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Across Fifth Avenue from an antiwar demonstration yesterday in Manhattan, Steve Durgee, 33, brandished an American flag and a sign that read ''Move to France (please!).'' Speeding by on Rollerblades, Roger Manning, 46, said, ''You people are fools!''
The two men started to yell at each other, then to argue, then to talk. No minds were changed, but in a few minutes the long-haired Mr. Manning and the short-haired Mr. Durgee were saying things like, ''I have no problem with discussion,'' and ''Good point.''
Americans may not agree on the wisdom of going to war with Iraq, but polls and interviews around New York suggest that the two sides remain on speaking terms. While each side views the other as misguided, so far relatively few are voicing the vitriol about each other that characterized the last period of division over an American war.
Thirty years ago, after a decade of escalating war in Vietnam, slogans like ''America, Love It or Leave It'' carried an angry punch. This time, the mantra of many New Yorkers seems to be, ''Everyone is entitled to his own opinion.''Continue reading the main story
Take Michael Pearson, a 35-year-old carpenter who lives in Long Island City, Queens. He supports President Bush, he said, and thinks the antiwar protests have been counterproductive. But asked if these demonstrations should be permitted, he sounded almost incredulous.
''Oh, of course they should be able to protest, without a doubt,'' he said. ''That's what we're fighting for.''
Thirty-three years ago, construction workers beat up antiwar demonstrators on Wall Street and stormed City Hall. Four students were killed by the National Guard during a period of antiwar protests at Kent State. Families feuded over the dinner table. One 1970 Harris poll found that 37 percent of Americans thought that protests against the Vietnam War should be illegal.
Today, 61 percent say Americans who oppose the war should be allowed to hold protest marches and rallies, while 29 percent think that such activity is detrimental to the war effort, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll. The poll, based on telephone interviews conducted Sunday and Monday with 1,032 adults nationwide, has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
Of course, just because you believe people can protest does not mean you believe that they should. ''Once the war started, you should not protest anymore,'' said Salvatore Scarlato, 70, of Hauppauge, in Suffolk County, who is a veteran of the Korean War. ''You should now say, 'Let's support our troops and hope it's over soon.' ''
And it is not hard to find war-related nastiness and name-calling (and not just on talk radio).
At the Fifth Avenue antiwar demonstration yesterday morning, outside Rockefeller Center, hecklers called protesters ''traitors'' and ''freaks'' and yelled ''Get a job!'' at young people in the crowd. The protesters in turn called those who disagreed with them ''idiots'' and tried to drown out dissent by chanting ''Peace is patriotic.''
The size of the crowd was hard to gauge because there were so many reporters, camera crews, uniformed police officers, plainclothes officers, tourists, kibitzers and people just trying to get to work. Several dozen protesters knocked over police barricades and lay down on Fifth Avenue, closing the road for about 16 minutes. Scattered protests continued during the day; the police said 215 people were arrested.
Those who have studied the Vietnam protests and those who participated in them have several explanations for why discourse may be more civil now. One is simply that these are still the early days of the war.
Disruptive demonstrations can wear out even the most tolerant. And more American casualties could easily harden the positions of both antiwar protesters and those who believe that the most important thing is to support the troops and their commander in chief.
But unlike the Vietnam-era protesters, demonstrators these days have been careful to express their admiration for those serving in the armed forces, and to avoid, for the most part, desecrating American flags. ''Everyone is trying to grab the patriotic banner,'' said Christian G. Appy, whose ''Patriots: The Vietnam War Remembered From All Sides,'' will be published by Viking in May.
Not having a draft may also help defuse some of the class-based resentments that made the Vietnam protests so unpopular with many Americans, especially blue-collar families whose sons were serving overseas. ''Working-class people were as divided by the war as anyone else,'' Mr. Appy said, ''but they were deeply offended by upper-middle-class protesters who had all of the advantages.''
Antiwar protests have also become an accepted part of American history and culture, said Seymour Melman, emeritus professor of industrial engineering at Columbia University and a speaker at an antiwar protest on Wall Street in 1970.
''Present populations are drawing upon a common heritage of ideas that has been around for some time,'' he said.
And the antiwar movement today appears more diverse than it was during the early protests of the Vietnam War, when it often seemed hostile to ''anyone over 30.''
Joy Seldin, 55, of Montclair, N.J., said that when she and her friends were protesting the Vietnam War, ''our parents all thought that we were traitors.'' Now, she said, she and her daughter oppose the war -- and so does her 76-year-old mother in Florida.
