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The weeds of TaranakiC.R. Moss pp. 11-16
An evaluation of an aquatic weed control chemical acroleinW.M. Houlker pp. 17-21
The identification of clovers in New ZealandA.J. Healy pp. 22-39
New developments in weedkiller fieldP. Bramley pp. 41-47
Chemical soil preparation for strawberry growingL.A. Porter pp. 48-52
The possibilities of chemical ploughing on hill country unsuitable for cultivationL.W. Blackmore pp. 53-59
Herbicides and world-wide developmentK. Bridge pp. 60-65
A review of development with triazinesP. Gregory pp. 66-75
Further developments in non-selective weed controlA. Wratislav pp. 78-82
2,3,6-TBA, some uses and suggested applicationsD.C. Isaacs pp. 83-86
The residual toxcity of monuron, simazine and 2,3,6-TBAA.B. Webster pp. 87-91
The substituted triazine herbicides in New ZealandC.W. Mason pp. 92-102
Soil fumigationA.J. McNeur pp. 107-111
Chemical weed control in nursery stockJ.P. Salinger pp. 112-117
Barley grassM.C. Boyer pp. 121-123
Giant buttercupA.J. Tuckett pp. 124-126
Control of gorseJ.E. Bell pp. 127-132
Spray distribution from aeroplanesR.L. Taylor pp. 140-146
New concepts of spray machineryP.M. Beddek pp. 147-151
Further developments in agricultural spray nozzlesR.J. Watts pp. 152-154
Weed control in vegetablesA.B. Webster pp. 159-165
Use of combination of weedkillers in peas and maize cropsT.M. Patterson pp. 166-171
Weed control in brassica crops, carrots, and onionsF.B. Thompson pp. 172-176
Pre- and post-emergence weed control in carrotsA.H. Smith and C.W. Mason pp. 177-184
Research notes on diquatF.A.H. Meeklah pp. 185-191
Preliminary evaluation of 2,6-DBMW.M. Houlker pp. 192-195
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the second-most common infection in women and as such their causes and treatment options deserve attention here. Most cases of UTIs can be cured by a course of antibiotics aided by increased fluid intake. The problem lies with those sufferers who have recurring infections, often due to poor inner self-healing. […]Read more
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In the list of common chronic disorders of digestion, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) ranks high in the ability to wreak havoc on the sufferer's social life, occupation and personal comfort. The symptoms that accompany IBS (also known as spastic colon or mucous colitis) – constipation, diarrhoea, bloating and flatulence, searing abdominal pain spasms – can […]Read more
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NEA reports new habits lead to broader arts participation
Thursday, February 24, 2011; 8:21 PM
Expanding the boundaries of how and where people enjoy the arts, a new survey from the National Endowment for the Arts concludes that nearly 75 percent of Americans participate in the arts.
The federal arts agency, catching up with the delivery systems - such as the iPod - and alarmed that participation at live performances was declining, asked a group of experts to look again at the results from its 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts.
The new analysis, released Thursday, included responses about people using electronic media, attending festivals or performances at nontraditional locations - such as historic sites - and producing their own art.
The agency had asked about the use of media as far back as 1992, and in 2008 included the broad category of participation via the media.
Looking again at the data, the new report found 53 percent of all U.S. adults pinpointed electronic media as their delivery system. And 75 percent of all adults interacted with the arts, not only through electronic media, but also by attending arts events or creating art. That compares with 34.6 percent of adults who had attended a live performance - opera, ballet, jazz, plays - or visited an art museum in the 2008 survey.
And classical music is winning out, with 18 percent of those adults saying they used mobile devices and the Internet to get their doses of Chopin, followed by 15 percent for Latin music. That's why Celia Cruz and Yo-Yo Ma are seeping through earphones all over town.
The NEA released three reports: one on the value of arts education; another on age and arts participation; and the third on attendance and participation.
Apparently, those who create art can't get enough. The report found that 81 percent of the respondents who said they did their own creative writing also were avid readers. And 80 percent of adults who attended a dance performance were more likely to create their own art.


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The biggest names in the global, $200-plus billion smartphone business are duking it out in court. California's Apple Inc. won a recent court ruling in the ongoing intellectual property battle that blocks the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet from the U.S. marketplace.
Apple and Samsung Electronics Co. are at the top of the international smartphone hierarchy. Each company claims the other has swiped patents. Their intellectual property battles are being waged on four continents. The latest fight puts Apple in the driver's seat, for now.
A federal judge in California, acting on an appellate court's opinion, told Samsung to stop sales of the year-old Galaxy 10.1 tablet. Estimated sales figures say the model may have reached about 300,000 American consumers in every quarter during the last year.
The ruling reversed an earlier decision not to block the Samsung tablets. The new decision follows a reaffirmation by the federal appeals court that Apple would likely succeed in its tablet patent infringement suit against Samsung.
Samsung contends that Apple is suing over patents of generic design. The company argued that pulling the Galaxy Tab from the market would endanger the company's agreements with wireless carriers. Samsung said Apple's infringement claim was too broad, a point the judge dismissed.
The loss of Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in the U.S. did not seem to bother Samsung executives. The tablets are a minor product line compared to Samsung smartphones. More than 44 million Samsung smartphones were sold around the world during the first quarter of this year.
The Korean company is still allowed to sell its newest Galaxy smartphone, at least until a court decides it can't. The Galaxy S debuted in the U.S. last month, despite a challenge by Apple to stop it.
A trial date of July 30 is set to determine which electronic device maker is right. The California judge ordered Apple to put up a $2.6 million bond to cover damages, just in case Samsung wins.
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Check out the International Society of Heterocyclic Chemistry's New Website
Dave Williams (yes, that Dave Williams), the Secretary of the International Society of Heterocyclic Chemistry, has put together a new web site for the Society as part of a thrust to energize this long-standing organization (founded in 1968!):
I'd recommend checking it out and supporting the Society. Individual membership is quite inexpensive. There's also the opportunity for company sponsorship.
The ISHC has quite a bit to offer, including …
• A Biennial Congress on Heterocyclic Chemistry at locations around the world. The 26th ISHC Congress will be held in Regensburg, Germany in the summer of 2017.
• The review publication Progress in Heterocyclic Chemistry, free with membership.
• The ISHC Bulletin, featuring recent publications of ISHC Members.
• Stewardship of the E.C. Taylor Senior Award in Heterocyclic Chemistry and the A.R. Katritzky Junior Award in Heterocyclic Chemistry.
One of Dave's initiatives is to curate useful information on heterocyclic chemistry, so stop by the web site and take a look around. What resources do you know of that might find a home there?
Thanks to Dave, Oliver Reiser (ISHC President), Fredrick Luzzio (ISHC Treasurer), Dan Comins (ISHC Past President), and the members of the Advisory Board for their efforts to keep the Society alive and relevant.
On a personal note: The Heterocyclist, whose name derives in part from his love of bicycling, has been slow in posting for a while, in part due to a rather nasty bicycle accident. Think titanium hardware. He's been keeping up with the literature as he recovers, and intends to get back in the saddle soon, blog-wise if not bike-wise.


