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Mandolin Tasting

Alan Bibey - Mandolin Tasting

Time: 11:00 Saturday Location: Showcase Stage building – hosted by Alan Bibey of Grasstowne

A Mandolin Tasting is when you get some very knowledgeable and talented mandolin players in a room with some very nice mandolins. This differs from a mandolin workshop in that the focus in less about playing techniques and more about understanding the features that make a good instrument.


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Our Lead Researcher

Dr Pete Gill (pictured above, at right) became involved in whale research and deepwater sailing in 1983 after several years as a rural worker in the Australian bush.  For years Pete assisted Dr Bill Dawbin, the ‘grandfather’ of humpback whale research, in studies of humpback migration and song before branching out into his own studies of humpback migration.  These studies took him to the waters around the Coral Sea, New Caledonia and the coast of Tasmania.

More sailing adventures were on the horizon.  In 1989, Pete skippered the 20m schooner A & V Thistlethwayte in a scientific circumnavigation of Australia, the Oceanic Research Foundation’s “In the Wake of Flinders” expedition.  Among other studies, this voyage extended the known distribution of breeding humpback whales to the northernmost point of the Kimberley coast, well north of the previous presumed limit around Broome.

The Antarctic region has been a central part of Pete’s evolving knowledge and understanding of whale biology and ecology.  He has visited Antarctica 13 times: on private sailing expeditions including Riquita’s voyage to the Ross Sea in 1986, the Mount Minto Bicentennial (mountaineering) Expedition aboard the Thistlethwayte in 1988, and the Iniquity Antarctic Whale Project in 1993; on whale surveys aboard the Australian government icebreaker Aurora Australis; and as a lecturer, boat driver and guide on Antarctic tourist expeditions with World Expeditions and Aurora Expeditions, to the Ross Sea and East Antarctica.  Pete assisted Dr Deb Thiele in initiating the first Antarctic cetacean ecological research program on board the Aurora Australis during the mid-1990s.

In the 1990’s, Pete also worked with Greenpeace Australia as Marine Mammal Researcher, trying to build bridges between NGOs, scientists and users of the sea, meanwhile continuing his humpback whale research.  He also assisted in a Sydney University southern right whale research program at the Head of Bight (South Australia) and in Western Australia. To support his research and expedition activities, Pete worked for over 15 years as a home handyman, part-time writer and photographer.

The story of how Pete ‘discovered’ the blue whale foraging ground off southern Australia is told on the Our Story page. This is now the longest running blue whale research program in the Southern Hemisphere. Pete lives in coastal bushland near Portland, Victoria with his wife Susie and son Felix, close to the blue whales and his primary study area, the Bonney Upwelling.

Pete has authored numerous books, book chapters, scientific papers and magazine articles.  His books include the Reader’s Digest Explores Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises (with Linda Gibson), the Nature Company Guide to Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises (with Mark Carwardine, Erich Hoyt and Ewan Fordyce), and Whale Watching in Australian and New Zealand Waters (with Cecilia Burke, now in its 4th edition).  His photographs have appeared in numerous books, and he has lectured widely on whales, whaling and Antarctica.

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As Ivan and I travel around to many BNI regions all over the world, we are constantly amazed at how philanthropic our members are. I guess it should come as no surprise that business professionals who are drawn to an organization whose philosophy is Givers Gain® would be givers themselves.

We want to shine the spotlight from time to time on these members and tell you a little bit more about what they are doing that is having an impact on their own communities. Our first spotlight member is Jay Bell, a financial adviser for Northwestern Mutual in Maryland and member of the Baltimore B Chapter of BNI.

Rising StarJay was recently named a Rising Star by the Living Classrooms Foundation and the Baltimore Business Journal. This award honors up-and-coming young professionals in philanthropy.

A native of Baltimore, Jay pledged to raise $3,000 during the months of August and September, 2013, for the Living Classrooms Foundation, which strengthens communities and inspires young people to achieve their potential through hands-on education and job training, using urban, natural and maritime resources as “living classrooms.”

I spoke to Jay over the summer and learned that he is passionate about helping young people get ahead, especially those who feel they do not have a chance. Jay’s work will help more of them get a leg up and move upward and onward through the Living Classrooms Foundation’s initiatives.

As of this post, Jay has met and nearly doubled his pledge! He raised $4800 and has referred Living Classrooms Foundations to the BNI Foundation for a $1000 Givers Gain Grant, which is pending approval. Ivan and I congratulate you, Jay!

We are grateful that BNI is full of charitably minded individuals like Jay, and we look forward to introducing more members like him to you in our blog.

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Persian Recipes & Stories

“Deravian’s debut book is a tour de force…the 100-plus recipes she shares…plus the lovely essays, reminiscences, and photographs serve as proof that a magnificent cookbook, like an excellent meal, is so much more than the sum of its parts.”
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This blog contains additional information about the bowie knife, as well as the fighting knives of other nations.

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Bowie-Knife Atrocities Linked to Drunkenness

A newspaper editorial from March 4, 1839:
A Temperance Law in Mississippi.
General Foote has introduced into the Legislature of Mississippi, a law more severe against spirituous liquors than that of Massachusetts. This is striking at the root of the Bowie knife atrocities. It prevents the sale of spirits under a gallon, and at the place where sold subjects tavern-keeper to penalties and securities of $10,000, &c.
When I was researching my book Dueling With the Sword and Pistol, it struck me how connected dueling was with the heavy drinking so common at the time. Dueling faded out in the English-speaking world during the Victorian era, around the same time that public intoxication was no longer socially acceptable among the gentry.

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We have a closed Facebook page - BRCA Kent.

This is a safe and secure forum for our ladies who can't make the support group meetings and also for keeping in touch in between meetings.

Using this site, there is always someone able to offer support 7 days a week.

Due to the sensitive nature of the discussion on the group page, we have a set criteria. It is only for ladies that have a BRCA mutation diagnosis and are living in Kent are eligible to join. This ensures we can maintain a small intimate and local group.

If you are interested in joining the group, please send a request to join, and respond to the 3 questions you get asked.  If you don’t get added, then look out for a private message from us. We often end up in the "other" inbox, so please make sure to check there!

If eligible to join the group, you will automatically get invited to Support Group Meetings and Awareness Days. However, if for any reason we can't welcome you to our group at this time, we may be able to signpost you to other more appropriate groups of support for you.

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* Answer the 3 questions that come up as a prompt. That then makes it quicker for us to identify you and accept you to the group.

* If you have done that & you still haven’t been accepted into the group, check your Facebook Messages (& sometimes, Facebook spam folder) for a message from us.

* Once we have identified you fit the criteria, you will be accepted into the group and automatically be invited to come along to our support group meetings.

A special thanks to Macmillan, Whitehead Monckton Charitable Foundation, and Rotary Maidstone Dawn Patrol whose grants and donations have supported our group.


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Eco Village Tour – Molino de Guadalmesí

Initially, I didn’t have Molino de Guadalmesí on my list, as they need volunteers to stay for a minimum 3 (!) months and be fluent in Spanish. It was a last minute decision to book a 5-day stay as a guest, stopping over on my way from Ronda to Sevilla (via Tarifa). This eco village is centered around an old mill alongside the Rio Guadalmesí.

