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A series of architectural innovations, including a new advanced book building engine, results in NovaTick processing market data 300ns faster than before.
NEW YORK, LONDON, PARIS- OCT. 18, 2016 – NovaSparks™, the leading field programmable gate array (FPGA) market data company, today announced it has completely redesigned its book building engine inside NovaTick, its latest generation ticker plant, dramatically lowering the processing latency for order based feeds. The new and improved book building engine is at the heart of NovaSparks' pure FPGA architecture. One of the other architectural changes includes a new ultra-low latency PCS (Physical Coding Sublayer). This improvement is especially valuable to NovaLink customers, who use the FPGA-to-FPGA link to receive NovaSparks' ticker plant data directly into their own FPGA trading systems. These architectural changes will be formally available for the Nasdaq TotalView ITCH feed in November, followed by all the other order based feeds currently supported by NovaTick in January.
"It has been one year in the making; we managed to reduce latency by 300ns and it will benefit all of our customers, whether they consume the market data in 10Gig Ethernet, PCIe or NovaLink", said NovaSparks CEO, Luc Burgun. "This new book building architecture also puts us on very solid ground to dramatically increase the scalability of our solutions in the near future well beyond the currently supported 8,191 instruments for order based markets. This consolidates our position as the leading pure FPGA market data company."
NovaTick's design is based on a pure FPGA architecture where all real-time market data processing functions are performed in hardware resulting in the lowest and most deterministic latency. This FPGA-centric architecture is augmented with tightly integrated multi-core Intel processors to support non-latency sensitive tasks such as exchange recovery functions. The redesigned book building engine benefits all the output interface options of NovaTick as shown in the table below:
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Processing latency for the NASDAQ TotalView ITCH feed
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New Architecture
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PCIe Direct Memory Access
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NovaLink is the FPGA-to-FPGA link that enables trading firms to receive NovaSparks' ticker plant data directly into their own FPGA trading systems. The data is consumed through a normalized hardware application program interface (API) provided by NovaSparks as an intellectual property (IP) core. By using NovaLink, trading firms off-load the feed handler functions of their overall design onto separate FPGA chips, which gives more space on their own FPGA to implement larger scale trading strategies that will not fit on a single chip system otherwise.
NovaSparks will be exhibiting at the FIA Expo in Chicago on October 19 and 20, 2016. Visit NovaSparks at booth #713 in the blue hall.
For more information about the new book building engine, NovaTick, or NovaLink, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
About NovaSparks, Inc.
NovaSparks is the leader in FPGA-based high performance and ultra-low latency market data solutions for the financial industry. NovaSparks unique FPGA centric approach delivers sub microsecond processing latency including book building, even during market peak periods. Available for over 50 feeds among the major Equity, Futures and Options venues across North America, Europe and Asia, the feed handlers are packaged in 'easy-to-deploy' appliances offering an extensive fan-out capability for market data distribution. Founded in 2008 and backed by well-established investors, NovaSparks' offices are located in Paris, France and New York, USA.
For more information, please contact Barbara Rizzatti at 971-998-9404 or email@example.com. Follow us on Twitter: @NovaSparksFPGA.


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Have patience. All things are difficult before they are easy
– Saadi
Ok, I have to admit. My goal has been to be positive in 2017 but I am becoming less so. I am now in week four of this "recovery" but all I still feel is pain and it is getting frustrating! I have 2 races coming up in the next 8 weeks and there seems to be a rising chance that I will not ne able to run in either…or at least struggle. Both are 20+ miles and since I have not run since January 2nd, getting my wind back might be a major challenge in such a short time. They say though "where there is a will there is a way." With that said however, one can have plenty of will but no physical attributes to back such "will" – that is my current predicament!
But I need to practice patience. I do feel that there are greater forces at hand – more specifically, my Psoriatic arthritis is starting to become an issue. Pain in the joints and the psoriasis are becoming more common, even after taking my Enbrel shots. This is a problem. At the same time, it is not a problem I can't overcome. I just need to work harder!
So this week's late 5 for Friday focuses around patience and how to keep ones eye on the prize.
NUMBER ONE: The goal, the goal, the goal! No matter how much I get frustrated with my predicament, I cannot lose site of the goal. Admittedly, this injury is a mystery to me in that it has sidelined me now for four weeks. I debated recently all the dry needle treatments and the merit of such. But I will continue to work hard because my goal is clear: to be once again healthy enough to run and run well!
NUMBER TWO: Trust the Plan: My PT is working hard on getting me back to better health. She admits that she is "chasing the symptoms" but is certain we can conquer my issues. So I will trust the plan and her methods to get me to the finish line! End of story!
NUMBER THREE: Follow the plan. It is one thing to "trust" the plan but it is another to actually "follow" the plan. I live a busy life and to do the stretches and exercises away from the therapy can be a challenge! But this is a challenge they needs to be accomplished if I want to reach my goal!
NUMBER FOUR: It will not go perfect! To remain patient, I have to accept that the journey will not be without bumps and turns. To focus and not "Think Positively" would be a mistake. I maintain over and over, that to best Psoriatic arthritis, one needs to be positive because the disease can be a lead weight on your mind. An injury like I have then should be nothing! Thinking positive thoughts in 2017!
NUMBER FIVE: Find something to make the journey more enjoyable! How can a rehab be enjoyable? Well for one, the Harry Potter books had me focused on my routine – I simply wanted to listen to each book and that could happen at the gym, working out, rehabbing my knee. So I will continue to use the audio books as a reason to remain focused on my goal and add enjoyment to the regiment!
Well, that is about it for this seems 5 for Friday (that is once again late). Thank you for reading!


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Yesterday the Labour press team were very insistent that Guido got his a story wrong when he claimed that Rachel Reeves was being less than honest when she said: "most of the money that the Labour Party receives comes from small donations and members". When Guido pointed them to the last quarter's donation figures, they split hairs:
They have subsequently refused to give any breakdown of the percentage of their income that comes from donations and membership contributions, so Guido has crunched the numbers from their 2012 accounts. Last year Labour's income was £33,024,000. That includes £8.8 million from the Trade Unions and £7.2 million from the taxpayer through opposition Short Money. When you add to that company donations above £7,000, plus the income from LLPs, trusts and Friendly Societies you get £17,023,243.79. This leaves, at most, £16,000,756.21 to come from individual donations, CLP contributions and membership fees – 48% of Labour's income. This is likely a generous figure as it includes smaller donations from companies below the threshold for Electoral Commission registration.
As a self-proclaimed economist, Reeves will know 48% does not equal "most of the money that the Labour Party receives."
UPDATE: Labour General Secretary has admitted "28% of party income is from membership subscriptions and small donations, 30% from commercial and fund-raising activities, 18% from grants and 23% from affiliated unions" according to Minutes of an NEC meeting.


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Councillor Sheila Scott OBE has stepped down as cabinet member for children's services at Peterborough City Council after announcing that she will not be standing for re-election as a councillor in 2016.
Becoming ward councillor for Orton with Hampton in 2004 Councillor Scott has been part of the Cabinet since 2008.
Councillor Scott said: "Being a councillor has been one of the most rewarding and challenging chapters of my life. It's now the right time to step down from Cabinet in order to spend my last few months as a councillor helping the residents of Orton with Hampton.
