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About "Think of me" by celandinestern
Think of me
Design by celandinestern
...it's kind of about happiness and freedom of thought.
8 colors on sand or seafoam for the calmer version, 5 colors on just about any color - but cinder, dark gray or mint are best maybe - for the wilder colored version.
No special inks, no special printing methods.
Many thanks for everyone who has participated with me in the crafting of this design through the critique process - you guys were really important to me. And bigger thanks to Aaron for helping make the presentation so high-tech :)
cool i like it, $5
soo cute 5
love it!!! 5$$$
This is wondeful! I feel a bit happier after seeing this :)
so brilliant :)
woohooo it's up!! thanks guys :) And Erol - yeah, this is a much more delicate mechanism than those regular old typewriters that you had to bang on. You just tap them lightly on the head and they go 'cheep' ;)
cooool :D
So much sweetness! I'll give it a $5 and a 'cheep'!
Great job! The bright colors are a good choice.
Charming style. I prefer the more neutral colors. The birdies are super cute. :)
It turned out awesome!!
so cute
thankyuu!! I'm personally kinda leaning towards the psycho-color scheme, but wouldn't mind it either way :)
I think it's amazing, but I've said that before. I don't even know which colours I prefer - first it was the neutrals, but the psychocolous turned out great too! fantastic sub, $$$$$5
Incredible and sweet concept.!!! Love the one in the left and the one in the right! 5$
Totally love this. Your concept is brilliant and the execution needs no tweaking.
cute cute cute!
Yes, the concept and execution are brilliant :)
heh can you hear the birdies chirping happily? that's because you guys are making them feel all fuzzy!
great job celandinestern! ..must 5$! this! :)
Great job!It certainly puts a smile on my face, like this =)
Wonderful! Your blog about this was very inspiring. $5
I love the light colored one. Absolutely love it.
Great work, well done.
Nice work, I really like the duo-color version
great work!! 5$
yay you all like it!!!
really nice lineart and concept!! $5
This is so sweet.
love it!
this is so adorable, ♥
very cute! 5
very cute! 5
Awesome work!!
aw guys! goes all fuzzy
So beautiful! seafoam is my favorite!
This is great! love all the color options cant decided! :D!!!
cute! check out mine: http://www.threadless.com/submission/285291/Real_Mermaid/
great $5
this is so cute :) I find it sort of relaxing watching at this design; can almost hear the music coming out of the typewriter...
(the version I prefer is the one with neutral colors on a light blue tee)
Love it!
Awsome work fuzzy 5
you people are just lovely.
Bop bop bop tweet bop bop bop ting
I love it, the tshirt colouring on the far right is my fave.
The details are astonishing. It's beautiful. Makes me want to type something.
In the running for: 6 more days i can smell victory! great design...
Yeah, Great art!! I like!!
ha ha. just wonderful! I prefer the more neutral/brown palette on the lower far right on the sea-foam. $5
well if I'm being honest........................
love it! Sorry - couldn't resist after Bramish's honesty blog! Really great! And I would so wear it! $5
hahahahh thanks :) Always value an honest opinion ;)
Very cute and done so well. Nice selection of shirt color choices.
Well done! 5
Crazy version on mint please!
Lovin it!! I agree with Igo about the colors, light brown scheme for me…
It's not something I'd wear myself but it's really good and would make a great tee.
thats neat
chirp :)
If I'm honest......
that's one grrrrreat birdy typewriter! amazing colours as usual.
seafoam! :D
Heh I like the seafoam too :)
By the way I never mentioned, but the music is the clarinet score to 'Think of Me' from the Phantom of the Opera. Strange the power of cheap music, as a dear friend of mine used to say :)
cute! 5
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yes! 5$
4 more days!!
funny, cool! 5
nice one!
I love how many trains of thought are derailing yet sprouting wings and flying away together in harmony here....song birds, typwriters, etc. They flow so wonderfully in tandem and the cuteness level is through the roof and could make a weaker grandmother pinch to death her favorite grandchild.
this looks like it's gonna be a print. congrats on a beautiful concept and great execution! thumbs up!!! 5$
I think the composition on the tee could have been better. I also think it's a fantastic idea and nicely executed for the most part, I can see this getting printed.
Love this! I'm just going to pinch all my grandchildren (F A 's comment earlier!hahha!) ...I don't have a favorite....but might have to pick one to wear this haha! 5$
heheheheh I'd love to see it on your grandkids, hope they survive all the affectionate pinching :)
Thanks for all the love, guys!
Hector if you have a placement idea mail me or leave it in any of my blogs. Always happy to improve!
this is so cute! love the little birdies!! XD my fave is is the tee on the right!! :)
that's an interesting design
very very cute : )
Beautiful illustration and great on the shirt! Nice work! One of my favorites of yours I think :)
Great. It's got so many things to look at all at once.
so wonderful $5 print!
oh my, even Luigi likes it!! :D blushes
hahaha yeah I used to know that stuff back when I used to play the clarinet as a kid but I kinda forgotted it all now. You can see it here though, just so you can compare how sloppily i've copied it :D
Five bucks! Coolness!
I can't believe no one's tweeted it.
Looks really nice.
Think the keyboard could be moved over to the left a little or slightly skewed perspective wise.
Heh thanks, Tonteau. Yeah, I always forget about twitter and stuff. I don't use it much I guess. And yes, I did have a bit of a perspective war there. Hopefully one day I'll win that battle.
zicr - the zoom/scroll template is courtesy of the wonderful Aaron - find it here!! loves
How is it possible? I have not voted and commented on this beautiful illustration?? ... Another excellent job with a perfect execution and a brilliant concept Celandin =)
beautiful design and concept! love it, well done!! :)
great work here!
this is so cute & well done, I really like the color combo on the black shirt! looks like it was really fun to draw.
heh it was definitely a lot of fun to draw. Although at times the mechanical bits of the machine were driving me up the wall!
1 more day!
this is brilliant. well done and good luck!
Absolutely adorable! Love the concept! Love how animated it looks too!
Pretty nice !
Like your color selection - looks great on the tee.
nice one!
is it getting printed yet? =D
holy mother of comment count!! shock
drum roll
tah-daaah!!! :D Thanks everyone!!! This was fun!
Great score!
