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"I grew up with phonebooks on the pilot seat flying copilot with my grandfather," said Brandon Vos, marketing director for Re/Max Inner Loop in Houston and owner of Studio Vos. "I tell people I was flying before I was driving." Vos, 37, grew up in Katy, but now resides in Richmond with his wife and three kids. His grandfather, with whom he used to copilot a Cessna 172, is the late Frank DeCicco, founder of Re/Max Texas. Vos began piloting a drone a few years back -- more of a personal interest piggybacking on his years studying art and photography at Texas Tech -- and has been able to fuse it with real estate marketing. Drones are all the rage, but should you be using them? Here are a few things to consider: Do you even need to hire for aerial video/photography? What does their portfolio look like, and will these images help you sell? Have they received their Section 333 FAA exemption and is their drone registered? Where will your clients be seeing the listing? ...
- Drone images aren't necessary for all homes
- You must make sure a drone photographer is experienced and licensed
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Licentiate in Eastern Theology
Duration: 2 Years
Licentiate in Eastern Theology -2 Years
The Church was born in the Eastand its roots are also there, though it spread to the West immediately. Hence,the Church has to breathe with her both lungs, East and West, with a healthyand balanced synthesis of eastern and western perspectives. The study ofEastern Christian Traditions and Theology is a deeper search into the roots ofthe Church. This licentiate programme is envisaged to go deep into thebiblical, theological, liturgical, spiritual and patristic heritages of theEastern Christian Traditions, especially the Syriac Tradition, which isflourishing in India and is getting global attention. The unique faith-visionand life-style of the Thomas Christians of India is an enrichment to thisliving and dynamic tradition.
a) Systematic and scientific reflection on the vision of the EasternChristian Biblical Interpretation, Theology, Liturgy, Spirituality, History,and allied subjects.
b) Special emphasis on the Syriac legacy and Tradition.
c) Deeper enquiry and study of the unique Christian life-style andfaith-vision of the Thomas Christians of India.
d) Understanding the Semitic Judeo-Christian roots and the resumption ofthe biblical, symbolic, typological, poetic and pastoral approaches of theSyriac Tradition into Christian witnessing.
e) Highlighting the unique contribution and vision of the Eastern Fathersand imbibing their spirit.
Principal Courses
1. Bible in the Syriac Tradition
2. Biblical Foundations of Aramaic/Syriac Theology
3. Syriac Exegetical Tradition
4. Introduction to Eastern Christian Traditions
5. Magisterial Documents on Eastern Churches
6. Syriac Fathers and their Theology
7. Greek Fathers and the Development of Apophatic Theology
8. Monastic Tradition in the Christian Orient
9. Eastern Christian Art and Architecture
10. Eastern Pneumatology
11. The Mystery of Christ in the Syriac Tradition
12. Mary in the Syriac Tradition
13. Church as Communion of Churches
14. Dimensions of Eastern Soteriology
15. Origin and Development of Eucharistic Prayers
16. East/West Syrian Anaphoras
17. Liturgical Year in the East/West Syriac Tradition
18. Sacraments of Initiation in East/West Syriac Tradition
19. Liturgy of the Hours in the East/West Syriac Tradition
20. Liturgical Spirituality
21. History of Christianity in Asia
22. History of Thomas Christians of India
23. Synod of Diamper and Beyond
24. Eastern Christians in their Missionary Context
25. Inculturation and the Thomas Christian Tradition
26. Ethos and Ethics: An Eastern Perspective
27. Eastern Canon Law
28. Juridical Sources of East/West Syrian Church
29. Religious Life in the Thomas Christian Tradition
30. Theology of Icons
Optional Courses
1. Syriac Fathers (Aphrahat / Ephrem / Narsai / Jacob of Serug / Isaac ofNiniveh)
2. Greek Fathers (Origen / Irenaeus / Capodocian Fathers / Maximus theConfessor)
3. Ecumenical Councils
4. Ancient Theological Schools and their influence in the Later Theology
5. Christology of the Church of the East
6. Luminaries of Thomas Christians
7. Eastern Mysticism and Asceticism
8. Spiritual Traditions in the Christian Orient
9. Destiny of the Human Being as Deification
10. Liturgy and Bible
11. Liturgical Space-Time
12. Liturgy of the Sacrament of Ordination in the Syriac Tradition
13. Ecumenical Situation in India Today
14. Religious Pluralism and Thomas Christians
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Automorphic Forms and $L$-functions I: Global Aspects
About this Title
David Ginzburg, Erez Lapid and David Soudry, Editors
Publication: Contemporary Mathematics
Publication Year 2009: Volume 488
ISBNs: 978-0-8218-4706-0 (print); 978-0-8218-8167-5 (online)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1090/conm/488
MathSciNet review: 1500286
This book is the first of two volumes, which represent leading themes of current research in automorphic forms and representation theory of reductive groups over local fields. Articles in this volume mainly represent global aspects of automorphic forms. Among the topics are the trace formula; functoriality; representations of reductive groups over local fields; the relative trace formula and periods of automorphic forms; Rankin–Selberg convolutions and $L$-functions; and $p$-adic $L$-functions. The articles are written by leading researchers in the field, and bring the reader, advanced graduate students and researchers alike, to the frontline of the vigorous research in these deep, vital topics. The companion volume (Contemporary Mathematics, Volume 489) is devoted to local aspects of automorphic forms.
Graduate students and research mathematicians interested in representation theory and automorphic forms.
Table of Contents
Front/Back Matter
- James Arthur – Report on the trace formula [MR 2522025]
- Asher Ben-Artzi and David Soudry – $L$-functions for ${\rm U}_m\times R_{E/F}{\rm GL}_n\ (n\leq [{m\over 2}])$ [MR 2522026]
- Ben Brubaker, Daniel Bump and Solomon Friedberg – Gauss sum combinatorics and metaplectic Eisenstein series [MR 2522027]
- J. W. Cogdell and I. I. Piatetski-Shapiro – On partial Poincaré series [MR 2522028]
- Wee Teck Gan and Nadya Gurevich – Restrictions of Saito-Kurokawa representations [MR 2522029]
- David Ginzburg, Dihua Jiang and Stephen Rallis – Models for certain residual representations of unitary groups [MR 2522030]
- Bernhard Krötz – Crown theory for the upper half plane [MR 1500291]
- Omer Offen – Unitary periods and Jacquet's relative trace formula [MR 2522031]
- Dinakar Ramakrishnan – Remarks on the symmetric powers of cusp forms on $\rm GL(2)$ [MR 2522032]
- Joachim Schwermer – The cohomological approach to cuspidal automorphic representations [MR 2522033]


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Investors: start freeing up your capital. Entrepreneurs: start sharpening your pitches. It's only 71 days until StartupLounge Savannah, one of the area's hottest events for those in the fast-paced world of launching businesses and bringing dreams to life.
