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Booster seat for children 15–36 kg (from approx. 4 years of age). Approved in accordance with ECE R44/04 group 2–3. Equipped with belt harness and changeable cover. The booster seat cover can be removed and washed according to the instructions on the care label. The booster seat can be used in all vehicles with 3-point safety belts approved in accordance with ECE R16 or equivalent standards. The booster seat can be used on front seats or back seats.
If the car has a connected airbag at the front passenger seat, the child must be at least 140 cm tall to be able to sit in the front seat. Place the booster seat on the car seat and secure the belt as shown in the picture. NOTE! Ensure the child is sitting fully against the car backrest before tightening the safety belt. The safety belt must be over the child's shoulder, NOT the neck. Equally important is for the safety belt to run under the armrest as shown in the picture. Never leave a child unattended in the booster seat and do not modify the booster seat in any way.

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FDA Extends Dynavax’s Hep B Vaccine Review

August 9, 2017

FDA requests more detailed information on a post-marketing study for Dynavax’s hep-B vaccine, which will require an extended review time past its August 2017 PDUFA date.

On August 3, 2017, Dynavax Technologies (Berkeley, CA, US), a clinical-stage immunology company, announced that FDA has requested more detailed information about the company's proposed post-marketing study for Heplisav-B (hepatitis B vaccine, recombinant [adjuvanted]), thereby extending the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) date, which was scheduled for August 10, 2017. FDA and Dynavax have agreed that more time is needed to finalize key details of the post-marketing study. FDA’s request is based on feedback from its vaccines and related biological products advisory committee during a meeting on July 28, 2017.

As indicated in FDA's request for additional information, and consistent with a discussion regarding myocardial infarction at the advisory committee meeting, the remaining details to address in the post-marketing study include:

  • Timeline for the final protocol submission, study completion, and final report submission

  • Timeliness of accruing patients into the study

  • Time points for data review

  • Measures to control for potential biases between study arms

  • Updated statistical analysis plan.

To create sufficient time to complete this work under the existing regulatory framework, Dynavax’s response to the information request will trigger a major amendment to the biologics license application for the vaccine. This will provide FDA and Dynavax up to three months to agree on the post-marketing study prior to an updated PDUFA date (expected to be no later than November 10, 2017). This timing does not impact the company's plans to launch Heplisav-B commercially in the United States in early 2018.

"Our conversation with the [a]gency was open and productive and confirmed our mutual understanding of the [advisory committee’s] suggested requirements for the post-marketing study. We are working with our third-party providers to develop an appropriate study that addresses the advisory committee's feedback. We now have clarity on the path forward and next steps required to complete the regulatory review of Heplisav-B," said Eddie Gray, CEO of Dynavax, in a company press release. "We plan to respond to the request for additional information expeditiously. We look forward to bringing this important vaccine to market to support the elimination of hepatitis B infection as a public health problem."

Heplisav-B is an investigational adult hepatitis B vaccine that combines hepatitis B surface antigen with a proprietary toll-like receptor 9 agonist to enhance the immune response. In Phase III trials, Heplisav-B showed higher and earlier protection with fewer doses than a currently licensed hepatitis B vaccine, according to Dynavax. The company has worldwide commercial rights to Heplisav-B.

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Salt Tolerant Interaction Chromatography for Large-Scale Polishing with Convective Media

October 2, 2009

BioPharm International

Volume 2009 Supplement, Issue 7

STIC allows polishing to be carried out without an interstitial dilution step, which reduces process time and avoids additional buffer preparation and hold steps.

Polishing applications in antibody purification are dominated by traditional anion exchange chromatography (AEX), which typically is based on strong quaternary amine (Q) ligands. Because AEX is performed in flow-through mode, membrane chromatography is steadily encroaching on the ground formerly occupied by traditional AEX columns, a change that has significantly increased the overall speed and productivity of manufacturing. However, Q membranes have not addressed any intrinsic limitations of the ligand chemistry. The binding capacity of Q ligands is reduced at high conductivities, so concentrated feed streams must be diluted to remove contaminants efficiently. To address this limitation, we have developed a novel membrane concept based on weak anion exchange chemistry that features a high charge density covalently linked to a second-generation macroporous membrane. We have named the new method salt tolerant interaction chromatography (STIC), and it is based on pure ion exchange chromatography principles. A model virus (ΦX174) was used to represent weak acidic contaminants, and showed that stable removal (LRV >5) was possible in the presence of 150-mM NaCl (16.8 mS/cm). This result was confirmed in a virus clearance study where the quantitative removal of minute virus of mice (MVM) was demonstrated under the same conditions (LRV >4.96). This new method could be incorporated into existing processes with no requirement for eluate dilution from the capture column.

Anion exchange chromatography (AEX) is an established technology platform for removing process contaminants such as host cell proteins (HCP), DNA, and adventitious and endogenous viruses. As part of the purification train for antibody-like molecules, AEX is usually carried out in flow-through mode, which has facilitated the implementation of convective media such as membrane chromatography (MC). Because flow-through applications are driven by volume rather than mass, MC modules leave a small footprint and allow for the implementation of disposables. MC, therefore, is leading the list of innovative technologies in industry surveys.1 As titers increase, the feed streams after initial recovery (capturing) become more concentrated, yet the final bulk product is still subject to the same high purity and safety requirements. It is necessary, therefore, to ensure that the polishing steps can accommodate the requirements of high-titer processes, including the removal of residual contaminants and compliance with orthogonal virus safety concepts.

