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Secondary variants in individuals undergoing exome sequencing: screening of 572 individuals identifies high-penetrance mutations in cancer-susceptibility genes.
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The use of whole-exome sequencing as a genetic testing tool for particular diseases is rapidly increasing. Unlike conventional genetic testing, which only interrogates a handful of candidate loci linked to the relevant phenotype, exome sequencing can also uncover unexpected 'incidental' findings of variants linked to different diseases. In this impressive study, Johnston et al. analyse the exomes of 572 individuals with atherosclerosis...
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David Schoumacher; Wharton Econometric Forecasting Associates.; Educational Film Center (Annandale, Va.); Intellimation, Inc.; Annenberg/CPB Project. |
OCLC Number: | 20435935 |
Notes: | Documentary. Titles on cassette label : Monopoly ; Oligopolies. Originally broadcast on PBS. "Released: Fall 1986. Updated: January 1989"--Container. The Annenberg/CPB Project. |
Credits: | Producer, director, Louis Barbash ; writers, Louis Barbash, James T. Clare, Ruth Pollak ; editors, Vicki Leon, Dan Jackson ; music, Richard Paul Brier. |
Cast: | Economist Richard T. Gill (Comment and analysis.). |
Performer(s): | David Schoumacher. |
Target Audience: | Social science and economics students. |
Description: | 1 videocassette (ca. 60 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 1/2 in. |
Details: | VHS format. |
Contents: | Lesson 19. Monopoly: who's in control (29 min.) -- Lesson 20. Oligopolies: whatever happened to price competition? (29 min.). |
Series Title: | Economics USA, no. 19-20. |
Other Titles: | Oligopolies Monopoly: who's in control? Oligopolies: whatever happened to price competition? Economics USA (Television program) |
Responsibility: | a cooperative project of Educational Film Center [and] Wharton Econometric Forecasting Associates, Inc. ; executive producer, Ira H. Klugerman ; project coordinator, Gail Arnall ; project director, Stephen L. Rabin. |
Lesson 19: Monopoly: who's in control? The degree to which a firm controls the market affects prices and economic efficiency.
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In our latest it's all your money segment.
Since the worst of the financial crisis belt tightening has become popular again with individuals.
And families most by necessity with fewer dollars coming in less could be spent on frivolous things.
But it's been a self imposed necessity.
A choice.
Well now in California those already struggling to get by may be forced.
Forced to live with -- even less now in hopes of having more in the future course -- away much less explains.
In that thing about retirement that thing about today.
And I need my money to eat today.
Not to retire -- -- -- California solution force employers who don't offer retirement plans to withhold 3% of every worker's paycheck.
It's a lot easy.
To put the money away before you -- Before you can even spending managed by the state to new pool of money would deliver a meager -- guaranteed rate of return.
What is promised in the bill is not possible to deliver if you could deliver guaranteed returns.
With -- less than 1% cost no employer liability no government liability that's a fantastic.
Supporters disagree arguing an insurance policy can guarantee.
Treasury bill type returns.
I think we can fix it.
By making it easy -- people.
To spend less and save -- savings that will pay dividends for the millions trying to get by -- 141000.
Dollars a year.
That's the average annual Social Security can come public California retirees most people can't save money.
And then to save it for error when you're -- very hard.
We like sitting -- for fifty years.
Businesses oppose the plan for several reasons one employers who failed to comply will be find Jordan fifty dollars per worker.
They also fear the state will require them to match the employee contribution.
As many large corporations do now.
Just becomes another opportunity for liability.
Another opportunity for a lawsuit and yet another burden that workplace and on the employer.
Currently 62% of private sector workers do not participate in their employer's retirement plan.
The state wants to reduce that figure by requiring universal.
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-- employees -- periodically opt out of the state predicts most will not the plan still these iris approval -- the California hopes to get this off the ground.
