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LOCATION Holmes Park embodies the true meaning of a central location. A stone's throw away is Horsham town centre, a thriving historic market town with an excellent selection of national and independent retailers including a large John Lewis at Home and Waitrose store.
There are twice weekly award winning local markets in the Carfax in the centre of Horsham for you to stock up on local produce, or head to East Street, or 'Eat Street' as it is known locally, where there is a wide choice of restaurants ranging from Pizza Express to the Michelin starred Tristan's.
You are spoilt for choice when it comes to activities as there is Pavilions leisure centre with it's gym and swimming pool and Holmes Park is directly opposite Horsham Park, whilst next door is The Capitol, with cinema and theatre.
There are some beautiful walks and cycle rides in the immediate countryside. Further afield, the stunning South Downs and coast are within easy reach. For those needing to commute, Horsham Station is a one minute stroll away, with a direct line to Gatwick (17 minutes) and London Victoria (52 minutes) and there is easy access to the M23 leading to the M25.
PROPERTY Holmes Park is about as central as you can get, meaning lucky residents are only minutes away from both the town centre and Horsham mainline train station. Entering Holmes Park via the sleek glass Entrance Hall, you will find access to all floors via stairs and lifts. The one bedroom apartments feature throughout Holmes Park, offering a wide variety of layouts and sizes to choose between, including apartments with stunning views over Horsham Park. Entering the apartment you are met with an Entrance Hall, featuring built-in storage and door leading to the Bathroom featuring a modern white suite ranging from full-sized baths with shower attachments, to separate showers. The double Bedroom boasts plenty of space for furniture. The Kitchen/Living Room is a bright and airy space offering plenty of space for furniture, whilst the Kitchen boasts fully integrated appliances, including fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryers as standard. All one Bedroom apartments come with secure video entry phone system and allocated parking.
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The eye doctors at Vision Source Pleasant Hill know that getting the right prescription involves balancing several factors, including clear eyesight, visual efficiency and your ability to process visual information seamlessly. Whether you need a routine eye examination, an eyeglasses fitting or treatment for eye disease (such as glaucoma or macular degeneration) or eye surgery (such as LASIK or cataract surgery), our optometrists will provide you with the best care, advice, options and follow up.
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Dr. Harper is a member of the Beta Sigma Kappa honor society, received the Mauldin Family Scholarship for academic and clinical excellence and was selected into the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges while studying at Southern College of Optometry. He is also a member of the American Optometric Association and the Missouri Optometric Association.
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We don't often do weddings but sometimes there is just something about the request that we say yes. A past client called to ask about wineries that overlook the Mediterranean as a location for a wedding. On the cliffs of Santorini, Greece, an island that is actually the rim of an extinct volcano with the caldera filled flooded by the Mediterranean, sits a small winery with a terrace overlooking the water, creating a truly memorable setting for a wedding.
A destination wedding is much more than the ceremony and reception. This becomes an event over several days to a week because you don't just travel to Greece for the weekend. The bride and groom offered a variety of activities to their guests including a wine tour, a cruise around the island and the caldera, a cooking class and guided island tours. As with any wedding there were also events for the entire group including a pre-wedding dinner at a local restaurant with Greek music and dancing and a local tradition "the making of the bed" attended by the female friends and family of the bride to shower her with well wishes. The wedding took place in the late afternoon with a brilliant Santorini sunset providing the backdrop for a joyous reception with Greek food, wine and music lasting well into the evening.
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MAC Lipsticks for Spring02 May
|Top Row L-R: Costa Chic, Pink Plaid, Vegas Volt, Snob
Bottom Row L-R: Saigon Summer, Chatterbox, Up The Amp
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These are really pretty shades. I especially love the one in the middle, on the first row. I don't own any MAC lipsticks... way behind the bandwagon xReplyDelete
Kate | A British SparkleReplies
I think every beauty adorer should give MAC lipsticks a try at some point :) xoDelete
I really like Heroine in the Spring for a bold lip but something like fast play or velvet teddy otherwise :) xxxReplyDeleteReplies
Velvet Teddy is should a beautiful shade, one of my absolute favourite MAC shades xoDelete
Saigon Summer and Vegas Volt have been on my wishlist for the longest time now, I think I will definitely be picking them up now!ReplyDelete
Heather, porcelainbeautyx
Let me know if you add them to your beauty stash :) xoDelete
I have always had my eye on Morange when it comes to an orange MAC lipstick, but Saigon Summer sounds just as good but a little more subtle, and through in Vegas Volt too.ReplyDelete
Great post, making me want to visit the MAC counter now.
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I adore Morange, but I definitely think Saigon Summer is an easiest shade to wear! Thanks lovely, glad you enjoyed xoDelete
These are all such lovely shades and super appropriate for the spring! xReplyDelete
I'm glad you agree! xoDelete
Vegas Volt is such a gorgeous shade, I'm obsessed with it at the moment :)ReplyDelete
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It's such a beautiful shade, and works so well in both spring and summer! xoDelete
Up the Amp and Saigon Summer look amazing, I just don't know if I have the guts to rock a bright! xxReplyDelete
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I think a bright lip would look so lovely on you Jasmine! xoDelete
The middle pink shade is gorgeous, i really need a spring lipstick xReplyDelete
Emma | Emmys BlogReplies
Chatterbox is such a pretty shade, I adore it! xoDelete
I have Chatterbox and I love it, been using it so much recently! I love the look of Costa Chic. Lovely post xxReplyDelete
Beauty GirlReplies
Thank you lovely, really glad you enjoyed my post! Let me know if you add Costa Chic to your beauty stash :) xoDelete
There are some great shade choices here :) I love the look of Vegas Volt! xReplyDelete
Thanks Katie, I'm glad you like my picks! xoDelete
These shades are all gorgeous, must try a few out- I have been meaning to purchase some new mac lipsticks!ReplyDelete
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You can never have too many MAC lipsticks! xoDelete
I just bought 4 Mac lipsticks in Vegas and now this has made me want more!ReplyDelete
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You can never have too many MAC lipsticks... What shades did you pick up in Vegas? xoDelete
Saigon Summer is my fave of the bunch :) I do want them all though. These shades are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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It's a beautiful shade, isn't it? Let me know if you decide to add any to your beauty stash :) xoDelete
chatter box is such a gorgeous, girly colour! xReplyDelete
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Definitely a very girly shade :) xoDelete
I need Saigon Summer!!!!!ReplyDelete
It's such a beauty and perfect for spring xoDelete
Up The Amp is one of my all time favorite! Such a pretty shade for spring :)ReplyDelete
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I have my eye on Peach Blossom - even the name sounds perfect for Spring :-) xxReplyDelete
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System Requirements
The game will run smoothly with lower graphical settings, but higher graphical settings will strain your system.
My system meets recommended requirements:
The game will run smoothly in the vast majority of cases, but specific graphical settings and setup need a more powerful gaming system.
Basic troubleshooting
- updating the video card drivers
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Please consult the article for more details on those steps and others that might be helpful.
Change the graphic settings
- From the Main menu, select the Options tab then click on Graphics
- On this screen, you'll be able to change the Quality Preset to a lower setting or to fine-tune your settings. Keep in mind that some of those options are more demanding than others.
- For example, try experimenting with the VSync settings, they can have an impact on your FPS rate.
Note that there's is a handy little graph on the top right of your screen showing the amount of VRAM available to your GPU, and the projected amount of VRAM the settings you choose will require. Getting over the available VRAM (also in SLI/Crossfire setups) will very likely result in slower performances.


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Wedding Proposals: Where He Hid the Engagement Ring
Up in High and Hard-to-Reach Places
It may sound a little cruel, but if she's short and you're not, use it to your advantage and hide the ring in a place where she can't reach. Take a cue from one of these elevated spots:
"In the attic! He knew I'd find it somewhere else!"
"He hid it in his old baseball cap he never wore anymore on the top shelf of his closet because, being only 5'2", he knew I'd never be able to reach up there."
"He hid my ring in the ceiling of the basement."
"He hid the ring under the angel that goes on top of the Christmas tree."
"He hid it in a box, inside another box, with a bigger box sitting on top. All of this was on the top shelf of our guest bedroom. Good place because he's 6'3" and I'm 5'3"!"
The Unexpected Places
You've talked about getting married, you live together, or she's just really good at finding your stuff -- then you'll have to be very creative and a little gutsy to keep her from finding the ring. Here are a few out-of-the-ordinary hiding spots:
"Behind our DVD collection."
"The piano."
"Hid it in the microwave overnight. He told me later that if I did wake up in the middle of the night to microwave something, he'd pretend that it was part of the proposal."
"In the little pull-up compartment in his car under an old Hardee's sack!"
