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The Mission of the MLK Health Center & Pharmacy is to extend comprehensive primary healthcare and pharmacy services at no cost to uninsured patients with chronic illness who otherwise often forgo routine medical care because of a lack of resources.
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MLK Women's Health Program Receives $30,000 Grant from Avon
The Avon Breast Health Outreach Program has awarded a $30,000 one-year grant to MLK Health Center & Pharmacy to increase awareness of the life-saving benefits of early detection of breast cancer and advance the mission of our Women's Health Program to provide screenings for uninsured and underinsured women across the region. It is the sixth year that the program has received funding from the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade to support its work on this important health issue, and in recognition of the program's excellence.
The Women's Health Program at MLK Health Center & Pharmacy educates women in Northwest Louisiana and refers them to low-cost or free mammograms and clinical breast exams in their own communities.
MLK Diabetes Self-Management Program Receives Recognition from American Diabetes Association
MLK Health Center & Pharmacy has received the prestigious American Diabetes Association Education Recognition Certificate for a quality diabetes self-management education program.
The Association's Education Recognition Certificate assures that educational programs meet the National Standards for Diabetes Self -Management Education Programs. Programs that achieve Recognition status have a staff of knowledgeable health professionals who can provide participants with comprehensive information about diabetes management.
According to the American Diabetes Association, there are 29.1 million people or 9.3% of the population in the United States that have diabetes. While an estimated 21 million have been diagnosed, unfortunately, 8.1 million people are not aware that they have this disease. Many will first learn that they have diabetes when they are treated for one of its life-threatening complications – heart disease and stroke, kidney disease, blindness, and nerve disease and amputation. Overall, the risk for death among people with diabetes is about twice that of people of similar age but without diabetes.
Susan G. Komen Awards Grant To Support Women's Health Program
Susan G. Komen North Louisiana has awarded MLK Health Center & Pharmacy with one of three community grants to support our Women's Health Program.
Komen awarded grants totaling $222,904 to support breast cancer programs during their annual Awards Luncheon April 5th. In addition, a small grants program for innovative breast health educational programs and breast cancer survivor support provided grants to four noteworthy programs.
"We are proud that the Susan G. Komen North Louisiana has chosen to support our program. With these funds we will be able to provide mammograms and breast health education to underserved women across the region and provide cancer screenings for many women who would not otherwise have access to care," said Janet Mentesane, Executive Director, MLK Health Center & Pharmacy.
Donations from the NWLA Komen Race for the Cure this past September along with other fundraising events and individual donors made this funding possible. Volunteers make those events possible, as well as breast cancer awareness educational events.
MLK Health Center in Shreveport adds 'culinary medicine' capabilityMLK Health Center in Shreveport adds 'culinary medicine' capability
The Everyday Choices Community Garden and Learning Center was made possible through a $35,966 donation from energy giant BHP Billiton. A check presentation was held Tuesday in the garden. The move will further expand MLK Health Center's services, according to executive director Janet Mentesane. Listen on Red River Radio.
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Care Roadshow Brighton, sponsored by My Care My Home, is an event catered to all decision makers within the care sector.
Care Roadshow Brighton is being held at the Hilton Brighton Metropole on Tuesday 20th November 2012. For more information or to pre-register for your free ticket, please visit www.careroadshows.co.uk.
The roadshow will bring together key industry experts with suppliers to create a stimulating and inspiring environment for all professionals within this evolving industry.
Visitors will be invited to interact with care sector products and services which will be on offer at the show. Care Roadshow Brighton will host informative seminars lead by care specialists such as Debbie Sorkin, National Skills Academy for Social Care; Lee Sheppard, Divisional Manager - Care Homes, apetito and; Tony Duke, ReVitalyz. These useful sessions will be free to attend and will provide you with the latest industry updates. At the show the exhibitors and speakers will be on hand to offer advice and guidance for your care business.
The Hilton Brighton Metropole is the South's premier residential conference centre, making it an ideal place to meet with your business partners, staff or other care professionals in a location which is convenient for you. We guarantee that you will leave Care Roadshow feeling inspired, enthused and full of new ideas to maximise your business to its full potential.