"Earlier this year I oversaw the appointment of a new management team to continue to take Children's Services forward and I believe, as does the Leader, it is therefore time for a change at Cabinet level as well.
"I would like to pay tribute to the hard work and professionalism demonstrated by the department's staff and social workers who deal with difficult situations on a daily basis. This dedication was highlighted by the work they carried out, alongside our police colleagues, to protect children and young people in this city against child sexual exploitation. Our proactive approach during Operation Erle led to the conviction of 10 vicious and despicable criminals putting them in prison for a total of 114 years.
"By stepping down now, rather than remaining on until I leave the council, it allows for an effective handover to the new cabinet member giving them the summer break to get up to speed with the challenges our service faces. A key priority must be the recruitment and retention of social workers, like many other authorities in the UK, I am keen for the government to get more involved to better support councils in this area.
"I wish to thank the Leader, the chief executive and the corporate director and her management team for their support. Most of all I would like to thank the social workers and staff of the department for their devotion in supporting and protecting children and young people in Peterborough.
"I will work for the people of Orton with Hampton until my last day in office. When I leave politics next year I want to spend as much time as I can with my growing family now that I have a granddaughter in America who is only a month old, and a grandson and granddaughter in Australia."
Councillor Scott is replaced by Councillor Andy Coles who represents Bretton South ward. Councillor Coles spent 30 years with the Metropolitan Police working in counter terrorism where he advised ministers on the radicalisation of young people in schools. He also spent time working closely with local authorities on difficult and complicated child protection matters.
Since moving to Peterborough, Councillor Coles has become chair of the West Town Community Association as well as chair of Community Action Peterborough which is a community umbrella organisation that represents community associations across the city. He is chair of Families First Peterborough which provides open access play for children in deprived areas and also provides targeted work with some of the most challenging primary age children in the city who have been excluded or are at risk of permanent exclusion from school and who have complex needs. He is also a school trustee and governor.
Councillor John Holdich, Leader of Peterborough City Council, said: "Sheila has been a devoted cabinet member looking after one of the city's most challenging portfolios and I would like to thank her personally for her years of service. I am confident that in Andy we have a very capable cabinet member who will continue to drive improvements and ensure that we protecting and supporting the most vulnerable children in the city.
"This is the right decision for the council and for Sheila. We have a new management team in place to continue improving Children's Services and therefore, with Sheila's desire to leave politics next year, it is now also the right time to appoint a new cabinet member."


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I've turned into my mother.
No. Seriously. I have.
She is never without her knitting. Except when she's at church, because God convicted her about knitting in church. Not because she wasn't paying attention — it actually helps her to pay better attention — but because she was worried about being a distraction for others.
So, she's only without her knitting at church…and at Curves, because it's hard to knit and exercise.
So, only at church and at Curves is she without her knitting. But that's it. Everywhere else…knitting.
I'm not that bad. My knitting is confined to the home, probably because my hands are busy keeping my four children from dying when we're out in public.
Originally, my idea of knitting was baby blankets. It's easy to knit a big square. Squares get boring after a while. So I gave up knitting.
Ashleigh inspired me to take it up again with her cute giraffe. I made a monkey for Ezra and an elephant for Cora. Eli's lion is not doing so well; I have a problem with finishing. I like beginning a new project. As I see it take shape I get really excited. It's just those last few steps that bring it all together that annoy me.
His lion is in pieces, waiting for me to re-member it {is that the opposite of dismember?}
Tonight I finished a tunic for Cora, inspired by Stephanie.
I was able to get rid of a bunch of scrap yarn, and I added some cute little flowers — to make up for it not being pink. Cora really likes pink.
By now you're probably wondering how much more I'm going to talk about knitting. I'm done.
Now I'm going to talk about finishing.
Our family is at the close of one season, and the cusp of another. I want to leave everything unfinished; move on to the next project. It takes time to bind off the edges, weave in the ends and piece it all together {oops, sorry, a little more knitting}.
If everything isn't taken care of with attention and care, it will all unravel.
Then you're just left with a pile of yarn, and all your previous hard work is for naught.
But now finish doing it also, so that just as there was the readiness to desire it, so there may also be the completion of it by your ability. {2 Corinthians 8:11}


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By Robin Ragland, VHCA Board Member and Tour of Homes Chair
YES! It's finally Autumn in VaHi and the air is cooler, the leaves are falling AND the Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes committee is in FULL SWING preparing for our neighborhood's next big event. The 2016 Tour of Homes is set for the first weekend in December, Saturday and Sunday the 3rd and 4th. Our committee has been working hard all year to ensure the success of this year's tour.
Eight beautiful properties will be featured on this year's tour. Although different in style and design, they are all equally representative of the Neighborhood's character. This year's line-up includes a custom modern home with beautiful gardens and rooftop deck, a recently renovated California-style bungalow, a charming 1925 cottage with recent updates, a classic 1917 bungalow with beautiful indoor and outdoor living spaces, and a quintessential 1909 bungalow in which a recent renovation both restored original features and created modern living spaces for the current owners. The tour includes three other fabulous historic homes transformed for the modern world.
Local restaurants will provide food tastings at each of the Tour homes. Local favorites Highland Tap, Atkins Park, The Cook's Warehouse, Fontaine's Oyster House, and Marlow's Tavern will once again serve up delicious bites. We are thrilled to have the following restaurants new to the tour join in 2016: Highland Bakery, Press & Grind, Taco Cowboy, Tapa Tapa, Après Diem, Pea Ridge and DBA Barbecue.
Each year the Tour just keeps getting bigger and better. This year, we hope you will enjoy taking a docent history tour of the neighborhood. We are very fortunate to have a number of talented historians in the neighborhood who have crafted a delightful tour. Virginia-Highland is on the National Register of Historic Places, and filled with great architecture and stories. Don't miss this special opportunity to learn about its development and those who made it such a treasure. Tours will depart hourly from John Howell Park beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The last tour departs at 2:00 p.m. Purchase bundled tickets for the home and history tours for $30 in advance.
So many people make this fundraising event possible in order to improve the quality of life in our community. The funds raised by the Tour of Homes go to support various projects in our neighborhood, including playground/park improvements, sidewalks, safety, traffic concerns, planning and preservation and other community efforts. Hopefully, Mother Nature will provide clear skies and perfect temps to bring out tour goers. We know businesses and residents will give them a warm welcome.
Please visit our special Tour of Homes website for more detailed information on the times, the homes, the sponsors and the restaurants. There's a map of the tour and some "teaser" pictures of our featured homes. You can purchase tickets on the website, as well. Also follow us on Facebook for opportunities to win gift certificates and free tickets.
This is a great weekend to kick off the holidays. TOUR, EAT and SHOP in the charming neighborhood we all call home. Remember, ToH tickets make great gifts, day dates, girls' trips and family memories!
Hope to see you all out & about!


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Full download: Carniflora News, February 2016
January – May 2016 meetings to be held at the BURWOOD COMMUNITY HUB
Renovations of the Woodstock Community Centre have started. Meetings for September, October and November will be held at the RALSTON ROOM, Burwood Library and Community Hub, 2 Conder Street, Burwood (3 blocks West of Burwood Station: on the corner of Railway Parade and Conder Street). Details of this venue are available at http://www.burwood.nsw.gov.au/services/venue_hire.html.


