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It would not be Thanksgiving without the baking of a pumpkin pie. This year, when I suggested branching out and experimenting with alternative pumpkin pie recipes, my Mom immediately shot me down. We could not go through Thanksgiving without baking our own family’s version of “Libby’s Pumpkin Pie”. So here it is, yet another rendition of Libby’s Famous Pumpkin Pie, with brown sugar and a slightly different panel of spices, but still the same traditional recipe.
- Pie Crust (for the bottom of the pie, and any leftover pieces can be used to decorate the edges) (I used a 50/50 combination of butter and shortening for this crust)
- 2 cups pureed Pumpkin (I roasted and pureed my own sugar pumpkin, but canned pumpkin works fine)
- 3/4 cup Brown Sugar
- 2 Eggs
- 12 fl oz Evaporated Milk
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 1 tsp ground Cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp ground Coriander
- 1/2 tsp Ginger paste (or ground ginger)
- Preheat the oven to 425 F (~218 C).
- Whisk together the pumpkin, brown sugar, eggs, evaporated milk, salt, and spices.
- Roll out your pie crust bottom, and transfer it into a pie plate.
- Pour the pie filling into the pie crust.
- Bake for 10 minutes, before reducing the heat to 350 F (~177 C) and baking for another 45 – 55 minutes. It may still have a slight jiggle to it when you pull it out of the oven, but it will continue to solidify as it cools. If you are worried about it being under done you can stick a knife into the center of the pie to check its consistency.
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We welcome Dr. Leo Celi to the Paytient Podcast to discuss his involvement in a recent study that focused on AI recognition of a patient's race based on medical imaging. Dr. Celi is a principal research scientist in IMES at MIT and an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
What does the COVID vaccine cost shift mean for employers as well as their employees? Here’s everything you need to know as the federal government shifts the cost of COVID vaccines, tests, and treatments to insurers.
Historically speaking, health plan transparency in the United States has been sorely lacking. The Transparency in Coverage Final Rule requires insurers and health plans to disclose negotiated rates with in-network providers and allowed amounts for out-of-network providers — here’s what it means for employers.
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Hello Everyone, Christine with Pattercrafts here with a Sneak Peek of the August Flavor of the Month card kit. The theme for August 2019 is Exotic Animals. For today’s Sneak Peek I am using lots of ingredients from one of the collections. I absolutely LOVED the colors in pattern paper and had a hard time choosing which ones to use on this card.
Today I chose to make a shaker card with the fun Chameleon stamp set and sequins found in this collection. I thought it would be fun to just stamp the image on the pattern paper since chameleon’s are known to change color based on their mood or to blend into their environment. I’m pretty sure they cannot “blend” into these awesome papers, but in crafting – all things are possible.
And how much fun are these flags?! I thought it was a fun way to add the sentiment onto the card. I used the brown cord found in this collection to wrap around my front panel and tie a bow. I did have to use some glue dots to hold it in place.
For the inside of my card I used a small scrap of pattern paper I used on the front and glued it to the left of this white mat. I then stamped the chameleon on a branch with some leaves. All of these images and the sentiment are all part of the stamp set in this collection.
Thank You all so much for stopping by today. I hope you are looking forward to the complete reveal at the end of the week! And stop back each day until the reveal for more sneak peeks.
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Jones Payne provides architectural and engineering services for the City of El Segundo’s residential sound insulation program, while the city provides program and construction management. As part of the LAX master plan update, El Segundo receives funding allotments based on performance. In order to ensure that the city reaches the capacity demands, Jones Payne has mobilized to meet a pace of 300 units per year. Important elements of the program include a policies and procedure manual, program documentation, and preservation of architectural integrity.


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Who: Chloë Sevigny
Where: At the New Museum’s 35th Anniversary Spring Gala in New York City earlier this month
Wearing: An all-white tailored look from BLK DNM, featuring the label’s Blazer 1, a single-button blazer with sharp shoulders, and the Tux Pant 6, which has a slouchy silhouette to them. Finishing off her look is an Olympia Le-Tan ‘Moby Dick’ book clutch and grey heels.
Verdict: I am a big fan of Chloë Sevigny’s quirky style, whether it is a puff-hem gown worn to the Met Gala or a slick Yves Saint Laurent black jumpsuit to the Metropolitan Opera Gala premiere, I love that you can never predict what she will wear, except maybe that it will be bold and directional.
I am loving this sharp tailored look on her, not only is the tailoring the right mix of masculine in the cut, it also has a feminine touch with the all-white colouring, teamed with a kick-arse clutch and a slash of coral lipstick – for me this is another daring style choice that totally worked.
I also love the fact that she resisted the opportunity to team her all-white look with a flash of colour in her accessories, the neutral book clutch and the grey block heels seemed to work perfectly, which normally I wouldn’t say but because it is Chloë I think a pop of pink for instant wouldn’t have made as much of an impact.
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The influence of applying two different heat treatments such as: deep cryogenic and tempering on dry/wet abrasive wear resistance of twin wire arc spray martensitic AISI 420 coatings was evaluated by using a modified rubber wheel type test apparatus. A load dependency was observed on the abrasive wear rate behavior of both; dry and wet tests. Three body (rolling) and two body (sliding) wear mechanisms were identified in dry conditions, prevailing rolling at lower and higher loads. However, at higher loads, more presence of grooving and pits formation was observed. Coatings tempered at 205 °C/1 h displayed better wear resistance than cryogenic treated ones. A change in wear mechanism between dry and wet conditions was observed; two body wear mechanism predominated respect to three body. In both; dry and wet conditions the microstructure (several inter-splat oxides) as well as strain and residual stress promotes brittle material removal which was more evident in cryogenic and as-sprayed samples during dry test and at higher loads in wet conditions.
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The AVIRIS instrument has a separate dedicated analog signal processing chain for each of its four spectrometers. The signal chains amplify low-level focal-plane line array signals (5-10 mV full-scale span) in the presence of larger multiplexing signals (- 150 mV) providing the data handling system a ten-bit digital word (for each spectrometer) each 1.3 ps. This signal chain provides automatic correction for the line array dark signal nonuniformity (which can approach the full-scale signal span).