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Debt Consolidation and Fiscal Stabilization of Deep Recessions
The global financial crisis of 2008â09 has sent public debt on sharply higher trajectories. With the economic recovery gradually taking hold, the focus is now shifting to fiscal âexitâ strategies. Medium-term consolidation efforts are likely to include not only tax increases but also sizeable spending cuts. Our paper uses a standard new Keynesian model to show that the anticipation of such medium-term spending cuts generally enhances the expansionary effect of short-run fiscal stimulus. This conclusion still applies when monetary policy is constrained by the zero lower bound on policy rates. In this case, however, the reversal of government spending must not occur too early on the recovery path, or at least must be suitably gradual.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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ABSTRACT: Neurons secrete neuropeptides from dense core vesicles (DCVs) to modulate neuronal activity. Little is known about how neurons manage to differentially regulate the release of synaptic vesicles (SVs) and DCVs. To analyze this, we screened all Caenorhabditis elegans Rab GTPases and Tre2/Bub2/Cdc16 (TBC) domain containing GTPase-activating proteins (GAPs) for defects in DCV release from C. elegans motoneurons. rab-5 and rab-10 mutants show severe defects in DCV secretion, whereas SV exocytosis is unaffected. We identified TBC-2 and TBC-4 as putative GAPs for RAB-5 and RAB-10, respectively. Multiple Rabs and RabGAPs are typically organized in cascades that confer directionality to membrane-trafficking processes. We show here that the formation of release-competent DCVs requires a reciprocal exclusion cascade coupling RAB-5 and RAB-10, in which each of the two Rabs recruits the other's GAP molecule. This contributes to a separation of RAB-5 and RAB-10 domains at the Golgi-endosomal interface, which is lost when either of the two GAPs is inactivated. Taken together, our data suggest that RAB-5 and RAB-10 cooperate to locally exclude each other at an essential stage during DCV sorting.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 10/2012; · 9.74 Impact Factor -
Article: TBC-8, a putative RAB-2 GAP, regulates dense core vesicle maturation in Caenorhabditis elegans.
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ABSTRACT: Dense core vesicles (DCVs) are thought to be generated at the late Golgi apparatus as immature DCVs, which subsequently undergo a maturation process through clathrin-mediated membrane remodeling events. This maturation process is required for efficient processing of neuropeptides within DCVs and for removal of factors that would otherwise interfere with DCV release. Previously, we have shown that the GTPase, RAB-2, and its effector, RIC-19, are involved in DCV maturation in Caenorhabditis elegans motoneurons. In rab-2 mutants, specific cargo is lost from maturing DCVs and missorted into the endosomal/lysosomal degradation route. Cargo loss could be prevented by blocking endosomal delivery. This suggests that RAB-2 is involved in retention of DCV components during the sorting process at the Golgi-endosomal interface. To understand how RAB-2 activity is regulated at the Golgi, we screened for RAB-2-specific GTPase activating proteins (GAPs). We identified a potential RAB-2 GAP, TBC-8, which is exclusively expressed in neurons and which, when depleted, shows similar DCV maturation defects as rab-2 mutants. We could demonstrate that RAB-2 binds to its putative GAP, TBC-8. Interestingly, TBC-8 also binds to the RAB-2 effector, RIC-19. This interaction appears to be conserved as TBC-8 also interacted with the human ortholog of RIC-19, ICA69. Therefore, we propose that a dynamic ON/OFF cycling of RAB-2 at the Golgi induced by the GAP/effector complex is required for proper DCV maturation.PLoS Genetics 05/2012; 8(5):e1002722. · 8.52 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In yeast the Golgi-associated retrograde protein (GARP) complex is required for tethering of endosome-derived transport vesicles to the late Golgi. It consists of four subunits-Vps51p, Vps52p, Vps53p, and Vps54p-and shares similarities with other multimeric tethering complexes, such as the conserved oligomeric Golgi (COG) and the exocyst complex. Here we report the functional characterization of the GARP complex in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. Furthermore, we identified the C. elegans Vps51 subunit, which is conserved in all eukaryotes. GARP mutants are viable but show lysosomal defects. We show that GARP subunits bind specific sets of Golgi SNAREs within the yeast two-hybrid system. This suggests that the C. elegans GARP complex also facilitates tethering as well as SNARE complex assembly at the Golgi. The GARP and COG tethering complexes may have overlapping functions for retrograde endosome-to-Golgi retrieval, since loss of both complexes leads to a synthetic lethal phenotype.Molecular biology of the cell 05/2011; 22(14):2564-2578. · 5.98 Impact Factor
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1. Californication
2. Breaking Bad
3. The Office
4. Modern Family
5. How I Met Your Mother
1. Who is your favorite character in 2? Walter White, because Bryan Cranston lives for his role, such amazing acting.
2. Who is your least favorite character in 1? Hank's girlfriend at the beginning of season 5, she comes back to screw him over at the end of the season when Hank is finally looking to get back with Karen.
