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A long-time crypto nerd working as part of the team for the new DeFi machine, PRIA.

A few weeks ago PRIA was released.

PRIA exploded out of the gates, immediately pumping to ~$8 before making a much needed correction, with price dropping down to ~$1.50.

For a few days there was a lull.

Price consolidated in the $23 range, and after some substantial marketing efforts from the team, the project was picked up by Crypto Twitter and Telegram influencers. PRIA became the talk of the town and started to pump AGAIN.

It was #1 on Dextools continually, and over the course of a few days the price pumped from $2 to $82.

Each time we woke in the morning, the PRIA price had risen by $1520!

It was exciting. It was euphoric. Lambo dealerships smashed pre-order records. Some investors went to the moon. Some to mars. Some tore a hole in the fabric of spacetime and hopped thru a wormhole. The money making machine showed no signs of stopping.

But then, something happened. The inevitable happened. Hell emptied itself of evil and PRIA suffered from The Attack of the Clones.

PRIAs trading volume was juicy and the clones came to feast.

As mentioned, this was inevitable and expected. The DeFi space is filled with clones. Many of these clones come without any innovation whatsoever. These low quality clones seek to vampirically leach on the success of the project theyre cloning by capitalising in on the hype of the moment.

For obvious reasons, DeFi clones without innovation often die a rapidly painful death, or, become rug pulls. And though some early clone investors make big gains, many people lose everything. It is NOT worth the risk.

The following is what happened to the PRIA clones.

Though clones are expected in DeFi, the first clone is always the most painful. And this was no exception, the first PRIA clone, ARIA, stung a lot.

The ARIA team cloned absolutely everything, including the layout of the website AND the logo! Everything. The only changes they made were:

To add to the irritation, one of the main orchestrators of the ARIA clone attack was a fairly vocal and trusted member of the community Kevin C, who is an Admin for a legit project some of us really like: Contribute.

I wonderwhy!?!?

Prior to the clone, we were a little suspicious of Kevin C as he mentioned that he missed out on investing early in PRIA, yet he still hung around in our Telegram channel, always with comments that resembled gentle FUD.

As he was the Admin of Contribute we gave him a free pass (trustworthy), which was a mistake.

Beware of fudders, folks. They are resentful people, often jealous because they didnt make the money they wished, and they will harm your project. Best case scenario is that they annoy people in your channel. Worst case scenario is that they clone your whole project.

And so it happened with ARIA.

Naturally, we were pissed and took a number of actions to discredit their project and protect our own. PRIA WARS: Attack of the Clones began, and the PRIA Jedi gathered together and headed to the frontline for war.

As a first counter attack, Jedi Master Dr Mantis (PRIA creator) triggered the manager killswitch function on their project.

Since they copied the code verbatim and didnt change dates nor contract addresses, Jedi Master Mantis was able to immediately stop their code from being editable (full Defi, baby!) by interacting with their smart contract and triggering the manager killswitch. This resulted in a liquidity leak, and ARIA was burned every time trades were made with Uniswap.

Next step was rather bold, and some might say, brash. But, as the saying goes: all is fair in love and war and this was war!

We, the PRIA Jedi, banned everyone from our PRIA Telegram channel who had joined the ARIA Telegram channel, and Jedi Master Mantis blacklisted any ethereum addresses that had interacted with the ARIA smart contract.

This caused quite the stir.

People did NOT like being removed from the PRIA Telegram channel, but an example needed to be set. People soon realised that the PRIA Jedi do NOT play games.

Classic degens, unaware of why we might bepissed.

Next, the PRIA Jedi took to Twitter and Telegram and, pardon my language, fudded the fuck out of them. They had unforgivably taken a significant portion of our trade volume and we were determined to disrupt their initial success and get it back.

Every single Twitter post they made was immediately hit with a plethora of negative comments from the PRIA Jedi, and similarly in their Telegram.

It worked.

Regular people who werent the PRIA Jedi organically started asking whether ARIA was a scam in their Telegram. We were winning.

ARIA did attempt to fight back a couple of times on Twitter

Some minor, yet futile, resistance.

but it was futile. The PRIA Jedi were simply too strong and spammed the above post with factual and brutally honest FUD concerning the ARIA project.

As one would expect, this rather quickly led to the demoralising of ARIA Telegram channel members

And ARIA started to die a painful death with volume dropping sharply.

The PRIA Jedi conquered, and ARIA is no more.