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Acclaimed filmmaker Rory Kennedy (HBO's Indian Point: Imagining the Unimaginable) looks beyond the headlines to investigate the psychological and political context in which torture occurred in the powerful documentary Ghosts of Abu Ghraib. Read More
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Last month, EADS Airbus announced that it would build a new airplane manufacturing facility in Mobile, Alabama, its first airplane production center on rival Boeing‘s (NYSE:BA) home territory.
Now we know what it cost Alabama to lure the European aircraft maker to the state.
Speaking at the Farnborough International Airshow in the United Kingdom, Alabama Governor Robert Bentley said that state and local governments will provide $158 million in incentives for the new facility, the Wall Street Journal reports.
That includes more than $1 million in road construction, $51 million in training for plant employees and $62 million to help Airbus reduce capital costs.
Local governments will pitch in to cover the remaining balance of incentives.
Airbus will spend more than $600 million to build the new manufacturing plant, which will employ 1,000 workers. Construction is slated to begin next year.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific to Collaborate with Genentech on Technology Enabling Development of siRNA Therapeutics
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. has entered into a collaboration with Genentech, Inc. to develop novel small-interfering RNA therapeutic technologies for indications of interest to Genentech.
Under the collaboration agreement, Thermo Fisher Scientific will provide Genentech with siRNA design, stabilization, delivery and related RNA interference (RNAi) technologies from its RNAi Discovery and Therapeutic Services laboratory in Lafayette, Colorado. Genentech may use these technologies in the development of potential siRNA-based drugs.
Such drugs would work by reducing, or silencing, the expression of specific genes implicated in disease. The research could extend drug discovery efforts to disease targets where traditional discovery technologies have not been successful.
"We believe the collaboration between Genentech and Thermo Fisher Scientific represents the joining of two leading-edge innovators aimed at advancing the development of siRNA-based drug technologies," said Ian Jardine, vice president of global R&D for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
"By combining Genentech's expertise in the development of biological therapeutics with Thermo Fisher's capabilities in RNAi and RNA chemistry, we hope to greatly advance this promising therapeutic class. Our work with Genentech will focus on developments that will enable in vivo target validation and potentially human therapeutic applications of RNAi technology," Jardine added.
Staphylococcus epidermidis is an ubiquitous colonizer of healthy human skin, but it is also a notorious source of serious nosocomial infections. Now, a new machine learning technique will help predict the risk of developing a serious, and possibly life-threatening S. epidermidis infection.READ MORE
Children who are genetically predisposed to overweight, due to common gene variants, can still lose weight by changing their diet and exercise habits. Around 750 children and adolescents with overweight or obesity undergoing lifestyle intervention participated in the study conducted by researchers from the University of Copenhagen and Holbæk Hospital.

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Ten days ago, Wilson High suffered what many thought would be a fatal blow to its Moore League hopes when senior quarterback Jason Bonney suffered a potential season-ending concussion in a 36-13 nonleague loss to Paramount.
Not so fast.
Today, the Bruins are coming off a 36-0 victory Friday night at Jordan High that established they can still move the football without Bonney, thanks in part to the use of a Wildcat formation that sprung previously unknown sophomore Josh Wise on the unsuspecting Panthers.
Just as important, the defense that looked shaky against Paramount without three suspended starters and two injured regulars proved itself Moore League-ready with four of the five starters back.
And, last but definitely not least, coach John Janzen said Bonney has not been ruled out for the season. Although it seems doubtful he will be cleared by a neurologist for this week’s home game against Lakewood, there is legitimate hope his symptoms will disappear in time for him to play in the Bruins’ next game, which will be Oct. 18 after next week’s bye.
That’s huge for the Bruins if for no other reason than Bonney is not only one of the team’s best players, he’s also an inspirational leader. He proved that last week when he left home – he’d been told by doctors to stay home for the week – and made a surprise appearance at a team meal on Tuesday night.
“He just wanted to tell the guys that he believes in them,” Janzen said Sunday. “It’s not about one guy, it’s about the team plugging together.
“They understand Jason’s passion for the game. ‘Don’t take it for granted’ is his message. Did it have an impact on how they prepared and played? You never know, but I think it kind of did.”
The 5-foot-9, 155-pound Wise made that clear after he came out of nowhere to score four touchdowns and gain 110 yards on his first 10 carries of the season.
“I think we were really ready to play this week,” he said, smiling broadly. “Jason came to practice and told us not to worry about him, to prepare for Jordan and beat them.
“It meant a lot to us to see him OK. I think it was an inspirational moment.”
The Bruins (2-3 overall) likely will get a much tougher test from Lakewood this week, but even if Bonney doesn’t play, they can enter that game knowing they have a chance to move the football.
The Wildcat, which allows the running back to take a direct snap from center, not only allowed the quick and shifty Wise to make a series of big runs, it also created room for senior receiver/tailback Cameron White and tailback Josh Kilson to use their quickness.
And it took the pressure off sophomore quarterback Jack Kulos, who looked much more ready to run the Bruins’ regular no-huddle offense after a week of preparation.
“We ran our regular offense with Jack, but we knew without Jason we needed a change of pace,” Janzen said. “When he went down against Paramount, we turned up our use of the Wildcat in practice and got everyone ready to run it.
“Josh is young, but he’s a very good athlete. We were aware of him from how he played on the freshman team and how he played in the spring. We knew he was the right guy to run it. It worked well for us.”
The defense, meanwhile, finally lived up to Janzen’s preseason belief that it would be a team strength.
The returning starters helped, as did a few adjustments the Bruins made in their secondary coverage.
The Panthers generated only 132 net yards, including just 41 through the air. Junior cornerback Treneil Costello had an interception and a critical pass deflection, while 6-foot-2, 185-pound senior and two-time all-league safety Derek Norman’s return from an injury gave the secondary a much more athletic presence.
Receivers DeShun McCoy and Fred Carr played more defense in this game, Janzen said, and bolstered the coverage as well.
Up front, 285-pound senior Bruce Yun continued to be dominant in the center of the defensive line. He got plenty of help from senior linebackers Connor Cudeback and Kahlo DeJesus-Buffington, junior linebacker Daniel Moore and linemen Bruce Daniel and Reid Hynen.
“I always thought before the season the defense would be the stronger part of the team,” Janzen said. “Partly because of injuries and the (one-game) suspensions it didn’t play out like that, but we played good defense in this game.”
Add it all up and the victory was among the most uplifting the Bruins have earned in recent seasons.
