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Ethical Encounters is one of Africa's expanding Social Enterprises that started as an entrepreneurial dream, which became a reality through dedication, vision and commitment. Started in 2008 by a Social Enterprenuer, Ritzer Kenie, the company has grown from strength to strength.
Ethical Encounters is a South African charitable organisation that organises travel to other parts of the continent andin doing so, aims to assist small community organisations who need resources for their own projects. A tourism that has an inclusive approach to our diverse people, a tourism that is meaningful to the disadvantaged people of Africa, and a Tourism that serves to inform visitors about the dynamism of our new democracy.
Our vast variety of Care, teaching, sports and community projects ensures exposure to the colourful heritage, cultures and traditions these countries have to offer, with the valuable benefit of making an actual, tangible difference in the lives we touch.
The life-changing experience We believe that volunteering with EE can guarantee you a life-changing experience – and that the key to providing that lays very simply in these 6 golden rules
1) Feel safe in our hands – with every new adventure comes the excitement of facing the new and unknown, and while in the real world we cannot remove all the risks, we can make sure you are never put in harm's way with us.
2) Know you will be appreciated – We ensure that all EE projects are genuinely in need of help provided by volunteers , not just destinations set up for the purposes of receiving more people. So your participation and hard work will always be welcomed and appreciated.
3) Do work that is Meaningful – Often the part a volunteer can play in a project , especially on a short stay basis, will be a small part of a much bigger initiative, but we will ensure you are shown the full picture so you can see how the role you play in that is genuine and vital.
4) Know the work is Achievable – All EE projects have set aims and strategic plans with set goals along its way, so we know how we are doing at every stage to keep the projects on track and the work achievable.
5) Sustainable work - EE ensure that all our projects contribute to long-term benefits which enable our host communities to improve their futures, not just benefit whilst volunteers are there.
6) Everybody learns a little – In every volunteer encounter, the volunteer and the local people should always learn something from each other - and we develop an environment that maximizes those opportunities.
AND We insist on having fun - Because laughter is a global language
Date de fondation : 2009
Numéro d'identification : S.5912/5512
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Numéro de téléphone : +27 (0) 78-186-5110
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2nd Floor, N. B's Building, 310 Oak Avenue, Randburg, Randburg, ZA.GT, Afrique du Sud, 2125


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Time Series Analysis of U.S.-East Asia Commodity Trade, 1962-1992
Terrie Carolan
Finaplex, Inc.
Nirvikar Singh
University of California, Santa Cruz - Department of Economics
May 2004
Univ. California Santa Cruz Center for International Economics Working Paper No. 04-11
We examine the composition of bilateral trade between the United States and each of eight Asian Pacific economies from 1962 to 1992. Two complementary time series analyses of individual commodities at the SITC four-digit level indicate that significant change occurred in trade composition during this period. For the eight bilateral trade relationships, commodities representing from fifty to seventy percent of 1992 dollar trade volume have shown statistically significant change in the magnitude and, in some cases, in the direction of net trade balance, over the thirty-year period. Results support the conclusion that changes in trade patterns in both low-tech industries, such as textiles and clothing, and more high-tech industries, such as electronic parts and electronic goods were important in these so-called Asian tigers as their economies advanced.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 24
Keywords: International trade flows, time series, ADF, KPSS, trends, economic development
JEL Classification: F02, F14, F17, O14
Date posted: June 30, 2004
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This Week in Apple History: May 7 through 13
There is something about examining the events of a single week across Apple's four decades that really illuminates how much this company has done. It's as if watching year-by-year, you get inured to Apple's rises and falls, yet comparing specific weeks is like seeing a Before and After picture. Even in this comparatively quiet week of May 7 through 13, the few events are striking for how impossible it seems to be happening to the same company.
Rhapsody acquires Schematic Labs and Exfm, builds sharing, discovery
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Rhapsody International reaches 2M premum service subscribers
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T-Mobile announces free music streaming, partnership with Rhapsody
In a twist to the Uncarrier presentation in Seattle, T-Mobile announced that is offering free music streaming to its customers. "All the top streaming services," such as iTunes Radio and Spotify, can be streamed by smartphone customers without affecting their data usage. On top the streaming perk, T-Mobile also revealed its own radio service that it developed in a partnership with Rhapsody. Rhapsody unRadio will be available to the public June 23.