3. What is your favorite episode of 4? So many amazing and hilarious episodes of Modern Family, but my favorite might have to be Season 2 Ep.8 where Manny has his birthday dinner and Cam & Mitch get caught up in a flash mob.
4. What is your favorite season of 5? Season 5 of HIMYM was pretty amazing, it was the first season of the show where they finally had enough money to make new sets and locations for the show, and with episodes like "Girls Vs. Suits" and "The Playbook", it made season 5 quite possibly the best of them all.
5. What is your favorite relationship in 2? The relationship between Walter White and Jesse Pinkman is like no other. If you've seen even one episode of Breaking Bad, you know what I mean.
6. Who is your favorite anti-relationship in 3? Dwight and Jim. To sum up their anti-relationship: Dwight always thinks that he can outsmart Jim, but Jim ends up trolling Dwight with a prank. Sounds pretty much like the anti-relationship between Wile E Coyote and Road Runner.
7. How long have you watched 1? Since my cousin Adam K showed Californication to me in the middle of the 2nd season of the show (it is now past its 5th season)
8. How did you become interested in 3? The Office was a very talked about show when I was in high school (there was even a The Office Club at my school), so I picked up on it in its 4th season and have watch most of the episodes ever since.
9. Who is your favorite actor in 4? Every lead character in Modern Family is unique and funny in their own way, but Ty Burrell (who plays Phil) is probably my favorite.
10. Which show do you prefer: I really love keeping up with Hank Moody's life in Californication, but I would have to say that I prefer Breaking Bad, just because it is such an amazing show from a film/tv standpoint.
11. Which show have you seen more episodes of: HIMYM, just because there are 7 seasons out so far. The Office has more episodes than HIMYM, but I haven't watched all of the episodes from the first 3 seasons of The Office, so I've probably watched more HIMYM episodes.
12. If you could be anyone from 4, who would you be? Either Phil or Jay (I mean c'mon, Jay is married to Gloria…)
13. How would you kill off your favorite character in 2? This is such a tough topic, because my guess is that Walter White probably will die considering the next season is the show's last. Considering he had lung cancer from the beginning of the show, he could just die from that… after all, that's what he was fighting for all along. Although if he died in a really epic fight or something, that could be interesting too. I'm sure the writers of Breaking Bad will manage to tie his death back to some bizarre little detail earlier on in the show, they like to do things like that in the story.
14. Overall, which show has the better cast: 3 or 5? You gotta love Neil Patrick Harris and Jason Segel, but The Office has so many hilarious actors overall that I'm going to go with The Office. Steve Carell is classic, and ever since he left, the show has somehow managed to be funnier than ever because the writers have given more verbal lines to characters like Kevin Malone and Darryl. Of course I'm leaving out other great cast members like Rainn Wilson, but the cast is still great.
15. Which has better theme music: Californication (although The Office's theme music is definitely classic)


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Attention restaurateurs: Your customers want better wine service.
They aren't demanding encyclopedic wine lists; they're satisfied with 100 selections or so, if the selections are interesting and compatible with the cuisine. They like the way you're improving the quality of wines offered by the glass, and that you're offering more of them. However, a solid majority rates the overall wine service at most restaurants as fair or poor. And whatever you do, don't let the sommelier taste the wine before serving it.
These are just some of the revelations in a survey recently conducted by Wine Spectator regarding restaurants and how they select, present and serve wine. The 16-question survey was posted on WineSpectator.com for two weeks in April. Altogether, 18,528 people responded to the survey, with 18,192 answering all the questions, for an impressive completion rate of 98 percent.
The multiple-choice questionnaire broached a variety of topics, from wine prices to the value of a sommelier's advice. Space for detailed comments on some of the questions was also provided. The survey was not designed to produce a statistically significant population sample. Rather, it offers insight into the opinions and desires of serious wine lovers around the country.
The results should serve as a wake-up call to restaurateurs and sommeliers. Our respondents are serious about wine, but they are disappointed by the wine service they receive in restaurants. In their experience, sommeliers are too often under-educated and over-opinionated, pushing wines because of personal preference or high markups. Often wine-savvy themselves, these customers simply don't trust their server's advice. "The quality of sommeliers [and wine service in general] has improved in recent years," wrote one respondent, "but improvement is still much needed."