I think it's a great score! Well done.
nah, number of comments kinda reflects the fact that I've been hanging out at the forum more and the regular people are being sweet and supportive. The score is just about where I reckoned it would be :) I'm very grateful to everyone who was part of this thing!! It's not my highest score ever but I do think it's my most complicated and accomplished piece. happy :)
That's a printable score fo'sho.. Now lets hope that actually happens, haha!
Still a great and printable score, congrats!
Btw, I also hang around the forums and I never get so much support, even less that kind of a score so I'm sure it's not only that!;)
congrats on the awesome and very printable score! :)
hugs everybody :D
Congrats on this nice score (deserved to be higher). Good luck on printing :)
Woooo! Way to go, Lidija!!!
Has this printed yet? Don't these usually print within 40-90 minutes after ending? Oh, DAYS?
Well, poo.
pulls up a chair and waits
Awesome, i think the montone one on the first slide looks best
nice score!!
great score!
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^it already has ;)
this is great!
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- 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cut into small cubes
- 1 green onion, diced
- 3 garlic cloves
- 258 g cauliflower (3 servings)
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Grammar Games - Motivation in Teaching English (42869)Посмотреть архив целиком
I. Introduction
1.1 General characteristics of the work
1.2 The role of games on language lessons
II. Main Part
Chapter 1. Theory part
2.1.1 The advantages of using games
2.1.2 The adequacy in using games
2.1.3 Learning grammar through games
Chapter 2. Practice part
2.2.1 Games with prepositions
2.2.2 Conditionals and Wishes
2.2.3 Examples of worksheets
III. Conclusion
I. Introduction
1.1 General characteristics of the work
The theme of my qualification work sounds as following: "Grammar Games - Motivation in Teaching English" This qualification work can be characterized by the following:
2. Actuality of the theme.
In recent years language researchers and practitioners have shifted their focus from developing individual linguistic skills to the use of language to achieve the speaker's objectives. This new area of focus, known as communicative competence, leads language teachers to seek task-oriented activities that engage their students in creative language use. Games, which are task-based and have a purpose beyond the production of correct speech, serve as excellent communicative activities. On the surface, the aim of all language games is for students to "use the language"; however, during game play learners also use the target language to persuade and negotiate their way to desired results. This process involves the productive and receptive skills simultaneously. Standing on such ground, I considered the theme of the work actual enough to make investigation.
3. The tasks and aims of the work.
1. The first task of my work is to describe the role of games on language lessons.
2. The second task is to describe views of different linguists on the problem of using games.
3. The last task is to describe various types of grammar games.
4. The novelty of the work.
I consider that the novelty of the work is concluded in new materials of the linguists, which were published in the Internet. The novelty of my work is concluded in the fact, that I had worked out some grammar games, which I had approbated on English language lessons during my pedagogical practice.
5. Practical significance of the work.
In my opinion the practical significance of my work is hard to be overvalued. This work reflects modern trends in linguistics and I hope it would serve as a good manual for those who wants to master modern English language. Also this work can be used by teachers of English language for teaching English grammar.
6. Ways of scientific investigation used within the work.
The main methods for compiling our work are the method of comparative analysis and the method of statistical research.
7. Fields of amplification.
The present work might find a good way of implying in the following spheres:
1. In High Schools and scientific circles of linguistic kind it can be successfully used by teachers and philologists as modern material for writing research works dealing with using of grammar games.
2. It can be used by teachers of schools, lyceums and colleges by teachers of English as a practical manual for teaching English grammar.
3. It can be useful for everyone who wants to enlarge his/her knowledge in English.
8. Linguists worked with the theme.
As the base for my qualification work I used the works of Abbott G., Azar B. Sh., Horwitz E.K., Lee Su Kim and others0.
9. Content of the work.
The present qualification work consists of four parts: introduction, the main part, conclusion and bibliography. Within the introduction part, which includes two items I gave the brief description of our qualification work (the first item), where I described its actuality, practical significance, and fields of amplification, and described the role of games on language lessons. The main part of my qualification work includes several items. There I discussed such problems as adequacy in using games and their advantages. In the second chapter (practice part) of main part described different types of grammar games, and included worksheets, which are needed for playing these games. In the conclusion to my qualification work I tried to draw some results from the scientific investigations made within the main part of my qualification work. In bibliography part I mentioned more than 20 sources of which were used while compiling the present work. It includes linguistic books and articles dealing with the theme, a number of used dictionaries and encyclopedias0 and also some internet sources.
1.2 The role of games on language lessons
Games offer students a fun-filled and relaxing learning atmosphere. After learning and practicing new vocabulary, students have the opportunity to use language in a non-stressful way. While playing games, the learners' attention is on the message, not on the language. Rather than pay attention to the correctness of linguistic forms, most participants will do all they can to win. This eases the fear of negative evaluation, the concern of being negatively judged in public, and which is one of the main factors inhibiting language learners from using the target language in front of other people. In a game-oriented context, anxiety is reduced and speech fluency is generated--thus communicative competence is achieved.
Games are also motivating. Games introduce an element of competition into language-building activities. This provides valuable impetus to a purposeful use of language (Prasad 2003). In other words, these activities create a meaningful context for language use. The competitive ambiance also makes learners concentrate and think intensively during the learning process, which enhances unconscious acquisition of inputs. Most students who have experienced game-oriented activities hold positive attitudes towards them (Uberman 1998). An action research conducted by Huyen and Nga (2003), students said that they liked the relaxed atmosphere, the competitiveness, and the motivation that games brought to the classroom. On the effectiveness of games, teachers in Huyen & Nga's (2003)reported that action research reported that their students seem to learn more quickly and retain the learned materials better in a stress-free and comfortable environment.
The benefits of using games in language-learning can be summed up in nine points.
Games: are learner centered.
promote communicative competence.
create a meaningful context for language use.
increase learning motivation.
reduce learning anxiety.
integrate various linguistic skills.
encourage creative and spontaneous use of language.
construct a cooperative learning environment.
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2.1.1 The advantages of using games
Many experienced textbook and methodology manuals writers have argued that games are not just time-filling activities but have a great educational value. W. R. Lee holds that most language games make learners use the language instead of thinking about learning the correct forms. He also says that games should be treated as central not peripheral to the foreign language teaching programme. A similar opinion is expressed by Richard-Amato, who believes games to be fun but warns against overlooking their pedagogical value, particularly in foreign language teaching. There are many advantages of using games. "Games can lower anxiety, thus making the acquisition of input more likely" (Richard-Amato). They are highly motivating and entertaining, and they can give shy students more opportunity to express their opinions and feelings (Hansen). They also enable learners to acquire new experiences within a foreign language which are not always possible during a typical lesson. Furthermore, to quote Richard-Amato, they, "add diversion to the regular classroom activities," break the ice, "[but also] they are used to introduce new ideas". In the easy, relaxed atmosphere which is created by using games, students remember things faster and better (Wierus and Wierus). Further support comes from Zdybiewska, who believes games to be a good way of practicing language, for they provide a model of what learners will use the language for in real life in the future.
