two weekend BBQ get together w/ alcohol,,, when alone making drinks would press his hard on against my ass ... Last night he said every time he looks at my ass and nipples his cock gets hard,,,,,and damn it sure was ,,,and felt fat....I told him I me get be able to help him with his problem!!! Well your story got my mouth over a sweet fat 8" cock!! Swallowed his cum then got fucked so good until he came all over my face at my request !!!! Yup,, i am a cock loving Whore !!!Word play: A top newspaper editor helps demystify the writing process

A shorter version of this article appears in the February issue of PR Tactics.

By Alison Stateman

Jack Hart, managing editor and writing coach at The Oregonian, knows a thing or two about what makes good writing. With 30 years of experience helping writers strengthen their craft, Hart has coached reporters to Pulitzer Prize-winning success. A frequent lecturer at Harvard’s prestigious Nieman Conference on Narrative Journalism, his “A Writer’s Coach: An Editor’s Guide to Words That Work” (Random House 2006) seeks to demystify the writing process and take some of the anxiety out of the practice. Here, he shares his thoughts on everything from the most common myths and missteps afflicting writers at all levels to the importance of theme


in the case of a report, is just a list of topics. In the case of a story, it’s just a list of scenes. So, for a typical newspaper story, guys around here can knock out a theme statement and a jot outline in about 90 seconds if it’s a daily story. It really takes a lot of the anxiety out of what you’re doing.

Aren’t there writers who work more organically and have problems with this?

Well, there are, and we have some working here. [Laughs.] When they stumble across a theme and a structure that works for them they can be wonderful writers, but they’re not productive. They have huge amounts of anxiety about what they’re doing, and they would benefit enormously from getting more methodical about theirgave me a whole section to write about in the next book that I’m planning.

How important is it to develop a writing routine?

Self-discipline is terribly important. There’s a lot of truth to the old notion that the best advice ever given on writing is that you need to get your butt in the chair. On the other hand, that does not mean you need to sit right down, put your hands on the keyboard and start writing without going through these necessary and important preliminary steps that precede the actual writing.

Do most people not understand that approach?

I think so. And it’s particularly true where journalists are taught to just sit down and try to write the perfect lead. They’re told that everything else will come tumbling out once


States during the second or third week of the month following the month being reported. Jones also forwarded the amount due for the previous month by wire transfers to two different accounts at Harris Trust Savings in Chicago, Illinois. Pursuant to the participation agreements, payments were considered delinquent if not received by Central States by the fifteenth day of the month following the month in which the employees' services were rendered.
In January 1991, Jones failed to make the required payment due for the month of December, 1990. Jones did make a partial payment of $300,000 on or about January 18, 1991. As of the January 18th payment, Jones had accrued an arrearage in excess of $2 million for the month of December 1990 for the health and welfareand pension funds combined, and had accrued a liability for the first three weeks of January 1991.
Peter Priede (Priede), the group manager of operations accounting for Central States for both funds, testified on behalf of Central States. He participated in negotiations with Jones which ensued after Central States received the $300,000 partial payment instead of the full amount due on January 15th. After receipt of the partial payment, Priede attempted to contact officers of Jones and, after several unsuccessful attempts, he wrote a letter dated January 28, 1991, to P. Elliot Burnside, president of Jones. The letter provided, in part, as follows:
This is to advise you that unless full payment is received by the Funds or you *487 contact me to make arrangements to the Funds' satisfaction by


Wednesday, January 30, 1991, we will have no choice but to file a lawsuit in Federal District Court. Should this action be necessary, please be advised that in addition to the above amounts we will seek additional amounts owed the Funds, including but not limited to, the greater of 20% of the delinquent amount owed or a doubling of interest as well as attorneys fees and related costs. Please contact me by January 30 as it is our desire to reach an amicable resolution. However, should this not be possible the Funds will not hesitate to take the appropriate action to protect its interests.
Paul Shiffler (Shiffler), senior vice president of finance of Jones, wrote a letter to Priede dated January 31, 1991, and requested to meet with Priedetransferee of property previously transferred to such transferee in a transaction that is neither void nor voidable by the debtor or the trustee under any applicable law, including proceeds of such property, but does not *492 include an obligation substituted for an existing obligation.
11 U.S.C. § 547(a)(2) (1994). Section 547(c)(1) expressly provides that the new value must be given directly to the debtor. 11 U.S.C. § 547(c)(1) (1994); Bowers-Siemon Chems. Co. v. H.L. Blachford, Ltd. (In re Bowers-Siemon Chems. Co.), 139 B.R. 436, 448 (Bankr.N.D.Ill.1992).
Central States provided health and welfare and pension benefits to eligible employees of Jones. Central States' obligation to provide these benefits was owed to Jones' employees not to Jones. Central States was obligated to pay benefits to the employees even if Jones did not


pay Central States. Central States, Southeast & Southwest Areas Pension Fund v. Gerber Truck Serv., Inc., 870 F.2d 1148, 1151 (7th Cir.1989). Conversely, if Central States failed to provide benefits to the eligible employees, Jones was under no obligation to provide the benefits instead. Braunstein v. UIU Health & Welfare Fund (In re Broderick Co.), 177 B.R. 430, 435 (Bankr.D.Mass.1995). Hence, providing benefits to Jones' employees did not satisfy any obligation of Jones that would result in augmenting the estate by reducing an outstanding liability of Jones. In re Broderick Co., 177 B.R. at 435.
Central States also argues that the new value it provided to Jones was a workforce. This argument must also fail. Jones hired employees and paid them directly for the ongoing services they provided towas
(A) in payment of a debt incurred by the debtor in the ordinary course of business or financial affairs of the debtor and the transferee;
(B) made in the ordinary course of business or financial affairs of the debtor and the transferee; and
(C) made according to ordinary business terms.
11 U.S.C. § 547(c)(2)(A)-(C) (1994).
The legislative history indicates that the purpose of section 547(c)(2) is to "leave undisturbed normal financial relations, because [the section] does not detract from the general policy of the preference section to discourage unusual action by either the debtor or his creditors during the debtor's slide into bankruptcy." Jones v. United Sav. & Loan Ass'n (In re U.S.A. Inns of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Inc.), 9 F.3d 680, 683 n. 4, 685 (8th Cir.1993) (quoting H.R.Rep. No.


595, 95th Cong., 1st Sess. 373 (1978), reprinted in 1978 U.S.C.C.A.N. 5787, 6329); Marathon Oil Co. v. Flatau (In re Craig Oil Co.), 785 F.2d 1563, 1566 (11th Cir.1986). The exception of section 547(c)(2) must be considered in the context of the principal goal of the preference section "to deter `the race of diligence' of creditors to dismember the debtor before bankruptcy furthers the second goal of the preference section  that of equality of distribution." Union Bank v. Wolas, 502 U.S. 151, 161, 112 S.Ct. 527, 533, 116 L.Ed.2d 514 (1991) (quoting H.R.Rep. No. 595, 95th Cong., 1st Sess. 177-78 (1978), reprinted in 1978 U.S.C.C.A.N. 6137-78).
A creditor asserting the ordinary course of business defense under section 547(c)(2) must establish three elements. These elements are that the transfersKillswitch Engage recently wrapped up recording their new record, which interestingly enough will also feature their ex-vocalist Howard Jones. The band's record was originally supposed to be out in 2018 but due to vocalist Jesse Leach's vocal cord surgery, things had to get pushed back a little bit.

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Leach elaborated to Metal Hammer about the lyrics for the new album. Leach says they're coming from a "dark, angry place" and are very much a reaction to the modern world. He also says that yes, they do get political, but from a storytelling perspective that isn't exactly beating you over the head with Leach's political views.

“It’s definitely some reaction to the state of the world, to the state of our country and what’s being going on


here. There’s some angry, political stuff, but written in such a way that it’s not going to overwhelm the listener. It’s written poetically; I’m being ambiguous with it, because I’d rather it read like a story than a direct statement. There’s a lot of heavy themes lyrically – I’d even go so far as to say it’s probably the most difficult record I’ve had to write, because it comes from such a dark, angry place.”

Leach adds that the new album will be their main focus after their makeup dates.

“Good – we’re pretty much wrapped up with the record, just got some fixes to do. We’re making up for the tour we cancelled [in the States last April/May] from when I had my vocal surgery [to remove polyps ongraph based representation of the microRNAcardiac disease network generated using Cytoscape.

