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Anyone want to buy a second-hand Arthur Daley? Form an orderly queue, ladies and gents. The design may be nearly 30 years old, but the engine's been totally reconditioned... brand-new parts and not a mile on the clock. She's a lovely little runner. Honest.
That, more or less, is the pitch being made by Five, as the channel resurrects Minder, the comedy-drama that gave us the camel-hair-coated, trilby-hatted wheeler-dealer played by George Cole, and his "security" – Dennis Waterman's stooge-like Terry McCann. Yep, Minder has been resuscitated, with Shane Richie ducking and diving as Arthur Daley's nephew Archie, and a newcomer with the slightly alarming name of Lex Shrapnel as the eponymous bodyguard.
How does that make you feel? Are you excitedly humming Dennis Waterman's hit Eighties theme song "I Could Be So Good for You" (retained here, albeit re-recorded by hip Glaswegian combo Attic Lights). Or did you immediately recoil at the tackiness of it all, especially with Five's press notes talking about "geezer chic", Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and a "retro, Ben Sherman feel"? I only ask, because this retooling of Minder is only one small part of a growing trend in television. Soon, you won't be able to move for remakes.
On a bitterly cold evening just before Christmas, for example, I went to Teddington Studios in west London to join the studio audience laughing and whooping at Reggie Perrin, the BBC's forthcoming remake of David Nobbs's Seventies sitcom classic, The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. Martin Clunes was in the role immortalised by the late, great Leonard Rossiter – that of the Sunshine Desserts executive who fakes his suicide before embarking on a bizarre one-man critique of consumer capitalism.
Clunes is good casting, with much of the same anarchic hauteur that Rossiter brought to the role. In some respects his Reggie is simply Men Behaving Badly's bored office manager, Gary, 15 or 20 years down the line. And with the original theme tune, and many of the old catchphrases (notably CJ's "I didn't get where I am today without..."), there was a reassuringly familiar feel to what the BBC is adamant is not simply a remake.
No, don't say remake. "Reimagining" is the buzz word – and it's happening all over the place. Sky1 has announced plans to reimagine Blake's 7, ITV is about to give us their reimagined The Prisoner and E4 audiences will very shortly be able to watch 90210, the reimagining of Beverly Hills 90210. Meanwhile, Battlestar Galactica, The Bionic Woman and Doctor Who are just a few of the old sci-fi shows that have been reimagined with varying degrees of success, while The Sweeney is being turned into a film starring (who else?) Ray Winstone, as is the sitcom Butterflies (albeit not with Ray Winstone). Most bizarre of all has to be American plans for a television series based on Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Its working title is Don't Bring Frank. Ooh... Betty.
What is being tapped into, according to writer Adrian Hodges, who recently "reimagined" the apocalyptic Seventies saga Survivors for contemporary audiences, is brand awareness. "It's the commercial reality," Hodges tells me. "Audiences are getting harder to please – and brands like Doctor Who, Blake's 7 and Survivors are very attractive to commissioners."
Sean O'Connor from Talkback Thames, series producer of Five's new version of Minder, is open about the appeal of branding. "We were talking about doing a show with Jay Hunt (now controller of BBC One) when she was briefly at Five and she was very nervous because Five didn't have a lot of money and they hadn't got a track record in home-grown drama. We just thought that what we need is a brand – Talkback Thames have got a fantastic back catalogue and one of them is Minder. We mentioned it to her and five minutes later she said, 'Let's do it – and let's do it with Shane Richie.'
"Brands are important in all cultural forms," continues O'Connor. "I mean, if you look at the theatre, the reason there are so many films being turned into plays and musicals is because people want to know what they're getting for their cash. And it's not necessarily to do with how much money you spend but where you spend your time, because there are so many other avenues."
But O'Connor thinks branding goes beyond attraction to the familiar – or even the handy pre-publicity that comes with "reimagining" a much-loved property (the press launch for Minder was far more packed with journalists than it would have been had this been a new, original drama). He believes successful drama formats are tapping into something deeper.
Minder's timelessness is due to the "classical" nature of the central relationship, he says. "It's a bit like the relationship between Falstaff and Prince Hal. It's about an older character who should know better and a younger man who is the moral touchstone of the whole show; there is something elemental about it and that's why people have always liked it.
"It's a high-risk strategy in a way, because if you've got an iconic product that people have loved, it's got to be at least as good as the original property... and hopefully this is." Actually – surprisingly, even – it is. Five has done a fantastic job with the new Minder. Shane Richie is a natural in the role, and the writing (by Tim Loane from Teachers) is tight and funny.
It joins a select group of remakes that have lived up to or exceeded expectations, such as Russell T Davies's Doctor Who and Sky's revisit to the late-1970s space opera Battlestar Galactica. It was interesting to hear Peter Davison, who played Doctor Who in the early 1980s, recently sharing his thoughts on the workaday scripts he was offered during his stretch as a Time Lord. Davison thinks the writing has improved considerably since his day. "I think it's because the writers are people who were brought up on the show," he says, "and so it's more about the ideas."
The retooled Minder isn't in the same league as the resurrected Doctor Who, but it promises not to shame its heritage. Says producer Sean O'Connor: "Interestingly, we started off mentioning characters from the old series quite a bit but in the final edit we cut most of that out, and that was because we found in the writing and performances that they were strong enough on their own without recourse to the old series." At the end of the day, in other words, "reimagined" television shows are only as good as the imaginations behind them.
Shane Richie plays Arthur Daley's nephew Archie, a cockney spiv into a little bit of this and a little bit of that. Lex Shrapnel, who plays Archie's minder, may be a relatively new face to television but he comes from good thespian stock. He is the grandson of Hollywood star Deborah Kerr.
When? Early February.
Reggie Perrin
Martin Clunes takes the Leonard Rossiter role as the executive who fakes his own suicide in a revival of David Nobbs's sitcom 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin' – while Faye Ripley plays his bemused wife. Nobbs has co-authored the new scripts with 'Men Behaving Badly' writer Simon Nye.
When? April.
The Prisoner
Filmed in Namibia and South Africa, Patrick McGoohan's paranoiac Sixties cult masterwork has been reinvented with Jim Caviezel, best known for playing Jesus in 'The Passion of the Christ', as Number Six. Ian McKellen plays Number Two. Who is Number One? Don't even go there.