Games encourage, entertain, teach, and promote fluency. If not for any of these reasons, they should be used just because they help students see beauty in a foreign language and not just problems.
There are many factors to consider while discussing games, one of which is appropriacy. Teachers should be very careful about choosing games if they want to make them profitable for the learning process. If games are to bring desired results, they must correspond to either the student's level, or age, or to the material that is to be introduced or practiced. Not all games are appropriate for all students irrespective of their age. Different age groups require various topics, materials, and modes of games. For example, children benefit most from games which require moving around, imitating a model, competing between groups and the like. Furthermore, structural games that practice or reinforce a certain grammatical aspect of language have to relate to students' abilities and prior knowledge. Games become difficult when the task or the topic is unsuitable or outside the student's experience.
Another factor influencing the choice of a game is its length and the time necessary for its completion. Many games have a time limit, but the teacher can either allocate more or less time depending on the students' level, the number of people in a group, or the knowledge of the rules of a game etc.
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I've got your missing heritability right here…
The problem with this question is that it limits the search space for the solution. It forces our thinking further and further along a certain path, when what we really need is to draw back and question the assumptions on which the whole approach is founded. Rather than asking what is the right answer to this question, we should be asking: what is the right question?
The idea of performing genome-wide association studies for complex disorders rests on a number of very fundamental and very big assumptions. These are explored in a recent article I wrote for Genome Biology (referenced below; reprints available on request). They are:
1) That what we call complex disorders are unitary conditions. That is, clinical categories like schizophrenia or diabetes or asthma are each a single disease and it is appropriate to investigate them by lumping together everyone in the population who has such a diagnosis – allowing us to calculate things like heritability and relative risks. Such population-based figures are only informative if all patients with these symptoms really have a common etiology.
2) That the underlying genetic architecture is polygenic – i.e., the disease arises in each individual due to toxic combinations of many genetic variants that are individually segregating at high frequency in the population (i.e., "common variants").
3) That, despite the observed dramatic discontinuities in actual risk for the disease across the population, there is some underlying quantitative trait called "liability" that is normally distributed in the population. If a person's load of risk variants exceeds some threshold of liability, then disease arises.
All of these assumptions typically go unquestioned – often unmentioned, in fact – yet there is no evidence that any of them is valid. In fact, the more you step back and look at them with an objective eye, the more outlandish they seem, even from first principles.
First, what reason is there to think that there is only one route to the symptoms observed in any particular complex disorder? We know there are lots of ways, genetically speaking, to cause mental retardation or blindness or deafness – why should this not also be the case for psychosis or seizures or poor blood sugar regulation? If the clinical diagnosis of a specific disorder is based on superficial criteria, as is especially the case for psychiatric disorders, then this assumption is unlikely to hold.
Second, the idea that common variants could contribute significantly to disease runs up against the effects of natural selection pretty quickly – variants that cause disease get selected against and are therefore rare. You can propose models of balancing selection (where a specific variant is beneficial in some genomic contexts and harmful in others), but there is no evidence that this mechanism is widespread. In general, the more arcane your model has to become to accommodate contradictory evidence, the more inclined you should be to question the initial premise.
Third, the idea that common disorders (where people either are or are not affected) really can be treated as quantitative traits (with a smooth distribution in the population, as with height) is really, truly bizarre. The history of this idea can be traced back to early geneticists, but it was popularised by Douglas Falconer, the godfather of quantitative genetics (he literally wrote the book).
In an attempt to demonstrate the relevance of quantitative genetics to the study of human disease, Falconer came up with a nifty solution. Even though disease states are typically all-or-nothing, and even though the actual risk of disease is clearly very discontinuously distributed in the population (dramatically higher in relatives of affecteds, for example), he claimed that it was reasonable to assume that there was something called the underlying liability to the disorder that was actually continuously distributed. This could be converted to a discontinuous distribution by further assuming that only individuals whose burden of genetic variants passed an imagined threshold actually got the disease. To transform discontinuous incidence data (mean rates of disease in various groups, such as people with different levels of genetic relatedness to affected individuals) into mean liability on a continuous scale, it was necessary to further assume that this liability was normally distributed in the population. The corollary is that liability is affected by many genetic variants, each of small effect. Q.E.D.
This model – simply declared by fiat – forms the mathematical basis for most GWAS analyses and for simulations regarding proportions of heritability explained by combinations of genetic variants (e.g., the recent paper from Eric Lander's group). To me, it is an extraordinary claim, which you would think would require extraordinary evidence to be accepted. Despite the fact that it has no evidence to support it and fundamentally makes no biological sense (see Genome Biology article for more on that), it goes largely unquestioned and unchallenged.
In the cold light of day, the most fundamental assumptions underlying population-based approaches to investigate the genetics of "complex disorders" can be seen to be flawed, unsupported and, in my opinion, clearly invalid. More importantly, there is now lots of direct evidence that complex disorders like schizophrenia or autism or epilepsy are really umbrella terms, reflecting common symptoms associated with large numbers of distinct genetic conditions. More and more mutations causing such conditions are being identified all the time, thanks to genomic array and next generation sequencing approaches.
Different individuals and families will have very rare, sometimes even unique mutations. In some cases, it will be possible to identify specific single mutations as clearly causal; in others, it may require a combination of two or three. There is clear evidence for a very wide range of genetic etiologies leading to the same symptoms. It is time for the field to assimilate this paradigm shift and stop analysing the data in population-based terms. Rather than asking how much of the genetic variance across the population can be currently explained (a question that is nonsensical if the disorder is not a unitary condition), we should be asking about causes of disease in individuals:
- How many cases can currently be explained (by the mutations so far identified)?
- Why are the mutations not completely penetrant?
- What factors contribute to the variable phenotypic expression in different individuals carrying the same mutation?
- What are the biological functions of the genes involved and what are the consequences of their disruption?
- Why do so many different mutations give rise to the same phenotypes?
- Why are specific symptoms like psychosis or seizures or social withdrawal such common outcomes?