"Inside the humidor because it really is the one place I'd never find it."
"On the windowsill in his bedroom! I'd have never thought of it sitting there, but apparently it was there for nearly three months!"
"In a bowl of M&M's on our living room table. It was there all day and I didn't even know it!"
"He hid my engagement ring in a flower vase filled with colored stones on top of the bookcase in the living room, right out in the open. I never noticed."
"In an aspirin bottle."
"He hid the ring the one place he knew I'd never be: the furnace room (under the furnace)."
"Between the sofa cushions."
"He hid it for weeks in the box that his vegetable slicer came in."
"He hid the ring in the icebox of my old mini fridge I stored in his closet after my freshman year of college!"
In a Safe Zone
Don't want to take any chances that she'll come across the ring? Pick a place that she'll never ever visit. A few ideas:
"He hid my engagement ring in the freezer because I never go in it. I don't eat frozen foods."
"He gave it to my roommate to put in her underwear drawer!!!"
"In our firebox with our passports and birth certificates...only he had the key!"
"He hid it in his mother's jewelry box."
"He hid it in the laundry room...I guess he noticed I don't go in there often!"
"In this old leather bag that I wouldn't touch in a million years."
"In his dad's underwear drawer."
His Stuff
Perhaps the most popular hiding spots for an engagement ring is one where he can keep a watchful eye. From the sock drawer to the trunk of the car to his backpack, the possibilities abound:
"When he wasn't home, it was in the ring box, inside a sock, inside an old tennis shoe, inside the old shoe box, on the top shelf in his closet! When he slept, it was under his pillow, and when he watched TV, it was on the couch beside him!"
"My fiance hid the engagement ring in some towels he uses when he washes his car, which were in his trunk."
"He hid the ring in his old backpack, which was shoved in his closet!"
"In his golf bag in the luggage rack on top of our vehicle during an eight-hour drive to Colorado!"
"In his sock drawer...in some socks."
"His file cabinet."
"My fiance hid the ring in his guitar case. He knew that it was the last place I'd accidentally find it."
"In the gun cabinet because he knew that was one place I'd NEVER go."
"He locked it in the glove box of his Jeep for almost six months before he gave it to me."
"Inside one of his computers, I think in a fan!"
"My fiance hid the ring in the battery compartment of his digital camera."
"He hid it in the trunk of the car where the spare tire is."


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Gas Detector Wireless
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CO Detector
Gas Leak Warning Alarm
Wireless independent Senson
Smoke, Fire, Gas Sensor Warning Alarm With LCD Display
Carbon monoxide is a silent killer. This product will help protect against CO exposure and also read the amount of CO gas that is emitted in the air.
1000's of people that are treated in hospitals every year may not realize that it is produced from some of our everyday appliances.
It has no smell, no taste, and no sound, and neither people nor animals can tell when they are breathing it, but you may be exposed, feeling sick often and it can be fatal.
CO Poisoning is called the "Silent Killer" because often lives are lost silently and without any signs due to continuous exposure to CO gases. The symptoms are very similar to flu symptoms or food poisoning. Knowing the symptoms and having a quality CO detector installed are ways to protect your family and offer a safe and protected home.
Product Specifications:
The Carbon Monoxide Detector Alarm supplied by SoteriaSafe is battery-operated that includes a backlight digital display showing the ppt of carbon Monixide. This key feature adds an advanced level of protection and makes it a detector, an Alarm and a tool that can be used to measure the amounts of CO gases from various appliances before they cause symptoms.
- Motorola IC control, Reliable without false alarming
- Field audio and visible alarming – Volume: 85 decibel
- Excellent reliability & high stability
- CE and EN50291 Standard
- Durable sensor head
- Simple installation
- Self test function
- High Accuracy
- Standby Current: <50µA
- Alarm Current: <50mA
- Standby Mode: Green Led flashes once every 30 seconds
- Alarm Mode : Red Led quickly flashes 4 times with unit chirping every 5 seconds, then repeat,
- Low-bat Indicator: Chirp every 30s as battery lower than 3.3V with green LED flashing and Lb on LCD
- Mal-function Indicator: Chirp every 30s with green LED out and Err on LCD
- Power consumption: 0.3mW
- Powered By: 3 x AA Batteries (Not included)
- A perfect item for protecting your family from the dangers of carbon monoxide.
- Advanced level of protection, easy to read with the digital display, even in low light conditions.
- Displays the level of carbon monoxide the unit is sensing.
- Green LED: Flashes every 30 seconds to indicate the unit is operating properly. The green LED will also flash before CO reading is taken and when any button is pressed.
- Red LED : When a dangerous level of carbon monoxide is detected the red LED will pulse and a loud alarm pattern will sound. The carbon monoxide alarm pattern is 4 short beeps, followed by 5 seconds of silence, followed by 4 short beeps with a corresponding red LED flash. This cycle will continue for 4 minutes and then change to 1 cycle every minute until the device is reset or the CO is eliminated.
- Test/Reset button is designed for weekly testing if it works properly and reset the unit during CO alarm.
- Alerts users when batteries needs to be replaced.
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CO – Not only from Cars or wood-burners
In simple terms, CO is produced whenever a material burns. Homes with ANY fuel-burning appliances or attached garages are more likely to have CO problems Common sources of CO in our homes include fuel-burning appliances and devices such as:
- Fireplaces, both gas and wood burning
- Power tools and lawn equipment
- Gas stoves and ovens
- Furnaces or boilers
- Power generators
- Tobacco smoke
- Water heaters
- Clothes dryers
- Motor vehicles
- Wood stoves
For most people, the first signs of exposure include mild headache and breathlessness with moderate exercise. Continued exposure can lead to more severe headaches, dizziness, fatigue and nausea. Eventually symptoms may progress to confusion, irritability, impaired judgment and coordination, and loss of consciousness. The beginning symptoms of CO poisoning are sometimes compared to the symptoms of food poisoning. Depending on the level of CO, and length of exposure, you may experience any one or more of the following symptoms:
- disorientation or confusion seizures
- quick irregular heartbeat
- weakness and clumsiness
- nausea and vomiting
- hearing loss
- blurry vision
- headache
- chest pain
- dizziness
Placement of CO detectors:
If your budget allows, the best protection and peace of mind comes from having a detector on every level of your home, near the sleeping quarters and addition detectors near fuel burning appliances. However, if cost is an issue, and you can afford only one detector, you showed install a detector in a hall close to your sleeping quarters.
What is CO ?
(Excerpts from US and Minnesota Department of Health)
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless gas formed by the incomplete combustion of fuels. When people are exposed to CO gas, the CO molecules will displace the oxygen in their bodies and lead to poisoning.
The Problem with CO
Since CO has no odor, color or taste, it cannot be detected by our senses. This means that dangerous concentrations of the gas can build up indoors and humans have no way to detect the problem until they become ill. Furthermore, when people become sick the symptoms are similar to the flu, which can cause victims to ignore the early signs of CO poisoning. The CDC estimates that approximately 500 people die from unintentional CO exposure in the United States every year. In addition, the CDC also estimates that 8,000 to 15,000 people each year are examined or treated in hospitals for non-fire related CO poisoning. The good news is that carbon monoxide poisoning can be prevented with simple actions such installing a CO alarm and maintaining fuel burning appliances.
Symptoms of CO poisoning compared to the common flu
You can tell the difference between CO poisoning and the flu with these clues:
You feel better when you are away from home
Everyone is the home is sick at the same time (the flu is typically passed from person to person)
The family members most effected spend the most time in the house
Indoor pets appear ill
You don't have a fever or body aches, and you don't have swollen lymph nodes that are common with the flu and some other infections
Symptoms appear or seem to get worse when using fuel-burning equipment
CO PPM limits (NFPA)
|Level of CO
|Health Effects, and Other Information
|Normal, fresh air.
|Maximum recommended indoor CO level (ASHRAE).
|Possible health effects with long-term exposure.
|Slight headache after 1-2 hours.
|Dizziness, naseau, fagitue, headache after 2-3 hours of exposure.
|Headache and nausea after 1-2 hours of exposure. Life threatening in 3 hours.
|Headache, nausea, and dizziness after 45 minutes; collapse and unconsciousness after 1 hour of exposure. Death within 2-3 hours.
|Loss of consciousness after 1 hour of exposure.
|Headache, nausea, and dizziness after 20 minutes of exposure. Death within 1-2 hours.
|Headache, nausea, and dizziness after 5-10 minutes; collapse and unconsciousness after 30 minutes of exposure. Death within 1 hour.
|Death within 30 minutes.
|Immediate physiological effects, unconsciousness. Death within 1-3 minutes of exposure.