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Will of Dinah Elliott
In re
In the name of God Amen. I Dinah Elliott of
Saint John's in the Island of Newfoundland Widow, being of sound disposing
mind memory and understanding do hereby make this my last will and testament
in manner and form following that is to say- I give and
bequeath to my executor and executrix hereinafter named all my freehold property
(held by me in fee simple) consisting of houses lands tenements and hereditaments
situate in this town namely a certain farm and plantation with the appurtenances
situate lying and being on the Western side of a certain lane commonly called "Carter's
Lane" at present in the occupancy
of one Denis Nowlan and comprised in a certain Indenture of
lease from my late husband George Elliott to one Luke
Maddock also a certain dwelling house and
plantation situate upon the eastern side of the said lane at present in the
occupancy of Peter Carter Esquire and comprised in the said
Indenture of lease Also that dwelling house and land adjoining
situate on the western side of the Kings Road under lease from me to one John
Neill and that
certain farm or plantation situate at or near Flower Hill leased by me to one
John Shallow and at present in the occupancy of one Matthew
Stewart Esquire Upon Trust to pay and hand over to my daughters Diana
Elliott and Matilda Elliott all the rents issues
and profits after deducting expenses (if any) incident to the collection of
the same, which may arise from time to time from the above mentioned lands
tenements and premises in equal proportions share and share alike: Provided
nevertheless that should my said daughter Matilda marry then
and in such case the said lands tenements and premises to be apportioned and
allotted to my several daughters as follows- That my said daughter Diana shall
receive and take possession of as her portion or share of my estate all that
messuage dwelling house and plantation (above mentioned and referred to) situate
on the western side of Carters
And lastly I give and bequeath all my money household goods and furniture which I may die possessed of to my said daughters Diana and Matilda conjointly and to and for their sole use and benefit provided that should either of them marry or separate then the same to be equally divided share and share alike and if either of them should die prior to such event then the same to revert and be the property of the other- And I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said daughter Matilda executrix and James Simms Junr Esquire executor of this my last will and testament and hereby absolutely revoking all other will or wills by me heretofore made, I declare this to be my only true last will and testament to which I have affixed my hand and seal at Saint John's in the Island of Newfoundland this twenty ninth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty one. D. Elliott (LS) Signed sealed published and declared by the said testatrix as and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses the word Stewart in the third page Thomas F. H. Bridge, James Simms, Junr. Notary Public, Newfdland.
By this codicil to my will I the above named Dinah Elliott do direct that the house I now live in which is not included in the foregoing disposition and also the share of my said estate therein given to my now deceased daughter Diana shall go to and vest in my said daughter Matilda for her life and after her decease to my daughters Mrs. Prowse and Mrs. Stewart for their lives, and the life of the survivor and after the decease of such survivor to the use of my granddaughter Anne Amelia Stewart her heirs and assigns for ever. Dated at St. John's March 5th 1859. D. Elliott. Witness, N.W. Hoyles.
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So yesterday in my inbox, I received an e-mail from Compassion with 'An invitation to meet Eduardo'. Having the chance to visit one of your Compassion sponsored children has got to be the dream of a lot of Compassion sponsors.
About a year and a half ago, we started sponsoring Eduardo and we picked Mexico, hoping that it would be more affordable for me to have the ability to take a trip with Compassion. Do we have the money in the bank to pay for a trip right now? Of course not! But I have already started thinking of ways that I can earn the money necessary to pay for this trip. God knows if I will be going on this trip or not.
Given the chance though, I know this trip will be a life changing experience. I have read many blog posts about bloggers who have visited their sponsored kids (and shed many tears reading those posts!) You can read posts from some of the past trips at the Compassion Bloggers web site.
My pray and hope, that given the chance to go on this trip, or one in the future, that It would give me a better awareness of the effectiveness of Compassion programs so that I can be a better advocate for these kids. This trip wouldn't be for me, it would be for the millions of children who are growing up, living in extreme poverty, that I could be a voice for them.
If you have any suggestions on ways you have been able to earn about $2500 in a five month period, I would love to hear them! Please leave your ideas in the comments section, and I would love your prayers too!
Update 5/1/13: I am beyond excited! This morning I made a deposit on this trip and picked up my first passport application! Praying for God to direct my efforts for earning the rest of the money over the next few months. Yay!!!


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The number of incidents of intimidation, harassment, menacing, or bullying reported by school districts to New York State, per 1,000 students in the school districts in a county or school district.
Why is this important?
Intimidation and bullying behavior can negatively affect a student's self-esteem, ability to concentrate and ability to learn. It may affect not only the targeted student, but also other students who feel afraid or insecure in an environment where bullying is occurring.
How is Dutchess County performing?
There were 5.3 bullying incidents in Dutchess County for every 1,000 students in 2016, below the state (excluding NYC) and regional rates of 8.5. Dutchess' rate fell by 37% since 2004, and is 58% below its high of 12.6 in 2006. Bullying in Dutchess has consistently been lower than the statewide rate and the rates of Orange and Ulster from 2004 through 2016. Hyde Park and Pine Plains had particularly high rates in 2016.
Notes about the data
The accuracy of the data depends on students reporting bullying behavior, and on schools accurately reporting to the state. Although the state has provided guidance to schools on how incidents should be reported, there can be variations in how that guidance is interpreted by school officials. Data for this indicator are expected to be released in the third quarter.


