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ELMO (Engulfment and Cell Motility) is a family of related proteins (~82 kDa) involved in intracellular signalling networks. These proteins have no intrinsic catalytic activity and instead function as adaptors which can regulate the activity of other proteins through their ability to mediate protein-protein interactions.
The ELMO family are evolutionarily conserved orthologs of the C. elegans protein CED-12. All isoforms contain a series of armadillo repeats, which begin at the N-terminus and extend around two thirds of the way along the protein, as well as a C-terminal proline-rich motif and a central PH domain. They function as part of a protein complex with Dock180-related proteins to form a bipartite guanine nucleotide exchange factor for Rac (a member of the Rho family of small G proteins). The Dock180-ELMO interaction requires the ELMO PH domain and also involves binding of the ELMO proline-rich motif to the Dock180 SH3 domain.
^ Lu M, Ravichandran KS (2006). "Dock180-ELMO cooperation in Rac activation". Meth. Enzymol. 406: 388–402. doi:10.1016/S0076-6879(06)06028-9. PMID 16472672.
^ Gumienny TL, Brugnera E, Tosello-Trampont AC, et al. (2001). "CED-12/ELMO, a novel member of the CrkII/Dock180/Rac pathway, is required for phagocytosis and cell migration". Cell. 107 (1): 27–41. doi:10.1016/S0092-8674(01)00520-7. PMID 11595183.
^ Komander D, Patel M, Laurin M, et al. (September 2008). "An Alpha-Helical Extension of the ELMO1 Pleckstrin Homology Domain Mediates Direct Interaction to DOCK180 and Is Critical in Rac Signaling". Mol. Biol. Cell. 19 (11): 4837–51. doi:10.1091/mbc.E08-04-0345. PMC 2575150  . PMID 18768751.
This family represents a conserved domain which is found in a number of eukaryotic proteins including CED-12, ELMO I and ELMO II. ELMO1 is a component of signalling pathways that regulate phagocytosis and cell migration and is the mammalian orthologue of the C. elegans gene, ced-12. CED-12 is required for the engulfment of dying cells and cell migration. In mammalian cells, ELMO1 interacts with Dock180 as part of the CrkII/Dock180/Rac pathway responsible for phagocytosis and cell migration. ELMO1 is ubiquitously expressed, although its expression is highest in the spleen, an organ rich in immune cells . ELMO1 has a PH domain and a polyproline sequence motif at its C terminus which are not present in this alignment.
This entry represents the ELMO (EnguLfment and Cell MOtility) domain, which is found in a number of eukaryotic proteins involved in the cytoskeletal rearrangements required for phagocytosis of apoptotic cells and cell motility, including CED-12, ELMO-1 and ELMO-2.
ELMO-1 and ELMO-2 are components of signalling pathways that regulate phagocytosis and cell migration and are mammalian orthologues of the Caenorhabditis elegans gene, ced-12 that is required for the engulfment of dying cells and cell migration. ELMO-1/2 act in association with DOCK1 and CRK. ELMO-1/2 interact with the SH3-domain of DOCK1 via an SH3-binding site to enhance the guanine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF) activity of DOCK1. ELMO-1/2 could be part of a complex with DOCK1 and Rac1 that could be required to activate Rac Rho small GTPases. Regulatory GTPases in the Ras superfamily employ a cycle of alternating GTP binding and hydrolysis, controlled by guanine nucleotide exchange factors and GTPase-activating proteins (GAPs), as essential features of their actions in cells. Within the Ras superfamily, the Arf family is composed of 30 members, including 22 Arf-like (Arl) proteins. The ELMO domain has been proposed to be a GAP domain for ARL2 and other members of the Arf family [PUBMED:17452337].

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Get your grove on with the Airhead BT and take calls without the need to dig in your pocket, backpack, or purse for your phone with the built-in microphone. The Airhead BT gives you rich bass, clear vocals, and optimal sound quality wherever you go. The Lycra mesh ear pads and adjustable headband provide long-lasting comfort, even through extended wear sessions. Built-in Lithium-ion battery delivers impressive playback time allowing you to enjoy up to 10 continuous hours of music and talk time per charge.
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Rich bass, clear vocals, and optimal detail.
Lycra mesh ear pads and adjustable headband provide long-lasting comfort, even through extended wear sessions.
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Home > medicine > How Versatile is CBD Oil?
Now that legalisation of CBD has become wide spread across Europe and the United States of America, more and more products are being pushed into the health supplement market. With such a vast choice, picking the more effective one can be a minefield, causing confusion amongst buyers. Depending on symptoms, people are choosing the product that is most suited towards their needs and lifestyle. The hemp plant is very versatile and can be processed and extracted in many ways to create a broad range of products. Below we are going to discover some of our favourites plant based supplements, geared towards maintaining the human body’s ECS system, promoting optimum health .
CBD paste is a whole plant extract, containing much more than just the cannabinol compound found in isolate powders. The paste also holds a healthy amount of CBDa, CBG and terpenes, providing a more balanced product. The CBDa content acts as a strong antioxidant, aiding in keeping the gut healthy. Furthermore, studies are showing that it can act as an effective anti-epilepsy medicine with little or no side effects for the user, making it safer than the pharmaceutical options. The compound will provide relief for nausea, activating the serotonin receptor, which controls feelings like anxiety, depression and vomiting. Typically, CBD paste is made from organic hemp flowers, which are processed using premium super critical CO2. The decarboxylation method helps create a purified paste that can be very strong tasting and has an instant effect.
Topical cream is a product that can be directly applied to an area of the body that needs attention. In sports these types of cream are very popular after training or for general recovery regimes. Gym works outs can be gruelling on the body, pushing athletes to their limits. Applying CBD cream on tired muscles and joints can rapidly help them to recover, ready for the next session. CBD lotions have anti-inflammatory properties that can provide help for acne, arthritis and even skin cancers.
CBD enriched vaping oils come in a liquid form and are used within electric vaporisers. It is one of the preferred uses as it is a practical way for people to medicate while on the move or at work. Users have reported that they feel a calming effect after using the CBD oil, helping them with sleep and managing anxiety. The best products contain other terpenes and compounds too, to make the oil more effective in treating certain medical conditions. Overall, it is best to chose the least processed source of CBD, most people prefer the natural oils over synthesised powders and isolates. If you feel like any of the products might benefit your daily health routine, it is best to experiment and find the one that suits your body’s needs.

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India’s #MeToo movement, which became a talking point lately with many women calling out their perpetrators, had stalled the shoot of many ongoing projects, with Fox Star Studios’ Kizie Aur Manny being one of them, as a struggling actress had accused its director Mukesh Chabbra of sexual misconduct.
Soon after the allegations came to light, Fox Star Studios acted promptly and suspended Chabbra, who was psyched up about making his directorial debut with the movie, starring Sushant Singh Rajput and Sanjana Sanghi in lead roles.
However, the latest we hear that the production house did not find any pieces of evidence against Mukesh Chabbra in the investigation conducted independently by the Internal Complaints Committee of M/s Mukesh Chhabra Casting Company.
Since ICC does not have any evidence which proves that casting director-turned-filmmaker Chabbra tried to outrage the modesty of the struggling actress, he will continue as the director of Kizie Aur Manny.
The team is expected to resume the shoot soon.
For the uninitiated, Kizie Aur Manny is an official remake of Hollywood romantic tragicomedy The Fault In Our Stars (2014).

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text: Looking to create your own dream house? This charming 3 bed 2 bath ranch home is a perfect clean slate and ready for any and all customizations! With a lovely screened in front porch, this home has great bones! Its move in ready and has an outbuilding in the back for any storage needs, or can be converted to a workshop! The kitchen and dining room are large and spacious! The rooms are big and carpeted! This home is full of natural lighting and includes a beautiful sunroom leading to the backyard! With this location and opportunity, this home will not last long! Come see it while you can!

