Podcasts about conditionally

Congratulations to whoever won the World Series, specifically for ensuring who didn't win the World Series. Mostly, in the wake of a fifteenth consecutive joyous Elimination Day, we look forward to what could be a year from now. You never know, but it's enough at this point to think of the Metsian possibilities.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, a candidate in the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan's leadership election, said Monday that he would conditionally allow nuclear power plants in the country to be brought back online.

In this episode, Ayesha spoke with John K. Celebi, MBA, President & Chief Executive Officer, Sensei Bio, a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company focused on the discovery and development of next-generation therapeutics for cancer patients.Sensei Biotherapeutics specializes in creating conditionally active antibodies. These are engineered to operate specifically within the tumor microenvironment, enhancing the immune system's ability to combat cancer.John Celebi, MBA, has over 25 years of experience building innovative entrepreneurial biotechnology companies. Mr. Celebi currently serves on the Board of Directors of Egle Therapeutics SAS, a biotechnology company developing first-in-class immunotherapies targeting immune suppressor regulatory T cells (Tregs) for oncology and autoimmune diseases. Mr. Celebi received an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS in biophysics from the University of California, San Diego.Tune into the episode to learn more about Sensei Bio's mission and therapeutic approach.   For more life science and medical device content, visit the Xtalks Vitals homepage. https://xtalks.com/vitals/ Follow Us on Social MediaTwitter: https://twitter.com/XtalksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/xtalks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Xtalks.Webinars/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/xtalks-webconferencesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/XtalksWebinars/featured

My whole life I was a victim of the messaging of Hollywood and the media. It was all that negative, manipulative, divisive, bad messaging. I was a victim because they preying were on me.  They knew how to influence and impose their thoughts, beliefs and ideas on me. This went on till the day of my transformation. Now I'm fully frustrated by the messaging that comes from the media and Hollywood. As modern-day Heroes we've got to combat this, we have to go straight into this mental warfare to play our part. What life could be like if some of that negative messaging was absent! Or, if people that were in control started making better decisions and not trying to play on people's weaknesses!   Watch FULL YOUTUBE INTERVIEW HERE   In this episode you will take away 3 promising insights (plus many more) How I was a victim of the media preying on me and why one should combat this mental warfare Kind of messaging that comes out to people by Hollywood My comments on the movie produced by former President Obama and his wife where they're inserting racial division Big problem with Disney's thinking Best Quotes from the Episode - In movies, there are a lot of self-interests in the people that are writing the script, bringing the script to life, shooting the movie and driving a narrative that ultimately has some influence - I am repulsed by people that project negative, manipulative, divisive, bad messaging - Before my transformation, I was a victim of the media's preying on me and them knowing how to influence me and how to bring their thoughts their ideas, their beliefs and impose them on me because I really didn't have any control and unfortunately it was where we got our messaging from before the advent of social media - How much more of this negativity from media can we continue to tolerate before a few modern-day Heroes decide that we've got to combat this mental warfare - Conditionally humans are wired to be more geared and drawn towards things that are going badly because it initiates the fear reaction parts of the brain - People could equally use their on air talent or their success in the business world to drive a completely different narrative to impact people in a positive way, instead of doing it in a negative way - Messaging has been altered or purposely put in front of you in order to capture your attention, hook your attention and then own your attention - News doesn't always promote positive stuff - I'm sick and tired of watching you constantly put people in these positions where they're walking around in their life on eggshells in their everyday life because of what you're doing - You have to be even more guarding of what it is you're watching - It's more important for us to start to come together and think about how to improve the quality of life - There's so many different messages that get imposed onto us without us even knowing it because we're not acutely aware of what just happened - Movies, Entertainment, Sports: they're all trying to influence you in a way that we don't want to be influenced   https://www.youtube.com/@thisismannyvargas https://www.linkedin.com/in/manny-vargas-86ba4449/ https://www.instagram.com/thisismannyvargas/ https://www.facebook.com/thisismannyvargas https://twitter.com/themannyvargas https://www.tiktok.com/@thisismannyvargas   Manny's websites: https://www.alwaysonthegrow.com/ https://www.moresalesappeal.com/

Hello and welcome to Episode 24! In this episode, Kenny, Scott, Matt, and Curtis discuss conditions and strategize about assessing their potential value and when you should go for conditions vs. damage. It's more strategy focused and generally muses upon coordinated fire, leveraging conditions for maximum value, and other such things. If you're in Reno or thereabouts, you should attend Cody's Shatterpoint tournament on December 16. Dice roll at 11:30 AM. $20 buy-in. If you're ... in the EU? Northern Europe? I honestly don't know people's appetite for travel, you should go to DefCon, which is happening on January 6-7. They will have TWO showdown events--one on January 6, and the second on January 7. It promises to be a ton of fun. Thank you! We love you all

[Video below] The Wilson County Emergency Services District (ESD) 2 board conditionally approved an interlocal fire and dispatch services agreement at their Nov. 13 meeting. The agreement is intended to improve handling of calls for fire or EMS service by dispatchers at the Wilson County Sheriff's Office. The county's four other ESDs have already signed on, but ESD 2 board members approved the agreement on condition that board counsel Ken Campbell review and approve it first. In the agreement, agree- each of the county ESDs commit to pay ,000 annually to the county to provide for two dispatcher positions dedicated...Article Link

Over the course of this year, we've seen and heard more women than ever tout the idea of using the vajayjay to acquire wealth, assets or favour. While it's been negatively criticized for a while, what if we took a more objective view of the whole thing? What if we looked at it as an asset class or better yet, a currency? What if the pros outweigh the cons, and it's better than we think? Someone had to find out...Break Time on Westside Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/breaktimeonwestside/My Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/denver_bagaka/My Twitter:https://twitter.com/BagakatheD

Come join the conversations in the SMRNation Community at my.smr.fm The 2024 Passionately Married Getaway is June 13-15, 2024. Register now. Unlock the Power of Intimacy - https://smr.fm/unlock  Everyone gets both versions ... Is there such a thing as unconditional love and aspects in marriage or other relationships? What if we all have conditions? That's what we explore this week. Enjoy the show! Sponsors ... Academy: Join the Academy and go deeper with the conversation and content. https://smr.fm/academy The post Conditionally Unconditional #645 first appeared on Sexy Marriage Radio.

