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Julian Hyde, chief architect of Pentaho Analysis and founder of the Mondrian open source OLAP server, initiated the olap4j project in 2006 as a collaboration between vendors and individuals in the open source and BI communities. As an extension to the industry-standard JDBC (Java DataBase Connectivity) 4.0 specification, olap4j is described as "immediately familiar" to any Java developer with experience in database programming. Pentaho says that olap4j fits into an organization's data infrastructure, leveraging standard Java services such as connection pools, driver management, and directory services.
According to an official product statement, "The olap4j open specification encourages software innovation and freedom of choice for users. Unlike traditional, proprietary OLAP APIs that only work on a given OLAP server, olap4j 1.0 provides a stable and consistent means to integrate with any backend OLAP server that supports the standard. New applications built on olap4j will have a variety of OLAP engines available to power it, letting users choose which is best suited for their needs."
In addition to Pentaho, other organizations that have contributed to the olap4j initiative include:
- SQL Power Group -- makers of Wabit, an ad hoc query and analysis tool built using olap4j
- Jedox -- the commercial company behind Palo, an open-source OLAP server that supports olap4j
- Matrix CPM Solutions -- creators of Advanced Analysis Services (ADANS), an open-source analysis tool that uses olap4j
- Saiku -- a community-led open-source analysis viewer that uses olap4j
- Aschauer EDV GMBH -- a certified Pentaho Partner who extended the olap4j XML/A driver to talk to SAP BW
"The olap4j open specification demonstrates the benefits of open collaboration between well-motivated parties. Unlike similar initiatives in the past by the large proprietary vendors, olap4j truly personifies the term 'open' as it enables end users to integrate with any backend OLAP server that supports the standard," said James Dixon, chief geek and CTO, Pentaho Corporation.

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I'm a big fan of Lagunitas Brewing, so I was glad to hear that they were building a facility in Chicago. What I didn't expect was that, according to Chicagoist, it's going to be the largest brewery in Chicago. Eventually it will produce 1.3 million barrels a year! —Nick Kindelsperger, Chicago Editor
I'm a huge Bryan Fuller fan (Wonderfalls anyone? See a penny, pick it up!) and I love Hannibal because of the great acting, the ridiculous plot lines, and visual feasts in every episode. I recently discovered the food stylist's blog where every episode she goes through the ridiculous asks of Fuller and consultant Jose Andres—stitch together two pig haunches to simulate a human thigh? Not a problem! It's really fascinating stuff that gives you a deeper dive into the incredible food porn scenes and all the work/thought that goes into them. I'm getting hungry now... —Leang Chiang, Sales Ops Manager
Here's an interesting piece on using Sichuan peppercorns to better understand the nervous system. —Maggie Hoffman, Senior Editor
This is a month old already, but no less interesting for it: Will Oremus' profile on Blue Bottle coffee's plans for rapid expansion is a fascinating read. —Ben Fishner, Ad Ops Admin
Will we all be toting alcohol snuff boxes in the future? If this powdered alcohol ever gets approval, we might... —Daniel Gritzer, Culinary Director
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The Nikon D4, the company's update to its D3S pro body, kicks it up a notch in all respects -- higher-resolution sensor, faster continuous-shooting performance, better and more flexible video quality, and a host of attractive new features.
Image quality
Without question the D4's photo quality is excellent, with a great noise profile. Its JPEGs look clean as high as ISO 1600, and are decent at ISO 3200 -- there you start to see some detail degradation -- and usable at ISO 6400, depending upon content. I compared the in-camera NR off to the normal at ISO 1600, and didn't really see much of a difference in the JPEGs. There's a noticeable bump in artifacts between ISO 3200 and ISO 6400.
But rather disappointingly, the artifact profile for JPEGs doesn't look quite as good as the D3S' at sensitivities below ISO 12800. Although better by the numbers than the D3S's JPEGs at ISO 12800 and above, I wouldn't suggest using the JPEGs beyond ISO 6400. On the upside, shooting raw yields significantly better shots at higher sensitivities.
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Color rendering looks great as well. The default Standard Picture Control boosts saturation a little, but not enough to induce hue shifts; it does increase contrast to the point where you do lose a bit of shadow detail, however. If you decide to go Neutral, it preserves some of the tonal range, but I recommend boosting sharpness a bit from the Neutral defaults. Bright, saturated colors that are heavy in the red channel can end up with clipped highlights, but raw files retain all the detail, and in general the camera preserves enough highlight and shadow detail in the raw for good recovery in really high-contrast images without introducing noise in the shadows or too much contouring in the highlights.