In order to perform the Fisher's two-tailed test, 191 microRNAs associations with 30 cardiac diseases were recorded as 388 disease incidences, as one microRNA was found to dysregulate more than one cardiac disease. The entire dataset comprised of 388 disease incidences, 224 microRNA upregulation events and 164 down-regulation events. MicroRNAs linked with cardiac diseases like atherosclerosis (P = 0.0001); coronary artery diseases (P = 0.0001); cardiomegaly (P=0.0002) and other statistically significant associations ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}) show distinct dysregulation pattern in a disease specific manner. Up to 19 miRNAs (19/24=79.1% of total upregulated events) were found to be up regulated in atherosclerosis. This emphasizes that the products of genes linked with a disordered associations, interact more with disordered molecules than


and all I can really do is wipe the germs around on it. Mmm! Tasty! LOL

I try to plan my meal/options in advance. However, when that isn't possible, or the only available options don't sound appatizing at the time and I say screw it, it doesn't throw me off for the rest of the day. I am able to get myself back on track. If I know I'm going somewhere where I don't have access to the menu or the nutritional information in advance, I just try to have a lighter breakfast, dinner, and snack, incorporating as many fruits and vegetables as I can into those other meals.

I always plan ahead whenever possible. If I was going to Panera, I'd plan that meal and work the rest ofit in the gym during training. There is no one who wins all the time, I don’t know this person. No one will always win all the time. The people who win a lot just pick the shows that they know they’ll win, not the ones they think there’s a chance at losing. No fun or challenge in that.”

SS: one last thing, I hear your wife makes some pretty amazing cookies..

DS: (laughs) “yes, she really does. And and anyone who comes to a competition where we are, is welcome to have some.”

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package com.dartnative.dart_native;

import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.util.Log;

import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;

public class DartNative {

  public static final String TAG = "dart_java";
  private static Class targetClass = DartNative.class;

  public static void setTargetClass(Class target) {
    targetClass = target;
  }

  public static String getMethodType(String methodName) {
    Method[] clsMethod = targetClass.getDeclaredMethods();
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Q:

Do I always buy stocks on margin in a margin account?

I'm trying to understand the logic of RegT margin accounts.
Let's assume that I have a $10,000 account and I purchase stock XYZ worth $5,000.
Will my broker automatically give me a loan of 50% (=2,500) for that position, so that I have a debit balance of 2,500? Or, because I have enough money, will I pay the full price for it without borrowing money?
In other words, do I always borrow money from my broker when buying a stock in a margin account?

A:

There is no margin involved until you use up the cash balance in your account.
In your example, you would not be on margin until your purchase exceeded $10k.
As a side note, if youMy Own Experience

I have been continuing to struggle at work a bit. I can’t say that I have nothing to do: I do have occasional pieces of work that I find interesting enough. But no work that to me justifies my presence in their organization.

My friend Carl put it in a way that I really liked: everyone has their own challenges to face. This is entirely true. If I wasn’t facing the challenge of work, there would be something else on my path giving me a struggle.

I am trying to determine what my ideal work situation would be. Ideally, it would be for an organization to just put some huge project in my lap and tell me to figure it out. I really love challenges like that. I


like learning on the fly. I realize, however, that my ideal situation is not possible at RRP+. We are not an implementing body, we are a coordinating body. We do very little programming at all. Additionally, we are new. Brand new babies in the non-profit world of HIV/AIDS in Rwanda. But we are almost too big to still be a baby, growing at a rate I can’t quite understand. We are 800 associations of people living with HIV/AIDS.

It’s almost as if we were born a 100 pound baby, that was already expected to be able to read, write and be socially capable.

I spend a lot of time thinking about the work that I would like to do here. I would really love to work on their monitoring andTraditional cancer chemotherapy relies on the ability of drugs to kill tumor cells in cancer patients. Unfortunately, these same drugs frequently kill normal cells as well as the tumor cells. The extent to which a cancer drug kills tumor cells rather than normal cells is an indication of the compound's degree of selectivity for tumor cells. One method of increasing the tumor cell selectivity of cancer drugs is to deliver drugs preferentially to the tumor cells while avoiding normal cell populations. Another term for the selective delivery of chemotherapeutic agents to specific cell populations is "targeting". Drug targeting to tumor cells can be accomplished in several ways. One method relies on the presence of specific receptor molecules found on the surface of tumor cells. Other molecules, referred to


that they exhibit toxicity towards normal cells. At least part of the toxicity associated with hybrid molecules containing pseudomonas exotoxin A is due to the ability of pseudomonas exotoxin A by itself to bind to and enter many types of mammalian cells. Therefore, hybrid molecules formed between pseudomonas exotoxin A and specific "targeting agents" can bind to many normal cells in addition to the cells recognized by the "targeting agent". One method of dealing with this problem is to modify pseudomonas exotoxin A so that it is no longer capable of binding to normal cells. This can be accomplished by removing that portion of the pseudomonas exotoxin A molecule which is responsible for its cellular binding activity. A truncated form of the pseudomonas exotoxin A molecule has beenprepared which retains the ability to inactivate elongation factor 2 but no longer is capable of binding to mammalian cells. This modified pseudomonas exotoxin A molecule is called pseudomonas exotoxin-40 or PE.sub.40 (Hwang et al., Cell 48: 129-136 1987).
PE.sub.40 has been linked to several targeting molecules including TGF-alpha (Chaudhary et al., PNAS USA 84: 4583-4542 1987). In the case of TGF-alpha, hybrid molecules containing PE.sub.40 and TGF-alpha domains are capable of specifically binding to tumor cells that possess EGF receptors and intoxicating these cells via inhibiting protein synthesis. In order for this hybrid molecule to efficiently bind to the EGF receptor it must assume the proper conformation. Efficient receptor binding is also dependent on having the "targeting domain" properly exposed so that it is accessible for binding. When


[Use of a laryngeal mask during combined regional anesthesia in children].
For intraoperative anesthesia, the authors applied central regional blocks. A laryngeal mask was used to maintain free airways patency. The purpose of this study was to provide evidence for the effectiveness of a laryngeal mask used under combined regional anesthesia and to establish whether the mask could be employed for artificial ventilation during laparoscopy in children.and money.” The lawsuit names the governor, whose spokeswoman didn't immediately respond to a message, and the attorney general, whose spokesman said they haven't seen the lawsuit. Iowa is one of six states to pass such legislation. Federal courts have struck down similar laws in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming.


Lifestyle factors and sperm aneuploidy.
Different environmental and lifestyle factors may interfere with the normal disjunction of sister chromatids/chromosomes during meiosis and may cause aneuploidy. The aim of the study was to examine the association between lifestyle factors and sperm aneuploidy. The study population consisted of 212 healthy men under 45 years of age attending an infertility clinic for diagnostic purposes and who had a normal semen concentration of 20-300×10⁶mL or slight oligozoospermia (semen concentration of 15-20×10⁶/mL). All participants were interviewed and provided a semen sample. Sperm aneuploidy was assessed using multicolor FISH (DNA probes specific for chromosomes X, Y, 18, 13, 21). Results from the study suggest that lifestyle factors are related to sperm aneuploidy. A positive relationship was found between coffee drinking everyday and the lack of/*=============================================================================
    Copyright (c) 2010 Christopher Schmidt

    Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying
    file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
==============================================================================*/

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What are the incentives for administrations, faculty, firms, and technology transfer (TT) officers to participate in the TT process? Is the current IP administrative structure on most campuses aligned with these incentives? Are these incentives serving the public interest, assuming that interest to be reflected in effective generation and diffusion of welfare-enhancing innovation?

What is the optimal professional skill set of the TTO (e.g., legal, business development, technical specialization, etc.)? To what extent does the real world mix of skills in most TTOs differ from the optimal?

To what extent do you think a principal TTO mission is and should be the earning of revenue for the institution? Have pressures to earn revenue intensified or been moderated in recent years? How can TTOs resist or reduce such pressure if that0;
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    lua_pushstring(L, libname);
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seawater has now formed a lake. The algae that lives in the lake has turned it into a beautiful vivid green colour.

6. Quirky Greenery

You do get used to seeing very baron landscapes as you explore Lanzarote but it still surprises you with greenery now and again. As well as having cactus at the beach, Lanzarote also has it’s very own Jardin de Cactus. This cactus garden has around 4,500 cactus of 450 different species originating from five different continents – but I was only interested in one. Yes it was pink. Surprise surprise!

Another gorgeous green landscape we stumbled across was surrounding Cueva de los Verdes. Cueve de los Verdes are caves made up of old lava tunnels, where locals used to hide out from pirates in the 16thHe works primarily with performances, often translated into drawings, mixed media and objects compiled as installations. His multi disciplinary projects recreate narratives and characters base don RPGs (Role-playing video games) theories. Partially canon and fan fictions, the characters are visualized through hyper-masculine approaches as the artist manipulates folklores, myths and historical narratives, creating versions with all-male populations of characters and demi-humans.

Kelvin graduated with Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) majoring in Interactive Media from School of Art, Design and Media in Singapore's Nanyang Technological University. Previously based in Singapore for a decade, he now lives and works in Jakarta, Indonesia.


software isn’t finalized and could affect your Mac’s performance.

