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No more 'lazy editing'
On August 31st, 2013, I decided to become a bit more active on my Wikipedia account 'The Tumbleman' and engage on Rupert's article by assisting in a consensus building process, something I never did previously on Wikipedia.
In addition, I was entering into an emerging wiki war – and wanted to be transparent with the community. I wanted to inform them of my interests, media and consensus building – and inform them that I am a 'collective editing' enthusiast. I wanted to inform them that I was going to be focusing on this considerably and respected the process. Six weeks later, this transparency I freely offered was used against me as evidence of trolling Wikipedia and conducting an experiment.
My Wikipedia experience prior to this was tame. I usually just made random late night edits if I saw a strange sentence or word. Just random edits and one or two article creations, nothing impressive or controversial. I also was highly unfamiliar with the complex Wiki software and process for deliberation.
My first time on Wikipedia however I got thunked on the head. This was in 2006, when I tried to create an article on OS 012 (a 'peculiar' creative work I did in 2003 that went viral) without realizing how Wikipedia works, and learned a lesson then in many of it's wise policies. That was of course over 8 years previously and some few dozen or so harmless edits when I first arrived on Rupert Sheldrake's article. That history from 2006 is what Wikipedia editor Manul/Vzaak used to frame me for trolling Wikipedia within my first few days joining the Sheldrake wiki war in 2013, contrary to Wikipedia's own direct editing policies.
Before I was harassed and joined the Sheldrake wiki war, I noted that Manul, Barney the Barney Barney and IRWolfie were harassing other editors away from the Sheldrake article, getting them blocked or banned however they could.
After reading about Wikipedia's editing policies, I felt confident that all I had to do was bring this sort of thing to the attention of Wikipedia's admins, to this day I realize how naive of an assumption for me to make, clearly my own failure for my idealism blinding me from 'wiki – reality.'
One of the Wikipedia Policies that I felt protected me was 'WP:No Personal Attacks.
Specifically Wikipedia's guideline says
"It is as unacceptable to attack a user with a history of foolish or boorish behavior, or one who has been blocked, banned, or otherwise sanctioned, as it is to attack any other user. "
Wikipedia's policy of personal attacks protected me against anything I may or may not have done in the past, regardless of how it is perceived. This did not stop Manul however from using a 2006 issue on Wikipedia as evidence I was trolling and disrupting Wikipedia.
My study in online consensus building focuses one of the most recurring patterns in any genuine and rational consensus building process. These are simply personal attacks, a manner of argumentation where the user attempts to frame the debate around the people involved, not the content they are discussing. While this can take simple expression as simply an 'ad hominem' attack – often it crosses over into 'social propaganda'.
This is why Wikipedia's policy of NO PERSONAL ATTACKS is in the plainest of english.
WP also has a policy called WP:HARASS. Harassing other editors is grounds for any editor to be blocked from editing..
I go as Tumbleman to Rupert Sheldrake 'Talk'
I found 'Talk' on Wikipedia confusing. To me, it was as if Wikipedia's talk section was still stuck in 1998. Nothing 'natural' or user friendly about it, I found it awkward. To me it's as if it's you are having a discussion with others through a file cabinet run by librarians. Whatever mistakes I would make – they would be real mistakes anyone would make trying to navigate any site's complexity. And I made a few, i accidently split a few comments my first few times. This was also used by Manul as evidence that I was trolling Wikipedia.
.I figured it would be best just to jump in to the best of my ability say 'hello', and if I make a mistake or an error, allow the other editors to correct or help me, but more importantly 'see' how they would correct me. By their willingness to help me, I could see who was co-operative. If an editor tried to use a honest mistake against me, I would see their limitations around consensus building and collaboration.
My first comment on Sheldrake talk accidentally contains my name
"This front page edit uses horribly biased definition of authors own work to define it re: – "and is responsible for "mysterious telepathy-type interconnections between organisms". To use a bias definition of an authors notable work is misleading. Rome Viharo (talk) 20:02, 31 August 2013 (UTC)" [Page]
Rome Viharo???
Wikipedia had my signature as 'Rome Viharo' instead of The Tumbleman! This was a mistake I made somehow. Years earlier I guess I changed it in my signature, and forgot all about it or did not even realize it would show as my signature some 7 or more years later.
I immediately went in and removed my name – which you can see here. It was only viewable for 60 seconds. There is no other place on Wikipedia where my name was used other than this unintentional signature. After I removed it – it could only be discovered in the talk page edit history. I was relieved to see that the recorded history showed my talk post as 'The Tumbleman' and not my name.
Of course, if anyone saw my real name, and did a Google search on it out of curiosity I was not worried anyone would find anything about me other than I was just some 'poly dork' – it's just I believe that anonymity is essential to online consensus building.
If there was any record of my name, it was deep in archives somewhere and even if it was, no one would necessarily put 'Tumbleman' and 'Rome Viharo' together.