Come join the conversations in the SMRNation Community at my.passionatelymarried.net The 2024 Passionately Married Getaway is June 13-15, 2024. Register now. Unlock the Power of Intimacy - https://passionatelymarried.net/unlock  Everyone gets both versions ... Is there such a thing as unconditional love and aspects in marriage or other relationships? What if we all have conditions? That's what we explore this week. Enjoy the show! Sponsors ... Academy: Join the Academy and go deeper with the conversation and content. https://passionatelymarried.net/academy

Based in Perth, Western Australia, smol fish started as the solo project and musical journal of singer songwriter Clancy Davidson. In late 2018 the project enhanced into a full band setup.The band's songs are cute and upbeat, expressing themes of love, loneliness, naivety, friendship and the mundane struggles of everyday life. This episode I chat with Smol Fish about finding power in cuteness. We discussed their new track 'Conditionally' , playing gigs at primary schools and upcoming EP teasers.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.04.12.536514v1?rss=1 Authors: Awatade, N. T., Reid, A. T., Nichol, K. S., Budden, K. F., Veerati, P. C., Pathinayake, P. S., Grainge, C. L., Hansbro, P. M., Wark, P. A. Abstract: Introduction: Primary air liquid interface (ALI) cultures of bronchial epithelial cells are used extensively to model airway responses. A recent advance is the development of conditional reprogramming that enhances proliferative capability. Several different media and protocols are utilized, yet even subtle differences may influence cellular responses. We compared the morphology and functional responses, including innate immune responses to rhinovirus infection in conditionally reprogrammed primary bronchial epithelial cells (pBECs) differentiated using two commonly used culture media. Methods: pBECs from healthy participants (n = 5) were CR using gamma-irradiated 3T3 fibroblasts and Rho Kinase inhibitor. CRpBECs were differentiated at ALI in either PneumaCultTM (PN-ALI) or Bronchial Epithelial Growth Medium (BEGM)-based differentiation media (BEBM:DMEM, 50:50, LonzaTM) - (AB-ALI) for 28 days. Transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER), immunofluorescence, histology, cilia activity, ion channel function, and expression of cell markers were analyzed. Viral load was assessed by RT-qPCR and anti-viral factors quantified by Legendplex following Rhinovirus-A1b (RVA1b) infection. Results: CRpBECs differentiated in PneumaCultTM were smaller and had a lower TEER and cilia beat frequency (CBF) compared to BEGM media. PneumaCultTM media cultures exhibited significantly increased FOXJ1 expression, more ciliated cells with a larger active area, increased intracellular mucins, and increased calcium-activated chloride channel current. However, there were no significant changes in viral RNA or host antiviral responses. Conclusion: There are distinct structural and functional differences in CRpBECs cultured in the two commonly used ALI differentiation media. Such factors need to be taken into consideration when designing and comparing CRpBECs ALI experiments. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

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Are you sacrificing pure bliss and time and financial freedom in your multi 6 or 7 figure business? Are you still creating wealth and success from the old paradigm using healing modalities or belief work in order to receive the outcome you desire? Do you still set intentions, visualize, or set a goal in order to achieve the outcome that you want?    Did you know that mastering the Quantum Field, Energetics, Mindset and Strategy will keep you doomed to receive financial success and wealth conditionally?   Here is what no one told you:  Every process that involves the mind, the thought process or emotions is you trying to create from the prison of personality.    Divine perfection operates on 4 pillars.  Perfect wealth, perfect health, perfect love and perfect expression of Self.    So:  IF you are a spiritual entrepreneur in an amazing relationship BUT struggling to make money, build wealth and be successful in your business…   IF you are a spiritual entrepreneur making tons of money, maybe even millions of dollars,  on- and offline, but always end up in disastrous relationships …    IF you are a spiritual entrepreneur, wealthy AF and happily taken… but you are constantly struggling with health issues …   Then it's simply because you are still creating wealth, success, and freedom from the old paradigm.    Welcome to episode 13 of SheWolf Impact! In today's episode I am speaking about the endless struggle of duality and conditional receiving when creating wealth, money and success from the old paradigm and how you probably, just like me, have been sold into conditional receiving.    I am also explaining the 4 pillars of divine perfection and the greatest difference between 7 and 8 figure earners who know about the new paradigm.    Those humans, who have created wealth without ONE SINGLE mindset session, without ONE single trauma healing, without ONE single subconscious session, without ONE single post, without ONE single launch.    There is no need for you to keep doing what you are currently doing in order to be the most impactful, most successful and most wealthy version of YOU.    You are meant to receive UNconditionally… IF you only stopped following the principles of receiving conditionally.    Learn the art of OMEGA Surrender in my 12 months program SURRENDER EXPERIENCE and watch ego dissolving into divine devotion. That place, where you are the witness and the co-creator of massive wealth, health and love miracles.   Until next time,    Michaela   LET GO OF ANY THOUGHT, OF ANY BELIEF, OF ANY NEED, WANT OR DREAM … and witness phenomenal wealth, success and impact flow into your life … without YOU having to do anything (in order to attract it).    Instagram: @SheWolfImpact Facebook: SheWolf Impact YouTube: SheWolf Impact Academy  TikTok: @shewolfimpact

The Chadian leader of the opposition “Transformers” party says his party has always been interested in dialogue but under two conditions. One of which is that the military government, led by Mahamat Idris Deby, should not run for any political office. VOA's James Butty has the details.

Today's poem is Conditionally by Devin Kelly.

Episode 67   I gave up the need to be liked in order for me to respect me. I no longer want to be liked because it usually has conditions. And I'm no longer willing to betray myself to meet them. - The.Holistic.Psychologist   Step Into Your Power Daily is a daily podcast that hopes to inspire you by sharing quotes and affirmations that have inspired and motivated me as I continue on this journey called life.  Being someone that has struggled with my weight my entire life, once found myself weighing over 500 pounds, lost over 350 pounds, struggled with loose skin, been diagnosed with an eating disorder, and regaining weight, my hope is that we can all step into our own power with these daily reminders that I find motivating and inspiring.     You can also follow along wherever you listen to podcasts for an audio-only version or subscribe on youtube for a video version of this daily podcast. Link to YouTube Channel https://bit.ly/StepIntoYourPowerDailyYTChannel    If you are looking for some motivational quotes in your social media feed you can follow on  @StepIntoYourPowerDaily - Instagram @StepIntoYourPowerDaily - TikTok

In this episode, Anya hosts nurse, dance teacher, wife, and mother of three teen boys, Abelin Cedeno. Abelin is a pillar within the Brazilian Zouk dance community in Dallas and while she's not working, wifing, or mothering, you can find her organizing the next dance event to bring people together.Abelin lets us into her personal experiences, observations, and perspective on why “unconditional love” doesn't work. She opens up about her divorce, her current marriage, and all she's learned in between. We cover the difference between sacrifice and discipline, how resentments develops, and why conditionality within all relationships is something we should all consider.Connect with Abelin hereCheck out Dallas Zouk here

The finale is here and, as promised on our Twitter feed, we dissect Co-host Iciar being LIVE IN THE AUDIENCE on Monday. After that, we dissect both final episodes in great detail and try to answer the big question: why is Susie back together with Clayton? Really... why is Susie back together with Clayton? Hit the play button and join us to find out!