Burgeoning companies such as Evoca, BowerBags, CREATOMbuilder, PushtoScreen, Aetho, Hopptu, and dozens of other entrepreneurs have all participated in StartupLounge. This event played a key role in the launching of these local and growing names.
The sixth annual StartupLounge Savannah will take place on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 9. Potential investors and entrepreneurs alike are welcome to apply today through Sept. 18 for entrepreneurs and through Oct. 2 for investors at http://www.thecreativecoast.org/programs/startuplounge.
StartupLounge Savannah is a partnership with the Atlanta based nonprofit StartupLounge, which creates a relaxed environment for pre-screened and selected entrepreneurs and investors to meet and build relationships.
Unlike other networking events where sales reps find fresh prospects and new businesses find alternative service providers, StartupLounge Savannah is strictly for accredited angel investors and bona fide entrepreneurs with unique ideas or businesses that offer the potential for fast growth.
If you have not launched your business yet, no worries — boot strappers and holders of idea napkins are welcome to apply as well!
As for investors, the SEC defines an accredited angel investor as someone who earns more than $200,000 a year for three years or someone who has net worth in excess of $1 million. If you are not an accredited investor but you are serious about engaging with
entrepreneurs even through crowd funding, as a mentor or through equity funding, please apply to attend StartupLounge as an investor.
The Creative Coast partners with Georgia Tech affiliated Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) to make the event a success. Last year, more than 70 pre-selected investors and entrepreneurs networked in a relaxed atmosphere, and a number of funding deals were initiated.
This year, we're bumping up the activities to make Startup Lounge 2014 an even bigger success.
The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) came up with the idea to expand the one-evening event into an entire Investor Weekend, and two great supporters, SCAD and Savannah Economic Development Authority (SEDA), immediately came to the table as sponsors and resources.
This trio's enthusiasm for the "capital meets creator" concept is making it even easier to bring angel investors and early stage venture capitalists to Savannah for an extended visit.
As with the past five years, entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to submit their ideas, an overview of the stage of business development and some personal background that will be reviewed by a panel for consideration.
There are plenty of new enhancements to this year's event. In addition to the meet and mingle portion of Startup Lounge, the selected entrepreneurs will also be able to bring samples of their product or conduct "show and tell" demonstrations.
Each entrepreneur will have a designated "hot spot" so investors can be sure to not only find and speak with the investment that interests him/her most but also get a sense of who else they may want to get to know.
More importantly, all entrepreneurs, regardless of whether you get invited to participate in StartupLounge, are encouraged to attend an Investor Readiness Workshop conducted by ATDC and ASAP (Ariel Southeast Angel Partners) beginning Aug. 28 at the Creators' Foundry.
All StartupLounge applicants who complete the three-part course may be eligible to attend two additional investor events — an invitation-only pitch day on Oct. 10 (part of the Investor Weekend attended by Atlanta angel investors and early stage venture capitalists); and a Geekend 2014 session to be held Nov. 13-15.
The clock is ticking. Your deadline is approaching. Will your idea make StartupLounge Savannah in 2014? You'll never know unless you apply.
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Thomas Sabo necklace from the Sterling Silver Collection.Symbol of love: Zirconia stones subtly set in a delicate heart made from Sterling silver. With its lobster clasp and extender chain, the necklace perfectly flatters the neckline of the wearer.
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Yemen war: A blow to the Saudis
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this episode of On the News Line:
Yemen war: A blow to the Saudis
It's been described as a blow to Yemen's former President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, who's backed by Saudi Arabia. Thousands of people in the southern city of Aden have come out in a show of support for Aydarus al-Zubaydi, the governor of Aden who's been fired by Hadi. The pro-secession rally and the high turnout of people is a sign of the unpopularity of Hadi. The Saudi-backed Yemeni politician has set up his own government in Aden, but the latest incident is a sign that things are not really going according to how Saudi Arabia had planned. And to add insult to injury, The sacked official, that is Aydarus al-Zubaydi, was a close ally of the United Arab Emirates, the tiny Arab country that is part of Saudi Arabia's coalition that's been bombing Yemen for over two years. The Emiratis have been trying to gain a foothold in southern Yemen. Is the latest rally a warning to the UAE?
Trump's first foreign visits
US president Donald Trump is to begin a three-day foreign trip which will take him to Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican, all housing the world's most important religious sites for Muslims, Christians and Jews. What has put the tour into the spotlight is not the trips themselves but Trump's history with Saudi Arabia, the Vatican and Israel. There was bad chemistry between the US president and the Israeli and Saudi regimes as well as the Roman Catholic Church during his campaign and many would find him in an awkward position though trump has made efforts to make a U-turn at least on the Saudis. He was until recently and after taking office critical of the Saudi government. Trump had complained in late April that "Saudi Arabia has not treated us fairly, because we are losing a tremendous amount of money in defending Saudi Arabia."


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During the 1860s, Dave Powers, apprentice to a horse trainer, volunteers to ride Archer to the Melbourne Cup race. Their start is 600 miles from Melbourne, and the journey is anything but easy.
Of course, the pair have numerous adventures along the way, and in the end, Archer competes in the Melbourne Cup race and wins.