Sartorius Stedim Biotech GmbH

Modern processes for antibody purification include only one or two polishing steps after initial capture, a concept that allows ton amounts of proteins to be processed and does not appear amenable to further streamlining. Although the process itself has been trimmed back as much as possible, peripheral operations such as buffer preparation and hold still offer opportunities for cost savings, particularly when retrofitting existing facilities for the purification of high titer batches. One limitation of the Q chemistry that is prevalent in polishing operations is its sensitivity to high salt conditions. Although virus clearance works well around neutral pH and at conductivities up to and even beyond 10 mS/cm, the binding capacity of Q adsorbents drops progressively as conductivity increases, leading to inefficient binding of problematic viruses such as minute virus of mice (MVM) and the early breakthrough of HCP. Feed streams eluting from the CEX step therefore must be diluted to reduce conductivity, increasing processing times, buffer requirements, and the amount of stress to which proteins are exposed. AEX with Q ligands is a robust platform that has been validated in hundreds of processes, whereas alternatives such as mixed-mode chromatography lack a clear and robust mechanism that would allow straightforward implementation during process development.

We sought to address the challenge of polishing under high-salt conditions by developing a salt-resistant AEX chemistry that meets all existing capabilities of Q ligands and can be adapted to a membrane chromatography format for polishing applications. We chose target ionic strength of approximately 16.8 mS/cm to increase the design space in process development.

Development of Salt Tolerant Interaction Chromatography (STIC)

A user requirements specification for a new standard in flow-through polishing must consider the base matrix and the ligands, both of which have to be optimized individually before identifying an optimal format for the technology. Suitable models are particularly important when specifying the design space.

The Membrane

Initial analysis of the factors limiting the performance of first-generation Q membranes (Sartobind Q) showed that the grafted hydrogel layer on the macroporous support collapses at high salt concentrations and can no longer be accessed by macromolecules and viruses.2 Therefore, we developed a second-generation base support matrix comprising a cross-linked, regenerated cellulose membrane with ultrapores, providing a novel double-porous structure. The new matrix had a significantly higher binding capacity at high salt concentrations and was less sensitive to increasing salt concentrations than standard Q membranes.

The Ligand

A recent study has shown that the salt tolerance of an anion exchange matrix is determined by the net charge of the ligand, its molecular structure, and the immobilization density.3 It was also shown that the number of free primary amine groups significantly influences the ability of a matrix to work in high salt concentrations, by compensating capacity-limitation through increased charge density.4 Polycations with multiple NH2-groups are efficient ligands and have been used to remove pathogens from blood.5 We therefore developed a polyallylamine ligand covalently coupled to the double-porous membrane described above, and investigated its contaminant removal performance at different pH and conductivity values (Figure 1).

Figure 1. Structure of the covalently attached polyallylamine on a Sartobind STIC membrane

STIC Performance Data

Although acidic contaminants such as nucleic acids and endotoxins can be removed easily under most process conditions, this is not necessarily the case for host cell proteins and viruses, especially those with a more neutral or even basic isoelectric point. It was therefore important to identify suitable "worst case" models to mimic the problem of early breakthrough under physiological conditions and investigate the behavior of the new material in spiking trials. The conductivity-related phenomenon of virus and HCP breakthrough in AEX chromatography has been described for viruses, bacteriophages, and HCP.6–8

Figure 2. Log reduction value (LRV) of a standard Sartobind Q membrane (three layers, 15 cm2 total membrane area) for bacteriophages PP7 (A) and Î¦X174 (B). Load 4 x 107 pfu/mL in 25 mM Tris-Cl, pH 8.0 at a flow rate of 20 mL/min as a function of an increasing NaCl concentration of 0, 50, and 150 mM (1.4, 6.7, and 16.8 mS/cm).

To investigate the effect of increasing conductivity on both the traditional Q membrane and the new polishing chemistry, we processed phage spiking solutions comprising 4 x 107 pfu/mL in 25-mM Tris-Cl (pH 8.0) and NaCl concentrations of 0, 50, and 150 mM (1.4, 6.7, and 16.8 mS/cm). The membrane device had a three-layer configuration with a 15 cm2 membrane area (0.4 mL membrane volume, 0.75 mm bed height). The flow rate was maintained at 20 mL/min (contact time 0.9 s) in all experiments. Sample loads of up to 1,200 mL were applied per device. In the first set of experiments, we compared the binding of the bacteriophages PP7 and ΦX174 on standard Q membranes as a function of increasing conductivity at neutral pH. Although the bacteriophages have a comparable diameter (24–33 nm), their isoelectric points are distinct, with PP7 being more acidic (pI 4.3–4.9) than ΦX174 (pI 6.4–6.7).9 PP7 demonstrated no loss in binding capacity in 150-mM NaCl (16.7 mS/cm) whereas ΦX174 only bound when there was no additional salt in the Tris buffer (Figure 2). We therefore chose ΦX174 as the low-binding model virus for our study, confirming earlier results.10

Figure 3. Log reduction value (LRV) of Sartobind Q and Sartobind STIC membranes (three layers, 15 cm2 total membrane area) for the bacteriophage Î¦X174. Load 4 x 107 pfu/mL in 25 mM Tris-Cl, pH 8.0 at flow rate of 20 mL/min as a function of an increasing NaCl concentration of 0 (A), 50 (B), and 150 mM (C).

