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Joseph Ettedgui was a world renowned yet self-effacing Moroccan-born fashion designer who brought simple, clean-cut styles and fashions to the public at affordable prices. Though he had no background in fashion, Ettedgui did have a keen eye and an entrepreneurial flair for retail coupled with an innate intuition for what his customers needed and wanted, which ultimately led to his global success and an impeccable reputation. His stores brought together contemporary designers with his own-name designs from the early 1970s.
All of this, however, was a world away from the ambitions of his father who was a French-Moroccan shopkeeper. "He wanted me to be a doctor or a solicitor," Ettedgui said. "In Morocco, it was considered degrading to be in retailing."
Born in Casablanca in February 1936, Ettedgui originally trained as a hairdresser but in 1960 he and his brother, Maurice, came to London, where, he said, they "fell in love with the rain and baked beans". It was the start of the swinging Sixties and there was a buzz of excitement in the air with the likes of Vidal Sassoon, Mary Quant and Terence Conran about. In 1962, the brothers opened a hairdressing salon, Salon 33, on the King's Road, Chelsea, being joined two years later by their other brother, Franklin.
Joseph Ettedgui was quick to explore new avenues, his love for fashion exceeding his desire to style hair. This led to a meeting with Japanese designer Kenzo Takada in Paris, after which Ettedgui began selling Kenzo knitwear in his salon, turning the basement into a shop in the early 1970s. As luck would have it the fashion editor of The Sunday Times, Michael Roberts, noticed the salon and liked the sweaters. He used them in a shoot that appeared in the magazine. By the Monday afternoon, the entire stock had sold out. Thus, Joseph Ettedgui was launched on a Britain that had no idea its appetite for adventurously minimal European style was about to be stimulated.
Along with Kenzo, Ettedgui introduced local aficionados to the likes of Azzedine Alaïa, Helmut Lang and Martin Margiela. In 1972, continuing to sell young designers like Kenzo, Emanuelle Khanh and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, he established his own-name clothing store in Chelsea offering women staples in the form of simple yet stylish and impeccably cut trousers and shirts, as well as an unfaltering mixture of brands. His philosophy was simple. "An entire wardrobe can't be made up of only designer clothes," he said. "People need good trousers and good shirts that they wear all the time." He was right – but just as important was the way he sold his goods, in hi-tech, chrome-and-glass stores initially designed by Norman Foster, which had the streamlined ambience of an Art Deco cruise ship. In the late 1970s, he took on the rest of the world, opening stores in Paris, New York and Japan.
The black and chrome of his London stores defined the stark monochromatic obsession of the 1980s and spawned countless imitators, keen to adopt the same sense of sophisticated style but unable to match his unfaltering mix of carefully chosen labels. Wise enough not to buy entire collections, he selected only the most streamlined and well-designed pieces. His constant search for perfection, combined with convincingly structured in-store and window displays, brought many designers to the fore. So influential was Ettedgui's choice of names that his favour could raise a designer's status overnight. As well as developing the Joseph brand, he has been credited with nurturing designers such as Margaret Howell, Katharine Hamnett, Franco Moschino, the late Alexander McQueen and John Galliano.
Hamnett, for one, reflected on "a fantastic working relationship" which began when Ettedgui rescued her from penury after a French company she was working for left her high and dry with a bagful of samples. He bought the lot on a sale-and-return basis, she recalled, "and that was the beginning of one of the happiest times in my career. He enabled things, he trusted his instincts, he loved what he did, and he was very good at it."
Despite the success of his Joseph emporia, he recognised that shoppers wanted a different retail experience, and so, in 1997, he decided to overhaul his stores to make them less sterile, more comfortable, even fun. "Stores provide too much stability today," he explained. "You have to give customers the element of surprise, because shops should be like a stage that changes every three months."
In 1996 and 1997 new Joseph stores opened in New York, along with a second London store. The new London shop was Ettedgui's first free-standing menswear shop; additional men's-only stores were slated to follow in major US cities like Boston, Chicago, and Miami. However, Ettedgui found a new passion in the Connolly brand. In 1999 he and his wife Isabelle, who was the firm's designer, bought the family-owned luxury leather goods brand and opened its first flagship store in 2000 in Conduit Street, central London. Since then he had introduced ready-to-wear, an area he planned to develop further. In 2008, aged 72 and with retirement not on the horizon, he contemplated opening a luxury hotel in London, which would have given Connolly an extra dimension.
In late 1999, Ettedgui and his brothers Franklin and Maurice surprised many by selling a 54 per cent stake in the Joseph brand to the Belgian financier Albert Frère, and a minority interest to the luxury giant LVMH, with Joseph personally making over £30m in the process. In 2005, he and Franklin sold the entire business to the Japanese firm Onward Kashiyama for £140m, sharing £20m between them.
Over the years Ettedgui won a number of accolades, including the Knitwear Designer of the Year award four times, in 1990, 1992, 1993 and 1994, for his Tricot collection. In 1990, his collection of urban classics received the British Classics award, and in 2000 he also received a British Fashion Award for Contemporary Collections, presented by Cherie Blair.
Joseph Ettedgui was widely recognised in the fashion world for his profound contributions not only to apparel, but to the atmosphere in which clothes are bought and sold. His ability to act as a catalyst, bringing together the work of innovative designers as well as classic ensembles, many from his own designs, provided a unique environment for both men and women seeking clothing and accessories not only for special occasions but for an entire lifestyle. "I like to dress people, not to make them fashionable," he said. Whether consciously or not, he did both over three decades.
Nicholas Foulkes, author of The Last Dandy, summed up Joseph Ettedgui: "With his tousled hair, slightly mischievous smile and cigar, Joseph was a true Londoner even though he never shed his French accent. I believe that Joseph will come to be regarded as one of the handful of men who shaped London taste in the last quarter of the 20th century and who helped establish chic London today... he was a charming man and a good, kind friend. He will be greatly missed."
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We are thinking bikes to get around Duck is the way to go instead of using the car. Any advice?
Where in the Outer Banks should we visit??
My husband and I are planning a getaway from our kids for 4-5 days in mid-October. We have never been to OBX and are thinking of going there. We like to shop (unique shops, not national chains), bike, and eat. Where in the OBX would you recommend? We are thinking that it will also give us a chance to investigate whether it is a good place for a family vacation next summer. We were leaning toward Duck or Nags Head.
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I am travelling to new york next march and would like to visit duck. what is the easiest way to get from new york to duck - plane, car, train,
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Seafood Market around Duck/
Do any locals or VTers know of a good seafood market?
Looking for a good recommendation to feed 15-20 people on locally caught fish/ reasonably priced good seafood.
What's the word on Duck?...
I posted this in the North Carolina forum too so thanks for your patience......
I'm heading to Duck for two weeks next week and was haoping I could get some advice.I usually stay down near Salvo and Rodanthe but this is the first time I'll be spending any length of time in Duck.
1. I need a bicycle rental place in Duck or nearby
2. Can anyone recomend a good restraunt? Someplace casual with good food-I'm looking for something like Tortugas Lie in Nags Head.
3. How's the fishing? They always tell me "you should have been here last week" so I imagine it's good this week.What won't I catch when I'm there??
