back to another episode of Open House! Terry Lee Brown, Jr. was supposed to be this week’s guest, but unfortunately he had a family emergency, so we will get him back on as soon as possible! The good news? I have a special new …

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Best of luck to Sevenoaks AC as they take on rivals Dartford in the final round of the Kent Fitness League this weekend.

Sevenoaks are currently neck and neck with Dartford to win the championship so it all hinges on the final event at Nurstead. Many of the runners who have contributed to Sevenoaks success are also 7Oaks Tri Club members.

January disappears into the rear view mirror and Masters swimmers emerge blinking into the light from their winter hibernation, and in the South East over the weekend of 1-2 February it’s the first long course (50m pool) meet of the year at the SE Regional Championships at K2 in Crawley.

I was worried that I wouldn’t have anything to keep me occupied on the weekend of 18th/19th January so hadit's been fine since. Any similar complaints will be passed on to the School.

Please note that when a Sunday session is going to start at 18.00 it will be stated in the Club Diary. If nothing is mentioned it will be a normal 17.30 start. It will be helpful if swimmers can be poolside and ready to start sessions at the allotted time. Last Sunday a large number appeared to arrive late. Thanks.

In the Wesley Room at The Drive Methodist Church in Sevenoaks starting at 19.45. An informal evening with plenty of chat, questions and answers. This is in the Church building and not the hall where the turbo session is held.

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Phosphatase inhibition prevents the activity-dependent trafficking of GABAA receptors during status epilepticus in the young animal.
To determine if the activity-dependent trafficking of γ2 subunit-containing γ-aminobutyric acid type A receptors (GABAA Rs) that has been observed in older animals and posited to contribute to benzodiazepine pharmacoresistance during status epilepticus (SE) is age-dependent, and to evaluate whether blockade of protein phosphatases can inhibit or reverse the activity-dependent plasticity of these receptors. The efficacy and potency of diazepam 0.2-10 mg/kg administered 3 or 60 min after the onset of a lithium/pilocarpine-induced seizure in postnatal day 15-16 rats was evaluated using video-electroencephalography (EEG) recordings. The surface expression of γ2 subunit-containing GABAA Rs was assessed using a biotinylation assay, and GABAA R-mediated miniature inhibitory postsynaptic currents (mIPSCs) were recorded using whole-cell patch-clamp recordingthe mIPSC amplitude. This study demonstrates that the plasticity of γ2 subunit-containing GABAA Rs associated with the development of benzodiazepine resistance in young and adult animals is similar. The findings of this study suggest that the mechanisms regulating the activity-dependent trafficking of GABAA Rs during SE can be targeted to develop novel adjunctive therapy for the treatment of benzodiazepine-refractory SE.


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This kind of conventional throwaway ball endmill has, as shown in FIG. 4, a slot 11c formed in a body 11 from an end thereof to a certain depth along an axis of the body 11, and a blade tip 13 inserted in the slot 11c and fixed to the body 11 by two screws 15a and 15b of different shapes. In detail, the blade tip 13 has two screw pass-through holes 14a and 14b formed along the axis of the blade tip 13 and a V wedge 13a formed at a fore end thereof inserted in the slot 11c. The body 11 has screw pass-through holes 14a and 14b for the blade tip, screw inserting holes 12adust emission at $\sim24~\mu$m is a valuable probe for identifying young stellar objects (YSOs) and estimating star formation rates [e.g., @Calzetti2007]. However, the most active regions within the inner $\sim$200pc of our Galaxy are strongly saturated in the *Spitzer*/MIPS 24 $\mu$m data [@Yusef-Zadeh2009]. Earlier observations with the *Midcourse Space Experiment* [MSX; @Egan2003] at 21.3 $\mu$m (Band E) provide unsaturated images, but are relatively low spatial resolution ($\sim$20“ or $\sim$0.8 pc) when compared with *Spitzer*/MIPS at 24 $\mu$m ($\sim$6” or $\sim$0.2 pc). The MSX data suffers from significant confusion in these complex regions, which presents a considerable hurdle in our understanding of these very active portions within the GC. Furthermore, the lack of high-quality mid-infrared data in these regions represents an essential, missing piece of the rich multi-wavelength picture


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During the flight series there was an issue with the secondary chopper mirror on the telescope which caused sources to be elongated in the direction of the chop throw. Consequently, in Table \[tab:tab1\] we have included information regarding the extent to which each field was affected by the secondary mirror issue. Fields where the elongation is known to be an issue are labeled ‘affected.’ Fields that may also have been impacted, but only slightly are labeled ‘nominal’, while those taken after thebetween *SOFIA* cycle 7 and earlier cycles presented several issues for combining the various data sets into the mosaics presented in this work. These issues were largely overcome by reprocessing the earlier cycle 3 and 4 data using REDUX with modifications to improve backwards compatibility. While we present initial mosaics produced as part of this program, there is still work needed to optimally combine the older and newer data sets. For example, the new processing for the 37  observations has resulted in a 3-pixel wide gap in a small section between two fields in the Arched Filaments near (0.116, 0.073), and there is a similar 1-pixel wide gap in a section between another set of fields in the 25  map located near (0.148, 0.065). Neither of these gaps


and the *Herschel* Hi-GAL survey [@Molinari2010]. These data sets provide a number of useful comparisons that we will discuss in subsequent sections. We also referenced maps and data from a number of other works in the literature which were focused on individual regions within the mosaics, and these are discussed in the relevant sections in the text.

Discussion {#sec:Discussion}
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Comparison with other IR surveys
--------------------------------

The GC is probably one of the most surveyed portions of sky and a number of high quality data sets exist at nearly all available wavelengths. In this section, we focus on comparisons between the FORCAST mosaics and earlier survey maps produced by *Spitzer*/IRAC at 8 $\mu$m and *Herschel*/PACS at 70 $\mu$m. Three-color combinations of these data sets can be found in Figure \[fig:fig2\].

The morphology of theat 8 $\mu$m compared to many other regions within the survey, and it is well established that Sgr B2 suffers from significant local extinction [e.g., @Scoville1975]

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Comparison of the 70 $\mu$m emission and the 25 and 37 $\mu$m emission highlights a number of notable features. The emission at each of these wavelengths is primarily thermal continuum with the 25 $\mu$m emission tracing relatively warm $\sim$ 100 K dust and the 70 $\mu$m emission tracing cooler $\sim$40 K dust. Many of the regions throughout the GC contain significant emission from warm dust which results in bright emission at 25 $\mu$m. As can be seen in Figure \[fig:fig2\], this highlights the importance of the 25 $\mu$m data when studying recent star formation both in giant regions like the Arched Filaments and


ionized gas, and suggests this feature may simply be a portion of a molecular cloud with prominent ionized edges. The second smoke ring structure from [@Zhao2016] has little to no detectable emission in the mid-infrared wavelengths presented in this work.

To the east of the CNR we see the dust emission associated with the Sgr A East supernova remnant which was reported in [@Lau2015]. To the south of the CND there are a number of relatively faint sources and structures. The location of several of these features appear to correspond to the location of the ‘SE blobs’ reported by [@Zhao2016] and may be related to disrupted cloudlets in the region [see Figure 7 from @Liu2012]. The origin of material in this region is of particular interest because it coulddatasets which will allow for study of regions like Sgr B2 where large dynamic range is needed to effectively dissect the region.

Although the FORCAST data of Sgr B1 does show a bright compact source coincident with one of the massive YSOs (SSTGC 726327) identified in @An2011, the other candidates from that paper within our observations are unremarkable. There is, however, a strong ridge of warm dust emission immediately adjacent to one of the Wolf-Rayet stars found in @Mauerhan2010 that does not have a strong radio counterpart and might be evidence of the impact of a orbiting massive star not formed in situ. @Simpson2018SgrB1 suggested, based on maps of the \[\] 52 and 88  lines in Sgr B1 with FIFI-LS, that the region may not, in fact, be forming


The brightest portions of the extended 25 and 37 $\mu$m emission we observe in this region are associated with the Sgr C region (Figure \[fig:fig7\]). However, the morphology of the dust appears quite complex compared to a simple shell configuration.