A price chart fromHell.

After ARIA, the Attack of the Clones continued, and war intensified. Multiple clones every single day were created.

ORIA, KRIA, VRIA, ZRIA, TRIA, RRIA, BRIA, yPRIA, pizzeRIA, DRIA, nDRIA, etc, etc I mean, WTF!!

Many of them followed the same model as ARIA, by cloning everything and changing very little. Most are too boringly similar to call out individually.

Though DRIA did have an interesting logo

Hahahaha! With a logo like that, DRIA wasnt a cause forconcern.

Initially our strategy remained the same: Attack them head on. Ban them, blacklist them, FUD them, trigger the killswitch.

But it quickly became apparent that, although we are PRIA Jedi Knights, we didnt have the bandwidth to fight them all. We adapted our strategy, moving towards automation and turning the clones on themselves.

In addition to the bandwidth issues, we also realised that since the clones were also competing with each other, and each clone community has essentially the same degenerate ethos, it wouldnt be too long before they started cannibalising themselves, leaving PRIA to reign supreme.

For automation, Jedi Master Mantis wrote an alert system that analysed all smart contract diffs. If the contract was similar to PRIA, it would immediately execute the killswitch to ensure a liquidity leak and an eventual death.

For our FUD efforts, instead of generically fudding, we started to directly FUD the clones by promoting other clone projects! We did this in the Twitter and Telegram channels of the separate clone projects.

This catalysed the clone cannibalism we hoped.

Soon members from each of the clone projects started fudding each other, leading the eventual destruction of them all.

First it started with regular old sweary FUD

Then the discourse became a little more colourful

"Goats", yousay?

Even Admins started berating each other. Heres our good friend Kevin C again arguing with another Admin, KDOT, but this time with a different clone project: nDRIA!

Gotta give it to Kevin C, he knows how to pick a shitty project!

And finally, our favourite: A beautiful crescendo of porn spamming

The PRIA Jedi won the first wave of war.

After the 710 day Attack of the Clones, things slowed down a little bit and the clones were attacking with less frequency.

Witnessing the total clone destruction from the PRIA Jedi, some clones regrouped, ready to launch another attack.

This attack came in the form of a clone 2.0 named Oscillate. They had put in some effort beyond a straight copy and paste of the code. They seemingly meant business.

Oscillate actually launched their OWN uniquely designed website and significantly changed the name. And as all the other clones did, they made some rudimentary modifications to some of the math regarding the burn rate and maximum supply.

This clone 2.0 was going places. Lol.

Their OWN website.Wow!

If any clone had a chance of becoming successful it felt like it would be this one.

In addition their website and name, they had a ton of degens shilling in their Telegram. They reached an impressive ~1000 members within a day! And they also fixed the contract code to stop us from triggering the killswitch.

However, rather hilariously, after a few hours any concerns we had about Oscillate were alleviated upon noticing that one of the Admins of their Telegram group was a braindead fudder from our own PRIA Telegram channel a week earlier!

When we were pumping hard in the previous week, with price going from $2 to $82, an imbecilic degen named Lord Fes came into the PRIA Telegram and started calling everyone cunts and spamming masturbating-Pepe and Nazi-Pepe memes. According to him, he did this because we mooned without him.

Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce the singular brain-celled, Lord Fes

Lord Fes isnt the sharpest tool in theshed.

As I mentioned. Be careful with fudders and deal with them swiftly. Lord Fes lasted about 60 seconds in our channel.

As expected, any project that would appoint Lord Fes as an Admin would not last for long, and this was no exception. Oscillate died a horrible death, just like all the rest.

See?

Another price chart fromHell.

After countless battles and a week or so of intense combat, it felt that PRIA WARS: Attack of the Clones had reached its conclusion

The good guys (us) had won.

But, no.

There was a last hurrah. We came up against a new clone, PRIAx.

PRIAx was created by another of our previous community members, Dominik. For a few weeks Dominik had been a member of the PRIA Telegram channel, and he frequently complained and fudded. We were too tolerant, however, and we warned him numerous times and continued to keep him around. Every so often he would intersperse his FUD with positivity and optimism, and that was enough to forgive him for a few hours.

And, to be honest, it really seemed like he was just a very emotional (perhaps bipolar) guy whose mood was exponentially correlated with the price of PRIA. If the PRIA price went down slightly, Dominiks mood crashed worse than the Wall St Crash of 1929. If PRIA price went up slightly, his mood elevated like hed just triple dropped whilst clubbing in Ibiza.