The landscape and atmosphere of the place are breathtaking. Where else can you have rolling hills, the Mediterranean, a crystal clear river and the continent of Africa all within arms length?

The Molino is also the first project on my trip that is actively converting from private ownership to a community-owned foundation. And in practice it can be felt that Johnny (who has been at the Molino for 12 years) is transitioning control to the ‘Molinos’ and ‘Aldeanos’ (those are varying stages of involvement/seniority). The first step to any of this, however, is a 3 month stay as a voluntari@. And there’s certainly enough work to do. On top of the 21 goats (see header image) there are chickens, a massive garden and various buildings to look after.

The mill building has an ancient oven which has been reactivated for bread baking, and Javi, one of the  Aldeanos, has made it his mission to tweak the bread recipe to perfection.

The Molinos don’t mind the guests getting their hands dirty, so I tried my best to help out with goat herding/milking, and building a contraption to save the trees from the chickens…

Community management seems to come naturally at the Molino. There is just a basic sense of mutual respect. There are also daily after-breakfast games and a talking session around the bonfire on monday nights.

All meetings are in Spanish, which – although tricky for my – is a good idea to help integrate the project in the neighbourhood and avoid ‘eco-colonialism’.

I had an amazing time here and am definitely planning to come back!

But for now it’s time to move on to Los Portales with a quick stopover in Sevilla.

Eco Village Tour – Mijas

This is the view from the terrace of Veintidos, a mini urban-eco-village-inside-a-house, where I am currently staying:
[update: this project has closed and Aimee has moved on to Kuckucksmühle]

My host, Aimee, has two spare bedrooms and a living-room sofa, all of which accommodate a lot of couch-surfers all year round. Some of them are volunteering/wwoofing to help build up the garden in the backyard, which has seen a great transformation from wasteland to food-producing permaculture lab.

As well as the gardening, there are all sorts of donation/upcycling/freebox projects going on, and it could also be a great spot for digital nomads which are inclined towards permacultural ways.

For me Veintidos has been a haven of luxury, with my first hot shower in a week and a big sofa with WIFI connection to catch up on blogging.

Aimee makes it easy
to help out in the house
with this friendly list,
and most people are
happy to give a hand.

I used my last day to hike up the hill behind the house, quite a steep climb if you’re only used to walking up Hermannstrasse, but an amazing view which I used for the header image. I am getting ready to move on to Los Guindales tomorrow and am looking forward to my last night in a stone house for the foreseeable future.

Eco Village Tour – Orgiva

Orgiva is a village about half an hour north of Motril, which itself is about an hour east of Malaga.

I am here to meet up with Melchior and Amiel who are planning to start a new eco village project, Badulina.
[update they have since moved there]

They have not yet moved to the Badulina location, so I am visiting their current community in the valley of El Morreon, just outside Orgiva.

I get to spend my first night in ‘the Bubble’, and get to test my new high-tech sleeping bag at temperatures of 4 degrees inside a geodesic dome covered with plastic foil:

Having survived this, I get to hang out with cute swedish kids (who I think look a bit like Klaus Kinski) and also an upgrade to a heated campervan….

The days are filled with typical eco village stuff, like cooking, getting hold of water (neighbours tap for washing up, supermarket bottles for drinking), washing up, fixing stuff.

But I am also having some really good talks with Melchior&Co about visions for an eco village community in general, and Badulina in particular. Straight off the bat, I am in the middle of people who have the plans and resources (and experience) to make good communities happen.

Part 2

Unfortunately I was struck down with a little stomach bug and had to take two days off, including the day when they went to see the new land. This was somehow made up for with a google earth session, looking at a high-res satellite image of the entire new premises including installations, like the existing buildings and water well.

Meanwhile, I am struggling with the woodburner inside the van:
if things go well you end up with a cosy warm van,
if things go bad the place fills with smoke
and you need to open up all the windows.
With outside temperatures around 6 degrees
this is not a nice thing to happen
when you were planning to curl up with an (e-)book and a cup of tea…

I was able to sort my stomach out so that on Friday I could get a lift to Motril (and from there a bus to Malaga) together with Melchior’s mum, who has been doing some great cooking for all of us over the week.

I need to add that the reason for the stomach bug was not any of the great cooking, but rather the fact that the bug was already going around amongst the children and we had limited hand-washing facilities on-site. (i.e. no running water, just buckets out of barrels).

Time to leave El Moreon and Orgiva and head towards the next project: Veintidos in Mijas.


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Rufus Wainwright • Brussels • Wednesday the 12th of March

Affectionately referred to by Elton John as “the greatest songwriter on the planet” and praised by the New York Times for his “genuine originality,” Grammy nominee Rufus Wainwright has established himself as one of the great male vocalists and songwriters of his generation.
Back in 2012 already, he mesmerized the Ancienne Belgique during a blazing concert only he has the secret to. He presented ‘Out of the Game’, that has a more groovy tune to it, thanks to the hard work of producer Mark Ronson. This year, Rufus is coming back with his ‘Best Of’! ‘Vibrate’ contains both studio and live versions of his very best tracks, as well as some covers and two brand new songs – one of which “Me and Liza”, that was released in February. To celebrate this magnificent record, Rufus Wainwright is pleased to announce a concert date on Wednesday the 12th of March, in the intimate setting of the Cirque Royal in BrusselsAn exceptional concert night is coming up!

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The Council for Tripartite Cooperation has discussed the government’s proposals for compensations of businesses during the COVID-19 crisis at an online meeting. The epidemic has hit sectors such as the hotel and restaurant industry, manufacturing, transportation, construction, culture, sports, retail trade, and more. Unions, employers, and the government did not reach an agreement. Businesses and unions have made numerous requests for additions and extensions of the adopted emergency measures, BNR reported.

The Council for Tripartite Cooperation will continue the discussion on March 28, at a new meeting.


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Listing some of the perks for our campus ambassadors

1) On performing according to the expectations set they will be acknowledged and given a higher position in our company.

2) They will get a chance to interact with highly intellectual people and expand their knowledge base.

3) Internship certificate will be given after completion of their work.

4) A chance to learn from a new start-up company.

5) To get a proper exposure from the very beginning.

6) Assured incentives will be given to those who surprise us with their hard work and dedication.

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So…what do you think about my new site?

I know what you’re thinking. “Wait…where’s the hockey stuff? I want hockey stuff! Who makes a site titled, ‘CanadianHockeyParents’ without putting anything about hockey on it?”

Well first of all, I technically have a picture of some hockey players. And one of them is doing some sick splits, so….

Secondly, I’m very sorry if I disappointed you. You could check out or something if you really need your hockey fix.

Thirdly, I do. You asked, “Who creates a site like this without hockey stuff on it?” I do. I create a site named ‘CanadianHockeyParents’ without putting hockey stuff on it. That’s apparently how I roll.

But I have a purpose in mind for this site. You can actually read about it on my About page. Long story short: I met a Canadian hockey parent who
gave me some good advice and I wanted to share it with the world. Boy, that sounded a lot cooler in my head….

But here’s the deal, I really do think that some of the stuff I’m going to share will be helpful. I’ve received some out-of-this-world advice/help/inspiration and I’m excited to share it with all of you.