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Anaheim Public Utilities, in partnership with Anaheim Beautiful, is proud to announce its annual WaterSmart Landscape Award program. The contest is open to Anaheim residents and businesses that have California-Friendly landscape. We are looking for landscapes that excel in design, creativity, plant selection, and irrigation system. Winners are recognized at a Public Utilities Board meeting on June 26, 2019 as part of the celebration of Water Awareness Month in California.
Landscape irrigation should be limited to before 9 a.m. and after 6 p.m. to reduce evaporative water waste. Adjust landscape or turf watering to eliminate runoff.

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Hand crochet multicolor tote/shoulder bag.
Crochet by hand, lined with stain and French tape. Features an internal zip pocket and removable studded leather shoulder strap.
One of a kind, no two are alike. Crochet and sewn in Malibu CA.
Contents: Acrylic yarns with acetate lining.

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In the 1950's, a small group of students and researchers, working at Princeton University under Robert H. Dicke, probably first gave substance to the concept of what would become the technique of optical laser ranging [Alley, 1972]. In an attempt to probe the fundamentals of gravity, they suggested that powerful, pulsed searchlights on the Earth be used to illuminate optical corner retroreflectors placed upon an orbiting artificial Earth satellite. One could then precisely analyze the orbital characteristics of that satellite's motion by photographing its position against the background of fixed stars. The invention of the laser, with its precise wavelength and beam divergence characteristics, coupled with the technique of Q-Switching to produce laser pulse lengths on the order of only a few nanoseconds, caused a re-thinking of the artificial satellite photography experiment and ushered in the era of optical laser ranging. Procedures similar to those which were performed with microwave radars were upgraded to provide optical range measurements that had remarkable precision and accuracy. The initial such laser-to-target-and-return time-of-flight experiments were made at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland in the mid-1960's. Degnan  has recently reviewed U. S. artificial satellite ranging efforts.
The concept of receiving laser light echoes from the lunar surface proceeded more or less in parallel with the artificial satellite experiments. However, the spreading of a beam of outgoing laser light as it interacted with, and was reflected by, the moon's rough topography made ultra-precise distance determinations, as was done with artificial satellites, an impossibility. A number of such lunar experiments had been performed in the early 1960's, both at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and in the former Soviet Union, but with little success. A later, more refined concept recommended the deployment of a corner retroreflector package on the lunar surface as a part of one of the unmanned, soft-landing Surveyor missions. This was never brought to fruition, however. It was only in the late 1960's, with the birth of the NASA Apollo project for landing an astronaut safely on the moon, that the concept of laser ranging to a lunar surface corner retroreflector package became a reality. The first deployment of such a package on the lunar surface took place during the Apollo 11 mission in the summer of 1969 and lunar laser ranging (LLR) became a reality [Bender et al., 1973]. Additional retroreflector packages were landed on the lunar surface by NASA during the Apollo 14 and Apollo 15 missions. Two French-built retroreflector packages were soft-landed on the lunar surface by Soviet landers [Barker et al., 1975].
For historical completeness, it should be mentioned that the very first lunar laser ranging observations of the Apollo 11 retroreflector package were made with the 3.1-m telescope at Lick Observatory [Faller et al., 1969]. However, the ranging system at Lick was designed solely for quick acquisition and confirmation, rather than for an extended program. In those very early days, successful lunar laser range measurements were also reported by the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories Lunar Ranging Observatory in Arizona [AFCRL, 1969] the Pic du Midi Observatory in France [Calame et al., 1970] and the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory [Kozai, 1972]. Over the past almost 30 years, lunar laser ranging has also been accomplished by stations in Maui, the former Soviet Union, Australia, and Germany. A new lunar capable station is being built by researchers in Italy. However, the only stations to produce these observations in a routine and continuous way are the McDonald station in the United States and the CERGA station in France. A paper describing the early efforts of the CERGA station can be found elsewhere in this volume [Veillet et al., 1993].
The emplacement of suitable targets upon the Moon's surface is only part of the task to be performed to accomplish LLR. In order to complete the experiment, suitable observing stations have to be present on the surface of the Earth. Such a station needs to have, in addition to a satisfactory optical telescope to both transmit the outgoing beam and gather in the few lunar reflected photons, a powerful laser, an accurate timing system, and a fast computer. These all have to be coordinated into a smoothly functioning unit and be staffed with a team of skilled personnel. Since, at the time of the NASA Apollo program, neither the time nor the money existed for the construction of such a dedicated station from the ground up, it was necessary to assess a number of presently existing optical observatories to see if at least a nucleus of suitable instrumentation could be had at an already existing site. Although such a station was eventually planned for a facility on top of Mount Haleakala on the island of Maui in the Hawaiian chain, very late in the planning stages for the Apollo 11 mission it was learned that logistical changes at the Hawaii site would make it impossible to install the necessary equipment and modifications, as well as bring everything up to operational status, in time for the Apollo 11 landing, planned for the summer of 1969.
It was at this time that Harlan J. Smith, Director of the McDonald Observatory, located in west Texas, near Fort Davis, was approached by the LURE (Lunar Ranging Experiment) team. The new 2.7-meter McDonald reflecting telescope, funded largely by NASA for a major planetary observation program, had just become operational and a commitment to long-term LLR activities was a distinct possibility. In March of 1969, C. O. Alley and D. G. Currie, from the University of Maryland, met with R. G. Tull, of the McDonald Observatory staff, to look at the feasibility of such a project being carried out at McDonald. The present record tells us that the experiment was a magnificent success in that McDonald Observatory had become the premiere LLR station of the 1970's and early 1980's [Silverberg, 1974]. The 2.7-m system, using a Korad ruby laser system, routinely produced LLR normal point data with an accuracy in the range 10-15 cm [Abbot et al., 1973; Shelus et al., 1975; Mulholland et al., 1975].
After almost 16 years of continuous LLR operations at McDonald Observatory, the 2.7-m laser ranging system was de-commissioned and was superseded by a dedicated 0.76-m system [Shelus, 1985]. This new station is capable of ranging to artificial satellites as well as to the Moon. Using many of the plans and most of the equipment that was to be a part of a previously planned mobile LLR system, the MLRS was built to satisfy the following objectives: 1) provide for a continuing program of LLR observations at McDonald Observatory, taking advantage of the experience gained from more than a decade and a half of lunar observations, without requiring access to the 2.7m telescope; 2) take advantage of 15 years of progress in laser, timing, electronics, and computer technology to build a much more accurate station; 3) reduce the cost of McDonald LLR activity with a more highly automated system; 4) provide a permanent, first-quality artificial satellite laser ranging station at a good-weather site in the southwest U. S., sharing costs with the LLR facility; and 5) provide both lunar and artificial satellite observations close to one node of the National Geodetic Survey/International Radio Interferometric Surveying network (NGS/IRIS), permitting efficient comparisons between the laser and radio-interferometric techniques. The MLRS was built around a frequency-doubled neodymium-YAG laser and now produces LLR data approaching 1 cm normal point accuracy. This completely new station was originally positioned in the saddle between Mt. Locke and Mt. Fowlkes and preliminary lunar observations began in the summer of 1983. However, the MLRS saddle site proved to be problematical in several ways. Atmospheric seeing became an immediate problem and some uncertainties with the stability of the telescope's concrete support pad arose. A new site on top of Mt. Fowlkes was developed. The MLRS was moved to its present site in February 1988 and has operated at that site to the present day.
Abbot, R. I., P. J. Shelus, J. D. Mulholland, and E. C. Silverberg, Laser observations of the Moon: identification and construction of normal points for 1969-1971, Astron. Jour., 78, 784-793, 1973.
Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories, Bull. G�od�sique, 94, 443-444, 1969.
Alley, C. O., Story of the development of the Apollo 11 laser ranging retro-reflector experiment, in Adventures in Experimental Physics, edited by B. Maglich, pp. 132-149, 1972.
Barker, E. S., O. Calame, J. D. Mulholland, and P. J. Shelus, Improved coordinates for Lunakhod 2 based on laser observations from McDonald Observatory, Space Research, XV, 71-74, 1975.
Bender, P. L., D. G. Currie, R. H. Dicke, D. H. Eckhardt, J. E. Faller, W. M. Kaula, J. D. Mulholland, H. H. Plotkin, S. K. Poultney, E. C. Silverberg, D. T. Wilkinson, J. G. Williams, and C. O. Alley, The lunar laser ranging experiment, Science, 182, 229-238, 1973.
Calame, O., M.-J. Fillol, G. Gu�rault, R. Muller, A. Orszag, J.-C. Pourny, J. R�sch, and Y. de Valence, Premiers �chos lumineux sur la lune obtenus par le t�l�m�tre du Pic du Midi, Comptes Rendus Acad. Sci. Paris, Ser. B, 270, 1637-1640, 1970.
Degnan, J. J., Millimeter accuracy satellite laser ranging: a review, in Contributions of Space Geodesy to Geodynamics: Technology, AGU Geodynamics Series, Vol. 25, edited by D. E. Smith and D. L. Turcotte, pp. 133-162, 1993.
Faller, J. E., I. Winer, W. Carrion, T. S. Johnson, P. Spadin, L. Robinson, E. J. Wampler, and D. Wieber, Laser beam directed at the lunar retro-reflector array: observations of the first returns, Science, 166, 99-102, 1969.
Kozai, Y., Lunar laser ranging experiments in Japan, Space Research, XII 211-217, 1972.
Mulholland, J. D., P. J. Shelus, and E. C. Silverberg, Laser observations of the Moon: normal points for 1973, Astron. Jour., 80, 1087-1093, 1975.
Shelus, P. J., J. D. Mulholland, and E. C. Silverberg, Laser observations of the Moon: normal points for 1972, Astron. Jour., 80, 154-161, 1975.
Shelus, P. J., MLRS: a lunar/artificial satellite laser ranging facility at the McDonald Observatory, IEEE Trans. on Geosci. and Rem. Sens., GE-234, 385-390, 1985.
Silverberg, E. C., Operation and performance of a lunar laser ranging station, Appl. Opt., 13, 565-574, 1974.
Veillet, C., J. F. Mangin, J. E. Chabaudie, C. Dumoulin, D. Feraudy, and J. M. Torre, Lunar laser ranging at CERGA for the ruby period (1981-1986), in Contributions of Space Geodesy to Geodynamics: Technology, AGU Geodynamics Series, Vol. 25, edited by D. E. Smith and D. L. Turcotte, pp. 133-162, 1993.