Mrs. Seldin has not been to any of the recent protests (except in spirit), but William Nunziata has. And they are different from those he attended during the Vietnam era, said Mr. Nunziata, 51, a transit worker who works in Queens.
''Because this protest is not just hippies -- I am a hippie by the way,'' he said. ''The construction workers were with us on the line.''
Many people, in New York and elsewhere, find themselves in ambiguous positions, opposing the war, supporting the troops, hating Saddam Hussein, wishing the United Nations had backed the United States, worrying about terrorism, fretting about the amount of money the war will cost and what it will do to the economy.
Jeff Wilkins, a businessman from Los Gatos, Calif., who was visiting ground zero, ran through many of these thoughts, and more, when asked what he thought of the war. As for the protesters, he said: ''People have opinions and they need to express them, especially extreme opinions, and there's nothing more extreme than life and death. But I'm ashamed our soldiers don't have support.''
When he listens to both sides, he said, ''it's difficult to agree with everything, and it's difficult to disagree with everything.''
But even those who know most definitely where they stand can often be understanding, at least in public, about those who disagree.
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb of the Orthodox Union, who attended a Tuesday evening prayer service on the Upper West Side in support of the troops, firmly backs the American effort in Iraq.
Still, he said of the demonstrators, ''that's what we are fighting for, the right to dissent.'' While he thinks they are misguided about how peace can be achieved, he said, ''I don't think they are misguided in terms of being off the wall.''
At the other end of the political spectrum is Maya Sen, an organizer with the antiwar group Not in Our Name, one of the groups involved in yesterday's protest. But she, too, kept her rhetoric cool in discussing the war's supporters. ''I think they are misinformed, not getting the whole picture, not being provided with the complete truth,'' she said.
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Just Dogs
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|Just Dogs
|Silly Symphonies series
|Directed by
|Burt Gillett
|Produced by
|Walt Disney
|Voices by
|Pinto Colvig
|Music by
|Bert Lewis
|Animation by
|David Hand
Fred Moore
Harry Reeves
|Walt Disney Productions
|Distributed by
|United Artists
|Release date(s)
|July 30, 1932
|Color process
|Black and White
|Running time
|7 min
|United States
|Preceded by
|The Bears and the Bees
|Followed by
|Flowers and Trees
Just Dogs is a 1932 Silly Symphonies animated film, directed by Burt Gillett. It marked the first solo appearance of Pluto.
|This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (September 2015)
Pluto's cage-mate at the dog pound breaks out and lets all the other dogs out as well. In the park, the dog who helped Pluto earlier keeps following him too closely for Pluto's tastes, until he digs up a huge bone and gives it to Pluto (who doesn't particularly want to share). But soon all the other escaped dogs are chasing after the bone.
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- Just Dogs at the Internet Movie Database
- Just Dogs on YouTube
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Arizona got the go ahead to enforce its controversial law Tuesday. Readers on Facebook and Twitter chime in on that issue and the rest of this week's political issues:
Immigration bubbles
Everyone knows Arizona's immigration law, which was OK'd by a judge this week and allows police to question people who look "suspicious," isn't fair. But this law is not about fairness. It's really about trying to diminish people.
This law is not only fair, but needed in all states!
- @Ivy1248
Everyone is required to show an ID. "Profile" me all you want; I have nothing to hide.
- @BoxCarPril
"Suspicious" is a term that can be used too freely and abused. It's too easy for this law to become a pass for discrimination.
- @holamishi
I am a legal resident, and my family lived here before the United States was officially founded. I think it's a sad day in Arizona. If people don't like their lives, then they should do something about it and stop putting their misery and disappointment off on some minority group. Quit complaining about hardworking people who are just trying to make better lives for themselves and their families.
- Kyler Phoenix
The authorities have to suspect someone. If they can't verify suspicious people, they can't prevent crime.
- @svpr
I think this Arizona law stinks! There has to be a positive way to deal with immigration!
- @9kittens
My family and I have been in this country (legally) for 15 years, went through all the hoops, and finally became U.S. citizens last year. I'm horrified that some people think being here illegally is OK.
This new law will catch people who do something illegal on top of being here illegally. To me, it's a no-brainer!
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Obama delays
For over a week, President Obama said the attacks in Libya weren't terrorism. Now, he says it's self-evident that the assault in Libya was a terrorist attack. What in the world?