Besides, what difference would that make about anything anyway, even if it was discovered? This was my naive thinking at the time. I was relieved when I saw the talk page archived, not realizing at the time that Manul was the one who archived my post and saw my identity for the split hair moment.
I assumed Wikipedia's policy about anonymous editing would protect me. It didn't.
Manul greets me with a personal attack immediately.
I posed one or two questions on a few edits. I mentioned that I believed there was a bias expressed in the article and on the talk page.
In response to this, I felt that Manul was very confrontational with me on the 'Talk' page.
I split my response to Manul (Vzaak) accidentally and apologized. Manul then warned me on my talk page about 'making personal attacks'.
There is somewhat of an irony in Manul's accusation for my first comment on Sheldrake's biography article. I did say that I believed there was a bias in the article. Yet Manul framed this as me 'making personal attacks' against editors. Irony holds it that this was also Manul's very first comment on Wikipedia, and on Sheldrake's article as well.
What I did not realize at the time was that Manul's strategy on Wikipedia was to first accuse others of making personal attacks and give them a warning that they would then use in an 'ANI' hearing on Wikipedia to get that user banned. Manul began their case against me with my very first few comments.
Within hours of accusing me of making a personal attack, Manul then went through my online history from 2006 – and posted my name and past on Wikipedia, exposing it to the other editors, and claimed I was trolling Wikipedia as some sort of a joke.
We've been had! Rome Viharo!
On Sept 4th – Manul posted a new section called 'We've been had! Bubblefish/Tumbleman/Rome Viharo! Manul then left the 'diff' which showed the comment, now archived, where my name was accidentally recorded. Now ANYONE could see my identity and not only that, but framed in such a way to make it appear as if I was found guilty of trolling on Wikipedia, discrediting me immediately to the Wikipedia community.
Next Manul used my 'splitting of comments' error as evidence of behaviors of me creating 'antics', claiming I split comments as part of some trolling joke. Additionally – Manul was linking to a 2006 Articles for Deletion case where I tried to publish an article, but failing to mention it was in 2006. Now I felt stalked a little.
If there were any doubts in my mind that these editors were bullying others, they were now extinguished.
When I took this to dispute resolution – a 'Wiki' bot automatically left a notice on Manul's page that they were mentioned in a dispute case. I noticed Manul immediately removing that message from Wikipedia from her talk page. I also noted Manul was removing any of her talk page messages that reflected issues other editors who were complaining about Manul's harassing treatment and behaviors editing.
Vindicated Sept 4th, 2013, Manul retracts statement, offers an olive branch
My first 'dispute resolution' hearing was over quick, admittedly because I posted it in the wrong dispute section, but a dispute section none the less.
In their defense, Manul tried to make an argument that somehow my presence on Wikipedia was apart of some 'online social media experiment' as evidenced by my splitting of comments 'antics' using a link she found from 2004 to support this argument.
Again, I believe this is an experiment by Tumbleman, "a character who spontaneously 'shows' up in a internet community and puts on certain antics" [1]. Among other things, he has claimed that the TED blog is a news organization and a reliable secondary source, and that quoting an author's own words is "horribly biased". It matches the behavior Tumbleman has boasted about on other websites.
No personal details have been posted. Tumbleman has called himself Tumbleman, and has identified himself on WP here. He has further identified himself, in a manifestly obvious way, through his creation of a WP article on his own project.
I'm not sure how much time I should devote to this DR, since the case is so clear cut. Manul (talk) 18:40, 4 September 2013 (UTC)
Note that behaviors on the page she is mentioning are hardly evidence for anything other than someone unfamiliar with posting comments in 'Talk' and a disagreement about a source. Regarding my past history, I made my position extraordinarily clear in dispute resolution.
To assume this is an 'experiment' because 8 years ago I was doing an online experiment and personal writing project that had absolutely nothing to do with Wikipedia is a personal attack. Who I am or why I am here is irrelevant, what is relevant is maintaining a WP NPOV which I believe the record on the talk page shows my true intention and I believe what your doing shows yours. This is completely unacceptable behavior for wiki editors. The Tumbleman (talk) 19:14, 4 September 2013 (UTC)
After this case – Manul removed all of the evidence in question from Sheldrake's talk page, her page, and my page – and came to my talk page and offered me an 'Olive Branch'. Manul understood how clear I was about my privacy.
I accepted her 'Olive Branch' and assumed this would never be an issue again. Manul took the steps to remove all elements of my name that she posted and did a good job of it, confirming she received the message clearly. I thanked Manul for the honorable resolution and that I looked forward to discussing the neutral point of view surrounding the Sheldrake article in 'Talk' with her. By this time, Manul and Tumbleman had an understanding about it.
I felt vindicated at the time. What I did not realize was that although Manul offered me an olive branch, it was a Machiavellian one. Manul continued their campaign to harass me and spread my personal information to other editors, building a case against me she would take to AE some 6 weeks later.