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Yes Age of Kings follows the ideas of the original. Gather
your resources, build up a city, build an army, and make
technology advancements, all in an effort to destroy your enemy.
While AOE wasn?t a particularly original real-time strategy, it was
well designed and the general layout made it succeed. AOE2
follows an identical layout which is integrated smoothly into the game.
AOE2 uses campaign style play, which allows you to
become one of the more famous commanders of the medieval
time period. The five campaigns consist of William Wallace, Joan
of Arc, Saladin, Genghis Kahn, and Barbarossa. AOE2 has a little
more attention paid to the detail of the campaign backgrounds.
There are pre-planned events that happen within the game world
that help spice up the feeling of involvement in the game. There
are also a handful of special characters that like to add comments
about your progress as the game goes along.
In addition to the campaign, there are quite a few other
gameplay options. The standard Deathmatch is available, along
with a game called Regicide, where you must kill your opponent?s
king while keeping your own alive. In addition, you can setup
games with your own rules to play against the computer.
AOE2 also adds a scenario and campaign designer, so if
the regular missions aren?t enough, you have ample resources to
make your own. Whatever you create can also be used for
multiplayer missions as well, giving AOE2 a lot of room for
expansion. A solid following will help to keep AOE2 fresh even as
the average player beats what maps come with game because
they can always go out and download more from the Internet.
AOE was a well-created world with artistic details taken
with most of the aspects of the game. Graphically AOE2 improves
on what AOE1 had. Terrain detail has been greatly improved. It?s
actually true 3D, so you?re treated to nice rolling hills and what
not. The actual unit graphics and buildings are along the same
quality as AOE1, but the animation is better and the units
themselves are a little better. Some of the graphics do seem to be
leftovers from AOE1 like the burning animation. I?d prefer to see
actual damage to the buildings instead of just the growing flames.
It also goes for the construction of the building phase. A little more
gradual transition would be nicer; three frames of graphics seem a
little bland. It supports high resolutions, but these make the screen
size bigger, not making the detail better. All in all, the graphics
are better, I was expecting a little more but nonetheless, the
quality is up to par.
The audio score isn?t that much of an improvement from
AOE1 either, but that?s hardly a bad thing. The sound effects do
have locational positioning, so depending on where on the map
something is, you?ll hear what?s going on where. Music is also
relatively decent; Microsoft moved away from the MIDI soundtrack
and replaced it with some higher quality CD audio.
Multiplayer was an excellent feature in AOE1 and made
it one of the most popular games on the Internet and by far the
most popular on Microsoft?s own online service, The Zone. All of
the game options, aside from the campaign, are available in
multiplayer. Features like teamplay, capture the artifact, and
standard deathmatch, as well as the ability to use user-designed
maps, are all included in the multiplayer.
Ensemble has followed up an impressive original with a
strong sequel. While Age of Kings is not an overwhelming
improvement over its predecessor, it does live up to most of the
expectations I had for it. The campaigns are much more fulfilling
and there?s a greater sense of accomplishment upon completion of
missions in AOE2. I?m sure we?ll see some quality addons put out
for AOE2 down the road to even more so enhance the game.
Summary: It?s not a significant improvement as far as gameplay
and graphics, but it does help further the claim of AOE as a solid
gaming title and a quality multiplayer game. The originality may
be gone, but the idea lives on.
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Digital Marketing
Email + Social + Paid Media + Websites
It isn't every day we're fortunate to work with a restaurant group based within twenty minutes of our headquarters. When the leadership team at TAPS Fish House and Brewery came to us about becoming the marketing agency for their five restaurants in Southern California we leapt into the engagement fortunate to have been guests of their restaurants for many years. Beginning with a well-defined integrated marketing strategy, our work has continued to grow on and offline for each of their restaurants as we work to drive guest traffic.
Website Evolution
Mobile & Tablet Design & Development
Websites already existed for both TAPS Fish House and Brewery and The Catch which let Dreambox provide additional value developing extensive mobile-focused experiences to drive reservations and private dining requests.
Email Marketing
Uniquely designed for each initiative
A core element of our integrated marketing plan has been the ramp up of the TAPS Email club and looping in of our partners at Fishbowl. In addition to continuing to refine the brand voice we are able to drive initiatives year-round while promoting specific day-parts and locations through uniquely designed Email creative all tied into Google Analytics for extensive reporting by our Dreambox digital marketing team.
Social Media Marketing
Creative + Content Creation + Photography
If you've interacted with TAPS Fish House and Brewery on any digital channel you've made our day. Our digital marketing team is tasked with developing creative and compelling content to build brand visibility. Telling the brand's narrative also includes a significant amount of original photography performed by our team. Additionally, through our 'Every Guest, Every Time' guest retention service, we monitor social media for any guest interactions and engage rapidly and effectively to drive return visits and recover where necessary.
Exterior Design
Introduction to Brand
Billboards to business cards and all print-media in between has the Dreambox creative team designing all print-collateral for these three high-volume brands.
Advertising Campaigns
Conceptualizing to Execution and Reporting
Dreambox does more than make pretty things (yes we do that well). We are responsible for some of the most impactful, proven sales-driving campaign work nationally. Our work in this area begins with a careful adoption of the business objectives, planning and defining of the campaign and finally delivering on the campaign requirements to support creative, copy, technology, coordination and reporting. We are uniquely able to deliver disparate advertising campaigns on a per-brand, per-market or per-store level thanks to our partnerships with hyper-local partners and extensive lessons-learned.