“It was huge,” Janzen said. “Being 1-0 in the Moore League, winning the way we did after everything that happened in the Paramount game, you could see it in the kids watching film on Saturday.
“We enjoyed that, and now we’ll get back to work on Monday. Lakewood will be a tough game.”
But a tough game with more hope than many thought possible 10 days ago.
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““You must make an earthen altar for Me and sacrifice on it your burnt offerings and fellowship offerings, your sheep and goats, as well as your cattle. I will come to you and bless you in every place where I cause My name to be remembered.” (Exodus 20:24, HCSB)
During the 1930s and 1940s, Adolf Hitler authorized the Nazi program, “die Endlosung,” (Final Solution) a program where the Jews would be eliminated. He put the Jews in concentration camps and then killed them in groups in massive gas chambers. After they were killed in the gas chambers, the dead were sent to be incinerated, and then buried in mass graves. Six million Jews were killed in this fashion all over Europe. The Jews still refer to this as “the Holocaust.”
While reading this verse, it seems to show that Hitler had a purpose for this program. It was not just to kill the Jews and wipe them off the face of the Earth. His spiritual intent was to sacrifice to a “god” his “animals.” Hitler viewed the Jews as subhuman and so he naturally would have thought to sacrifice them. But to whom? I would suspect that because Hitler was involved in the occult, his god was Satan. But we see this also in Leviticus 18. God forbids the Israelites from “passing their children through the fire” which was a burnt sacrifice to the god Molech. As Christians, we don’t sacrifice people. We sacrifice ourselves. We are called be a “living sacrifice” for others to see Jesus Christ.
In essence, I have to endure a personal holocaust every day. I have to burn my sinful desires away as an act of worship. Paul called this sacrifice a spiritual act of worship. So while I do not put myself on fire, I learn to burn with a desire to worship God in other areas of my life.
The recent “Arab Spring” in the Middle East which started in October 2010, began as one person lit himself on fire in protest to the government. While we don’t light ourselves in protest as a burnt offering, we do desire to worship God with the same passion.

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This short article aims to give a compact overview over the structure of IPv6 addresses.
The IPv6 address is 128 bits or 16 bytes long and is written in 8 hexadecimal blocks separated by colons. Each block consists of 16 bits or 2 bytes.
Because IPv6 addresses get quite long there are two rules to shorten the address:
When you write an IPv6 address, you can omit leading zeroes (the ones on the left) in each block:
IPv6 address with leading zeroes 2001:1620:0028:0001:0b6f:8bca:0093:a116 ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ Leading zeroes removed 2001:1620:28:1:b6f:8bca:93:a116
If one block or multiple joining blocks consist of only zeroes. They can be omitted and written as two colons. Watch out, this may only be done only once per address.
Complete IPv6 address 2001:1620:0028:0000:0000:0000:0000:0116 ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ Blocks of zeroes omitted 2001:1620:0028::0116 ^^ ^ Without leading zeroes 2001:1620:28::116


After the announcement about his new EP when he released the tracklist, Kenyan rapper ‘Proud Refuge‘ has finally dropped ‘Modern Revivalist‘
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Android Trojan Banking App Targets Master Key Vulnerability
Sluggish Android updates put users at risk. Could rising public awareness of the flaw lead carriers and device makers to patch more quickly?
In this case, attackers have been offering a trojanized update for a legitimate online banking app distributed by South Korea's NH Nonghyup Bank. The Android app is used by up to 10 million people.
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We are God’s grace, in action, within our church and among our community.
We are an Episcopal church committed to Welcome, Relationships, Outreach, and the Transformational Power of the Spirit.
Our new mission statement was composed with a great deal of prayerful care and consideration, and captures where we have been, who we are, and where we are headed. This parish profile will offer you a glimpse of our congregation. We trust it will pique your interest in developing a broader picture of our faith community. We are ready for change and eager to find a Rector who shares our passions and can serve as a catalyst for growth.
Grace is a church with many facets. We have much in common with all Episcopal churches but we also offer a sizeable variety of opportunities and programs that set us apart. One of our greatest strengths is our commitment to outreach and service. Programs such as our Jubilee Ministries, food and hygiene pantries, and Friday Community Meal provide those in need with support, essentials, and nourishment.
We have been a beacon in downtown Traverse City for many years, having celebrated our sesquicentennial year in 2017. We have a rich history and treasure our traditions but have always been a community that has been eager to expand our service, to deepen our faith, and to welcome others.
The Congregational Assessment Tool (CAT) we completed in 2018 revealed that we are a progressive, well-educated community: 50% of the respondents have a graduate or professional degree. The majority of our members are at least fifty-five years old but we have a growing core of younger individuals and families who have brought additional vibrancy to our congregation. We have a strong music program that has achieved a remarkable balance between traditional sacred music and more contemporary offerings.
At Grace, we strive to engage people with empathy and care in their times of need and our new rector should share and support these aspirations. This person will have a passion for teaching, someone who will offer challenging sermons and help us to better understand the scriptures and their relevance in today’s world. Finally, we seek someone who can expand our abilities to become a truly welcoming, safe, and open community of believers, a place where we can support those within and outside of our home.
OUR TOWN & REGION
Our broader community, Traverse City, is situated in northwest lower Michigan in the heart of the Great Lakes region. People are drawn to our town for the abundance of outdoor activities, cultural offerings, and small-town feeling. We are blessed with crystalline waters, sugar sand beaches, the gorgeous Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (which is regarded as one of America’s most beautiful parks) and miles of trails that offer opportunities for hiking, jogging, and biking.
In the fall, Traverse City offers opportunities for remarkable fall color tours and many people enjoy embarking on winery and craft brewery visits. The winter offers downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. In the spring, morel hunting is an obsession, and the local farmers are busy planting numerous crops and tending to fruit trees. Agriculture helps to support an ever increasing number of “farm to table” restaurants and many people regard Traverse City as a top spot for culinary delights. Summer offers a notable number of festivals that include the National Cherry Festival in late June and the Traverse City Film Festival in August. Cultural opportunities include two active theatre companies, a symphony orchestra, several choral groups, a world-class art museum, and an array of artistic and educational offerings at nearby Interlochen Center for the Arts. Our community supports strong school systems from pre-K through college: Our high schools are some of the best-performing in the state, and we support Northwestern Michigan College and extension courses offered by several state universities. We are home to a highly regarded culinary school and to the Great Lakes Maritime Academy.