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An administrator entered into a contract for the construction and operation of an adventure park on the grounds of the home that did not comply with state contracting requirements related to the leasing of state property.
It cost the State $228,612 to terminate the contract for the adventure park after Veterans Affairs' top management learned about it and halted construction.
The same administrator needlessly paid $424,307 for a vendor to operate a cafe and a tavern at the home, in violation of several contracting requirements related to leasing, when they could have been operated at almost no cost.
The administrator's former supervisor neglected his duty to oversee the administrator's activities.
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Biases around territory and perception, combined with short-term financial disincentives, tend to create significant barriers to greater transfer facilitation. But it’s critical institutional leaders push past these obstacles to see the biggest picture and the broader importance of helping to make the entire postsecondary ecosystem operate better for students.
In that quote, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the Jamaican sprinter—the then-reigning Olympic and world 100m champion—was speaking about training for her event but she could just as well have been talking about the process of starting at a community college and graduating with a four-year degree from a university.
Although there are more than 12 million students currently enrolled in community colleges across the US, a very small percentage will complete an associate’s degree and an even smaller number will complete their baccalaureate degrees although a significant percentage state this to be their goal at the outset of their academic journey. One has to question why it appears to be so difficult to complete a path that should be fairly straightforward.
In fairness to both systems it is important to acknowledge the differences between them. Community colleges address a very wide range of missions, from being the first step to a college degree to workforce development and lifelong learning. They are fairly agile in meeting industry needs and their offerings are designed to meet the needs of their local economy, and thus are often guided by corporate input resulting in an applied approach that simulates the “real world.” In contrast, universities are focused on the initial development of a culture of knowledge and later specialized disciplinary education and research emphasizing, for the most part, academic knowledge rather than skills development. The modalities, pedagogies and approaches are thus often different.
Despite these differences, a large percentage of students aiming at the completion of a baccalaureate degree begin at community colleges due to geographical proximity and ease of access, flexible admissions standards and lower cost, greater individualized attention, and the option (often as a fall-back) of a career-focused pathway. While not every student who enrolls at a community college does so with the intent of completing a four-year degree, it is timely to question why the success rates in attainment of both associates and then baccalaureate degrees are as low as they are and what steps might be taken to enhance transferability to four-year degree institutions and degree attainment thereafter.
While not intended to be a list of steps that will guarantee success, the ideas listed below are provided to raise issues that need to be studied and addressed if we are to see the full advantages and effectiveness of the community college-university pathway as a means of enhancing student access and success.
1. Recognize that we exist to serve our students—this is not a competition to expand the scope of an institution’s mission or create artificial stratification.
In a number of cases, the focus on a student is lost in the economic competition to gain state funding or generate higher levels of tuition by blocking transfer or making it difficult to apply previous credits. These efforts come at the cost of enabling greater opportunities for degree progression. Similarly, the near automatic classification of students as higher- and lower-achieving based solely on choice of path flies in the face of research that shows little to no difference in the attainment of a degree if the quality of instruction is similar at both institutions.
We need to remember that the four-year university experience is not homogeneous across all institutions—even in the R-1 group—although the end goal of degree completion, with the attainment of a knowledge set, is the same. In similar fashion, there may be differences in modality of instruction and pedagogy between community colleges and universities but this does not necessarily mean that students cannot make the leap from one institution to the other successfully.
Further, just as universities account for the jump from high school to a university through support services and advising, we need to assure similar, yet different, services to assist students transferring from community colleges to four-year institutions.
While the freshman at a university still fits the definition of a “traditional” student, the transfer student population consists of a mix of those who continued their studies at a community college directly from high school and others who are more likely to be older, with experience in the workforce, and juggling responsibilities as bread-winner and care-giver with the desire to complete a degree.
Beyond the difference in age, the differences in experience and expectations must not only be kept in mind but also addressed. Those with experience in the workforce should not be treated as immature students and their expectations regarding timeliness of response, quality of teaching, and focus on gaining advancement through the degree need to be adequately addressed and met. It should be noted that these expectations are not unique to the older transfer student and should effectively be met for all students if we are to provide true value.
If we accept the importance of transfer as a route for access and success we must ensure that courses taught at the lower division are not only articulated individually but that the entire curriculum and level of preparation are similar at community colleges and universities. Similarity does not necessarily mean being the same since the populations are different but it does necessitate equivalence in outcomes as related to preparation of students. A 2+2 structure is meaningless if the details make it next to impossible for a student to align courses to enable a fit between the sets of community college and university offerings. Simultaneously, the promise of articulation needs to be translated into reality through integrated and coordinated advising such that students are counseled to pursue the most direct path to a degree and are made aware of effects of diverging from the degree plan in terms of time to completion and cost to degree. It is thus essential that advisors serve not just as navigators but also as counselors and financial aid advisors.
While agreements between institutions signed by administrators are necessary, the efficacy depends on constant communication between faculty, sharing of curricula, student performance expectations and outcomes, and coordination so that curricula are continuously assessed, aligned, and revised in concert. It is also important that changes made in courses and in curricula at the university level do not leave students intending to transfer with a course that is no longer equivalent. We need to recognize that faculty-level conversations across institutional bounds is an essential aspect to ensuring the effectiveness of transferability and that articulation agreements by themselves without empowerment of faculty is counterproductive. The establishment of “hold harmless” periods similar to the guarantee of a catalog at a single institution is essential to smooth degree progression across institutional bounds to balance the need for agility in updating curricula on one end and assuring a path to degree completion on the other.
Advances in technology provide the ability to not just share course content and lectures but to also develop modules that would assist students in transitioning between the two levels in terms of preparation, if needed, or to enable a level of equivalence even if physical resources at some feeder community colleges do not allow for the full set of preparation needed. The use of technology needs to be as an equalizer and enabler rather than as a substitute, but under the best of circumstances it can enable university-level expertise and curricula to be integrated with that at community colleges, removing potential barriers to ensuring performance and outcomes equity. It should be noted that these methodologies are just as powerful in enabling higher performance in lower-achieving students within the university itself and hence should not be viewed as necessary due to performance stratification but rather as an enabler to ensure better overall outcomes.
While aspects such as differences in mission, resources, and even the lack of a common course numbering system are often cited as reasons for the difficulty in ensuring ease of transferability between community colleges and universities, the real barriers may well be rooted in perception and territorial issues on both sides. We can all sign more articulation agreements and conduct further studies to prove, or disprove, the realities of stratification by performance as indicated by choice of path, but if we are to seriously address the issues in front of us of developing a better educated and qualified workforce and intellectual base for the nation, we have no option except to put aside differences, break down silos, forget artificial spheres of influence and work in integrated fashion, putting the success of students first.
At the University of Texas at Arlington, over 60 percent of the incoming class is comprised of transfer students. We’re one of the top recipients in the Carnegie R-1 Research University group of students from community colleges, and among the 63 institutions nationwide named to Phi Theta Kappa’s 2017 transfer honor roll distinguishing “excellence and success in community college transfer pathway development.” Our experience shows that this can indeed be done.