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Tips for General Practitioners – Plantar fascitis (Policeman's Heel)
Plantar fascitis (Policeman's Heel)
Plantar fascitiis is a common condition affecting mainly those around middle age. It is characterized by pain under the heel and is often of insidious onset. It is aggravated by excessive walking or standing. Hence the term "Policemans Heel" referring to the officers who had to walk long distances while on patrol. Paradoxically, many patients will complain of having symptoms on waking up in the morning and putting their feet down with the pain going away after walking a few steps.
Diagnosis of Plantar Fascitis is made on clinical grounds but XRs may sometimes be obtained to exclude occult fractures of the calcaneum in active individuals.
Heel spurs are occasionally seen on XRs. These are commonly thought by laymen to be the cause of their pain. In fact the spur has nothing to do with Plantar fascitis and is present in 20% of patients who have no symptoms at all. Instead chronic tears or inflammation of the origin of the plantar fascia is thought to be the cause of the pain.
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X-Ray showing a typical "heel spur"
90% of patients get better with conservative treatment. Treatment modalities include activity modification, shoe alteration, heel inserts, ultrasound and stretching exercises. Steroid injections can be given for recalcitrant cases.
Steroid Injections for plantar fascitiis
Steroid injections are often effective for treating cases of plantar fascitis which don't respond to more simple treatment. Care must taken to avoid injecting into the heel pad or the tendo Achilles. This can result in atrophy of the pad or rupture of the tendo Achilles.
Important landmarks
Landmarks to note are the Heel Pad, the junctin between normal skin and the skin of the heel pad and the tendo Achilles.
Figure 2.
Identify the Heel pad and the junction between the normal skin and the skin of the heel pad
Figure 3.
Palpate for the most tender spot at the junction of the heel pad and normal skin. This should be well away from the tendo Achilles.
Figure 4.
The Steroid and Local Anaesthetic should be injected into the most tender spot palpated. Care should be taken to avoid injecting into the heel pad as this can cause heel pad atrophy.
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Some investors are doing short sales and pocketing more income. Being house rich and cash poor can put many investors from a crunch if some crisis happens. Getting the money to close a good portion prevents some investors from cashing in on lucrative transactions. Very first thing new investors should try to understand simple fact lack of money should never be an issue when you'd like.
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So before you spend money on any course that involves buying from distressed sellers, consider whether your circumstances to allow it. Otherwise you may waste your salary on a property investing course that becomes an expensive dust collector.


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Mobile phones 'could replace wallets in four years'
Mobile phones could eliminate the need for people to carry wallets and purses by the year 2013, a new report has estimated.
According to the study, carried out by Informa Telecoms and Media, handsets enabled with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology will allow users to pay bills, buy tickets, pay for food and display information that would usually be contained in a membership card.
John Darnbroughm, spokesperson for Informa, said that more than ten per cent of mobile phones should be NFC-enabled by 2013 and that payment using this method will be commonplace for as many as 180 million people.
"There is a strong appetite for these new business opportunities," he added.
According to a recent poll carried out by supplier Ingenico, more than 40 per cent of British consumers say they would use their phone to make payments and that and ease of use would be their main reason for doing so.
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Research Interests: Molecular microbiology; Immunology; Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV); HIV pathogenesis; HIV evolution; Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID); SCID mouse; Microbicide; Vaccine; Malaria; DNA; Electroporation; Dendritic cells; Chemokine ...read more
Dr. Richard B. Markham holds a joint appointment in medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is a professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. His research focuses on the pathogenesis and evolution of HIV, severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), microbicides and vaccines, particularly for malaria.
Among Dr. Markham's many professional honors, he holds a patent related to the treatment of malaria and co-holds a patent related to preventing the transepithelial transmission of HIV. He is a fellow of the Infectious Disease Society of America.
Dr. Markham earned his M.D. from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
He serves on the faculty of the Johns Hopkins Vaccine Initiative and is the director of the facility that works with SCID mice used in research.
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Dr. Markham's laboratory has focused recently on the development of a novel vaccine platform that has demonstrated an ability to elicit profoundly elevated and sustained humoral and cell-mediated immune responses. The initial target for this platform has been malaria.
Selected Publications
Du J, Zheng B, Zheng W, Li P, Kang J, Hou J, Markham R, Zhao K, Yu XF. "Analysis of enterovirus 68 strains from the 2014 North American outbreak reveals a new clade, indicating viral evolution." PLoS One. 2015 Dec 2;10(12):e0144208. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0144208. eCollection 2015.
Guedon JT, Luo K, Zhang H, Markham RB. "Monoclonal and single domain antibodies targeting β-integrin subunits block sexual transmission of HIV-1 in in vitro and in vivo model systems." J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2015 Jul 1;69(3):278-85. doi: 10.1097/QAI.0000000000000609.
Liu X, Guo H, Wang H, Markham R, Wei W, Yu XF. "HIV-1 Vpr suppresses the cytomegalovirus promoter in a CRL4(DCAF1) E3 ligase independent manner." Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 2015 Apr 3;459(2):214-9. doi: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2015.02.060. Epub 2015 Feb 19.
Geoghegan EM, Zhang H, Desai PJ, Biragyn A, Markham RB. "Antiviral activity of a single-domain antibody immunotoxin binding to glycoprotein D of herpes simplex virus 2." Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2015 Jan;59(1):527-35. doi: 10.1128/AAC.03818-14. Epub 2014 Nov 10.
Wei W, Guo H, Li J, Ren S, Wei Z, Bao W, Hu X, Zhao K, Zhang W, Zhou Y, Sun F, Markham R, Yu XF. "Circulating HFMD-associated coxsackievirus A16 is genetically and phenotypically distinct from the prototype CV-A16." PLoS One. 2014 Apr 15;9(4):e94746. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0094746. eCollection 2014.
Luo K, Zhang H, Zavala F, Biragyn A, Espinosa DA, Markham RB. "Fusion of antigen to a dendritic cell targeting chemokine combined with adjuvant yields a malaria DNA vaccine with enhanced protective capabilities." PLoS One. 2014 Mar 5;9(3):e90413. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0090413. eCollection 2014.
Methods and Compositions for Treating Malaria
Patent # U.S. Patent 8,557,248 | 01/01/2013
Compositions and Methods for Preventing Transepithelial Transmission of HIV
Patent # U.S. Patent 6,566,095 | 01/01/2000
Richard Markham and Kristen Khanna, inventors
Academic Affiliations & Courses
Courses and Syllabi
Evolution of Infectious Disease
Critically Reviewing the Scientific Literature
Techniques in Molecular Biology
Pathogenesis of Bacterial Infections
Activities & Honors
- Invited Speaker, Workshop on the Development of New Program Areas for the Division of Basic Research, National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1997
- Fellow, Infectious Disease Society of America, 1988
Professional Activities
- Member, Review Panel on Cohort Studies of HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse, National Institutes of Health, 2013
- Chair, Special Emphasis Panel on HIV Microbicides and Prevention, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 2009
- Member, Advisory Panel to Evaluate DOD Programs for Engagement of Non-Russian Former Biowarfare Scientists, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2005
- Chair, NIAID Special Emphasis Panel to Review Program Project Proposal on Recombination, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 2004
- Chair, Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Research Review Committee, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 2001
- Member, Women's Interagency HIV Study Program Review Committee, National Institutes of Health, 1996
- Chair, Grant Review Committee, Agency for International Development, 1993