So thanks for joining me on this journey of self-discovery and discovery-sharing. Be sure to check out the next post where I tell you about the great advice from my Canadian friend.


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Understanding Prostate Changes: A Health Guide for Men

Explains prostate cancer symptoms, risk factors, the PSA test, and other prostate conditions including BPH and prostatitis.

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Covers the treatment options for early-stage prostate cancer, such as active surveillance, surgery, and radiation therapy, and helps men decide which treatment is the best for them.

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Covers both the physical and emotional post-treatment issues for cancer survivors.

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Covers coping strategies to help cancer caregivers adjust their focus to the recovery phase once treatment is over for their loved one with cancer.

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This pamphlet gives you answers to questions such as:

You make want to take this pamphlet with you to your doctor’s visit. Fill it in together. Then use it to share information about treatment, with your family and friends.

The information in this booklet was last updated in August 2008.

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C&B Electrical cover all work to all roller shutters & sectional doors. We work on many manufacturers including Ellard, GFA, NECO & many more

Some of work we do

Repairs & fault finding (available 24 hours)
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We offer same day / out of hour repairs for any urgent work where possible, and can usually fit in smaller non urgent repairs within a few days.

We are based in South Shields & cover the North East area including Durham

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Leukotrienes are lipid mediators that evoke primarily proinflammatory reactions by activating

Leukotrienes are lipid mediators that evoke primarily proinflammatory reactions by activating receptors present on practically all cells. this process, termed transcellular biosynthesis, can lead to the production of leukotrienes, it has not been possible to determine the significance of this pathway in vivo. Using a series of bone marrow chimeras generated from 5-lipoxygenaseC and LTA4 hydrolaseCdeficient mice, we show here that transcellular biosynthesis contributes to the production of leukotrienes in vivo and that leukotrienes produced by this pathway are sufficient GSK2606414 manufacturer to contribute significantly to the physiological changes that characterize an ongoing inflammatory response. Introduction Leukotrienes (LTs) belong to a large family of lipid mediators, termed eicosanoids, that are derived from arachidonic acid (AA) and released from the cell membrane by phospholipases. They can be found at high levels in most inflammatory lesions and have been shown to contribute to the physiological changes observed during inflammatory responses. The first step in the production of all LTs, the oxygenation of AA to form 5-hydroperoxyeicosatretranoic acid and the immediate dehydration of this unstable intermediate to LT A4 (LTA4), is carried out by 5-lipoxygenase (5-LO). LTA4 produced from AA by 5-LO is the common substrate from which all LTs are formed. Metabolism of LTA4 by LTA4 hydrolase (LTA4-H) results in the production of the potent chemoattractant LT B4 (LTB4). Alternatively, LTA4 can be conjugated with glutathione by LTC4 synthase (LTC4-S) to produce LT C4 (LTC4) and its metabolites LTD4 and E4, collectively referred to as the cysteinyl LTs. These lipid mediators are known to MGC129647 increase vascular permeability and regulate smooth muscle tone. The enzyme required for the initiation of production of all LTs, 5-LO, is expressed predominantly by cells of myeloid origin, particularly neutrophils, eosinophils, monocytes/macrophages, GSK2606414 manufacturer and mast cells (1C4). In contrast, the enzymes carrying out GSK2606414 manufacturer the second step in LT biosynthesis, LTC4-S and LTA4-H, are more broadly expressed, and high levels of LTA4-H expression have been noted in several tissues (4, 5). These findings have suggested that under some circumstances LTA4 produced by inflammatory cells can be transferred to cells that express only LTA4-H, where the synthesis of LTB4 is then completed. Evidence suggesting that individual steps in the production of eicosanoids might occur in different cells comes, in part, from experiments showing that platelet-derived arachidonate may be used by endothelial cells to produce prostacyclin (6). The process was termed transcellular metabolism or transcellular biosynthesis. A number of lines of evidence support a role for transcellular biosynthesis in the production of LTs. First, labeling studies showed that, similar to the production of prostacyclin, AA present in platelets could be used by neutrophils to produce LTB4 (7). Thus, AA used in the production of LTs can be provided by neighboring cells and does not need to come only from the activated myeloid cells. Furthermore, experiments showing that LTA4 is released by activated polymorphonuclear leukocytes suggested that not only AA, but also the metabolic intermediate LTA4, might be transferred between cells (8C10). Finally, results from a number of coculture systems using purified populations of cells, tissues, and organs, are consistent with a model in which at least a portion of LTs present in tissue are produced by transcellular biosynthesis. In these studies, the level and profile of the LTs produced from individual cell populations were examined and compared with those produced when two populations were cultured together. These studies showed that both the amount and type of LTs present in the supernatant from the combined populations often differed from that expected by simple addition of the LTs produced by the individually cultured cells. For example, while neutrophils stimulated with the ionophore “type”:”entrez-nucleotide”,”attrs”:”text”:”A23187″,”term_id”:”833253″,”term_text”:”A23187″A23187 produce primarily LTB4 and isolated lung tissue produces only very low levels of LTC4, coculture of lung tissue with neutrophils resulted in a marked increase in LTC4 production. Similar results were obtained from coculture of neutrophils with either erythrocytes (11, 12), keratinocytes (13), alveolar macrophages (14), tracheal cells (15), platelets (16C18), or endothelial cells (19), or with (20) isolated organs, such as skin (13), GSK2606414 manufacturer lung (21, 22), and heart (23). Despite this intense investigation, it has not been possible to determine whether transcellular biosynthesis occurs in vivo and, if so, whether the levels of eicosanoids produced by this pathway are sufficient to contribute to the ongoing inflammatory response. To examine this question directly we use two genetically engineered mouse lines; the first is deficient in 5-LO (mice fail to produce both LTB4 and LTC4 and thus have blunted inflammatory responses to peritoneal injection of zymosan A and to cutaneous application of AA (26). As expected, the animals are deficient in production of LTB4, while biosynthesis of LTC4 remains intact and is not decreased (27). 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Phosphorylation of tyrosine residues in protein, as well seeing that their

