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Blog http://www.realityarts.co.uk/ 2019-06-25T00:57:00Z Art and Wellness Blog Post and Podcast Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-and-Wellness-Blog-Post-and-Podcast/11388506 <content:encoded>
In today's show I share with you my work in the field of Arts and Health.

As a mixed media artist I work with a variety of mediums and tools to express myself in my work. I completed my degree in Complimentary Therapy, at the University of Westminster specializing in Nutrition and Massage Therapy, and saw the benefits of improving diet and the use of different forms of massage and essential oils. I could see clearly the link between diet, health and well-being. Alongside this I painted and wrote about art and creativity, and wanted to further explore the impact of creative activities on our health and well-being.

Join me on the blog and find out how the arts can impact on many different groups and how it is being used in Hospitals, Care Homes and the medical profession as a whole. If you are a Health Organsation or Artist, Carers or individual interested in the role the arts can play on health and well-being consider joining the Free Arts in Health Network so you can share the work you are doing or would like to get involved with in relation to the arts and Health.

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If you would like to listen to the podcast you can do so HERE

 </content:encoded> 2019-06-25T00:52:00Z 2019-06-25T00:57:00Z Caribbean Fine Art Fair 2019 Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Caribbean-Fine-Art-Fair-2019/11369662 <content:encoded>

Caribbean Fine Art Fair happens each year in March. This was my 3rd year and I must say that we had a lovely time. Artist from around the Caribbean to exhibit and share and interact with each other. I had 3 pieces of artwork on display and they got quite a bit of interest. I will be sharing in the shop of the website and you will be able to take a better look.

I also spent time over the course of the exhibition to video some of the artists talking about their work.

There is an amazing amount of talent that comes into the Island of Barbados and it was a pleasure to be part of the whole event.

If you see any work that you would like more information about do not hesitate to contact me.
 </content:encoded> 2019-03-20T23:52:00Z 2019-03-20T23:52:00Z Quote for the Day Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Quote-for-the-Day/11326351 <content:encoded>

Change is Inevitable.....
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Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes......
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The World as we have created it is a process of our thinkng.....
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Without change there is not innovation, creativity or incentive for improvement.....
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Change is the law of life......
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Learn something new, try something different....
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Creativity takes Courage
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What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters.....
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Creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected......
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I will Grow, I will become something new and grand.......
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You must not for one instant give up the effort to build new lives for yourselves....
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The Place God calls you to....
 </content:encoded> 2018-10-03T07:00:00Z 2018-09-12T19:06:00Z Art for Sale Weekly - Tropical Vase Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-for-Sale-Weekly---Tropical-Vase/11326374 <content:encoded>
This week's art in focus is Tropical Vase, inspired by my time spent in the Tropical climates of the Caribbean. This painting is available in the store for sale. Why not make a special purchase for a loved one and grace your walls with an original piece of Art.
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-28T08:00:00Z 2018-09-12T20:54:00Z Quote for the Day Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Quote-for-the-Day/11326333 <content:encoded>

One can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar - Helen Keller
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-26T06:00:00Z 2018-09-12T19:03:00Z Art for Sale Weekly - Hunters Tale Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-for-Sale-Weekly---Hunters-Tale/11326369 <content:encoded>
Check out my Shop to see what is in store today, hightlight for the week is HuntersTale - Hunters Journey. This piece has been made from Clay and Fabric and jewelry embellishments.
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-21T08:00:00Z 2018-09-12T20:48:00Z Quote for the Day Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Quote-for-the-Day/11326329 <content:encoded>

Guard Well your spare moments, they are like uncut diamonds.....
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-19T06:00:00Z 2018-09-12T18:54:00Z Art for Sale Weekly Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-for-Sale-Weekly/11326364 <content:encoded>