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In an effort to help better protect the college and your data, changes were made over the recent holiday break for the guest Wi-Fi network BuilderGuest. When connected to BuilderGuest you should ... read more >
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In our era of advanced technology and high-speed Internet connections, you can find information on virtually anything. In the space of just a few minutes, we can fin... read more >
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We have finished reviewing our bandwidth utilization analysis and found some ways to improve access for students. Although our total limit did not change, we have managed to find savings from so... read more >
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Many of you have been receiving various emails that on the surface appear to come from official looking Southwestern College, Microsoft, or Helpdesk accounts. Some of these may request personal accoun... read more >
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Award-winning writer Julie Welch tells of her time spent at an all-girls boarding school in Suffolk in the early 1960s. This wonderfully evocative memoir portrays a place of arcane rules and happenings, when the headmistress and the Head of Science raced each other on public roads in their sports cars; when fire practice involved abseiling down the school walls, and when having meringues for tea instead of plain cake was branded 'disgraceful'. There are vivid memories of midnight feasts in the dorm, bizarre rituals, frumpy uniform, mad teachers, pranks, 'pashes' on older girls and NO BOYS WHATSOEVER. As the social morals of post-war Britain collide with those of the decadent 1960s, Julie and her fellow pupils discover Radio Caroline, fashion and the facts of life at the same time as playing lacrosse derbies, attending classical music concerts and sea-bathing. The years spent at Felixstowe College made a lasting impression on the girls who boarded there. Amidst all the fun, deeply emotional attachments were made, with some girls – whose parents were remote or absent – finding support from their classmates that they didn't get at home. Julie's story is full of character and charm and serves as both a memoir and a fascinating social history of a way of English life as lived by 'young ladies' some 50 years ago.
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The Ultimate Daylighting Devices Quiz
A daylighting device may offer you a great alternative to a traditional skylight. Daylighting devices can put sunlight into places that you could never dream of brightening with a standard skylight. Take our quiz now and see how you rate among daylighting device experts.
What is the basis for our attraction to bringing more sun into homes and offices?
Bringing more sunlight into a home increases positive ions and purifies air.
Bringing more sunlight into a home reduces the need for artificial lighting.
Bringing more sunlight into a home can reduce energy usage by 38 percent.
What incentive does a business or education facility have to pay extra for installation of devices to admit more sun?
New health and safety laws require businesses to increase sunlight by 30 percent within two years.
The Environmental Protection Agency is offering tax credit incentives to business that increase sunlight.
Sunlight helps to keep employees and students happy and motivated.
What is a significant shortcoming of regular windows and skylights?
Windows and skylights provide varying levels of sunlight by season and time of day.
Windows and skylights get dirty and require constant cleaning to give the most benefit.
Windows and skylights require expensive blinds or curtains to control levels of sunlight.
What is a daylighting device?
A daylighting device is a special fluorescent tube or bulb designed to simulate natural daylight.
A daylighting device is another name for the special booths found in tanning salons.
A daylighting device is an object designed to collect, transmit and emit daylight into a building.
What is a major difference between a skylight and a daylighting device?
Directing sunlight with a daylighting device is more flexible than with a traditional skylight.
A daylighting device does not require a hole in the roof for installation.
A daylighting device can only be installed during construction of a roof and skylights can be installed any time.
What option is unique to a daylighting device versus a traditional skylight?
A daylighting device filters out harmful UV rays and a skylight does not.
A daylighting device gives you all the benefits of sunlight without the usual heating affect.
The collector of a daylighting device can be positioned on a roof to collect sun all day long.
With the possibility of intense sunlight from a daylighting device for all of the daytime hours, how do you control the amount of sunlight in a room?
Daylighting devices employ shades in the same way skylights do.
Daylighting devices can be equipped with an optional electric butterfly dimmer.
Daylighting devices come with an adjustable metal louver system similar to air conditioning vents
How many basic parts are there to a standard daylighting device?
1900-01-02 23:00:00
How does a daylighting device manage to bring the light from the roof into any room?
via a series of adjustable prisms
via a series of polished glass rods
via a series of lenses and mirrors
What would you see on the roof of a home where a daylighting device is installed?
You would see a motorized tube positioned at a 45-degree angle with a lens on one end that tracks the sun.
You would see an oblong glass object about the size and shape of a football standing on end.
You would see a small glass dome or pyramid sitting on top of a metal tube.
Once the sun has passed through the lenses, how is it conveyed to the emitter located in a room?
via a straight polished metal tube installed at a maximum 45-degree angle
via solid polished metal tubing with allowance for angles up to 90 degrees
via special flexible polished tubing made to go around obstructions
What is an issue with sunlight transmission that affects the maximum efficiency of a daylighting device?
Heat generated in the transmission tube reduces the light transmitted proportionally.
The longer the transmission section is the lower the light intensity will be when it reaches the emitter.
Sunlight transmission attenuation is inversely proportional to the tube length.
What is the maximum distance that the manufacturer recommends from collector to emitter for a daylighting device?
30 feet
35 feet
40 feet
What is a common feature incorporated in the emitter of a daylighting device?
emitters often contain diffusers
emitters often contain UV filters
emitters often contain fans
What is a reason that sun entering a home via a daylighting device can help people feel happier and healthier?
Exposure to sunlight has been proven to increase levels of vitamin E and associated antioxidant effect.
Exposure to sun has been proven to increase levels of free radicals and vitamin C.
Exposure to sunlight has been proven to increase levels of serotonin and vitamin D.
What is the name of a common disorder that affects people living in the northern hemisphere in the winter?
chronic bronchial disorder
seasonal affective disorder
seasonal chronic sinusitis
Is the installation of a daylighting device a do-it-yourself kind of project?
Installing a daylighting device is only for experienced roofers.
Almost anyone can install a daylighting device.
Installing a daylighting device is best left to a professional.
What is the unit of measure used to rate the amount of heat from sunlight that a daylighting device will block?
thermal blocking coefficient
solar heat gain coefficient
solar R-factor
Is it possible for people that live in warm climates to suffer from SAD?
No, only dark winter days trigger symptoms of SAD.
Only in rare instances when they also suffer from low levels of vitamin D and iron.
Yes, if they spend too much time indoors.
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In 1992, David G. Shink, CFP® began providing financial advice. David now leads Financial Institution Services in an effort to serve a select group of individuals and families. The core mission is for clients to achieve two primary objectives: a rational investing approach and a commitment to decisions that build financial strength.
For years, David recognized a key dynamic : The returns of the AVERAGE INVESTOR are dramatically lower than the return of the AVERAGE MUTUAL FUND. In theory, this shortfall shouldn't exist, but investors are drastically underachieving and do not understand why.
David decided to write about what he has learned in his book, Beware the Financial Industrial Complex.
A relentless belief in the quest for quality investments has driven our firm to explore why most investors fall far short from what they should accumulate and to share what we learn. In addition to encouraging smart investor behavior, David also explores how our relationship with money and what we choose to value can impact our lives.
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"Buka Bersama" with orphans from Griya Yatim Dhuafa (GYD)
Jakarta, July 20th, 2014
As a part of TheFoodHall Ramadhan CSR campaign with Griya Yatim Dhuafa, on July 12th and July 19th, 2014, TheFoodHall held a "Buka Puasa Bersama" Griya Yatim & Dhuafa at TheFoodHall Summarecon Bekasi and TheFoodHall Kebon Jeruk.
