What do you mean Kiss was founded almost 50 years ago?

As crazy as it sounds, Kiss was founded in 1973, 47 years ago as of 2020.  I recall seeing their name on the marquee of a now long defunct nightclub/performance venue once known as the Mad Hatters Nightclub sometime between late 1973 and the summer of 1974.  At the time, I had no clue who Kiss was and unfortunately, too young to get in the door and find out.


Hand shaped beads

I thought I would briefly explain my definition of hand shaped beads. This will give people some insight into the process as well as explain the difference between hand shaped and machine made beads.

My beads are all hand shaped. This means I shape and polish them individually. I don’t use spherical grinding wheels or a bead mill. Most beads these days are machine made. You put in a rough shaped piece of stone and the machine shapes a whole lot of them exactly the same.

Hand shaping means that because the beads are made individually. This means each one is a different width and size.

You can see some of the process below. It starts with cutting little bead blanks out of a piece of jade and then slowly shaping and refining each one.

When I have enough for a strand (around 60 – 80 beads) I measure each one and string them up by size so they taper from the largest at the front till the smallest at the back.

Then its onto making the silver clasp, loop and stringing the whole strand together.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

siberian jade beads
The beginning, bead blanks cut out of a earthy Siberian jade (Nephrite)
jade beads
Beads blanks from Canadian (Cassiar) and Northern American (Wyoming Honey Olive) Jade.
jade beads
Blanks, cylinders and rounds (Canadian Jade (Cassiar)
siberian jade beads
A Siberian jade strand in progress. All these beads were cut out of the same small block of jade.
jade beads
A strand showing bead rounds in different stages of being cleaned up and finished.
flower pounamu
Flower Pounamu beads
jade beads
A mixture of beads from Guatemala, Canada, USA and New Zealand
jade beads
A finished stranded of beads carved from Canadian (Cassiar) Jade. Notice the difference in size and shape. This is a characteristic of hand shaped beads.
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This strand is made from jade from all over the world with carved cicada and beetles.


Thursday, September 7, 2017

Blog Tour: An Arrow Against The Wind (Guest Post)

Arrow Against the Wind
Bow of Hart Saga: Book 2

P.H. Solomon

Epic Fantasy

still pursued. In need of answers to deep mysteries revealed in
his enemies and his tragic past. But Magdronu's reach stretches among
Athson's companions, endangering Limbreth and even Hastra in schemes
long hidden secrets surface that threaten to destroy Athson. Will he
falter like an arrow against the wind?

Destiny." - Bookwraiths

Against the Wind is surely among them." - Fantasia Reviews

Guest Post

Of Withlings and Dualism: The Basis of Conflict in The Bow of Hart Saga

The Bow of Destiny depicts conflict between good and evil as is common in epic fantasy. But what is not specifically in the series to this point is the basis of the conflict. While my prequel short story, What Is Needed, shows something of the conflict in the demise of most of the mystic order of Withlings, the conflict is much older. But to better grasp this history for the book, an understanding of Withlings is necessary which introduces basic viewpoints of characters - including those who hold greater power in the world of Denaria.

Withlings are mystics who worship and serve the deity of Eloch. By the practice of their faith, Withlings are able to perform miracles such as healing, move from place to place or utter very accurate prophecies. These are but a few examples of Withlings' abilities but these are not dependent upon their inherent powers but those of Eloch. The frequent saying among Withlings is, "What is needed is given." This means that they trust Eloch implicitly to provide what they need at any moment which can include miraculous actions. Often, Withlings will speak - or not - based on their sense of what Eloch wants them to do.

So, Withlings must practice mystical ability to "be with" Eloch in order to know what they must do. Withlings consider this a form of "listening" and it becomes the basis of their life. Sometimes, they may know much but be withheld from taking any action, something very hard to do and a reason they practice mystic discipline.

To Withlings, there is only Eloch as the true deity and it seems to be so. However, there is also the dragon Magdronu. What does not come into this series are the details of how Magdronu came into conflict with Eloch and how he got the worst end of that conflict to be cursed into the form of a dragon.

Magdronu takes actions that are often typical for an "evil" character. However, he considers himself to be a dualistic counter-point to Eloch, a co-equal deity who has been kept from his natural prime position in the world as light and dark ebbs and grows. So to Magdronu, his conflict with Eloch arises from being withheld from taking his true place and that everything is out of balance as a consequence. To Magdronu, he must rise at some point and he seems "evil" but this is really just his nature and is no less valid than "good" on the part of Eloch.

So while Magdronu sees himself kept out of the balance of nature, he is stuck in a position of being cursed and unable to gain his prime position. Thus Magdronu must find a way to rise through the force of his will and the use of his magic. To this end, Magdronu sees Withlings as a force that thwarts him and he has tried to wipe them out as a way to gain influence.

But the question remains, how is Eloch able to hinder Magdronu so thoroughly? Thus we end up with a dwindling order of mystics, a prophecy against Magdronu, a mythic bow and someone intended to possess and use the Bow of Hart. Such is the background for the main character, Athson, who must discover his destiny.

Want to discover more about The Bow of Destiny? Here's a list of other interviews and appearances I've made both on blogs and internet radio shows.

Internet Radio Shows:

Beyond the Cover on Rave Waves

The Magic Happens

Speculative Fiction Cantina

Also here are a few recent blog appearances:

The Thursday Interview

Bookwraiths: Tuesday Teaser

And one of my favorites on C. S. Boyack's Lisa Burton Radio (which is actually a great blog series).

Bow of Destiny

Bow of Hart Saga: Book 1

has seen things that aren't there and suffered fits since being
wizard. When a strange will mentioning a mysterious bow comes into
who are responsible for the destruction of his childhood home. Athson
not only frequent danger but his grasp on reality and the reasons
behind his tragic past.

Prequel short stories to The Bow of Hart Saga:

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Is Needed
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as a Computer Whisperer on large computers called servers (harmonica
wide array of more “serious” interests in addition to working
novel-length title with more soon to come.

the tour HERE
for exclusive excerpts, guest posts and a giveaway!


Viewers left baffled by 'jaw dropping' Are Women the Fitter Sex?

‘Have I been a bad mum?’ Mothers reveal their ‘guilt’ after taking ‘poisonous’ epilepsy drug during pregnancy that left their children with issues such as deafness and autism

  • Viewers of Channel 4’s documentary Are Women the Fitter Sex? were shocked
  • Show saw mothers Emma and Janet, from Preston, discuss sodium valoporate
  • Women were not warned but the drug caused problems during pregnancies
  • Emma and Janet’s children were born with fetal valproate syndrome
  • Condition’s symptoms include epilepsy, deafness, autism, cerebral palsy
  • Emma cried on the programme, saying: ‘No one believed what I was saying’

Viewers of Channel 4’s Are Women the Fitter Sex? were left stunned last night after a group of mothers revealed their ‘guilt’ over taking a ‘poisonous’ epilepsy drug during their pregnancies.

Emma Murphy and Janet Williams, from Preston, said they were assured by doctors they were safe to take sodium valproate throughout their pregnancies, despite the epilespy drug raising the risk of babies suffering serious developmental disorders by up to 40 per cent.

Appearing on the programme, mother-of-five Emma said all of her children have been diagnosed with fetal valproate syndrome, with symptoms including epilepsy, deafness, autism, cerebral palsy.

She said it was life-changing when she discovered the cause of the condition could have been taking the drug during her pregnancy, explaining: ‘It was that moment, everything I’d been saying to everyone, doctors, nurses, family…there was something wrong and nobody believed what I’d been saying.

‘It saved my life. It saved my children’s life.’

Viewers of Channel 4’s Are Women the Fitter Sex? were left stunned last night as Emma Murphy, from Preston, discussed taking a ‘poisonous’ epilepsy drug during pregnancy

Emma has epilepsy and has been taken the drug since the age of 12 while her friend Janet has also taken the drug since her teens.

When they decided to have children, each consulted with their doctors.

Emma said: ‘The consultants always said it would be okay to take during pregnancy, there would be no risk to the baby and that’s what I did.

‘I’ve got five children and they’ve all been diagnosed with fetal valproate spectrum disorder.