These are the questions that will get us to the underlying biology.
Mitchell, K. (2012). What is complex about complex disorders? Genome Biology, 13 (1) DOI: 10.1186/gb-2012-13-1-237
Manolio, T., Collins, F., Cox, N., Goldstein, D., Hindorff, L., Hunter, D., McCarthy, M., Ramos, E., Cardon, L., Chakravarti, A., Cho, J., Guttmacher, A., Kong, A., Kruglyak, L., Mardis, E., Rotimi, C., Slatkin, M., Valle, D., Whittemore, A., Boehnke, M., Clark, A., Eichler, E., Gibson, G., Haines, J., Mackay, T., McCarroll, S., & Visscher, P. (2009). Finding the missing heritability of complex diseases Nature, 461 (7265), 747-753 DOI: 10.1038/nature08494
Zuk, O., Hechter, E., Sunyaev, S., & Lander, E. (2012). The mystery of missing heritability: Genetic interactions create phantom heritability Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 109 (4), 1193-1198 DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1119675109
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Nice. You seem to be arguing that heritability has been over-estimated. Is there are a reason to think that these (false) assumptions will necessarily lead to an inflation of heritability estimates? Or is it more the case that heritability is a meaningless concept outside of these flawed models?ReplyDelete
I would slightly quibble with the last point. Especially for something like autism, there's no doubt in my mind that there are subclinical traits in a high proportion of relatives. I guess you could interpret that as variable phenotypic expression / penetration of a single mutation. But then once you start getting into your question of why there is this variability - and if other genes pay a role in this, then you start moving back towards a (hybrid) model that includes common variants.
But I 100% agree that we need to question our assumptions (always).Replies
Thanks Jon for that comment. The third point is more complex than I could go into in the blog (but see the paper for a longer treatment). What I am arguing against is the assumption that the genetics of a trait like sociability, for example, is the same as the genetics of a symptom like social withdrawal. There can be a normal distribution of a trait and deviations from that distribution that are caused by different mechanisms. And I argue that you need some major insult to get a serious phenotype - not just an accumulation of very small variants, because the system has to deal with that kind of variation all the time. For example, at the ends of the normal distribution of height you don't get dwarfism or giantism suddenly appearing - they are caused by single mutations. Same for mental retardation or intellectual disability - the genetics of these conditions are not the same as the genetics of IQ.Delete
Jon, on your first point, I don't think heritability has been overestimated - I just think it is not a very useful figure if it lumps all cases together as they may have very diverse genetic etiologies - so modeling how much of it you can explain across the population rests on the assumption that that is not true. You wouldn't use a figure like that for mental retardation as a class for example - it's just not very informative, beyond saying genetic variation is involved. Sibling risks will vary across families by mode of inheritance and penetrance. In that case we already know that mental retardation can be caused by mutations in any of a large number of different genes and so nobody would think of doing a population-based study lumping all cases together. We are learning that the same is true for autism and schizophrenia.Delete
This post relies on two fundamental strawman arguments: (1) the idea that geneticists ever expected GWAS to explain all (or even most) of the heritability of complex diseases; and (2) the idea that geneticists aren't aware that GWAS rely on simplified assumptions.ReplyDelete
Looking at your three "unjustified assumptions" in turn:
1. Geneticists are perfectly aware that complex diseases are often a mixture of different diseases with different etiologies. However, in the absence of clinical or molecular markers that can be used to divide patients into more subtle categories, this lumping assumption is a necessary evil. It doesn't make GWAS impossible - it just means that the causal variants will have smaller effect sizes and thus require larger samples to detect. As better diagnostic criteria become available, you can expect genetic studies to become increasingly targeted towards specific sub-categories (indeed this is already being done in numerous diseases and traits - see "endophenotypes").
2. GWAS doesn't require that all genetic risk derives from common variants - it merely requires that *some* risk is due to variants that are either common themselves, or are well-tagged by common variants. Whether or not such variants should actually exist in the presence of natural selection depends on a number of evolutionary and demographic parameters. Surprisingly, the results from GWAS indicate that for several diseases (especially auto-immune diseases) a substantial fraction of disease risk is actually due to common causal variants of small effect. But I'm not aware of any geneticist who's ever argued that ALL common disease risk is due to common variants. Rather, GWAS was used because common variants were the only ones accessible on a genome-wide scale; with the drop in sequencing costs, researchers are increasingly turning their attention to variants at much lower frequencies.
3. The liability threshold model is a simplification, and is acknowledged by all geneticists as being a simplification (not just "declared by fiat") - but it's not an absurd one, especially for the many common diseases (the previous commentator mentions autism) where there is evidence for a spectrum of sub-clinical phenotypes extending from unaffected individuals all the way to frank pathology. Even in the cases where genuine discontinuity exists, I'm not sure why you regard the threshold model as so implausible: there are plenty of biological and other systems where smooth gradients in underlying parameters can result in sharp discontinuities in outcomes.
The current shift from focusing on common variants to studying rare variants is portrayed by you and many other commentators as an overdue revolution. But no-one expected GWAS to provide the full answer - they were merely the best way to study the genetic architecture of disease given the available technology, and they have been extremely successful in teaching us about that architecture, and in revealing entirely novel disease biology. All of us expected that as sequencing technology improved the field would be able to turn its attention to other potential sources of genetic risk, and that's exactly what's happening.
Daniel, thanks for your comments. I understand some people may think I am arguing against straw men but those straw men keep getting set up by people in the field, not by me. (The latest paper by Zuk et al is a good example). Re the threshold model, yes, there are many examples in biology where a threshold exists (the action potential is a good example), but none that I know of where what pushes someone over the threshold is one more allele of negligible effect alone, on top of perhaps hundreds of other such risk alleles. That is how the threshold is modeled, explicitly, in recent papers, e.g., by Visscher and colleagues.ReplyDelete
More fundamentally, there is simply no reason to think that liability is normally distributed in the population, when the data clearly show that actual risk is not. What I am trying to argue is that that claim should not simply be accepted as reasonable, unless someone can show some evidence that it actually holds. (And just showing that you can model it as a quantitative trait, by invoking a threshold does not constitute evidence that that model bears any relation to the actual etiology).
For more on subclinical phenotypes, see reply to Jon's comment above.
Part One.ReplyDelete
There are a number of assumptions held by behavioral geneticists that may not stand up to scrutiny. First, the concepts of 'genetics' and 'inheritance' are not interchangeable. Second, twin studies can determine if a condition is genetic but does not necessarily demonstrate that the condition is heritable.