Besides some fine-tuning, new emoji seems to be the main feature that will be available in iOS, macOS Sierra, and watchOS. New wallpapers will also be available, and iOS 10.2 will also have wallpapers specifically for the iPhone 7.

iOS 10.2 also has new features in the Music app, such as star rating and new repeat and shuffle buttons. There will also be a new TV app that will also be available for the Apple TV.

The IDG News Service is the world's leading daily source of global IT news, commentary and editorial resources. The News Service distributes content to IDG's more than 300 IT publications in more than 60 countries.is created for each client request.

- <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContextMode.PerSession>: A new <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContext> (and therefore service object) is created for each new client session and maintained for the lifetime of that session (this requires a binding that supports sessions).

- <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContextMode.Single>: A single <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContext> (and therefore service object) handles all client requests for the lifetime of the application.

 The following code example shows the default <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContextMode> value, <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContextMode.PerSession> being explicitly set on a service class.

```csharp
[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode=InstanceContextMode.PerSession)]
public class CalculatorService : ICalculatorInstance
{
    ...
}
```

 And while the <xref:System.ServiceModel.ServiceBehaviorAttribute.InstanceContextMode%2A?displayProperty=nameWithType> property controls how often the <xref:System.ServiceModel.InstanceContext> is released, the <xref:System.ServiceModel.OperationBehaviorAttribute.ReleaseInstanceMode%2A?displayProperty=nameWithType> and <xref:System.ServiceModel.ServiceBehaviorAttribute.ReleaseServiceInstanceOnTransactionComplete%2A?displayProperty=nameWithType> properties control when the service object is


value of the intensity ratio. Since it is known that the pentacene molecules tend to stand nearly perpendicular on the AlO~X~/SAM substrate^[@CR32]^, we can ignore the larger value of tilt angles that are shown on the right-half of the color image in Fig. [3(b)](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}. Thus, by considering only the left-half part of the figure, one can realize that contribution of twist angle is not significant and the intensity ratio dominantly depends on the tilt angle of pentacene. Hence, in order to understand the influence of molecular tilt, we fixed the twist angle at 45° to determine the tilt angle, which is indicated by the dotted line in Fig. [3(b)](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}. By considering this method, we utilized Fig. [3(b)](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"} as the reference to calculate the tilt angle for any measured Raman intensity ratiothe sublimated device were smaller than those for the non-sublimated pentacene device, which enables efficient transport of charge carrier from source to drain in the sublimated pentacene transistor device. In fact, the smaller deviation in tilt angle for the sublimated device in comparison to the non-sublimated device is the dominant reason for better carrier mobility as small difference in average tilt angle between the two devices is not expected to drastically affect the carrier mobility. The presence of impurities in the non-sublimated pentacene can be a reason for its larger deviation in tilt angles. During the vacuum deposition of non-sublimated pentacene, molecules of the impurities can get trapped between or beneath the pentacene molecules which, can randomly change their tilt angles and significantly affect the mobility of charge


a desired distance, maintained in a parallel orientation, and that the brace is positioned at the proper angle between the two longitudinal members. Once these components are properly aligned, the brace is then fastened to the longitudinal members with a spot weld or appropriate fastener at each end of the brace. A second brace is then placed between the two longitudinal members beginning at one end of the first brace and running along the opposite diagonal to the other longitudinal member, at which point the second brace is then fastened at each end to the longitudinal members. As can be seen, such a manufacturing process requires the use of two spot welds or two fasteners for each brace. This process is time-consuming and requires an operator to placea brace, fasten it, then place a next brace and fasten it, repeating the process until one side of a support structure is completed. Once one side of the support structure has been completed, the process must be repeated for each additional desired side Moreover, there are hundreds of such braces to be assembled from a solar array to produce electricity at a commercial level, a process which is labor intensive, provides significant opportunity for error, and therefore, is expensive.
What is needed to make these solar arrays commercially feasible is a method for inexpensive assembly of solar arrays from commercially available component structures.
The present disclosure describes a movable solar array which may comprise an elongated support truss having a polygonal cross-section. The support truss may have V-shaped longitudinal


Q:

How to deploy SQL Server Compact Edition 4.0?

How do i deploy Microsoft SQL Server Compact 4.0?

SQL Server Compact Edition (currently at version 4.0) is:

a free, embedded database that software developers can use for building Windows desktop applications. It has a small footprint and supports private deployment of its binaries within the application folder.

But how do you actually deploy it?

Microsoft says it can be deployed within the application folder (good) and supports xcopy deployment.
Microsoft also says it cannot be deployed within the application folder (bad), and does not support xcopy deployment.
some people have examples of it using simple xcopy deployment, but they don't go into the details required to complete the deployment

The problem is that you cannot use the ADO OLEdb provider unless it is registered. Registering anOLEdb provider has to be done as an administrator. That means that SQL Server Compact edition will fail with users who are not an administrator.
SQL Server Compact 4.0 comes with a redist_enu.txt file:

The listed .exe files each install its enclosed components to a specific location on the destination computer.  This helps to ensure serviceability and technical support.  The .dll files enclosed in these .exe files are also available separately in this redist.txt.  However, distributions of these separate .dlls may result in issues of serviceability.  For more details, please see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=94589
Private deployment detection via BreadCrumb:  Private deployment of just the native stack and explicit loading of SQL Server Compact Assembly via Assembly.LoadFrom(), .local file, or the use of DLL/COM redirection strategies are not supported


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 respectively when scanning resolution was changed from 50 to 400 dpi. Scanning the film on alternate sides using transmission mode led to variation of 16%-19% in the net optical density at doses commonly used for CBCT procedures. The film response changed by almost 10% when it was exposed to beams of two different energies (100 and 120 kVp.) Other features of the film such as film orientation, postexposure growth, and irradiation angular dependence were also investigated. The size of film piece and analysis ROI used for calibration slightly affected the film response. Both transmission and reflection scanning modes can be used to analyze the Gafchromic XRQA2, with the reflection mode having a somewhat lower calibration uncertainty. Scanning films on alternate sides using transmission mode significantly affects the optical


by a “blue-ribbon” Commission on Presidential Debates headed by Democratic and Republican bigwigs, who, it’s fair to say, value the debates’ reputation for “nonpartisanship” more than their fidelity to truth.

I do not believe that it’s my job to be a truth squad. It’s up to the other person to catch them on that. — Chris Wallace

Wallace was clear on what his task was not: “I do not believe that it’s my job to be a truth squad. It’s up to the other person to catch them on that” — i.e., to correct falsehoods. In his conception, a moderator is a talk-show or dinner-party host or a traffic cop who operates under Three Commandments.

Rule 1: Keep the conversation flowing. (“If one of them is filibustering, I’m going to tryIn the FED, electrons are drawn into a vacuum space by means of each gate electrode spaced apart from the Spindt-type cathode, and the electrons are made to impinge upon the fluorescent substance that is coated on a transparent anode, thereby causing light emission.
This FED, however, has a problem of low production yield because the manufacture of the minute Spindt-type emitter arrays as a cold cathode is complex and involves many processes.
There is also known an electron emission device with electron emission devices of metal-insulator-metal (MIM) structure as a planar electron emission source. The electron emission device with the MIM structure comprises an Al underlayer as a base electrode, an Al2O3 insulator layer with about 10 nm thickness, and a Au overlayer, as a top electrode with about


the player’s avatar and how it affected participants’ social cooperation with a stranger.

Abstract

Two experimental studies were used to investigate how interacting with aggressive virtual characters in video games affects trust and cooperation of players. Study 1 demonstrates that experiencing virtual aggression from a victim’s perspective can impair players’ investments in a subsequent common goods dilemma situation. This effect is mediated by reduced expectations of trust in the cooperativeness of interaction partners. In Study 2 the same effect was replicated by using a different cooperation task and by investigating the moderating role of justice sensitivity from a victim’s perspective as a dispositional factor. Participants transferred less money to an unknown partner in a trust game after exposure to aggressive nonplayer characters in a video game. This effect was strongerrevised the California Rules of Court as recently as January 2005, it has not revised the sections which concern appeals from the former municipal and justice courts in criminal cases, notwithstanding the fact that there are no longer any municipal or justice courts. We understand the process is underway to revise the rules applicable to the superior court appellate divisions.


       public bool ActiveLine { get; set; }
    }

Solution:
I did not set my ProductionLine list, which was queried in a different using statement, to unchanged. Setting it to unchanged let EF know that it did not need to update it, which meant it was not trying to duplicate IDs.