In todays Art for Sale Weekly I am highlighting the art piece called 'They Came to a Troubled World' This mixed media piece is made from clay, fabric and other mixed media materials. The combination of the materials gives it a lovely texture. It touches on the story of the 3 wise men coming to humanity bearing gifts what will they find in todays society. You will find it currently available in the Shop for Sale.
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-14T08:00:00Z 2018-09-12T20:23:00Z Quote for the Day Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Quote-for-the-Day/11326353 <content:encoded>

The World as we have created it is a process of our thinking.....
 </content:encoded> 2018-09-12T19:38:00Z 2018-09-12T19:38:00Z Crop Over Visual Arts Awards Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Crop-Over-Visual-Arts-Awards/11321926 <content:encoded>
Well, it doesn't happen every day, and when it does, it is a cause for celebration. I was blessed to have won 2 awards a 'Best in Show Award and an 'Incentive Award' at the Central Bank Crop Over Visual Arts Festival.

The Visual Arts Exhibition is on every year as part of the Crop Over Celebrations in Barbados. It show cases talent around the islands and the exhibition takes place across 2 venues - The Queens Park Gallery and the Courney Blackman Grand Salle  Read More

 </content:encoded> 2018-08-23T23:18:00Z 2018-08-23T23:18:00Z Been busy with a lot of recycled projects, here a... Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/post/6884680 <content:encoded>

Been busy with a lot of recycled projects, here are some journals made from a phone directory. It is very easy to make, tune into my Tutorial Tuesdays post for instructions of how to make.
 </content:encoded> 2013-11-01T19:58:00Z 2013-11-01T19:58:00Z Art and Healing Exhibition - Special Event! Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-and-Healing-Exhibition---Special-Event/5453724 <content:encoded>
Private View/Special Event/workshop - Saturday 4th May 2013 3pm - 7pm

A special event is being held at the London Art Therapy Centre which is the Satellite venue for the Art and Healing Exhibition.

Satelite Venue: London Art Therapy Centre, 25-27 Bickerton Road, London N19 5JT

Email firstname.lastname@example.com to request invitation 3pm - 7pm

Exhibition: Runs until 5th June 2013 (Viewing by appointment only)
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Private View tonight. If you would like to come and see some of the many inspiring pieces of work

Email- email@example.com to request invitation and to let them know you will be attending

Main Venue - Street Gallery, University College London Hospital,

235 Euston Road, NW1 2BU 6pm - 8pm

Exhibition continues: 19th April–5th June 2013 (open to public 24/7)

Don't forget to visit the satellite venue at the London Art Therapy Centre and the special event below

Private View/Special Event/workshop -

Saturday 4th May 2013

Satelite Venue: London Art Therapy Centre

25-27 Bickerton Road, London N19 5JT

Email firstname.lastname@example.com to request invitation 3pm - 7pm

Exhibition: 19th April–5th June 2013 (Viewing by appointment only)

Website details: www.artherapyexhibition.co.uk
 </content:encoded> 2013-04-18T00:00:00Z 2013-04-16T15:37:00Z Art and Healing Exhibition - 18th April - 5th June 2013 Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-and-Healing-Exhibition---18th-April---5th-June-2013/5453238 <content:encoded>

Great news, two of my pieces of work have been selected to appear in the exhibition which will be held in two sites.

The Art+Healing exhibition has been designed to raise public awareness of art therapy (also known as art psychotherapy) and foster a wider understanding of its benefits for both physical and mental health. The exhibition is a showcase of art therapy work with contributions from artists who have found art-making therapeutic, as well as art therapy practitioners and their clients. It is a chance for people to share their stories as well as sell their work.