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by Susan Quinn
Book: Stand Alone
Publisher: Susan Quinn Books
Pub Date: Dec 2013
Genre: Young Adult
Format: eBook
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Warrior faery princes can be very stubborn.
Especially when they possess your body.
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Warrior faery princes can be very stubborn. Especially when they possess your body.Fourteen-year-old Finn just wants to keep his little sister out of Child Protective Services--an epic challenge with their parentally-missing-in-action dad moving them to England, near the famous Stonehenge rocks. Warrior faery Prince Zaneyr just wants to escape his father's reckless plan to repair the Rift--a catastrophe that ripped the faery realm from Earth 4,000 years ago and set it adrift in an alternate, timeless dimension. When Zaneyr tricks Finn into swapping places, Finn becomes a bodiless soul stuck in the Otherworld, and Zaneyr uses Finn's body to fight off his father's seekers on Earth. Between them, they have two souls and only one body... and both worlds to save before the dimensional window between them slams shut.
Faery Swap is an action and druid-magic filled portal fantasy, told by both a runaway faery prince and the boy he's tricked into taking his place.
This Prince and the Pauper meets Warrior Faeries tale is suitable for all ages.
My Review: This book was so nice. Perfectly written so that anyone could read it and enjoy it. I love the faery in the book, taking over bodies, and knowing that it goes way back. Its a book that will make you turn the page.
The book is written for younger kids and its written very well for the ages. I enjoyed it, though I'm used to the Faery being something slightly different. Plus I don't read a strong amount of books meant for younger readers. However, I will say this is a book worth having my own kids reads, and I'm sure they will love it.
Finn is a young kid who has to care car of his sister. Its just them so he has to be careful, so that no one will notice they are alone. His father has moved the place and is never there. Finn uses his credit card to get what they need.
Pretty soon, he will be tricked into the the Fae world. His soul is there, but now a prince has taken over his body. So Finn has a prince in him and the prince will stay there if he doesn't get his body back in time, Finn will stay stuck forever.
Finn will fight his hardest to get back into his world. The adventure is nice and it really detailed, but with enough room to create your own ideas.


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Today's storm was a little calmer. There was even a beautiful rainbow in the backyard. Looking a little closer, I saw two rainbows!
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OTTAWA — U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on the media make reporters more vulnerable to abuse around the world, a prominent lawyer for the rights of journalists told an international gathering on Wednesday.
Amal Clooney didn't mention Trump by name but singled out the phenomenon as happening in the country of James Madison, a Founding Father who became the fourth U.S. president.
"Today, the country of James Madison has a leader who vilifies the media, making honest journalists all over the world more vulnerable to abuse," Clooney said at an international conference on media freedom in London.
The joint British-Canadian event featured participants from about 100 countries, including politicians, journalists and other activists.
It was billed as a response to the unprecedented and rising danger to journalists around the world. While the United Nations cited the fact that 99 media workers were killed across the globe last year, Clooney's comment drew attention to growing anti-media sentiment in many democratic countries.
It also highlighted the impact of Trump's anti-media tirades in emboldening crackdowns on media by authoritarian leaders in Russia, Turkey and the Philippines, among others.
"These problems are global and they exist even in countries that otherwise have a strong tradition of free speech," said Clooney, who has represented journalists imprisoned in Myanmar and the Philippines. Journalists have also been subjected to recent police actions in Britain and Australia, she added.
Trump has repeatedly called the news media "the enemy of the people," and accused it of selling "fake news" to its readers. He has also called journalists "crazed lunatics."
As the London conference unfolded, the "fake news" slur was levelled again by an elected official in another G7 capital — Ottawa — when a city councillor used the term to criticize a CBC reporter whose story was based on municipal government documents.
Coun. Allan Hubley used the term at a city council meeting hearing updates on a much-delayed light-rail system.
Coun. Shawn Menard said on Twitter it was unacceptable for Hubley to resort to "alt-right 'fake news' allegations" and called on him to "immediately apologize."
Governments from Saudi Arabia to China to Iran have long restricted journalists but the trend is spreading, said Martin O'Hanlon, president of the media union CWA Canada, from London.
"We're seeing the rise of demagogues and ultra-conservative parties in formerly progressive countries like Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Turkey, and the Philippines, who are openly hostile to the media," said O'Hanlon, a former news editor in the Parliament Hill bureau of The Canadian Press.
"Let's be clear: journalism is a pillar of democracy and attacks on the media are attacks on our democratic systems."
Politicians such as Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt and Canada's Chrystia Freeland need to pay more than "lip service" to media freedom, said Clooney.
While she's grateful the two ministers are shining a light on the unprecedented dangers to journalists around the globe, she said they need to do more than make supportive speeches.
O'Hanlon's organization is advocating a plan to bolster the protection of journalists, and one that they hope others will adopt.
Among its points was a call for the creation of a "press passport" similar to a diplomatic passport, sanctions against individuals and government leaders who harm journalists, and support for the UN Convention on the Safety of Journalists and Media Professionals.
"All governments say they support press freedom. The right is even enshrined in North Korea's constitution. What matters is enforcement of that right. And enforcement depends on states," said Clooney.
"My message to all the ministers who are here is that signing pledges and making speeches is not enough. They must make sure that their laws respect media freedom and that their police, prosecutors, judges and citizens do the same."
Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press
Note to readers: This is a corrected story. A previous version conflated a press-freedom plan promoted by CWA Canada with a pledge signed by ministers Jeremy Hunt and Chrystia Freeland.


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How has your view of the world changed because of travel?
That's the prompt for today, Day 1, of BootnAll's #indie30 project. BootsnAll is a travel website specializing in RTW–Round The World trips for indie travelers. It's the site that inspired my daughter and me to sprawl on my bed with a big map of the world a few years ago and try to list the 50 countries we'd like to visit next. (We failed: we couldn't keep it to 50. We were up in the high 60s when we finally cut ourselves off.)
The #indie30 project is directed at anyone who is creative and loves to travel. Each day in the month of April, BootsnAll will publish a prompt, and anyone who wants to participate will respond to it in some creative fashion: a photo, a video, prose, poetry, even a Facebook post or a Tweet.
Of course, I'll be participating. Read on:
The Top 6 Ways My View of the World Has Changed Because of Travel:
6. I've learned that outside of the United States, a lot of people love eating octopus as much as I do.
5. I've learned that a dog in a restaurant is not necessarily a reason to place a frantic call to the health department.
4. I've learned that a country's government may be prickly and ornery, but its people are often astonishingly friendly and kind.
3. I've learned that some things that we've seen a zillion times on tacky coffee mugs and calendars and tee shirts–things like London's Tower Bridge, the Coliseum, the Eiffel Tower–are so extraordinary in real life that I now understand why everyone puts them on coffee mugs and calendars and tee shirts.
2. I've learned that some things that we've never seen seen on a coffee mug or a calendar or a tee shirt–things like a late afternoon rainbow over Austria's Wörthersee; a mother and her little girl giggling and playing Rock, Paper, Scissors on a Tokyo train; a crowd of grinning people dancing in the sunshine to a reggae band on a Barcelona sidewalk–are so extraordinary that I now understand why you can't just read about these places–you have to go and see for yourself what is really there, in the small moments, in the spaces between cathedrals and monuments.
1. I've learned that to even have a view of the world, you have to get out there into the world.
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By Camillus Eboh
ABUJA: Nigeria's parliament has launched a probe into whether the telecoms regulator can reduce a fine slapped on South Africa's MTN for missing a deadline to disconnect unregistered SIM card users, a lawmaker said on Thursday.
The move might complicate efforts by Africa's biggest cell phone operator to reduce the fine, which had originally amounted to $5.2 billion.
In December, the telecoms regulator NCC reduced the fine to $3.9 billion, but on Wednesday lawmakers in the lower house of parliament said the original fine could not be altered unless the law was amended.
"For you to adjust the fine, you have to adjust the law, that is where I am finding difficulty," said Yakubu Dogara, speaker of the House of Representatives, according to parliament's minutes seen by Reuters on Thursday.
The house launched a probe after lawmaker Ehiozuwa Agbonayinma asked, in a motion read out by Dogara, for the MTN fine to be more than tripled to $15.6 billion.
Agbonayinma also demanded that MTN face criminal charges, saying the firm's failure to disconnect users SIM cards had led to the death of some 10,000 Nigerians as criminals had used the unregistered cards, according to the motion.
MTN had angered the house by snubbing an invitation to its Nigeria Chief Executive Ferdi Moolman to appear at the telecoms committee, a lawmaker said.
Instead of sending Moolman, MTN issued a letter telling lawmakers "appropriate government agencies ... are in a position to furnish your committee with relevant information on this issue," lawmakers said, according to the minutes.
MTN said in a statement it was aware of "reports out of Nigeria about the fine" and was awaiting clarity from the West African nation's government.