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I'm not thrilled with the video quality: It's very good, but for $6,000 I expect wow. In bright light it's relatively soft, albeit with a decent tonal range, and no visible artifacts like rolling shutter or moiré. In dim light (high ISO sensitivities) it stays pretty clean without clipping too much in the shadows or highlights, but once again looks soft.
The Nikon D4 is one of the fastest cameras I've ever had the pleasure of shooting with, though it falls short of perfection. It powers on, focuses, and shoots almost instantaneously -- definitely faster than our ability to measure it confidently. It seems to perform every operation in our tests in about 0.2 second: time to focus and shoot in both bright and dim conditions, as well as two sequential shots in raw, JPEG, and even TIFF. We clocked continuous shooting at 9.8 frames per second for JPEGs, but in practice that held as well for long bursts of raw+JPEG, too.
The D4's autofocus system is mostly excellent, locking quickly and usually accurately in both single and burst shooting, for fixed subjects as well as while panning. The dynamic and tracking focus options still tend to get a little distracted by the background, but unlike some cameras the D4 maintains the display of the center point (when that's the setting) during continuous AF, which really helps. However, despite gaining a stop of sensitivity in low light, centerpoint autofocus at f2.8 remains more frustrating than I expect for a camera in this price range and with these specs -- especially one of which the single most important distinguishing characteristic should be speed. (The variations of AF point sensitivities are too complex to go into here. For a complete description, check out pages 75-76 of the PDF manual.) Also, the sluggish Live View autofocus just makes me sad.
One of the nice aspects of cameras in this class is the dual card slots; in the case of the D4, one CompactFlash and one XQD, a new technology that thus far has no other camera adopters. I've got mixed thoughts about its inclusion here. On the upside, it's fast -- a lot faster than SD at this point. But so is the 100MBps CF, and as far as I can tell you gain no in-camera performance improvements over that from it, and you lose compatibility. However, when using a USB 3.0 XQD reader the downloads are very fast.
Design and features
Like other vertically gripped pro bodies, the D4 is big and heavy, with the same rugged and sealed construction as its predecessor. If you're a perpetual telephoto-lens schlepper, that probably won't matter to you -- most of the big glass weighs even more than the body -- but other folks should keep in mind that single-height pro bodies are pretty fast, and are lighter even equipped with an optional vertical grip, which can usually hold an extra battery as well.
The D4 deviates slightly from the D3S in control design and layout, mostly to incorporate the addition of necessary video controls, but with only one exception do I think you'll need to retrain your muscle memory. On the top left shoulder are the usual bracketing, metering and flash option buttons, accompanied by the locked dial with drive modes. Joining the information-packed status LCD, power switch/shutter, and exposure compensation and mode buttons on the top right shoulder is a tiny but physically differentiable record button. This is one of my least favorite locations for a record button; I much prefer operating it with my thumb.
As with other Nikon dSLRs, the autofocus area selector has moved to a button-dial combination, with the button on the autofocus mode switch on the left side of the body near the lens. This makes room on the back for a Live View button with a switch for toggling between still and video operation. I like the control design, but find it too far down and toward the middle of the back of the camera: it's underneath the LCD, next to the second status LCD (dedicated to ISO sensitivity, image quality, and white balance). The Nikon D7000 still has the best implementation of this.
Down the left side of the LCD sit the menu, Picture Control, zoom in, zoom out, OK, and info buttons. The info button brings up the onscreen display with direct access to some less frequently changed settings, such as choosing from the shooting and custom settings banks (four each), custom button programming, noise-reduction settings, and Active D-Lighting options. On the right side are the AF-on button, programmable joystick (the subselector), and eight-way rocker switch (multiselector) with a button in the middle and lock switch below. When you rotate to vertical orientation there's a duplicate AF-on button and subselector.


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Many of the early Puritans and pilgrims arrived in America with a fervent faith and vision for establishing a godly nation. Within a century the ardor had cooled. The children of the original immigrants were more concerned with increasing wealth and comfortable living than furthering the Kingdom of God. The same spiritual malaise could be found throughout the American colonies. The philosophical rationalism of the Enlightenment was spreading its influence among the educated classes; others were preoccupied with the things of this world.
