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Women make up the vast majority of Photo Stylists in the United States. The average pay in this industry is approximately $49K annually. Experience level is the biggest factor affecting pay for this group, followed by geography. For the most part, people in this position report moderate levels of job satisfaction. Most report receiving medical coverage from their employers and a strong majority collect dental insurance. The data in this summary comes from the PayScale salary survey.
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Photo stylists are tasked with helping the subjects of photos get the "right" look. To ensure that a photo shoot goes as expected, a photo stylist must decide on the best clothing, accessories, backgrounds, and even poses for a subject, and they occasionally take orders directly or indirectly from photographers or art directors.Read More...
Photo stylists must ensure that all correct props are available on the photo shooting site, and they may arrange props and ensure the background matches the vision of the subject or photographer. Some photo stylists keep a wide range of fashion accessories and home props for use in a variety of photo shoots, and it's important that they always stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the fashion and photography industries so they can create the best scenarios for photo shoots.
Photo stylists work long and occasionally unexpected hours, as they may be needed sporadically when impromptu shoots are necessary or unexpected changes are made to photo shoots. Lifting ladders and other heavy items and props may be a regular responsibility, so these stylists should also be physically fit. Depending on the employer, a degree in photography or a background in the field is generally required for this position.
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Photo Stylists who reported more years of relevant experience also reported higher earnings. Survey participants with less than five years' experience pocket $41K on average, but those with five to 10 years of experience enjoy a much bigger median of $50K. Photo Stylists claiming one to two decades of experience make an estimated median of $60K. Respondents who claim more than 20 years of experience may encounter pay that doesn't quite reflect their extensive experience; these veterans report a median income of around $69K.
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A Lifelong Approach to Fitness Audio Book
Generally, my favorite kinds of workshops are the full day events where I can go through Intervention, Can You Go? and Now What?. But, I am also asked to do other talks…sometimes as short as fifteen minutes. Through the years, these workshops start to pile up. The material is still good; the points are still valid…..
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The overarching goal of this project is to elucidate how the IgG MHC Class I-like Fc3-receptor FcRn transports IgG and IgG-opsonized antigens into and across the intestinal barrier. Trafficking of IgG and associated IgG- complexes by FcRn in epithelial cells has important consequences on the dialogue between host and commensal microflora, and thus on epithelial maintenance, inflammatory responses and host defense at mucosal surfaces. We will test the hypotheses: 1) that intestinal epithelial cells utilize FcRn to neutralize IgG- opsonized microbes and microbial products and to raise an inflammatory response;2) that specific cellular factors associated with the common/apical recycling endosome, a compartment unique to polarized epithelial cells, regulate the trafficking of FcRn;and 3) that a membrane proximal amphipathic motif in the FcRn- cytoplasmic tail senses (or induces) membrane curvature or surface potential so as to affect receptor trafficking.
AIM 1 will characterize how IgG-opsonized particles divert FcRn from the transcytotic and recycling pathways, which typify FcRn trafficking, into the degradative pathway. We also will examine structure-function relationships of the FcRn cytoplasmic tail in this sorting step using FcRn-isoforms mutated in its cytoplasmic tail domain.
AIM 2 will follow-up on ideas raised in our recent studies indicating that the small GTPase Rab25 regulates a sorting step that specifies transcytosis.
We aim to identify and characterize the cellular factors of the common/apical recycling endosomes that regulate FcRn trafficking in polarized cells. Proteins to be studied include the FIP family of Rab11a/Rab25 effectors, Rab10, Rab8, ACAP1, and the exocyst complex. We will attempt an unbiased screen for FcRn-interacting proteins using a yeast two-hybrid system, and we will examine the apical and basolateral membrane SNAREs to see if these molecules mark FcRn-containing vesicles for vectorial transport across polarized cells.
AIM 3 will focus on the membrane proximal region of the FcRn cytoplasmic tail to test a new idea for sorting of membrane proteins by amphipathic 1-helical domains that sense (or induce) membrane curvature or surface potential. We propose that oligomerization of this motif explains how FcRn can internalize IgG-opsonized particles and switch pathways of trafficking away from recycling and transcytosis into degradative compartments.
We aim to understand one way that the intestine interacts with the vast and complex microflora and microbial products located in the intestinal lumen (cavity). Microbes in the intestinal lumen are strongly implicated in regulating intestinal function in health and disease, including the chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. Here, we study how an intestinal receptor for transporting immunoglobulin G (the most dominant form of antibodies in humans) dictates the outcome of this interaction.