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Interesting, but what I don't get is how this reconciles with the statement that later cameras have weaker color filters to improve high ISO at the expense of color. How could 5D3 have a weaker filter, yet be more saturated? Or is it just a matter of processing and the difference is in the noise (when certain colors are amplified too much)?
Plus there is more to color rendering than these basic measurements. A camera converts the infinite number of colors in the spectrum into three basic components. It may not be possible to measure what makes the result subjectively pleasing.


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MH 12/16248 - Cardiff 613. (Described at item level).
Content: Folios 262-263. Letter from H B Farnall, Poor Law Inspector, to the Poor Law Board, telling them that the averages he took for Cardiff Poor Law Union were indeed sent to the Cardiff board of guardians and were approved by them. He encloses a letter from the clerk to the guardians [Thomas Watkins] on the subject. Watkins' letter of 30 November states that the averages were received and approved by the guardians, and reminds Farnall that the guardians wish allowances to be made in the averages for the high number of vagrant and irremovable poor which are chargeable to the union. Annotated: order declaring new averages sent 12 December 1848. Paper Number: 30086/1848. Poor Law Union Number 613. Counties: Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire.

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Nice event for a web enthusiast like me. Main target is to promote Moodle.
Very enlightening seminar, especially from Prof Arul.


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From the Publisher. With an appreciation by Jasper Johns. Marcel Duchamp, one of this century's pioneer artists, moved his work through the retinal boundaries which had been established with Impressionism into a field where language, thought and vision act upon one another. There it changed form through a complex interplay of new mental and visual details to be found in more recent art.
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The new MINI John Cooper Works GP to launch in 2020.
By far the fastest and most powerful MINI approved for the road – 4-cylinder turbo engine with more than 300 hp.
Limited production – just 3,000 units to be built for sale worldwide.

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In 1936, the painter Jackson Pollock signed up for a workshop in New York City. Pollock was twenty-three at the time, with handsome looks and a rebel swagger. In his mind, he was a subversive cowboy with a stubby paint brush, and Pollock would roam the streets of Manhattan wearing a cowboy hat and boots, often drinking and brawling, breaking windows and insulting strangers.
The painting workshop was held by Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros. A muralist—and dedicated Socialist—Siqueiros was more of a rebel than Pollock. Between stints in art school, Siqueiros took up arms with a Marxist group. Later the muralist even tried to gun down Soviet exile Leon Trotsky with machine guns and grenades.
The aim of the Siqueiros workshop was to help young artists like Pollock experiment with paint as a type of medium, to repudiate what Siqueiros saw as the dominance of the easel. In his classes, Siqueiros argued that brushes were little more than awkward sticks. As for the narrow confines of wooden frames, Siqueiros didn’t think much of them at all. Art wasn’t pretty—it was real—and in his studio, Siqueiros would wear overalls splattered with paint, sprawling himself across the floor while lecturing his students.
Siqueiros’s workshop did open again—at least within the recesses of Pollock’s mind—and Pollock expanded on the drip and pour approach to painting pioneered by Siqueiros. Driven, dedicated, Pollock returned to the artistic skill that he gained in the workshop again and again. Drip art by drip art, Pollock built upon what he knew, and for a short time, Pollock made drip-style dishes. Then for a bit, Pollock painted drip-style in the corners of his canvases.
In the popular mind, as part of the conventional wisdom, Pollock’s drip paintings seem to have fallen from the clouds, a visitation from the post-modern angels. This was, in fact, how Pollock’s fame began, with a four-page photo spread in Life, which described him as a singular creative genius, the “shining new phenomenon of American art.” The magazine even provided a James Dean-like photo of Pollock standing against a wall, cigarette dangling from his mouth, the young Brando of the art world.
The world loves a good born-to-genius story—and the Pollock cult continues. Pollock’s most recent major biography declared him “the quintessential tortured genius,” while the last major sale of one of his canvases notched a record $140 million, a pricetag similar to that of a professional sports team.
In the previous module, we looked at how we develop skills—or how people can take a very focused approach to practice. But to become an expert, we also need to expand an area of mastery. Learning—especially richer forms of learning—is a type of knowledge extension, a matter of elaborating on an area of expertise, and at this stage of the learning process, we need to extend our understanding. We need to elaborate on what we know, applying our knowledge and skills, weaving them together with what we already understanding.
This is the nature of long-term memory, and the power of this approach goes back to the notion of learning as a series of connected roads. In this metaphor, we retain a lot more when we extend a street or alley and lay out new routes and hubs. In the words of cognitive scientists, we’re building on our prior knowledge and thus creating a deeper, more networked sort of insight.
For a more concrete example of this idea, take summarizing, or the act of putting an idea into our own words. The learning activity pushes us to ask ourselves a series of questions: What’s important? How can we rephrase this idea in our own words? These queries are important: Because by summarizing the most valuable idea, we’re extending our grasp of that particular idea, and learning activities like summarizing show clear and positive effects on outcomes.
Most of us know what this sort of learning looks like; it’s another form of learning as mental doing. Recall, for instance, a time when you read an article in a magazine and then detailed its argument for a friend. That’s a form of summarizing, of knowledge expansion, and you’re more likely to have learned from that article.
For another illustration, imagine you recently wrote an email describing your thoughts on a documentary that you saw on Netflix. Again, you fleshed out the idea—and engaged in a more direct form of sense-making—and all in all, you’ll have a richer sense of the movie and its message.
When it comes to elaboration, we learn a lot more when we make inferences. When people develop judgements, they’re building connections. We understanding how things fit together and thus improving upon what we know. This explains why a little confusion can help learning: We have to think our way out of a problem.
Still another way to elaborate and extend is to instruct others, and there’s a deep body of research on the idea. Whether we instruct a class of thousands—or just try and explain something to a class of freshmen—we gain a better sense of an area of expertise by teaching it.
Researchers call it the “Protege Effect,” and it’s really a form of knowledge application: By providing a lesson on a topic, we’re giving our own twist on an idea. We’re articulating what’s important about the topic, putting it into our own words, and thus improving our expertise.
Part of the reason is that when people educate someone else, they’re asking themselves a series of important questions: What’s the best way to explain this idea? What is the most important take-way? How will they understand this notion?
These questions promote learning because they force the person doing the teaching to more fully engage the issue. When we’re teaching, we have to engage the material in a more meaningful way. Interestingly, we don’t actually have to do any teaching to gain the benefits of this technique.
In one recent study by psychologist John Nestojko, for instance, subjects who believed that they were going to teach learned more than a group of subjects who thought they were going to be tested on a topic. According to Nestojko, the benefit boiled down to the fact that subjects who thought they were going to provide instruction processed the material in a richer way, even if they didn’t actually ended up providing any training.
Before we go any further, let’s be honest. Learners are not experts, who push a field forward, who invent new ideas or fields. Most of us are not going to develop radical new forms of art like Pollock. But all of us learn better when we flush out a skill, when we extend an area of expertise.
Pollock undoubtedly felt the same way about his painting. He always continued to extend what he knew, and even during his drip canvas phase, Pollock’s work grew more complex. He continued to expand on the central theme. It was a physicist named Richard Taylor, who first discovered this aspect of Pollock’s works. The Australian scientist began studying Pollock’s drip paintings some years ago and found that the canvases contained a type of fractal geometry, with a set of interwoven, non-repeating patterns much like those found in crystals or snow flakes.
Even more surprising, Taylor found that the fractals in Pollock’s paintings grew more dense over time. At the start of Pollock’s drip phase, the fractal complexity of his work was actually pretty low. But over time, Pollock delved deeper into the approach, and the fractals grew more profound, each painting containing a more elaborate design than the next, a more sophisticated mix of chaos and theory. ”This is what art theoreticians call the hand of the artist,” Taylor once told a reporter, or think of it as one of the true markers of expertise.
A different way to grapple with the idea of expanding an area of expertise is to consider the making of the jazz album Kind of Blue. You’ve almost certainly heard the Miles Davis masterwork. It’s a stalwart in coffee shops around the country, the background to endless study sessions, the best-selling jazz album in jazz history.
The album has a moody, almost celestial energy. The musicians loop and soar among a set of evocative melodies, with caterwauling solos and freewheeling riffs. With a throaty feel that came to define the genre of jazz, Kind of Blue manages to provide Beethoven-like complexity with a haunting Nina Simone-like sound.
Kind of Blue is more than a jazz album, though. It’s also perhaps the most important master class in the history of jazz, a pinnacle of musical learning, and Miles Davis asked the group of musicians who produced the album to learn an entirely new approach to jazz music. In the past, jazz bands played around chords so that soloists would end their riffs within a number of harmonies.
A devotee of improvisation, Davis didn’t give the musicians any preparation for the new approach. He did not schedule any trial runs or practice sessions, no studio meetings or trainings. Indeed, Davis provided the group of musicians with only a few, short melodies before they met up in the spring of 1959. ”Play in [the] sound of these scales” were the only words on the top of the sheet music.
Miles Davis’s musical intervention worked, and each of the men who left the studio on that morning soon began using the modal style. Within months, Gil Evans began playing modal jazz. So did saxophonist Cannonball Adderley. Charlie Parker later built his career on the modal approach, using it to create his blockbuster albums Giants Steps and A Love Supreme.
In this regard, extending an area of knowledge is a lot like being able to explain an area of knowledge, and studies show that people gain a lot more when they ask themselves explanatory questions as they learn. Specifically: Can I describe the idea? Can I clarify the skill? Can I put it into my own words?
When we describe ideas to ourselves, we typically come away with a much richer understanding of a topic. Some years ago, for instance, cognitive psychologist Brian Ross enrolled in a computer science class at the University of Illinois. It had been a decade since Ross had taken any sort of class—forget anything technology relatedand with his beard and balding dome, Ross stood out. Easily a decade older than anyone else in the classroom, with his beard and balding dome Ross was—for all the other students in the class—just: That Guy.
To help him through the class, Ross relied on a technique known as self-explaining. The practice is much like it sounds, and when Ross would read texts for the class, he would describe ideas to himself. So after each paragraph, after each sentence, Ross would ask himself: What did I just read? How does that fit together? Have I come across this idea before?
Another way to extend knowledge is to ask the question: Why? Now, when we know a topic, why questions are not that hard. If I asked you a why question about the town that you grew up in, the answer would come pretty easily, I imagine. If you asked me why my parents decided to move to Westchester, New York, I’d explain that my mother and father wanted to live in a leafy suburban area with good schools and quiet streets.
It’s when we don’t know something that why questions become more difficult—and create a way to develop an idea. To illustrate the practice, let’s examine a query like: “Why are there waves?” Now, some of us can forge through a basic answer, at least when a five year-old is posing the question. Maybe something like: Well, waves have to do with the wind. When wind blows across the top of the water, it creates ripples of water.
But then comes the inevitable follow up: “Why does the wind blow across the top of the water?” or “Why does the wind lift the water” or “Why are there waves when there’s no wind?” Then we draw a blank. Or at least I do, and so I start searching for some sort of answer, spinning through the Internet, reading up on how energy moves through water, and in the end, gain a lot more.
Just as important, why questions also helps us think about our thinking. They push us to understand what we know, encouraging a more nuanced understanding of a topic, and to get more out of a bit of text, people should ask often ask themselves why queries. Why does the author make this claim? Why should I believe the author? Why would this matter?
It’s clear that trumpeter Miles Davis loved why questions. As a musician, he continually extended what he knew, and over the years, he managed to reinvent jazz at least three different times. In his own painterly way, artist Jackson Pollock wasn’t that different. He created a riff on what he had learned in Siqueiros’s workshop. His drip works were a clear extension of what he had learned years earlier. Put more directly, Pollock asked the question: Why not make a painting entirely out of drips and splashes?