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An extremely talented actress and entertainer, Ellen DeGeneres is a brave woman who challenges clichés with shrewdness in her eponymous TV show and in life. Telling great truths with a smile
As Forbes magazine states, Ellen DeGeneres was the 46th most powerful woman in the world in 2014. It is not hard to understand why. Ellen DeGeneres is not only the presenter of her own show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, created more than ten years ago, but she is also an actress, a comic and a dubber. She gave life to Dory, the friendly but amnesiac fish in Finding Nemo (2003), winning the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Saturn Awards and becoming the first actress to win such an award for a dubbing performance. She has also hosted the Academy Awards more than once, always demonstrating her comical skills. Her most memorable performance was in 2014 when she managed to take a group selfie with Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lawrence, Jared Leto, Lupita Nyong'o and many others. It rapidly became the most retweeted selfie in history, with more than 2.8 millions of retweets in just 24 hours, breaking the previous record which belonged to Obama. Born in Metaire, Louisiana, on 26 January 1958, she dropped out from college and started touring the States with her cabaret shows. However, her career has not always been so simple. Her first big goal, as a woman and a comic, was to be invited to The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
She was the first female comic actress to be invited to appear on the show, she was only 34. After that, she performed as an actress in various sitcoms such as "Ellen" and "Ellen the Show" in the nineties, but reached her fame in 1997. She was invited to the Oprah Winfrey Show for an interview, and during the talk with Oprah she did a public coming out. The episode soon became one of the most watched in the history of the program and she received mixed reviews, from the audience and the media. Soon after her show was cancelled, and went through three difficult years in her life. Four years later she was asked to host the Emmy Awards. On this occasion she proved to the public her professionalism and her commitment. The event was cancelled twice, due to the short period of time from the World Trade Center tragedy, but her performance was a success. She received many standing ovations, one in particular for saying "What would upset the Taliban more than a gay woman wearing a suit in front of a room full of Jews?" She has sat on the juries of various talent shows on TV and has published semi-autobiographical books which became best-sellers. Today, Ellen hosts her own show "Ellen DeGeneres Show", created in 2003 and nominated eleven times in her first seasons, winning four prizes, one for Best Show. The show always starts with her dancing and singing, trying to involve the audience. She usually interviews celebrities and very often gives expensive presents to the public watching her live. Through her show, she presented to the world of entertainment Sophia Grace and Rosie, who at the time were seven and five years old. These two cousins who after posting a video in Youtube went viral, became famous after posting on Youtube a video which became soon viral and that so far has received more than 45 millions of views. The girls currently have a personal feature on the program. In 2010 Ellen announced her own record label "Eleveneleven".
The name was chosen after a series of coincidences, but what really makes her own label interesting is that she searches for her talents on Youtube. Lastly, Ellen is not only a comic actress and TV presenter who proudly represents women and lesbians, but also mixed her personal beliefs with her career, such as being vegetarian and animal friendly. Her shiny smile and her piercing blue eyes make you remember this incredible woman as soon as you see her.
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The following testcase asserts on ionmonkey revision acf3c1fb7c94 (run with --ion-eager), tested on 64 bit:
function test1() {
var src = "switch(x) {\n";
for (var i=-1; i<4; i++) {
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We were missing code to handle the case where we set a stack slot, but it's in the middle of a copy list. The copy list would become corrupted. This patch rewrites the nodes around the entry that is about to be overwritten.
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::: js/src/ion/MIRGraph.cpp
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> slots_[lowest].copyOf = NotACopy;
> slots_[lowest].firstCopy = prev;
> + } else if (var.isCopy()) {
> + uint32 prev = var.copyOf;
> + if (slots_[prev].firstCopy != slot) {
I think we would hit this case less if we iterated over the stack positions backwards in the addPredecessor. Probably doesn't matter though.
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> + prev = slots_[prev].nextCopy;
> + JS_ASSERT(prev != NotACopy);
> + }
> + }
> + slots_[prev].firstCopy = var.nextCopy;
I kind of dislike this because we're abusing the firstCopy/nextCopy union, which is confusing to read. When you take the conditional you're actually clobbering a nextCopy field, and when you don't you're really setting the firstCopy field. Can we do a positive test? Like,
uint32 backing = var.copyOf;
if (slots_[backing].firstCopy == slot) {
slots_[backing].firstCopy = var.nextCopy;
} else {
// ... iterative thing to set nextCopy on a list member to var.nextCopy...
That way if they were made into non-union members it would still work alright.
> That way if they were made into non-union members it would still work alright.
Thanks, I think this is clearer too.
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Now that the majors are over, Adam Scott is going after the only big prize left this year — a shot at the $10 million FedEx Cup title.
Scott ran off four straight birdies in the middle of his round Friday, and then closed with an approach that settled a foot from the cup for a tap-in birdie and a 6-under-par 65. That gave him a share of the 36-hole lead with Cameron Tringale at The Barclays in Paramus, N.J.
Three dozen players were within five shots of the lead, a group that includes British Open and PGA champion Rory McIlroy. The world's No. 1 player, going after his fourth straight victory, shook off some rust on the range and was nine shots better than his opening round with a 65.
Scott won The Barclays a year ago at Liberty National, and it felt like a bonus in a year in which he won his first major at the Masters. He never had a serious chance at any of the majors this year, and he is looking at the FedEx Cup playoffs differently.
"There's so much to play for, and for me to be satisfied with the year, I need four really great weeks," Scott said.
Scott and Tringale were at 8-under 134. Kevin Chappell (67), Brendon Todd (69) and Jim Furyk (69) were one shot behind. The group two shots back included Henrik Stenson (64), Jason Day (64) and Ernie Els, who is playing his sixth straight tournament and shot a 68.
Madison's Jerry Kelly fired a 64 and was seven strokes off the pace.
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What I love to do (even in my sleep) is help individuals and businesses implement systems and processes.
A process works best when it is not the goal unto itself.
Culture trumps process every time, not the other way around.
Software can solve a problem but often a spreadsheet can achieve a process goal without adding new problems first.
Technology serves us best when it enhances an existing system.
I would love to help you add structure where you need it in your business.
A selection of past employment, more on Linkedin here.
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Youth Alive Queensland
As a not for profit organisation we built our own in-house ticketing system, saving thousands in sales commissions and leveraging a mobile check-in system that volunteers could use.
Built a custom Google App Engine system that provided a simple way for WRS to send files to their customer relationship management system XPLAN eliminated an entirely manual process from an existing system.
A multi-user and real-time incident management system for a community organisation offering a professional response to the crises, risks or needs of people.
Enable the existing staff (non-programmers) to make the most of a custom database solution using Zoho Creator, building core functionality and handing it off to their team for future.
I have a few thoughts and ramblings on Medium
A few thoughts on how I like to approach problem solving and systems, especially in a technology rich world.
Open Source
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Building on Existing Platforms
Whether it is Google Apps for email, Trello for project management, or Modulus for Javascript hosted code, I endeavour to build solutions based on proven existing services and platforms.
Every project is managed by a dedicated Trello board, shared with clients, so you know what I am working on at all times. With a weekly flow of updates and invoices which means a faster communication loop between myself and clients.
Preferred tools & technologies where I have the most experience.