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2021/12/09/mercedes-benz-receives-worlds-first-internationally-valid-system-approval-for-conditionally-automated-driving/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/citylifeorg/support

Thank you thank you for patrons! With some new marketing spending we are a little behind on monthly expenses so I am going to try to crank out another episode… and also hope we can get a few more folks to pitch in.I think a lot of the societal breakdown we are seeing is a matter of human psychology -- designed for pre-historical humans by evolution -- running up against technology that it can't handle and goes kindof crazy trying to confront.-This is probably why social media is so harmful for teenagers -- social dynamics on steroids that you can't ever really win-Also talked about this a lot with bubbling behavior and learning things from people who look like me rather than people who seem smart-I think one form - social shaming - is leading to an unintended acceleration of radicalization -second date update-"nice guy" problem - creeper, followed home-whole studio trying to tell him he was wrong and is being horrible -he grows more hostile and calls the women all sorts of terrible names-i talk with my lady and we realize this guy is going to get worse / go down a bad rabbit hole -why can't he learn? Why does he think he is the hero and all these other people are all out to get him?-social pressure failed and he is gonna go full mysoginy / incel and might hurt people -realized this is happening a lot. Mostly left to right: trying to shame people for all sorts of stuff such as not wearing masks to not getting on board with the current progressive social agenda item -using social shaming to enforce behavior works... Conditionally -- and we misuse it -running the gauntlet-medieval Europe punishment for adultery -about a group with norms enforcing them -very ape like behavior-chimp banana pyramid hose example-evolutionary - a survival mechanism -pre industrial revolution this was all you needed - works very well when stuck with your group-pre internet this worked pretty well (more mobility)-post internet you can just move and choose a new group -i think this is how / why people go down weird rabbit holes and join groups that believe in conspiracy or get racist or join na online woke mob -they get shamed for having and voicing thoughts that the group disapproves of: this is an instinctual strategy-in the past they would conform or be an outcast-now they just move to where they are accepted-humana crave acceptance so they will find a group where they are reinforced and stay there -this reinforcing means a mega bubble and lack of outside conversation or any real discussion -fracturing occurs: rather than regression to the mean you have people accelerate toward disparate groups with mutually incompatible realities -we know the rest -in conclusion our ape behavior to use social shame to reinforce norms is backfiring-no idea what the alternative is: write in, especially if you studied a lot of psychology Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/reconsiderpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The style-based GAN (StyleGAN) architecture achieved state-of-the-art results for generating high-quality images, but it lacks explicit and precise control over camera poses. The recently proposed NeRF-based GANs made great progress towards 3D-aware generators, but they are unable to generate high-quality images yet. This paper presents CIPS-3D, a style-based, 3D-aware generator that is composed of a shallow NeRF network and a deep implicit neural representation (INR) network. The generator synthesizes each pixel value independently without any spatial convolution or upsampling operation. 2021: Peng Zhou, Lingxi Xie, Bingbing Ni, Qi Tian https://arxiv.org/pdf/2110.09788v1.pdf

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Easy Tech: Conditionally automated driving with the DRIVE PILOT Teaser (max. 50 words) ABS, airbag, ESP®, Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC — these are just a few of the technical innovations in which the S-Class set benchmarks in terms of driving safety and comfort. Now it's ready for the next...

Michelle Branham, Florida Vice President of Public Policy with Alzheimer's Association, talks with Caregiver SOS On Air cohosts Carol Zernial, nationally known expert on seniors, aging, and caregiving, and veteran broadcaster and attorney Ron Aaron, on Florida Alzheimer's Association perspective on FDA's conditionally approved drug Aducanumab.

Michelle Branham, Florida Vice President of Public Policy of Alzheimer's Association, talks with Caregiver SOS On Air cohosts Carol Zernial, nationally known expert on seniors, aging, and caregiving, and veteran broadcaster and attorney Ron Aaron on Florida Alzheimer's Association perspective on FDA's conditionally approved drug Aducanumab.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are there seven basic conditions for praying as we should? Yes! In this episode we finish reading chapter 44 of the Spiritual Combat, Fr. Scupoli's opening chapter on prayer. We will look at his discussion of the last four conditions of prayer, plus an eighth condition that should follow our prayers. We have seen so far that we must have/do the following: Devotion, that is a desire to serve God  Holy Confidence that God can answer our prayers Right Intention of conforming our tainted and selfish will to the Divine WILL—> we will look at what are the conditions of being heard by God. Practice what we pray for. We must strive in our actions to become what we are asking God to become. Our moral lives and prayer life are interconnected. We live as we pray and we pray as we live. Thank God for past benefits before asking for new ones. Ask in the name of Jesus and through His merits. Persevere in asking. Do not give up! Knock and it will be opened! In the previous episode we saw that there are some things that are so pleasing to God that we can ask for them without conditions: grace, virtue, salvation, etc. There are other gifts from God that we should only CONDITIONALLY ask God to give us; in other words, Lord, grant me x, y, z, [here is the condition] if it will truly benefit our spiritual lives. The if = the condition. We should only ask for the following kinds of things conditionally: house, job, better health, etc. One day St. Philip Neri begged God to save this woman's life. He fulfilled all the conditions set out by Fr. Scupoli: devotion, confidence, right intention, good actions, thanksgiving, asking in the name of Jesus, and persevering. The Lord heard his prayer. The woman got better. But then she did not change her life and obey God. She became worse and worse in how she lived. St Philip then told people: “that is the last time I ever pray for someone's health unconditionally. From now on, I will only ask for healings on this condition: the person will get closer to God.” Let us ponder St. Philip's words. In all our requests, let us ask for conformity to God's will. Fr. Scupoli tells us that no matter the outcome of our prayer: we must be resigned to God's will (an 8th condition!).

Please don't ruin this for me, listener! It's Anna's (at least) tenth appearance in one capacity or another on the pod, and she and Ryan are here to dive into the world of Tennis's Yours Conditionally. There's a gripe, a great game of Tennis, AND the origin of the game theme that you've been hearing lo these many months! Recorded May 15, 2020.

Welcome to another VERY normal episode of Album ReBrews! It's Valentine's Day, and we'll explore the Tennis album "Yours, Conditionally." We'll also make some awful tennis-related jokes, get a little wet, and sip some delicious cucumber gimlets. Nothing weird happens in this episode, and no technical difficulties happen AT ALL. What...? Why are you giving me that look? Nothing weird happens!Stream "Yours, Conditionally" here!Thanks to everyone who hung out at the Earbuds Podcast Collective's 4th Anniversary party! We had a blast creating cocktail recipes for the event. Watch our recipe video here. You can find Album ReBrews on Instagram here and Twitter here. (@albumrebrews)TW/CW: Alcohol and drug references, sexual references.Fair Use Disclaimer: Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research.Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.Thank you to Vecteezy for providing free vectors used as part of our podcast art.

The conditional ban on live cattle exports has been lifted, but until the wider review is finalised, exporters must continue to meet all existing requirements. Brent Wallace, a livestock exporter, joins the show. To watch to the full-length interviews and to contact the show visit www.sarahperriam.com

In this episode, the crew gives an overview of their week as well as their take on tough questions about unconditional love and support.