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It’s Azalea Festival and music’s in the air like a cloud of pollen that you just can’t escape.
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Wow. Effing beautiful. A really awesome indie-folk band from Kentucky. I cannot get their song “Double Torch” outta my head. Listen to it on their MySpace page — like, right now! — check their Daytrotter session here and watch their video above. Opening up is The Brad Cox Band, which plays melodic rock and rock ballads that sound like they could’ve been on Casey Kasem’s CQ Top 40 back when I was in middle school (aka “The ‘80s”). Details: 9 p.m. (doors) Thursday, 255 N. Front St., downtown Wilmington. $3.
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Ross is one of the solicitors based in our Commercial and Property Law Departments bringing years of experience on the frontlines of property transactions as a settlement agent, conveyancer and now solicitor to our already diverse and experienced team.
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Welcome to the HEART & SOUL of the IC Network, our on-line support activities. For more than twenty years, the ICN has run a vibrant and very large on-line support community, founded well before the days of Facebook. We have worked with, literally, millions of patients over the years and we take great pride in providing a safe and educational environment for you to talk about your IC symptoms.
My goal has always been to create a place where you will feel encouraged and supported. In our forum, you can ask questions, make friends and, perhaps most importantly, help others who might be struggling. Please read the Support Forum Guidelines policies. We do have rules and we are a private, calm and encouraging port in the storm of IC.
Join 50,000 other patients in the oldest and most reliable support forum on the web today. You can make friends and meet others right now in the 24/7 ICN Support Forum, where you’ll find over 100 message boards dedicated to various IC topics. From diagnostic testing to flare management strategies, treatments for mild IC as opposed to severe IC, you’ll find thousands of discussions to participate in. The forum is led by ICN Staffer Donna and is monitored by a team of volunteer group leaders who work hard to keep our site a safe port in the storm of IC. Enter the forum here!
You can read all of the postings without registering in the forum.. but if you want to post your own question and/or answer someone else, you will need to register first! You’ll find that link at the top of the forum page!
Do you find support groups or forums overwhelming?
If you do, you are certainly not alone. All support groups, whether they be in-person or online, attract patients who are struggling. That’s what we are here for. But, for every patient having a bad day, there are thousands having great days. You always have to keep that in perspective.
Don’t rely on any support forum or Facebook for your IC education.
Always read the real educational content on our website first. We’ve spent years putting it together and it will give you a great start towards understanding why you’re symptoms may have become and what you can do to work through them and find relief.
If you’re feeling vulnerable, take a break from the boards.
What could be better than sitting in the sunshine or walking on the beach to clear your mind and rejuvenate your spirit. Physical activity is vital to our health and, unfortunately, spending hours on our computers just isn’t enough to keep us healthy and at peace. So take a day, a week or longer to refresh and nourish your spirit. Get away from the computer. Take a walk. Read a great book. Talk with your friends. We all have to nourish our spirit several times a year! When you’re ready, come on back and maybe you’ll be able to help a few other IC patients too.
Please remember that IC is very individualized.
Don’t assume that what happens to one patient will happen to you. If you’ve read any of our IC educational information, you’ll see that there is tremendous variety and diversity in the IC patient population. Some of you have bladder wall injuries, others have pelvic floor dysfunction, still others Hunner’s lesions. Based on this alone, you cannot assume that your case is identical to any other patients. Remember, too, that the vast majority of patients improve over time.
Support groups (and their leaders) are ambassadors for patients in their local communities. They work with and/or educate patients, work with local clinicians, support local researchers, coordinate IC Awareness Month activities and, perhaps, with the media, government entities and so forth. It’s immensely gratifying but shouldn’t be taken lightly.
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Account-based content execution software facilitates the assembly of custom messaging based on prospect persona by delivering content on an account-by-account basis in several forms such as website personalization, targeted advertising, and more. Marketing content is generally more successful when it’s targeted; this software allows marketing teams to disperse specific messaging to specific prospects. These systems improve the quality of leads that enter the sales pipeline and prevent marketing teams from spending unnecessary resources marketing toward low-quality leads.
Account-based content execution software is deployed by marketing teams in order to increase the efficiency and efficacy of their marketing content. It is often implemented as a part of a larger account-based marketing (ABM) strategy and generally integrates with other ABM tools such as marketing account management or marketing account intelligence. Often times, account-based content execution tools have functionality that qualify it for other ABM categories.
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The Terminus account-based platform provides everything you need to target best-fit accounts, engage them across channels, activate your sales team with actionable insights, and measure ABM success across all your programs. The Account Hub unifies your first- and third-party data to give you a 360-degree view of all your accounts and contacts. Build actionable target account lists, identify engagement gaps, and prioritize your ABM efforts as one team. Easily launch digital advertising campaigns to target accounts and measure the impact of those efforts on engagement, pipeline, and revenue. Terminus also puts your most valuable account data in the hands of your sales team by pushing aggregated, account-level engagement data directly to Salesforce. Enable your sales team to prioritize the hottest accounts and start meaningful conversations before a form has even been filled out. Account-Based Analytics has everything you need to measure your account-based marketing program, from executive-level revenue reporting to deep channel and campaign analysis. Report on, compare, and optimize your efforts across different segments of accounts and prove how your ABM program is impacting revenue.
Sendoso is the world’s first Sending Platform (SP). Our fully integrated solution leverages automation and logistics so companies can easily source, store, ship, and track ROI for everything they ever need to send: direct mail, physical gifts, plants, perishables, customer rewards, company swag, handwritten notes, gift cards, and anything else. Sendoso is the perfect solution for account-based marketing and helps B2B marketers execute online + offline outreach campaigns, measure offline attribution, and empower the SDR/AE teams to engage and gift at scale with seamless integrations into Salesforce, Marketo, Engagio, SalesLoft, Eloqua, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Pardot, and many others. By marrying technology and with physical experiences, we fulfill our mission of helping businesses rise above the noise and elevate the quality of relationships across any company. Sending is hard. But Sendoso is easy.
Printfection is a swag management platform that simplifies the buying, managing, and distribution of swag and branded merchandise. Customers like Drift, HubSpot, Zendesk, and Zapier use us to easily ship swag to customers, leads, and events. This supports your ABM efforts and we can save you hours of time managing swag, helping you realize and measure greater ROI from your swag marketing efforts. WHAT SEPARATES US FROM OTHER SWAG COMPANIES There are literally hundreds of swag companies and swag websites out there. Most offer simple printing and promotional product distributing services, i.e. you can slap your logo on some mugs and a couple t-shirts and then have that sent to your office. Most of these swag companies do NOT provide any technology. There’s no way to strategically gift swag to customers or prospects, no integrations to Salesforce (or any other CRM) and no connections to marketing automation tools like Marketo, HubSpot, Zapier, etc. Printfection is a full service, end-to-end swag management and fulfillment platform where you can not only brand thousands of really creative items, but you can also strategically ship that swag anywhere in the world through your existing tech stack. Every customer also gets a dedicated account manager and swag success team, where we regularly share what swag works best for events, giveaways, customer rewards, etc, and keep you posted on the latest and greatest items. We’re a swag service very few companies have experienced before. SWAG CREATION Browse our extensive catalog featuring hundreds upon hundreds of awesome promotional products, or submit an item research request. We add new items to the catalog all the time based on customer needs. Our item setup process makes it incredibly easy to get your logo and corporate artwork on just about anything: T-shirts, hoodies, onesies, mugs, water bottles, speakers, tech products, puzzles, Jenga sets, you name it. We can brand really fun, creative swag like pinatas, massage tables - go ahead and think outside of the box! SWAG STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING We can of course send swag directly to your office or any location, but the true brilliance behind Printfection is that we’ll store all of your swag for you! No more messy office closet or dungeon. Once you order your swag, the items are shipped to our fulfillment center. You can then log into the platform and view all of your inventory in real-time. When you want to send swag to employees, prospects, customers, partners, or to an event, it’s just a few clicks and we ship and fulfill all the orders for you. It’s that easy. T-SHIRT DROPSHIPPING & PRINTING SERVICES While we brand hundreds of items, we do have some customers who often start with corporate t-shirts. We can print your logo and artwork on many different types of t-shirts, including all sorts of sizes and fabrics. We can dropship any type of custom clothing as well, including hoodies, pants, onesies, etc. We’re one of the most flexible t-shirt dropshipping companies around. SWAG FULFILLMENT It’s never been easier to get your corporate merchandise to your prospects, customers, and employees. You can ship in your own swag into our warehouse for use in campaigns, and any new swag you order through use will be stored for you. With just a few clicks, you can send any item anywhere in the world; whether that’s to a critical account you’re trying to close, or a loyal customer who just renewed or helped you with a case study. CUSTOM PACKAGING (AKA CUSTOM KITS) We make it easy to create awesome custom kits for onboarding new customers, using in your ABM efforts, or delighting new hires. Custom kitting allows you to brand your packaging boxes with your custom artwork, add custom inserts & fillers, and neatly arrange any items of your choice. Perfect for providing the ultimate unboxing experience! EVENT DROPSHIPPING (DROPSHIP PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS) We make dropshipping swag / promotional products to events incredibly easy. You can send any items you want. Our Event Packing feature means all your apparel items will arrive neatly rolled and labeled by size and gender, so all you’ll have to do is take your shirts out of the box at your booth and you’re ready for showtime. When your event is over, you can simply send any unused swag back to our fulfillment center, drastically cutting down on wasted spend. If you select guaranteed delivery, your items will arrive on a specific date. You'll never have to scramble to get swag to and from an event again! SALESFORCE INTEGRATION & MARKETING TOOLS INTEGRATIONS Let your sales reps request swag right through Salesforce. Or automate swag gifting through Marketo, HubSpot, Intercom, or any number of tools leveraging our Zapier integration. You can also set up a company swag store leveraging our Shopify integration. Printfection is the easiest way to ship swag to anyone anywhere in the world.
