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Avea, the third largest operator in Turkey, is popular among young subscribers in urban areas. These users are highly demanding and following the launch of 3G in 2009, there was huge growth of mobile broadband data use. To provide new high speed services to its users and be competitive in the market, Avea undertook a mobile backhaul transformation project to increase network capacity and support its fast growth.
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Mehmet Erkul, Transport Director, Avea sets out the background of the project: "The mobile backhaul transformation is a strategic topic for Avea. We are really going to decrease our opex on the backhaul side and be ready for the next generation of LTE transport. We are going to be able to easily provide scalable services and improve time-to-market, which will provide us with a competitive footprint in the market."
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The project was one of the largest backhaul optimization deployments in the region and following the upgrade, Avea is able to enjoy a simplified and optimized backhaul network. This means an increase in capacity and efficiency, resulting in a significantly reduced call drop rate and the ability to extend 3G and GSM coverage. Users get wider, more reliable data use and a greater choice of service packages. In addition, the upgrade prepares the network for LTE, so that the next generation of technology will be deployed quickly and efficiently in the future.
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Ericsson and Avea are long-term partners. Responsible for deploying the operator's end-to-end mobile broadband network including radio access, backhaul and core, Ericsson was also chosen for the transformation project. This involved migrating Avea's network from TDM to all-IP, providing optimization services and using the best combination of optical transport and microwave MINI-LINK products.
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In collaboration, the network design was finalized based on experience from Ericsson's proof of concept lab. The results from the tests were applied to the real network and the transformation to a native Ethernet structure was completed. In addition, Ericsson trained all subcontractors and Avea local and regional resources in the technology and the rules for its implementation.
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We celebrate our 1st anniversary today! *breaks out the champagne*
Boy, have we seen the site grow – from getting less than 10 readers a day to one that attracts some 6,000 readers (and we hope the number continues to grow). It's all thanks to all of you who have shared your love of all things Korean with us.
We do not claim to be K-pop Know-Alls. In fact, we're sure most of you were K-popped! waaay before any of us as we only discovered the Hallyu, and subsequently Korean culture, in 2007 (story here).
Yes, we're fairly babies to all things Korean, yet our interest, curiosity and support from fellow K-poppers have encouraged us to soak up all things Korean like dry sponges :-P.
On this special day, we'd like to share with you 10 of K-popped!'s more memorable stories after a solid year of K-poppin'. We share with you the story behind the stories, which are listed in no particular order. Enjoy!
1) The Cross showcase in Malaysia
The Korean duo held a showcase in Malaysia on Aug 12, 2007 and this was the first event K-popped! was officially invited to as part of the media, thanks to the now defunct Kpop Kingdom.
The Cross gave us the opportunity to bring our readers
original content. We. Want. More.
Orchid got to use her passion for photography during the event as my official photog, while my years as a writer/journalist came in handy ;-).
After gaining much satisfaction covering the event, the experience led us to cover the TVXQ concert in Malaysia on Nov 24, 2007 and the FT Island concert fiasco in March this year.
Want K-popped! at your events (Korean-related only, please)? Send us an invite at: 2kpopped at gmail dot com. Press releases are also welcomed.
Orchid attended a workshop with a Laniege make-up artist from Korea and she wrote about it!
That was her first time reporting on an event and the experience, combined with the many make-up tips and products she received during the workshop, made it one of her more memorable entries.
With her "reporting skills" honed a little, Orchid went on to cover the Malaysian Fans Celebrate Micky's Birthday on May 24.
We picked up a new language! Orchid and I enrolled for Korean language classes in Dec 2007. From knowing zilch about the language, to being able to write, speak and read (a little) Korean – it sure does give us a sense of achievement :-). 아자 아자!
3) K-popped! in Beijing, Autumn 2007 stories
Orchid and I started out as the K-popped! Sisters, but after Rooster joined us in August 2007 (bringing on board her skills as an illustrator) we became the K-popped! Trio. Our vacation in Beijing was extremely memorable as it was the first time the Trio got together after the team was formed.
doing gymnastic-like contortions, but the Chinese men who walked
by didn't quite care for all the shenanigans.
It was really fun to hunt down all things Korean in the cold autumn days of Beijing.
From visiting modern art galleries to walking the alleys of ancient hutongs, from freezing our a$se$ off trying to flag down a taxi in the cold night air to sweating it out as we hiked the overcrowded Great Wall of China – our memories of Beijing will linger on for a long time to come.
For those who love cooking, Rooster takes you into her kitchen and shares her culinary exploits in the aptly-titled K-popped! Kitchen. From cooking Japchae to making persimmon tea, Rooster's experiments in the kitchen are recorded for all to see. Orchid has even contributed a couple of her recipes :-).