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Common Cents
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Common Cents, creator of the Penny Harvest, is an educational institution that designs innovative school-based programs to foster student leadership, enabling them to strengthen their schools and communities through philanthropy and service-learning.
The Penny Harvest program grew from one child's desire to feed the homeless. Now in its 23rd year, the Penny Harvest continues to empower children from preschool to high school-in every life circumstance-to become socially engaged philanthropists. Students have collected $10.5 million in pennies, awarded 25,000 grants and volunteered over 47 million service hours to support causes for children, the environment health care, human rights, the elderly and disaster relief.
Children collect. Children decide.
The Penny Harvest engages principals, parents, and community leaders by empowering children to lead the way in transforming idle coins into meaningful grants and service projects to better our communities.
Common Cents: The go-to place for children to change the world!
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Dee Eagleton knew something was wrong with her mother, Alyce, beyond the memory loss that is generally attributed to aging. In addition to forgetfulness, Alyce exhibited personality and behavioral changes, and she was increasingly unable to manage living by herself. After seven years of trying to identify what the problem was, the diagnosis of Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) was finally reached. FTD is one of the most difficult types of dementia to diagnose. And because of the range of behaviors and personality changes that accompany FTD, it can be a challenge to find the best combination of medication and long term care facilities for those who have FTD. Through these interview excerpts, Dee shares her caregiving journey, as well as lessons learned that will help other who find themselves on the same path.
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The Kerala Muslim Educational Association was established in 1955 with the lofty aim of setting up quality educational institutions on a par with global standards, promoting education among minority communities and providing financial aid to the economically weak and deserving students.The KMEA Engineering College is dedicated to the fond memory of Sri. C.H. Mohammed Koya, a dynamic visionary and an eminent educationalist and administrator.Established in 2002 by the Kerala Muslim Educational Association, KMEA Engineering College is a private self-financing college which provides quality education and unique learning experience in science and technology. The Institution has grown many fold in just over 10 years and became one of the major institutions among the new generation engineering colleges in Kerala.At present the College offers B.Tech degree in seven Engineering subjects Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Electronics and Instrumentation, Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology. The College has M.Tech Programmes in Civil Engineering, Communication Engineering and Computer Science and Engineering, Power Electronics. The student strength is around 2000 and the faculty 200.The College is affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam & Kerala Technological University, Thiruvanandapuram and approved by AICTE.The College houses the first Electronics Incubation Centre, established by Govt. of Kerala in the new generation Engineering College to work as a nodal point in electronics engineering. It is a remote Centre of Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai. The College has established INFINTY, the first mirror in Asia for TRISQUEL and the first MIRROR in South India for GNU. The Campus is connected with state of the art WI FI system for effective communication data storage and accurate and fast decision making. The college regularly conducts seminars and workshops both at the national and international level, attracting good response from the academia and industry.
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THOSE are the Church Hills?!? They look fantastic! Great buy, guys!
I hope that they reissue them. Need Supply, please re-release these!
they look great. with or without suit.
might even work with shorts. no socks of course. :)
Al, Those are very nice boots! The color on those have ripened into an awesome shade. Almost look like Color #2 or something.
Color 8 today...
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(Weather is warming up a bit so I snagged the LHS this morning.)
Color 8 yesterday...
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My J Crew PCT boot hasn't gotten much wear in the year that I've owned them, but yesterday's wear reminded me of what a wonderful boot this is. Absolutely love. This pic does not do it justice!
RTP, you have the finest taste. I am surprised to see you wear LHS. I don't recall seeing you wear them often... Guess, it could be due to your weather as you referenced. But they both are looking awesome.
That is absolutely awesome. I love the quote about how it would look like that before you hit the end of your driveway. Very true though... :-)
That snuff suede is killer. I need to finally get nano, so that I can get my snuff out there. That is the only thing holding me up.
Shoulda, what material are those Indy boots? Are they tan calf? Regardless, they look awesome.
SFTG, I agree with you that both of those designs are magical. But, I think the Ravello LHS is the king of the LHS family with Whiskey nipping on its heels. Just me though. :-)
Those look absolutely amazing. The plain toe design just absolutely shows off the Shell Cordovan. I would talk to SF and see what they say. The #8 PTB is a standard Alden shoe, so it should be readily replaced.
