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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- International tennis superstar Venus Williams will be adding another accomplishment to her long list when she walks across the commencement stage on Thursday, December 13, to receive her associate's degree in Fashion Design from The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Williams, who has been attending the college since the fall of 1999, has been dedicated to finishing her studies in the midst of Grand Slam, US Open, and Wimbledon wins to receive this long sought after degree. "I love fashion and the idea that I am using my design education to actually create clothing and footwear that reflects my personality and energy both on and off the court," said Williams of her new line, EleVen (TM). Andre West, chair of the Fashion programs at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale said, "Venus has been a blessing to the department in so many ways, her drive and focus as we know is somewhere in the stratosphere. She has taken that same drive that she shows on the court all the way to the cutting table, sewing machine and computer. We will miss seeing her smiling face in the hallways, the faculty, staff and students have enjoyed having such a mellow unassuming superstar in our presence. We have all given her as much effort as we could to follow her other dream -- fashion -- and she has given everything and more back to us by her dedication and flair. Not only having great portfolio, but graduating college is a dream come true for Venus." To learn more about The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, visit www.artinstitutes.edu/fortlauderdale?prid=VW_1107_001_pr . Background The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, www.aifl.edu, established in 1968, is an applied arts college where' industry professionals teach design, technology, media arts, culinary arts, and fashion design. A variety of associate's and bachelor's degrees, as well as several diploma programs, are offered including Advertising, Animation Art & Design, Media Arts & Animation, Broadcasting, Culinary Arts, Digital Filmmaking & Video Production, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Game Art & Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Photography, Visual Effects & Motion Graphics, Video Production, and Web Design & Interactive Media.
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The Infection, Immunology and Inflammation (III) Theme is a major grouping of cross-disciplinary expertise that brings together around 250 group leaders and post-doctoral researchers from across UCL.
By working together, UCL III researchers are increasing our understanding of diseases, such as HIV, TB, malaria, asthma, arthritis, and cancer. This cross-disciplinary culture also provides an excellent training environment for PhD students and post-doctoral scientists.
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The 2016 UCL Infection, Immunology and Inflammation Symposium was held on Tuesday 8 November at the UCL Institute of Education.
This event, organised by the UCL Personalised Medicine Domain and held in partnership with Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), UCLPartners, and the National Institute for Health Research BRC Infection, Immunity and Inflammation (III) Programme, brought researchers together from across UCL, QMUL and beyond, enabling cross-disciplinary interaction and encouraging new collaborations.
Eminent speakers from UCL and QMUL presented their ground-breaking work.
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Early career researcher prizes:
- Presentation winner: Dr Neil McCarthy (Blizard Institute, QMUL), for his presentation on 'Human antigen-presenting yd T-cells promote IL-22 production in naïve and intestinal memory CD4+ T-cells in a TNF-alpha and ICOSL-dependent manner'
- Poster winner: Lina Petersone (UCL Institute of Immunity and Transplantation) – 'Contribution of IL-21 signalling to the phenotype of CTLA-4 deficient mice'
- Poster runner-up: Dr Anjum B Khan (UCL Institute of Immunity and Transplantation) – 'Targeting therapeutic T-cells to the bone marrow niche'
- Poster runner-up: Dr Natalie Suff (UCL Institute of Women's Health) – 'A light-producing mouse model of Infection-related Preterm Birth (PTB)'
This year there was also an additional 3R prize for science or technology development which supports the replacement, reduction and refinement (the 3Rs) of animals in research. The prize was sponsored by the NC3Rs and awarded to Dr Alexander Maini (PhD Student, Centre for Clinical Pharmacology, UCL Division of Medicine) for his poster 'A Comparison of Human Neutrophils Acquired from Four Experimental Models of Inflammation'
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On Wednesday 14 October 2015, researchers from across UCL and beyond were brought together for the annual UCL Infection, Immunology and Inflammation (III) Symposium. The event was held in partnership with UCLPartners and around 270 people from UCL and beyond attended. The sessions were also watched online by over 200 people via a live stream.
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Early career researcher prizes:
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- Poster winner - Dr Anne Marijn Kramer (UCL Child Health), 'Delineating the impact of scFv affinity on CAR-mediated T cell function'
- Poster runner up - Marie Pariollaud (University of Manchester Institute of Human Development), 'A novel mechanism links inflammation to the clock through REV-ERBα protein stability'.
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- 2014
The 2014 Symposium was held at the UCL Institute of Child Health on Monday 24 November.