When? This autumn.
Blake's 7
Daleks creator Terry Nation's Seventies sci-fi – a sort of scenery-shaking British 'Star Trek' – is being remade by Sky One with boosted production values but retaining Nation's dark vision of humanity. A 60-minute film may be followed by a full series.
When? Still in development.
90210A new young (and alarmingly skinny) cast inhabit California's most famous high school as the seminal shiny US teen soap returns. Jennie Garth and Shannen Doherty – older, wiser and less prone to off-screen feuding – reprise their roles.
When? 26 January on E4.
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New Zealand MNOs and banks together launch Semble
"Semble" is the name given for the NFC mobile payment service launched by TSM NZ, the joint venture between mobile network operators Spark New Zealand (previously known as Telecom New Zealand), Vodafone and 2degrees, and financial institutions grouped under the Paymark payment network, the structure which runs the eftpos payment network.
Semble is the result of the collaboration between Paymark (the company that processes the majority of EFTPOS transactions in NZ, and owned by the four largest banks: ANZ, ASB, BNZ and Westpac), and New Zealand's mobile network providers (2degrees, Spark and Vodafone).
A live market pilot is to start in November with around 250 people, and Semble will be available for New Zealanders to download from Google Play in 2015.
The service will be available from "early next year" for customers of any of New Zealand's mobile network operators on a range of Android NFC phones. Users' personal data will be stored in a secure element contained within the SIM card issued by their mobile network operator.
There are already over 750,000 NFC enabled android smartphones in the market here, a figure expected to rise to close to one million devices by Christmas, according to Semble. New Zealanders are already familiar with contactless transactions as have made over 20 million contactless transactions worth an estimated NZD 735 million (EUR 456 million) by August 2014. Also, Over 16,000 terminals in New Zealand accept contactless payment today.
Besides credit and debit cards issued by ASB and BNZ, the Semble Wallet will also include a number of Air New Zealand Airpoints-earning GlobalPlus cards.
Later, additional bank cards, loyalty cards, public transport and much more will eventually be integrated into Semble-enabled phones. Semble has also entered into a marketing partnership with Samsung that will support Semble's initial launch and rollout, according to the company CEO Rob Ellis.
Semble says its is different to other payment technologies for one big reason; it has been created by Kiwis, for Kiwis. In fact, Semble is unique in the fact that it associates mobile network operators, financial institutions and processors to build a single mobile payment system.

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|Church positions
|Archdiocese of Córdoba, Argentina
|Archbishop of Córdoba (Emeritus), Cardinal priest of Beata Maria Vergine Addolorata a piazza Buenos Aires
|Period in office
|February 16, 1965 — November 17, 1998
|Carlos José Ñáñez
|Previous post
|Bishop of San Rafael, Argentina
|Created cardinal
|March 5, 1973
|Date of birth
|April 14, 1919
|Place of birth
|Capilla del Señor,Argentina
|Date of death
|May 1, 2006 (aged 87)
|Place of death
|Córdoba, Argentina
Raúl Francisco Primatesta (April 14, 1919 – May 1, 2006) was a cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church of Argentina, and Archbishop Emeritus of Córdoba.
Primatesta was born in Capilla del Señor, Exaltación de la Cruz, province of Buenos Aires. He was ordained priest in 1942 and elected titular bishop of Tanais and appointed auxiliary bishop of La Plata on June 14, 1957 and became its vicar general. On June 12, 1961 he was appointed first bishop of Diocese of San Rafael, Mendoza, and four years later on February 16, 1965 he became Metropolitan archbishop of Córdoba. In 1987 he took over the post of Diocese of Knoxville for a single year. Since 1970 he was part of the ruling body of the Argentine Episcopal Conference, which he presided on four occasions.
Primatesta was elevated to cardinal on March 5, 1973 by Pope Paul VI. He participated in the conclaves that elected popes John Paul I and John Paul II in 1978, but was ineligible to participate in the 2005 conclave that elected Benedict XVI due to his being eighty-six (and in very poor health). As customary, when he turned 75 in 1994 he presented his resignation, but John Paul II accepted it only on 1998. Primatesta continued presiding the Social Pastoral Commission of the Episcopal Conference until 2002.
Primatesta suffered from a chronic heart condition. He underwent heart surgery in 1995 and had to have blocks removed from two arteries in January 2005. In April 2005 he had to be hospitalized for two weeks.
The Cardinal died during the first hours of May 1, 2006, at the age of 87, in his particular home in Córdoba, after a complication of his cardiovascular condition. His funeral was conducted in the Cathedral of Córdoba, where he was then buried. The provincial government decreed three days of mourning.
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Cardinal Primatesta was considered very influential in the internal workings of the Argentine Church and its relationship to the national government. He was linked to top figures of the military dictatorship of the Proceso; after its downfall in 1983 he defended the stance of the Catholic hierarchy at the time, and opposed institutional self-criticism for it, which the Church only started after Primatesta lost his dominant position. Bishop Emeritus of Morón, Justo Laguna, called Primatesta "a man of little commitment" (un hombre de jugarse poco) and noted that the Cardinal never took a clear position on the issue of Bishop Enrique Angelelli's murder in 1976 (which the Church still considers an accident).
María Elba Martínez, a human rights advocate and lawyer, stated after the Cardinal's death that "Primatesta took a large part of the truth [about the dictatorship] to his grave, mainly about the desaparecidos, the kidnapping of children and the complicity of the ecclesiastic hierarchy with the dictatorship, with the goal of dismembering or weakening the Third World movements of the Second Vatican Council". Martínez further said that Primatesta "was useful" to the military, and that he had "named people" for them.
During the 1990s, Cardinal Primatesta was a strong critic of the neoliberal policies of President Carlos Menem (1989–1999), whom he charged with leaving behind a massive amount of poverty. While in charge of the Social Pastoral Commission he asked for a "social agreement" to overcome the economic crisis of Argentina, and organized discussion meetings for union leaders, businessmen and government representatives. Primatesta mediated also on many social conflicts, including cases where unemployed families took the Cathedral of Córdoba.
On a different note, the Cardinal defended the position of the Church on contraception to the point of denouncing Córdoba Governor Ramón Mestre at the top of his voice for a provincial health program that included handing out condoms near the seat of the Archbishopric.