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Two of my mother's brothers were in the war, Foster and David. Very few letters were saved, and I am glad to have this one. My mother was living in Old Orchard Maine with her family at this time and she went to Farmington Teacher's College (now U of Maine at Farmington). She told me about making parachutes to help the war effort and she also worked in a program to help people can produce from their victory gardens.
The Folklore and Folksong of Trains in America, Part One, July 23rd, 2015 (Focuses on the development of railroads in the US in the 19th century)
The Folklore and Folksong of Trains in America, Part Two, August 19th, 2015 (Focuses on the symbolism of trains)
Earlier in 2015:
Celebrating All the Molly Pitchers, June 28th, 2015
Songs and Music of Refugees of the First World War, June 23rd, 2015
East Asian American Traditions, May 27th, 2015
The Language of Birds, April 24th, 2015
Poetry Afield, April 16th, 2015
Voices of African American Women, February 27th, 2015
Vasant Panchami: A Celebration of Learningi: A Celebration of Learning, January 24th, 2015
Select "about this blog" to learn about other bloggers in Folklife Today. There are also guest posts by experts on various topics.
The retreat was to take some time learning about healing techniques in shamanism and during that I met some extraordinary people. Some had long experience with core shamanism, while others had just discovered it, but all had a strong commitment to learning and practicing more. I went because I am trying to figure out what to do next with what I have learned. I know that trance experience has helped me a great deal in taking care of my own health problems, and I would like to find ways of sharing that with other people struggling with pain or chronic illness. The main discovery for me over the years has been that a drum beat can have such a profound effect on my wellbeing and has made such an effective accompanyment to mainstream medical treatment. That rediscovery of ancient practices is starting to be picked up by people with various medical problems who are creating drumming circles specifically for thier medical issues. So it was interesting to talk with students who had experience with alternative healing techniques.
One of the best things I did for myself during this retrerat was hiking out in the woods and taking pictures. I was recovering from a broken foot and had a clumsy boot on one foot, but I hiked anyway. I plan to keep up the hiking as it is a great way to get out in nature, improve my stamina, and enjoy photography.
For the past couple of years Facebook has been courting nonprofit organizations to create pages and participate in providing quality information to the social network. Museums, libraries, religious and spiritual groups, charitable organizations, causes, educational organizations, and research groups took up this opportunity to use a free service to reach out to existing and new constituents. This has added a great deal of new educational content to Facebook. But all this could be going away. Even as Facebook courted nonprofits, at the end of 2013 they were drastically cutting the numbers of people who had liked organizational pages who would see their posts.
There has been confusing news coverage of the consequences of the reduction of organizational visibility on Facebook as it is usually described as only impacting large businesses. But all organizational pages are seeing this reduction — from major corporations, to small businesses, to your local library. All organizations now need to pay advertising fees if they want their posts to reach more than a small fraction of their fans. Facebook has been drastically reducing the number of posts that are seen by people who have "liked" an organization's pages, which is called "organic reach." At the end of 2013 it was estimated that only about sixteen percent of those who liked an organizational page would see any given post. This percentage is reported to have dropped to around five percent this spring, and Facebook plans to reduce it to one or two percent, or perhaps to zero. This new policy is a result of the popularity of Facebook and the need to reduce volume. Surveys indicated that users wanted less advertising and more quality news, so Facebook now favors only one sort of organizational post — that of news organizations.
The impact on businesses has made the news, but less has been written about the impact on nonprofit organizations. Articles I have found have mainly been addressed to nonprofits to give them tips on how to deal with the drastic reduction in their organic reach. But users also need to know what is happening. Since large businesses have budgets for advertising, they are able to buy a larger audience for their posts. Organizations that have little or no budget for advertising are becoming less and less visible. Reducing the visibility of nonprofits is an unintended consequence of the policy. An April 2014 article by Lyndal Cairns goes so far as to advise nonprofits to consider ending their use of Facebook.
As Facebook users are more and more overwhelmed by posts in their news feeds, they tend to just browse through new posts and do less liking, sharing, and seeking out the home pages of organizations. The reason to like organizational pages in the first place is to "subscribe" and get more of that organization's posts in their news feeds. Users may not yet be aware that their "subscription" has been greatly reduced – even effectively cancelled.