Wine is a key part of the restaurant experience for our respondents. An overwhelming 93 percent declared that the quality of a wine list was very (47 percent) or somewhat (46 percent) important when choosing a restaurant.
In selecting a restaurant, "the wine list is just as important as the food," noted one respondent. "Good food and good wine should go hand in hand." And many people regard wine lists as barometers of a restaurant's overall quality. "How seriously they take their wine is a great indicator of how seriously they take many other aspects of their establishment, [including] their food," one person stated.
For most respondents, however, quality is more important than quantity. While 52 percent prefer to see 100 or fewer selections on a list, just 3 percent want more than 500 selections. Diversity rather than size is key for many: "Sometimes a carefully selected list of less than 100 bottles is better than a random collection of 500 wines, of which 400 are lousy," commented one respondent. In fact, 63 percent said an interesting selection is the most important aspect of a good wine list, while only 10 percent specified low prices.
Still, a fair number of respondents indicated that the prices at some restaurants are too high. "At many restaurants, I'm appalled at the prices being charged for bottles of wine," wrote one person. "I am in the retail business, and I pretty much know how much a restaurant pays for wine. It is ludicrous to me to see wine being sold at three to four times the wholesale cost. I will not order wine when the prices are so exorbitant."
Perhaps reacting to high wine prices, a full one-third of respondents claim they take their own wine to restaurants 25 percent of the time or more. And 76 percent believe that $10 to $20 is a fair corkage fee.
When it comes to the organization of wine lists, the traditional approach—grouping wines by region of origin—is falling out of favor. Only 33 percent of respondents want a regional designation, while 50 percent prefer to see the wines organized by varietal. Just 15 percent want the selections grouped by wine style; 2 percent prefer categorization by price.
The biggest impediment to an enjoyable dining experience—and to greater profits for restaurateurs—may be inadequate attention to wine service. When asked to judge the "overall wine service at most restaurants," only 1 percent considered it excellent, while 52 percent rated it fair, and 7 percent poor.
Questions about the sommelier's role at a restaurant yielded more of a split decision. Only 43 percent believe it is important to have a sommelier or wine steward at a restaurant, but when a sommelier's advice was offered, 82 percent evaluated it as excellent or good. Yet, a resounding 84 percent do not want the sommelier to taste a wine before serving it.
The role of sommeliers sparked impassioned comments by many respondents. One wrote: "I like to hear what sommeliers have to say; their profession and passion is wine. But I want to discover things about wines for myself, and I don't want to be fed preconceived notions from a sommelier."
Another wrote: "Sommeliers are usually helpful. Most will listen to what you are looking for and try and select a wine to meet your wishes. Sommeliers who are pushy and act like the buyer doesn't have a clue should find another line of work."
And another: "It is nice to talk with someone who knows about the list, the hidden treasures. It is not nice to get a recommendation which is always one of the highest-priced wines on the list—we all know a Margaux or Diamond Creek will be excellent, but what is excellent at an affordable price?"
Regarding pricing, 45 percent indicated that the average price they pay for a bottle of wine is $50 to $75. Slightly more than a quarter spend less than $50, while 22 percent spend $76 to $100 on average. Just 7 percent purchase wines at $100 or more per bottle.
Those who regularly buy expensive wines have a significantly different perspective on many of these topics. Of the more than 1,200 respondents who said they usually spend $100 or more per bottle, 74 percent of them said the wine list is very important when they are selecting a restaurant. They want more choices on wine lists (67 percent said they want 100 to 500 selections; 14 percent want more than 500), and the majority prefers to have the list organized by region.
They are also more hospitable to sommeliers: 63 percent said it is important to them to have a sommelier available, while 78 percent rate the advice they received from sommeliers as good or excellent. "The sommelier is the most important person in the restaurant after the chef," wrote one big spender. "He or she is the person best equipped to steer novice or experienced diners through the complex landscape of the menu, the chef's style and unique food and wine affinity profile, as well as the current development of wines in the restaurant's cellar."
And when these well-heeled respondents receive a high level of service, they reward it. We asked how much they would tip for an excellent meal where the bill came to $600, of which $200 was for food and $400 for wine. A solid majority of those who spend $100 or more on a bottle of wine said 20 percent (47 percent) or more (7 percent). One respondent who would tip 20 percent on this hypothetical bill wrote, "The wine selection reflects risk. That the restaurant would make available something truly superb should be recognized. It is particularly gratifying to be offered older wine that has been properly aged at prices the restaurant paid at acquisition."