Rhett Syndrome and Down syndrome are both associated with high rates co-occurring autism and are caused by a de novo genetic mutation and in twin studies, concordance for these two genetic syndromes are almost 100% in MZ twins and almost 0 in DZ twins. The calculated heritability estimates for Rhett Syndrome and Down Syndrome far exceed the calculated heritability estimates for autism which are based on a few small European twin studies.
Evolutionary biologists are beginning to disentangle the underlying etiology of de novo mutations in humans. Molina et al (2011) studied sperm mutations in 10 healthy male volunteer donors focusing on three mutations identified in individuals with a genetic syndrome that also have high ASD risk. The three sperm mutations (deletions and duplications) that were specifically examined for in healthy donors were: 7q11.23 (Williams syndrome), 15q11-13 (Prader-Willi syndrome), and 22q11 (Di George/velo-cardio-facial syndrome) and most genetic and epigenetic cases of Williams syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome and 22q11 deletion syndrome are caused by de novo mutations in contrast to being inherited events. All three sperm mutations (deletions and duplications) in all three regions were found in the sperm of all the volunteer donors (Beaudet 2008).
Several studies have been published in the field of evolutionary biology have tested the hypothesis that advancing age may be associated with increased frequency of sperm mutations in healthy volunteer donors. Bosch et al (2003) did indeed find that the frequency of chromosome 9 sperm mutations was found in all healthy donors segregated by age groups and does increase with advancing age. Sloter et al (2007) found that structural aberrations in chromosome 1 was present in the sperm of all volunteer donors and the frequency of sperm mutations significantly increased with advancing age. Klinefelter Syndrome is one of the most common mutations affecting 1 in 500-1,000 boys. The Klinefelter mutation is caused by a de novo mutation and is not inherited. Klinfelter Syndrome is associated with autism and may involve the neurexin–neuroligin genes (Bishop & Scerif 2011). Lowe et al (2001) examined the sperm of 38 fathers of Klinefelter boys and found the frequency of the XY sperm mutation is increased with advancing paternal age.
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An important study was published a few months ago that examined the frequency of sperm mutations in workers at a benzene manufacturing plant in China. The study recruited 30 workers who had worked at the benzene manufacturing plant for more than a year and divided the workers into three groups, a low exposure group, a moderate exposure group and a high exposure group. The study included a control group of 11 unexposed workers from the same town.
Every participant in all four groups was found to have de novo sperm mutations including 1p36 sperm mutations. The frequency of the sperm mutations was lowest, but present, in the unexposed group, higher in the low exposed group, higher still in the moderate exposed group and highest in the high exposed group. The 1p36 deletion syndrome is present in 1 in 5,000 to 10,000 newborns:
The 1p36 deletion syndrome is also associated with co-occurring autism:
This is the first study that has demonstrated a direct connection between a specific de novo sperm mutation (1p36 deletion), a specific severe genetic syndrome (1p36 deletion syndrome) and a specific environmental pathogen (benzene).
The CHARGE group published a study a year ago that found that living in close proximity (<309m) to heavily congested freeways in California was associated with increased risk for autism. Benzene, because of its high octane number, is an important component in the production of refined gasoline and diesel fuels and one has to consider the possibility that at least some of these cases might be related to de novo sperm mutations associated with long-lasting high exposure to benzene particles and other air borne environmental pathogens.
What can autism researchers learn from evolutionary biology? First, all males generate de novo sperm mutations throughout their lifetimes and second, the frequency of de novo sperm mutations increases with advancing age.
Part three referencesReplyDelete
Beaudet (2008). Allan Award Lecture: Rare Patients Leading to Epigenetics and Back to Genetics. Am J Hum Genetics May 9: 82-(5):1034-1038.
Bishop & Scerif (2011). Klinefelter syndrome as a window on the aetiology of language and communication impairments in children: the neuroligin–neurexin hypothesis. Acta Pediatr. 2011 June 100(6):903-907.
Bosch et al (2003). Linear increase of structural and numerical chromosome 9 abnormalities in human sperm regarding age. European Journal of Human Genetics (2003) 11, 754–759. doi:10.1038/sj.ejhg.5201049
Lowe et al (2001). Frequency of XY Sperm Increases with Age in Fathers of Boys with Klinefelter Syndrome. American Journal of Human Genetics 69(5) Nov 2001 1046-1054.
Marchetti F, Eskanazi B, Weldon RH et al (2011). Occupational exposure to benzene and chromosomal structural aberrations in the sperm of Chinese men. Environ Health Perspect
Molina et al (2011). Sperm rates of 7q11.23, 15q11q13 and 22q11.2 deletions and duplications: a FISH approach. Hum Genet. 2011 Jan;129(1):35-44. Epub 2010 Oct 8.
Sloter ED et al (2007). Frequency of human sperm carrying structural aberrations of chromosome 1 increases with advancing age. Fertil Steril. 2007 May;87(5):1077-86. Epub 2007 Apr 11.
Volk HE, Hertz-Picciotto I et al (2010). Residential proximity to freeways and autism in the CHARGE study. Environ Health Perspect 119(6):
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Thanks RAJ, for those comments and the in-depth discussion of the importance of de novo mutations, which is spot on. It highlights a changing view of genetic variation in human populations - it is not the case that there is a standing pool of variants and we all inherit different combinations of them. New variants come in all the time and are much more likely to have phenotypic effects, especially deleterious ones. See http://wiringthebrain.blogspot.com/2011/08/welcome-to-your-genome.html for more on this.Delete
There seems to be a converging opinion among many which I concur with. Autism is a multifactorial disorder with many layers of complexity. There is no single causal mechanism that is predictive of autism. Most cases are likely to involve multiple risk factors of small effect (genetic and environmental) that in aggregate increases total risk.ReplyDeleteReplies
RAJ, what I am trying to get at is what "multifactorial" means. Most people assume the meaning you refer to above - lots of risk factors of small effect at play in each individual. There is no evidence to support that model and lots of evidence for genetic heterogeneity - different genetic etiologies in different patients, often due to a single identifiable cause. There may be modifying/exacerbating factors, and it may involve two or three mutations in some cases, but there is no reason to think it involves combinations of hundreds or thousands of variants, without some major genetic insult.Delete
For the complete opposite of my own views on the genetic architecture of schizophrenia see this recent piece by Patrick Sullivan: http://www.nature.com/nm/journal/v18/n2/full/nm.2670.htmlReplyDelete
you make the same assumption that many behavioral geneticists make. You assume that the concepts of 'genetics and 'inheritance' are interchangeble. I'll give you an example of a Gene X Gene etiology and would ask you where is the heritabilty.
