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Developer Program. Projects backed by people with heart and soul tend to be successful, and what could be greater motivation than to realize a childhood dream? Bruno Maisonnier, former finance manager of a French firm, has put his dreams into action. In 2005, he left the finance world and set up his own business [1] (see the "Aldebaran Robotics" box) developing humanoid robots, which are expected to enrich our households in the near future.
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by Frances Beinecke, President, NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council)
President Obama took a stand for the people of Nebraska yesterday, and Americans everywhere, when his administration stood up to Big Oil to say we won't put our people, waters and croplands at risk for the sake of pipeline profits and dirty fuels.
That kind of leadership takes courage, and I applaud the president for doing the right thing.
The State Department has decided to conduct a new review of the Keystone XL proposal. In its statement, officials said they will analyze alternative routes for the pipeline, but they also mentioned the need to consider "environmental concerns, including climate change." The process will likely take until early 2013.
This is a major victory. For months, NRDC has demonstrated the State Department's review of the pipeline was flawed, inadequate and possibly even biased. This project simply cannot withstand scrutiny. We are confident that after thorough review, President Obama will kill this dangerous pipeline once and for all.
Today's announcement is also a testament to the power of citizens to make their voices heard over the clamor of Big Oil.
Eighteen months ago, this pipeline was viewed as a foregone conclusion. But NRDC and our allies fought back. Ranchers, farmers and business leaders along the 1,700 mile path of the proposed pipeline spoke out against the unnecessary dangers it posed to their land, water and climate.
The outcry was especially loud in Nebraska, where the pipeline would cut through the vulnerable Sandhills region and across the essential Ogallala Aquifer. And as opposition to the pipeline was taking hold in the Heartland, it caught fire across the nation. Americans from all walks of life recognized that inviting corrosive oil and climate pollution into our backyard was not in our national interest. In August, 1,200 people chose to be arrested during a peaceful sit-in at the White House in protest over the pipeline.
And last Sunday, as many as 15,000 Americans encircled the White House to tell President Obama to reject Keystone XL and deliver on his clean energy promises.
I'd like to thank all of the people who contributed their time and support to blocking this pipeline. And I thank President Obama for putting the brakes on a dirty, dangerous project. Please send a message to the President right now to thank him for standing up to Big Oil.
I know that revisiting the flawed review process will result in the right answer: America does not need to deepen our oil addiction with this tar sands pipeline. As we await that final decision, we have succeeded in closing the spigot on more than a half million barrels of the dirtiest oil on the planet every day.
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I'm glad it is being put on hold for the moment, I live in Canada and like so many others do not want to see this project ever get started. We all knew years ago that the day would come when we are in the postion we are now, our "need for fossil fuels", now is the time to get out the blue prints for "turbines for wind power" and "all new homes equiped with solar panels" and cars that don't rely on gas.
lot of oil off the gulf coast why ruin beautiful country side where people live. Do we think of fish first or people of the land first. I say LAND for the people who would be effecteThat is great. I know everyone along the projected path has their own feelings, ideas, and concerns, and worried about the beautiful land it would mess up. When I first heard about it and it was going to go through this man's land in Winnsboro Texas, that broke my heart. I lived there and as everyone else has their thoughts and opinion, I wondering what I could do for this man living in this beautiful country town. It looks like it is going to be on the table for review. There is a d.
If this stuff is so benign, (according to the industry) why don't they refine it in Canada. It can't be used in USA since it is so toxic, it would be going to countries that don't have the environmental protections that we have anyway. Why chance polluting in case of a spill or during the refinery process on the gulf coast.
This is great news however I must point out a warning. If we are at war with Iran in the near future [and it looks like we are the UK are heading in that direction] then the next President can do exactly what Bush Sr did right after the first act in the Desert Storm series. He pulled a chunk of oil out of the national reserve [unnecessarily] and triggered and energy state of emergency. This enabled bills to allow for oil drilling and exploration in previously protected land in Alaska to be pushed though with out going though the normal legislative process.
If we go to war with Iran the oil prices will sky rocket and the same process regarding such things as this pipeline could get pushed though with out our consent.
The decision has only been postponed. We need to keep the pressure on the President to make sure he does not approve the construction of the pipeline.
Great news and I hope that someone wakes up. We shouldn't have to take all the risks with none of the benefits. The oil goes on the world market, not to us. We have hurricanes, forest fires, earthquakes, tornadoes, etc. and any one could damage a large portion of the pipeline and destroy the earth around it forever. Let Canada find another way, maybe across their own country.
This is great news, and let's all hope that it sticks....
BUT, as pointed out by Robin R. and others, the Harper and provincial governments of Alberta and British Columbia must be in accord with the electorate majority on this topic. BC especially will suffer beyond repair if big oil has its way.
Patrick F's truthful comment gives us cause to be wary and fearful.
Nice to hear some posiitve news.
Glad to hear. Thanks for info
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Discuss. Screw John Madden. #raiderssuck
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Final Ruthless Mock:
1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
6.212c OLB Max Valles, 6'5" 251 lbs., Virginia
7.239 RB John Crockett, 6'0" 217 lbs., North Dakota State
I guess the voters forgot that the only reason the Raiders beat the Steelers in the AFCC game was because both Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier were injured and not able to play. A season in which both rushed for over 1,000 yards. 47% of the teams offense that year.