When Theodore Frelinghuysen, a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, came to begin his pastoral world in New Jersey during the 1720's, he was shocked by the deadness of the churches in America. He preached the need for conversion, a profound, life-changing commitment to Christ, not simply perfunctory participation in religious duties. Presbyterian Gilbert Tennent was heavily influenced by Frelinghuysen and brought revival to his denomination. Tennent believed the deadness of the churches was in part due to so many pastors having never been converted themselves. His book On the Dangers of an Unconverted Ministry caused quite a stir!
Origins of the Great Awakening
The event that has become known as the Great Awakening actually began years earlier in the 1720s. And, although the most significant years were from 1740-1742, the revival continued until the 1760s.
Many of the early colonists had come to the new world to enjoy religious freedom, but as the land became tamed and prosperous they no longer relied on God for their daily bread. Wealth brought complacency toward God. As a result, church membership dropped. Wishing to make it easier to increase church attendance, the religious leaders had instituted the Halfway Covenant, which allowed membership without a public testimony of conversion. The churches were now attended largely by people who lacked a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Sadly, many of the ministers themselves did not know Christ and therefore could not lead their flocks to the true Shepherd. Then, suddenly, the Spirit of God awoke as though from an intense slumber and began to touch the population of the colonies. People from all walks of life, from poor farmers to rich merchants, began experiencing renewal and rebirth.
The faith and prayers of the righteous leaders were the foundation of the Great Awakening. Before a meeting, George Whitefield would spend hours–and sometimes all night–bathing an event in prayers. Fervent church members kept the fires of revival going through their genuine petitions for God's intervention in the lives of their communities.


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NAVARRE � A 55-year-old man died after a shootout with Santa Rosa County Sheriff�s deputies early Saturday morning, but his cause of death had not been released Sunday.
NAVARRE � A 55-year-old man died after a shootout with Santa Rosa County Sheriff�s deputies early Saturday morning, but his exact cause of death had not been released Monday morning.
Lt. Leland Butcher said Sunday that deputies shot at Jeffrey Wright and struck him, but he did not say whether the deputies� fire was fatal or if he died from self-inflicted wounds or any other cause.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident.
Butcher said FDLE should release a preliminary report to the Sheriff�s Office Monday.
They plan to release more information to the public then, he said.
Deputies were attempting to arrest Wright on counterfeiting charges at his home on Avenida De Galvez in Navarre on Friday about 9:40 p.m.
Wright barricaded himself in the home, according to the Sheriff�s Office. A single gunshot was heard coming from the home, but Wright was still alive.
SWAT team members attempted to negotiate with Wright, but he refused to surrender, the Sheriff�s Office reported.
Sometime later gunshots were heard and deputies exchanged fire with Wright.
At least one of the deputies shot Wright, Butcher said. He said he did know whether that was the round that killed him.
Wright died at the scene.
The incident lasted about four hours.
The Sheriff�s Office had not released information on whether Wright or the deputies fired first.
State investigators will review the shooting to determine whether the use of force was warranted, said Steve Arthur, an FDLE spokesperson.
The investigation could last several weeks.
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I made some salt dough (play dough) for my first grade class that I go into. I dyed it red and I rolled it out. Using a cookie cutter I cut it into heart shapes. I put one heart into a snack size baggie (there was room that I could have put two in each bag) and stapled a Valentine's Topper over the zipper of the bag:
Actually, I cut out a topper out of cardstock, folded it over the bag, stapled. Then printed off the saying onto regular paper and used a tape runner to place it over the cardstock. That way you don't see any staples.
My youngest gave out hugs and kisses:
First I took some Valentine kisses and wrapped them in red saran wrap and tied it with valentine ribbon (don't cut the ribbon yet):
Slide on the tag:
And tie it around a Hug barrel drink (I bought them at Walmart):
Slide in the straw, trim your ribbon and you have a gift of Hugs and Kisses!
If you have the mini zip top bags that you can find in the craft store you can use those. You can use those two ways: 1- fill with hugs and kisses OR 2- fill with kisses and attach to a hugs barrel drink (like above). These are cute, but I didn't have enough left for the whole class. I made these the same way as the dough.
