickets for "Grant Us Peace!" are $12-14 for adults, $11-13 for seniors and $9-11 for youth at the Silver Center Box Office, (603) 535-ARTS (2787) or (800) 779-3689. Tickets are also available online at silver.plymouth.edu.The box office is closed November 24-28.
General information about events at PSU is online at ThisWeek@PSU. http://thisweek.blogs.plymouth.edu or at plymouth.edu/news/releases/arts_and_events.html


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After you've let the chair dry (usually a few hours), begin to sand the legs using a steel wool sanding patch, which can be found at any hardware store. Sand with the grain of the wood, as going against the grain can result in very noticeable scratches. Begin on the inside of the legs and sand from top to bottom in long, even strokes. Use firm pressure to ensure a clean finish. Take your time, but don't worry about all the nooks and crannies at this point.
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When you've finished sanding all the legs, you'll probably still need to get into the tiny grooves and details. The best way to get into these nooks and crannies it to use a piece of jute twine, also sold at hardware stores. Cut the twine into about a 6-inch-long piece and wrap it around the small area you wish to sand. Take an end in each hand and pull the twine back and forth, which will smooth and sand the grooves.
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Uganda: Karuma Hydro Power Project Sees Green Light.
The project which is being executed by Uganda Electricity Generation Company (UGECL) and a Chinese company Sinohydro Corporation – as contractor, was anticipated to produce 600MW of hydropower was paused due to recognized cracks in the dam section which posed threat to the project. Stakeholders partnered in finding teams of experts, both local and international to get a solution to the challenge. After several consultations, concrete works have resumed at the project site. Key inputs from the experts included reducing the temperature of the concrete during placement as well as improvement on the placement methods, which demanded the use of agitator trucks. Following that, a cooling plant has been installed on site to ensure concrete is placed at 20 degrees Celsius. Currently, the contractor, Sinohydro, has completed over 95% of the tunneling excavation and is currently concreting the tunnel.


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My friend told me that one time while he was in the shower, his wife did a poop in the toilet. But she didn't flush it because she knew that doing so would cause the shower water to become hotter while her husband was showering. So out of courtesy, she didn't flush.
So she did this knowing that he would eventually get done showering and eventually see her own feces in the toilet.
I figure this would be embarrassing to most women, but it wasn't to her. Would any other wives do this?
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Vintage Colt Roller Skates-Women's 10-Roller Derby!
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Classic Roller Derby, Vintage Indoor Roller Skates! Made by Colt. These skates are a women's size 10. The shoe part is very solid, and very comfortable! Probably from the 1980's, and probably near the top of the line for skates at that time. The skates have been well used, but well maintained. Brookfield precision urethane wheels on the right side, different, slightly wider urethane wheels on the left. These skates are very solid, the shoe part is awesome! For that vintage roller derby look, you can't go wrong! Helmet and pads not included! Good luck with bidding!