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SUNDAY FELLOWSHIP COFFEE – On the second Sunday of each month, our congregation comes together following worship to share finger foods and fellowship.
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LUNCH BUNCH – This fun, informal group meets at 11:30 a.m. on the 4th Tuesday of each month at various, predetermined local restaurants. All are invited! The current month's location is posted on the calendar.
CHURCH PICNIC – Annually HPC holds a church-wide picnic. This is an opportunity for an intergenerational time of food, fellowship, and fun. Whether gathering under HPC's own pavilion for a cook out followed by a pick-up game of softball on HPC's ball field, or heading to a local state park to take advantage of all the beauty of the outdoors has to offer; HPC's Annual Church Picnic is a time to strengthen relational bonds together. All are invited!
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Frank Sinatra's acting in 'From Here To Eternity' has been named the 'Best Ever Acting Performance By A Musician'.
The music legend's turn in the 1953 movie was labelled the greatest ever acting role by a musician in a poll carried out for getcloser.com.
Following Sinatra was Elvis Presley's performance in 'Jailhouse Rock,' reports Contactmusic.
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9 Purple Rain - Prince
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- 1 Download
- 2 Installation on your laptop
- 3 Getting familiar
- 4 Protein Preparation Wizard
- 5 Receptor Grid Generation
- 6 Choice of Ligand Databases
To download the Schrödinger software, please visit the Download Center (login required):
As of September 8, 2017, the current release version is 2017-3 (just released yesterday!).
Just in case, I have a copy downloaded already for Windows and MacOS, which will be provided either by USB key or CD.
It may take a while to download given its large size (about 4GB).
Now take a break ... while downloading
Installation on your laptop
Before we start, make sure you are within the Case campus network, either by connecting through
If you are using the CaseGuest wireless, you may need to activate
Start by
1. Double-clicking setup.exe
Wait for several seconds ... follow the instruction by clicking some 'yes' or 'next' buttons.
2. "Installing software" ... and wait (depending on how old your laptop is)
... after several minutes (hopefully), then clicking more 'next' using the default (unless you know what you are doing).
When you see
"Installation completed successfully!" ...
STOP and click
Since we have been issued a license (installed on a server) , choose
Add Licenses [I can identify my license server]
Enter Host Name:
and Port
Replace XXXX with the code provided on-site
click "Save Server".
Then check the "Current Status" above. If you see
"Valid licenses found"
Congratulations! You are ready to play.
Mac -- License Installation Instructions
After installation, use
Finder, navigate to Applications → SchrodingerSuites2017-3.
Open the Configuration application by double-clicking on it.
Since we have been issued a license (installed on a server) , choose
Add Licenses [I can identify my license server]
Enter Host Name:
and Port
Replace XXXX with the code provided on-site
click "Save Server".
Then check the "Current Status" above. If you see
"Valid licenses found"
you are good to move on.
Getting familiar
Introduction to Structure Preparation and Visualization
This gives an introduction to the Maestro interface and basic visualization tasks. You will learn how to prepare ligand and protein structures, an essential first step for modeling projects.
using a 3-button mouse with a scroll wheel
Creating Projects and Importing Structures
Navigate to File > Get PDB
Visualizing Protein-Ligand Complexes
We will explore ways to visualize structures in the Workspace.
Protein Preparation Wizard
The Protein Preparation Wizard will automatically take care of many protein preparation tasks.
To open the Protein Preparation Wizard panel,
choose Tasks → Protein Preparation and Refinement → Protein Preparation Wizard in the Task Tool,
click the Protein Preparation Wizard button on the Favorites toolbar (if present).
Import and Process tab
To preprocess the structure, select the desired options, then click
The options are as follows:
Align to—Align the protein structure to that of another protein. You can choose the other protein by selecting an entry in the Project table (Selected entry) or by specifying a PDB ID for a structure from the PDB. The alignment is done with the Protein Structure Alignment tool that is on the Tools menu—see Protein Structure Alignment Panel.
Assign bond orders—This option selects the assignment of bond orders, and performs the same task as Assign Bond Orders on the Tools menu.
Add hydrogens—This option adds hydrogens to all atoms in the structure that lack them. The hydrogens are added by the utility
Remove original hydrogens—This option removes the original hydrogens before hydrogens are added, and is only available if Add hydrogens is selected. It ensures that any problems with H atoms are fixed, including nonstandard PDB atom names, which is important for the H-bond optimization tool.
Create zero-order bonds to metals—This option breaks bonds to metals, replacing them with zero-order bonds, and adjusts the formal charge on the metal and the neighboring atoms. Sulfurs that interact with metals have their hydrogens removed, if necessary, and are assigned a negative charge. The force fields usually treat metals formally as an ion, without bonds to their ligands.
Review and Modify tab
The goal is to fix Protein Structural Problems if any.
E.g. To add missing side-chain atoms:
View Problems → Add missing side chains → OK
Refine tab
The goal is to minimizing the Protein Structure.
When you have made your selection of options, click
Receptor Grid Generation
The Receptor Grid Generation panel is used to specify a receptor structure and set up the grid generation job. This job creates the grid files, which represent the active site of the receptor for Glide ligand docking jobs.
To open this panel, choose in the Task tool
Receptor-Based Virtual Screening → Receptor Grid Generation.
The Receptor Grid Generation panel contains five tabs, which are described in full in separate topics:
- Receptor tab— Use this tab to define the receptor (by identifying the Workspace ligand, if one is present) and optionally to scale the van der Waals radii of receptor atoms.
- Site tab— Use this tab to determine the position and size of the volume for which grids will be generated, representing the active site of the receptor.
- Constraints tab— Use this tab to designate certain receptor atoms (positional/NOE, H-bond/metal constraints) for ligand-receptor interactions that you can then choose to require during docking jobs.
- Rotatable Groups — Use this tab to specify groups that should be treated as rotatable in the grid generation. These groups are currently restricted to hydroxyls in Ser, Thr, and Tyr, and thiols in Cys.
- Excluded Volumes— Use this tab to set up regions of space in which the ligand is penalized during docking.
Defining the ReceptorIf only the receptor is included in the Workspace, and no ligand is present, you can ignore the Define receptor options.
If the Workspace includes both a receptor and a ligand, use these options to pick the ligand molecule. The ligand will be excluded from receptor grid generation. Everything not defined as the ligand will be treated as part of the receptor. The ligand can be identified either as a molecule or as an entry in the Workspace.
If you want to use a binding site from a SiteMap calculation, you can do so by treating it as a ligand and including it in the Workspace. Each site from SiteMap is a separate entry. However, the site points in the site are not connected, so the site must be selected as an entry.
To select the ligand, ensure that Pick to identify ligand molecule is selected,
choose an option from the option menu, then pick an atom in the ligand molecule.
The ligand (or site) is now distinguished from the receptor. If Show markers is selected, the ligand molecule is marked with green markers. Deselect the option to remove the markers.
Defining the Site Location and Size
The settings in the Site tab determine where the scoring grids are positioned and how they are prepared from the structure in the Workspace.
To make these settings, you need to understand how Glide sets up grids.