Emma said all five of her children were born with fetal valproate spectrum disorder, including autism, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, deafness, speech and language delay

‘There are many symptoms, autism, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, deafness, speech and language delay. A huge array.’

Emma and Janet now know these issues are related to the drugs, with Emma explaining: ‘They were poorly.

‘My sister phoned me one day and she was crying on the phone and she’d seen a lady who was appealing for women to come forward who had been on sodium valproate.’

She continued to say ‘just speaking’ with Janet to hear ‘what she’d been going through’ saved her life.

Social media users called the programme ‘jaw dropping’ and said it likely ‘barely scratched the surface’ of problems

Janet explained: ‘Since we met, we decided to start this campaign, to try to support other families and look after these families in the way they should be, knowing full well they weren’t at the time.’

One family who had joined the campaign is Lisa and Robby Hurton, from Durham, and their son Kieron.

He’s one of around 20,000 children who have been affected by the drug since it came to market in 1973.

Lisa said:  ‘He knows he’s different from other people. He struggles with writing, anything fine motor, speech. His sight is improving. There’s quite a lot.

Meanwhile Janet, who has taken the epilepsy drug since she was a teenager, has also been campaigning to alert more women to the dangers

‘But he’s still special. We wouldn’t have him any other way.

‘At no point at all did they say, “You shouldn’t be taking this drug if you’re thinking about having a child in the future”, or, “We could ween you off this drug”. Anything like that.’

She continued: ‘I thought, “Is it me? Have I been a bad mum? Was I fated to be like this?” I think there will always be an essence of guilt there.’

Today thanks to Janet and Emma’s campaign, women taking the drug are much more aware of the danger.

Emma said her ‘life was saved’ when she discovered other women had suffered similar problems during pregnancy because of sodium valproate

Lisa said prior to a warning being added in 2019, there was ‘not a thing’ on the packaging to suggest it was dangerous for women or those expecting a baby.

She said: ‘How many families would have been…not ruined, but turned upside  down? Without that symbol?’

Emma and Janet said it took years of campaigning for their concern to be heard, with Emma saying: ‘We definitely feel its an instituional problem.’

Janet; ‘We know there are families out there that still aren’t being told about this. There were 400 babies harmed by the drug last year.’

What is sodium valproate?

Sodium valproate controls electrical functions in the brain to prevent life-threatening seizures, with Epilim typically being a go-to brand in the UK and Ireland.

It is used to treat epilepsy and bipolar disorder. It’s occasionally used to prevent migraine headaches.

What is Foetal valproate syndrome?

Foetal valproate syndrome occurs when babies are exposed to the drug during the first three months of their mothers’ pregnancies.

Symptoms can include autism, developmental delay, neural tube defects, heart abnormalities, limb problems and distinctive facial features, such as a long forehead, small lips and no nose bridge.

Treatment may involve paediatricians, surgeons and physiotherapists, depending on the individual sufferer’s symptoms.

Around 20,000 children in the UK have been affected by the drug, according to campaigners.

How are women being warned about the drug?

In 2014 The European Medicines Agency agreed to strengthen warnings and restrictions on sodium valproate’s use in women and girls.

The Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) advised healthcare professionals not to prescribe the drug to females unless other treatments are ineffective or poorly tolerated.

On February 8 2016, the MHRA launched a toolkit to help healthcare professionals talk to women with epilepsy about sodium valproate’s risks during pregnancy.

Prominent written warnings were also added to the drug’s packaging in 2016.

On April 6 2017, NHS Improvement and the MHRA sent a Patient Safety Alert through the central NHS system to further highlight sodium valproate’s risks during pregnancy.

A public hearing was held in London on 26 September 2017 by the European Medicines Agency’s Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee where EU citizens spoke of their experiences of the medication.

In 2018, NICE data revealed the drug raises the risk of babies suffering serious developmental disorders by up to 40 per cent and malformations, such as cleft palates or lips, by 11 per cent, if it is taken during pregnancy.

At the time, it emerged a professor from the University of Liverpool was studying a boy affected by sodium valproate syndrome to determine if he developed the condition as a result of his grandmother taking the drug during pregnancy.

FACS Aware, which campaigns for sufferers of foetal anti-convulsant syndromes, is fighting for all drugs containing sodium valproate to have a picture warning against their use during pregnancy on their packaging, as well as increased support for sufferers and better awareness among healthcare professionals.

The women said they want others to be able to have the information to be able to make informed decisions about their bodies and babies.

Many of those watching were left horrified by the programme, with one commenting: ‘Hoomum is picking her jaw up from the floor watching #AreWomentheFitterSex. How is this level of discrimination even possible in the 21C?’

Another posted: ‘Watching #AreWomenTheFitterSex and I was on that drug those women campaigned to get warnings on.

‘I was on it for years for bipolar but had told the DR I never wanted kids. Mad that they don’t tell women wanting kids the harm they do!’

Lisa, from Durham, also appeared on the programme and said she was left questioning ‘if she was a bad mum’ because of the impact the drug had on her son

Another wrote: ‘Really great to see the issues surrounding sodium valproate prescribing and autistic traits in females being highlighted on #AreWomenTheFitterSex.

‘It highlights why can be so important to stratify scientific research by sex!’

One added: ‘That was a necessary film. Sadly, I suspect it only scratched the surface.’

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Volume 3, Issue 10

Volume 3, Issue 10, Autumn 2013, Page 7-419

The Impact Of Round House strategy on acquiring and retention of historical concepts For first Intermediate School students

Assist Prof.Dr.Sadiq Obeis Al Shafei; Taghreed Radhi Abdul Mohsen

Al-Bahith Journal, 2013, Volume 3, Issue 10, Pages 7-28

(effect the Round House strategy to acquire and retention of historical concepts in the first class students average)
this study aims at :-
1- knowing the impact of round house strategy in acquiring the historical concepts for pirsl intermediate female students.
2- knowing the impact of round house strategy in retaining the historical concepts for pirsl intermediate female students.
To fulfil these aims , the researcher adopted partid control for equd groups experimental design . the researcher deliberately chose a first intermediate school (AL-Bonncnbj a for girls ) as a sample from the Directory of Education in Babil to conduct the experiment during the academic year( 2012_2013).
the sample consists of (71) students (41)as an experimented group that taught the round house strategy and (35) as a control group that taught the traditional way.
the researcher determined the last three chapters of the history of the ancient civilization book as a material for both groups .in the light of the content of the textbook the researcher determined (20) desired historical concepts for both groups .According to these (20) concepts the researcher prepared (60) behavioral objectives to measure the acquiation of the concepts (definition _distinction _applying).then the researcher prepared (14) roundhouse for the experimental group students covering the material of the determined historical concepts .moreover the researcher prepared (14)lesson plans for both groups.
to make sure of aims the researcher conducted an achievement test (a multiple-choice type) of for options to measure the students acquisition of the concepts .this test consisted of (60) items and its validity and reliability had been achieved.
after finishing the experiment and the test ,data had been collected and statistically treated (by using spss).after analyzing the statistical results ,the researcher concluded that there were statistically significant differences in the responses between the experimental group and that of the Control group on the benefit of the experiment avone . which means that the experimental group who utilized the round house strategy were better than those who use the traditional way in acquiring and retaining the historical concepts .
In the light of the results , the researcher recommended that the round House strategy should be adopted in teaching the material of history for the first intermediate level .
As well as she suggested conducting a similar study but in different materials and school levels .