We also observe the Sgr C Molecular Cloud as an infrared-dark source at 25 and 37 $\mu$m. The molecular cloud has a velocity of -55 km s$^{-1}$ [@Kendrew2013], indicating that it is likely associated with the region, which has a measured velocity of -65 km s$^{-1}$ from recombination line emission [@Lang2010]. Toward the dark cloud we find a number of bright mid-infrared sources (Figure \[fig:SgrCzoom\]). The most luminous of these sources (Sgr C H3) is reminiscent of the bright, red sources we observe in Sgr B2. This object hasby providing a vast supply of free electrons that are accelerated to relativistic velocities via locally strong magnetic fields [@Serabyn1994; @Uchida1996]. There are numerous similarities between the well-known GC Radio Arc and the Sgr C NTF that warrant further study. This is another area where combining the MIPS and FORCAST data is needed to study these features in detail, and will be of interest with the future release of high level data products from this survey.

![image](figures/IsolatedLowRes.pdf){width="150mm"}

Between Sgr A and Sgr C there is a smattering of compact mid-infrared sources which have not garnered as much attention as other portions of the GC. These sources appear to be in somewhat isolated environments, which speaks to the apparent dichotomy between regions located at negative and positive Galactic longitudes, the latter


inserts, several problems remained. Filling the test portion from the top and visual inspection for leaks required much time and labor for the testing operation. Drainage of the test fluid was similarly a problem in that the drain hose had to reach and be carried to a closet fixture or other access opening to the plumbing system on the next adjacent lower floor of the building.
A primary object of the present invention, therefore, is to provide an improved plumbing test pipe.
Another object is to provide a test pipe which enables filling, monitoring, and draining of the test portion of the piping system from the location of the test pipe.
Another object is to provide such a test pipe which enables a multi-story test portion of a piping system toestablished PDP context. In order to transmit or receive data the user entity must be attached, inferring that a “radio connection” is established between the user entity and the radio base station and a PDP context is activated.
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The mitochondrial histone, Abf2p, of Saccharomyces cerevisiae is essential for the maintenance of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and appears to play an important role in the recombination and copy number determination of mtDNA. Abf2p, encoded by a nuclear gene, is a member of HMG1 DNA-binding protein family and has two HMG1-Box domains, HMG1-Box A and B. To investigate the role of Abf2p in the control of mtDNA copy number, we asked if the in vivo functions of Abf2p are regulated by the possible modification such as phosphorylation. We found that the N-terminal extended segment (KRPT(21)S(22)) of HMG1-Box A is rapidly and specifically phosphorylated


This draft might have been the exact same if Al Davis were making the picks. Obviously, there is an inherent concern with drafting a Gareon Conley considering the the accusation against him, which he has vehemently denied. He's a very talented player. DB Obi Melifonwu is the freakiest athlete of the draft, although he's not the most consistent on tape. Offensive tackle David Sharpe has rare size, while Jylan Ware has rare athleticism and length. Size speed and length peppered this entire draft for Oakland.Moe'N'a Lisa

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Our group provides both a social and educational forum. Kokopelli's Enchanted Dolls participates in art and/or fiber classes, shows and conferences. We are dedicated to bringing together people interested in all facets of the doll world by providing and sharing information on doll making. We endeavor to help each individual obtain her/his goals, be it as a hobby or as a profession. All media and skill levels are welcome!

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Saturday, January 7, 2017: 1:00 pm meeting at Heights Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Yoka's student's from her most recent class will be present with their dolls for a group photo option. There will be a demo of freeform machine embroidery.

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The 11th Biennial Juried Show & Fiberwith Mg2+. Notably, the substitution fidelity of PrimPol in the presence of Mn2+ was determined to be in the range of 3.4×10-2 to 3.8×10-1, indicating that PrimPol is an error-prone polymerase. Furthermore, we kinetically determined the sugar selectivity of PrimPol to be 57-1800 with Mn2+ and 150-4500 with Mg2+, and found that PrimPol was able to incorporate the triphosphates of two anticancer drugs (cytarabine and gemcitabine), but not two antiviral drugs (emtricitabine and lamivudine).


take for these voting Americans to wake up and realize just how bad off this country is right now?

Is my advanced age a factor because we were part of the good ole' days and we've seen what she used to look like, or is it perhaps something more? I got to thinking that perhaps me, along with many seasoned Americans who stand shoulder to shoulder as Tea Party patriots, are much like the Alaskan salmon. As we near the expiration of our existence, we struggle to find our way back to the place of our birth. I'm not referring to our actual place of birth, but rather the birth of our country...the country that our founders created. My heart yearns to regain the basis of our creation or
283 F.Supp.2d 1009 (2003)
Berrell FREEMAN, Plaintiff,
v.
Gerald BERGE and Jon E. Litscher, Defendants.
No. 03-C-0021-C.
United States District Court, W.D. Wisconsin.
June 3, 2003.
*1010 Berrell Freeman, Boscobel, WI, Pro se.
*1011 Corey F. Finkelmeyer, Assistant Attorney General, Madison, WI, for defendants.

OPINION AND ORDER
CRABB, District Judge.
In an order dated February 12, 2003, I allowed plaintiff Berrell Freeman to proceed in forma pauperis on claims that defendants Gerald Berge and Jon Litscher violated his rights (1) to be free from unreasonable searches under the Fourth Amendment and from excessive force under the Eighth Amendment; (2) to receive adequate food under the Eighth Amendment; (3) to be free from extreme cell temperatures under the Eighth Amendment; and (4) to receive social interaction and sensory stimulation under the Eighth Amendment. Defendants have filed a motion to dismiss


the documents without converting the motion to dismiss into a motion for summary judgment. Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin v. Thompson, 161 F.3d 449, 455 (7th Cir. 1998).

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In inmate complaint number WSPF-2002-41916, dated December 2, 2002, plaintiff wrote: "Due to the Settlement Agreement food is not to be used as punishment. I have been denied food because I did not have my light on, etc. This is using food as punishment. I HAVE NEVER REFUSED MY MEALS." The inmate complaint examiner recommended that the complaint be dismissed, writing that the policies regarding meal delivery were reasonable. The reviewer, the corrections complaint examiner and the office of the secretary affirmed the dismissal.
In complaint number WSPF-2002-41987, also dated December 2, 2002, plaintiff wrote that the "lack of access to theassuming that all of plaintiff's claims regarding the deprivation of food arose after March 2002, he is not barred from litigating that issue in this suit. The issue of using food as punishment was not certified for class treatment in Jones `El or otherwise presented to the court. As I explained in Gonzalez v. Litscher, 230 F.Supp.2d 950 (W.D.Wis. 2002), as a general rule, unless an issue in a class action is approved for class treatment, the inclusion of that issue in a settlement agreement will not prohibit subsequent lawsuits seeking to litigate constitutional claims involving the same issue. Otherwise, class members could be bound by settlements with respect to issues for which they had no adequate representation and little or no opportunity to be heard.
*1015 The plaintiffs


in Jones `El did not allege that inmates were being denied food unlawfully and I did not certify the issue for class treatment. Thus, the settlement agreement does not bar plaintiff from litigating this issue in this case, insofar as he is alleging that the denial of food violates the Eighth Amendment and not just the settlement agreement.
Finally, I agree with defendants that plaintiff failed to exhaust his administrative remedies with respect to his claim that he was strip searched in violation of the Fourth and Eighth Amendments. Plaintiff did not appeal his inmate complaint regarding strip searches. By failing to appeal the dismissal, plaintiff failed to exhaust his administrative remedies. Pozo, 286 F.3d at 1024. Accordingly, I will dismiss plaintiff's claim that he was unlawfully strip searched"What's that?" "Regarding Nyborg?" "Yes." "Yes, we can." "Somebody will be there at 21.00." "Yes, it's a deal." "Bye." " Can you go on TV tonight?" " I promised my kids a holiday." "I told the others I'd be back on Tuesday." "And no, if you ask me, I think Fischer has to wait." "Sure?" " Well..." " Have they left?" " IP is just about to." " Perhaps I should do the TV." "IP would be a good choice." " IP here." " Hell, are you working out?" " Working out?" " You're out of breath." " No, I'm on my way to Nyborg." " Then turn your car around." " My car?" " You said you were driving." " Yes..." " You're on TV tonight." "They've


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It’s late, and I’m not sure how many will be reading this before tomorrow morning – or even before coach Ken Whisenhunt talks again. The winning streak comes to an end with a thud. It didn’t look good when the Rams went right down the field to score to open the game, but then the Cards were able to tread water for a long time. They just couldn’t put it together offensively for any consistent stretch in order to get it in the end zone.