Our town is a resort community, yet we are regarded as a regional destination for business, law, shopping, and health care. We are a relatively progressive, environmentally friendly community with single-stream recycling, a commitment to 100% renewable energy by 2040, and numerous organizations that strive to protect our waterways, forests, and farmland.
In short, Traverse City and the surrounding area provide a stunning environment in which to live, raise families, and retire. We offer a small-town feel with many big city accoutrements. Traverse City is a gem that sparkles blue, green, cherry red, and all the colors of the rainbow.
WHO WE ARE
In our efforts to be disciples of Jesus, we work on two levels. One is to be disciples in the global sense, striving to increase our awareness of how our personal actions influence the coming of the kingdom of God in our neighborhood, our city, and the larger world. The other is to be disciples in the Episcopal sense — standing on the classic, three-legged stool of scripture, tradition, and reason.
We encourage people of all ages to actively participate in worship. Central to our understanding of spiritual formation, one of our goals is for everyone to discover their spiritual gifts within our worshiping body.
How We Worship
We embrace the practice of an open table communion which is symbolic of Christ’s own welcome. Each time we gather for Eucharist, the call goes out for all to come, no questions asked. Under our current interim rector, we have gradually incorporated more inclusive language and gender- neutral references to God, including the Divine feminine. We make a strong commitment to lay participation at all of our services. We also encourage the involvement of our children and youth as well as of newer members.
At Grace, we have three primary opportunities for community worship in the sanctuary:
Our five p.m. Saturday service offers a quiet, less formal Eucharist that attracts a steady group of worshipers. The sacrament of healing is offered twice monthly at both this service and at the Sunday ten a.m. service. Periodically, alternative liturgies have been celebrated.
Our eight a.m. Sunday morning service centers on a traditional Eucharist without music, which appeals to those seeking a small gathering centered in silence and reflection and to those who prefer an early service.
On Sundays at ten a.m., we conduct a service that includes congregational and choral music. Part way through this service, the children return from their spiritual formation to join us for the Eucharist. On occasion, children or guest musicians offer their talents during this service. We have achieved a balance between musical styles that seems to satisfy the majority of our members. Our outstanding new choir director works exceptionally well with a growing group of choristers and our more contemporary group is led by an excellent musician. One or both groups sing at these services and they occasionally offer anthems together.
In addition to these worship services, an intimate group gathers in the chancel for Morning Prayer on Tuesdays. At other times, small groups gather in prayer for spiritual nurturance with one another. These include the women’s prayer circle, Morning and Evening Prayer, the men’s prayer group, and the centering prayer community. Grace Church is home to the St. Clare of Assisi Chapter of the Daughters of the King, one of eight in our Diocese. We have additional opportunities to gather in fellowship, such as a men’s group, a book club for women, a hiking group, a weekly knitting group, and a garden guild that cares for our green spaces and the Garden of Remembrance and Reflection.
HOW WE TEACH & LEARN
In our spiritual guidance of children, we have the following goals, which build on each other:
- Nursery (0-3 years). We could describe this as “What we do in church.” We sing, pray, share sacred stories, and have a snack.
- Children’s Chapel (3 years through 3rd grade). Here, we mirror the Service of the Word. We share a holy greeting, the Gloria, a Collect, the Prayers of the People, an offering, and a sacred story using Godly Play, the curriculum created by Jerome Berryman.
- 4th/5th grade. These young people meet in the Youth Room, and base their discussions and art or service projects on the Revised Common Lectionary.
- Middlers (6th, 7th, 8th grade). This group meets weekly to discuss scriptural lessons and participate in service opportunities. We have discovered that the most successful model follows the Revised Common Lectionary because kids and parents hear the same texts and can talk about them together.
These four levels of spiritual guidance meet during the first part of our 10 am worship service. At Grace, it has always been important for the whole community to share the Eucharist together; therefore, the children join us in the sanctuary during the passing of the peace.
We have one youth group that meets each Sunday:
- High School Youth Group (9th-12th grade). For more than a decade, Grace Church used the Journey to Adulthood (J2A) curriculum, which culminated in a pilgrimage every three years. This has evolved into a mix of weekly meetings, and we continue to adhere to the ideal of pilgrimage: the inward, spiritual journey of the individual in the company of the faithful. Recruiting adult youth group leaders has always been a goal, one more easily met in some years than in others.
Grace is a diverse learning community, and parishioners can choose between individual and group study. Over the years, we have offered a variety of opportunities for study: we have hosted four-year Education for Ministry courses; small-group Bible discussion groups; theological study; and guest presentations at St. Theo’s Men’s Group. In addition, adults share teaching our youth group about a chosen theme or cherished portion of church life.
Our licensed spiritual directors offer professional support for exploring one’s spiritual life and relationship with God. And for those who want to pursue self-directed study, our library is maintained by volunteers.
Grace Episcopal Church was founded in 1867 and the original church building was erected in 1876. The founding Episcopalians envisioned a religious center to meet the spiritual needs of a growing community. The parish was admitted to the Diocese of Western Michigan in 1877.
In 1897, the building was moved to its present location, remaining in the heart of the downtown area. In 1965 a free-standing parish hall was erected, including a full commercial kitchen. The parish hall was joined to the original building in the 1970s, featuring a gathering space as well as church offices.
In 2003, after much prayerful visioning and discernment, the congregation of Grace Church decided to build a new worship space to welcome more people, to continue our mission and ministry by remaining downtown, and to purchase the house adjoining the Grace property for future projects. We celebrated the dedication of our new space in 2005, having doubled the worship area. We honored our forbearers by carefully maintaining the integrity of our historic building, and retained much of the original altar area and our beautiful stained glass windows.
We have been served by six Rectors over the past fifty years. Our most recent Rector accepted another call in November 2015, after serving us for almost seven years. Grace currently has an intentional interim Rector who will remain with us until our new Rector is called.
WHERE WE WORK
The Grace campus consists of five properties located on the corner of a charming downtown neighborhood that is surrounded by stately old homes, other parishes, and a synagogue. One block away from the main corridor of Traverse City one finds a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, independent businesses, and more. We are a short walk to one of the pristine beaches of Grand Traverse Bay, Boardman Lake, and Boardman River where many recreational opportunities are offered.