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Everyone except Obama knew it was a terrorist attack. We look like a bunch of idiots to the entire world. Here we are in the midst of a terrorist attack, and we are issuing apologies.
To make matter worse, the White House stood by this claim for too long. This hug them and sing "Kumbaya" approach is not working. This type of policy gets Americans killed.
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Mitt Romney called this what it was almost instantly — a terrorist attack. And Obama chided him for making snap judgment. Now, Obama all but admits that Romney was right. Where is his apology now?
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The struggle of America's working poor is not within the grasp of Mitt Romney's mind.
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- Erica Truesdale
I feel that Romney has further isolated himself by showing voters he is completely out of touch with them and the nation.
- @B_Booher


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wah wah very good one aarthi and i see u have so many dishes with cauliflower alone hehe. nice one wud try it soon.ReplyDelete
Very yummy looking snack....ReplyDelete
Je me trouve en ce moment en Bretagne, la région des choux-fleur en France et je devrais essayer votre recette qui me paraît bien sympathique...
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My kiddo's Favorite snack!!! Me too make it often!!!ReplyDelete
gobi luks yumm......sounds good.
So crispy, looks very tempting..ReplyDelete
Good one Aarthi. Love the one held in hand most. Just need to pluck it off your hands.ReplyDelete
Looks crispy and perfect, yummyReplyDelete
nice and crispy
love these caulis ... nice work to keep it step by step..ReplyDelete
OOh Yummy! I used to do this with besan flour.. corn seems crispier and flavored with curry leaves! This was very useful! Thank you :) Enter to win "Copy-Kids DVD Giveaway"ReplyDelete
Hi arthi,I always use besan flour and rice flour to make gobi fry.
Thanks for this post.Now i can do this without besan& rice flour.thanks.
I tried this recipe and it is the best cauliflower fry I have ever tasted. Thank you for the recipe!!ReplyDelete
Hi Aarthi, can't thank you enough for the recipes. Every morning I check your website on what to cook! Tried this yesterday. But because my cauliflower was quite soft due to initial steaming, it was still soft after I fried it. While the coating was crunchy, cauliflower was not. My oil level was not too deep either. Just covered the cauliflower. Please advise.ReplyDelete
Aarthi, missed asking 1 more question - another blogger added yogurt instead of water. Does this make a difference? If yes, what are the differences? Thanks.ReplyDelete
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The claim has been made that the Generalized Maximum Entropy (GME) estimator of Golan, Judge and Miller is not sensitive to variations in the support bounds of either the parameters or the error terms. In this paper, we scrutinized this claim by means of Monte Carlo experiments and found that the parameter estimates are impacted in a substantial way by these changes. We also analyzed the famous data sample on the US manufacturing industry used by Cobb and Douglas in 1934 and found that the GME estimator is very sensitive to changes in support bounds. We conclude with a general result by Caputo and Paris according to which any support bound variation produces unexpected responses in the parameter estimates.
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Following a divisive and expensive race, Obama, 51, defeated Republican nominee Mitt Romney on Tuesday night, clinching an overwhelming majority of Electoral College votes with voting victories in battleground states like Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Iowa (with Florida still too close to call).
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So far, the rest of the economy has managed to live off whatever talent the software industry itself cannot soak up (for reasons ranging from talent not wanting to move to California to talent being interested in things other than software itself). In most non-software companies, developers have so far accepted a sort of second-class-citizen status despite their increasing scarcity and increasingly critical roles.
That is about to change.
As every company starts to re-organize around a recognition of the criticality of software to its business model, cataclysimic changes will ripple through the economy. To the extent that the growth of the base of software talent cannot keep up with demand, companies and entire industry sectors will start to collapse as they fail to adequately fuel their need for software talent.
Those that survive will find themselves increasingly beholden to those with large amounts of developer capital. To the extent that you cannot run your own IT, Microsoft will run it for you. Even your non-software employees will effectively be controlled by the likes of Google, Apple and Facebook, who will set the bar for employee expectations via the direct-to-consumer software markets (this is the much-discussed "consumerization of IT" meme).
Can the non-software sector compete at all? It's hard, but not impossible. The biggest bargaining chip other industries have is data. To fight the consumerization-of-IT force that comes in with your employees, and the Microsoftening of your business model that comes in via the IT department, your one weapon is access to data that is not about software.