The NCC could not immediately be reached for comment. Shares in MTN, which makes about 37 percent of its sales in Nigeria, were down 10 percent at 1450 GMT.
MTN earlier this month offered to pay $1.5 billion, according to a document seen by Reuters. And it dropped a legal case against the regulator as the first step in its efforts to reach an out of court settlement.
Last year Nigeria imposed a deadline on mobile operators to cut off unregistered SIM cards, which MTN missed, amid fears the lines were being used by criminal gangs, including militant Islamist group Boko Haram.
($1 = 199.0000 naira) (Reporting by Camillus Eboh, Felix Onuah, Ed Stoddard and Alexis Akwagyiram; Writing by Ulf Laessing; Editing by Mark Potter)


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LONDON (Reuters) - A second former trader who was jailed in Britain for manipulating Libor interest rates will have his conviction reviewed by a public body that investigates potential miscarriages of justice.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) will review the conviction of former Barclays (BARC.L) banker Jonathan Mathew alongside that of jailed Libor trader Tom Hayes, a CCRC spokesman said on Thursday.
"We are not at all surprised that they have accepted it (for review)," said Mathew's lawyer Matthew Frankland, a partner at Byrne and Partners. "It is a powerful and legitimate invitation to the CCRC to consider the safety of that conviction."
The CCRC, which has the power to refer cases back to the appeal courts, can investigate convictions or sentences on the basis of compelling new evidence or arguments in cases where people have exhausted other legal appeals.
Mathew was sentenced to four years in jail in 2016 after being found guilty of conspiring to rig Libor, the London interbank offered rate, that serves as a benchmark for interest rates on around $450 trillion of financial contracts and loans.
His lawyer said that "very real issues" had arisen since Mathew's conviction, including compelling evidence that more than one witness has misled the court during the trial.
Scrutiny of Libor cases has been growing on both sides of the Atlantic. A U.S. appeals court in July overturned the convictions of two British former Rabobank traders over the use of compelled testimony in their trials.
The CCRC in April started examining the conviction of Hayes, a mildly autistic former UBS (UBSG.S) and Citigroup (C.N) trader, who was the first person jailed worldwide over Libor-rigging in 2015. He was initially handed a 14-year sentence, before his sentence was cut to 11 years on appeal.
Hayes and Mathew, who are among five men who have been convicted of Libor manipulation in Britain, will have their cases investigated by the same CCRC team, the spokesman said, although each case will ultimately turn on its own facts.
Mathew was jailed last year alongside three other former Barclays traders. The jury was unable to reach a verdict on two others, who were later acquitted after a retrial in April. The retrial raised questions about the credibility of the Serious Fraud Office prosecutor's key banking witness.
Only a fraction of all cases received by the CCRC are referred back to the appeal courts. The commission says cases are only referred if there is a "real possibility" that an appeal court would quash the conviction or change a sentence.
Reporting by Kirstin Ridley; editing by Alexander Smith


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Cycle of Song Cambridge Summer 2014
We would like to invite your choir to take part in 'Cycle of Songs', to mark the arrival of the Tour de France in Cambridge on 7 July 2014. This is an Arts Council funded project commissioned by Cambridge City Council devised by the award winning Pilot Theatre and Historyworks. This project is a great opportunity to showcase and celebrate the talent and diversity of Cambridge and we want as many local people of all ages as possible to get involved, share their voice and celebrate the city in song!
Nine songs and sound poems are being commissioned from a wide range of composers. The songs will be inspired by the stories of nine iconic locations along the route that the Tour will take in Cambridge. The lyrics for the songs and poems will be taken from research led by Historyworks, which is being undertaken by local people, research students and history groups into the hidden stories of Cambridge.
You can check out how the history project for Cycle of Songs is developing by going to the Historyworks website: http://historyworks.tv/news/2014/03/13/cycle-of-songs/
The songs will all be performed by local choirs and musicians and poets; community choirs, school choirs, formal and informal choirs, church and college choirs are all welcome. Each participating choir will learn one vocal piece, which may be a song with a libretto or an accompaniment to a sound poem, involving textured choral singing.
In early July – a short film and an audio app of the performances of all the participating choirs will be available – the app is free and is designed to be listened to along the route of the Tour de France through central Cambridge: from Parker's Piece, into town, around the Round Church, up to Great St Mary's, along King's Parade and out of town past the Fitzwilliam Museum and Botanic Gardens to Trumpington/London bound. The film will be screened at the City's Big Weekend prior to the Tour and on the day itself.
In the weeks leading up to the Tour de France and on the day itself, there will be plenty of performance opportunities.
We will have an email address for correspondence from Cycle of Songs administration which is firstname.lastname@example.com & will email you updates from this address.
What this will involve for your choir:
- LEARNING A SONG: in Mid- May – the score and parts for a song (around 4 minutes) will be ready for your choir to learn. When possible, the composer will visit a choir session to introduce and teach the song.
- FILMING AND RECORDING in Mid- June -Your choir will be filmed, photographed and recorded singing at an agreed location at a time to suit you (it can be the usual time of your rehearsals).
- 3-5pm Sunday 11th May: CAMBRIDGE SINGS The Launch of the Cycle of Songs at Great St Marys Church, Cambridge. This will be an opportunity for participating choirs to meet at a song filled celebration! Each choir is invited to sing a favourite song from their recent repertoire to the other choirs and we will sing a song together which will be taught on the day by Rowena Whitehead from Talking in Tune. All of the choirs will be filmed singing together for a montage for press film and photography. The event will have a relaxed festival feel with refreshments and a live band afterwards. Families and friends are welcome and there will be an open door to the street to welcome new singers to sign-up for the Cycle of Songs Choir (for those who are not already in a regular choir) which Rowena will lead – see below
- Saturday 21st June: Cycle of Songs Pop Up Choir: All members of the CYCLE OF SONGS CHOIRS and friends and families are invited to come together to join the Cycle of Songs Choir for a big community singing session at the Cambridge Guildhall. There will be a free open-to-all one hour singing workshop in the Guildhall at 11.00am on Sat/ 21st June to practise an accessible Cycle of Song anthem which we will sing as a massed Pop Up Choir outside the Guildhall at midday. This event will be filmed and recorded. Song scores and parts will be made available three weeks before the day for people who sign up in advance to do this. We hope lots of your choir members will be able to come along as the film footage from today will be interspersed with that made on 11 May to create a short film
- Sat. 5th July: 6-8.30pm SING & SWIM –The Cycle of Songs Choir is invited to sing at the 10th annual Talking in Tune Sing and Swim for WaterAid at Jesus Green Open Air Swimming Pool –a very popular community event involving swimming, music, song and picnic. The Cycle of Song Anthem will be a feature of the programme! Your choir is invited to some and join the singing Poolside.
- Sunday 6th July: Big Weekend Parker's Piece Stage: Cycle of Songs will be programmed on the main stage – all choirs participating in Cycle of Songs are invited to sign up to perform on stage for 15 minute slot, singing the Cycle of Songs piece they have learnt integrated with other favourites from their repertoire: led by their Choir Leaders and facilitated by Cycle of Songs
- Monday 7th July: Tour de France Day – Cycle of Songs Choirs are invited to participate in one of two ways – by joining the primary school choirs at the Fitzwilliam Museum to sing the Cycle of Songs anthem together in our designated space – or by organizing their own busking location to surprise and entertain the spectators. For example, the choir at John Lewis may sing from their shop window, in which case we hope to recruit a choir keen to sing back across the street from the railed front yard of Emmanuel College! We have offers of designated spaces for the Cycle of Songs from the Round Church and from various Colleges on the route, so places can be facilitated closer to the time, if requested. However, for those at work on Monday 7th July, unable to join us, they can tune into the anthem sung on local radio stations in our pre-supplied packages, and know that the film shorts of our Cycle of Songs will be projected on screens on Parker's Piece and distributed to national and international news and sports outlets to showcase our Cycle of Songs.