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Rhapsody updates Windows Phone 8 app with offline music
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Google posts YouTube Capture; Rhapsody comes to iPad
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Microsoft adds Rhapsody, Blip.TV, other apps to Xbox 360
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Rhapsody launches SongMatch for Android
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Deluxe studio, new , ocean view, attending to a nice garden, peaceful area, located at Pelican (St MAARTEN)
5 min walk from the beach; casino; supermarket; restaurant; pub ; marinas etc…
Everything you might need to spend a nice vacation!
Keywords: DELUXE appartement 1 room 50 m2
Océan view
We are a couple, middle age , two children, two dogs, friendly and polite.
Dora & Philippe. purchased this studio in 2008
We live on this beautiful island for more than 27 years; the friendly island! It's only natural to be at home.
the beauty of the ocean, the pureness of the air, the peace around us, the birds songs, the flamboyant trees, the tiny frogs song at night, what else?
We had a fantastic time at Phillipe & Dora's Place. Everything is very nice & clean. It is located up the hill from La Vista so it is a short drive or walk to Peli-Deli & the Beach. Very Safe as it is a gated property. The Host's are great people to work with & they made sure we had everything. I will stay here again.
This is our second time we have stayed with Dora and Phillipe. Clean and user friendly, in a great location. Wonderful hosts that will help you, if necessary, on places to go. View is exactly as shown. Walking is an option here as it is close to groceries, restaurants, beach. We always rent a car so we can go around the island. Perfect spot for a "home base"
My wife and I stayed here for 10 days and it couldn't have been more perfect. The pictures don't lie, what you see is what you get. Newly renovated and we'll decorated apartment. The room is very well equipped for cooking. The view is amazing to wake up to and enjoy breakfast on the front patio. Philipp and Dora are great owners. More than accommodating, very friendly and easy to get ahold of if needed. I would recommend this apartment to anyone. It's about a 5 minute walk to the beach and a small grocery store or 15 minutes to the restaurants and bars on the main rd. We loved our stay here !
The place was really great - just as advertised, really well laid out and thoughfully equipped. Dora and Phillipe are great to deal with.
For getting around the Island - figure out the Minibus - Taxis are VERY expensive. Hilda's Windsor Castle in Simpson Bay is the Bomb! and Elvis at Sky's the Limit in Grand Case - big thumbs up for local, or "LoLo" food. Take cash if you're exploring the island - not all machines work. The French side is more Lonely Planet style traveler - bit more earthy. Check out SO French near the apartment. It lives up to the name. Some of the best Foie Gras I've had on 3 continents.
The walk up the hill? Sure, it can be a bit of a thing if you're sunstroked and tired at the end of the day. But truly, it wasn't that bad. If it weren't for that hill, I'd have gotten fat with all the good French food I ate.
For god's sake remember to wear sunscreen and a hat, and like anyone who's read Hitchiker's Guide to the Universe knows, know where your towel is. They cost 4 Euros on Orient beach. I know where mine is: I left it on Dora and Phillipe's railing :D
Loved the place! Owners were very kind, take good care of the property, very clean. Waking up to the view in the morning was the best. It is a good walk over very steep hills to the beach, so you will need a car, or be in good shape. It was a little farther from the beach than I expected, but doable. Probably was better that way, away from crowds and noise. Neighborhood was very quiet at night, except for an occasional barking dog in the am. Perfect kitchen area to make breakfast every morning, and eat on the balcony. Lots of room for all your luggage and belongings. Very secure and safe. Opportunity to enjoy ocean breeze, or use air conditioner that work very good. Internet was fully functional and easy to connect. We stayed a week, and enjoyed every moment.
First off, Dora & Philippe are very gracious hosts! The pride and beauty of their lovely rental property and home is shown in the attention to the property both indoors and out. For two people you can not ask for more, great layout of space, ample closet storage, modern bathroom, comfortable bed, air conditioning that is top notch and a great kitchen to cook in and a plus is a bbq. I do recommend a car, the hill can at times take its toll on a person when walking, you need to rent a car to see all of the island and the beauty. Oh, another great feature is parking, that is a real plus. We spent 11 days in this gem and loved it all!
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It's Monday morning and you're running late. You open the fridge to grab something quick to pack for lunch and realise there is nothing ready to go so you settle for buying lunch - yet again! Does this scenario sound at all familiar?
