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Double Row based Sitting Arrangement Quiz SBI PO 2018
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If you are preparing for SBI PO 2018 exam, you will come across a section on Reasoning. Here we are providing you with SBI PO reasoning quiz based on the latest pattern for your daily practice. Double Row based Sitting Arrangement Quiz SBI PO Prelims 2018 will help you learn concepts on important topics in Reasoning – Double Row based Sitting Arrangement. This Reasoning Ability quiz based on Double Row based Sitting Arrangement is also important for other banking exams such as IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI Clerk, IBPS RRB Officer, IBPS RRB Office Assistant, IBPS SO, SBI SO, Indian Post Payment Bank (IPPB) Scale I Officer, LIC AAO, GIC AO, UIIC AO, NICL AO, NIACL Assitant.
Double Row based Sitting Arrangement Quiz SBI PO 2018
Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
Eight persons from different bank viz. UCO bank, Syndicate bank, Canara bank, PNB, Dena Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Indian bank and Bank of Maharashtra are sitting in two parallel rows containing four people each, in such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. In row 1: A, B, C and D are seated and all of them are facing south. In row 2: P, Q, R and S are seated and all of them are facing north. Therefore, in the given seating arrangements each member seated in a row faces another member of the other row. (All the information given above does not necessarily represent the order of seating as in the final arrangement).
- C sits second to right of the person from Bank of Maharashtra. R is an immediate neighbor of the person who faces the person from Bank of Maharashtra.
- Only one person sits between R and the person for PNB. Immediate neighbour of the person from PNB faces the person from Canara Bank.
- The person from UCO bank faces the person from Oriental Bank of Commerce. R is not from Oriental Bank of Commerce. P is not from PNB. P does not face the person form Bank of Maharashtra
- Q faces the person from Dena Bank. The one who faces S sits to the immediate left of A.
- B does not sit at any of the extreme ends of the line. The person from Bank of Maharashtra does not face the person from Syndicate Bank.
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given seating arrangement and thus from a group, which is the one that does not belong to that group?
P is related to Dena in the same way as B is related to PNB based on the given arrangement. To who amongst the following is D related to following the same pattern?
Who amongst the following sit at extreme ends of the rows?
Who is seated between R and the person from PNB?
Which of the following is true regarding A?
Directions: These questions are based on the following information given below.
There are six families living in different floors of an apartment starting from 1st floor. Each family has a different car among Alto, Swift, Mercedes, Suzuki, WagonR and Scorpio, not necessarily in the same order.
- The Dogra family stays on the 4th floor and does not own a Suzuki.
- The family which has Mercedes stays on the 5th floor.
- The Fernandez family has Scorpio and stays in the final floor.
- The Joseph family stays immediately above the Khan family.
- The family which has WagonR stays on the 1st floor.
- The Gautam family stays below the Pathan family.
- The Khan family owns a Swift.
Which car is owned by the family staying on the 4th floor?
Which of the following statements is true?
I. The Gautam family stays on the 2nd floor and owns a Swift.
II. The Gautam family stays on the 1st floor and owns a WagonR.
III. The Khan family stays on the 2nd floor and owns a Swift.
Which car is owned by the Pathan family?
On which floor does the Joseph family stay?
Which family owns a Suzuki?
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The autumn storm has been forecasted to hit Finland on Saturday and wind is expected to increase up to 11 m/s. It seems that we can't paddle on Saturday at all.
Calm evening at Kietävälänvirta / Haapaselkä
Because we have reserved only three days for paddling and now it seems to decrease to two days we had to make new plans. We have still nearly 140 km to go.
We decided to plan a longer day today and try to reach Puumala. In the morning wind was blowing from west, but we managed to plan the route in such a way we got shelter from the islands on the way.
The first stretch was a long one, 33 km, up to Telataipale - channel, where we had a lunch break. The wind was calming down and afternoon / evening was expected to have pleasant paddling with non-existent wind.
The ferry "Nestori" at Kietävälä
I was feeling powerful today and paddling was easy. It seemed possible to reach Puumala just at sunset and we landed on a beach just after sunset. However it was not allowed to camp on a beach and after a quick decision started paddling again towards Koskenselkä - camping place, a bit north from the beach. It was already dark and we paddled silently through the harbor towards north.
Close to Puumala
Landed on camping place just before 10 PM. The timing was just perfect, because wind started to increase immediately after our arrival.
Puumala - bridge after sunset
The paddling route of the eighth day can be seen here.


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Increasing numbers of local authorities are pulling funding from HIV support services.
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Only six teams are slated to do battle this weekend, but hot-damn they are going to be some great games. Remember last week? There were some HUGE plays!
Rochester takes a trip down I-90 to face their cross state rivals, the Buffalo Bandits. Rochester handled the Rock last weekend and made it look easy. Rochester continues to get solid play from their big time stars, especially Matt Vinc in net. Stephen Keogh finished with 4 points and it looks as if he is playing like he did his rookie year – An absolute spark-plug on offense to compliment Jammer.
Buffalo has turned what looked to be another dismal season for Buffalo fans into legitimate contenders. They easily beat a struggling Colorado team, but the plus side is that Dhane Smith stakes claim for the entire floor each game. One of the biggest and fastest players on the floor, he is pure entertainment and makes me wonder what could have been had he chosen to play NCAA ball. John Tarvares is said to have tweaked a leg muscle which puts a giant question mark on his status for this weekend.
Colorado is a team searching for any glimmer of hope they can. They face a beatable Calgary team this weekend. They narrowly lost to Vancouver and dropped a must-win to Buffalo in their past two games. A leaky defense and inconsistent goalie play has been the Mammoth's Achilles heel. Is this the week they crawl back into the picture? Hard to deny the play of Adam Jones, he is developing into one of the best offensive players in the league.
Calgary on the other hand has been fighting and scraping all season to be in the picture. After getting demolished by Edmonton two weeks ago they came out and made a statement against Vancouver. Calgary has so much offensive firepower I scratch my head and wonder why they aren't sitting atop the standings. They have tremendous transition play through the middle with Snider and rookies Garret McIntosh and Karsen Leung. If Calgary can put all their ducks in a row, they will continue to dominate as they have done is years past.
Edmonton and Vancouver will no doubt be a nail-biter of a game.
Edmonton is playing with a chip on their shoulder – making the playoffs for two consecutive years but falling short both times. Could this be the year they hoist the Champions Cup? Their defense is one of the best in the league, and has been for a few years now. Their offense is getting stronger and stronger each game. Mark Matthews and Curtis Knight dominate each game, and players like Zack Greer are finally coming into their own and developing that consistent scoring touch. Arron Bold is doing his best brick wall impression and is trying to convince the NLL that there is another goalie besides Matt Vinc. Kyle Rubisch has been the leader of the defensive group game in and game out even though his stats have slipped. I wouldn't worry he is still just as dangerous as ever.
Vancouver looks great and I always believe they are going to win, until the last minute – just like Lucy and Charlie Brown, the football is taken away and they fall flat on their back. They lost a one-goal game to Calgary last weekend, and a few weeks back dropped a heart-breaker to Colorado. The Stealth have been bit by the injury bug and some of their key defenders are on IR. Rookie Tyler Digby continues to have the hot hand on offense, and is well worth the first round pick investment. He is a big body that sets hard picks and drives to the net and forces his own hand. Vancouver is the team that can start piling up wins and make a run for the playoffs, and they are trying to get ahead of the game early.
Rochester Knighthawks @ Buffalo Bandits
Mark Donahue – Buffalo over Rochester – Just to break the streak I picked Buffalo, both teams are very impressive and I'm enjoying following them. I think, just maybe, Buffalo can secure a win at home in the Battle of New York!
Chris Rosenthall – Rochester over Buffalo – This is the toughest call of the week. I like the Knighthawks, but I'll like them even more when I see a 15-goal performance or two. The defense has to have an off night at some point, right? I think it's going to be a close one, but I'm taking Rochester until they lose. Or maybe next week against the Rush.