Last year owls were all the range and I incorporated them into my son's Valentine's. His class didn't really do an exchange, but we made some anyway. I had come across a great deal on scented pencils (a bucket of them) over the summer and bought them. My kids loved them so I knew the 5th graders would too. I used my cricut to cut out owl shapes (you could use clip art). I had two ideas:
We ended up using the first one (click on the pictures to enlarge). I cut out the owls and then printed the saying on labels and stuck them on the back. We taped on the pencil towards the bottom - we wanted it to be like a branch. The second idea was shaped more like a traditional valentine with the saying at the top and a branch at the bottom. I cut slits into the paper to slide the pencil in on the branch. Here is a close up of the saying - he didn't want it lovey dovey, he is a 10 year old boy (you could use valentine instead of friend, but he chose friend):
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This weekend was monumental. On Thursday, Donny, Dave (two of Tony's brothers) and Z (Dave's son) arrived in Spokane to go on a deer hunt with Tony and Sam. It was so fun to have a house full of McIllece boys, but a little bittersweet because this is a hunt my dad was supposed to go on. Sigh. The best part about these guys?? They were a JOY to feed. They loved everything I cooked.
But on with the story of blood and butchery! On Friday morning, the boys woke up early and drove north of Spokane to Colville, Washington to a private ranch that offers fallow deer hunts. I chatted with Tony about 10:00 that morning and he already had shot his buck, but they were all having a blast and seeing all sorts of animals and even getting some good chances to shoot. They finally wandered into the house about 7:00 that night. And oh, the story they had to tell. Z was the only other hunter to actually shoot a deer, a really nice symmetrical buck. BUT he was such a great shot that he actually killed TWO deer with a single bullet. I kid you not. A doe was snuggled up to the buck that Z shot and so the bullet went through the buck's lungs and into the doe's lungs but didn't quite have the velocity to go all the way through. So Z was able to find and keep his mangled up bullet that took out two deer with a single shot. Nice. And welcome to Washington.
(This is a picture of all the guys and Z's two deer. Tony's was already being processed.)
This is the photo I took of all the McIllece boys that were at our house this weekend. What a handsome group they are!!
Thanks for the fun visit!
Sunday, October 17, 2010
5 comments:
- Tiggeriffic said...
This reminds me of the time our two boys and hubby Dave drove to Pennslyvania to go deer hunting with his twin brother, Don. He lives in the Northeastern side of Pa. No deer shot this time, but we had a great time. We lived in Ohio at the time..
Looks like the fellows had a successful day... One shot and 2 deer... That would make the excitement for the day and for a lifetime of memories.
Good looking boys...~!
- October 18, 2010 at 5:18 PM
- Jeni said...
Ha...look at big bad Josh down in the front!
- October 18, 2010 at 7:52 PM
What a bunch of handsome men.
Glad the hunt was successful
and fun!
the mom
- October 19, 2010 at 11:28 AM
- AngelaW said...
Josh is too adorable!
- October 19, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Camie said...
Ah, I love deer hunting season...so manly, and yes, I do love venison. Ok so what lucky guys to have you cooking for them...how could they not love your cooking.
- October 20, 2010 at 4:44 PM
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A few weeks ago, I took part in an initiative that Greythorn (Full Disclosure: Greythorn pays to post jobs on our Healthcare IT Central job board) started around the great hashtag #GoesBeyond. Using that hashtag they're asking people to recognize people in healthcare IT that are doing amazing work. You can read my first #GoesBeyond post that recognized the work of Steve Sisko.
For my next #GoesBeyond post I want to recognize the whole HIMSS Social Media team. Many people don't realize how much work this team puts in to make HIMSS one of the most social media driven conferences in the world and far and away the most tweeted healthcare conference in the world.
That's why I'm highlighting the whole HIMSS social media team for #GoesBeyond. I hope many others who read this will take part in the #GoesBeyond effort and highlight other people in the healthcare IT community that deserve recognition. There's nothing better we can do for the community than to show gratitude for each other.
The HIMSS social media numbers don't lie. Check out the Twitter activity alone around HIMSS:
While most people are familiar with the @HIMSS account which boasts 74,753 followers (and growing), I'm sure that many don't realize that the HIMSS LinkedIn group has 166,325 members. These are extraordinary numbers and they don't happen by happen stance. This kind of growth only comes through consistent focused effort in creating and sharing amazing content and engaging and facilitating the discussion on each platform.
What's impressive is that it's not a large team that makes all this stuff happen. Here's the 4 main team members:
Say what you will about the HIMSS machine, what makes this group of social media ninjas special is that they truly do care about healthcare and want to find the best way to improve healthcare through the use of technology. Each one of them truly is a mission driven individual.