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Malaysia celebrated its 50th year of independence last year and K-popped! prepared a little piece that compared South Korea and Malaysia. We looked at the countries' national flag, its people and even food.
known as the Rose of Sharon.
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Chinese New Year 2008 and Rooster returns to Malaysia for a family reunion. The Trio hooked up and tossed the Yee Sang sky-high as they ushered in a more prosperous New Year :-).
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An initiative to get our readers to interact with us. Only opened to K-popped! Facebook members, the project sees readers from all around the world sharing their K-popped! adventures – whether its dining in a Korean restaurant in Israel or enjoying a dolsot bibimbap in New York – it's all here.
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Rooster who loves cartoons was star struck when she scored an exclusive interview with David Horvath, one-half of the Uglydolls creator. How nervous was she then? Well, she sent her interview questions to everyone else except Mr Horvath! Ha ha.
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That's it friends. Ten of our more memorable entries from the past year. Again, thank you very much for reading and supporting us!
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Month: November, 2010
Earlier this month when we were in Alpharetta for Blair & Nate's Atlanta wedding, we had the opportunity to do a senior session for Daimyen. His mom had contacted me about doing his senior pics and I was so flattered to find out they were planning on driving up to Charlotte, but we offered to do them while we were in the Atlanta area for the wedding. We really enjoyed the challenge of shooting somewhere unfamiliar. I'm sure the future holds great things for Daimyen and we wish him the best.
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Our final wedding of the year !! This was the last of five weddings we shot in a row and what a great way to end our 2010 wedding season. Blair & Nate came up to Charlotte for their engagement session earlier this year. I knew then what a fun couple they were going to be on wedding day and they did not disappoint. They had a beautiful wedding ceremony and off-da-chain reception at the Metropolitan Club in Alpharetta, GA. The whole day was full of surprises.
They also have wonderful, loving families. We felt like part of the family all weekend long from the rehearsal dinner to our departure. She really took good care of her photographer 🙂 But most importantly, we were able to capture some amazing images that they will have to remember their day by for years.
Nate's reaction to his surprise groom's gift.
Blair's reaction to her gift….priceless.
Their entrance and first dance was like no other I've ever seen and further demonstrates their fun personalities. I will let the next set of pictures explain it.
Making it rain during the money dance. LOL
They know how to party in the ATL…period.
Blair & Nate thanks again for allowing us to document your beautiful and fun day.
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Junelle & Steve exchanged vows last month at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC. This was wedding number 4 of 5 in a row for me and a very special one in so many ways. I had mentioned in their engagement session that our families had known each other for years and they got married at the same church we grew up in and I got married in, my mom was a hostess in the wedding, her brother was the DJ, one of my previous brides was her maid of honor…..I could go on.
The wedding and reception were absolutely beautiful and there were details galore with live roses everywhere and a candy bar. The decor was done by Posh Charlotte. Junelle was a beautiful bride and I was honored to document their special day.
I loved this part of the reception….the newlyweds getting advice from the couple that had been married the longest. 54 years !!!
One of the groomsmen proposed during the reception. Very exciting to photograph my first live engagement.
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Definitely one of the neatest reception shots I've ever taken. I LOVE this one !!
Wendel is from Trinidad and when they started playing authentic Caribbean music, the party was taken to a whole 'nother level.
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Nakisha & Brandon will be tying the knot next year. Here are some pics from their recent engagement session. The weather was nice and they are a great looking couple….what more could you ask for 🙂
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Hello Mike
This is Nate's mom. You still excelling in you photography. I have recommended you for a couple in Augusta Georgia . Blair and Nate just visited for a few days with their fine son Avery. I still wanting to feed you whenever you are in the Aiken area. The person I recommended name is. Nicole Howard She's getting married next October 2013


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1. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Jan 30, 2018 9:31 AM (in response to pach_1977636)
One other thing I noticed from the Pocket PC documentation is that there is an OD (output disable) line, that goes high before write goes low. The documentation isn't very clear, but it sounds like this is to disable other devices from writing to the bus so the CPU can prepare its data to write. I think I'll try hooking that up (inverted) to output enable on my GPIO data bus instead of using R/W. I don't have a great theory on how this would cause the issue I'm seeing, but, if I'm interpreting the use of this signal correctly, this should be the right way to do this piece, regardless... and maybe it will help with the 1000 issue, too.
2. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Jan 30, 2018 6:54 PM (in response to pach_1977636)
Well... switching to OD to control the data bus works just as well as before... no improvement for reading the 1000 values.
3. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Jan 30, 2018 7:03 PM (in response to pach_1977636)
Another experiment to try to understand this:
I added a second data TD, pointing it to a fixed address. So, the, first TD writes the data bus value to the buffer offset address, and the second one writes to the fixed address. Here, if I write 129, it's picked up by the fixed address, but not the buffer. If I write 12, it's picked up by the buffer but not the fixed address.