In summary, our survey is evidence that diners consider wine an important part of the restaurant experience. They pay attention to the selection and presentation of the wine list, and they reward restaurants that put serious effort into their wine programs by giving them return business and by being generous with servers. However, diners are frequently dissatisfied with the quality of the wine service they encounter. Restaurants that ignore this thirst risk alienating some of their most important potential customers.
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iOS 5 features: Twitter integration
One of the new features in iOS 5 that I'm using all the time, but didn't expect to, is the new Twitter integration into Photos, Safari, YouTube and Maps.
Setting up your Twitter account is pretty easy. Go into your iDevice's settings and log into Twitter. Multiple accounts are supported. When you take a photo, you get an extra option to tweet it from the Photos app. Clicking the tweet button brings up a new tweet with a thumbnail of the image you're about to send. Type in your message, add your location if you want to do so, then send. Your phone will chirp at you once the tweet is successfully sent.
If you have a contact's Twitter handle in your address book, then when you do an @reply it'll bring up the friend if it recognizes their Twitter username. If you have a large list and can't remember everyone's Twitter names, it's a good idea to plug them into your Contacts if you plan to use this feature frequently.
Photos isn't the only app you can send tweets from. You can also do so from Safari, YouTube and Maps. The most useful of these by far is Photos. There's a lot to be said about the basic Photos app in iOS, and I toggle between that and Camera+ when taking images. I'm happy to be able to tweet from both now, and I actually find that the built-in Twitter integration is the one I'll go to first unless my image needs adjusting in Camera+. It'll also be useful for taking and sharing screenshots straight from Photos.
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Cairo Diary, July 3: Praying We Don't Get Fooled Again
At 7 p.m. this evening, Mohamed Morsi was informed by the armed forces that he was no longer president of Egypt. Prime Minister Hisham Qandil has been sacked and sentenced to one year in prison. All I can hear is car horns with intermittent jubilant chanting. On the other side of the city, at Rabaa el Adaweya (where I was yesterday), I read that Muslim Brotherhood protesters are chanting, "Down, down with military rule"— a chant that was often used by activists and liberals when the country was ruled by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces before Morsi came to power.
Rinse, repeat.
For the last two days I have heard people call for Morsi's arrest and even his execution. When I point out that he is the elected president, not a criminal, I am told by one young man that "Egyptian presidents only leave office one way; they die or they go to prison."
Tomorrow at 10am the new interim president, Adil Mansour, who was until today president of the Supreme Constitutional Court, will be sworn in. The current constitution will be suspended temporarily, a national reconciliation committee formed, and a technocratic government appointed. Which technocrats are these? Nobody knows. There will be early presidential elections, and the High Constitutional Court is also being encouraged to hasten the passing of a new parliamentary elections law, which is currently under review. There's also something about drafting a code of ethics to "guarantee the media's professionalism." This latter item seems rather dubious to me, particularly given tonight's ongoing crackdown on Islamist-run media.
Meanwhile President Morsi is said to be detained in an intelligence facility.
That's the big news.
Selected Oddments from Coup Day
There are mass arrests of Muslim Brotherhood members going on tonight. The AFP reports that there are orders from the police to arrest 300 leaders and members. The military shut down three Islamist-run TV channels, one of them run by the Muslim Brotherhood. Security forces broke into Al Jazeera's Egyptian news station and detained five staff members, four of whom have since been released.
There was a march yesterday evening, which started in a neighborhood adjacent to downtown, and was advertised as a "Protest for women avoiding Tahrir" on account of the harassment and assaults. Glad it exists, sad that it has to.
Fulbrighters are being evacuated from Egypt. All of the ones I know are upset about it.
Mohamed ElBaradei is the leader of the opposition.
UNHCR has closed its offices, so some of this city's most marginalized people cannot access vital services.
Most people I talk to from the younger generation seem to keep abreast of the news through Facebook. Perhaps for that reason, Essam el Haddad, Head of the Office of the President, chose that forum to release a moving, open letter in English about what he derided as a "military coup ." When one reads it, el Haddad's piece seems sincere, and only goes to show just how far the two sides in this conflict are from one another.