Phosphorylation of tyrosine residues in protein, as well seeing that their dephosphorylation, is closely linked to various illnesses. the TbIII ion as the emission middle. Also in the coexistence of phosphoserine (pSer) and phosphothreonine (pThr), pTyr could be efficintly discovered with high selectivity. By just adding these TbIII complexes towards the solutions, phosphorylation of tyrosine RPS6KA1 in peptides by proteins tyrosine kinases and dephosphorylation by proteins tyrosine phosphatases could be effectively visualized within a real-time style. Furthermore, the actions of varied inhibitors on these enzymes are quantitatively examined, indicating a solid potential of the technique for efficient testing of eminent inhibitors from several candidates. 1. Intro In character, enzymatic phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of proteins control many natural occasions. Cellular pathways controlled by these enzymatic adjustments of proteins are Apitolisib therefore versatile. Throughout transmission transduction in cells, for instance, Ser, Thr, and Tyr, residues in proteins are reversibly phosphorylated and dephosphorylated, leading to preferred modulation of the experience of relevant enzymes [1, 2]. With regards to the need for these enzymatic reactions, several elegant chemical detectors to detect them in proteins have already been already reported. Generally in most of these detectors, phosphate residue(s) of phosphoserine (pSer), phosphothreonine (pThr), and phosphotyrosine (pTyr) in proteins is usually selectively destined as the acknowledgement target in order that these three types of phosphorylations are recognized at similar level of sensitivity without significant discrimination [3C11]. Handy information around the functions of proteins phosphorylations in natural systems continues to be acquired. The molecular styles of these detectors and their useful applications have already been the topics of many superb evaluations [12C21]. On the other hand with these general detections of phosphorylations of Ser, Thr, and Tyr in protein, this review targets selective recognition of phosphorylation of Tyr only (Physique 1). This Tyr phosphorylation by proteins tyrosine kinases (PTKs) and proteins tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs) makes up about just 0.05% of the full total phosphorylation in cells (nearly all phosphorylation occurs on Ser or Thr) but requires a crucial role in the regulation of very important biological functions (differentiation, adhesion, cycle control, endocytosis, and many more) [22, 23]. In epidermal development element receptor (EGFR), its autophosphorylation of the Tyr residue causes signal-cascade in cells [24, 25]. In the downstream, there function several Apitolisib Src family members kinases, that are also managed by their Tyr phosphorylations and subsequently phosphorylate Tyr residues in additional proteins [26C28]. If Tyr phosphorylation is usually excessive or inadequate, serious complications are induced towards the living. Consequently, PTKs and PTPs are thought to be main focuses on in drug finding [29C34]. For quite some time, several laboratories created elegant optical detectors to evaluate those activities of the enzymes. In a few of these, substrate peptide was conjugated (or fused) to a probe molecule (e.g., Tb(III) complexes [35C40], Mg(II) complexes [41C47], Ca(II) complicated [48], Zn(II) complicated [49], Compact disc(II) complicated [50], peptide derivatives [51, 52], as well as others [53, 54]). The additional detectors involve noncovalent relationships between a substrate and a probe (e.g., Tb(III) ion [55C62], European union(III) complicated [63, 64], platinum(II) complicated [65], and Tb(III) complexes [66C69]). Open up in another window Physique 1 Phosphorylation of tyrosine residue by proteins tyrosine kinases (PTKs) and its own dephosphorylation by proteins tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs) for the rules of natural functions of protein. Among all of the probes looked into, lanthanide ions and their complexes have already been widely and effectively employed because of the exclusive light-emitting properties [70C77]. The photoluminescence from these ions offers unusually lengthy life-time (in the region of micro- to milliseconds), and therefore the background sign can be reduced by using time-resolved spectroscopy. On the other hand, the kinase reactions had been accompanied by the disappearance of ATP (way to obtain the phosphate group for pTyr) [78, 79], whereas the phosphatase features were monitored from the creation of phosphoric acidity [80]. Nevertheless, these analytical strategies are often challenging from the perturbation indicators from additional phosphate-containing solutes, ATP-dependent reactions, and/or phosphate-producing procedures in the specimens. Furthermore to these chemical substance sensors, antibodies particular to pTyr are broadly being used at the moment for useful applications, but their utilization continues to be hampered by high costs, rather poor balance, and various other factors. Accordingly, chemical substance probes that straight visualize PTK/PTP activity and make unbiased indicators are necessary for additional developments from the field. This paper testimonials recent advancements in optical solutions to selectively detect pTyr in protein. The primary worries are high awareness of pTyr recognition and its enough specificity (regarding pSer and pThr, which can be found a lot more abundantly in natural systems). As emission probes, lanthanide ions (specifically TbIII ion) and their complexes are utilized. By combining exclusive properties from the emission from these steel ions with so-called antenna impact, the background indicators are minimized, in support of the sign from pTyr is certainly selectively Apitolisib supervised [67]. The recognition activity on pTyr is certainly.


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The CDK9-related pathway can be an important regulator of mammalian cell

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» Sweet Taste of Success

One family in Ireland has done an amazing job and raised over 3000 Euros, through their fundraising efforts. We were recently contacted by CdLS mum, Melissa Coleman from County Cork, with a fantastic recipe for fundraising. Melissa has a daughter with CdLS, Tabitha, who turned 5 in February.

She has a friend, Natalie Keane, who runs a craft Chocolate business with her sister. The company is called Bean & Goose and they make a range of chocolate bars with some incredible flavours. Natalie knew of Tabitha and her condition and kindly offered to donate around 50 large bars of her chocolate to raise money for the Foundation. She wanted nothing for her costs, so all profit would go to us.

Bean and Goose Chocolate BarWhen Melissa told us, she asked if we could help with creating an awareness raising band around the hand-packaged bars. Of course, we were delighted to help. One of the flavourings of the donated bars was lavender, in honour of our CdLS colours.

The bars could only be sold in Ireland, so no shipping costs were incurred but they sold out very, very quickly, making nearly €300 for us. They also were a very effective way of raising awareness of CdLS, with some informative text about the syndrome and a picture.

As if that wasn’t enough, Tabitha’s dad, Liam Coleman managed to have the Foundation nominated as one of the charities supported by the company he works for, Eli Lily, for their Christmas charity day. Based in Kinsale, County Cork, Eli Lily held their fundrasing day in December. They raised a massive €3,200 for CdLS.

CdLS Christmas CardsIrish Regional Volunteer, Eleanor O’Kelly-Lynch has also had a seasonal scheme to raise funds and awareness. She put together some CdLS-branded Christmas Cards for Irish families. Eleanor says; “The CdLS Christmas card idea was a great success and we will definitely make them an annual fundraising event, judging by the interest we got. We got 1000 cards printed and could have easily sold another 500. Everyone got behind the idea and families ordered them in multiple packs of ten. Thanks to Jenkinson Logistics for paying full cost on design and print which meant every cent raised went to CdLS Foundation - a real bonus giving us  a total of €1080.”

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And there might be something about railways.

Thursday, 9 February 2012

A good brew in Brewood

Last night we ventured out to the Civic Society again, where the speaker this time was from the Bournville Village Trust, and told a slightly smaller audience about the history and values of this still extant housing association, founded by the Cadbury family in 1900 - not just for their workers, contrary to popular belief (and unlike Saltaire and Port Sunlight) but to provide pleasant, healthy housing to a wide variety of people and give them the opportunity to get out of Birmingham's slums. Bournville - and a couple of newer satellite developments - are still run on the same principles today. What I thought was great was that although no members of the Cadbury family have been involved in Cadbury's chocolate business (now owned by Kraft of course) for years, nine out of the twelve Bournville Village trustees have family connections.

Decent, sustainable housing and the lessons it has offered over the years is surely a far greater legacy than the ever shrinking Creme Egg.

Afterwards we repaired to the Swan for a pint of Directors and a packet of pork scratchings. As usual it was very busy, and we sat at a table with a couple of blokes and got talking to them, and one of them, it transpired, was the new(ish) landlord of the Bridge. We promised him that we would take our guests there next weekend rather than to Wheaton Aston for lunch. We know the Bridge's food is good (and very reasonable); it's just that mooring and winding might be a bit trickier, but I'm sure we shall relish the challenge.