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The world in the palm of your hand
The cellular telephone industry is undergoing a digital revolution. Digital technology is promising a national communications system with sophisticated applications such as: Fax and e-mail, Internet access, database access, vehicle locating service (which probably is not needed by most truckers since it is hard to miss a semi in a parking lot), paging service, alarm reporting, and navigation assistance. All this and more on a phone that will fit in your pocket.
Which type of cellular phone is best for your business?
John Webber, a trucker for 20 years and now a communications store owner, says a trucker cannot afford to be without some type of Personal Communications Service (PCS).
"They keep the professional trucker on top of things," he says. "The duel-band (analog/digital) at around a cost of $149, is the only choice for a trucker. You can use it from coast to coast. It wouldn't pay to have the old analog technology because you may 'roam' into an area without service."
His advice is to buy the best you can afford. The company carries analog phones at $30, or a digital phone at $380 that includes extra features such as video games (which might help pass the time if you are stuck at a warehouse waiting on a load).
Samsung just introduced their newest digital wireless phone with voice-activated dialing. You say the word and the phone dials the number. Their SCH-2010 model also features voice memo, ten different ring options including a silent vibrate alert, long life battery and caller ID.
Differences in phone technology
Analog cell phones have only the capability to make voice transmissions. On the plus side, they are cheaper, but the service is more expensive and they offer less features. These phones work well if used locally, but you may need an accountant to decipher your phone bill if you use it frequently while trucking across states. Companies such as Southwestern Bell and Sprint offer nationwide coverage, though the roaming charges may vary greatly from area to area.
Digital is the newest cell phone technology. Digital phones offer faster speeds than analog and clearer sound. These cell phones can support anywhere from 3 to 12 transmissions per channel at 1900 MHz. They also have the ability to transmit voice, numeric and text data across radio waves. Digital phones have a longer battery life and some can even act as a pager. You will probably pay between $129 and $169 for digital but the extra features make it a good choice. In other words, these phones are used exactly like your phone at home. No roaming charges! For instance, Sprint offers three nationwide service plans from $69 to $149 per month. These plans include call waiting, caller ID, three-way calling and long distance service. With all the new technology, most digital phones remain basic in color. Sprint spokesman Frank Matteson said, "Well, it's like Henry Ford said, 'You can have any color you like as long as it's black.'"
More cell technology: The digital edge
For your business needs, the digital technology promises to place you on the leading edge. The Norstar company has a phone with a liquid crystal display window that will "walk" you through its features like customized greetings and conference calls. AT&T's PocketNet (PockNet) service uses cellular data links to converge a web browser with on a three-line cell phone screen. This phone is not for everyone. It costs $299 plus a $19.99 data transmission charge and a calling plan service charge.
Cellular offers special services through providers such as Comcast Connect. Just dial *123 for restaurant connections, movie reviews and more. Get this. You can even dial up a soap opera update. Their *4263 features the latest sports news and scores. However, they can charge up to 75 cents a minute for their service.
And it gets better. Even baseball and football park concession stands are taking orders via digital phone. The customer pays, the order is transmitted to the concession stand where it is printed out, filled, and delivered back to the correct customer. Could this mean the end of the beer man? LL -Donna Carlson


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Grier is two months old today. How on earth did we get from this
to this
in two short months? You are still very relaxed Grier, and only cry when you are hungry or tired. You are starting to make a lot of noise just like Brodie did and while Brodie saved all his best smiles for Daddy, yours are all for Brodie. You smile and giggle when you hear him which makes my heart bubble every time. You are happiest on the floor where you can kick your legs and watch and hear Brodie. You don't mind being on your tummy for short times and are starting to try to bat things with your hands. You are still sleeping and feeding amazingly well and like a splash in the bath. You are definitely longer than Brodie was and seem to be getting bigger every minute. You still look so like Brodie although Granny showed us some pictures of Auntie Isla as a baby and I would struggle to tell you apart in a test:)
On Saturday night we went to see the firework display at Hopetoun House. The fireworks were incredible, although it turns out you might have to actually have some talent in photography to get a good shot of fireworks..... No matter, I know you just want to see the littles wrapped up warm! Arty shot
Ice cream is the perfect snack for a freezing november evening
Brodie enjoyed the excitement of it all
Grier was snuggled in the sling but was awake for the fireworks and liked the pretty colours like Mummy.........
Thanks Nana and Grandad, we had fun with Auntie Jade, Uncle Tony and Robbie


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THE LADBROKES Challenge Cup is definitely not a distraction for Featherstone Rovers, according to coach Jon Sharp.
Rovers play host to Kingstone Press Championship rivals Oldham in the fifth round tomorrow (3pm).
Sharp's men are third in the league and closing in on a second successive appearance in the middle-eight Qualifiers.
Second-placed Toulouse Olympique have no game this weekend after losing in round four, but Sharp will not be resting players and he insisted: "This is the 50th anniversary of Rovers' first win at Wembley and being a Featherstone lad I know the history behind the club in this competition.
"We want to create some history ourselves and I know how important it is to do well in the Challenge Cup.
"We are glad we are still in the competition and we want to stay in it as long as we can.
"We are enjoying what we are doing and having a game this weekend suits us because we want to keep the momentum going. It is all positive for us."
Oldham pushed Rovers all the way before losing 8-6 at LD Nutrition Stadium, Post Office Road, in the league two months ago and Sharp warned: "They had a really good crack at us and I don't think it will be any different this time. We've got to show plenty of attitude and energy and respect the opposition. It will be a tough, physical battle.