Private View - Thursday 18th April 2013

Email- email@example.com to request invitation

Main Venue - Street Gallery, University College London Hospital,

235 Euston Road, NW1 2BU 6pm - 8pm

Exhibition continues: 19th April–5th June 2013 (open to public 24/7)

Private View/Special Event/workshop -

Saturday 4th May 2013

Satelite Venue: London Art Therapy Centre

25-27 Bickerton Road, London N19 5JT

Email firstname.lastname@example.com to request invitation 3pm - 7pm

Exhibition: 19th April–5th June 2013 (Viewing by appointment only)

For further information go to the main website www.artherapyexhibition.co.uk

 </content:encoded> 2013-04-16T13:49:00Z 2013-04-16T13:49:00Z There are two new challenges underway on my Realit... Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/post/3356710 <content:encoded>
There are two new challenges underway on my Realityarts blog - 52 weeks of colour, which is a challenge I set for myself to do more with the photographs of flowers that I took in the 365 days of Colour posts. The Gratitude's post is my way of taking stock of all the things however small that I take for granted that really bless me. We can sometimes find ourselves on automatic and we have to stop and think about what we really do value in our lives. Do check out the posts and leave a comment.

There are also some updates going on in the shop. I will be putting up some art work and prints available for sale and also have some more lovely bookmarks and key rings with art and encouragement that will also be available.

 </content:encoded> 2012-08-28T16:46:00Z 2012-08-28T16:48:00Z Happy New Year - January 2012 Challenge Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Happy-New-Year---January-2012-Challenge/789391 <content:encoded>
I am trying to make myself more accountable in clearing my clutter and working on the little hoarder within me that loves to gather - I meant collector! The Try Something new challenge for this month is definitely testing me to the limits! Read more..
 </content:encoded> 2012-01-09T20:03:00Z 2012-01-09T20:03:00Z Try Something New for 30 days December 2011 Challenge Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Try-Something-New-for-30-days-December-2011-Challenge/525958 <content:encoded>

December sees a new month and new challenges to be had! I really want to make changes to every aspect of my life and starting out with small changes will eventually become bigger changes. You can see how I got on with the November walking challenge. The challenge I have set myself this month.... Read more here

 </content:encoded> 2011-11-30T23:19:00Z 2011-11-30T23:19:00Z Art Every Day Month and Try Something New for 30 Days Week 4 Update Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/Art-Every-Day-Month-and-Try-Something-New-for-30-Days-Week-4-Update/526215 <content:encoded>
Today sees the end of two challenges that I have been doing, the Art Every Day Month (AEDM) in my Mixed Media Art blog and Try Something New for 30 days here on this blog. With the AEDM the main thing was to do something creative every day and I have thoroughly enjoyed taking part.....Read More

 </content:encoded> 2011-11-30T00:00:00Z 2011-12-01T00:12:00Z New Art added to the site Amanda http://www.realityarts.co.uk/blog/4557050231/New-Art-added-to-the-site/335007 <content:encoded>