So we get to the topic everyone seems like the want to talk about – the offensive line.

“We got beat,” coach Ken Whisenhunt said. “We got beat on the edge a couple of times. We have to work on technique and our sets and


I don’t care who is back there running the ball or throwing it no one can overcome that, ask David Carr. Warner begged this FO for years to get more depth in the line to no avail. We are 4-1 in spite of this but it won’t last long. This was the “easy” stretch of the schedule this can get real bad real quick. Horton might not be hear at the end of the year but if Grimm is then everything whiz preaches about accountability and competition is MOOT and he will lose this team and fan base really really quick. There is way way too much talent on this roster on both sides of the ball to let it all go to the way side because ofa good sign but I know his blocking is still raw. TE’S seemed like they were not in pass protection yesterday. Do you think in the 2nd half we could have used King more in protection to help slow down Chris Longs’s pass rush?????

I thought one of the things that killed the Cards last night was that the Rams many times got pressure with just four rushers. With seven in coverage, Kolb often simply didn’t have anyone open. Yes, the line needs help, but when it’s 5 blocking 4, you have to get the job done without TEs.

Wow. You guys need to relax. It was an embarrassing loss, but that happens. Maybe it even needed to happen. The O-line simply did not have the time to correct the


to someone else. and when it was third and goal from the four yard line i was really thinking a quarterback draw play may have worked. then it was fourth down and that one yard pass to fitz had no chance. i did not understand that at all. williams did not have big numbers but at least he seemed to be running hard and cutting well so he must be trusting his knee again. powell did not get many touches but i thought he made a couple of nice moves after catching a short pass. our guys get a bit of rest now and the guys who are a bit banged up will get a chance to heal. our next game against buffalo is a big one. weyou do? The offensive line was ineffective at everything they did last night. There was no blocking scheme or really any cohesive plan to handle the pass rush the last 2 weeks… I put that on Grimm and Wiz, and that has to be professionally embarrassing for them. Grimm should have paid Carolina to take their head coaching spot when he was interviewed, because if he gets any interviews based on his actual coaching ability I’m not sure he’ll even be an O-Line coach in this league anywhere else.

Something needs to change whether it’s the way Grimm coaches, Grimm himself, the offensive line personnel, the offensive play calling to get the ball out faster, Scheme and putting more personal for blocking. Our coaches need to bunker down in


then blamed the poor attack on him. It has always been the admittedly inexperienced and unprepared tackles. We KNEW they would get beat.. so we MUST change the attack to account for it. we can’t take 8 sacks in consecutive games and let Kolb get hit on 53 of 58 drop backs per the graphic showed on NFL Network.

8 sacks in one game is a bad game, in consecutive games is bad coaching, denial of the problem and reflects a serious fault in the coaching staff. Whiz has got to adapt… sooner, faster, be more nimble and be “better prepared” to adjust faster or he’ll get kolb or Skelton hurt.

Yes, there were many other issues, like the lack of takeaways by our D, the 2 big plays, afew missed passes, the several drops (every receiver had at least one by my count)… but they were better prepared, they knew our wide screen and often almost pick 6’d it, they were better prepared and we did not adjust. We have to be able to trap them on running plays, inept guards and poor coaching and preparation. See Dan Williams get trapped on the run and then pancaked by the fullback? Why don’t we do that better???

Tough loss but I, for one, am now a Kevin Kolb fan. Say what you want about missed throws or whatever, you go try to make a throw when you’re getting pummeled every play. The O-line is not getting better, they need help. I feel the loss falls solely on the


Then they restart the clock and we run a play at 9:46 (so we’ve lost a full minute without even a play counting), 8:59, 8:24, 7:54, 7:06… it’s around 40 seconds between every play. Finally an incompletion so that only takes 5 sec. and stops the clock at 7:01, but then after a 6-yard pass to Sherman we huddle up and take 40 more seconds to run a play (the play where Floyd commits interference). Then after the interference backed up to our 13, the clock is stopped, we run a play at 6:16, and it’s 5:25 before the clock stops after the next play (the completion to Fitz short of the end zone). 6 1/2 minute drive, zero points. Every play I see the play clock runningdespite the end-of-game totals looking good.

Hopefully this is just a mulligan. It happens (see SF against MIN), which is not an excuse, but the fact is the Rams are improved and this figured to be a tough intradivisional road game. Important to bounce back and win the next one at home… maybe our O can find it against a D letting up over 400 YPG.

“Which he may be. We’ll see. Obviously to lose him for even one game right now, with Beanie already down and LaRod Stephens-Howling a question, would be a killer.”
I do disagree with that one. He hasn’t done one thing other than mop-up in the Philly game. As I said a couple times before, he runs with his head down and to hard for his


and hope Kolb can make it through the season.

Nice article but rough game to watch for Kolb felt sorry for the guy. I’ve been critical of the guy, but your comments are right on about his toughness. You also have to credit him for not sitting on the sideline pouting or bumping his tackles like some other qb’s. He just got up and put his helmet on on spit out the blood and kept playing. I’m impressed even though he lost.

Looks like now they can wait on a qb in the draft this year and address the line issues and cb. What do you think Darren?

frankly to me the entire team just looked tired and slow, granted they both did but the rams didnt have to travel itsSkelton was the backup and actually won last year as in 6-2, Kolb 6-1 and he was this sites darling. Kolb must live up to the hype and has in Sept at 3-1 ( barely and bailed by the D), five games is not a season so wish him well.

I stand by my posts and if they seem not pro Kolb so be it, last year we threw away a season early and year prior with Anderson, let’s hope we continue with our early success in 2012. Bullying posts above lose instant credibility with me, toughness great but it must come with more than 3 points ( which we also had in the first half vs Miami). Reality is that STL left points on the board and humiliated


2 INT’s) in a game where we eked out a victory only because Beanie ran for franchise-record yardage. So altogether there, you have 59-117 (50.4%), 4 TD’s, 7 INT’s. Compare Kolb’s first 4 games this season taking over for Skelton and, well, there’s not really a comparison. The two situations aren’t really comparable.

Kolb missed some throws. It’s going to happen when you throw 50 times (often under pressure) ‘cuz the team can’t run.

Still, you have to acknowledge that even in this, his worst game so far this year, his final numbers (28-50, a 56% completion percentage even with some drops by our receivers, no INT’s) are not that bad. That completion percentage is better than in 6 of JS’s 9 games in 2011 and 2012 (I’ll give Skeltonhusband, who knew what to do, and more importantly, to the God of heaven and earth.

Thanks for all your hard work, Darren, I know how you put in the long hours, but football (really any sport) is important to life. So you are doing a great service with your commitment. And thanks for reading this long post.

Kevin Kolb has a weak arm??? What are you watching? That throw to Roberts in the Dolphin game was a laser beam. Sarah, I was wondering….Are you from Philly. Where you a Mcnabb fan??? Because your going after Kolb is hilarious. He has this team in first place…

The last two games he’s standing in there like a real man…getting killed for it and making some huge throws. Yeah he missed some every


at the cost of kolb gettin hurt Jon got the starting job and he should get to play what I didnt like was the way some kolb fans were almost happy Jon got hurt so kolb could play

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I felt the same way watching that, when you have defensive ends crashing in like that, why arent we sending fitz deep to clear it out and throwing screens in the space?
I am worried about our backs though, and maybe that was the problem, no Beanie no Williams no hyphen,,,,,, ugh
Sure would have loved to find some way to slow those ends down though.

And in general, Why is it when Kolb runs for his life people call him skittish and scared, and when he stands in and takes a beatingclassification trees of Model I, Model II, Model III and Model IV are shown, respectively, in [Figure 2](#cancers-12-01684-f002){ref-type="fig"}a--d.