His mood swings resulted in him insinuating that the project was a scam and other such FUD. And eventually, after a few days of negative PRIA price action, he couldnt contain himself. His mood crashed and he repeatedly fudded.

He didnt heed our warnings, and continued

The community didnt like it, we received multiple requests to ban him. We felt wed been lenient enough, and so we muted him to give us all a break for a couple of days.

That break didnt come, however

As the next day, PRIAx emerged. Dominik was the Admin and he claimed that PRIAx was actually created by us! Check it out

Well, this was hilarious! Loyalty rarely exists in the DeFi world.

So, I repeat: Be very wary of fudders, folks. They lack emotional restraint and are prone to destructive behaviour. They will hurt your project.

We knew PRIAx wouldnt be successful. This may sound like arrogance, but it was obvious. The PRIAx website was also selling COVID testing kits!

A few days later, Dominik sent one of the PRIA Jedi a direct message to apologise, but the damage had already been done.

Regardless, we wish Dominik the best in life.

Thats all, folks! (For now!)

But just wait for the next time PRIA pumps! A second wave of clones will come, this time stronger than before, again in an attempt to dethrone the king.

They forget that there is only one PRIA.

PRIA WARS: Attack of the Clones taught us a lot and showed us just how robust PRIA actually is. The 1 million test simulations prior to launching the PRIA project certainly paid off, because, PRIA Jedi aside, the minor modifications the clones made to the math would NOT have worked anyway.

To compete with PRIA, the clone must reinforce and weaponise itself with purposeful and meticulous innovation. Perhaps such a clone will emerge in the future...

Stay tuned for the sequel: PRIA WARS 2: Return of the Clones.

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According to research report the competent cells market is projected to reach $2.22 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 10.2%.

According to research report the global competent cells market is projected to reach USD 2.22 billion by 2022 from USD 1.37 billion in 2017, at a CAGR of 10.2%.

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Advancements in molecular cloning research due to the emergence of new technologies and increasing commercial demand for molecular cloned products and recombinant proteins are the major factors driving the growth of the competent cells market.

North America to dominate the competent cells market in 2017

By region, the global competent cells market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the World (RoW). In 2017, North America is expected to account for the largest share of the market.

This can be attributed to the increasing intensity of research due to technological advancement and increasing commercial needs for genomic and protein expressed products, in North American countries.

By application, the cloning segment is expected to dominate the market in 2017

Based on application, the competent cells market is broadly segmented into cloning, protein expression, and other applications. Cloning is expected to command the largest share of this market in 2017.

Increasing research on cloning, driven by government support and funding is among the major factors driving market growth in this segment.

The cloning application is further segmented into subcloning & routine cloning, phage display library construction, toxic/unstable DNA cloning, and high-throughput cloning. Similarly, other applications of competent cells include mutagenesis, single-stranded DNA production, lentiviral vector production, and large plasmid transformation.

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By type, the chemically competent cells segment is expected to dominate the market in 2017

Based on the type of competent cells, the market is segmented into chemically competent cells and electrocompetent cells. The growth of the chemically competent cells segment can be attributed to the rising intensity of research (due to technological advancement) and availability of government support, along with the growing market demand for molecular cloned products.

By end user, the academic research institutes segment is expected to dominate the market in 2017

On the basis of end user, the competent cells market is segmented into academic research institutes, contract research organizations (CROs), and pharmaceutical & biotechnology companies. In 2017, the academic research institutes segment is expected to account for the largest share of the market.

The growth of this end-user segment is driven by the increase in research funding for life science projects worldwide.

Key players operating in the competent cells market include Merck KGaA (Germany), Promega Corporation (U.S.), Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. (U.S), New England Biolabs (U.S.), Takara Bio (Japan), Agilent Technologies (U.S.), Lucigen (Epicenter) (Illumina) (U.S.), QIAGEN N.V.

(Germany), OriGene Technologies (U.S.), Bioline (U.K.), Zymo Research (U.S.), Beijing TransGen Biotech Co., Ltd. (China), Source BioScience (U.K.), IBA GmBH (Germany), Genewiz (U.S.), BioDynamics Laboratory, Inc.

(Japan), GCC Biotech (India), SMOBIO Technology (Taiwan), GeneScript Corporation (U.S.), Bio-Rad Laboratories (U.S.), Life Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd., Cell Applications, Inc. (U.S.), Delphi Genetics (Belgium), Scarab Genomics, LLC (U.S.), and Yeastern Biotech Co., Ltd.