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There are two populations of liver sinusoidal endothelial cell (LSEC) progenitor cells. The LSEC progenitor cells in the bone marrow play an important role in repair of liver injury and promoting liver regeneration, but play no role in norml turnover. The LSEC progenitor cells in the liver (resident LSEC progenitor cells) contribute much less to repair of liver injury and promoting liver regeneration, but are the progenitors for normal LSEC turnover. The overarching objective of this proposal is to elucidate mechanisms underlying dysfunction of LSEC progenitor cells and of progenitor cell repair with the goal of identifying therapeutic targets.
Specific aim 1 is based on the hypothesis that regulation of recruitment of bone marrow LSEC progenitor cells (i.e. proliferation of LSEC progenitors in the bone marrow, mobilization of progenitors from bone marrow to the circulation, and engraftment in the liver) is impaired in chronic liver disease and that this impairment of a repair process increases the damage of acute liver injury and impairs liver regeneration in chronic liver disease. Studies will examine the effect of acute injury in chronic liver disease on bone marrow LSEC progenitor cell recruitment to the liver, establish predictors for the risk of inadequate progenitor cell recruitment, and determine whether acute injury is attenuated with progenitor cell therapy. The hypothesis for specific aim 2 is that acute liver injury alters the signaling pathways for bone marrow LSEC progenitor cell engraftment in the liver. Studies will examine the effect of altered signaling on bone marrow LSEC progenitor cell engraftment and on liver regeneration, elucidate the mechanisms that lead to the impairment of signaling, and will determine whether strategies to restore normal signaling ameliorate acute injury. The hypothesis for the third aim is that phenotypic changes in LSEC with aging are due to changes in resident progenitor cells. Studies will determine whether the changes in the LSEC are indeed due to changes in the progenitor cell and will examine the signaling pathways that lead to the changes in the resident progenitor cells.
Stem cells maintain normal tissue function and repair tissue injury. This proposal examines whether a change in the aging liver is due to changes in liver stem cells and what interventions might reverse this. Studies will also examine processes in liver injury and liver disease that impede stem cell repair of tissue injury and will identify approaches to improve stem cell repair.
|Wang, Lin; Wang, Xiangdong; Xie, Guanhua et al. (2012) Liver sinusoidal endothelial cell progenitor cells promote liver regeneration in rats. J Clin Invest 122:1567-73
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Welcome to the Samuel Beckett Summer School
Public Programme 2016
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What Would I Do Without This Silence
Cad A Dhéanfainn Gan An Tost Sea Áit Ina N-Éagann na Monabhir
Mouth on Fire presents Beckett's poetry in Irish, French, and English
(co-organised with DRAFF Conference/Colloque and supported by UNESCO)
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Readings by Barry McGovern in the GPO
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"Headaches Among the Overtones": Music in the Work of Samuel Beckett
A public lecture by Catherine Laws
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Olwen Fouéré: In Conversation
One of Ireland's leading creative artists discusses her work, Beckett and beyond
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Behind the Scenes: Pan Pan's Cascando
Sights, sounds, and stories from the 2016 premiere of Cascando (includes full recording)
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The full programme for registered participants in the 2016 summer school is below. For an up-to-date schedule with times and locations for all events, please see the 2016 schedule page.
- Lectures & Roundtable
Rónán McDonald, 'Valuing Beckett'
Angela Moorjani, 'Beckett's Containers or What the Archive Tells Us about Beckett and Buddhism'
Matthew Feldman, '"…suggesting pursuit of knowledge at some period": On preparing Samuel Beckett's Philosophy Notes for publication'
David Pattie, 'Other Archives'
Nadia Louar, 'Beckett's Hauntologies: I say it as I hear it'
Catherine Laws, '"Headaches Among the Overtones": Music in the work of Samuel Beckett'
Beckett, Politics, and the Political, a roundtable featuring faculty of the summer school
- Seminars (for full descriptions click here)
- Bilingual Beckett: Nadia Louar (French helpful but not required)
- Beckett and Music: Catherine Laws
- Performance Workshop: Nicholas Johnson & Jonathan Heron
- Beckett's Manuscripts: Mark Nixon & Dirk Van Hulle
- Performances and Public Programme
All registered participants and faculty receive free admission to the public programme events featuring work by Pan Pan, Olwen Fouéré, Barry McGovern, and Mouth on Fire, at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, the Long Room Hub, and the GPO.
- A tour of the Beckett Country led by Feargal Whelan
- A rich social programme, including the annual Beckett Pub Quiz and a closing banquet for participants.
Now in its sixth year, the Samuel Beckett Summer School provides a unique experience for students, scholars and lovers of Beckett's works. Each year we invite the world's foremost Beckett scholars to present new lectures and seminars on all aspects of Beckett's works. The School appeals to a wide range of Beckett enthusiasts by providing the opportunity to experience, savour and study Beckett's works in the university where he began his intellectual life.
The Summer School is different from an academic conference in that it is not purely a gathering by specialists for other specialists. Instead, we aim to engage and explore Beckett's works from a variety of different perspectives in order to examine and re-examine Beckett's evolving legacy and relevance. The aim of the Summer School is to look at Beckett in an open and pluralist fashion and to consider all of the numerous contexts of his work that are of interest both to the scholar and to the general reader.
The Samuel Beckett Summer School offers a full week of learning and is complemented by social and cultural events each evening.
Each morning will feature one or two lectures by leading Beckett scholars. In the afternoons we run our week-long seminars. Each student chooses one of four seminars and stays with that seminar for the full week. Seminars include: Beckett's Manuscripts; a Reading Group (the specific texts may change each year); Performance Workshop; and at least one special seminar whose topic will change each year (past examples include 'Beckett and Deleuze', 'Beckett and Dante', and 'Beckett and Irish Culture, 1929–1949'). The range of seminar topics is meant to reflect the diverse ways in which Beckett's works can be approached, and are run by experts in those particular areas.
In addition to the academic programme, we offer a range of activities, including social events, performances, field trips, an opening reception and a closing banquet. We encourage all of our speakers to attend our social events and discuss Beckett in more informal settings. Some of our additional events are open to the public and some are exclusive to participants of the Summer School.
To view images from last year's event, please visit our 2015 Beckett Summer School photos page.
Please email firstname.lastname@example.com with enquiries.
"Now that the Summer dust has settled, I am writing to thank you for your great work with the Beckett School, and for the wonderful opportunity you set up for my students. I have been in touch with [both of my students] recently, and I can tell they are still riding a joyous wave after their experience in Dublin. It is safe to say that this was a defining event in their academic careers, and, judging by their passion for Beckett, a defining event in their life. I should add that they were both genuinely impressed by the quality of the lectures and the seminars (in particular Caselli´s seminar), and greatly enjoyed all the other para-academic activities (trips, exhibits, dinners, etc.). You probably know it already, but it never hurts to be told: this school is a great thing, and you ought to be proud."
