Laboratory of General and Clinical Neurophysiology
Elena V. Sharova
Galina N. Boldyreva
Marina V. Chelyapina-Postnikova
Nadezhda S. Ignatova
Anna O. Kantserova
Anna Karchevskaya
Arina Yu. Kuleva
Svetlana V. Kuptsova
Yelena M. Kushnir
Lyubov B. Oknina
Andrey A. Simonov
Kristina K.D. Vigasina
Maria Y. Yarets
Ludmila A. Zhavoronkova
Alexandra S. Zigmantovich
Kaverina M.Yu., Kuleva A.Yu., Krotkova O.A. The Role of the Hippocampus in Detecting the Novelty of Impressions: A Literature Review. The Russian Journal of Cognitive Science. 2022. V. 9. N. 1-2. P. 27-43. DOI: 10.47010/22.1-2.2.
Kantserova A.O., Oknina L.B., Pitskhelauri D.I., Podlepich V.V., Masherov E.L., Vologdina Y.O. Evoked potentials of the midbrain associated with the beginning and end of a sound of a simple tone. Fiziologiya Cheloveka. 2022. V. 48. N. 3. P. 5-13. DOI: 10.31857/S0131164622030080.
Kantserova A.O., Oknina L.B., Pitskhelauri D.I., Podlepich V.V., Masherov E.L., Vologdina Y.O., Sieber I.A. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF HUMAN MIDBRAIN TO THE END OF SOUND. I.P. Pavlov Journal of Higher Nervous Activity. 2022. V. 72. N. 5. P. 707-716. DOI: 10.31857/S0044467722050082.
Kuleva A.Yu., Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Strunina Yu.V., Yarets M.Y., Galkin M.V., Bychkova A.S., Smirnov A.S., Krotkova O.A. RESTING-STATE FEATURES OF THE BRAIN FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH LATERALIZED TEMPORAL MEDIOBASAL LESIONS (FMRI AND EEG DATA). Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deyatelnosti Imeni I.P. Pavlova. 2022. V. 72. N. 2. P. 187-200. DOI: 10.31857/S0044467722020083.
Troshina E.M., Masherov E.L., Sazonova O.B., Kuleva A.Yu., Kaverina M.Yu., Krotkova O.A., Sharova E.V. ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS ACCOMPANYING THE MENTAL REPRESENTATION OF MOVEMENT. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED AND FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH (MEDICAL SCIENCES ). 2022. N. 4. P. 10-17. DOI: 10.17513/mjpfi.13372.
Sharova E.V., Kaverina M.Yu., Kuleva A.Yu., Boldyreva G.N., Smirnov A.S., Zhavoronkova L.A., Kuptsova S.V., Troshina E.M. PECULIARITIES OF FMRI RESPONSES DURING REAL AND IMAGINARY MOVEMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT BEHAVIOR ASPONTANEITY AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. MEZHDUNARODNYY ZHURNAL PRIKLADNYKH I FUNDAMENTAL'NYKH ISSLEDOVANIY. 2022. N. 3. P. 37-44. DOI: 10.17513/mjpfi.13364.
Stern M.V., Sharova E.V., Zhavoronkova L.A., Boldyreva G.N., Strunina Yu.V., Kuleva A.Yu., Pronin I.N. Connectivity of functional motor system's cortical-subcortical links in healthy right- and left-handers according to MRI data. Asimmetria. 2022. V. 16. N. 1. P. 32-50. DOI: 10.25692/ASY.2022.16.1.004.
Krotkova O.A., Kuleva A.Yu., Galkin M.V., Kaverina M.Y., Strunina Y.V., Danilov G.V. Memory modulation factors in hippocampus exposed to radiation. Sovremennye Tehnologii v Medicine. 2021. V. 13. N. 4. P. 6-15. DOI: 10.17691/stm2021.13.4.01.
Oknina L.B., Zaitsev O.S., Masherov E.L., Pogosbekyan E.L., Zigmantovich A.S., Kopachka M.M., Alexandrova E.V. A Stable Reduction of the Number of Brain Functional Connectivity Patterns Determines Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness in Patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries. Biophysics. 2021. V. 66. N. 4. P. 791-801. DOI: 10.31857/S0006302921040190.
Boldyreva G.N., Yarets M.Y., Sharova E.V., Zhavoronkova L.A., Kuptsova S.V., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Masherov E.L., Kulikov M.A., Smirnov A., Pronin I. Characteristics of Brain fMRI Responses to Motor Loads in Patients with Mild Posttraumatic Hemiparesis. Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology. 2021. V. 51. N. 4. P. 450-457. DOI: 10.1007/s11055-021-01091-5.
Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Lysachev D.A., Dzyubanova N.A., Zhavoronkova L.A., Smirnov A., Pogosbekian E.L., Masherov E.L., Pronin I.N. Functional and diagnostic significance of the fMRI-response type to motor loads in patients after traumatic brain damage. Medical Visualization. 2021. V. 25. N. 4. P. 31-46. DOI: 10.24835/1607-0763-1003.
Boldyreva G.N., Yarets M.Y., Sharova E.V., Zhavoronkova L.A., Smirnov A.S., Pronin I.N. Features of fMRI reactions of the brain during motor loads in patients with mild post-traumatic hemiparesis. Journal of Higher Nervous Activity. I. P. Pavlova. 2020. V. 70. N. 5. P. 579-589. DOI: 10.31857/S0044467720050044.
Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Yarets M.Y., Kaverina M.Y., Troshina E.M., Krotkova O.A. SEARCH FOR EEG-MARKERS OF AN ARBITRARY COMPONENT OF HUMAN MOTOR ACTIVITY. Modern problems of science and education. 2020. V. 3. P. 55-65. DOI: 10.17513/spno.29818.
Gavron A.A., Deza-Araujo Y.I., Sharova E.V., Smirnov A., Knyazev G., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Fadeeva L., Abdulaev A., Kulikov M.A., Zhavoronkova L.A., Boldyreva G.N., Verkhlyutov V.M., Pronin I. Group and Individual fMRI Analysis of the Main Resting State Networks in Healthy Subjects. Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology. 2020. V. 50. N. 3. P. 288-297. DOI: 10.1007/s11055-020-00900-7.
Sharova E.V., Kotovich Ju.V., Deza-Araujo Y.I., Smirnov K.S., Gavron A.A., Fadeeva L.M., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Alexandrova E.V., Vronkova L.A., Boldyreva G.N., Verkhlyutov V.M., Kornienko V.N., Pronin I.N. fMRI resting state networks visualization in patients with severe traumatic brain injury. Medical Visualization. 2020. V. 24. N. 1. P. 68-84. DOI: 10.24835/1607-0763-2020-1-68-84.
Zhavoronkova L.A., Maksakova O., Shevtsova T., Moraresku S., Kuptsova S.V., Kushnir Y.M., Iksanova E.M. Dual Tasks as an Indicator of the Characteristics of Cognitive Deficit in Patients after Craniocerebral Trauma. Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology. 2020. V. 50. N. 5. P. 546-551. DOI: 10.1007/s11055-020-00935-w.
Arhipova N.A., Boldyreva G.N. EEG for inflammatory and parasitic lesions of the brain. Eds. Troshina E.M.. Moscow: FSAU "National Medical Research Center of Neurosurgery named after Academician N. N. Burdenko". 2019. P. 117-122.
Boldyreva G.N. EEG in tumor lesions of the basal structures of the brain. Eds. Troshina E.M.. Moscow: FSAU "National Medical Research Center of Neurosurgery named after Academician N. N. Burdenko". 2019. P. 51-65.