Preparation Sept 4th – Sept 30th
I decided to the best of my ability and according to WP: CIVIL the best I understood it – not to make this harassment an issue – but rather just rest on the validity of my arguments for a rational consensus. I was of course also very careful about 'commenting' in talk with the splitting of comments. I wanted to make sure my presence in the 'Talk' section was deliberate, thoughtful, reasoned, and as disinterested as possible.
This early experience with Manul also inspired me to be more transparent, not less. I decided to update my 'Talk' page and personal 'bio'. Framing it as honestly as I could while still protecting my privacy.
From Sept 4th until Sept 18th – I did not participate in talk at all as evidence shows. I spent the time formalizing a consensus building argument from the pages of Wikipedia guidelines that I was devouring. My argument for consensus was also a simple one. My only focus was going to be to the lead section – where the basic meta data of the whole article is summarized.
Enter Kate Gombert, Paid Wikipedia editor and my Wikipedia consultant
During this time I actually spoke with and encountered a number of paid Wikipedia editors and consultants. I really wanted experienced guidance, I did not want to make any mistakes or errors. My page integrity was very important to me.
It's was an interesting part of this story actually – hearing how experienced Wikipedians that I encountered reacted to what I showed them occurring on Sheldrake's page and my own experience of outing. All of them expressed the same level of amazement and awe as I did. None of them ever even heard of Rupert before – they were simply responding to the level of personal attacks and bullying that was occurring. All of them said it was one of the worst examples they ever witnessed.
Speaking with a handful – I had a 'stack' to pick from – and I chose my friend, Kate Gombert.
Kate's not her real name of course. She does edit on Wikipedia as her real name. She is also a professional Wikipedia consultant and sometimes a 'paid editor'.
Paid editors, Paid Wikipedia consultants – an underground profession.
Kate is transparent about being a paid editor when she is paid to actually edit an article. In her case – most of the time it is either a celebrity that already has an article that was hired by a celebrity or new pages for tech companies. She makes a point to make sure that the article has all the proper sources – as celebrity pages are often abused and vandalized, potentially becoming libelous. It was indeed interesting to hear – many notable and famous people have to deal with their Wikipedia article on a regular basis and have absolutely no clue of what to do when they find something misleading. Enter Kate Gombert. Enter an entire underground of paid editors.
I think there is a genuine need for this type of service. Of course this can also be abused, with spam companies or individuals who are not notable creating vanity pieces. But one does not need to get paid to abuse this either. Any editor can abuse the system this way. Because any editor can abuse the system – individuals have to protect themselves and safeguard articles from just being misleading or biased. It's very time consuming to do this! It would even make sense that Wikipedia would allow it's more experienced and reputable editors to get paid for this, considering editors have all volunteered enormous amounts of time making Wikipedia the most popular site on the web. Allowing paid editors to be certified by Wikipedia would probably help clean up a lot of the problems occurring on the platform and give back to the community to boot, rewarding the most neutral editors who have 'hard won' the most edits a way for them to make money doing what they love to do most. Instead, Wikipedia culture frowns on paid editing, and many an Arbcom case has been made regarding the conflict of interest of paid editors. Since the Slate article – now most people assume paid editors are people spamming and sock puppeting.
Kate was terrified of being associated with Sheldrakes under her active accounts for this reason. At first, I did not understand her level of 'caution' – she was so terrified of having her reputation damaged on Wikipedia. She too prides herself on her respect for Wikipedia guidelines, personal attacks, and transparency. As she is transparent about being a paid editor, she is also experienced enough to know that can be used as a personal attack. She told me that it's so easy to get booted off of Wikipedia and she could never damage her hard won good reputation, paid or otherwise.
"I'm not paying you to edit anything, I'm going to edit. I just need you to help me with my sandbox (practice) edit and make sure I have the resources done right. Also, I really need help with how all the noticeboards, Arbitration enforcement, dispute resolution process works on Wikipedia. I want to understand that process, and will need advice as I move forward. I'll probably have a bunch of noob questions too. But that's all I need from you."
Kate took the gig. And I began to formalize my argument for a rational consensus on the Sheldrake lead. Kate regretted taking this gig six weeks later, when she was brought into an ANI hearing on Wikipedia, with claims that her editing account was one of my sockpuppets. She was terrified of being harassed and would not do anything to link her real editing account, which she discloses as 'paid editor'.
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The Seven Sins and Black Scorpion by Jon Land
With his 2008 novel, The Seven Sins, and his newest release, Black Scorpion, author Jon Land brings Fabrizio Boccardi's inimitable Las Vegas hero Michael "The Tyrant" Tiranno to life in a series of pulse-pounding adventures.