– Ruben Borg, Lecturer in English Literature, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2013
"The strength of the Samuel Beckett Summer School lies in its variety. How it approaches its subject, the diversity of opinions I encountered in one week at Trinity, the people I met. It is a foundation for those who are studying Beckett for the first time, or another step up for those who may be more familiar with him. I left with a new image of Beckett, one that had him as not solely Irish, but because of the people I had met and the lessons I had learned, but one that was international as well"
– Andrew McEwan, student at the Samuel Beckett Summer School 2012
"The Summer School offered a sensitively designed, busy programme with many complementary strains. […] By the end of the week, somewhere between exhaustion and elation, Friday's banquet provided an enjoyable and very tasty end to the week's activities. This year's Summer School is a testament to the many die-hard Beckett enthusiasts who eagerly participated in what was a marathon week in Dublin"
– Georgina Nugent-Folan, The Beckett Circle, 2012
(Click here to read the Georgina Nugent-Folan review of the 2012 Samuel Beckett Summer School from the Autumn 2012 issue of The Beckett Circle)
The Beckett Summer School is a project of the School of English and the School of Drama, Film and Music at Trinity College Dublin. It is housed on campus at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute.


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A 12-year-old boy who had last been seen in Inverness on Saturday, has been traced by police.
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- Project Details
Title Europemobility Network
Project Number 518552-LLP-1-2011-1-IT-LEONARDO-LNW
Year 2011
Project Type Networks
Status completed
Country EU-Centralised Projects
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Europemobility Network (EUN) is open Corsortia of organizations from Vocational, Higher as well as informal and non formal education, committed to cooperate to raise the quality and quantity of work placements and learning mobility opportunities in Europe. EUN is active in the following areas:
- Support mechanisms: identify models, tools and frameworks supporting mobility coordinators, those responsible for conceiving and implementing learning mobility schemes and work placements abroad
- Mobility of knowledge: disseminate tools, resources, methodologies, quality standards and procedures to plan and implement learning mobility and work placements abroad
- Raising awareness actions: promoting high visibility dissemination activities towards final beneficiaries showing the benefits of learning mobility toward youngsters and students as well as host organizations and companies
Since their introduction in 1987, European mobility programmes supporting work placements abroad have registered a constant but modest increase in the number of beneficiaries.
Still a low percentage of youngsters in Europe go abroad as part of their educational path.
The boost of allocated budget from the EC within the LLL Programme as well as from some member countries via ESF or national dedicated funding, is amplifying the volume of exchanges but a multiplier effects is required if we are to achieve the objective of making learning mobility a reality for all.
Europemobility Network aims at establishing a strategic framework, the conditions and a work plan, allowing key players of learning mobility in Europe, belonging from different sectoral fields and different domains of education and bringing into the project the state of the art, the know how, tools and experiences, to cooperate and create synergies focused on raising quality and quantity of work placements abroad and then transfer these models to a wide audience across Europe.
The focus of Europemobility Network is on improving strategies and actions on learning mobility and work placements abroad which we believe requires the cross-cooperation of different stakeholders coming from various domains who are well represented in this partnership:
- VET: providers/decision makers and trends analysts
- Academic and Higher education: managers, board members and directors
- Non formal and informal education: top players and experts/researchers
- Business: top players and finance strategist
- Other stakeholders operating in funding streams, private and public, such as transnational measures under European Social Fund etc.
The objective of this Network is to enable partners, occasional and permanent participants to actively cooperate on promoting crucial and strategic awareness on the obstacles to mobility as well as on the tools, methodologies and solutions.
Therefore, if you fall under one of the categories below, you are invited to contact EUN representatives to join our Thematic Groups, events and initiatives.
Following the three major researches financed by the EC (2005-2007) and based, among them, on the MoVe-iT study, focusing on the obstacles of mobility in IVET, CSCS has promoted, in partnership with PwC, the Europemobility initiative with a Leonardo da Vinci TOI support, which has accomplished very high visibility and successful awareness raising campaigns, including the wider European 'Mobility Video Contest' and has established the first live community of European mobility coordinators responsible for more than 2500 learning mobilities and work placements abroad per year, grouping 90 institutions from 14 countries.
The rational behind the composition of the partnership and the activities of the project is based on the following considerations:
- We need to raise the quality and the quantity of learning mobility initiatives if we are to achieve the objectives and the EU2020 strategy
- In order to do so, we need to foster cooperation and synergies among different stakeholders responsible for and active in learning mobility
- We need to identify experiences, ideas, strategies and best practices which has proven to be successful and establish support mechanism to circulate and share them within and outside their respective operational contexts
- We need to secure bridging and cooperation with those institutions, sending and hosting organizations, local and regional authorities, who are in the front line and who are responsible for conceiving and implementing transnational learning mobility, in order to guarantee the adoption of quality standards and procedures, positive strategies and best practices and thus ensuring the foreseen impact
Furthermore, Europemobility Network aims at contributing to the following elements of the Bruges Communique Action Plan under the perspective of the learning mobility and work placements abroad:
- Review the use of incentives, rights and obligations to encourage more people to take up training
- Implement the 2009 recommendation on quality assurance in vocational training
- Encourage the development of vocational schools, with the support of local and regional authorities
- Introduce internationalisation strategies to boost international mobility
- Increase cooperation with business to ensure training is relevant, for instance by giving teachers the possibility of practical training in companies
- Launch communication strategies to highlight the benefits of vocational training
Social dialog
Equal opportunities
Utilization and distribution of results
Higher education
Labor market
Intercultural learning
Lifelong learning
Recognition, transparency, certification
Open and distance learning
Vocational guidance
Enterprise, SME
Language training
Continuous training
Initial training
Mining and Quarrying
Activities of Extraterritorial Organisations and Bodies
Activities of Households as Employers; Undifferentiated Goods- and Services-Producing Activities of Households for Own Use
Public Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security
Administrative and Support Service Activities
Real Estate Activities
Financial and Insurance Activities
Transportation and Storage
Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair of Motor Vehicles and Motorcycles
Water Supply; Sewerage, Waste Management and Remediation Activities
Electricity, Gas, Steam and Air Conditioning Supply
Accommodation and Food Service Activities
Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities
Human Health and Social Work Activities
Other Service Activities
Information and Communication
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Product Types
distribution methods
evaluation methods
material for open learning
open and distance learning
transparency and certification
procedure for the analysis and prognosis of the vocational training requirement
Product information
To be established as working groups responsible for different areas and domains focused by the project. Partners are responsible for different commissions / working groups which are open to members of partner's organizations as well as to other interested parties outside the Consortia.
Thematic commission will define a work plan focused on establishing a calendar of workshops aimed at involving a wide number of stakeholders and establishing cooperation and synergies for identifying and disseminating positive strategies and measures under a given area / challenges.
Thematic Commissions will start by defining the number and the focus of each working group which could include the following:
- Benchmarking on learning mobility and work placements abroad
- Technologies supporting learning mobility
- Matching education and learning mobility with business needs
- Quality Labels for Students and for Host Organizations
- Quality standards and procedures for managing learning mobility
- Economic models and funding streams for learning mobility
- International Community of Mobility Coordinators
- Awareness raising campaigns on mobility
- Observatory on the impact of Learning mobility
The International Conferences will attract relevant stakeholder from local, regional, national and European level among:
- Mobility coordinators responsible for learning mobility and work placements abroad within VET, higher education and non formal and informal education
- Businesses and businesses representatives- Sending and hosting organizations
- Local and regional authorities responsible for education
- Decision makers
- Public and private funding agencies dealing with education
- Competence centres and accreditation authorities
The three International Conferences will be organized in different countries, once a year, in order to maximise the impact of the project across Europe.