In a second series of experiments, the new salt tolerant chemistry was compared with traditional Q chemistry when challenged with ΦX174 under conditions of increasing salt concentration and sample load. Although the salt tolerant chemistry achieved a log reduction value (LRV) of five at all salt concentrations up to and including physiological conditions, the performance of the Q membrane dropped sharply from its initial value of 4 LRVs at 1.4 mS/cm when challenged with higher salt concentrations or higher loads (Figure 3A–C). To confirm that these results were also applicable to actual model viruses, an MVM spiking study was carried out under high salt conditions (16.8 mS/cm), showing that no breakthrough occurred when using STIC (Table 1). The method was similarly robust when dealing with DNA and BSA (Table 1) and experiments to test the method's performance for HCP removal under typical process conditions are in progress.

Table 1. Binding capacity and log reduction values (LRV) for Satobind Q and Sartobind STIC prototype membranes

AEX membranes are widely used in polishing operations for the removal of residual DNA, HCP, and viruses. Current-generation benchmarks for virus removal are >6 LRVs for MuLV and MVM at loads of up to 20 kg/L of membrane, exceeding the physical performance limits of packed-bed resins.11,12 When there are significant amounts of residual HCP in the feed stream, resins still have a competitive edge, particularly at high conductivities. Recent developments in the field, including the application of higher charge densities and mixed-mode chemistries, have allowed column chromatography to address some of its limitations in flow-through applications. Membranes provide a convective matrix that allows a much higher linear flow rate in flow-through mode, offering higher productivity than packed-bed resins using a small disposable module, which can incorporate any surface chemistry.

In this study, we have shown that an optimized base support membrane matrix combined with a weak anion exchange chemistry based on polyallylamine ligands provides a robust method for virus clearance at physiological conductivities and above. STIC and traditional Q chemistry methods exhibit a clear on–off anion-exchange mechanism that can be used for the first or second polishing step after capture. STIC does not work with polyvalent buffer systems such as phosphate buffers, but because polyvalent buffers are not recommended for capturing offloads, this should not be a cause for concern in most processes. Although Q chromatography may remain the workhorse in polishing, STIC allows polishing to be carried out without an interstitial dilution step, which reduces process time and avoids additional buffer preparation and hold steps. More importantly, overall process safety is increased because of the more efficient removal of less acidic contaminants. Studies are under way to demonstrate the removal of HCP under different process conditions.

RENE FABER, PhD, is the director of membrane modification R&D and UWE GOTTSCHALK, PhD, is the vice president of Purification Technologies, at Sartorius Stedim Biotech GmbH, Goettingen, Germany, Gottschalk is also a member of BioPharm International's Editorial Advisory Board. YUJING YANG, PhD, is the director of purification technologies at Sartorius Stedim North America, Bohemia, NY.

1. Langer E. Sixth Annual Report and Survey of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Capacity and Production. BioPlan Associates Inc; 2009 Apr.

2. Tatárová I, Fáber R, Denoyel R, Polakovic M. Characterization of pore structure of a strong anion-exchange membrane adsorbent under different buffer and salt concentration conditions. J Chromatogr A. 2009;1216:941.

3. Riordan W, Heilmann S, Brorson K, Seshadri K, He Y, Etzel M. Design of salt-tolerant membrane adsorbers for viral clearance. Biotechnol Eng. 2009;103(5):920–29.

4. Johansson B, Belew M, Eriksson S, Glad G, Lind O, Mallisel J, Norrmann N., Preparation and characterization of prototypes for multi-modal separation media aimed at the capture of negatively charged biomolecules at high salt conditions. J Chromatogr A. 2003;1016:21–33.

5. Onishi M, Ohwada T, Hadanoshi K, Isehara-shi K, Ohmura Y, Shimura K. A pathogenic substance removing material and a blood filter comprising said material. European Patent Specification EP 0586268B1.

6. Curtis S, Lee K, Blank GS, Brorson K, Xu Y. Generic matrix evaluation of SV40 clearance by anion exchange chromatography in flow-through mode. Biotechnol Bioeng. 2003;84:179–186.

7. Phillips M, Cormier J, Ferrence J, Dowd C, Kiss R, Lutz H, Carter J. 2005. Performance of a membrane adsorber for trace impurity removal in biotechnology manufacturing. J Chromatogr A. 1078:74–82.

8. Knudsen H, Fahrner R, Xu Y, Norling L, Blank GS. Membrane ion-exchange chromatography for process-scale antibody purification. J Chromatogr A. 2001;907:145–154.

9. Brorson K, Shen H, Lute S, Soto J, Prez D, Frey D, Characterization and purification of bacteriophages using chromatofocusing. J Chromatogr A. 2008;1207:110–21.

10. Lute S, Aranha H, Tremblay D, Liang D, Ackermann H, Chu B, Moineau S, Brorson K. Characterization of coliphage PR772 and evaluation of its use for virus filter performance testing. Appl Environ Microbiol. 2004;70:4864–71.

11. Zhou JX, Tressel T. Basic concepts in Q membrane chromatography for large-scale antibody production. Biotechnol Prog. 2006;22:341–49.

12. Arunakumari A, Wang J, Ferreira G. Advances in non-Protein A purification processes for human monoclonal antibodies. Advances in Separation and Purification. Biopharm Intl. 2009 (Suppl);22(3):22–6.


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Online pharmacy offering free delivery in Nairobi

Following a partnership announced today between Visa and MYDAWA, it is now simpler and safer to purchase medication through the online pharmacy in Kenya.