The impact of the style of diagnostic assessment in the development of spelling skills and achievement when students of the second grade average

M. Dr. Mackie hilarious cream

Al-Bahith Journal, 2013, Volume 3, Issue 10, Pages 108-138

This research aims to investigate the effect of the style of diagnostic assessment in the development of spelling skills and achievement when students of the second grade average, derived from the null hypothesis that reads "There is no statistically significant difference at the level (0.05) between the average score for students in the experimental group who are studying style diagnostic assessment , the average score for students in the control group who are studying the way the standard in the development of spelling skills , and achievement , according to the sex variable , and interaction "To aim of the research was chosen experimental design a set partial sets , and the chosen medium Algeria for Boys , and a secondary fulfillment for Girls , located in the center of the province of Diwaniyah wildly to apply experience them, and selected four people from the second row middle wildly also Almtosttin ( students , and students ) , and reached the research sample (92) students , divided between two groups of (48) students , and (44) a student for each division in the two groups experimental , and the control group).
The researcher conducted the parity between the two groups of students in search of the following variables : (chronological age , revealing spelling skills , and prior knowledge , mental ability , and language ability) .
After determining the scientific article contained some topics book Dictation scheduled to be taught to students in the second grade average, the researcher developed a behavioral objectives , and lesson plans , and to identify the skills of spelling , and achievement test final which consisted of (30) paragraph test , including spelling skills -type multiple-choice in light of the map test , has been characterized by honesty and consistency after the presentation to a group of experts and specialists , and extract him psychometric properties , and then layer on the students after the end of the experiment .
And used a researcher in the procedures discussed , and the analysis of results and statistical methods including: test samples t (T-test) for two independent samples , used it to make a parity between the two sets of search , and the Pearson correlation coefficient (Bearson), used it to calculate the reliability coefficient of the test in a way retail midterm , and the equation of Spearman - Brown , used it in the correct correlation coefficient between the two parts of the test (degrees of individual paragraphs , and marital) , and the equation of Cooper , he used to calculate the stability of a questionnaire spelling skills , and analysis of variance bilateral interaction , used it to analyze the results .
The results showed the superiority of the experimental group students on the students in the control group achievement spell , and also showed a difference in the average score for the collection of the two groups (experimental and control) variable according to sex (female) , as there is no reaction , according to the variables of the group and sex.
In light of the findings , the researcher recommended to follow the style of diagnostic assessment in the teaching of spelling ; because it ensures that the teacher preparation before the student explain the issue , and after teaching as well as in other materials , and suggested a similar study on the stages and in the other study the Arabic language other topics .

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib ( peace be upon him ) Inserter for about the first Arab

A .M .D .Wafa Abbas Fayyad

Al-Bahith Journal, 2013, Volume 3, Issue 10, Pages 152-172

There is no doubt that the length of time experienced by Imam Ali bin Abi Talib ( peace be upon him ) was ready to lay the foundations or building blocks toward first . In light of the emergence of a natural to put some of what the tongues long Sliqtha some ( melody ), which heralds of which appeared due to several factors suggested novels to his chest in the first of Islam . Although most of the stories says that Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (d.40 AH) is inserter first toward the Arab , and even telecom novels remember that his disciple Abba Aswad Alduali (d. 69 AH ) is an inserter for this flag appended to the novel by saying ( (but under the guidance or signal of Imam Ali ( peace be upon him ) ) ; However, we find it denied this opinion and tried ratio setting as late all the time Imam Ali ( peace be upon him ) . therefore take care of our monitoring most of the novels that have been said in this topic according to their sequence historically beholding them on two axes : the first axis al-irhasat first to consider grammar ; goal of the paper without which Imam Ali ( peace be upon him ) and gave her father black. axis: treatment grammatical to some existing problems in that era and represented by dots Koran (b points to express) carried out by the Abu al-Aswad . presents research to varying attitudes among supporters of the primacy of Imam Ali and his creativity and attitude as opposed to the evidence and all of the teams .

"The Role of Indeterminacy in the meaning of A Text in reference to Fish Reader-Response Theory: an analytical study"

L.A. Yaghdan Ruda Mahd

Al-Bahith Journal, 2013, Volume 3, Issue 10, Pages 195-206

This study tries to define mainly the concept "indeterminacy" from Stanley Fish point of views included in his theory called "reader-response". The indeterminacy in language and literature simply means non-fixed meaning of a text. However, such termshould not be interpreted as there is no meaning at all but the meaning is there in the reader who is a member of an interpretive community. Indeterminacy is explained
in reader-response theory which is a part of reader-response criticism, a school of criticism that focuses on the reader (or "audience") and his or her knowledge to obtain a meaning out of a literary work, in opposite to other traditional schools and theories that focus attention primarily on the author or the content and form of the work while
the reader's role in re-creating literary work is ignored. The work of Fish can be divided into two kinds: one is phenomenological approach to reading which characterizes much of Fish's earlier work, and the other is an epistemological theory characteristic of Fish's later work. This research includes the essay entitled" Is There a Text in This Class?" because it contains the views of Fish regarding indeterminacy in his theory specially his later views.
This theory emphasizes the role of the reader who produces "real existence” to the work and completes its meaning through interpretation and not the text in itself. According to aforementioned theory and Fish the text is provided with meaning by a set of cultural assumptions, which often include authorial intent, though it is not limited to it. Moreover, as readers we interpret texts because we are part of an interpretive community that gives us a particular way of reading a text and finding its meaning. Then Fish claims that any attempt to discover the intent of the author is impossible as for Fish the author's intention is a creation of the reader who exclusively has such authority to determine upon the meaning of a text and the message of its author.There are schools just like formalism and new criticism have complete different views in opposition to the views of Fish. Such schools announced that the meaning of a text was embedded in the textual artifact or, as Wimsatt and Beardsley referred to it, "the object".

Faustian Bargain in Charles Robert Maturin’s Melmoth the Wanderer

Assist. Prof. Basim Neshmy Jeloud; Noor Kadhoum Jawad

Al-Bahith Journal, 2013, Volume 3, Issue 10, Pages 217-227

According to the famous Faustbuck, published in Frankfort by Johann Spies in 1587, the Doctorate of Divinity that the German scholar Faust holds does not satisfy his insatiable thirst “to know the secrets of heaven and earth;” therefore, he, using magic, has recourse to the Devil and strikes a written-and-signed-with-blood bargain with him according to which the Devil has Faust’s high aspirations and desires accomplished. But Faust must hand his soul over to the Devil when the term of the bargain expires. It can be said that the Faustian bargain launches from this Lutheran book to be one of the most aspiring legends in European culture. To say nothing of the cinematic and musical works it inspires, many writers have adopted the Faust legend in their literary products. They have done some amendments to the original story in agreement with their genres, opinions, and times. Charles Robert Maturin (1782–1824) manages to tame the motif of the Faustian bargain, which is encircled by legendary and superstitious anecdotes, in his masterpiece Melmoth the Wanderer. He comes up with a new change in the traditional story of Faust to achieve certain aims of his own.
This paper is a part of an M.A. thesis entitled “Faustian Bargain in Irish Fiction: A Study in Charles Robert Maturin’s Melmoth the Wanderer and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray” prepared at the University of Al-Qadisiya, College of Education, Department of English.


Why do I get up in the morning?

Why do I go to work?

Why do I work hard?

Why do I strive to get better?

Why do I save?

Why do I?

Thank you SDHS for giving me my Why!

Macklemore Christmas

It’s Christmas Time – Macklemore feat. Dan Caplen – 2019

For those who regularly read throughout the year, you will see why this video resonates with me at this time. Christmas will just be different without our dear Mitzi and Virgil this year for we will deeply miss them.

Hazel, may your first Christmas with us be amazing.

Love, hugs and wet kisses!

In remembrance of Virgil and Mitzi


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What You Must Know About Nuclear Chemistry

In the USA, it is common to use fuel once a power reactor before placing it in a waste shop. A lot of the concern about nuclear power plants focuses on the danger of losing charge of the nuclear reactor, possibly leading to the accidental release of damaging levels of radiation. Nuclear power facilities are complex, and workers want to understand the way the facilities work in order to produce adjustments and repairs to equipment and to keep a safe working atmosphere.

1 promising field of polymer research may enable the delivery of essential drugs like insulin to be taken orally and delivered right into the bloodstream. The magnetic field must be maintained very stable although in reality it’s always a use of the surroundings. These administrations and included materials cost cash in addition to the high expenses required to assemble a plant, which might help it become less desirable to put money into.

Happily, to locate the mass number, all you have to do is round the atomic weight to the closest whole number. custom writing Lots of people see nuclear power as an alternate energy supply. So, they worry about reactor safety.

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Polymerisation The procedure for formation of polymers from respective monomers is known as polymerisation. By organic synthesis it’s possible to create an intricate molecule with a radioactive label that could be confined to a little region of the molecule. In simpler terms there is just a single reactant.

Everything around you is composed of atoms. Fallout particles vary in proportion from thousandths of a millimeter to a number of millimeters. Beta decay is the most common in elements with a tall neutron to proton ratio.