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Thursday, 23 January 2020

Too high a price

My railwayman friends seem on the whole to like the idea of HS2. Maybe that shouldn't be a surprise; it is a railway, after all.

I don't.

Never have done. I like trains. I like railways. But I don't like destruction and - without wishing to go over them again - I don't buy the arguments. I see commercial interests and their lobbying behind the political support. I see claims about speed swiftly replaced by claims about capacity as soon as it became obvious that no-one was bothered about getting to Birmingham half an hour quicker. I see the diesel engines that haul me into St Pancras which, much as I like them, were supposed to have been redundant decades ago. I wonder how making it easier to go to work in London is going to revive the economies of the North. I look at artists' impressions of futuristic bridges criss-crossing the Trent and Mersey and cannot imagine how the landscape will be changed. I think of the transport infrastructure, the new trains, the electrification, the housing, that those billions could buy.

And today I found out that my favourite London pub has been demolished to make way for the expansion of Euston, where HS2, even if it gets built, might never reach.

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The Bree Louise, a slightly grubby pub (with what my friend Mike described as the worst pub gents he'd ever seen) down a slightly seedy side road behind Euston station where you had the choice of more than a dozen real ales, mostly straight from the barrel, and could get a half decent hot meal for six quid, and eat it in peace and quiet.

I'm finding it hard to describe how that makes me feel. Not just the loss of a decent pub, but that somewhere I knew, somewhere that lives in my memory, a solid, 150-year-old building - not to mention the streets around it - is no more.

The way that compensation has been handled for people whose properties along the route have been compulsorily purchased appears to have been scandalous as well.

  1. Good to see you blogging again Sarah.
    Your mate was right about the gents at the Bree Louise (RIP)!
    And look at the destruction of the western side of Euston Square, the bit behind the Euston Tap, to make way for the relocated taxi rank.
    The Oxford summit won't be quite the same either. The earthworks for HS2 have already spoilt things there.
    Don't get me wrong, I too like railways but HS2 is bad news all round.

    NB 'Red Wharf'

  2. I haven't been back to Euston for longer than I realised. I guess that was a different part of my life, that revolved around Bloomsbury and the West Midlands. I've moved on, but it still hurts to see it being razed behing me.

  3. Sarah, I agree entirely. Too high a price at current estimates, let alone the actual outturn cost. The people behind it get very upset when you suggest that folk up north don't actually need to go to London that often, and when we do we are quite happy with how long it takes.


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Monday, December 24, 2012

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

First of all, thank you to everyone who supported the Publishing Hearts for Connecticut. They were able to raise $5,500 for those families and victims of the Sandy Hook incident. It really showed that there is hope and goodness in the hearts of people.

Check out my blog post over at the MiG's on what to ask if you get that agent call.

I will be taking a short break from blogging to enjoy the holidays (and get some writing projects finished too!).

And then it's 2013!!!! I'm super excited about this year because this is my pub year!

This time of year can be extremely busy and hectic but I'm hoping you'll find peace and joy through it all.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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Peace and Joy to you and yours too :D

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Happy Holidays to you too Christina :D And best of luck in the new year as your pub year! That must be such an exciting thought.

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Monday, February 15, 2021

Meet Elandra Wells, vampire and biochemical engineer.

When Elandra receives an invite from the High Council of Supernaturals to train for a coveted spot within The Keepers of Knowledge faction, she jumps at the chance. After all, the secret program might help the doctor, who hates being a vampire, find the last ingredient to craft a special serum to eradicate her condition. But finding Vlad Dracul’s ring isn’t a simple endeavor. Locating it isn’t the problem. Snatching it while a council member questions her every move makes the task too difficult.

Another obstacle? The sexiest, panty-dropping vampire she’s ever met. Camdyn Pryce. And he doesn’t trust Elandra.

What makes matters worse? Elandra struggles with her desire for Camdyn. Whenever they’re alone, she can barely control herself around him. He seems to be losing the same battle with the lovely doctor as well.

When Camdyn lets down his walls and tells her how he feels, she’s faced with a dilemma—be the doctor who develops a cure for her condition or follow her heart.

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L’Oréal Withdraws Product With Too Much MI In It

There is a news story that L’Oréal have issued a product recall for their Ideal Moisture Dry and Sensitive Day Cream in Canada. The reason is that the level of MI in it is higher than Health Canada’s regulations allow.   This is quite a rare event – big cosmetic companies are usually pretty good at following regulations.  Unfortunately Google has not revealed the details of just how much over they were.  But the product has been on the market for three years so there is a good chance that they have simply failed to keep up with the regulations and that the product was legal when formulated and launched.  They have shifted just under 60,000 units.

I picked this story up from a blog that campaigns against MI, which of course they are perfectly entitled to do.  But I don’t think that this case provides them with much ammunition.  The problem was picked up by L’Oréal themselves, not the authorities and certainly not one of the self appointed consumer advocate groups.  There were no reported reactions to the product.  This might come as a surprise to people who think that MI is a chemical that provokes a lot of them.  The plain fact is that isn’t.  The large numbers of reactions that are reported to it are the result of its wide use, not the material itself.  This isn’t to minimise the very real suffering of people who do react to it – and any of us could join that group at any time – but it doesn’t do any good to exaggerate its incidence.  You can only make good decisions on accurate data.

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This doesn’t mean that L’Oréal shouldn’t do everything in their power to prevent the same thing happening again.  The problem with this preservative is its overuse.  Using more than the rules allow is making a bad situation even worse.  Although nobody has reported a reaction to this particular product it isn’t impossible that somebody somewhere might go on to develop a sensitivity to it that they wouldn’t otherwise have done.  They should definitely be looking at their procedures and seeing how this mistake came to be made.

(I have a standard disclaimer about Amazon product links, but I think it is particularly clear in this case that I am not swayed by any hope of monetary reward from this review – its just a handy way to get images that you can use without running into copyright problems.)

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  1. Doron

    Looking for product like sampo, soap and..with no :
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  2. Mercia

    Be aware – Oasis hair wax contains a lot of MI. After months of suffering an allergic reaction on my hands i went for a patch test.
    MI that is part of the Kathon allergen, shows a positive reaction.

  3. Jennifer McWethy

    Does Loreal still use some MI in Revitalift? I had a horrible reaction recently (2017) and had burns that still have not healed! I used the eye cream and it is still peeling months later. I used on my face and have a perpetually scabby area.

  4. Diane bishop

    Can people tell me what their reactions were? I currently have an allergy to “something”. My Ig levels are currently 283 (range is 1-100). I have tried all sorts of creams from the GP (none work) and 180mg of antihistamine daily (also not working). I have an awful itchy skin, mainly on my arms and now working its way towards my arm pits. Sometimes on my lower back in the mornings. After I have scratched, my skin feels like it is on fire and I am left with a clear liquid coming out of the scabs (sometimes). Any ideas anyone? Desperate to find a solution.

  5. Colin Post author

    There’s only one tool available, which is to get your GP to refer you to a dermatologist for a patch test. It could be literally anything. I have a very mild reaction to the enzyme in biological soap powders which affects roughly the same areas of my body, which might be a clue though there are plenty of other possible allergens out there.