And you can bet had both Franco and Rocky been able to play or even just one of them, Steelers win their 5th Super Bowl in 6 years. That was the year that they had their greatest defense of all-time. 5 shut-outs.
Steelers 2015 Draft???....Go Freak! As in....
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Other Ambient (and related) Music / Re: Steve Roach "Spiral Meditations" and "At The Edge Of Everything" - 2013« on: December 11, 2013, 09:27:56 AM »
I have every SR album plus a few extras. I guess you could call me a Roach fan. Most I can sit back with a beer or two and enjoy no matter which album I play. I especially love to head out to the Mojave desert for the night and have a campfire with some atmospheric/drone sounds. I also have every album/cd from Tangerine Dream. But I still like the Dream from the 70's to mid 80's the best. For Steve roach I prefer his earlier sounds but I still dig his newer style. All depends on the mood and beer I'm drinking.


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Report: Apple CSRs flooded by tougher password restrictions
updated 08:00 pm EDT, Mon September 24, 2012
Better security comes at a cost for forgetful customers
With the release of the iPhone 5, a number of previous and new customers are encountering first-hand the new reality of Apple's increased emphasis on better security: it is now much more difficult to reset one's iCloud or Apple ID password than it used to be. While this is overall better for consumers in terms of making it harder for identity thieves to gain control of an account, it is also more difficult for customers who may not be able to jump through the newly-required hoops set up to ensure their identify before a reset can occur.
One of the most difficult password resets to do is accomplished over the phone, a method preferred by some buyers due to the human interaction element and their own comfort zone. Whereas Apple previously required only the correct billing address and the last four digits of a credit card to do a reset, it was discovered that social engineering can put this information quite easily into the hands of others through a fault in Amazon's account security (since fixed) that could then be used to gain access to iCloud accounts (and others) that used the same information. Password resets by email can now only be sent to the email address that was previously on file.
The company now requires that users get at least two correct answers to a series of questions, along with a "verification code" sent to the device which a user then verifies by typing it back. MacRumors has received reports from Apple phone CSRs who say the process now takes longer, but more importantly the influx of calls regarding password resets has increased to ten times normal levels thanks largely to the release of the iPhone 5.
The increase in password-reset type calls is said to be from customers trying to restore their iCloud backups of previous phones onto their new iPhones, and not remembering their iCloud password. Advice from the CSRs on how best to avoid any problems is to have a real credit card associated with the account (even if rarely used), and to set up Find My iPhone (which works with all iOS devices), and which offers a much easier "verification code" authentication for resetting passwords. Users should also be prepared to answer not one but several security questions (which were pre-picked by the user).
Another tip mentioned in the report was to caution users not to reset both the password and security questions at the same time, particularly if no credit card is attached to the account. Should the new password not work, the inability to rely on the old security questions or detailed credit card information could make it impossible for Apple customer service to avoid "freezing" the account until owner confirmation can be achieved through other means. [via MacRumors]


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Synonyms: KIAA0966, SAC2, Sac domain-containing inositol phosphatase 2
Species: Homo sapiens
The INPP5F (SAC2) gene was identified based on the fact that it contains a Sac domain, a domain associated with inositol polyphosphate phosphatase activity. Unlike other mammalian Sac-containing proteins, this gene has no counterpart in yeast [Minagawa01]. Northern analysis showed that the transcript of this gene was present in every tissue tested, but was especially high in the brain, heart, skeletal muscle, kidney, and placenta.
A cDNA encoding the protein was used to generate a GST-conjugated full-length construct, which was expressed in insect cells and purified [Minagawa01]. The recombinant protein catalyzed a 5-phosphatase reaction only with the two lipid substrates a 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 4,5-bisphosphate and 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 3,4,5-trisphosphate. These substrates are similar to those of type II inositol phosphate phosphatases, but the enzymne differs from those enzymes by the fact that soluble inositol phosphates are not recognized [Minagawa01].
Citations: [Nagase99]
Gene Citations: [Nagase99]
|Map Position: [120,729,293 -> 120,832,474]
Molecular Weight of Polypeptide: 128.41 kD (from nucleotide sequence)
Unification Links: ArrayExpress:Q9Y2H2 , Entrez-Nucleotide:AB023183 , PhosphoSite:Q9Y2H2 , Pride:Q9Y2H2 , Protein Model Portal:Q9Y2H2 , SMR:Q9Y2H2 , String:9606.ENSP00000354519 , UniProt:Q9Y2H2
Relationship Links: InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR002013 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR022158 , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF02383 , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF12456 , Prosite:IN-FAMILY:PS50275
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Created 27-Oct-2009 by Caspi R , SRI International
Enzymatic reaction of: phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate 5-phosphatase (phosphatidylinositide phosphatase SAC2)
EC Number: 184.108.40.206
a 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 4,5-bisphosphate + H2O <=> a 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 4-phosphate + phosphate
The reaction direction shown, that is, A + B ↔ C + D versus C + D ↔ A + B, is in accordance with the direction in which it was curated.
The reaction is physiologically favored in the direction shown.
In Pathways: 3-phosphoinositide degradation
Activators (Unknown Mechanism): Mg2+ [Minagawa01]
Kinetic Parameters:
pH(opt): 6 [Minagawa01]
Enzymatic reaction of: phosphatidylinositol 3,4,5-trisphosphate 5-phosphatase (phosphatidylinositide phosphatase SAC2)
EC Number: 18.104.22.168
1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 3,4,5-trisphosphate + H2O <=> a 1-phosphatidyl-1D-myo-inositol 3,4-bisphosphate + phosphate
The reaction direction shown, that is, A + B ↔ C + D versus C + D ↔ A + B, is in accordance with the direction in which it was curated.