Sessions included:
- Immunology
- Early Career Researcher Presentations
- Professor Michael Arthur (UCL President and Provost)
- Professor Sir John Tooke (UCL Vice-Provost (Health) and Head of the UCL School of Life and Medical Sciences and the UCL Medical School
- Debate: Genome sequencing at birth
- Infection
- Inflammation
Early career researcher prizes:
- Presentation winner: Dr Emma Nicholson (UCL Division of Infection & Immunity)
- Presentation runner-up: Dr Jimstan Periselneis (UCL Centre for Inflammation & Tissue Repair)
- Poster winner: Dr David Bending (UCL Institute of Child Health)
- Poster runner-up: Laura Pallet (UCL Division of Infection & Immunity)
- 2013
The 2013 Symposium, UCL Infection, Immunology and Inflammation Symposium: Towards Drug Discovery and Stratification, took place on Tuesday 15 October at the UCL Institute of Child Health.
Sessions included:
- Infection Genomics: Pathogenesis and Population Spread
- Poster Presentation Session
- Cancer Biological Therapy
- Inflammation, Tissue Remodelling and Fibrosis
Early career researcher prizes:
- Presentation winner: Dr Sian Henson
- Presentation runner-up: Dr Sophie Lourenco
- Poster winner: Dr Boghuma Titanji
- Poster runner-up: Nisha Kanda, PhD student
- 2012
The 2012 Symposium was held on 19 October 2012 at the UCL Institute of Child Health.
Sessions included:
- Infection
- Simultaneous poster discussion groups: Cancer Immunology, Regulation of Inflammation, Viral Infection
- Immunology
- Inflammation
Early Career Researcher prizes:
- Cancer immunology 1st prize: Katharina Bergerhoff
- Cancer immunology 2nd prize: Judith Siedel
- Experimental bacteriology 1st prize: Laura Stoffels
- Regulation of inflammation co-1st prize: Anneleen Bosma
- Regulation of inflammation co-1st prize: James Heather
- Regulation of inflammation co-2nd prize: Konstantia-Maria Chavele
- Regulation of inflammation co-2nd prize: Ashleigh Howes
- Viral infection 1st prize: Lucy Bell
- Viral infection 2nd prize: Adam Fletcher
Examples of III Research at UCL
Professor Greg Towers has shown that blocking HIV infection by 'uncloaking' the virus particles may provide a new way of preventing infection. This work required expertise from several disciplines including virology, immunology and chemistry.
Bacterial infections
Professor Ali Zumla is leading studies to develop new diagnostic tools and treatments for tuberculosis; work that involves biochemistry, cell biology, clinical trials expertise and international collaborations.
Ageing immune system
Professor Arne Akbar has developed new ways to monitor changes in the aging immune system and is interested in how older people respond to infection and inflammation. This work requires collaboration across the III Theme, with partnerships in clinical and basic biology as well as industry collaborations.
Other areas of focus across the Theme include:
- Bacterial infections (e.g.TB, Staph aureas), antimicrobial resistance
- Viruses (e.g. HIV, VZV), anti-viral immunity, and the development of new anti-viral drugs and diagnostics
- Parasitic diseases (e.g. malaria)
- Infectious diseases in children
- Bacterial and viral disease latency (i.e. periods of dormancy) and reactivation
- Lung infections and lung inflammation
- Rheumatic and autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes
- The effect of ageing on the immune system
- Cancer immunology and immunotherapy
- Genetic and computational studies of the immune response (which may help manage disease in the future).
Below is a list of researchers who are currently working in the field at UCL. Click on their names to find their contact details and more information about their work.
- Prof David Abraham Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology
- Prof Ibrahim Abubakar Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology
- Dr Sophie Acton Junior Group Leader / CRUK Fellow
- Mr Saiam Ahmed Research Associate
- Prof Arne Akbar Professor of Immunology
- Dr Robert Aldridge
- Dr Elaine Allan Senior Lecturer
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I hate to admit it but what is the definition of a jack knife? It appears that most are two blades from one end of the knife, However, I see some that have one blade? Is toothpick a jack knife?, the single blade farmers trapper a jack knife?, the Sway back jack is only one blade and called a jack knife. Is there anything tangible that I can register in this feeble old mind that can put this question to rest.
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Gunstock Jack wrote:I believe a jack knife can have one or two (or more) blades opening from one end, such as a trapper or slim trapper, peanut or swayback gent. A jack knife can also have two blades opening from either end, like a large pen knife, such as a muskrat or moose. I guess it has to do with just being too big to be called a pen knife.