Independent mechanisms have been demonstrated in Downs Syndrome with or without co-occurring autism. Ghaziuddin compared a group of Downs Syndrome children with or without co-occurring autism. In Downs Syndrome with co-occurring autism there was an excess of first degree relatives who met the description of BAP features compared to first degree relatives in children with Downs Syndrome without co-occurring autism who did not meet the description of BAP features. None of the first degree relatives in Downs Syndrome with co-occurring autism were diagnosed either with Downs Syndrome or autism ( Ghaziuddin M ) (Ghaziuddin 1997).
The genetic variances underlying the broader autism phenotype is independant of the gene mutation that causes Downs Syndrome.
While autism is a strongly genetically influenced disorder, with the emphasis on 'influenced' where is the heritabilty?
Ghaziuddin M. Autism in Down's Syndrome: family history correlates. J Intellect Disabil Res. 1997 Feb;(Pt1):87-91.
Ghaziuddin M. Autism in Down's Syndrome: A family history. J Intellect Disabil Res. 2000 Oct;44(Pt 5):562-6.
RAJ, I don't see what the issue is with these studies. Why wouldn't the presence of the BAP in relatives suggest to you the presence of genetic factors causing autism? (Independent of the occurrence of Down syndrome). That's the usual interpretation. (Whether that means a very large number of factors or a small number - could be one - with incomplete penetrance is open to debate - I would obviously argue for a small number).Delete
You might be interested is a SFARI Autism article 'Effect of paternal age seen in girls with autism'
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This is a really interesting finding (though it will have to be replicated). It fits with the idea that females need a stronger insult to push them into an autistic state. (Inherited mutations would be expected to be less deleterious, by virtue of the fact that the parent passing it on must have been well enough to have offspring). The general idea of females being more resilient to these mutations is also supported by evidence that the de novo CNVs seen in female autistic patients are larger (much larger on average) than those seen in males:Delete
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Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.ReplyDelete
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Notre Charge Apostolique was a papal encyclical (Our Apostolic Mandate) promulgated by Pope Pius X on August 15, 1910. The Pope took issue with what he viewed as the socialist leanings of the Catholic 'Le Sillon' movement of Marc Sangnier.
He said that Sillonists wanted to completely level social differences and to create a "One World Church" by joining "unbelievers". The Pope emphasized that a Catholic view of social justice meant considering the needs of both the powerful and poor. The Sillonists, he said, did not accept that authority comes from God down to the authorized leaders and from there to the people.
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Blake Fielder-Civil has finally admitted that he introduced his ex-wife Amy Winehouse to hard drugs.
In an interview with The Sun, the recovering addict said: "I was the one who brought drugs into the relationship."
The 30-year-old - who was serving a sentence in a Leeds prison when Winehouse died at her home in Camden, North London last summer - also confessed that he was glad when blood tests showed she had not overdosed.
"I don't know whether it absolves my guilt or responsibility. But it meant I didn't kill my ex-wife," he said.
"When the toxicology results came back I was relieved there were no drugs in her system."
Winehouse was 27 when she was found dead after a suspected drinking binge last July. Fielder-Civil insisted that it was the singer's dependence on alcohol - and not her drug taking - that was her true weakness.
"It seems disrespectful to Amy to assume she was so impressionable she would take [drugs] without making the decision to do so herself," he explained.
"She was actually very strong and independent."
Winehouse and Fielder-Civil married in Florida on May 18, 2007. They remained together until August 2009, when they divorced amid claims of adultery.
"I thought my world had ended," he added, recalling the moment he heard the news of her passing. "We were two peas in a pod."
Fielder-Civil was unable to attend Winehouse's funeral and said he instead held a ceremony for her in his cell. After completing 12 months of jail time for committing acts of burglary and possessing a firearm, he overdosed after reading texts that the star sent him while he was incarcerated.
The former production assistant was hospitalised and had to be placed in a medically-induced coma for two weeks. He claimed that Winehouse came to him in visions to help him pull through.
Fielder-Civil has a son, Jack, with new love Sarah Aspin and the couple recently revealed that they are expecting a second child.
"Amy [just] wanted me to live life with my boy," he said.


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Federal workers back on the job throughout SD
SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Federal workers returned to work across South Dakota after the 16-day partial government shutdown came to an end.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Park Ranger Mike Adams was one worker who was glad to see Congress approve the bipartisan measure ending the shutdown late Wednesday.
Adams was the lone worker during the shutdown at the D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and Archives at Spearfish.
"Got kind of lonely here up by myself for 11 days," he told KOTA-TV. "Nobody to talk to but the fish."
President Barack Obama signed the measure early Thursday, ending a brawl with Republicans who tried to use the legislation to derail Obama's health care law and demand concessions on the budget.
Farm Service Agency offices also returned to business.
"After being gone for a few days, you get a little excited. I didn't sleep much (Wednesday) night worrying about all we had facing us" on Thursday, Minnehaha County FSA Director Larry Olsen told KELO-TV.
Black Hills National Forest officials are busy checking damage along roads and at recreation sites from an early October blizzard, according to the Rapid City Journal. National parks are getting back up to speed.
"We are excited and happy to be back at work and welcoming visitors to Wind Cave National Park," Superintendent Vidal Davila told KNBN-TV. "Autumn is a great time of year to see the park and its wildlife."
Steve Thede, the National Park Service's interim superintendent for the Missouri National Recreational River, headquartered in Yankton, said the first order of business Thursday was dismantling signs of the shutdown.
"We ended up getting rid of all those awful signs that were saying we were closed," he told the Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan. "We also changed our voice mail messages that said we weren't open."
Not all federal facilities in South Dakota were closed during the shutdown that began Oct. 1. National Weather Service offices were staffed, and Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River continued operations. The Fish and Wildlife Service on Oct. 11 reopened some land in wildlife refuges to allow hunting of pheasants and waterfowl, and Mount Rushmore National Memorial in the Black Hills reopened on Monday after the state and several corporate donors worked out a deal with the National Park Service.


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Thank you for all who participated in the April French Challenge. This month we are hosting a Feeling British Challenge. Come on over and see us.