The reaction is physiologically favored in the direction shown.
In Pathways: 3-phosphoinositide degradation
Activators (Unknown Mechanism): Mg2+ [Minagawa01]
pH(opt): 6 [Minagawa01]
Lecompte08: Lecompte O, Poch O, Laporte J (2008). "PtdIns5P regulation through evolution: roles in membrane trafficking?." Trends Biochem Sci 33(10);453-60. PMID: 18774718
Minagawa01: Minagawa T, Ijuin T, Mochizuki Y, Takenawa T (2001). "Identification and characterization of a sac domain-containing phosphoinositide 5-phosphatase." J Biol Chem 276(25);22011-5. PMID: 11274189
Nagase99: Nagase T, Ishikawa K, Suyama M, Kikuno R, Hirosawa M, Miyajima N, Tanaka A, Kotani H, Nomura N, Ohara O (1999). "Prediction of the coding sequences of unidentified human genes. XIII. The complete sequences of 100 new cDNA clones from brain which code for large proteins in vitro." DNA Res 6(1);63-70. PMID: 10231032
Rohde02: Rohde G, Wenzel D, Haucke V (2002). "A phosphatidylinositol (4,5)-bisphosphate binding site within mu2-adaptin regulates clathrin-mediated endocytosis." J Cell Biol 158(2);209-14. PMID: 12119359
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Google passes Exxon to be No. 2 U.S. company
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New York • Google has passed Exxon to become the second most valuable U.S. company by market capitalization.
According to FactSet data, the Internet company's market capitalization surpassed that of oil company Exxon Mobil Corp. last week. As of Friday's market close, it sat at $395.42 billion compared with the oil company's $392.66 billion.
Shares of Google Inc. have been on a steady climb since the beginning of 2013, gaining 66 percent.
Market capitalization is the number of outstanding shares multiplied by their value.
Meanwhile, Exxon's have risen just 5 percent. Since the beginning of this year, they've lost about 10 percent of their value.
Both companies trail Apple Inc.'s market capitalization of $463.55 billion.
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James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce
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James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce
by 'Stuff' (Harold Wright)
pencil, watercolour and bodycolour, 1893
14 1/2 in. x 9 1/8 in. (368 mm x 233 mm) uneven
Purchased with funding from the Elizabeth Weisz Fund, 2006
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This caricature was published in 1893 in the magazine, Vanity Fair, where the enthusiasm of the politician, James Bryce, for climbing mountains was described: 'When on an expedition he glories in loose attire, and he takes healthy delight in allowing snow and wind to play about his uncovered head He is also the proud owner of a white felt hat that has seen very many years of service'.
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Our group works on theoretical principles of how the brain processes information. We are interested in how sensory processing in the brain is shaped by the animal's need to create parsimonious representations of events in the outside world. Our approaches are often derived from methods in statistical physics, mathematics, and information theory.
We also work on methods for analyzing neural data, including methods for analyzing neural responses to natural stimuli, such as a short video clip or sound recording during a stroll on a forest trail. In the past, scientists had to rely on simplified objects on a computer screen or random stimuli to garner information on how the brain processes visual information. Natural stimuli are often much better for probing neural responses than random noise stimuli. Using approaches designed to work with natural stimuli, we hope to achieve a more complete picture of how the brain processes information.
Sharpee's lab works on theoretical principles of how the brain processes information and explores how sensory processing in the brain is shaped by our need to create representations of events in the outside world. Researchers used to rely on simplified objects on a computer screen or random stimuli to garner information on how the brain processes visual information. But our brains are meant to operate in a remarkably complex and fast-changing world, so these methods offered limited insight into the brain's workings. In contrast, natural stimuli, such as a short video clip or sound recorded during a stroll on a forest trail, are often much better for probing neural responses. This is particularly true when studying intermediate and high-level neurons in the brain that translate sensory stimuli from the environment into meaningful information. These neurons rarely respond to simple patterns that are devoid of recognizable real-world objects, but they will respond to the rich ensemble of object combinations found in our environment.
Sharpee and her colleagues are developing methods to identify which features of natural stimuli cause a response in high-level neurons and how the brain prioritizes and makes sense of this information. A key obstacle to understanding how our brain functions is that neurons respond in highly nonlinear ways to complex stimuli, meaning that signals are amplified and suppressed in unexpected ways. As a result, stimulus-response relationships are extremely difficult to discern.
To address this, Sharpee's team has worked out rigorous statistical methods for modeling how visual and auditory stimuli are coded and decoded through nonlinear transformations in different brain centers. These studies are beginning to uncover the common principles of hierarchical information processing in the brain and will help us better understand how neurological disorders and injuries interrupt these crucial processes. Knowing how information moves through our sensory systems may offer new strategies for helping people with impairments, such as improving the performance of retinal implants that could help restore vision in the blind.


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What do the World Series, the Royal Baby, and actress Lea Michelle have in common? They were all the center of this year's most popular and trending tweets.
The end of the year is a time to reflect, and that's just what Twitter did with its look back on the tweets that told the stories of 2013. With its interactive widget at 2013.Twitter.com, you can explore popular moments in news, sports and entertainment over the past year.