So, I guess is must be a timing issue and certain values take longer or less time for the CPU to write... Still seems weird. Any other ideas? Some sort of data latch that could be edge triggered to more quickly grab the data bus on write and hold it for the DMA?
4. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Jan 30, 2018 8:29 PM (in response to pach_1977636)
Hmmm... while Googling trying to find more answers, I found this:
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user_1377889 Aug 4, 2015 7:35 AM (in response to user_475068624)
Welcome in the forum, G.
Your question why most of the examples are working with arrays is quite easily answered: The setup for "just" a single byte transfer is a large overhead, so a simple assignment would beat the DMA, even an interrupt driven solution would be faster.
It is always advisable to post a workspace bundle so that we all can have a look at all of your settings. To do so, use
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So, I went back and re-wrote my non-DMA for(;;) loop based interface, and, sure enough, that seems fast enough. Knock on wood...
5. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Feb 3, 2018 8:20 PM (in response to pach_1977636)
OK. So, to be clear, the correct answer is that DMA takes long enough to set up that it is nowhere near as fast to transfer a single byte as a CPU-driven for loop. A for loop with PSoC 4 wasn't fast enough for what I wanted to do, but the same one on PSoC 5 with a status register for page decoding, is fast enough to reliably emulate SRAM for a 1.3Mhz 8-bit processor.
6. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMAivzo_1561906 Feb 4, 2018 2:35 AM (in response to pach_1977636)
if I may add my two cents this is more or less ( different retro thing, different story ) one of the things I wanted to do, actually mine was lightly different but likewise got to the conclusion that PSCO5 as well it's not fast enough for this kind of work takes too many cycles especially for older CPUs that were able to do a mem access in 1 clock cycle.
In the end I resorted to "ExtMemInterface" and a dual port ram, but this has the drawback it requires lot of pins plus you need external ( expensive ) chips, thing is for this kind of application you'd "almost need a chip specifically designed for that", I was too "too optimistic" that 'sure a thing for so many MHZ can take an interrupt and present a byte to a port" .. and turns out "no you can't, it's still too many clock cycles" to even match a 1MHz cpu, even more than that I am not sure.
Said that, I know "some people did it" ( but I do NOT know the details of how ) using "some other CPUs" that for reasons I don't know seems to be able to do that 'easier', but yeah my "look at PSOC5" give me the impression that "as it is, does not look like you can actually do that" unless there is some "extremely clever trick" for doing it I don't know.
7. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMAcadi_1014291 Feb 4, 2018 10:46 PM (in response to pach_1977636)
This might not help at all, but did you tried assigning a higher priority to the DMA Channels?
8. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Feb 5, 2018 12:05 PM (in response to cadi_1014291)
Yes. Didn't help.
9. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Feb 5, 2018 12:16 PM (in response to ivzo_1561906)
For mine, it is working. The last test I did was encoding a machine language (of the host Pocket PC) routine in my PSoC SRAM which copies blocks of memory from source to destination addresses. I used this to copy 512 bytes from Pocket PC ROM to the R/W area of my PSoC interface. This was a bit glitchy at 48MHz, but has proven to be solid at 72MHz. I used it to make 32 passes and write out the whole 16K of ROM to a file on the SD card via EMFile.
Reading the machine language opcodes out of, and, at the same time, writing bytes back in to the PSoC emulation "RAM", with each byte transfer being done with a single opcode call, tells that this should be fast enough for anything I can do in this device. But, having to go from 48MHz to 72MHz to make this work reliably tells me that I'm pretty close to the limit of what can be done with RAM emulation on a PSoC 5. Dual-port memory was the next option I was looking at.
I don't think this would work with interrupts, and it certainly didn't work with DMA. This is all done in a for loop that first writes data (with the data output controlled by output-disable and a decoded address chip select from the Pocket PC) and then will block a bit waiting in case R/W goes low to write.
10. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMAivzo_1561906 Feb 6, 2018 3:54 AM (in response to pach_1977636)
just to let you know "my first attempt" I assumed I could have done a thing of this kind, use two ports for "address" and one for "data" and have some bits for /CE /RW.
The idea was to set an interrupt transition on the /CE pin ( high to low ) and have an interrupt routine of the kind :
read port A
read port B
read = Read(RW);
address = base_mem + a << 8 + b;
if ( read )
byte = *address;
write_byte ( port C)
byte = read_byte ( port C)
*address = byte;
Turns out .. "too slow" and you are still consuming lot of pins, plus the mem available is not that much.
I don't think there's an easy way to do this with the PSOC, nor really with others MCUs, the only one that I've seen doing something 'more or less as I just done it here', in ASM, was on a totally different 100 Mhz CPU ( which I won't mention here because it's 'competition' ).