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Cloud Forest School Foundation
The Cloud Forest School Foundation (CFSF) is a not-for-profit educational organization providing support to the Cloud Forest School. It was founded in 1993 to provide the School with an international network of friends, financial support (annual, capital and endowment funds), professional development opportunities, and teacher and volunteer recruitment. The CFSF raised the funds to purchase the current school campus from The Nature Conservancy in 2000 and since then has conducted capital fundraising for the construction of six new classroom buildings, in addition to providing ongoing annual operating support. Additionally, the CFSF publishes The Rainbow, a bi-annual newsletter about the school and its activities. The volunteer Trustees bring hands-on expertise in a variety of fields and travel to Monteverde each March for a joint meeting with the Cloud Forest School Trustees.
The CFSF is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) organization and accepts tax-deductible gifts at the following address:
Cloud Forest School Foundation
PO Box 3223, Sewanee, TN 37375
Board of TrusteesDr. Mark W. Lauria, President has been the Executive Director for the New York State Association of Independent Schools (NYSAIS) since 2009. Prior to his work with NYSAIS, Dr. Lauria served for thirteen years as the Headmaster at Foothill Country Day School (FCDS) in Claremont, California. While Headmaster at FCDS, he served as the President of the Board of Directors and the Chair of the Board of Standards for the California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS). In addition to his work in independent schools, he served as the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, elementary school Principal, and middle school Assistant Principal in the Ontario-Montclair School District. He is a current member of the Board of Trustees for the Educational Records Bureau (ERB) and the Cloud Forest School Foundation (CSF) in Monteverde, Costa Rica. Mary Bruce Alford, Vice President is a Southeast Field Representative for the Conservation Finance Program at the Trust for Public Land. Mary Bruce is responsible for co-directing the Conservation Almanac, a definitive resource on public spending for land conservation and also helps manage the National Conservation Easement Database. Mary Bruce conducts feasibility research that evaluates the potential of local and state governments to fund programs for land conservation. When a community is ready to pursue conservation finance, Mary Bruce works with state and local governments to help pass ballot measures that create funding for land conservation. Mary Bruce holds a B.A. in Environmental Policy from Sewanee: The University of the South and a Master's of Public Policy and Administration from Mississippi State University. Douglas A. Caves, Treasurer is founder, owner, and Vice-Chairman of Laurits R. Christensen Associates, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin, an economic consulting company, which employs 60 professional economists. He has published over 40 academic papers in economic journals. A former Peace Corps Volunteer in Africa, his other charitable boards and activities include Madison Campus Ministry, Boy Scouts of America, and First United Methodist Church. He did volunteer teaching (8th grade) and other projects at the CFS (Centro de Educacion Creativa) during the semester he and his family lived in Monteverde. He is a major supporter of The Nature Conservancy on both the local and national level. (B.A., M.A., Oklahoma State University; Ph.D, University of Wisconsin). Elizabeth M. Lowell, Secretary from Harvard, Massachusetts, is a Partner in Raybin Associates, Inc. (Counsel to Non-Profits). Formerly she was Director of Development at Fay School, Assistant Director of Development at the Lahey Clinic Foundation, and a consultant in planned giving. Her current and recent trusteeships include Friends Academy, Locust Valley, New York and the College of Preachers, Washington, DC.Elizabeth made her first trip to Costa Rica in 1997, when she traveled to Monteverde and learned of the school and its deadline for purchasing the property from The Nature Conservancy. She immediately offered to help raise the funds – and hasn't stopped since. (B.A. Smith). Margaret (Margy) B. Ayres is a graduate of The University of the South, in Sewanee, Tennessee. Margy serves on the Board of the Shield-Ayres Foundation, a family grantmaking foundation. She also serves on the Board of the Shield Ranch Foundation, which operates El Ranchito, a nature-immersion summer camp for children and youth from low-income families. Margy served as Senior Warden of the Vestry of St. Michael's Episcopal Church, where she remains an active member. She served on the Board of her daughters' preschool, and was a volunteer at their schools, serving on the library committee. She lives with her husband Bob in Austin, Texas. Doug Cameron is a retired teacher (7th grade science and 10th grade biology) at St. Andrew's-Sewanee School and outdoor program leader at the University of the South. He has led numerous wilderness trips around the United States for both schools and still conducts courses for Wilderness Medical Associates. More recently, he has led outreach trips for the University of the South to Honduras and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. He is currently Assistant Fire Chief in Sewanee (33 years), and just retired as a volunteer EMT in Sewanee. He is on the board of the local public education foundation, Leadership Franklin County, Housing Sewanee (a habitat group – in which he is a founding member), The Land Trust for Tennessee, and the Tennessee Environmental Council. (B.A., Harvard).
Mark J. Hatch is currently the Vice President for Enrollment at Colorado College. He earned a B.A. in psychology from Bates College and later served as Assistant Dean of Admission at his alma mater. He left Bates to pursue a graduate degree at Harvard University and concurrently worked in the Harvard Admission Office. He then moved west and served as a college counselor and teacher at Harvard-Westlake School and Marlborough School in Los Angeles. In 1997, Mark retuned to higher education as the Director of Admission at Occidental College. In addition to serving on panels at regional and national conferences, Mark is the former President of the Common Application, Inc, a member organization serving more than 350 colleges and universities. He currently serves on the Board of the High Mountain Institute, a semester program for high school juniors in Leadville, Colorado. Mark is married and has two daughters. In his spare time, he plays competitive ice hockey and is an avid trail/mountain runner and has completed two Pikes Peak Ascents – a 13.3 mile race which gains nearly 8,000 vertical feet and ends at the summit of Pike Peak at 14,110 feet.
Scott Shannon is the Associate Provost and Dean of the Graduate School at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY, and a registered landscape architect and certified planner. Scott has taught in the Landscape Architecture program at SUNY for over 25 years, and spent a year working with the Sustainable Futures program at the Monteverde Institute, Monteverde, Costa Rica. Scott is a former Fulbright Scholar in urban design in the Czech Republic, and serves on the boards of a number of not-for-profit groups advocating land conservation, historic preservation, and community planning. (BS, BLA, MLA SUNY – College of Environmental Science and Forestry).