The accuracy, i.e., the number of correctly predicted samples divided by the total number of samples, that can be deduced from the confusion matrix of Model I is 87.74%, for Model II is 92.68%, for Model III is 89.3%, and for Model IV is 87.59%. It is important to underline that the obtained training accuracy for each model is respectively 85.97%, 91.27%, 86.67%, and 87.35%. This means that there is no overfitting, i.e., the predictive models are not too rigid nor calibrated on the training set, but they are rather capable of generalizing classification rules on new data quite effectively.

Going into details, [Table 1](#cancers-12-01684-t001){ref-type="table"} describes, respectively for Model I to IV,


because we did not have molecular or cytogenetic data in the vast majority of DLBCL samples, but we are planning to introduce this new class in our future work.

Second, not every sample is characterized for every marker, prompting us to generate multiple models; with this strategy we tried to reduce any bias due to the preprocessing on missing values, but our results need to be validated in a prospective study with no, or limited, missing values.

Third, this is a monocentric study; our database, though, spans from 2003 to 2019, different markers as well as different machines have been utilized, and different operators have been analyzing data, partially mitigating the single center effect.

Finally, our method is not totally automated: data have to be analyzed manually, with the operator still[Figure 5](#cancers-12-01684-f005){ref-type="fig"} contains the list of surface markers utilized to analyze the samples, together with the percentage of samples that were characterized for that marker.

The intracellular markers analyses (Bcl2 and MIB1) were performed in most cell suspensions from tissue samples, but only sporadically in PB and BM samples. This is due to a standardization of the method used for intracellular analysis, which requires mononuclear cells purification with density gradient, a procedure that is not routinely used for PB and BM samples. Furthermore, the intracellular antigens analysis for the majority of PB and BM samples was not clinically required. [Table S2](#app1-cancers-12-01684){ref-type="app"} provides the list and the characteristics of surface and intracellular markers employed. The total number of events acquired for each tube was influenced by the flow cytometer available


Nutrition in neurocritical care.
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Eugene O’Neill’s harrowing autobiographical masterpiece about his troubled family receives a major West End revival starring the great David Suchet, American actress Laurie Metcalf and fast-rising Kyle Soller.

Apollo Theatre, London W1 (0844 412 4658), until Aug 18

DANCE

ENB2: My First Sleeping Beauty

One of the most dependable classical dance-makers around, Matthew Hart has made a new version of the celebrated fairy tale aimed specially at young children, here performed by English National Ballet’s new, youthful offshoot, ENB2.

Peacock Theatre, London WC2 (0844 412 4322), until April 13, then tours; ballet.org.uk

BOOKS

Pottermore launch

Huzzah! Harry Potter fans, who were promised J K Rowling’s online extension of her books last October, can rejoice – the site is finally set to magic its way onto computer screens in early April (exact date tbc). Get ready for


positioned as this year’s Senna: a fascinating, in-depth character study regardless of whether you have a prior interest in the man or his music.

FILM

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (PG)

Paul Torday’s novel about a romance that blossoms on an eccentric environmental project comes to cinemas courtesy of the Oscar-winning screenwriter Simon Beaufoy and the one-time ABBA music video director Lasse Hallström. Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt co-star.

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Lauryn Hill

You can never be quite sure what you will get with the notoriously flaky Ms Hill but it is good to have her back. Her headlining set at London’s IndigO2 will be her first British gig in five years, a rare chance to recall the groundbreaking joys of her 1998 debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill and hear material from her\[[@C13]\]. However, just a few Finnish studies have assessed disease-based PHC costs based on relatively comprehensive data \[[@C13],[@C22]\], and usually with a focus on a single patient group without EOCs.

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or knee)91 (15) Depression48 (8) Diabetes70 (12) Asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease71 (12) Heart disease88 (14) Cancer20 (3)[^2]

The 618 patients had 752 EOCs altogether. On average, the patients had 1.22 EOCs. The number of EOCs divided into ICPC-2 chapters is presented in [Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}. The greatest number of EOCs (130) was in the "Musculoskeletal" chapter. The most common (63) single EOC was "upper respiratory infection". Figure 1.The number of episodes of care divided into ICPC-2 chapters.

According to a doctor's or nurse's judgement, the phase of the primary EOC on the recruiting day was labelled as a "new episode" for 52% (326) of the patients that presented to HC for the first time for this new health problem, and the rest of the episodes were labelled as a "pre-existing episode" presenting with aLänsipuro and Pirkko Ranki for their kind help in data collection. They would also like to thank the Finnish Association for General Practice (SYLY) for financing this article. Selected parts of the results were presented as a research abstract and poster during the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research Annual European Congress 2014 (Value Health 2014;A549), and as a podium at the 15th Biennial Society for Medical Decision Making European Meeting 2014.

Declaration of interest {#s0005}
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Tuomas Koskela has been granted financial support for this project from the Pirkanmaa Hospital District and is a shareholder of Pihlajalinna Ltd. The other authors have no relevant conflict of interest related directly to the scope of this work. The authors alone are responsible for the content and writing of the paper.

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The cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) exhibits two conductance states, 9 picosiemens (pS) and 3 pS. To investigate the origin of these two distinct conductance states, we measured the single-channel activity of three truncated forms of CFTR. These include: TNR, which contains the first transmembrane domain, the first nucleotide binding domain, and the R domain; RT2N2, which contains the R domain, the second transmembrane domain, and the second nucleotide-binding domain; and T2N2, which contains only the second transmembrane domain and the second nucleotide-binding domain. The results show that TNR exhibits only the large conductance of 9.2 pS, whereas RT2N2 and T2N2 exhibit only the small conductance (3.8-4.0 pS). Co-expression of TNR with T2N2 resulted in a mixed pattern– business grew. By 1885 father and son added a machine shop that fronted the original blacksmith shop at the center of the property. In 1890 they built a foundry to the rear of the property along Wagner Place, and for the wood foundry patterns a storage building at the corner of Wagner and Linden Ave.

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Beale St. north to south.

View west. The massive property bounded by Pontotoc Ave (left), Front St., Beale St. and Riverside Dr. is set to alter the Downtown landscape.

As documented by The CA and by Patrick Lantrip of the Memphis Daily News the proposed development, led by developer Chance Carlisle, last week took a big step forward with a unanimous approval by Center City Revenue Finance Corp., which voted to reaffirm a 20-year PILOT (payment-in-lieu-of-taxes) incentive and the funding of an onsite public garage. The next hurdle comes Tuesday June 5, when Carlisle seeks zoning approval by City Council of a development that has doubled in size, to about 5.5 acres, since previous plans were approved in 2015.

As stated in the application, the first phase of the development hasbetter care of themselves and not go around eating Big Macs with fries and swilling down Pepsi they would be a lot healthier and wouldn’t need health care insurance. Most of the time, when poor people get sick, it’s their own fault. If they can’t be bothered to take care of themselves, why should we?

This is a powerful argument and one can only wish that Phil Gramm were still in the Senate to make it. But Phil had to follow his destiny. It wasn’t enough to lead the deregulation charge that made it easier for banks to wheel and deal. Phil secretly yearned to be a banker. And now he is, right there in Washington, D.C., where the best deals have the biggest wheels.

But even without the stalwart


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major addresses in Nevada and before the National Action Network this year.

Warren isn’t the only high profile visitor Richmond has hosted. In June, when Biden sent word he’d be traveling to New Orleans, Richmond invited him for a round of golf. Biden, a potential 2020 contender, had been scheduled to headline a fundraiser last month in Martha’s Vineyard for Protecting Our Vote, a new political action committee focused on increasing African-American turnout, but Booker took Biden’s place when Biden postponed because of illness.

In October, Biden will accept the National Civil Rights Museum’s Freedom Award in Memphis.