Organizations are being told that they should create a larger audience by providing quality information in their posts and create reach by fans sharing and liking these posts. Posts users interact with will help the organization reach more users. Users who like or share posts will be given a higher percentage of views of future posts, for instance, helping to increase the reach of that post and the visibility of the organization that posted it. But, as fans see fewer and fewer of nonprofit organizations' posts come up in their news feeds, opportunities for likes and shares diminish. For well-established nonprofits with a large number of Facebook fans, this situation may be survivable. But for smaller organizations and those starting up, building an audience has become much more difficult.
I am not sure what this means for the future of nonprofits on Facebook. But the reason news service posts are currently favored is that users have told Facebook that they value these. If the quality content from nonprofit groups is also valued, it may make a difference if users say so.
What can Facebook users do to help? Take an active role in promoting nonprofit organizations:
- Like post of nonprofits you value
- Share posts to help the organization reach more eyes – and increase the quality posts on Facebook
- Visit the pages of nonprofit organizations you have liked or have an interest in to actively seek out and find posts to like and to share.
- Spread the word to others that nonprofits need their support
- Cairns, Lyndal, "Should My Nonprofit Break Up With Facebook?" April 13, 2014
- "The Coming Collapse of Facebook's Organic Reach," Itechra Blog, March 12, 2014
- "Your Facebook Page's Organic Reach Is About to Plummet" Social Media Today, March 24, 2014
This photo shows the task the Border Collie has been asked to do. The white fence is a chute that the three sheep need to go through. It has a board platform that the sheep need to step up on. Getting sheep into chutes like this are a practical way to hold them still to give them medication or other treatment. They aren't enthusiastic about doing going in the chute, so it is good to have a dog trained to help the shepherd with this task. On a farm the chute would be built into the fence so that the sheep could not get away on either side. But in sheep dog trials the chute is freestanding, making the task for the dog much more difficult. In this photo the dog has the sheep behind the chute. She needs to get them into the chute. The shepherd can help by blocking their path to escape somewhat, but with the way open all around the chute, the sheep have lots of maneuvering room.
The dominant ewe in this group of three is important to control, because if she accepts the chute, the others will follow. But this ewe has had enough of being ordered around for one day. She makes a break for it. When the dog tries to head her off, she runs at her, head down. The dog is taken by surprise but she manages to avoid being butted.
This is a young dog and hasn't had whole lot of experience, but she does know one important thing -- stand your ground. She may be rattled, but she knows her job is to get the sheep under control.
So the dog tries to round the sheep up again and head them back towards the chute. But the ewe is angry. She stands her ground, raises a foreleg, and waves her hoof in the air, threatening the dog! You can see her raised hoof in the photo. I have seen a lot of sheepdog trials and demonstrations before and I have not seen this happen before, so it seems likely that this young dog hasn't experienced it either. But she does not back down.
This is a dangerous situation for the dog. But the shepherd doesn't want the young dog to have an experience of failure. Even if she is told it is ok, the dog will know that she was asked to do a job and she didn't get it done. So at this point the shepherd, and the other human member of the team, the announcer (who is also a shepherd) are trying to work out how to help the dog to succeed and still be safe.
The dog rounds the sheep back up again.The two that are more docile go back towards the chute. But the ewe in charge has other ideas. She makes a break for it and dog has to round her up again.
So the announcer takes up her role as shepherd and brings in another dog. The dog is older and in semi-retirement. But the two dogs know each other and have worked together before (I am not sure if they are related). The older dog doesn't do much but crouch down and stare at the sheep. But that is a pretty strong psychological barrier. It is enough to help the younger dog get the situation under control. The announcer and the older dog position themselves along the route the ewe was taking to try to escape back to her pen.
With this added pressure on the little herd of sheep the younger dog is able to work with the shepherd and get two of the sheep through the chute. The obstinate ewe hangs back and does not go into the chute. But nobody wants to press that issue. The dog has done the job she was asked to do, and has had an experience of succeeding by standing her ground.
The announcer said "brave dog!" and she certainly was. But I can also see the stubborn ewe's point of view. As dogs and sheep work together on a farm, they get to know each other and work together. The sheep learn how far they can push the dog, and the dog knows what will work to get the sheep to cooperate. But in a demonstration like this one, the dog may meet up with sheep she does not know. And the way that dogs control sheep is by using the same behaviors that wolves use to hunt herding animals. I interpret the ewe's behavior as defending her little flock from a predator. So both the dog and the dominant ewe were being brave.