You guys have no idea how seriously overjoyed I was when last Friday's announcement went out in the media--the cruise ban has been lifted!!!  Of course, it is conditionally, but it is a step in the right direction and finally gives the cruise lines a chance to prove how safe they can be.  Listen in on these thoughts and more!   Turn your Retreat at Sea idea to tangible plan in just 5 days!: https://ritaventures.thrivecart.com/retreat-anchor-corporate/ Get your freebie at http://www.strongertidespodcast.com Visit: http://www.ritaventures.net Email: rita@ritaventures.net Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/ritaventures/ https://www.instagram.com/ritaventures/ https://www.linkedin.com/ritaperez19/ Share: https://strongertidespodcast.libsyn.com/

Hey Lovelies! Got a heavy one for ya this week. After jumping off the see-saw of my most recent romantic escapade, I am finally confronting the universally and exponentially toxic behavior of bullying and abuse in all forms. And this is not just wagging a finger at the perceived ‘aggressors' or coddling perceived ‘victims', it's the first time I have ever taken a deeper ook at how both parties are responsible for their participation. It takes two to play, kiddos. PLUS, I make an obligatory “Life is like a river…” analogy!! I welcome you to join me in HONESTLY examining our past experiences as either the bully or bullyee...?? You know what I mean. Get out your journals and your tissues and let's float forward together. Oh, and THANK YOU for listening and for all of your sweet messages. I really do give a shit about you all. xoxo Wendi ***SoCiAL mEdiA*** Twitter: @wendistarling Instagram: @wendibird82 @iloveyou.please.stop Only Fans: only fans.com/wendistarling “Funny Pains” available NOW on Amazon Prime, Google Play, Fandango Now and Vimeo: funnypains.com

This episode features GiGi Evans, peaceful warrior, channel for the divine, fierce mama bear. @gi_ven_gi www.gigievans.com “I am that bitch. That bitch is me. It took time and a lot of hard work for me to say that. As minute as it might sound, that’s huge. For as long as I could remember I thought that having a loving husband, adorable kid, kick ass job, and the car and houses to match was what made me, well... me. I had the quintessential #goals life. Yet I still felt like I wasn’t enough. I felt alone and unloved even though I was constantly surrounded by what looked like love. I had it all, yet my despair grew deeper, and that is when I knew that it was time for major changes to ensue. As I explored ways to find my way out of my darkness, I asked myself one essential question, “Who loves me?”. I wrote a list and to my surprise, I was nowhere on that list. I realized I was showing up to be that bitch for everyone else but I wasn’t showing up and loving myself. I wanted to be everything for everyone because I thought that was how you received love. Conditionally. You give all of your love and to receive love. That was unacceptable. Love is unconditional and it starts from within. I was constantly preaching self love and had zero practice in the subtle art of self love myself. So I made the hard choice that I had been long avoiding. I chose myself. I decided that my life’s purpose was simply to love me fully. The devotion began with raw, unfiltered honesty. It started with me shedding a life that no longer served me. That meant most of the things that I thought defined who I was had to go. That included jobs, relationships, habits, and old patterns. If it didn’t feel like a fit anymore it was out the door. I said goodbye to perfectionism and pleasing people, and hello to putting my needs first. Loving myself and filling my own cup. It became more important for me to live a life that looked authentic to how I felt. Fast forward to present day, I am not the woman that I thought that I was three years ago, one year ago, or even a month ago. I am forever evolving and changing. My ability to love myself unconditionally empowers me to do the same for others. I have held space for my own healing. I continue to love all of the parts of me, even the parts that are hardest to love. I allow myself to grow every day. The process can be a gritty one, but I assure you it is well worth it. It all started with the decision to choose myself. The choice that has to be made day in and day out if I want to heal. I am all things and I am nothing at the same time. This shit is beautiful; my story is beautiful. Everyday I show up and do my best, knowing that it will look different each time, and that’s okay because that’s all that God has asked me to do.” - GiGi Evans

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I hope PowerPoint Live Presentations arrive in time for some of the #M365May presenters to use. It's arriving in targeted release tenants now. I'm keen to allow attendees to follow the slides on their own device with captions and send real-time reactions, much like in Facebook Live streams.    Also on the show:    - Planner integration for Message Center    - Intune role management coming to Microsoft 365 admin center    - New Yammer public preview plus additional administration controls and enhancements    - Planner app renamed in Teams to Tasks    - Spam notifications and alerts in shared mailboxes    - Outlook introduces Incident Notification for IT Admins    - Office 365 Portal rebrand in Service health    - Conditionally show or hide columns in a SharePoint list or library form    - New service plan, Common Data Service, added to enable future Office features    - Saved for later web part available on modern pages    - Group chat with up to 250 people    - Allow OneDrive account to sync only for specific organizations    Join Daniel Glenn and Darrell as a Service Webster as they cover the latest messages in the Microsoft 365 Message Center.    Check out Daniel and Darrell's own YouTube channels at:    Daniel - https://www.youtube.com/DanielGlenn     Darrell - https://www.youtube.com/modernworkplacescenarios     

Charlie Gleason, a designer and developer at Heroku, is in conversation with Ben Harding, a developer at Raygun. Their conversation centers around a website's "critical render path," which are the steps in which HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are converted into pixels which a user actually interacts with in their browser. The fast these pixels are rendered, the better the experience which a user receives. Delays in website rendering can lead to an impact on one's business, as users are likely to leave slow sites; more often, it's an issue of accessibility, where users with slower connections should be able to visit any page they want to. Ben outlines four metrics that can be key to gathering information about how your website is performing. There's "time to first paint," which is the time it takes for a browser to render anything; there's "time to first contentful paint," which is the time it takes for the browser to render any content, like an image or text; there's load time, which is the time it takes for all of your assets--CSS, JavaScript, and fonts--to download; and there's "time to interactive," which is when a user can start engaging with a website, such as by clicking buttons or filling out a form. It's important to measure all of these stats first so that you can approach performance optimizations from a baseline of where you are, and where you want to be. There's plenty of low-hanging fruit when it comes to improving website rendering performance. You could try minifying and compressing your CSS, JavaScript, and images, so that the user's browser doesn't need to fetch large files. You can also implement techniques such as code splitting, which ensures that CSS and JavaScript is only loaded for the pages those styles or functions are needed on, rather than every single page on your site. You can load your assets asynchronously, so that the browser is not blocked on any one task. The important thing is to take a look at your starting metrics, and focus on tackling one of your problems until the load times are down to an acceptable range. Fine-tuning website performance is an iterative cycle: as more features are added, performance will degrade. Sometimes you can't optimize a website any further than you've already done, and that's okay. As long as you keep your user's perceived performance in mind, you can still get away with having spinners and splash screens, so long as they are receiving feedback and are aware that something is happening. Links from this epiode Critical rendering path DOM and CSSOM Lighthouse Webpack Parcel Uglify ImageOptim TinyPNG SVGO Media attributes for CSS files Async / defer for JavaScript Preloading / prefetching assets Heroku’sMalibu icon library SVG and sprite sheets Code splitting React Lazy and Suspense Visualising bundle sizes Tree shaking Raygun

Hosts Evan Gottesman, Eli Kowaz, and Margaux Nijkerk speak with Israel Policy Forum's Policy Director Michael Koplow about how the topic of conditioning American aid to Israel has entered the Democratic Party primary race and what it means for the future of the U.S.-Israel relationship.Support the show (http://support.israelpolicyforum.org/donate)

In the latest installment of the Jamf After Dark Podcast, we bring in Blake Pierce and Kyle Hammond to tell us all about how the Conditional Access integration in Jamf Pro works, how it's used, and a little inside baseball on how it came to be!