(Taiwan).

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Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany played 14 different clones over the show's five seasons, all with the same face but radically different looks.

BBC sci-fi series Orphan Blackisn't just a gripping story of illegal experiments in human cloning- it also featured an acting tour de force by star Tatiana Maslany. The Canadian actress played five main characters throughout the series, and appeared in many "guest" roles as other clones that they encountered. In the Orphan Black series finale it was revealed that there were 276 Leda clones created in total, and Maslany played 14 of them on-screen.

Created by Graeme Manson and John Fawcett, Orphan Black's story begins with petty criminal Sarah Manning arriving on a train platform and encountering a woman who looks exactly like her. While Sarah is still in shock, the woman commits suicide by stepping in front of a train. Over the course of the next five seasons, Sarah follows the dead woman down a rabbit hole that reveals her own true origins, and puts both her and her daughter in grave danger.

Related:How Orphan Black Season 5 Ended The Brilliant Series

With Maslany now cast back into the spotlight with the announcement that she'll play the title role in Marvel's She-Hulk Disney+ series, here's a look back at the many differentLeda clones she played in Orphan Black.

Sarah is one of only two clones that escaped Neolution's watchful gaze. Her birth mother, Amelia, escaped before giving birth to her twins. She gave one to the church and one to the state, and Sarah was the twin who went to the state. She ended upin the care of Siobhan Sadler, who moved Sarah and her foster brother, Felix, to America in order to keep Sarah out of the clutches of people who were searching for her. Sarah got her love of punk rock from Siobhan,who sharply pointed out that Sarah "took all of the attitude, none of the politics." from the music. Sarah is the only Leda clone who was able to conceive a child naturally - a miracle, given that the clones were deliberately made sterile - and she loves her daughter Kira intensely.

Police detective Beth Childs was part of the original "Clone Club" alongside Alison Hendrix and Cosima Niehaus, and was using her skills to help piece together the mystery of the clones and the illness that was afflicting some of them. Beth's investigation led her to cross paths with the Proletheans, a group of religious extremists who consider the clones to be abominations. This culminated in Beth killing a Prolethean called Maggie Chen, resulting in her suspension and an internal investigation into the civilian shooting. Between the trauma of the shooting and her unrequited love for her boyfriend and monitor, Paul, Beth's mental health took a downward spiral that eventually took her to the train platform.

Commonly referred to as "The German," poor Katja Obinger's appearance in Orphan Black was short-lived. The newest addition to Clone Club, Katja flew all the way to Canada with documents and samples from clones in Europe. She was suffering from the respiratory illness that afflicted many of the Leda clones, and hoped that with her sisters' help she could find a cure. She soon saw through Sarah's pretense of being Beth, but before she couldfind out who she was really talking to, Helena ended Katja's life with a sniper bullet to the brain.

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Among the files that Katja brings with her are the IDs of several clones around Europewho had already been assassinated by Helena. Aryanna Giordano was a Leda clone raised in Italy, and little else is known about her.

Another of the IDs that Katja brings with her is that of Janika Angler, a clone who was born in Salzburg, Austria. Like Aryanna, Janika is dead before Orphan Black begins, having been assassinated by Helena.

The final European clone assassinated by Helena is Danielle Fournier, who lived in Paris, France. Like the previous two, Danielle only appears in an ID photo and not much is known about her - except that it must have taken some work to get that lovely head of curly hair, given that the clones have naturally straight hair.

Alison Hendrix is the third fellow clone that Sarah meets in the flesh, and she's quickly disillusioned ofany belief that soccer moms aren't scary. Alison is married to her monitor, Donnie, and they have two children that they adopted. Alison is part of the original Clone Club - and since she didn't have police access like Beth or science expertise like Cosima, she contributed to the sisterhood by giving Beth a $75,000 "self-defense fund." Alisonis desperate to just lead a normal life and hates being a clone so much that she tries to forbid use of the word in Clone Club. The name of the club gives a good indication of how successful Alison's efforts were.