- La Nación, 1 May 2006. Murió el Cardenal Primatesta.
- Clarín, 1 May 2006. Murió el cardenal Raúl Primatesta.
- Página/12, 2 May 2006. Emblema de la Iglesia prodictadura.
- Diario de Cuyo, 2 May 2006. El adiós para un cura polémico
- Catholic-Hierarchy.org.
- Raúl Primatesta - Capilla del Señor (Spanish).
|Preceded by
|Bishop of San Rafael
June 12, 1961–February 16, 1965
| Succeeded by
Jorge Carlos Carreras
|Preceded by
Ramón José Castellano
|Archbishop of Córdoba
February 16, 1965 — November 17, 1998
| Succeeded by
Carlos José Ñáñez


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Mel Gibson: Oksana bribed witness
According to RadarOnline.com, Mel Gibson's team will claim that Oksana tried to bribe a witness.
The witness is relevant in both the criminal and family law probes.
The witness or the evidence supporting the bribery allegation are unknown, but "Mel claims there was a financial incentive," a source claims.
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February 16, 2012 by staff
Immigrants Proudest Canadians, Most Canadians feel immigrants are just as likely to be good citizens as people who were born here, a recent Environics Institute survey suggests.
Canadians also don't appear to have problems with dual citizenship or with Canadian citizens living abroad, according to the telephone survey, which the Environics Institute says is the first poll to directly ask Canadians their views on citizenship.
A group made up of five national organizations – CBC, the Environics Institute, Maytree, The Institute for Canadian Citizenship and the RBC Foundation – commissioned the public opinion poll, which asked over 2,000 Canadians what they think are the characteristics of a good citizen and other questions about citizenship.
"To be a good citizen, it means to contribute to the society, to obey the laws of the country, to help other citizens, to volunteer, and it's a rewarding feeling when you do all those things," said Sara Jhangiryan, an Armenian-born resident of Toronto who became a Canadian citizen last year.
"It's not only to take what the country offers but to give back, as well."
Although she did not take part in the survey, Jhangiryan echoes the views of many of those who responded to the poll.
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An Indian meal is not complete without rice to soak up some of the liquids of the other Indian dishes that is piled on and around it.
Top Review by Charishma_Ramchanda
The kitchen smelt great when this rice was cooking. I made it for lunch this afternoon and we enjoyed it to the fullest with Palak raita(spinach curd) which is recipe number 24973. Together, these made for a complete meal and I thoroughly relished every morsel of it:) My mom loved it as well, thanks, Karen!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄4 cup sliced green onion
- 2 teaspoons butter or 2 teaspoons margarine
- 1 1⁄3 cups long grain rice
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garam masala
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 2⁄3 cups water
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook green onion in butter in a saucepan until tender but not brown.
- Stir in rice, salt garam masala, red pepper and garlic.
- Cook and stir over medium heat for 1 minute.
- Add water.
- Bring to boil.
- Reduce heat and simmer, covered, for 15 minutes; do not lift lid.
- Remove saucepan from heat.
- Let stand covered for 10 minutes.
- To freeze: Place prepared rice in freezer bag. Seal, pushing out as much air as possible, label and freeze.
- To serve: Thaw in fridge. Place in baking dish and add 1 T.water for each cup of rice. Stir and reheat at 300 degrees for 35-40 minutes.


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I had my own little safe, and I kept a running total of the amount of money I had in it. My parents paid me $0.01 per page of every book that I read, so I spent my summers absorbing Nancy Drew, collecting the amazing fee of $1.00 per 100 pages, and putting it safely in my box. I never wanted to waste my money, and I liked counting it. I guess you could say that even as a young child in grammar school, I was pretty frugal. I just didn't know to call myself that yet!
Argument #1: Yes, People Are Born Frugal
When my parents gave me $200.00 a month "allowance" during my college years, I never asked for more. I carefully planned how I was going to use it, and if I wanted to go on spring break, I used money that I earned from my own job to do so. This is not something they specifically taught me or expected of me. It's just how I am. I never wanted to ask them for more than they gave me. Even today, I find it very difficult to accept help, even when I need it.
Argument #2: No, People Are Not Born Frugal
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THERE is a gang rape ongoing. It is led by Speaker Sonny Belmonte and his gang of rapacious congressmen. It is to be joined by like-spirited senators. It is not a simple rape. It is multiple rape, violent and vicious. The victim: the Constitution.
The rapacious organ? The phrase: "unless otherwise provided by law," inserted violently over and over again to kill the Constitution's protection of the Filipino patrimony and its mandate to social justice.
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June 9, 2015 at 2:28 am
do u agree with this angela?
if "unless provided by law" is so bad, why have a congress at all?
June 9, 2015 at 9:44 pm
Salim's boy, Pangilinan, buys into Philstar and Belmonte pushes for economic amendments.


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|1,600 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 nights
6th night free during regular summer season only. Must rent 6 consecutive nights for the 6th night free special . 1 special per stay per customer. Can not be combined with any other offers or specials. I will take the special off on your quote. . Updates March 2014,2015 and 2016. Extremely well maintained and very cute 3-4 bedrooms,2 bathroom house, (4th bedroom is an upstairs loft open to below) Gazebo outside, nice deck, single well dock/ jet ski lift ,grilling/3 queen size beds, 1 daybed with pop up trundle in loft/1 full size sofa sleeper in living room, 1 full size sofa sleeper in sun room. Beautiful sun room with great view. Loading ramp close to house. Sleeps 12ppl. Lots of fun bring you jet ski or boat, have fun fishing and swimming. Great adventure walks. Close to town and groceries/bait/shopping/gas stations/ bowling/movie theater/dining. Located on the 41MM.
Love the lake. Been going to the lake for many, many years. Love to take boat rides, fish, ski and ride the jet ski's. We are all about family. We have 2 daughters and 3 grandchildren. They all love coming to the lake and having fun .
Kathy purchased this house in 2012
The view is awesome. The house is on the water. Breezes from the Gazebo are amazing.