Now a dual port RAM chip costs lot more than the PSOC5 still, if that's what you really need probably there's no other simpler solution, in the end of the day it's all down to 'clock cycles and how fast you can be', I was trying to do 'something similar but a bit more complex' for a 6809/6502 CPU and yet turns out 'math does not add'/'can't be fast enough for doing it that way' even if the old CPU works at 1 Mhz.
If you want 'my overall impression about PSOC4/5 I got so far' is that 'for the price and such it's pretty good for MANY things BUT NOT for ALL the things one could think about' I see it 'more suited for analog processing' that for this sort of stuff that 'is a bit a specialized app'.
One thing I still find quite a bit limited on the PSOC5 is the amount of program/ram inside especially going with a C compiler and such, also yes it's good/no good but the number of available I/O pins - when you start doing 'this kind of stuff' - is little.
11. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Feb 8, 2018 6:14 AM (in response to ivzo_1561906)
I tried an interrupt-based approach, too. And, yes, that was also too slow. Like DMA, there are several clock cycles to push current registers and start servicing an interrupt. Only the continuous for loop approach has worked for me. I don't need the MCU to be doing anything else when the CPU needs it to be acting like RAM, so that's OK.
In psedocode, I'm doing something like this:
for (;;)
laddress = pin_address_low_PS; //8 low address bits
page = status_page_status; //decoded page from 8 high address bits and a status register
data_DR = buffer[page][laddress]; //output enable for data pins is controlled by CS and CPU's output disable
while (... ) //a bunch of stuff to wait to see whether R/W goes to write while the address is the same and CE is high
if(...) //write data conditions met
if(...) //data write was command for the MCU
data_DR = BUSY_STATUS_CODE;
//do selected command, e.g. open an SD file or send some BLE data
data_DR = result status code...
For my project, the 64K of RAM has so far been plenty. I was planning to add 24K of expansion RAM to the pocket PC using a 62256 and having the PSoC 5 do the CS decoding (that expansion is a device I already have working with the 62256 and dedicated 74HC decode logic), but I think I'm going to try using some of the remaining PSoC RAM instead. I'm currently only using 4K for the memory mapped buffer, and less than 16K total. If the loop is still fast enough once I add the expansion RAM emulation, then the question will become one of power consumption and data persistence logistics with the PSoC RAM vs the 62256.
12. Re: Strange behavior when trying to implement shared memory through DMApach_1977636 Feb 8, 2018 6:59 AM (in response to pach_1977636)
Actually, it just occurred to me that, so far, I have not implemented anything in the "ROM" that's served up by the MCU that would require the CPU to wait for the MCU to finish a long-running task. I want to add some commands like that, though, to do more complex things entirely with extensions from the MCU. That will be a problem if the MCU can't serve up ROM while it's busy.
I can think of a couple of options to accomplish this. One would be to copy the wait-for-done-status loop over to a small area of pocket PC RAM and have the CPU loop in that until the MCU updates to a non-busy status. Another would be to stick with the 62256 for expansion RAM and copy the "ROM" data to an unused section in it (there's 8K that doesn't get mapped into the CPU's space), then switch address decoding in the MCU so this space shows up where the ROM needs to be. This could be done at startup or at first use of a command. Startup seems like it would be easier, but I'm not sure that the CPU HALT and INT lines I would need for the MCU to take over the bus are available on the expansion slot I'm planning to use.


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David VanderWaal, head of marketing for LG Electronics USA, spoke to Dealerscope about the partnerships that will result in the 4K streaming by Amazon Digital Video later this fall of the "Cheek to Cheek LIVE!" Lincoln Center concert performance by Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga recorded this summer.
Dealerscope: Please provide a little background on how this partnership came about.
David VanderWaal: There are multiple components of why this was attractive to us. We wanted to make sure we were hitting on a partnership that was relevant to consumers.
LG was looking for a way to be extremely forefront in the 4K/UHD revolution. We felt the most fertile territory to address was that people still didn't understand where their 4K content would come from. So when this opportunity came up, we thought it would be a great way to help us help the consumer know that 4K content is coming and in fact, is already here. The concert recorded will be streamed out via Amazon Instant Video as a conduit for the content. Comprehensive QC was done by Amazon, to assure that their pipeline can handle 4K. That was one of the main reasons we went into the sponsorship together. Tony and Gaga are a great duet to be involved with, from a brand perspective.
The other part of the partnership allows us to have some exclusive footage—we are the exclusive consumer electronics sponsor—but that also gives us rights to the exclusive content. So later this year, once Amazon pipes out the content, we will have availability of this content to play in stores.
Dealerscope: What is the significance of being the first company to collaborate on streaming a 4K concert, as opposed to a TV series or a sporting event? What demographic is LG looking to tap into with this arrangement? And when is it airing on PBS' "Great Performances"?