Those have a nice olive-y tone to them, looking great.
Those SW Boots are magnificent. I really want to get the Plaza Shortwing boot... :-/
Got my cap toes in today and I must say they are incredible. Hell I'm scared to wear these bad boys!
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I assume that those are the JCrew Naval Boots? Those are a very nice perf tip boot. Always keep in mind that they are just shoes (well boots)... Stare at them, maybe capture a few nice pictures of them, and then get them out there and enjoy them!
Overall, the SF Alden crew did an awesome job today! Lots of Color 8 today (with some snuff)!
Thanks to you all for your kind words on my Cigar LWBs! They are one of my top shoes in my wardrobe. :-)
I decided to go with the understated today.
Alden for Brooks Brothers Black Shell Wingtip Balmoral. Wow, that is a long name! These were a recent eBay pickup. Started going off my day at an offsite meeting, thus they get the still at home pics... :-) I really like the plaza-like last and the exposed eyelets on these. The exposed blackened eyelets give them some character. I will also add, that I actually like the lighter color interior that the BB Aldens sport.
^ The BB WT is one of my favorite models. A classic workhorse shoe. Shame BB doesn't stock more sizes; otherwise I'd add the black to my Color 8 pair to round out the collection.
+100, Awesome shoe Mike!
RTP, you have the finest taste. I am surprised to see you wear LHS. I don't recall seeing you wear them often... Guess, it could be due to your weather as you referenced. But they both are looking awesome.
Overall, the SF Alden crew did an awesome job today! Lots of Color 8 today (with some snuff)!
Much thanks Mike. Color 8 is the only LHS I have. The fit wasn't perfect out of the box, so I haven't reached for them often. However, after wearing them all day yesterday, they are settling in quite nicely.
A nice day indeed for our thread!
headed to Hawaii tomorrow (for the 1st time!).....planning on taking flip flops, running shoes and one other pair for dinner/loafing around.....CXL LHS, snuff LHS or snuff PTBs?
Ditto. I have 7 alden. My mistake besides passing up the opportunity to acquire them at TSM is not cultivating a relationship with one of the bigger retailers. Fixing that now.
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Behind the scenes with a surveyor
Ordnance Survey make 10,000 changes a day to the master map of Great Britain. This fact often astounds people and this behind the scenes story from one of our surveyors, Dom Turnor, helps explain just how many changes occur to our landscape every day.
I'm a forty-something field surveyor living and working in the rolling hills and hidden valleys of Worcestershire, where my primary job and purpose is to keep the large scale mapping up-to-date. I have been working as a field surveyor for nearly 13 years and have concentrated my efforts mainly around the golden villages of the Cotswolds, the post-industrial towns of the Forest of Dean and the wooded valleys of Stroud. It has only been in the last year that I have been transferred a little to the north; where I now find my area of responsibility to be the Malvern Hills.
Adventures in Small Scales, or, how the little blue splodges end up on our maps
If you're a user of our maps, then you'll be familiar with the small blue map symbols that give helpful tourist information when you're out and about. If you've ever wondered how those symbols are checked and placed on our maps, today's blog from Kim Hall, one of our team based in the East of England, will answer your questions.
I spend my working week interacting with Ordnance Survey mapping data, but it's rare that I unfold a paper map and delve into the dark arts of map reading and navigation. I was offered the opportunity to reconnect with that part of our operations and to get in the mindset of paper-map user for the day…
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It's getting to the time of year where the school holidays are approaching and you might be thinking of something to keep the children entertained, especially after the excitement of Christmas Day. One idea to get outdoors that can appeal no matter the time of year is the zoo. Most are open all year around, closing only on Christmas Day itself.
Did you know that London Zoo was founded in 1828, making it the world's oldest scientific zoo. Located on the edge of Regent's Park, it's home to 755 different species of animals and more than 16,000 animals.
Today's zoos are a far cry from the tiny enclosures of days gone by and capturing zoos on a map, makes you realise just how large an area they cover. Of course, our intrepid team of surveyors don't have to map the animals themselves, no matter how large they may be.