Related:Orphan Black: How Many Leda & Castor Clones Were Created

Hippie scientist Cosima leads the charge on trying to find a cure for the clones' mysterious illness, which becomes all the more urgent when she herself starts coughing up blood. Studying for herPh.D. in Experimental Evolutionary Developmental Biology (or "Evo-Devo," as she prefers to call it), Cosima acts as a mediating force between the hot-headed Sarah and the tightly-wound Alison. However, even Cosima lets her emotions get the better of her when she suspects that the attractive Frenchwoman trying to befriend her, Delphine, is a monitor sent by Neolution to keep an eye on her. Cosima's argument that she could learn something by getting close to Delphine and doing a bit of reverse-monitoring is motivated by something a little more primal than the scientific method.

In Orphan Black season 1, Sarah learns from her birth mother that the psycho clone stalking and assassinating the others is actually her twin, Helena. Amelia gave Helena to the church and she ended up in the hands of the Proletheans, who weaponized her against her own sestras. At the start of the series Helena has been brainwashed into thinking that she's the original and all the other clones are aberrations that must be eliminated. Despite her early villainous behavior, however, she ends upbecoming a core member of Clone Club and finding a real family.

Most of the Leda clones were kept oblivious to their true nature (unlike their Castor brothers, who were raised in the military and are self-aware). Rachel Duncan is the exception: a child raised by Neolution. She takes her last name from the scientists Ethan and Susan Duncan, who developed the LEDA and CASTOR cloning projects and brought her up as their own daughter in an apparently loving home. Rachel serves as an example of what the Leda clones strengths - Cosima's intelligence, Sarah's defiance, Alison's fierceness when threatened, and Helena's killer instinct - look like when they take a truly villainous form.

Introduced in Orphan Black season 4 and expanded upon in the comic book series Orphan Black: Helsinki,Veera "M.K." Suominen (referred to affectionately as "Mika" by the Clone Club) is revealed to have been working with Beth to uncover the conspiracy behind the clones. M.K. was hit harder by Beth's suicide than perhaps any of the other clones, as Beth was one of the few people in her life she could trust. Later, M.K. reaches out to the remaining clones to warn them that Neolution is catching up to them.An adept computer hacker, she prefers to communicate via webcam while wearing a sheep mask. Like Cosima, M.K. contracts the respiratory illness that affects so many of the Leda clones. Sadly, she's murdered before Cosima is able to find the cure.

A teacher and swim coach, Jennifer Fitzsimmons was the first of the Leda clones to show signs of the respiratory illness that also affected Cosima and Katja. Cosima is introduced to Jennifer in Orphan Black season 2 via a series of video diaries thatshekept from the start of her illness all the way up until her death. For Cosima, Jennifer is a vision of her own future - one that she gets uncomfortably close to when she performs an autopsy on the deceased clone.

Related:Interview With Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany

Though she might seem like a dumb blonde stereotype, manicurist Krsytal Goderitch proves that she has the same drive, boldness, and (admittedly misguided) intelligence as her sisters. After being attacked by Castor clones Rudy and Seth, Krystal comes to realize that there's a conspiracy afoot and starts independently investigating it. Admittedly she gets the details of the conspiracy wrong and decides that it's all part of corruption in the beauty industry, but she got the general picture of powerful people working in the shadows correct. Like the other cloneswho make a living appearance in Orphan Black, Krystal Goderitch is eventually introduced to one of her doubles and told she is a clone. Unlike the other clones, she flat-out dismisses the clone story as nonsense on the basis that Sarah looks nothing like her ("she's like a seven on a good day, and I've been told I'm a ten").

Tony Sawickiis a transgender clone who appears in just one episode of Orphan Black, after his monitor is gunned down and asks him to pass on a message to Beth Childs. This leads Tony to Art, who takes him to Felix's place. A long day of verbal sparring and flirtation ensues, in which it becomes clear thatTony is cut from the same cloth as Sarah in terms of personality as well as genes. Tony is remarkably calm when he finally learns that he's a clone, only commenting on how hot all of the clones are. With the Dyad Institute on his trail, Tony is instructed to get on a bus and get as far away as possible. He's also given a Clone Club phone and told tocall if he ever gets in trouble. Since he never calls, we can optimistically assume that he made a clean escape and started a new life elsewhere.

Miriam is another clone who is only introduced after she's already died. Raised by an alcoholic mother, Miriam ended up living on the streets. She was a musician with a powerful creative streak, but she was unfortunate enough to attract the attention of Rachel when Miriam developed uterine growths. Unwilling to wait for Miriam to die of natural causes, Rachel killed her so that she could examine her body - a callous act that shocked even Aldous Leekie.