Huge Deck with Gazebo overlooking the lake. Great sunroom with amazing view of the lake. Swimming from the dock. Boat lift and jet ski lift
My husband and I spent a very peaceful and relaxing week here in October. The house was spacious and comfortable, and the outdoor space provided an ideal environment for relaxation. The view across the lake from the property is all wooded with a beautiful show of fall colors. We fished some every day, and though fishing was not great, it was more than adequate for us. We managed to pull some crappie out every day - some of them right off the dock. We also appreciated having DirectTV and wireless internet available. Kathy, the home's owner, was great to work with.
For the last several years my sister, brother, cousin and I plus our spouses get together for a few days at the lake in the fall. We have stayed at a number of different places with most being nice. This year we needed to find a new place to stay as there were only going to be six of us. From the listing description this house appeared to be the right size to accommodate our needs. It did not disappoint. It worked quite well and was very comfortable for six adults. The house is well kept, well appointed, and quite clean. The outdoor amenities were also nice with the gazebo being a nice touch that we enjoyed. One thing that is not mentioned in the description that we enjoyed is the exceptional lake view. The opposite shore of the lake is a wooded bluff with no homes or docks. With the trees starting to turn color this made for very nice view from the sunroom, deck, or gazebo. There was quite a bit of wild life to view also, ducks, gulls, blue heron (like to perch on the dock) and even some pelicans. The other thing we enjoyed was the lack of big boats running up and down the lake. Do not know what it is like in the summer but during our visit most of the boat traffic was limited to an occasional bass boat or ski boat which made for a much quieter and more enjoyable stay. Would highly recommend at this property. For us it was a exceptional value for the rental cost.
Mike S.
It was just what the Doctor ordered, comfort, relaxation and peaceful!
The property alone was absolutely perfect for our extended family vacation. The layout of the house was great for having a central place to all hang out, a couple different tables and a bar to eat inside not to mention great eating spaces outside, and it had plenty of rooms and spaces throughout to sleep comfortably (waking up to the lake view was a family favorite). The house had everything needed in terms of supplies and appliances. The view of the lake was MAGNIFICENT from inside the house, and the rocking chairs were a really nice touch. We all spent a ton of time in the gazebo outside as well which afforded us an amazing view of the lake and nothing but greenery across the way, and the great breezes coming through were a bonus of the wonderful weather. Everyone also had a great time hanging out on the dock and swimming in the lake. If you're looking for a quiet vacation to relax and to have fun right on the lake, this is it. Also, the owner was beyond wonderful to work with, and her communication was amazing the entire time. We should also mention the neighbors were pretty fantastic too! Thanks to the owner so much for sharing this wonderful space!
Beautiful home! We had a group of 10 and we enjoyed every minute! Everything we needed was in the home. Kathy was wonderful and answered all questions we had! We will definitely be visiting her gorgeous home again!
We had a wonderful stay with all of our friends. Beautiful home on the lake. If we needed anything we could call the renters for any questions or concerns. Would recommend this house. The neighbors are very nice people too! Thanks so much!
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Cleaning fee
|Damage Protection
|Refundable damage deposit
Bachelor Parties are $2200.00 refundable deposits with a $79.00 protection plan. I have the write to decline renting to any Bachelor Party at any time.
Rates are subject to change at any time. 6th night free during regular season only from May to September. Not to be combined with any other offers. 1 special price per customer per stay.
As of 3-4-15: Deposit notes.
The deposit is $750.00 if you do not decide to take the protection plan. Which you are not forced to do. Completely your choice.
If you do decide to take the protection plan of $59.00 the refundable deposit is $150.00. The total being $259.00.
The protection plan is $59.00 dollars that is non refundable covering up to $1500.00 worth of damages. I have to add a $150.00 refundable deposit due to the protection plan does not cover everything.. It is an automatic loss of the refundable deposit if you trespass on other people's property.
Doing the protection plan with the refundable deposit gives you a cheaper price up front for booking the property
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*EXACTLY one right angle
*can be scalene and isosceles
*many special properties:
- 45-45-90
- 30-60-90
- Pythagorean theorem properties:
*EXACTLY 3 acute angles
*can be equilateral isosceles or scalene properties:
*EXACTLY one obtuse angle
* can only be scalene and isosceles Tristin Brown
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Jim wilson :) THE END!!! Equilateral Triangles properties:
* 3 congruent sides and angles
*each angles = 60 degrees
*can ONLY be acute Isosceles Triangles properties:
*ATLEAST 2 congruent sides and angles
*can be acute, obtuse, right, or equilateral Scalene Triangles properties:
*NO congruent sides
* can be acute, right, or obtuse sources: Coach Bryant and google!!
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81.48 acres in Walton County, Georgia
81 acres in beautiful Gratis community of Walton County Ga. This property has double road frontage on Ike Stone Rd and Gratis Rd with access to Breedlove Walk subdivision on the back side . Clean creek water runs through the middle of the farm year round . 3/2 brick house and old store on the front of the property being sold as is - no disclosure . This is accumaltion of 3 contiguous tracts of 4, 10 and 67.48 acres with the 67.48 acre tract being in conservation tax status to be assumed by buyer . A great tract of land for horse/ cattle farming , a site for estate home , or future development .
From hwy 11 in Monroe take Marable street turning into Gratis road , property on the right .
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Your child's driver is a certified Texas school bus driver. To obtain this certification he/she has to possess a CDL (Commercial Drivers License) with P (passenger) and S (school bus) endorsements. Recertification is required every three years. He/she must pass a drug test, DOT physical, criminal history check, at least 20 hours of training. In addition, the driver is subject to random drug test each month.
Many of our drivers have been driving a bus for the district for more than 10 years.
We want you to know that our drivers believe that their foremost responsibility is your child's safety. This requires the driver's attention be on the road at all times. When the driver's attention is distracted by misbehavior among the passengers, everyone is at risk. We ask your cooperation and support in maintaining good bus behavior. This is essential in sustaining the safest environment for your child and the 55-65 other bus riders on the bus.
Many people are surprised to learn that the State of Texas does not require school districts to furnish transportation. (Federal law covers transportation services for special needs students.) Riding a bus is a privilege. A child is not required to ride a bus to and from school.
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Teaching your children these few simple school bus safety rules will help them to understand the importance of good behavior on and around the school bus.
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Remember the Danger Zone Areas, (10' in the Front, in the Rear, & the Passenger Side outside of the bus.