Let's face it. We are all busy which means meal-planning and prep often gets put on the back burner when life gets really hectic. Unfortunately, the consequences of that begin to set in as we eat out more often, make poor food choices, spend extra money, and begin to feel the pinch around our waist.
So how do you start your week with a better game plan? Meal prep!
If you're trying to eat healthy, meal prepping is so important. By planning, making, and storing your meals ahead of time, you can save time, money, calories and stress. If you're just starting out, meal prep may seem a bit overwhelming, but with a few tips and a little practice, you'll be whipping up weekly meals in no time.
1. Choose your food/meals
Spend some time online Googling recipes and other meal prep sites that have already done the work for you. Once you have found some basic plans and meals you like, print them out and keep in a notebook close to your kitchen. If you are a Pinterest user, create a meal prep board and pin them there for easy access.
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If at all possible, buy in bulk. Once you've had a few successful weeks of meal prep, you will know exactly what you need to buy and in what quantity, which will save time and money.
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Crosbie used a standard blue Lego plate to create four tracks of eight beats, scanned the LEGO bricks using a colour sensor which then converted the colours into Midi notes.
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Elimination of corrosion and stress corrosion cracking risks in a carbon steel and in a stainless steel digester
Paoliello F.,Celulose Nipo Brasileira CENIBRA |
Pulliainen M.,Savcor Forest Oy |
Niemelainen P.,Savcor Forest Inc.
NACE - International Corrosion Conference Series | Year: 2012
Digester corrosion has become a major topic for the pulp and paper industry in that it brought about the need for high expenditures with repairs, replacement of components and upgrade of materials, as well as losses in connection with unplanned outages. Risks to life and property are also significant, as catastrophic failure of pressurized equipment may result. From the eighties to present day, corrosion problems in many pulp and paper mills around the world have been intensifying, for reasons ranging from materials and design aspects of the digesters themselves, to process modifications introduced ever since. The present work has the main objective to study the corrosive behavior of continuous digesters with modified processes. Actual corrosion cases in two digesters are presented: (i) carbon steel and (ii) stainless steel clad (316L) digester. Electrochemical testing, metallurgical analyses, corrosion testing and field inspections were used to support the discussions and conclusions. In one field case, a carbon steel digester experienced rapid thinning on its top sections with wall loss of 5 mm over 30 months, after a process change. In the second case, also following a process change, a type 316L stainless-clad continuous digester, the only one in such material known in the Kraft pulping, presented an altered electrochemical profile indicating prospective stress corrosion cracking risk. This prompted the execution of studies and protective measures that are unique for stainless cooking vessels. The risks to carbon or austenitic stainless steel digesters running on modern cooking processes are demonstrated to be significant. The effectiveness of the protective technologies, as well as their compatibility, was proved. The need to consider these technologies upon cooking retrofit projects was established. ©2012 by NACE International. Source
Paoliello F.,Celulose Nipo Brasileira CENIBRA |
De Freitas Cunha Lins V.,Federal University of Minas Gerais |
Cardoso M.,Federal University of Minas Gerais
Tappi Journal | Year: 2011
Digester corrosion is costly because of repairs, replacement of components and upgrade of materials, and losses in connection with unplanned outages. Risks to life and property also are significant, especially if catastrophic failure of pressurized equipment occurs. From the 1980s to present, corrosion problems in many pulp and paper mills worldwide have been intensifying, some resulting from materials and design aspects of the digesters themselves or later process modifications. The main focus of this study is the corrosive behavior of continuous digesters with modified processes. We discuss actual corrosion cases in two continuous digesters at a pulp mill in Brazil and the protection measures adopted. Results of electrochemical testing, metallurgical analyses, corrosivity testing, and field inspections are discussed. In one case, a carbon steel digester experienced rapid thinning on its top sections, with wall loss of 5 mm over 30 months following a process change. In the second case, also following a process change, a unique, type 316 stainless-clad continuous digester was found to have an altered electrochemical profile, indicating prospective corrosion hazards. This prompted studies and protective measures that are unique for stainless cooking vessels. The risks to carbon or austenitic stainless steel digesters running on modern cooking processes are shown to be significant. The effectiveness of the protective technologies, and their compatibility, was proved, and the need to consider these technologies upon cooking retrofit projects was established. Source
Evaluation of the use of organic compost produced from pulp mill residues in regards to chlorinated organic compounds and metals [Avaliação da utilização de composto orgânico produzido a partir dos resíduos de fábrica de celulose quanto aos níveis de organoclorados e metais]