Mass spectrometry is currently utilized to assess the mass of just about any atom or molecule. It’s a high speed electron. In this manner, it is simpler to combine with a different atom.

Bear in mind that the nucleus is composed of protons and neutrons. All nuclei would like to be like Iron! The excited quasi-bound nucleus is known as a compound nucleus.

Equal doses of all kinds of ionizing radiation aren’t equally harmful. There are several types of radiation. It requires an appreciable amount of heavy metal radiation shielding (usually lead or barium-based) to reduce its intensity.

Individually these bonds are extremely weak, although taken in a large enough quantity, the outcome is sufficiently strong to hold molecules together or inside a three-dimensional form. At the maximal energy, 0 eV, there’s absolutely no binding energy, or so the electron dissociates. Likewise the activation free energy can be utilized with the Eyring-Polanyi equation to figure out the rate constant.

It is possible to don’t hesitate to tell these science based gags to your pals, naturally, if they’re great in chemistry. Since there are plenty of applications of chemical principles and lots of specialties within the subject of chemistry, there are several kinds of chemists. Many analytical chemists concentrate on a single kind of instrument.

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The final result is at the period of evaluation, there’s a whole lot of confusion. The argument is extremely short and simple but you need to think about it. That question was asked for a long time, and you’ll hear a lot more debate about it now on account of the events in Japan.

A significant part the 5E model is getting an official explanation which helps clarify any difficulties they are having. An additional facet of the research program is to create statistical and modeling tools to quantify radioactivity in the surroundings and enhance the decision methodology. This resource wouldn’t be possible to harness without a suitable comprehension of nuclear chemistry.


The curious case of disagreements at work. And, how to overcome them.

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Disagreements at work — everyone has his own point of view of look at things. That’s why disagreements arise. If not handled well, these disagreements can lead to dire consequences for the organization.

But, what’s the science behind these disagreements? Why do they arise at work? And, when they arise, what’s the best way to deal with them?

If you want your business to thrive, then you need to find answers to these questions. Plus, you need to make sure that these disagreements do not become toxic for your team.

Being a manager, I’ve always tried my best to ensure that people in the team maintain harmony. This is not to say that people in my team don’t disagree on anything. But, what I am trying to say here is that we must take care of them. Before they become too big to put a negative impact on the team.

I would like to share some of those ideas, which I use to maintain teams in a state of peace. And, I am sure even you can enjoy their benefits . Take a look -

Is there a real disagreement?

Most of the times, what seems as a disagreement is just the misinterpretation. For instance, last week I noticed two of my team members were arguing over a simple verbal miscommunication. The first person was saying they won’t be able to deliver the project til Saturday. The second person was saying they won’t be able to deliver it for at least three more days.

But, the funny thing was they were both talking about the same date. Saturday was not until three days. While they were nagging each other. And, arguing over this small fact. They completely forgot the whole point of arguing over something. Maybe one person was trying to prove a point and prove the other wrong. Or, whatever the case may be.

The whole point behind sharing this example is to make you understand that disagreements are not present for real, always. It is our aggression or maybe the thinking to prove the other person wrong that takes over. And, we are hell bent upon arguing rather than letting common sense prevail.

Agree to disagree

Disagreement does not always mean that you are wrong and the other person is right. It just means that both people in the discussion have their own point of views about the same thing. And, those point of views do not match with each other. We all know what happens when two people with different point of views discuss over something. That’s what we call — Disagreement. This disagreement can turn and further end up causing grudges. After all, we humans are emotional beings.

How to tackle when such a situation arises in the team? As a manager, you need to inculcate the feeling in your team members that they cannot be right all the time. When a person with a different perspective puts forth his point of view, it does not mean that he’s trying to prove you wrong. It only means that he/she is bringing a new perspective to the project. Something, which perhaps no one in the team would have ever thought of.

Who knows this new perspective might actually be better than the way you’ve been working in the past?

Don’t go in with a point of view

You can handle disagreements without causing any mayhem. But, the problem is when the person who is here to solve the problem comes in with a point of view. The problem becomes even worse when that point of view is already in favor of someone. This might lead to a situation where the other person might think of getting a biased decision. And, such a situation in the longer can break the team.

As a leader, as a manager, you cannot afford to be biased if you want to get your team to stick together. This is the reason why when it comes to handling disagreement at work, you need to go with an empty mind. Leave all your personal point of views behind.

A great way to do this is to inculcate the habit of active listening. Talk to both the parties who are at the opposite at ends of the disagreement. Listen to their thoughts and take a decision based on that. As a matter of fact, sometimes even your point of view might not agree with what’s right in the scenario. But, you’ve got to say what’s right and not what your personal views are.

Maintain your emotional intelligence

Like I’ve said earlier, we humans are emotional creatures. It is quite easy for us to flow in the emotions. But, that’s the biggest mistake to make when you are dealing with workplace conflicts. You have to be lucid with your judgement, and not let emotions take over. Because, emotions when they take over they force a person to make false judgements.

This is the reason why emotional intelligence has emerged as an important area of research. Scientists are looking to figure out how our brain reacts, when it is under stress. How do emotions impact our nerve cells? And, what makes us lose our common sense when we are in a condition of emotional stress?

As a matter of fact, organizations are now offering trainings for the same to their employees. This helps them to ensure that their resources are able to cope up with work pressure. And, they don’t end up taking the wrong decisions. Or, don’t end up creating conflicts over small things. When they can avoid those situations by keeping their emotions under control.

At the end of it, leave everything behind

Disagreements can turn into grudges and give rise to the feeling of hatred between the team. Over the time these grudges can spread negativity within the team. It can divide them into groups. And, I’m sure no one would ever want to work in such an atmosphere. Would you?

So, how to make sure that there are no grudges between team members? It’s quite simple — leave those disagreements behind!

Suppose you are the manager of the team and you see there is conflict of opinion between two team member. You decide to get them together over the table and solve the situation. Everything is sorted gleefully, but the person who was at the receiving end of it did not leave it behind. He took it on a personal basis, and it hurt the team to a real bad extent?

The best way to avoid such a scenario is to inspire the team members to leave their grudges behind. When they are moving out the meeting room after the discussion, they must forget about it. Make them understand that they are not fighting a battle within themselves. They are fighting a battle with time, and with client requirements. And, need to focus in accordance to that!

Disagreements are bound to happen when different people are working together as a team. And, it is quite natural for these disagreements to arise. But, the key lies in being able to manage these conflicts in a graceful manner.

I hope that these tips will help you become better at managing disagreements at work. All the best!

Vartika Kashyap is a seasoned marketing professional who is an expert in digital marketing and entrepreneurship. She’s been featured among LinkedIn’s Top Voices for the year 2016. She currently runs the marketing team at ProofHub — a project management software for teams of all sizes. Connect with Vartika on LinkedIn, Medium and Twitter.

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        • Time: 120 hours
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        Political thought, or political philosophy, studies questions about power, justice, rights, law, and other issues related to governance. While some believe these concepts are static, political thought asks how they originated and to what effect. Just as Socrates' question "how should we be governed?" led to his execution, the question "what makes a government legitimate?" can lead to political turmoil. What form should government take? What do citizens owe their government? When should citizens overthrow an illegitimate government?

        In this course, we examine major texts in Western political thought, where authors pose difficult questions about the political community, social order, and human nature. How do our views about human nature and history inform government design? We explore how Plato, Machiavelli, and Rousseau, responded and how these philosophers contributed to the broader conversation about human needs, goods, justice, democracy, and the ever-changing relationship between the citizen and the state.

        In our first unit, we address the polis, or political community, centered upon the texts of Plato and Aristotle. In the second unit, we explore the modern state and constitutional government, featuring the work of John Locke, Niccolò Machiavelli, and Thomas Hobbes. Finally, we focus on democracy and a critique of liberal ideology, from the perspectives of the texts of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Alexis de Tocqueville, Karl Marx, and Friedrich Engels. These political philosophies have shaped various forms of government, from tyranny to republican democracy to welfare states.