The event started at 5.00 PM, prior to Buka Bersama. Driven by sincere passion to share with others during the holy month of Ramadhan, all the orphans and TheFoodHall staff enjoyed this moment of sharing and togetherness.
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What is an RSS feed?
It is a simple way to send content from one website to another.
Closed Circuit TV
The concept is like a closed circuit TV that takes pictures from one room and displays it on a monitor in another room. This technology can be used in several ways: e.g. security and seminar room overflow (many university courses are delivered this way).
The content could be text, images, audio or video. Text is most common and audio is the next developing field.
There are three parts to the RSS feed - the sending site with the content, the connecting software, and the receiving site that displays the content.
Soup Tins on a Waxed String
It is modeled on the child's old homemade telephone made of the two empty soup tins joined by a waxed string. One soup tin is the sending site, the other tin is the receiving site and the waxed string is the connection.
The websites at either end could be a regular website or a blog.
The connection is almost as simple as the waxed string. It is a copy of the feed page in an XML file. The receiving page simply looks at this XML (feed page and displays it or part of it on the receiving page). The software is the wax on the string that does the magic part.
Here is an example:
This blog has several RSS feed links at the right side of the main page. Click on any one and it takes you to the XML file for the particular style of feed. The simplest is XML.
On of the websites that receive an RSS feed from this blog is http://www.mustfeed.com/
This website is a good example of a website that is entirely composed of RSS feeds. Using RSS feeds on the receiving end is a great way to capture and display relevant content that changes often. The owner of this site chooses which feeds he will display.
http://www.mustfeed.com/ is a website that specializes in displaying financial and business information.
Marketing Point
Using RSS feeds is one more way of getting your message out. You can offer your site as a feed to get your message on other websites. You can also collect relevant information on your website from other sources for your clients.
Please feel free to use an RRS feed from this blog to send valuable content to your website.
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Trail running shoes, Mizuno Wave Daichi will allow you to deal with all types of terrain making always a grip at the highest levels.
A shoe that offers security to the off-road runner thanks to the use of a sole Michelin a high adhesion, and thanks to XTA laughs and the presence of Concave Wave.
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On the come-up though is 24 year old Florida native Big Momma who recently streamed his latest album The Plague over at Complex. It's a dark listen, peppered with black humour and breakneck flows. Stream 'Creepin' below.
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I'm not sure if I had told you ladies about this or not, but Alana was born with an incomplete bilateral cleft of her lip along with some minor nasal deformity. She goes in for surgery to repair it tomorrow, and I finally got the call about it. I've been waiting for this call all day. And I just got off of the phone with Children's registration.
We have to report to the 5th floor via the Yellow Elevators (and I'm typing that just to repeat it to myself again, cause I know that's irrelevant to all of you!) at 8:00 AM tomorrow for her surgery to repair her bilateral cleft lip plus nasal reconstruction. (There are also about 5 other words in the type of surgery that she's having.. but I don't know them.)
She is allowed to eat cereal/baby food up until midnight. So I will be feeding her a little extra cereal at around 11:30 tonight just to keep her tummy full for as long as I can. I may put some extra pears in it just as a treat cause I feel bad for taking her in for the surgery. Then, she is allowed breastmilk up until 6:30. But we will have to leave the house by 6:00 because I don't want to be stuck in Oakland at rush hour. I want to be there a little early. So I'll feed her at around 5:30.
I'm SO SO SO SO SO SO relieved that we don't have to stop feeding her completely at midnight. I was really dreading the ride down there if she was already a hungry baby at that point!!
Oh gosh, ladies.. this is real .. but by this time tomorrow, my baby's cleft lip will be repaired!!!
Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers!
big hugs and lots of prayers to you guys! we will be thinking about you. thank goodness for nursing! its nice that you can nurse her the day of. i am looking forward to hearing how everything has gone!
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Rooms, services 33 comfortably furnished rooms are offered by Best Western Grand Hotel de Flandre Namur to guests looking for accommodation in Namur. The fans of actively spent leisure time may take the nearby opportunities to rent a bike. The bar provides a nice atmosphere for a romantic evening talk or a personal meeting. Your valuables can be the safely secured in the safe. In case you'd bring your laptop along, you may go online via wireless Internet connection (WiFi) available at the hotel. The exact equipment and the exact list of available services of Best Western Grand Hotel de Flandre Namur can be read on the information sheet below.
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Arrival, opening hours The earliest check-in time is 14:00, the latest check-out time is 11:00. Dutch and English languages are spoken by the personnel.
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Cleaning- what works best for me!Sunday, April 12, 2015
Cleaning is no ones favourite thing to do, but it is something that has to be done. I've always been curious about what is the best way to clean and the most efficient. After living with several people ranging from friends to family, I've learnt that everyone has a different cleaning techniques. And most of the time is it using a product that is highly toxic and expensive.
When I was 18 and lived with a house of girls, I can clearly remember being freaked out by the fact that I got tinea on my feet. I was sharing a bathroom between 2 other girls and there was always friends sharing it too. For weeks I had no idea that my feet skin had been peeling off from sharing the shower. Thankyou google! I went out, with little to none money, and I bought the most expensive shower cleaning product on the shelf. The instructions said to spray it and leave it. I remember spraying the chemical and it being so toxic I put on heavy duty gloves and wrapped my nose and mouth in a scarf to prevent myself from inhaling the cleaner and burning my lungs. It was defiantly a cringe-worthy moment that I ended up repeating for several months. But now, 3 years on, I've finally found what works best for me! Here is 3 products that I use that has saved me from burning my lungs, time and best of all money...
You will need...
Spray bottle/s
The cheapest bottle of vinegar
Home brand bleach
Your favourite dishwashing liquid
and water
This is heavens gift! I use vinegar on almost everything. You can pick up a bottle of vinegar for a few dollars from most supermarkets (I recommend the cheapest one you can find). You will also need a spray bottle. I keep a spray bottle of vinegar in the kitchen with half vinegar and half water. Vinegar removes germs, bacteria, chemical buildups, cuts grease, removes odours and keeps away ants.
- Spray it mixture on the floors of tiles, lamenix, wood and simply wipe it over with a mop. It will remove the bacteria from the floor and leave it smelling fresh and clean. It will also keep those nasty problem ants away.