Partners representing the educational providers, from VET, non formal and informal education as well as those in higher education responsible for organizing work placements abroad are committed to improve and expand the existing Europemobility International Community of Mobility Coordinators, by additional members within and outside the Consortium.
Partners will identify and define technological tools and functionalities allowing greater cooperation and interaction among members, supporting establishment of partnerships and planning of learning mobility schemes and work placements abroad.
In terms of volume, the current 2500 mobility initiatives undertaken with the Europemobility International Community of Practice, spread among 14 countries an 90 organizations, will reach 10.000 by 2012 and 15.000 by 2013.The Community will serve as main channel of implementation of the Europemobility Network outcomes ensuring wide adoption of quality standards and deliverables across Europe.
Building upon the achievements of Europemobility Video Contest, www.europemobility.org, which in 2010 have reached over 13.000 online visitors from more than 80 countries, partners will improve this high visibility action, defining the conditions and implementing the promotional activities to maximise its impact among youngsters and students undertaking work placements abroad.
The approach of the Video Contest will be open enabling youngsters and students undertaking work placements abroad to take active part in the contest regardless their educational dimensions (VET, academic, non formal and informal education) and their funding stream (EU initiatives, ESF, local regional or national programmes).
It is envisaged to pursue a double voting system: an International Jury composed by the partnership Steering Committee and an online voting system which have proven particularly successful due to the viral marketing originating from the partnership as well as from the candidates taking part in the contest.
The web site www.europemobility.org allows already online posting of videos, automatic web streaming via Youtube services and sophisticated online voting by the Jury and web surfers.
The Thematic Commission will revise the "Terms and Conditions", the required duration and characteristics of the videos, as well as defining different categories of target users to be focused by the Jury, differentiating, for example VET students work placements abroad, study abroad initiatives, academic mobility.
Based on existing experiences within Erasmus programme, as well as from other formal and non formal education contexts, partners will define the most suitable approach for benchmarking of transnational learning mobility and work placements abroad ("best practice benchmarking" or "process benchmarking") and make available on the project web site online tools to enable acquisition and comparison of data.
Partners to identify and define a benchmarking exercise, to measure performance of learning mobility using a specific set of indicators, such as, for example, costs per unit of mobility exchange, mobility cycle time, percentage of mobility students against overall population, percentage of studies / work placements abroad against overall curricula, impact and failures of mobility.
Based on existing experiences such as, among others, Q-Planet, Quality Placements Network www.q-planet.org, partners will define conditions and procedures to award Quality Labels for Mobility Students and for Host Companies.
The overarching aims of such a tool is to contribute to raising visibility and attractiveness of learning mobility.
The Quality Label framework to be developed and disseminated by Europemobility Network will focus on the learning processes and on the conditions, from the perspective of the students as well as of the companies, to ensure attainment of the educational objectives of the work placements abroad, rather than on summative indicators as the current existing measures are focused on.
The focus will be on identifying the key skills as well as the attainment levels, which can best be gained abroad, i.e. a learning environment which gets trainees out of their "comfort zones at home" (e.g. linguistic, intercultural, entrepreneurial, career-planning key skills); study and exchange of good practices how those key skills can be measured (e.g. by self assessment, peer assessment) and how the training of those key skills can be organised (e.g. by accompanying (online) trainings).
Based on the guidelines and framework of the publication by WSF 2007 on the "Impact of mobility" under Leonardo measures, partners will implement a research via online questionnaires, to measure the impact of learning mobility on students, with particular reference to the following dimensions:
- personal
- professional
- social/interpersonal
The focus of the outcome will be on identifying the characteristics, frameworks, conditions and strategies which best maximise the impact of ESF measures and complement them with existing European initiatives.
The Commission will cooperate with private banking system to identify, in Europe as well as in other geographical areas, such as primarily America and Asia, financial services and bank products to support learning mobility and cope with cash flow problems.
A feasibility study on such financial services and products will be produced by the partner CBE GEIE.Furthermore, this deliverable will include a section on funding schemes for mobility outside the EU programmes, exploiting the existing information contained in the Europemobility Guidebook "Work Placements Abroad" as well as the information made available by the research financed by DG EAC under Call for tender EAC/27/2010.
The focus of this deliverable will be on strategies and measures to establish synergies and cooperation among different stakeholders and funding streams, overcoming the economic challenges of learning mobility and fighting the so called "mobility devide".
In coherence with the flagship initiative "Agenda for new skills and jobs", relevant stakeholders from the business world as well as representatives of the Competence Centres developed in The Netherlands will cooperate with VET providers to define strategies, procedures and conditions to maximise the educational impact of learning mobility and work placements abroad.
The analysis on cooperation models will focus also how increased cooperation with business world could support synergies between mobility of higher education (HE) and vocational education.
Different potential scenario will be identified and studies including, for example:
- an HE student undertaking an internship/stage in his/her own country who could be matched with an international VET student to work together on a project assigned by the host company; thus helping the VET student to integrate in a new environment and supporting the HE student to internationalise at home
- another scenario could foresee to match a VET apprentice within his company in home country with an international HE student; here the VET student would experience to be the local expert, while the international HE student would have a contact person of a similar age, who has less theoretic but more practical skills and can be asked questions a student might not want to ask a busy colleague or supervisor)
The scenarios above show the challenges this Thematic Commission will face in terms of identifying would be the most effective formats of such practical trainings/internship projects as well as the conditions and requirements from the host companies.
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Eight Days in Manatee Country
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First Look - Homosassa Springs Wildlife Refuge
After arriving in Homosassa Springs with George Stover's Adventure Productions, our first stop was at Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park where we met Dr. Lowe, the parks veterinarian charged with caring for the 9 manatees there. We enjoyed a behind the scenes tour of the park, including the manatee observation exhibit.
Dr. Lowe explained that Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park is a refuge where injured or orphaned manatees which have received treatment at a critical care facility are housed, fed, and cared for - until released or for the rest of their lives, depending on whether or not the animal is expected to be able to re-acclimate itself to life in the wild.
The park centers around a large freshwater spring which is the headwater for the Homosassa River - flowing about 2 million gallons of 72-degree spring water every hour. The springs constant temperature attracts manatees during the colder winter months to the springs area. Wild manatees are separated from the parks manatees by a special fence which spans the width of the flow several hundred feet from the main spring.
My first real-life manatee sighting was in the parks "Manatee Salad Bar" where the manatees are fed. The bar is really a floating cage designed to keep the food from floating downstream to the wild manatees which gather at the spring in the winter. The parks manatees are free to enter and exit the feeding area at will, through two large ports at either end. It was easy to see these gentle giants in the water from the lower observation deck of the exhibit - a floating observatory with windows under water.
My first impression was how large and gentle these animals appeared to be. I was amazed at how agile the front limbs were, as the stuffed food into their mouths and held it close to them as they fed. Admittedly, they're pug-faces reminded me of my Sharpeii, Roscoe, who shares a similar facial profile.
I also was impressed with the amount of food they devoured - it seemed they all had a very healthy appetite. The lettuce and greens were prepared by park operators by cleaning and chopping, then hauled to the salad bar, where it is thrown in to the waiting manatees.