        Note that while we use the terms politics, political theory, and political science throughout the course, they are not interchangeable. Politics describes the use of power and the distribution of resources. Political theory is the study of the concepts and principles people use to describe, explain, and evaluate political events and institutions. Traditionally, political theory approaches this study from three perspectives: classic, modern, and contemporary political theory. Here, we examine all three. Political science is the academic discipline concerned with the study of the state, government, and politics. Aristotle defined political science as "the study of the state".

        Western political thought has served as a philosophical and ideological foundation for governments around the world, including the United States. We give you historical, social, and cultural context to relate to contemporary political society.

      • Unit 1: The Polis

        Our first unit deals with the origins of Western thinking on the polis, the Greek word for city-state. We will read Plato's famous work, The Republic, which presents an extended argument in dramatic form for what might constitute the ideal polis, encompassing consideration of all aspects of governance, citizenship, social order, and personal virtue. Speaking through the character of his teacher Socrates, Plato's model of the ideal city-state mirrors the order of nature as based in his metaphysical Theory of Forms, famously articulated here in The Republic through its famous Allegory of The Cave.

        Plato's streamlined view of political and social life holds that the city-state should be governed by a ruler with philosophical training capable of comprehending the true nature of reality, justice, and wisdom, and where one's place in society is determined by one's natural abilities. By contrast, Plato's student Aristotle, while incorporating and responding to many aspects of Platonic thought, develops a decidedly organic, or this-worldly, system of ethics and a corresponding structure for the polis as embodied in the texts of the Nicomachean Ethics and the Politics.

        Aristotle's famous claim that "man is by nature a political animal" captures his belief that a natural order between the individual and the community exists as both a power struggle and a distribution of resources, which has as its own end the good held both individually and in common. Such ideal notions of the city-state, whether Platonic or Aristotelian, and the particulars therein, have been a point of departure for political philosophers since the time of Plato's Athens to the present day.

        Completing this unit should take you approximately 40 hours.

      • Unit 2: Modern Political Thought

        The Greek polis served as an influential model of citizenship and governance for centuries. Modern political philosophers, however, found that they needed to rethink politics according to a new, more realistic understanding of the way humans actually behave. As a result, modern government requires both a keen historical sense and the pragmatic use of power.

        Our unit begins with the Italian political philosopher and civil servant, Niccolò Machiavelli. Machiavelli is credited with the distinctly modern notion of an artificial (rather than natural) state in which the leader should rule swiftly, effectively, and in a calculated manner. Many associate his theories with the use of deceit and cunning in politics; after Machiavelli, politics was conceived of as an art in which the best rulers governed shrewdly, carefully calculating about enemies, populations, and the timing of certain actions.

        Thomas Hobbes adapted this Machiavellian approach on a much larger scale. For Hobbes, the state should be sovereign and secular; the citizens should give up both their allegiance to the church and their rights in exchange for physical security. However, while modern political thought has been built upon the Machiavellian notion of the artificiality of the state, the moderns disagreed on how people behaved and on the degree of a government's strength and pervasiveness necessary to properly govern citizens.

        John Locke responded to a strict concept of sovereignty with the idea of constitutional government. Like Hobbes, Locke imagined a civil society capable of resolving conflicts in a civil way, with help from government. However, Locke also advocated the separation of powers and believed that revolution is not only a right but, at times, an obligation of citizenship. These three thinkers represent the foundation of modern state theory.

        Completing this unit should take you approximately 40 hours.

      • Unit 3: Liberal Democracy and Its Critics

        We conclude our course by discussing various conceptualizations of political and social equality and addressing ways that political thought shifted away from a belief in the primacy of the sovereign state and the legitimacy of elites. We also discuss how Jean-Jacques Rousseau developed the notion of participatory democracy, the egalitarian view that constituents should be directly involved in the direction and operation of political systems.

        Alexis de Tocqueville considered participatory democracy when he examined government in young America. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels did the same when they critiqued political liberalism as the ideology of the rich. Our unit serves as a historical platform for discussing today's competing political theories about the role of the state in the redistribution of resources, the government's role in the economy, and the difference between how we act and what we believe.

        Completing this unit should take you approximately 40 hours.

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Question: What Is Neuromuscular System?

What is the neuromuscular system quizlet?

functional unit of the neuromuscular system.

consists of single motor neuron together with all of the muscle fibers that its axon supplies.

motor units vary in the number of muscle fibers supplied by one motor neuron.

Precision movements (eyes and hands) have more motor neurons per muscle fiber..

What are neuromuscular effects?

Neuromuscular disorders affect your neuromuscular system. They can cause problems with. The nerves that control your muscles. Your muscles. Communication between your nerves and muscles.

What is the most common neuromuscular disease?

The most common of these diseases is myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disease where the immune system produces antibodies that attach themselves to the neuromuscular junction and prevent transmission of the nerve impulse to the muscle.

What is the treatment for neuromuscular disorders?

Some treatment options include medical therapy, including immunosuppressive drugs, pain management and assistive devices. We also offer apheresis, which filters out antibodies in the blood associated with neuromuscular disease that causes weakness and other problems.

What are the 5 immediate effects of exercise?

When the muscles start to work, they need more oxygen so the respiratory system responds by getting more oxygen into the lungs. The blood carries greater amounts of oxygen and the heart responds to pump more oxygenated blood around the body. Immediate effects can be visible in hot, sweaty and red skin.

What are the long term effects of exercise on the body?

Understand the long-term effects of exercise on:Bone density.Hypertrophy of muscle.Muscular strength.Muscular endurance.Resistance to fatigue.Hypertrophy of the heart.Resting heart rate and resting stroke volume.Cardiac output.More items…

What is Neuromuscular Medicine?

Neuromuscular Medicine is a subdiscipline of neurology and physical medicine and rehabilitation that includes abnormalities of the motor neuron, nerve roots, peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction, and muscle, including disorders that affect adults and children.

Is neuromuscular disease curable?

There is no cure for most neuromuscular disorders, but some can be effectively managed and treated. Some common interventions include: Drug therapy – Immunosuppressive drugs can treat certain muscle and nerve diseases and diseases of the nerve-muscle junctions.

What is excessive fatigue?

What is neuromuscular function?

Neuromuscular activity in human physiology is a major adaptive system that facilitates and controls movement and stability in both skeletal and smooth muscle function.

What happens to the neuromuscular system during exercise?

There is an increased activation of synergistic muscles to assist force production for strength, power, speed and hypertrophy. Neural pathways linking to target muscles become more efficient at transmitting the message (stimulus).

What is Neuromuscular fatigue?

Neuromuscular fatigue can be defined as any exercise-induced decrease in a muscle’s ability to develop force or power [16]. Central fatigue involves impairment of voluntary muscle activation [62] and seems to occur particularly during submaximal, low-intensity muscle contractions [96], [123], [157].

What is a severe neuromuscular disease?

Neuromuscular diseases affect the function of muscles due to problems with the nerves and muscles in your body. The most common symptom of these diseases is muscle weakness.

What are the long term effects of exercise on the muscular system?

Long term effects of exercise on the body systemsLong term effects of exerciseMuscular systemMuscle hypertrophy; increased strength of tendons; increased strength of ligamentsSkeletal systemIncrease in bone densityFitnessIncrease in strength; increase in flexibility; increase in speed; increase in muscular endurance3 more rows

How do you prevent neuromuscular fatigue?

Rest/Recovery – Complete a warm up and cool down for 5 to 10 minutes each time you exercise. Start off slowly and gradually increase workout intensity levels so that your muscles are gradually challenged and can build over time. Allow adequate rest between workout sessions and strength repetitions.

What are some common neuromuscular disorders?

Types of neuromuscular disorders include:Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.Multiple sclerosis.Muscular dystrophy.Myasthenia gravis.Myopathy.Myositis, including polymyositis and dermatomyositis.Peripheral neuropathy.More items…

Is Fibromyalgia a neuromuscular disorder?

How is neuromuscular fatigue measured?

You can measure it by a dynamometer or by a surface EMG or by the combination of both. You may also use a digital inclinometer to measure the pre motor time in order to estimate central fatigue.


Can Bruising Be A Sign Of A Blood Clot?

How do you know if a blood clot is moving?

The feeling can range from a dull ache to intense pain.

Trouble breathing.

Do you feel sick with a blood clot?

What do Leukemia bruises look like?

Why am I bruising so easily all of a sudden?

