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I installed some speed reading apps and tested them. I?ve so far notices a few ?categories? or groups of equals:

• One kind exists mostly from showing a text word by word in the middle of the screen. Showing each word a very short time and so you can read at a high wpm because you never need to move your eyes.
• Another kind is merely a speed reading article disguised as app.
• Another kind is no speed reading app but just a reading app with a fancy name.
• Yet another kind is training in the form of news/actually.
• And the last kind is a training app, not for your own stuff but purely for training.

I only tested them quickly and unions talked the non-interesting. But they aren?t quite what I?m looking for. Maybe I should write one myself for training and guided reading.

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Merry Christmas from iMore!

From all of us at iMore and Mobile Nations, to all of you and yours, in honor of whatever you choose to celebrate, in the spirit of however you choose to celebrate it, we wish you peace and prosperity, health and happiness, love and longevity, geekery and gadgetry, this year and every year that follows.

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See-through 'MitoFish' opens a new window on brain diseases

ScienceDaily (Dec. 5, 2012) ? Scientists have demonstrated a new way to investigate mechanisms at work in Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, which also could prove useful in the search for effective drugs. For new insights, they turned to the zebrafish, which is transparent in the early stages of its life. The researchers developed a transgenic variety, the "MitoFish," that enables them to see -- within individual neurons of living animals -- how brain diseases disturb the transport of mitochondria, the power plants of the cell.

Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), and MS (multiple sclerosis) are quite different in their effects on patients' cognitive and motor functions, behavior, and prognosis. Yet on the level of individual neurons, common mechanisms can be observed that either cause or accompany nerve degeneration in a number of different diseases. One of these is a disturbance in the transport of mitochondria, organelles that play several vital roles in the life of a cell -- above all, delivering energy where it is needed. And in a neuron, an extremely power-hungry cell, that means moving mitochondria all the way down its longest extension, the axon. Studying mitochondria transport in other animal models of neurodegenerative disease, particularly in mice, has been revealing. But the MitoFish model opens up new possibilities.

The new model was jointly developed in the labs of Prof. Thomas Misgeld of the Technische Universit?t M?nchen (TUM) and Dr. Bettina Schmid, a senior scientist of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) based at the institute of LMU Prof. Christian Haass. "This collaboration has provided a system," Misgeld says, "with which we can try to understand the traffic rules or the life cycle of a given organelle, in this case mitochondria, in the context of a nerve cell that's existing in its physiological environment, where it is developing and changing. Most of these things we don't understand well enough to model them in another setting, so we have the organism do it for us."

The MitoFish is both readily manipulated, enabling researchers to pose specific questions, and literally transparent -- allowing non-invasive in vivo observation of changes relevant to disease processes. It is possible to image a whole, living neuron over time and to follow the movements of mitochondria within it. "The zebrafish is an established genetic model," Schmid explains, "which means you can bring foreign genes or certain proteins into a fish to test hypotheses about basic biology, disease mechanisms, or potential therapies. And because the early embryo is transparent, you can label specific nerve cells with a fluorescent protein and then look at them in an intact, living animal."

The researchers stress that this new window into the neurodegenerative diseases could not have been opened without combining complementary expertise: from Misgeld's lab, imaging and analysis focused on organelle dynamics; and from Schmid's lab, development of transgenic zebrafish models that are stable enough for long-term study. The first authors of the team's report in The Journal of Neuroscience are Gabriela Pluci?ska (TUM) and Dominik Paquet (LMU). The collaboration leaders are linked through participation in the newly established Excellence Cluster SyNergy (Munich Cluster for Systems Neurology), as well as in the DZNE and the Excellence Cluster CIPSM.

"Just talking to each other," Misgeld recalls, "we realized that this would be a perfect match -- that she would have situations in which the kind of trafficking question I wanted to look at could be of high relevance, and that she had all the tools we would need to carry this forward."

The driving force, they emphasize, is to understand more about Alzheimer's and other brain diseases to help steer the search for therapies in the right direction. "We need to understand how the machine works before we can operate it," Schmid says, "and modern biology is so technically advanced that no lab can be cutting-edge across the whole range of needed expertise."

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1. G. Plucinska, D. Paquet, A. Hruscha, L. Godinho, C. Haass, B. Schmid, T. Misgeld. In Vivo Imaging of Disease-Related Mitochondrial Dynamics in a Vertebrate Model System. Journal of Neuroscience, 2012; 32 (46): 16203 DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1327-12.2012

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SRA to Buy MorganFranklin's Natl Security Business; Bill Ballhaus ...

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SRA International has agreed to acquire MorganFranklin?s national security business in an effort to grow its defense, national security and health portfolios.

SRA did not disclose terms of the deal and said the company expects to close the transaction by December.