Michael Tiranno, also known as The Tyrant, is the imposing force behind The Seven Sins, the most luxurious resort and casino in Las Vegas. Born into poverty in rural Italy, Michael – then Michele Nunziato – was taken under the wing of mafia powerhouse Don Lucciano after the murder of his family, and from there he became Michael Tiranno: Italian for "tyrant". A larger-than-life persona across the pages, the character first appeared in Jon Land's The Seven Sins in collaboration with The Tyrant's creator, Italian investor Fabrizio Boccardi. While "The Tyrant" is in some ways Boccardi's alter-ego, he's also something of a superhero for the Vegas set - James Bond meets Tony Stark with a Sin City vibe. Boccardi's creation comes to literary life through author Jon Land's timeless skill, resulting in a high-octane thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seat.
While The Seven Sins introduces readers to the man behind the moniker, Black Scorpion reveals how Michael Tiranno is finally able to fully realize himself as The Tyrant. When his casino is once again under threat, Michael's investigation leads him to an Eastern European organization that even the most well-informed government entities thought to be a myth: Black Scorpion. And as Michael works to discover the identity of whomever controls Black Scorpion, he'll find that the sinister organization's endgame hits shockingly close to home. Caught up in the danger is Michael's girlfriend Scarlett Swan, a skilled archaeologist on the cusp of a discovery that could change the course of history and unravel the secret behind the medallion Michael has treasured since it was handed down to him by his father. Inscribed with a Latin script that translates as "To Dream, To Dare, To Win", the medallion has become something of a good luck totem to Michael; he even attributes the slogan of his casino and business brand to the Latin words. But he soon discovers that the mysterious piece of gold may hold greater power and value than he could ever imagine, and it could drive some men to murder at the chance of possessing it.
Land captures the drama and decadence of Vegas superbly in both The Seven Sins and Black Scorpion, the pages humming with the vibrations of a city steeped in decadence and mystery. In a style reminiscent of his other books, he takes the reader across time and into the throes of history as he weaves a story that's both intricate in its details and lightning fast in its pace. He utilizes short chapters – sometimes pages long, sometimes only a few paragraphs – in a way that makes the reader feel as though they're locked into a film reel, seeing scenes play out at the speed of a thrill ride. And throughout the different points in history, there's one thing that connects the story as a whole: the medallion. In The Seven Sins readers are first taken back to the time of Julius Caesar where Caesar acquires the very medallion from Cilician pirates, while other points in the story hint that Michael's gold piece may actually have gotten the Midas touch. In The Seven Sins readers also meet a modern-day pirate with her sights set on the gold: the elusive and fascinating Raven Kahn. After revelations are made at the end of that book, she returns to the story in Black Scorpion as well, this time with a vengeance. The central plight at the heart of Black Scorpion is the global devastation of human-trafficking and it's in her empowered determination to free enslaved women and children that we see the true heart of Raven take hold.
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Paul Klee: The Twittering Machine 1922
Twittering Machine (Die Zwitscher-Maschine) is a 1922 watercolor and pen and ink oil transfer on paper by Swiss-German painter Paul Klee. Like other artworks by Klee, it blends biology and machinery, depicting a loosely sketched group of birds on a wire or branch connected to a hand-crank. Interpretations of the work vary widely: it has been perceived as a nightmarish lure for the viewer or a depiction of the helplessness of the artist, but also as a triumph of nature over mechanical pursuits. It has been seen as a visual representation of the mechanics of sound.
Originally displayed in Germany, the image was declared "degenerate art" by Adolf Hitler in 1933 and sold by the Nazi party to an art dealer in 1939, whence it made its way to New York. One of the better known of more than 9,000 works produced by Klee, it is among the more famous images of the New York Museum of Modern Art – MoMA. It has inspired several musical compositions and, according to a 1987 magazine profile in New York Magazine, has been a popular piece to hang in children's bedrooms.
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Paul Klee, Twittering Machine, Watercolor and ink; oil transfer on paper with gouache and ink borders on cardboard. Group of birds shackled to a wire attached to a hand crank. 25 1/4 x 19 inches.
The picture depicts a group of birds, largely line drawings; all save the first are shackled on a wire (or, according to The Washington Post, a "sine-wave branch") over a blue and purple background which the MoMA equates with the "misty cool blue of night giving way to the pink flow of dawn". Each of the birds is open-beaked, with a jagged or rounded shape emerging from its mouth, widely interpreted as its protruding tongue. The end of the perch dips into a crank………………(description continues after image)
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Twittering Machine has invited very different opinions on its meaning, which Gardner's Art Through the Ages (2009) suggests is characteristic of Klee's work: "Perhaps no other artist of the 20th century matched Klee's subtlety as he deftly created a world of ambiguity and understatement that draws each viewer into finding a unique interpretation of the work." The image has frequently been perceived as whimsical, with a 1941 article in The Hartford Courant describing it as "characterized by the exquisite absurdity of Lewis Carroll's "Twas brillig and the slithy toves" and The Riverside Dictionary of Biography placing it in "a very personal world of free fancy".