I'll write more about that another day. If you don't know how to use that one weapon you do possess, it will get taken away from you (the cartography, movie, music, news, publishing and restaurant retail industries have already learned this the hard way).
The View from the Talent Side
Nobody likes being a commodity in a meat market, even as a highly valued 10x prime cut. If and when a human being who is also a valuable capital asset clues up about their his/her economic role, resistance begins.
Software developers are smart. By and large the vast majority clue up, and do so relatively early. The clueless 10x developer who gets traded around with as little friction as stocks or cash is rare indeed. If you find one, resist the urge to exploit him/her for immediate gain, and invest in getting them clued up instead. You'll secure vastly more value in the form of relationship capital that way.
The natural reaction that forms once a good developer recognizes his/her own value is to turn to either an individualist-mercenary mindset or a collectivist guild-like mindset.
The individualists turn into hard bargainers as they carefully probe their own market value and frequently re-negotiate relationships. They carefully invest in keeping their skill-base current and avoiding being shunted into the sunset end of the ecosystem for as long as possible. This sort of developer likes to hedge bets, stay invested in multiple projects and keep one foot in the open source world at all times. They position themselves for massive upsides when that is a possibility, and the ability to walk away from failures with their own reputations intact where there is real risk. There is a reason star mercenary technical talent is the asset that gets sold fastest in a fire-sale when a startup crashes. There is a mad scramble for a CTO who successfully manages to blame the business end for the failure.
The other kind of developer turns to guild-like structures, which serve as centers of balance-of-power politics in the constant wars against the developer-capitalists. Except that instead of taking on the dynamics of class warfare along an upper-lower dimension, the conflict takes the form of exit warfare along an inside-outside dimension. Rather than form a union to negotiate with management, the talented developer will simply exit a situation he/she does not like, and use guild-like resources to move to a better situation. Stock options are simply not as effective in limiting mobility as the power of Russian nobility to whip serfs into immobility once was.
The result is a precarious balance of power between developers and developer-capitalists, and a cyclic center-periphery flow of developer-capital, as individual developers take themselves in and out of circulation.
The result is a new kind of economics: Welcome to the world of Developeronomics.


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University of South Wales
Obesity and Weight Management
Entry requirements
•First degree or equivalent (including international qualifications)
•Relevant professional healthcare qualifications.
•Applicants without recognised qualifications but have relevant work experience, background knowledge and skills will also be considered on an individual basis.
Applicants are required to submit the following documents when applying:
•Qualification certificates
•One written reference
•English language qualification (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent)
Course modules
The course consists of six modules over one year, each of six weeks' duration:
Module 1 - The adipocyte, regulation of appetite and nutrition. This module aims to develop a critical understanding of the physiology and regulation of the adipocyte, adipose tissue, human nutrition and appetite.
Module 2 - Obesity: defining obesity, epidemiology and health risks. This aims to develop a critical understanding of the epidemiology of obesity, including the importance of the distribution of adiposity, its epidemiology, the global problems of obesity and its relationship in different populations.
Module 3 - Causation of obesity and weight gain in relation to disease and genetics. This will develop an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the medical and genetic conditions that can cause obesity and weight gain.
Module 4 - Weight Management, Diet, exercise and changing behaviour. This aims to enhance the clinical skills and knowledge required to effectively evaluate and treat obesity with emphasis on lifestyle and behavioural modifications.
Module 5 - Weight Management - Medical treatments and emerging therapies. The module aims to develop an understanding of the role of medications and emerging therapies used in weight management including pharmacovigilance and post-marketing surveillance.
Module 6 - Surgical approaches to weight management. The module aims to enhance the clinical skills and knowledge required to understand surgical weight management strategies.
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Turns out that the original approach didn't actually work. The ordering isn't consistent at all, and reversing the order broke as many tests as it fixed.
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Good plan
Ok, so this is pretty sad faces, but I've had to back this out for causing mochitest-4 permaorange (as well as the talos regressions in comment 237):
eg https://tbpl.mozilla.org/php/getParsedLog.php?id=12544443&tree=Mozilla-Inbound
It's for times like these that a relanding script would be pretty useful, for automating the qimport of a lange range of changesets (or at least it would make me feel less bad about having to back things like this out).
Sorry! :-(
I presume comment #5 was for bug 539356.
This got backed out with the rest of 539356 initially.