VanderWaal: I believe it will air on PBS in late October, in Full HD 1080p. The 4K element is what Amazon is doing, and that will take place later this year, timed in front of the big fourth-quarter selling season.
One aspect of this is the attractiveness of the pipeline—that it's readily available and that you do not necessarily need any kind of player to get it. We liked that idea. The other part is having to do with a particular series of UHD models LG has—the one with the Harman Kardon speakers integrated in the TVs. We believe that's a great value for consumers—because they have, in one package, ultimate picture quality and the ultimate sound quality. That's why we looked for 4K content that had sound as a really big component with the video.


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The role of CD40 and its ligand in transplant tolerance.
CD antigens. T cells -- Receptors. Receptor-ligand complexes. Transplantation immunology. Immunological tolerance -- Molecular aspects. Antigens
Voltage-dependent sodium channels (Na v ) are critical determinants of the ability of a neuron to generate and propagate action potentials. While a large family of Na v isoforms has been identified, the impact of specific isoforms on the electrical...
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The interplay between BCL2 family members in response to pharmacologically induced apoptosis
Apoptosis.; Cancer cells -- Growth -- Regulation. ; Cellular signal transduction. ; Apoptosis Regulatory Proteins -- pharmacology. ; Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-bcl-2 -- pharmacology. ; bcl2-Associated Death Protein -- pharmacology. ; Vinblastine --...
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Regulation of Wnt/Wingless signaling by the ADP-ribose polymerase Tankyrase / by Zhenghan Wang
The Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway controls numerous biological processes from embryogenesis to adult homeostasis; aberrant Wnt signaling underlies a wide range of human diseases. In the absence of Wnt stimulation, a multiprotein "destruction...
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Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a rare and often-fatal systemic autoimmune disease characterized by vasculature dysfunction, immune activation, and extracellular matrix deposition in skin and internal organs. The etiology of SSc is unknown, but it is...
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Interrelationships between carbohydrate, uridine nucleotide and protein metabolism and effects of cortisol on these interrelationships.
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Understanding the mechanisms of transcriptional control by the oncoprotein MYC / by Mandeep Kaur.
Even though 25 years have passed since the discovery of MYC, a complete understanding of the mechanism(s) of transcriptional control by this oncogenic transcription factor has not been achieved. Mcy is one of the most frequently deregulated...
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Functions and measures harmonic along the leaves of a foliation and the ergodic theorem.
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Dissecting the heterogeneity of breast tumor subtypes / by Nima Pouladi.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. The discovery of breast tumor subtypes and the subsequent development of treatments aimed at them has allowed a reduction in the mortality of breast cancer. However, tumors with similar...
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SirT1 regulates vascular smooth muscle cell plasticity : implications for age-related cardiovascular disease / by Anne Marie Thompson.
Loss of vascular smooth muscle cell function is a hallmark of vascular disease. Vascular smooth muscle cells become increasingly resistant to phenotypic modulation, apoptotic and senescent. Sirtuin 1 (SirT1) is a deactylase that regulates...
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Identification and characterization of signaling pathways underlying the tumorigenic activity of [Delta]Np63[alpha] in breast cancer stem cells / by Amanda Lynn Balboni.
Studies presented in this dissertation focus on the transcriptional targets and cellular functions of [Delta]Np63[alpha], the predominant TP63 isoform expressed in epithelial stem cell compartments. TP63, a member of the p53 family of...
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MLL1 plays an essential role in steady-state hematopoiesis and B Lymphopoiesis / by Tao Gan.
The Mixed Lineage Leukemia (MLL1) gene was first cloned as a hot spot of chromosomal translocations in acute leukemia. More than 70 fusion proteins of MLL1 have been described in both lymphoid and myeloid leukemia and many are highly associated...
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Constitutively activated PI3K signaling accelerates tumor initiation and progression in breast and lung cancers / by Mee Rie Sheen.
Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K) is a major positive regulator of the PI3K signaling pathway that regulates many important cellular functions including growth, proliferation, survival, metabolism, and angiogenesis. The PIK3CA gene, encoding the...
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The role of gut commensals in regulating susceptibility to acute liver damage / by Stela Celaj.
Liver disease of different etiologies confers significant morbidity and mortality and hence it constitutes a major health concern worldwide. Stemming from a range of causes, such as viral, drug-induced, alcoholic, or autoimmune, the rate of...
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Integration of machine learning network science and pathway analysis in genetic epidemiology / by Qinxin Pan.
Although genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and other high-throughput initiatives have led to an information explosion in human genetics and genetic epidemiology, the mapping from genotype to phenotype remains challenging as most of the...
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Novel mechanisms of action of putative pro-apoptotic BH3 mimetics and their potential therapeutic use / by Ryan Scot Soderquist.