Ryan Connors – Rochester over Buffalo – Again, Buffalo has been playing well, but the Knighthawks are a team on a mission. Playing in the First Niagara center is going to be a challenge, but Knighthawks defense are getting into lanes and smothering the opposition.
Connor Wilson – Rochester over Buffalo – Knighthawks are too solid at both ends of the floor right now. They control games and win them.
Colorado Mammoth @ Calgary Roughnecks
Mark Donahue – Calgary over Colorado – Well I'd love to be different here, but other than JGJ, Jones, and Westervelt, is anyone doing anything on Colorado? Please, at least hit double digits this week! I guess the goaltending woes haven't been solved yet.
Chris Rosenthall – Calgary over Colorado – It's not so much the four consecutive losses that made me finally stop picking Colorado, it's the single-digit performances in two of their last three games. I'm picking Calgary, congrats in advance to the Mammoth
Ryan Connors – Calgary Roughnecks – Well Colorado, you had your chance and you blew it…this is why we can't have nice things. I thought Colorado was going to put all the pieces of the puzzle together but the failed to do that. They continually leave their goalies out to dry and that isn't going to win games in this NLL.
Connor Wilson – Calgary over Colorado – Colorado needs wins, but Calgary is flying at times, and I think they'll bring it here.
Edmonton Rush @ Vancouver Stealth
Mark Donahue – Edmonton over Vancouver – The Rush are SCARY! I love watching those guys. Even though the Langley Events Centre will be poppin', I have to take the boys from Edmonton again this weekend.
Chris Rosenthall – Edmonton over Vancouver – Have you seen what Edmonton's doing to their opponents this season? Sorry Stealth, ain't happening.
Ryan Connors – Edmonton Over Vancouver – I really want to pick Vancouver in this one – it has all the makings for a great upset. However, Edmonton's defense is top-notch and Vancouver's defense has been sub-par. The Stealth have been bailed out by outstanding play from Tyler Richards.
Connor Wilson – Edmonton over Vancouver – Strong defense allows Mathews to distribute
and run the show with little concern for mistakes. It's risky if it
doesn't go your way, but it's paying off big time right now.
This week was tough for me. My two big scorers, Buchanan and Leblanc, are on a bye this week and I struggled to find someone to replace them. I went with the rookie Riley Lowen. He has been playing well and if he can chip in a goal and a few assists I believe he is worth it. I also splurged and went with big ol' Westy from Colorado. He finds way to score and he is finally getting into a rhythm with his new team. I also spent 10 doll-hairs on defender Steve Priolo, easily the most I've ever spent on a defender. But if he has the hot hand, why not.
Correct Picks Running Tally:
Connor Wilson (11-7)
Chris Rosenthall (11-7)
Mark Donahue (11-7)
Ryan Connors (11-7)


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Mikhail Davis is director of restorative enterprise for Interface in San Francisco. Interface is the world's largest manufacturer of modular carpet and has promised to eliminate its negative impact on the environment by 2020.
Mikhail was previously responsible for strategically leveraging and expanding Interface's thought leadership in sustainability with a focus on the U.S. Pacific and Southwest regions. He has more than 14 years of experience as a strategic adviser, analyst, designer and manager for sustainability programs in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. His favorite sustainability challenges to tackle include: unlikely stakeholder alliances, greener chemicals and materials, and closed loop systems.
His previous work includes three years as personal manager to environmental icon David Brower (an original member of Interface's "Eco Dream Team" in the late '90s) and five years with Blu Skye Sustainability Consulting building sustainable business strategies for Fortune 500 companies including Walmart, Waste Management, Bunge and Staples. He holds a B.S. in earth systems from Stanford University.
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To understand what a green leader achieved, let's look at the changes a businessperson started in himself and the mistakes he was willing to make.
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Over the product life cycle, natural fibers can be less sustainable than some synthetics. Here's an anatomy of a few notable failures.
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An Interface exec explains how lightweighting, leasing and other seemingly small tweaks make a big difference in sustainability and profits.
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What should be perennial about your company, even in the face of looming ecological and economic disruptions?
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The Net-Works partnership in the Philippines was a step toward Ray Anderson's vision of a "restorative enterprise." But climate change is already here.
October 18, 2013
Dramatic changes to the way products are assessed in LEED v4 will reverberate beyond the building products industry.
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Here's a primer to help measure whether the chemicals your company uses are environmentally friendly, or are at least safer alternatives.
August 16, 2013
In honor of his favorite business heretics, Interface's director of restorative enterprise challenges three core business assumptions.
July 19, 2013
Interface is helping villagers in the Philippines collect old fishing nets to be recycled into carpet yard. Is the program too good to be true?
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The risk of making recycled content a sacred cow is that we stop asking hard questions and forget that recycling is not an end unto itself.


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Properties for Sale
These are the properties we have listed. We also have properties that are co-oped from other agencies. Please stop in our office to see what is available. More listings coming in soon!
516 2nd St NE Devils Lake $60,000
Space efficient home! This one bedroom, one bath home has had major renovations on the inside. Previous owner had gutted the interior to the studs in 2007/08. New wiring, plumbing, sheetrock and flooring. Updated bathroom and kitchen.
Zoned Central Area Commercial. Excellent location for a small business or home!
Year built: 1915 (per city)
Sq ft: 592 on main.
592 in basement (per city)
516 2nd St NE
Devils Lake ND
814 4th Ave NE Devils Lake $89,900
Clean, cozy and ready for you!
This story and a half home has been well taken care of over the years. Main floor has front enclosed porch, living room, kitchen and bath w/ laundry hookups. Upstairs 3 bedrooms. Basement is unfinished and excellent for additional storage. All new floor coverings throughout the house, fresh paint and new fridge and stove. 1 car detached garage, just a short walk from the middle school and downtown. Call today and invest in yourself, say goodbye to rent and hello to home ownership.
Year Built: 1900 per city
Sq ft: 468 on main + 328 upper= 796 above grade. 486 in basement
814 4th Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
611 7th St NE Devils Lake
Magnificent Woodwork!!
Must see to believe!! Stunning original woodwork in beautiful condition! Adorable kitchen with eat-in dining area, two bedrooms on the main level with attached 'Jack and Jill' bathroom. Call Blue Sky today to have a look!
Year built: 1926 (per city)
Sq ft: 1270 main + 3 season room.
1120 basement (per city)
611 7th St NE
Devils Lake ND
522 7th St NE Devils Lake $135,000
Cottage Charm in the heart of the city! This quaint home is centrally located near downtown, Central Middle School, the public library and just a short walk to Ruger Park and the city Pool. Updated kitchen, beautiful hardwoods, Two bedrooms, one bath with a one stall garage!
Call today to see this gem!
Year built: 1921 (per city)
Sq ft: 1206 on main. 475 basement
522 7th St NE
Devils Lake ND
524 7th St NE Devils Lake $155,000
GorgeousTudor-style home with so much to offer!
This home is close to everything and has so much to offer!! Beautiful refurbished hardwoods and architectural gems are everywhere! Call today to see this stunner of a home!
Year built: 1929 (per city)
Sq ft: 940 main + 549 upper=1489 sq ft.
524 7th St NE
Devils Lake ND
603 13th Ave NE Devils Lake $159,900
New Listing! Classic ranch style home on a family-friendly street! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has a large, double attached garage and a fenced backyard with a concrete patio for your family to enjoy! Original hardwood floors in the living room, dining area, hallway, and 3 main level bedrooms. The kitchen has been updated with new cabinets, countertops, and flooring. Give us a call to see this one! Priced right at $159,900.
Year built: 1960 (per city)
Sq ft: 1070 on main, 1050 in basement (per city)
603 13th Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
1705 Lincoln Ave NE Devils Lake $208,000 *ACCEPTED OFFER*
Family home in a great part of town!
Great family home ready for new owners! Lots of updating throughout as well as charming built-ins. Beautiful yard with garden and lots of space to play!
3 bedrooms with potential for more in basement. 2 baths. 2 car attached garage.
Year built: 1972 (per city)
Sq ft: 1196 on main & 1196 in basement (per city)
1705 Lincoln Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
112 Wapiti Ct SE Devils Lake
This duplex is a brand new build and has everything needed on one level, with no steps!!