Approximately 180 MorganFranklin employees, many of whom are based at client sites in the Washington and Tampa regions, will move over to SRA.

SRA President and CEO Bill Ballhaus said the company is pursuing strategic growth opportunities through the acquisition.

MorganFranklin holds positions on contract vehicles with SRA?s existing customers, according to SRA.

MFC?s line of work includes tactical C4ISR (command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance), cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, continuity of operations, emergency planning, information assurance and project management office support.

SRA announced the promotion of Deb Alderson to executive vice president and chief operating officer last week, nearly a year after she joined the company as EVP for strategic development.

Ballhaus said she brings a client-facing focus to her new post, where she will oversee the company?s main operating groups in the civil government; defense; health; and intelligence, law enforcement and homeland security sectors.

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Taking it Home for November 25 Youth Class: Thinking of Death ...

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The question is not whether we will die but how we have lived.

? Joan Borysenko, psychologist

Talk about the quote. What does it mean to you?

WHAT WE DID TODAY

Today?s Big Question was ?What happens when you die?? We talked about some different answers to the question which come from a variety of belief systems. We heard what a Unitarian Universalist minister said when he had cancer and expected to die soon. We found out that UUs talk more about heaven- and hell-like situations on Earth and what to do about them, than we talk about an afterlife. That is because many UUs believe we live on after life through what we did when we were alive?as well as in the memories of our families and friends. We also explored rituals to memorialize people after they die.

ANSWERING TODAY?S BIG QUESTION

What do family members have to say about the question: ?What happens when we die??

What does your family do so relatives who have died live on, through you?

VISIT THE DEAD

Go to a cemetery and look at the gravestones. What can you learn from them? Do those messages help the people buried there live on? Are there flowers and mementos? Why do people put them there?

SHARED SEARCH

Go through a family photo album or ?family tree.? Choose somebody you know little about who has died. Find out as much as you can about that person so they can live on through you.

REFLECT ON YOUR BELIEFS

Ask another big question: Is anything worth dying for? Patrick Henry was a famous patriot who said, ?Give me Liberty or Give me Death.? Was he right? What do you think is worth dying for?

PHOTO CHALLENGE

Photograph a cycle of life and death. You might start with a seed, photograph a flower as it grows through the summer, and photograph it again when it dies in a frost. You might photograph spring buds and then beautiful dying leaves.

FIND OUT MORE

Bereaved Children: A Support Guide for Parents and Professionals by Earl A.Grollman (Beacon, 1996) offers insight into how children and adolescents experience death and grieving and how adults can help them through such experiences. The book presents ways children and adults might bring various faith perspectives to the subject of death.

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A Unitarian Universalist minister who has written extensively on this session?s Big Question is Rev. Forrest Church. Obtain Love and Death: My Journey through the Valley of the Shadow (Boston: Beacon Press, 2008) from the UUA Bookstore (at www.uuabookstore.org/) in hardcover or paperback or as an audio CD.

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A 2008 Time magazine article (at www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1842627,00.html) details one scientist?s attempts to find out what happens after death.

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Bring on the Basel: Food and Drink Pop-Ups This Week - Eater Miami

It's that wonderful time of the year in Miami where Art Basel comes to our Magic City and brings a slew of art, music, fashion, food, and parties with it. What has now become a week-long celebration of events and parties spanning from Miami Beach to Wynwood, Basel is a huge time of the year not to miss. Whether you're hibernating from all the artsy tourists and looking for an escape or in full social butterfly mode, here's a guide to some food and drink pop-ups you'll want to check out. It's not easy browsing art galleries on empty so these will help you refuel on essentials like caffeine, good food, and alcohol. With many of these already starting today and running through Sunday, December 9, there's no time to lose. So get started and add these to the Basel agenda for this week.

The Counter: Cooper Avenue's pop-up for Basel features late night eats like dumplings, curry chicken buns, short rib rice bowls, and a wonton shrimp broth, among other good items sure to cure the munchies and refuel your almost-empty tank throughout the week. The priciest item is $12 (sashimi).
Where: Cooper Avenue; 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach

Basel Biergarten: Beer, bacon, street art, and music come together at the Wynwood Cigar Factory for the first annual pop-up, the Basel Biergarten. They'll have craft beers from local Florida breweries and candied bacon and other smoked meats from the Miami Smokers. It runs Thursday through Sunday.
Where: Wynwood Cigar Factory; 101 NW 24 Street, Wynwood

Michael's Genuine Food & Drink: The Schwartz empire expands its beloved MGFD for Basel-goers on the beach this year. The MGFD Caf? will be at the Design Miami pavilion across from the Miami Beach Convention Center. Expect Schwartz's staples on the menu, along with his home brew on draft, wine, cocktails, Panther Coffee, and Hedy Goldsmith's famous pastries. The pop-up will run during Design Miami hours, from Wednesday through Sunday.
Where: Design Miami; Meridian Avenue and 19 Street, Miami Beach