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The Translational and Analytical Chemistry Core (TACC) consists of a Chemistry Core Facility and a Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Facility. The Chemistry Core began operations in July 2006 and was designated a CCSG developmental shared resource in July 2008. In 2012, the NMR Facility was moved from the Pharmacology &Analytical Facility to the TACC. The mission of the combined core is to assist researchers with the design, synthesis, and analysis of compounds for use in cancer research. The facility is a state-of-the-art organic chemistry lab, offering services ranging from drug design to pre-clinical drug development. The TACC offers two innovative services that other synthesis cores do not. The molecular modeling service allows design of ab inito new chemical agents. Additionally, the TACC offers small molecule X-ray crystallography. The Chemistry Core has experienced average yearly growth of 36% for design and synthesis services (Development, Modeling, and Custom Synthesis) and a decline of 7% for the analytical services (Mass Spec and X-ray). Over the last 5 years, the Chemistry Core has completed 69 projects and synthesized 144 compounds for 35 cancer center members, representing more than 11,200 hours of service. Major equipment for the Chemistry core includes Varian LC-940 HPLC systems, an Agilent Accurate-Mass TOF LC/MS and a Bruker SMART X2S Automated Bench Top X-ray system. The NMR facility is used primarily for structure determination of compounds developed in drug discovery, pharmacology, and diagnostic imaging laboratories. Other uses include macromolecular structure determination and metabolism studies. Usage of the NMR facility increased 147% over the past five years. Instrumentation consists of Bruker 300 MHz DPX, 500 MHz DRX and 600 MHz Avance NMR spectrometers. In the past five years researchers from thirty-two research groups have utilized the laboratory. Peer reviewed investigators account for 87% of utilization of chemistry services and 46% of utilization of the NMR Facility. For the coming grant cycle, TACC requests $232,209 (24%) support from the CCSG. The institution has provided $1,598,359 for purchase of TACC equipment. Publications cited using the TACC have appeared in J Clin Invest and J Natl Cancer Inst. Future plans include the proposed expansion of the facility to incorporate compound screening to provide for early stage hits and access to GMP capabilities to support clinical research studies. The NMR Facility will continue to support the drug discovery and imaging agent research at MD Anderson, and plans to expand into support of metabolomics research.
The Translational and Analytical Chemistry Core provides the capability to synthesize compounds that otherwise would be difficult and costly to obtain through other sources. Novel compounds can also be designed and synthesized to order against a particular biological target. The NMR facility is used extensively for drug discovery and diagnostic imaging research at MD Anderson.
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Christopher Brown of Mequon earned his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, and John Hagert of Shorewood earned his in reclamation, environment and conservation, from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in May.
Graham Minser of Mequon earned his bachelor's degree in history from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Ore., in May.
Lindsay Bangert of Mequon earned her bachelor's degree in criminal justice in May from Ball State University in Indiana, where she also made the spring semester dean's list.
Anna Curtis of Mequon made the dean's list for the fourth consecutive semester at the University of Missouri in Columbia, where she also is an Alumni Scholar and a Heritage Scholar.
The following students made the spring semester dean's list at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire: from Bayside, Julia Chelmowski; from Brown Deer, Meredith Oates; from Mequon, Carolyn Apfelbach, Andrew Bartlein, Carolyn Burton, Cara Cassens, Dana Griepentrog, Elise Kubosch, Molly Sarles and Daniel Weber; from Shorewood, Stephen Fong; and from Whitefish Bay, Katherine Bohn, Kelsey Jeffery, Samuel Nadolsky and Brittany Nygren.
The following students made the spring semester dean's list at the University of Iowa in Iowa City: from Fox Point, Lani Salzman and Maura Schweitz; from Glendale, James Akkala and Kelly Burns Carlson; from Mequon, Andrew Charlesworth, Mallory Croft, Megan Geschke, Michelle Hillenbrand, Kristina Klaffenboeck, Erin Leigh and Zach Spindler; and from Whitefish Bay, Scott Erickson, Samantha Hiller and Charles Knipper.