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TITLE TOWN Soul & Funk Party SATURDAY, June 25th Shadow Lounge 5972 Baum Blvd. (E. Liberty) 9 PM-2 AM, Door Price: $5.00 (21+) $8.00 (18+) Pittsburgh's freshest dance monthly gets back in action this month to kick off summer 2011. Saturday, June 25th and every last Saturday of the month, Title Town DJs J. Malls and Gordy showcase the grooves that make you move - a 5-hour slice of the good stuff, created in Philadelphia, Detroit, and Memphis during the '60s and '70s, and played at maximum volume in the comfortably cool confines of East Liberty's Shadow Lounge and Blue Room. This is a soul party. With a few recent deep digging excursions to Ohio, Detroit, D.C. and New York, we've unearthed a mess of obscure SOUL classics, deep FUNK cuts, hot LATIN soul and a bunch more. This month check out new sounds you probably haven't heard before, fresh out the box 45s from JOE BATAAN, MAJOR LANCE, LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY, ANN PEEBLES, and so much more, more, more... It will officially be summer, we're giving away some t-shirts and prizes, projecting throwback films on the wall and TURNIN' IT UP so you can get down. At 9pm sharp, expect a few laid-back tunes that wouldn't feel out of place on a breezy summer evening and then we'll open it up to the tightly wound, high-energy and HIGHLY DANCEABLE selections of decades past. Blaring horns and tight rhythms, it's a collision of the drummer's beats, hooks and pure dance-floor energy that takes you back to a future that is never forgotten. Do your ears a favor and don't miss this party. Early arrival is recommended.


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Home > > Rabies
Find out more about the diseases you may encounter, and the vaccine information that can help protect you.
Consult your travel physician for additional health information.
For more information visit: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/diseases.htm
Depending upon your travel plans and prior vaccination history, it may be recommended that you consider pre-exposure vaccination against rabies if:
The complete vaccination series consists of 3 doses:
Even if you have received 3 doses of vaccine, you must still see a doctor for prompt medical treatment if you have reason to believe that you have been exposed to rabies.5
Vaccines can help protect you from diseases that are still common in many parts of the world. Make certain you contact your health care provider and determine which vaccines you should receive before you travel.
When you've added your destinations, it is recommended that you take this list to your doctor so you can discuss relevant vaccinations before you travel.
Travel vaccines help protect you from illnesses present in other parts of the world, and help prevent the importation of infectious diseases across international borders. Which vaccinations you need depends on a number of factors, including your age, health status, and previous immunizations.
There are combination vaccines that help protect against multiple diseases that may reduce the number of shots you need.


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I have a laptop and a desktop I want to keep files up-to-date on both of them. I was thinking of creating a hard drive on 'server' and then changing "my documents" to that server path. It should work all right when there are two computers but what if a laptop uses wireless access at my house and more importantly, when it's connected wirelessly on a different IP range when I'm at college?
For the second case, I guess, creating a VPN/remote server connection to the desktop will work, but if I want to make it automatic (my documents mapping), is there way to do that?


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When you manufacture cement, you heat up limestone and other clay-like materials to an astounding 2,552 degrees Fahrenheit. And creating temperatures that high requires an awful lot of energy and (usually) a large amount of fossil fuels. Not only that, but when you heat up limestone — a carbonate — that limestone then breaks down into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide (CO2). This double whammy of incredibly high energy needs, and the use of a feedstock that directly releases carbon dioxide, means that cement manufacturing is one of the most carbon-intensive industries on the planet.
In fact, according to Columbia University's Earth Institute, this one industry contributes 5 percent of the entire global carbon dioxide emissions. (By comparison, the entire transportation sector contributes about 14 percent.)
An overlooked contributor to the problem
By now, most of us who follow the issue of global climate change know that we should probably drive our cars less, eat less meat, and reduce our energy consumption. But for some reason there's little recognition of the fact that one of the basic building blocks (hah!) of the modern built environment is directly contributing to our planetary crisis on an almost unimaginable scale. That, however, may be about to change.
As Barbara Grady over at Business Green reports, many cement manufacturers are planning for a day when carbon pollution no longer gets a free pass, and they're actively exploring both incremental improvements to their manufacturing methods as well as more radical reconsiderations of how cement is made and what it's made from. Under the banner of the Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI), 25 of the world's largest cement companies are gunning for a 30 percent reduction in their CO2 emissions. Many of the leading innovators in this space, however, may achieve far greater efficiencies — with some promising to turn the entire process carbon-negative.
Turning cement emissions into liquid fuel
One of the initiatives Grady profiles is HeidelbergCement's partnership with a company called Joule Technologies. Together, the two firms are working on a process that captures CO2 emissions from cement manufacturing smokestacks and, using engineered bacteria as a catalyst, transforms those emissions into a feedstock for liquid fuel. Because that liquid fuel can be used to replace fossil fuel-based transportation fuels, the end result is significantly more "bang" for your CO2 buck. If all goes to plan, Heidelberg and Joule are predicting commercial applications of their technology within five years.
Cement is the basic building block of the modern built environment, and it directly contributes to our emissions crisis. (Photo: ChameleonsEye/Shutterstock)
Cement as carbon sequestration
Another company profiled by Grady is Solidia, a U.S.-based firm that has developed a method for injecting CO2 captured from industrial operations into cement during the manufacturing process. That CO2 then acts as a binding agent, becoming permanently stored within the cement itself. This creates what the company claims could be the world's first carbon-negative cement, meaning it sequesters more carbon than was produced during manufacturing.
A long way to go
But let's not get too carried away about the potential for carbon negativity. Leading environmental thinker and author Tim Flannery, in his book "Atmosphere of Hope," covered the idea of carbon-negative cement as part of his exploration of "third way" technologies — approaches that could help us draw down some of the carbon that has already accumulated in the atmosphere. For cement to sequester even one gigaton of carbon per year, says Flannery, 80 percent of the world's cement manufacturing would have to switch over to technologies like Solidia's. Meanwhile the combined academies of the United States have estimated we'd need to sequester or otherwise draw down a whopping 18 gigatons of CO2 to start reducing atmospheric concentrations by even one part per million.
Still, you've got to start somewhere. And when a carbon-intensive industry starts exploring new ways that could help solve the problem — as opposed to just cause less harm — we should take note.