- Wipe the surfaces of kitchens and bathrooms to remove germs
- Spray the shower with equal parts of vinegar and dishwashing liquid to remove the buildup of soap scum and bacteria and leave it squeaky clean
I have found that people either hate bleach or love it. It is quite harmful, but defiantly effective. Like vinegar, bleach is used for cleaning and disinfecting. Though, It still burns the nose a bit, so be careful!
- Poor straight bleach around the toilet bowel and leave it for 15+ minutes. It works out to be much cheaper and just as efficient as a regular toilet cleaner from a supermarket
- Soak white plates and mugs in a sink of warm warmer and 1/10 bleach to remove any discolouration from tea, coffee and food. Leave the items in the water for 30+ minutes and leave them to dry naturally and they will look like new
- Soak your whites in warm water and part bleach in a tub to remove any stains (but do not use on anything with colour)
- You can also use straight bleach in the shower, sink, tub and tiles. I like to cover the shower in bleach and scrub it evenly on the tiles and into the grout to remove mould then wash off the bleach and spray vinegar over the shower to remove any bacteria or chemical buildup and keep it smelling nice
- You can also use bleach on outdoor areas, it removes any mould or mildrew buildup on tiles or cement. Poor the bleach on the surface with some water and use a outdoor broom to distribute it evenly. Leave it to soak and wash off when it is clean with a hose. But be careful to use it around your grass and garden as it will kill them.
Not only is dishwashing liquid great for washing your dishes in, it can also be used in different ways to clean...
- You can create your own bathroom cleaning product by using vinegar and dishwashing detergent and mixing in a spray bottle. Its just as effective as buying an expensive mould remover, if not better!
- Dishwashing detergent actually removes stains in fabrics... I have used this before on remove a stain on the couch. Use a small amount of dishwashing detergent and rub with a tiny bit of water onto the stain and watch it disappear.
Creating my own products has defiantly educated me and saved me money, because now I know what I am using and how it works. And, of course, these cleaning remedies may not work for you, but the best thing you can do is find out what does work by simply trial and error. You can go on Pinterest and find so many great homemade cleaning products.
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The Western Corridor scheme is a multi-million pound package of
improvements by Somerset County Council to increase the capacity of
key junctions and upgrade facilities for pedestrians and cyclists
on Western Avenue, Bunford Lane and the A3088 between Copse Road
and Watercombe Lane.
It will also support the delivery of planned housing and
employment land nearby.
The overall scheme is currently out to tender and work will
begin in the summer once a contractor is appointed. However, this
week sees the start of important preliminary work.
Teams will be on site alongside the A3088 between Westlands
Roundabout and Lysander Road roundabout from Thursday to begin
clearing the site so a large water main can be diverted. This
shouldn't have a significant impact on traffic flow but it will be
necessary to occasionally use 'stop and go' boards for short
periods while workers are close to the road.
Cllr David Fothergill, Somerset County Council's Cabinet Member
for Highways, said: "The clearance work is fairly minor but it
represents a huge step forward in this important scheme.
"We know roads and transport are a key topic for many living and
working in and around Yeovil and we have worked hard to secure
funding from Government for this upgrade.
"This is a significant investment which will help support new
development on the western side of town, unlocking land for new
homes, creating jobs and boosting the local economy. It should also
ease congestion and provide better facilities for pedestrians and
The Western Corridor scheme is being funded by developer
contributions and a £6.4 million grant successfully secured from
the Local Enterprise Partnership local growth fund, with the
remainder of scheme costs being funded by Somerset County
You can stay up to date with current and future roadworks as
well as checking for live travel incidents at www.travelsomerset.co.uk
or by following @TravelSomerset on Twitter.
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It's only March, but already it feels like playoff baseball courtesy of the World Baseball Classic.
On Saturday night in San Diego, Team USA avenged an earlier loss to the reigning champions, the Dominican Republic, with a 6-3 win in front of over 41,000 fans at Petco Park.
The Dominican Republic took an early 2-0 lead in the game, but the Americans fought back, thanks to some "must-see" plays by Florida Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton and Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones.
First, Stanton belted a homer to tie the game. The obliterated ball shot off Stanton's bat like a cannon and hit the all-brick Western Metal Supply Building in left field.
Later, it was Jones, robbing his Orioles' teammate Manny Machado, with one of the more amazing home run stealing catches you'll ever see.
Machado hit a deep fly ball to right-center that Jones tracked down and leaped into the stands to steal from a contingency of American fans. Jones' catch was not only spectacular, but considering USA led by just one run at the time, Machado's homer would have given the Dominican Republic the lead and may have changed the course of the final few innings of the game.
Instead, Jones' catch saved the Americans and eliminated the defending champions.
The video of the catch (in case you haven't seen it yet) is below, but it is the fan reactions behind Jones that has everyone on the Internet buzzing on Sunday morning.
Before you really get Sunday going ⛪,, you just have to see this catch again by Adam Jones to rob @Orioles teammate Manny Machado pic.twitter.com/N0eLPqGeqU
— Baseball America (@BaseballAmerica) March 19, 2017
Never before have we seen so many different, yet amazing, reactions occurring simultaneously on the faces of baseball fans. From the girl screaming in the front right behind Jones, to the crushed look on the Yankees' fan's face after his souvenir was stolen from him.
This is going to be an iconic image. Awesome catch Adam Jones! USA! USA! USA! pic.twitter.com/ObtUl71blI
— D Villalona (@AxE720) March 19, 2017
The fan reactions surrounding Adam Jones in "the catch" #TheCatch as #USA beats #dominicanrepublic in #WBC2017pic.twitter.com/j5At1LXVwD
— Michael J. Duarte (@michaeljduarte) March 19, 2017
This image shows the close up reactions of the different fans. From the gentleman on the right who looks like he's seen a ghost, to the guy with the bandana in the back who seems to have his eyes closed. On the far left, this longhaired fan with his hat backwards seems to be amused by it all.
The beauty of this image is the American flags in the back, the fact that one fan managed not to spill his beer in the ordeal, and the fan to the left of Jones seems to be in awe as he slowly reaches up to place his finger tips on the red, white and blue.
All in all, we agree with most of the Internet, this is art, and we love it.