- Our sanctuary, which includes the columbarium, was completed in 2005. The adjoining commons, a large gathering space, separates the sanctuary and the administrative offices. The lower level houses our music room, music library, and some meeting rooms.
- The parish hall has three levels. The church school and nursery are located on the upper level, the main level features a commercial kitchen and seating for 120 people, and the lower level houses the Grace library, meditation room for prayer, youth room, and meeting spaces.
- Our thriving Jubilee House is an outreach ministry and day shelter for those with housing and employment challenges.
- The Spedding Food Pantry is adjacent to the back of the church in a renovated garage.
- The house next door, commonly called “the brown house” was purchased in 2003 for future expansion. Our interim Rector currently resides there.
Our spaces are also open to other groups, both secular and sacred. Our sanctuary has become a popular venue for concerts, weddings, and other special events. We offer meeting and class spaces for groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Oryana, a local food co-op that uses our kitchen for their cooking classes. Four teams of dedicated volunteers provide nutritious noon meals every Friday for the hungry. When there is a fifth Friday, a group from outside of our church is responsible for this task and, on every Sunday afternoon, meals are prepared and offered by members of other parishes.
HOW WE CARE FOR AND SUPPORT OTHERS
Our ministries give us the opportunity to exercise all four parts of our mission statement. We welcome others, build new and fortify old relationships, demonstrate outreach, and experience the transformational power of the Spirit in our lives and in the lives of those we strive to assist. We have an extensive history of service in Traverse City and the surrounding communities. Several local charities and institutions started here, either at Grace or through members living out their faith in their daily life and vocations. Grace also supports our diocese and national and international mission efforts. Our service groups are diverse and strong: Thanks to a hard-working core of dedicated volunteers, we have many ministries to choose from. Many of our members participate in “VOSH” or Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity. Their mission is to provide the gift of vision to people worldwide. Our chapter takes at least one mission trip each year to Central or South America. They provide eye care and glasses free of charge to those in need. We are part of the “Adopt a Highway” program and actively participate and provide refreshments to those who are taking part in the annual CROP walk. Our church has served as a gathering place for the entire community to discuss and pray for a range of local, national, and world needs and crises. In addition, we are home to a chapter of the Episcopal Peace Fellowship.
Our Jubilee Ministries represent one of our greatest assets and is registered as a ministry of the National Jubilee Network, which consists of over 600 Jubilee Ministry Centers spread across all provinces of the Episcopal Church. Our Center is comprised of the Jubilee House, the Spedding Food Pantry, and the Friday Community Meal program. The Jubilee House is an outreach ministry and day shelter for people who have housing and other life challenges. Serving over fifty people daily, it provides access to showers, laundry, storage, computers, mail delivery, and a kitchen. There is employment support via mail pick-up, access to computers, mobile phone plug-ins, and other resources. The Spedding Food Pantry serves the needy with dignity and respect, and is stocked by food drives, donations, fresh produce from Food Rescue, and our men’s group collects and stocks items from local markets. Open to the public two days each week, our Pantry serves forty to fifty people at each distribution. The Pantry also houses our “PoWer Book Bags” ministry for children. This provides books to children who might not otherwise have access to them to encourage literacy. We partner with the community organization, “Love Thy Neighbor” to stock and distribute items in our hygiene pantry. As an extension of our outreach and service ministries, we participate with other churches in Safe Harbor, a ministry to the homeless that assists with overnight shelter, meals, and security during the cold months.
We also make dedicated efforts to serve and support our parishioners during times of trouble. Eucharist Visitors (EVs) bring the Sacrament of Holy Communion to those who are unable to attend worship. Members of our congregation have been trained to become Stephen Ministers to provide confidential one-on-one support to people who are experiencing difficult times. We have had a support group to help people cope with death and the Columbarium and Memorial Garden offer parishioners the option for the interment of ashes. We have redoubled our efforts to expand our pastoral care ministries. In addition to paid staff, we have a network of volunteers who serve as office staff, provide financial leadership, offer care for our building and grounds, and help to manage our internal and electronic communication tools.
WHERE WE ARE GOING
We are open to change and rooted in tradition: This reflects our Episcopalian values and is our strength. At the same time, our CAT survey taught us that 98% of our parish is ready for some form of change! Our vision for the future is decidedly focused on the life of the individual: We want to attract families with children, reach out to people and fold them into the life of the church, and we seek ways for people to form meaningful relationships. In addition, we hope to be better advocates for social change and justice, to engage more deeply with our Traverse City neighbors, and we seek ways to support the abundant spiritual talents in our parishioners.
Our identity as a community of trust and mutual support has been tested by past events and, through prayer and guidance, we find ourselves on the cusp of a transformative era. Grace Church has suffered painful repercussions from the 2008 sexual assault of several women by an interim rector. When, in 2015, our Bishop informed the congregation of this misconduct, our first instinct was to insure that the women who had been victimized were safe and had been offered a chance to tell their story to a trusted spiritual advisor. The Holy Spirit continues to show us new ways to grow. We have offered healing services and Holy Conversations. As a parish, we pulled together and had a very frank meeting with the Bishop. We made plans to move forward, including a parish education series on healing, loss, and forgiveness, which culminated with a Healing Eucharist. The Vestry subsequently created a set of policies and procedures for dealing with unacceptable conduct that applies to clergy, staff, and the congregation. Grace Church is eager to proceed beyond this tragedy, yet we are also mindful of the need to keep this conversation open and safe. We have also added quarterly meetings in an effort to keep the congregation better informed about church developments. These efforts have improved communications inside our parish and have established a means by which we might address controversial issues in the future.
We are improving transparency, communication, knowledge, our use of technology, and we will continue to do so. We need to find and keep a balance between maintaining our liturgy and traditions and moving into a church that is more fully inclusive and understanding of our differences. We know we will benefit from learning and practicing practical welcoming skills. We have emerged with a renewed passion for outreach, relationship building, welcoming, and spiritual transformation.
Barb Dancer, Senior Warden
Elizabeth Black, Junior Warden
James Deaton, Clerk
Kathryn Holl, Keep
Jessica Rickard, Alternate Clerk
Bill Pierce, Treasurer
The Rev. J. Kathryn Costas, Interim Rector
Ellen Schrader, Office Coordinator
Jason Hubbard, Director of Music
Karin Willman, Organist
Kathryn Christian, Director of Grace
Rebecca Eitzen, Bookkeeper
Lynn Feeter, Co-Chair
Mike Hanson, Co-Chair


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Whether you're a professional event planner or a casual home party host, you know how important it is to add some fun and excitement to your event. One way to do this is with a photo booth!