In a flashback in Orphan Black season 5, we see the first clone that Helena ever killed. Unfortunately, Helena doesn't stop to ask her name. The sestra is praying in a church when Helena comes up from behind and stabs her in the back. Afterwards, she is visibly shaken to see her own face staring back up at her from the dying woman.

The very last clone to be introduced in Orphan Black, Camilla Torres appearstowards the end of the series finale. She also has the respiratory illness, but is able to receive the cure from Delphine. Cosima is present and eavesdrops while Camilla receives the cure, but chooses to turn her head away when her new sister leaves, leaving her unaware of her clone status.

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Hannah has been with Screen Rant since the heady days of 2013, starting out as a humble news writer and eventually clawing her way up the ladder through a series of Machiavellian schemes and betrayals. She's now a features writer and editor, covering the hottest topics in the world of nerddom from her home base in Oxford, UK.Hannah enjoys weird horror movies, weirder sci-fi movies, and also the movie adaptation of Need for Speed - the greatest video game movie of all time. She has lived and studied in New York and Toronto, but ultimately returned home so that she could get a decent cup of tea. Her hobbies include drawing, video games, long walks in the countryside, and wasting far too much time on Twitter.Speaking of which, you can follow Hannah online at @HSW3K

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The country's leading state-run bank SBI provided an extra layer of security for cash withdrawal between 8 pm and 8 am and now this facility shall be extended all through the day and across all ATMs of the bank in the country. Notably this is for cash withdrawal of an amount of Rs. 10000 and above and herein the bank account holder while making the cash withdrawal needs to enter the OTP received on the registered mobile number together with the ATM pin.

SBI ATM Cash Withdrawal Rule Changes From Tomorrow: Here's All You Need To Know

So, every time you head on to withdraw cash remember to carry your mobile number. "Your transactions at SBI ATMs are now more secure than ever. SBI extends OTP based cash withdrawal facility to 24x7 for amount 10,000 and above from 18.09.2020," country's topl lender tweeted.

"With the introduction of 24x7 OTP-based cash withdrawal facility, SBI has further strengthened the security level in ATM cash withdrawals. Implementing this facility throughout the day would prevent SBI debit cardholders from the risk of falling prey to fraudsters, unauthorized withdrawals, card skimming, card cloning and the likes," SBI said in a statement.

So, with the enhanced security customers can avoid instances of

1. Unauthorized withdrawals

2. Cloning

3. Skimming and other cyber frauds.

Furthermore, this functionality is only available for SBI ATMs and has not been developed for non-SBI ATMs in National Financial Switch (NFS), said the bank.

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Bank Employee Steals Clients Funds To Pay Tithing

One church members devotion and desire to pay tithe has landed him in a sea of trouble after he was arrested for stealing funds from a customers account.

The seemingly devoted bank employee, Kennedy Matimbura, who is employed by the Agribank has since been arrested for siphoning thousands of dollars belonging to a city company Riskev Holiday. Officials of the company were alarmed when they discovered that thousands of dollars had been transferred from their account without their knowledge and filed a police report.

Local publication H-Metro reports that following investigations, the police discovered that Matimbura had transferred $11 000 from Riskev Holidays account to an AFM church bank account. When he was questioned about the transaction, Matimbura revealed that he had transferred the money to the church because he needed to pay his tithing.

Following the revelations, the Riskev Holiday conducted an audit of their bank accounts and discovered more transactions that had occurred without their knowledge and consent. The company discovered that there were three transactions of $83 000, $15 000 and $640 that they have no knowledge of. The company has approached the bank seeking clarification on what happened. The police are also investigating the matter.

In a related case, the police have advised business organizations to regularly reconcile their bank statements to check and detect unauthorized payments due to an increase in cases of card cloning.

Criminal Investigation Department spokesperson Detective Assistant Inspector Portia Chinho told the publication.

Criminals are taking advantage of the uptake of plastic money by business organisations and members of the public to swindle money through card cloning, she said.

Card cloning involves the production of counterfeit bank debit cards by criminals after fraudulently acquiring bank debit/credit card information contained in the magnetic strip of the bank debit card.

Criminals are acquiring bank debit card information through gadgets known as skimmers. These skimmers are able to extract debit card information and the said devices are similar to point of sale machines.

Point of sale machines are a major catalyst and intelligence gathered has pointed out that there is collusion between these cyber criminals and cashiers at shops, liquor outlets and casinos, just to name a few.