Two bedrooms, an office (could be used as 3rd bedroom) and 2 bathrooms (one is a master), separate laundry. Flooring has not been put in bedrooms, so buyer can decide. Open kitchen, dining and living room. Solid six panel oak doors, oak cabinets, crown moulding on kitchen cabinets Stainless steel kitchen appliances. Attached two car garage (w/ floor heat and floor drain). large cement driveway!
Year built: 2018/19
Sq ft: 1289 sq ft. (per city)
112 Wapiti Ct SE
Devils Lake ND
2117 13th Ave SW Devils Lake $239,900
Family home in Frison ready for a new family!
Well kept home with many updates ready for the next owners!! Located on a HUGE lot in Frison, this home boasts new shingles, furnace, water heater and numerous other updates that matter! Loads of living space for a growing family as well as a yard with a great garden already in place. Interior has newer craftsman cabinets and tasteful, neutral finishings throughout. Call today for a showing!
Year built: 1974(original) moved to site and placed on new foundation 1993 (per county)
Sq ft: 1144 on main
1144 lower
2117 13th Ave SW
Devils Lake ND
132 14th Ave NE Devils Lake $241,900
So much room for the family! This 4 bedroom, 3 bath ranch has updates that are sure to please! Main floor has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths (one is a master), separate office, living room ( w/fireplace), kitchen newer appliances & granite countertops, dining, mudroom/laundry, & 3 season room w/woodburning stove overlooking a large backyard with a playhouse! Basement has a family room, bedroom w/egress and newer bathroom(added in 2014). Plenty of storage throughout the whole house!
Year built: 1957(per city)
Sq ft: 1780 on main +240 3 season room. 1460 in basement
132 14th Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
702 highway 2 W Devils Lake
"The Davis Motel" $250,000
Established motel with many repeat customers! 22 rooms with large two level living quarters on site. Become an owner/operator of your own business. Call today for a viewing to see all the potential this property has to offer!
3 storage sheds, courtyard and plenty of parking.
702 Highway 2 W
Devils Lake ND
5076 82nd Ave NE Devils Lake
Country living close to the city!
This raised ranch home sits on approx. 7 acres and has 5 bedrooms, 3 + baths. Main floor offers 3 bedrooms, 3 baths( one is a master suite), large kitchen, dining room, main floor laundry, large living room with built ins. Basement is partially finished and waiting for you to put your own stamp on it. 2 Bedrooms, large open family room area. Area that is partially plumbed for a bathroom. The large yard has a 1500 sq ft quonset, 20 x 24 detached garage, large pole barn. Water out near the pole barn, could help make the property suitable for horses. So many options!
Sq ft: 1714 on main 1714 in basement
Year built: 2004 (owner)
5076 82nd Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
2107 10th Ave SW Devils Lake
*Seller is offering a $5,000 flooring allowance*
Wonderful 6 bedroom, 3 bath home located in the Frison Addition. Newer furnace, air conditioning system, windows & exterior doors. Lower level plumbed for a wet bar and new flooring just completed this month!
Vinyl siding, front and back decks, mature trees and a fenced in yard with several sheds. Call for your appointment today!
Year built: 1999
Sq ft: 1421 (main & entry)
1344 lower level
2107 10th Ave SW
Devils Lake ND
903 13th Ave NE Devils Lake
Quality finishes and amenities make this home stand out! 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms, main floor laundry - finished space from top to bottom! Interior updates in recent years include flooring, appliances, furnace & AC unit, & water heater. You will love the outside space as much as the inside. Pull into the driveway that has parking for 8 or right into the insulated garage with heated floors. In the fully fenced backyard, you can entertain or relax on your patio, your large deck, or inside the enclosed patio room. The yard is beautifully landscaped and has a sprinkler system to keep your grass fresh & green. The garden is fenced separately and has its own water source. Take a tour through the pictures and give us a call at Blue Sky to set up a showing!
Yr. built: 2002 Sq ft: 1660 main, 1660 lower (basement) level.
Total 3320 sq ft
903 13th Ave NE
Devils Lake ND
217 Lakeview Drive Devils Lake $365,000
See everything this spacious home has to offer. With 1/2 log siding, a 3-sided wrap around deck & 50 year shingles(in 2012), 3 car detached garage(heated) the exterior adds to the appeal inside! (Bonus~Large garden, raspberry patch & 2 apple trees) Once you step inside you will be thrilled with the size of the rooms. The main floor has a large laundry/mudroom, 1/2 bath, updated kitchen w/stainless steel appliances, eat in dining, formal dining, living room and office! Upstairs has 3 large bedrooms and an oversized large bathroom. (The master bedroom has patio doors and a deck with a spectacular view of Devils Lake.) The basement is fully finished with an exercise area, large family room(bar is rough-plumbed for wet bar) bedroom w/egress and a full bath. With over 3,363 sq ft from the basement to the 2nd story, this home is ready to move in to!
Year built: 1976- moved to present site 1997. grace built in 1997
Sq ft: main 1040 + 1313 upper=2353 above grade. 1040 finished basement.
217 Lakeview Drive
Devils Lake ND
303 16th Ave SE Devils Lake
Classic and Tasteful! This home was built in 2000 and has everything you need on one level. The basement is a bonus! Main floor has front formal living room, dining room, eat in kitchen with plenty of oak cabinets, family room with a gas fireplace, 3 bedrooms( 1 currently used as an office). 2 bathrooms( one is a master suite). Spacious main floor laundry just off of the finished/heated 3 car garage.
Basement has a poured concrete foundation and 8 foot ceilings! Just down the steps you will find an oversized family room, exercise room, 2 large bedrooms, full bath and multiple storage areas.
Backdeck over looks the treed backyard.
*This home just recently sold and now the new owners had a change of plans~ this is your opportunity to grab it now!
Year built: 2000(per city)
Sq ft: 2350 on main, 2350 in basement.
303 16th Ave SE
Devils Lake ND


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Catholic Campaign on Human Development: The American Life League Report on links to abortion groups
By Stephanie Block
In a long and lengthening list of frustrations over the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), one certainly has to be its response to criticism. For 40 years, this "charity" has – deliberately on the part of some folks – hidden its primary objectives and misrepresented its critics. Then, when public outcry has grown too strident, it has staged mock "reforms."
The most recent of these "reforms" came last year, with the release of "Review and Renewal of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development as Accepted and Affirmed by the USCCB Administrative Committee." It was a surly retort to protest over its several funding scandals.
The first scandal concerned decades of CCHD support to ACORN, an Alinskyianorganizing network that was aggressively engaged in progressive (translation: aborted babies) politics and had been over the years been caught in embezzlement schemes, voter fraud, and a host of other scurrilous activities. CCHD was publicly informed that ACORN had serious problems in 1997. [ii] Its "reform" then was to tack "Catholic" onto its name and give its grant guidelines token tweaks…but the funding patterns continued exactly as before, with ACORN still receiving approximately 5% of the CCHD pie.
The second scandal engaged the pro-life community, which was particularly aroused over the life-relevant issues that CCHD's progressive political bias exposed. As they began digging deeper, scores of grantees with direct ties to abortion promotion (and other problematic moral positions) were unearthed. It was unfathomable that a collection of groups with such ties was working – is working – under the auspices of the Catholic Church.
"Review and Renewal" acknowledged that five groups – out of the many exposed – "violated CCHD requirements and lost all CCHD funding because they acted in conflict with Catholic teaching."[iii] That left a long list of grantees whose anti-Catholic actions were somehow acceptable to CCHD.
And it took a long time to release the next round of grantees in order to, ostensibly, assure that the "substantially revised CCHD Grant Agreement" was indeed "used for all pending and future funding allocations and grants."[iv] That meant that groups selected under earlier CCHD guidelines signed the new Grant Agreement in order to receive CCHD funds. In other words, the selection process places the onus of determining which organizations are in compliance with Catholic moral principles on the organizations themselves – which, often, are not administered by Catholics.