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Music Track Title: Southern Style
Catalog ID: 491814 ISRC: US5UL1142192
Description: Country boy meets high class city girl, introduces her to all she's been missing living Southern Style. City girl leaves the fast paced life behind, steps out of her turbo Beamer and walks barefoot beneath the magnolia trees living easy.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Country/Contemporary-Country-Music/Southern-Style/491814
Artist or Group: Dean Anthony Caputo
Keywords: Lady leaves the fast paced corporate life when she falls in love with a southern man and southern country living.
Music Genre > Sub-genre
Country Music
Contemporary Country music
Extended Properties
Duration: 3:45 Tempo: Medium BPM: 120
Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
Instruments: Guitar, Drum Kit, Bass, Electric Guitar, Piano, Slide Guitar, Violin, Pipe Organ
Vocal Mix: Male Vocals
Language: English
Moods: Bouncy, Carefree, Cheeky, Cheerful, Cool, Dancing, Delighted, Ecstatic, Elated, Festive, Friendly, Fun, Happy, Honest, Innocent, Lively, Loving, Playful, Sentimental, Simple
Styles: Dance / Line Dancing, Dance / Square Dance, Dramatic Soundtrack, Film Vocal, Honky Tonk, Romantic Comedy, Romantic New Love, Rural / Country, Section / Credits, TV Vocal
Lyrical Topics: Love, Men / Man, Smiling, Waking, Feeling Good, Cat
I was born red-neck and raised blue collar She was fed with a silver spoon
She sipped champagne at 5-star restaurants I drank beer at honky tonk saloons
I was a slow, winding river She was a deep blue lagoon
It was a doggone pity how she cried in the city till I
my oh my how I taught her how to smile
SOUTHERN STYLE slow and easy like a lazy summer breeze
Barefoot walking 'neath magnolia trees
Sweet tea talking front porch swinging crickets singing in the moonlight
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Consistent performance of allergen assays is essential to ensure reproducibility of exposure assessments for investigations of asthma and occupational allergic disease. This study evaluated intra- and inter-laboratory reproducibility of a fluorescent multiplex array, which simultaneously measures eight indoor allergens in a single reaction well.
A multi-center study was performed in nine laboratories in the US and Europe to determine the inter-laboratory variability of an 8-plex array for dust mite, cat, dog, rat, mouse and cockroach allergens. Aliquots of 151 dust extract samples were sent to participating centers and analyzed by each laboratory on three separate occasions. Agreement within and between laboratories was calculated by the concordance correlation coefficient (CCC).
Results were obtained for over 32,000 individual allergen measurements. Levels covered a wide range for all allergens from below the lower limit of detection (LLOD=0.1 - 9.8ng/ml) to higher than 6800ng/ml for all allergens except Mus m 1, which was up to 1700ng/ml. Results were reproducible within as well as between laboratories. Within laboratories, 94% of CCC were ≥0.90, and 80% of intra-laboratory results fell within a 10% coefficient of variance (CV%). Results between laboratories also showed highly significant positive correlations for all allergens (~0.95, p<0.001). Overall means of results were comparable, and inter-laboratory CV% for all allergens except Rat n 1 ranged between 17.6% and 26.6%.
The data indicate that performance criteria for fluorescent multiplex array technology are reproducible within and between laboratories. Multiplex technology provides standardized and consistent allergen measurements that will streamline environmental exposure assessments in allergic disease.
Exposure to dust mite, pet, rodent and cockroach allergens has been identified as an important risk factor for allergic sensitization and exacerbation of asthma (Platts-Mills et al., 1997). Allergen exposure assessments have played an essential role in multiple epidemiologic studies of asthma in the US, Europe and New Zealand (Eggleston et al., 1998; Phipatanakul et al., 2000; Arbes, Jr. et al., 2003; Arbes, Jr. et al., 2004; Zock et al., 2006; Sears et al., 2003; Almqvist et al., 2003; Woodcock et al., 2004; Illi et al., 2006; Celedon et al., 2002).
Allergen measurements are routinely performed as part of indoor air quality investigations and occupational health monitoring (Curtin-Brosnan et al., 2010; Olmedo et al., 2011), and for standardization of allergenic products. Until recently, these measurements were made using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). While ELISA has been used successfully for many years, separate tests are required for each allergen, and the process is time-consuming. Monitoring the performance of allergen assays is essential to ensure reproducibility of allergen measurements. Few prior data on the intra- and inter-laboratory variability of ELISA are available (Codina and Lockey, 2007; Pate et al., 2005). A proficiency testing study compared ELISA results for six indoor allergens between eight US laboratories and found significant differences between study sites, with CVs ranging between 61% and 93% (Pate et al., 2005). The study also included the dust handling and extraction process, and use of separate calibrators, which may have contributed to the high levels of variability observed.
Recently, fluorescent multiplex array technology has been developed that allows the simultaneous detection of multiple allergens in a single reaction well, with significantly increased sensitivity (Earle et al., 2007), which is increasingly being used for allergen detection both in homes, schools and occupational health settings (Permaul et al., 2012, Samadi et al., 2010; Wright et al., 2009). Fluorescent multiplex array technology is being extensively used in allergy and immunology research to measure cytokines, growth factors or respiratory viruses (Lalvani et al., 2008). Commercial kits are available for measurement of up to 50 cytokines and growth factors. While several studies investigate intra-laboratory performance of multiplex assays, or compare commercial multiplex kits between manufacturers or with other detection methods (Wong et al., 2008; Djoba Siawaya et al., 2008; Lewczuk et al., 2008; Johnson et al., 2007), few systematic studies of intra- and inter-laboratory performance of this fluorescent bead-based multiplex technology have been published (Fichorova et al., 2008). Systematic studies however are essential for the development of reliable methods and the direct comparison of results from different studies.
Here, we evaluate the precision and reproducibility involving intra- and inter-laboratory variance of a Multiplex ARray for Indoor Allergens (MARIA) which simultaneously measures allergens of dust mites (Der p 1, Der f 1 and Mite Group 2), cat (Fel d 1), dog (Can f 1), rat (Rat n 1), mouse (Mus m 1) and German cockroach (Bla g 2). The objectives of this study were to conduct an international multi-center ring trial to assess the performance of MARIA technology, and document the intra- and inter-laboratory variability of allergen measurements.