Harris, California’s first African-American senator, is working to deepen long-standing connections with existing networks of black women as she travels the country. During recent stops in Ohio and Michigan, Harris met with fellowyouâ€™ll at least get some influence back). One trick I employ is to use at least one vehicle's inventory as a spot to save higher influence items you find while scavenging but don't want to sell yet. Save them until you need the influence, and then sell them off to the enclave. 7. In general, itâ€™s typically always better to bring home a rucksack as opposed to opening them up. While opening them up will give you items right now, thatâ€™s all you get. If you bring home a rucksack, youâ€™ll get those resources added to your base supply, but you can also improve morale, moods, and youâ€™ll get some individual items added to your storage locker. So essentially youâ€™re getting both by bringing it home. Food rucksacks


back to Rangerâ€™s Station, youâ€™ll notice everyone is dead. This is scripted and thereâ€™s no way to prevent it. A cut scene will occur, and then Ed will be attacked. Run over and help him. At this point, Ed is injured and the three will decide itâ€™s time to leave the area. At this point, you need to get the stuff you gathered into Marcus and Mayaâ€™s bags. If you have another big backpack, have Maya equip it so she can carry more. Load up the medicine, weapons, snacks, and ammo first. You might not be able to bring everything, and thatâ€™s ok, just get the essentials. Maya has some snacks so I recommend switching over a couple to Marcus so that he has some, and make surestation, the kitchen, the beds, and the infirmary (where Ed is). After talking, sheâ€™ll tell you they need more meds, hand you a rucksack bag, and then say that you can survey the area (like how you did at Mt. Tanners). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tip: Learn about your base, group, and basic features [LEARNBASE123] Basic Features & New Elements Journal/Base information menu: Pressing up brings up your journal and your base information. From left to right, it has your character information, their skills, your assets and home tabs Melee weapons: When you highlight one, it shows you the weight and durability. If itâ€™s damaged (shown as yellow), you can place it in the storage locker and it will repair overnight (as long as you have a workshop). Guns: When you


supplies, completing missions, and helping fellow survivors during side-missions, which are now available. Side missions are when other survivors are asking you to help them, such as zed hunts, clearing infestations, finding missing people, creating a distraction, etc. Traits: When you look at your survivorsâ€™ profiles, thereâ€™s a variety of traits listed with each survivor. Some relate to their previous jobs, hobbies, natural characteristics, personalities, interests, background, etc. These traits can correlate with skills they have (a "foreman" will construction skills, a "medic" will have "medical skills", etc.) or to aptitudes on leveling up certain skills (â€œeagle eyedâ€ allows the survivor to level up shooting quicker, â€œfast handsâ€ level up fighting faster, etc.), and some survivors come with skills already leveled up some (a boxerâ€™s fighting and cardiois already leveled up a little). Some traits are negative, such as â€œsmoked a pack a dayâ€, which makes cardio take longer to level up. Some are personality traits, such as â€œautocratâ€ or â€œjerkâ€, which means they might cause some drama/fights with other survivors. Other traits & skills have nothing to add or take away to the survivor (like â€œaccountantâ€, â€œliked to travelâ€, etc.) The Simulation: When you exit the game, it eventually enters into a simulation-- your survivors will continue bringing in and using supplies, as well as fighting zombies and hordes. Resource supplies & Rucksacks When you search locations now, you'll see sometimes you'll find a supply of resources (Ex: bag of medicine). If you bag it up in your rucksack and take it home, it


their own once or twice, but if their health is low enough, they can die. When this happens, they will usually throw a grenade at the last second and kill the group of zombies gnawing on them. If you are nearby when they throw the grenade, this can hurt you. If a vehicle is nearby, it'll blow up. Emotes: When you hold down the RT, it shows you a variety of emotes you can say: Y is cheer (you can gain trust by cheering when another survivor is killing a zombie), X is taunt (draws zombies to you), and A and B is agree and Disagree, respectively (no useâ€”-I think these two were put here when the game was supposed to be co-op). I use the taunt featureto attack) and attracts more zombies. Once you get near an infestation, itâ€™ll show you how many screamers are in the area, and the zombies will come pouring out at you. Kill them all to clear the infestation. Try to take out the screamers right away. If you are going to go clear an infestation, make sure to bring some extra snacks and medicine. Itâ€™s also good to bring a buddy if you can (you can ask a survivor to follow you for 100 influence. They will follow you until they get sick or injured). There are easier ways to do it: if you pull up in a vehicle and just honk, you can just mow them down until itâ€™s clear. This hurts your vehicle (but there are


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All that Count Aehrenthal [i.e. Berchtold’s predecessor as Austro-Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs] did in view of this situation, marking at the same time the exceedingly friendly attitude of Austria-Hungary, was to call attention to dangers that might arose in the Balkans if


take exception to the islands at the Southern end of the Aegean Sea, which might be considered as lying in the Mediterranean, that is Rhodes and Karpathos, as also the reef of Stampaha (Astropalia), and would not protest against their occupation. The only condition we made, was that the Italian government should guarantee the temporary character of the occupation.

We have a report from [the Austro-Hungarian Ambassador to Germany] Count Szogyeny, dated 21 May 1912, stating that ,[the German Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the time,] Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter acknowledged our conciliatory attitude in the Italian action of the archipelagos with thanks. On the following day, in a conversation with the Duke of Avarna, referring to the meanwhile accomplished occupation of Kos and a number of small neighbouring islands,the ambassador reproached us for protesting against the occupation of the islands. Of course we did not admit this rebuke as justified, and declared there had been no “protest”, but that we had merely mentioned our legitimate rights, deduced from Article VII, but would for the present not make use of them.

Then followed negotiations with Italy to obtain in writing the promise given in April, that the character of the occupation should be temporary, but this had no chance of leading to a satisfactory result, on the contrary, so many points of differing had arisen in the course of discussion, that a real dissension seemed about to arise. To avoid this, we withdrew our demand for a declaration in writing; this was towards the end of June 1912.


interested institutions. With these programs in place, funding and internships and fellowships will further allow prospective students to seamlessly enter the field.

In addition to primary education in audio preservation, the next sections call for continuing education for working professionals, and a resource directory that compiles information about educational programs, working professionals and organizations, best practices, general literature, funding institutions, and more. This document, called the Audio Preservation Resource Directory, is frequently referred to throughout the remainder of the plan.

National technology research agenda
Much research has been done on the attributes and failures of sound media, and best practices in archival transfer, but much more research, such as new methods of transfer, new treatments to deteriorating audio carriers, and new methods of digital storage, is expected to yield promising resultsin the near future. This research will require collaboration between government, academia and industry in order to leverage existing competencies and avoid duplication of effort.

Much of the information about legacy equipment and skills is held only by senior archivists and engineers who will eventually retire. Recommendation 1.8 suggests readers practice 'knowledge management' by conducting video interviews with senior staff. Any other information held in schematics or equipment manuals should be similarly documented and archived.

Blueprint for implementing preservation strategies
This section emphasizes the need for a consensus of best practices in the variety of tasks that constitute the audio preservation practice, as well as the need for tools and guidelines for the management of digital audio.

Audio preservation management
Acknowledging the imminence of many audio preservation projects, the insufficiency of funding for


public access for educational purposes
This section begins to address the ways in which preservation is interdependent with access. Complicated intellectual property laws prevent audio archives from making most recordings publicly available, and funding agencies are reluctant to fund initiatives that don't improve access to materials. The following recommendations seek to improve public access to information that can be legally distributed, advocate for copyright reform, and streamline legal avenues for access to copyrighted works for educational use.

Discovery and cataloging initiatives
Widespread public access to recordings is an admirable goal for archives, but is unrealistic in most cases considering current copyright policy. There are many ways that archives can improve access to their collections, however, without risking legal action or offense to rights holders.

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The effect of α-MT on cell migration and invasion was monitored by using Corning® BioCoat™ Matrigel® Invasion assay kit according to the manufacturer\'s instructions. Briefly, cells were serum-starved and their invasion and migration to the other side of the membrane were analyzed in the presence or absence of α-MT for 48 h. At the end of this treatment, non-invaded cells were removed by scrubbing. Invaded and migrated cells were fixed with 100% methanol, stained with crystal violet, and counted under an inverted microscope; images were also captured.