Glide uses two "boxes" to organize the calculation:
The grids themselves are calculated in the space defined by the enclosing box, or grid box or outer box. This is also the box within which all the ligand atoms must be contained.
During the site point search, the ligand center is allowed to move within the ligand diameter midpoint box, or inner box. This box gives a truer measure of the effective size of the search space. However, ligands can move outside this box during grid minimization.
The only requirement on the grid box is that it is big enough to contain all ligand atoms when the ligand center is placed at an edge or vertex of the inner box. Grid boxes that are larger than this are not useful: they take up more space on disk and in memory for the scoring grids, which take longer to compute. The maximum size of the grid box is 80 Å.
If the structure in the Workspace consists of a receptor and the ligand molecule you identified in the Receptor tab, Glide uses the position and size of the ligand to calculate a default center and a default size for the grid box. When you open the Site tab, the Workspace displays the center of the grid box as a set of coordinate axes colored bright green, and the boundaries of the region as a purple wire-frame cube.
If the Workspace includes a SiteMap binding site, you might want to reduce the size of the grid box, because it is likely that the site is larger than defined by a ligand.
You might also want to specify the center of the box by selection of a few residues from the receptor, as the centroid of the site might not be in the optimal location.
This is particularly so if the site is not well defined or the site points extend over a broad region.
If the Workspace structure consists of a receptor only, there is no default center for the grid box. The box will not be displayed until you have specified a grid center by selecting residues.
By default, the purple grid box outline and the green axes at the center are displayed when you enter the tab. Deselect Display Box to undisplay the box and its center.
Running Grid Generation Jobs
The controls for starting the job are below the tabs.
The Settings button opens the Receptor Grid Generation - Job Settings dialog box.
Ligand bound
Known pocket but without no ligand bound
Choice of Ligand Databases
SDF is one of a family of chemical-data file formats developed by MDL; it is intended especially for structural information. "SDF" stands for structure-data file, and SDF files actually wrap the molfile (MDL Molfile) format. Multiple compounds are delimited by lines consisting of four dollar signs ($$$$). A feature of the SDF format is its ability to include associated data.
Associated data items are denoted as follows:
> <Unique_ID>
> <ClogP>
> <Vendor>
> <Molecular Weight>
Multiple-lines data items are also supported. The MDL SDF-format specification requires that a hard-carriage-return character be inserted if a single line of any text field exceeds 200 characters. This requirement is frequently violated in practice, as many SMILES and InChI strings exceed that length.
The Virtual Screening Workflow is designed to run an entire sequence of jobs for screening large collections of compounds against one or more targets. The workflow includes ligand preparation using LigPrep, filtering using ligfilter on QikProp properties or other structural properties, and Glide docking at the three accuracy levels, HTVS, SP, and XP. The design allows you to choose which of the stages to include in any run, and which selection of results from one stage are passed on to the next.
The full workflow includes three docking stages.
The first stage performs HTVS docking.
The ligands that are retained are then passed to the next stage, which performs SP docking;
the survivors of this stage are passed on to the third stage, which performs XP docking.
At each stage you can decide how many ligands are kept, and whether all the ionization and tautomeric states of each ligand are kept, or only some.


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South Korea will host a Korean food and beverage trade show in the United States to boost local firms' export opportunities in the major market, the government said Tuesday.
About 40 Korean food exporters and 100 buyers from the US, Canada and Latin America will attend the "K-Food Fair" to be held in Los Angeles on Wednesday and Thursday, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs said
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Exhibitors will showcase kimchi, ginseng, pears and citron tea, as well as healthy foods and home meal replacements, to catch up with the latest market trend.
A wide range of hot sauces and new food products will be also presented to attract buyers in search of new flavors, the ministry said.
The US is South Korea's third-largest food market following Japan and China, with strong demand for instant noodles, cigarettes, biscuits, ginseng, pears and hot pepper paste.
South Korea's agro-food exports to the US rose 8.6 percent on-year to $4.39 billion in July, accounting for 10.8 percent of total sales, according to the ministry. (Yonhap)


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The different ways to learn English include both formal methods, such as classroom-focused work, and informal methods, such as watching television or attending a social event to observe how people speak the language naturally. There are also sound learning systems as well as books on English grammar. The language may be studied alone or in a group. To learn English well, a combination of speaking, listening, writing and observing is usually best.
To learn to speak English in everyday settings, direct observation of how people greet each other or what they say when ordering food in a restaurant can be helpful. Such cultural examples can help a person learn English that will often fit in better with his or her environment than the more formal lessons learned through classroom settings or from books. Classroom-based methods, however, tend to provide the basic skills on which more informal strategies can build.
Attending social events with natural English speakers who explain certain customs or ways of speaking can really give people who are learning the language helpful cultural insight. These experiences may enhance the skills and give "real life" learning to cultural events first taught to those learning English in a classroom. For instance, English learners may read about a basic event such as a birthday party in the classroom and practice relevant words such as "cake" or "wishes," but actually attending a party can bring more meaning as well as a chance to speak and listen to the related vocabulary in a natural setting.
Practicing different forms of written communication such as letters and emails with people who have English as their first language can be effective for learners. Listening to spoken English from a language course on tape and speaking the words back can help strengthen verbal learning. Once the basics needed to learn English are mastered, more advanced lessons such as those from grammar books may be undertaken.
English as a Second Language (ESL) classes that are available in many community colleges offer a group learning situation. Such formal classroom methods used to learn English can help ensure accuracy to provide a good foundation in the language. Basic English, including spoken, written and the general culture of the geographic area, is usually taught in ESL classes. ESL classes may also provide a social outlet for people new to the language to study together to practice English.
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@Cageybird, my problem with learning a new language isn't the written material so much. I can read French and Spanish and even a little German. What I can't do is speak any of those languages. If I watch a French movie, I might recognize some of the common words and phrases, but I'm lost without the captions. I can only imagine how hard it must be to learn English without being raised to speak it. I'm an American and I still can't get all of those rules straight.
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The immersion technique involves watching actual movies and television shows where native speakers use the lines described in a textbook. If the chapter is on greetings, then the student will see dozens of American actors greeting each other, either formally or informally. That's a good way to learn how to fit into different social groups, since you wouldn't say "What's up?" to your boss or "How do you do?" to your new college friends. It helps to hear English spoken naturally.
The other good thing is that you can only speak English during an immersion class. This can be intimidating at first, but it does help a student think and respond in a new language.
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Speaker: Metin GuvenThe current social and ecological crisis is becoming so crucial that it can only be overcome by a global revolution, which requires active participation of decision making by masses of people. Murray Bookchin has studied social revolutions throughout history to find lessons for how this can be achieved today. How did the idea of democracy emerge and how was direct democracy implemented in ancient Greece? How did those ideas emerge again during the Great French Revolution? What lessons can we draw from Russian revolution of 1917? How can Bookchin's concept of the Third Revolution help to understand modern revolutions?
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August, 2017
By Ish and Bridget H.
As activists, we are no strangers to the union movement. However we shouldn't view unionism as a homogenous or a-theoretical force. There are many, often competing, tendencies and tensions that affect the union movement today. One concept that receives little attention in Australia is that of Solidarity Unionism.