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Online Extra: Brazil beats Spain to win Confederations Cup
By TALES AZZONI
AP Sports Writer
RIO DE JANEIRO — Fred scored two goals and Neymar added another as host Brazil convincingly defeated world champion Spain 3-0 to win the Confederations Cup on Sunday as protesters clashed with riot police outside the Maracana Stadium.
Fred put Brazil on the board less than two minutes into the match, Neymar added to the lead just before halftime and Fred netted his fifth goal in five matches early in the second half to give Brazil victory. The win for the host nation was surprisingly easy against the current world champion.
Sergio Ramos missed a penalty kick for Spain in the 55th, sending his low shot wide.
Spain defender Gerard Pique was sent off with a straight red card for fouling Neymar in the 68th.
Brazil came in hoping a victory would help it regain its status as a global powerhouse after recent struggles. Brazil was eliminated in the quarterfinals in the last two World Cups and hadn't won a significant title since the 2009 Confederations Cup in South Africa.
"The champion is back," chanted the crowd of more than 73,000 people at the renovated Maracana.
It also didn't take long before the fans — in a sea of yellow jerseys — started teasing the Spaniards, chanting "Wanna play, wanna play!? Brazil will teach you."
The title gives Brazilian fans hope that the five-time world champions have a chance to win the World Cup title next year, although no Confederations Cup champion has ever won football's showcase event the following year.
"We beat the world champions today, but we know that the tournament that we will be playing next year will be a lot more difficult," Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said. "Now we have more confidence, that's what we needed."
The Brazilian players huddled after the final whistle and started singing and jumping, then went toward the crowd near the sidelines and began celebrating. David Luiz kneeled down and raised both of his hands into the air.
The result ended Spain's 26-match unbeaten streak. It hadn't lost since a 1-0 result England in a friendly in London in 2011. Its last loss in an official competition had happened 29 matches ago, in the 2010 World Cup opener against Switzerland.
Spain badly wanted a victory against the five-time world champion, which was one of the few top teams it hadn't faced since it began dominating international football. Spain won the 2010 World Cup along with the 2008 and 2012 European Championships.
For Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque, the defeat was comprehensive. "There's not much to say, they were superior on every way. They scored early. This is not an excuse but they had pressure on us all the time."
It was "a deserved defeat," Del Bosque said.
It was the first time the traditional football nations had met since a scoreless friendly in 1999. The last competitive match between the teams had been Brazil's 1-0 win in the first round of the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.
Brazil scored early on Sunday and kept pressuring, but it didn't take long for Spain to start taking control of the match. The Europeans were not able to create many dangerous opportunities, though, while Brazil kept threatening the most while relying on counterattacks.
Fred opened the scoring after a cross into the area by Hulk in the second minute. The ball bounced off Neymar near the far post and Fred, who had fallen while trying to reach for the cross, fired it in with his right foot while still on the ground.
Brazil added to the lead with Neymar's fourth goal in five matches after an exchange of passes with Oscar in the 44th. The newly signed Barcelona striker, touted as the future of Brazilian football, fired a powerful left-footed shot into the top of the net.
Neymar was voted the player of the tournament.
Neymar and Daniel Alves took the time after the match to congratulate their Barcelona teammates, who looked desolate across the field.
Fred closed the scoring in the 47th from just inside the area, sending a low shot to the far corner. Hulk started the move with a pass to Neymar, but the striker let it go as Fred came running behind him.
Spain had the penalty kick after Marcelo fouled Jesus Navas inside the area, but Sergio Ramos sent his kick wide.
Spain's greatest chance before the penalty came with Pedro Rodriguez in the 41st, when he entered the area clear from defenders in a breakaway. His low shot beat Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar, but David Luiz came rushing in and slid in front of the goal line just in time to keep the ball from going in.
Brazil won the its first Confederations Cup title in Saudi Arabia in 1997, then again in Germany in 2005 and in South Africa in 2009. Spain was trying to win the tournament for the first time.
Brazil struggled after Scolari returned to the national team earlier this year, winning only one of its first six matches with him in command, but it has won six in a row now.
The warm-up tournament, which gives the home country a chance to test its preparations for the World Cup, is played among continental champions plus the World Cup winner and the hosts.
There were protests outside the stadium during the match, with police using rubber bullets and tear gas to keep demonstrators from getting too close. A wave of anti-government protests has swept across Brazil in recent weeks, and many affected the Confederations Cup host cities as demonstrators complained of the costs of hosting the World Cup.