Danilov G.V., Krotkova O.A., Alexeeva A.N., Kuleva A.Yu., Kaverina M.Yu., Galkin M.V., Enikolopova E.V. Dynamics of the distribution of attention in unilateral radiation exposure. Eds. Avanesyan G.M. et al.. Yerevan,: Antares. 2019. P. 120-127.
Zhavoronkova L.A., Boldyreva G.N. Electroencephalogram of a healthy person. Eds. Troshina E.M.. Moscow: FSAU "National Medical Research Center of Neurosurgery named after Academician N. N. Burdenko". 2019. P. 36-41.
Kaverima M.Yu., Danilov G.V., Alexeeva A.N., Kuleva A.Yu., Galkin M.V., Krotkova O.A. Lateralization characteristics of the processes of reproduction and recognition of visual stimuli. Asimmetriya. 2019. V. 13. N. 2. P. 24-37. DOI: 10.25692/ASY.2019.13.2.004.
Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Lysachev D.A., Zhavoronkova L.A., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Popov V.A., Troshina E.M., Aleksandrova E.V., Smirnov A.S., Skoryatina I.G. EEG Correlates of Passive Hand Movement in Patients after Traumatic Brain Injury with Preserved fMRI Motor Response. Human Physiology. 2019. V. 45. N. 5. P. 30-40. DOI: 10.1134/S0131164619050175.
Sharova E.V., Ogurcova A.A., Lapteva K.N. EEG early postoperative period. Eds. FGAU "National Medical Research Center for Neurosurgery named after Academician N.N. Burdenko. Moscow: FGAU "National Medical Research Center for Neurosurgery named after Academician N.N. Burdenko. 2019. P. 150-166.
Sharova E.V., Romanova N.V. EEG in traumatic brain injury. Eds. N. N. Burdenko National Medical Research Center for Neurosurgery. Moscow: N. N. Burdenko National Medical Research Center for Neurosurgery. 2019. P. 87-101.
Yarets M.Y., Sharova E.V., Kuleva A.Yu., Boldyreva G.N., Troshina E.V., Galkin M.V., Krotkova O.A. Features of EEG changes during therapeutic radiation exposure in patients with meningiomas of the mediobasal regions of the right and left hemispheres. Eds. A. Gorban'. Moskva: MFTI. 2019. P. 82-90.
Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Sharova E.V., Zaitsev O.S. A comparative clinical and encephalographic study on manifestation of the choline and dopamine deficiency syndromes in consciousness recovery after severe traumatic brain injury. International Journal of Medical Science and Clinical Invention. 2019. V. 6. N. 5. P. 4468-4471. DOI: 10.18535/ijmsci/v6i5.07.
Danilov G.V., Vigalina K.D., Strunina Yu.V., Kaverina M.Yu., Galkin M.V., Kuleva A.Yu., Alexeeva A.N., Lazutkin A.A., Enikolopov G.N., Krotkova O.A. Gaze Fixation Patterns Correlate with Visual Attention and Memory: the Results of a Pilot Study in Healthy Subjects. Modern Technologies in Medicine. 2019. V. 11. N. 1. P. 54-60. DOI: 10.17691/stm2019.11.1.06.
Kondratyeva E.A., Sinkin M.V., Sharova E.V., Laureys S., Kondratyev A.N. Zolpidem action during prolonged disorders of consciousness (Case report). Obshchaya Reanimatologiya. 2019. V. 15. N. 5. P. 44-60. DOI: 10.15360/1813-9779-2019-5-44-60.
Kopachka M.M., Sharova E.V., Aleksandrova E.V., Troshina E.M., Zaytsev O.S., Kravchuk A.D., Potapov A.A. In search of an effective algorithm for rhythmic transcranial magnetic stimulation in neurorehabilitation after severe traumatic brain injury. Vopr Neirokhir Im N N Burdenko. 2019. V. 83. N. 6. P. 111-119. DOI: 10.17116/neiro201983061111.
Yarets M.Y., Kuleva A.Yu., Galkin M.V., Vigalina K.D., Strunina Yu.V., Sharova E.V., Krotkova O.A. EEG Connectivity Аnalysis in Patients with Left and Right Hemispheric Mediobasal Meningiomas before and after the Therapeutic Radiation Exposure. Archives in Neurology & Neuroscience. 2019. V. 5. N. 3. P. 1-3. DOI: 10.33552/ANN.2019.05.000612.
Yarets M.Y., Sharova E.V., Smirnov A.S., Pogozbekyan E.L., Boldyreva G.N., Zaytsev O.S., Enikolopova E.V. Analysis of the Structural-Functional Organization of a Counting Task in the Context of a Study of Executive Functions. Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology. 2019. V. 49. N. 6. P. 694-703. DOI: 10.1007/s11055-019-00789-x.
Zhavoronkova L.A., Moraresku L., Boldyreva G.N., Sharova E.V., Kuptsova S.V., Smirnov A., Masherov E., Maksakova O., Pronin I. FMRI and EEG Reactions to Hand Motor Tasks in Patients with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Left-Hemispheric Sensitivity to Trauma . Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science. 2019. V. 9. N. 6. P. 272-287. DOI: 10.4236/jbbs.2019.96020.
Boldyreva G.N. Atypical Forms of Cerebral α-Activity in the Case of Lesions in Regulatory Structures of the Human Brain. Human Physiology. 2018. V. 44. N. 3. P. 14-26. DOI: 10.7868/S0131164618030025.
Zhavoronkova L.A., Moraresku S.I., Boldyreva G.N., Sharova E.V., Kuptsova S.V., Smirnov A.S., Masherov E.L., Pronin I.N. FMRI Brain Reactions During Motor Loads in Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury. Human Physiology. 2018. V. 44. N. 5. P. 5-13. DOI: 10.1134/S0131164618050168.
Krotkova O.A., Danilov G.V., Kaverina M.Yu., Kuleva A.Yu., Gavrilova E.V., Enikopolova E.V. Volume of visual attention under normal ageing: eye-tracking research. Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta. Serija 14: Psikhologija. 2018. N. 1. P. 21-36. DOI: 10.11621/vsp.2018.01.21.
Yarets M.Y., Boldyreva G.N., Sharova E.V., Zajtsev O.S. Analysis of the systemic organization of executive functions in health and in tumor lesions of the right frontal lobe on the model of the counting problem. Asimmetria. 2018. V. 12. N. 4. P. 558-564. DOI: 10.18454/ASY.2018.12.96.001.
Sharova E.V., Mukhina S., Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Smirnov A., Alexandrova V., Pronin I. FMRI analysis of the motor network functional connections at rest and with motor load in healthy people and patients with STBI. Journal of Neurology & Stroke. 2018. V. 8. N. 2. P. 91-92. DOI: 10.15406/jnsk.2018.08.00287.
Sharova E.V., Pogosbekian E., Korobkova E.V., Zaitsev O.V., Zakharova N.E., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Fadeeva L.M., Oknina L.B., Pronin I.N., Potapov A.A. Interhemispheric connectivity and attention in patients with disorders of consciousness after severe traumatic brain injury. Neurol Stroke. 2018. V. 8. N. 4. 245‒253. DOI: 10.15406/jnsk.2018.08.00319..
Yarets M.Y., Sharova E.V., Smirnov A., Pogozbekyan A., Boldyreva G.N., Zaytsev O., Enikolopova E. Analysis of the structural-functional organization of the silent counting task in the context of the research of executive functions. Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deyatelnosti Imeni I.P. Pavlova. 2018. V. 68. N. 2. P. 176-189. DOI: 10.7868/S0044467718020041.