The partnership is part of a drive to encourage consumers to embrace cashless payments and avoid leaving their homes during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the incentives, Visa customers who order medication and other essential products via the MYDAWA platform get a discounted rate on their purchase.

“This partnership with Visa could not have come at a more important time for the country. By using MYDAWA, people will be able to stay at home and stay safe as they order for their essentials at a discounted price,” said MYDAWA Managing Director Tony Wood.

The use of the eCommerce platform will also help to flatten the curve of COVID-19 infections in the country. This together with the savings through the platform will further help cushion Kenyans from the economic effects of the pandemic.

Corine Mbiaketcha, Vice President and General Manager for East Africa at Visa, added, “We are reminding customers during this time that Safe is Smart by offering them avenues that help them stay safe.”

Orders on the platform are delivered to the individuals’ home, office or convenient location in less than 4 hours and with no delivery fees within the Nairobi metropolitan area. Users outside Nairobi can also order the products they need and will receive their delivery within 24 hours. One can pay using mobile money, credit or debit card, and health insurance for medicine.

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How do people convert Black Money into White Money?

What is Black Money, How to convert Black money into White Money

This  is an informative article which intends to inform people about some of the methods adopted by people in India to conversion of Black Money.

This post does not encourage any person, communities, organization to use any of the below methods to convert Black Money into White Money.

Fake Sale to Jewellers

Go to a local Jewellers. Tell him the amount you want to convert into white money as cash. Jeweller will give you a cheque back for the same amount less 4%. Jeweller would give you a purchase bill to show that you have sold silver/gold to him. On the amount of the cheque when you file your return in year end you will have to pay no capital gain tax as Silver utensils are Personal effects and capital gain does not arise on sale of personal effects.

Formulation of Trust & doing Charity:

Popular way used by people to convert black money to white is by formulating trust for social cause. They make executive bodies of own people in trust sometimes illiterate people like driver cook etc. They donate black money to this trust as charity to convert black money. On paper it is charity but off the shelf it is conversion of black money to white.

Showing Cash Income from Profession:

Another popular way to convert black money to white is by showing income in cash. Income from tuition, professional fees or commission is shown as cash by many tax payers it is nothing but converting black money in white.

By Real Estate

Real estate is sector where majority of black money is parked. People use real estate deals to convert black money to white. It is observed that people do fake real estate deal exchange money and cancel these deals due to non-payment of money.

Depositing Black Money on name of Family members

Another popular method for converting black money to white is to open bank account on each and every individual family member. Deposit black money on the name of every family member to convert it in white.

By Declaring Black Money:

Best method for converting black money to white as per me is by declaring this money to IT authorities and paying tax on this money to convert it in white. There’s already enough economic chaos, why add to that?

  • I don’t recommend readers to follow any of these steps. I just want them to be aware regarding these false practices.
  • I trust that a tax planning should be done in such a way that it can stand the test of the legal battle of course subject to debates.


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  • Easy withdrawal and transfer, accessible any time
  • Consider other storage options for high-value holdings or bulk silver

Bank Safe Deposit Box

Safe deposit boxes offer an affordable, secure and convenient method of storing your holdings. Most banks are not set up to handle large quantities of bulk silver, however. Safe deposit boxes are also not insured by the FDIC or most personal insurance, so you may want to consider insuring them separately.

  • Safer from theft than a home safe
  • A better choice for high-value holdings

Domestic Storage Facility

A safe deposit box or other advanced depositories are great options when it comes to storage.

  • Highly secure and private, with no government reporting requirements
  • Strong option for both high-value holdings and bulk silver

International Depository Services

For the ultimate in privacy and service, consider International Depository Services (IDS) of Canada, a precious metals depository in Toronto. Assets are stored here in an international personal custody account, which is off depository balance sheets and beyond the reach of the U.S. government.

  • A full-service option
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  • Preferred option for high-net-worth individuals, businesses and trust/hedge funds
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Strategic Wealth Preservation Storage Facility

SWP is a purpose-built precious metals storage facility located in the Cayman Islands. Independently owned and operated, this non-financial institution is the closest off shore storage option for North American investors seeking to internationalize their hard assets.

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To make a good bug report you should list the following.

The type of device you are using. Knowing the type of device lets us figure out if it is a quirk with that device, or an overall issue.

The OS version of the device you are using. Knowing the OS of device lets us figure out if it is a quirk with that OS, or an overall issue.

What version number of the app are you running? You can find this by clicking the menu button at the top left of the screen when you are on the homepage or login page. It should show the version number at the very bottom of that screen formatted as X.X.X(XXXXX)

Reproduction steps if you can(how did you make it happen). EX: You can't invite players to the party. Did you got to any other screens before going to the party? Did you just get out of a game? Did you just login? What exactly happened leading up to you encounter your issue. Can you force this to happen again, if so tell us exactly what you do to make it happen. If we can reproduce it then it makes to much easier to figure out what caused it.

Screenshots of said reproduction steps, or the end result, whatever applies. Sometimes screenshots can show us what happened better than you can say what happened.