Where are the Salafis in all this? They've been keeping very quiet, for the most part, but certainly have not faded from the scene. Poussy Malaka, a 55 year-old woman I met a few nights ago, while she was protesting outside the presidential palace, said that "[the Salafis] want a piece of the new cake." And when the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces made the rounds today, he met with with ElBaradei, Al-Azhar Sheik Ahmed el-Tayeb (the Grand Imam of al-Azhar), Coptic Pope Tawadros II—and of course, Salafi representatives. We haven't heard the last of them.
Tales from Kit Kat: A Society Dividing
I used to live in a neighborhood called Kit Kat, named for a club that once stood there and was frequented by British officers and Egyptian elites. Last night in Kit Kat's main square, there was a confrontation between a group of Brotherhood supporters and young regime opponents from the neighborhood that left four dead and 63 wounded.
It seems to me that the story of the last 24 hours in Kit Kat is the story of how societal division begins.
That story, as told to me, is that a group of Muslim Brotherhood supporters were standing on a street corner. Most people say they were protesters on their way to the demonstration at Cairo University, where there was horrific violence last night, while others say they were just normal guys in galabeyas (the long traditional robes worn by many Egyptian men) and beards. In any case, a group of Morsi opponents started insulting them and throwing bottles and bricks at them. The pro-Morsi group took out guns; the anti-Morsi guys took out more guns. And then the shooting began, leaving four dead and filling the nearby Workers' Hospital with injured.
Of the people I speak to in Kit Kat today, no one has anything good to say about the Brotherhood, though some admit that many people in the area voted for the group in the last elections.
At a bread seller stand in the neighborhood, there's a conversation about the events of last night, and all the conversation's participants blame the Brotherhood. But then a woman intervenes.
"You don't need to say that! We're all Egyptian. . . . We are all one," says Azza, who gives only one name and says she is very worried about the divisions within society that the protests and counter protests have caused. "The youth killed here yesterday—all were one hand," she says, using a term ("the hand") signifying unity between two groups, these days generally the people and the army.
I also talk with Moustapha Gad, a 30 year-old fruit vendor who was hit with birdshot last night. He tells me that today, young men from the neighborhood set up a popular committee, like those formed during the January 2011 revolution to protect neighborhoods no longer guarded by street police. Gad says the committee will stop anyone who looks to belong to the Muslim Brotherhood. (As far as I can tell, that means men with beards and galabeyas.) When I ask whether that's discrimination, he answers, "we know it's a bad thing, but they did it" referring to the shootings in Kit Kat.
When the lights go out and the water doesn't work, all Egyptians are frustrated. When fuel lines make it take three times as long to get anywhere because the streets are clogged with cars waiting for gas, who doesn't seek change? When the price of a tomato goes up by 500 percent, it affects everyone. The challenges faced by members of the Brotherhood and by members of the opposition are the same. It's the reactions that are different.
This is a time when a society should be standing together, not pulling itself apart.
Tonight Cairo has one fewer president, jubilation on one side of town, anger and democratic dispossession on the other, and a lot of shared frustration in between. Tomorrow and the days to come must bring some sort of reconciliation.
A piece of pop culture seems strangely apt tonight. The first comment on the YouTube page of the old song by The Who, "We Don't Get Fooled Again," is fittingly, "Good Luck, Egypt!"
For more of Laura Dean's Cairo Diary:
- Cairo Diary, July 2: Brotherhood and Defiance
- Cairo Diary, July 1: The Day After Tamarod
- Cairo Diary, June 30: An Introduction and the Scene at Tahrir


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Managing Anger in the Workplace (Manager's Pocket Guide Series) Relationships at work tend to be interdependent, competitive, hierarchical, overexposed, and compulsory. Keeping the interests of yourself, your boss, your peers, your subordinates, your vendors, and your customers in alignment all the time is impossible. Meanwhile, you must also contend with competitors and unpredictable markets.
Thus, for most people, work involves a constant juggling of-and wrestling with-competing interests. Whether the stakes are pecuniary, psychological, or both, they are always on the line in every interaction at work. While the workplace is an environment more likely to provoke feelings of anger, the consequences of poorly managed anger in the workplace may be much greater than in other contexts. At the same time, if managed effectively, anger can be a positive and productive emotion producing valuable data, as well as considerable motivation.
Managing Anger in the Workplace will help you understand the costs and benefits of anger in the workplace; diagnose anger and common anger syndromes; use the underlying causes of anger as data to continually improve relationships, systems, practices, and policies; and manager anger in yourself, in others, and in your team.
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