Easy bruising can occur when the blood vessels are weakened by diseases (such as scurvy), medications (such as aspirin, prednisone, and prednisolone), and aging. Easy bruising can also occur because of absent or deficient blood-clotting elements.

When should you get a bruise checked out?

When to Seek Medical CareCall the doctor if the bruise is accompanied by swelling and extreme pain, especially if you take a blood-thinning medication for a medical condition.Call the doctor if bruising occurs easily or for no apparent reason.Call the doctor if the bruise is painful and under a toenail or fingernail.More items…•

How long can a blood clot go undetected?

Should I be concerned if I bruise easily?

How do you check for blood clots?

Is bruising a sign of low iron?

How do you know if its a bruise or a blood clot?

A bruise is a noticeable mark on the skin that generally resolves over time. A blood clot is a clump of blood that has formed in deeper tissue or within a blood vessel and is rarely visible. A bruise often forms while the outer layer of skin is still intact and it changes the color of the visible layers of skin.

When should I be worried about unexplained bruising?

If you or your child has unexplained bruising, it may be time to see your doctor. See your doctor if you notice the following: large bruises that occur frequently and for no apparent reason. bruises that show no sign of improvement after a week or two.

Does a blood clot feel like a pulled muscle?

How do you know if a bruise is serious?

Seek medical attention if you have:increased bruising while taking aspirin (Bayer) or other blood thinners.swelling and pain in the area of bruising.bruising that occurs after a hard blow or fall.bruising that occurs along with a suspected broken bone.bruising for no reason.bruising that fails to heal after four weeks.More items…

What causes bruises to appear without injury?

When should I be concerned about a blood clot?

If a blood clot breaks free and travels through your veins to your heart and lungs, it can get stuck and prevent blood flow. This is a medical emergency. You should call your doctor immediately if you think you might have a blood clot.

Should I go to ER if I suspect blood clot?

If you suspect that you have a blood clot or experience any of the signs and symptoms, you should consider going to the ED. Signs of DVT include: Swelling of the legs, ankles, or feet. Discomfort, heaviness, pain, aching, throbbing, itching, or warmth in the legs.

What bruises should you worry about?

Can a bruise cause a blood clot?

The bruise itself won’t cause a blood clot. In very rare circumstances, the hit that caused the bruise can. If a deep-seated vein is damaged during the collision, it could lead to a deep-vein clot. This is called deep-vein thrombosis (DVT).


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A collaboration between Olin and the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel, the Israel Summer Business Academy (ISBA) is designed for students of all faiths, beliefs, and academic backgrounds who want to learn about Israeli business firsthand – and immerse themselves in the country’s entrepreneurial environment. For more information about this six-week summer program, reach out to or go to

Today was quite a day. We received lectures from four different speakers along the famous Rothchild Boulevard, the heart of Tel Aviv’s financial district. First up today was Ron Gura, who currently works for Aleph VC. He described how he made the switch from being an entrepreneur to being at the on the other side of the negotiations in the role of a venture capitalist.

Guest Blogger: Zach is a sophomore WashU.

Then we heard from Ron Goldi who works for Ajillion which was bought by Crossrider. [Quick side-note: We talked to Goldi on the roof of the Crossrider building, which was simply gorgeous.] Goldi actually made the opposite switch from Gura: Goldi went from being a venture capitalist to an entrepreneur. Hearing from both of these businessmen back-to-back was interesting, as they each had their own reasons for switching jobs. They are perfectly content where they are now. But they both admitted that having been on the other side of the table really helps them now because they can think like the people they negotiate with. That is why it is beneficial to work both sides of the negotiation. What I took away was that this doesn’t just apply to the VC industry. To be successful in negotiations, you must know the perspective of each party involved. Once you have accomplished that, you will be able to achieve success.

After those two speakers, we met with Ran Achituv of Magma VC. Magma is a VC fund that focuses in on early stage tech companies, including Waze. In the funding spectrum, they are somewhere in between a micro-fund and a multi-stage generalist VC fund as they tend to spend between $100 million and $150 million for funding.

Afterwards, we were able to hear from the other side of the funding spectrum: a group of angels called Maverick Ventures. Maverick is basically the complete opposite of Magma. While Magma has probably invested in many startups, Maverick Ventures has only invested in six. They also aim to fund startups with somewhere between $1 million and $3 million, which is a huge difference from Magma, too. But the biggest difference I saw was the unique mindset Maverick had. They believed that while other VC’s may only find success in three out of ten startups, they wanted to be successful with all of their startups.

I have been hearing about different types of funders all throughout my time here, but now I finally was able to clearly differentiate them with these back-to-back presentations of competitors.

Now for our startup app we have been working on in class, we are able to clearly decide which type of funding we want to aim for.

This program has forced me to analyze the definition of success many times.  Various people have told us that if your end goal is to make money, then entrepreneurship is not the career path to take.  Instead, the idea of making a change in the world seems to be the goal for many “successful” entrepreneurs.

Guest Blogger: Jessica is a junior at WashU

We currently have an assignment that requires us to meet with a Zell graduate, and to learn about their entrepreneurial experiences.  The business man who I chose to interview started a marketing company, and it has been open for around four years now.  It seems as if the company has gained a lot of traction, and they have formed partnerships with huge publishers like Fox Sports.  It seemed to me as if the company could be defined as successful, but when I asked him if his company is successful in his opinion, he responded no without hesitation.  He said that until an exit, IPO, or close had been reached, he wants to keep expanding the company. However, he said there are moments where he is extremely proud of his company, and a temporary milestone is reached. When his favorite basketball team, the Miami heat, started using his program, it was a redeeming feeling.  However, the billions of users of his survey service do not constitute a successful ending to Bitz, his company.

This answer reminded me a lot of the mindset of the start up that I worked for last summer.  It was a jewelry company that had products picked up by huge retailers such as Free People, ShopBop and Bloomingdales.  However, they still did not define their fashion line as a success.  I have learned that this mentality seems to be a trend amongst entrepreneurs, and perfectly depicts why money cannot be a driving force.

The ever-changing and dynamic of the start up world makes it addicting to these people, and they are emotionally invested in making their company as good as it can be.  No matter what the worth in capital is, a true entrepreneur is never truly satisfied with their product, and always wants to make improvements. If success is never reached in their minds, they are consistently working at their product, and are making the product as close to perfect as humanly possible.  The work ethic proves for the eventual success and prosperous futures of true entrepreneurs.

Working on our start-up, we’ve been gradually adding elements to create value and really work through the steps that real entrepreneurs go through. Today’s lesson consisted of learning about the lean start-up method and the business canvas. We took all the topics that we learned about and exercised those methods on our own product. The business model that we worked with was very similar to the tasks that we did in Management 150 at school first semester, but the difference here was, instead of doing the whole process over the course of a semester, we did everything in a fraction of a day.

Something I learned today is that we all have so much more potential than we think. Instead of second-guessing oneself, it’s important to just try things even if failing is an option. We had to work together in our teams with people we may not have interacted with before this summer and we had to get a lot of work done in a little amount of time. After seeing that we are capable of this, I got a surge of confidence. It sounds like a cliché, but if we put our minds to it and really put in the effort, a lot more than we think can get done.

It’s also very inspiring to see the works of others. In this class, we are presenting everyday our new findings and updating the class. This introduces a type of healthy competition to the groups. Instead of doing the bare minimum as many students do in some group projects, each student is striving to do their best so that their group and their idea looks good in front of everyone. The ability to be the one advertising your product makes you put so much more of yourself into the work behind it. I can now better understand the ways of entrepreneurs since I now understand their connection to the products. It really is their baby. We want people on board, we want people to give us feedback, and overall we want them to use it when it’s finished.

One thing that really gave me satisfaction in the work that we’ve done today, was hearing people talk about my group’s product. Having our peers say how useful it would be or how perfect it would be in a certain context is motivation in a sense. Knowing that it is a viable product drives me to do so much more with this. And who knows, maybe we will be able to take this all the way.

“Tech it Easy.” This is the slogan written on the wall of the room at Tel Aviv Google Campus where a Google representative talked to us about this R&D center for the world famous company. Not only is this a catchy pun, but also it truly encapsulates the atmosphere at Google Campus.