Explore trends month-by-month, like January's most talked about events, which included the helicopter crash in London, shown here:
And relive your glory moments in sports, here (go Sox!):
Or peruse the entertainment category to see big tweets from Beyonce and more:
But you can find some of the most interesting tweets in the showcase area, where tweets have been hand picked by publishers, including some of the coolest landscape shots out there in the "public lands" section:
You may have received an email from Twitter earlier this week that compiled some of the more popular hashtags from 2013, including #BostonMarathon and #RoyalBaby, sharing them through one of its latest features, custom timelines.
And what about the most-retweeted sentiments of 2013? Those included tweets from actress Lea Michelle on the death of her boyfriend, actor Cory Monteith, and a tweet from actor Paul Walker's account, announcing his recent passing.
You can also check out our coverage of Twitter trends from 2012 and 2011.
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Since 2005, Jessica has been in the business of content and communications, with the past seven years focused on the Web marketing space.
Prior to launching bizbuzzcontent, Jessica was responsible for content strategy, development, and marketing for Bruce Clay Inc. - a global SEO firm, where she served small businesses and Fortune 500 clients.
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She contributed to the book Search Engine Optimization All-in-One for Dummies second edition, and her writing is featured in an active college textbook, Reading and Writing About Contemporary Issues.
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BackgroundBuild a strong relationship with a full family of funny monkeys. Thanks to the unique cross-breeding system, you will be able to create unique species by mixing the different breeds available in the game. Play with your monkeys, interact with them, teach them new tricks and watch them growing for hours of funky fun and monkey madness.
- Adopt the monkey(s) of your choice and take care of him: Choose up to 3 monkeys at the adoption center from a large variety of breeds, from a squirrel monkey to a gorilla.
- Take care of a full family of monkeys at the same time: Help your monkey bond with other monkeys and breed them to create unique families. Cross-breed two different species of monkeys to create fantastical hybrids.
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Adam Grant begins his third season at Cumberland and his first as a full-time assistant. He spent the last two years as a graduate assistant with the program.
The Bulldogs have produced the two most decorated seasons in program history over the last two years, posting marks of 19-3-0 and 16-4-1 with one Mid-South Conference regular season championship (2013) and one Mid-South Conference tournament title (2012). Cumberland reached the NAIA National Tournament in both campaigns, winning matches in the NAIA Championship Opening Round in both years to reach the Round of 16 in Orange Beach, Ala.
Eight players earned All-America honors over the last two seasons along with 16 All-Conference honorees and 17 conference, state and national player of the week awards.
The Dublin, Ireland, native graduated from Pobalscoil Neasain before playing three years at Lambuth University, earning First Team All-Conference honors as a freshman and Second Team All-Conference accolades as a junior. The Eagles won a conference championship his freshman season and he captained the 2010 club to a 12-5-2 overall mark.
Grant served as an assistant coach with the U13 and U14 girls teams for the Jackson Wolves Futbal Club in 2009-10, helping plan and organize team and individual sessions, monitoring fitness and player development and teaching techniques and tactics of the game. The following year he was the head coach of the U14 squad.
At Cumberland he monitors fitness and recruits new players for the programs. He holds a "D" coaching license with the US Soccer Federation, completed in August 2012.
Grant graduated to Martin Methodist College to complete his coursework, earning his bachelor's in Business Administration with an emphasis in Sports Management in May 2012. He received his master's in Sport and Exercise Pedagogy from Cumberland in May 2014.


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DURHAM, N.C. -- Even short-term exposure to political violence may have long-lasting effects on children's adjustment and behavior, says a new study by a team of researchers from Kenya, Italy and the United States.
Intense violence followed the contested Kenyan presidential election of December 2007. More than a year later, children who were exposed to the violence showed increased delinquent and aggressive behaviors, including such problem behaviors as bullying, vandalism, stealing and skipping school, said study author Ann T. Skinner of the Duke University Center for Child and Family Policy.
Skinner works with a team of researchers at Duke and abroad who study parenting in different cultures. By chance, Skinner and her colleagues had just begun collecting data in Kisumu, Kenya, when post-election attacks erupted, tearing the city apart.
"The violence split neighborhoods and classrooms along ethnic lines," Skinner said. "In school, children who had sat side by side one week were suddenly being told they were enemies."
More than 1,200 people died as a result of political violence in Kenya that January after the election. Gunfire and death were suddenly so common that in a survey of 100 Kisumu youths and their mothers, more than half of mothers reported seeing a dead body, and 95 percent of children heard gunshots. More than a year later, children who were exposed to the bloodshed displayed a range of increased problem behaviors.
Previous studies have linked childhood exposure to chronic violence to adjustment problems ranging from academic failure to increased aggression. The pattern has been found in dangerous inner-city neighborhoods in the U.S., and in countries such as Northern Ireland that have endured years of political violence.
Shorter episodes of intense violence have received less scrutiny, Skinner said. The new findings suggest that when political violence erupts, clinicians could play an impo
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MP Navigator EX is a companion application for the following Canon products: the Canon E500 and the MG 2100/3100/4100/5300/6200/8200 series. The utility enables you to communicate with these Canon printers and allows you to quickly scan, save, and send for printing images or text documents.
Easy to install software solution for dealing with certain Canon printer models
The MP Navigator EX software archive comes with its own installer package, which means that the installation procedure is reduced to simply following the on-screen instructions. To actually launch the utility, simply navigate to the Applications directory, open the Canon folder, and select the appropriate entry.