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Silva C.M.,Federal University of Vicosa |
Rezende A.A.P.,Federal University of Vicosa |
Rossoni H.A.,University Fedral Of Vicosa Ufv |
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Revista Arvore | Year: 2012
Bleached kraft pulp mill sludge may present traces of heavy metals and organochorine compounds even when ECF (elemental chorine free) bleaching sequences are used due to the presence of chlorine dioxide. The objective of this work was to evaluate the absorption potential of heavy metals and organochlorine compounds (PCDD and PCDF) by Brassica juncea when bio-sludge of an activated sludge plant and organic compost prepared from bio-sludge mixed with Eucalyptus bark of a bleached kraft pulp mill. The plants were cultivated in 0.63 dm3 pots in greenhouses during 73 days. The following parameters were monitored in the substrate and in the plants: Fe, Mn, Pb, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cr, Cl-, total organic carbon and AOX (adsorbable organic halogen compounds). Content of heavy metals in the soil after compost application was within the Brazilian legal standards for compost application. Traces of PCDD e PCDF were found in the substrate at concentrations lower than 0.5 ng I-TEQ/kg (ppt). These values were lower than the highest quality criteria of 17 ng I-TEQ/kg from Canada and Germany. Source
Diversity and distribution of the endophytic bacterial community at different stages of Eucalyptus growth
Miguel P.S.B.,Federal University of Vicosa |
de Oliveira M.N.V.,Federal University of Juiz de fora |
Delvaux J.C.,Federal University of Triangulo Mineiro |
de Jesus G.L.,Celulose Nipo Brasileira CENIBRA |
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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, International Journal of General and Molecular Microbiology | Year: 2016
The relationships between plants and endophytic bacteria significantly contribute to plant health and yield. However, the microbial diversity in leaves of Eucalyptus spp. is still poorly characterized. Here, we investigated the endophytic diversity in leaves of hybrid Eucalyptus grandis x E. urophylla (Eucalyptus "urograndis") by using culture-independent and culture-dependent approaches, to better understand their ecology in leaves at different stages of Eucalyptus development, including bacteria with N2 fixation potential. Firmicutes, Proteobacteria (classes alpha-, beta- and gamma-) and Actinobacteria were identified in the Eucalyptus "urograndis" endophytic bacterial community. Within this community, the species Novosphingobium barchaimii, Rhizobium grahamii, Stenotrophomonas panacihumi, Paenibacillus terrigena, P. darwinianus and Terrabacter lapilli represent the first report these bacteria as endophytes. The diversity of the total endophytic bacteria was higher in the leaves from the 'field' (the Shannon–Wiener index, 2.99), followed by the indices obtained in the 'clonal garden' (2.78), the 'recently out from under shade (2.68), 'under shade' (2.63) and 'plants for dispatch' (2.51). In contrast, for diazotrophic bacteria, the highest means of these indices were obtained from the leaves of plants in the 'under shade' (2.56), 'recently out from under shade (2.52)' and 'field' stages (2.54). The distribution of the endophytic bacterial species in Eucalyptus was distinct and specific to the development stages under study, and many of the species had the potential for nitrogen fixation, raising the question of whether these bacteria could contribute to overall nitrogen metabolism of Eucalyptus. © 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland Source
Psychosocial and organizational factors associated with risk of LER/DORT in operators of forest harvesting machines [Fatores organizacionais e psicossociais associados ao risco de LER/DORT em operadores de máquinas de colheita florestal]
Silva E.P.,Federal University of Vicosa |
Minette L.J.,Federal University of Vicosa |
Souza A.P.,Federal University of Vicosa |
Marcal M.A.,Federal University of Health Sciences, Porto Alegre |
Sanches A.L.P.,Celulose Nipo Brasileira CENIBRA
Revista Arvore | Year: 2013
Work organization and psychosocial factors have been suggested as responsible for cases of LER/DORT, and these factors related with the activity of forest machine operators. Therefore, the present study aimed to assess and describe the risk factors linked to these aspects. The research included a variation on the system of short log harvesting (cut-to-length). The system used was harvester and forwarder. The study population consisted of harvesting machine operators from a forest-based company. For the description of work organization aspects, in situ observations were performed, aiming to understand and describe the day-to-day work, i.e., the behavior of the workers on the job. A questionnaire was designed and developed specifically for the study. At the end of the study we concluded that the work could have different impacts on workers exposed to the same working conditions, which can be explained by psychosocial and organizational factors. Source


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GAO examined the methodologies that Minnesota used for estimating the costs that would have been incurred if it had not implemented the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), focusing on whether: (1) Minnesota implemented the agreed-upon methodologies; (2) Minnesota reasonably estimated fiscal year (FY) 1994 Food Stamp Program costs; and (3) the Department of Agriculture (USDA) paid Minnesota the same amount for food stamp benefits in FY 1994 than it would have paid in the absence of MFIP.