So finally here is the triumphant dog with the shepherd, taking the ewes back to the pen where they will be loaded up in a truck to go home. I am sure the ewe felt she had won.
There are more of my photos of this sequence in my gallery for the 2014 Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.
The site went online shortly before the government shutdown while we were still busy fixing links and checking content as the site was moved from the test server to the public view. We had to stop this work and so we know the site still has issues but can't do anything about it until we can get back to work. In spite of that, it is a good site. I really want to get back to work to finish this job.
This link goes to the "Songs of Social Change" article, I think one of the better ones that I wrote. It is actually a group of articles so there are links at the bottom to articles about specific historical events related to social change. I love the photo. The young guy with the banjo and the curly hair is Pete Seeger singing at a gathering at the new Washington Labor Canteen (a CIO union social club) in Washington DC, February 14, 1944. The club was open to all union members, and, because of segregation laws at the time, the mixed crowd in the photo is an illegal gathering. And there, sitting between two sailors, is First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. We wanted not only to highlight songs in history and songs about history, but also songs and singing making history, and this is a good visual example of that.
I found that when I spent all day writing I was not so interested in writing when I got home from work. So I haven't posted to my journal much for quite a while. Now that this big project is nearly done, I hope I will be able to put more energy into my own writing again.
I have a sense of having missed much of 2012. I became ill June with what seemed to be a digestive problem. Experts were consulted, many tests were done, and many theories of what was causing it were proven wrong. My digestive system was thoroughly researched and pronounced sound, despite the fact that I kept getting worse. I kept telling the doctors that it hurt inside my back, but that was dismissed. Since I couldn't keep solid food down and had no appetite, I had to figure out how to get nutrition from a liquid, low fat, low fiber diet. I avoided many foods in case it was an allergy. The gastroenterologist and my GP both decided to blame my medications for different reasons. Getting me off the blood pressure medicine did seem to help a bit. I became exhausted from both the illness and not eating enough. When not in severe pain I slept. I slept through the summer, through a hurricane, and a major election. When I finally developed a kidney infection after Thanksgiving, the doctors became interested again. The whole thing was was likely a caused by a kidney stone that must have been expelled by the infection. It was not found in the scan, but it is the only theory that fits the facts. At last I am on the way to recovery.
The above kept me out of the mummers play this year, but I did take photos which can be found in my Mummer's Gallery. The players came up with a really fun script based on the concepts of steampunk fiction, digital libraries, and venerable old books -- still based in the tradition of folk plays. I believe the main contributors to the script were Stephen Winick, Jennifer Cutting, and Thea Austin. The dragon costume I made last year was used again as the Book Dragon, played by Valda Morris Slack. She kills digital St. George (Brock Thompson), whose fighting ability is not much aided by his use of a dragon slaying app on his iphone. Digital media and traditional formats are reconciled in the end. Much fun was had by all. I wish I could have been in the play, but it was fun to watch. Here is a link to a description of the event from Father Christmas himself, Stephen Winick.
For Yule I bought myself a new 21st spinning wheel, one of the new small models that has great reviews, a Spinolution Queen Bee, which I hope will spin fine yarns better than my old one did. I want to get back to ceramics. I have had to just write down ideas for pots I want to create until I am able to get back to the studio -- soon I hope. So there is a New Year's resolution --get healthier and do more art.
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I have told this to motorcyclists to learn more about customizing bikes of that era, but I was met with disbelief. The belief among historians on the subject today is that this kind of customization did not happen until after World War II. "I'd have to see a picture of that" was a common reaction. So I have wished I had a photo of my Dad's stretch Indian.
Recently I have been going through some boxes of photographs because my brother and I have cleaned out the family house to be sold. There are many boxes with photos in amongst other stuff, so it takes some sorting. I almost passed up a box that had mostly ancient financial papers in it, but stuck my hand in there anyway. There it was, the photo of my Dad sitting on the stretch Indian, in front of the house where his family lived on the Gallaudet campus in Washington, DC (a view looking away from the house). In the background are two Model A Fords, which were first offered for sale in 1930. Judging from other photos, I think this was about 1932 or 1933. In 1930 he still looked like a skinny kid. By 1934 he was trying out a mustache, and the mustache is not there.
Is this the earliest documentation of a stretched motorcycle? I don't know. Since it has been so widely assumed that this kind of customization did not happen until nearly 20 years later, perhaps folks have not been looking for earlier examples. I wonder if my Dad's bike inspired any other motorcyclists of that era to experiment?