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Stately no more (and we mean that in a good way), New Hampshire's lakeshore ski hill is thriving in private hands.
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After a snow-starved season, the king of Canadian ski resorts comes back with new terrain, hotels, dining and deals. Let's get the ugly facts out of the way: It did rain in Whistler last January. For eight torrential, unheard-of days. "It was an anomaly, says mountain manager Doug MacFarlane, who's been here for 17 years.
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SHANGHAI, Jan. 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Eddingpharm today announced that an asset purchase agreement (APA) has been signed with ACT Biotech, Inc. (ACT Biotech), a biopharmaceutical company based in the United States. Eddingpharm acquired worldwide rights to three small molecule drug assets (Telatinib, ACTB1003, and ACTB1010) and other molecules from ACT Biotech. Eddingpharm made an upfront payment to ACT Biotech upon the closing of the transactions contemplated under the APA. ACT Biotech is also eligible to receive clinical, regulatory, and commercial milestone payments. The total consideration, including the upfront payment, may reach up to U.S. $95 million.
The lead asset,Telatinib, is a VEGFR inhibitor ready for Phase III development for gastric cancer. The other two programs ACTB1003 (FGFR/VEGFR2 inhibitor) and ACTB1010 (Aurora kinases inhibitor) are in Phase I-ready and preclinical stages, respectively. Eddingpharm plans to initiate trials for Telatinib in China and continue the development that ACT Biotech started in the U.S. Eddingpharm also intends to take the other two assets into clinical development in either the U.S. or China.
Eddingpharm founder and CEO Xin Ni commented, "Eddingpharm is pleased to expand its oncology portfolio by acquiring global rights to these three promising compounds. We look forward to resuming ACT Biotech's work by advancing these important drugs to the next phase of trials in the U.S., China, and beyond."
This transaction represents the next step in Eddingpharm's growth strategy and commitment to oncology. Owning the global rights to these innovative products will allow Eddingpharm to optimize its development strategies for China and the rest of the world.
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May 27, 2014
A (Incomplete) Guide to (Sort of) Buddhist Rock
The musical investigations of a law student bored on spring break
Editor's note: This playful review of all things Buddhist Rock came our way from a friend of the magazine, a recent graduate of Yale Law school, who emailed us this list in March purely for fun—and also because he was on spring break, and he was bored. Though he is not a Buddhist, his enthusiasm for music—and musical trivia—borders on religiosity. With enjoyment, we present: "A (Incomplete) Guide to (Sort of) Buddhist Rock."
I got to wondering yesterday, as I was listening to a great (if strange) psychedelic album that featured a song called "Sold To The Highest Buddha," to what extent Buddhism became the subject of pop and rock songs during the 60s, as Eastern musical and cultural influences exploded in the West. I decided to dig through my music collection to see what I found—which was surprisingly little, and virtually nothing from the 60s. I did, however, hit upon an interesting mix of mega hits and lesser-known numbers spanning about three decades of music. Before I go into it, a disclaimer about my search:
- I relied entirely on titles rather than listening for any mention of Buddhist themes in songs that did not reference Buddhism in the title, because: a) I am terrible at hearing lyrics; and b) it would take more than an afternoon of research to listen to go through all of the songs on my iTunes to see which ones mention Buddhism. And I'm not that bored.
- Sadly, most of these songs either have nothing to do with Buddhism (beyond the title) or evince a more or less complete lack of understanding of their subject matter (i.e., so far off that even I recognize the treatment of Buddhist themes to be terribly wrong). But a couple show some familiarity with Buddhist teachings and most of them sound great!
So, for better and worse, here's what my hunt uncovered:
- "Karma Man" by David Bowie, Bowie At The Beeb (1968):
Bowie only recorded this song for a BBC radio broadcast, and never revisited it in the studio. It has no discernible connection to Buddhism, and its cheesy fake strings are over-the-top. But the chorus is pretty catchy.
- "Instant Karma!" by John Lennon, Plastic Ono Band (1970):
Written, recorded, and released within just 10 days, this was the first single from a member of The Beatles recording independently as a solo artist to sell a million copies. Lennon predominantly relied on the notion of karma for the purpose of trying to get people to worry about the spiritual and social consequences of not loving others and embracing efforts to promote world peace. What Ono is doing in the music video, however, remains a mystery.
- "Sold To The Highest Buddha" by Gong, Angel's Egg (1973):
Gong is a criminally forgotten psychedelic-prog rock-space rock outfit from the late 60s and early 70s. This song shows their command of both rock and jazz fusion, with an addictive saxophone intro line and tremendous guitar and sax work throughout. It also shows that they dropped an enormous amount of acid and were not all that invested in lyrics making any sense (the song touches upon spaceships, visions of strange faces, one's head floating away, and so on and so forth).
- "Bodhisattva" by Steely Dan, Countdown To Ecstasy (1973):
Steely Dan is essentially the only jazz fusion band to get airplay on mainstream rock radio stations. You can see why they bridge the gap on this track, which features energetic and fun verses plus a spectacular guitar solo. While the lyrics are silly, at least they seem to conceptualize the bodhisattva as a guiding figure ("Bodhisattva, won't you take me by the hand . . ."); recognize the importance of giving up earthly goods ("I'm gonna sell my house in town . . ."); and identify the bodhisattva with Japan and China. That's better than most of the other lyrical efforts on this list.