The Broken Shaker: This week the pop-up goes permanent but for invite-only events during Art Basel. It'll be officially open to the public after the Basel madness. So if you're one of the lucky ones invited to stop by this week, have a drink for those of us who have to wait.
Where: Freehand Miami Hostel; 2727 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach

BLOOM: Due to the surge of artsy folks wandering around Wynwood this week, BLOOM is opening for a special Art Basel lunch every day from 11:30a.m. to 3p.m. with Latin American and Asian fare. Their $4 happy hour from 5 to 8p.m. will also be in full effect.
Where: 2751 North Miami Avenue, Wynwood

Pavan's Mobile Gallery: For the first time ever, there's a mobile gallery so that you don't miss a blink of art or alcohol when traveling between galleries. Whitewall magazine has curated the art and newly launched liqueur Pavan is providing the cocktails.
Where: Various locations include Soho Beach House, Scope Miami, NADA Art Fair and Art Basel Miami Beach

David's Cafe: The Lincoln Road Cuban coffee staple is back to refuel Basel-goers at The Standard in the form of Caf?cito Neptuno by Miami native and artist Jos? Parl?. It's open 24 hours Wednesday through Saturday with all the caffeinated beverages and pastelitos you need to get through the week. Don't fret- it'll still be open through January 3 from 7a.m. to 7p.m. for holiday pick-me-ups.
Where: The Standard Hotel; 40 Island Avenue, Miami Beach

Wood Tavern: Heineken is taking over Wood for a backyard Basel beer garden. Get ready to boogie with tunes, cheap drink specials and food like their Pancho's tacos for two bucks with different parties running each day and night from 1p.m. to 3a.m. Thursday through Sunday.
Where: 2531 NW 2 Avenue, Wynwood

SAMBAPOP: The pop-up from SUSHISAMBA is sprouting up in Midtown next to SUGARCANE Raw Bar Grill. It'll have Samba favorites, bento boxes, small plates, and their signature rolls. Of course, they're serving up alcoholic beverages for your art-going pleasure and sweet desserts. It runs Tuesday to Sunday from noon to midnight.
Where: 3252 NE 1 Avenue, Midtown

Gale South Beach: The new hotel is having a limited preview of their restaurant Dolce available in the cafe all week long through Sunday. Their bar/lounge venues, Regent Cocktail Club and Rec Room, will also have their debut thanks to nightlife impresario Joshua Wagner heading the operations with pop-ups, of which include one of the locations for this year's traveling Le Baron. Each night the location is announced at 6p.m. via their website, Twitter, Facebook, or phone app.
Where: 1690 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach

Fratelli Lyon: The Design District Italian restaurant is making a comeback on South Beach for the UNTITLED art fair on the sand. From Thursday to Sunday, Ken Lyon will have a 100-seat cafe with antipasti, salads, sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, pastries, espresso and wine-prosecco bars.
Where: UNTITLED; The beach at Ocean Drive and 12 Street

Phuc Yea! and Phuc Mei!: Another pop-up being resuscitated for the week, the Vietnamese Phuc Yea! is going to be at SCOPE Miami in Midtown. Alongside it, a new offspring from the Pious Pig Restaurant Group, Phuc Mei!, will debut as their bar with drinks that wash down their Asian eats nicely.
Where: SCOPE Art Miami; 110 NE 36 Street, Midtown

Macchialina: The cozy Italian spot from the Pubbelly crew is doing a pop-up brunch on Sunday. From noon to 3p.m., fill up on items like breakfast stromboli, Panettone French toast and breakfast pizza.
Where: 820 Alton Road, Miami Beach

LIT Lounge: The NYC guys from go-to spot LIT are popping up at Cooper Avenue's lounge debuting this week: The Garage. On Saturday from 10p.m. until the early morning hours, get down with drinks and tunes from DJs Paul Sevigny and Prince Terrence of Hustle Club.
Where: The Garage; 1661 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach

Eating House: Tierra Nueva chocolate and the cool chefs from Eating House are combining forces for a closing event on Sunday at The Stage. Giorgio Rapicavoli and Henry Han? will perform a live cooking demo while you sip on chocolate-infused Caipirinhas. After, there will be screenings from the Brazilian Film Festival and you can help yourself to free coffee brewed on site and Tierra Nueva's coffee thins. It starts at 7 and all you need to do is RSVP.
Where: The Stage Miami; 170 NE 38 Street, Miami

? Basel Eats: Where & What to Eat During Art Basel 2012 [Miami.com]
? All Coverage of Art Basel [~EMIA~]

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