At least now I have a photo to go with the story. And there are lots more boxes to go through -- who knows what else might turn up?
Note: see the gallery of photos for Jonathan Hall to see photos of my Dad and his other Indians.This photo was probably taken by one of my grandparents: Ethel Taylor Hall or Percival Hall, Sr.
I am going through boxes of family memorabilia for a few reasons. Gallaudet is making a documentary about the Edward Minor Gallaudet House (aka "House Number One" ), the president' house where my father was born and grew up. The documetary team has asked for family photos that show something about life there when my grandparents lived there.
In a recently-discovered box just marked "Aileen Hall papers" I found some of my mother's school papers, letters, and diaries all from about 1934 to 1953. She kept several years in each diary, writing very tiny, so these will take time to go through. One diary covers the WWII years when she worked in a Maine state program to help women to can produce from their victory gardens.
Also in the box are letters home from my Uncles David Boutiler and Foster Boutiler who were in the Army, addressed either to my mother ("Sis") or their mother, Jesse Springer Boutilier. David flew as pilot or co-pilot from Africa to Europe. Foster was in a mechanics division in Europe. One letter mentions what he was doing just prior to the Invasion of Normandy -- in charge of a supply depot in Glasgow, sending out supplies as fast as he could. I have scanned these letters and put them online. David's letters are first, followed by Foster's.
The photo, right, is my father, Jonathan Hall, age 2, August 1914. Probably taken by Ethel Taylor Hall as it is part of the album she kept documenting his childhood from birth to 18.
I spent the week working on a major web project at work and performing in a mummer's play at the yearly office parties. I played Hind-Before, a clown with clothes on backwards who helps the action along. It was fun, if a bit hectic. I also made the dragon costume, which turned into quite an art project. This is the second year that I played Hind-Before, and It is a fun part. Next year the plan is to create new roles. I don't feel I am done with work on the Dragon yet -- for next year I may add more dramatic wings. A challenge is to make the costume so that it can take a lot of bumping around. The Dragon is killed by St. George, then brought back to life by the Doctor, so it needs to allow the performer to fall down without losing pieces off of the costume.
My friend, neighbor, and co-worker Steve Winick has a new blog that is really good (here's his home page). He started out by putting together some articles that were published in magazines and journals that are no longer in print with some performance photos and audio clips. All a really nice combination. He has written an article on his blog about this year's play, including the script and a few photos. He put together the mummers play by combining parts of plays from the James Madison Carpenter Collection of British songs and plays.
I think this photo was taken by Guha Shankar, but I need to check on that-- several people took photos. Left to right are Valda Morris as the Dragon, Joanna Russo as Captain Thunderbolt, David Quick as Beelzebub, Steve Winick as Father Christmas, with the wreath on his head, Jennifer Cutting as Clever Legs supplying the music, Todd Harvey in the back as St. George, I am the Hind-Before with the broom, and the Doctor is Thea Austen.


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The school plans to give every student who wants one a free ticket to the game, with the only catch being they have to get to Miami to pick it up. So students will have to pay travel expenses to get to the game, though the school will also be offering several different travel packets on its website.
"We want our students to be a part of it," said NIU sports information director Donna Turner. "We'd love to see a huge group of students get down to Miami."
This is not a new exercise for Northern Illinois just for the Orange Bowl, either. The Huskies have now qualified for five consecutive bowl appearances, and students have received free tickets each of those years as well.
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I have a Ruger BlackHawk .357 with a 6 1/2 in barrel. Pistol is almost 35 years old and the only modification made is putting Pachmayr (sp?) grips on it. The standard wood grips left the little finger curled underneath the frame so I wanted something that provided better grip.