- "Shambala" by Daniel Moore, as covered by Three Dog Night, Cyan (1973):
Two versions of "Shambala" were released a week apart from each other in 1973, with the Three Dog Night lighthearted pop number being the more famous of the two (the other was a country music rendition by B.W. Stevenson). Three Dog Night's take on "Shambala" peaked at #3 on the Pop Singles and Adult Contemporary charts. Moore's "bubble gum" lyrics describe someone reveling in life and human kindness while traveling on the road to and within the mythic Tibetan kingdom of Shambala. There's not really much doing substantively in the song, just pop with a Buddhist trope. But it's inoffensive musically and at least not completely misguided in its use of Buddhist imagery (unlike the next entry . . .).
- "Nirvana" by Robert Plant, Manic Nirvana (1990):
Robert Plant has had a successful and often excellent solo career following Led Zeppelin, but he has also recorded a few duds. Manic Nirvana contained a mixture of the good, the bad, and the ugly, and the pseudo title track demonstrates all three of these qualities. While "Nirvana" has passable rock credentials with some decent riffs, it also has the overblown feel that was typical of late 80s and early 90s hair rock, and terrible lyrics. Plant invokes nirvana to describe exactly the opposite of what it stands for, to celebrate desire and physical pleasures. Even for a die-hard Zeppelin (and Robert Plant) fan like myself, it is a tough listen.
- "Shambala" and "Bodhisattva Vow" by the Beastie Boys, Ill Communication (1994):
The Beastie Boys, far beyond their sometimes-reputation as annoying white punk rappers, were talented musicians with an enormous breadth of cultural influences and intelligent lyrics. "Shambala" and "Bodhisattva Vow" are great examples of the other side of the Beastie Boys: "Shambala" moves from baritone chanting into a funky rhythmic groove and back again before transitioning seamlessly into "Bodhisattva Vow," which especially showcases the Beastie Boys lyrical prowess. More so than any other entry on this list, they seem to have studied (and embraced) some Buddhism before sitting down to write a song about it. Here are the lyrics, which can be difficult to understand as they rap quite quickly. The song discusses committing oneself to the task of enlightenment for the sake of all sentient beings, aiding others as they too struggle with this undertaking, and exercising patience and universal love while doing so.
- "Karma Police" by Radiohead, OK Computer (1997):
One of Radiohead's most popular songs off of its landmark misanthropic album OK Computer. Apparently Radiohead had an inside joke about calling the "karma police" on one another, and that gave rise to this song. Lead singer Thom Yorke later explained that it was meant as a "Fuck the middle management!" screed against life in a corporate bureaucracy. Frankly, I am not really sure what they're talking about in the song, and it certainly has nothing to do with Buddhism. But musically, it's one of their best efforts, and helped propel them from mainstream rock to the forefront of avant-garde rock.
Roger Maldonado is a recent graduate from Yale Law School and a rock music aficionado.
Further reading: "The Fab Four's Noble Truths: On the fortieth anniversary of the Beatles' Revolver, Sean Murphy reflects on a generation's sonic introduction to Eastern thought."
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If you like house music, try Groovebox Industry and PFB's "Buddha". The original mix can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnknpYa2KgA. The Groovebox Industry remix with spoken lyrics is also good. Classified as "deep house" I guess because of its trance-like quality.
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"Little Buddha" by Toad the Wet Sprocket.
"Reincarnation Song" by Toad the Wet Sprocket.
"Breaking All Illusions," by Dream Theater:
I know of a great Hip Hop group with strong Buddhist view, it's the theme of their whole album and also in their name.
Their name is "Shambhala". Here are links to their music:
It goes back a ways, but Rachel Faro, an early student of Trungpa, wrote a beautiful song inspired by A comment by him. Someone asked him about being a refugee, and he said "We are all Refugees", called Refugee. She also wrote one about reincarnation, as did Jimmy Webb, The Highwayman. It was actually on Columbia Records.
In 2008 The Cure came out with the album "4:13 Dream" which had a few Buddhist themed songs, one "The Hungry Ghost" which has clear references to the buddhist concept of hungry ghosts and "This. Here and Now. With You". This was their latest and one of their best albums.
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|Jun 15, 2006
|Filing date
|Aug 12, 2003
|Priority date
|Aug 28, 2002
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|Johan Talstra, Job Oostveen, Gerrit Langelaar, Antonius Adrianus Kalker, Maurice Jerome Justin Maes
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|Talstra Johan C, Oostveen Job C, Langelaar Gerrit C, Kalker Antonius Adrianus C M, Maes Maurice Jerome Justin J
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (6), Classifications (22), Legal Events (1)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The invention relates to a method and arrangement for detecting a watermark in a media signal, more particularly in a media signal being played back through a graphics card of a personal computer.
Until very recently the DVD copy-protection community considered watermark-detection for playback-control in a personal computer to take place in the DVD-ROM or DVD-rewriter drive. The motivation for this position was that watermark-detection is a permissive technology (i.e. the playback or recording device works with or without watermark detector) as opposed to encryption, which requires a decryptor for the device to function properly. The fragile consensus used to be that DVD-ROM drives would inspect MPEG2-compressed unencrypted DVD-video content on disks for presence of a copy-never or copy-once watermark. If such were the case, playback should be stopped (because copy-once or copy-never content should be encrypted at all times).