SIGN UP SHEET – Please fill in this sign-up sheet indicating which events your Choir would be willing to participate in as a group – on the understanding that not all members would ever be able to attend these events! Once you've completed the sign-up sheet please email it back to the official Cycle of Songs email address at email@example.com and cc: Rowena Whitehead at firstname.lastname@example.com & Helen Weinstein email@example.com
Best wishes,
Rowena Whitehead
Musical Director, Talking in Tune Community Music
Cycle of Songs Choir Activist
email: email@example.com
tel: 01223 573288
website: www.talkingintune.co.uk
mobile: 07506- 293- 629
Professor Helen Weinstein,
Director of Historyworks
Producer for Cycle of Songs
email: email@example.com
twitter: @historyworkstv
website: http://historyworks.tv/
mobile: 07974- 827- 753
Cycle of Song Cambridge Summer 2014
|Your Name
|Your Choir
|Your Email Address
|Your Mobile /Landline Number
|Any other social media or contact info eg facebook or twitter
Hashtag is #CycleofSongs
|Confirm -YES or NO
|Interested – YES or NO
|Sunday 11th May 3pm-5pm: CYCLE OF SONGS – choir gathering at Great St Mary's – filming choirs
|Saturday 21st June 11am-1pm : CYCLE OF SONGS – event in/outside Guildhall – filming choirs
|Saturday 5th July 6pm-8.30pm: SING & SWIM w CYCLE OF SONGS – Jesus Green Lido
|Sunday 6th July early afternoon tbc: SING ON STAGE for CYCLE OF SONGS Parker's Piece – Big Weekend event
|Monday 7th July SING ON STEPS – Fitzwilliam Museum
Tour de France scheduled event 10.15-12.15


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Studying the Elwha River, Washington, in Preparation for Dam Removal
In a few years, the Federal Government will begin the biggest dam removal in U.S. history, restoring a major coastal watershed and its prized salmon river on the Olympic Peninsula, Wash. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists are already working on the Elwha River Restoration Project, which has been in the works for many years, being planned by organizations that include the National Park Service (NPS), the Bureau of Reclamation, and the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe. The project will involve removing two large dams on the Elwha River to help restore this stream and the associated coastal zone to a more natural state and to improve ecosystem health (see related Sound Waves article, "Dam Removal on the Elwha River in WashingtonNearshore Impacts of Released Sediment").
Elwha and Glines Canyon Dams were completed on the Elwha River in 1913 and 1927 at heights of 32 and 64 m, respectively, to provide hydropower for local timber companies. The dams blocked the natural supply of sediment to the lower river and coast, causing changes on the flood plain and erosion of beaches downdrift (east) of the river mouth. Because the dams were built without fish passage, their presence has greatly limited the available spawning run for salmon and steelhead, fish that spend most of their lives in the ocean but return to the stream where they hatched in order to reproduce. These native fish populations have declined severely in the Elwha watershed and around the Pacific Northwest, owing partly to the dam-related loss of their river spawning habitat. At present, salmon and steelhead have only 7.8 km of the river to use as spawning habitat (the distance from the river mouth to Elwha Dam). After dam removal, more than 70 km of the river should eventually become usable habitat for these fish.
In 2000, the Federal Government purchased Elwha and Glines Canyon Dams from the timber companies that formerly owned them. It was agreed that because both dams were aging and needed costly repairs, a better alternative to repairing them would be to remove them and thereby restore the river habitat. Dam removal will take place in stages over 2 years and is scheduled to begin in 2009. This will be the first watershed-restoration project in which dams this large will be removed, and so it presents a unique opportunity to study how a river and coastal system respond to the changes that will follow dam removal, especially the reintroduction of sediment as the river erodes much of the sediment now trapped in the two reservoirs. More than 80 percent of the Elwha watershed lies within the boundary of Olympic National Park and has never been developed. It is hoped that dam removal will improve not only the native fish populations but also the general condition of the ecosystem in this largely pristine area.
Scientists from the USGS Western Coastal and Marine Geology (WCMG) team are part of a large, interdisciplinary group of researchers studying the Elwha watershed as agencies gear up for dam removal. In September 2006, Amy Draut, Tom Reiss, and Josh Logan conducted the first of numerous planned USGS surveys of the river channel. They documented channel topography and sediment grain size in three study areas between Elwha Dam and the river mouth. They also surveyed part of the river channel upstream of both dams, at a site in Olympic National Park, to use as a "control" area to monitor changes in channel form and sediment unrelated to the dams or dam removal. These four sites will be revisited twice a year, in spring and fall, to document the magnitude of changes that occur seasonally in the dammed system. After dam removal begins, the scientists will continue to monitor these areas to evaluate how the river and intertidal zone change when the reservoir sediment begins to move downstream.
In addition to the research in the river channel and intertidal zone, WCMG scientists Guy Gelfenbaum, Guy Cochrane, Jon Warrick, and Dave Rubin are leading mapping and oceanographic profiling in the nearshore zone and farther offshore along the coast. USGS specialists in biology, hydrology, and geography are also conducting studies related to dam removal. USGS scientists are working closely with the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the NPS to learn as much as they can from this first-of-its-kind comprehensive watershed-restoration experiment.
For more information, visit Elwha River Restoration and Elwha River Restoration Project or contact Amy Draut at email@example.com or 831-427-4733.
in this issue:
Effects of Urbanization on Nearshore Ecosystems in Puget Sound
Studying the Elwha River in Preparation for Dam Removal
Sea-Floor Mapping Project Expands to South Shore and Cape Cod Bay
Earth Science Week Celebration in Menlo Park, CA
Google Maps View of Western Coastal and Marine Geology Projects
Benthic Sponge Taxonomy Course at Mote Marine Laboratory
USGS Team Receives Service to America Medal
In Memoriam: Terry Bruns, 1946-2006
Release of DVD "Bedforms and Cross-Bedding in Animation"
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The CCMB Seminar Series (Sponsored by DCMB) is held at Palmer Commons, Forum Hall, each Wednesday, at 4:00 pm EST, on bioinformatics related topics. Each seminar is presented by an invited guest speaker. These seminars are live streamed and recorded and made available for future viewing via the DCMB YouTube Chanel.
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Video Archive
2019 Seminar Video Archive
Nov 13, 2019
- "Reproducibility with high-dimensional data"- Debashis Ghosh, PhD (University of Colorado)
Nov 06, 2019
- "From molecules to development: Understanding how biological oscillators function and coordinate" - Dr. Qiong Yang (University of Michigan)
Oct 23, 2019
- "Chromatin accessibility signatures of immune system aging" - Dr. Duygu Ucar (The Jackson Laboratory Cancer Center, CT)
Oct 16, 2019
- "3D genome structure as a tool to understand the impact of somatic and germ-line sequence variants" - Dr. Jesse Dixon, PhD (Clayton Foundation Laboratories for Peptide Biology)
Oct 09, 2019
- "Controlling Dynamic Ensembles: From Cells to Societies" - Dr. r-Shin Li (Washington University in St. Louis)
Oct 03, 2019
- "Semantic integration across species for rare disease diagnostics" - Dr. Melissa Haendel (Oregon State University)
Apr 17, 2019
- "Can cancer cells "engineer" regulatory pathways?" -Dr. Hani Goodarzi (UCSF)
Apr 10, 2019
- "The Role of Deep Learning in Ophthalmology: Applications in Ophthalmic Imaging and Surgical Implant Selection" -Dr. Nambi Nallasamy (UM)
Mar 27, 2019
- "Enter the matrix: Learning biology through factorization and transfer learning of genomics" -Dr. Elana J. Fertig (Johns Hopkins)
Mar 21, 2019
- "Towards a phylogeny of cell types" -Dr. Olga Botvinnik (Chan Zuckerberg Biohub)
Feb 27, 2019