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UC Riverside and Sacramento State began their four-game series Friday night with a bang. The teams got into a bench-clearing brawl during the top of the third inning which led to suspensions for three players. According to NBC Los Angeles, UCR shortstop Eddie Young was caught in a rundown after trying to advance from second to third on a laser to the Sacramento State shortstop. Young was tagged out by Sac State second baseman Andrew Ayers, the reigning WAC player of the year, who appeared to push him after applying the tag. The two exchanged words, and Young retaliated by slapping Ayers in the face. After Young missed on a second punch, he was wrestled to the ground by Sac State third baseman Will Soto Jr. The benches then cleared. The Sacramento Bee says Ayers, Young, and UCR catcher Drake Zarate will all be suspended four games. NCAA rules state that players ejected for fighting get suspended four games. UCR won the game 2-1 and is now 2-3 on the season. Sac State is now 1-3. H/T Kyle Gunther The post UC Riverside, Sacramento State brawl leads to suspensions (Video) appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Racist Chant of Girls High School Basketball Team Leads to Suspensions Sacramento State kicker Edgar Castaneda given scholarship after game-winning kick Sacramento Kings Announcers Grant and Jerry Tear Up at End of Telecast (Video)
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Toxoplasma gondii is an extremely common parasite of animals and humans and an important opportunistic pathogen in immunocompromised patients. Our previous studies indicate that strains of T. gondii from North America and Europe comprise just three highly clonal lineages. More recent studies indicate a very different population structure in South America, consisting of distinct lineages with greater genetic diversity. Increasingly, toxoplasmosis has been recognized as a cause of ocular infection in otherwise healthy individuals from South America, where most common parasite lineages are highly virulent in animal models. However, knowledge about the population structure of T. gondii from much of the world remains unavailable. Our studies indicate that lineages from North America an Europe are related by a recent common ancestry and the inheritance of a monomorphic version of chromosome 1a (Chr1a*). Surprisingly, Chr1a* also recently been spreading into the South, where it may be associated with expansion of a few successful lineages. We will explore the hypothesis that Chr1a* carries particular genes that impart increased fitness, hence leading to clonal expansion of lineages inheriting this chromosome. The spread of clonalilty in T. gondii may also have influenced transmission and pathogenicity, and hence understanding the population structure is of direct importance to human disease. The proposed studies will enlist an international consortium of investigators to define the population structure of T. gondii. We will examine the genetic diversity of T. gondii, map the spread of Chr1a*, and test models for the origin and expansion of clonal lineages. Expected outcomes include: 1) characterize the genetic composition of T. gondii strains using traditional and microarray-based sequencing technologies 2) define the major haplotypes that comprise the global population structure, 3) characterize prototypic isolates for each haplotype, and 4) test isolates in animal models for the traits of transmission and virulence. Classical and molecular genetic methods will also be employed to identify genes that have driven the recent and highly successful expansion of T. gondii isolates in animals and humans around the world.
Toxoplasma gondii has an highly unusual population structure and distinct lineages may be responsible for different clinical presentation in humans. The proposed studies will evaluate the global population structure of this parasite and define the biological traits, including transmission and virulence, of the major genotypes. The long term goal of these studies is to elucidate the molecular basis of the recent emergence of a few dominant lineages that cause the majority of human infections, which may facilitate development of improved detection methods and possible interventions against toxoplasmosis.
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|Dubey, J P; Van Why, K; Verma, S K et al. (2014) Genotyping Toxoplasma gondii from wildlife in Pennsylvania and identification of natural recombinants virulent to mice. Vet Parasitol 200:74-84
|Behnke, Michael S; Zhang, Tiange P; Dubey, Jitender P et al. (2014) Toxoplasma gondii merozoite gene expression analysis with comparison to the life cycle discloses a unique expression state during enteric development. BMC Genomics 15:350
|Su, Chunlei; Khan, Asis; Zhou, Peng et al. (2012) Globally diverse Toxoplasma gondii isolates comprise six major clades originating from a small number of distinct ancestral lineages. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 109:5844-9
|Mashayekhi, Mona; Sandau, Michelle M; Dunay, Ildiko R et al. (2011) CD8?(+) dendritic cells are the critical source of interleukin-12 that controls acute infection by Toxoplasma gondii tachyzoites. Immunity 35:249-59
|Khan, Asis; Dubey, J P; Su, Chunlei et al. (2011) Genetic analyses of atypical Toxoplasma gondii strains reveal a fourth clonal lineage in North America. Int J Parasitol 41:645-55
|Dunay, Ildiko R; Sibley, L David (2010) Monocytes mediate mucosal immunity to Toxoplasma gondii. Curr Opin Immunol 22:461-6
|Sibley, L David; Qiu, Wei; Fentress, Sarah et al. (2009) Forward genetics in Toxoplasma gondii reveals a family of rhoptry kinases that mediates pathogenesis. Eukaryot Cell 8:1085-93
|Sibley, L David (2009) Development of forward genetics in Toxoplasma gondii. Int J Parasitol 39:915-24
|Khan, Asis; Behnke, Michael S; Dunay, Ildiko R et al. (2009) Phenotypic and gene expression changes among clonal type I strains of Toxoplasma gondii. Eukaryot Cell 8:1828-36
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They will be digging up and transporting the cobbles when Britain's longest-running soap opera, Coronation Street, moves to a new home in 2012. The Street, which has had a special place in the national culture since the cameras first panned across Weatherfield's rooftops half a century ago, is moving to the glittering, glass new media complex.