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An Archivist's Blog

This blog is operated by the Institute of Critical Zoologist's (ICZ) archivist and seeks to open a dialogue about general happenings at ICZ’s Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) and maintain a scholarly dialogue on the Instiute's research, history and heritage. Located in Japan, SCRC seeks to collect and preserve materials that document the history, culture, heritage, and language of the the ICZ and to make these materials available to the public.

"To speak about Matsuo Sugano’s work is not an easy task. His office lies in a chaotic underground vault at the ICZ. It is filled with thousands of images and documents. I am not exaggerating. Hardly anyone enters his office for fear of disturbing the precarious placements of his many stacks of images. They threaten to cave in on you but Matsuo seems to know they never will. Everything that we ever need to know about the ICZ’s past has an image which Matsuo can call up from his archives. Any question can be answered with an image."

Zhao Renhui, on Matsuo Sugano's role in the ICZ

In 2006, Zhao Renhui and Matsuo Sugano embarked on a project to work with the archives of the Institute of Critical Zoologists. During the project, Matsuo Sugano kept an online journal of his experience while working with the ICZ's archive. A selection of which has been made available on this website.

Some texts translated by Zhao Renhui with revisions to the original text by the author.

A version of the text on this blog was given at a lecture at ArtSuperScience Forum, Tokyo, on October 5, 2009.

Lead wall, Masayuji Yanai, Guiana Highlands Plateau, Brazil, 2006.

From Special Collections. File 11: A wall in the forest

Professor Masayuki believed that they had uncovered remnants of an earlier experiment conducted by Donald R. Griffith of the Rockefeller University in 1952.

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Moral Doctrines of Cyberinsurgency

Is Cyberinsurgency Justified?

When attacked, it is always moral to defend oneself.

Insurgency is always a response to sufficiently provocative political activity: if someone is hurting you, one of the best ways to get them to stop is to show them that you can hurt them back.

Insurgency tactics – 4th Generation Warfare – rely on adjusting the enemy’s cost/benefit equation, by making it unexpectedly expensive to accomplish their goals. The insurgent takes advantage of the inherent asymmetry in irregular warfare: larger powers have larger attack surfaces, so small attacks against logistics or transport are disproportionately effective. You can have a dominant force that is unbeatable on the battlefield, but their trucks still need fuel, they need water to drink, and safe places to sleep. The insurgent’s ability is to make existing on the battlefield or occupied territory unbearably expensive in terms of manpower and technology. The cyberinsurgent’s strength is to make their opponents’ computers cost/benefit go suddenly negative: your expensive surveillance system is now generating a huge number of false alarms, the intelligence data you collected is suddenly revealed to be unreliable, your logistical automation system has been hacked and is delaying critical supplies, your surveillance methods are being disclosed and tools for bypassing them are published. The cyberinsurgent is not like the (mostly mythical) cyberwarrior, who is going on the attack to try to bring down a target’s systems in order to weaken them for political purposes – the cyberinsurgent’s efforts are oriented toward evaporating the efficiencies of automation and making cyberspace an unusually complicated and expensive area of operations.

Take, as an example, one of the most important operations of cyberinsurgency to date: Edward Snowden’s disclosure of many of the US National Security Agency’s techniques. From a perspective of public relations and civil politics, it had a great effect. But imagine the unseen cost to the NSA. Imagine the huge amount of time they had to spend in damage-control, in “walking back the cat” to figure out what was taken, in wondering and worrying about what comes next. Now, NSA will have to be thinking “can we outsource our system administration to a contractor?” The damage to the NSA, from a public relations standpoint, was huge – but the staffing, effort, and response cost was completely disproportional to the effort it took Snowden himself to do the damage. Imagine how expensive the NSA’s surveillance systems would become if they had to build them to resist a hundred Snowdens? This is one of the crucial lessons for the cyberinsurgent: sometimes you do not even need to badly hurt your enemy, if you can trigger them overreacting they will hurt themselves badly enough.

I’m Afraid of Big Brother so I Want Him to be Stupid and Incompetent

Corporations, governments, and other organizations are moving into cyberspace, and they do not have your best interests at heart. In fact, we would argue that virtually none of them do. The least bad of them mostly want to monetize your online activity by feeding your eyeballs endless annoying banner ads. The worst of them want to strip-mine your life and your information, sell your details to data brokers and governments, and cross-check you with criminal databases, then violate your existence if there’s a real (or accidental) connection. If the computer systems that we are all using are going to become the battleground for a new war – a war of government and corporate partners to take over cyberspace – we may as well make it unusually expensive for them to do so.

George Orwell was wrong about 1984, so far. But Big Brother is real. If we’re going to have a surveillance state inflicted upon us from above, it is in everyone’s interest to have it bloated, stupid, over budget, badly coded, mis-configured, and hackable. The identities of Big Brother’s servants should be published and their privacy rights are forfeit because they chose to side with the forces of oppression. The watchers must be watched. If you are worried about them, they should be afraid of you.

In the 1970’s, a group of US Senators saw the potential that a large-scale and well-coordinated state surveillance system had.  In their report, they concluded:

“In the need to develop a capacity to know what potential enemies are doing, the United States government has perfected a technological capability that enables us to monitor the messages that go through the air. (…) Now, that is necessary and important to the United States as we look abroad at enemies or potential enemies. We must know, at the same time, that capability at any time could be turned around on the American people, and no American would have any privacy left such is the capability to monitor everything—telephone conversations, telegrams, it doesn’t matter. There would be no place to hide.” [Church Committee]

Most nations on Earth have now acquired some semblance of these surveillance technologies, with even the most-technologically-challenged ones purchasing advanced surveillance technologies from cyber mercenaries.  If the country on Earth with the most-strict privacy guarantees is having the state surveillance crisis it is today, imagine the surveillance systems and processes which are in full effect in countries without any privacy guarantees.

If we believe any rights to be self-evident today, we should protect our right to our digital personas, our data, our digital activities.  We must all understand the scale and scope of the surveillance state and its corporate partners.  Armed with that information, we can then decide at which level we will engage in cyberinsurgency.  Whether by simple means of obfuscating our online identities or hiding our communications subtly within other communications streams, or actively increasing the operational costs of the surveillance state and reducing the profits of its corporate partners.

I Can Adjust Your Cost/Benefit Equation

Everything that is going on in cyberspace is being done based on some kind of cost/benefit analysis for someone. The cyberinsurgent has a moral right to disagree with that cost/benefit analysis if it involves them. If some monster website is selling your data, and making money by selling your eyeballs, you have every right to shut your eyes. But, beyond that, you have a right to make it expensive for them to build you into their cost/benefit analysis. If you are angered at some organization that “monetizes” you to the tune of $29.00, then the way to adjust their cost/benefit analysis is to cost them $290.00. Ideally, the cyberinsurgent will figure out a way of communicating that moral choice to their oppressor. I.e.: “I know you sold my marketing data to spammers, because I am now getting spam. I have chosen to cost you $300 – thereby removing the profits you thought you made off of me – and if we have to have this conversation again it will cost you $3,000.”