Boldyreva G.N. Neurophysiological mechanisms of damage to the regulatory structures of the brain. Saarbruchen: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing. 2017. 55 p.
Danilov G.V., Galkin M.V., Kaverina M.Yu., Kuleva A.Yu., Krotkova O.A. Methodological aspects of creating a reference base for psychophysiological research in neurosurgery. Rossiyskiy neyrokhirurgicheskiy zhurnal imeni professora A.L. Polenova. 2017. V. 9. N. 1. P. 61-62.
Mukhina T., Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Smirnov A.S., Kulikov M.A., Aleksandrova E.V., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Masherov E.L., Pronin I.N. The neuroanatomy of active hand movement in patients with severe traumatic brain injury: Analysis of functional magnetic resonance imaging data. Nevrologiya, Neiropsikhiatriya, Psikhosomatika. 2017. V. 9. N. 1. P. 27-33. DOI: 10.14412/2074-2711-2017-1-27-33.
Zhavoronkova L.A., Boldyreva G.N., Kuptsova S.V., Sharova E.V., Smirnov A., Pronin I. fMRI responses of the brain during active and passive movements in left-handed subjects. Human Physiology. 2017. V. 43. N. 2. P. 191-198. DOI: 10.1134/S0362119717010108.
Sharova E.V., Shendiapina M.V., Boldyreva G.N., Davydova N.Iu., Migalev A.S., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Kulikov M.A., Zhavoronkova L.A., Enikolopova E.V., Fadeeva L.M., Kornienko V.N. The analysis of fMRT answer's individual variability at healthy examinees when opening eyes, motor and speech tests. Fiziologiia cheloveka. 2015. V. 41. N. 1. P. 5-16. DOI: 10.7868/s0131164614060113.
Sharova E.V., Shendyapina M.V., Boldyreva G.N., Davydova N.Y., Migalev A.S., Chelyapina M.V., Kulikov M.A., Zhavoronkova L.A., Enikolopova E.V., Fadeeva L.M., Kornienko N. Individual variation of fMRT responses to eye opening, motor, and speech tests in healthy subjects. Human Physiology. 2015. V. 41. N. 1. DOI: 10.1134/S0362119714060097.
Boldyreva G.N., Sharova E.V., Zhavoronkova L.A., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Dubrovskaia L.P., Simonova O.A., Simonova O., Smirnov A.S., Troshina E.M., Korniyenko V.N. EEG and fMRI reactions of a healthy brain at active and passive movements by a leading hand. Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deyatelnosti Imeni I.P. Pavlova. 2014. V. 64. N. 5. P. 488-499. DOI: 10.7868/S0044467714050049.
Portnova G.V., Gladun K.V., Sharova E.V., Ivanitsky A.M. The response of the brain to the action of emotionally significant stimuli in patients with traumatic brain injury in the stages of oppression and recovery of consciousness. Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deiatelnosti im I P Pavlova. 2013. V. 63. N. 6. P. 753-765.
Boldyreva G.N., Sharova E.V., Zhavoronkova L.A., Chelyapina-Postnikova M.V., Dubrovskaia L.P., Fadeeva L.M., Pronin I., Kornienko V.N. Structural and functional peculiarity of brain activity to performance and imaginary motor tasks in healthy persons (EEG and fMRI study). Zhurnal vyssheǐ nervnoǐ deiatelnosti imeni I P Pavlova. 2013. V. 63. N. 3. P. 316-327. DOI: 10.7868/S0044467713030039.
Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Sharova E.V., Migalev A.S., Skoryatina I.G., Fadeeva L.M., Podoprigova A.E., Pronin I.N., Kornienko V.N. EEG - fMRI analysis of functional specialization of the human brain in normal and cerebral pathology. Meditsinskaja Vizualizatsija. 2012. V. ??. N. 1. P. 15-25.
Portnova G.V., Ivanitsky A.M., Sharova E.V., Ivanitsky A.M. Study of brain rhythms under the influence of emotionally significant stimuli in healthy adults, children and patients in a coma. Tekhnologii Zhyvykh Sistem. 2012. V. 9. N. 5. P. 3-13.
Sharova E.V., Migalev A.S., Kulikov M.A., Voronov V.G., Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Skoryatina I.G., Pyashina D.V., Davydova N.Y., Pronin I.N., Kornienko V.N. Comparison of reactive changes in EEG and fMRI characteristics of the brain of a healthy person based on multivariate statistics. Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deiatelnosti im I P Pavlova. 2012. V. 62. N. 2. P. 143-156.
Romanov A.S., Sharova E.V., Kuznetsova O.A., Oknina L.B., Volynskii P.E., Shchekutiev G.A. Potential of a wavelet synchronization method for assessing the long-latency components of auditory evoked potentials in healthy humans. Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology. 2012. V. 42. N. 6. P. 588-593. DOI: 10.1007/s11055-012-9605-z.
Oknina L.B., Sharova E.V., Zaitsev O.S., Zakharova N.E., Masherov E.L., Schekutiev G.A., Kornienko V.N., Potapov A.A. Long-latent components of acoustic evoked potential (N100, N200 and P300) in the prognosis of recovery of consciousness in patients with severe traumatic brain injury. Voprosy Nejrokhirurgii. 2011. V. ??. N. 3. P. 19-30.
Chelyapina M.V., Sharova E.V., Zaitsev O.S. Clinical and electroencephalographic effects of the use of amantadine sulfate (PC-Merz) against a background of oppressed consciousness due to severe brain injury. Zhurnal Nevrologii i Psikhiatrii im S S Korsakova. 2011. V. 111. N. 5. P. 24-28.
Sharova E.V., Zaitsev O.S., Kulikov M.A., Schepetkov A.N., Korobkov E.V., Chelyapina M.V. Functional and structural prerequisites for depression of consciousness in severe traumatic brain injury. Nejronauki: teoreticheskije i klinicheskije aspekty. 2011. V. 7. N. 1-2. P. 68-75.
Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Sharova E.V., Migalev A.S., Skoryatina I.G., Buklina S.B., Podoprigova A.G., Pronin I.N., Kornienko V.N. FMRI-EEG estimation of cerebral reactivity to motor tasks in patients with brain tumors. Fiziologija Cheloveka. 2010. V. 36. N. 5. P. 66-75.
Romanov A.S., Sharova E.V., Kuznetsova O.A., Oknina L.B., Volynsky P.E., Schekutiev G.A. The possibilities of the wavelet synchronization method in evaluating the long-latent components of the acoustic evoked potential of a healthy person. Zhurnal Vysshei Nervnoi Deiatelnosti im I P Pavlova. 2010. V. 60. N. 6. P. 773-783.
Sharova E.V., Gavrilov V.M., Schekutiev G.A., Sokolovskaya I.E., Anzimirova V.L., Korotaeva M.V. Cerebral reactions of a healthy person to rhythmic transcranial magnetic stimulation of different intensities. Fiziologija Cheloveka. 2010. V. 36. N. 6. P. 32-40.
Odinets I.L., Sharova E.V., Artyshin O.I., Lyssenko K.A., Nelyubina Y.V., Myasoedova G.V., Molochnikova N.P., Zakharchenro E.A. Novel class of functionalized ionic liquids with grafted CMPO-moieties for actinides and rare-earth elements recovery. Dalton Transactions. 2010. V. 39. N. 17. P. 4170-4178. DOI: 10.1039/b926377b.
Boldyreva G.N. Neurophysiological analysis of damage to the limbic-diencephalic structures of the human brain. Krasnodar: Ecoinvest. 2009. 231 p.
Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Sharova E.V., Burlina S.B., Migalev A.S., Pyashina D.V., Pronin I.N., Kornienko V.N. fMRI-EEG study of healthy human brain responses to functional loads. Fiziologija Cheloveka. 2009. V. 35. N. 3. P. 20-30.
Zaytsev O.S., Potapova A.A., Sharova E.V., Zakharova N.E., Maksakova O.A., Alexandrova E.V., Chelyapina M.V. Complex reabilitation of patients with psychic disorders caused by hard head injury. Nevrologicheskij Vestnik (Zhurnal im V M Bekhtereva). 2009. V. XLI. N. 4. P. 18-21.
Sharova E.V. Modern possibilities of EEG in the analysis of functional disorders in severe brain damage. Nejronauki: teoreticheskije i klinicheskije aspekty. 2009. V. 5. N. 1-2. P. 49-58.
Sharova E.V., Boldyreva G.N., Kulikov M.A., Vilynsky P.E., Kotenev A.V., Oknina L.B. EEG correlates of visual and auditory attention in healthy subjects. Fiziologija Cheloveka. 2009. V. 35. N. 1. P. 5-14.
Chelyapina M.V., Sharova E.V., Zaytsev O.S. Effects of ipidacrine (neuromidine) in EEG parameters during hard head injury. Uspechi sovremennogo estestvoznanija. 2008. V. 1. N. 1. P. 26-27.
Sharova E.V., Schekutiev G.A., Oknina L.B., Zaitsev O.S., Troshina E.M. Prognostic significance of electrical activity of the brain (EEG and EP) in protracted post-traumatic unconscious conditions. Doktor.ru. 2008. V. ??. N. 4. P. 30-37.
Sharova E.V., Schekutiev G.A., Oknina L.B., Zaytsev O.S., Proshina E.M. Prognostic importance of brain electrical activity during post-coma consciousness states of traumatic genesis. Doctor.ru. 2008. V. 1. N. 4. P. 30-37.
Boldyreva G.N., Kornienko V.N., Sharova E.V., Pronin I.N., Fadeeva L.M., Kotenev A.V., Meotishvilli A.A. Estimate of human brain reactions on sensory stimuli based on EEG and fMRI data (investigations on healthy subjects). Doklady Academii Nauk. 2007. V. 416. N. 3. P. 426-429.
Boldyreva G.N., Korniyenko V.N., Sharova E.V., Pronin I.N., Fadeeva L.M., Kotenev A.V., Meotishvili A.A. Human brain responses to sensory stimuli as determined by EEG and fMRT methods (Pilot Studies on the Healthy Subjects). Doklady Biological Sciences. 2007. V. 416. N. 1-6. P. 345-348. DOI: 10.1134/S0012496607050067.
Boldyreva G.N., Zhavoronkova L.A., Sharova E.V., Dobronravova I.S. Electroencephalographic intercentral interaction as a reflection of normal and pathological human brain activity. Spanish Journal of Psychology. 2007. V. 10. N. 1. P. 167-177. DOI: 10.1017/S1138741600006430.
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Trump Should Come Clean
The president should confess his affairs, admit he wanted to keep them quiet and apologize to the public for his deception.
Rich Lowry is editor of National Review and a contributing editor with Politico Magazine.
If it wasn't obvious before, it should be now: President Donald Trump is in an impeachment fight.
It hasn't fully ripened yet. That won't happen unless Democrats take the House and do so with a healthy margin in the fall. But Michael Cohen's statement that he committed campaign-finance violations at the behest of Trump makes it that much more likely Democrats will impeach him once they have the power and the votes to do it.
The campaign-finance charges give the Democrats one article of impeachment—they will find others—and surely will intensify the desire of the Democratic base for the sternest rebuke the House can make of a president. Even if Nancy Pelosi, assuming she's still the leader of her caucus, wants to avoid impeachment as pointless and politically counter-productive, she will be hard-pressed to resist the #Resistance on the question.
This means Trump is in a political fight more than a legal one. His concern shouldn't be the Southern District of New York—current Justice Department guidance says a sitting president can't be indicted—but the House Judiciary Committee. His strategy shouldn't be aimed at convincing prosecutors that he stayed on the right side of the law, but the broader public that he deserves to stay in office.
The most powerful tool that he has in that effort is telling the truth, exactly the approach most uncongenial to him.
The American public has a nearly boundless ability to forgive. Wayward politicians have fallen back on it throughout our history, whether it was Alexander Hamilton pouring out his guts over his sordid affair with Maria Reynolds, or John F. Kennedy admitting error in the Bay of Pigs, or Bill Clinton (after a season of extravagant and increasingly tinny denials) 'fessing up to his fling with Monica Lewinsky.
It is in this spirit that Donald Trump should confess his affairs with Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, admit he wanted to keep them quiet for a variety of reasons (sheer embarrassment, the potential political fallout, and the emotional effect on his wife and youngest son), and apologize to the public for his deception. Then, he should say he's directing his lawyer to approach the Federal Election Commission to negotiate a large payment for any violation of its rules.
There are several advantages to this approach. First, Trump doesn't lose anything in terms of his reputation because literally no one believes his denials of the alleged affairs. The women are credible, and what they say happened is in keeping with Trump's M.O. over the years.
Second, it gets his story on a much more believable footing. The idea that Michael Cohen paid off women who were making up stories, and Trump knew nothing about it in real time—despite a tape suggesting otherwise—and then happily ponied up from his own funds as soon as he learned about it is otherworldly.
Third, it would be a shock to the system like few other things he could do in office. Such is his reflexive aggression that a little contrition would play as big as the firing of James Comey.
Fourth, there's a good chance that Democrats will seem petty and vindictive for impeaching him over the payments if he's really tried to put the underlying conduct behind him (this certainly didn't work out well for Republicans in the Clinton impeachment).
The downside? Trump's base wants him to be a fighter. True, but it also wants him to get the best of his political enemies, and this would be a means to do it. He is remembered as brazening out the "Access Hollywood" tape, although he initially addressed it with a speech including the line, "I said it, I was wrong and I apologize."
Then, there's any legal exposure of coming clean. His lawyers might not like it, but he has to decide whether he's going to worry chiefly about fighting off an impeachment push and winning again in 2020, or forestalling the threat of getting indicted sometime in 2021 should he lose his reelection.
There's no guarantee, but if he is seen as dealing with the issue forthrightly now, it makes it harder for prosecutors to go after him in another three years because there's a norm against further pursuing defeated politicians (one that he would be wise to stop eroding, by the way).
Of course, all of this is fantasy, given Trump's natural instincts. A pugilist who never admits error, he surely believes that he can bluff and improvise his way out of the mess, and wait to abandon elements of his current version of events until strictly necessary. He thinks, not unreasonably, that he can continue to make his investigators the issue and that so long as he has the vast majority of his party with him he has a brake against a removal vote in the Senate.
He might be right. This is what he's done his entire adult life. But the stakes are larger than ever before, and even a moment's reflection on how he got in this fix would suggest perhaps giving forthrightness a try.
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NEIL ORAM – THE RAIN STANDS TALL
Posted on 26 November, 2015 by Niall
Neil Oram is a poet who was very much involved with the British Poetry Revival of the 1960s and featured alongside the likes of Lee Harwood and Tom Raworth in the famous Michael Horovitz anthology Children of Albion: Poetry of the Underground in Britain.
He later contributed to Poetry Review during the editorship of Eric Mottram and witnessed firsthand the coup which saw the magazine renouncing its experimentalism and radicalism, and returning – tail between its legs – to the mainstream fold in 1985.