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Codeship DevOps Startup Raises VC Funding
Codeship, a DevOps startup focused on release management, announced a $1.5 million funding round to boost its operations.Codeship, a Web-based continuous delivery service for testing and deploying code, announced it has received a funding round of $1.5 million from new and existing investors to build up the company. This latest investment, mostly from existing investors like Sigma Prime Ventures, Boston Seed Capital and F-Prime Capital, brings the total funding raised till date to $4.4 million. Codeship was created to automate and simplify the DevOps process of release engineering, and this latest round will further accelerate the company's growth and momentum. Moritz Plassnig, CEO of Codeship, told eWEEK he considers release management to be one of the hardest parts of engineering after the original launch of a product for two main reasons. One is that new code or features have to be integrated into an existing product to add value over time. With an increasingly complicated product and more developers on board, it is harder to integrate code or features into the main code base. Resource constraints such as fewer testing servers or less powerful processors in development environment can lead to inefficiencies that impact a team's output, he said. Plassnig noted the other reason release management is difficult is that the production environment is virtually always different from the development environment. Imagine the sheer scale of millions of Facebook users using it every day in production, versus maybe a few hundred users testing it in development, he said. The burden is on release engineers to integrate code written by someone else into a different environment. Not only is this hard and redundant, but it causes friction between the different functional teams.
"Codeship helps development teams fully automate the deployment process, making release engineering essentially obsolete," Plassnig said in an interview. "Our build automation software can test and deploy code directly to the production environment, simplifying the process of continuous integration. Being a hosted solution, companies can increase or decrease their capacity based on their needs such as memory, compute power or parallel processing of builds. Additionally, with the next generation version of our product, customers can use Codeship to create parity between their local and production environments, making the process of shipping code from development to production a seamless process—saving time, preventing friction, maintaining continuity of their applications and keeping customers happy."
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Karl Pohrt, founder of Shaman Drum Bookshop in Ann Arbor, Mich., died on Wednesday. He was 65. Pohrt was diagnosed with anaplastic thyroid cancer in October 2012 and wrote about his illness on his blog, thereisnogap.com.
In 2009, plunging textbook sales and the economy forced Pohrt to close 29-year-old Shaman Drum, which had been located on the edge of the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. He also ran the nonprofit Great Lakes Literary Arts Center, which he founded in 2008.
"Karl Pohrt was a true bookman: a bookseller, compulsive reader, and a publisher as well. He had a very strong sense of the material and spiritual value of the reading experience. He was a man with a mission and an unshakeable devotion to the idea that books could transform human beings and the world for the better," said Bruce Joshua Miller of Miller Trade Marketing in Chicago. "He was the godfather of bookselling in Ann Arbor and Michigan. He's already missed," commented Deb Leonard, executive director of the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association.
A memorial service will be held for Pohrt on Sunday, July 14, at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, 3257 Lohr Road, Ann Arbor. The family requests that donations be made to the church or to the Children's Literacy Network.
I don't think I'm in a mental place where I can properly express myself about Karl's passing or how much he meant to me. Karl was my partner-in-crime back some years ago when we started the Reading the World program—a special marketing initiative to get independent bookstores to display works in translation throughout the month of May. (Which happens to be World in Translation Month.) We spent a number of days together convincing publishers to go in on our idea, getting booksellers excited, and planning some awesome BEA parties at various consulates. (Including a really swank one at the French Consulate in D.C. And a cool one in the RedCat Theater in L.A.)
I'll never forget all of the visits to Shaman Drum in Ann Arbor, which was one of the greatest independent bookstores ever. And Karl was one of the greatest managers ever. He assembled an amazing crew of employees, and did more for literature in Ann Arbor than the massive (also now defunct) competitor down the road . . .
And Karl was one of the most well-adjusted people I've ever met. A long time buddhist and friend of Gary Snyder, he exuded a certain calm and ease with the world that touched everyone who ever met him.
I hadn't seen Karl in years. In fact, I think the last time was in 2008(?) when I surprised him by showing up at the special ceremony the University of Michigan held to announced the chair that they had named after him. It was so amazing to see him in, to go out to dinner with him and Gary Snyder and hear about his SDS days . . . And to see all of the wonderful people who came out to celebrate one of the best book people in the world. The days of panels and discussions were interesting, and it was touching to see all the effusive outpourings of praise for Karl—even if he was too modest to fully appreciate this. Still.
Damn. I knew for a while about his cancer, since he wrote about it at There Is No Gap in a way that's human and impressive in its honesty, but I secretly hoped everything would turn out OK. Or that I'd have one last chance to talk with him in Ann Arbor and to see him smile. He was always smiling. But that's what we always regret when someone important to us dies . . .
I wish the best to his family, and for everyone who knew him, I know we're all thinking similar things and suffering the fact that the world is a slightly worse place now that Karl isn't in it.