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Several years ago we reported that SLC6A14 is up-regulated at mRNA and protein levels in primary and metastatic colon cancer \[[@BCJ-477-1409C19]\]. Beyond this simple observation, nothing else is known on the relevance of this transporter to colon cancer. In the present study, we first expanded this original observation using human colon cancer cell lines and PDXs ([Figure 1](#BCJ-477-1409F1){ref-type="fig"}). We compared the levels of SLC6A14 mRNA in a panel of human colon cancer cell lines with that in the normal colonic epithelial cell CCD841. A majority of the cancer cell lines showed significantly higher levels of SLC6A14 mRNA and protein than CCD841 cells ([Figure 1A,B](#BCJ-477-1409F1){ref-type="fig"}). The increased level of SLC6A14 mRNA


acid nutrition in the latter cell line. Cellular levels of amino acids constitute an important signal for the activation of mTOR signaling to co-ordinate amino acid availability with protein synthesis. To determine whether amino acid starvation caused by α-MT in LS174T cells translates into mTOR inhibition, we monitored the phosphorylation status of mTOR and its downstream mediator S6 kinase. α-MT treatment significantly reduced phosphorylation of mTOR and S6 kinase, but again only in LS174T cells and not in CCD841 cells ([Figure 2B](#BCJ-477-1409F2){ref-type="fig"}), thus mirroring the differential effects of α-MT on amino acid nutrition in these two cell lines. Induction of autophagy is another hallmark of cells undergoing amino acid starvation, and mTOR suppresses autophagy \[[@BCJ-477-1409C37]\]. As expected, α-MT treatment induced autophagy in LS174T cells as evident from theof SLC6A14 mRNA and protein to be decreased ([Figure 9A,B](#BCJ-477-1409F9){ref-type="fig"}). Then, we increased the cellular levels of β-catenin in HT29 cells by the ectopic expression, and found the expression of SLC6A14 mRNA and protein to be increased ([Figure 9C,D](#BCJ-477-1409F9){ref-type="fig"}). Finally, we examined the binding of TCF4/β-catenin to *SLC6A14* gene promoter by ChIP assay using LS174T cells. There was significant enrichment of immunocomplexes of TCF4 and β-catenin on *SLC6A14* gene promoter ([Figure 10](#BCJ-477-1409F10){ref-type="fig"}). Anti-IgG antibodies were used as a negative control. These experiments provide convincing evidence for the control of SLC6A14 expression by canonical Wnt signaling and also for its involvement in tumor-associated up-regulation of SLC6A14 in colon cancer.

![Model for SLC6A14 transcriptional regulation by TCF4/β-catenin complex.\
CF4 consensus sequences in SLC6A14 promoter as assessed with JASPAR software and also by


A state of anxiety and tension is overwhelming the headquarters of the Holy Synod secretary after almost confirmed information that Pope Tawāḍrūs was planning a shakeup within the Synod’s administrative structure that would include changing Bishop Bīshūy, who has been the Synod’s secretary for 27...

The Coptic Orthodox Church’s Holy Synod unanimously named Bishop Raphael of Central Cairo Churches, who was one of the three finalists to the chair of Saint Mark, as secretary of the Synod instead of Bishop Bīshūy of Damietta.

The Coptic Orthodox Church’s Holy Synod unanimously named Bishop Raphael of Central Cairo Churches, who was one of the three finalists to the chair of Saint Mark, as secretary of the Synod instead of Bishop Bīshūy of Damietta.

Bishop Bīshūy held a closed meeting with leading members ofThis conclusion was drawn from the following experimental results: (1) when a cytochrome P450 gene of C. maltosa containing a CTG codon was expressed in C. maltosa, the corresponding amino acid was found to be serine, and not leucine; (2) a tRNA gene with an almost identical structure to that of the tRNASerCAG gene of C. albicans could be isolated from the genome of C. maltosa; (3) the Saccharomyces cerevisiae URA3 gene, which has one CTG codon, could not complement the ura3 mutation of C. maltosa as itself, but when the CTG codon was changed to another leucine codon, CTC, the mutated gene could complement the ura3 mutation. The last result is the first example of succeeding in functional expression of a heterologous gene in Candida species having


Near-field optical microscopy and spectroscopy with pointed probes.
In recent years, developments in near-field techniques exploiting far-field illumination of a pointed, apertureless probe have demonstrated a newfound excitement. This is due in part to the advantages afforded by apertureless techniques that allow for the practical implementation of spectroscopic contrast mechanisms at length scales below 100 nm. These mechanisms include Raman and infrared absorption for chemical contrast, as well as materials contrast based on dielectric dispersion. In this review, we briefly describe the evolution of the field from the "classical" aperture-based approach toward the development of near-field optical microscopy with pointed probes. We highlight advances in state-of-the-art theory that describe the field distribution under an illuminated probe, as well as advances in the experimental implementation of scattering and excitation probeBronchoalveolar lavage immunoglobulin A and G and antiproteases correlate with changes in diffusion indices during the natural course of pulmonary sarcoidosis.
We wanted to determine whether cell populations and soluble components in bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) could be useful in predicting the outcome of lung function and chest radiography in patients with untreated pulmonary sarcoidosis. Analysis of soluble proteins in BAL fluid, included the levels of immunoglobulins and the two major antiproteases, alpha 2-macroglobulin (alpha 2-M) and alpha 1-protease inhibitor (alpha 1-PI), expressed as a relative coefficient of excretion (RCE). Thirty one nonsmoking patients with biopsy proven sarcoidosis, who remained untreated, had reassessment of lung function tests after 6-54 months (median 21 months). No correlation was observed between initial BAL data and changes in lung volumes and radiographic opacities. By


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GOP Senate prez under fire for state transportation tax plan

Reaction from conservative lawmakers and their allies to a transportation bill introduced Wednesday afternoon has been swift and from some, brutal.

The planwould seek voter approval to increase the state sales tax from 2.9 percent to 3.52 percent. The sales tax would be used to obtain $3.5 billion in bonds to pay for road and other transportation projects statewide.

Speaker of the House Crisanta Duran, a Denver Democrat, and Senate President Kevin Grantham, a Republican from Cañon City, are the bill’s chief sponsors, along with the chairs of the House and Senate transportation committees.

But the measure’s introduction prompted harsh criticism from Grantham’s fellow Republicans in the Senate, including his second-in-command, Majority Leader Chris Holbert of Parker. It also drew howls offollowing error.
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Along the north and northeastern inner sides are a handful of dark-halo craters, most likely due to eruptions. Around the midpoint is a cluster of low central hills arranged in a circular formation.

Satellite craters
By convention these features are identified on lunar maps by placing the letter on the side of the crater midpoint that is closest to Atlas.

External links
 Pyroclastic deposits in Atlas crater from USGS Astrogeology Science Center (Clementine 750-nm (albedo) data)

References

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eight different municipalities and focuses on the Monastrell grape.

Like Alicante, Bullas has existed since ancient Roman time and evolved from a Moore influence to Christian influence over time. The region changed from a producer of bulk wines in the 1980s to an official DO in 1994. The landscape is also limestone and has numerous valleys with unique microclimates with mountains to the west. The weather is challenging with very hot summers and very cold winters.

As part of MGW Group’s mission to create unique wines from organically grown grapes, Bodegas Lavia was created.Bodegas Lavia is a boutique winery focused on balancing the fruit that is yielded with expressing the unique terroir in their wines. The winery was built in 2003 and is located in Venta del Pino, an areatemperatures that tend to shift to frequent frosts in the Winter creating extreme temperatures ranging from day to night.

Ramon Castano Santa is the original visionary behind the winery. Ramon has been involved in the wine business since 1950 when the family built its first winery in Yeda, a small city near Villena,. The family acquired Sierra Salinas vineyards in the beginning of 2000 and built the winery, Bodagas Sierra Salinas, which is named after a mountain range. The winery was up and running in 2006. The Castano family made a bet on Monastrell (a red wine grape variety), and wanted to balance the legacy, quality and technology to make the best wine possible. The production of Sierra Salinas will never pass 200,000 bottles because the family believes that


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2009 Salinas 1237 – this was an amazing and intense wine. I tasted notes of currant, toffee, blood orange, balsamic and earth. This wine was elegant, long lasting and a wonderful special occasion wine. I made sure to bring a bottle of this home with me. Sebastien talked about how this wine takes the best of the landscape with both the terroir and the grapes. We ended with the Dulce dessert wine, which I didn’t have enough time between notes and pictures to truly savor.