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Maine tick experts are keeping an eye out for the Asian longhorned tick, a foreign tick species that can reproduce without mating and has been documented as close as Connecticut.

Reported for the first time in the United States in 2017, this tick species has now established populations in at least 12 states, all of which are in the northeastern half of the country.

Its certainly something that is on every tick researchers radar here in the eastern United States, said Griffin Dill, who manages the Tick Lab, located in the new UMaine Cooperative Extension Diagnostic and Research Laboratory in Orono. This species seems to primarily reproduce through parthenogenesis, which makes its ability to increase its population size rapidly an important factor.

Parthenogensis is a form of asexual reproduction in which growth and development of embryos occur without fertilization by sperm. Female Asian longhorned ticks can lay eggs, which will develop and hatch on their own. Because of this, a single female tick can establish a fast-growing population.

The Asian longhorned tick is known to carry and transmit a variety of dangerous diseases in its home range in Asia, but those diseases have yet to be documented in the Asian longhorned tick populations found in the U.S. However, there is a concern that the species could pick up and transmit diseases that already occur in the U.S. in other tick species, such as anaplasmosis, babesiosis and Powassan virus.

There are a couple of pathogens in Asia that they are believed to transmit that are closely related to pathogens we have here, so its possible, said Dill. But from what weve seen so far in other states, [the ticks] risk to humans is thought to be relatively low at the moment. And we havent seen indication that its able to contribute to the transmission of Lyme disease.

In the U.S., East Asia and other areas where this tick has been found, such as New Zealand and Australia, it is considered to be a serious threat to livestock such as cattle and sheep. Major infestations can cause stress on an animal, reducing its growth and production. And in some cases, infestations can kill animals due to blood loss.

From limited studies that have been done on this species, they do seem to prefer feeding on animal hosts as opposed to humans, Dill said.

A new study in the journal Zoonoses and Public Health, published earlier this month, investigates the origin of this tick species and how they are spreading across the country.

Researchers gathered samples of Asian longhorned ticks across the U.S. and internationally, then used gene sequencing to compare various populations. The results indicate that at least three individual ticks from self-cloning populations were somehow transported to the U.S., and this explains why all adult Asian longhorned ticks found in the U.S. so far have been female. With Asian longhorned ticks that reproduce through parthenogenesis, male offspring are rare.

(In Asia, male Asian longhorned ticks do exist in some populations where they participate in reproduction.)

The study also found that these original ticks most likely came from East Asia.

While the first established Asian longhorned tick population in the U.S. was documented in New Jersey in 2017, researchers believe the species had been flying under the radar in the country for several years.

Theres a whole lot we dont know about it, said Chuck Lubelczyk, vector ecologist at Maine Medical Center Research Institute. Right now, the states where its occurring tend to be doing a lot more research on it [than other states], and I think a lot more research is going to be done on it as time goes by. Its a public health issue thats been introduced to the country and we werent really talking about it before it arrived here. We were kind of unprepared for it.

Its believed that the tick species can easily be spread by wildlife, as well as the transportation of livestock and domestic animals, such as dogs.

There are some pretty good regulations in place in terms of livestock transport, Lubelczyk said. But it certainly speaks to people needing to be vigilant about tick control medicines for their dogs and other domestic animals.

In the U.S., Asian longhorned ticks have been collected from deer, dogs, raccoons, cats, opossums and a number of other warm-blooded animals, as well as a variety of birds, according to data collected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Theyve also been found feeding on people.

Because of the wide geographical range that the species already inhabits, Lubelczyk believes it could survive Maines climate, even the states cold winters.

At least in southern Maine, I dont think itd have a problem, Lubelczyk said. How it would do up in northern Maine? I dont have a guess.

Moving forward, tick experts ask that Maine people be on the lookout for this invasive tick species; however, theyre difficult to identify. Adults are plain brown but can look similar to brown dog ticks and rabbit ticks, both of which live in Maine.

Researchers from the Maine Tick Lab and Maine Medical Center Research Institute are looking for Asian longhorned ticks, as well as the lone star tick (which has been found in Maine, but not yet in breeding populations), when conducting on-the-ground tick surveillance throughout the state.

In addition, they receive information about tick populations in Maine from the public sending tick samples to the Maine Tick Lab in Orono. The lab identifies these tick samples for free, and for an additional fee of $15 will test deer ticks for three common diseases they carry: Lyme disease, babesiosis and anaplasmosis. For more information, visit extension.umaine.edu/ticks.