Metadata provides a closed-loop account based marketing solution that amplifies your sales pipeline with opt-in demand. Metadata clients include Nutanix, SugarCRM, Hitachi, and many others. Metadata patented technology pulls historical CRM data, enriches it with 3rd part signals to profile your ideal customer (both company and persona) and generate custom targeted audiences. Finally, it orchestrates hundreds of micro-campaigns for pipeline acceleration & net new prospect targeting in a single turnkey solution. Our targeting engine generates hundreds of paid marketing experiments representing different pieces of collateral (e.g. Whitepaper), creative, audience, channel, and re-calibrates to the most successful experiments based on pipeline and lead Flow KPIs.
Demandbase’s ABM Platform provides the critical foundation that marketers need to execute on ABM effectively. It serves as a single source of truth for managing audiences of target accounts and measuring the progress of those accounts across the entire funnel. The platform allows marketers to manage and segment target account audiences in a centralized location for key ABM campaigns. Upload existing account lists, export from CRM or leverage Artificial Intelligence technology to identify the accounts showing interest and intent at the very beginning of the buyer’s journey. Once these audiences are created, they are available for use in programs across the buyer’s journey –targeting, engagement and conversion. And you can also drill down into each audience to see its firmographic makeup, how well that audience is performing at each stage of the funnel and what programs are running for that audience. From the Platform, marketers can also access ABM Analytics, which surfaces account-based performance metrics across different stages of the funnel for any audience, enabling them to easily see the progression of their most valued accounts. By comparing against an automatically-generated lookalike control group -or any other audience the marketer chooses -customers can expose which stages of the funnel are underperforming against expectations. Additional layers of insights expose trend and velocity data, and surface recommendations for next best actions to drive higher progression rates through the funnel. The platform also includes integration with 3rd party analytics tools so that you can create detailed website traffic reports based on company names and attributes, enabling you to analyze your performance with specific segments and build targeted campaigns.
Engagio helps B2B marketers drive new business and expand relationships with high-value accounts. With our marketing orchestration software, you can create and measure engagement, so you get the tools you need for Account Based Marketing in one integrated solution Engagio allows you to execute and measure integrated ABM programs, providing the scale benefits of automation with the personalization benefits of the human touch. It complements Salesforce and existing marketing automation solutions, so getting started is easy!
Jabmo is the ABM platform for global manufacturers. The company provides the whole solution to capture anonymous target account buyer activity and execute personalized account-based marketing programs. Jabmo account-data platform and account sensing technology powers personal and relevant account-based IP Advertising, Retargeting, Website Personalization, Analytics and Sales Enablement. Jabmo integrates with Oracle Marketing Cloud, Marketo, Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Microsoft Dynamics. Global Enterprises including Schneider Electric, Sealed Air, Colt Technology and Fives rely on Jabmo to drive more engagement and revenue with key accounts.
Influ2 is the first high-resolution ABM platform that boosts your sales development productivity with person-based advertising. Influ2 delivers ads to every decision-maker from your targeted accounts and tracks engagement of each person, who sees an ad or clicks on it. Person-based advertising allows you to capture person-based buying intent signals at an early stage of the consumer journey and use these signals to reach out to the right people at the right time. Sales and marketing teams, who use Influ2 get 3x better response rates to their calls and emails, increasing their sales development productivity by 30-50%.
We believe content is the most effective way to ignite meaningful relationships. But even the greatest content must be combined with a remarkable experience to reach its full potential. Uberflip is a content experience platform that aggregates all of your content (blog articles, eBooks, videos, whitepapers and more) so you can create, manage and optimize tailored content experiences for every stage of the buyer journey. By providing marketers with the tools they need to boost engagement, generate leads and fuel demand generation they can better leverage content to meet their goals. Uberflip also integrates with the user’s marketing automation platform in order to bridge the gap and improve the process between content and demand generation.
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The Name of Jesus in the lips of men today is as mighty as it was two months after the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
I saw the first miracles of healing in my ministry in Springville, New York, where I was pastor.
Before this I had always been suspicious of anyone who claimed their prayers were answered along the line of healing.
I felt we had doctors and surgeons and sanitariums for that purpose. Why did we need anything else? I then firmly believed that God had given us the physicians and other methods of healing.
I knew nothing about the Name of Jesus and that healing was a part of the plan of Redemption, but my heart was very hungry and I was studying the Word diligently.
I had just received the Holy Spirit. The Word had become a living thing. I had awakened faith in many hearts by my new found love for the Word.
One day the clerk of our church came down and asked me if I would pray for his wife. She had been ill for many months.
I will never forget how I shrank from it. I had to go. She lay in bed and I prayed for her the best I knew how. I did not understand about the Name of Jesus, but God in His great grace honored me and she was instantly healed.
That night she came to church and gave her testimony. It created a great deal of sensation and some criticism. Some said it was time for her to get well anyway. A few gave credit where it belonged.
A young woman in a neighboring town was healed next. She was helpless, unable to walk. If I remember correctly, she had had an operation and it had left her in a fearful condition.
I prayed for her. She was instantly healed and got up and went about her work. She is now on our correspondence list.
From that day on healings came – not many, for not many people asked to be prayed for.
While we were holding services in Massachusetts, healing became more frequent. One day I discovered the use of the Name of Jesus. Then miracles became a daily occurrence.
I remember some instances in Northern Maine. The night I arrived in the town of Monticello for a campaign, my hostess told me that the woman across the street was very ill. She had had four operations and was no better.
She was in great pain. The next morning I called on her and I opened the Word and told her that I would pray for her the next afternoon when her husband came home, for I was very anxious to lead him to Christ.
She said, “I am in such pain, won’t you pray a little prayer for me now?” She was then instantly healed. She came to our service that night.
They helped her into the room where I was, and I prayed and instantly she was dancing and shouting for very joy.
That happened over thirty years ago. Last year when I first went on KJR. I received a letter from her in New Brunswick, Canada, clear across the continent. She was able to get me on the air. She wanted to know if I was the man who had prayed for her in Monticello years ago.
While holding a campaign in Fredericton, New Brunswick, a man came down from Northern Main to receive a treatment at the hospital for an injured spine. He had been treated for months. He saw the notices of our meetings and he came in and asked me to pray for him. I had never met him before. I opened the Word and offered a little word of prayer and he went out.
I never saw him again at our services in Fredericton. In a few days I began to receive letters from Allagash in Maine saying that a man had been in my service and had been healed of an injured spine and they wanted us to pray for them.
So many requests for prayer came and so many testimonies in regard to this man that a couple of my workers and myself went up to that great hunting and fishing section in Northern Maine.
We were there only three days opening the Word, but I have never seen God work as He did then. Several, who had written as the result of this man’s testimony, had received their healing. This added peculiar interest to the three days of services, and on the closing day when we prayed for the sick, many remarkable healings took place.
Man after man, and woman after woman came forward, or were led forward and were instantly healed.
I will never forget the joy of seeing a man and a woman who had been bedridden for years walking backwards and forth in the service while we were praying. One had not walked for 14 or 15 years and the other had not walked for 10 or 12 years. The last person for whom we prayed was a Roman Catholic, whose arm had been paralyzed for about two years. He gripped my hand and shook it for very joy.
In the town of Blaine we saw a great many healings. A school teacher who had been injured in an automobile accident came. She had lived in absolute agony. X-ray pictures showed a splintered spine. She was instantly healed.
I don’t know how many wrecked spines I have seen perfectly healed.
In San Francisco one was injured on a man-of-war and for three and a half years he lay in a plaster paris cast. Then when he was discharged from the hospital he wore a steel jacket. He was instantly healed, took off the steel jacket and could bend his body any way. The next day he swung a sledge in a blacksmith shop with the utmost freedom, with no sense of weakness.
Another one in Los Angeles was a hay buyer. While crawling through the hay in the dark in a barn, he fell down through a chute, striking his back upon a manger, utterly breaking and crushing his spine.
If I remember correctly, he said he had had 19 x-rays taken. He wore a steel jacket. When we prayed he was healed instantly. The next day he was able to load a car with 100-pound sacks of beans. He could not lift 5 pounds the day before when he had the steel jacket on.
Others here in the city of Seattle who have had crushed spines have been instantly healed.
I have seen curvature of the spine straightened instantly while our hands were on the back. I have seen many cases of pneumonia instantly healed, perfectly delivered while we were praying.
An elderly woman in Los Angeles had double pneumonia. The doctors had given her up. She was instantly healed, got up and dressed and went about the house.
We have seen many insane perfectly delivered. We have seen broken bones instantly healed and become perfectly normal and well.
Had we space we could tell of men and women who have been given up to die who have been perfectly restored.
One of the most remarkable cases happened in the last two years. A mother telephoned in, saying her daughter was already on the operating table about to take the anesthetic and asked me to pray for her. We did, and the thing for which they were going to operate passed instantly out of her body before they could give her the anesthetic.
All these things mean God is cooperating with us as He cooperated with the Lord Jesus.
I have seen hundreds of men and women healed while I have been in Seattle.
If any physician in the country had as many healings as we have witnessed in our ministry, he would be known the world over. No building would hold the patients that would come to his ministry.
Through all these years I have witnessed the power of that Name and the Grace of the Lord Jesus.