A great example of this is their work creating the official HIMSS16 Hashtag Guide. A lot of social media people could have easily just hopped on some generic hashtags that anyone could have created around the buzzwords at the conference. Those hashtags would end up being as meaningless as the buzzwords themselves. Instead they created hashtags which represent directions we need to head and goals we should achieve.
For example, they used #Engage4Health to represent patient engagement, but that we are engaging patient with a clear purpose. The #HITworks hashtag is another great example where they're working to extract the clear value that technology can provide healthcare. Of course, the #IHeartHIT hashtag which started last year tells the personal stories of how technology can impact healthcare.
My favorite place I've seen the HIMSS social media team "go beyond" is in the imagery they've created. Take a look through all the images shared on the #HIMSS16 hashtag and you'll see that many of the best ones were created by this team. It's no wonder that this team was recognized with the HITMC Award for Best Social Media Program last year.
HIMSS is right around the corner. Good luck to this team as they try to curate more tweets than anyone can handle. Not to mention all the new video activity we're going to see on Periscope and Blab. They're certainly worthy of the #GoesBeyond hashtag.
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In this series, writers take time thank an individual who #GoesBeyond expectations to make an impact in their community or industry. Read other posts in this series on LinkedIn and Twitter, then write one of your own on your favorite blog, LinkedIn pulse, Medium or other platform. Use #GoesBeyond and @mention the person who has made such a big difference, then copy this paragraph so others know how they can participate, too.


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Ask anyone on safari what they love about the African bush and many mention the mesmerizing night sky – and one of the best ways to view it is from the comfort of a "star bed" at Loisaba Lodge in northern Kenya. If the weather is fair, you can wheel these handcrafted wooden four-posters out onto the deck of your cabin and sleep under the stars. The beds have mosquito nets and are on a raised platform (fitted with a bathroom, a thatched dining area and a fire pit) and are available in two locations: the first is a 20min drive from the main lodge in one of the eastern valleys overlooking the "Kiboko" waterhole; the second a 40min drive from the lodge on the banks of the Ewaso N'giro River, where guests are hosted by members of the local Koija community.
Loisaba Lodge itself is on a 250-square-kilometre private ranch and wildlife conservancy on the edge of the Laikipia plateau. The game here is excellent – there are elephants, giraffes, antelopes, buffalo, Grévy's zebra, kudus, dik-diks, wild dogs and some big cats. Guests who stay at the star beds have access to all the facilities at the main camp – so after a day in the bush, you can return for a dip in the cliff-top pool, followed by dinner in the shady garden and then a doze under a thousand stars.
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This week has been full of big news, mostly coming from our nation's capitol, but big news all the same.
The govt shutdown has been the talk of our Facebook page this week.
Here's that and some other crowd favorites:
- The question of whether politicians should get paid during the shutdown sparked a lot of response, mostly from those saying absolutely not: Tina Auman "Absolutely NOT!! They all need a reality check so they can see how their 'decisions or in-decisions' affect their own lives and they should not be exempt."
- Other people expressed frustration at the technical glitches surrounding the launch of the Health Insurance Marketplace on healthcare.gov, saying they were not able to access the site: Ken Dieffenbach Jr. "This is what I got around 5am today. I went back and it was running, but they failed to identify my identity by me answering the security questions. Then I was given a code to call Experian to answer them via the phone. I can't imagine the plans are any cheaper than what I have now and will cross the bridge once my premium is raised (which is inevitable at this point I'm certain!)"
- On a lighter note, the preview video from the Elysburg Haunted House has been popular, with people gearing up for this annual Halloween treat:
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Snake Salvation
In the hills of Appalachia, Pentecostal pastors Jamie Coots and Andrew Hamblin struggle to keep an over-100-year-old tradition alive: the practice of handling deadly snakes in church. Jamie and Andrew believe in a bible passage that suggests a poisonous snakebite will not harm them as long as they are anointed by God's power. If they don't practice the ritual of snake handling, they believe they are destined for hell. The pastors must frequently battle the law, a disapproving society, and even at times their own families to keep their way of life alive.


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Synaptic gasp, neural architectonics and Descartes' error
November 29, 2006
This is a work in process vaguely entitled Synaptic Gasp. The synaptic cleft in the human brain reminds me of the gap between the hand of God and Adam in Michaelangelo's visualization of Creation.