MediaCityUK in Salford Quays – which will become the home of BBC Sport, Radio 5 Live and the BBC's children's, learning, religion and future media technology departments – will be the biggest in the world, outside Hong Kong, when it opens next year.
It is now also to house a "bespoke production and studio centre" for Corrie, which celebrated its 50th anniversary last week with a ratings-boosting tram disaster in which several major characters had their blood spilled on the famous cobbles. On the existing Coronation Street set, which has been in use since 1982, the terraced houses are slightly smaller than real houses. But unforgiving new high-definition technology will expose the oddity of that so the new outdoor set is to be built on a bigger scale.
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Book DescriptionIn this book Katrin Flikschuh examines the relevance of Kant's political thought to major issues and problems in contemporary political philosophy. She advances and defends two principal claims: that Kant's philosophy of Right endorses the role of metaphysics in political thinking, in contrast to its generally hostile reception in the field today, and that his account of political obligation is cosmopolitan in its inception, assigning priority to the global rather than the domestic context. She shows how Kant's metaphysics of freedom as a shared idea of practical reason underlies the cosmopolitan scope of his theory of justice, and she concludes that despite the revival of 'Kantianism' in contemporary thinking, his account of justice is in many respects very different from dominant approaches in contemporary liberal theory. Her study will be of interest to political philosophers, political theorists, and historians of ideas.
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This is an engaging and accessible introduction to divergent conceptions of freedom in contemporary liberal political philosophy. It is the ideal introduction to the thought of Isaiah Berlin, Gerald MacCallum, Robert Nozick, Hillel Steiner, Ronald Dworkin, and Joseph Raz and to the concept of freedom more generally.
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In January, I spent three stimulating days at the Hildebrandt Institute's Marketing Partner Forum in Naples, Florida. After 12 months of listening to much on-line prognosticating about the demise of BigLaw (and life as we know it, evidently) we heard numerous panels of managing partners, marketing partners, in-house counsel and CMOs who shared inside baseball tips on their successful efforts to innovate and prosper in a changed marketing environment for legal services.
Here are four recurring themes from the conference that got me thinking — and working out how we'll use these concepts and ideas for our clients.
1. Peer Monitor, which draws economic data directly from 175 law firm accounting departments, was recently purchased by Thomson Reuters (conference sponsor and my publisher). Thomson's economist, Mark Medich, shared the highlights of the 2013 analysis in the conference keynote. Highlights include:
2. Ten years ago law firms toyed with deploying client teams. To hear them tell it, they explored in detail how to do it wrong. Now firms have got it down and a number of marketing and managing partners on different panels shared the Cliff's Notes on doing it right.
3. The nextgen of client teams is educating the firm's lawyers on their client's business. Not aspects of a client's business that will lead to increased hours or matters, but actually understanding more about, for instance, the business realities of running a hospital or what it means to effectively manage a software company in today's technology landscape. The lawyer education the speakers described was off-the-clock, in-depth and conducted with the client's knowledge. I heard this on numerous panels on numerous topics.
Of course, it is a bit crazy that this is news, delivered by a managing partner, at a respected conference. Why do law firms hire me? Their confidence is not built on my ability to develop sales strategies. They only sit up and pay attention when I demonstrate that I understand practices of law, how those practices are marketed, the market forces that govern those practices and the trends that drive demand up or down. But this is the first I've heard that they would return the favor to their clients.
4. Another area in which CMO and MP presenters were painfully honest was lateral hiring. Several years ago The McCormick Group released a report that said the cost of acquiring, compensating and integrating a lateral was $600K. And they estimated that 60% of laterals fail. According to several Am Law 200 firms whose management presented at MPF, that is an optimistic number.
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Other themes that were explored were: (1) client interviews are very valuable and an almost universal best practice, which is good news for the folks at Wicker Park and LawVision's new partner Marcy Borgal-Shunk, whom I met at the conference. (2) Our in-house GC clients live with steadily increasing pressure from their internal clients for price predictability. It's not fun to be viewed as a necessary evil or an "expense" rather than someone who contributes to the bottom line and we need to be sensitive to their position. (Bizdev and marketing professionals can probably help their lawyers understand how this feels.)