Christopher R. Tompkins is Head of School at the Episcopal Collegiate School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Episcopal Collegiate has hosted CSF students and has sent students to CFS to study. As Headmaster of The Perkiomen School and Assistant Head of School at Mercersburg Academy, Christopher welcomed numerous exchange students from Costa Rica. He founded the exchange program while at Mercersburg where the school continues its long-term relationship with the CFS through various faculty and student programs . With a BA from Colby College and a Masters in Social Science from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, he has also earned certificates at Cornell and Harvard in leadership and education. In January 2013 he was awarded a Klingenstein Fellowship at Teacher's College of Columbia University. A published author, regular speaker at various regional and national conferences on independent school education, he is past-President of ADVIS: The Association of Delaware Valley Independent Schools. He has served on the NAIS/SSS Task Force on Financial Aid and Colby College Alumni Council. Chris always describes himself as a teacher first, having taught numerous courses in history, government, and English over his 25+-year career in independent schools.
Stephen Watters is Headmaster of The Green Vale School, Glen Head, New York. He served as Director, Middle School, William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia, and taught five years at Kingswood-Oxford School, North Hartford. He is on the boards of the Pennsylvania Association of Private Academic Schools, Friends Council of Education, and Philadelphia Council of Women in Independent Schools. He directed the Quebec-Labrador Mission Friends Camp in Mic-Mac-Malisett for Native American children, ran the SPHERE Program, and coordinated a program for adolescent girls in the public and private schools of Hartford, Connecticut. (B.A. Denison University, MAT University of Massachusetts, Amherst).


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I'm sure I'm way too late to do a sneaky feature request, but I'll try non-the-less.
Is there any way to accommodate preventative maintenance tasks? I could be as simple as being able to create a future dated help-desk request for a group of assets. Naturally that ticket should be 'invisible' until the preset start date.
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Mar 1, 2011 at 1:56 UTC
What about simply creating a windows scheduled task to use BLAT so that it sends an email at specified time for this maintenance task?
You can probably use tickets anywhere to set all the associations needed.
Mar 1, 2011 at 2:18 UTC
Thanks for the prompt reply. The task manager/BLAT combo is the suggested alternative (I use it to send off weekly reports already), but it is a bit cumbersome when used for more dynamic data, for instance scheduled maintenance.
We currently have a small(ish) network of around 150 nodes, but due to changes in our parent company we will probably get another 100 or so nodes. That makes it quite a challenge to rely on something that cannot be manged inside Spiceworks.
I have asked our DB guy to write something in Access just to track and schedule, but i prefer to have it in one place.
Mar 1, 2011 at 2:58 UTC
Looks like we're sticking with the workaround (no plans to implement this request for now):
Mar 1, 2011 at 3:04 UTC
Not exactly what I wanted to hear, but what can one do?
Seems like this feature would be appreciated by a number of community members and I'm sure that it greatly increase the appeal of Spiceworks.


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Is he seeing someone else or just too busy and had forgotten me? I've been dating this guy for 5 months. he's online and didn't not even try to talk to me for two days. Is it over? I am never clingy and we see each other few times a week for dinner and sleepovers. He has all his personal time and i did not ask what he's up to or what is he doing. Im worried he might not be interested anymore because im not attached to him. What should i do? Im getting paranoid help... Im worried and its sucking too much of my energy. If he could be online and replying other people why can't he text me to check in or sth. He does flirt with other girls on Facebook and i told him off, that was a month ago which is why im worried, thanks
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You have been dating for 5 months and not attached to him?
From your story, you are into him, but not exclusive.
How does he feel about you?
Maybe you are too clingy, and he needs a break.
Give him another day or two, and chat him up, see what he is thinking.00|00|0


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FORTUNE -- Late last year Square introduced Connect, an open platform that lets other companies integrate with its mobile payments system. Since then, the San Francisco-based company has announced several partnerships with key developers of software for small businesses, like Intuit (intu), which sells QuickBooks, and a competing accounting tools provider called Xero.
Square's latest integration is with Stitch Labs, maker of inventory management software for small merchants -- one of Square's core demographics. Customers who use both Stitch and Square will now be able to automatically sync inventory across different channels. (Think brick-and-mortar stores and stands -- which can be powered by Square -- and online shops like Etsy and Ebay (ebay), which operate their own marketplaces and credit card processing services.)
The news may seem like small potatoes, but it's a big deal for independent merchants who have to manually enter sales made via Square into their inventory management software. Sara Villari, owner of Girls Can Tell, a Philadelphia-based line of housewares and gifts, says that in the past she was afraid of overselling inventory because there was no easy way to keep track of what she'd sold in her store (and sync it with what she was selling across online channels). Now, Villari says she will not only be able to better track inventory using the same interface for both businesses -- online and offline -- but she also plans to add her towels and other goods to the Square Market, an online store created by the company. "Tools like this just didn't use to exist," Villari says.
MORE: To stay nimble, Square keeps the features coming
Stitch Labs caters to businesses who bring in anywhere from $100,000 to $3 million in annual revenue, but is working its way up to customers who generate upwards of $20 million with a soon-to-be-launched new product. (One of its top customers is Magic-Flight, which sells vaporizers and all sorts of marijuana "accessories.") "Square was our top most requested integration that we didn't have," says Brandon Levey, the CEO and co-founder of Stitch Labs. (The startup already integrates with multiple other services, including Amazon.com (amzn), Etsy, Shopify, Stripe, and Google (goog) Drive.)
The news is also significant because it shows early traction in Square's newish and more inclusive strategy: a more open platform for third-party developers to build on top of and sync with Square's offerings. Recently, the company has branched out into new products, like an online payment system for in-store pickups and yes, its own inventory tracker tool. But it can't possibly provide an entire ecosystem of payment, accounting, inventory management, and the growing number of other software tools at small businesses' disposal. Square says it is opening up its platform as a "great opportunity to make our customers' businesses run more smoothly."
Integrating with software tools used by its core demographic is a no-brainer for Square -- even if it means it will sometime compete with the companies it partners with. And syncing with third-party applications not only makes Square more sticky and useful to its users, it can also be a way of acquiring new customers. The only question is, What took Square so long to formalize a partner platform and open up its APIs (application programming interface)? Now that it's made the move, there are lots of other companies that would make sense for Square to partner with.


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conta bloqueadaAsked by Wagner Ricardo on April 08, 2016 at 02:04 PM
Ola minha conta foi bloqueada, mas não sei por que;
afinal os formulários criados são para fins de atletas confirmarem presença em competições esportivas.
Poderiam me explicar;
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