The BCL2 family of proteins control intrinsic apoptosis at the mitochondria through a delicate balance of pro and anti-apoptotic proteins. Anti-apoptotic proteins are frequently relied upon by cancer cells, making them ideal targets for...
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Involvement GP39 and CD40 interactions in the generation of immune responses to allogeneic antigens.
T cells. Antigen presenting cells. CD antigens. Ligands (Biochemistry). Cell interaction. Immune response -- Regulation.
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Regulation of B lymphocyte proliferation and differentiation through CD40.
B cells. CD antigens. Immune response -- Regulation.
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Roles for protein phosphatases in cell survival and cell death pathways.
Apoptosis. ; Phosphoprotein phosphatases -- Inhibitors. ; Cellular signal transduction. ; Genetic transcription -- Regulation.
Apoptosis is important for tissue homeostasis and is the mechanism of cell death induced by many anticancer agents. The apoptotic machinery is present in all cells, such that tight regulation must exist to prevent untimely cell and tissue death. To...
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Aging minds and twisting attitudes: effects of age-related decline in executive function on older adults' attitudes toward stigmatized individuals.
Stigma (Social psychology). Aging -- Psychological aspects. Cognition -- Age factors. Older people -- Attitudes.
Extensive research on aging has demonstrated that normal aging debilitates executive function, a system that is critical for regulating stereotypes. However, there is a paucity of research on whether age-related declines to executive function...
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Using the eyes to measure the mind : pupil dialation dynamics as a biomarker of online attention / by Olivia E. Kang
Every moment of our waking lives, our brains filter large quantities of sensory data for goal relevant information. This ability to modulate our sensitivity to incoming inputs is critical in the face of an otherwise overwhelming world, and...
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Primate origins through the lens of functional and degenerate cone opsins / by Gillian L. Moritz
A nocturnal activity pattern is central to almost all hypotheses on the adaptive origins of primates but this view has been challenged recently on the basis of variation in the cone opsin genes of nocturnal primates. The diversity among primates in...
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The novel p53 target gene STK17A : implications for cancer therapy / by Pingping Mao
Testicular germ cell tumors (TGCTs) are highly curable with cisplatin-based therapy. The p53 tumor suppressor is induced in response to a variety of cellular stresses. Our previous work has implicated an important role for p53 in TGCT...
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Functional heterogeneity and helper roles of CD4+T cells in antiviral immunity / by Zhuting Hu
CD4+ T cells are critical for the control of virus infections, memory cell formation and immune surveillance. Epstein-Barr virus and Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus are two γ-herpesviruses identified in humans and are strongly associated...
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Novel approaches to targeting innate immunity for cancer immunotherapy / by Patrick H. Lizotte
Many kinds of cancer, and almost universally metastatic cancer, are refractory to treatment by conventional methods: surgery, radiation, and non-specific cytotoxic chemotherapy. The dawn of the age of personalized medicine presaged 15 years ago...
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CD8+ T cell responses to acute and chronic viral infections governed by costimulatory signals and CD4 help.
T cells. T cells -- Receptors. CD antigens. CD4 antigen. Immunologic memory. Herpesvirus diseases -- Immunological aspects. Vaccinia. CD8-Positive T-Lymphocytes -- immunology. CD4-Positive T-Lymphocytes -- immunology. Herpesviridae Infections --...
The phenomenon of immunological memory has been known for thousands of years. This knowledge has been applied to vaccination, which has resulted in a dramatic reduction in the number of deaths due to infectious diseases. Immunological memory is...
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A proteomics approach to NIMA-related kinase signaling in mitosis / by Sierra N. Cullati
NIMA-related kinases (Neks) control several aspects of cell division downstream of master mitotic regulators such as Cdk1 and Plk1. Though depletion of Nek6, Nek7, or Nek9 results in cytokinesis failure, to date no molecular mechanism has been...
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Characterization of cancer risk and response to immunotherapy through pathway-based genomic analyses / by David C. Qian
For most cancers, the genetic mechanisms that predispose normal cells to neoplastic transformation and tumor cells to therapeutic eradication are poorly understood. High throughput genotyping technologies have allowed the rapid discovery of...
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Distinguishing complete sets with respect to strong notions of reducibility.
Computable functions. Recursively enumerable sets. Logic.
This thesis investigates a notion of Turing reducibility introduced by Winkler [8] that is total on all computably enumerable oracles. Groszek and Weber show in [7] that this is a new notion of reducibility and it is not transitive. They give su...
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Mechanisms for the regulation of fibrinolysis and cytokine expression by nickel.
Pulmonary fibrosis -- Pathophysiology. ; Fibrinolysis --Genetic aspects. ; Cytokines. ; Immune response -- Regulation. ; Nickel -- Toxicology. ; Lungs -- Dust diseases.