I have been busy completing work and starting new ones, here is a taste of some of the mixed media pieces I have been doing. I have also been sketching quite a bit, and will be adding some of the work here. Check out my other blogs to see what I have been getting up to, quite exciting times. Will talk about the 'Try something new for 30 days challenge' in another post. Stay blessed for now!
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SXSW acts playing Houston you need to see
The bigger names at SXSW these days appear to be in the interactive and film conferences, returning music to the realm of smaller acts seeking some sort of wider discovery. Does that still happen? Who's to say. But scores of musicians will still descend on Austin and some windfall from that migratory pattern will inevitably benefit Houston. Not nearly as much as a decade ago. But things change.
Tellingly a lot of performers who will head to SXSW are hitting Houston but not on their way to or from Austin. Car Seat Headrest, Hayes Carll and Steve Earle & the Dukes have all done their Houston tour stop for now. They'll make a targeted stop in Austin, then head elsewhere. Some bands are headed this way later in the year, like Priests, who will play White Oak Music Hall in June.
Some locals like Deep Cuts and Megan Thee Stallion will have shows around here. But they'd be here anyway.
With all that in mind, here are a few spillover shows (or collections of shows) from SXSW.
1. Super Happy Fun Land: Alternative among alternatives, this east side venue has for years been a haven for smaller bands traveling to Austin, giving them a stage and time here in Houston on their way in and out. These days SHFL's SXSW Spillover runs 14 nights (!). Chances are you've not heard of most of the bands, but that's sort of the point. As a collective concert experience, the Spillover offers a lot of music for not a lot of money. If one night stands out, it'd be March 14 when puppeteer/actor/outsider musician David Liebe Hart performs. March 8-21 at Super Happy Fun Land, 3801 Polk; 713-837-8725, superhappyfunland.com.
2. Down Under Sounds: The Australian American Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its annual showcase for Australian bands who travel about as far as any other act to get to SXSW. This year's showcase includes Noire, Quivers, Moonlover and The Pinheads. March 12 at the Continental Club, 3700 Main; 713-533-9525, continentalclub.com
3. Prateek Kuhad: Kuhad was born and raised in India, but came to the States for college where he got swept up by smart and hooky indie rock. In 2015 he released "In Tokens & Charms," and more recently offered "cold/mess." Comparisons to Sufjan Stevens are worthwhile only in that Kuhad sings with a whispered fragility. But he's found his own sound and is a compelling musician in his own right. He's at White Oak Music Hall, which also nets Deerhunter and other SXSW travelers. March 17 at White Oak Music Hall, 2915 N. Main; 713-237-0370, whiteoakmusichall.com.
4. Drivin' n Cryin': This loud and proud Southern rock band is still led by a big-hearted poet of a writer in Kevn Kinney. They stomped around for a few years, then went quiet, but have been releasing a steady flow of EPs over the past few years. Don't let the occasional acoustic guitar fool you; you'll want ear plugs for this one. March 13 at Under the Volcano, 2349 Bissonnet; 713-526-5282, underthevolcanohouston.com.
5. 6th Annual Celebr8ion of Beer: 8th Wonder Brewery used SXSW well to create an on-site event that will mix music and, well, beer. The Bright Light Social Hour will headline, along with next-gen blues player Cedric Burnside, the Nude Party, Swimwear Department, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio and Sara Van Buskirk. March 16 at 8th Wonder Brewery, 2202 Dallas; 8thwonder.com.
6. Anemone: I stumbled on this ethereal, dance-y pop band from Montreal simply because it had an interesting name, which is kind of how SXSW was supposed to operate in the old days. So far I like what I've heard. They're part of several days of programming that include several smaller bands making the trek to or from Austin. March 12 at Satellite Bar, 6922 Harrisburg; 713-425-6669, satellitehtx.com.