Please refer to your Student Handbook for more information on School Bus Safety!
Video Cameras
All buses have video/audio capabilities installed to aid our drivers with student safety while driving. The Transportation Department monitors student behavior on a regular basis.
Students should be aware that their actions and communications could be recorded at any time and upon review, a discipline notice may be issued.
Parents should be aware that the recorded information will not be made public and will be viewed only by authorized district personnel.
Parent/Driver Conflicts
Parents are not to enter the bus to discuss problems with a driver during a route or while children are on the bus. Drivers have been instructed to stay on a schedule and will close the door and drive off after all students are loaded at a stop. If a confrontation takes place and the driver cannot leave, the police will be contacted.
Please direct your complaints and/or concerns to the Transportation Manager at 281-576-2221 ext. 1279. Complaints and concerns are taken seriously and will be investigated promptly.
Tardy Students
Since drivers have a strict, tight schedule to maintain, they cannot wait for tardy students. Students need to be at the bus stop 5 minutes before the bus arrives.
It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to take the student to school if he/she missed the bus. Students tardy to school will be excused if their delay is the result of bus service problems or circumstances beyond the control of the student. A student will not be excused when arriving late if they created a discipline issue or where late for the bus.
Bus Stops
It is the parent's responsibility to see that the student gets to and from the bus stop. Be expected to walk some distance to the bus stop at least 5 minutes before the bus arrives. In order to be fair and consistent in placement of bus stops, we are not able to establish stops based on personal circumstances.
Lost Property
Every effort is made to get all left articles back to the rightful owner. You can help us identify lost articles by putting names on clothing, backpacks, lunch kits, etc. If you feel your child may have left something on the bus, call the transportation office.
How do I reach the transportation department?
Please call Becky Nelson, Transportation Manager, at 281-576-2221 ext. 1279. If you have an emergency, please call 281-734-0559.
How do I find out which bus my child will ride?
Please see the BUS ROUTE BY STREET list for the bus number your child will ride. We prefer not to post bus stop times for safety reasons. If you need to know the time the bus will be arriving at your stop, please call the Transportation office @ 281-576-2221 ext. 1279. Please note that all times are approximate.
Why is my child's bus late?
Weather, traffic, driver absenteeism, maintenance difficulties, and unforeseen incidents are responsible for delays in the arrival of school buses in the morning and afternoon.
In the event your bus does not arrive as scheduled, please allow 20 minutes before calling the transportation office.
Why can't you call when the bus is late?
It is simply a numbers problem. There are as many as 55-65 students on each bus. That is 55-65 phone calls in a short time frame to parents who are probably at the bus stop with the children. Please know that there is a bus on the way and that we are doing everything humanly possible to transport your child to school in a timely manner.
Why did you suspend my child from the bus?
Behavioral expectations on the school bus are much like those in the classroom. The mobility of that "classroom" and traffic, added noise and the size of the "classroom" are a potential catastrophe if there are no clear expectations and enforcements. The behavioral expectations on the bus revolve around the individual rights of every person on the bus.
When there is an infraction, a referral is turned in to a school administrator for review, who determines the consequences based on each incident. For more information please refer to the safety guidelines in your child's handbook or call the Transportation Manager.
Why does my child have a seat assignment?
Seat assignments are a positive way for the ride to be consistent and safe. It takes less time to load at bus stops if students know they have an assigned seat. This aids in the driver learning the student's names as well as pin pointing vandalism to the seats. As required by law, in the event of an accident or emergency, the driver is able to give authorities a list of students on the bus at the time and where they are seated.
Seat assignments are also important to keep the students in a seat with children their own age.
How will I be notified if a change is made to my child's stop?
The Transportation Department will send a note home with the child to give you notice of a change in bus number, driver and bus stop. The school is also notified so that the transition is a smooth one for the students.
Can the driver stop at my house to pick up or drop off my child?
Only certain students, whose needs are addressed through IEP or 504 Plan, are eligible for curbside service. This service is typically restricted to rural area.
Students in subdivisions are expected to walk some distance to a bus stop.
I don't like where my child's bus stop is located. How are locations for bus stop determined?
Your child may have to walk some distance to and from a bus stop. Bus stops are located in areas that are a safe pickup and assure that no child has to walk an unreasonable distance. We periodically check the sex offender website and will move bus stops if we feel children are in danger.
Why does my child need to be at the bus stop 5 minutes before the bus arrives?
The bus driver has a tight schedule to maintain with the students needing to be on time for breakfast at school. The bus driver cannot wait for tardy bus riders at the bus stop. If your child is running out of the house or down to the bus stop, the bus driver may not see him/her. Your child could also fall down because he/she is rushing to the bus causing further delays. Students need to be waiting at the bus stop and not inside the house. The bus driver cannot take his/her eyes off the road, looking at your front door or in your garage to see if your child is coming to the bus stop.
Will I need to be at the bus stop when my child arrives home?
Children in grades EC-2nd will not be dropped off unsupervised. Written permission may be given to let your child off with older siblings or older child. If you are home, the driver needs to physically see someone. An opened front door or garage door is not acceptable. If you are not at the bus stop or the driver does not see you, an attempt will be made to contact you for further instructions. In most cases, the child will return to the Transportation Center and you must make arrangements to have them picked up. We will not release your child at the bus stop to someone that not is on the child's emergency card. It is very important to keep emergency contact information updated.
Why did the driver not stop at my stop when my student was running late or did not wait for my student to get to the bus stop?
We make a concerted effort to be consistent on the time we start the route. After the first stop, many things can effect the arrival time at subsequent stops, so even the most conscientious driver will vary by no more than a few minutes. Students are told to be at the bus stop 5 minutes prior to normal arrival of the bus to allow for those variances, and to be waiting where they are visible to the bus driver as the bus approaches the stop. Drivers are required by law to activate their yellow lights a minimum of 100 feet when possible prior to stopping and turning on their red lights. If drivers do not see any students present after stopping, they are not permitted to wait. Usually, drivers will not leave students if they are close to the stop and making an effort to get there as fast as they can. The loading and unloading process is the most dangerous part of the bus ride and students are the safest when they are at the stop before the bus arrives and not running for it after it shows up or is driving away from the stop
I am standing near the bus or at my door and I can hear the bus driver yelling at the children.