In this episode we touch on love and how it’s processed with conditioning.

When we are at our worst - that is when we need to feel loved the most. If our partner or child is at their worst - it is in these moments that they need to feel loved the most. Do we show up with love or is our love conditional?

CONDITIONALLY MANAGING CHOCOLATE: This was an interview I did as a guest expert on Nick’s podcast. Transcript Here NEED TO LEARN HOW TO FORGIVE YOUR MOST SERIOUS FOOD MISTAKES SO YOU CAN GET RESULTS: Want help to forgive yourself and stick to your diet? Click here! WANT TO EARN INCOME HELPING OTHERS GET RESULTS TOO? […] The post Conditionally Managing Chocolate appeared first on The Never Binge Again Blog.

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Jack Clark, Head Coach of Cal Rugby, discusses the differences between Families and High Performance Organizations and how the concept of learning how to 'Love Conditionally' has helped the Golden Bears win 23 National Championships in his 33 years as Head Coach.  Listen to the full episode: https://thejugglife.com/94-jack-clark/ Check out our sponsor Dollar Shave Club to look, feel and smell your best: https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/JuggLife

This episode features an article titled "U.S. EPA Conditionally Approves Pennsylvania RACT 2 Rule" by John Slade. http://www.all4inc.com/ract-2-rule-sip-padep-conditionally-approved

On this weeks episode of The Bug Geeky Podcast we talk about the importance of inspection and reporting conditions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buggeeky/message