Sometimes, the image is perceived as quite dark. MoMA suggests that, while evocative of an "abbreviated pastoral", the painting inspires "an uneasy sensation of looming menace" as the birds themselves "appear closer to deformations of nature". They speculate that the "twittering machine" may in fact be a music box that produces a "fiendish cacophony" as it "lure[s] victims to the pit over which the machine hovers". Kay Larson of New York Magazine (1987), too, found menace in the image, which she describes as "a fierce parable of the artist's life among the philistines": "Like Charles Chaplin caught in the gears of Modern Times, they [the birds] whir helplessly, their heads flopping in exhaustion and pathos. One bird's tongue flies up out of its beak, an exclamation point punctuating its grim fate—to chirp under compulsion."
Without drawing conclusions on emotional impact, Werckmeister, in 1989's The Making of Paul Klee's Career, sees a deliberate blending of birds and machine, suggesting the piece is part of Klee's general interest in "the formal equation between animal and machine, between organism and mechanism" (similar to the ambiguity between bird and airplane in a number of works). According to Wheye and Kennedy (2008), the painting is often interpreted as "a contemptuous satire of laboratory science".
Arthur Danto, who does not see the birds as deformed mechanical creatures but instead as separate living elements, speculates in Encounters & Reflections (1997) that "Klee is making some kind of point about the futility of machines, almost humanizing machines into things from which nothing great is to be hoped or feared, and the futility in this case is underscored by the silly project of bringing forth by mechanical means what nature in any case provides in abundance." Danto believes that perhaps this machine has been abandoned, the birds opportunistically using it as a perch from which they issue the sounds the inert machine is failing to produce. Danto also suggests, conversely, that the painting may mean simply that "it might not be a bad thing if we bent our gifts to the artificial generation of bird songs."
Wheye and Kennedy suggest that the picture may represent a sound spectrograph, with the heads of the birds perhaps representing musical notes and the size, shape and direction of their tongues suggesting the "volume, intensity, degree of trilling, and degree of shrillness of their voices". This reflects the earlier view of Soby's Contemporary Painters (1948) that:
The bird with an exclamation point in its mouth represents the twitter's full volume; the one with an arrow in its beak symbolizes an accompanying shrillness – a horizontal thrust of piercing song. Since a characteristic of chirping birds is that their racket resumes as soon as it seems to be ending, the bird in the center droops with lolling tongue, while another begins to falter in song; both birds will come up again full blast as soon as the machine's crank is turned.
The Swiss-born Klee had been teaching at the Bauhaus school in Germany for a year when he completed this ink drawing on watercolor in 1922. The work was displayed for several years in the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin until Adolf Hitler declared it and many other works by the Swiss-born Klee "degenerate art" in 1933. The Nazis seized the painting and sold it in 1939 for $120 to an art dealer in Berlin. The New York MoMA purchased the painting that same year.
Although Klee produced more than 9,000 works in his lifetime, Twittering Machine has become one of his better known images. According to Danto, the painting is "one of the best-known treasures at the Museum of Modern Art".
The son of a musicologist, Klee himself drew parallels between sound and art, and Twittering Machine has been influential on several composers. It inspired the 1951 orchestral work Die Zwitschermaschine by Giselher Klebe, and one of the pieces in David Diamond's "The World of Paul Klee", which debuted in 1958, as well as one of the seven in Gunther Schuller's "Seven Studies on Themes of Paul Klee", composed the following year. According to Time magazine, the two composers drew very different interpretations from the piece, with Schuller's work consisting of a "snatch of serial music in which the orchestra beeped, squeaked and rasped like a rusty hinge while the muted brasses burped out shreds of sound" while Diamond drew on "more somber tones: muted, dark-hued movements of the strings, with the picture's more jagged lines delineated by scampering woodwinds and brasses."
Larson wrote in New York Magazine (1987) that the image was then "embedded in childhood prehistory", commenting that it "always seemed to be taped to kids' bedroom walls, next to Rousseau's The Sleeping Gypsy".
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The origins of the centuries-old library are linked to Sellarés Joan Castells, a former employee of the Gutenberg printing press in Sabadell, which in 1902 opened a bookshop in Via Massagué de Sabadell, moving in 1914 to Pedregar Street No. 12. This is the bookstore since 1956 bought Miquel Fàbregues Morlà , which came from a family of booksellers in Barcelona and Sabadell definitely rooted.
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Immunotherapy has rapidly emerged as one of the most transformative influences on cancer care since the detection of a specific target with matched molecular therapies for many cancers. Antibodies against target receptors on cancer cells, such as rituximab (Rituxan) and trastuzumab (Herceptin), or against components of the cancer growth process, such as bevacizumab (Avastin), have been integral tools in treatment regimens for at least a decade. The mechanisms of action of these therapies involve passive processes that contribute the immune function directly to the host, who is essentially a bystander in the process. In contrast, an array of novel immunotherapy agents help regulate the vigilance of a patient's own immune system to better channel its power to actively fight a cancer. These include vaccines to help stimulate the immune system directly, as well as factors that remove the body's natural inhibitors of the immune system.