Guest Blogger: Anna is a sophomore at WashU

Google has beautiful work spaces so employees are happy at work. This includes delicious and healthy breakfasts and lunches that allow employees to mingle with co-workers, furthering friendships and sharing of ideas. There are even countless amenities: gym, washing machine, postal service, and even a barber that comes once a week! It was also an honor to hear from the manager of the Google Tel Aviv R&D center and amusing to see him wearing jeans and black T-shirt when he oversees over 600 Google employees.

I learned about components/abilities of Google that I didn’t even know existed such as Google Sites (where one can create his/her own website hosted by Google). I was also intrigued by the 20% Project which allows employees to work on their own side projects 20% of their time. This feeds into the entrepreneurial culture that is so present in Israel, allowing people to think on their own independently apart from their main Google assignments. Remarkable projects have come out of this, including digitizing Yad Vashem records and the Dead Sea Scrolls, preserving them forever and making them widely available electronically. This seems so different than many work environments that are more possessive of employees and are structured hierarchically such that those at the top have more latitude for innovation than those expected to complete assigned tasks.

When the Google representative was asked his favorite thing about working at Google, he answered simply: the people (the same reason I picked WashU). It’s no wonder it’s so difficult to get a job at Google because, as the representative described, everyone who works there is strong professionally/technically and highly motivated, but also has fun hobbies and is interesting and personable. Being well rounded is so important in any industry – it’s not good enough to just be really good at computer technology or only being able to communicate with people: to work for Google you need both. Google understands that the value of technical and intellectual talents is compromised without equally compelling personal and interpersonal qualities.

While I think more fields (and colleges) today appreciate that success depends on the entire person, not just their intelligence, I imagine few professions look for these qualities as thoroughly as Google does. I am reminded of a physician who cannot communicate with or comfort a patient or a professor who excels in research but cannot teach – both likely compromise the work they perform and the consumers they serve.

I was also made aware of the many social movements Google has led. We have learned from so many places (the news, VCs, Start Up Nation, etc) how the many Orthodox Jews and Arabs in Israel are under-employed. Google provides programs for both of these groups through Kama-Tech (for Orthodox Jews) and Palestinian High-Tech Trade Mission.

Google additionally helps bridge the gap between the number of men and women in high tech by both creating Yazamiot, a women’s entrepreneurial movement, and Mind the Gap, a program that encourages high school girls to major in computer science. I appreciate the way Google is reaching out to different underprivileged groups of people without gaining any immediate reward in return. Just as Google regards employees as “whole” people, the company seems to consider the whole environment in which it operates and engages that environment. How fitting for a company that offers such an interactive product to value interaction in all aspects of its operation.

Image: Google headquarters in Tel Aviv.

Yesterday, my venture creation team ran into a little problem with our proposed app. Our initial plan was to create an app that would crowd source information to make the buying process easier for big ticket items. The application would compare prices in the nearby geographic area as well as take information from online blogs and customer reviews to make a summary of the product while highlighting reviews that your Facebook friends posted. I thought this was the perfect idea because I always struggle when I try to make buying decisions and this would allow me to avoid difficult decision-making situations like when I spent two hours on Amazon looking for the cheapest and the highest quality pair of fuzzy socks.

Guest Blogger: Jackie is a sophomore WashU

Unfortunately for our team, there was already an app out there that did something very similar to what we were trying to create, but fortunately for me, I found an app that could help with my buying decisions. This morning when we got to IDC and had group time, we decided that we needed to regroup and come up with a new idea. We spent a lot of time brainstorming together and trying to come up with a new idea and after about an hour we decided to create BettaFit, which is an app that helps with shopping online for clothes. It is similar to our original idea, but this is more specialized and has fewer competitors that are already in the market.

Last night I was really worried that we were going to have to scrap all of our work and come up with a completely different product and be days behind all the other teams. Although, when we got to IDC we were able to sit down right away and start working. I have never been in a business group where everyone was so focused on the task and able to work together so well while still having fun. It was a really good experience. Also, when we were going through the nine steps of the Lean Business Model, we were able to put that we were serial entrepreneurs in the unfair advantage box because we had already gone through the first few steps of creating a venture before.

Although we ran into the problem with our company and had to take a few steps backwards, it was worth it to overcome the challenge. I think going through this process allowed us to come up with something we all liked a lot instead of choosing someone else’s idea and we became closer as a team because of it.

Today we presented our startup ideas to students from the Zell program. For a few days, we had been working in small groups to modify an idea from one of the Zell entrepreneurs. My group chose Savey, a money-saving app with the goal of combating consumerism by helping users cut down on their impulse purchases.

Guest blogger: Callie is a sophomore at Washington University

We modified this idea so that it would be more goal-oriented; we wanted to help users be able to reach their long-term goals and do things that would give them more lasting satisfaction than a quick impulse buy. We also changed the revenue stream from being based on ads to partnering with companies that could provide “goal experiences” to users – we promote these goals through the app and offer them at a discount, and then receive a commission from the company when users put their money toward that goal.

After presenting our idea, we were able to spend some time with the Zell entrepreneurs and get their feedback. Because our group disagreed on some things, and also were very much in the early stage of developing a concrete idea and business model, I found this time especially helpful. It was great to hear the entrepreneurs’ feedback and advice, and I think this will help our group better develop and execute our idea.


Quick Answer: What Does Mode Stand For In Math?

What is the correct meaning of mode?

What is the correct meaning of “mode”.

a pattern of pitches forming a scale, whether major or minor..

What is mean median and mode?

How do you solve mean median and mode?

Heronian MeanThe mode is the most common number in a set. … The median is the middle number in a data set. … Note: If you have an even set of numbers, average the middle two to find the median. … Tip: You can have more than one mode. … In order to find the SPSS mean mode median, you’ll need to use the Frequency tab.More items…

How do we calculate mode?

To find the mode, or modal value, it is best to put the numbers in order. Then count how many of each number. A number that appears most often is the mode.

What is the symbol of mode?

Probability and statistics symbols tableSymbolSymbol NameMeaning / definition∑∑double summationdouble summationMomodevalue that occurs most frequently in populationMRmid-rangeMR = (xmax + xmin) / 2Mdsample medianhalf the population is below this value37 more rows

What does mode mean in writing?

In literature and other artistic media, a mode is an unspecific critical term usually designating a broad but identifiable kind of literary method, mood, or manner that is not tied exclusively to a particular form or genre. Examples are the satiric mode, the ironic, the comic, the pastoral, and the didactic.


From an Acorn…

Recently, my son and I took a little road trip through New England and down to Boston.  It was a wonderful journey… the best part for me was being able to spend time with my son (He’s sixteen and these occasions when he actually wants to spend time with his old man are precious).  On the walk from our hotel in Cambridge, north to Harvard Square, we chanced upon the Greater Boston Buddhist Cultural Center.  After paying our respects to the Buddha in the small and unassuming temple (the kind that makes you feel immediately at home), we had lunch in the vegetarian restaurant attached.  As in many Chinese restaurants, the meal was followed by the bill and the proverbial (literally) fortune cookie.  When I cracked my cookie open, I was greeted, not by a fortune (“Good luck will follow you today.”), but an English translation of the first line of that great Chinese classic the Tao Te Ching:  “The Tao that can be described is not the everlasting Tao”. I was stunned!

The Tao Te Ching, or the Classic of the Way and its Virtue, a brief treatise of 81 chapters (or 5000 Chinese characters), is believed to have been written in China between the 2nd and 5th Century BC.  Legend has it that the author, Lao Tzu (Old Man or Old Master), a minor functionary, having grown tired of city life, ventured West, into the wilderness.  He left behind his wisdom, the Tao Te Ching, with the sentry at the Western gate and was never heard from again.

The theme of the Tao Te Ching is expressed in the first Chapter:

Firstly, words cannot adequately describe the nature of the eternal.  The chapter continues…

The name that can be named
Is not the Everlasting name

The nameless is the beginning of heaven and earth
The named is the mother of ten thousand things
Therefore, ever desireless One can observe the mystery;
Ever desiring One can observe the manifestations.

These two issue from the same origin,
Though named differently.
Both are called the dark.
Dark and even darker,
The door to all mysteries.