CCHD hoped these actions would reassure Catholics that CCHD was awarding its grants in conformity with the newly refined, more Catholic principles.
Sadly, it isn't so.
The American Life League Report[i]
The American Life League looked closely at the latest crop of grants[v] and what it found is appalling.
They discovered that CCHD's most recent grant awards included:
· * $35,000 to Centro Campesino, which received funding from the Minnesota Department of Health to expand its Community HIV Health and Education Risk Initiative – an initiative that includes the distribution of condoms.[vi] (After being informed of this, CCHD said it would defund Centro Campesino.)
· * $45,000 to Somos un Pueblo Unido, which is part of a coalition opposing the Defense of Marriage Act. Somos un Pueblo Unido also promotes "reproductive justice"[vii] and contraceptive sex education. [viii]
· * $30,000 to NYC AIDS Housing Network, which is a member of several pro-abortion, pro-homosexual organizations,[ix] endorsed the Transgender Day of Remembrance, participated in the openly socialist US Social Forum, and distributes condoms.
· * $45,000 to the Southwest Organizing Project, the lead "community partner" for one of the Elev8 projects in Chicago.[x] These partnerships are supported by Atlantic Philanthropies, an international foundation whose Elev8 programs around the country make "comprehensive sex education a requirement for receiving the four-year grant, which totaled $18 million in Chicago."[xi] SWOP is a critical component to assure that "comprehensive" – contraceptive – sex-ed programs in Chicago public schools are accepted by the "community."
· * $35,000 to Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM), which regularly participates in Marxist, pro-abortion, pro-homosexual forums.[xii]
· * $50,000 to United Workers Association, which joined Equality Maryland, promoting same-sex marriage,[xiii] as well as Progressive Maryland – a local affiliate of the Alinskyian organizing network USActionwhich also pushes same-sex marriage.[xiv]
· * $28,000 to Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center, which has listed among its "friends and colleagues" the pro-abortion National Organization for Women (NOW), the International Socialist Organization, and pro-homosexual P-FLAG.[xv] Current links include the dissident Catholic coalition Call to Action.[xvi]
· * $25,000 to Michigan Interfaith Voice, an affiliate of the Gamaliel Alinskyian organizing network. Michigan Interfaith Voice has also received multiple grants from the Arcus Foundation specifically for the promotion of homosexual "rights."[xvii]
· * $40,000 to Michigan Organizing Project (MOP), an affiliate of the Interfaith Worker Justice Alinskyianorganizing network. MOP has also received at least seven grants from the Arcus Foundation since 2007, again, specifically for the promotion of homosexual "rights."[xviii]
· * $40,000 to Coalition LA, which produced a voter guide in 2000 calling for a NO vote on Proposition 22, banning same-sex marriage. [xix]
· * $40,000 to Women's Community Revitalization Project (WCRP), which has been an "associate member agency" of Women's Way[xx] and long-time grant recipient of its "Community Women's Fund,"[xxi] which only funds pro-abortion, pro-birth control organizations.[xxii]
· * $40,000 to Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights, which believes that those rights includeuniversal access to abortion, as evidenced by – but not limited to – its membership in the abortion-advocacy groups Healthcare for All coalition,[xxiii] and US Human Rights Network.[xxiv]
· * $25,000 to Restaurant Opportunities Center of New York, which was a member of the abortion-advocacy group US Human Rights Network (USHRN).[xxv] It has also done work, through guidebooks and focus groups, to present current law favoring LGBT individuals to the restaurant industry.
· * $25,000 to Philadelphia Unemployment Project which, along with other groups (such as the aggressively homosexual "rights" ACT UP Philadelphia), sponsored a partisan voter guide advocating abortion "rights."[xxvi]
These organizations, coming from an utterly un-Catholic perspective and actively working for immoral purposes, were supposedly well-vetted and in full compliance with CCHD's new, more stringent Grant Agreement. CCHD has given them over half a million dollars this past year.
What a sorry abuse of the laity's charitable intentions. This is not "helping the poor."
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Unfortunately, the American Life League Report isn't done. The problem isn't simply that a few organizations escaped the CCHD vetting process, were "accidently" funded, and will be weeded out next round. Rather, these individual instances of regrettable grant awards are a small part of a larger, more serious pattern of supporting the work of progressive networks to push a "culture of death" via their CCHD-funded affiliates.
Ironically, this is exactly what CCHD stated it would be very careful not to do. Last year, it wrote that CCHD"will not fund groups that are members of coalitions which have as their organizational purpose or coalition agenda, positions or actions that contradict fundamental Catholic moral and social teaching." [xxvii] However, many of the above-mentioned organizations are members of exactly that sort of coalition – coalitions that are fundamentally working against Catholic moral and social teaching.
Those aren't the only ones, though. The American Life League Report lists scores of additional CCHD-fundedorganizations that belong to coalitions with pro-abortion and/or homosexual "rights" agendas. This past year alone, after its "careful" vetting process, CCHD awarded over a million dollars to organizations working in consort with anti-Catholic coalitions.
If ALL researchers can uncover the abortion and homosexual "rights" activities of so many CCHD-fundedgroups, how is it that CCHD staff is incapable of uncovering the same information? Either CCHD lacks the ability or it lacks the will to discern between advocacy that is in harmony with fundamental moral principles and advocacy that contradicts those principles.
CCHD has demonstrated, again and again, that its political prejudices leave little room for concern over baby killing.
Stephanie Block is a Spero columnist and the editor of the New Mexico-based Los Pequenos newspaper. She is a member of the Catholic Media Coalition.
[i] American Life League, "Investigative Report on the Catholic Campaign for Human Development's Grants for the year 2010-2011," 10-3-11: www.reformcchdnow.com
[ii] Wanderer Forum Foundation Commentary on the Campaign for Human Development, 1997. A copy was sent to every bishop in the United States who headed a diocese.
[iii] "Review and Renewal of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development as Accepted and Affirmed by theUSCCB Administrative Committee," p. 3.
[iv] United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Office of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, "The Truth About CCHD: Promoting Catholic Values – 7. Why was CCHD delayed in publishing its grants for 2010?" undated but @ 2010-2011 old.usccb.org/cchd/PROMOTING-CATHOLIC-VALUES[1].pdf
[v] United States Conference of Catholic Bishops website, Department of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, 2010 Grantee List: www.usccb.org/about/catholic-campaign-for-human-development/grants/upload/cchd-grantees-2010.pdf
[vi] Minnesota AIDS Project: www.mnaidsproject.org/resource-guide/detail.php?i=606
[vii] Somos un Pueblo Unido website: www.nmcf.org/new/impact/womens-lives/somos-un-pueblo-unido
[viii] Tides Foundation 2009 Grants Report: www.tides.org/fileadmin/user/pdf/Tides-RJ-Fund-2009-Public-Docket.pdf
[ix] NYCAHN is a member of the Ney York City Human Rights Initiative (NYCHRI which has a mission to assure full implementation of the pro-abortion Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.NYCHRI also promotes pro-abortion and pro-homosexual activism. NYCAHN also belongs to the Center for Community Change which has, among other things, worked for continued federal funding of the abortion-provider Planned Parenthood.
[x] Southwest Organizing Project website: www.swopchicago.org/display.aspx?pointer=6002
[xi] LISC/Chicago: www.lisc-chicago.org/display.aspx?pointer=7425. LISC/Chicago (Local Initiatives Support Corporation) is an intermediate organization "for channeling corporate and philanthropic resources into localinitiatives." Around 2008, "Atlantic Philanthropies provided LISC/Chicago with a grant to create a program that would partner NCP lead agencies with schools and community-based health centers in CPS middle schools …" "Renewed Funding—and New Achievements—for Elev8," 9-1-11, www.lisc-chicago.org/news/1430.
[xii] DRUM was a sponsoring organization for the 2007 "Trans Day of Action for Social and Economic Justice," as part of the Transgender Day of Remembrance: charlotteaction.blogspot.com/2007/06/3rd-annual-trans-day-of-action-for.html; it participated in the Marxist, pro-abortion, pro-homosexual 2010US Social Forum:organize.ussf2010.org/org/drum-desis-rising-moving; DRUM's co-founder, Monami Maulik was a speaker at the 2011 Left Forum: leftforum.org/files/left-forum-2011-Program-Guide-web.pdf The Left Forum is openly socialist and supports abortion and homosexual "rights."