A:

Entity Framework inserts every records with Added state. So your entity has same state too which due to being insert.
you can set it's state using context.Entry(prodLines.Where(x => x.Id == prodLineID).FirstOrDefault()).State= EntityState.Unchanged;

Unchanged: the entity is being tracked by the context and exists in the database, and its property values have not changed from the values in the database

You can see more information about this behavior at Entity States and SaveChanges

The search for sensitive urinary biomarkers of kidney performance has attracted important efforts due to their potential value as clinical tools for detecting early signs of various diseases. The recent burst of powerful proteomic techniques such as ESi-MS, DESI-MS, MALDI-TOF-MS, SELDI-TOF-MS, DIOS-MS or LC-MS that allow sample screening across a statistically meaningful patient population, has led to the discovery and identification of distinctive urinary biomarkers of kidney dysfunction (Dihazi et al., Expert Rev Proteomics. 2007 February; 4(1):39-50)
In clinical nephrology, successful management of transplantation patients requires early detection and implementation of the most appropriate therapy. Available diagnostic methods include biochemical parameters and biopsies but the only non-invasive biomarker of allograft dysfunction is the insensitive, non-specific creatinine which does not allow detection of fibrosing changes at an early stage.
Research efforts


gate for each of the MOS transistors M.sub.11, M.sub.12, . . . M.sub.1n so that the image signals are supplied to electric charge storage capacitors C.sub.11, C.sub.12, . . . C.sub.1n, having electrodes for driving a liquid crystal. As a result, the transistors M.sub.11, M.sub.12, . . . M.sub.1n, are turned on and the image signals or signal voltages are written in the capacitors C.sub.11, C.sub.12, . . . C.sub.1n. When the image signals are sufficiently written, the substrate voltage V.sub.DD is applied to the row electrode Y.sub.1 to turn off the MOS transistors M.sub.11, M.sub.12 . . . M.sub.1n to retain the image signals. Afterwards, new image signals are applied to the column electrodes X.sub.1, X.sub.2 . . . X.sub.n again, and the voltage V.sub.SS is appliedprime?
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    */
    template<typename T>
    /* implicit */ old_value(
        T const& old,
        typename boost::enable_if<boost::contract::is_old_value_copyable<T>
                >::type* = 0
    )
        #ifndef BOOST_CONTRACT_NO_OLDS
            : untyped_copy_(new old_value_copy<T>(old))
        #endif // Else, leave ptr_ null (thus no copy of T).
    {}

    /**
    Construct this object from the specified old value when the old value type
  return Ptr(typed_copy);
            }
            BOOST_CONTRACT_DETAIL_DEBUG(!untyped_copy_);
        #endif
        return Ptr();
    }

    #ifndef BOOST_CONTRACT_NO_OLDS
        virtual_* v_;
        boost::shared_ptr<void> untyped_copy_; // Type erasure.
    #endif

    friend BOOST_CONTRACT_DETAIL_DECLSPEC
    old_pointer make_old(old_value const&);

    friend BOOST_CONTRACT_DETAIL_DECLSPEC
    old_pointer make_old(virtual_*, old_value const&);
/** @endcond */
};

/**
Return a null old value.

The related old value pointer will also be null.
This function is often only used by the code expanded


 return v->action_ == boost::contract::virtual_::push_old_init_copy ||
                v->action_ == boost::contract::virtual_::push_old_ftor_copy;
    #else
        return false; // No post checking, so never copy old values.
    #endif
}

} } // namespace

#ifdef BOOST_CONTRACT_HEADER_ONLY
    #include <boost/contract/detail/inlined/old.hpp>
#endif

#endif // #include guard

their entirety by reference. Distinguishing features between them and the instant invention will be made at the appropriate points in this disclosure.
Sampling of staple fibers commonly involves withdrawing a xe2x80x9cbeardxe2x80x9d of fibers from a mass (batch) of the fibers. A xe2x80x9cbeardxe2x80x9d is formed when fibers from a batch of staple fibers are grasped by a needle or needles or by a clamp, then combed and brushed to straighten and parallelize the fibers. Several fiber length statistics can be derived from this beard. One such fiber length is the average length of the longer one-half of the fibers (upper half mean length) and is customarily reported in both 100ths and 32nds of an inch for cotton fibers. Another is Mean Length. another, Short Fiber Content, is provided.
Fiber strength is


from the batch of fibers includes a rotating carrier, such as a hollow cylinder having one or more collector needles mounted on the outer circumference thereof. This carrier is rotated about its longitudinal axis with such axis being oriented radially of a plurality of beard preparation stations and at least one test station whereby the collection, preparation and testing of the beard is effected at locations spaced about the circumference of the carrier. This arrangement provides for reversal of the direction of rotation of the carrier to effect selective extent of entry of the beard into the flow channel, withdrawal of the beard from the channel and conveyance thereof to a further test station, for example, and eventual reversal of the direction of rotation of the drum forThe royal engagement: What Catholics should know

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during an official photocall to announce their engagement at The Sunken Gardens at Kensington Palace in London, Nov. 27, 2017. Credit: Chris Jackson/Getty Images.

LONDON, England, December 1, 2017–In 1936, when British King Edward VIII declared that he intended to marry Wallis Simpson, he abdicated the throne.

Opposition to the union was strong – Simpson was doubly-divorced, and many thought she was only after Edward for his money.

Besides general disapproval from the elite, a more definite obstacle stood in the couple’s way – as King, Edward VIII was the head of the Church of England, which at the time did not allow divorced persons to remarry if their first spouse was still alive. In order to marry Simpson in


since I'm not a PVPer. See my earlier post on that.) I had green bracers until my husband was in a random that had the Bracers of Caustic Purification drop. He managed to win them for me and I got to upgrade my ilevel 318 or whatever greens. I did some research and discovered that there are no spirit bracers from regular heroics. I would have to farm Corla in Blackrock Caverns in order to get them.

However, I hate to farm and didn't think I could get anyone to go with me to farm Corla every day, so I stayed with my crappy 333 bracers. I whined to my friends and my husband about how there are no spirit bracers and looked forward to the day we wouldthose lovely troll dungeons at 4.1. And one of the drops off bear boss in ZA are caster bracers!! But once again, I don't like to push myself forward so again, the few times I've run ZA that sucker hasn't dropped his bracers for me. But what was this? BOE caster bracers that I can buy with valor points? YES PLEASE! Now I just need to actually do random heroics to get valor points.

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I've been playing World of Warcraft since Vanilla, August of 2005 to be exact. Since then I've been dps, tank and healer. My true WoW love is my resto druid, Karegina. This blog is supposed to be about my trials and tribulations of raiding as a healer, mostly a resto


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Teddy Edwards - tenor saxophone
Phineas Newborn, Jr. - piano
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Ed Thigpen - drums

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Faithless Electors

There is no federal law or constitutional provision requiring electors to vote for the party that nominated them, and over the years a number of electors have voted against the instructions of the voters. In 2004, a Minnesota elector nominated by the Democratic Party cast a ballot for John Edwards, the vice presidential running mate of John Kerry--thought to be an accident. Electors generally


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AP EXPLAINS: Conventions depict contrasting views of America

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic and Republican party conventions have starkly framed the core question facing voters in November: Is America broken?

Do they live in the America described by Republicans: a once-mighty nation bowed before adversaries, fearful of crime and terrorism, its military weakened, its economy near collapse?

Or is it the America depicted by Democrats: a still-mighty nation that stands tall on the global stage, has rebounded from financial crisis and has made strides caring for its most vulnerable citizens?

Does America, for all its imperfections, still work as a nation and need a leader like Hillary Clinton who will build on past accomplishments? Or is it rotted and on the brink of collapse, needing a nonpolitician savior like Donald Trump?

A lookand African-Americans have had deadly consequences. But Trump would only make things worse, they argued. He was portrayed as an egomaniacal, deceitful bully who is dangerously ignorant about foreign and domestic affairs.

The only hope was Clinton. "Don't let anyone tell you that our country is weak," she told delegates. "We're not."

Obama said electing Clinton would "show the world we still believe in the promise of this great nation."

___

AMERICA

So how do Americans see their country? Polls offer a mixed picture. Americans overwhelmingly say their country is heading in the wrong direction. Yet Obama generally gets favorable ratings.

A bigger question: Where are the angry Americans?

Presidential elections are determined by state-by-state electoral counts, not nationwide tallies. Clinton starts with an advantage. If she can hold onto the states won by Obama,


treated numerically on the hyperbolic lattice geometries (in general, these systems are not integrable). Therefore, the transfer matrix diagonalization methods are not numerically feasible (due to a non-trivial way of the transfer matrix construction) and the Monte Carlo simulations are not completely reliable (due to the insufficiency of the finite-size scaling near phase transitions).