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Before you post be sure to search to see if you bug has already been reported. It is much more efficient for us to look at 1 thread with 40 posts about the same problem, than 40 threads about 1 problem. You can check this post to see if it has already been reported: ... 60&t=39260

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100 Things You Should Know About People #79 — People of Different Ages Have Different Error Strategies

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Let’s say you study two people using a smartphone that has an advanced still and video camera. One is 22 years old, and the other is 47 years old. Neither of them has used this smartphone/camera before. You give them a set of tasks to do. Will there be a difference between them? Will they both be able to complete the tasks? Will they make the same mistakes? Neung Kang and Wan Yoon (2008) conducted a research study to look at the types of errors both young and older (not very old, but older) adults make when learning how to use new technologies. In their study they identified and tracked different error strategies:

Systematic exploration — When people use  systematic exploration, this means that when they make a mistake they stop and think about what procedures they are going to use to correct the error. For example, let’s say that a user is trying to figure out how to email a picture with the smartphone/camera. She tried one menu and that didn’t work, so now she sets out to see what each item in the menu system does for the camera part of the device. She starts at the first item in the first menu and works her way through all the choices in the part of the product controls having to do with the camera. She is systematically exploring.

Trial and error — In contrast to systematic exploration, trial and error means that the person is randomly trying out different actions, menus, icons and controls

Rigid exploration — If someone does the same action over and over, even though it does not solve the error, that is called a rigid exploration. For example, the person is trying to send a picture via a text message, presses a button and gets an error. She then chooses the picture again, and presses the button again. She keeps repeating this combination of actions, even though it doesn’t work.

Age and Expertise — Here is what Kang and Yoon found in their study:

There was no difference in completion rates for the tasks on the devices due to age, but the older (40-50 year olds) used different strategies than the younger (in their 20s) adults.

  • Older adults took more steps to get the tasks completed, mainly because they made more errors as they went along, and they tended to use more rigid exploration strategies more than younger adults.
  • Older adults often failed to receive meaningful hints from their actions and therefore made less progress toward the task goal.
  • Older adults showed more motor-control problems.
  • Older adults didn’t use their past knowledge as much as younger adults.
  • Older adults had a higher level of uncertainty about whether their actions were correct. They felt more time pressure and less satisfaction.
  • Older adults adopted more trial and error strategies than younger adults, but analysis of the data showed this was not due to age, but due to lack of background and experience with the type of device.

What do you think? What is more important in terms of errors, age or experience with that type of device?

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Kang, Neung E., & Yoon, W.C. (2008). Age- and experience-related user behavior differences in the use of complicated electronic devices. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 66, 425–437.

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  1. Interesting study, but I’d rather see it with something that both cohorts are unfamiliar with. Obviously, the younger group would be more comfortable with something techy. But how about something like a sewing machine? a flight simulator?

  2. I have noticed something like this, offhand.
    Pretty much every digital watch has the same basic interface of two buttons and a crown/stem. I find that people who cannot use or adjust the features of their watch are mystified by the buttons. When they push a button, the date briefly appears, then disappears. Push the other button and the alarm icon appears/disappears. Pull the crown and turn the stem, and you might be able to adjust the time.
    I know that accessing other features or adjustments requires changing the watch’s ‘mode’ by pressing and holding one of the buttons. Changing values is done by pressing the other button, and going to other features is done by pressing the first button again. It’s the same for every digital watch.
    I have a model of how a digital watch’s features and adjustments are accessed, and all watches seem to follow this model in a general sense. The button press order may be different, but still it’s a matter of change mode, change value, change mode.
    With application user interfaces, it’s the same. I have a model that is based on certain actions to expose different functions (click/hold, right-click, left-click, menu, etc) and I can explore an interface by using a few standard actions. Because of this, I can quickly familiarize myself with many ‘advanced’ features of an application through a systematic exploration.
    Strangely, to me, many people are not aware of this model, and approach an app and its UI as though it were completely new, and must learn it from scratch.
    Now, the big idea: I am mystified by the “ribbon” interface. It doesn’t really fit my model very well, and so I have a hard time with it. My thinking, while appropriate for UI schemes of the 90’s, doesn’t work as well for 21st century applications, and so I need to make my mind flexible in a new way to formulate a new UI model. This has been harder for me, in my 50s, than it was when I was younger.

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What did people make of Shakespeare’s role in the ‘Isles of Wonder’ Olympic Opening Ceremony last night? Here are some thoughts from Twitter – you can add your voice to the mix in the comments below!

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  • Humphrey

    Haha yeah I thought the same thing – perhaps ‘Once more unto the breach…’ or St. Crispin’s day would have been too nationalistic?

  • Humphrey

    Original extract:

    “Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises,

    Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.

    Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments

    Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices

    That, if I then had waked after long sleep,

    Will make me sleep again: and then, in dreaming,

    The clouds methought would open and show riches

    Ready to drop upon me that, when I waked,

    I cried to dream again.”

    Olympic context:

    “Don’t worry, even though the UK is PUMPING with festivities,
    cool music and stuff, they are to be enjoyed and won’t hurt anyone.
    Sometimes (like at the opening ceremony) there will be sooo much music!
    And sometimes people will make speeches, that are bound to stir up people’s
    hopes and dreams, clouds parting with the glory of Olympic medals,
    so that if someone should actually win a gold medal then it will be like a dream within a dream (THAT is how much fun these Olympics are going to be)…”

    Apart from it being quite unreasonable for people to understand the poem by drawing on it’s original context and characters (made even more unreasonable by the fact that Branagh was dressed as Brunel, in the English countryside, surrounded by industrial entrepeneurs… a far cry from Sycorax’s island), it is too obscure trying to label ‘this part as from Caliban’s perspective’ and ‘this part as from Ariel’s perspective’, let alone what characters ‘are about to do in the original play’ in a such a wildly re-imagined setting. The entire ceremony was about invoking impressions of English culture, however vague or ambigious the imagery and cultural references presented might be.