Photo booths are a great way to capture memories of your guests having fun together at the event. Still, they make an excellent addition to any party or celebration.
You can customize your photo booth in many ways to make it fit the tone of your event and make it unique. Here are some ways to drive greater engagement at your photo booth event and ensure that everyone has an amazing time:
- Create an Event Hashtag
A hashtag is an easy way for people to find your event on social media and share photos with friends and family. It also helps you track engagement and see how well your event is doing. If you have a dedicated hashtag, everyone can use it when discussing your event. This will allow you to keep track of all the buzz surrounding your booth.
- Create a High-Visibility Photo Booth Area
If you're renting a photo booth, you want people to see it. You want them to be aware of the booth, so make sure everyone knows where it is before arriving at your event.
Create a large sign that says "Photo Booth" or "Photo Op" and put it at the entrance of your event space. Make sure that it's visible from anywhere inside or outside the venue, and place it where guests will see it as soon as they walk in.
- Create a Photo Booth Instagram Contest
Instagram is a great place to promote your event and spread the word about it. One fun way to take advantage of this is by creating an Instagram contest that encourages people to share photos from their photo booth experience on social media.
The winner could win a free ticket to a future event or a prize from your business. You could also offer bonus entries to people who share multiple photos from the booth and tag them with specific hashtags.
- Provide Guests with Prizes for Taking Great Photos
One of the best ways to make your photo booth event a success is by providing guests with prizes for taking great photos. This will encourage them to participate and make them feel special when they walk away with an award at the party's or event's end.
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The science world is all abuzz about the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Europe. Located under the Switzerland-France border, it is the largest and, more importantly, the highest-energy particle accelerator in the world, with an energy of 7 tera-electron volts (TeV).
Take my word for it that that is a very high energy. Here is an easier number to understand: At full energy, the LHC will use $100,000 worth of electricity per day.
Americans could have outdone the LHC, with the planned Superconducting Super Collider, once planned to be built south of Dallas, Texas. It was to have an energy of 20 TeV. But Congress cancelled the SSC's funding in 1993.
Today the LHC lit up with its first beam. No particle collisions have been conducted, although once they start, particle physicists hope they will be able to fill in the gaps in the Standard Model of particle physics. The media hyperbolically calls this "the search for the God particle," i.e. a particle called the Higgs boson.
Some bosons, er, bozos have cried loudly that the LHC will create a microscopic black hole that will not immediately disappear, but that will consume the entire earth. To keep apprised of this developing crisis, I recommend this blog, Has the Large Hadron Collider Destroyed The Earth Yet?


The Indian Express
In a bid to stabilise the faltering economy, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Friday announced the removal of the surcharge on capital gains on shares for both foreign and domestic investors, provided an upfront Rs 70,000-crore equity infusion into public sector banks to boost lending, and unveiled measures to push automobile sales.
Surcharge on long and short term capital gains arising from the transfer of equity shares, Sitharaman told reporters, has been withdrawn. “The pre-Budget position is restored.” The steps come in the wake of a slide in equity markets and a slowdown in demand that has impacted industries ranging from automobiles to items of daily use such as biscuits and groceries.
While the government refrained from providing an outright fiscal stimulus given the tight fiscal deficit targets, Sitharaman said more policy measures will be taken in the next couple of weeks including for the housing sector. Although the government did not indicate any reduction in GST rates in the automobile sector, it deferred higher registration fee, asked government departments to replace old cars and doubled the depreciation available to 30 per cent on cars.
In another major announcement, Sitharaman said Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) violation will be treated as a civil offence, and not a criminal offence. These are among a series of policy tweaks announced by the Finance Ministry to “achieve higher economic growth”. The government asserted that ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles will coexist with EVs (electric vehicles) and there will be no phasing out of ICE vehicles, a fear expressed in certain quarters of the auto industry. Banks will also be asked to pass on the full impact of the interest rate cuts to consumers, Sitharaman said.
In another significant move that will provide immediate liquidity to thousands of companies, the government announced that all pending GST refunds will be paid to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises within 30 days. In future, all GST refunds shall be paid within 60 days from the date of application.
The expenditure department will review delayed payments from government and Central Public Sector Enterprises. This is expected to release nearly Rs 60,000 crore worth of payments into the economy, easing the working capital crunch in many companies.
Over the last few weeks, Sitharaman had chaired a series of meeting with industry leaders, bank representatives, Ministry officials and PSU chiefs to discuss issues impacting the economy. Last week, she had also held a review meeting with the Prime Minister on the state of the economy. The ongoing slowdown, she told reporters, is not specific to India and is a global issue.
The surcharge of 3 per cent and 7 per cent on those earning between Rs 2 crore and Rs 5 crore, and over Rs 5 crore respectively had been announced as part of the Budget proposals. This had led to different taxation outcomes for FPIs registered as Association of Persons or trusts and companies, even as those registered as companies were spared this surcharge.
Ever since the Budget announcement, markets have been seeing a selloff on most trading days, largely in light of the FPI impact. Friday’s announcement reverses the levy imposed in the Budget. However, tax experts said the surcharge would continue to be levied on business income of the FPIs and unlisted shares.
Sitharaman announced upfront capital infusion of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks, a move aimed at boosting lending and improving liquidity situation. This fund infusion was announced in the Budget, but instead of funds being infused in instalments, these will now be provided immediately to the banks, enabling them to lend up to Rs 5 lakh crore more to the economy. The government is working with the banks to ensure that lending rates are lowered in line with the reduction in policy rates by the Reserve Bank of India.
The Ministry also announced additional lending support of Rs 20,000 crore to housing finance companies by the National Housing Bank (NHB). The government also said measures will be taken to deepen the corporate bond market and to ease Know Your Customer (KYC) norms for retail investors in the equities market.
Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Atanu Chakraborty said fiscal stimulus need not necessarily be in the form of doles or direct spending but in terms of structural reforms. “The entire reform thrust of today’s announcement by the Finance Minister has been very structural, not responding to any cyclical requirement, and she has tried to connect the broken pipe between the banks to HFCs, NBFCs and other asset classes,” he said.