[xiii] Equality Maryland listing of "organizations [that] oppose any amendment to the Maryland Constitution that would ban civil marriage and its vital protections for same-sex couples:"replay.waybackmachine.org/20080906110713/http://equalitymaryland.org/issues/marriage/organizations.htm
[xiv] Progressive America affiliate list: progressivemaryland.org/page.php?id=2480
[xv] IJPC no longer refers to these links as "friends and colleagues" but now says: "The listing of an organization does not suggest IJPC endorsement." The organizations cited in the American Life League report have been removed.
[xvi] ijpc-cincinnati.org/resources/national. Call to Action "reform" demands to the Catholic Church include acceptance of abortion, contraception, and homosexuality as "normal" and ethically acceptable.
[xvii] Arcus Foundation, social justice awards category: www.arcusfoundation.org/socialjustice/grants/awarded
[xviii] Arcus Foundation, social justice awards category:www.arcusfoundation.org/socialjustice/grants/awarded
[xix] The American Life League report states that the CCHD was informed of the Coalition Voter Guide in 2009 and that not only did CCHD never address the concern, it gave Coalition LA another grant in 2010. Coalition LA is also a partner of the Center for Community Change, which has, among other things, worked for continued federal funding of the abortion-provider Planned Parenthood.
[xx] Women's Way no longer lists WCRP as a member agency. Nora Lichtash, WCRP Executive Director, was on the Advisory Board of "A Change of Pace," Women's Way 2008-updated signature research report in support of "reproductive rights."
[xxi] Women's Way, "Community Women's Fund Grantee in the News," www.womensway.org/index.asp
[xxii] Women's Way, "Community Women's Fund Information,"www.womensway.org/resources-community-fund-general.asp; The American Life League report states that in 2009 the CCHD was informed of WCRP'smembership in Women Vote PA, a pro-abortion coalition. Shortly after, WCRP was removed from Women Vote PA's coalition list and was awarded a CCHD grant the following year.
[xxiii] Healthcare for All coalition members list: healthcareforamericanow.org/site/content/who_we_are
[xxiv] US Human Rights Network coalition members list: www.ushrnetwork.org (as of 9-11, this website address was inactive and no other web address was available for the organization.) GLAHR is also a member institution of Atlanta Jobs with Justice, a local affiliate of Jobs for Justice, which actively promotes abortion, homosexual rights and Marxism. The American Life League Report documents these assertions with photocopies from pertinent webpages.
[xxv] US Human Rights Network coalition members list: www.ushrnetwork.org (as of 9-11, this website address was inactive and no other web address was available for the organization.)
[xxvi] The Philadelphia Coalition for Essential Services and Philly Neighborhood Networks with [others],"Non-partisan Voters Guide: COMMUNITY FORUM FOR THE NEXT GOVERNOR," 2010:
[xxvii] United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, "Review and Renewal of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development as Accepted and Affirmed by the USCCB Administrative Committee," 9-15-10, p. 3.


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SIX YEARS AGO, then-Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D) jump-started the Metro system's Silver Line extension to Dulles International Airport and points west, a massive project whose first phase is chugging toward an on-time, on-budget finish. Will Mr. Kaine's successor, Robert F. McDonnell, now kill it halfway to completion?
That's the question facing Mr. McDonnell (R) in the wake of his decision to deny critical funding to Dulles rail, one of the nation's biggest infrastructure ventures. Even though it is vital to the Washington region's economic vigor, to the airport's success and to Virginia's future, the state has all but turned its back on helping to pay for it.
Of the project's total cost, now estimated at about $5.6 billion, Virginia's contribution so far comes to a paltry $275 million — about 5 percent. Some of that was in the form of federal dollars for highway maintenance that the state simply repurposed, robbing Peter to pay Paul.
Mr. McDonnell has consented, grudgingly, to allocate another $150 million for the rail project. But after initially signaling that he would consider an additional $300 million, he apparently changed his mind in the face of opposition from downstate Republican lawmakers, to whom Northern Virginia and mass transit are terra incognita.
By denying the Silver Line the additional funding, Mr. McDonnell sharply increases the odds of two bad outcomes — and a third that would be even worse.
One is that commuters on the Dulles Toll Road, who are already on the hook for a lion's share of the Silver Line's overall cost, may face such severe toll increases that it forces many of them off the road and onto already clogged local arteries. Another is that the governor's stinginess may prompt Loudoun County, one of the Silver Line's funding partners, to withdraw from the project. Loudoun's all-Republican Board of Supervisors is already wavering at the county's $260 million commitment; if it pulls out before a July deadline, that would throw the project's financing into disarray.
The real risk, particularly if tolls spiral out of control and Loudoun walks away, is that the second half of the Silver Line, from Reston to the airport, could unravel. That would be a staggering setback for the regional and state economies — and an enormous black mark on Mr. McDonnell's legacy.
The underlying problem is that Mr. McDonnell's transportation policy has been a failure. He campaigned on the promise of finding massive, ongoing funding for what he has frequently acknowledged is a system on the brink of crisis. Yet he has done little more than accelerate borrowing that Mr. Kaine already put in motion. That money will run out around the time Mr. McDonnell leaves office in 2014.
In the absence of reliable, ongoing new revenue — and yes, that means taxes — Virginia's transportation network will continue to be chronically underfunded, and thus subject to repeated crises of the sort now threatening the Silver Line. And yet Mr. McDonnell, even as he recognizes the need for more revenue, will not challenge his fellow Republicans to seek it through taxes.
In their more partisan moments, some Virginia Republicans like to lash out at Mr. Kaine for his decision, in 2006, to hand control of the Silver Line project to the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority, along with control of the toll road. It is Mr. Kaine's fault, they say, that tolls may now become unaffordable for thousands of commuters.
But the fact is that the Silver Line was nothing more than a moribund plan on paper before Mr. Kaine's move — which, by the way, was made in conjunction with key Republicans such as Rep. Frank Wolf (Va.) and then-Sen. John Warner. Today the Silver Line is nearly halfway to the finish line. It's up to Mr. McDonnell to bring it home.
Read more on this issue:
Robert McCartney: Silver Line needs more help from McDonnell
The Post's View: McDonnell punts on road plan
The Post's View: Gov. McDonnell may finally have a Virginia roads fix
The Post's View: Gov. McDonnell's baby steps on transportation
The Post's View: Half-measures on Virginia's transportation crisis


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I love my wife. God certainly knew what He was doing in bringing us together. We are certainly not the same, but we certainly complement each other. Compatibility is not about being the same, it is about being complimentary. We do share many similar interests, the first and foremost being our love for the Lord. If anything, her love and faith for the Lord are an inspiration to me. Sometimes I wish I could just rest in faith the way that she does. It is not that I do not have faith, but she is more on seeking and I am more on acting. Sometimes seekers seek forever and sometimes actors act impulsively without seeking enough. Do you how see how beautifully those two contrasts work together? Another contrast that we have is that she sees the good in everything, whereas I tend to point out the bad. Once again, we see contrasts that can work together. She holds me back when I am being impulsive and I urge to act when I think the seeking is done. She points out the good in places where I sometimes get lost in the bad and I help her see the dangers in accepting the bad. If bad is accepted, it grows like a cancer and can affect the whole body. The Bible tells us that a little leaven leavens the whole lump, and that is why it must be eliminated.
I am not saying that these contrasts always work perfectly together. It is not that God did not know what He was doing when He brought us together, but it is about each of us having times of stubbornness in our own ways to where we refuse to see the value in the other. God knows what He is doing, but we do not. It is a matter of dying to our selves and seeing each other for the one flesh we are now. Sometimes I want to act when she wants to take a step back. Sometimes she refuses to see the bad and sometimes I refuse to see the good. Sometimes she rests comfortably in faith where I can not help but to see a glaring problem with our chosen course. When that happens, there is conflict. Being that I am more stubborn than she is, I will admit that more times than not I am the one with most of the blame. I do know, though, that as we grow together in the Lord, that the harmony of our spirits will also grow. I look forward to growing together with her and all the adventures that will come with it. She is my other part, my missing rib, and the very special gift God gave me as my partner in this life.