"Learning latent embeddings for genomic and proteomic data" -Dr. William Stafford Noble (University of Washington)
Feb 20, 2019
- "Beyond Mendel: Complex trait & multi-omic strategies for nephrotic syndrome discovery" -Dr. Matthew Sampson (UM)
Feb 06, 2019
- "Genetic Variation and 3D Genome Structure in Cancer" byDr. Feng Yue (Penn State Institute for Personalized Medicine)
Jan 23, 2019
- 6th Annual Omenn Lecture:"Data-driven understanding of human disease: from AI to biological discoveries" - byDr. Olga Troyanskaya
Jan 09, 2019
- "Origins of DNA Methylation Abnormalities in Cancer" - byDr. Peter Laird (Van Andel Research Institute)
2018 Seminar Video Archive
Dec 05, 2018
- "Monitoring recovery from traumatic brain injury using blood-based biomarkers" -by Dr. Frederick Korley (UM)
Nov 28, 2018
- "Parsing genomic data to understand evolution" -by Dr. Rachel Schwartz (University of Rhode Island)
Nov 14, 2018
- "Neural oscillations, brain states, and firing dynamics" -by Dr. Brendon Watson (UM)
Nov 07, 2018
- "Integrating gene expression regulatory variation across populations and tissues to understand complex traits" - by Dr. Heather Wheeler (Loyola University)
Oct 24, 2018
- "Identifying transcription factor binding using open chromatin, transcriptome, and methylation data" - byDr. Michael Hoffman (University of Toronto)
Oct 10, 2018
- "Adventures in bioinformatics: Playing with NGS data for microbiome research in a hundred different ways" - by Dr.Patrick Chain (Los Alamos National Labs)
Sep 26, 2018
- "Myeloid Cell Programming in Obesity" - by Dr. Lindsey Muir (UM)
Sep 19, 2018
- "Developmental Modulation of Transcriptional Bursting During Organ of Corti Development" - by Dr. Joerg Waldhaus (UM)
Sep 12, 2018
- "Decoding the Laws of Emergence and Self-Organization in Complex Collectives: Lessons Learned from Biological Systems" - by Dr. Paul Bogdan (USC)
Apr 18, 2018
- "The power of bias and what to do about it" - Dr. John Ioannidis C.F. Rehnborg Professor in Disease Prevention, and Professor of Medicine, of Health Research and Policy, and of Statistics
Apr 11, 2018
- "Combining machine learning and NMR spectroscopy to model invisible states of ribonucleic acids" - Dr. Aaron T. Frank, University of Michigan
Mar 28, 2018
- "Functional 3D Chromosome and Genome Dynamics" - Dr. Peter Fraser, Professor, Department of Biological Science
Mar 21, 2018
- "Translating a Trillion Points of Data into Therapies, Diagnostics, and New Insights into Disease"- Omenn Lecturer, Dr. Atul Butte, UCSF School of Medicine, Pediatrics
Mar 14, 2018
- "Transmission and resistance evolution of vancomycin resistant Enterococcus faecium in a hospital" - Dr. Robert J. Wood,Assistant Professor, UM Medical School, Division of Infectious Diseases
Mar 07, 2018
- "Machine Learning for Understanding the Dynamics of Cell Populations"- Jie Liu, Ph.D., University of Washington
Feb. 21, 2018
- "The power of one: Novel perspectives from single cell sequencing of the testis"(PASSWORD PROTECTED) - Dr.Sue Hammoud, University of Michigan
Feb 14, 2018
- "Omnigenic architecture of human complex traits"- Dr. Jonathan Pritchard, Stanford Univeristy
Feb 07, 2018
- "Modulation by hidden peptides: A playground of evolution" by Dr. Michal Linial, Professor of Bioinformatics, Director of Israel Institute for Advanced Studies, Department of Biological Chemistry, Life Science Institute, Jerusalem, Israel
Jan 31, 2018
- "Improving acute respiratory distress syndrome diagnosis using novel machine-learning approaches" - Dr. Michael Sjoding,Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine - Pulmonary/Critical Care
Jan 24, 2018
- "Dr. TinaHigh-Volume Digital BioMedical Data: Promise and Potential to Improve Healthcare Quality" - Dr. Hernandez-Boussard
Jan 10, 2018
- "The position effect as an organising principle for somatic aberrations in cancer" - Dr. Marcin Cieslik, Ph.D.
2017 Seminar Video Archive
Dec 06, 2017
- "Evolution and robustness in genetic networks" - Dr. Leon Glass, Professor, Department of Physiology; Isadore Rosenfeld Chair in Cardiology
Nov 15, 2017
- " Model-Free Control of Genetic Networks" - Dr. Gemunu Gunaratne, Professor and Chairman, Department of Physics, University of Houston
Oct 04, 2017
- "Listening to and re-writing the molecular songs of muscle regeneration using integrative genomics and single-molecule sensors" - by Dr. Carlos Aguilar
Sep 27, 2017
- "Metabolic network dynamics in pathogens and stem cells"- by Dr. Sriram Chandrasekaran
Sep 20, 2017
- "Leveraging biomedical big data to transform healthcare delivery" - by Dr. Tina Hernandez-Boussard, Stanford University
Sep 06, 2017
- "Robust and powerful single cell RNA-seq studies by leveraging natural genetic variation" - by Dr. Hyun Min Kang
Apr 12, 2017
- "Beta cell endoplasmic reticulum homeostasis and COPII dependent export in health and diabetes" - by Dr.Xuequn Chen, Wayne State University
Apr 05, 2017
- "Multi-Dimensional Analysis of Gene Regulation in Mammalian Cells" - by Dr. Bing Ren, Professor, Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, University of California San Diego
Mar 29, 2017
- "Genetic and epigenetic determinants of gene regulation in normal cells and cancer" - byDr. Vishy Iyer (Recording availableby request.)
Mar 15, 2017
- "What can we learn from human genomics at scale and how do we get there?"- by Dr. Joseph ("Joe") Pickrell, Junior Group Leader and Core Member at the New York Genome Center, and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Columbia University
Mar 08, 2017
- "Deep learning approaches to denoise, impute, integrate and decode functional genomic data"- by Dr. Anshul Kundaje, Assistant Professor, Stanford University
Feb 08, 2017
- Emerging Questions Panel (Medicine in Pocket) - by Srijan Sen, Nancy Gilby, Alexandra DaSilva
Jan 25, 2017
- "Epigenetic and transcriptional reprogramming define molecular subtypes of Crohn's disease" - by Dr. Terry Furey, Ph.D., Associate Professor at UNC School of Medicine, Department of Genetics
Jan 18, 2017
- "Panomics, Informatics, Economics, Ethics and Politics: The Five Forces Shaping the Evolution of Precision Medicine" - by Dr. George Poste, Chief Scientist at Complex Adaptive Systems and Regents' Professor and Del E. Webb Chair in Health Innovation at Arizona State University
Jan 11, 2017
- "Building the Next Generation of Bioinformatics Infrastructures for NGS Data Analysis" - by Dr. Konstantinos Krampis, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, Hunter College; Director of Bioinformatics, City University of New York; CUNY Adjunct Faculty, Weill Cornell Medical College
2016 Seminar Video Archive
Dec 13, 2016
- "Omics Approaches to Decipher Epigenetic Regulatory Code(s)" - by Dr. Victor Jin, University of Texas Health Science Center
Nov 02, 2016
- "Identifiability and Parameter Estimation in Modeling Disease Dynamics" - by Dr. Marisa Eisenberg & "Population Density Modulates Antibiotic Efficacy, Treatment Bistability, and the Evolution of Resistance in Bacteria" - by Dr. Kevin Wood
Oct 26, 2016
- "Integrative Analysis of Data from The Cancer Genome Atlas" - by Dr. Ilya Shmulevich, Professor, Institute for Systems Biology
Oct 19, 2016
- "Differential Expression Analysis for RNAseq using Poisson Mixed Models" - by Dr. Dr. Xiang Zhou
Oct 12, 2016
- "Human Genetics Defines New Causes and Possible Treatments for Human Obesity and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease" - by Dr. Elizabeth Speliotes
Sep 28, 2016
- Panel on Biological Networks - by Dr. Megan Duffy and Dr. Indika Rajapakse
Sep 21, 2016
- "Mapping Brain Networks with Functional Connectomics: Can We Solve the Biomarker Problem in Psychiatry?" - Dr. Chandra Sekhar Sripada
Sep 15, 2016
- "The Cancer Genome Atlas: A Resource for Molecular Biology Studies" - Dr. Chad Creighton,Baylor College of Medicine
Sep 07, 2016
- "Ontology – Having relationship is a complicated thing" - Dr. Sirarat Sarntivijai,European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI)
Jul 18, 2016
- "Casting a genome-wide (regulatory) net: From distributed SNPs towards common mechanisms" - Dr. Thomas Werner, University of Michigan
Jun 09, 2016
- "Epigenomics approaches provide novel biological and clinical insights for myeloid malignancies" - Dr. Tingtin Qin, University of Michigan
May 04, 2016
- "Translating genetics to therapeutics: Uncovering and manipulating GWAS variant circuitry" - Dr. Manolis Kellis, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Apr 20, 2016