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All of us have a thousand wishes. To be thinner, to be bigger, have more money, have a cool car, a day off, a new phone, to date the person of your dreams. A cancer patient only has one wish, to kick cancers ass. I know that 97% of you won't post this as your status, but my friends will be the 3% that do. In honour of someone who died, or is fighting cancer, or even had cancer, post this for at least one hour.
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US in Deep Turmoil as Trump Confronts the Establishment
With the departure of the Trump's national security adviser, political crisis in the US has only depended and is likely to exacerbate into a full-fledged struggle for power and control between Trump and what some call 'deep-state.' While Donald Trump is an elected president of the United States of America, he doesn't seem to be able to exercise power in actual terms. This is evident from the way a so-called 'pro-Russian' adviser has been forced to resign. Following this resignation an intense debate has emerged in the US, leading a considerable number of people, 48 per cent according to a recent poll, reject the way Trump has performed in the first month of his presidency. Already Trump has retracted on Crimea. Accordingly, he is in no hurry to engage Russia in Syria nor does he consider NATO to be "obsolete." In the same vain, his U-turn towards China is something that nobody could foresee during his election campaign. As of now, a great deal of Trump's election rhetoric is dead and lies buried deep inside the rubric of deep structures of power, marking the very first instance of its sort when an American president has found himself deeply at odds with the system. And, there is no certainty that he can or may overcome this tussle and emerge as the American 'knight in a shining armour.'
While this may or may not happen, a lot of questions about Trump's ability to steer the course of American foreign and domestic policies have emerged following Flynn's resignation and with it the so-called crisis of legitimacy has deepened, leaving minimum to no space for Trump to freely determine the course of American policy making.
The crisis, or the power struggle, has depend to an extent where an American elected president has been forced to publicly blame American intelligence agencies for feeding media with information against him and claimed that today`s America was `just like Russia`.
The Russophobia campaign is, indeed, being fed to the American public and the declining support for Trump is a direct result of this spread of false information than an outcome of an actual 'bad performance.'
The media leaks have already led to Michael Flynn`s resignation. The Washington Post has recently reported that Flynn had "discussed sanctions" with a Russian official during the transition period, although Flynn had assured Vice President Mike Pence that this did not happen.
In turn, The New York Times noted on February 14, 2017, that other officials of the Trump administration and his election campaign have had contacts with Russian intelligence agents as well.
Flynn's departure just three weeks after Trump`s inauguration as president has allowed the media to claim that the White House was in total disarray.
The media`s propagandist claims has certainly irked Trump who went to his favourite medium of communication Twitter to fire off a series of tweets, attacking the media as well as the intelligence agencies. In at least two tweets, Trump named the agencies the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and National Security Agency (NSA) that he said were `running a campaign against him`.
`The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by `intelligence` like candy. 'Very un-American', he tweeted. `Information is being illegally given to the failing New York Times and Washington Post by the intelligence community.
The crisis that has thus ensued and which is being fanned out by the mainstream US media is asking for changes in the policies, particularly towards Russia about Crimea and co-operation in Syria, that Trump had advocated during his election campaign.
We have already seen that some of it has already changed. What this retraction implies, in political terms, is that the establishment has also shown that it has the ability and the grit to undermine Trump if he were to deviate from their script—a script that is premised on the existence of an enemy (Russia) and which the establishment and the deep-state can use to protect, enhance and materialize its own political and economic interests in both domestic and global political and economic arenas.
The "Russophobia" based containment of Donald Trump is, however, not going to remain exclusive to the US' domestic political circles. On the contrary, it is likely, and already has, to expand into international political arena and is going to define and shape Trump's relations with the US' European allies, who in turn are neither comfortable with Trump's foreign policy nor are going to allow him to retract the US-NATO security system (read: NATO is no longer "obsolete").
Interestingly enough, this 'trans-Atlantic Russophobia' is being transformed into a new Cold War. The NATO defence ministers have been recently been discussing the presence of their fleets in the Black Sea in a closed summit in Brussels. Clearly, the western bloc on the whole loathes Trump, creating an unprecedented disequilibrium within the Western alliance wherein Trump leads the alliance, but the partners do not know how far he is to be taken seriously due to his inability to control things (read: establishment's course of action is more appealing to the NATO allies for its anti-Russia, pro-sanctions commitments).
The Trump administration has lost, by losing Flynn, its authority and the ability to guide the American public to its vision. On the contrary, the media-establishment nexus has hijacked Donald Trump's own vision, forcing him to forget his election rhetoric promises and come out in the open to fight for his political survival through social media.
Just as Trump's confrontation with the American establishment is causing unease in the domestic and European political arena, Trump's fight with the establishment is being equally fought in both domestic and European arenas. Whereas Trump has resorted to twitter to fight back a sustained media campaign, in the European arena he has hit back by re-casting doubts over the US' commitment to NATO.
That is to say, while he no doubt has willy-nilly accepted NATO as the "bedrock" of American security, Mattis' remarks at NATO defence ministers' meeting show that the crisis is not yet over and that it will remain unsettled unless the dust of the tussle between Trump and American establishment remains in the air—something that may not happen overnight—and unless the all-powerful American establishment succeeds in modifying Trump into a typical Neo-Con hawk.
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WORDS AWAKE! DAY I: Public School Workshops, Friday, March 23, 2012
8:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m.
Teams of alumni/ae, current writing faculty and staff, and WFU students will lead workshops, read works, and/or speak to students at 9 area public elementary, middle, and high schools. See the list of activities here!
WORDS AWAKE! DAY I: Gathering, Welcome, Party: Friday evening, March 23, 2012
3:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Exhibitors move-in, Benson Center.
6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Wine and Cheese reception, Byrum Welcome Center.
7:30 p.m.
Opening Program, Byrum Welcome Center, Maria Henson ('82), Emcee.
Tom Hayes ('79) will present his documentary on his father, Esquire editor Harold Hayes ('48).
Ed Wilson ('43) will speak of Wake Forest writers of the past.
The evening concludes with dessert, coffee, cash bar, and songwriter Doug Davis ('89, MA '99).