Neurons must be triggered by a stimulus to produce nerve impulses, which are waves of electrical charge moving along the nerve fibres. When the neuron receives a stimulus, the electrical charge on the inside of the cell membrane changes from negative to positive. A nerve impulse travels down the fibre to a synaptic knob at its end, triggering the release of chemicals (neurotransmitters) that cross the gap between the neuron and the target cell, stimulating a response in the target (Baggaley 2001:104).
My mind is stuck on the image of the gap. That's the leap of faith between that which we can know and that which is beyond our capacity to know. In the human brain this synaptic gap is so microscopic no one has ever seen it. But there are amazing images that are somewhat like science fiction as artists attempt to compile scientific data into visualizations of what it might look like. I am not attempting to be a science illustrator. But I think somehow this image will be like a cartography of a way of thinking that resonates more with complex hyperlinkages than with the human brain. I have been working on this Adobe Photoshop Image which seems to keep getting larger and larger.
This is the larger version of Synaptic Gasp,
originally uploaded by ocean.flynn.
I used the starry night wallpaper for the background. I did a pencil drawing of the the neural architecture learning as I was drawing. And I keep making sketches of close-ups so now I am trying to imagine terminal nerve fibres entwined in neurofilament, proteins at the interface of the downstream end of neuron's dendritic spine and an excitary synapse.
The brain is a supersystem of systems. Each system is composed of an elaborate interconnection of small but macroscopic cortical regions and subcortical nuclei, which are made of microscopic local circuits, which are made of neurons, all of which are connected by synapses (Damasio 1994:30).
Damasio's elegant text reads like poetry. He describes the neural underpinnings of reason and challenges Cartesian dualisms of mind/body, emotions/reason. Feelings and logical thinking are not like oil and water.
The "body [. . .] represented in the brain [constitutes] an indispensable frame of reference for the neural process that we experience as the mind (Damasio 1994:xvi)."
Our bodies are the ground reference for the construction we make of the world. Our embodied selves construct the ever-present sense of subjectivity, our experience. The body becomes is the instrument through which we construct our most refined thoughts and actions (Damasio 1994:xvi).
Churchland takes this reasoning to imply that we, our subjective selves — our very consciousness — are merely chemical reactions, synapses firing across synaptic gaps for purely physical reasons that science alone (not religion) will one day explain and interpret for us.
The ontology of things ─ objects, substance, stuff are all one thing ─ raises questions about the world's origin or original principle (arche) and its nature (physis). The Conflicting-Worlds model holds that science and religion are mutually exclusive ways of knowing. Science is one ontological perspective, a way of studying what exists and ways of being of different kinds of things. Religion provides another ontological perspective or another way of adding something to the study of what exists. Those who adopt the Same-Worlds-Model, argue that science and religion are different epistemologies not different ontologies. Probably most of those who believe in the Same-Worlds-Model believe in a Higher Power, a God, Divine Architect in some form, who created man with the capacity and responsibility to explore logic, pure mathematics and physics. I can believe what I want but I like to read from both sides of the Möbius Strip.
Flashback: A uniformed unsmiling, fully armed police officer pulled me over. What had I done? What was I, my young, idealistic, apolitical and therefore politically naïve self ─ doing there in a Third World country under an unstable, potentially dangerous, communist, military dictatorship? The officer leaned into the open window on the passenger side of our old Renault 4. There was a long silent pause as he decided what to do with this flushed creature whose hands were clenched on the steering wheel like a ship's railing in a storm. He reached in and picked up the book on the front car seat and calmly asked me a question in a voice that could have been saying, "Did you know you failed to stop back there?" But that's not what he asked. Instead, I can still hear his words even decades later. He asked me, "Do you pray?" Is this a threat? No, he was fingering the book entitled Livres de prière indicating that he too prayed and would appreciate having the book. As I drove away trembling I looked in the rear view mirror as he opened the book, then pocketed it.
After I returned to my Western home and graduate studies, I could not forget this incident which repeated itself in many forms. In spite of the pervasive even dogmatic message that the logical next step in human consciousness resided in the 20th century's western form of atheism, humanism and materialism most people many still living in fragmented nation states that were former colonies ─ still believe that humans are spiritual beings and that some form of prayer unites us all even if it is a silent "Help!"
For more on the body/mind duality debate see Dawkins, Pinker, Fodor, Searle. According to Richard Dawkins (1976 SG, 2006 GD) these scientific and religious ways of knowing are conflicting and mutually exclusive.
Heraclites described the ontological ultimate stuff a process, a ceaseless flux like fire, not a substance retaining its identity through time.