- "Translating genetics to therapeutics: Uncovering and manipulating GWAS variant circuitry" - Dr. Xiaoxia "Nina" Lin, University of Michigan
Apr 13, 2016
- "Mechanical control and modeling of human pluripotent stem cells" - Dr. Jianping Fu,University of Michigan
Apr 06, 2016
- "Genotypic Variability and the Quantitative Proteotype" - Dr. Ruedi Aebersold, ETH Zurich Institute for Molecular Systems Biology
Mar 30, 2016
- "Lifetime exposome modeling" - Dr. Olivier Jolliet, University of Michigan
Mar 16, 2016
- "Sex, drugs and funky rhythms: Insights from in silico models" - Dr. Colleen E. Clancy, University of California, Davis,
Mar 09, 2016
- "Pharmacometabolomics: Metabolic Phenotyping of Drug Response" - Kathleen A. Stringer, PharmD, University of Michigan
Mar 02, 2016
- "Nuclear Mechanics of Genome Reprogramming" - Dr. G.V.Shivashankar, Mechanobiology Institute, National University of Singapore, Singapore & FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology (IFOM)
Mar 01, 2016
- "Genomic Profiling of Adrenal and Brain Cancers" - Dr. Siyuan Zheng
Feb 25, 2016
- "The shape of things to come: Insights into how 3D chromatin structure regulates gene expression and human development" -Dr. Douglas Phanstiel, Stanford University
Feb 17, 2016
- "Genomically-Guided Personalized Medicine Clinical Trials" - Dr. Nicholas J. Schork, J. Craig Venter Institute
Feb 10, 2016
- "Intelligent Transportation Using Big Data" - Dr. Jieping Ye, University of Michigan
Feb 03, 2016
- "Dynamic Transcription Factor Activity Networks" -Dr. Lonnie Shea
Jan 27, 2016
- "Emerging Questions in Quantitative Biology" - Panel Discussion
Jan 25, 2016
- "4DN: Dynamics of the 3D Nucleome" -Dr. Indika Rajapakse
Jan 20, 2016
- "Molecular- to population-level models of the gut immune-microbial ecosystem" -Dr. Emily R. Miraldi, Simons Center for Data Analysis, NYU School of Medicine
Jan 14, 2016
- "Differential Expression of Splice Variants in Key Steps of Cancer Pathways" -Dr. Gilbert S. Omenn, University of MIchigan
Jan 13, 2016
- "Cracking the regulatory genome: Which genetic variants affect gene regulation?" -Dr. Roger Pique-Regi, Wayne State University
Jan 11, 2016
- Dr. Kathleen Stringer
2015 Seminar Video Archive
Dec 2, 2015
- "Medical Internship as a Model to Identify Biological Predictors of Depression under Stress" - Dr. Srijan Sen
Nov 18, 2015
- "Psychiatric Pharmacogenomics: Clinical Translation and Novel Variant Discovery" - Dr. Gerry Higgins
Nov 04, 2015
- "Commensal Bacteria and Interferon-lambda Regulate Norovirus Persistence" - Dr. Megan T. Baldridge, Washington University in St. Louis
Oct 28, 2015
- "Tools for studying RNA virus diversity" - Dr. Adam S. Lauring
Oct 21, 2015
- "Large-scale structure in networks" - Dr. Mark E. Newman
Oct 07, 2015
- Gilbert S. Omenn Lectureship: "Simulating the Motion of Proteins and Drug Molecules: Implications for Science and Medicine" -Dr. David E. Shaw, D.E. Shaw Research
Sep 30, 2015
- "Towards Systems-Level Understanding of Immune Cell Communication and Inflammatory Tissue Environments: Applications in HIV/AIDS" - Dr. Kelly Arnold,
Sep 23, 2015
- "Metabolomics: in vivo and in vitro" -Dr. Charles Burant
Sep 16, 2015
- "Bioinformatics Colloquium Emerging Topics: Avoiding Pitfalls in Data Analysis" -Panel: Dr. Jun Li; Dr. Daniel Almirall; and Dr. James Joyce
Sep 09, 2015
- "Computational Advances and Challenges in Proteomics" - Dr. Alexey Nesvizhskii,
Jun 17, 2015
- "Genome-wide observations: Mutagenesis and instability of structural variations" - Dr. Arthur Zhou, Fudan University
Jun 03, 2015
- "New Algorithms for Genome Comparisons" - Dr. Jian Ma, University of Illinois
May 06, 2015
- "Emerging Questions in Quantitative Biology" - Dr. Gil Omenn, Dr. Daniel Kruger, & Dr. Robert Woods
Apr 29, 2015
- "Developmental Control of Replication Timing and Chromosome Architecture" - Dr. David M. Gilbert, Florida State University
Apr 23, 2015
- "What comes after Big Data: The role of dynamic knowledge representation in addressing the Translational Dilemma in the supercomputing age" - Dr. Gary An, University of Chicago
Apr 22
- "Insights into the mechanisms of gene transcription from multi and single cell experiments" -Dr. Carson C. Chow, National Institutes of Health
Apr 15, 2015
- "The epigenomic landscape at base-pair resolution" - Dr. Steven Henikoff, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Apr 08, 2015
- "Investigating the effects of macromolecular crowding on reaction kinetics, protein aggregation and cell physiology" -Dr. Santiago Schnell
Apr 01, 2015
- "Disentangling the impacts of mutation and selection on regulatory variation" -Dr. Patricia Wittkopp
Mar 27, 2015
- "Data Engineering on Spark" - Dr. Shuo Xiang, Pinterest
Mar 25, 2015
- "Carrier Screening and All vs All Approximate K-mer Comparison" - Dr. Tobias P. Mann, Senior Director of Bioinformatics Progenity
Mar 18, 2015
- "Integrating transcription, replication and de novo CNV data: Mechanisms of extreme genomic instability at large transcribed genes" -Dr. Tom Wilson
Mar 17, 2015
- "Research Opportunities at Janssen" - Dr. Nicholas C. Dracopoli and Dr. Michael E. Schaffer, Janssen Research and Development
Mar 11, 2015
- "Understanding the Cause and Consequence of Genomic Variation in Neurodevelopmental and Psychiatric Disorders" - Dr. Michael Talkowski,Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Mar 10, 2015
- "From Systems Genetics to Predictive Genomics: Harnessing genetic diversity to inform public health and transform disease research" - Dr. Steven Munger, Post-doctoral fellow The Jackson Laboratory Center for Genome Dynamics
Mar 09, 2015
- "From Systems Genetics to Predictive Genomics: Harnessing genetic diversity to inform public health and transform disease research" - Dr. John Thomas Finnell, Indiana University, School of Medicine
Mar 04, 2015
- "The Consensus Molecular Subtypes of Colorectal Cancer" - Dr. Justin Guinney, Sage Bionetworks
Feb 25, 2015
- "Methods for the Identification of Unknown Features in Global Metabolomics Profiling Studies" - Dr. George Michailidis
Feb 18, 2015
- "A Global Assessment of Sleep Schedules using Smartphone Data" -Dr. Daniel Forger
Feb 05, 2015
- "Gene Discovery to Understand the Biology of Cardiovascular Disease" -Dr. Cristen J. Willer
Jan 28, 2015
- "Beyond the Mendelian-Cartesian Paradigm, Human Genetics in the 21st Century" -Dr. Charles Sing,
Jan 21, 2015
- "Emerging Properties in Biology" - Panelists - Dr. Mashour, Dr. Sterner, Dr. Simon,
Jan 07, 2015
2014 Seminar Video Archive
Dec 10, 2014
- "Decoding the multi-drug response in bacterial populations" - Dr. Kevin Wood
Dec 03, 2014
- "Genomic insights into the evolution and epidemiology of hospital-associated pathogens" - Dr. Evan Snitkin
Nov 19, 2014
- "From protein structure to function and back again" - Dr. Sayan Mukherjee
Nov 07, 2014
- "Dynamics of the genome" - Dr. Stephen Smale, Berkeley University
Oct 29, 2014
- "Understanding gene regulation from the atom up" - Dr. Peter Freddolino
Oct 22, 2014
- "Asymmetric stem cell division in tissue homeostasis" - Dr. Yukiko Yamashita
Oct 15, 2014
- "A circadian gene expression atlas in mammals: implications for biology and medicine" - Dr. John Hogenesch, University of Pennsylvania
Oct 01, 2014
- "The 4-D Genome In Vivo: First Steps toward a CRISPR Toolkit" - Dr. Thoru Pederson, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Sep 29, 2014
- 2nd Annual Gilbert S. Omenn Lectureship - Dr. Isaac S. Kohane, Harvard Medical School
Sep 24, 2014
- "Engineering protein interactions to reveal emergent cellular function" - Dr. Sivaraj Sivaramakrishnan
Sep 17, 2014
- "4DN: Dynamics of the 3D Nucleome" - Dr. Indika Rajapakse
Sep 10, 2014
- "Challenges and opportunities in applying next-generation sequencing to understanding the genetics of complex diseases" - Dr. Richard McCombie, Cold Spring Harbor
Sep 03, 2014
- "The 4-D of Transcription Regulation" - Dr. Mats Ljungman
Aug 19, 2014
- "Maximizing the Utility of TCGA Genomic Data: Tools, Analysis and Discovery" - Dr. Han Liang, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer
May 07, 2014
- "Inferring Mechanisms from Protein and RNA Structures" - Robert L Jernigan, Iowa State University
Apr 22, 2014
- "Techno-Innovations in Migraine and Pain Medicine" - Dr. Alexandre DaSilva, Biologic and Materials Sciences, University of Michigan Dental School
Apr 16, 2014
Apr 09, 2014
- "Integrating Structural and Systems Biology: Structure-based Prediction of Protein-Protein Interactions on a Genome-wide Scale" - Dr. Barry Honig, Columbia University
Apr 02, 2014