Would you recognise zoos from across the country on a map? That's the theme for our mapping extract quiz this week. Let us know the names of the zoos on our eight OS MasterMap Topography Layer extracts and post your answers on the blog.
75th anniversary of the Ridgeway Base observations
Guest blog by Graham Pennington, Geodesy & Positioning team
Today (Friday 7 December) is the 75th anniversary of the completion of measurements on the Ridgeway Base. The Ridgeway Base runs from White Horse Hill (grid ref. SU3008386375) to Liddington Castle (grid ref SU2098279752) with trig points marking each end. The baseline was one of several measured sides in the network of observed triangles that made up the triangulation network for the re-triangulation of Great Britain. A triangulation network requires at least one measured side in order to control scale and to fix the size of the network to "the real world".
At its simplest, the baseline was a straight line measured between two fixed points, measuring just over 11 km in length and divided into 18 bays approx. 3/4 km in length. However, in these days of satellite surveying at cm accuracy and laser distance measurement at mm accuracy, it is easy to take for granted the accuracy of the results achieved 75 years ago and the effort involved in measuring the baselines. The measurements were taken using little more than tapes measuring 24 m in length and just 3 mm wide. Each bay was measured 3 times and the measurements only accepted when they agreed to within 0.2 mm. This is an incredible tolerance even today and the overall accuracy of the whole length was estimated to be just 1 cm. When the length was checked in 1951, with superior equipment, it only differed from the original measurement by just over 6 mm!
Collecting place names with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Today's guest blog is by Jo Rawlings, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, explaining how a vernacular geography project called FINTAN is helping to pinpoint locations for emergency responses.
When receiving an emergency or distress call, understanding the position of the person in difficulty is vital in delivering a swift response.
HM Coastguard is working in partnership with the Ordnance Survey on a dataset that will help with this process.
Expanding the depth of the dataset
Developed by Ordnance Survey with a pilot run within the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), the vernacular project (FINTAN) is a software data collection and management web application covering Great Britain. The dataset initially included within FINTAN will locate any place name already shown on an Ordnance Survey map. However, to deal with the fact many locations are known by alternative local names, work is underway to identify and verify these, and then add them to the FINTAN database.
When a person calls 999 and asks for the Coastguard, they may not be certain of their exact location or the position where they can see someone in trouble.
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The central nervous system is made from a limited number of microcircuit motifs. Our long-term goal is to unravel the general principles of the elementary microcircuits. In this study, we focus on the contribution of synaptic modulation to circuit function, sensory processing and animal behavior. GABA is the major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system and plays a key role in synaptic modulation. GABA exerts its modulatory role via two distinct receptor systems, the fast ionotropic GABAA and the slow metabotropic GABAB receptors. There is good evidence from human clinical trials and animal experiments to suggest that GABAB receptor agonists reduce the craving for drugs such as cocaine, heroin, alcohol, and nicotine. The molecular cloning of GABAB receptors report a lack of heterogeneity, suggesting limited possibilities for selective interference with the GABAB receptors to avoid side effects in pharmacotherapy. Selection of alternative targets in the GABAB system could be aided by a deeper understanding of the GABAB receptor mediated synaptic modulation in basic neural circuits. GABAB receptor mediated synaptic modulation is the focus of this study. The anatomical simplicity and the power of genetics make Drosophila a particularly amenable system to investigate the contribution of synaptic modulation to circuit function as well as behavioral output. We have obtained evidence showing that Drosophila odorant receptor neurons express GABAB receptors and the activation of GABAB receptors causes presynaptic inhibition. We adopt a multidisciplinary approach that combines molecular genetics, behavioral studies, and optical imaging to study GABAB receptor mediated feedback inhibition in the olfactory system, and also its contribution to olfactory behaviors. Studies of such defined olfactory circuit should shed light on the general principles of synaptic modulation and feedback inhibition. These general principles should also guide target selection for future therapeutic interventions.