The body of Christ, in a way, also shares this kind of relationship. I am not saying we are married to one another in the church, but just as husband and wife are one flesh, the church is one body. We are the body of Christ, each with our own parts to play. We all have different personalities and gifts and they all need to work together to to glory of God. Jesus said that a sign to the world that we are His is our love for one another. It really is that important. That is why gossip is such a terrible sin. It shows a complete lack of love and causes division in the body. That is why any sin that causes division is such a terrible sin. And that is we must be so vigilant to take away the bad. This is true from removing sinful practices from our own lives to removing an unrepentant sinful brother from our fellowship. Both are necessary because, as I said, it will grow like a cancer and affect the whole bunch. This is true because just as stubbornness causes conflict in marriage, stubbornness causes conflict in the church. If you are too stubborn to repent of sinful practices, it causes conflict. If a church is too stubborn to submit to the Word of God and remove an unrepentant brother, it causes conflict. Sometimes removal causes conflict, but that is again because of stubbornness of people who refuse to accept it, regardless of what it says in the Word.
And that brings me to my point, please do not take the things that I say in this blog is merely looking for bad. I know it seems that all I see is bad. Surely it is true that I see the bad in bad behavior or bad doctrine, but that is only because I see what things could be without the bad. In other words, my heart is not focused on bad but on potential. If I correct someone when I think they said something wrong, it is not because I just like to criticize but because I want them to be right. If I write about some bad behavior prevalent in the church, it is only because I see the potential in what their lives could be if they were living right. Think how powerful a church would be if it was unified in right doctrine and right living. Think of the witness, think of the souls saved, think of the lives affected for Christ, and think of what that kind of world would be. Think of the apostolic church, where they lived their love for one another. All they had belonged to everything else and they went on in one accord and, by their witness, they changed the world. Jesus is the stone upon which we were built, and they are the foundation built upon that rock that we continue to build on even to this day. It is through these founding saints, that God wrote the New Testament. My first prayer is for the Lord to return in my lifetime, if not today. If the Lord tarries though, I pray for one last glorious gasp of life from the church before getting swallowed up in the Great Apostasy. I pray for one more glorious revival sweeping not just my church or my town or even my nation, but the entire world. And I pray that through that revival, an awaking like none other ever before will come. Oh how glorious that would be! To see the spirit of God poured out upon the whole world, saving souls by the millions! But that begins with us living like the light and salt that we are in Christ and it that requires us to begin to live in unity with one another in right doctrine and right living.
I will end where I began, with a picture of a perfect marriage. Only this marriage is one we are all a part of. As the church, we are the Bride of Christ. Our wedding ceremony is being planned as we speak and the program is already outlined for us in Revelation. Jesus already did His part. He sacrificed Himself for us. He died so that we might live. His blood has cleansed us from all unrighteousness and made us perfect in the eyes of God. He made us His bride by His blood and there is nothing we can do to add to that. We are His betrothed, made perfectly righteous in His blood. Nothing I write or say has anything to do with making us any more righteous nor does any behavior I write about make us any less righteous if we are in Christ. It is only by His blood that we have any righteousness. So while we can not make ourselves any more righteous, we can certainly live more righteously. Jesus did His part in this marriage by creating that bond through His blood and making us worthy for His hand. Now it is time for us to do our part and live what He has made us to be. It is time for us to live like the bride of Christ, to be the salt and light that He made us, to express the love that He has loved us with, and to share the good news of the wedding to come. I know when I was engaged, there is not a person we did not tell of our upcoming marriage. We need to be that excited about Jesus, not for the purpose of bragging about it, but for the purpose of inviting others to be a part of it. With the Holy Spirit living in our hearts, our potential is so much more than what we are. We will one day realize that potential when we are in our new glorified bodies and we begin our lives with God, in paradise for all eternity. Please, stop living as what you were before Christ, live as you are in Christ. As for your potential as the bride of Christ, I will let the Bible answer that question.
Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord. For the husband is head of the wife, as also Christ is head of the church; and He is the Savior of the body. Therefore, just as the church is subject to Christ, so [let] the wives [be] to their own husbands in everything. Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her, that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water by the word, that He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish. Ephesians 5:22-27 NKJV


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General Guidelines for Methodologies on Research and Evaluation of Traditional Medicine
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Traditional medicine
Traditional medicine has a long history. It is the sum total of the knowledge, skills and practices based on the theories, beliefs and experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health, as well as in the prevention, diagnosis, improvement or treatment of physical and mental illnesses. The terms complementary/alternative/non-conventional medicine are used interchangeably with traditional medicine in some countries.a
a The term complementary and alternative medicine is used in some countries to refer to a broad set of health care practices that are not part of the country's own tradition and are not integrated into the dominant health care system.


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Donald Trump may be a
world of chaos
all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice. We'd like to tell you about it and we're keeping track of these global changes, from the incremental to the monumental, so that you don't have to.
This week: Politics loom over the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics; Assad ratchets up brutal campaign on rebel-held territory; Duterte gets a careful look from the Hague, and the #MeToo movement grows in France.
South Korea: Pyeongchang's politics
North and South Korea staged a remarkable show of unity as the 2018 Winter Olympics kicked off in Pyeongchang, South Korea, marching in the opening ceremony together under the same flag. You'd almost forget that a week before, U.S. President Donald Trump used a good chunk of his first State of the Union to blast Pyongyang as "depraved" amid reports that the White House is still mulling its "bloody nose" plan to launch a limited strike on the Hermit Kingdom.
Trump's words were not lost amid the Olympic cheer. "It's a forewarning of how the Trump administration will handle the North Korean nuclear and missile issue in the future," said Yoo Seung-min, chairperson of the center-right Bareun Party, at a recent parliamentary meeting. "War on the peninsula could be started by both North Korea and the United States." Trump's "bloody nose" plan for North Korea could make a mess of the Olympics / Max S. Kim
U.S. officials didn't seem to share in the Games' glow either. Vice President Mike Pence and his wife were reportedly the only ones in their VIP box who didn't stand up when the unified Korean squad entered the stadium.
Mike Pence and "Mother" score VIP seats next to Kim's little sister
/ David Gilbert
Honduras: U.S. wades into a disputed election
President Juan Orlando Hernández's controversial re-election in Honduras has thrown the fragile nation into crisis, and the U.S. has its fingerprints all over the situation. Despite widespread corruption scandals and political assassinations, the U.S. has stuck by Honduras's military and police time and again. The result, critics say, is a government that now operates above the law.
VICE News visited the capital, Tegucigalpa, as protests were sweeping through the country. The U.S. is propping up a dictatorship in Honduras /David Noriega
Some Numbers
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That's the share of terror attacks between 2011 and 2017 that were conducted by ISIS fighters returning to the U.S., according to a new report, which concluded that the threat from returning travelers appears to be highly "limited." Threat of ISIS fighters returning to the U.S. is "miniscule compared to other countries," experts say/Alexa Liautaud
That's how long it takes high-tech sunglasses being worn by Chinese police to recognize a suspect's face in a crowd of 10,000 people. China just rolled out police glasses that track its citizens/ David Gilbert
That's the level below which bitcoin fell at the lowest point of its volatile roller coaster ride last week, marking a stunning loss of over two-thirds of its value from a peak of more than $19,000 in December. Bitcoin just slid below $6000/ David Gilbert
Syria: "There is nowhere for them to escape"
The Syrian regime kept up a brutal campaign against the rebel enclave of eastern Ghouta, killing over 200 civilians by Friday. The onslaught of airstrikes, with support from Russia, continued despite a desperate plea from the UN for a break in the fighting to allow for humanitarian aid, and days after the U.S. condemned the regime for its repeated use of chemical weapons.