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Back in November, after I learned about The Coffee Enema from viewing the Charlotte Gerson videos, and shared it on both of the Your Natural Cancer Cures websites. I resigned myself to taking one Coffee Enema per month for my regular maintenance. And shortly after that time in my search for under $10.00 Organic Coffee, I realized that I wasn't going to find Organic Coffee for much less than $11.00, and I finally purchased some from the Whole Foods Market to begin my Coffee experience.
Even though I erred in the division of the 3-1/2 cups of the coffee due to being somewhat "rusty" with the physical dynamics of the process (I can't remember the last time I had an enema), I was able to retain the first part of the coffee preparation (which was only about 3/4 cup) for the suggested 15 minutes, but with the second part (approximately 3 cups), I was not able to retain the coffee for more than 5 minutes before I had to evacuate! Nevertheless, the experience resulted in two very copious evacuations, the second one taking much longer to complete than the first, and afterward, a very nice "clean" internal feeling. If you have any queries with regards to exactly where and how to use remedies for urticaria, you can call us at our webpage. Later, I was so energized that I stayed all night writing new articles for the websites! I guess the caffeine effect is still a factor, no matter how you introduce it to your body!
Last month, I had my second experience, this time, able to follow Jaison Greene's directions to the letter, and again, two copious evacuations, but I was at least able to retain each of the two parts of the coffee for 15 minutes! Needless to say, I was quite pleased with myself , and the "squeaky clean" internal feeling was once again really wonderful! Again I stayed up all night writing articles…
Tonight I had my third experience with "The Coffee Enema" . And while I was easily able to retain both parts of the coffee for 12 and 15 minutes respectively, I was a little surprised with the volume of evacuation as compared with the first and second experiences. The part one evacuation was much like a normal movement in volume, while the second part was almost non-existent, being more coffee than anything else! Also, the evacuation took much longer to totally finalize, causing me to revisit the bathroom a few times over the next hour to completely evacuate!
The more I thought about this unusual occurrence, the more it made sense…
For the past three months, I've been becoming stricter with my diet, buying and eating increasingly more organic raw fruits and vegetables everyday. During the last few weeks, I've settled into a nice pattern of having my usual quart of warm filtered water with the juice of two fresh organic lemons; followed by Breakfast consisting of either a smoothie, made with an organic banana, blueberries, organic soy milk, organic 100% fruit juice, and an organic raw egg, or a fresh organic fruit bowl consisting of a cut up apple, orange, grapes, pear, or kiwi, with a few raw almonds mixed in. For lunch/dinner, I'll have a big organic vegetable salad of romaine lettuce, baby spinach, carrots, cucumber, tomato, parsley, and green onions, along with raisins, and sometimes imitation bacon bits on top. My dressing will be olive oil with apple cider and/or rice wine vinegar, or sometimes just a Fresh and Easy preservative-free Italian Dressing. I must confess that over the last three months, I've eaten about six pieces of baked chicken thighs (thanks to my wonderful son-in-law):-) , and a few servings of various seafood (all "faces smaller than that of a lobster" ) :-) However, I don't beat myself up over it, I just realize that I'm a "struggling" vegetarian on a mission to get as close as I can to my ultimate goal…a daily 80% organic raw food diet!
Over the years I have noticed that when I eat a primarily vegetarian diet, it's very agreeable to my body, and I have 3-4 eliminations each day, and they are nice and soft, usually in one banana-shaped piece! However, when I eat foods on a regular basis that are harder to digest, like chicken or turkey, I may only have 1-2 eliminations a day, and it's like hard little rocks that are sometimes difficult to expel. So, during the last few weeks, I've noticed that I've been having as many as 4-6 eliminations each day, and not only are they soft banana-sized pieces from the large intestine, but they are also soft smaller pieces, which, I can tell by their diameter, are from the small intestines as well! So, the more organic raw foods I eat, the easier it is for my body to, not only eliminate the waste products from my large intestines (after the nutrients are absorbed), but to eliminate much MORE of the waste products during the day, all the way from my small intestines as well! Now, this is a first for me, without the assistance of an herbal laxative, like cascara sagrada!
So, back to analyzing the Coffee Enema experience…
My conclusion is that there was only a small amount of evacuation after tonight's Coffee Enema because my large and small intestines were pretty much already cleaned-out from the regular daily eliminations naturally stimulated by the increasingly organic raw food diet, that I have consciously undertaken and followed to the best of my ability! Now, isn't that just REALLY WONDERFUL!! :-D
OMG! It's almost 5 am!... :-o