Names are not the same as the thing named. A Zen saying goes, “do not mistake the finger pointing at the moon, for the moon itself”.  Before the beginning of heaven and earth, before the birth of the yin and the yang, the dark and the light, the tai chi, there is the wu chi – primordial emptiness. Desire is connected with the material world; the lack of desire is connected with the insubstantial.  Both are necessary, both emerge from emptiness; the darkness within the darkness is the gate to all mystery.

The Tao Te Ching is second only to the bible in the number of translations.  It is the foundation of Taoism and Taoist philosophy.  The principle message of the Tao is that the universe expresses itself in a way that can be divined by us, and that even in our imperfect understanding, we can attune ourselves to the Way and live gracefully and effortlessly.  This way of living or acting is called ‘wu-wei’, non-action or doing without doing.  The tree grows, the earth revolves around the sun, the seasons change – effortlessly.  And so, in coming to understand the Way, we can live without struggle and in harmony with the natural world. Of course there is much, much more to Taoism and the Tao Te Ching than this, but one can only expect so much from a fortune cookie.


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Cryopreserved Hepatocytes

Cryopreserved hepatocytes are shipped in the vapor phase of liquid nitrogen contained in a non-hazardous container called a dry liquid nitrogen (LN2) vapor shipper or dewar. The internal temperature of the dewar is maintained between –140 degrees C and –160 degrees C, generally for up to 7–10 days if unopened. Once hepatocytes are received and transferred to a long term LN2 dewar in the laboratory, dewars are returned to the address listed on the pre-paid return shipping label for reuse.

Upon receipt of a shipment of cryopreserved hepatocytes, carefully and quickly transfer the vials to the vapor phase of liquid nitrogen and keep at –135 degrees C or below until use. Any increase in the temperature of the cryovials before an experiment threatens the viability, functionality, and activity of the hepatocytes.

The HepExtend Media Kit contains the HepExtend Supplement as well as Williams E Medium, 500 mL and the Hepatocyte Maintenance Supplement Packs which are all the components needed to make the complete medium for hepatocyte culture.

If properly stored, cryopreserved hepatocytes can be maintained in the vapor phase of liquid nitrogen (–135 degrees C or below) for several years. This makes them ideal for a series of experiments conducted over many months.

Unlike immortalized cell lines, hepatocytes are primary cells that cannot be cultured indefinitely. The use of thawed suspension hepatocytes should be limited to short-term experiments with a maximum of 4–6 hour incubations. Plateable hepatocytes, which attach to collagen-coated plasticware in culture media, are generally metabolically active for anywhere from 2–7 days depending on which assay they are qualified for use with.

We source liver tissue from a network of hospitals in North America that perform surgical resections on living donors, as well as from deceased donors whose organs were rejected for transplant.

Yes, we comply with country-specific legal and ethical standards for procurement of human liver tissue, including the global ICH Guidelines, and the US’s HIPAA, Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, National Organ Transplant Act, and Hospital Internal Review Board (IRB) approval processes.

A service level agreement (SLA) is required ONLY if you are working in a laboratory in the European Union. An SLA is designed to comply with the UK’s Human Tissue Authority (HTA) regulations and outlines the scope of use for human biologicals.

No. The overlay will interfere with transfection. For transfection assays, we recommend that you perform the transfection first, and then proceed to overlay the cells.

Our hepatocytes are prequalified and sold according to application, such as induction, short-term metabolism, and transporter uptake. If you require cells with particular P450 values or donor specifications, please contact our Hepatic Biology Tech Support Team to help with specific lot recommendations.

The “5-Donor” Human Plateable Hepatocytes are a pooled population of plateable primary hepatocytes produced by combining cells from 5 individual donors in a single vial. The cells are provided in a cryopreserved format similar to single-donor plateable hepatocytes and have been shown to have approximately equal representation of each donor when plated. Pooling donors helps to minimize lot-to-lot variation and improves predictability of drug metabolism studies and other biological assays.

Hepatocytes need to be plated on collagen I-coated culture vessels.

HepExtend Supplement (50X) is an enriched supplement designed to enhance the culture lifespan (cell viability, function, and number of days in culture) of cryopreserved primary hepatocytes. We recommend using the supplement in conjunction with William’s E Medium and the Hepatocyte Maintenance Supplement Pack following the recommended hepatocyte culture methods. When cultured in the presence of the HepExtend Supplement, primary human hepatocyte lots will live and be functional for 10 days or longer depending on the lot of cells and other assay conditions. HepExtend Supplement does not contain growth factors, cytokines, fetal bovine serum, or pharmaceutical small molecules that are known to interfere with primary hepatocyte function.

We recommend putting the HepExtend Supplement through no more than two freeze/thaw cycles. Therefore, we recommend that HepExtend Supplement be thawed and divided into single-use aliquots, which are then stored in a non–frost-free freezer at –20°C to –5°C.

HepExtend Supplement does not contain growth factors, cytokines, FBS, or pharmaceutical small molecules. However, it does contain small amounts of BSA (0.12375g/mL at 50X).

HepExtend Supplement is compatible with current hepatocyte culturing methods and instrumentation and therefore, we recommend following the Thawing and Plating Cryopreserved Hepatocytes protocol.

We recommend that HepExtend Supplement be used to keep hepatocytes in culture for up to 10 days, and it has been shown to work on approximately 80% of human lots tested—including metabolism-qualified, induction-qualified, and transporter-qualified lots.

At this time, HepExtend Supplement has only been tested on cryopreserved human hepatocytes; we therefore cannot recommend using this supplement on other species.

Transporter Products

Prepared from Sf9 cells which have been engineered to over-express specific ABC transporters, ATP-binding cassette (ABC) Transporter Vesicles are “inside-out” vesicles designed for use in vesicular transport assays. They allow the investigation of possible interactions between specific ABC transporters and test compounds. ABC Transporter Vesicles provide high levels of transporter activity with low background, giving a clear signal if the test compound is a substrate or inhibitor of a specific efflux transporter.

While ABC transporters typically mediate the efflux of substrates from cells, transporters expressed on these inside-out vesicles import substrates into the vesicles. It is therefore possible to quantitatively evaluate transport activity for the test compound by determining the amount incorporated into the vesicles.

Note: One vial of vesicle product can perform 50 vesicular transport assays.

The quantity supplied is 2.5 mg total protein/500 µL per vial. The protein concentration is 5 mg/mL. When our recommended protocol is followed, 50 vesicular transport assays or 125 ATPase assays can be performed with one vial of ABC Transporter Vesicles product.

TRANSiPORT human SLC transporter cells are HEK293 cells that transiently overexpress a solute carrier (SLC) transporter protein. Solute carriers are one of two superfamilies of membrane transporters that can affect pharmacokinetics and drug exposure by governing the transport of solutes into and out of cells. Membrane transporters are found in hepatic cells, kidney proximal tubule cells, intestinal cells, and brain cells.

Domestic shipments are on dry ice and shipped overnight. We ask our customers to store the product under liquid nitrogen after they receive it. International shipments are under liquid nitrogen conditions.

One vial contains 8–12 million cells with high viability, designed to seed one 24-well plate for single use.

Cell-based assays can be performed using radioisotope-labeled compounds, fluorescence-labeled compounds, or non-labeled compounds. The amount of substrate transported into the cells can be measured directly using a liquid scintillation counter, fluorescence plate reader, or LC-MS/MS, thereby allowing direct evaluation of SLC transporter activity.

Mock HEK293 cells that do not overexpress the SLC transporter are available for use as a negative experimental control. Some compounds may demonstrate high background levels of SLC transport due to the presence of endogenous transporters or non-specific binding.

HepaRG Cells

HepaRG cells are a human hepatic progenitor cell line that retains many characteristics of primary human hepatocytes. HepaRG cells are terminally differentiated and provided in a convenient cryopreserved format. For scientists who need reproducible metabolism data, HepaRG cells are an in vitro tool that provides reproducible results in a metabolically complete and scalable system.

The HepaRG cells are available as cryopreserved cells in vials. They are shipped in dry ice for an overnight delivery or in a vapor phase nitrogen container for longer shipments.

Upon receipt, cryovials must be stored in liquid or vapor phase nitrogen.

The cells are licensed for single-use applications.


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