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Attached are updated "Information Guides" for each type of tax appeal that briefly explain the procedures outlined in SC Revenue Procedure #20-1. The guides are intended as a quick reference tool for taxpayer's and tax practitioners.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: second anniversary of AUKUS announcement, Wong in New York for 78th session of the UN General Assembly, Australia signs High Seas Biodiversity Treaty, ICJ intervention in Ukraine v Russia, and more.

Bill and Joe discuss the ceasefire agreement and expected hostage exchange.
The post Generation Jihad Ep. 118 — Israel at War: November 22, 2023 first appeared on FDD's Long War Journal.

This information guide explains the South Carolina Tax Appeals Procedure for State Tax Refund Claims (Other than Property Tax, Bingo, and Alcoholic Beverage Matters).

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Fijian PM visits, Lithuanian President in Canberra, Marles in Korea and Japan for Defence Ministers' Meetings, $10 million in humanitarian assistance for Gaza, and more.

Bill and Joe are back for an update on the latest headlines stemming from Israel's war in Gaza. They check in on where things stand with Shifa, do a multi-front around the horn to catch up on Gaza, the West Bank, and the northern front with Lebanon and Syria. They also discuss the insanity that is media coverage of Gaza.
The post Generation Jihad Ep. 117 — Israel at War: November 20, 2023 first appeared on FDD's Long War Journal.

At almost two weeks (!) into the war, we remain on standby for Israel's anticipated ground invasion of Gaza and continue to watch Israel's northern border for more activity from Hezbollah.
And to complicate the already complicated: an incident yesterday on the Red Sea marked the first active engagement by the U.S. in this ongoing war, when the USS Carney shot down missiles fired by Iran-backed Houthis.
So for today's briefing, Bill and Joe called in their FDD colleague and top expert on Iran, Behnam Ben Taleblu.
The post Generation Jihad Ep. 107 — Israel at War: October 20, 2023 first appeared on FDD's Long War Journal.

Semaphorin 3A (Sema3A) is a cell-secreted protein that participates in the axonal guidance pathways. Sema3A acts as a canonical repulsive axon guidance molecule, inhibiting CNS regenerative axonal growth and propagation. Therefore, interfering with Sema3A signaling is proposed as a therapeutic target for achieving functional recovery after CNS injuries. It has been shown that Sema3A adheres to the proteoglycan component of the extracellular matrix (ECM) and selectively binds to heparin and chondroitin sulfate-E (CS-E) glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). We hypothesize that the biologically relevant interaction between Sema3A and GAGs takes place at Sema3A C-terminal polybasic region (SCT). The aims of this study were to characterize the interaction of the whole Sema3A C-terminal polybasic region (Sema3A 725–771) with GAGs and to investigate the disruption of this interaction by small molecules. Recombinant Sema3A basic domain was produced and we used a combination of biophysical techniques (NMR, SPR, and heparin affinity chromatography) to gain insight into the interaction of the Sema3A C-terminal domain with GAGs. The results demonstrate that SCT is an intrinsically disordered region, which confirms that SCT binds to GAGs and helps to identify the specific residues involved in the interaction. NMR studies, supported by molecular dynamics simulations, show that a new peptoid molecule (CSIC02) may disrupt the interaction between SCT and heparin. Our structural study paves the way toward the design of new molecules targeting these protein–GAG interactions with potential therapeutic applications. ; This work was funded by the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007–2013) under Project VISION, grant No. 304884, the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation/Spanish Research Agency (MCI/AEI/FEDER, RTI2018–096182-B-I00) and AGAUR (2017 SGR 208). ; Peer reviewed

Want to know what everyone else has been reading on this year? This review counts down the ten most read posts on the LSE Impact Blog in 2023. Still want more blogposts? You can find all our annual reviews here. 10. What 40,000 job adverts say about academic career progression Discussing the findings of a … Continued

My "novel" reading in 2023 focusing on the monstrosity of capitalism and the monster-stories in the making of capital, combining political economy and literary theory.
The post Novel Reading in 2023 appeared first on Progress in Political Economy (PPE).

Dear POLLEN Members and Friends,  We are pleased to share with you our latest newsletter of the year. Here you can find publications, vacancies, CfP, and much more from our vibrant community. Before we get to it, we want to remind you that the POLLEN24 Conference has extended the Call for Submission deadline to January … Read more December 2023 Update

Dear POLLEN Members and Friends,  We are pleased to share with you today the latest publications, vacancies, CfP, and much more from our vibrant community. Before we get to it, we want to remind you if you are organizing a CfP for the POLLEN24 conference and want to share it in our POLLEN Blog, please … Read more November 2023 Update

Dear POLLEN Members and Friends, Again the 25th of the month has arrived, and thus we are pleased to update you with the latest publications, vacancies, CfP, and much more from our vibrant community. Before we get into it, we just want to remind you that last week the CfP for the POLLEN24 Conference (10-12 … Read more October 2023 Update

Dear POLLEN Members and Friends,  We hope that you are having a nice and hopefully restful month of July (which here in Lund is typically a holiday period). We are pleased to share a slightly shorter update with the latest publications, vacancies, CfPs and more from our lively community. We aim to send this newsletter … Read more July 2023 Update

Dear POLLEN Members and Friends, We are pleased to share with you the latest publications, vacancies, CfPs and more from our lively community. We aim to send the newsletter on the 25th of every month. Has your POLLEN node NOT been introduced by us? If your node is keen to share your work in upcoming … Read more April 2023 Update