Nation-states allow themselves, under international law, an option known as “retorsion.”[1] “an act perpetrated by one nation upon another in retaliation for a similar act perpetrated by the other nation” it is the fundamental concept in operation during trade-wars or tariff disputes. If one country does something that another particularly dislikes, they can adjust the other’s cost/benefit equation to help them see the error of their ways. The cyberinsurgent bypasses the thoroughly discredited 20th century concept of “nation states” and treats cyberspace as their domain, their nation, and engages in activities intended to punitively adjust the cost/benefit equation of invaders.

But It’s Offense!

Resisting oppression or economic coercion is not an offensive act. It is a moral right. Some might even say it’s a duty.

They will call cyberinsurgents “cyberterrorists” because states and corporations only acknowledge the rights and interests of other states and organizations, never of individuals. But they are wrong – cyberinsurgents are not going on the offensive, any more than the people of an occupied nation pursue the occupation army when it finally breaks and packs up and leaves. Cyberinsurgents are fighting scorched-earth warfare on their own land, which is cyberspace. If the governments and corporations stop intruding and go away, the cyberinsurgent will stand down, and wait – and watch.

As scorched-earth warriors, cyberinsurgents acknowledge that – to a certain degree – they are hurting themselves. They are wasting their own tax money by mooting the systems that they were extorted to pay for. This is all true; the question is whether you want a Big Brother that is inept and stupid, or one that is lean, mean, and efficient? To even ask the question is to answer it.

Governments and corporate powers have acted unilaterally, often in secret, to increase their ability to surveil and control.

We can act unilaterally, in secret, too. In fact, we must.


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PowerPoint for Mars Correct? Mars is Wet! Critique of All NASA Mars Weather Data.

PowerPoint for MARS CORRECT: Critique of All NASA Mars Weather Data.

Summary of 8 years of research indicating that air pressure in Mars is about 85 to 100 times higher than NASA asserts.

Basic Report for Mars Correct: Critique of All NASA Mars Weather Data

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Basic Report for MARS CORRECT: Critique of All NASA Mars Weather Data

216-page summary of 8+ years of research indicating that air pressure in Mars is about 100 times higher than NASA asserts and discussing srtious problems with all other Mars weather data.

Radio Interview of July 20, 2015.

July 20, 2015 Barry Roffman radio interview about Mars. I was interviewed again about Mars on the the John Moore Show. The interviewer was Tim Spencer. The interview starts about about 1 hour 11 minutes into the 2+ hour show at http://www.thejohnmooreshow.com/.

Radio Interview of April 30, 2013.

April 30, 2013 Barry Roffman radio interview about Mars.

The link to a radio interview that I gave about Mars on April 30, 2013 is as follows: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/curtner-and-kerr/2013/05/01/barry-roffman-with-larry-taylor-mars-exposed

Basic Report 1

Mars Correct Basic Report Section 1

Abstract, Introduction, and Martian Dust Devils

Report Sec.2-2.1

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 2 to 2.1

Overview of Instrumentation Problems

Report Sec.2.2-2.4

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 2.2 to 2.4

Mars Pathfinder (MPF) and Phoenix Pressure Issues.

Report 2.5 to 2.6

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 2.5 to 2.6

MSL Pressure Sensor Pegs Out at Sol 370, and the Viking Dust filter

Report 2.6.1-2.7

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 2.6 to 2.7

Viking Pressure Reports & Digitization, Consistent Daily Pressure Spikes, MSL Weather Reporting Fiasco

Report 3-4.1

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 3 to 4.1

Caves & Spiral storms on Arsia Mons; Snow, Water Ice & Carbon Dioxide; Ls of Minimum Pressure

Report 5-6

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 5 to 6

Radio Occultation and Spectroscopy

Report 7-7.2.1

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 7 to 7.2.1

Martian Wind Problems, Anemometers/Telltales, & Sand Movements

Report 8-9

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 8 to 9

Downrange Landings; Dust Opacity and Pressure

Report 10-11

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 10 to 11

Excessive Deceleration During Aerobraking Operations

Report 12-12.3

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 12 to 12.3

Potential Pressure on Mars, Methane, and Sky Color

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Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 13 to 14

Relative Humidity and Temperature Measurement Concerns

Report Section 14.1

Mars Correct Basic Report Section 14.1

Ground temperature problems

Report 15 to 18

Mars Correct Basic Report Sections 14.1 to 18

Conclusions, Recommendations, Acknowledgements, and Afterword - What difference could all this possibly make?

Report 19

Mars Correct Basic Report References

Annex Links

Mars Correct: Critique Of All NASA Mars Weather Data, With Emphasis On Pressure: Annexes (With Links) And Appendices

Report figure & table links

 Mars Correct: Critique Of All Nasa Mars Weather Data, With Emphasis On Pressure: Links To Figures In The Basic Report

Concession by Ashima

Ashima Research Concedes to Roffman Critiques

Ashima Concession For Posting Incorrect Data For The First 268 Sols And The Roffman Response To It:

Revised MSL Year 1 Weather Data

REMS TEAM Mars Weather Reports

The history of 669 sols of weather at MSL with emphasis on major changes (likely political in nature).

 MSL Martian Weather Year 2 up to Sol 270

 REMS TEAM Mars Weather Reports

 REMS TEAM Mars Weather Reports from MSL Sol 670 and forward to Sol 866.

MSL Year 2 Summer Weather Data

MSL Year 2 Weather Record from Ls 270 (summer) to Ls 0 (360).

REMS TEAM Mars Weather Reports from MSL Sol 865 to Sol 1020.

MSL Year 2 Autumn Weather Data

MSL Year 2 Weather Record from Ls 0 (fall) to Ls 90.

REMS TEAM Mars Weather Reports from MSL Sol 1,019 onward.

Old MSL Weather 1

Orignal REMS Team and Ashima Research MSL Weather Record

REMS Team/JPL Give Us a Moving Target for Mars Weather Data.

Old MSL Weather 2

Original REMS Mars Science Laboratory Summer Weather Record

Original REMS MSL Summer Weather Record

Soil 2% water

Analysis of MSL Water in Soil Announcement

There is a lot of water just under the surface of Mars - maybe too much for the pressure accepted by NASA.

JPL fudges pressure curves

How JPL fudges pressure data to keep it on expected curve.

Close observation of original and revised MSL pressure data shows that JPL will not publish pressures more than 7 Pascals off the pressure expected curve.

MSL Temp. ∆ Mast to Ground

MSL Temperature Change From 1.5 Meters AGL to the Ground

MSL Temperature change from .5 meters above the ground to the ground.

Relative humidity

Relative Humidity at Curiosity, Gale Crater, Mars

Are these numbers all wet? Statements about relative humidity do not jive with the record

Mars sky color

Martian Sky Color Controversy

Disinformation about Martian sky color apparently started with an order by NASA Administrator Dr. James Fletcher when Viking 1 touched down.

Tavis Sensor Suspicion

Tavis Pressure Sensor Suspicions.

ANNEX G To MARS CORRECT: Critique Of All NASA Mars Weather Data, With Emphasis On Pressure: Tavis Transducer Specifications and Test Results. Tavis CADS are found here.

Vaisala Sensor: Phoenix & MSL

Vaisala Sensors used on Phoenix & MSL

Issues raised by the Finnish Meteorological Institute show reasons to be concerned that pressures reported are false.