We have recently proposed an algorithm [@hCTMRG54], which generalized the Corner Transfer Matrix Renormalization Group (CTMRG) method [@SqCTMRG]. So far, we applied the method to study Ising-like systems on certain types of the hyperbolic lattices, where either the lattice coordination number was fixed letting the polygons to vary [@hCTMRGp4] or we fixed the polygons to be triangles and varied the coordination number [@hCTMRG3q]. In the present work we expand our earlier studies to multi-state spin Hamiltonians on a muchBoltzmann weight ${\cal W}_{\rm B}[\sigma]=\exp(-{\cal H}_p[\sigma]/k_{\rm B}T)$ be defined on the $p$-gon of the local Hamiltonian, where $k_{\rm B}$ and $T$ correspond to the Boltzmann constant and temperature, respectively. Dimensionless units are used by setting $J=k_{\rm B}=1$. In general, the Ising model on the hyperbolic lattices ($p,q$) is not exactly solvable, except for special asymptotic cases, on the Bethe lattices (when $p\to\infty$), as discussed and numerically checked in Sec. III.

We employ the generalized CTMRG algorithm as a powerful numerical tool to study the phase transitions on the arbitrary lattice geometries ($p,q$). The CTMRG algorithm is an RG-based iterative numerical method, which makes it possible to evaluate the partition function ${\cal Z}$ and the thermodynamic functions within high accuracy [@Axelrod]. Let each CTMRG iteration step be enumerated by an integer variable


spontaneous magnetization $M_{(7,q)}$ on the lattices made from septagonal ($p=7$) tiling for the gradually increasing coordination number $q=4,5,6,\dots,\infty$. The phase transition temperature diverges linearly. The result can be generalized, and the linear asymptotic divergence is present, $$T_{\rm pt}^{(p,q\gg4)}\propto q\, ,
\label{Tpt_q}$$ irrespective of $p$. Finally, if both lattice parameters are set to be equivalent, $p\equiv q$, the scenario with the increasing coordination number and fixed $p$-gon is dominant over that one with the fixed $q$ and increasing $p$. The bottom graph in Fig. \[fig:05\] depicts the case of the ($q,q$) lattices for $q=4,5,6,\dots,13$, which also satisfies the linearity $T_{\rm pt}^{(q,q)}\propto q$.

The mean-field universality is induced by the hyperbolic geometry of the curved two-dimensional surface, which can be spanned only in the infinite-dimensional space in the thermodynamic limit. In order toexamine the asymptotic lattice geometries shown in Fig. \[fig:04\] in detail, we first consider the Ising model on the Bethe lattices ($\infty,q$). The shortened linear decrease of the squared order parameters $M^{2}_{(\infty,q)} \propto \left(T_{\rm pt}^{(\infty,q)}-T\right)$ toward the phase transition points is plotted on the top graph in Fig. \[fig:06\] for $q=4,5,6,\dots,13$ and confirms the mean-field nature.

[![(Color online) The top graph shows the temperature dependence of a few nonzero values of the squared magnetization approaching the phase transition from the ordered phase $T\leq T_{\rm pt}^{(\infty,q)}$ for the lattices $p=20$ and $4\leq q\leq13$ obtained by CTMRG, which accurately reproduce the Bethe lattice. The inset shows the same data in detail, rescaled to temperatures $T-(q-1)$. In the lower graph, the linearity of $T_{\rm pt}^{
(\infty,q)}$ on the Bethe lattice is satisfied with increasing $q$.


, \qquad\ \,\;  n_{1}=1\, , \\
m_{j+1}&=3n_{j}+2m_{j}\, ,\qquad m_{1}=0\, .
\end{split}$$ Since the entire lattice ($5,4$) is made by tiling the four corner tensors ${\cal C}_k$ meeting at the central spin site (cf. Fig. \[fig:01\]), the number $1$ and the prefactor $4$ (in front of the summation) in Eq. , respectively, correspond to the central spin and the four joining tensors ($q=4$). The remaining two prefactors $3$ and $2$ under the summation in Eq.  count those spin sites, which are not shared by the two attached pentagonal tensors ${\cal C}_j$ and ${\cal T}_j$ ($j=1,2,\dots,k$), respectively. \[A deep analysis of the ($5,4$) lattice is inevitable to understand all the details.\]

The free energy per site at given $k$ on the hyperbolic lattice ($5,4$) can be expressed in the following generalized form: $${\cal F}_{(5,4)}^{[k]}and $q^{\ast}=7$ when $4\leq p \leq 30$. On the other hand, the lower graph displays ${\cal F}_{(p^{\ast},q)}$ and ${\cal R}_{(q,p^{\ast})}$ at fixed $p^{\ast}=4$ and $p^{\ast}=7$ for $4\leq q \leq 30$. While in the former case both the functions increase with $p$, in the latter case the functions saturate and converge to constants.

It is instructive to inspect the asymptotic behavior of ${\cal R}_{(q,p)}$. If $q$ is fixed to an arbitrary $q^{\ast}\geq4$, the logarithmic dependence on $p$ is present and ${\cal R}_{(q^{\ast},p\gg4)}\to -1/2\ln[\frac{2p}{\pi}\cos(\frac{\pi}{q^{\ast}})]$. Fixing $p$ to $p^{\ast}$ causes that the radius of curvature converges to a constant so that for a sufficiently large $p^{\ast}$, the constant does not depend on $q$ and ${\cal R}_{(q\gg4,p^{\ast})} \to -1/2\ln[\frac{2}{\sin(\pi/p^{\ast})}
-\frac{\sin(\pi/p^{\ast})}{2}] \approx-1/\ln(\frac{2p^{\ast}}{\pi})^2$. It is straightforward to conclude that the asymptotics of ${\cal R}_{(q,p)}$ is solely


the radius of curvature, which logarithmically converges to zero as $p\to\infty$, the free energy per site converges ${\cal F}^{[\infty]}_{(\infty,q^{\ast})}=-1$ for $T\ll1$ and is linear in temperature ${\cal F}^{[\infty]}_{(\infty,q^{\ast}\lesssim T/2)}=-T\ln(M)$ for $T\gg1$ in accord with Eq. . At $T=0.1$ the term ${\cal F}^{[\infty]}_{(\infty,q^{\ast})}=-1.00098$ for $q^{\ast}=4$ and $q^{\ast}=7$. The inset of the top graph in Fig. \[fig:17\] shows the functional dependence of the constant ${\cal F}^{[\infty]}_{(\infty,q^{\ast})}$ on temperature, which is numerically feasible up to the polygonal size $p=1024$ with the sufficient accuracy (noticing a negligible dependence on small values of $q^{\ast}$). The log-log plot of the lower graph clearly demonstrates the difference in the asymptotics ($p\gg4$) between the polynomial behavior of ${\cal F}_{(p,
q^{\ast})}^{[\infty]}-{\cal F}^{[\infty]}_{(\infty,q^{\ast})} = - \frac{1}{p}$ and the logarithmic one ${\cal R}_{(q^{\ast},p)}^{-1} = -\ln(2p/\pi)^2$. The thin dotted line on the lowerquantum spin systems with respect to the underlying AdS lattice geometry. (In our earlier studies, we analyzed the entanglement entropy of classical spin systems on hyperbolic geometries [@hCTMRG3q; @hCTMRG3qn].)

The surprising inherited physical similarity between the lowest energy of the microscopic multi-spin models and the radius of the Gaussian curvature certainly deserves a deeper understanding and theoretical reasoning in the future. Our numerical observations cannot unambiguously justify our incomplete conjectures of this work. In the future, we intend to broaden our current findings to reveal how the intrinsic structure of the space lattice geometry as well as the microscopic spin-interaction networks affect the lowest energy, which incorporates information about the entire system (including the significant influence of boundary effects on the large scales). Our incomplete conjectures suggest that the free-energy


i)
        constraint_ohms_yt_to(pm, i)

        constraint_voltage_angle_difference(pm, i)

        constraint_thermal_limit_from(pm, i)
        constraint_thermal_limit_to(pm, i)
    end

    for i in ids(pm, :ne_branch)
        constraint_ne_ohms_yt_from(pm, i)
        constraint_ne_ohms_yt_to(pm, i)

        constraint_ne_voltage_angle_difference(pm, i)

        constraint_ne_thermal_limit_from(pm, i)
        constraint_ne_thermal_limit_to(pm, i)
    end

    for i in ids(pm, :dcline)
        constraint_dcline_power_losses(pm, i)
    end
end

"Cost of building branches"
function objective_tnep_cost(pm::AbstractPowerModel)
    return JuMP.@objective(pm.model,Min,
        sum(
            sum( branch["construction_cost"]*var(pm, n, :branch_ne, i) for (i,branch) in nw_ref[:ne_branch] )
        for (n, nw_ref) in nws(pm))
    )
end

""
function ref_add_ne_branch!(ref::Dict{Symbol,<:Any}, data::Dict{String,<:Any})
    for (nw, nw_ref) in ref[:nw]
        if !haskey(nw_ref, :ne_branch)
            error(_LOGGER, "required ne_branch data not found")
        end

        nw_ref[:ne_branch] = Dict(x for x in nw_ref[:ne_branch] if (x.second["br_status"] == 1 && x.second["f_bus"] in keys(nw_ref[:bus]) && x.second["t_bus"] in keys(nw_ref[:bus])))

        nw_ref[:ne_arcs_from] = [(i,branch["f_bus"],branch["t_bus"]) for


No qualified cannabis retailers listed on Great Northern Peninsula

St. Anthony business leaders don’t believe the cannabis industry will be profitable on the Great Northern Peninsula. - File photo

Business leaders doesn’t believe industry will be profitable in region

ST. ANTHONY, N.L. – Investment in the cannabis industry is not looking profitable on the Great Northern Peninsula (GNP), according to St. Anthony business leaders.