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Why all the Green Ribbons around trees?
You’ve seen them in both of our Jeffrey Fontana & TJ Martin parks: bright green ribbons fluttering in the spring breeze, decorating trees. What do they mean? How did they get there?
The answer: Members of our Martin-Fontana Parks Association are helping Our City Forest celebrate their organization’s 20th anniversary, and are honoring their site stewards, MFPA, Scout Troop 262, TJ Martin Neighborhood Association, the Daisy Brownie troop from Los Alamitos, Scout Pack 340, and other volunteers, by marking almost 200 trees we have helped plant since Dec 2010.
Ribbons have been placed in both Jeffrey Fontana & TJ Martin parks to thank everybody and raise awareness of the importance of our urban forest. And for our Green Amigos out there, don’t worry, sustainability is a main priority at Our City Forest, and they’ll be reusing the ribbons for further projects after they come down in the fall. If you’d like to volunteer with this program, or learn more about Our City Forest’s programs and services, contact them for more information!


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Most of the showers have now cleared the Cookeville area. Latest radar look is the left.
Some rain showers would be nice down here in West Central FL, unfortunately all we have is the heat and mugginess. Yard is brown & crispy, since we are only allowed to use our well pump for a few hours once a week.
We're hoping that as the week progresses, the sea breezes interacting with the inland heat will send a few showers our way.
Mike, have you seen where a funnel cloud was reported in to the SPC from someone in the city of Baxter? I'm kind of curious and surprised to see and hear of this report. What's your take on the situation?
I will look into that, Charles, and let you know what I find out.