    I think it is more likely that the piece was chosen to simply articulate the general mood of palpable excitement crackling through the air, which is does just fine without the need to work out what connects Colonialism and The Tempest.

  • Sharad Vohra

    are bemused at the selection of the quote from Tempest. In the play, Caliban is about to try to kill the imperial ‘manipulator’ who took away
    his island. The critics cite the British Empire, Colonialism and the uncouth
    pagan character in the play.

    context of the play provides a relevant symbolism, as topical today as any
    other time. Wonder if the Olympic creative team meant it.

    play contrasts the spiritual ethereal qualities of psyche (in Ariel) and the
    baser qualities of man (in Caliban). Of the controlling consciousness and the unconscious
    aggressive, devilish instinctual drives (id).

    this thing of darkness i
    acknowledge mine.

    it’s not an “insubstantial pageant faded”.
    Rather – “How beauteous mankind is! O
    brave new world”.

  • Andrew

    I’m not sure Sir Ken playing Brunel playing Caliban was the ceremony’s finest moment but the rest of the show was amazing! Just when I thought The Beatles meeting the Windrush immigrants in a steel foundry was utterly ludicrous it resolved itself into the flying Olympic rings, the first of many stunning images which celebrated our sense of tradition combined with a restless, chaotic and subversive creativity which, as a Brit, I’m proud to claim as my cultural heritage. This is the country which had the Sex Pistols’ ‘God Save The Queen’ at No. 1 in 1977, the Queen’s Silver Jubilee year, and that same love-it-but-don’t-feel-tied-by-it, tear it down and build it up again, spirit inspired every second of the Olympics ceremony from the sky-diving Queen to the dancing hospital beds. Completely bonkers and utterly brilliant!

  • Ty Unglebower

    I liked it, and as usual, Kenneth did an excellent job reciting same. I did thing it was a somewhat strange choice around which to build the theme. Given all the Shakespeare that could have been used. Not terrible, just…odd.

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Eliza: "Yeah yeah. People do have day dreaming" ( huge sound of laughter was shed between us).

It had been two weeks of entering busy scheduled study life and the study was going to be tough day by day. I was busy whole week and atlast the day came when there was going to be class test. I was well prepared for it. The test started and went nice, more than my expectations. I was standing outside the class, waiting for friends, when I noticed some one's presence behind me. I turned to see, and heard the whispering sound of Saleh saying me:

Saleh: "Hi, my name is Saleh. Can I talk to you for 5 min. I want to ask you about your test. How was it? It was quite easy. Mine went good. I need your help for next assignment. Can I .... "

( I cut his conversation in mid and said)

Alisha:"Hold on. Did I ask you to tell me your biota. I am not interested in any of your talk, Got it."

I left the place, when I saw Eliza seeing me and him together and without saying anything, she ignored me and left. What she was thinking, w hy didn't she come here. Why didn't she talk to me. She seemed to be upset. May be her test went bad or may be she was angry over something else. Lots of worrying thoughts were going through my mind. I vanished my thoughts and rushed to her home in evening, she was looking normal.

We were sitting in front of each other and finally I broke silence by asking:

Alisha: "why you left without meeting me, what happened. I think you have misunderstood me, he tried to talk to me, but I refused as you said. I didn't .."

( Eliza cut my conversation saying)

Eliza: "Wait a sec. When did I asked you explainations and I didn't said dont talk to him. He is good, you can talk."

Alisha: "But Eliza, you yourself said that he is not good in character and to hell with him, why should I talk to him."

Eliza : "No. I didn't mean that. You have heard me wrong. Anyways, leave it. How was test?"

After little conversation with her, I came back to my home, thinking all way that why she was lieng to me, how could I get her words wrong. If I had been, then why she behaved such at campus with me.. Oh GOD! what was going on...... I kept on thinking while lying on bed, till sleep took me away from these thoughts..

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When I came across Dr Kelda Green’s book, Rethinking Therapeutic Literature, I was fascinated — Dr Green had recently completed her PhD on the therapeutic aspects of literature and was sharing insights from her research. Her book was essentially a trim-down version of her PhD thesis and I wanted to know more. Particularly as her work aligns closely with Book Therapy’s mission: accessing the therapeutic benefits of literature.

Dr Green was born and grew up in South London. She read English and French at The University of Liverpool, graduating in 2009. She went on to complete a Master’s degree in ‘Reading in Practice’ before completing a PhD at The University of Liverpool’s Centre for Research into Reading, Literature and Society in 2018. Rethinking Therapeutic Reading, her first book was published in June 2020 by Anthem Press.

Here I share my conversation and author Q&A with Dr Green, herself.

Q: Tell us a little about your experience at the University of Liverpool’s Centre for Reading, Research and Society?

A: It was a unique experience. It was also challenging at times. What was really special about it, was that I got to work with people from very different fields to my previous experience when I was studying for my undergraduate and master’s degree at the University of Liverpool, based in the School of Arts, studying English and French.

By the time I started my PhD, the professors I was working with had moved over to the psychology department and it was very much about taking literature out of the traditional confines of the English department and instead looking at how it impacts people, how it can be used and how it affects people. It enabled a genuine kind of interdisciplinary research. I had the opportunity to work with experimental and clinical psychologists. It was great to have those different perspectives in the room, while still retaining our skills as literary experts — of close reading and analysis. It was really an integration of all the different skills the people involved were bringing to the table, from the experimental psychologists and clinical psychologists, to the literary experts. It was unique in that way. This exposed me to different ways of thinking as well as working.