On the field, it was a heated match from the start, with players from both teams pushing and shoving each other a few times. Even the substitutes got into a shouting match.
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PGE2 EP1 and EP3 receptors as therapeutic targets in intracerebral hemorrhage Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is the stroke subtype with the highest mortality and morbidity;unfortunately, this condition has received far less research attention than has ischemic stroke. Inflammatory mechanisms, including those mediated by certain prostaglandins (PGs), have been suggested to contribute to the progression of ICH injury. In particular, PGE2, which is predominant in the brain, is produced and accumulates in the perihematomal region. PGE2 acts through four G-protein-coupled receptor subtypes known as EP1- EP4. Each of these receptors has distinct signaling cascades in animal models of cerebral ischemia. Genetic deletion or selective inhibition of the EP1 and EP3 receptors has been shown to reduce ischemic brain injury both in vivo and in vitro. The overall objective of this R01 is to investigate whether inhibition of PGE2 EP1 and EP3 receptors can be used as neuroprotective therapy in ICH, and if so, to generate preclinical efficacy data and elucidate the underlying mechanisms. We have been investigating the specific roles of PGE2 receptors in ICH injury and have preliminary data showing that deletion or inhibition of the EP1 or EP3 receptor reduces ICH injury and improves functional outcomes. Our data also indicate that Src kinase mediates EP1 toxicity and Rho kinase (ROCK) mediates EP3 toxicity after ICH. Consequently, we will test the hypothesis that PGE2 EP1 receptor blockade reduces ICH injury through the Src kinase signaling pathway, whereas EP3 receptor blockade reduces ICH injury through the ROCK signaling pathway. We have designed three specific aims that utilize the autologous blood ICH model and collagenase-induced ICH model. Considering that an increase in PGE2 production contributes to age-related dysfunction of the inflammatory responses and that aging and sex differences affect ICH outcomes, this research will be carried out in young male and female and aged male mice to enhance the clinical relevance.
Aim 1 will determine whether inhibition of EP1 or EP3 receptors improves ICH outcomes;
Aim 2 will determine whether inhibition of Src kinase signaling contributes to the neuroprotection afforded by EP1 receptor blockade after ICH and whether EP1 receptor inhibition decreases thrombin-induced brain damage;
and Aim 3 will determine whether inhibition of ROCK signaling contributes to the neuroprotection afforded by EP3 receptor blockade after ICH and whether EP3 receptor inhibition decreases thrombin-induced brain damage. Through pharmacologic, genetic, imaging, histologic, molecular, and cellular biologic approaches, this work will provide novel information about the efficacy of selective PGE2 EP1 and EP3 receptor inhibition to protect against ICH-induced brain injury and the mechanisms by which such protection occurs. This proof-of-concept information is required to plan more detailed preclinical assessment of selective EP1 and EP3 receptor antagonists in ICH.
Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is a devastating clinical event in which a burst blood vessel releases blood into the brain. We propose to test the efficacy of PGE2 EP1 and EP3 receptor inhibition in two mouse ICH models and to elucidate the underlying mechanisms by which such inhibition provides neuroprotection. If EP1 and EP3 receptor inhibition shows consistent neuroprotection in the two mouse ICH models, it could contribute to the design of novel therapeutic interventions for ICH.