While many of his peers ended up in Cambridge and other universities, Oram founded a quasi-commune in the Highlands near Inverness. Also a painter and storyteller, he reached a larger audience when he turned his own life into a Guinness Book of Records- breaking play called The Warp, directed by Ken Campbell. A lyric-epic-dramatic poem, the 24-hour play is a feast for poets and a behemoth of subversion, but also charts the real life and times of the hippie era in Britain much more authentically than any documentary.
Oram as a poet is noticeably different to both mainstream and avant-garde practitioners of today. His poem 'This is Not the Ten O'Clock News' goes in a completely other direction than Tom Leonard's classic 'The Six O'Clock News'.
This is not the Ten o'clock news.
This is the truth. You people never fell
From a mythic state of grace. Cain
Your father was a killer, who started off this race,
And his blood is thumping through your veins
A fact you can't escape.
Oram spiritually diagnoses while satirising. The Rain Stands Tall is an important new book because it is a definitive selection from his 1959-2015 oeuvre. It's a very nicely produced paperback by Barncott Press (who have also published a novel Inside Out and a new play The Friends of Deception by Oram.) The front and back covers feature artworks by the author, a gifted and energetic all-rounder who was born in Torquay in 1938.
The short introduction is a brilliant telling of how an unsuspecting poet stumbled upon his true vocation. Oram felt as if he had had a close encounter, near Regents Park, with the spirit of the Victorian poet Philip Bourke Marston. This is why he later chose the name of Phil Masters for his own character in The Warp..
His work is unabashedly lyrical, autobiographical, seeking revelation of self. This is what lyric poetry was invented for, but that role has become unfashionable, the art has become self-conscious, and polyphony is supposedly obligatory. However, the 'lyric I' can only succeed or fail depending on the nature and personality of the 'I' that deploys it. Oram, the embodiment of Thomas Gray's hoary mountain 'Bard' speaking truth to power, lets you know who he is and what he's about without wasting time. The first poem begins:
When I first came across poetry
I imagined poets soaked in strangeness
Playing and intuiting
Minds like mine.
Interestingly, a later line foresees his career as playwright, the hippie Shakespeare.
I imagined loads of us imagining each other
All over this dramatic globe.
Another quote was used as epigraph to an anthology of French poetry, the only English in the book. It communicates perhaps the nature of the disillusionment we encounter in this first poem: 'What is going on is a war between those who believe in poetry and those who don't.' The term 'hippie' actually means someone who is in a social conflict between the forces of the 'hip' and the 'square'. This differs from the usual 'left' and 'right' in an instructing if equally simplistic way. A leftist could be square, a right-winger could be hip, as in the days of the Roundheads and Cavaliers. Though imperfect and limited, it is often useful as a tool for working out what is going on in a given situation. Corbyn's anti-nuclear pacifism is 'hip', say, to Cameron's very predictable and 'square' military-industrial will to bomb Syria. (Unlike the previous example, this coincides with left-right alignments.) The hip/square dialectic is also an updating of the hipster legacy which literati took from their jazz heroes in '50s America. Both hippie and hipster are pejorative terms today, but hip remains hip, if ambiguous. One poem 'Bebop Reality' pays homage to Jim Burns' 'Against the Square World'.
Oram does not over-quote. Though he likes poets such as Charles Olson, his work is not lettered, not littered with literary references. Points of allusion are Reiner Kunze, Frances Horovitz, Mary Oliver, Sorley MacLean. A fine poem 'Roger' celebrates the virtually unknown poet-painter Roger Mitchell who became Marty Mission in The Warp, a composite character also based on the better-known poet Harry Fainlight. Oram is both politicised and spiritualised. Few modern English poets can claim to have been resident at the ashrams of Indian gurus Rajneesh and Babaji. He has an idea of a poet as teacher which is not schoolmaster or professor. His awareness of language is different to other linguistic tricksters. Manichean and manic-depressive, language is a force for good, but is used for evil:
Language has been used to steer
Imagination into judgement.
In the powerful protest poem 'Voice', Oram – who self-identifies as Celtic – pays homage to Sorley MacLean and laments what corporate new-speak has done to the Scottish countryside and its language,
A language which rose from earth, wind and sea
From skill and struggle with ropes and wood.
This real voice, seasoned through celebration
and lament
Could ease communal struggle 'gainst always-
hungry fate
And focus the mind on details of the heart,
On shades of changing nearness in the unkempt hills
and sea.
Oram – psychologically allied to Blake – sees neoliberal encroachments on the countryside as spiritual warfare by dark forces and recalls an image of MacLean talking to camera in the Sound of Raasay while nuclear submarines suddenly and unexpectedly appeared in the background. A huge anger makes the Selected Poems a kind of forge, a kind of furnace. But there is ideal as well as spleen, another way of life which at times seems that of an ancient Tang Dynasty poet in the hills.
A way of life. To paint
When all is still.
The quiet morning stirs
The cold light slowly
Kills the stars.
vaguely mirrors
Caressed by the sounds
Of shifting leaves.
Oram has been praised by the likes of Lee Harwood and Iain Sinclair both as wordsmith and as someone who is above and beyond literary fashion. There is a terrifying sincerity about some of this utterance as well as a ribald comedy. 'Dust Bin Blues' is a hilarious song, supposedly about a bitter elderly woman, but really a lyrical mirror in which anyone could recognise their anti-self. The triviality of mainstream poetry is ducked from and the aridity of avant-garde poetry is dived from as Oram weaves and warps what is his. There is vitality, emotional largesse, a wilful gutting out of the mind, a Dionysian splendour in this book. Oram manages that peculiar miracle: to be an English Celt.
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Nokia Q2 report: more Lumias sold, less money made
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Nokia announced the Q2 financial results and numbers are red all over. Net sales and operating profits are down for Nokia as a whole and its core, Devices & Services. Actually, the only division reporting a positive IFRS operating profit is Nokia Siemens Networks.
It's not all bad news - volumes of Lumia sales increased 32% quarter on quarter to 7.4 million units, up from 4 million for the same quarter last year. That's below analysts' expectations of 8.1 million, which has sent Nokia stock down almost 4% at the time of writing.
The Lumia 720 and Lumia 520 (the world's most popular Windows Phone handset) are two of the main drivers behind the growth. These are mid-range and entry level phones respectively, which lead to a decrease in average selling price by 4% to €151 (no Symbian sales counteracted that somewhat as Symbians were cheaper than Lumias).
Year on year the smartphone sales are down from 10.2 million units, but a large portion of that is Symbian sales which went from 6 million in Q2 2012 to close to zero in Q2 2013. Also, net sales for Smart devices are down 24% year on year.
Nokia's featurephone business still rakes in a good deal of money (more than Smart Devices), but net sales are down 39% year on year as volumes dropped 27%. Nokia shipped 53.7 million feature phones, with 4.3 million of them being Ashas. Nokias ordinary keypad phones that cost above €30 have declined. The whole feature phone segment is really feeling the heat of ever-cheaper low-end smartphones.
Regionally, things aren't great either – net sales declined by a quarter year on year in Nokia's strongest market, Europe, and a whopping 57% in China. Other regions are down as well, even Nokia's smallest market, North America.
Nokia's HERE maps also saw a decline in net sales year on year, even though external sales went up. Most of that is due to higher sales to vehicle customers (providing map data for cars' built-in navigation) and less due to sales of Nokia devices.
Nokia Siemens Networks posted a profit for the fifth quarter in a row. Small profit, but still it's the only division that did. NSN is a 50/50 joint venture between Nokia and Siemens, but Nokia has agreed to buy Siemens out for €1.7 billion (€1.2 billion in cash, €0.5 billion as a loan from Siemens to be paid in a year).