Q: Did you write your book over those four years?

A: Once I completed my PhD, I spent the next year editing it down, refining it and turning it into the book format. It was about one hundred and ten thousand words in the end. Now, it’s about sixty thousand words.

Q: In the book, you quote a paragraph from the book “The Limits of Critique” by Rita Felski “Texts cannot influence the world by themselves, but only via the intercession of those who read them, digest them and reflect on them, rail against them, use them as points of orientation and pass them on.” I found this very insightful and absolutely agree. Did you find anything specific or surprising from your research?

A: Through a series of experiments, I tested how literature could be received or used by modern readers, some of whom may have very little exposure to the kind of classic literature that I required them to read and respond to. The way people took to it was quite surprising; as well as how much they absorbed and then gave back. For example, for one of the experiments I conducted, I asked people to spend two weeks reading a long poem by William Wordsworth and keeping a daily diary, writing down their thoughts and feelings about what they’d read or how it related to their lives.

They all reacted in very different ways. Delving deeply into their lives, they explored quite unique elements of their lives. They all used the poem for their own specific needs.

I purposely chose a difficult text. The responses from the group confirm their struggle in reading the poem — it demands significant attention. I recommended that they read it slowly and carefully, splitting the poem into sections that were gradually tackled on a daily basis. When the readers were able to give it their attention, it was quite powerful. As each day passed, they developed a relationship to the text, to the poet and the characters. It was quite interesting to see that happening on the page.

Q: I was fascinated to learn that much of the basis of Montaigne, Wordsworth and by extension George Eliot and Freud’s work draw inspiration from stoicism, were there any other authors that you considered but did not include in the book in this respect?

A: Stoicism permeates so much of Western thought and Western literature.

Stoicism and Seneca influenced so many different writers in different ways. There’s also this direct link between Seneca and Stoicism and modern psychological therapies, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for example, is also based largely on stoicism. I wanted to connect these two branches together.

Seneca’s letters are very famous and there’s significant literature about the impact of his letters and his philosophical works on the world of psychology. However, he also has this other body of work, his tragedies and they very much feed into the history of the tradition of literature. Some other authors I considered writing about were Shakespeare, St Augustine and Byron. But for me, Wordsworth and George Eliot were crucial. The relationship between them and their importance to me are at the heart of this book. I worked backwards from them, trying to get to the origins of what we now might call 'therapeutic' within their work and that is what led me to Stoicism and Seneca.

I think that in the end, it was helpful to the structure of my argument that each of the four writers that I selected were working in a different literary form: Seneca was writing letters and tragedies, Montaigne was writing essays, Wordsworth was writing poetry and George Eliot was writing novels.

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Q: Is there a particular Stoic text that you would recommend to someone who is just starting out in this field?

Seneca’s letters are great to start with. I would recommend his letter titled On the Shortness of Life, but I'd definitely recommend reading them in conjunction with some of his tragedies, which are often neglected. I’d also suggest Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations.

One other book that I cite right at the beginning of the book is Jules Evans Philosophy for Life and Other Dangerous Situations.

That was a really helpful book for me right when I was starting out, not just about stoicism, but about different ancient philosophies and how they are connected to the modern world — how they can be used, how they are being used and how they connect to different psychological kind of therapies.

Q: I loved your chapter on George Eliot and the novel — particularly because it brought back my own memories of reading “The Mill on the Floss” and I remember how each and every sentence always pushed an emotional button! You mention in your book that it was almost as though she was a psychologist ahead of her time and her novels often depict the patient-therapist dynamic. Could you expand on this?

A: At the time, George Eliot was writing, she was also deeply interested in psychology — psychology was just starting to develop as a concept, as a discipline, and it was attempting to fill a space where religion might have previously taken hold. At the time certain people were turning away from traditional religious beliefs, becoming more secular in ways that had never been seen before in Britain. Psychology in some respects emerged out of the need to fill that gap.

George Elliot was interesting because she was connected with some of those really early pioneers of psychology that were not necessarily known as psychologists at the time but who were developing these kinds of ideas. Her contribution to that seemed to be captured in her writing within her novels.

For me, what makes George Eliot feel like a proto-psychologist is the way she treats humans, without reducing or simplifying their complexity.

Similar to what a good psychologist would say, that is, you have to stay in the complexity of your situation; she gives us a language and a syntax with which to think about that complexity. Often we lack the language to truly understand how we are feeling and this can be really damaging. What is therapeutic about George Eliot’s novels, is that she offers us language and that syntax for really thinking about the complexity of our situation and our lives.

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Q: Out of all the forms of therapeutic reading mediums you considered (i.e. tragic stories, essay, poem and novel), which one do you believe to be the most effective as literary therapy?

A: Each of them can be as effective or ineffective as one another. It depends on the person and the place and the moment in time. You could read a poem and it could have a huge impact on you. It could be massively therapeutic at one point in your life. And then six weeks later, you could read it again, and it could mean nothing to you. That doesn’t matter. It’s served its purpose. It’s had its impact on you at the place and time that it mattered.

Equally, you might recommend a novel to someone at a time in their life when it’s completely impossible for them to sit down and read it. Maybe the novel with find them again at another time, or maybe they will find what they need somewhere else.

What makes literature and more broadly what makes the arts therapeutic, is that it’s not actual therapy — it becomes therapy ‘by stealth’.