The immune system requires a delicate balance of vigilance against threats, whether cancer or infection, and controls to ensure that it does not become excessively sensitive and attack the body's own cells—a process that causes auto-immune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis. Similar to a home security system, the immune system needs to be a regulated balance in which real threats raise an alarm, but harmless incidents, such as the wind blowing or a dog jumping on the couch, do not set it off. That regulation is a complex process of many stimulatory and inhibitory factors, and one of the ways in which cancer cells can evade destruction is lulling the immune system into inhibition using some key "checkpoint inhibitors" that mislead the immune system into believing that the cancer cells are "self." Conversely, several of the most important new advances in cancer immunotherapy, also known as immuno-oncology, work by removing these blocks on the immune system and helping to raise the level of vigilance against the threat posed by the cancer.
Interestingly, a role for the immune system in cancer has been identified for more than a century, when an 1893 report* of tumors reduced by repeat injections of a virus gave the initial proof of a principle that is still widely practiced today: the local administration of bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) into the bladder of patients with superficial bladder cancer can stimulate the immune system to eradicate the cancer. While patients with some cancers, such as kidney cancer and melanoma, have been identified as potentially having spontaneous tumor shrinkage or even eradication presumably caused by a patient's immune function, relatively nonspecific stimulants of the immune system, known as cytokines, such as interferon and interleukin-2, have been shown to improve survival modestly or, rarely, more significantly. Unfortunately, these approaches are associated with such severe side effects that they have had very limited overall utility. But we have now entered a new era in which agents that remove the braking mechanism for the immune system can provide broad activity without very challenging toxicity.
There are two main classes of immune checkpoint blockade therapies that have entered into limited use in the practice setting, along with very extensive use in clinical trials. The first approach inhibits cytotoxic T lymphocyte–associated protein-4 (CTLA-4), which is a protein expressed on the surface of "helper" T lymphocytes that suppress an immune response to cancer cells, essentially functioning as an "off switch" for the immune system. Ipilimumab (Yervoy) is an antibody to CTLA-4 that removes that braking effect and can therefore release the immune system to combat certain cancers. Ipilimumab is typically given for four treatments and has been demonstrated to significantly improve response and survival in patients with metastatic melanoma compared with other treatment options.
The second class of checkpoint blockade therapies targets programmed cell death-1 (PD-1), a receptor on host T cells, or programmed death ligand-1 (PD-L1), its partner protein on the surface of some cancer cells. Activation of these receptors also leads to an inhibitory effect on the host immune function. Conversely, antibodies that block PD-1, such as nivolumab (Opdivo) or pembrolizumab (Keytruda),both now FDA approved as treatments for metastatic melanoma skin cancer, or those that block PD-L1, such as MPDL3280A or MEDI4736, can remove that suppressive signal and thereby activate the immune system to better recognize and attack the cancer (Figure 1).
All of these mechanisms of immunotherapy have demonstrated clinical activity in a range of cancer types as single agents. In addition, clinical trials are also testing the value of some of these different strategies employed as combinations. One such combination, the CTLA-4 inhibitor ipilimumab combined with the PD-1 inhibitor nivolumab, has been shown in early clinical trials in metastatic melanoma to lead to very encouraging response rates and survival results that eclipse the efficacy of either of these approaches alone.** Combinations of immunotherapies with established treatments such as standard chemotherapy or molecularly targeted therapies are also being pursued across a spectrum of cancer types and settings.
* Coley WB. The treatment of malignant tumors by repeated inoculations of erysipelas: with a report of ten original cases. Am J Med Sci. 1893;105:487–511.
** Wolchok JD et al. Nivolumab plus ipilimumab in advanced melanoma. New Engl J Med. 2013;369:122-133.
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Sigmund Freud's answer to why do we dream is that the conscious mind wants to suppress the desires of the Id. Sigmund Freud categorized human behavior into three areas, Id, Ego and Superego with the Id being the most primitive of the three urges. The reason we dream is because the subconscious mind wants its desires conscious. The conscious mind (Ego, Superego) is always in conflict with the Id's urges.
Freud's analysis of why we dream is broken into two components, manifest and latent. The actual components of the dream are manifest. For example, the dream contains a man carrying a picnic table on his head while holding an umbrella. Freud would look at the manifest components then Freud would have the individual break them down by free association to understand the latent meaning. During free association Sigmund Freud would ask the patient to refrain from censoring their responses. The reasoning behind free association is that when the individual responds without thinking about it, the Id is able to communicate. The ego/superego do not have enough time to censor the comment into a socially acceptable response. Through this detailed process it is discovered that the picnic table on the man's head represents a time when he went on an outing with his family. The umbrella represents that it began to rain and the outing was cut short. Through more free association it is revealed that the man held resentment at his family for cutting short the picnic even though it was impractical to remain there during the rain. The unresolved conflict (Id) wishing to disobey his parent's wishes remained in his subconscious. Freud would say the ego/superego repressed the urges until they manifested in the form of that dream.