Carin Mrotz presented this Yom Kippur sermon in Minneapolis at the Shir Tikvah Synagogue in 2017 The text as prepared for delivery: In preparing, I asked my self: What do I want to say to you. What do I need you to know, today, on Yom Kippur. And who am I to tell you? I think about that a lot – who am I in relation to this congregation, this community. I’m the director of an organization that serves this community, and also asks a lot of you. And I’m a member of this congregation. It can be hard to hold some of these those roles at the same time. I’m a board member, and sometimes when I usher at Shabbat, I find myself only talking to people about JCA. Or while I’m sitting in the library reading while my kids are in religious school. It can be hard to know how to just BE in the congregation and not feel that I’m working. Sometimes Jewish becomes such a thing that I do that I forget how it feels to just be. So rather than fight all of that, I’m just going to step into it here, and be all of those things here with you. And I look out and see JCA members, board members, and staff. I see the doctor who delivered my son, I look into the choir and see the nurse midwife who delivered my daughter. And I see both of my children here, squirming their way through the adult service just to hear mom speak. I see my husband, who isn’t Jewish, who in making a family with me threw his lot in with mine and joined our community wholeheartedly. I’m accountable to so many of you in this room. We’re accountable to each other. That can feel like a tremendous responsibility, but also, today, on our holiest day and one of not just atonement but forgiveness, it feels like a blessing. And I’m going to talk to you about racial justice and resistance, and our community’s flawed inheritance. But I’ll start with Cain and Abel. To recap, for those who don’t remember or who haven’t yet read, or who just like a good story, Cain and Abel were the sons of Adam and Eve after they were cast out of Eden. They had sisters, too, but they were obviously perfect and never did anything wrong, since I can’t think of any other reason the text isn’t about them. Cain is the first birth in the Torah. The first person born to another person. To people who were cursed. His brother Abel follows. They are given roles: Cain tills the soil and Abel tends the flock. The soil Cain tills is, of course, cursed. God cursed the soil before he was even born. When he and his brother approach God with offerings, his is disappointing. Of course it is. Abel has the fattest sheep and Cain has fruit grown from cursed soil. And God accepts Abel’s offering and rebuffs Cain’s. God turns his back on Cain, and furious, Cain kills his brother. The first man born in the Torah becomes the first murderer. He makes his brother the first death. I think it means something that the first man born to a person in the Torah takes the first life. I think his humanity is important. In social justice work, we draw heavily, or lean heavily on the concept of b’tselem elohim, the idea that we’re all made in the image of God. We are all made equally from the divine and are all uniquely valuable. It’s a powerful way to describe what connects us as humans. We use it to build empathy – with victims of police violence, with undocumented immigrants. It’s the way we put words to what we hope we all would just feel – that everyone is valuable, not matter how they got here, no matter what they do. It’s how we articulate what connects us to people we’ve never even met, why we care what happens to them. There’s nothing about being made in the image of God that means we’re perfect. Cain is messy and flawed and his brother bears that burden and loses his life. And they are both made in the image of God. There is so much responsibility in being human and we’re going to hurt each other. We’re going to make mistakes because we were designed to. Cain meets Abel in a field, ready to argue, and he kills him. And God comes to Cain and asks where Abel is. God knows what happened to Abel and doesn’t need to ask. So why does God bother to ask? God wants Cain to tell the truth. Today is Yom Kippur, a day to atone, to reflect, to tell the truth. I need to tell you some truth, too. Like MJ sang last night, I didn’t come to fool you. First. As a community, we’ve done a deep dive into our white privilege in the name of working for racial justice. We’ve gone to trainings – I’ve conducted them – we’ve read books like How Jews Became White Folks, and articles like last year’s As Jews atone on Yom Kippur, we need to confront our White Privilege in the Washington Post. Many of us want to understand who we are and where to stand in the fight for racial equality in America, so we studied our path in becoming white and sought to understand the privileges that were granted us. We’ve haven’t been getting this right. That’s the first truth. I did a training a few years ago with a friend and colleague, also Jewish. A black Jew. And I will never forget this - she held up a copy of How Jews Became White Folks, and said, “I could rub this book all over me and I will never become white.” White Jews need to do the work we’ve been doing to understand how to be allies in fighting white supremacy, but somewhere we mistook the racial identity and privilege conveyed to some of us as individuals as an identifier for our whole community. We’re a multiracial community. Some of us are white. But in generalizing our community as white, we’ve cast ourselves as allies to people who live outside it, and we fall short of supporting - and seeing – Jews of color. Or Jews with origins in the Middle East or South America or Asia. Or Jews whose family history is not one of immigration at all. We’ve simplified our story, taken the Ashkenazi journey to whiteness and made it the story of American Jews. We’ve marginalized members of our own community, made them invisible. I’m sorry we’ve done that. We’re capable as a community of sitting with deeper complexity; we have shortchanged ourselves. Next truth. Even for white Jews, our whiteness does not protect us from anti-Semitism. Our rates of home ownership and college graduation have not made neo-Nazis okay with us. Our privilege is conditional, and if anything, our whiteness makes it easier for anti-Semitism to be brushed aside as not actually very threatening. Our president – sigh – tells the nation that some of those neo-Nazis in Charlottesville were fine people. Can you believe that? A woman was killed. But I’m not just talking about neo-Nazis, in the days following what happened in Charlottesville, some of us felt the sting of having the anti-Semitism erased from those rallies by our own friends. Men chanted “Jews will not replace us,” and yet when our anti-racist partners demanded justice, in some of those demands, we felt forgotten. We were forgotten. Truth. It stung. It hurt. A Jewish friend, a longtime racial justice activist told me it felt like a door had closed. She didn’t want to make a big deal out of it because she didn’t want to prioritize her own fear when other communities were experiencing much more urgent attacks, and from systems, from institutions. But the truth is it hurt, some of us felt truly isolated. Last fall, not long after the election, I was attacked by Nazis on Twitter. A neighbor discovered a giant swastika painted on the garage of an abandoned home in North Minneapolis, where I live. A friend of mine, a black organizer, and I went together to clean it off. I went to Home Depot and bought paint remover and we scrubbed together in the cold until it was as gone as it could be, and then because we couldn’t believe that a few hours earlier, there had literally been a giant swastika right there on a house on the Northside, we took pictures and tweeted them. Within a few days, racist and anti-Semitic trolls attacked. They said we’d painted it ourselves for attention, or because leftists are intent on proving hate exists. Look, black women and their Jewish girlfriends don’t have to work hard to prove hate exists. So, exposed as a hoax and targeted for having committed the crime of being black and Jewish and women and publicly fighting white supremacy, we got hammered for days. I received pictures of myself photoshopped into Holocaust memes. My face was zoomed in on and analyzed for my Jewish features. My friend was merely the pet, I was her puppeteer. Some were violent, some explicit. There was one guy who kept tweeting my picture and comparing me to a young Howard Stern. Which is probably fair. But most were threatening, and most focused on my identity as a Jew and hers as a black woman and the fact that we had done this together. My friend told me she didn’t know anti-Semitism existed anymore. She’d thought it was an artifact. Something historical. “I thought you guys were normal white people,” she said. “Right?” I answered. “We did, too.” Cain doesn’t tell God the truth. God asks where is Abel and Cain answers, famously, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Why lie to someone who already knows the truth? I try to put myself in Cain’s shoes and I think about how scary it is to tell the truth when you’re all alone. That’s the function of anti-Semitism – to isolate Jews, to position us as an invisible buffer between the oppressed and oppressor. Conditionally safe. We get privilege but never full acceptance. We are exalted as powerful by those who wish to destroy us because it separates us from the people we think of as our most likely allies in fighting them. If everyone believes that the rich white Jews are funding the anti-racist resistance, white supremacists will blame us while black activists will feel used, controlled, resentful. We end up alone, vulnerable. A scapegoat. I pause here, because the idea of our community being used as a scapegoat is interesting to think about today. The traditional Yom Kippur text is from Leviticus, the expulsion into the wilderness of the scapegoat—the “goat for Azazel,” carrying upon him all the inequities of the Israelites. A literal vessel to carry our sins away from us. Today, though, we’re reading Cain and Abel, a story that does the opposite – pushes us to stand and face our flaws, pushes us to ask ourselves questions we already know the answers to in order to tell the truth. To really atone is to hold our flaws close, not send them away. And if we’ve been made the vessel for others to cast off their sins, a scapegoat, it’s not a role we have to accept. God asked Cain what happened to Abel. God gave Cain a chance to tell the truth. And he couldn’t. Or he just didn’t. And yes, he was alone, but remember, Cain was alone because in his anger at having been handed cursed ground, and in his pain at being rejected by God, he pushed his brother away. He turned inward and destroyed the person that might have supported him. In his pain, he made himself alone. And they were both made in the image of God, and Cain’s destiny was bound together with Abel’s – after he killed Abel, God sent Cain to wander, separated him from the land that was his birthright, never to return. Here’s another truth, or maybe a question. When we’ve found ourselves alone, are there times when it’s because we’ve isolated ourselves? When we have assumed likely allyship based on a historical relationship that we haven’t kept up? When have we been hurt that other communities have scheduled something a date that’s significant to us without understanding why it might be significant to them? When we have criticized tactics without understanding the demands? or wordsmithed statements? or disavowed groups that we never had a relationship with in the first place? When have we relied on an image of Heschel marching with King because we didn’t have a more recent example of solidarity? We’ve been relying on Heschel praying with his feet for more than 50 years. His feet are exhausted. Another truth: B’tselem elohim, the recognition of God in a stranger is not a shortcut to actually knowing them. I can recognize your humanity and fight for you, but we are stronger if we fight together, on equal terms, not because we want to help each other but because our destinies are firmly entwined. We are strongest in relationship. Those take time, and they’re messy. That’s by design – remember, we’re messy on purpose. We need to stay in relationships when it’s hard. When we feel invisible, when we accidentally make someone else invisible. When we’ve found ourselves alone, when has that been an opportunity to make a connection? When I was being attacked by Twitter Nazis, I was scared for my safety. I use my real name on the internet, I am a professional Jew in public, my address is listed. I knew rationally that the anonymity and distance that enabled these trolls to come after me online would also probably protect me from having to encounter them physically in my world. But I was deeply shaken, my anxiety was out of control, I was drained. And I got through it, because of my friends. They took my phone away and blocked the trolls so I wouldn’t have to see all of the tweets. They fed me meals. A dozen of my girlfriends in other states coordinated a donation to JCA in honor of fighting Nazis. From all around, I felt held, and supported. We say that our inheritance as Jews is a broken world. Like Cain inherited cursed soil, we received a world in need of repair. We entered it broken, like Cain, but we can choose to care for it, to tend it. We can choose to bring each other closer, not isolate ourselves. I believe our other inheritance is resilience. Some people think resilience is the ability to bounce back, but I like the way the American Psychological Association defines it – as adaptation in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or stress. I learned that not from a psychologist but from Rabbi Deborah Waxman, the President of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College. I had the privilege, in a dark moment, to receive some of her teaching on resilience, and I wanted to share just a tiny bit with you. Resilience is not coming back from something terrible, it’s adapting in the current moment to terrible circumstances. I went to a training once, on how to fight racism as people of faith, and the facilitator said, “We talk about safe spaces, but my job is not to keep things from hurting you in this space, it’s to help you be resilient enough to deal with painful things and keep doing the work.” That’s what our community has always done. That’s our job right now – to support each other through challenging times, knowing that sometimes we will be messy. And we will work in relationship, because none of the paths through this moment can be managed alone. The last truth, another question. When we’ve thought ourselves alone, when have we really not been? When have we been guided by our ancestors, our shared story of survival. When have we looked around to find ourselves sitting in a full congregation, in community, on our holiest day, together?