Unionism, in Australia, is often understood in terms of the system called Arbitration. Under Arbitration, unions seek to brand themselves as legitimate and representative institutions by negotiating with management and governments for workplace agreements (EBAs) and laws that will be recognised as valid by all parties. All the while supposedly neutral 'arbitrators' like the Fair Work Commission and courts monitor for fairness and decide what is legal and illegal. Those who break the rules face a range of criminal penalties. Whilst this is considered the norm, and has seen a significant decline in productivity lost to strike action, what have we given up because of an endless desire of legitimacy?
This system places the points of struggle far away from workplaces where workers have the most power. For example, bosses will often know that when they underpay their workers, only a federal court order can force them to repay stolen wages. They'll calculate that the vast majority of the people they steal from wouldn't have the resources to challenge them in the courts and even if someone does, the money they can potentially save is worth the risk. If a worker encourages others to go on strike over stolen wages, their boss can fire everyone who goes on strike or encourages others to do so.
Unions can only make demands during set periods of bargaining, and surrender nearly all forms of workplace power during the years in-between, limiting their power to actually enforce the workplace agreements they bargained for in the first place. Unions are forced to professionalise and become more like the institutions they are fighting against. Survival and growth depend on spreading increasingly high costs over large numbers of members, and the more workers that join the union, the more sustainable it can be.
Anything that costs money but doesn't generate membership, such as education, campaigns for workers in other industries and social justice, has to be minimised. Spending on marketers, lawyers and lobbyists increase over time. Solidarity unionism is, by contrast, a simple idea. Workers power, and solidarity to each other, can be enough to challenge the power of the bosses directly and achieve immediate wins.
Solidarity unionism puts organising and empowerment of workers at the heart of a dynamic movement. Radically decentralised shop unions and community networks can negotiate directly with bosses, highlight injustices, execute direct actions and share information amongst everyone affected by an issue.
As part of Jura's 40th anniversary celebrations we're hosting a celebration of creative rebellion on Saturday 28 October. Join us!
The act of creating or performing something for our own pleasure and the enjoyment of our community can be a profound act of rebellion against the consumerism and commodification prevalent in contemporary society.
Come along to create rebellion and rebel creatively during the afternoon and into the evening. The program commences upstairs in the library at 2.30pm, featuring a mix of poetry, spoken word and music performances through to 6pm. The line-up includes members and friends of the Jura collective:* haiku and creativity discussion by Leanne* spoken word performances by Ali and Fayroze* poetry and music by Rosie* music by Phil, Bridget, Maen & Aslina and Eddie* a zine-making workshop facilitated by Ali From 6 ~ 7pm we'll break for refreshments – a light meal, snacks and drinks by donation. From 7pm TT.O. (PiO) – well-known Melbourne activist and performance poet, explores visual and performance poetry, in the digital / information age. His session will be "part performance, part lecture, part visual extravaganza incorporating animations, the politics of poetry, and the poetics of scripting". TT.O. last appeared at Jura at 2 events in November 2015 when he read from his 700 page tome "Fitzroy: the biography" and led a forum on poetry, activism and anarchy. TT.O. was born in Greece in 1951, and raised in Fitzroy. He worked as a survey draughtsman, and is now retired, living in Preston. He has been involved in the Anarchist movement since the early 1970s in Melbourne and has edited a variety of magazines, including fitzrot, "925"(worker's poetry), and the current "Unusual Work". TT.O.'s books of poetry include: fitzroy brothel, street singe, panash, the fitzroy poems, 24 hours, the number poems, big numbers (new and selected), and of course "Fitzroy: the biography". Anthologies he has edited include: missing forms (with peter murphy and alex selenietch), and off the record. He's toured the usa 1985, colombia 1997, germany 2003, thailand 2004 & 5, was a founding member of the poets union, and performance poetry in australia.
**************************************************Line-up details: Upstairs (Library)2:30 – 2:40 Festival opening - Leanne2:40 – 2:50 Haiku recital - Leanne3:20 – 3.40 Role of creativity in anarchist life and struggle discussion - facilitated by Leanne3:40 – 4:00 tea break4:00 – 4:15 Music by Phil4:15 – 4:25 spoken word by Ali4:25 – 4:35 Fayroze Lutta - spoken word "Metamorphosis" her Sirius zine4:40 – 4:50 acoustic guitar set by Bridget4:50 – 5:00 poetry & music by Rosie5:05 – 5:250 Eddie Thomas - music - 4 songs5:30 – 5:50 Maen & Aslin's acoustic duo play 4 songs6-7pm break for refreshments7pm TT.O. explores visual and performance poetry in the digital / information agepart performance, part lecture, part visual extravaganza, incorporating animations, the politics of poetry, and the poetics of scripting Downstairs (front of shop)2:50 ~ 6:00 Zine making workshop facilitated by Ali2:50 – 3:20 introduction by Ali3:20 – 5:30 continuation of zine making5:30 – 6pm Zine collation & finalisation
Facebook event.
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Jura Books is on the land of the Wangal people of the Eora Nation. The Jura Collective acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land and pays our respect to Elders past and present. We support the ongoing struggle of Aboriginal people for land rights, self-determination, and justice.
Safer space: Jura aims to be a safe space. Violence, harassment and abuse will not be tolerated in any form. Sexism, racism, homophobia and other oppressive forms of behaviour are not welcome. Jura aims to be a survivor-oriented space. For more info, please see our safer spaces policy, or get in touch with us.
Accessibility: The lower level of Jura (the bookshop area) is accessible for people using wheelchairs or with other mobility impairments. However the library and toilets are up steep flights of stairs. We may be able to move activities downstairs upon request.
(Image is a poster out of Jura's archive – 2SER Tokyo Hit Beat, artist: Redback Graphix.)
Robert P. Barbagallo wrote this piece as part of an oral history project he worked on as a student at the University of Sydney. It is based on a series of interviews with Jura Collective members.
This piece will tell the story of the Jura Books anarchist collective as it was told to me through a series of five interviews I had conducted throughout May 2017. Five different members, both present and past, told me about their personal arrival to Jura, what they had experienced along the way, as well as their views on the Australian anarchist movement and their interpretation of anarchist ideas in general.
Amongst the busy lunch time sprawl at a Sydney University café, between the noisy chatter of students crammed at tables, I spoke to PS about Jura Books. PS had been a member of Jura Books during the 70s through to the early to mid-80s, a time he describes as "effervescently" active—just like the noise around us. We had been speaking for an hour or so. The lunch time sprawl had dulled. We maybe spoke for too long. "My car's about to be booked, if it hasn't been booked already." (I'm deeply sorry if it was) But before he left he told me:
"One of the great things about Jura over the years is that it has been an opportunity for people to learn about anarchism, to learn about how to organise autonomously and work together in a collaborative way with rules, but with rules that are collectively decided and that are changed when they don't work. They are not just rules for the sake of rules. Where [there are] people form very different backgrounds and generations…Sid, whose now one of the 'old guys' was one of the 'young guys'. LM started when she was at university as an undergraduate. I started when I was an undergrad, now I'm an 'old guy' there. People learned to work in an anarchist way which in our society is not—maybe now is more available in kind of networked organisations.—But it's also a way where people give without expecting material returns. There's something very attractive about that kind of volunteer work."