|Wang, Jianping; Yu, Lie; Jiang, Chao et al. (2015) Cerebral ischemia increases bone marrow CD4+CD25+FoxP3+ regulatory T cells in mice via signals from sympathetic nervous system. Brain Behav Immun 43:172-83
|Wang, Wei; Li, Mingchang; Chen, Qianxue et al. (2015) Hemorrhagic Transformation after Tissue Plasminogen Activator Reperfusion Therapy for Ischemic Stroke: Mechanisms, Models, and Biomarkers. Mol Neurobiol 52:1572-9
|Pan, Lin-na; Zhu, Wei; Li, Yang et al. (2014) Astrocytic Toll-like receptor 3 is associated with ischemic preconditioning-induced protection against brain ischemia in rodents. PLoS One 9:e99526
|Zhu, Wei; Gao, Yufeng; Chang, Che-Feng et al. (2014) Mouse models of intracerebral hemorrhage in ventricle, cortex, and hippocampus by injections of autologous blood or collagenase. PLoS One 9:e97423
|Chang, Che-Feng; Cho, Suzy; Wang, Jian (2014) (-)-Epicatechin protects hemorrhagic brain via synergistic Nrf2 pathways. Ann Clin Transl Neurol 1:258-271
|Wang, Jianping; Fu, Xiaojie; Jiang, Chao et al. (2014) Bone marrow mononuclear cell transplantation promotes therapeutic angiogenesis via upregulation of the VEGF-VEGFR2 signaling pathway in a rat model of vascular dementia. Behav Brain Res 265:171-80
|Zan, L; Zhang, X; Xi, Y et al. (2014) Src regulates angiogenic factors and vascular permeability after focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion. Neuroscience 262:118-28
|Zhao, Xiao-Chun; Zhang, Li-Min; Tong, Dong-Yi et al. (2013) Propofol increases expression of basic fibroblast growth factor after transient cerebral ischemia in rats. Neurochem Res 38:530-7
|Wang, Jing-Hua; Zhang, Yong-Wei; Zhang, Ping et al. (2013) CD40 ligand as a potential biomarker for atherosclerotic instability. Neurol Res 35:693-700
|Wang, Jianping; Yu, Lie; Jiang, Chao et al. (2013) Bone marrow mononuclear cells exert long-term neuroprotection in a rat model of ischemic stroke by promoting arteriogenesis and angiogenesis. Brain Behav Immun 34:56-66
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Last April, over 7,000 people took steps toward finding a cure for Parkinsonĺs disease by raising a one-year, record-breaking total of over $900,000 for research during the 10th Parkinsonĺs Unity Walk. Now itĺs time to break the record again at the 11th Annual Parkinsonĺs Unity Walk on Saturday, April 16th in New Yorkĺs Central Park.
The Parkinson's Unity Walk began with goals to unify the community and raise donations to fund Parkinson's research to help ensure that future generations would not have to live with this devastating disease. This special day has become the largest grassroots event in the country. Participants come from every state and 15 countries to attend the walk or donate. Itĺs the most visible symbol that the seven major Parkinsonĺs organizations are working together to find a cure. In total, the walk has raised close to four million dollars for Parkinsonĺs research!
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Management of Core Capabilities in Mexican and European Banks
This research considers the way in chinc banks have altered their strategies as regulatory change (ie deregulation) and information technology (IT) innovations created more opportunities for service delivery and extended the range of potential competitors and forms of competition. These external changes provided new diversification and growth opportunities but also modified prior expectations about the way managers defined and controlled their bank's core capabilities in pursuing current and potential business. The main research instrument used was a one hour, semi-structured interview; and in total 55 managers of commercial banks, investment banks, management consulting firns and regulators from Mexico, Spain, and the UK participated. Qualitative and quantitative analysis established that the great majority of banks responded to changes in growth opportunities through diversification moves but with no clear link to core capabilities. IT management played a secondary role in the design of bank strategy but at the same time, IT applications were perceived as an important force to modify competition in bank markets by supporting radical re-engineering of service delivery in ways that undermined previous advantagees of scale and scope.
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IRCON International Limited is a premier Schedule "A" Miniratna category I infrastructure Government Company under the Ministry of Railways invited application for the recruitment to the various posts.
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|Re: Derby architecture/design documents
|Sun, 06 Feb 2005 23:52:31 GMT
> "Dibyendu Majumdar" wrote: > As this is a complex area to describe . . . You got that right! 1. Where in the format does a log record indicate the type of record (redo, undo, etc)? 2. Is the type of record at all related to the "Groups" defined in iapi\store\raw\Loggable.java? 3. If not, how do these groups fit into things? 4. Are log records always flushed to disk? I have seen references in the code to the possible use of an "in memory" database where log records might not be flushed. Also, in the simple case of a change to a single field on a single page being made by a transaction and then the transaction rolled back is it possible that 'no' log record will be flushed to disk or will two log records always be flushed even though no commit was ever performed? 5. When are log records flushed to disk? Are they buffered in memory until the buffer is full or until one of the underlying transactions commits? 6. Mike suggested a possible change to copy the log files to another disk. Do the current contents of the log files contain all of the data needed to effect "change data capture"? For example, assume that at 8am a backup copy of database A is made to another disk. Changes are made to database A throughout the day but no changes are made to database B (the copy). At 5pm could the log file(s) from database A be used to update database B so that database B would again be identical to database A? Or would some log operations need to capture additional info (e.g. physical undo vs. logical undo) for this to be possible? I would be interested in working on this type of 'log mining' for both 'point in time' recovery and 'change data capture' type functionality.
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