Human epidemiological and animal studies have associated inhalation of nickel dusts with increased incidence of pulmonary fibrosis. The current studies examined the hypothesis that nickel promotes pulmonary fibrosis by inhibiting fibrinolysis and...
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Discovering MII1 regulated pathways in hematopoietic stem cells.
Hematopoietic stem cells. ; Hematopoietic stem cell disorders -- Genetic aspects. ; Genetic transcription -- Regulation. ; Leukemia -- Genetic aspects. ; Cell proliferation. ; Myeloid-Lymphoid Leukemia Protein -- genetics.
Hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) balance self-renewal with the continuous production of the suitable numbers of lineage-restricted progenitor cells. In this work we demonstrate that the Mixed lineage leukemia 1 (Mll1) gene is essential for this...
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The regulation of AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) in an insulinoma cell line, adipocytes and muscle.
Protein kinases. ; Adenylic acid. ; Islands of Langerhans -- Tumors. ; Fat cells. ; Muscle cells. ; Adenoviruses.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Bcl-2 family proteins and the regulation of apoptosis.
Apoptosis. ; Proteins. ; Cellular signal transduction. ; Proto-Oncogene Proteins c-bcl-2.
Apoptosis is induced by chemicals and death receptor activation. Although the stimuli are different, common proteins are activated downstream. The Bcl-2 family of proteins plays an important role in mediating apoptotic signaling at the mitochondria...
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The role of CD40 in cutaneous and regional immune responses.
CD antigens. ; Immune response -- Regulation. ; T cells -- Receptors. ; Antigens CD40. ; Lymphoma.
Dartmouth Dissertations
TRAF dependence of CD40 signaling in B cells.
B cells. ; CD antigens. ; Lymphocytes -- Receptors. ; Signal Transduction. ; Antigens CD40 -- immunology. ; B-Lymphocytes -- immunology.
Dartmouth Dissertations
The regulation of apoptosis by protein phosphatases: impact on intracellular acidification and processing of the retinoblastoma protein.
Apoptosis. ; Phosphoprotein phosphatases. ; Retinoblastoma. ; Immunosuppression.
Dartmouth Dissertations
The role of CD154/CD40 interactions in the development and persistence of CD4+ T cell-mediated immunity.
CD antigens. ; T cells -- Receptors. ; Tumors -- Immunological aspects. ; Mice -- Immunology. ; CD4-Positive T-Lymphocytes. ; Antigens CD40.
The data presented herein demonstrate the requirement for CD154/CD40 in the development of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE), an animal model for multiple sclerosis. Blockade of CD154/CD40 interactions causes a decrease in T cell and...
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The pathophysiology of transforming growth factor-beta in breast cancer.
Transforming growth factors-beta -- Pathophysiology. ; Breast -- Cancer -- Pathophysiology.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Combining near infrared tomography and magnetic resonance imaging to improve breast tissue chromophore and scattering assessment.
Breast -- Magnetic resonance imaging. Breast -- Tomography. Near infrared spectroscopy. Optical tomography. Imaging systems -- Design and construction. Diagnostic imaging -- Mathematical models.
Dartmouth Dissertations
A novel region in the collagenase promoter is involved in transcriptional activation and repression.
Collagenases. ; DNA-protein interactions.
Dartmouth Dissertations
The role of p38 MAP kinase in the regulation of mRNA stability.
Messenger RNA -- Metabolism. ; Mitogens. ; Thalidomide. ; Glucose -- Physiological transport. ; Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinases. ; MAP Kinase Signaling System. ; Protein processings Post-transcriptional. ; Hippel-Lindau Disease.
We have investigated the role of the p38 MAP kinase pathway in regulating gene expression at the level of mRNA stability. The inhibitory effect of thalidomide on Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF)α production was characterized. Activation of the MAPK...
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Hepatic T cells and MDSCs in TGF-ß1-deficient mice.
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Zumwalt appointed director of MU FRTI
- Published: Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Kevin D. Zumwalt has been appointed director of the University of Missouri Fire and Rescue Training Institute (FRTI), effective Sept. 1.
"Kevin has provided exemplary leadership as the interim director of the Institute for the past 11 months and is a natural choice as the permanent director," said Blake Naughton, MU associate vice chancellor for extension and engagement.
Zumwalt succeeds David Hedrick, who retired in 2017 after 10 years as FRTI's director.
Part of MU Extension, FRTI provides comprehensive continuing professional education training to Missouri's fire service and emergency response personnel.
"It is with great honor and privilege that I accept the position to become the eighth director in the Institute's 86-year history," Zumwalt said. "I look forward to carrying on the mission of the Institute to develop and deliver quality continuing professional education."
Zumwalt joined the institute in 1983 as an adjunct instructor and has served in many roles since then, including Fire School coordinator, special programs manager, and assistant and associate director. During his time with the Institute, he developed a learning management system to efficiently handle course management, student registration and student transcripts. He also coordinated the development of a growing technical rescue program that has gained a reputation as one of the most successful in the country.