- "New insights into neurodegenerative proteinopathies" - Dr. Henry Paulson
Mar 26, 2014
- "Large-Scale Structured Sparse Learning for Biomedical Data" - Dr. Jieping Ye
Mar 24, 2014
- "Integrative approaches for decoding the function of long non-coding RNAs in human cancer" - Dr. Yiwen Chen, Harvard University
Mar 19, 2014
- "Detecting and Correcting Spurious Transcriptome Inference due to RNAseq Reads Misalignment" - Dr. Wei Wang, University of California, Los Angeles
Mar 05, 2014
- "Self-Assembly of Nanoparticles: Biological Connection and Applications" - Dr. Nick Kotov
Feb 26, 2014
- "Genomic Networks, Epistasis and Cancer" - Dr. Kevin White, University of Chicago
Feb 19, 2014
- "Novel Approaches in Quantitative and Structural Proteomics for Clinical Research and Diagnostics" - Dr. Christoph H Borchers, University of Victoria
Feb 03, 2014
- "Single cell transcriptomics: Exploring cellular heterogeneity in immune response" - Dr. Rahul Satija, Broad Institute
Jan 29, 2014
- "The Gold mine in Eukaryotic Genomes – Identification of Small RNA Pathway and Human Disease Loci Genes from Eukaryotic Genomes" - Dr. Yuval Tabach, Harvard University
Jan 27, 2014
- "Evolutionary Biology in a Big and Open Data World" - Dr. Stephen Smith
Jan 22, 2014
- "Gene Regulatory Network Estimation" - Dr. Matthew McCall, University of Rochester Medical Center
Jan 15, 2014
- "Enhancer biology in disease: stretch enhancers in type 2 diabetes" - Dr. Stephen Parker, NIH
Jan 08, 2014
- "In Silico Techniques for Delivering Quality Healthcare" - Dr. Qian Zhu, Mayo Clinic
2013 Seminar Video Archive
Nov 25, 2013
- "Controlling protein function via hidden allosteric sites" - by Dr. Gregory Bowman, University of California, Berkeley
Nov 21, 2013
- "Sex-biased evolution and disease" - by Dr. Melissa Wilson Sayres, Center for Theoretical Evolutionary Genomics, UC Berkeley
Nov 20, 2013
- "Inhibitor Discovery for a Respiratory Enzyme and G-protein Coupled Receptor Using a Trio of Structure-based Screening Techniques" - by Dr. Leslie Kuhn, Michigan State University
Nov 13, 2013
- "A novel strategy for treatment and early diagnosis of Alzheimer disease: molecular chaperones acting as a physiological inhibitor of Tau fibrillization" - by Dr. Yi Liang, University of Michigan
Nov 06, 2013
- "Genome and Transcriptome Dynamics in Cancer Cells" - by Dr. Thomas Ried, National Institutes of Health
Oct 30, 2013
- "Strategy and Progress of the HUPO Human Proteome Project, with Highlights from the Chromosome 17 Team" - by Dr. Gilbert S. Omenn, University of Michigan
Oct 28, 2013
- "A Systems Approach to Disease: Dynamics and Diagnostics" - by Dr. Leroy Hood, Institute for Systems Biology
Oct 23, 2013
- "Climbing the scales ladder from protein chemistry to population biology" - by Dr. Eugene Shakhnovich, Harvard University
Oct 16, 2013
- "Computational approaches to systematic understanding of transcriptome landscape" - by Dr. Dong Xiao Zhu, Wayne State University
Oct 02, 2013
- "Protein Association in Dilute and Crowded Solutions" - by Dr. Huan-Xiang Zhou, Florida State University
Sep 25, 2013
- "Modeling the assembly and disassembly of multi-domain structures of alpha-actinin-4 explains how external cues regulate actin binding" - by Dr. Carlos J. Camacho, University of Pittsburgh
Sep 18, 2013
- "Automated Prediction of Molecular Assemblies" - by Dr. Chandra Bajaj, University of Texas, Austin
Sep 11, 2013
- "The tranSMART Platform and the tranSMART Foundation: Global Cyberinfrastructure for Integrative Informatics Analysis" - by Dr. Brian Athey, University of Michigan
Aug 21, 2013
- "Dynamic Perturbed Networks in a Mouse Model of Huntington's Disease" - by Dr. Nathan Gooman, Institute for Systems Biology
Jun 05, 2013
- "Flourescence Microscopy at Molecular Optical Resolution" - by Dr. Christoph Cremer, University of Heidelberg, Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics
May 08, 2013
- "An integrative systems approach to understanding cell type-specific gene regulatory networks, and its application to macrophages in atherosclerosis" - by Dr. Stephen Ramsey, Institute for Systems Biology
May 07, 2013
- "Approach to protein structure-based function annotation and drug discovery" - by Dr. Jianyi Yang
May 01, 2013
- "Development rooted in emergent properties of regulatory networks" - by Dr. Philip Benfey, Duke University
Apr 24, 2013
- "Circadian clock-gated cell division cycles in Neurospora crassa Development rooted in emergent properties of regulatory networks"
- by Dr. Chris Hong, University of Cincinnati
Apr 16, 2013
- "Mathematics of Protein Folding" - by Dr. Stephen Smale, City of Hong Kong University
Apr 10, 2013
- "A Systems Biology Approach to Uncovering Mechanisms Governing Host-Mycobacterial Interactions during TB Infection" - by Dr. Denise Kirschner, University of Michigan
Apr 03, 2013
- "How Time Flies in Drosophila Circadian Clocks" - by Dr. Ravi Allada, Northwestern University
Mar 27, 2013
- "Dynamics of the Microbiome" - by Dr. Pat Schloss, University of Michigan
Mar 25, 2013
- "Understanding cellular heterogeneity using single-cell data" - by Dr. Peng Qiu, The University of Texas MD; Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
Mar 20, 2013
- "Strategies for improving multiscale, explanatory mechanistic insight in the face of pervasive uncertainty and persistent, intractable experimental variability" - by Dr. C. Anthony Hunt, University of California, San Francisco
Mar 13, 2013
- "Statistical shape analysis of cerebellar MRI" - by Dr. Sarah Ying, John Hopkins University
Mar 04, 2013
- "Biological Networks in Three Dimensions" - by Dr. Yu Xia
Feb 26, 2013
- - by Dr. Kevin White, University of Chicago
Feb 13, 2013
- "Challenges in designing inhibitors of protein-protein interactions" - by Dr. Tomasz Cierpicki, University of Michigan
Jan 30, 2013
- "A Systems Biology Approach to Understanding the Immune Response in Tuberculosis" - by Dr. Simeone Marino, University of Michigan
Jan 16, 2013
- "Functional connectomics and the search for biomarkers in psychiatric imaging" - by Dr. Chandra Sekhar Sripada, University of Michigan
Jan 09, 2013
- "Categorical Spectral Analysis of Periodicity in Human and Viral Genomes" - by Dr. Jun S. Song, University of California, San Francisco


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 29 (UPI) -- An Arkansas child has contracted a rare brain infection caused by an amoeba that entered the body while swimming in a water park, health officials said.
The child, whose name, age and gender has not been released, was likely swimming in a sandy bottom lake at Willow Springs Water Park in Little Rock, Ark., when the amoeba entered through the nasal cavity, doctors said.
The resulting diagnosis of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis comes as a result of ingesting the amoeba Naegleria fowleri, ABC News reported Monday.
The amoeba, though generally innocuous, thrives is warm shallow standing freshwater. It is only responsible for 128 infections since 1962 but when contracted it is almost always fatal, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states. In only one of the 128 documented cases did the patient survive.
Early symptoms include an intense frontal headache, fever and vomiting. Those symptoms quickly give way to hallucinations and seizures and the amoeba usually kills the infected patient in about five days.
Willow Springs Water Park has closed and the owners said they will not reopen until the sandy bottom lake is replaced with a hard surface.


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Colorado State's AJ Newton earns NCAA grant
Colorado State's 23-8 women's basketball program just became even more successful.
CSU announced Wednesday that the NCAA has awarded outgoing senior guard AJ Newton a $7,500 post-graduate scholarship.
Formally called the Ethnic Minority and Women's Enhancement Postgraduate Scholarship for Careers in Athletics by the NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interest Committee, the grant will be used by Newton at the University of Texas. She has been accepted by UT to purse a graduate degree in higher education leadership.
"This is an incredible honor for an incredible young lady," CSU coach Ryun Williams said in a news release from the school. "AJ is the epitome of a Colorado State student-athlete and we are very proud of her."
In other news concerning the CSU women's basketball team, Williams announced that Hanne Mestdagh and Victoria Wells have elected to graduate in May and will forgo their final year of eligibility.