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There have been so many threads about science recently, and I feel like many homeschoolers don't have a clear understanding of the materials that are available. It especially takes newbies quite a bit of time to get their head around the options. So....I would like to organize a list of what is out there with a small blurb about the approach and what types of kids it would be good for. My thought is that each of us can write up what we have used, and I can organize it into a big list. So what I need: Is it a curriculum, experiment set, or book? Title plus a link A brief description If it is a complete or partial year course (if a curriculum) Level of material or what types of students would enjoy it If a student can use it independently If it includes tests If it includes the supplies needed for experiments Please note if the material has a christian, YE, or other important POV. If you are recommending books, I would like to restrict it to large books that cover an entire topic well, rather than short nonfiction books or biographies (there was just a thread on living books that I can make up a list from some other time). And feel free to add to someone else's write up. I can merge everyone's ideas at the end, put it out for editing, and then post a final copy (yes, all in my free time :tongue_smilie: - meaning this might take me a few weeks). I will start. :001_smile: Books (see note above about types of books): The New Way Things Work - Explains with wonderful diagrams how simple machines work. Covers gears, flight, sound, and magnetism. Late elementary to Logic Stage Physics Curricula: The Elements by McHenry - Focuses on atomic structure, basic bonding, and trends in the periodic table. Large focus on becoming familiar with the periodic table. Includes numerous games to memorize symbol names and facts about the elements. Includes links to good websites, easy experiments with everyday materials, and crafts just for fun. Can be used with either elementary or logic stage students. A 1/2 year course. Well, that should give you a feel for what I am after. Open to suggestions about how to make this list the most useful possible. Thanks for your help, Ruth in NZ WHAT NEEDS TO BE DESCRIBED: I THINK OTHERS WOULD LOVE TO KNOW HOW THESE CURRICULA DIFFER. WHY WOULD SOMEONE CHOOSE ONE OVER THE OTHER. WHAT ARE THEIR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES. ETC. Ok, organizing the list posted by leeyeewah. I've decided to sort by Christian and Secular because in my experience on this board, most families want one or the other, so it would be nice to have the lists separated. Obviously, there will be some curricula that don't fit into categories well, but I am doing the best I can. So no flaming please. (** indicates that someone has reviewed it) Christian Curriculum A Reason for Science YE Abeka Science YE Alpha Omega Lifepac ScienceYE Ambleside Online BJU Press ScienceYE Christian Cottage Unit StudiesYE Christian Kids Explore ScienceYE Christian Light Education ScienceYE Exploring Creation with ____ (Apologia)YE Exploring God's Creation (Christian Liberty Press?)YE God's Design for ScienceYE Rainbow ScienceYE Real Science 4 Kids (RS4K) Rod & Staff ScienceYE Science Excursion Science for Young Catholics (Seton) Science Shepherd Sonlight Science Wonders of CreationYE Truth in ScienceYE Secular (will add links later) Aha! Science Beautiful Feet History of Science Building Foundations of Scientific Understanding (BFSU) Calvert **Classic Science/Mr. Q Science **Connect the Thoughts Core Knowledge Sequence CPO Science Delta Science In A Nutshell Discovery Education Science **Elemental Science Evan Moor Exploration Education Fascinating Education (Chemistry, Biology) Great Explorations in Math and Science (GEMS) Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Great Science Adventures Handbook of Nature Study Holt Science Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Science Intellego Unit Studies Janice vanCleave - multiple titles Junior Science K12 Science Lyrical Life Science Middle School Chemistry McRuffy Science **MSNucleus Singapore Science - My Pals are Here (MPH) Nancy Larson Science Noeo Oak Meadow Science Otter's Science Plato Science Pearson/Prentice Hall Science Explorer R.E.A.L Science Odyssey (RSO) Scott Foresman Science (Related to Pearson science?) Earlybird Science Secondary science education Singapore - Interactive Science Singapore - Science Matters So You Really Want to Learn Science (Galore Park) Spectrum of Science Supercharged Science **The Elements: Ingredients of the Universe The Story of Science Thinkwell Science TOPS Science
My science-nut 7yo would love for us to be more intentional about science, and I would like to map out a plan. Most likely a plan for earth science, astronomy, and physics. Not sure if this is a 2-year plan or what; I am flexible here. I own the 3rd ed. of TWTM and have read SWB's description on science in the grammar stage. I *think* this might be our best bet, since it is so customizable and we can follow rabbit trails if we desire. But how can I make it cohesive? How can I turn it from a concept into something that we actually accomplish? I've looked at Noeo Science and realy like what I've seen from the booklists and samples and methodology. BUT, I have concern about the reviews I've seen on the Young Scientist Club kits. It seems that if I opt out of doing the kits, I will need to figure out my own experiments from some source. Maybe a VanCleave book and fit some in somehow? Is it doable, or does Noeo really work best with the kit experiments? Would it be easier for me to get the TM and books and modify what they have already built vs. building my own thing from scratch? I've also looked at the Elemental Science samples. The 2nd ed. revisions look good. It isn't quite what I'm seeking (I think...maybe I ought to give it a go). I think I'd prefer to just read, narrate, and do the experiments rather than have my child do a bunch of paperwork. Maybe that would be easy to do if I just skipped the workbook and used the TM. Edited to add this part: I love the Beautiful Feet history of science book selections, and it looks like some experiments are within. Maybe I could use this as my base from which to tweak? So my ultimate question: What is your procedure for making your own curriculum? Do you follow TWTM method and start from scratch? Do you build on what others have done, tweaking it to fit your needs? If I make my own from scratch, is the method roughly: - Choose spines, maybe a science encyclopedia - Pull topics from those spines using the table of contents - Add in an experiment or 2 per week from experiment books (did you like Janice Van Cleave's books? they look really doable to me) - Add in other books on the topic. Maybe some video clips - Have child read and narrate - The end? Is it really that simple? Is there a method to the procedure to simplify things? I don't want to make this harder on myself than need be. Thank you for any perspective!