He has been recognized nationally as an early adopter in the use of the Incident Command System for conference management. Over the years, Zumwalt has played a key role in incorporating new methods of instruction into the FRTI curriculum, from early satellite delivery to webcasting and online learning.
Zumwalt says he "grew up" in the fire service: His father was a chief with a volunteer fire department in St. Clair, Mo. He has served on several national fire service committees and is a past National Fire Academy TRADE state co-chair and is a past member of Missouri Task Force 1, a FEMA urban search and rescue team based with the Boone County Fire Protection District.
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For retired Baltimore Colts wide receiver Glen "Shake and Bake" Doughty, Friday morning was a triumphant moment. More than half a year after the city shut down his eponymous Upton rolling-skating rink and bowling alley due to its falling into a state of disrepair, he was there to celebrate its revival.
"Make no mistake, it's time to shake and bake!" he shouted in the lobby.
In August 2017, the city temporarily closed the 36-year-old Shake and Bake Family Fun Center, saying the building at 1601 Pennsylvania Avenue needed major repairs, including structural upgrades. At a press conference Friday, officials unveiled the mostly restored center—the lower-floor bowling alley remains shuttered—and offered a demo of the new rink.
Baltimore Recreation and Parks Director Reginald Moore detailed some of the fixes put in place over the fall and winter months: HVAC upgrades, a repaired roof, a new kitchen and equipment for the concessions stands, replaced lighting, a fresh new paint job, a brand new skating floor, 500 new skates, and improved restrooms. Mayor Catherine Pugh also mentioned that the event space located right inside the front door, named for Billie Holliday, had been expanded.
"It's a big overhaul," Moore said.
At a presser, Pugh highlighted some of the problems she observed after a walk-through last year. She addressed Doughty, who stood nearby.
"The roof was falling in, Glen, the floor was buckled. We were hard-pressed to find matching skates in here. The concession stands didn't work, and it just was unconscionable that we thought it was OK for the youth of this community—and let's not leave out the adults."
Pugh said she felt some community backlash after the closure announcement last summer. "When I shut it down, my phone blew up like a fire engine, and people were telling me, 'You know we skate there.' I said, 'but when the roof falls down on your head, who do you think is gonna be responsible?'"
Doughty started the Shake and Bake in 1982 after purchasing a vacant lot from the city for $1, per the Maryland Historical Society. With nearly $5 million in public development loans, he built a 70,000-square-foot recreational haven with a bowling alley, roller-skating rink, arcade, concessions and more, right in the middle of Upton.
But after several years–and despite its popularity, with tens of thousands of visitors reportedly coming each week when it opened–Doughty fell behind on his payments, and sold the building back to the city in 1985. The local government took over for more than a decade, but after a four-year period during the 1990s when the Shake and Bake lost more than $1.6 million, officials brought in a private operator to manage it.
In recent years, under the management of Kingdom Managed Inc., the venue had hosted a number of community events, including toy drives and fundraisers. Shake and Bake was rented out for adults-only parties, concerts (Gucci Mane performed there in 2013) and boxing matches, among other events.
Asked whether Shake and Bake will still play host to events catering to adults, Moore said, "That's not our focus, no. It's an entertainment center we're going to [use to] enhance our youth in our community. That's our goal."
Inside the rink, a handful of teens scooted around, showing off the facility's new roller skates and wood flooring as a DJ played pop tunes. Multi-colored LED and disco lights roved around. The back wall was freshly painted with a logo reading, "#the Bake is Back."
Rashaan Brave, a manager of the facility and the Recreation and Parks Department's division chief of youth and adult sports and special facilities, said the sound equipment is also brand new. "It's state of the art. I think that's one of my favorite parts of what we did."
The bowling alley still needs to be fixed. Recreation and Parks is working with a bowling-alley consultant to assess how it should improve the lanes and upgrade televisions that keep score, Moore said. Asked how much it will cost, he said "we'll continue to develop our plans and get our final plans, so we have not gotten a final dollar amount yet."
He also said the city has no plans to bring in an outside management firm again, and has enough staff to manage the venue.
At the presser, Pugh, City Council President Jack Young, Council Vice President Sharon Green Middleton and others celebrated Doughty's vision to found the center back in 1982. Young said it gave many of his friends a place to go skating, without having to travel to outside areas with skating rinks like Virginia and Philadelphia.
"We're really thrilled to reopen this landmark," Pugh said, "because it is a landmark in this part of the city. We will be shaking and baking forever."
A reopening celebration is scheduled for tonight. It begins at 7 p.m. Thereafter, the facility will be open 7-10 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays and 8 p.m. to midnight Thursdays. Weekend skating sessions run as late as 4 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and as late as midnight on Sunday.
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