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<< Lesson 11Lesson 13 >>
Welcome to my number twelve in my series of WebGL tutorials, the second one that isn't based on the NeHe OpenGL tutorials. In it, we'll go through point lighting, which is pretty simple, but is important and will lead on to interesting things later. Point lighting, as you might expect, is lighting that comes from a particular point within a scene — unlike the directional lighting we've been using so far, which comes from some point outside the scene.
Here's what the lesson looks like when run on a browser that supports WebGL:
Click here and you'll see the live WebGL version, if you've got a browser that supports it; here's how to get one if you don't. You'll see a sphere and cube orbiting; both will probably be white for a few moments while the textures load, but once that's done you should see that the sphere is the moon and the cube a (not-to-scale) wooden crate. Both are illuminated by a point light source that is in between them. If you want to change the light's position, colour, etc., there are fields beneath the WebGL canvas.
More on how it all works below…
The usual warning: these lessons are targeted at people with a reasonable amount of programming knowledge, but no real experience in 3D graphics; the aim is to get you up and running, with a good understanding of what's going on in the code, so that you can start producing your own 3D Web pages as quickly as possible. If you haven't read the previous tutorials already, you should probably do so before reading this one — here I will only explain the new stuff. The lesson is based on lesson 11, so you should make sure that you understand that one (and please do post a comment on that post if anything's unclear about it!)
There may be bugs and misconceptions in this tutorial. If you spot anything wrong, let me know in the comments and I'll correct it ASAP.
There are two ways you can get the code for this example; just "View Source" while you're looking at the live version, or if you use GitHub, you can clone it (and the other lessons) from the repository there.
Let's kick off by describing exactly what we're trying to do with point lighting; the difference between it and directional lighting is that the light comes from a point within the scene. A moment's thought should make it clear that this means that the angle from which it comes is different at every point in the scene. So, the obvious way to model it is to calculate the direction toward the light's location for each vertex and then to just do exactly the same calculations as we did for directional lighting. And that's what we do!
(You might be thinking, at this point, that perhaps it would be even better to calculate the direction to the light not just for every vertex, but for the points between vertices — that is, for the fragments. And you'd be quite right in thinking that; lighting like that is harder work for the graphics card, but it looks much better. And it's what we'll move on to in the next lesson :-)
Now we've determined what to do, it's worth looking once again at this lesson's demo page and noting one more thing: there's no actual object in the scene at the point where the light is coming from. If you want to have an object that appears to be casting light (say, the sun in the centre of the solar system) then you need to define the light source and the object separately. Doing the object should be pretty easy based on the previous lessons, so in this walkthough I'll only explain how the point light source works. As you might expect from the description above, it's actually really simple; most of the differences between this page and lesson 11's are simply to draw the cube and make it and the sphere orbit…
As usual, we'll start at the bottom of the source HTML file and work
our way up through the differences between this file and lesson 11's.
The first set of changes are in the HTML
body, where the
fields where you could enter a light direction have changed to be the
position of the light. This is simple enough that there's no point in
showing them here, so let's move on up to
webGLStart. Once
again, the changes are simple — this lesson has no mouse-based
controls, so we have no mouse-handling code, and the function formerly
known as
initTexture is now called
initTextures because it's going to load two of them. Not very exciting…
Moving a little further up, the
tick function has gained a new call, to
animate, so that our scene updates over time:
function tick() {
Above that is the animate function itself, which simply updates two global variables that describe how far around their orbits the moon and the cube are in such a manner that they orbit at 50°/second:
var lastTime = 0; function animate() { var timeNow = new Date().getTime(); if (lastTime != 0) { var elapsed = timeNow - lastTime; moonAngle += 0.05 * elapsed; cubeAngle += 0.05 * elapsed; } lastTime = timeNow; }
The next function up is
drawScene, which has a few
interesting changes. It starts off with the normal boilerplate code to
clear the canvas and set up our perspective matrix, and then has code
identical to lesson 11's to check whether the lighting checkbox is
checked and to send the ambient lighting colour to the graphics card:
function drawScene() { gl.viewport(0, 0, gl.viewportWidth, gl.viewportHeight); gl.clear(gl.COLOR_BUFFER_BIT | gl.DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT); perspective(45, gl.viewportWidth / gl.viewportHeight, 0.1, 100.0); var lighting = document.getElementById("lighting").checked; gl.uniform1i(shaderProgram.useLightingUniform, lighting); if (lighting) { gl.uniform3f( shaderProgram.ambientColorUniform, parseFloat(document.getElementById("ambientR").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("ambientG").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("ambientB").value) );
Next, we push the position of our point light up to the graphics card in a uniform. This is equivalent to the code that pushed the lighting direction up in lesson 11; the difference is in something that was taken away rather than something added. When we sent the lighting direction to the graphics card, we needed to turn it into a unit vector (that is, scale it so that its length was one unit) and reverse its direction. No need for anything like that here: we just push the coordinates of the light directly up:
gl.uniform3f( shaderProgram.pointLightingLocationUniform, parseFloat(document.getElementById("lightPositionX").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("lightPositionY").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("lightPositionZ").value) );
Next, we do the same for the point light's colour, and we're done with the lighting code in drawScene.
gl.uniform3f( shaderProgram.pointLightingColorUniform, parseFloat(document.getElementById("pointR").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("pointG").value), parseFloat(document.getElementById("pointB").value) ); }
Next, we actually draw the sphere and the cube in the appropriate positions:
mvTranslate([0, 0, -20]); mvPushMatrix(); mvRotate(moonAngle, [0, 1, 0]); mvTranslate([5, 0, 0]); gl.activeTexture(gl.TEXTURE0); gl.bindTexture(gl.TEXTURE_2D, moonTexture); gl.uniform1i(shaderProgram.samplerUniform, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, moonVertexPositionBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.vertexPositionAttribute, moonVertexPositionBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, moonVertexTextureCoordBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.textureCoordAttribute, moonVertexTextureCoordBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, moonVertexNormalBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.vertexNormalAttribute, moonVertexNormalBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER, moonVertexIndexBuffer); setMatrixUniforms(); gl.drawElements(gl.TRIANGLES, moonVertexIndexBuffer.numItems, gl.UNSIGNED_SHORT, 0); mvPopMatrix(); mvPushMatrix(); mvRotate(cubeAngle, [0, 1, 0]); mvTranslate([5, 0, 0]); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, cubeVertexPositionBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.vertexPositionAttribute, cubeVertexPositionBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, cubeVertexNormalBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.vertexNormalAttribute, cubeVertexNormalBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ARRAY_BUFFER, cubeVertexTextureCoordBuffer); gl.vertexAttribPointer(shaderProgram.textureCoordAttribute, cubeVertexTextureCoordBuffer.itemSize, gl.FLOAT, false, 0, 0); gl.activeTexture(gl.TEXTURE0); gl.bindTexture(gl.TEXTURE_2D, crateTexture); gl.uniform1i(shaderProgram.samplerUniform, 0); gl.bindBuffer(gl.ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER, cubeVertexIndexBuffer); setMatrixUniforms(); gl.drawElements(gl.TRIANGLES, cubeVertexIndexBuffer.numItems, gl.UNSIGNED_SHORT, 0); mvPopMatrix(); }
So, that's
drawScene. Moving further up the code, you will see that
initBuffers has gained our standard code for generating buffers for a cube as well as the code for a sphere, and even further up that
initTextures is now loading two textures instead of just one.
The next, and in fact the final, change in the file is the most important one. If you scroll up to the top, where the vertex shader is, you'll see that it has a few small changes, and its these that make the difference for this lesson. Working through from the top, with changes in red:
attribute vec3 aVertexPosition;
attribute vec3 aVertexNormal;
attribute vec2 aTextureCoord;
uniform mat4 uMVMatrix;
uniform mat4 uPMatrix;
uniform mat4 uNMatrix;
uniform vec3 uAmbientColor;
uniform vec3 uPointLightingLocation;
uniform vec3 uPointLightingColor;
So, we have uniforms for the lighting location and colour to replace the old lighting direction and colour. Next:
uniform bool uUseLighting;
varying vec2 vTextureCoord;
varying vec3 vLightWeighting;
void main(void) {
vec4 mvPosition = uMVMatrix * vec4(aVertexPosition, 1.0);
gl_Position = uPMatrix * mvPosition;
What we've done here is split our old code in two. In all of our vertex shaders so far, we've applied the model-view matrix and the projection matrix to the vertex position in one go, like this:
// Code from lesson 11 gl_Position = uPMatrix * uMVMatrix * vec4(aVertexPosition, 1.0);
Now, we're storing the intermediate value, the position of the vertex with the current model-view matrix applied but before it has been adjusted to allow for perspective. This is used in the next bit:
vTextureCoord = aTextureCoord;
if (!uUseLighting) {
vLightWeighting = vec3(1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
} else {
vec3 lightDirection = normalize(uPointLightingLocation - mvPosition.xyz);
The light's position is in terms of the world coordinates, and the vertex position, once it's been multiplied by the model-view matrix, is also in terms of world coordinates. We need to work out the direction of the point light from our current vertex in terms of these coordinates, and to work out the direction from one point to another, we just need to subtract them; once that's done, we need to normalise the direction vector so that, just like our old lighting direction vector, it has a length of one. Once that's done, all of the pieces are in place to do a calculation that's identical to the one we were doing for directional lighting, with just a few variable names changed:
vec4 transformedNormal = uNMatrix * vec4(aVertexNormal, 1.0); float directionalLightWeighting = max(dot(transformedNormal.xyz, lightDirection), 0.0); vLightWeighting = uAmbientColor + uPointLightingColor * directionalLightWeighting;
And that's it! You now know how to write shaders to provide point lighting.
That's it for now; next time we'll look at lighting again, improving the realism of our scene by making the lighting work per-fragment instead of per-vertex.
Acknowledgments: As before, the texture-map for the moon comes from NASA's JPL website, and the code to generate a sphere is based on this demo, which was originally by the WebKit team. Many thanks to both!