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Impact Of Technology
- Communication ,has been enhanced by the development and improvement of technology.
- This change could help the business world become more transparent, leading to growth and development that will benefit workers and anyone who needs the services they provide.
- Information is recorded, processed, monitored and reported, providing a flexible database that integrates all the departments.
- No they are the same because there are a lot of risks and a lot of advantages.
- It's hard to predict exactly what technologies and trends will transform our lives. Few understood just how powerful the Internet would be, dismantling entire industries and creating millions of jobs.
- mobile phones have made the biggest impact, and have taken over our current society, they have been around for several decades in some form or another.
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Rifle recommendations
Well I'm hoping to start my AR build pretty soon, and I'm already looking forward to the next gun I will be wanting to get. here is where you guys come in.
What are some of your guys' favorite rifles? Which ones would you recommend getting cheap? Around $150-250, mostly looking for a plinker that I can use to improve my longer range shooting on. Are there any bolt actions in this price range?
Just looking to see what you guys use and like to use.
Mosin-Nagant Rifle...It uses a 7.62mm 54 Rimmed Round. Durable, Semi Accurate "depends on model and condition of rifle", and beatiful rifle....This rifle is great buy. I suggest getting a 91-30 model and not the 44...The model 44 is a carbine and the accuracy goes down quite a bit on it. But the best part about these rifles are the price! You simply can not beat it...160 doller will get you a very well taken care of rifle....Not perfect, might have a few nicks in the stock but the bore should be free of pitting at that price. With my 91-30 I can get a 4 inch group at 200 yards with iron sights.....not bad for a rifle made in 1943 by the Soviet Union.
If you can save a bit more, for around 300$ you can buy a new Marlin XL-7/XS-7 with synthetic stock or a Stevens model 200. They're both decent bolt actions for the money and perform well in excess of what you'd expect for a rifle of that price.
For starting out? If you don't have a lot of shooting experience, I would recommend getting a good .22lr and practicing the basics of shooting from 50 to 150 yards with it.
The ammo is cheap, the effects of wind/gravity/ballistics on a small bullet can be easily studied as you move your targets back further.
Or you can take Bear's excellent advice.
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MBA Project On Consumer Preferences Towards Digital Shoppy
Consumer Preferences Towards Digital Shoppy is a good project to be made by MBA students and its objective is To make an analysis of the consumer profile relation to income category, family size etc., in order to identify the brand features of
Digital Shoppy consumers. You can also Subscribe to FINAL YEAR PROJECT'S by Email for more such Projects and Seminar.To make a clear analysis into the brand possessions of Digital Shoppy consumers, in order to highlight the brand preference among Digital Shoppy consumers and identify the factors influencing and brand preference.
Author:-M. Lakshmi Narayana
I. Introduction 01-12
[ Market Positioning Strategy
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Josie's best friend (or BFF as the girls say) is having a birthday on Saturday.
I love giving gifts, but I can't just simply wrap up a gift and give it. I just can't.
I have to "DO IT UP"!!! I just have to!
I bought these really cute flip flops and shades for the BFF. I couldn't just stop there though. I made cute little tags for them.
The tag on the flip flops says, "I hope you "flip" over your Birthday!"
The tag on the shades says, "I hope your Birthday is so bright you have to wear shades!"


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The Publishing Next Industry Awards were instituted in 2014 to reward the talent, initiative, entrepreneurial zeal and untiring efforts of publishers – big, small, independent – that create books. Established under the aegis of the neutral platform of the Publishing Next Conference, the awards seek to recognize innovation and leadership of publishing professionals and others in the book trade.
The Publishing Next Industry Awards 2017 will be presented in the following categories:
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David Levine (left), who passed away at 83 on December 29, 2009, was the true heir of 19th century illustrators Honore Daumier and Thomas Nast. His drawings of the rich, powerful and famous, with their cross-hatched lines and prominent noses on large heads, while rarely flattering, were never vicious and always insightful. His subjects encompassed politicians, intellectuals, artists and athletes, yet when working in watercolors, he portrayed garment workers or Coney Island bathers from his native Brooklyn.
Levine contributed over 38,000 illustrations to The New York Review of Books. Among his most famous is a takeoff on President Lyndon B. Johnson's revealing his scar from a gall bladder operation, drawn in the shape of the nation's wound at that time, Vietnam:
Levine received tributes from fellow illustrators and cartoonists Art Spiegelman and his friend Jules Feiffer, who stated, "In the second half of the 20th century, he was the most important political cartoonist. ...He revived the art." Steve Brodner, a powerful political cartoonist in his own right, wrote a moving tribute to Levine on his blog.
To view over 2,500 Levine illustrations from 1963 to the present in The New York Review of Books David Levine Gallery, click here. The New York Times has also produced a slide show, "The Work of David Levine." In the following video, this greatest of caricaturists talks about the inspirations behind his illustrations:


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Is there a specific recipe for cakes that one can carve?
Not at all but it is always better to use a dense cake. It also helps to refrigerate the cake before you carve because it makes the cake more firm and easier to carve.
I recently did a carved cake of a boat, I used a packet mix as I was in a hurry. I baked a square cake, frosted it as normal, chilled it and then it was easy to carve! :) All the cut offs made a nice tasting and I can freeze the rest for a cakeless day.
Yes- def use a dense cake recipe. Some use a pound cake recipe, while I mostly use a doctored mix recipe, which is by its nature, a denser cake than just a 'straight' mix.
And I generally keep to simple frosting between layers or a whipped ganache or mousse....fruit jams are usually just to messy for a carved cake!


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Leaked Google support app shares your Nexus phone's screen
Google Support would help you set up your new Android phone.
BET gets its own mobile streaming service
BET Play offers cable-free access to the channel's shows on your Android and iOS devices.
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
VLC for Android now plays videos from your local network
Version 2.0 is also faster and more tablet-friendly.
Marshmallow is now on 10 percent of Android devices
It's not a huge number, but it represents a milestone for Google.
Nokia will return to mobile with Android phones and tablets
The Nokia Android smartphone dream is reborn.
Google lets you download Nexus upgrades without waiting
You can grab over-the-air update images that save you from wiping your device.
Amazon's Fire tablet gets a 16GB option and three new colors
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Android N Preview arrives with split-screen view and more
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I was recently going back through my images from Jordan's shoot and stumbled upon this gem. I was immediately struck by her simple pose and all of the hands holding her up. A simple test shot, taken as I prepared the lighting and as the final touches were performed on her dress.
Sometimes it is better to be lucky than talented!
There is a part of me that feels this is one of the best images I have ever shot. I have often said that I wasn't satisfied with my photography when I started Anything Can Be. I have even said that dabbling in fashion photography, weddings and family portraiture was a meaningless pursuit. That is probably more of an indictment of my own work rather than the industry as a whole. There are some fashion images or wedding images that are extremely powerful and meaningful. I have a number of friends who find great comfort and strength working in those fields. A beautiful wedding image or family portrait, no doubt has a place and purpose. Doesn't change the fact that my work in those fields oftentimes made me feel empty, like I wasn't utilizing my talent for the right purpose. I am proud of that work, it helped me become the photographer I am now. But I was still searching for meaning in my work, I wanted more. I really believed that my talent could be used for a lot more.
So back to Jordan's image and the purpose of this post!
I see hope, sacrifice, strength, courage, fight, determination, legacy and love when I look at this image. I could never say that about much of my photography prior to this project. Despite the pain that racked her body, Jordan insisted on standing up for her photo-shoot. It took three people to hold her steady. It took her a half hour to get dressed. But she insisted on standing up. About 2 weeks after this image was taken, Jordan passed away…
A lot of people are going to share statistics about pediatric cancer this month. I will probably share a few of those things as well. They are important, they raise awareness, they help fuel funding. That in turn will eventually lead to a cure. But statistics don't tell the whole story. They don't shed light on the human side of the fight.
My hope is that this image and others like it can help you dig deeper and find the courage behind the numbers. Let those feelings stir something in you, let that fester for a bit and realize that this cause is important and that you can do something about it. Maybe it is hard to talk about, but burying your head in the sand won't help or change anything. So stand up with these kids, stand up with Jordan and lets do something together.