There is good evidence from human clinical trials and animal experiments to suggest that GABAB receptor agonists reduce the craving for drugs such as cocaine, heroin, alcohol, and nicotine. However, a selective interference with the GABAB receptors without side effect is limited by the lack of receptor heterogeneity. The work of this proposal is basic science that seeks to reveal the mechanisms of the GABAB system in synaptic modulation and circuit function, creating a knowledge base from which alternative targets in the GABAB system can be evaluated for future therapeutic interventions.
|Su, Chih-Ying; Wang, Jing W (2014) Modulation of neural circuits: how stimulus context shapes innate behavior in Drosophila. Curr Opin Neurobiol 29:9-16
|Wang, Jing W (2012) Presynaptic modulation of early olfactory processing in Drosophila. Dev Neurobiol 72:87-99
|Masuyama, Kaoru; Zhang, Yi; Rao, Yi et al. (2012) Mapping neural circuits with activity-dependent nuclear import of a transcription factor. J Neurogenet 26:89-102
|Hoover, Erich E; Field, Jeffrey J; Winters, David G et al. (2012) Eliminating the scattering ambiguity in multifocal, multimodal, multiphoton imaging systems. J Biophotonics 5:425-36
|Root, Cory M; Ko, Kang I; Jafari, Amir et al. (2011) Presynaptic facilitation by neuropeptide signaling mediates odor-driven food search. Cell 145:133-44
|Kim, Susy M; Wang, Jing W (2009) Lateral inhibition and concentration-invariant odor perception. J Biol 8:4
|Ignell, Rickard; Root, Cory M; Birse, Ryan T et al. (2009) Presynaptic peptidergic modulation of olfactory receptor neurons in Drosophila. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 106:13070-5
|Dacks, Andrew M; Green, David S; Root, Cory M et al. (2009) Serotonin modulates olfactory processing in the antennal lobe of Drosophila. J Neurogenet 23:366-77
|Dacks, Andrew; Green, David; Root, Cory et al. (2009) Serotonin Modulates Olfactory Processing in the Antennal Lobe of Drosophila. J Neurogenet :1-13
|Semmelhack, Julia L; Wang, Jing W (2009) Select Drosophila glomeruli mediate innate olfactory attraction and aversion. Nature 459:218-23
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CAMDEN, N.J. — A former Richard Stockton College of New Jersey police officer admitted Thursday to selling oxycodone-based pills to an undercover officer, and a witness, who was cooperating with law enforcement officers. The guilty plea follows an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the DEA-led Camden High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) task force.
Marcus Taylor, 41, of Sicklerville, pleaded guilty Thursday to distributing and possessing with intent to distribute oxycodone before U.S. District Judge Renee Marie Bumb.
According to court documents, between November 2012 and January 2013, Taylor sold 537 oxycodone-based prescription pills to either an undercover task force officer or the cooperating witness over five meetings, each of which occurred in Clementon, New Jersey. Taylor arranged the meetings with the undercover officer through a series of text messages. Taylor discussed the price of the pills and his hope of fostering a long-term drug distribution relationship. At the Nov. 28, 2012, meeting, Taylor told the undercover officer that the 30-milligram oxycodone pills he sold the officer were obtained through a prescription issued by a doctor, and "if (you're going to) be a good customer for me and buy these every 28 days for 15 bucks, I won't give these to nobody."
None of the transactions involved students or took place at the Stockton College campus, nor was Taylor ever in uniform when the drug sales were made. He resigned in April.
As part of his plea agreement, Taylor will forfeit $8,775, consisting of the illegal profits obtained from his sale of oxycodone.
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We're building a micro-service platform christened Hasura.io (alpha release scheduled in summer 2015), and we used Haskell as the core programming language to build it.
This is a post for people who're not very sure about using Haskell in production, to convince them otherwise. We're not proselytising for conversion of huge enterprise codebase into complete Haskell. But a little bit of Haskell here and there is probably safe.
The post is bereft of any actual code samples and quantitative benchmarks (we'll keep adding them here as we go along).
We're a team of developers with fairly diverse backgrounds. Most of our production experience had been with the mainstream languages like C, Java, Python, C++, C#, Javascript. When we set about the task of building a PaaS/BaaS, we started evaluating what sort of language and toolkit would be best suited for building the core platform.