GAO found that: (1) Minnesota agreed to use two methodologies for estimating food stamp benefit costs that would have been incurred in the absence of MFIP; (2) Minnesota randomly assigned applicant families to either traditional welfare programs or MFIP and estimated the cost of providing MFIP benefits and food stamp benefits in traditional welfare programs; (3) Minnesota excluded all costs unique to MFIP which are paid by the state to achieve cost neutrality; (4) Minnesota used the same methodology to allocate allowable administrative costs among the welfare programs; (5) Minnesota implemented the agreed-upon methodologies and generated reasonable cost estimates for FY 1994, but a data processing problem delayed results for 7 months; and (6) USDA overpaid Minnesota $115,395 in excess food stamp benefits during the first 6 months of MFIP, based on Minnesota's forecasts of what food stamp costs would have been in the absence of MFIP.
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Michigan Judge Allows Conyers on Election Primary BallotMargaret Cronin Fisk and Derek Wallbank
John Conyers Jr., a member of the U.S. House of Representatives since Lyndon Johnson was president, will have his name on the ballot for an Aug. 5 Democratic primary, a federal judge ruled.
U.S. District Judge Matthew Leitman's decision in Detroit federal court yesterday came hours after Michigan's secretary of state declined to put Conyers on the ballot because he provided fewer than half the required valid signatures on his nominating petitions.
"Judge Leitner's decision affirms that all should have equal entry and access to the political process," Conyers said in a statement. "I always felt that democracy would win."
Hundreds of signatures were acquired by workers who weren't registered to vote, a violation of Michigan law, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said yesterday. Johnson, a Republican, upheld an earlier decision by county election officials barring Conyers from the primary.
Conyers, 85, should be on the ballot because he is likely to win his challenge of the state officials' decision, Leitman ruled. The judge, appointed by President Barack Obama, a Democrat, didn't decide on the merits of Conyers's case.
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The Michigan law is "in all material respects, indistinguishable from the statute" held invalid by the U.S. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati in a 2008 decision involving former presidential candidate Ralph Nader, Leitman said yesterday. He granted an immediate injunction to allow for appeals and to let officials meet any ballot-printing deadlines. Leitman said he would issue an opinion on the law soon.
"It's too early to comment" on the ruling, Gisgie Davila Gendreau, a spokeswoman for Johnson, said in an e-mailed message. "We've received the judge's order, but will have to review it with our attorneys before we decide how to proceed."
"The decision is not just a victory for Congressman Conyers, but to all who would wish to engage in political speech," said Michael Steinberg, attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union Fund of Michigan, which challenged the law.
If re-elected, Conyers will become the longest-serving representative, as his Michigan colleague John Dingell, 87, retires this year.
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Conyers filed the lawsuit following his disqualification, alleging the law governing the petitions violated his First Amendment free-speech and freedom-of-association rights.
Conyers was first elected to Congress in 1964. One of 13 founders of the Congressional Black Caucus in 1969, he was part of the Watergate impeachment hearings in 1974, played a critical role in passing the Violence Against Women Act in 1994 and was chairman of the House Judiciary Committee from 2007 to 2011.
His district, which is overwhelmingly Democratic, encompasses Detroit's west side and several smaller Wayne County cities. In 2012 Conyers won 83 percent of the vote in the general election.
In April, as part of his bid for a 25th term, Conyers's campaign filed petitions with about 2,000 signatures, double the number required to place him on the ballot. Election officials rejected hundreds of them because of technical violations such as incorrect voter addresses.