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SONNY Bill Williams admits Saturday night's brutal finals duel with Manly gave him "flashbacks" of Canterbury's 2004 grand-final victory that broke the Roosters' hearts.
It is some measure of SBW's journey that, nine years ago, he was a raw 19-year-old celebrating a dream rookie year as the Bulldogs handed the Roosters consecutive grand-final defeats.
Now the multi-sport superstar is the headline act at Bondi and can further repair old wounds with Roosters fans by leading the club to its 13th premiership.
Williams and his Roosters cohorts resembled street fighters as they overcame the Sea Eagles 4-0 in an epic finals clash that was as brutal as it was enthralling.
Amid the slugfest, Williams admits his mind returned to Canterbury's heroics of 2004, when he was the Bulldogs' teenage hit man ripping into now Roosters teammate Anthony Minichiello.
"Those are very fond memories," he said of Canterbury's 16-13 victory that saw him clinch a premiership ring in his maiden NRL season.
"It was funny out there (against Manly) ... I had a flashback of how tough it was (in the 2004 grand final).
"I was on my haunches and I remembered that same feeling funnily enough against the Roosters in 2004.
"I did appreciate it actually. I got a fair stint out there, I played about 60 minutes, it wasn't just a little hit-and-run.
"To win in a couple of weeks, we will have to go through that same pain barrier.
"Hopefully we can do that as well."
The Roosters secured a week off with their gutsy disposal of Manly and are now just 80 minutes away from their second grand-final appearance in four seasons.
The bitter irony for the Bondi glamour club is that premiership glory could cost them Williams.
The ex-All Blacks forward remains off-contract, and a Roosters triumph could represent the perfect swansong as he considers a return to rugby for the 2015 World Cup.
Just turned 28, the ball-playing forward admits he wasn't sure if the Roosters would be premiership contenders when he arrived in pre-season.
"I thought we would go well but didn't think we would go that well to be honest," he said.
"It's a ride we don't want to get off but it's a lot of hard work to go before we get to the grand final.
"I came here when the boys were doing the hard yards. I mentally noted down what I had to do. When I first came back I wasn't as prepared strength-wise.
"I was a bit off the pace so it took me a month to get used to."
Whether he remains at the Roosters in 2014 or defects back to rugby, Williams vowed to leave nothing in the tank in the coming weeks.
"I guess this is where it really counts," he said.
"That game was very tough. You just don't want to be the guy that lets the team down. I know myself I will be leaving no stone unturned to win and the boys will be as well."
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The Financial Reporting Council has announced Paul Boyles decision to stand down as chief executive. Boyle, appointed to CEO at the same time the Council saw its responsibilities substantially expanded in the Spring of 2004, will remain in post until his successor has been appointed. It is expected that he will leave for good on the summer, the FRC said.
The Council has now begun to put in train the process for appointing his successor. Sir Christopher Hogg, FRC chairman, said that he greatly appreciated the strong leadership Paul has given but I have long been aware that is was likely he would want to move on after a five year tenure and that remains the position.
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The Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party's Ricky Muir could be on the road to setting a record for the quietest start to a Senate career.
Seven months after he arrived in Canberra from rural Victoria with his wife Kerri-Anne and five children, Senator Muir is yet to deliver his inaugural speech.
Senators are allowed to choose the timing of their first speech and Senator Muir is now months behind the rest of the "class of 2014", including all his fellow balance-of-power crossbenchers who have delivered their maiden speeches.
On Wednesday, Senator Muir was due to talk on indulgence to a Labor-led matter of public importance, just the third time he has spoken in the chamber.
By comparison, NSW senator David Leyonhjelm has spoken on 63 occasions, according to Hansard, having delivered his inaugural speech last July.
Palmer United defector Jacqui Lambie has spoken 50 times while PUP Senate leader Glenn Lazarus has notched up 38 since his first speech in September.
PUP's Zhenya "Dio" Wang has spoken on just six occasions.
Senator Muir told Fairfax Media his inaugural speech, which had been expected in the final session of Parliament last year, would be delivered in March.
A fellow crossbencher said Senator Muir's tentative start in the chamber had been a topic of conversation among senators. "People think it could be the longest time between entering the senate and doing a first speech."
The Clerk of the Senate's office said there was no way to tell other than going through the speaking records of all Australian senators since 1901.
But "silent members" are not unheard of, with some senators managing just a handful of contributions in a six-year term.
Senator Muir, who scraped into office on preference flows, had a rough start to his career with a now infamous "train wreck interview" with veteran Mike Willesee. His failure to explain the concept of the balance of power went viral.
But on the few occasions that he has spoken, Senator Muir's contribution has been compelling.
In December, he outlined his angst at casting his crucial vote in favour of then Immigration Minister Scott Morrison's bid to reintroduce temporary protection visas.
"Coming to a decision on this bill has been, without a doubt, one of the hardest decisions I have had to face — a choice between a bad option and a worse option. It is a decision that involves human beings: children, mothers, fathers," he said.
"I believe that this bill has many bad aspects; however, I am forced into a corner to decide between a bad decision or a worse decision — a position which I do not wish on my worst enemies.
"Ultimately, it is my desire to see the legacy caseload resolved with a clear pathway to permanency for those who are found to be genuine refugees, and for those who are found not to be genuine refugees to return home."


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