After free association is completed Sigmund Freud developed a process of five steps of dream analysis. All dreams follow one of these five means.
Displacement is when an individual displaces their desire for a certain person or object onto another person or object.
Projection is when an individual puts their desire onto another.
Symbolization is when the dream is full of symbols that represent hidden meanings that are significant.
Condensation is when the important urge of the dream is overlooked by other actions in the dream. The significant parts are condensed until more analysis reveals their importance.
Rationalization is the healthiest part of dream analysis. At this stage, the subconscious mind organizes the dream in a coherent story where the manifest and latent are treated as literal.
Sigmund Freud's body of work pertained mostly with the results he obtained from the mentally ill. He has become infamous for his theory on sexual connotations in dreams. Freud saw phallic symbols and female genitals in common objects—towers, knives, bowls or caves. The argument has been posed that his work is biased, but it cannot be argued that his answer to why we dream may be researched with healthy individuals. His theory of the Id, ego, and super ego and how they influence the subconscious and conscious mind is available to anyone who dreams.
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Finally! Volleyfrogs Capture Record Tying 13th Win
FORT WORTH, Texas -- After five attempts the TCU volleyball team finally recorded its 13th win of the season, tying the schools all-time record for wins in a season (1997). The Frogs completed the season sweep over the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes with a 3-1 win Friday, November 3 at the Rickel Center. The win improved TCU to 13-14 (5-6 WAC) and dropped Tulsa to 17-8 (3-8 WAC).
The Frogs and Hurricanes played point-for-point in game one with Tulsa eventually coming out on top, 15-12. The two teams combined for seven ties and seven lead changes in game one. Game two was all TCU as they jumped out to a 12-0 lead before Tulsa scored its first point. The Frogs increased the lead to 14-1 before finally putting the Hurricanes away 14-6. The teams participated in a role reversal act in game three as Tulsa jumped out to a 7-0 lead. However, the Frogs did not give up as they fought their way back to a 15-13 victory in game three. Things went back to normal in game four as the Frogs took a 7-0 lead and never looked back. Tulsa could not over come TCU's momentum as they fell 15-4 in game five.
"I am very pleased with how we came back to win the match after losing the first game," said head coach Sandy Troudt. "Coming back to win three consecutive games after dropping the first game is something we have struggled with this season. I am even more pleased with how we fought back in game three. These are the types of games and matches that are going to make us a better team."
While the Frogs were busy beating Tulsa the numbers were piling up. Asides from tying the all-time record for wins in a season, the Frogs tied a school record for the most conference wins in a season (5 in 1999). The Frogs also set a new team records for most kills and assists in a season. The 1,580 kills recorded by TCU this season surpassed the previous record of 1,561 set in 1998, and the one-year old record of 1,355 assists in 1999 was surpassed by TCU's 1,401 assists this season.
Amy Atamanczuk had another career night versus Tulsa as she recorded her second 20/20 match of the season. Atamanczuk's 26 kills and 20 digs made her the second player in school history to record 20 or more kills and 20 or more digs in a match twice in their career (Marci King 26/20 vs. Rice Nov. 26 1999 and 29/24 at Tulsa Nov. 21 1998). Atamanczuk's other 20/20 night came in this season's first meeting against Tulsa Sept. 30 as she registered 21 kills and 20 digs.
Marci King had a great night for TCU as well. She led TCU with a .436 hitting percentage and picked up her 15th double-double of the season with 20 kills and 12 digs. Stephanie Watson played a key role in the Frogs' success as she registered eight kills and tied a career high with 15 digs. Lindsay Hayes' effort should not go unnoticed as she recorded 63 assists and no ball handling errors.
"I cannot say enough about how well Stephanie hit the ball tonight," said Troudt. "She hit a lot of balls hard and made three consecutive kills in game three, which helped key us to victory. Marci was absolutely on fire tonight. It's tough to stop her when she plays like she did tonight."
The Frogs head back on the road next week as they take on Sam Houston State on Tuesday and head across town to take on SMU on Friday. TCU's next home match will be the week of Thanksgiving as they host San Jose State on Monday, Nov. 20 and Fresno State on Tuesday, Nov. 21.