The bus driver and the children are sitting in a "metal building" with a motor running and loud talking on the inside of the bus. Sounds echo off of the metal giving the impression that the bus driver is yelling. The children are often talking loud and it is hard for them to hear what the bus driver is saying from the back of the bus. If you suspect that the bus driver is yelling at your child for any reason, please feel free to call the Transportation Manager at the number above. Your complaints are taken seriously and I assure you it will be investigated thoroughly, including watching the video/audio recording that is sometimes placed on the bus.
My child reported an incident to the bus driver and she did not do anything about it.
Many times the bus driver cannot handle a situation immediately because she must keep her attention on the road. If the situation is serious the bus driver will pull over and take care of the problem or move students away from a situation. Since the principals handle the discipline, the students cannot be turned in until the next morning.
What happens if my child gets on the wrong bus?
Children are loaded in a safe and orderly manner at their campus. If for some reason your child gets on the wrong bus, the bus driver will contact the Transportation Manager's office for further instructions. Often times, the bus driver will be able to drop the child off at his home after finishing the route or the child is taken back to the Transportation Center.
Why can't the bus stop at my driveway?
The higher frequency of stops can make the motoring public impatient. This results in people driving around the bus which can cause greater safety concerns than the distance a student walks to a bus stop. It also delays the bus by increasing the number of stops, making the overall student riding time longer.
I cannot see the bus stop from my house.
The school district provides service for approximately 2300 students to and from school each day. We are not able to position bus stops that all parents are able to see the stop from their home. It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to ensure that their child arrives safely to and from the bus stop.
We live in a cul-de-sac. Will the bus come down our street?
Except to transport special needs children, buses generally are not routed down cul-de-sacs because of the danger to small children and property caused by the bus turning around and/or backing in a small area. However, if the cul-de-sac is large enough for the bus to turnaround without having to repeatedly pull forward and back up, the bus will come to end of the cul-de-sac. If the cul-de-sac is blocked, the bus driver will not be permitted to drive on that street.
Is my child allowed to ride another bus other than his/her own?
In most circumstances, we allow students to ride other buses with a note signed by the parent and the principal. However, we must make certain that a seat is available for your child to sit. Please call the Transportation office to check availability. Since we are responsible for your child's safety, we may call you for an explanation or permission when the situation is questionable.
I tried to speak to the bus driver at the bus stop about a problem my child is having on the bus but she said she could not talk to me right now.
The bus driver has been instructed to avoid confrontation at the bus stop with parents. If your child is having a problem, please send a note with your child or call the Transportation office at 281-576-2221 ext. 1279 to discuss the matter. Discussing matters at the bus stop puts everyone in a defensive position without all the information and it can easily turn into a confrontation, which is inappropriate for the students to witness. Drivers are trained to try and avoid those confrontations to the point of closing the door and driving away. Federal law prohibits blocking the doorway or interfering with the bus operation.
What do I need to do when my child needs to ride a different bus?
You must send a note with your child. If you make the request over the phone, you may be required to fax a note with a copy of your driver's license so the information can be verified.
How do we find out about an inclement weather delay, early dismissal, or cancellation of school?
The Superintendent is responsible for the final decision to close school due to various locations in the district regarding road conditions. After the decision is made, the public is notified through news media. Additional information can be found on the district website under school closings.
My questions are still not answered. What can I do find the answers I need?
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Alexa Chung has joined forces with Vogue to make a fashion documentary series.
The 31-year-old model and presenter is working with the magazine on the docu-series - that will take a closer look at what the future holds for the billion dollar industry - and is asking for fans to contribute questions.
She said: "I think it's important that we make a film that is an accurate representation of fashion as it stands now and where it's going in the future.
"I've been working in fashion since I was 15 and the thing that I have found is people are very dismissive of fashion in general, it's always seen as folly or it has connotations of vanity or indulgence and all of these things when actually it's occupied and driven by people who are highly creative, highly intelligent.
There's a perception of it being the only bit that you see on Instagram during fashion week, which is off champagne at a party, and a lovely dolly bird in a dress and it's almost sort of dumbed down. When actually a lot of thought and care and craftsmanship go into the cogs that turn it."
The series will launch on YouTube in September and will feature the biggest names in the industry - including the French designer Olivier Rousteing - who is adored by the likes of stars Taylor Swift and Cara Delevingne.
In a video introduction to the series posted on Vogue's website, the British model asked people to post their burning questions that she will put to the stars.
She said: "Say they had the opportunity to be in the room with anyone who worked in fashion, and could ask them any one thing, what would that urgent question be?"


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Brandon University has named the original campus gymnasium in honour of the late Henry Champ.
"Henry was a sports enthusiast," BU president Deborah Poff said of Champ, who was the university's chancellor from 2008-12.
"During his student days at Brandon University, Henry was a remarkable athlete and passionate supporter. He stayed connected to BU sports through his entire life and recruited top athletes to campus. Our university is a better place because of Henry Champ's dedication and commitment."
A commemorative ceremony for the Henry Champ Gymnasium is planned for the new year.
A native of Hartney, Champ attended BU in 1957 and 1958. He would travel the world through the next five decades as one of the world's top foreign correspondents, reporting from places including El Salvador, Nicaragua, Chile, the Middle East, Vietnam and Washington, D.C.
Despite his globetrotting career, Champ never forgot his Wheat City roots, serving BU in many capacities including as member of the Brandon University Foundation.
In 2005, he was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree for his service.
Installed as BU's sixth chancellor in November 2008, Champ enjoyed visiting and reminiscing about his own time spent on campus.
Thanks to online broadcasting, he rarely missed a Bobcats game and took part in a Bobcat Booster Club meeting days before his passing in September.
Champ had a special interest in recruiting international students to BU — including Bobcat point guard Ilarion Bonhomme, Canada West Rookie of the Year in 2012.
Opened in 1965, the Henry Champ Gymnasium has been home to four Canadian university national championship teams.
The storied space is currently being modernized as part of BU's $24.3-million Healthy Living Centre, with the gym scheduled to be ready in the spring of 2013.