What are amino acids? How do they work? Why are they so important to your health and fitness? Why are they so important as you age? Your body consists of about 60% water. If you remove the water, about half of what remains would be made of protein. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. Every day, about 250-300 grams of the protein that builds your body breaks down. That's the amount of protein you'd get from six chicken breasts! When you get sick or injured, you break down even more. Amino acids (AAs) are made of nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen. Types of Amino Acids Amino acids are either proteinogenic (protein-forming), or non-proteinogenic (non-protein-forming). Some non-proteinogenic amino acids provide health benefits, but are not required for building tissues in the body. Some of these amino acids include carnitine, ornithine, citrulline, glycine, and beta-alanine. I'll address some of these in separate articles. For the sake of this article, I'll focus on the proteinogenic amino acids. There are 22. Proteinogenic AAs fall into three different categories: Non-essential amino acids are important for your health, but they're called non-essential because you produce them on your own.Conditionally essential amino acids can usually be produced by your body. However, under certain circumstances, your body's production cannot keep up with its demand, so you must get them through your diet or supplements. Glutamine is a “conditionally essential” amino acid. Under high levels of stress, injury or when someone is severely burned, glutamine stores drop considerably, and and you'd need to eat or supplement glutamine to keep up with your body's needs. Glutamine is often recommended to support gut health, especially in those who may experience a leaky gut.Essential amino acids (EAAs) are "essential" because they cannot be made by the body. You must get them through diet or supplementation. Of the EAAs, three are superstars. These are the branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs): leucine, isoleucine, and valine. BCAAs make up about 35% of your muscle tissue. NON-ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDSESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDSAlanineHistidineArginineIsoleucine**Aspartic AcidLeucine**Cysteine*LysineGlutamic AcidMethionineGlutamine*PhenylalanineGlycine*ThreonineProline*TryptophanSerine*Valine**Tyrosine* Asparagine* Selenocysteine *Conditionally Essential Amino Acid**Branched-Chain Amino Acid Protein Synthesis and Breakdown Your ability to maintain, or build lean body mass, or muscle, is based on the levels of protein synthesis and protein breakdown throughout the day. As you age, protein breakdown tends to accelerate. Of course, there is much you can do to slow the protein breakdown, including eating more protein and/or supplementing with EAAs. Lean Body Mass = Protein Synthesis – Protein Breakdown When protein breakdown exceeds protein synthesis, your body is in a “catabolic” state. Think of someone with anorexia, cancer, or sarcopenia. They quickly lose muscle tissue because breakdown is greater than protein synthesis. On the other hand, think of an 18-year-old boy going through the later stages of puberty. He goes from being lanky and awkward, to developing biceps and shoulders. In this case, protein synthesis exceeds protein breakdown. Because your level of muscle mass plays a significant role in longevity, anything that increases protein synthesis or decreases protein breakdown can support your quality of life throughout your lifespan. Since amino acids play such an essential role in building and maintaining lean body mass, they must be a consistent part of a healthy diet. You can either supplement with them as amino acids, or eat them in protein rich foods like protein shakes, meat, fish, eggs, and poultry. What should I look for in an amino acid supplement? First, look for the branched-chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, and valine) in a 2:1:1 ratio.

What to talk about? How bout some great new music! New releases from metal band Havok and pop duo Tennis get the Album Nerds stamp of approval. Turn that Nerd up to 11.

Tennis recently returned to the CPR Performance Studio a few days before the release of the album "Yours Conditionally." The Denver indie band has been on tour for much of 2017, and they head to California this month to play Coachella Music Festival. Tennis performed four songs from the new album and spoke with Alisha Sweeney about the feminist message behind "Ladies Don't Play Guitar," how their recent sailing trip inspired "Yours Conditionally" and getting "Girls" actress Zosia Mamet to star in the promotional videos for the album.

The Denver husband-and-wife duo self-released and self-produced their fourth album after a long sailing trip.

Teaching Pastor Ray Brandon explains from the Bible how God's love is rooted in God's own choosing and not something in mankind. Because of this fact from Scripture, your life can change radically and you can have great hope in the future.

Finally, the topic I have been avoiding some time: the disruption brought about through science and technology. Gus talks specifically about how we can harness it as a force that helps those most in need, using it to enable life to thrive on this planet, and how to build a movement around this quest through conditional optimism.

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Liver repair involves phenotypic changes in hepatic stellate cells (HSCs) and reactivation of morphogenic signaling pathways that modulate epithelial-to-mesenchymal/mesenchymal-to-epithelial transitions, such as Notch and Hedgehog (Hh). Hh stimulates HSCs to become myofibroblasts (MFs). Recent lineage tracing studies in adult mice with injured livers showed that some MFs became multipotent progenitors to regenerate hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, and HSCs. We studied primary HSC cultures and two different animal models of fibrosis to evaluate the hypothesis that activating the Notch pathway in HSCs stimulates them to become (and remain) MFs through a mechanism that involves an epithelial-to-mesenchymal–like transition and requires cross-talk with the canonical Hh pathway. We found that when cultured HSCs transitioned into MFs, they activated Hh signaling, underwent an epithelial-to-mesenchymal–like transition, and increased Notch signaling. Blocking Notch signaling in MFs/HSCs suppressed Hh activity and caused a mesenchymal-to-epithelial–like transition. Inhibiting the Hh pathway suppressed Notch signaling and also induced a mesenchymal-to-epithelial–like transition. Manipulating Hh and Notch signaling in a mouse multipotent progenitor cell line evoked similar responses. In mice, liver injury increased Notch activity in MFs and Hh-responsive MF progeny (i.e., HSCs and ductular cells). Conditionally disrupting Hh signaling in MFs of bile-duct–ligated mice inhibited Notch signaling and blocked accumulation of both MF and ductular cells. Conclusions: The Notch and Hedgehog pathways interact to control the fate of key cell types involved in adult liver repair by modulating epithelial-to-mesenchymal–like/mesenchymal-to-epithelial–like transitions.