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New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards will be blogging for GQ all season. Check out all of his previous posts here.
When I was with the Browns, we played at Pittsburgh every season. Tomorrow, I know it's gonna be very cold, very windy, and the fans are gonna be very irritating with the Terrible Towels. It drives you crazy. I mean, it works for them—it's a great atmosphere to play in if you're a Steeler, but those towels drive me crazy. Pittsburgh's always very good at the outside linebacker position, and the D-line positions. That's where they get a lot of push and make a lot of their plays. The grass is gonna be long, the field is gonna be tricky, not to mention they're playing pretty good ball on top of everything else. It's definitely not gonna be any easier than playing at Fooro. I'm from cold weather, so cold weather doesn't really bother me—but it's gonna be 25ish, that wind's gonna come up like it always does in that stadium, and as a 4:15 game, it's gonna lead into the nighttime, and the wind always comes up in that stadium. So we've got to bring our A-game, be relad, and do what we know how to do.
We took our second loss in a row against a divisional opponent last week, so that's not where we wanted to be at, especially toward the end of the season when we're trying to get home-field advantage. We went from having the opportunity to lock up the playoffs with a win against New England, to possibly locking up the playoffs with a win against the Dolphins, to now needing to stay the course or we might be in jeopardy of not going to the playoffs, as crazy as that sounds.
We've simplified the offense for the most part—trying to take a lot of plays off, so that we don't have to do as much thinking, so that Mark can just get back there and do what he's good at, and just get the ball in the hands of playmakers like LaDainian, Santonio, Dustin, Jericho.
We just need to get back to having fun playing football. Thinking back to that first Patriots game, we'd gotten into a rhythm of just playing football, having fun with it, making plays. Once we got to 7-2 and 8-2, I think everybody started getting a little tight. And that was especially the case going into that game against the Patriots. I think we got caught up in everyone talking about that game, a little distracted by the lore. So we were having trouble doing a lot of the things that had come easily to us earlier in the season—just playing the kind of football that we'd practiced all season, back to OTAs and training camp. We've gotten away from those concepts. So I think that's what we're trying to do going forward: get back to easy football, football that doesn't have to be logic-defying.
I think a prime area of concern, looking back, is that the little mistakes were let go when we were winning these games in crunchtime. We were thinking, Okay, well, we got the win, when in reality we had a lot of mistakes. We were thinking, Oh, we'll get it taken care of, instead of reflecting in hindsight: You know what? That was the Cleveland Browns we almost just lost to. That was the Detroit Lions we almost just lost to. That was the Houston Texans—who weren't playing like the Houston Texans—that took us for all we had.
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CSHTML code display in view sourceHello.
I have one simple application in mvc 5.
Here, I have written simple logic to display user name and other details of the logged in user.
For this, I have assigned some values to session and the code is written in cshtml using JSON.
Code is like,
sessionStorage.VirtualRoleId = '173';
sessionStorage.UserName= 'RAN';
sessionStorage.Branch= 'India';
If i open this page in browser and check view source, i can see this logic which I dont want to display.
Is there any other way to do this so that, my logic will not display in browser.