As for next quarter, Nokia expects Devices & Services to be in the red again, but with higher net sales due to more Lumia shipments.
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3.6 Sexual, reproductive and maternal health: HIV and STIs
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This course will explore the dynamic factors affecting the health and wellbeing of young people around the world, and how important it is for individuals, communities and nations that we improve the health and life chances of this important population group. With over 25% of the world's population aged between 10 and 24 years, today's generation of young people is the largest in human history. As the future leaders and drivers of growth, productivity and innovation, young people are our greatest assets, and investment in their health and wellbeing has social, economic and other benefits that continue across the lifespan and into the next generation. In this course we will adopt a life-course framework to take a holistic view of youth health and wellbeing. We will explore changing patterns of adolescent health and development, including why adolescence is starting earlier and ending later; how puberty and adolescent brain development may shape future health; and how what happens in adolescence can affect the start to life for the next generation. We'll also look at the major health and social issues affecting young people and ways of addressing these through policy, practice and programming. COURSE FORMAT: This course comprises short video lectures and interviews, required and recommended readings, online discussion, quizzes and written assignments. There is no required text for this course and all readings are provided. DO I HAVE TO PAY FOR THIS COURSE? No- you may access 100% of material in this course for free. You are also welcome to do as much or as little of the course as you like, including all (or none!) of the assessment tasks- it all depends on your learning goals. The option to pay for this course is there for those who wish to receive a Course Certificate as evidence of completion (which does require you to attempt and successfully pass the assessment tasks). WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR? This course will be relevant for anyone with an interest in the health and wellbeing of young people. You do not need to be of any particular personal or professional background to benefit from this course, but having some basic undergraduate study experience will be helpful to your learning (particularly if in a health related field). WHAT IS THE MOST INTERESTING THING I'LL LEARN IF I TAKE THIS COURSE? You'll learn how so much of what happens during adolescence can impact not only the future health of individuals, but the health of the next generation as well. You'll develop a greater understanding of the key factors impacting upon youth health and learn how to be a better advocate for the health and wellbeing of young people. View the MOOC promotional video here: http://tinyurl.com/z5l4mod
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Week 3 - Major health problems of adolescents (Part I)
This week we explore our conceptual framework for adolescent health as it relates to health-related behaviours and states and health outcomes. By that we mean, how do the biological, social, economic and other influences that we have discussed so far play out in terms of adolescent health outcomes (e.g. death and disability) and behaviours (e.g. those relating to sexual activity or substance use)? What are the major health issues affecting young people around the world today, and how does this differ by region, gender and other variables? We will explore the latter question over the course of this week and next, with the focus this week predominantly on sexual and reproductive health and mental health.
Week 3-4 Briefing with George Patton4:04
3.1 Adolescent mortality around the world7:24
3.2 Adolescent mortality: causes of death3:58
3.3 Adolescent disease burden6:22
3.4 Adolescent mortality and disease burden: health actions4:18
3.5 Sexual, reproductive and maternal health: an overview13:13
3.6 Sexual, reproductive and maternal health: HIV and STIs7:34
3.7 Sexual, reproductive and maternal health: SRH risks8:09
3.8 Sexual, reproductive and maternal health: clinical and policy approaches9:49
3.9 Adolescent mental health: an introduction5:28
3.10 Mental health and substance abuse: a global picture7:26
3.11 What happens to mental health problems?4:47
3.12 Assessing and responding to mental health problems7:43
3.13 Alcohol and illicit drugs5:33
3.14 Mental health: responding to a young person4:19
Interview with Dr Susan Kasedde (USA) 22:29
Interview with Prof Vikram Patel (India / UK) 15:38
Interview with Sarah Soysa (Sri Lanka) 12:44
Professor Susan Sawyer
Chair of Adolescent Health
Professor George Patton
Professorial Fellow
This lecture is concerned with a group of conditions that are overwhelmingly
concentrated in low and middle income countries.
HIV was the focus of the MDGs.
It was MDG 6 and
has been one of the major areas in global health to have an adolescent focus.
Adolescents have come into focus around HIV because,
compared to other age groups, death rates have diminished little in the past decade.
One reason for this has been the survival into adolescence of children infected
during the perinatal period.
Another factor is likely to be the difficulties for adolescents accessing
antiretroviral medications as effectively as older age groups.
Lack of knowledge, stigma, and
sometimes judgmental attitudes of healthcare providers play a role in this
limited access of HIV-infected adolescents to essential medications.
Although the greatest burden of HIV is in those living with the disease,
it's also important to remember that about half of all children orphaned by HIV and
AIDS are aged 10 to 14 years.
This slide illustrates the total number of deaths in young females and
young males across the GBD sub-regions.
The total number of deaths within each five year band is illustrated here,
with the deeper brown representing young adults 20 to 24,
and the paler blue younger adolescents.
There are some striking conclusions that we can make from these graphs.
Deaths due to HIV rise steeply through the adolescent and young adult years, and
are much higher in those aged 20 to 24 than those aged 10 to 14.
Secondly, it's striking that death rates
are very much higher in young women than in young men.
This arises from the high rates of infection of young women.
In part, this arises from the greater likelihood of young women having
a sexual relationship with an older man.
Thirdly, southern Sub-Saharan Africa stands out for
its strikingly high rates of HIV deaths compared to any other sub-region.
This next slide looks at the measure of DALYs,
or disability-adjusted life years, due to HIV across
a selected range of sub-regions with a breakdown by males and females.
And again, southern Sub-Saharan Africa stands out for
its very high rates of burden of disease due to HIV
compared to every other sub-region.
In each of the other sub-regions of Sub-Saharan Africa,
the burden of disease due to HIV is greater in young women than in young men.
It's worth noting that in Eastern Europe, HIV is more a problem of young
males reflecting it's different mode of transmission through injecting drug use.
This next slide is looking at a different measure of HIV,
that is zero-prevalence, and specifically, how much variation
there is in HIV infection rates across the different countries of Sub-Saharan Africa.
The picture is again clear that they epicenter of the HIV epidemic
is in southern, and to a lesser extent, eastern Sub-Saharan Africa.
With women far more affected then young men.
There is no simple response to the problem of HIV in adolescents.
Rather, there are a set of interlinked responses that range from prevention
through to treatment with medications that effectively keep HIV under control.
Comprehensive sexuality education is one essential element.
This ideally should begin well before the onset of sexual activity,
ideally in the late primary school years.
Sexual education is more effective if linked to essential resources
such as condoms.
And if young women are empowered to choose when and
with whom they are sexually active.
Male circumcision is clearly effective in preventing HIV transmission,
as is the treatment of other sexually transmitted infections.
In some settings, such as Eastern Europe,
the main mode of transmission of HIV is through injecting drug use.
In these settings, the ability to access sterile injecting equipment is
an essential part of the service system response.
Antiretroviral medication is now affordable in almost all settings.
It has transformed HIV from being an acute illness with a rapid downhill course,
into a chronic illness lasting decades.
The major problem for adolescents
is really around configuring service systems to adequately meet their needs.
Susan will talk more about this in week six.
I want to turn briefly to other sexually transmitted infections
that affect adolescents.
This slide shows DALY rates for selected sexually transmitted
infections across different sub-regions for females 15 to 24.
You may be surprised to see that Oceania, including Papua New Guinea and
the Pacific Island nations,
has the highest rate of sexually transmitted infections other than HIV.
This slide shows a similar picture for young males where, again,
Oceania has the highest rates, followed by the regions of Sub-Saharan Africa.