However, a PC system with playback-control using a watermark detector in the DVD drive leaves major security holes in an open-architecture PC. One such security hole is that content may be recorded in scrambled form by flipping all bits. Since this is no longer a compliant MPEG2 stream, the parser 13 in the drive will fail and no watermark will be seen. The bit-flip can be undone just before or inside the media-player software. Another such security hole is that content may be compressed not using MPEG2, but using other compression schemes such as MPEG4 (popularized under the name DivX), fractal coding, Windows Media, Real, etc. Since it is impossible for the DVD-drive to have parsers on board for all of these formats (and hackers will invent new codecs to outsmart the drive), the watermark will not be detected. Although (illegal) copies compressed with a codec other than MPEG2 will generally not play on current DVD-video players there is a trend for DVD-video players to support more and more codecs.
Therefore it has already been proposed to place the watermark detector after decompression and just before rendering, i.e. in an MPEG-decoder card or in a graphics card. After decompression there is no longer confusion because all content reduces to the unequivocal baseband-format ready for consumption by human eyes. Initially, it was considered difficult to enforce MPEG-decoder companies or graphics-card manufacturers to install such watermark detectors. This perception has changed since.
Although it is architecturally very simple and clean to detect watermarks in the graphics-card, in practice there are a number of problems with this location, due to the enormous amounts of data that flow through the graphics card at huge speed, and due to the fact that multiple streams can be displayed at the same time.
It is an object of the invention to provide a solution for the above-identified problems. To this end, the invention provides methods and arrangements as defined in the independent claims. Advantageous embodiments are defined in the dependent claims.
One of the problems is that the data on the output(s) is in RGB format whereas most watermark-schemes work with the luminance channel. Conversion from the RGB format to luminance Y according to the well-known formula (Y/0.587)≡0.509 R+G+0.194 B (where 0≦R,G,B<1) requires 2 additions and 2 multiplications. This is very costly, especially at high data rates.
In the system according to the invention, an RGB-to-Y converter 32 avoids multiplications by approximating Y, e.g. Y≈0.25 R+0.5 G+0.125 B=R/4+G/2+B/8 which can be implemented with only arithmetic shifts. In an embodiment, which even prevents additions, the converter simply selects the green color signal so that Y≈G (because G is dominant).
Watermarks are often embedded by 'tiling' a small-sized basic watermark pattern over the entire image. The corresponding watermark detector divides the suspect image into image areas of the same size as the basic watermark pattern, accumulates said image areas in a buffer (a process referred to as folding), and checks the buffer for the presence of the basic watermark pattern in the accumulated image area. If the watermark detector 31 is of such a type, the 3 primary colors R,G,B are advantageously accumulated and folded first, using 3 separate fold-buffers. The conversion of RGB to Y is now performed off-line, after folding, instead of on-the-fly. This procedure takes 3 times more memory but that can usually be neglected with respect to the amounts of video-memory used for other purposes. This option requires more memory bandwidth though, because 3 times as much data must be transported to memory.
Another problem associated with the architecture, which is shown in
TABLE Comparison of the resolutions and pixel-clock of some common graphics standards Standard Resolution pixel-clock [MHz] VGA 640 � 480 27 XGA 1024 � 768 70 SXGA 1280 � 1024 116 UXGA 1600 � 1200 170
There are other also other standards supported by some graphics cards, with interpolating resolutions. Note that the pixel-clock for normal baseband watermark detection (in PAL or NTSC) is 13.5 MHz. The output interface may thus have an up to 13� higher data rate (UXGA-mode) compared to normal PAL/NTSC baseband-detection. Baseband detection requires one addition for every pixel, so the adder has to work 13� faster.
To alleviate this problem, the graphics card includes a resolution converter 33, which sub-samples the pixel-data in space (and possibly also in time): e.g. the only information used for detection is line 1 from frame 1, line 2 from frame 2 etc. Alternatively, only a part of the images is being watermark detected.
Further, as shown in
This problem is solved by time-multiplexing the watermark detector onto the different outputs: i.e. first detect for a fixed amount of time on output 1, then on output 2 etc. To this end, the system includes a selector 34, which time-sequentially selects one of the outputs of the graphics card. It is also possible to check all outputs simultaneously.
There are a number of further problems associated with detecting a watermark in the signal being generated by the graphics card of a personal computer. These further problems are caused by the fact that a personal computer is generally able to simultaneously execute a plurality of applications in respective 'windows' of the display screen. Each window may often be arbitrarily positioned and scaled by the user.
The potential range of scales that the watermark detector 31 needs to deal with is thus very large. One of the highest scales still preserving visual quality is to display contents (e.g. a full-screen DVD-movie) on the monitor (blow up to 1600�1200 pixels or even more). Roughly the lowest scale is when the video is reduced to 352�200 pixels, which is a popular format for movies downloaded from the internet. The scale-range horizontally is thus 0.5 . . . 2.2 and vertically 0.4 . . . 2.5, whereas currently available watermark detectors are designed to deal with scales in the range 0.5 . . . 1.5.
In accordance with a second aspect of the invention, the video output of the computer is examined to locate image areas in which the signal changes from frame to frame. The video is thus distinguished from all the other information on the desktop, because real-time video contains many more changes. A bounding box is then generated around said image areas to provide a (preferably rectangular) area of interest. The bounding box is now considered to constitute the window in which the application runs.