Of 1,236 remaining signatures, the campaign manager for his opponent, Horace Sheffield III, successfully challenged 644 because they were collected by non-registered campaign workers. That left 592 valid ones, according to Wayne County Clerk Cathy M. Garrett. Johnson yesterday sliced that number to 455 valid signatures.
Sheffield didn't immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment on the ruling.
No Word
Conyers's campaign manager Bert Johnson said he hasn't heard from Sheffield on a possible attempt to challenge the judge's decision, and cautioned it may not be the end of the process.
Leitman's ruling and existing precedent would make it "pretty difficult to deny" Conyers a spot on the ballot, Bert Johnson said.
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The identification of novel susceptibility genes for complex diseases like COPD could transform our understanding of disease pathophysiology and provide new pathways for treatment. We have recently collaborated in case-control genome-wide association studies that have provided compelling evidence for association of COPD susceptibility with regions on chromosome 15 (near IREB2), chromosome 4 (near HHIP), and another region on chromosome 4 (in FAM13A). However, the key genes within these GWAS loci have not been absolutely verified, and the key functional variants within these GWAS loci have not been identified. We will address several key hypotheses that will assist in the localization of functional genetic determinants within GWAS loci and investigation of their biological mechanisms: 1) African Americans and non-Hispanic Whites will share a subset of COPD genetic determinants;assessing the overlap of genetic association between these groups will localize COPD susceptibility genes;2) Many of the functional variants influencing COPD susceptibility will regulate gene expression;and 3) Studies of Fami3a, Hhip, and /reib2 knockout mice exposed to cigarette smoke will identify the activities of these genes in COPD pathogenesis. In order to address these hypotheses and to identify potentially functional variants influencing COPD susceptibility, we will begin by localizing functional variants for COPD susceptibility in three existing GWAS loci (HHIP, FAM13A, and IREB2) using association analysis of dense SNP panels in African-American subjects from COPDGene to narrow shared COPD susceptibility regions between African-American and non-Hispanic White subjects. To localize key variants, we will assess regulatory regions around genes in these GWAS loci using chromosome conformation capture and chromatin immunoprecipitation assays. We will also assess the impact of specific variants in the regulatory region in luciferase reporter assays. We will use shRNA-mediated silencing of genes in the GWAS loci to assess whether these genes regulate the function of lung epithelial and monocyte cells lines and validate these results in primary cells. Finally, the impact of three key regional genes in GWAS loci on COPD pathogenesis will be assessed in knockout mice exposed to cigarette smoke. This project will identify the key COPD genes within GWAS loci and demonstrate the functional impact of those genes on COPD susceptibility. The multidisciplinary investigations of genetic association, genomic interactions, in vitro cell-based assays, and cigarette smokeexpose knockout mice in this project will provide important and novel insights into COPD pathogenesis.
Recent genetic studies have found areas of the human genome that influence the risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in cigarette smokers. This project will find the specific genes in these areas and begin to determine why these genes are responsible for COPD risk. This study will improve our understanding of COPD, and it is an important first step towards developing new treatments for COPD.
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Anmeldt af: Carlos Alberto Z , februar 2017
I highly recommend this experience. The itinerary covers delightful villages with very different character. A lovely corner of rural France and with no crowds at this time of the year.
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A wonderful day out with a small group of friendly people, and a beautiful and very knowledgeable driver/guide.The real stars of the show were the Villages themselves, the first few had their markets on that day, but even those which we didn't reach during market-time were wonderful - beautiful, peaceful, welcoming, with delicious food.. I never wanted to leave.
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Our guide Nathalie was very informative and friendly with a great sense of humour she jokingly named me Mrs Crowe throughout the day since I love the movie filmed here 'A Good Year' starring Russell Crowe!!
As three ladies travelling together we took the trip on the 9th September and it was hot, although the minibus which only carried 8 passengers which is great was fully air conditioned and comfortable. We had a lovely group of people that we shared our day with, although plenty of time to just go off and explore the villages on our own. The villages are just so beautiful and the scenic drive superb.
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Such an amazing tour and a great guide. We enjoyed each village more than the next and can't wait to go back. It was a great way to explore the area and get a feel of the villages. Thanks so much!