Yet there are also substantial rates of sexually transmitted
infections across South and Southeast Asia, and in Latin America.
Some sexual transmitted infections such as chlamydia occur across
a wide range of regions.
And although commoner in lower middle income countries,
do effect adolescents in high income settings.
Overall, 1 in 20 adolescents develop a new STI each year, and
more than half of all STIs, other than HIV, occur in young people.
The adolescents with the highest risk for STIs are girls who sell sex,
boys who have sex with males, and injecting drug users.
HPV, or the human papilloma virus,
is a particularly significant sexually transmitted infection.
With new infections peaking at the age of 15 years.
The most common clinical manifestation is as genital warts,
but its greater significance is as a risk factor for later cervical cancer.
It heightens the risk for HIV transmission.
But is preventable with HPV vaccination targeting younger adolescents
before they become sexually active.
Although HPV vaccination remains too expensive for most low-income countries,
Garvey has funded sub-national roll-outs in a number of countries.
We will talk further about effective actions against HIV and
other STIs in a future lecture.


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Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 13 June 2019
Ceisteanna (69)
Ruth Coppinger
69. Deputy Ruth Coppinger asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the public consultation on the draft Phoenix Park visitor experience strategic review; when the final document will be completed; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24640/19]
Freagraí scríofa (Ceist ar Public)
Minister of State at the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
The Draft Phoenix Park Visitor Experience Strategic Review, which was on display in the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre, was commissioned to examine how visitors currently experience the facilities on offer within the Phoenix Park. The purpose of the review was to identify areas for potential future enhancement of the Phoenix Park that would improve the visitor experience for all users. It was developed in line with the core principles of the 'Conservation Management Plan for the Phoenix Park', which remains unchanged by this process.
It should be emphasised that the draft review is not a formal development plan or strategy for the Phoenix Park. It is not part of a formal statutory document of any kind and not part of a statutory public consultation process.
The Draft Review was on public display for ten weeks in order to facilitate observations and comments from the public. It was considered that the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre was the best, most centrally located, venue for a public exhibition of information in respect of the Draft Phoenix Park Visitor Experience Strategic Review. The full Draft Review and an executive summary were also available to view at the Visitor Centre. For those who were not in a position to view the exhibition in person, a comprehensive Executive Summary of the Report and a pdf of all the exhibition panels has been available for download from the Phoenix Park website. OPW remains open to, and indeed welcomes, any further observations and comments from any party.
OPW is currently considering all the comments and observations received to date following the period of public information. It is not yet in a position to say when this will be completed.


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The flood gates were open by the then Finance Minister Dr.Manmohan Singh to allow foreign investment into India in 1991. Since then India has progressed quite rapidly in the FMCG, Manufacturing and especially the IT Sector.
India saw a rapid influx of international IT firms such as HP, Google, Microsoft, Accenture set up shop in India. All these companies identified the potential and foresaw millions of dollars in profits reaping in a short while as soon as the IT Dot com takes off. Though the bubble burst in the early 2000's due to the depression period in the first decade, most of these firms remained strong and committed to the goals
Alongside the international firms, impact of IT didnt exclude the Indian firms as well. Indian IT firms that saw a phenomenal rise in growth included Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys , HCL, Wipro and Cognizant Technology Solutions. Larsen & Toubro saw a late entrant to this sector but nevertheless doing really well..
The biggest impact of IT revolution in India was however on the job sector. Each company hired nearly 25-30,000 each year from engineering colleges in almost all departments. Earlier engineering colleges had placements that were attended by only core companies respective to that sector. However the IT majors found a huge requirement of software engineers in bulk and began recruiting on a very mass scale. This gave an opportunity from even small engineering colleges in Tier 2 and 3 cities to attend central campus placements and get a chance to work in a multi national firm. The opportunity to work in these kind of companies was never bestowed upon to these college graduates and hence it impacted the economy on a wider scale.
A separate category of people called "Software engineers" was identified by people who mostly belonged to one of these top 5 IT firms. Economy's boost resulted in increase of land prices, rental charges and subsequently saw growth in retail sector as well. The increase in purchasing power of these people impacted the overall economy and the GDP. Software exports accumulated to several billions of dollars and the foreign exchange had recovered as well to a certain extent.
Not only did the IT sector worked for the MNC's but India also saw several startups being funded by rocket VC's burning a lot of cash and growing exponentially every single day. Some of the companies included Flipkart, Ola, Oyo Rooms, Snapdeal , Zomato and the likes. Incidentally these startups began to hire from the top brass of the MNC's who also preferred to work on something exciting than the same usual stuff
The hiring of IT firms has considerably slowed down in the last 2 years, but the steady attrition rate in the companies has added to the additional requirements in recruitments
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Galway and Kilkenny players in action during the 2018 All-Ireland minor hurling final
Galway Captain Séan Neary lifts the Irish Press Cup following his side's victory in the 2018 All-Ireland minor hurling final
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Heartless Crew
The Heartless Crew is a sound system consisting of three members MC's Bushkin, Mighty Moe and DJ Fonti. Mighty Moe started out as a Hip Hop DJ. His parents are from the Middle-East. Bushkin and Fonti have West-Indian backgrounds.
It was established in 1992 when the trio met at Holloway Boys School. Their inspiration was taken from the likes of Buju Banton, R Kelly, Shabba, Det and Brockie. They started off playing house parties and small clubs, moving through to a residency at Chimes night club in Hackney in 1996.
By '98 they joined pirate station Mission 90.6 FM pioneering a mix of R&B, hip-hop, jungle and dancehall-derived sounds, taking its cues straight from the Jamaican sound system tradition while adding fresh and modern elements from UK garage. In 2002 they signed to BBC 1Xtra, where they presented their Sunday evening 2-hour slot. They also released a debut compilation album Heartless Crew presents Crisp Biscuit, closely followed by debut single The Heartless Theme aka the Superglue Riddim. They left 1Xtra in 2006 and can now be found on www.phatbeats.net every Sunday from 9-11pm.
Listen to their live tapes and you'll see why they're so popular. DJ Fonti effortlessly drops one sexy bassline tune after another a ragga track, a classic jump-up jungle tune, or Bushkin's favorite hip-hop jam of the moment. The outfit is fronted by Bushkin, who comes on like a growly North London version of No Limit rapper Mystikal, and Mighty Moe, whose more high-pitched voice alternates between a fast forward chat and tuneful R&B-derived singing.
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The Paint
James Stewart III
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Sitting on a basketball at half-court, Jim is telling the boys the fundamentals of the game. Mason and Jimmy listen intently. Well, as intently as can be expected from a five and seven-year-old. Everything is just so interesting on a warm, sunny day in the suburbs: a kid sliding down the nearby playground equipment, workers repaving a residential driveway across the street, birds doing bird things. They're alone except for those birds pecking at something near the border between asphalt and grass that surrounds the court.
It's a day off on the weekend, which in retail is sacrosanct. A high-holy day all in itself. Usually, when Jim has a day off he works a side-job, today he's got nothing going on. Part of him feels guilty, though. Always.
"That area there, right around the basket," he says pointing at the 15 x 12 ft. rectangle, outlined by fading white lines. "That's where the game is won and lost. The paint. That's your house and you protect it at all costs."
On South Side, Jim started playing down-low because of his size but stuck there because of his heart. In the paint the grace of the game, at times an intricately choreographed dance, devolves into gritty survivalism. Elbows fly, knees drive into thighs, one of those fast, graceful skinny motherfuckers comes in weak thinking he can get an easy layup. As they ascend towards the rim with visions of two points, perhaps a gentle finger-roll, to just flip the ball into the rim, Jim knows this man's fantasy needs some reconfiguring.