Last week, Cannabis NL released its list of qualified licensed cannabis retailer applicants, but it did not contain a single enterprise on the GNP.

St. Anthony businessman Maurice Simmonds says, after some consideration, he decided not to apply as he doesn’t believe it would be profitable.

“From a business-perspective I couldn’t see where you could make any great amount of money unless you were in a big area and soldas Exhibit A.
"(5) On or about August 15, 1958 the Commissioner of Internal Revenue assessed a deficiency against plaintiff for additional estate taxes in the amount of $14,503.81 together with interest thereon of $1,885.58. Plaintiff paid the amount of $16,389.39 on September 3, 1958 and an additional amount of $21.60 on September 22, 1958, which amount was assessed as additional interest on September 22, 1958.
"(6) On or about September 15, 1958, plaintiff filed with Treasury Department a claim for refund of taxes and interest paid by the plaintiff in the amount of $14,503.81 plus interest. A copy of said claim as filed is attached hereto as Exhibit B.
"(7) On or about December 19, 1958, the Director of Internal Revenue for the Louisville District notified plaintiff by registered mail


a prisoner to her own nation, now she has been sentenced to death for her crimes. But one decision could save her life. To enter the kingdom of Patrus, where men rule and women submit. Everything about the patriarchy is dangerous for a rebellious girl like Violet.

The Darkest Minds: Darkest Minds, Book 1

When Ruby woke up on her 10th birthday, something about her had changed. Something frightening enough to make her parents lock her in the garage and call the police. Something that got her sent to Thurmond, a brutal government “rehabilitation camp.” She might have survived the mysterious disease that had killed most of America’s children, but she and the others emerged with something far worse: frightening abilities they could not control.

Shadow and Bone

Surrounded by enemies, theJune and Day have no reason to cross paths - until the day June's brother, Metias, is murdered and Day becomes the prime suspect. Caught in the ultimate game of cat and mouse, Day is in a race for his family's survival, while June seeks to avenge Metias's death. But in a shocking turn of events, the two uncover the truth of what has really brought them together, and the sinister lengths their country will go to keep its secrets.

Full of nonstop action, suspense, and romance, this novel is sure to move readers as much as it thrills.

Of the (many) recent dystopias I have recently read, Legend is definitely one of my favorites. The only one I can remember liking better is Divergent. I found it really difficult


that makes you want to live, fight, rebel, and know love in all it's forms.

Legend isn't the type of book you put down and think, well I didn't see that one coming. Lu employed a lot of basic and typical devices used in most popular YA fiction today. While there were pops of the unexpected here and there the real strength of Lu's Legend is in it's relationships. She's built a harsh world and isn't afraid to make some sacrifices. This book is as much about tragedy as it is triumph and maybe Lu could have delved deeper into the bonding and betrayal sequences drawn them out a little more. But nevertheless the emotional connection is there. Her characters are steadfast and interesting. Day and June really drawa well crafted emotionally stunning thriller. The book's biggest downside is having to wait for the sequel.

Good start to another dystopian series. If you liked Divergent - chances are you will like this as well. Loved the dual narration as well - made it much more enjoyable to hear the first person perspectives of the protagonists from different voices.

Before downloading it, I told myself I'd pace it out so I'd have a month worth of story... Ha. That totally didn't work :) Instead, I ended up listening to 5 of the 7 hours of it at once. Though it may not be an example of literary excellence, it's not bad either. I wasn't a huge fan of the narration, especially the woman's voice, but the story and plot


and before long was offered a job with NBC in Columbus, Ohio. While working for NBC, he covered the incredible launch of John Glenn, age 77, into space at Cape Canaveral, White Supremacists in Ohio, and the deadly game of selling prescription medication online. Steve was nominated for an Emmy in 2000. To read more of this reports — Click Here Now.City of Jaipur: this drive will take approximately 5 to 6 hours.See more images and videos

4Day 4Full day sightseeing including City Palace and Amber Fort; evening free.

Today we have a full day to explore Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan and one of the most attractive and colourful cities in India. Built in the late 18th century, it is a planned city of broad avenues built of sandstone and painted pink at a later stage. In the centre of Jaipur is the City Palace, formerly the residence of the Maharaja it is now a fine museum containing rare manuscripts, paintings, royal garments and weapons. Close to the palace is one of the most intriguing sights of India, the observatory of Jai Singh. This is an assembly of immense astronomical


There are many wonderful day walks in and around the Pokhara valley, one of the best being to drive up to the remains of a fort at Sarankot, the hill directly overlooking the lake and then walk back to Pokhara. An early morning start is required to guarantee the clearest view, but once there, the whole Annapurna range can be seen with virtually no intervening hills. This is one of the best of all viewpoints for Machhapuchhare, most people's favourite mountain in the region. For many though, Pokhara is a place to relax by either renting a rowboat or bicycle for a few hours and exploring the lake and its shoreline at a leisurely pace.See more images and videos

14Day 14To Kathmandu, following Marsyangdi and Trisuli river valleys.

We leaveshould be prepared for a few rougher sections. The trains are a fun way to travel and meet Indian people, although delays are always possible.
Please note that the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) are responsible for the conservation of many monuments in India, including the Taj Mahal, and very occasionally this may mean that work is taking place at sites visited on this trip. The ASI’s schedule is never published so it is not possible to forewarn our clients of when work will be taking place.

Holi and Diwali Festivals: Some departures will be in India during the festivals of Holi and Diwali - these are all marked on the website. These are great festivals to witness and some minor itinerary alterations may be made locally in order to


and dancing to the tune. Some movies become hits only because of these. Movie theatres that you may want to visit are; Raj Mandir in Jaipur, Odeon in Canaught Place, New Delhi, Filmistan, Karol Bagh in New Delhi - but all cities have theatres. A word of warning- try to avoid the rush when entering and exiting the theatre and the crowded area and keep valuables with close to you zipped at all times and enjoy the show.

Niraj Chand Shrestha - Customer Operations

Any good shopping tips for India?

Where do you start?! Half the joy of shopping in India is the sheer scale of what's on offer, from upscale boutiques in New Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta to the crowded and sweaty markets of pretty much any town or villageanswer all your questions in regards to travel health, so we strongly recommend you contact your GP or a Travel Health Clinic at least 8 weeks prior to departure for up-to-date information.

Nomad Travel Clinics are experts in preparing people for travel, providing advice on vaccinations, anti-malarial and staying healthy whilst overseas. We have arranged a special 10% discount for Exodus passengers on any vaccinations that you may require! Take along your Nomad discount card, sent with your confirmation pack, or call Exodus for your special discount code.Visit www.nomadtravel.co.uk/exodus for further information.

I have some free time in Delhi - what should I see?

A definite place to visit when you have an extra day in Delhi is a trip to the new Akshardham Temple. Situated on the outskirts of New


mobile solutions
is a great direction.

Additionally there are so many use cases in the fields of data warehousing and
analytics. I am sure that CouchDB will replace many cube-based solutions in
the future. There is great potential for companies focusing on CouchDB, like
CouchOne and also Cloudant.

~~~
benblack
Was this comment produced by a Markov generator? No part of it makes any
sense.

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js4all
No, I tried to include every aspect into a short statement. Which part needs
clarification? I'll be happy to elaborate.

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rch
Apache CouchDB will become best-of-breed software sometime after
couchio/couchone/couchbase is out of the picture. The technical foundation is
there, but the culture is just 'off' somehow.

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smoody
I'm glad to hear you'll be supporting both interfaces. And I'm looking forward
to hearing details about how the two engines will be integrated going forward.

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donpark
All great except I can't fathom the decisionto go with a wacky name like
Couchbase when they already have a great name: Membase.

~~~
janl
We believe the Couch-part is worth mentioning given its unique capabilities
(real-time Map/Reduce, Sync) and that the new name should reflect that it is a
merger of the two previous companies CouchOne and Membase.

~~~
velly
Map/Reduce is a key feature that is required by the "one true datastore" along
with the elegance of on the fly indexed views ;)

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daleharvey
and a complimentary folk song courtesy of Claire

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4mHHuc4NPc>

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KevBurnsJr
Will it be free?