The MARIA is based on xMAP® technology (Luminex Corp. Austin TX) which uses polystyrene microspheres that are internally labeled to create distinct sets of microspheres. Separate bead sets are covalently coupled with allergen-specific monoclonal antibodies, enabling the simultaneous capture and detection of multiple allergens in a single sample (Earle et al., 2007). The MARIA 8-plex used here allowed the simultaneous detection of allergens of dust mite (Der p 1, Der f 1, Mite Group 2), cat (Fel d 1), dog (Can f 1), mouse (Mus m 1), rat (Rat n 1) and German cockroach (Bla g 2). While results obtained by MARIA are comparable to ELISA within the dynamic range of the ELISA standard curves (Earle et al., 2007), MARIA is significantly more sensitive (Table A.1). The array uses a Universal Allergen Standard to quantify allergens (Filep et al., 2012; Chapman et al., 2008; van Ree et al., 2008; Earle et al., 2007).
Since the intent of this study was to examine MARIA 8-plex assay performance alone, variability associated with sample processing (collection, sieving, extraction) were eliminated by providing pre-processed dust extracts to all study sites. Dust extracts from a bank of reservoir dust samples collected in households primarily in central Virginia were prepared at the coordinating center using established procedures (Vojta et al., 2002). In brief, 100mg of fine dust were extracted in 2ml of PBS-0.05% Tween 20, centrifuged and the resulting supernatant used in this study. 151 samples were selected to create a set of specimens that covered a range of allergen concentrations including undetectable to very high for all eight tested analytes. As none of the available house dust samples contained detectable rat allergen, a number of samples were spiked using animal room bulk dust provided by Dr. Anne Renström (Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden). All samples were aliquoted into batches of 200µl following thorough mixing, to create identical sets of 151 extract specimens for each of the participating laboratories. Samples were stored frozen at -20°C until their use in the study.
Ten US and European laboratories with access to xMAP® instruments were recruited to participate in the study. Nine of the ten facilities completed the study and provided data (Table A.2). The tenth laboratory did not submit data within 18 months of sample receipt and was excluded from the study to avoid further delays. All personnel involved in the analyses were trained to perform MARIA 8-plex analyses by the study coordinator (Dr. Eva King, Indoor Biotechnologies) in Charlottesville, VA. Following training, each participating laboratory received an identical package of materials: a set of 151 dust extracts, all reagents required for the study (pre-mixed 8-plex MARIA beads, Universal Allergen Standard, pre-mixed 8-plex detection antibodies, streptavidin-phycoerythrin and filter plates), instructions for sample and reagent storage, MARIA protocol, data analysis instructions and an Excel template for compiling analysis results. Each laboratory was asked to measure all 151 samples using MARIA 8-plex (at three dilutions: 1:10, 1:100 and 1:10,000) on three separate occasions, in order to provide information both about reproducibility within each study site as well as between laboratories. The timing between sample receipt and reporting results varied between study sites and ranged between two and twelve months. This approach generated over 3,600 individual allergen measurements for each of the participating study sites and more than 32,000 for the entire study.
Each study site compiled their analysis results in the Excel template provided. Data from all sites were collected at the coordinating center (Indoor Biotechnologies) and forwarded to an independent statistical center for analysis (Rho Inc., NC). The statisticians assigned a blinded code (A-I) to each laboratory's data set. The goal of the study was to assess the agreement within laboratory (intra-laboratory) and between laboratories (inter-laboratory) to evaluate the reproducibility of the MARIA 8-plex. Agreement on a continuous measure was estimated using the concordance correlation coefficient (CCC) (Lin, 1989) which measures how close each pair falls along a 45-degree line from the origin (or a slope of exactly 1). The CCC scales can vary from −1 to +1, as a Pearson correlation coefficient r does, but the CCC has no ability to surpass r in absolute value. For statistical purposes, non-detectable values were treated as the lower limit of detection divided by two (LLOD/2). Allergen concentrations showed a right-skewed distribution therefore we performed a log 10 transformation of those measurements to obtain symmetrical, approximately Gaussian distributions. Analyses were performed with R Version 2.13.1 (R Development Core Team, 2011) and figures were constructed using the R package lattice (Sarkar, 2008).
Initial determination of the concentration range for all eight allergens in the sample set was performed at the coordinating center. Concentrations for all eight allergens tested ranged from below the lower limit of detection (LLOD) of the assays to very high. Sample numbers above detection limit (n) as well as range of allergen concentrations for the individual allergens were: Der p 1: n=105, <0.6-45,385 ng/ml ; Der f 1: n=107, <0.6-6,850 ng/ml ; Mite Group 2: n=127, <0.2-21,255 ng/ml ; Fel d 1: n=128, <0.2-20,037 ng/ml ; Can f 1: n=105, <0.6-25,138 ng/ml ; Mus m 1: n=85, <0.1-1,744 ng/ml, Rat n 1: n=14, <0.2-8,873 ng/ml ; Bla g 2: n=23, <4.9-14,808 ng/ml. The small number of samples with detectable Rat n 1 (n=14) had an effect on the statistical validity of data for this analyte.
Intra-laboratory reproducibility was evaluated using concordance correlation coefficients (CCC) and coefficients of variation (CV%) between triplicate analyses of the 151 samples performed by each laboratory. Figure 1 shows the entire data set of the study: Each of the 72 cubes represents triplicate results of one laboratory for a single allergen, while each axis of a cube represents one of three separate sample measurements. The resulting points should ideally be located along the diagonal through the three-dimensional matrix. Mean CCCs for each triplicate data set are displayed with each cube. Table 1 demonstrates descriptive statistics for the three separate measurements of each allergen by each laboratory. These correlations, as well as mean CV%s demonstrated that the overall reproducibility within each laboratory was good. Over 22% (16/72) of mean CVs fell within 5%, and 80% (57/72) of data was within the 10% CV margin, indicating a high level of intra-laboratory precision (Table 1, Table A.2). The actual level of reproducibility varied between laboratories: Mean CCCs between triplicate data ranged from 0.98 for sites A and C, 0.97 for D and E, 0.96 for B, F, 0.95 for I and 0.94 for G and H. These site-specific differences were also reflected in the CV% results (Table 1, Table A.3).