"In the paint, nobody gets anything easy."
He pushes his glasses further up the ridge of his nose, rubs his bushy, black mustache, then adjusts his high grey tube socks, two red stripes running around the top. His shorts are short. Really short.
"Can we shoot now?" Mason asks impatiently.
He decided against a shirt today since it's so hot, plus he can show off his muscles, which don't exist to anyone but himself. He flexes bones. Skin, the color of cocoa butter, blue eyes, a poorly done flattop cut by his mother, Mason's always running low on patience.
"That's all you ever wanna do," Jimmy says.
"Boys, listen and learn something."
Mason grunts. A ball hog. All attitude with an inability to hide whatever he's feeling.
"Stand up and I'll show you two how it's done."
The boys spring up, while it takes Jim longer to unfold his large frame. Standing upright he towers over his young sons descending in height by age and hues of brown, covering the spectrum so fully that only one of them is even called brown.
Jim is dark-skinned, the prevailing idea of Black in America. Jimmy is swinging his arms through the air in some approximation of the stretches he's seen basketball players do on TV. Copper-complexioned he'll be asked the rest of his life where he's from and hear guesses anywhere from Central and South America, North Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East. He'll let them down every time he says he's from Chicago. Mason is high yellow. All brown. All black.
As soon as Jim stands, Mason grabs the ball from the ground, throws it ahead of him, chases it down, takes two dribbles, comes to a complete stop in front of the basket, pulls the ball back like a shot-putter, sends it over the front of the rim to the white polymer backboard where it thuds before rattling through the chain link net. Turning back towards Jim he shakes his head and flexes his bones in celebration. Jimmy gets the rebound.
On these courts, the sweet snapping swish of the ball through a nylon net is replaced by jangling reminiscent of loose change that the chain link provides. Much more durable for the bipolar weather of the Midwest, but also more dangerous for fingers.
Awaiting further instructions, with the childhood inability to stand still while holding a ball, Jimmy attempts to spin it on his finger. Looks so easy. He quickly finds out it's not. Spin, smack, drop, bounce. Spin, smack, drop, bounce. He settles for trying to balance it on a finger, no spin. He just ends up running in tiny circles trying to keep the ball from the asphalt as it wobbles every which way.
"Lemme try," Mason demands.
Catching the ball from Jimmy, he gives it a shot and fails. Tries again… fails. His face scrunches up, the ever-present dimples in his squirrel-cheeks compete with the wrinkles at the bridge of his nose to show his frustration. He smacks the ball with one hand, switches and smacks it with another, as if there's some answer to this mystery inside the sphere.
"Betchu guys can't do this," he announces to his family.
Mason wipes the ball on his bare stomach, tilts his head back, alllll the way back. Then holding the ball above his head with both hands, gently sets it into the groove between nose and forehead, then let's go. His neck and shoulders wiggle, hands up and ready to catch the ball if it falls.
Jim and Jimmy lock-eyes, both laughing.
"Your brother's got no sense."
Mason keeps the ball balanced for all of five, six seconds. When it falls he celebrates with the same enthusiasm he showed after making a basket.
"Now pass the ball here," Jim tells Mason. The ball's disproportionately large in the boy's hands. A thought that never occurs when grown men shoot around. Effortless moves, a chest-pass, a lay-up, a free-throw, all seem to require every ounce of strength his boys have.
Mason reaches back and lets go, the ball makes it to Jim in a bounce and a half.
"Now pay attention, we're gonna start down low, where the game's really played."
"Let's shoot three's!" blurts Mason.
"That's not what dad said. The game's in the paint," replies Jimmy, a constant check on his brother's impulses.
"Exactly, boy. All the best teams always have a big man controlling the paint. Wilt, Bill, Kareem, Moses, and Chocolate Thunder! All you kids out here tryna 'Be Like Mike,' now."
In Chicago, the history of the game reaches beyond professional contracts into the high schools and the playground. From Jim's alma mater, Hales Franciscan, people expected Sam Puckett, a smooth All-American point-guard to do great things in college and the NBA. Neither happened.
Dribbling to the block, Jim shoots a standard layup, right hand rising, balancing the ball on his palm, jumping off his left foot, right knee rising in unison with his arm as if an invisible string connects knee and elbow. The ball banks off the backboard and in.
He tries to think of the last time he played a pickup game. College, maybe? A few years after? Whatever the moment, it certainly didn't have the gravity then that he's feeling it should have now.
"See. That's the easiest shot in the game. It's simple. You want to get as close as possible, as often as possible. That's why on defense you have to keep them out of the paint. You give these shots up and they'll take advantage of you all game. If someone thinks they can get something easy from you once, they'll keep coming in and testing you until you stop them."
"I can do that. I'll make those all day!" says Mason.
"No, he can't! Let me try first," Jimmy replies.
Jim passes Jimmy the ball. The boy dribbles it toward the right-hand side of the rim and takes a shot. Jimmy jumps off his right foot, instead of his left, the ball hits off the bottom of the rim and comes off it with a loud clank. The ball ricochets and hits Jimmy on the top of his head with a hollow plonk.
Jim smiles and Mason laughs, while Jimmy, embarrassed, runs after the ball which shot off the court onto the surrounding grass.
"That was alright, but you jumped off the wrong foot. You'll get it next time. Let your brother try."
Jimmy, still on the grass, reaches back and throws the ball to Mason football-style.
"I'll do it right."
For Mason, smaller and weaker than his older brother, basketball 101 is still a physical impossibility. In order just to get the ball above the rim it's essential for him to get in a deep squat, cock the ball back to his ear, and catapult it. The ball bounces off the backboard and in. Before it jangles through the net, he's already grunting and flexing bone.
"SEE THAT!"
Jim rolls his eyes.
"You made it, but practice isn't always about making shots. It's about learning how to play the game right." Jim means to deflate Mason's ego, just a bit.
"Yeah," Jimmy agrees.
The boys go through a few more rounds of layups, the ball gaining a gritty, dusty feeling. It ricochets off the rim into the grass, through wood chips in the playground, and into the street a few times, Jim shouting as the boys begin to run into it absentmindedly. His deep, loud, voice stops time, the boys freeze immediately, then look both ways. Of course, no cars are coming by on this boring street.
They run up a small grass incline back towards the court. Jimmy has the ball on his hip, and it's just as wide as his waist.
"Here. Pass it again," Jim says, thinking about the next lesson. Raising it above his head Jimmy hurls the ball towards his dad.
Jim has to keep the boys shooting to keep them interested, but they can shoot layups left handed without mastering their right, plus they're not strong enough to shoot anything other than layups. The key to the game isn't offense anyway.
He knows the game is really all about defense. Defense and rebounding. Anybody could do these things, but the key is they have to want to. It can't be faked. Thankless toil, the drudgery that builds winners, that builds champions, an attitude, unrelenting persistence. Brings you nothing but bruises, welts, and floor burns. Your body, you give to the team, a sacrifice. You can't let them down.
Image: "Basketball Court 3" by Jason Thibault, Massive Content licensed under CC 2.0
James Stewart III is a Black writer from Chicago. He earned an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MA from North Central College. He is currently finishing a novel about the daily struggles of a multi-racial working-class family and the costs they pay for loving each other. He also co-curates a text-based performance series "The Guild Complex presents Exhibit B" and is a managing editor of the magazine Critics' Union. Stewart works as a paraprofessional with special needs students at a high school in the Chicagoland-area.
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