To illustrate the operation of this PC architecture,
It should be noted that the change-detection 36 may be performed on a sub-sampled video-frame to conserve storage space. The change-detection may also be performed "block-for-block" (e.g. first try to find the change-areas in the top-left corner, then in the top-right corner etc.).
A further aspect of the invention relates to acting on the detected presence or absence of the watermark.
When the watermark detector 31 in the graphics card detects a watermark it will try to authenticate to a compliant application which is responsible for rendering the watermarked data. If such authentication is successful, the graphics card continues operation (e.g. a valid DVD-Video is being played back using an authorized application). If it cannot find such a compliant application, the content must have come from some non-authorized source, e.g. an illegally copied disk in the drive is being rendered by some pirate or other non-compliant software. The graphics card will then shut down such output through activating the switches 35 (see
The PC runs one or more applications, such as decompressing and rendering possibly watermarked contents obtained from a source such as DVD drive 10. Note that the compliant application is certain about the origins of the data which it is rendering because it has also authenticated with the drive. Note also that the architecture is more general. More particularly, the source is not necessarily a DVD-drive. For example, the source may also be an analog capture card, an MPEG-encoder card, or an IEEE-1394 board.
In the architectures shown above, a hacker may perform the following hack: (s)he copies illegal content which (s)he wants to watch from a DVD+R to the hard disk, without rendering. Then (s)he plays any valid protected DVD-video from the DVD-drive with a compliant application in one window, while the illegal material is rendered by a non-compliant application in another window. The watermark detector will find a watermark (in either one of the windows) but assume that to be consistent with the original movie in the DVD drive. Thus the illegal material is not caught. It is even possible to abuse a compliant application: the illegal content on the hard disk can re-encrypted with CSS (which has been hacked), thus disguising it as valid content. This ReCSS-ed content is thus accepted by the compliant player, and after watermark detection in the graphics card, this application will vouch for it.
Therefore, when the detector has found watermarked content, which (through authentication) can be traced back to a compliant application or drive, the detector continues to search other areas-of-interest, and detect watermarks therein. In practice one could implement this by starting the bounding-box at a random point on the display, to avoid ending up with the same bounding-box all the time. If another watermarked area-of-interest is found, there must also be another compliant application or source. In the absence thereof, illegal contents is being played back, and the graphics card is controlled to act accordingly.
As an alternative the graphics card may notify the drive of the watermark-payload using the authenticated channel set up at boot-time. The drive can verify from the disk whether this watermark-payload is commensurate with this disk. If not, some other source of copied material must exist. Note that for this method to work, the watermark-payload needs to be stored on the disk in a manner that it cannot be retrieved by a hacker, e.g. in some currently unused sector in the lead-in area. This does not add cost to the drive.
A hacker may perform the following hack: he inserts a second non-compliant graphics card into the PC. He allows the drive to authenticate to the graphics card (using a hacked driver), while he uses the non-compliant card to playback illegal material from the drive. A second hack scenario is when he only inserts a non-compliant graphics card into his PC but connects the PC via a network (home network or internet) to another PC with a compliant graphics card. After authenticating the drive with the remote compliant graphics-card, illegal content is displayed on the on-board non-compliant graphics card. A third hack scenario is where there is a compliant DVD-drive and a compliant graphics card with watermark detector in a single PC: after authentication the hacker streams the data from illegal disk in the drive to a non-compliant application running on another PC with a non-compliant graphics card somewhere in the network.
The operating system and the BIOS are the only entities in the PC which have reliable knowledge about the plug-in card configuration of the PC. A solution for the first hack-scenario is for the BIOS or OS to prohibit combinations of compliant and non-compliant graphics cards in a PC (for security reasons). A solution for the second hack-scenario is for OS and BIOS to disallow authentication with graphics cards across the network. A way to implement this would be for the OS to query the drive which graphics card it authenticated with and to check that the device is indeed on board. This obviously requires a secure OS. If it is a market requirement that playback from a remote DVD-drive in a home network should be allowed, the second scenario hack of problem 7 cannot be prevented. Another solution is for the OS to prohibit combinations of compliant drive and non-compliant graphics card in the same box.
The invention may be summarized as follows. Watermark-detection in the graphics card of a personal computer, for the purpose of copy-protection, has recently started to draw a lot of attention in standardization. Detection in the graphics card has problems completely different from the formerly considered detection in the DVD-drive, having to do with high data-rates, large scale-ranges and presence of multiple video-streams in the display area. This invention proposes conversion (32) of the computer's RGB output into a luminance signal (Y) prior to watermark detection by a conventional watermark detector (31) being arranged to detect the watermark in a such a luminance signal. The resolution of the monitor image to be inspected is preferably converted (33) to the conventional TV resolution of the (MPEG2-compressed) contents being played back on the computer's DVD drive. In graphic cards providing multiple outputs (VGA, TV, DVI), the same watermark detector may be time-sequentiall connected (34) to each of the outputs.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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Owner name: KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS, N.V., NETHERLANDS
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I have NG Gallery plugin working perfectly on the local install of a website I am creating. However, on the server I updated to WP 2.8.6, and NGG 1.4.3 and when I go to Manage Gallery screen, all I get is white blank screen.
I can create one gallery right after I install (during numerous re-installations). But as soon as I go to add pics to the gallery, wham! The white blank screen again.
Any fixes for this?
PS: I tried the search on support forums and applied patch to no benefit.


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