After watching the manatees, we walked around the park and had the grand tour of all of the native-to-Florida animal exhibits, including several of the creatures shown below:
I was eager to be able to get into the water with the wild manatees, and was looking forward to our first dive in the Homosassa River on Sunday afternoon.
Call the Wildlife Alert Hotline 1-888-404-FWCC (3922) or *FWC/#FWC, or use VHF Channel 16 on your marine radio if you see an injured, dead, tagged, or orphaned manatee, or if you see a manatee being harassed.
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Braedon Weddings is made up of Braedon Flynn and Brian Tropiano, two film photographers who shoot with a style that's timeless and editorial with a photojournalistic, candid feel.
We at Braedon Weddings are known for making our work personal to each couple. We believe relationship and connection with the people we're shooting, comes across in the camera and our team is sought after for our ability to draw authenticity out of our subjects. Chemistry is important. You want to trust and like your photographer and that chemistry allows for us to draw things out of you that wouldn't happen if your photographer was someone you didn't connect with.
We capture the candid moments, the details, the joy and the love of a wedding day and would love to tell your story.
Both Brian and Braedon shoot with several different cameras, mostly all film. Shooting older, medium format cameras in color and black & white. We love what we do and hope we get to meet you! Watch the video below to get a glimpse into what we do. Hope you like it!


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So you teach! While I was away this weekend, my used book, Genetics of
Flowering Plants by Verne Grant arrived in the mail. I am sure it would
be easier to ask questions on the Robin with you and Barry and Phil
answering in such a clear manner, but will take a stab at studying this.
A Happy Thought with rust coloring would be awesome. Can't you keep a
few plants in the house? I raise hundreds inside on shelves with four
foot lights - one warm and one cool bulb - with great success.
If you are ever up to it, I would love a little more detail on the color
in the leaves. If I understand correctly, that is why you introduce the
colored leaf last and use the seed parent if that is your goal.
Thanks for all the information.


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Red Fruit Salad
|225 Gram, cut in 2 centimeter lengths
|225 Gram
|Granulated sugar
|225 Gram
|90 Milliliter
|Small strawberries
|225 Gram, hulled
|225 Gram
1) In a saucepan, put the rhubarb along with the blackcurrants.
2) Add the water and sugar and bring the mixture to a boil. Gently simmer till the rhubarb is just render, stirring all the time. This generally take a few minutes.
3) Add the raspberries and strawberries and cook for about a minute.
4) To freeze the preparation, turn it into a rigid container and allow to cool. Cover, label and store in the freezer.
5) Thaw the frozen preparation for about 8 hours, or overnight, at room temperature. Add brandy to taste and stir. Put in a serving dish and serve with cream.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 312 Calories from Fat 7
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.88 g1.4%
Saturated Fat 0.07 g0.34%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 4.5 mg0.2%
Total Carbohydrates 78 g26.2%
Dietary Fiber 5.8 g23.2%
Sugars 62.1 g
Protein 2 g4.7%
Vitamin A 4.2% Vitamin C 256.9%
Calcium 10.3% Iron 9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Camdenton School District's October Classified Employee of the Month is Scott Martin. Martin is the Assistant Director of Maintenance and has been with the district for seven years.
Steve Weber, who works in the school district's technology department, nominated Martin. In his nomination Weber said, "Scott always has a pleasant demeanor about him when dealing with staff, students, or anyone I have seen him communicate with. I feel this is the kind of demeanor that is required for successful communications that make work relations work."
Martin was presented with his award at the October school board meeting.


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Utskrift från Malmö högskola - mah.se
Utskrift från Malmö högskola - mah.se
|Self-charging biosupercapacitors
Pankratov, Dmitry : Malmö university
Malmö University Health and Society Doctoral Dissertations;8 (2016)
|Doctoral dissertation
|English abstract:
|The thesis is focused on an entirely new class of electric power biodevices – self-charging biosupercapacitors, or in other words, charge-storing biofuel cells. The power generating segments of these biodevices rely on different redox enzymes electrically wired to electrode surfaces. Planar electrodes were additionally nanostructured by gold nanoparticles to increase the real surface area/enhance enzyme loading. Bilirubin oxidase was used as a cathodic biocatalyst responsible for oxygen electroreduction, whereas cellobiose dehydrogenase and glucose dehydrogenase were exploited as anodic bioelements catalyzing electrooxidation of glucose. The charge-storing segments of biosupercapacitors were based on different electroconducting polymers, including carbon nanotube based nanocomposites, and osmium modified redox hydrogels. The particular bioelectrodes were characterized in detail using scanning electron and atomic force microscopies, as well as various electrochemical techniques. Self-charging biosupercapacitors were assembled and basic parameters of the biodevices, viz. open-circuit voltages, power and charge densities, and stability, were studied in continuous and pulse operating modes.
|Novel imaging technology and tools for biomarker detection in cancer
El-Schich, Zahra : Malmö university, Faculty of Health and Society
Malmö University Health and Society Doctoral Dissertation;3 (2016)
|Doctoral dissertation
|English abstract:
|Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide. Normally the balance between cell growth and cell death is strongly controlled. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is an indolent disease that has a highly variable clinical course and is the most common hematological malignancy amongst adults in the Western countries. The protein tyrosine phosphatase SHP-1 is a key regulator that controls the intracellular phosphotyrosine level in lymphocytes by inhibiting the B cell receptor signals. We have compared the expression and activity of SHP-1 in chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells from lymph nodes with matched peripheral blood samples. The expression levels of SHP-1 were higher in peripheral blood, but the phosphatase activity in lymph nodes and peripheral blood did not differ significantly. All cells in the body normally present glycans on the cell surface, which are involved in cellular communication and in processes like cell differentiation, proliferation and infection, including protecting the cells from invaders and in cell-cell contacts. Sialic acid occurs on the terminal end of glycans, and the frequency of sialic acid expression is increased on metastatic cancer cells and overexpression controls tumor cell growth and cell differentiation. The availability of specific antibodies against sialic acid is limited. We have been screening sialic acid on cancer cells by using a molecular imprinting polymer technique. Our results show that sialic acid is expressed on chronic lymphocytic leukemia cell lines at different levels at the plasma membrane. Higher expression of sialic acid in the more aggressive chronic lymphocytic leukemia cell lines was observed. To analyze morphological changes of death cells, digital holographic microscopy was used. Digital holographic microscopy is an approach for label-free non-invasive 3D imaging of cultured cells. We have analyzed cell death of adherent cancer cells using digital holographic microscopy and developed it to analyze suspension cells by combining this technique with antibody based microassays. Digital holographic microscopy can be used for cell-death induced cell analysis of both adherent cells and suspension cells. This thesis takes us one step further in cancer research as regards developing techniques for screening circulating cancer cells in blood as well as for individualized treatment of cancer patients.