"There is nowhere for them to escape": Assad's latest offensive is killing hundreds of civilians in Syria / Alexa Liautaud
France: The #MeToo movement is growing despite backlash
Some Quotes
"I don't want imprisonment. I beg of you to find a country where they execute."
— Philippine strongman Rodrigo Duterte mocked the International Criminal Court for opening a probe into the wave of extrajudicial killings alleged to have taken place in his infamous war on drugs, saying he'd rather be shot by firing squad than face prison if found guilty. The day before, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda announced a "preliminary investigation" into the claims that could, one day, lead to charges of crimes against humanity against Duterte in the Hague. Duterte says he'd rather die by firing squad than face prison over his drug war/ Greg Walters
"The simple truth: There is nothing."
— Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu protested his innocence on Facebook after local media said Israeli police will soon recommend his indictment for demanding an receiving gifts, including champagne and Cuban cigars, from businessmen in exchange for favors. Bibi is about to be indicted for corruption / Tim Hume
"Instinctively I turned around, I went home, I opened the safe and took the pistol and decided to kill them all."
— Luca Traini, 28, an Italian far-right extremist reportedly confessed to shooting six African immigrants after hearing a report about a local teen's murder on the radio, then taking off on a two-hour shooting spree around town in his car. Italian fascist shooter targeted immigrants in "revenge" attack /Tim Hume
"Like a full-on Caligula orgy."
—An unnamed source speaking to the Times describing video footage from a party thrown by senior aid workers for U.K. charity group Oxfam, who paid young Haitian girls for sex following the country's devastating 2010 earthquake. Oxfam denied trying to cover up the incident. Top Oxfam staff paid survivors for sex after the 2010 earthquake /The Sunday Times
"Here's the photo Musk is hiding from us."
— Russians took to social media to mock their own space program and mega-yacht-buying billionaire set after Elon Musk's Falcon Heavy rocket sent a cherry red Tesla Roadster flying through the cosmos. Russians are mocking their space program after the SpaceX launch / Greg Walters
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text: Dysregulation of Ras signaling is the major cause of various cancers. book part of Nogo-B and its cleavage in the suppression of anti-viral immune system reactions by oncogenic Ras change. Keywords: cleavage, interferon, Nogo, reticulon 4B, changed cells Launch Ras protein are little GTP-binding protein that play essential assignments in different natural procedures such as cell growth, survival and differentiation. Mutations in Ras consult several abnormalities to the cells, leading to cancer ultimately. These mutations possess been discovered in 30C90% of several individual malignancies,1 producing protein essential goals for anti-tumor therapy Ras. Dysregulated Ras signaling provides been used by many oncolytic infections for marketing virus-like duplication also, dissemination and infectivity.2-5 For example, Ras mutation upregulates cathepsin lysosomal protesases, assisting the uncoating stage of reovirus during virus-like entrance thereby.6,7 Perhaps the most important aspect of picky choice by oncolytic infections toward cancers cells is Ras-mediated reductions of antiviral defense response on the component of cancers cells, allowing fast viral cell-to-cell pass on.8,9 Previous research have got showed that a constitutively turned on Ras/ERK path not only depresses type I interferon (IFN) creation but also prevents the cell's capability to react to IFN via down-regulation of STAT2.8,10,11 However, there is evidence that the PI3T/Akt and g38 paths, which are required for IFN DAPT response, are activated by Ras during viral an infection also. 8 It therefore appears that in addition to the Ras/ERK pathway, additional pathways are likely also involved in IFN impairment. Nogo (reticulon 4) goes to the reticulon family of proteins which Rabbit polyclonal to FOXO1A.This gene belongs to the forkhead family of transcription factors which are characterized by a distinct forkhead domain.The specific function of this gene has not yet been determined; are membrane-spanning proteins primarily localized to the Emergency room. Nogo protein offers 3 major isoforms (Nogo-A, Nogo-B and Nogo-C) symbolizing the 3 on the other hand spliced versions. 12 While Nogo-B is definitely ubiquitously indicated in numerous cells and cells, Nogo-A and Nogo-C are tissue-specific, becoming present in the muscle mass and mind, respectively.13 Nogo was identified as neurite outgrowth inhibitor firstly, and Nogo-A, in particular, has been extensively investigated credited to its functional function as a CNS-specific inhibitor of axonal regeneration.14-16 Recent studies, however, revealed that Nogo is a multifunctional protein that plays important roles in vascular homeostasis,17-19 angiogenesis20 and Th2-driven lung inflammation.21 In particular, Nogo-B is associated with cancers development and metastasis highly. 22-24 Low expression level of Nogo-B is observed in little cell lung adult and carcinomas T-cell leukemia/lymphoma.23,24 Following research demonstrated that Nogo-B can induce apoptosis through Er selvf?lgelig stress,24,25 or reduce anti-apoptotic function of Bcl-xL and Bcl-2, translocating them from mitochondria to ER.26 In comparison, others have reported that Nogo-B has protective features against cell loss of life mediated by Er selvf?lgelig and oxidative tension.25,27,28 Hence, the role of Nogo-B in cancer DAPT provides yet to be clarified. In this scholarly study, we explored for web host elements modulated by Ras and their feasible hyperlink to the antiviral resistant response in Ras-transformed cells. We present that Nogo-B is normally cleaved in Ras-transformed cells, and that cleaved Nogo-B contributes to the disability of IFN induction in these cells. Our research as a result reveals a story connection between Nogo-B modulation by Ras and antiviral resistant response in cancers cells. Outcomes N-terminal of Nogo-B is normally cleaved in Ras-transformed cells It is normally generally thought that likened to their regular counterparts, cancers cells often display DAPT modified surface proteomes that likely play important tasks in advertising tumor development and metastasis. However, due to their relatively low great quantity and generally DAPT hydrophobic nature, recognition and remoteness of these proteins possess been a daunting task. From our oncolytic virus studies, we have shown that NIH-3T3 cells become significantly more permissive to reovirus infection upon Ras-transformation. This is in large part due to attenuation of anti-viral innate immune response by an activated MEK/ERK pathway downstream of Ras, allowing for more efficient virus cell-to-cell spread and facilitating viral dissemination. However, it is unclear if Ras transformation also results in an altered cell surface proteome that may also contribute to suppression of innate DAPT immunity. We consequently tried to evaluate cell surface area protein between Ras-transformed and non-transformed NIH-3Capital t3 cells, which are well-established systems in reovirus-induced oncolysis.8,29 Cell surface molecules had been separated by marking the cells with membrane impermeable biotin, followed by pull-down with streptavidin-conjugated magnetic bead. Upon SDS-PAGE/metallic yellowing evaluation of the destined protein, we noticed that non-transformed and Ras-transformed cells shown identical users but there had been some real variations (Fig.?1A). Of take note, a limited bunch of groups migrating at around the 43?kDa placement present in non-transformed cells was absent (or drastically reduced) in Ras-transformed cells, and was replaced by a fainter and faster migrating music group at 34?kDa. Following peptide.


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The Holi festival is one of the greatest festival in India nowadays.
>> Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea
Holi, also known as "Festival of colors", is held on the full moon day of the Phalguna month of the Hindu calendar. Holi is one of the most important events of India, as well as many other countries who practice Hindu.
Holi festival marks the end of winter and the start of spring with hope for a prosperous season of crops. This festival also celebrates the victory of the good against the evil.
The rituals and the traditions of Holi festival
Holi festival is an ancient Hindu festival with lots of religious beliefs.
Before the festival, the locals will start collecting wood and burnable objects for the fire camp in the park, the community center, the areas near pagodas, temples and other open areas. Inside the pyre is a dummy symbols Holika, the person who tricked Prahalad into the fire. Inside the house, the women prepare the unique delicacies of the festival like gujiya, mathri, malpuas as well as many other excellent cuisines.
The night before the festival, everyone gathers around the pyres right after the sun goes down and set them on fire. This ritual is called Holika Dahan. This ritual symbols the triumph of good before evil. Everyone will dance happily around the fire.