~~~
dlsspy
Everything remains open source and community editions remain freely available
and fully featured. From that perspective, nothing really changes except each
will get the best of what the other has to offer.

~~~
patrickaljord
Even the new mobile stuff?

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jchrisa
my next step is to clean up the mobile build so we can get it in a proper
public


repo.

~~~
patrickaljord
How are you going to make it work on iphone by the way? I doubt spidermonkey
and erlang will be accepted there. What's the plan?

~~~
janl
We're waiting for the App Store Review team to get back to us before we're
announcing things. I hope it'll be soon, can't wait!

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phlux
Anyone running FusionIO products on membase or couchDB layers?

If not - take a look at them.

is easier now: to create virtually instant mass protests, as was done by the admirable Women’s March the day after Trump’s inauguration. If one-off protests could produce major changes in society we would simply focus on that, but I know of no country that has undergone major change (including ours) through one-off protests. Contesting with opponents to win major demands requires more staying power than protests provide. One-off protests do not comprise a strategy, they are simply a repetitive tactic.

Fortunately, we can learn something about strategy from the U.S. civil rights movement. What did work for them in facing an almost overwhelming array of forces was a particular technique known as the escalating nonviolent direct action campaign. Some might call the technique an art form instead, because effective


Best Scramble Hike Phoenix 2012 - Cholla Trail, Camelback Mountain

Usually, we're with those Echo Canyon snobs who sneer at the wimps coming up the easier Cholla side. But this year, we've rediscovered the pleasures of Cholla Trail on Camelback Mountain — especially the killer scramble up the last fifth of the 1.75-mile hike to the summit. If you enjoy a hands-on hike like we do, this trail will make you smile in between grunts of effort. On Camelback, both the main trails offer terrific vistas, good people-watching, and a heart-pounding workout with a climb of more than 1,000 feet. Most of the Cholla Trail has lesser grades than the Echo Canyon Trail, but that changes near the top. Suddenly, the options for rock-crawling open up, allowing hikers toto convince Jeff not to have cold feet before his wedding is a reference to the film Up in the Air, and he also made reference to the actor's role in the widely panned Batman & Robin.

The episode's end tag (during the closing credits) featured a rap collaboration between Troy, Abed and Professor June Bauer (Betty White) set to Toto's "Africa". According to Harmon, "it just seemed appropriate because of her being [an] anthropology [professor]."

Reception

Ratings
On its original American broadcast on September 23, 2010, the episode was viewed by an estimated 5.01 million viewers with a Nielsen rating of 2.2 in the 18–49 demographic.

Reviews
The episode received positive reviews from critics. Matt Riechenthal of TV Fanatic gave the episode a 4.8/5 rating, saying that the episode tackled complaints that season


Possibility to remove holes on M3 E30

Is there any possible way to remove the holes at the back of the car? Its quite annoying:good:. And boy would it look like an ordinary M3 E30.
I was trying to mod the car to look like a M3 E30 sport Evo and no avail:sidefrown:held up by Secretary of Interior Ickes. Members of the South Cache
Water Users’ Association, the Logan Chamber of Commerce, and the Wellsville and Mendon mayors
pleaded with Ickes in May of 1938 to take action.22 They justified their arguments for watershed protection
by mentioning two “water spouts” the previous year, which led the Hyrum-Mendon canal to fill with 7,000
cubic yards of rock, mud, and silt.
Despite continuous appeals, Ickes did not give in until the following year. He conceded that the lands in
Ogden Valley could be added to the Cache National Forest because they were of “small acreage” and
interspersed with national forest lands. However, he disputed the Wellsville Mountain addition, noting it
should be administered by the Grazing Service due to its character. 23
The Ogden Valley Addition was made on April 28,


politics formed the decisions to make numerous
additions to and exchanges between the Wasatch, Uinta, and Ashley forests. The major adjustments, all
affecting administrative boundaries in the Uinta Mountains, occurred in 1915, 1929, 1933, and 1954.
1915:
In late 1914, the District Forester directed the supervisors of the Wasatch (J. Frank Bruins) and Uinta
(Adolph Jensen) national forests to resolve their differences over the boundary between their two forests.
Bruins responded with a nine-page memo in which he presented the pros and cons of either forest’s
administration of the area corresponding to the current Kamas and Evanston ranger districts and parts of
the Mountain View , Duchesne (Ashley NF) and Heber (Uinta NF) ranger districts.36
Although unconfirmed, Bruins’ memo indicated that the land in question – “Districts Nos. 6 and 11 of the
old Uinta Forest” was alreadyGuard Station. The first enrollees
formed Company 1346 under the command of
Captain William C. Louisell. The company
consisted of 25 Virginia enrollees and 175 Utah
enrollees.78 Jack Woolstenhulme was the
Forest Service leader of that first company,
which was given the tasks of insect control,
roadside clearing, and recreation activities.
Jack hired Wallie Anderson of Salt Lake City as
carpenter foreman, E. A. Dillon as an assistant,
Frank Fitzgerald as road foreman, Paul Higley
to oversee water systems, Carlos Hultz for
brush disposal, and Laurence Colton (later the
Kamas District Ranger) for insect control.79
73 Ibid., 43.
74 Ibid., 43, 45.
75 Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni website, http://www.cccalumni.org/states/utah1.html, accessed 1 June 2005.
76 Baldridge, 45.
77 Jay B. Hann, through memorandum from Assistant Regional Forester T. H. Van Meter to District Forest Ranger Marvin Combs, 11
March 1965, History Files, Mountain View Ranger District office, Mountain


relied on the Logan River for its culinary water
supply.8 Citizens became concerned about the impact of cattle and sheep on water quality and quantity,
particularly as erosion increased and irrigation water became scarce in the late summer months. The
harvesting of timber for fence posts, buildings, firewood and railroad ties had contributed to the problems
and these resources were becoming scarce.
With the encouragement of several locals, the Cache County Commission held a public meeting on
February 4, 1902 to discuss the possibility of creating a forest reserve. By a nearly unanimous vote, a
resolution was passed calling for the President to designate critical lands as public reserves. These
included the Little Bear River, Blacksmith Fork, Logan River, Little Muddy and Cub River watersheds.9
In response, the Logan Forest Reserve was withdrawn from public entry onrecommendation, President Theodore Roosevelt formally established the Logan Forest
Reserve on May 29, 1903.10 Totaling 182,080 acres, it consisted of about nine townships embraced by
the present-day Logan Ranger District. The reserve stretched from Logan east to the Bear Lake Valley,
and from Richmond south to the Left Hand Fork of Blacksmith Fork. The Logan Forest Reserve survived
only three years. In 1906, it became part of the Bear River Forest Reserve.
8 Orval E. Winkler, “Cache National Forest is Source of Natural Wealth, Public Enjoyment,” The Herald Journal, Cache Valley
Centennial Edition, 25 March 1956.
9 Michael W. Johnson, “Whiskey or Water: A Brief History of the Cache National Forest, 30 October 2003” TMs [photocopy], p. 5,
located with Richa Wilson, Region 4 Facilities Group, Ogden, Utah.
10 Ibid., 6.
ON HORSEBACK AND BY HIGHWAY 5
Bear River


had purchased the
lands specifically for national forest designation. The area around Pineview Reservoir was not included in
the boundary until 1941. Even more was added years later, in 1963.
As with the Ogden River and Ogden Valley additions, local citizens and groups continued to harangue the
Department of Interior about the Wellsville Addition. They finally succeeded and it became part of the
20 H. A. Wallace to The President, 18 December 1935, in file titled “LP - BOUNDARIES – Cache – Ogden Valley, Ogden River Addition
– Proclamation 5/26/36, 1934-1936,” R4 Lands Status Office, Ogden, Utah.
21 H. H. Price and W. H. Campbell, “Corrected and Amended Report on the Enlarged Ogden River and Wellsville Mountain Addition to
the Cache National Forest, 18 January 1937,” in file titled “LP – BOUNDARIES – Cache – Wellsvilleharvesting of timber for general
use or to support mining at Mercur. He recommended that the proposed reserve be divided into three
grazing districts, one west of the divide and two east of the divide, with all closed to sheep. One “first class
ranger” could administer the reserve from headquarters in Grantsville.25 On Potter’s recommendation, the
Grantsville Forest Reserve, consisting of 68,960 acres, was created on May 7, 1904.