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Purely functional (whatever that meant at the time)! Twenty years of cutting edge research! Robust, concise and correct software! We'd already bumped into some conversations about how tight and helpful the Haskell community was supposed to be.
This was the stuff of engineering dreams. But Haskell was notorious for having a steep learning curve, was it worth putting business requirements at risk? Is it really as hard as people claim it to be? What is up with the category theory discussions that come up at the drop of a hat?
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The promise of something that's hard to use, and then works really well and increases productivity by a few orders of magnitude, is a pretty solid and sensible promise.
We all do use vim after all.
After slightly more rigorous evaluation with some sample programs, we thus started working on projects (webapps in production) with some parts entirely written in Haskell. (Yay, microservices!). Some of the first real-world things we wrote included a ZeroMQ broker, automatically generating a typesafe CRUD and query API from a database schema, a redis-caching layer and more.
Some of the libraries we used during development were written by stalwarts in the Haskell and programming languages community. Haskell library authors tend to be spectacularly experienced, qualified and/or savvy people. Coupled with the nature of the language, this sort of means the code you write is on good foundations, safety and performance wise. Check the JSON parsing speed improvements out as the library version numbers go up!
After each project, we felt we were getting better superlinearly. Our experiences carried forward elsewhere too. Our Python code became more functional, concise and easier to maintain.
We needed performant libraries for setting up an HTTP server, JSON parsing and interfacing with Postgres. Easy AST manipulation, the ability to reason about the correctness, and easily adding new features were the prime requirements during development. Above all, we needed the final program to scale up well, and be efficient with the tons of IO it would have to do.
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It was a breeze to rapidly prototype and test individual components before composing them into a whole. Midway through the project, we had to switch to a different Postgres library. The changes that we had to make were so localized and easy to reason about, that the entire transition took hardly a few programmer days.
Very surprisingly we got done really quickly. When we think back, we realize that the majority of the time we spent on the project was only on the problem we had set out to solve. The code in the project relates very closely to the actual JSON to SQL transformation rules we've formulated on paper, and Haskell quickly got everything else out of the way.
To conclude this slightly rambly post, let's revisit some of the initial claims made by the maintainers of the language, and how it was useful to us in practice. There are so many discussions about how and why haskell. In fact, here's a good place to see it being thrashed out: What is haskell actually useful for?
- Purely functional: We could reason about our entire program, and the code reflected our reasoning almost exactly.
- Concise code: Write code now, refactor soon. Smaller code lets you refactor larger portions easily (and hence frequently).
- Robust code: Static typing with type inference, and a smart compiler (The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System).
- Testing: As waxed poetic by everyone, the type system dramatically reduces a huge class of unit tests. Quickcheck makes another class of tests quite a breeze, by automatically generating test cases for assertions that you make about your functions. Most of what remains, is best tested manually anyway (eg: IO related failures).
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- GHC's threading abstractions and IO manager, makes it easy to think about concurrently executing computations and gives you all the benefit of event-based asynchronous runtimes like node
- GHC has non-blocking IO (like node), supports real multiple threads and multicores naturally (unlike node) and works using events underneath (like node). It's not even a fair war.
- Rich libraries: Haskell libraries are extremely easy to integrate and very very easy to just dig in and modify safely for your own use (and maintain forked versions).
- Deployment: Private cloud deployments for Haskell code becomes really easy, because all library dependencies can be statically-linked. This makes version control and deployment a one step process.
- Type errors could be bizarre for a beginner, and parse errors are not helpful at all.
- Documentation: Types are great for documentation when they are simple and concise. This is mostly the case, but in some libraries (ahem..lens), the type signature offers little to no documentation. In these cases, it takes a significant effort to use the library, but types finally make sense and are often what one returns to.
- Language extensions: More often than not, when you're looking at a library in Haskell, you'll see use of GHC's language extensions. Some are very intuitive (OverloadedStrings, ScopedTypeVariables). Some are not (RankNTypes). This makes it harder to "learn from the source".
No matter what you work on, there is a joy in programming with Haskell. You feel better after you write progressively harder code. And progressively harder code keeps coming your way. There's so much working Haskell code out there, that you can just stare at days for and not really understand (but always use!).