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This was a great tour of some of the most beautiful villages in southern France....made better by a great tour guide, Greg who is flexible, personable and helped make this a great day.
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The tour was amazing. It was truly wonderful being able to see all the villages without having to rent a car. The guide was very informative and very courteous. I highly recommend any one staying in Aix-en-Provence to take this tour.
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I really enjoyed my day on this tour. It was relaxed and accommodating. Our guide was lovely, spoke great English and we visited the most beautiful villages. A great day out, was good value for money and a good use of time if you are only spending a short time in the area and have no car.
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We had a great time on this tour. It was a small group making it easy to get from one town to another. We liked the choice of towns, each was interesting and unique in its own way. Tour guide was great and spoke good English. Lovey way to see Provence in a day!
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Fabulous all day tour. Matt was a great tour guide, able to answer all of the guests questions. Lots of walking. Each village had it's own unique charm. Getting out into the countryside was a real treat.
Anmeldt af: Robert T , oktober 2014
This trip through the Luberon took us from one spectacular town or village to another with scenery as beautiful as anywhere we have been. Our guide, Leah, was informative and personable. It was a great day!
Anmeldt af: Gary S , oktober 2014
One of our favourite excursions. We had a wonderful day visiting the most beautiful villages. Our guide Paco was amazing, giving us the history of the area and was so accommodating and friendly. He stopped at each village giving us an idea of the best places to see and after discussing a time frame, left us to wander at our own pace which we prefer. Without a car this is the best way to experience a large area of the luberon area. We highly recommend!
Anmeldt af: David K , USA, oktober 2014
Fantastic experience. Our guide was friendly and informative. His suggestions on what to see in each town we visited, including answering general questions about the area, helped us enjoy our day in the Luberon even more. This tour experience provides the right blend of guided tour with opportunity to explore each picturesque town on our own. Highly recommend this tour.
Anmeldt af: diannekenyon , september 2014
Loved this tour! Lea was a fabulous tour guide and the villages we visited were gorgeous.
Anmeldt af: redbeauty49 , august 2014
A wonderful trip which lets you see so many beautiful villages without the hassle of driving and parking yourself!
Anmeldt af: Elna J , juli 2014
Beautiful day.
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very organized, efficient and well-thought trip!
Anmeldt af: Susan , juni 2014
Our first trip on arriving in Aix, it gave a wonderful first impression of the area. I loved the quaint towns and markets. We took three tours with this company and they are reliable friendly and enjoyable.
Anmeldt af: Teresa P , november 2013
Caroline was our tour guide and excellent. She really provided a very god overview of the many villages we visited. Since you would need a car to visit this area, I considered a very good value and a nice day away from beautiful Aix.
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superbe excursion . Bravo au guide qui a su bien nous mettre à l'aise et dans une bonne ambiance et très bon groupe , tous anglophone et très bien éduqués et sociables . Vraiment une très belle expérience et que dire des superbes paysages de la Provence que nous avons découvert ...sublime
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Wonderful tour guide - Vanessa thanks for your great tour. We enjoyed the trip a lot and she even take interest to remember our name!
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Good tour. Very good driver and knowledgeable host Nathalie. Just the right length at 9 hours. Keen to do another.


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Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 142, 85-94
Recombination coefficients for C ll lines
A.R. Davey 1 - P.J. Storey 2 - R. Kisielius 2
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Effective recombination coefficients are given for Cii transitions between doublet states. The calculations are carried out in the temperature range and for an electron density of 104 cm-3. The effects of electron collisions on the excited states are included. The necessary bound-bound and bound-free radiative data are obtained from a new R-matrix calculation in which photoionization resonances are fully delineated, thereby accurately incorporating the effects of both radiative and dielectronic recombination. The R-matrix calculation includes all bound states with principal quantum number and total orbital angular momentum . The effect of moving the resonance features to their experimentally determined positions is also investigated and found to be important at low temperatures.Tables at the CDS
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Gemma Frisius
Gemma Frisius (born Jemme Reinerszoon)[1] (December 9, 1508 – May 25, 1555), was a physician, mathematician, cartographer, philosopher, and instrument maker. He created important globes, improved the mathematical instruments of his day and applied mathematics in new ways to surveying and navigation.