We then moved to a delicious paella lunch at Restaurant La Despensa and ate our weight in paella and dessert. At that point,made and then tasted wines and cheeses from around the world – Spain, Austria, France and California primarily. I loved the Qupe Marsanne which had layers of caramel, butterscotch, almond and a lot of complexity. Just delicious. Other stand-outs were The Franc Cabernet France and Chateau Paul Mas Rhone. We talked wine storage, sustainable wines, tasting and Old World vs New World wines.

In the Wines Series 301 class, we focused on wines from Italy and France. They did a nice job in covering the geography of the region, which highlighted the complexities to help attendees understand the differences between the regions of Napa Valley, France (ranging from the Loire Valley to Champagne to Cotes du Rhone to Burgundy to Bordeaux. Right Bank Merlots to Left Bank Cabernets) and


that saw 175 Grateful Dead concerts, went on tour with them and lived to tell the tale. Then you find out he’s an esteemed winemaker for Murphy Goode, a newly converted runner (lost 50 pounds since he started), believes in giving back to the community to bring his dad’s legacy to life and is just an all-around cool person.

David Ready started his career in winemaking in 1985 when his dad strongly suggested getting a job would be a good idea. He grew up in Minnesota, played in rock band for a time and is a huge Vikings fan. He worked harvests in Australia and Sonoma. David moved back to California approximately 20 years ago and it’s been home since. He worked his way up from cellar master toacross my radar recently because other bloggers have been talking about their wines with my accolades. I logged on later that day and received an introductory email probably around the time I was drinking cava in the lazy river with my new friend. Serendipity.

The winery has been operated by the second generation of the MacDonnell family for the past 25 years and with a focus on Napa Valley wines that are sustainably farmed as well as an olive mill and citrus syrups. The family started as growers 30 years ago and still sell Cabernet grapes as well as produce their own wines.

I received three samples from Round Pond and decided to bring them to my husband’s family Christmas dinner in Huntsville, AL. Note that it is rare that


Famous Views of Edo. They were produced between 1856 and 1858 when Hiroshige was an accomplished artist at the height of his skill and renown.
Hiroshige became one of the most popular and prolific artists of his period, producing 5400 prints over his lifetime. Though Hiroshige's work was not as daring as that of Hokusai, the artist he so admired, Hiroshige was revered then and now for his poetic chronicles of daily life in 19th-century Japan.6 of 7 who killed Insure Tennessee are on state health plan

Six of the seven Republican senators who voted to kill Gov. Bill Haslam's proposal to extend health coverage to 280,000 low-income Tennesseans are enrolled in the state government health plan.

The state-insured senators include Sen. Todd Gardenhire of Chattanooga, according to records obtained by The Associated Press under state open records laws. During a committee debate, Gardenhire had declared that he uses private insurance.

The Senate Health Committee voted 7-4 on Wednesday to defeat Haslam's Insure Tennessee proposal that Haslam said would have brought $2.8 billion in federal money into the state at no costs to the taxpayer.

During the debate, newly-elected Sen. Jeff Yarbro, D-Nashville, suggested that lawmakers receiving government subsidies for their insurance should be more receptive to


Deep Tissue Massage

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Deep tissue massage is a style of massage that uses deep pressure to break down scar tissue, increase blood flow and relax tense muscles. Because a lot of pressure is used deep tissue massage has the potential to be painful it is important that you keep open communication with your Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). If the pressure is too much, let your RMT know. There is no set rule for what pressure to use, it is generally accepted that whatever feels best for you is the right pressure for you. It is important to note that deep tissue massage is not forTowards a History of the
Brzezin Kehilah [Jewish Community]

General Features of Past Community Life in Poland

by Joseph Shaibowicz

Translated by Renee Miller

Edited by Fay Bussgang
In the Poland of the past, Jewish life was well organized. Everyone had to be
connected to the Jewish klal [community] unless he had converted. The Jewish community of the town had full
legal right to impose taxes and control the life of every individual. It could
also sentence one for crimes, even with the death sentence.

At the head of the community stood the parnesim [elected leaders], or roshim [heads] (roshekool [community leaders]). Every parnes presided over the community for a month, therefore, he was called parnes hakhodesh [monthly leader], and he was responsible for everything for that month. The parnesim had to swear a loyalty oath to the


Jewish communities. The Swedes caused great destruction in Brzezin, but
the great tragedy came later. Although the Jews were among the most loyal
supporters of Polish power, this did not prevent the church from taking
advantage of the alleged miracle of the Madonna of Czestochowa,
thought to have caused the defeat of the Swedes. The priests instigated doing
away with unbelieving Jews (the Swedes, as Protestants, had also counted them
as unbelievers) and called for pogroms against the Jews. In 1656 a terrible
pogrom occurred in Brzezin. Forty Jewish families were murdered by Hetman
[military chief] Stefan Czarniecki's troops.5 The Brzeziner Poles helped, and it is thought that at that time the majority
of the Jews of Brzezin met a violent death.6 Pogroms carried out by similar gangs also took place in Kalisz and Piotrkow.
In Piotrkow theythey were helped by him.

They showered him with red matbeyes [coins], that is, what he called the little golden rubles,
but he himself did not want to use the pidyones [payment for advice]. He lived on the few gulden the town paid him every week as rov. He used to give away the gold coins to poor people so they would have some
prosperity, having great pleasure from the fact that the poor could have such
delight from them.

The Rebbe Reb Fiszele had strange, one would say, non-Hasidic methods in his leadership.
He gave no one sholem [greetings] with his bare hand. His hand was always covered with a kerchief or
a towel. A story arose that once the Rebbe Reb Bunem from Pshiskhe [Przysucha] came to watch him perform the benediction.
In addition,


Strykower. After the death of Reb Fiszele, his student, Reb Szmuel
Aba, became rebbe in Zychlin and founded the Zychliner dynasty.14

The subsequent famous rebbe, Reb Wolf Strykower, was a son of the Tshekhanower tsadik, the Rebbe Reb Abramele. Reb Wolf married someone from Strykow, and being a Strykower
son-in-law, he settled there in the residence of the great Hasidic rebbe, Reb Fiszele. The Kotsker [from Kock] rebbe, Reb Mendele, used to say, The illustrious first rebbe, Rabbenu Yitzhok
Majer [from Ger/Gora Kalwaria], is my "gaon" [eminent scholar], Reb
Hersz Tomashower [from Tomaszow] is my "Hasid" and Reb Wolf Strykower
is my 'khokhem' [sage].15

At that time, when rebbes in Poland lived on pidyones from their Hasidim, Rebbe Reb Wolf ran a large timber business in partnership with his wealthy Hasidim, and he himself becamesix subsections. In the first subsection, we present the data set for a microvascular network that is used for our numerical simulations in Section \[sec:SimulationResults\]. Next, the basic modelling assumptions that are used in the following subsections are listed and motivated. To simulate blood flow and transport processes within a microvascular network, we develop in the third and fourth subsection dimension-reduced models for flow and transport in the network and the surrounding tissue. Thereby, flow and transport in the vascular system are governed by 1D models, while for flow and transport in tissue 3D porous media models are considered, as noted earlier. Concerning the transport processes, we restrict ourselves to the transport of oxygen. This is motivated by the fact that a suitable microvascular network has to prevent