Healing Happens in Different Ways at Different Times: Progressively, Instantaneously, Unconditionally, Conditionally

Healing Happens in Different Ways at Different Times: Progressively, Instantaneously, Unconditionally, Conditionally

Healing Happens in Different Ways at Different Times: Progressively, Instantaneously, Unconditionally, Conditionally

Only Knowing God, Receiving Eternal Life Now, Satisfies. Healing Happens in Different Ways at Different Times: Progressively, Instantaneously, Unconditionally, Conditionally

Healing Happens in Different Ways at Different Times: Progressively, Instantaneously, Unconditionally, Conditionally

It is generally assumed that human differentiated cells have a limited life-span and proliferation capacity in vivo, and that genetic modifications are a prerequisite for their immortalization in vitro. Here we readdress this issue, studying the long-term proliferation potential of human B cells. It was shown earlier that human B cells from peripheral blood of healthy donors can be efficiently induced to proliferate for up to ten weeks in vitro by stimulating their receptor CD40 in the presence of interleukin-4. When we applied the same stimuli under conditions of modified cell number and culture size, we were surprised to find that our treatment induced B cells to proliferate throughout an observation period of presently up to 1650 days, representing more than 370 population doublings, which suggested that these B cells were immortalized in vitro. Long-term CD40-stimulated B cell cultures could be established from most healthy adult human donors. These B cells had a constant phenotype, were free from Epstein-Barr virus, and remained dependent on CD40 ligation. They had constitutive telomerase activity and stabilized telomere length. Moreover, they were susceptible to activation by Toll-like receptor 9 ligands, and could be used to expand antigen-specific cytotoxic T cells in vitro. Our results indicate that human somatic cells can evade senescence and be conditionally immortalized by external stimulation only, without a requirement for genetic manipulation or oncoviral infection. Conditionally immortalized human B cells are a new tool for immunotherapy and studies of B cell oncogenesis, activation, and function.

"It's late. You've been assigned the unenviable task of evaluating the security of this obtuse application suite. 2006! Why doesn't everything just use SSL as its transport? No time for excuses. Deadlines loom, and you need to figure this out. And when you do figure it out, write your own fuzzer client. This sucks. (pdb) module add MyAction pdb-ruby.so cifs-ruby.rb (pdb) rule add MyRule dst port 445 (pdb) rule action MyRule MyAction (pdb) rule list MyRule: dst port 445 Action 0: debugger Action 1: MyAction (pdb) go ... (pdb) print 00000000: 45 10 00 3c 70 86 40 00 E...p... 00000008: 40 06 00 00 c0 a8 02 06 ........ 00000010: c0 a8 02 56 d8 a0 01 bd ...V.... 00000018: 1e 76 1b 71 00 00 00 00 .v.q.... 00000020: a0 02 ff ff 14 1b 00 00 ........ 00000028: 02 04 05 b4 01 03 03 00 ........ 00000030: 01 01 08 0a 20 4a 7c b1 .....J.. 00000038: 00 00 00 00 .... (pdb) x/b 0x8 40 (pdb) e/b 0x8 0x20 (pdb) print 00000000: 45 10 00 3c 70 86 40 00 E...p... 00000008: 20 06 00 00 c0 a8 02 06 ........ 00000010: c0 a8 02 56 d8 a0 01 bd ...V.... 00000018: 1e 76 1b 71 00 00 00 00 .v.q.... 00000020: a0 02 ff ff 14 1b 00 00 ........ 00000028: 02 04 05 b4 01 03 03 00 ........ 00000030: 01 01 08 0a 20 4a 7c b1 .....J.. 00000038: 00 00 00 00 .... (pdb) continue cifs-ruby.rb performing packet alteration... ... But wait, whats this? A tool chain geared around dissecting protocols like a code debugger slices through code? A protocol generation and manipulation framework with a clean, consistent interface, thats scripted instead of compiled? And a fuzzing framework to go along with it? You're saved! Or at least, maybe you'll get to sleep before the sun comes up. PDB is a Protocol DeBugger. GDB meets a transparent proxy. Conditionally break based on BPF filters. Modify protocol contents on the fly. Build custom actions that let you manipulate how you speak on the network. Or manually edit protocol fields and send the packets along. Racket is a protocol generation and manipulation library, in Ruby. Why Ruby? Why not. Use it as a way of writing PDB actions, or on its own. We're flexible that way. Ramble is a Ruby based fuzzing framework. Set it going, and it just goes on and on and on. We know people like that-but unlike them, Ramble is helpful. Automates the protocol testing you're going to have to do to get full coverage. Do the hard stuff by hand. Use Ramble to do the repetitive stuff."

It's late. You've been assigned the unenviable task of evaluating the security of this obtuse application suite. 2006! Why doesn't everything just use SSL as its transport? No time for excuses. Deadlines loom, and you need to figure this out. And when you do figure it out, write your own fuzzer client. This sucks. (pdb) module add MyAction pdb-ruby.so cifs-ruby.rb (pdb) rule add MyRule dst port 445 (pdb) rule action MyRule MyAction (pdb) rule list MyRule: dst port 445 Action 0: debugger Action 1: MyAction (pdb) go ... (pdb) print 00000000: 45 10 00 3c 70 86 40 00 E...p... 00000008: 40 06 00 00 c0 a8 02 06 ........ 00000010: c0 a8 02 56 d8 a0 01 bd ...V.... 00000018: 1e 76 1b 71 00 00 00 00 .v.q.... 00000020: a0 02 ff ff 14 1b 00 00 ........ 00000028: 02 04 05 b4 01 03 03 00 ........ 00000030: 01 01 08 0a 20 4a 7c b1 .....J.. 00000038: 00 00 00 00 .... (pdb) x/b 0x8 40 (pdb) e/b 0x8 0x20 (pdb) print 00000000: 45 10 00 3c 70 86 40 00 E...p... 00000008: 20 06 00 00 c0 a8 02 06 ........ 00000010: c0 a8 02 56 d8 a0 01 bd ...V.... 00000018: 1e 76 1b 71 00 00 00 00 .v.q.... 00000020: a0 02 ff ff 14 1b 00 00 ........ 00000028: 02 04 05 b4 01 03 03 00 ........ 00000030: 01 01 08 0a 20 4a 7c b1 .....J.. 00000038: 00 00 00 00 .... (pdb) continue cifs-ruby.rb performing packet alteration... ... But wait, whats this? A tool chain geared around dissecting protocols like a code debugger slices through code? A protocol generation and manipulation framework with a clean, consistent interface, thats scripted instead of compiled? And a fuzzing framework to go along with it? You're saved! Or at least, maybe you'll get to sleep before the sun comes up. PDB is a Protocol DeBugger. GDB meets a transparent proxy. Conditionally break based on BPF filters. Modify protocol contents on the fly. Build custom actions that let you manipulate how you speak on the network. Or manually edit protocol fields and send the packets along. Racket is a protocol generation and manipulation library, in Ruby. Why Ruby? Why not. Use it as a way of writing PDB actions, or on its own. We're flexible that way. Ramble is a Ruby based fuzzing framework. Set it going, and it just goes on and on and on. We know people like that-but unlike them, Ramble is helpful. Automates the protocol testing you're going to have to do to get full coverage. Do the hard stuff by hand. Use Ramble to do the repetitive stuff."