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The analysis of high-throughput data such as gene-expression assays usually results in a long list of "significant genes." One commonly used method to gain insight into the biological significance of alterations in gene expression levels is to determine whether the Gene Ontology (GO) terms about specific biological processes, molecular functions, or cellular components are over- or under-represented in the annotations of the gene sets generated as the output of the statistical analysis. This analysis method often referred to as "enrichment analysis," can be used to summarize and profile a gene-set, as well as other genome scale data. While the GO has been the principal focus for enrichment analysis, we can carry out the same sort of profiling using any ontology available in the biomedical domain. We can perform enrichment analysis using disease ontologies - such as SNOMED-CT. For example, by annotating known protein mutations with disease terms, Mort et al. identified a class of diseases - blood coagulation disorders - that are associated with a significant depletion in substitutions a O-linked glycosylation sites. We can apply the enrichment analysis methodology to other datasets of interest - such as patient cohorts. For example, enrichment analysis might detect specific co-morbidities that have an increased incidence in rheumatoid arthritis patients - a topic of recent discussion in the literature and considered essential to provide high quality care. We can also ask translational questions;for example, by identifying other disease associations for the genes involved in a certain disease of interest we can gain insight into how the causation of seemingly unrelated diseases might be related, e.g., Werner's syndrome, Cockayne syndrome, Burkitt's lymphoma, and Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome are all related by the fact that they share the same underlying gene related to aging. Despite widespread adoption, GO-based enrichment analysis has intrinsic drawbacks. Our goal is to develop and apply general enrichment analysis methods - that can use any biomedical ontology - to profile diverse datasets, such as patient cohorts from electronic medical records and sets of genes deemed significant in genomic analyses. We propose to address some of the key shortcomings of the current enrichment-analysis methods, to expand significantly the ontologies that are used for such analyses, and to apply enrichment analysis on novel data sources for asking translational questions. The hypothesis spanning all our aims is that if we are successful, enrichment analysis - a widely used analysis approach by bioinformatics scientists - will be possible with more than just the GO and the method will be extended to ask clinical questions.
If we are successful, enrichment analysis?a widely used analysis approach by bioinformatics scientists? will be possible with more than just the GO and the method will be extended to ask clinical questions. Our work is significant because we will extend the scope of enrichment analysis to the clinical domain. To the best of our knowledge, our work will the first to analyze a large corpus of millions of free-text clinical notes with ?omics? inspired, ontology-based methods to profile off-label usage and their associated safety profiles.
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Sometimes, a picture says a lot more than words can convey. Typing a heart (♥) varies depending on what you're doing. Learn how to make a heart in Facebook or Skype, how to find the heart symbol in the Character Map, how to type it in Word, and how to use a keyboard shortcut to type it anywhere.
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1Type "<3" when you're chatting on Facebook.
2The symbol will become a heart after you press Enter in the Chat window.
3Find the emoticon box on Skype. Emoticons are on the far left side of the field into which you type your chat message.
4Click on the smiley face. Choose the heart from the drop-down menu.
Copy and Paste from the Windows Character Map
1Click on the Windows Start menu.
2Select "All Programs", "Accessories", "System Tools", then "Character Map".
3Choose the correct font. Select the font that you want to use for all of the typing in your document so that the heart fits in naturally. Keep in mind that some fonts may not contain a heart symbol.
4Scroll through the characters until you find the symbol of a heart and double-click on it.
5Click on Copy.
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- You won't be able to insert a heart using the numerical keypad if you have a laptop. You need a keyboard with the extra 12-key numerical keypad.
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Italiano: Digitare il Simbolo del Cuore in Windows, Español: escribir un corazón en Windows, Deutsch: Ein Herzsymbol in Windows schreiben, Português: Digitar o Símbolo de Coração no Windows, Nederlands: Een hartje typen in Windows, Français: taper un symbole de coeur sous Windows, Русский: напечатать символ сердца в Windows, 中文: 在Windows电脑上输入心形符号
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I'll look into it when I have time (probably some time before 2020).
I needed some satisfaction by having achieved something and just did it, hoping this would help diagnose oranges by confining them to a chunk.
umm, leave 1.9.1 with the old list of suites
I had intended this bug for SM 2.0 too, but I won't argue atm.