\Omega \subset \mathbb{R}^3$ as our tissue domain: $$\begin{aligned}
\Omega = \Big\{\mathbf{x} \in \mathbb{R}^3 &= \left(x_1,x_2,x_3 \right)^\top \left| \;-0.079\;\unit{mm} < x_1 < 1.25\;\unit{mm}\;
\wedge\;  \right.\\
&-0.104\;\unit{mm} < x_2 < 1.15\;\unit{mm} \; \wedge\; -0.140\;\unit{mm} < x_3 < 1.65\;\unit{mm}  \Big\}.\end{aligned}$$ The choice of $\Omega$ is motivated by the fact that if we consider $\Omega_{roi}$ as a tissue domain, the resulting artifical network might be affected by the chosen boundary conditions. In order to determine the larger domain $\Omega$, each edge of $\Omega_{roi}$ is enlarged on both ends by about $10\;\%$. We assume further that the given microvascular network can be represented by a union of $N$ cylinders $V_k$ with a radius $R_k$ and a straight center line $\Lambda_k,$ $k\in \left\{1,\ldots,N\right\}$, see Step 2 in Figure \[fig:DD\]. By this, the domain $\Omega$ canis incorporated by means of a source term in the corresponding Darcy equation. The source term contains a Dirac measure concentrated on the lateral surface $\Gamma_j$ of the network. This is motivated by the observation that the fluid exchange between the vascular system and tissue occurs across the vessel surface. Another coupling concept consists in concentrating the Dirac source term on the centerline $\Gamma_j$ of the blood vessel network. However, when using this strategy, line singularities along the centerline [@d2007multiscale; @d2008coupling] arise, which have to be handled with care. To determine the complete source term for the tissue matrix, we multiply the Dirac measure by Starling’s law . Combining Darcy’s equation and a conservation equation, we have the following flow model for the 3D tissue matrix: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:3DDarcyTissue}
-\nabla \cdot


process, the exchange between tissue and vascular system is accounted for by means of a Dirac measure concentrated on the lateral surfaces $\Gamma_k^{(j)} \subset \Gamma_j$. Modelling the flux of oxygen from the vessels into the tissue matrix, we consider the vessel walls as semipermeable membranes allowing a selective filtration of molecules. According to [@cattaneo2014fem Section 5.2] the Kedem-Katchalsky equation is a suitable model to determine the flux $J_{P_{O_2}}$ of oxygen across the vessel wall: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:KedemKatchalsky}
J_{P_{O_2}} \left( \Pi\left(p_v\right),p_t,\Pi\left( P_{O_2}^{(v)} \right), P_{O_2}^{(t)} \right) &= \left(1-\sigma \right)
J_b\left( \Pi\left(p_v\right), p_t \right) P_{O_2}^{(t/v)} \\
\nonumber
&+  L_{P_{O_2}} \left( \Pi\left( P_{O_2}^{(v)} \right) - P_{O_2}^{(t)} \right), \;\forall\; \Gamma_k^{(j)} \subset \Gamma_j.\end{aligned}$$ The symbol $P_{O_2}^{(t/v)}$ denotes the average partial pressure in vessel walls. In this work, we define it as the arithmetic mean of the partial pressures\right) + J_{P_{O_2}}\left(\Pi\left(p_v\right),p_t,\Pi\left( P_{O_2}^{(v)} \right),
P_{O_2}^{(t)} \right)\delta_{\Gamma_j} \text{ in } \Omega, \\
\label{eq:VascularPO23D1D}
-\frac{\partial}{\partial s}\left( u_v P_{O_2}^{(v)} - D_v \frac{\partial P_{O_2}^{(v)}}{\partial s}  \right) = -2\pi R_k^{(j)}
J_{P_{O_2}}\left(p_v,\overline{p}_t,P_{O_2}^{(v)},\overline{P_{O_2}^{(t)}}\right), \;\forall \Lambda_k^{(j)} \subset \Lambda_j,\\
\nonumber
\mathbf{n} \cdot \left( \mathbf{u}_t  P_{O_2}^{(t)} - D_t \nabla P_{O_2}^{(t)} \right) = 0\text{ on } \partial\Omega.\end{aligned}$$ The velocities $u_v$ and $\mathbf{u}_t$ are computed by means of Darcy’s law: $$\left. u_v \right|_{\Lambda_k^{(j)}} = -\frac{\left( R_k^{(j)} \right)^2}{8 \mu_{\mathrm{bl}}^{(k)} } \frac{\partial p_v}{\partial s}\;
\text{ and } \;\mathbf{u}_t = -\frac{K_t}{\mu_t} \nabla p_t.$$ For the coupling of the network edges, we make the same distinction of cases as for the fluid problem and use Dirichlet boundary conditions for the outer boundary nodes and inner boundary nodes. At the inner networks nodes, the continuity of the partial pressures and a mass conservation equation is considered.


fully integrated in the network. In a healthy microvascular network this is usually not the case, since a healthy microvascular network exhibits fine scaled vessels or a capillary bed forming continuous connections between the arterial and venous part of the microvascular network. In the remainder of this subsection, we provide important details for the three phases listed above. Thereby, a step $i$ in a phase $k \in \left\{ 1,2,3 \right\}$ is denoted by **(Pk.i)**. The first phase **(P1)** is further divided into five sub-steps, which read for the $(j+1)$-th step as follows:

-   **(P1.1)** Given a 1D network $\Lambda_j$ from the $j$-th step, we compute the fluid pressures in $\Omega$ and $\Lambda_j$ as described in Subsection \[sec:BloodFlow\]. Please note that for $j=0$, $\Lambda_j$ is given by thefrom the father segment $\Lambda_k^{(j)}$. To determine the length of the new vessel, we assume a log-normal distribution $p_b$ of the ratio $r = l/R$ between the vessel length and the vessel radius: $$p_b\left( r \right) = \log \mathcal{N}\left(r,\mu_r,\sigma_r\right) =
        \frac{1}{r \sqrt{2\pi \sigma_r^2}} \exp\left( -\frac{\left( \ln r - \mu_r\right)^2}{2\sigma_r^2}\right),$$ where $\mu_r$ and $\sigma_r$ denote the mean value and standard deviation of the log-normal distribution, respectively. In accordance with the distribution $p_b$, we compute $r$. Using the radius $R_k$ of the father segment $\Lambda_k^{(j)}$, the length $l$ of the new vessel is given by: $l = R_k \cdot r$.

    Besides the formation of a single vessel at the inner boundary of $\Lambda_k^{(j)}$, we consider also the possiblity that


       PO_{2,roi}^{(t)} = \frac{1}{\left| \Omega_{roi} \right|} \int_{\Omega_{roi}} PO_2^{(t)}\;dV.$$ Having these values at hand, the following decisions are made: If $PO_{2,i}^{(t)}>36.5\;\text{mmHg}$, we stop the growth process in $CV_i$. By this an adaptive growth of the network is achieved. The whole growth process in this phase is stopped, if $PO_{2,roi}^{(t)}>36.5\;\text{mmHg}$. A threshold of $36.5\;\text{mmHg}$ is chosen, since in [@secomb2013angiogenesis Table 2] it is reported that the average $PO_2^{(t)}$ is around $32.5-35.5\;\text{mmHg}$. The threshold is chosen $2.5\;\text{mmHg}$ higher as the average $PO_2^{(t)} = 34.0\;\text{mmHg}$, due to the fact that in the third phase of the generation process some vessels are removed.

In the third phase **(P3)** of the generation process, the network structure is further optimsed by removing dead ends i.e. vessels that are ending in§ 3553(a). United States v. Smith, 440 F.3d
704, 708 (5th Cir. 2006).
      The record indicates that the district court properly considered the
arguments of counsel in mitigation of sentence, the advisory guidelines range,
and the § 3553(a) factors. The 90-month sentence reflected Hearn’s history
and characteristics, the need to promote respect for the law, the need to protect
the public and deter future crimes, and the need to avoid unwarranted
sentencing discrepancies. The sentence imposed was reasonable under the
totality of the circumstances. See United States v. Brantley, 537 F.3d 347, 349
(5th Cir. 2008). Hearn’s disagreement with the sentence and the district
court’s weighing of the § 3553(a) factors is insufficient to show that the court
abused its discretion. See United States v. Lopez-Velasquez, 526 F.3d 804, 807
(5th Cir.2008). Although the


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JSLink and lookup field problem

I am trying to make a cross site lookup field. So for now I made javaScript file and overrided the JSLink parameter.
I want to made it clear for sharepoint and followed clientforms.debug.js practice.
In clientforms.debug.js they used updateControlValue method for update fieldValue.
So, I use this method for insert my own lookup object to field value. And main problem - updating field value such as the string  5233;#HelpMePlz.
Because after method updateControlValue, SharePoint does not save my own object.LookupValue (HelpMePlz),
SharePoint only save object.LookupId (5233).
I need someone who has already done something similar and can explain the subtleties of working with a client side rendering (JSLink) & lookup field.

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