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Well, technically I think it’s just over a month, but who’s quibbling! I’ve had a ball doing samples and making scarfs, trying different yarns and colours in plain weave. Here are the first 4 scarfs… The blue and white one came first (excuse the brightness of the mohair – there are more blue stripes in that bleached area). Woven with a white blue-flecked cotton warp and a variegated blue and white mohair.
Then, of course, the log cabin scarf – woven in black and creamy white cotton.
Here’s a detail shot of that green and black scarf. It was woven with black cotton and a teal silk.
And finally, I wove the blue stripey one with a blue cotton warp and both the blue cotton again and a blue silk/cotton mix in the weft stripes. I had fun making the silk/cotton stripes wider as the scarf progressed while keeping the straight cotton the same.
The other disaster involved black wool and a rather neat little sparkly poly. That was totally a lack of planning prior to my “dressing the loom”!
Thankfully, both “crises” were instructional and the yarns will get put back on the loom at a later date.
Loving words comes in handy when there is a bunch of new terms to learn. Weaving is a treasure trove!
I particularly like “heddle” because it’s fun to say. (Also fun is “raddle”, which I’ll talk about another time.) But what is a heddle, and why is my loom a “rigid heddle” loom?
The heddle is what keeps one warp thread separate from another and, ultimately, what lifts a set of warp threads up to allow you to weave.
As well as passing through the heddle, each warp thread also passes through a comb like thing called a reed. This helps to keep your weaving tidy and – to some extent – control the density of the cloth. It does this by setting the spacing of the warp threads.
The reed, while a thing in itself, is also a part of the beater that you use to “beat” the weft threads into place. Usually the reed sits inside a frame of sorts so that you can easily pull the reed forward to beat the weft when you need to.
You can see the long “slots” are just like in a reed for other looms, but the solid area between each slot is a heddle (“hole”) and it’s altogether used as the beater. Very clever way to combine 3 things into one!
I’ll talk more about this type of reed when I get into the specifics of rigid heddle looms, but it has both benefits and limitations. So far, I’m just loving the benefits.


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The decision to allow women into all parts of the military was widely hailed as a victory for female equality. But TV viewers are likely to be shocked tonight when they see a woman being badly beaten by a male contestant on Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins. The incident will raise further questions about how appropriate it is to recruit women alongside men as frontline soldiers. Midwife Louise Gabbitas, 29, is one of the first women to appear on the C4 show, which puts contestants through SAS-style training.
She deliberately chooses to fight 27-year-old student Nathaniel rather than take on another woman in the ring.
Nathaniel does not hold back, smashing Miss Gabbitas in the face several times before landing hard blows to her head until she falls down.
She has huge respect from me, wanting to take on a man in the fight here. Takes huge guts and character.
I watched this. What was interesting was the Muslim guy who threw in the towel because he didn't want to share a toilet with the women.
HoratioTarr wrote: I watched this. What was interesting was the Muslim guy who threw in the towel because he didn't want to share a toilet with the women.
Was so impressed by contestant number 1. Even though on day two she struggled so much. Its really opening up my eyes to the mentral strain this has on women, but how I believe they can and will cope with this.
Based on what she has been through, to not only not be believed, through sexual assualt, but determined to continued?


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I’m one of those people; I like Marmite. I didn’t start eating it until after visiting Scotland in 2016. TC and I bought a jar for the Finder Man as a joke gift. One day, I opened the unassuming little jar in the pantry to give it a whirl. Lo and behold, it’s actually great on Outside the Breadbox toast. This recipe makes enough for one person.
In a medium saucepan over high heat, bring the water to a boil. Cook pasta according to package directions until al dente.
Drain the pasta and reserve 1 cup of pasta water.
Set the pasta aside and put the pot back on the stove.
Over medium heat, melt the coconut oil then saute the garlic in the melted oil until starting to brown.
Deglaze the pot with about half a cup of pasta water.
Add the pasta and Marmite and stir to mix.
Add more water until desired consistency is achieved and the pasta is coated.
Remove from heat, plate, and serve with pepper and parsley.
I sprinkled some Rawmesan on top, which is just nooch with almond meal and sunflower seeds. Nutritional yeast overload!

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Apr. 9, 2019 12:17 p.m.
Equifax contravened Canada’s privacy law and fell short of its obligations to Canadians during and after a global data breach in 2017, federal privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien said Tuesday.
More than 143 million people around the world, including 19,000 Canadians, were affected by unauthorized access the financial services company’s systems.
“Given the vast amounts of highly sensitive personal information Equifax holds, and its pivotal role in the financial sector as a credit reporting agency, it was completely unacceptable to find such significant shortcomings in the company’s privacy and security practices,” Therrien said in a news release.
His office concluded the company’s deficiencies included poor security safeguards, a lack of accountability for Canadians’ information and limited protection measures offered to affected individuals after the breach.
“Although Equifax does not agree with all of the OPC’s findings and recommendations, we value our relationship with the OPC and the work that it does to protect Canadian consumers,” the company said by email.
The breach occurred when hackers gained access to one of Equifax Inc.’s systems on May 13, 2017 through a vulnerability in the software platform the company had known about for more than two months, but had not fixed.
Equifax Inc. detected the attack on July 29, 2017 and contained it the following day. However, Equifax Canada wasn’t notified of the breach until just before the U.S. parent company publicly disclosed it on Sept. 7, 2017.
Canadians whose personal information was breached were notified the following Oct. 23, but letters sent to them included inaccurate information, including inviting them to use a portal that wasn’t accessible from Canada.
They alleged that Equifax shouldn’t have allowed their personal information to be compromised and they were surprised their information was in the United States at all.
Equifax Canada stored Canadians’ credit files on servers within the country and segregated from Equifax Inc.’s systems. However, the information of 19,000 Canadians was breached after they purchased products and services from Equifax Canada, with Equifax Inc. playing an integral role in delivering the purchases.
The the OPC said the transfer of information to the United States without the customers’ knowledge was inconsistent with its obligations to obtain consent before disclosing personal information to third parties located in another country.
“We know there are advantages to transborder data flows, but individuals ought to — and do, under the law — have a say in whether their personal information will be disclosed outside Canada,” Therrien said.
While Equifax Canada offered free credit monitoring to breach victims for at least four years, other protections didn’t match what was offered by the parent company, including credit freezes that restrict access to credit files.
“Canadians affected by the breach face the same risks, and it is unfortunate that Equifax Canada refused to offer a credit freeze option to affected Canadians,” added Therrien.

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