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New Year's Eve in Canada 2019 – New Year's Eve is one of the most awaited festivals all over the world, where people come from all nooks and crannies to indulge themselves in one epic partying spree. Planning your New Years Eve can be downright stressful and overwhelming. You are looking for family fun, adults, a retro party or an intimate pub, lively Canada has the right celebration for you. The Mod Club in Canada is the place to head if you are looking for retro it is amazingly designed with the famous event. However, that's not the only party in the city. Head to Nathan Philips Square on New Years to skate on the famous outdoors rink, enjoy a local DJ and local live music and take in the spectacular fireworks display at night.
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Hi guys, my name's Aaron, and as a grad student researcher in Genetics at Stanford, I'm twoXAR's resident gene expression nerd. And as a co-tinkerer on the twoXAR platform, I focus on finding and incorporating data to continuously improve our disease models, and in turn our algorithm's predictions. In a previous post, Andrew gave a nice introduction about gene expression measurements and how we use them. Today, I want to give you a little more information on how gene expression—otherwise known as transcription—is biologically controlled and scientifically measured.
As Andrew explained in his excellent cookbook analogy, genes are instructions on how to make proteins, written in DNA. For a cell to execute those instructions, it must make RNA "photocopies" of genes that are relevant to its tasks. Cells therefore select which proteins to make by choosing a set of genes to transcribe from DNA to RNA. The genome has tens of thousands of instructions coding for everything from insulin to dopamine to the stuff that makes your toenails. For a pancreas cell to do its job correctly, it has to pull out the instructions for the first and ignore the latter two. How do cells do this?
One major player in the gene regulation game is the transcription factor. Transcription factors are proteins that bind to specific sequences of DNA and kick off gene expression. You can think of them as "smart bookmarks" that find their way to the words that begin relevant chapters of DNA. But where do these bookmarks come from, and how'd they get so smart anyways?
It turns out, a lot of them work two shifts, acting as both transcription factors and signaling proteins: molecules that report the signals a cell receives. So, a transcription factor will hear the hormones in the cell's environment shouting, "We need more insulin, STAT!", and hurry to the DNA to open up the insulin chapter (there's a little pun in there for you signaling geeks). Once the right transcription factor bookmarks arrive at the right gene chapter, other proteins will come to that page and transcribe its DNA instructions into RNA, allowing protein synthesis.
And there's an even simpler level at which gene expression is regulated: some pages of the DNA book are open and easily flipped through, while other pages can be temporarily glued shut, preventing bookmarks from finding their way to their chapter headings. The varied accessibility of different DNA regions in the genome is referred to as Epigenetics, and it's so neat that I'm doing a whole PhD about it! Those interested in learning more about this hot, up-and-coming field are encouraged to start here.
But how does all this relate to twoXAR? Well, we're in the business of finding new roles for drugs in human disease. Human disease manifests through changes in gene expression: DNA pages that are supposed to be sealed become opened, transcription factor bookmarks land excessively on some chapters and insufficiently on others, and the selection and number of RNA photocopies get out of whack. At twoXAR, we compare the gene expression profiles of disease patients versus healthy individuals, and identify the proteins that correspond to each gene, which become the starting points for our drug discovery algorithms, as described here. All very well and good, you say, but what the heck's a gene expression profile, and how do you get your hands on one?
Some of our gene expression data comes from published databases of federally funded human research. Each dataset indicates the number of RNA photocopies that have been made for thousands of genes in a certain tissue (such as blood, muscle, or brain biopsy samples) from patients and healthy controls. If you're wondering what kind of healthy people let scientists biopsy their brains, the answer is dead ones; more on that in our next post!
The last thing I want to tell you about is how these RNA measurements are made. We use data collected via two methods: the older (and here we're still talking only 20 years or so) RNA microarray, and the powerful new kid on the block, RNA sequencing (RNA-seq). The first step in both of these processes is extracting RNA from tissue samples, and immediately converting it back into its more stable cousin, DNA (through a process unsurprisingly called Reverse Transcription); since this DNA is "complementary" to the RNA sequences in each sample, it's referred to as "cDNA".
Where these two methods differ is in their mode and range of detection. To run a microarray, you first pick which genes you want to measure, synthesize DNA molecules for each of those genes, and stick thousands of each gene's molecule at specific locations on a glass slide. You then label your cDNA with fluorescent chemicals, and run it over said glass slide. If one of the genes you put on the chip was expressed in your sample tissue, the fluorescent cDNA for that gene will stick to it, because two complementary pieces of DNA that contact each other will form double helixes. The more copies of that gene in your sample, the more fluorescence will accumulate at that spot on the chip, which can be quantified. In contrast, RNA-seq takes a simpler, but more expensive approach: take your whole batch of cDNA, and sequence (i.e. use a machine to 'read' the cDNA) the sucker! Rather than picking out individual genes to measure, RNA-seq takes an unbiased approach and measures everything. As the experimental costs of sequencing and the computational costs of analyzing such large data sets are both going down, this next-generation approach is becoming more prevalent in both the research community and in the twoXAR databases.
Phew! And there you have it, a handy knowledge dump from your friendly neighborhood geneticist. I hope it helps provide a clearer picture of the methods behind our madness.