The measures, he said, will boost fund flows in equity and debt markets, increasing the velocity of money so that more transactions take place. To mitigate genuine difficulties of startups and their investors, it has been decided to withdraw angel tax provisions for them. The exemption will be applicable to only those startups that are registered with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.
The amendment to the Companies Act, passed earlier this month, introduced harsh penalties including jail term for non-compliance on CSR by listed companies. This had been slammed by the industry as a regressive move, especially because in the last five years, the total CSR spend of companies has progressively jumped from 70 per cent to over 90 per cent now, according to data sourced from Prime Database.


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Functional human anatomy
Cleveland Sylvester Simkins
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I am looking for defensive drills to create an aggressive defensive team.
The type of defensive drills I am looking for is “quick change” drills, meaning you go from one drill to another within 2-3 mins for a total time of about 20 mins. I coach JV and Varsity girls who practice at the same time, so the drills need to be full court for 30 girls to get lots of reps, or half court drills so I can split the teams apart and get lots of reps.
I am NOT looking for an offensive system, but I am looking for drills that we will run every day for 20 – 30 minutes to create habits.
I am doing something similar on offense to build an uptempo offensive team. I want to be the team that no one wants to play because of our pace on offensive and aggressive in-your-face defense.
My weakness is I have to teach aggressiveness and change my girls’ mindset.
Anyone have any drills that fit my requirements that they are willing to share?
Thanks in advance
StevieSeptember 25, 2020 at 5:23 pm #176423Inactive
I know this is a late reply here to your question. Here are a few thoughts:
1. if you do a 20-30 mins time period where you are trying to create pace and lets say run a “Green” segment, consider being very clear when outlining it that your expectation is that players are sprinting and moving quickly between drills or between reps.
2. Remove or reduce coaching so that the pace can be achieved and sustained. Too much coaching or talking can slow down the pace.
3. For defense, what 3-4 habits do you want to establish…We do a 1v1 closeout and compete drill where you have to do 3 things to get a stop. We have 6 baskets in the gym going, everyone let’s say competing on the right wing. Defense must:
a) high hands b) no middle drive c) must box out or hit and release
*If the defense wins, they stay on defense at that goal, the offense has to sprint to next basket in 4 seconds or less. If Offense scores, defense must rotate baskets…
*Depending on number of players in practice determines how many each start at each basket. With 6 baskets going, there is a lot of action in the gym
*This is just one example of creating pace. It’s important that the coach or coaching staff has high level of accountability or clarity on their communication as far as expectations.
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How is machine learning impacting the Bureau of Labor Statistics? We take a look at how this technology is changing the way the BLS collects and analyzes data.
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How machine learning is impacting the BLS.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is always looking for ways to improve its data collection and analysis processes. In recent years, the agency has increasingly turned to machine learning – a type of artificial intelligence – to help it automate and improve a number of its key functions.
One area where machine learning is having a big impact is in the BLS’s occupational statistics program. The program uses data from a variety of sources, including the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS), to produce detailed information on employment and wages by occupation.
In the past, manually coding this data was a time-consuming and error-prone process. But by using machine learning algorithms, the BLS has been able to automate this process and dramatically improve the accuracy of itsoccupational data.
The BLS is also using machine learning to improve its ability to forecast future changes in the labor market. By analyzing large amounts of historical data, machine learning algorithms can identify patterns that can be used to make better predictions about where the labor market is heading.
For example, the BLS is using machine learning to develop new techniques for projecting future job openings. These techniques are already being used by state workforce agencies and other organizations to help them plan for future changes in their local labor markets.
The BLS is also using machine learning to improve its ability to measure labor productivity. Productivity measures how much output (in terms of goods or services) is produced per hour of work. It’s a key factor in determining living standards and economic growth.
Measuring productivity is challenging, because it requires collecting detailed data on both output and hours worked. The BLS has traditionally relied on surveys for this data, but surveys are sometimes inaccurate or out-of-date. Machine learning algorithms can analyze large amounts of data more quickly and accurately than human beings can, making them well suited for measuring productivity.
The potential of machine learning for the BLS.
Aside from the potential of machine learning for the BLS, there are many other ways that this technology can be used to improve our understanding of the economy and how it works. For example, machine learning can be used to create more accurate economic models, which can in turn be used to make better policy decisions. Additionally, machine learning can be used to better understand patterns in data that were previously too difficult for humans to discern. This could lead to a greater understanding of issues like unemployment, inflation, and even economic growth.
The benefits of machine learning for the BLS.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is using machine learning to improve the accuracy of its data. Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence that allows computers to learn from data without being explicitly programmed.
The BLS is using machine learning to improve the accuracy of its Consumer Price Index (CPI), which is a key measure of inflation. The BLS is also using machine learning to improve its employment estimates.
Machine learning is helping the BLS to improve the accuracy of its data, which is essential for policymaking and for ensuring that Americans have accurate information about inflation and employment.
The challenges of machine learning for the BLS.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is the federal government agency responsible for collecting and disseminating data on the US labor market. In recent years, they have started to use machine learning to automate the collection and analysis of this data.
However, there are a number of challenges associated with using machine learning for the BLS. First, the quality of the data that is collected by machine learning algorithms can be variable. This means that the BLS needs to carefully vet any data that is collected by machines before it can be used.
Second, machine learning algorithms can be biased. This means that they might produce results that favor one group of people over another. For example, an algorithm might be biased against women if it was trained on data that was predominantly collected from men. The BLS needs to be aware of these potential biases and take steps to mitigate them.
Third, machine learning is a rapidly evolving field and the BLS needs to keep up with the latest changes in order to ensure that its algorithms are as effective as possible. This can be a challenge because the BLS is a large bureaucracy and changing course can be difficult.
Despite these challenges, the BLS is committed to using machine learning to improve its data collection and analysis processes. With careful planning and implementation, they hope to overcome these challenges and make their data more accurate and accessible than ever before.
The future of machine learning for the BLS.
While machine learning is still in its infancy, it has the potential to revolutionize the way the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) collects and analyses data. Currently, the BLS relies on a variety of methods to collect data, including surveys, interviews, and direct observation. However, these methods are time-consuming and expensive.
Machine learning could potentially automate many of these tasks. For example, machine learning could be used to automatically classify data collected by surveys or interviews. In addition, machine learning algorithms could be used to detect patterns in data that would otherwise be difficult to spot.