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Narrator: We've been able to clone human embryos for about seven years. But as far as we know, no one's actually cloned a whole person. Turns out, ethics aren't the only thing holding scientists back. Cloning isn't the sci-fi marvel we think it is. It can be dangerous, often ineffective, and, most of all, we just haven't thought of a good enough reason to do it. So, here's why you'll probably never have to fight your evil clone.

This is Dolly. Just kidding, that's a regular sheep. This is Dolly, the first mammal cloned successfully from an adult cell. She was born in 1996 after scientists figured out how to remove the DNA from the egg cell of a Scottish Blackface sheep and basically replace it with the DNA of a mammary cell from a Finn Dorset sheep. They gave it a little electric shock to fuse the cell and get it replicating, placed the cells in the uterus of another sheep, and boom, clone. This method, called reproductive cloning, could theoretically be used on humans. But this is a best-case scenario. It took 277 tries for the scientists to get one Dolly. Nowadays, cloning mammals generally has a success rate of about 10% to 20%. Better than one in 277, but still a majorly inefficient process.

Jose Cibelli: Technically, it's not difficult to produce a clone embryo, but human cloning has other hurdles that need to be considered.

Narrator: To even research human cloning, scientists would need to ethically collect a large amount of donated eggs and find enough surrogates to carry them. But even if they made it through that logistical nightmare, the biggest issue is this:

Cibelli: They're gonna hurt the baby, or they're gonna hurt the person carrying the cloned fetus.

Narrator: Across the board, scientists have found that some embryos expire before they're implanted. Others result in miscarriages. And those that make it to term often die soon after birth or end up with severe abnormalities. Simply, these are risks that are easier to take when it comes to experimenting with sheep than with people. But arguably the biggest reason we haven't cloned a human being? There's not a good enough reason to.

In pop culture, cloning is used to bring people back from the dead. But that's not how it works. Cloning someone would only create a twin, not a replica, since identical twins have the same genetics, but not necessarily personalities. And a "Never Let Me Go" scenario, where organs are harvested from clones to save the rich, is not only unethical, but unnecessary. Why clone an entire person when you can just make the part you need? Something, theoretically, therapeutic cloning can solve.

Therapeutic cloning is almost identical to reproductive, except the cloned embryo is never implanted in a uterus. Instead, the embryo is cloned for the sole purpose of extracting stem cells. Stem cells have the incredible ability to turn into any other cell in the human body, which means they're great for developing new treatments for disease and have the potential to repair or regenerate tissues and organs.

But, no surprise, there are a lot of downsides with therapeutic cloning. The thing about stem cells is that they're a pretty limited resource. The most substantial source for embryonic stem cells? Three- to five-day-old embryos, cloned or otherwise. And when someone else's stem cells are transplanted into a patient, the body will sometimes fight them off like a disease. Some researchers believe that cloned stem cells, since they share the patient's DNA, would be less likely to be rejected. But this use case is still in the research stage.

And, finally, therapeutic cloning is an individualized treatment in a world where drug companies are more interested in standardized ones. And there are easier ways to create multipurpose cells nowadays, like the method for creating induced pluripotent stem cells. They're basically adult cells that have been reprogrammed to be a different type of cell.

Cibelli: The problem with therapeutic cloning, of course, is that you need a lab personnel that is qualified to do it, specific equipment to do it. Whereas the other technique, you can just buy a kit and one person can do it in a lab that has some expertise in tissue culture.

Narrator: Cloned cells still have an advantage when it comes to healthier mitochondria and the ability to grow into entire animals, whereas iPSCs often peter out. But since iPSCs safely and reliably do most everything but create entire living animals, why fund the harder, ethically ambiguous thing? So, cloning might actually have a bigger place in movies than it does in real life, because the money just isn't there. And just because we can do something doesn't mean we need to.

Ian: Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.

Abby Tang: So, in the research for this video, I did come across one very interesting tidbit, and that is the announcement of cloned human baby Eve, who was born on December 26, 2002. And the source of this announcement is a company called Clonaid, which was formed in 1997 by the Raelian cult. And they're a cult that believes that humans were cloned from aliens and the only way for us to reach immortality is to clone ourselves. It's been 18 years, and we haven't gotten any proof that baby Eve exists or has ever existed, but the company is still alive and well. So if any proof does come through, we will update you.

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