Also what works for one person might not work for the other — there is no one size fits all.

Q: I loved the idea of your third experiment — about writing letters to the author and the characters within the novel — did you find that the readers saw themselves in the characters whilst writing the letters? And was the process of writing a cathartic exercise in that respect?

A: I was asking readers to write from the perspective of the characters in the book. They chose a character from the book where they had the option to write a letter back to themselves as the reader. Or they could write a letter from that character to George Eliot and imagine what that character would want or need to say to George Eliot if they had the opportunity. About half of the participants chose to write to George Eliot as one of their letters.

Very often the readers wrote letters to characters that they felt a certain sense of kinship to or that they recognized elements of those characters in themselves.

I found it interesting when people began to take imaginative leaps, getting into the mind of the character and changing with that character over time as they read more of a novel. felt an affinity with the characters knowing that they were just as complicated as themselves. It was fascinating to watch them oscillate between the mind of the characters and their own minds. When readers began to make these leaps beyond just simple, one-way empathy, then yes, it felt cathartic.

There was a natural sense amongst the participants that this was something that could be therapeutic people used the novel and the exercise of writing the letters as therapeutic without needing to be prompted.

Q: It was interesting to see that many of your participants choose to write the letter to George Eliot, almost as though she was ‘God’ — did you find this to be a reflection of the patient-therapist relationship playing out through the book, where the author is seen as therapist and the reader as patient?

Yes, particularly in the first letters they wrote, there was a sense of the character addressing George Eliot, as though she was a godlike figure, that she had control over their lives, that she knew everything about their lives.

She is their creator after all. So it’s a natural response. Also George Eliot has this huge mind, this really expansive mind presence that’s almost god-like, and I think it was that sense of George Eliot's mind that readers were tuning in to.

Q What are next steps for you? Any passion projects you are currently working on?

A: I’m working at a London-based children’s literacy charity at the moment. I'd love to be able to write more in the future and to continue to build upon some of the work that I have started with this book.

You can purchase a copy of Dr Green's book titled 'Rethinking Therapeutic Literature' here.

A big hello and thank you for reading! Passionate about literature, psychology, and life I launched Book Therapy as an alternative form of therapy using the power of literature. I create reading lists/personalised book prescriptions based on your individual needs, this is my signature personalised reading service. My book recommendations have featured in The Guardian, NBC News and Marie Claire. You can also check out Book Therapy’s free reading lists and A- Z of book prescriptions (covering both fiction and non-fiction). These suggest books based on your existing life situation (e.g. anxiety, job change, relationship heartache) as well as interests (e.g memoir, historical fiction, non-fiction, crime etc). There’s also a Children’s A — Z of Book Prescriptions. Feel free to check out the blog for more literary gems. There’s also a post on my personal story of how I entered the world of bibliotherapy and book curation. And if you’d like to connect, email me at or

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14 Halloween Brownies recipe ideas

October 16, 2018

Chocolate brownies always go down well at any time of the year. However, with Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to add a spooky twist to how you serve up this delicious treat. Whether you are preparing a batch to hand out to Trick or Treaters, wishing to add a spooky treat to lunch boxes or hosting the Halloween party of the year. I’ve prepared a list of 14 Halloween brownies recipe ideas to inspire your next batch of gooey chocolate brownies.

14 Halloween Brownies recipe ideas

  1. Minty Vampire Brownies – these easy mint Vampire Brownies are sure to please the kids and adults alike.
  2. Peanut Butter Monster Brownies – Looking for something that goes bump in the night? Try these peanut butter monsters for size!
  3. Hocus Pocus Spellbook Brownies – seriously chocolatey treats for all wannabe witches
  4. Candy Corn Halloween Brownies – bake these scrumptious Candy Corn Halloween Brownies to kick start Halloween celebrations.
  5. Halloween Candy Brownies – Gooey brownies topped with all your favourite Halloween candy
  6. Spider Web Brownies – a spooky Halloween recipe for decadently rich brownies covered in peanut butter spiderwebs! Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free.
  7. Melting Witch Brownies – These Melting Witch Brownies brownies would be perfect at the Halloween party this year!
  8. Monster Mash Halloween Brownies – Magically swirled with bright purple and green buttercream on top of fudgy brownies, this treat has a trick inside.
  9. Eyeball Fudge Brownies – a traybake treat topped with chocolate fudge and ghoulish eyeballs!
  10. Pumpkin Pie Halloween Brownies – a great fall/autumn dessert, and these are fun, luscious, quick and easy
  11. Melting Ghost Brownies – Spooktacular fun and scrumptious eating are coming your way! Gather your goblins to share lots of baking tricks and treats.
  12. Easy Mummy Brownies – so simple to make, the children will love getting involved with making these
  13. Leftover Candy Witches Brew Brownies – perfect Halloween dessert recipe for using up all of your leftover Halloween candy!
  14. Mummy Brownies – Simple brownie idea utilising ready-made brownies and vanilla frosting

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  • Mrs Mactivity (@MrsMactivity) October 16, 2018 at 4:41 pm

    These look absolutely delicious! Shame I am on my pre Christmas diet!

  • Michelle Murray October 17, 2018 at 9:00 pm

    Aww my little boy would love to make these. They look amazing.

  • Teresa sheldon October 21, 2018 at 3:51 pm

    These look fantastic going to have to have a go at some of them

  • Amanda Noble October 21, 2018 at 9:21 pm

    These look fabulous! Must give them a try over Halloween!

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