Inter-laboratory reproducibility was evaluated using concordance correlations. Median CCC between laboratories tended to be in the order of 0.95 and displayed narrow ranges around the median (Figure 2, Figure A.1). A wider than usual range of correlations was observed for Bla g 2. The effect was apparent between study sites with long versus short or no transit times during shipping and lead to discrepant positive vs. negative classification in Bla g 2 levels close to the lower limit of detection. The coordinating center recreated this effect experimentally by exposing Bla g 2 reagents to temperatures outside the recommended storage conditions overnight, which demonstrated that both accidental freezing (−20°C) and room temperature storage may cause the observed low level discrepancies. Following these findings, shipping procedures were modified to stabilize internal package temperatures during transit. Overall means of results were comparable between study sites (Table 1), but revealed a slight systematic difference of results for Lab G compared to all other sites. Analysis of median CVs between study sites by allergen showed that results between laboratories were in good agreement, with mean CVs between 17.6% and 26.6% (Figure 3). A higher CV of 36.3% was observed for Rat n 1, but was not statistically significant due to small number of samples above LLOD.
The aim of our study was to evaluate intra- and inter-laboratory reproducibility of MARIA using an international multi-center ring trial. Our results showed high levels of reproducibility both within and between laboratories for all allergens. While levels of reproducibility were high for all study sites (80% of intra-laboratory results fell within a 10% CV margin), the assay precision was dependent on the operator. Potential contributors to variability were identified during the study, principally: 1) Inter-laboratory variations in results for low Bla g 2 levels led to the identification of a storage/shipping temperature sensitivity issue of the Bla g 2 reagents. The issue has since been addressed by modifying packaging materials and procedures during shipping. 2) Systematic differences in results were observed for Lab G, which may partly be attributable to this study site having mistakenly stored their dust extracts under refrigeration but not frozen for three months prior to analysis. 3) The minor differences observed in reproducibility within laboratories point towards operator-dependent variability in precision that might be expected. Not all laboratories had access to the same data handling software on their multiplex instruments. However, curve fitting parameters were identical for all study sites and no systematic effect of the data handling software on the comparability of data between laboratories was identified. Overall, this study showed that results produced by MARIA were reproducible both within and between laboratories with inter-laboratory CVs below 30%.
Consistent procedures for handling and interpretation of results are important to ensure reproducibility of results. This was particularly the case for Der f 1 results, where a small percentage of samples (<5%) appeared to demonstrate non-parallelism between results of different sample dilutions. This effect is due to a low level background signal inherent to the matrix of certain samples, which is mathematically amplified by the data handling software during calculation of increasing sample dilutions. The matrix effect is addressed by examining the appropriate decrease of fluorescent signal intensity in relation to increasing sample dilutions in the raw data output (Table A.4).
The present study design intentionally excluded variability introduced by dust sample handling and extraction, which may be considered a limitation. The focus on reproducibility of the immunoassay itself, however, provides an opportunity to more clearly identify potential contributors to assay variability. Another potential limitation lies in the small number of samples with detectable levels of rat allergen, which weakened the statistical validity of results for this analyte.
Few peer-reviewed data are available on the intra- and inter-laboratory variability of allergen analysis, and currently no specific laboratory accreditation or proficiency testing program exists. The necessity for more standardized laboratory procedures, larger studies of reproducibility and proficiency testing programs has been previously pointed out by other authors (Codina and Lockey, 2007; Pate et al., 2005). MARIA reproducibility has been shown to be significantly enhanced over previously reported studies involving the ELISA.
Considering the current absence of formal accreditation programs, MARIA performance has been closely monitored at the coordinating center over the past three years. The ISO 17025-compliant quality control program involves routine sample duplicate and quality control sample analyses using Westgard rules. This internal quality control program has since confirmed the reproducibility reported in this study (King et al., 2010).
While fluorescent multiplex array technology has been used for numerous biomarkers for more than ten years (Kellar and Lannone, 2002), few systematic, peer-reviewed trials of inter-laboratory reproducibility have been published for any commercial multiplex kit. Several studies investigated intra-laboratory performance of multiplex assays and compared commercial multiplex kits between manufacturers or with other detection methods (Wong et al., 2008; Djoba Siawaya et al., 2008; Lewczuk et al., 2008; Johnson et al., 2007). However, few studies of intra-and inter-laboratory performance of multiplex technology have been published. One study (Fichorova et al., 2008) investigated biological and technical variables affecting immunoassay recovery of IL-1ß and IL-6 in spiked samples using various immunoassays, including a commercial multiplex cytokine kit. The study included 12 laboratories and concluded that a 6- fold concentration difference was required to detect differences between laboratories. Our study has shown significantly higher levels of reproducibility of the allergen detection technology, and to our knowledge, represents the most comprehensive multi-center study of fluorescent multiplex array technology performed to date.
The U.S. National Heart Lung and Blood Institute's Expert Panel Report on Asthma Education and Prevention (2007) significantly strengthened guidelines recommending allergen avoidance as an important goal of asthma management. Educating homeowners and patients about allergens present in their environment is an important step towards more effective management of allergic disease. Multiplex testing of the most relevant household allergens in a single assay analysis is a cost-effective approach towards achieving this goal. It provides a productive starting point for successful avoidance and intervention. Validated procedures have been developed that can reduce exposure to allergens, and reduce symptom scores and medication use (Krieger et al., 2010; Tovey and Marks, 2011).
The results indicate that MARIA has the potential to significantly improve the reproducibility of environmental allergen detection to the benefit of allergic patients.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all technical personnel involved in this study, for their hard work and dedication to the project: Jillian Roper (UVA), Toni Bledsoe (NIOSH), Charles Bronzert (DACI Lab) and Serge Versteeg (AMC). This study was supported in part by a National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) Phase II Award ES55545C from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, as well as by internal resources of all participating centers. The findings and the conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
Declaration of Funding: This study was supported in part by U.S. National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) Phase II Award ES55545C from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, by the Intramural Research Program of the NIH, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and by internal funds of all participating centers. Indoor Biotechnologies provided all reagents for use in the study and also provided travel and accommodation support for technician training.
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Diamonds. Bitcoin. Pork. If you think you've spotted the odd one out, think again: All three are things you can track using blockchain technologies today.
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National Guard bill for the NMI introduced
This week I introduced legislation, H.R. 3649, to establish a National Guard unit for the Northern Mariana Islands.
Having our own National Guard would give the Governor of the Commonwealth another resource for times of natural disaster or other emergency. A Northern Marianas Guard would contribute to security in the Asia-Pacific region and provide an opportunity for training and employment to our residents. In 2013-2014, seventeen people from the NMI were called to active duty in Afghanistan as part of the Guam National Guard.
A Northern Marianas National Guard unit has been a goal for many years. In 2002 the NMI Legislature enacted the necessary Commonwealth law supporting establishment of the Guard.
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There are currently 54 National Guard units, one for each state and for Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the District of Columbia.