Pathfinder pressures

Pressures Measured by Mars Pathfinder

Pathfinder Data is Best Compared to Viking 1 Data

Wind Booms & Disinformation

MSL Curiosity Wind Booms and Disinformation

Pathfinder Data is Best Compared to Viking 1 Data

Ingersoll Debate

Data Debate with Professor Ingersoll of CalTech/JPL

Why there is "No Sale" on a NASA Mars expert's request that this study be terminated.

Mars Daylight Math: Roffman vs. NASA (REMS Team & Ashima)

How can we trust scientists who publish faulty data for so long even after we have pointed out obvious errors?

Curiosity Geology

Curiosity and Ancient Life on Mars

The red color of Mars points at least to a past with plenty of oxygen

Landing altitudes

Altitudes for Mars landers with weather instruments

The higher the landing site, the less the pressure.

Mars Mission History and Sites

 Mars Landing Sites

Attempted Martian landings and Martian weather data.

Nuc on Mars?

Was there a nuclear blast on Mars?

Disinformation requires a cause - something worth hiding from a public that might panic or have its values altered. Dr. Brandenberg's discovery may point to reason for a cover up.

Aldrin's Phobos Monolith

Aldrin's claim of a monolith on Martian moon Phobos

Seeing is not always believing when photos are involved. Does Aldrin know more than what these pictures show?

Ashima/MIT GCM Critique

Ashima/MIT Mars General Circulation Model Critique

The Mars General Circulation Model by Ashima/MIT is flawed as were the MSL Mars weather reports posted by Ashima. Research.

NASA alters temperature data

How NASA altered high temperatures for MSL

After NASA reported that temperatures were higher than expected at Gale Crater on Mars, they simply went back and dropped the temperatures reported.

 Sol 370 History

History of MSL Sol 370 data changes by REMS and Ashima Sites.

After the REMS Team posting a record high average pressure of 1149 Pa (11.49 mbar) for Sol 370, and having our team question it (MSL could not measure over 1150 Pa), REMS pulled it down and put up a likey bogus false pressure of 865 Pa (8.65 mbar). Ashima Research still shows the higher pressure.

Viking pressure  sensors failed

Proof Viking Pressure Sensors Failed.

Evidence is presented to show that clogged dust filters on Vikings 1 and 2 kept the Tavis Pressure sensors from measuring ambient air pressure on Mars.

Dust Storm Nonsense

2012 Mars Dust Storm Nonsense

Analysis put out by JPL about a 2012 regional dust storm that never reached MSL or Opportunity was plainly unfounded utter nonsense.

JPL Press Conference Critique 1

Critique of JPL Press Conference of 15 November 2012

JPL made several unwarranted assertions about dust devils seen at MSL during this conference. The wind data they quoted was later withdrawn by them due to a wind instrument on Boom 1 that broke on landing.  Navigating

Navigating Mars

Navigating Mars: Altitude and Longitude Issues

The rules for establishing altitude and longitude have both changed. This article will attempt to clarify the issues involved. Obviously altitudes will greatly affect pressures.

Phobos Grunt Failure

Phobos Grunt Failure, a Horrible Failure, But Not a Surprise.

The Russians failed to reach the Martian moon Phobos (again) with a mission launched in 2011. The final Russian failure analysis is reviewed, as is earlier speculation about Phobos.

Moving sand & Mars winds

Sand movement and Martian air pressure

Winds measured on Mars are insufficient to move sand dunes or fill in Rover tracks if we accepted NASA's low air pressure claims. That sand dunes do move on Mars is terrific proof that NASA is publishing false air pressure.

Moving rock

Mystery of a moving rock on Mars solved?

In January 2014 a rock seemed to move to get into the view of the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity. Was it actually kicked up by an Opportunity wheel, or did something else occur?

Organic chemicals found by MSL at Gale Crater

MSL finds Methane and chlorobenzene at Gale Crater.

JPL press conference of December 16, 2014 and related data, mostly from the book Mars Up Close by Marc Kaufman.

Fossil found on Mars?

Does the Gillespie Lake rock outcrop point to past life on Mars?

Beagle 2 found

Oxygen and Trees on Mars?

155-mile high Mars Plume

Mysterious plumes above the surface of Mars have scientists stumped.

Clouds have been spotted up to 155 above Mars. The previous record was 60 miles up.

Oxygen and Trees on Mars

  While we believe that it's not as strong a case as that for higher than advertised Martian air pressure, there are reasons to question the accepted levels of oxygen on Mars.

G. Levin and Labeled Release

Part 1 - Gilbert Levin - the Man Who Found Life on Mars The only real opposition to Levin's claim to have found life at Viking 1 and Viking 2 landing sites (with his labeled release experiment) was based on the failure to finding organic chemicals. But that failure was flawed, and now we know there are organic chemicals on Mars.

Gil Levin and Leveled Release - Part 2

Part 2 - Gilbert Levin - the Man Who Found Life on Mars - Historical overview.

Brine on Mars

Why we believe that JPL did a poor job of laying out the case for brine at Gale Crater.

Ultraviolet Radiation at MSL

Comparison of Ultraviolet Radiation at Gale Crater, Mars for MSL Years 1 and 2.
Photos and comments about the strange lights seen on Ceres. A look at the possible causes of strange lights coming from a crater on Ceres. Causes considered include ice, geysers, volcanoes, salt, aliens, and diamonds formed by asteroid impact.
Factors affecting UV levels at MSL in Gale Crater, Mars

UV varies from Very high down to low. Factors considered include solar longitude (Ls), distance from the sun, latitude, altitude (and air density) opacity, and error.


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Dave Chong Associates Pte Ltd maintains a strict confidentiality policy concerning collection of personal data in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) 2012. The PDPA guidelines can be found in www.pdpc.gov.sg

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Personal data of candidates will be collected when candidates submit their applications and/or resumes to Dave Chong Associates Pte Ltd (DCA) via our website, email, facsimile, letter, or telephone. Personal data of candidates may also be collected when candidates correspond with DCA or during interviews with our consultants.

By submitting your personal data to DCA, you agree to the collection, use and disclosure your personal particulars such as your name, address, email address, telephone numbers, age and gender that is otherwise not available to the public for such purposes related to executive search and placement, including evaluating and assessing your suitability for certain job positions by DCA and its clients, conducting reference checks, market research and analysis.

By submitting your personal data to DCA, you consent to the retention of your personal data and documents in DCA’s corporate database and files for as long as necessary to fulfil the purpose for which it was collection or as required by law.

Access & Update of Personal Data

You may request for access, correction or updates to your personal data and other information by informing DCA of the changes.

DCA maintains a strict confidentiality policy on all personal data submitted by candidates. DCA will not disclose the information to anyone without prior consent of the candidates.

Legal Disclaimer

DCA reserves the right to disclose all personal data as required by law for legal claims and action, in compliance with court order and other legal obligations and regulatory requirements.

For more information, please contact Norfidah at

Dave Chong Associates Pte Ltd

Licence No. 16S8059

9 Temasek Boulevard #38-01 Suntec Tower 2 Singapore 038989
Telephone :+65 6737 3003      Website : www.dca-headhunters.com
Fax : +65 6737 0111      Email : info@dca-headhunters.com

Agreement on Use of Personal Information

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