The potential applications of machine learning for the BLS are endless. Ultimately, machine learning has the potential to improve the quality and accuracy of data collected by the BLS.
How other businesses are using machine learning.
The potential of machine learning for other businesses.
Though the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has been using machine learning algorithms for years to help improve its economic models, the potential of machine learning for other businesses is still relatively untapped. A recent study by Boston Consulting Group found that less than 3 percent of companies are using machine learning techniques, but nearly 70 percent say they expect to begin using them within the next three years.
What is holding other businesses back? The study found that four main factors are preventing companies from fully implementing machine learning: lack of data (41 percent), lack of talent (39 percent), lack of understanding (38 percent), and lack of leadership support (30 percent).
Despite the challenges, there are many potential applications for machine learning in businesses, including:
-Improving customer service: Machine learning can be used to analyze customer data to help businesses understand their needs and preferences. This can be used to improve the customer experience by providing more personalized service.
-Predicting demand: Machine learning can be used to predict future demand for products and services. This information can be used to make better decisions about inventory, pricing, and promotions.
-Detecting fraud: Machine learning can be used to detect fraudulent activity by analyzing patterns in data. This can help businesses avoid losses and protect customers’ information.
-Improving marketing: Machine learning can be used to segment customers and target them with personalized messages. This can help businesses increase sales and customer loyalty.
The benefits of machine learning for other businesses.
While the BLS is the primary source for official government statistics on everything from employment and inflation to prices and productivity, businesses of all sizes and in all industries can benefit from machine learning.
For example, machine learning can be used to develop predictive models that can help businesses anticipate customer demand, identify new market opportunities, and optimize operations. Machine learning can also be used to improve the accuracy of financial forecasts, prevent fraud, and automate tasks that are currently performed manually.
The challenges of machine learning for other businesses.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is using machine learning techniques to improve its data collection and analysis processes. However, the BLS is also encountering some challenges with this new technology.
One challenge is that machine learning requires a lot of data to be effective. The BLS has a large amount of data, but it is not always easy to access or use. Another challenge is that machine learning algorithms can be biased if they are not trained properly. The BLS is working to ensure that its algorithms are free from bias.
Despite these challenges, the BLS is optimistic about the potential of machine learning to improve its operations. The agency is exploring ways to use machine learning for a variety of tasks, including automating data collection, analyzing text documents, and identifying patterns in data. With continued development, machine learning may help the BLS become even more efficient and accurate in its work.
The future of machine learning for other businesses.
In the near future, it is likely that machine learning will become increasingly important for businesses across a wide range of industries. As machine learning technology continues to develop and become more accessible, businesses are finding more and more ways to use it to their advantage.
One industry that is already beginning to feel the impact of machine learning is the business world. Businesses are using machine learning to automate tasks, improve customer service, and make better decisions. In the future, machine learning is likely to have an even bigger impact on businesses.


Design, Synthesis and Biological Activities of Pyrrole-3-carboxamide Derivatives as EZH2 (Enhancer of Zeste Homologue 2) Inhibitors and Anticancer Agents
Zeste enhancer homolog 2 (EZH2) is highly expressed in various malignant tumors, which could silence tumor suppressor gene via trimethylation of H3K27. Herein was first reported a novel series of pyrrole-3-carboxamide derivatives carrying with pyridone fragment as EZH2 inhibitors. By combining computational modeling, in vitro cellular assays and further rational structure-activity relationship exploration and optimization, compound DM-01 showed powerful inhibition of EZH2. DM-01 was found to have a significant ability to reduce cellular H3K27me3 level in K562 cells in Western blot test. Meanwhile, our data showed knockdown EZH2 in A549 cells resulted in the decrease of cell sensitivity to DM-01 at 50 and 100 μM. DM-01 could also increase the transcription expression of DIRAS3 in a dose-dependent manner, a tumor suppressor in downstream of EZH2, suggesting it was worthy to investigate further as a lead compound.


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Taylor Swift and her boyfriend reportedly enjoyed a night out with another famous couple.
Us Weekly reports Taylor and Joe Alwyn were spotted out to dinner with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds in Rhode Island recently.
The Blank Space singer spent some time at her mansion before heading back to her New York City apartment a few days later.
Several sources say the couple has been wearing disguises and trying to hide when leaving the house in an attempt to stay out of the public eye. See some of the photos below.
Us Weekly reports “Taylor had her massive security team set up so it would look as though [she] was going to walk through the front door, but then a security car pulled to the back of the building. Taylor and Joe ran in wearing matching hoodies and covered by umbrellas.”
Meanwhile, Blake and Ryan have become good friends with Taylor in the last few years.
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September was a down month at Coast casinos.
The year started with slow but steady growth. Revenue increased in five of the first seven months, and despite slipping in August and September, remains $5.8 million ahead of last year’s pace.
August’s $10 million drop in gross casino revenue was followed by a $6 million decrease in September on the Coast. Mississippi Department of Revenue reported Thursday that winnings in September dropped 7 percent to $84.3 million compared to $90.6 million in September 2010.
The river casinos increased winnings in September by almost $1 million, from $100.6 million last year to $101.5 million.
Mississippi’s combined revenue fell 3 percent from $191.3 million to $185.8 million.
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We partner with organizations and groups in Washington state to educate parents and concerned citizens on what is going on in the education system regarding sex education and the measures we can take to bring back control to parents.
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If you see an empty area below your steps, you still have to pair your step counter with the app. After the pairing, your steps will appear in this area.
To pair your activity tracker click on the menu sign on the top left of your screen.
Chose “Activity tracker” from the menu list.
Choose the option at the bottom “I have a moveUP activity tracker without a code”
Press the silver button on your activity tracker for 2 seconds until the wifi symbol appears
Press the silver button on your activity tracker for another 2 seconds until figures appear below the wifi symbol
- “vivofit 4” will appear on your screen
- choose “pair” on the right of it
Fill out the field and click the green “pair” button at the bottom. Important to fill out correct data because impossible data will not be accepted by Garmin.
Some smartphone devices will ask you for a code to enable the Bluetooth pairing. The code you have to enter on your phone will appear on the activity tracker screen (6 figure code). Enter the code and click “Pair”
You will see a white screen for about 1 minute.
- The white screen will change automatically to the the screen on the right
- Click on the arrow to the left to get back to the home screen of the app.
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