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National Sea Rescue Institute is a nonprofit organisation that has a goal to prevent drowning through education, through preventative measures and through rescue. The Organisation updates and improves on their skills and techniques and we continuously investigate new technologies. The organisation visits schools around the country teaching children about water safety, what to do in an emergency and how to do basic hands-on CPR. Sea Rescue has built an online training centre for our crew and extended this platform to include free courses for the public as well. other preventative measures include emergency signage, Pink Rescue Buoys for flotation, Lifeguards and active patrols during peak season.
Sea Rescue seeks to appoint five Emergency Operations Centre Operator, to be based in Western Cape.
Remuneration: R237 826 Annual gross
Appointment date: 1 May 2019
- Receive emergency calls from public nationwide, and transferring them to the relevant NSRI rescue station, or (appropriate emergency service) as effectively as possible. This includes monitoring public tracking systems for emergency notifications
- Provide operational support to NSRI stations during operations and activities (monitoring communications, logging / tracking / reporting, etc.), assisting stations to effectively perform rescues
- Conduct administrative tasks. data capture, data processing, etc. will be a large component of the job
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- Must be IT literate, and comfortable learning and performing in new software programmes and systems
- Sea Rescue (preferably) / emergency services knowledge and skills (e.g. radio protocols, navigation ability, etc.)
- Geographical knowledge of the SA coastline and waterbodies
- An ability to learn quickly and respond to un-programmed situations (multi-task)
- An ability to deal with pressure, stay cool, as well as be able to keep busy during quiet times
- An innovative attitude to researching background information required for input to operational requirements during calls
- Relevant Rescue environment / emergency control room experience is advantageous. (Sea Rescue, Fire services, emergency medical services, etc.)
- Character traits should include enthusiasm, integrity, patience, self-control, loyalty, confidentiality and a positive outlook on life
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The Gross Annual Amount includes 13 cheques / pays.
Deductions that come off this include 7% pension, 50% of the monthly medical aid premium and 1 % UIF.
Benefits over and above the annual amount include 8% pension, 50% medical aid 1 % UIF, as well as death and disability cover.
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My wife Kasey sent me a text saying the in-laws would be in town at their Bay House in San Leon, TX and we were invited to stay the weekend. Their home in San Leon over looks Galveston Bay with a pier that extends out about 40 yards. At the end of the pier you will find a large halogen light that is used to illuminate the water at night. I have spent many nights fishing under the light catching speckled trout, sand trout and occasionally redfish.
Needless to say I was excited to spend the weekend at the bay. Kasey and I loaded up the truck, strapped the little one in the car seat and headed out. We arrived Saturday around noon and spent the day catching up with the family. I had the kayak and gear strapped in the truck and was ready to do a little kayak fishing at some point during the weekend. The forecast for Sunday looked promising as the winds were set to be less than 5 mph. I decided instead of fishing Saturday afternoon I would catch the early morning bite Sunday morning.
I've fished the open bay looking for slicks or near by oyster reefs in the past. This has proven to be good fishing for speckled trout. However I decided to change things up a bit and try a different location. Directly south of the bay house is the Moses Lake flood gate. On the outside of the flood gate you will find a small section of marsh grass. This is located west of the flood gate. I had scoped it out on Google Maps and decided that is the area I would fish.
I woke up bright and early Sunday around 5:30 AM to find glassy conditions. The calm conditions provided a nice paddle across the bay. It took about 20 minutes to get there however once I arrived I noticed an abundance of shrimp popping around the grass line. I immediately started working the grass shoreline throwing a pink Skitterwalk topwater. After multiple casts with no success I switched over to a watermelon Strike King Z Too jerk shad.
I heard some commotion further into the marsh so I paddled my way further in. I posted up and started to fan cast the area. Then I heard a loud crash and could see the wake on the water out of the corner of my eye. I flicked the Z Too in the vicinty of the wake and bam the red inhaled the lure.
The fight was on. I was surrounded by marsh and the tide was high so I fought hard to keep him away from the grass. More often than not when a red makes it inside the grass the lure gets worked loose. The combination of this red being a smaller slot and the use of Fins 30 lb braid gave me the ability to muscle him to the boat relatively quickly.
I continued to work the area a little more before finally deciding to head back to the house. This was a short fishing trip but I always enjoy fishing new locations.