The satisfaction we feel after a good day of Haskell is unparalleled, and at the end of the day, that's what it's really all about isn't it.


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His version of Porter's "Just One of Those Things" is more sombre than, say, Bobby Short's classic, and reminds us that computer buffs are not simply binary-minded mainstays of the pizza-delivery industry but can coin witty language. Joott (pronounced as in rope) means one of those peculiar problems that disappears after a rebooting - it was "just one of those things". Meanwhile, Wired magazine offers a test of salesmen's mettle. Ask if a computer has "LRF support" - and, when told yes, do not reveal that this means little rubber feet.Reuse content
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Ottawa – Today, the European Commission recommended that the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the EU go to the EU parliament as a mixed agreement, meaning that it will require the approval of national parliaments.
Real Amigos to Three Amigos: "Don't ratify the TPP, a Trojan horse for lost social and environmental protections"
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Ottawa – With the "three amigos" – U.S. President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto – meeting in Ottawa today, representatives of groups from the three countries urged them to not ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
June 28, 2016
On the eve of the "Three Amigos" summit in Ottawa, a new Angus Reid Institute poll on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) shows a stunning rejection by Canadians of the free trade agenda the summit aims to advance. This matches the growing sentiment against free trade in the United States.
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This morning the Council of Canadians dropped banners off overpasses in Toronto and set up a pirate radio station for commuters to learn more about the 200,000 Ontarians without access to public health insurance.
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Ottawa – When the "three amigos" – U.S. President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto – meet in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 29, leading Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) opponents will be there to challenge the controversial deal.
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The overall goal of this research is to understand how telomere proteins regulate telomerase recruitment and other the steps in telomere replication, but yet ensure that the chromosome terminus is protected from unwanted DNA repair or processing activities during the remainder of the cell cycle. The research is pertinent to human health because loss of telomere capping leads to chromosome fusions and chromosome rearrangements, the underlying cause of many forms of cancer. Defects in telomerase action are also associated with human disease as the resulting telomere shortening can lead to dyskeratosis congenita and pulmonary fibrosis. Telomere protection is generally achieved by multi-protein complexes that bind the telomeric DNA and sequester the DNA terminus. During replication, some of the same proteins regulate processing of the telomeric DNA, recruit telomerase, or stimulate telomerase activity. However, the mechanism by which individual proteins regulate these processes is still poorly understood. We will address this question through aims 1 and 3 which examine how three newly identified Tetrahymena telomere proteins, p61, p45 and Pot1b, regulate access to telomerase, enhance telomerase activity, or promote new telomere synthesis.
Aim 2 addresses the dynamic nature of telomere structure. Telomeres must undergo a structural switch during S-phase in order to make the chromosome terminus accessible. Despite the importance of this structural change, the underlying cause is not understood. We will tackle this problem by examining Tetrahymena telomere composition and how this changes during the cell cycle or under different growth conditions. We will use Tetrahymena for our work because it has unique traits that make it exceptionally well suited for the genetic and biochemical approaches needed to address the above questions. In particular, it has ~40,000 telomeres per cell, correspondingly high levels of telomerase, and telomeres that exist as discrete complexes which can be purified from bulk chromatin.
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Aim 1 : Determine the function of p61 and p45 in telomere capping and telomerase regulation.
Aim 2 : Characterize Tetrahymena telomere composition and dynamics.
Aim 3 : Determine the role of Pot1b during new telomere synthesis. The outcome should be a comprehensive picture of the role played by individual telomere proteins in telomere protection, replication, and chromosome healing, and of how the dynamic changes in telomere organization promote these processes.