These sources include:
Baggaley, Ann, Ed. (2001), "Anatomy of the Human Body," Human Body, Dorling Kindersley Publishing: NY, p. 104.
Damasio, Antonio R., 1994, Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain, Grosset/Putnam: New York.
Damasio, Hanna, (1994) "Gage's skull, illustrations" in Damasio, Antonio R., 1994, Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain, Grosset/Putnam: New York. p. 31-2.
Johnson, Graham, (2005), "The Synapse Revealed," 23 September 2005, Science Magazine and the National Science Foundation. The first place winner of the Science and Engineering Visualization Challengewas Graham Johnson from Medical Media, Boulder, Colorado. His image is described on Science Magazine's web page:
Deep inside the brain, a neuron prepares to transmit a signal to its target. To capture that fleeting moment, Graham Johnson based this elegant drawing on ultra-thin micrographs of sequential brain slices. After scanning a sketch into 3D modeling software, he colored the image and added texture and glowing lighting reminiscent of a scanning electron micrograph.


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After more than 20 years, two lost baby books have been returned to a family member.
There is no going back, says Rita Woods, though sometimes the way things turn out, we wish we could. Rita is James Liggett's aunt. Her older sister, Carol, was James' mother.
Friday's column concerned the mystery of two baby books that Marcy Phillips found in an attic more than 20 years ago. One of the books belonged to James. The other book is for his half-brother, Michael Gene Walker.
Marcy and her cousin, Sharon Kording, had tried to find the two boys whose early memories they kept. But Jamie (as he was known) was killed in 1987, and Michael has moved out of Springfield and cannot be found. Rita has tried.
Friday afternoon, however, Rita took possession of her nephew Jamie's baby book, along with the baby book of Michael Walker. And she met Marcy and Sharon, who had saved the baby books for so many years. Before Rita took them, Marcy had to take one last look at the books she had for two decades.
People in Springfield still remember Jamie Liggett and his family. Many of them called Friday to share their memories of him and to offer help in locating his family.
Classmates of Jamie's at Springfield High School remembered him as being religious and a musician who played guitar in local bands. Another woman remembered babysitting Jamie and Michael as young boys. Calls came from a cousin, another aunt and friends of the family.
Rita is the closest relative the boys still have left in Springfield.
"I'm excited to have them," Rita says of the baby books. "It's fabulous."
The books represent for her a time before bad things happened in the short lives of James and his mother, Carol. Carol was 39 when she died. Jamie would have been a teenager then. Jamie was 30 when he died.
At his final Christmas with the family, Jamie asked Rita if she would be the emergency contact for him should it ever be needed.
With his mother dead and his
father out of the picture, Rita agreed.
She was the one authorities called to St. John's Hospital the night Jamie was fatally stabbed.
Yes, she says, her nephew had a hard life. He lost his leg in a mower accident at 3. His mother died young. But there were a lot of good times, too, Rita says, especially in the early years.
That is what she will keep in mind when she pages through his old baby book and goes back again to better times for Jamie and Carol Liggett.
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Offered: Fall Lecture: TF3 (Tues/Friday. 12:00-1:20 PM),
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Prerequisites: Registration is only for first-year students in the SAS Honors Program or Honors College who have placed out of the General Biology courses (01:119:115-116-117) with AP Biology credit. Corequisite: General Chemistry 01:160:161 or 163 or have passed the Chemistry AP exam. Enrollment will be limited because of laboratory space and resources. A limited number of second year Honors students planning to major in MBB may be admitted to the cross listed 694:316 by SPN (contact the course coordinator).
Course Description: The main goal of this course is to encourage undergraduate students to conduct independent projects in biomedical research laboratories at Rutgers and RWJMS. The course is designed to introduce students to many of the modern techniques used in genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry that they may use in research by giving them as much "hands on" experience as possible. Students will carry out a research project for which the results are unknown and the outcome could potentially lead to new avenues of research. The topics covered in this course will provide students with a very good foundation for taking upper level genetics and biochemistry courses in subsequent years
The Project: After some initial training in techniques commonly used in biomedical research labs, students will work on their main research project. The project involves isolating mutants in a transcriptional regulatory protein in yeast. Students will perform a genetic selection for the mutants and then use different assays to determine how the mutations affect transcriptional silencing and repression of genes in yeast. The DNA sequences of the mutants will be determined and the students will derive the predicted change in the protein sequence. Students will then map their mutation on a model of the protein structure and hypothesize how it will affect the protein's activity. There will also be discussions about finding a research lab to do independent research projects as an undergraduate at Rutgers.