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Marion Elsie Hakula, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. George Hakula of East Dennis, Mass., was married yesterday to Dr. Wilfred Hamilton Williams 3d, the son of Mrs. Edward G. King Jr. of New Orleans, and the late Wilfred H. Williams Jr. of Minneapolis. The Rev. Jonathan A. Ahnquist officiated at the First Lutheran Church in West Barnstable, Mass.
Mrs. Williams, 29 years old, graduated from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and received an M.B.A. degree from Columbia University. She is a senior business planner at Pfizer Inc. in New York. Her father retired as the general auditor of General Foods in Rye Brook, N.Y. Her mother is an educational counselor.
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Two questions on Fluent UDF
Hi, everyone,
I have two questions about Fluent UDF when I was using it. I would like to share them with you, and hopefully someone can help me out.
The first question is about the diffusivity (diffusion coefficient) of UDF.
As you know, Fluent UDF can let you define diffusivities for user defined scalar equations. My question is: how to activate these user defined diffusivities properly and let Fluent know which one applies to which UDS equation.
In Fluent, define->materials->diffusivity you will see two options: 'UDS' and 'user defined'. If you choose UDS, it looks that you may assign a constant value or polynomial as the diffusivity for each user defined scalar. But how to apply user defined diffusivities to UDS?
If you select 'user defined', you can only pick one of those user defined diffusivities.my understanding is Fluent will then use this one for all the conservation equations and user defined scalars. I am confused here, and could not figure out how Fluent actually handle the diffusivities.
The other question is related to species transfer. If you are going to implement a species transfer problem, but do not want to use the Fluent default species transfer model, because the reaction in your case has ions involved that Fluent cannot handle. So you have to define the concentration of each species as UDS to solve for concentration distribution over the whole region. Then there come a few problems. 1. How to make sure materials balance in Fluent? 2. How to model species transfer under this circumstance?
If you do not select species transfer, you can only define one material in that region, instead of all the species that actually exist in that region. My solution is using a material that can approximate the properties of the actual mixture for conservation equations. Is it a proper way for this problem? Any suggestion or comment is welcome and will be greatly appreciated.
Re: Two questions on Fluent UDF
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Hi steven,
I infer that you are trying to model electrochemical systems where you will encounter all such problems. This is something I have been fighting for a long time.
When you are confronted with the problem of solving for ions, I know you would want to use a "special flux-equation" with the migration term implemented too. This extra migration term can be implemented, as you would have inferred, only through the "J" - user defines flux term for the scalars in FLUENT 6. but believe me, inspite of using that J term in F6, you will NOT be able to model electrochemical migration using user-defined scalars.
The reason is simply that, the user-defined scalars, atleast from my knowledge, are not solved the way the species equations are solved in FLUENT 6. For example, suppose there is a parallel plate electrochemical reactor which sports two reactions at the the two electrodes and the electrolyte flows through it. Since ions are involved in the reactions, you would normally be tempted to use UDS equations instead of the species equations for modelign the species, but as far as my experience goes, it does not work that way.
When you model the species equations, the concentration at the outlet is determined by the "shooting-correcting" method of FLUENT. Refer to the modeling of species examples in FLUENT 6 manuals. It is evident from the F6 manuals that there is "no - need" to mention "any" boundary condition for the species at the outlet. But for the UDS, you are required to mention the boundary conditions and this "forces" a wrong solution for the problem.
An example of how various diffucivity values could be assigned to different scalars is given below:
DEFINE_DIFFUSIVITY(scalar_diff, c, t, i)
real D;
// Define all scalars
real phi,C1,C2,C3,C4;
switch (i)
case 0:
C1 = C_UDSI(c,t,1) ;
C2 = C_UDSI(c,t,2) ;
C3 = C_UDSI(c,t,3) ;
C4 = C_UDSI(c,t,4) ;
D = F*F/(R*T)*(z1*z1*C1 + z2*z2*C2 + z3*z3*C3 + z4*z4*C4);
case 1:
case 2:
case 3:
case 4:
return D;
In the above code the "case 0" corresponds to potential equation and all the others are species equations. D1..D4 are globally defined constants.
Hope this helps.
Re: Two questions on Fluent UDF
Thank you, Murali, Your information is really helpful.
Actually, I am working on the modeling of a PEM fuel cell. I think I did not really understand the exact meaning of the index "i", which corresponds to each UDS. Now things become clear to me.
As you mentioned, it seems infeasible to model the ion transport by UDS, then do you have any idea if there is any other way to do that?
Also, my understanding of how Fluent calculate conservation equations and UDSs is that: first, it will solve continuity and momentum (no energy analysis involved) with the properties of materials you have specified for each zone. then, it will calculate UDS based on used-defined diffusivity and source term,etc.
Because you are not using species transfer model, instead, you define each species you're interested with UDS; you cannot define the material in each zone with any mixture, you can only approximate it with a single substance. Therefore, your solution seems to be an approximate one, and the mass balance is not garanteed here. How to solve this problem? Thank you.
UDS concentration
how i can defined the concentration as uds in fluent. my problem that the density depend of concentration so i will use uds for the concentration and udf for the density.
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You can define mass fraction transport equation of species using UDS and then whenever you need them, just convert it to concentration.
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The p38α mitogen-activated protein kinase as a central nervous system drug discovery target
Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Alzheimer's Disease Drug Discovery
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Protein kinases are critical modulators of a variety of cellular signal transduction pathways, and abnormal phosphorylation events can be a cause or contributor to disease progression in a variety of disorders. This has led to the emergence of protein kinases as an important new class of drug targets for small molecule therapeutics. A serine/threonine protein kinase, p38α mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK), is an established therapeutic target for peripheral inflammatory disorders because of its critical role in regulation of proinflammatory cytokine production. There is increasing evidence that p38α MAPK is also an important regulator of proinflammatory cytokine levels in the central nervous system, raising the possibility that the kinase may be a drug discovery target for central nervous system disorders where cytokine overproduction contributes to disease progression. Development of bioavailable, central nervous system-penetrant p38α MAPK inhibitors provides the required foundation for drug discovery campaigns targeting p38α MAPK in neurodegenerative disorders.
Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) are a family of serine/threonine protein kinases that play essential roles in eukaryotic cells by transducing environmental stress signals into altered gene expression. There are numerous human MAPKs, which are grouped into distinct families: the extracellular signal-regulated protein kinases (ERKs); the c-Jun N-terminal kinases (JNKs); and the p38 MAPKs (p38α, p38β, p38δ, p38γ). Different stressors, or combinations of stressors, result in differential activation of the discrete MAPK families, which can function in parallel in intracellular signal transduction cascades that alter cellular physiology. Signaling cross-talk among the individual MAPK cascades, as well as cross-talk with second messenger-mediated protein phosphorylation cascades, result in a high degree of biological selectivity in a tissue's response to stressors. Therefore, the presence of a given MAPK family member in a tissue or cell type does not provide a simple forecast of its physiological or pathophysiological role.
Various genetic and pharmacological inhibitors of individual protein kinases in stress-activated cells have provided causal linkages between the activation of a given kinase, or MAPK family pathway, and a particular cellular response endpoint, for example, increased production of proinflammatory cytokines. The p38 MAPK family of serine/threonine protein kinases was explicitly implicated in the regulation of key inflammatory responses in mammals, contributing to a large body of evidence that eventually established it as a therapeutic target for a range of diseases that have inflammation as a common disease progression mechanism. An isoform of the p38 MAPK family, p38α MAPK, was identified early as a drug discovery target and became the focus of intense investigations for over a decade. Currently, novel p38α MAPK inhibitors are in clinical development for peripheral tissue inflammatory disorders. On-going investigations continue to validate p38α MAPK as a therapeutic target for peripheral tissue disorders, displaying no target-related toxicities when appropriate compounds and dosing regimens are used. However,
The p38 MAPK family as regulators of proinflammatory cytokine production
Proinflammatory cytokines are crucial components of physiological defense mechanisms, but chronic overproduction can lead to cellular dysfunction and damage
Four isoforms of p38 MAPK have been identified, each the product of distinct genes: p38α, 38β, p38γ and p38δ
In terms of the regulatory mechanisms of proinflammatory cytokine production, several of the p38 MAPK substrates are transcription factors, or other protein kinases, which in turn can phosphorylate regulatory proteins and thereby modulate function
Modulation of p38α MAPK as a therapeutic approach to peripheral inflammatory disorders
p38α MAPK is an established drug discovery target for peripheral inflammatory diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease, where increased levels of proinflammatory cytokines coincide with disease progression
Currently, p38α MAPK inhibitors based on a variety of chemotypes are in clinical development for the treatment of peripheral tissue diseases, for example, multiple myeloma, atherosclerosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and pain. Compounds include, among others, SCIO 469 (Scios, Johnson and Johnson), VX-702 (Vertex), and SB 681323 (GlaxoSmithKline)
Contemporary approaches to the design of selective p38α MAPK inhibitors take advantage of the extensive information available from high-resolution structures of p38 MAPK isoforms and complexes with inhibitors. Many p38α MAPK inhibitors are designed to exploit the small 'gatekeeper' amino acid that controls access to a hydrophobic binding pocket in the enzyme active site
p38α MAPK as a drug discovery target for CNS disorders
Evidence from both clinical studies and preclinical animal models suggests proinflammatory cytokine overproduction as a potential driving force for pathology progression in CNS disorders
An indication of the potential complexity of p38 MAPK involvement in the physiology and pathophysiology of glia and neurons is shown in Figure
Figure 1
Diagrammatic outline of p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathways in glia and neurons
Diagrammatic outline of p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathways in glia and neurons. Disease-relevant stressors or stimuli can activate a variety of cross-talking and interacting signal transduction pathways, some of which can converge on activation of the p38 MAPK signaling cascades. For example, a typical p38 MAPK cascade consists of a three-tiered series of protein kinases: a MAPK (p38) and two upstream components (a MAPK kinase (MEK) and a MAPKK kinase (MEKK)) that activate the p38 MAPK by a series of activating phosphorylations. Activation of p38 MAPK and phosphorylation of its downstream substrates in activated glia (primarily microglia) can lead to up-regulation of proinflammatory cytokine production. Proinflammatory cytokines can act back on glia to stimulate multiple intracellular signaling pathways. Neurons can also respond to proinflammatory cytokine or other stressors/stimuli and activate neuronal p38 MAPK, culminating in neuron damage. The consequences of p38 MAPK activation in glia and neurons depend on the set of upstream signals, the isoform of p38 MAPK, the cell type, and the set of substrates that are stimulated.
Figure 2
Strategy for development of a p38α mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) inhibitor
Strategy for development of a p38α mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) inhibitor. (A) The p38α MAPK inhibitor MW01-2-069A-SRM was developed using a structure-assisted and computational modeling design strategy, along with consideration of compound molecular properties. The inhibitor is based on a 3-amino-6-phenyl pyridazine scaffold (MW01-3-183WH) found in other central nervous system (CNS)-active compounds
p38α MAPK is emerging as an attractive target for CNS disorders where increases in proinflammatory cytokines appear to play a role in disease progression. The development of orally bioavailable, brain-penetrant, CNS-active p38α MAPK inhibitors provides not only a valuable research tool for testing hypotheses about the role of p38α MAPK in CNS disorders, but also represents a foundation for future drug discovery efforts to develop potential neurodegenerative disease-modifying therapeutics that target this critical gene-regulating protein kinase.
Aβ: amyloid-beta; CNS: central nervous system; IL: interleukin; MAPK: mitogen-activated protein kinase; MSK1: mitogen and stress activated protein kinase 1; TNF: tumor necrosis factor.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ASB coordinated literature searches and data analysis. LdA assisted with literature searches and figure preparation. DMW and LVE conceived of the project, and drafted the manuscript with the assistance of the other authors. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This research was supported in part by a grant from the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation, and NIH grants AG031311 (DMW) and AG013939 (LVE). ASB is a postdoctoral trainee previously supported by NIH T32 AG000260 and currently supported by NIH F32 AG032842.
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Corporatist believed that the police stations, the fire stations, the schools, the hospitals, and the military should be all privatized and privately owned. Employers purchased for the employees all the police coverage, the firefighting coverage, the kids' education coverage, the healthcare coverage, and the military coverage they needed.
So long as you are employed, you should have no fear for thieves, fires, kids' education, illness, or terrorists. If you are not employed, go get a job!
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Corporatism is the exact opposite of communism. Everything is privately owned under a corporatist government; whereas, everything is government owned under a communist government.
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