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Due to the car's compact size it can easily fit in narrow traffic spaces. GM named its new vehicle EN-V (also called "envy"). In fact the three letters in the name stand for Electric Networked Vehicle.
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Everyone knows that recent climate has changed…almost everyone. The most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Assessment Report (IPCC AR4) has convinced most climate scientists that humankind is changing the earth's climate and that significant global warming is taking place.
Some scientists are skeptical of the IPCC view and think the observed changes result from natural climate variability or other causes. A brief review of recently observed 20th century climate change will be presented and compared with climate model simulations. These computer simulations are extended into the 21st century and beyond in preparation for the next IPCC assessment. A brief description of what is in climate models will be given with an emphasis on the physical and computational aspects. Computer simulations and animations of climate and future climate change will be shown from low and high carbon emission scenarios.
Finally, there will be a discussion of the scientific uncertainties and societal impacts along with an analysis of policy options including possible geoengineering of the climate system. The issue of environmental justice will also be discussed.
There will be a reception following the lecture at 8 p.m. in Gregg Pavilion.
About Warren M. Washington
Warren M. Washington, Senior Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado was among the first scientists to pioneer the development of climate models that are used for evaluation of humankind's impact on the global environment. He has worked the causes of climate change including global warming. Over the last 40 years, he has had Presidential Appointments under the Carter, Reagan, Clinton, and G.W. Bush administrations and he has served on many science committees and the including National Science Board, which he chaired from 2002 to 2006. He is a former President of the American Meteorological Society, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, American Academy of Arts and Science, and the American Philosophical Society. President Obama awarded him the National Medal of Science in 2010.


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Enabling Data Transmission with Kentico Connector for On-Site
On-Site is a practice-oriented and results-driven digital company, based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, where an enthusiastic team of committed professionals realizes intelligent e-business solutions. On-Site conceptualizes, builds, and maintains tailor-made applications for the websites, online stores, intranet systems, and online communities as well as helps organizations get the most out of e-mail, search engine, and social media marketing.
By providing smart and advantageous solutions, On-Site optimizes sales, marketing, and logistics processes making the business of their clients more efficient and hence more profitable.
Event-O-Planner, a product developed by SSA Group, represents a digital platform for event's organizers suitable for arranging symposiums, conferences, trade shows, fairs, festivals, corporate events, and training of different types and scopes.
Our client, On-Site, helps its customers quickly create efficient iOS/Android mobile apps that provide information about the event schedule, speakers, exhibitors, indoor, and outdoor maps, etc. using Event-O-Planner platform.
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Since Kentico and Event-O-Planner had different architecture types, SSA Data engineers started from creating a mapping wizard that helped developers to map types in Kentico and Event-O-Planner modules to facilitate data import. To simplify and improve settings management, SSA Data engineers implemented CRUD functionality for mappings.
The next step was devoted to the implementation of logic for data import processes, that helped significantly reduce time and effort during the data migration from Kentico to Event-O-Planner. In order to add custom functionality and business logic to the platform, engineers deployed the connector, having integrated this new distributive module to Kentico.
The closing step of this project was the integration of functionality for easy and efficient scheduling of data import performed by the connector.
SSA Data engineers delivered a data importing tool, capable of transmitting large amounts of data from Kentico CMS to Event-O-Planner back-end side. This solution enabled users to customize and adjust the migration profile in a wizard mode, manage scheduling and data migration processes. Implementation of this data connector helped event organizers automate business processes and reduce expenses.
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Thursday, February 28th, 2013
- Astronomy Colloquium
- "Prospects for X-ray constraints on the local super-massive black hole occupation Fraction"
- Time: 3:30 pm
- Place: 4421 Sterling Hall
- Speaker: Elena Gallo, Universtiy of Michigan
- Abstract: An issue of crucial relevance in understanding the connection between super-massive black holes and their host galaxies is the "occupation fraction" of massive black holes in the present day universe. While the occupation fraction is expected to be close to 100% in high mass galaxies, predictions differ dramatically at the low mass end, with "light" seeds (i.e. remnants from the first generation of stars) producing a greater nuclear occupation fraction compared to direct collapse models below a few billion solar masses. For an unbiased sample, the local active fraction represents a strong lower limit to the occupation fraction, and X-ray observations of nearby, formally inactive galaxies over a wide range in stellar masses can provide observational constraints to the very mechanism by which the first black holes formed. Adopting a Monte Carlo approach, we make use of the Chandra AMUSE-surveys to characterize simultaneously the black hole occupation fraction and the scaling of nuclear activity with host mass. Further, we discuss future prospects for improving the precision of these parameters as a function of sample size, as well as desired sensitivity and spatial resolution of future missions.
- Host: Prof Elena D'onghia
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Prysm Medical Celebrates International Day of Medical Physics
On the 7th November, 1867, the incredible Marie Curie was born and thus one of the most pioneering scientific minds was brought into the world. Her future research would eventually change the way we view radiation with regards to medical use whilst she valiantly put her body on the line discovering the radioactive elements of radium and polonium. To this day, her work notebook will remain radioactive for the next 1500 years due to her work, and we're thankful for it to this day.
The International Day of Medical Physics has taken place since 2013 on the 7th November thanks to the work done by the International Organisation of Medical Physics to bring awareness to their industry and the amazing work that goes on thanks to the professionals that work within it. At the Medical Imaging Convention 2019, there will be an area dedicated to medical physics, showing off just how far we have come as a society with regards to medical capabilities. As well as the dedicated space there, the neighboring European Oncology Convention will also have a tailored space for radiation therapy, making this event a perfect example to learn about advancements across medical industries.
As the Medical Imaging Convention runs alongside the European Neuro Convention and European Oncology Convention, celebrating the advancements of medical imaging technology is also to celebrate the amazing advancements in treating and diagnosing some of the most dangerous and deadly illnesses we battle with everyday.
Discussing the use of a novel camera for hybrid optical-gamma imaging, Professor Alan Perkins from the University of Nottingham will be one of the industry leading minds contributing to the education stream visitors can tap into at the Medical Imaging Convention. This discussion will show how the camera works and also the benefits and use of such a novel idea, showing that innovation will always be alive and well when it comes to the progression of medical technology.
In the European Oncology Convention, it will be Dr Bernadette A Lavery who will be delving into how advance surface guided radiotherapy has become with regards to reliable and accurate diagnoses and also with efficiency and use. The possible future use of this tech with regards to radiotherapy practise for breast cancer will also be discussed, making this seminar a fantastic insight into a developing industry from a professional at the very forefront of its development. Dr Bernadette will be backed up by Dr Sileida Oliveros, Dr Antonia Lavorata, and Ms Claire Barnard from Genesiscare
As well as this, Dr. Heather Williams from The Christie Hospital will be looking into state of the art positron-emission tomography and how this constantly evolving methodology is continuing to develop and benefit patients. Heather Williams is a Principal Medical Physicist and is one of the leading females in medicine, working to inspire others to follow in her steps just as Marie Curie did for so many others. This will be another spotlight into the evolving world of nuclear medicine and how it continues to advance.