|Humectants and skin : effects of hydration from molecule to man
Albèr, Cathrine : Malmö University
Malmö University Health and Society Doctoral Dissertation;1 (2015)
|Doctoral dissertation
|English abstract:
|Humectants belong to a group of hydrophilic compounds frequently used in skin care products with the aim to diminish the clinical symptom of skin dryness. The biochemical and biophysical mechanisms by which humectants interact with the skin barrier are far from fully understood. Increased understanding of such mechanisms can enhance the possibilities to tailor skin care products for various skin abnormalities. The work presented in this thesis centres on one high (hyaluronan) and two low (urea and glycerol) molecular weight humectants and their interactions with water, as well as their effect on the barrier properties of the outermost layer of the skin, i.e. the stratum corneum (SC). We explore the effect of hydration on thermodynamic properties of humectants, in particular hyaluronan, by using isothermal sorption calorimetry, differential scanning calorimetry and small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering. By combining data from several methods, a binary phase diagram of the hyaluronan - water system was constructed. We also investigate the effect of hydration and presence of humectants on the SC permeability in vitro by using an experimental set-up that allows for control of the boundary conditions in terms of water activity. In contrast to low molecular weight humectants, like urea and glycerol, it was concluded that hyaluronan (17 kDa) does not penetrate the skin barrier due to size exclusion. Addition of urea, glycerol or hyaluronan to aqueous formulations inevitably lowers the water activity of the formulation, which in tum affects the SC permeability when being applied. Moreover, it was shown that skin permeability of a model drug metronidazole decreases upon addition of hyaluronan to the formulation, while high skin permeability was maintained with addition of urea or glycerol. In addition, skin membrane electrical resistance, which normally increases at dehydrating skin conditions, remained low in presence of urea and glycerol. Excised skin hydrated at different hydration levels were examined with confocal Raman microspectroscopy. Large water inclusions were observed in fully hydrated SC after 24h exposure to a buffer solution. Addition of urea was shown to promote the formation of these inclusions. Urea and glycerol were also shown to improve the hydration capacity of isolated comeocytes. Similar approach as used in vitro was employed in vivo to explore the effect of hydration and humectants on skin permeability. It was shown that the water activity of the applied formulations have a marked effect on the barrier properties and urea and glycerol was shown to improve skin hydration even at reduced water activity of the applied formulation.
|Design and characterization of direct electron transfer based biofuel...
Lamberg, Peter
Malmö University Health and Society Doctoral Dissertation;4 (2014)
|Doctoral dissertation
|English abstract:
|Enzymatic fuel cells (EFCs) are bioelectronic devices based on redox enzymes, which convert chemical energy into electrical energy via biochemical reactions. A major difficulty to overcome is to successfully connect (using e.g., immobilization) the enzymes to the electrode surface. Since the immobilization process often stabilizes the enzyme, the electrode surface and the enzyme/electrode interface is of utmost importance for both the efficiency and stability of the EFC. In this work several different means of establishing the enzyme/electrode connection have been investigated. In order to construct a device that utilizes direct electron transfer the electrode surfaces were modified with nanostructures and, in some designs, self-assembled monolayers of thiols. The performance of the electrodes was evaluated by electrochemical methods, including potential sweeps and chronopotentiometry. Catalytic constants could be calculated mathematically by combining electrochemical methods with surface characterization methods, such as quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation and ellipsometry. All the fuel cells covered by this thesis are based on direct electron transfer processes. All designs also oxidize carbohydrates and reduce oxygen using cellobiose dehydrogenase and multi-copper oxidase, respectively. Our results revealed that the use of particular thiol had the capability to electrically connect cellobiose dehydrogenase to the electrode, equalling the commonly used two-thiol system. Both designs reached similar current densities, Le., about 20 jiA cm 2 with 5 mM lactose and the enzyme immobilized on thiolated gold nanoparticles (AuNPs). Both Bilirubin oxidase and Trichaptum abietinum Laccase could be directly immobilized on gold nanoparticles and current densities of up to 180 pA cm 2 were achieved. The 9- fold difference in currents with BOx and CDH reveals that the bioanode in this system requires more improvement to match the biocathode in performance. Upon doser inspection of the biointerface as regards the bioanode, it was concluded that a positive charge on the thiol was needed to create a direct (electric) contact between CDH and the electrode surface. Furthermore, the catalytic currents were nearly halved when the charged groups on the thiol were further modified with methyl groups. Biocompatibility of an implantable EFC design was evaluated using cell cultures of mammal cells, which was the first study of its kind. Toxicology tests revealed toxic by-products from the bioanode previously not reported in EFCs implanted in animals. The currents of the EFC was reduced by about half in cell culturing medium (10 1.1A cm') compared to PBS solutions, and was even more drastically reduced upon direct contact with fibroblast cells (1 jiA cm').
|Effects of surfactant adjuvants on plant leaf cuticle barrier propert...
Fagerström, Anton : Malmö University, Faculty of Health and Society
Doctoral Dissertation;3 (2014)
|Doctoral dissertation
|English abstract:
|The focus of this project has been the mechanisms of action of surfactants as agricultural adjuvants and the physico-chemical interactions between adjuvant, carrier formulation, and leaf surface. To increase the understanding of this complex system, model systems have been evaluated in parallel to in vitro studies of plant leaf cuticle. Investigations on how thermodynamic, structural and rheological properties of leaf surface constituents are affected by surfactant absorption and hydration have been central. The main techniques employed in the project are: Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy, Differential Scanning Calorimetry, Optical Phase Contrast Microscopy with Temperature Resolution, Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation, Small- and Wide-angle X-ray Diffraction, and Franz type diffusion cells. The effects that surfactants exert on the structure of native intact plant leaf cuticle were investigated by Small- and Wide-Angle X-ray diffraction (SWAXD). The wax has a broad melting interval between 40 and 80 C which comprises a crystalline transition from orthorhombic to hexagonal sub-cell. This transition is facilitated by addition of surfactants. Both intact cuticle and extracted wax also possess lamellar long range order. Clivia is an appropriate model plant since it is related to, and has similar leaf characteristics as, some of the most important crop plants, wheat and barley. It is easy to cultivate indoors, and the leaves are wide enough to be evaluated in vitro through diffusion cell experiments. The barrier is very tough; if it works on Clivia it most probably will work in the field as well. The model of plant leaf intracuticular wax can be used to estimate formulations effects on the cuticle structure. A model was based on a leaf wax extract and comprised 1-docosanol (C22H45OH) and dotriacontane (C32H66). The thermotropic phase behaviour of the model was investigated, and the structure of individual phases in the model wax - water system was determined. The thermotropic transitions of the model wax fit in the window of the extracted leaf waxes, but the model wax would benefit from further development, striving for a more amorphous system. The effects of surfactants on the phase behaviour and the rheological characteristics of the model wax were quantified. This was done to address the current lack of understanding of how surfactants affect the barrier properties of plant leaf cuticles on a molecular level. The model wax used is crystalline at ambient conditions, yet it is clearly softened by the surfactants. The softness of the wax film increased in irreversible steps after surfactant exposure and of the two surfactants used, C10EO7 has a stronger fluidizing effect than C8G1.6. Intracuticular waxes (IW) comprise both crystalline and amorphous domains. Surfactants mainly exercise their fluidizing effects in amorphous regions. A mechanism is suggested to explain the fluidizing effects seen on a largely crystalline model wax. It is proposed that surfactants may enter the crevices in between crystalline domains to establish an expanded continuous amorphous network. Surfactants allow higher amounts of active ingredients in solution, available for penetration. Commercial products (normally concentrates) may contain such high amounts of active ingredient that complete solubilisation is never reached, even after dilution. Crystalline active ingredients cannot enter the cuticle and may lead to an unnecessary environmental burden when dislocated from the leaf. The rate of active ingredient leaf uptake may be increased by an appropriate surfactant. Surfactants increase the flux of active ingredients over the cuticle barrier by increasing the diffusion coefficient inside the cuticle. Based on Fick's first law, an algorithm that accommodates changes in boundary conditions and takes partition into account was developed. It thereby provides a more accurate method, compared to the standard equations normally used for calculating solute diffusion coefficients in membranes. The same quantitative increase in both flux (Ji) and diffusion coefficient (Di) was observed with surfactants present, while the cuticle-water partition coefficient (lg Kcw) remained unchanged. Evaluation tools have been developed by the establishment of QCM-D and membrane diffusion protocols, and the investigations on model wax. These tools can facilitate the determination of desired properties of new and better adjuvants in agriculture. Subsequently, it may contribute to a more cost-efficient and environmentally friendly usage of pesticides in foliar spray applications. The wider aim of this project was to contribute to a more efficient and optimized pesticide application through investigation of the cuticle and its interplay with surfactant solutions.