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André Paul Guillaume Gide (22 November 1869 – 19 February 1951) was a French author and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1947. Gide's career ranged from its beginnings in the symbolist movement, to the advent of anticolonialism between the two World Wars.
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Special Cocktail Party Mailbag-October 16, 2017: Barking at UFraud (Florida) Fans
Question: With Georgia on a bye week this week, what can we do as a fan base to best prepare for the game against Florida in two weeks?
This is like a belt-high, inner half of the plate fastball to Chipper Jones in 1999. To start, do not dignify them by referring to them as "Florida." They are UFraud. And I mean that literally, given the recent credit card fraud charges.
Beyond that, the answer to your question is easy—for the next two weeks, if you see UFraud fans, you bark at them. No exceptions. You see an elderly lady walking into a funeral home for visitation with a UF pin on? You run up, block the entrance, and bark at her. You see a mom dropping off her three-year old at preschool in an SUV bearing a UF sticker? You peel into the parking lot, bring your car to a screeching halt, get out, run over, and bark at both of them on their way in the building. You see a WWII veteran coming out of the VFW with a UF hat on? You shake his hand and thank him for his service, but then you get in his face, bark at him, and consider throwing in a Gator Chomp-Throat Slash combo for good measure.
Either you're "all in' as a Georgia fan or you aren't, and it is time to differentiate the true fans from the fake ones.


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