The Medical Imaging Convention takes place on the 26th and 27th March at the NEC Birmingham, running alongside the European Oncology Convention and the European Neuro Convention. Tickets for the show are free and available now, where you can also see the full list of features for all the shows and remain clued up on all the amazing things still to be announced! Tickets for the Medical Imaging Convention will also grant access to all the surrounding shows.


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Automatic fare collection system in buses, my Surat-citizen engagement enterprise and visual improvement project together worth Rs500 crore will be launched by March-end. Surat has a smart city project fund of Rs2,597 crore allocated to it for five years by the Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.
Fiber to home, intelligent traffic management system, smart led lighting, air and water quality improvement and solar energy projects are also on the anvil.
"Many other cities are also developing these projects but they are on a smaller scale. Our projects have been designed keeping the future in mind. Surat's automatic fare collection system project is being prepared for 2,000 buses when there are only 150-odd buses plying on the city roads now. Air and water quality improvement project covers all areas of the city and the river that passes through Surat," special commissioner of the smart city project implementation, M Nagarajan said.
He said Surat's smart city projects would take less time in their implementation but have high impact value. The city would start using smart applications for future development fast, he added.
The projects that would be launched before March 31 will be completed within a year's time. "We expect results of these works to show by March 2018," Nagarajan added.


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Max Changmin has become the shield of 'Our Neighborhood's Master of Variety and Sports'. During the episode of KBS 2TV's 'Our Neighborhood's Master of Variety and Sports' that aired on the 13th, the celebrity team had their first away badminton match in Doogu-dong, Busan.
On this day, Max Changmin's stunning visuals became a topic as hot as the matches that took place. Though the matches were so tight that it was difficult to guess who would come out on top, the Doogu-dong team began talking about Max Changmin's good looks rather than the game.
With the voices of the female players getting louder, Shin Da Seul, an elementary school student (10) said, "It would have been nice to have gone against Max Changmin," while Lee Shi Jung (27) said, "I would feel great playing against him, even if I lost."
With the phrase, "How could I possibly smash the birdie at that (good-looking) face?" summing up their feelings for Max Changmin, his out-of-this-world good looks may become the celebrity team's greatest weapon.
During the team's first badminton match against the Joonggok-dong team, a woman on the opposing team took one look at Nickhun's burning gaze and said, "I can't serve this birdie." With Max Changmin's good looks now becoming a hot topic and stopping the female players in their tracks, the power of the celebrity team's 'handsome guy' has hit full force.
After the episode, netizens left comments such as, "Changmin's cheers were loud and energetic", "It was great to see families participating in sports together.. It was heartwarming~", "It must be amazing to go head to head in a badminton match against Max Changmin.. I'd be wondering if I was I was dreaming or not."
Meanwhile, the celebrity team's hard efforts are paying off with a rise in viewership for the show. 'Our Neighborhood's Master of Variety and Sports' recorded a 0.2% rise in ratings this week to come to a total of a 7.5%, the highest viewership the show's ever had.
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Archive for October, 2010
Are We Addicted To Fear?
I have a friend who has conquered several addictions in her life. It has taken much effort and courage on her part to do so. And yet, she is still plagued by an incredible amount of fears that sometime nearly immobilize her but, more commonly, pop up just often enough to just keep her from actualizing her full potential.
Today during a phone conversation with her it dawned on me she's addicted to fear. It's a strange statement to make, I know. Why would anyone be addicted to fear? Well, if that's pretty much all you've ever known… it would be easy.
So I got to thinking how we in this country have been so conditioned with "manipulation by fear" for so long that, like my friend, we're addicted to it. We can't seem to get along without it.
After all, almost all media to which we are exposed can be summed up in the adage "Dog Bites Man" doesn't sell. "Man Bites Dog"…now that sells! Why? Because for a lot longer than I can attest to personally (hello? original sin?) we have been conditioned to respond to a negative rather than a positive. And, like any conditioning, we've become used to it. Like hanging. Isn't that how the saying goes? "If you hang long enough you get used to it?" Problem is, when you get used to hanging its death you've grow accustomed to… not life.
So it is with fear.
Whether it's an erratic Dow Jones Industrial Average, a potential terrorist attack, a category 4 hurricane, possible flu pandemic, toxic green house gasses, or the endlessly broadcast, telecast and webcast stories of tragedy, thievery and criminality… we are hooked on being afraid. And left unchecked, fear gets in the way of movement in a positive direction. In fact, in the extreme, fear gets in the way of movement. Period.
Our addiction makes us slaves… no matter how democratic and free we think we are.
What's the answer?
Well, it's like I told my friend today. She kicked diet pills, gambling and smoking by going cold turkey. Like Nancy Reagan suggested… by just saying "No." My friend got angry at herself each time she reached her tolerance limit because the substance controlled her. She didn't control it.
Now getting angry is not usually a good thing. But when you use anger-energy to motivate your own Will to overcome that which has overrun you… then anger gets put to constructive use. And after all, isn't anger just another form of energy? When used correctly, all energy can be used for the highest good.
My thinking is that a nation addicted to fear needs to go cold turkey. But we need to start one person at a time. So today, turn off or tune out or walk away from anything that emanates or generates fear. Say "no" to fear and take back your life. The alternative is slavery and death.
You've got a choice, you know.
It's called Free Will.
Resting In The Flow
The past two weeks have been challenging. First recovering from a virus followed by a sprained shoulder… it's been a lot of "non-activity" to ask of someone who is inclined to always be working on something. However, since I make it a practice to walk my talk I have to ask myself, "What is the higher lesson to be learned here?"
I think I have it. The Universe has a rhythm. In order to successfully live within the Universe, and in harmony with its rhythm, requires us to feel it and more importantly align with it.
I have a tendency to try to move things at my own pace. This translates into impatience. It's kind of funny that I still find myself impatient since I tell my clients that impatience is "the absence of trust in Divine Timing manifested as a need to control outcomes."
You'd think I'd remember and follow my own advice.
But, like everyone else, I have an ego that occasionally enjoys getting in my own way. When I fail to recognize or acknowledge the rhythm of the Universe (also known as Divine Timing) I am under the illusion that my will can oppose Thy will and prevail. And while I use terminology that is religious or spiritual to make the point, it's somewhat misleading.
Energy is the source of All That Is, including us. When we fail to align with the Universal or cosmic flow of energy, it's like attempting to swim upstream. Better to move in tandem with that energy, or wait it out, until there is a change of either speed or direction that is more supportive of where it is we want to go.
Nature is great example. Plants have no ego. They have a time to germinate, a time to grow, a time to bud and a time to bloom. They make no effort to impose alternate timing or an alternate outcome. If I can take some liberty and attribute to them a quality they may not exactly have… they trust the Universe.
I think someone tried to tell us to do the same when they said "To everything there is a season…".
So, its now two weeks into this "slow down period" and the smartest thing I can do is align with it. Having tried to do otherwise for these past fourteen days, I've decided today to begin doing just that. I meditated for half an hour this morning and now have written this blog. It is 10:30am. I am about to spend the rest of the day on the sofa reading, watching uplifting DVD's and… well… not much of anything else.
Except awaiting a change of speed and direction, that is..
Chile: A Lesson To The World About Fear
Like the rest of the world I watched with rapt attention and welling emotion as the last, heroic Chilean miner was lifted from the collapsed mine after being trapped for 69 days. Defying logic and the odds, all 33 men survived an unimaginable nightmare and did so with both grace and dignity intact.