During the festival they will throw color powder into each other, making everyone equally colorful.
The Holi festivals are started in the next morning and people start playing with the color powder. Everyone has in their hand dry color powder or balloons that are filled with color solutions to throw at each other and make each other colorful.
According to the tradition, these colors are mixed using the natural flora like saffron, sandalwood, and roses so it is really easy to clean it. Everyone will gather around the streets to participate in this interesting game. In the end of the day, everyone will look like a unique picture on the own. This is why the festival is also called "Festival of Colors".
The locals will then gather in groups to sing and dance to the sounds of drums and dholak. Every time "the color fight" is temporary paused, they will eat gujiya, mathri, malpuas and much other traditional food together.Bhang, traditional drinks that are made by using local herbs is one of the most important parts of the Holi festival.
In the area Braj near Mathura, North India, the festival can last more than a week. Here, they will not only play with colors. There will be a day when the men will go around with shields on their hands and the women will hit the shields using staffs. In the South India, the locals worship Kaamadeva, the god of love in the India mythology.
After a day of playing with colors, everyone will clean themselves and wear new clothes to welcome their friends and their families when they pay a visit. Holi festival is also the festival of forgiving and starting new, with the purpose to create the harmony within the society and to leave behind the grudges.
On this day, every grudge will be left behind, everyone from children to elders will join the festival together.
The Holi festival is hosted on the full moon day of every March each year. This year, the Holi festival is gonna be hosted on March 17th. Although it will be hosted a bit sooner in East India like West Bengal.
The Festival of Colors is hosted everywhere in India. The biggest one is hosted at Mathura, which is 4 hours driving from Delhi.
Hope you enjoy your stay in India!
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Finally it was my turn to host a tasting and like always, I tried to try something a little different. For a start, for the first time ever, we got together at Phil's Main Street Bar and Grille in Wakefield, RI. Upon arrival, we were served with some nice menu choices as follows…
1st Course
French Onion soup or New England Clam Chowder Or House Salad w/ balsamic vinaigrette or Caesar Salad
2nd Course
Prime Rib – slow roasted & served with their savory au jus, horseradish cream sauce, freshly baked popover, garlic mashed potato & farm fresh vegetable of the day.
Chicken Marsala – All natural chicken breast, garlic mashed potato, marsala sauce with farm fresh vegetable of the day.
Asian Sesame Grilled Tuna – Served over a ginger lime rice with a mango-pineapple salsa served with farm fresh vegetable of the day.
3rd Course
Double layered chocolate cake Or Moscato Berry Tiramisu
Now to why you're really here…the the wine! While the color in each of the glasses was a giveaway of what we were having, most of the club was surprised that brother Vin would bring the clubs favorite summer varietal, Pinot Noir, and pit California verses Oregon in a Pinot Noir Dual.
Pinot Noir is the red wine grape of Burgundy, now adopted (and feverishly studied) in wine regions all over the world. The variety's elusive charm has carried it to all manner of vineyards, from western Germany and northern Italy to Chile, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and perhaps most notably, California and Oregon. It is the patriarch of the Pinot family of grape varieties – so called because their bunches are similar in shape to a pine cone (pinot in French). Other members of this family include Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Meunier, Aligote and Pinot Noir's white-wine counterpart, Chardonnay.
It takes a great deal of care and skill to make Pinot perform, and the results vary wildly from watery, acidic candy water to some of the richest, most intensely perfumed wines on Earth. This elusive perfection has earned the variety obsessive adoration from wine lovers all over the world.
The essence of Pinot Noir wine is its aroma of strawberry and cherry (fresh red cherries in lighter wines and stewed black cherries in weightier examples), underpinned in the most complex examples by hints of undergrowth (sous-bois). Well-built Pinot Noirs, particularly from warmer harvests, also exhibit notes of leather and violets, sometimes approaching the flavor spectrum of Syrah.
Here was the lineup…
2012 Montebruno Eola-Amity Hills Pinot Noir – $29.99
Eola-Amity Hills is an AVA in the center of the Willamette Valley in Oregon, just north of Salem. This bank of hills lies west of the Willamette River and runs for roughly 15 miles north-south between the towns of Amity and Eola. All of the land within the AVA must lie at least 200 ft above sea level, and vineyards sit on both the sheltered eastern slopes and the more exposed western slopes of the hills. The cool climate here is well suited to Pinot Noir.
The vineyard combines both volcanic and marine soils — the Willamette two-step — for a result evocative of the great wines in years past. Aromatic to the point of floral, like lilies, with pomegranate, wild strawberry, cracked pepper and matsutake.
2013 Vincent Crowley Station Vineyard Eola-Aminty Hills Pinot Noir – $44.99
Limestone, sand over sandstone| Non-irrigated| Native yeasts | 100% destemmed | 3 week fermentation in macrobin, with 9 days of punchdowns, then racked to 8 yr-old barrels for 11 months| 13 yr old vines that are own-rooted | 48 cases produced
Floral, red fruit, even a lychee note in the aroma, with bright cran-raspberry and delicate herb flavors and a soft but still focused finish. This wine is a sneaker.
2011 Foris Rogue Valley Pinot Noir – $21.99
Bright red. Lively red berry and floral aromas are deepened by notes of cola and licorice. Smooth and supple on the palate, offering sweet raspberry and cherry flavors and a hint of white pepper. Closes with good tangy lift and cut, with no obvious tannins and good, spicy persistence.
California (Sonoma Valley)
2012 Trione Russian River Valley Pinot Noir – $34.99
Coastal notes of sea air, forest floor, and blackberry brambles remind me of a top down trip to Jenner. Flavors of black cherries, hints of truffle, and sage linger on the palate. This wine is muscular but well balanced and displays long aging potential, 10-15 years.
2013 Flowers Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir – $52.00
Shy and reserved, this cool-climate wine opens coyly with a burst of spearmint on the nose, evolving into layers of flavor steeped in rhubarb, black cherry and tea. Soft and lilting, the wine's finish conjures thoughts of strawberry cream. Fresh fruit aromas of cherry, plum, and raspberry are followed by hints of sandalwood, mineral, and leather. Unfolding with flavors of plum, raspberry and spice. Tannins are supple creating a long, soft finish. A blend of Sonoma Coast vineyards.
2013 La Crema Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir – $24.99
Fruit for this wine came from cool estate and grower vineyard sites within 30 miles of the Pacific Ocean. 100% de-stemmed, 3-day cold soak, basket pressed, fermentation in open-top tanks, punch downs three times a day during fermentation, minimal post-fermentation maceration. Aged 7.5 months in 100% French oak barrels, 21% new. Moderately light reddish purple color in the glass. A rather savory nose with aromas of spiced plum, black cherry and forest floor. Light to mid weight flavors of cherry, and oak-driven black tea and anise, framed by suave tannins. Pleasant, but rather shallow in this vintage with a thin finish.
Offley Boa Vista Port
The color is still deep red. Classic nose with rich, figgy, almost maltiness of very ripe grapes, very sweet, full bodied, loaded with fruit, extract, tannin, acidity. The palate is sweet with good fruits but a bit of alcohol heat. Good length. Hot finish.
Our members were deeply in love with two of the six glasses which had a total of 44 out of 55 points. We all know that the Russian River Valley of California is a great place to make Pinot Noir wine because of the track record of the great Dehlinger and Rochioli vineyards. The number one favorite with 23 points was the little known 2012 Trione. It had good body with lovely berry notes and a flattering bouquet. The number two favorite with 21 points was the 2013 Crowley Station from Oregon. It also had good body with a slightly silkier mouth feel than the Trione.
Tied for third with modest point totals of 4 points each were the 2013 Flowers from the Sonoma Coast and the Foris from Rouge Valley. Both wines were quite nice but I believe that the Flowers was a bit young and reticent. The well-known 2013 La Crema garnered 3 total points and I believe it was holding back due to its youth. La Crema is the most well-known wine in this group and is present on restaurant wine lists probably more so than any other Pinot Noir. As one member accurately pointed out, the Montebruno from Oregon with no points was flat because it was unbalanced, lacking in the acid category.


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