Frisius was born in Dokkum, Friesland (present-day Netherlands), of poor parents who died when he was young. He moved to Groningen and later studied abroad at the University of Leuven (Louvain), Belgium, beginning in 1525. He received the degree of MD in 1536 and remained on the faculty of medicine of Leuven for the rest of his life where, in addition to teaching medicine, he also taught mathematics, astronomy and geography. His oldest son, Cornelius Gemma, edited a posthumous volume of his work and continued to work with Ptolemaic astronomical models.
One of his most influential teachers at Leuven was Franciscus Monachus who, circa 1527, had constructed a famous globe in collaboration with the Leuven goldsmith Gaspar van der Heyden[2] Under the guidance of Monachus and the technical assistance of Van der Heyden, Frisius set up a workshop to produce globes and mathematical instruments which were praised for their quality and accuracy by contemporary astronomers such as Tycho Brahe. Of particular fame were the terrestrial globe of 1536 and the celestial globe of 1537. On the first of these Frisius is described as the author with technical assistance from Van der Heyden and engraving by Gerardus Mercator who was a pupil of Frisius at the time. On the second globe Mercator is promoted to co-author.
In 1533, he described for the first time the method of triangulation still used today in surveying. Twenty years later, he was the first to describe how an accurate clock could be used to determine longitude. Jean-Baptiste Morin (1583–1656) did not believe that Frisius' method for calculating longitude would work, remarking, "I do not know if the Devil will succeed in making a longitude timekeeper but it is folly for man to try."[3]
Frisius created or improved many instruments, including the cross-staff, the astrolabe, and the astronomical rings. His students included Gerardus Mercator (who became his collaborator), Johannes Stadius, John Dee, Andreas Vesalius and Rembert Dodoens.
Frisius died in Leuven at the age of 46. According to an account by his son, Cornelius, Gemma died from kidney stones, which he had suffered from for a minimum of 7 years.[4]
A lunar crater has been named after him. Gualterus Arsenius, the 16th century scientific instrument maker was his nephew.
- Cosmographia (1529) von Petrus Apianus, annotated by Gemma Frisius
- De principiis astronomiae et cosmographiae (1530)
- De usu globi (1530)
- Libellus de locorum describendorum ratione (1533)
- Arithmeticae practicae methodus facilis (1540)
- De annuli astronomici usu[5] (1540)
- De radio astronomico et geometrico (1545)
- De astrolabio catholico (1556)
- ^ He was cited as Jemme Reinersz in the 1533 edition of Peter Apian's Cosmographia.
- ^ There is no English biography of Van der Heyden (or Gaspar a Myrica c1496—c1549) but he has an entry in the Dutch Nationaal Biografisch Woordenboek.
- ^ "Longitude1". Groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk. Retrieved 2013-03-19.
- ^ Gemma Frisius, Tycho Brahe & Snellius & Their Triangulations, N.D. Haasbroek, Rijkscommissie Voor Geodesie, Delft, Netherlands, 1968, p. 10
- ^ Usus annuli astronomici - Rainer Gemma Frisius - Google Books. Books.google.com. Retrieved 2013-03-19.
Further reading[edit]
- N. Haasbroek: Gemma Frisius, Tycho Brahe and Snellius and their triangulations. Delft 1968.
- Robert Haardt: The globe of Gemma Frisius. Imago mundi, Bd. 9, 1952.
- W. Karrow: Mapmakers of the Sixteenth Century and Their Maps. Chicago 1993.
- G. Kish: Medicina, mensura, mathematica: The Life and Works of Gemma Frisius. Minneapolis 1967, sowie sein Artikel in Dictionary of Scientific Biography
- A. Pogo: Gemma Frisius, his method of determining longitude. In: Isis. Bd. 22, 1935, S.469-485.
- Moritz Cantor (1878), "Gemma-Frisius, Rainer", Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB) (in German), 8, Leipzig: Duncker & Humblot, pp. 555–556
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Gemma Frisius.
- O'Connor, John J.; Robertson, Edmund F., "Regnier Gemma Frisius", MacTutor History of Mathematics archive, University of St Andrews.
- Gemma (Jemme Reinerszoon) Frisius at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- Description of the Camera Obscura in 1544 by Frisius
- Arithmeticae practicae methodus facilis From the John Davis Batchelder Collection in the Rare Book and Special Collection Division at the Library of Congress


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