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Here are some pretty pictures of Jude Law and Rooney Mara in Berlin yesterday for the photocall and Berlin Film Festival premiere of Side Effects. I don't know why Channing Tatum didn't go to Berlin, but I'm not complaining about the extra Jude-Time we're getting. He's looking incredibly hot these days. As for Rooney and her hit-or-miss styles… for the photocall (the pants/vest thing), she wore Balenciaga and for the premiere she wore a black lace Valentino gown/dress. She wore Louboutins with both outfits. Even though I'm not crazy about the sleeves on the Valentino, I like the overall look. She's really tiny, isn't she? She's SO petite and she has such bad posture. That's starting to be my tic with Rooney – like the tic I have with Kristen Stewart biting her lip and rolling her eyes. Rooney is always slouching and slumping. It bugs.
In other Rooney news, she was asked about her nude scenes in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo recently, and Rooney admitted that she wore a "merkin" down there, and she requested it in a strawberry-blonde shade. Which makes me want to re-watch that film because I don't remember her biscuit fur as strawberry blonde…? Anyway, Rooney said: "I had to wear a merkin… They didn't ask me to but I'm naked so much in it (movie) I wanted one. It felt like a little fur bikini… and I had them make it strawberry blonde." She also said she kept it when they finished filming and she keeps it at home. Just in case!
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Bassist Carlo Chirio has released a new instructional eBook called Double Thumb Technique for Electric Bass. The technique, popularized by Victor Wooten, makes use of the thumb almost like a plectrum by striking down and up.
Chirio's book uses short patterns to get readers comfortable with the technique and groove before building on it.
"I think that the choice of short riffs (from 2 to 4 bars) is an excellent teaching method that I've been using for years with my students," he writes. "It helps the cyclic pattern and the memorization, therefore we can work on a groove and internalize it using the score to learn the rhythm, the notes, the positions and finally play it by heart."
Double Thumb Technique for Electric Bass is available now for download on Chirio's website, which also has examples and playalong material.


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But what have we done today?
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Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott has been hit with a lawsuit by a graffiti artist who alleges the designer lifted his art to create a gown worn by Katy Perry at the Met Gala this year (15).
Artist Rime, real name Joseph Tierney, filed documents against Scott on Tuesday (04Aug15), claiming the designer copied key items for his Moschino autumn 2015 collection from a wall mural he created in Detroit, Michigan in 2012.
Most notably, a piece from the street art which features the word "vandal" in red with two glaring eyes above it, was allegedly featured on the skirt of Perry's dress at the annual New York costume ball.
Scott attended the event as Perry's date, and wore a matching suit with what appears to be animated eyes akin to the mural on the back of his black tuxedo jacket.
In the legal documents obtained by E! News, the artist's attorneys state: "Rime is a well-known artist. Defendants Moschino and Jeremy Scott - two household names in high fashion - inexplicably placed Rime's art on their highest-profile apparel without his knowledge or consent.
"Defendants paid Ms. Perry to advertise and display the clothing at the Gala. Not only did Ms. Perry and defendant Scott advertise, wear, and display the clothing at the event, they arrived at the event in a spray painted Rolls Royce, and even carried around Moschino branded cans of fake spray paint during the event, as if defendants were responsible for the artwork."
Rime also name checks model Gigi Hadid in the lawsuit, as she also wore an item from the same collection during the February 2015 Moschino runway show in Milan, Italy.
The artist is suing for copyright, unfair competition and publicity rights claims. He is seeking an injunction as well as a cut of the profits and an unspecified amount in damages.


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There's only so much time I can spare towards reading and in an ideal world I would have read all of these titles by now. However since cloning hasn't come of age, for now I'll be doing a quick spotlight on all of them along with a few comments as I've read a bit of all except one. I will be trying my best to review them in the coming months over here or Bastard Books.
6 comments:
- Nayan said...
Excellent post Mihir!!
Wish that you get all the time in the world to read these books. That way we get to read the real gems directly :) without having to browse through hundreds of books.
- September 28, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- Timothy Black said...
Point taken about the excerpt length for GEARTEETH ;) I was unsure about how much to post for folks to read as this was my first novel, so I tried to emulate other authors on my publisher's website in sample size. Later today I'll update my own website's excerpt to a greater length (at least one chapter, perhaps a full two as Amazon has done) and contact the publisher to try and get a more meaty section up on their site as well. Thank you for the suggestion!
- September 28, 2012 at 12:49 PM
- The Reader said...
Thanks Nayan
I hope to hear your thoughts on these titles whenever you get around to them :)
- September 28, 2012 at 3:28 PM
- The Reader said...
@ Timothy
Thanks for stopping by, a longer excerpt will definitely help the readers in deciding and so thank you for it. Will also let you know how I found GEARTEETH.
- September 28, 2012 at 3:29 PM
- Timothy Black said...
Your excellent advice has been heeded, and now all of Chapter 1 is displaying its plumage proudly for folks on my site :)
- September 28, 2012 at 6:05 PM
- The Reader said...
@ Timothy
Thanks and I've updated link description as well.
- September 28, 2012 at 9:16 PM


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