Two thoughts come to mind. 1) There are no accidents, and, 2) there are only two emotions, love and fear.
I have always been a believer that everything happens for a reason… even those things that seem to make no sense at all. For while we may not be able to make sense of some events or personal experiences, everything that happens offers the potential for growth. This is Life.
And so, in a world adrift economically, politically, and socially… 33 miners show us how to defy the odds, rise above limitation and scant resources, and accomplish the impossible.
But there's more.
What the recent rescue teaches us is the power of Love. In a world so long enamored with the love of power, this is a much needed lesson.
The people of Chile are apparently of hearty stock, with an indomitable spirit, national pride, passion for life, unshakable belief in God, and comfort with the expression of emotion regardless of gender. Love of life, love of country, love of one another and love of God.
And the complete absence of fear.
I did not hear or see fear anywhere. Not among the trapped miners, not by the President of Chile, not by the waiting family members who camped out in the desert for months on end. Fear was absent in Chile and in the absence of fear, miracles occur.
There are no accidents. What we have witnessed in Chile is a lamp unto the nations… the hand of God… reaching out to guide us in the direction of all that is good.
May we pay attention, set our intentions, and proceed with unbridled love.
The President's Gulf Epiphany
It seems that the Obama Administration has today lifted the Gulf off shore drilling ban it imposed after the BP oil explosion.
A skeptic might say that the sudden reversal is nothing more than a political move to try and gain whatever votes can be had for the upcoming mid-term elections in which polls show the Democrat party taking a severe beating. After all, the ban has hurt an already struggling economy by eliminating 10-15,000 jobs. Until recently, the Administration seemed tone deaf to the voices calling for the lifting of the ban. Now, with the Democrat majority in both Houses in jeopardy, the President's hearing has taken a turn for the better. A skeptic just might say.
I'm not a skeptic. I'm a spiritual warrior moving through a paradigm shift who always looks for the highest message. I think the message here is that try as they may, the methods, policies and tactics that were effective in the old paradigm are unquestionably impotent in this one. I also think that you cannot now impede what some call the "will of the People"… but what others call the collective consciousness.
What we are going through is real change. Real change means the way in which things get accomplished defy the methods of the past. Real change is each individual awakening to the full scope of their own internal power to effect change. Real change is the stuff of legends and miracles. There will be many miracles beheld and many legends born of this time of transition.
And so, I leave the political analysis context and finger pointing to those still mired in the old paradigm. Looking at it all from higher ground, all that happened was all that needed to happen… whether those with "apparent power" planned on it or not.
It isn't that we drill or not in the Gulf. It's how we drill.
We must do so with a consciousness of gratitude for the abundance of energy that is there and respect for how we obtain that energy and use it.
That will be real change and now we're being given the chance to show that we can rise to the occasion.


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Lion walks is an amazing walk with Lion cubs at Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve. You may witness a kill of the small impalas around.Lion walks takes g approximately one hour, this amazing experience is a great addition to Victoria Falls – Africa's adventure capital. No leashes or collars the pride runs freely with you through the bush. Guests may even be lucky enough to experience the young cubs on a stalk on some of the wildlife species that occur on the property. All walks are done by professional guides with vast knowledge of lions.
Lion walks are done in the morning or afternoon. Morning walks include English breakfast while afternoon walks include snacks and drinks. Also include are transfers to the tour.
Additional Information.
Complimentary bus transfers are provided within Vic Falls Town.
Participants must be at least 1.5m Tall.
Pick-Up Times Morning Walk 06h15 – 06h30/ Mid-Morning Walk 09h45 – 10h00/ Afternoon Walk – Summer 15h15 – 15h30, Winter 14h30 – 14h 45. Drop-Off Times – Morning Walk 09h45 – 10h00/ Mid-Morning Walk 12h45– 13h00/ Afternoon Walk – Summer 18h15 – 18h30, Winter 17h30 – 17h45. Please be advised the reserve is 10km from town along a bumpy road


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Motorola's CEO hints that an updated Droid will be available soon, the lead item in today's App Industry News. Also, dad may like a new iPhone case for his special day while the FBI is looking at the iPad security breach. Motorola updates hot Droid The Motorola Droid was the hottest phone of the 2009 holiday […]
Motorola's CEO hints that an updated Droid will be available soon, the lead item in today's App Industry News. Also, dad may like a new iPhone case for his special day while the FBI is looking at the iPad security breach.
Motorola updates hot Droid
The Motorola Droid was the hottest phone of the 2009 holiday season and put the mojo back in Moto. More than that, it gave the Android platform serious juice while Verizon customers had a solid reason to stick with the carrier and not jump over to AT&T for an iPhone. Now, Motorola is talking about the second edition of the Droid and the timing is good: the Android buzz continues to grow but the conversation has shifted toward HTC, with its desirable Evo and Incredible phones.
Motorola has done very well with the Droid and faces some shortages, said co-CEO Sanjay Jha during a Chicago luncheon earlier this week. "(Droid) sales are going extremely well. If I could build more I'd sell more," he said. Jha added that Motorola would release two to four phones this year with front-facing cameras, a nod to the attention that the iPhone 4 and HTC Evo have received due to the front-facing cameras on those models.
Pictures of the new Droid 2 were released by the Droid Life blog. They are grainy but one things clear: from a physical standpoint, the Droid 2 looks a lot like the original. (I hope it's thinner though.) It still has a physical keyboard that slides out, plus the keys appear to be "puffier," as Droid Life notes. That would be a good improvement. The Droid 2 does not appear to include a front-facing camera, however.
Inside, the Droid 2 runs on Android 2.1, will have an updated version of the MotoBlur social networking software and allows for Wi-Fi tethering. When will it be released? A date hasn't been set but it is expected to be one of the key new products Verizon pushes for the holiday season. Another new Verizon model is being nicknamed the Droid Xtreme and it will be more like the new HTC products as it lacks a physical keyboard. The Xtreme, however, still only exists in rumorland.
Gear: iPhone case doubles as battery charger
With all the talk of the iPhone 4 this week, someone in the middle of a contract might be a little jealous. So why not dress up your 3G or 3Gs with a new iPhone case?
One of the most useful products to cross my desk recently is the MiLi Power Skin, a $60 iPhone case that doubles as a battery charger. When your iPhone starts running low, turn the case on and you'll get an additional three to four hours of use. I love this case and have been using it since my review unit arrived a few weeks ago. The Power Skin is thinner and lighter than my longtime favorite battery-infused case, the Mophie Juice Pack Air ($80, but currently 25 percent off for Father's Day).
FBI looks at iPad security breach
The software flaw on AT&T's website that lead to an iPad security breach is now being looked at by the FBI, according to several reports. The flaw exposed 114,000 email addresses, including high-profile names such as Diane Sawyer and Rahm Emanuel. AT&T fixed the flaw before it became public knowledge.
The FBI wouldn't reveal what they are looking at, only saying the agency is in the early stages of its investigation.
Goatse Security found the flaw and shared its findings with Gawker Media, which published the news Wednesday. Escher Auernheimer, a member of the group, said it waited until until AT&T fixed the flaw before sharing the information, according the Wall Street Journal.