|Swedish abstract:
|I avhandlingen undersöks växelverkan mellan det yttersta lagret på växters blad (cutikeln), aktiva substanser, och ämnen som tillsätts för att öka bekämpningsmedlens effekt, i detta fall vissa former av tensider. Barriären som hindrar upptag av främmande ämnen i växten sitter i cutikeln. Det är väl känt att tensider förstärker effekten av aktiva substanser. Kunskapen är dock liten om de mekanismer som underlättar upptaget i växtblad. Det övergripande målet i avhandlingen är att öka kunskapen om hur dessa mekanismer verkar. Att klargöra vilka effekter tensider har på cutikeln och hur dessa möjliggör ett ökat upptag av aktiva substanser. Ytterligare ett mål är att bidra till en mer ekologiskt hållbar användning och förnuftig applicering av bekämpningsmedel inom jordbrukssektorn. Det senare av dessa två mål kan uppnås genom att använda den mest effektiva tensiden för respektive bekämpningsmedel, samt det mest effektiva bekämpningsmedlet för respektive växtsort för att på så vis minimera mängden bekämpningsmedel. Men optimering kräver givetvis förståelse. Det övergripande målet har uppnåtts genom kartläggning av vad som sker i växelverkan mellan tensid, vatten och växtblad. Beståndsdelarna som upprätthåller bladets barriäregenskaper beskrivs, samt hur deras smältbeteende och strukturella egenskaper förändras då vatten tillförs och då tensider är närvarande. En ny modell av vaxbarriären i cutikeln etableras och kartläggs. Modellen används till att undersöka de mjukgörande effekterna tensider och vatten har på cutikeln. Hur tensider ordnar sig i en vattenlösning och hur ordningen förändras när vatten avdunstar beskrivs i avhandlingen. Vidare kartläggs hur tensider absorberas i cutikeln och vilka strukturer som påverkas där. Drivkraften för upptag av bekämpningsmedel i växtblad förklaras, hur tensider påverkar drivkraften och vilka egenskaper hos en blandning som påverkar upptaget utrönas. Hur tensider påverkar parametrar i barriären beskrivs också. Dessa parametrar behandlas på ett sätt som gör det möjligt att förklara de effekter som tensider faktiskt har på distributionen av bekämpningsmedel inuti cutikeln. Slutligen så utvärderas formuleringar på intakta växtblad. Detta möjliggör kartläggning över vilka roller mättnadsgraden av bekämpningsmedel i formuleringar samt effekten av tensider på växtblads barriäregenskaper spelar i bladets upptag av bekämpningsmedel. Dessa resultat sammanfattas i en ny algoritm som gör det möjligt att förutse distributionen av bekämpningsmedel i växtblad vid en given blandning. Växter utgör basen för en klart dominerande del av världens sammantagna produktion av livsmedel och djurfoder. De är också en råvara i ett flertal industriella produkter. Då befolkningen ökar och levnadsstandarden förbättras, ökar också efterfrågan på bättre mat och förbrukningsartiklar från växtbas. För att tillgodose efterfrågan strävar producenter och odlare ständigt efter ökad avkastning. Detta uppnås genom ökade odlingsarealer, effektivare användning av befintlig odlingsmark samt skydd mot skadeangrepp på växter. Det sistnämnda kan göras med hjälp av olika bekämpningsmedel som innehåller aktiva substanser. Faktum är att en livsmedelsproduktion på dagens nivå inte hade varit möjlig utan användning av bekämpningsmedel. Dessa ämnen innebär dock risker, användningen är inte fullt optimerad och förståelsen för skeenden och processer i samband med dess användning är i vissa avseenden fortfarande bristfällig.


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Here are some photos of an oscillator design that I have been working on recently.
I came up with a simple design for an oscillator using an op amp, a capacitor, and four resistors.
The object of this project is to get some good oscillators working to use in a synth.
The schematic for the oscillator is included in the photos.
If you have any questions about the project, don't hesitate to ask!


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The new development is superbly located in the Koh Kaew sub district, just opposite the British International School.
The project responds to desires of business owners and young families alike, who prefer an urban life style yet enjoy living close to natural surroundings, enjoying privacy in their homes.The project is developed from the concept of experiencing resort-style living while enjoying natural surroundings.
This project is designed for Phuket customers, whether they are business owners or modern families.
Most importantly, its prime location provides the utmost convenience with easy access to all destinations across the island.
This project has developed the project to be "stylishly outstanding", to include spacious gardens to a luxury clubhouse, fitness center and swimming pools.
Additionally, living space in the modern and new house is cleverly designed using high quality materials to be functional and practical for daily use.This project is premium-class single home. The concept is that each development is unique in character, designed in harmony with its location, yet with the overall brand concept of creating an Oriental Resort atmosphere.
Common project facilities are subtly designed. For example, the clubhouse concept derives from 'Bukit', the word in Malay that means mountain or large hill; mountain lines and slopes as well as the rock surface are used strikingly. This resident will delight in the surrounding nature and resort-style atmosphere.
This project spans an area of just under 39 rai – about 15 acres or 62,000 square meters. This room type will offer a living area of 178 sq.m with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, relaxation room (on the upper floor), living room, dining corner, cooking preparation zone, Thai kitchen area and also parking space for two cars.The house is fully furnished. It includes an expansive green space that features 'Strip Park' areas allowing for 24 hours of fresh air and exercise.
The large clubhouse is equipped with swimming pools (including one kid's pool) and a fitness center, plus a 24-hour security system with CCTV together with a double gate and card access system at the project entrance to provide security and peace of mind.
Rental price
6 months rental : 70,000 THB / month
1 year rental : 65,000 THB / month
Nearby :
British International School : 10 minutes walk
Kathu Hospital : 15 minutes drive
Tesco Lotus Sam Kong : 15 minutes drive
Siriroj Hospital : 15 minutes drive
Central Festival Phuket : 15 minutes drive
Big C Sam Kong : 15 minutes drive
Homework Supermarket : 15 minutes drive
Index living mall : 15 minutes drive
Makro Supermarket : 20 minutes drive
Patong beach : 40 minutes drive
Kamala beach : 40 minutes drive
The house is available for rent from January 2014, onward ( minimum 6 months )