Week Topic
1 Introduction; Why is transcription important for biology and human diseases? Review of the general process of gene expression.
2 Why do we work in yeast? Review of yeast biology and genetics.
3 Eukaryotic chromatin structure and the role of Sir2 in transcriptional silencing
4 Vectors and plasmid DNA purification
5 Analyzing DNA - Restriction enzymes, PCR, and gel electrophoresis
6 DNA sequencing and analysis
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8 Genetic and biochemical analysis of transcriptional regulatory sites
9 Genetic and biochemical analysis of transcriptional regulatory proteins
10 Silencing vs repression, PCR Mutagenesis and genetic screens for mutants
11 Principals of protein structure
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13 Finding a Lab, Careers in Biomedical Sciences
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The course is designed with two 80 minute lecture periods and a 3 hr laboratory section.
Course URL: All course materials will be posted on the course Sakai site
Learning Goals: This course satisfies learning goals 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the MBB Department.
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The Golden State Warriors are in the middle of a road trip and a losing streak marked by fourth quarter letdowns, The Chronicle's Janny Hu reports in her regular podcast.
Deputy sports editor Larry Yant speaks to Janny in Boston, where the Warriors are preparing for the fourth game of a six-game trip. Three straight losses have dropped the team to 12-14 on the season. The Warriors also have some injuries to deal with and Janny updates that situation.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Considering the swiftness with which paid propagandists for full body scanners exploited the staged Christmas Day bombing attempt, don't expect to wait too long before today tragic events in Moscow are pillaged and used to scare people into accepting whatever draconian measures are next in the pipeline.
Indeed, on the very same day two bombs ripped apart Metro trains in the Russia capital, killing at least 37 people, we learn that Washington DC authorities will be simulating an explosion on a Metrobus this morning, eager to convince an increasingly skeptical American public that the government really does need to take away their rights to protect them from dangerous terrorists who aren't mental deficients or patsies groomed by FBI agents.
"The exercise, which will include loud noise, is planned for 10 a.m. Monday at the RFK Stadium parking lot," reports WTOP.com, and is funded by a $1.2 million U.S. Department of Homeland Security Urban Area Security Initiative grant.
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"As part of the drill, emergency personnel will assist many passengers who are injured. Plus, the drill will include the discovery of a second explosive on a bus in a garage. A phone call to authorities will say that additional explosive devices have been placed on other buses."
In addition, we learn that bomb sniffing dogs and uniformed patrols will be increased in response to the Moscow bombing, which will undoubtedly be accompanied by a fresh wave of unconstitutional personal searches and interrogations of completely innocent people going about their business.
New York City buses and subways, as well as the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North commuter trains will also be subject to a "heightened security presence" as a result of the blasts in Moscow, reports NBC New York.
Since airport-style security measures, including hand pat downs and metal detector wanding, are already in place at many bus depots across the U.S., how long will it be before paid propagandists like Michael Chertoff come out and call for the introduction of naked body scanners at every major transport hub in America?
With public acceptance of the scanners increasingly turning sour amidst abuse scandals and state legislation that would bar them from being introduced, don't for a minute think goons like Chertoff won't be callous enough to exploit the freshly dead corpses of dozens of victims as grist for another scanner public relations blitz.
Invoking the threat of Muslim terrorists to mandate compliance, authorities will obviously be keen to avoid the prickly fact that just about every major terror bust in both the U.S. and the western world since 9/11 has turned out to be little more than a bunch of patsies and mental deficients radicalized primarily by the prodding of FBI provocateurs and security service agents whose job it is to manufacture terrorists where otherwise there would be none.
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Some of our recipes will involve eggs and fish because those foods are apart of the Body Ecology Diet. I thought about doing the diet all vegan but I just don't think I would be able to keep my energy up. Maybe later on when my system starts working better I will cut back on the animal products. (As you know we aren't entirely vegan in our personal diets but like to post vegan recipes like this one!)
So to kick off the Anti-Candida Diet, Jac made Key Lime Pie Pudding this morning and it was fantabulous! It's just like key lime pie filling. Creamy and smooth and cool! And there is a secret ingredient...frozen cucumber chunks! Sounds craaazy no? But it makes the pudding really cool and fluffy.
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