Telomeres are the protective DNA-protein caps at chromosome ends that prevent chromosome fusions and degradation of the terminal DNA sequence. Proteins that make up the protective cap structure have to perform different activities as cells go through the cell cycle. During much of the cell cycle, they must hide the chromosome end so that it is not degraded or fused to another chromosome. However, when the chromosome is replicated they have to make the DNA terminus accessible and they play an active role in recruiting factors needed to replicate the telomeric DNA. The proposed research seeks to understand how telomere proteins function individually, and as part of the larger telomere protein complex, to achieve these opposing roles. It also investigates the function of a novel protein that seems to help broken chromosomes by promoting the addition of a new telomere. The research is pertinent to human health because loss of telomere protection leads to chromosome fusions and chromosome rearrangements, the underlying cause of many forms of cancer. Defects in telomerase, the enzyme that maintains telomere length, are also associated with human disease as the resulting telomere shortening can lead to dyskeratosis congenita and pulmonary fibrosis.
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They did, as MTA spokesman Aaron Donovan confirmed last month. But there's a little more to the story: they likely got the money cheap, thanks to a below-market EB-5 loan.
The history
As stated in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's June 2009 staff summary (originally here), after Forest City Ratner renegotiated the terms, no longer willing to pay the full $100 million in cash pledged:
FCR would pay $20 million in cash for the property upon which the arena would be built. FCR would pay to MTA/LIRR for the air rights parcel an amount equal to eighty million dollars ($80,000,000) net present value as of January 1, 2010, discounted at 6.5% per annum as follows: down payment of $8 million, payable in four equal annual installments of $2 million each on June 1st of 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015; remainder of the purchase price payable in fifteen annual installments of approximately $11 million each beginning on June 1, 2016.To be precise, part of the arena is located, between the former Pacific Street and Atlantic Avenue, on part of the former railyard parcel, while another part is located, between the former Pacific Street and Dean Street, on what was once a public street and private property.
That meant, after paying for the part of the railyard needed for (part of) the arena parcel, the developer would pay only $8 million through the end of May 2016, then face 15 annual payments of $11 million, a much larger lift, with the final payment in 2030. (Remember, that implied 6.5% interest rate was pretty gentle, as I wrote in my summary of the MTA deals.)
Source of the money
So where did it come from?
After all, as I reported 5/8/15, Forest City and Greenland raised $249 million in the second round of cheap EB-5 financing from immigrant investors, which can be be used for the railyard, as well as to pay the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for development rights, and more.
So a September 2014 letter (bottom) from Empire State Development, the state agency overseeing/shepherding Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park, makes it clear:
So that means less cost to the developers. They not only got a better deal from the MTA, the delay gave them time to arrange below-market financing.


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Contents: 1. Index. Original wills & inventories, C & D testators. (Wills are mainly those of testators whose surnames begin with C or D and are mostly earlier than 1626. There is one each from 1629, 1632, 1634, 1635 and two from 1666.) -- 2. Index of will abstracts from books entitled Fourth Series (1652-1675), Third Series (1676- 1704), Third Series (Book T), Fourth Series quintus (1661-1673), Fourth Series septimus, Fifth Series quintus (1709-1719), and Fifth Series septimus & octavus -- 3. First surviving register, 1467-1510. (Index to wills arranged under place name from Northamptonshire and Rutland.) -- 4. List of abstracts of wills (made by H.I. Longden) of which the originals are in the Principal Probate Registry. Chiefly concern Northamptonshire gentry from 17th century -- 5. List of inventories, 1700-1728, from the bundles marked "inventories 1700-1797" -- 6. Index of Northampton wills, Book A-W (1510-1602).
Until 1541 Northamptonshire and Rutland (except for peculiars and exempt jurisdictions) were in the diocese of Lincoln. The see of Peterborough, consisting of nearly all the parishes in these two counties, was founded in 1541. Before 1541 Northamptonshire and Rutland wills were proved in the Archdeacon of Northampton's court though a few were proved at Lincoln. From 1541 to 1598 wills from all the deaneries of the diocese were proved either at Northampton in the Archdeacon's court or at Peterborough in the consistory court. After 1598 the peoples resident in the seven western deaneries (Brackley, Daventry, Haddon, Preston, Northampton, Higham, and Rothwell) were nearly always proved at Northampton. The indexes and lists in this record are of the surviving records in the Archdeaconry of Northampton and are referred to throughout as the Archdeaconry of Northampton Series. These records are only part of a much larger group of administrative and court records, having been separated from the rest and transferred to the civil Probate Registries in 1858.
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