The Wasatch National Forest absorbed the Grantsville Reserve on July 1, 1908. Once part of the Tooele
Ranger District, the division is now under the Salt Lake Ranger District and includes the Deseret Peak
Wilderness.
Tooele Forest Reserve
The proposed Tooele Forest Reserve, a small area south of Tooele and on the western slopes of the
Oquirrh Mountains, was withdrawn in February of 1901. Upon further investigation, forest officials
determined


by a withdrawal of an additional five sections. That summer, in 1902, Albert
F. Potter conducted a field investigation.
According to Potter’s 1903 report,29 the proposed reserve included the Mill Creek, Big Cottonwood, and
Little Cottonwood basins, all of which were important for supplying water to the Salt Lake valley. He
described uses and conditions, noting that Mill Creek Canyon had been cut over for lumber and
extensively grazed. Potter indicated similar activities in Big Cottonwood Canyon, as well as mining and
recreational uses such as summer resorts, camping areas, and temporary summer homes. The public
also recreated in Little Cottonwood Canyon, which was accessible by tram car from Sandy Station to the
Alta mining district or by stage from Murray. Potter noted the ecological damage caused by extensive
mining and logging. He also commented on theSalt Lake Forest
Reserve. The following summer, E. H. Clarke, Forest Supervisor of the Salt Lake and the Wasatch
national forests, examined the area and completed a report supporting the action. Clarke also took the
opportunity to recommend the consolidation of his two forests, which would allow him to “distribute
Rangers to better advantage, and will do away with the keeping of two accounts in the office and the
issuing of two authorizations, and will be easier to handle in many other ways.”31 Although the Bountiful
addition was not made until 1934, Clarke’s vision was realized on July 1, 1908 when the Salt Lake,
Wasatch, and Grantsville forests were consolidated. The consolidated lands were named the Wasatch
National Forest.
27 Israel Bennion to Gifford Pinchot, 21 March 1904, in file titled “LP-BOUNDARIES-Wasatch-(Tooele) 1901-1908,” Region 4 Lands
Status Office,


consisting of mostly Arkansas
natives, set up a spike camp and began building a six-mile road into Willard Basin. Upon its completion,
some enrollees rehabilitated the terrain with terracing and seeding, while others extended the road into
other areas.86
Unlike most other Utah camps, administration of the Hyrum camp was transferred in 1935 from the Fort
Douglas CCC District to the Pocatello CCC District.87 After several years of year-round operation, Camp
F-34 closed in May of 1941 and efforts were made to dispose of camp buildings the following October.88
Company Start Date
957 Winter 1934-35
80 Maughan, 8.
81 Ibid.
82 “History and Background, Kamas Intensive Management District, Wasatch National Forest (1963?)" TMs, History Files, Kamas
Ranger District office, Kamas, Utah; King, 110-12; A. E. Briggs, “Memoirs of a U.S. Forest Ranger, 1963” TMs [photocopy], p. 156
and 158, Region 4Heritage Center, Ogden, Utah; and Warren G. “Sunny” Allsop, Interview by Thomas G. Alexander, 27 March
1984, interview 2, transcript, p. 3-5, 24, & 26, accession number R4-1680-92-0024-2, Region 4 Heritage Center, Ogden, Utah.
83 Baldridge, 117.
84 Fredrick R. Baugh, Interview by Thomas G. Alexander, 17 May 1984, interview 5, transcript, p. 4, accession number R4-1680-92-
0024-5, Region 4 Heritage Center, Ogden, Utah.
85 Baldridge, 173.
86 Ibid., 212.
87 “Pictorial Review Civilian Conservation Corps, Pocatello District, Company 3544, Camp Manila F-35, Manila, Utah,”
http://www.geocities.com/cccpapers/3544review.html, accessed 1 June 2005.
88 Cache National Forest History Binders.
ON HORSEBACK AND BY HIGHWAY 23
957 Summer 1935
957/276189 Winter 1935-36
957 Summer 1936
3796 05/18/36
2761/3796 Winter 1936-37
3796? Summer 1937
3265 10/12/1937
3265 Summer 1938
Unknown Winter 1938-39
3265? Summer 1939
Unknown Summer 1941 (to May)
Camp F-35, Manila
Most CCC work on the North Slope of the Uintas was from a


in urban communities with reduced access to quality education and employment opportunities \[[@B25-ijerph-15-01209],[@B26-ijerph-15-01209]\]. A sizeable literature documents increased vulnerability of residents of low to moderate income urban communities and communities with greater race-based residential segregation to air pollution and associated health risks \[[@B21-ijerph-15-01209],[@B27-ijerph-15-01209],[@B28-ijerph-15-01209],[@B29-ijerph-15-01209]\]. Low to moderate economic status contributes to challenges avoiding exposure and may exacerbate adverse health effects of exposures \[[@B30-ijerph-15-01209]\] through mechanisms including, for example, poorer quality housing \[[@B31-ijerph-15-01209],[@B32-ijerph-15-01209]\] or reduced access to health care \[[@B33-ijerph-15-01209]\]. Children and older adults are more susceptible to adverse health effects of exposure \[[@B34-ijerph-15-01209],[@B35-ijerph-15-01209],[@B36-ijerph-15-01209],[@B37-ijerph-15-01209],[@B38-ijerph-15-01209]\]. Yet, relatively few studies have examined combined effects of exposure to air pollution in conjunction with population vulnerabilities, or quantified the health impacts associated with reductions in air pollution in communities as these may vary withpopulation vulnerability (Cluster 1 = low/low; Cluster 2 = low/high; Cluster 3 = high/low; and Cluster 4 = high/high)---by multiplying odds ratios for their respective components. Odds ratios were then scaled to reflect PM~2.5~-attributable cardiopulmonary mortality risk. Based on estimates previously reported in the literature and recognizing geospatial variations in attributable risk, we estimated reductions in cardiopulmonary mortality using 3%, 5%, 10%, and 15% PM~2.5~-attributable risk \[[@B16-ijerph-15-01209],[@B58-ijerph-15-01209],[@B59-ijerph-15-01209],[@B60-ijerph-15-01209],[@B61-ijerph-15-01209]\]. Resulting odds ratios were multiplied by the total population in respective clusters to calculate the number of deaths due to ischemic heart disease, cardiovascular disease, and cardiopulmonary disease that would be averted under each of the above scenarios. All analyses were performed using HLM 7.03 for Windows (HLM 7.03 Scientific Software International (SSI), Stokie, IL, USA).

3. Results {#sec3-ijerph-15-01209}
==========

[Table 1](#ijerph-15-01209-t001){ref-type="table"} shows descriptive


attributable to ischemic heart disease, about one-third to cardiovascular disease, and just over four in 10 were attributable to cardiopulmonary causes.

[Table 2](#ijerph-15-01209-t002){ref-type="table"} presents results from analyses examining the first research question: what are the associations between PM~2.5~ and population vulnerability and each of the three mortality indicators? Odds ratios were significantly greater for those residing in census tracts with the higher exposure quintiles. Specifically, as shown in Model 1, likelihood of death due to ischemic heart disease was significantly greater in census tracts ranked in the third (*p* = 0.01), fourth (*p* = 0.004), and fifth (*p* \< 0.001) quintiles compared to the first. Likelihood of death due to cardiovascular disease was significantly greater for those in census tracts in the fifth quintile (*p* = 0.01), and deaths  30.9 (20.9)    (0.0, 100)
    Percent aged ≥24 with \<high school diploma                13.7 (10.2)    (0.0, 61.7)
    Percent linguistically isolated                            0.4 (1.1)      (0.0, 9.7)
    Percent aged \<5                                           5.8 (2.7)


    (0.0, 17.8)
    Percent aged ≥60                                           19.9 (6.8)     (0.0, 57.5)

ijerph-15-01209-t002_Table 2

######

Mortality due to ischemic heart disease, cardiovascular disease, and cardiopulmonary disease, respectively, regressed on PM~2.5~ and cumulative vulnerability, adjusted for individual characteristics ^1^.

  Tract Level Predictors    Ischemic Health Disease   Cardiovascular         Cardiopulmonary                      ref
  2                                   1.04 (0.92, 1.17)       0.95 (0.87, 1.04)       0.94 (0.86, 1.03)
  3                                   1.15 (1.02, 1.29) ^a^   0.99 (0.91, 1.08)       1.03 (0.94, 1.13)
  4


25 (78.1%)
  If PM~2.5~ moves from High to Low (10%)                           13 (20.6%)                             50 (79.4%)
  If PM~2.5~ moves from High to Low (15%)                           20 (21.1%)                      similar to those that inhibited ACh release. Addition of Ln(3+) subsequent to an ?-LTx-evoked increase in [Ca(2+)](i) resulted in an immediate (within 4 s) cessation of calcium entry. Gd(3+) binding studies using the radioisotope (153)Gd(3+) revealed that Gd(3+) bound extremely rapidly to synaptosomes and that under the experimental conditions used to measure either ?-LTx- or K(+)-induced ACh release, little or no free Gd(3+) was likely to exist in the medium. We conclude that at central cholinergic neurons 1-Ln(3+) do not affect basal ACh release and 2-Ln(3+) are effective inhibitors for ?-LTx-induced ACh release and changes in [Ca(2+)](i).


performed under sterile conditions. The injected mice were monitored using the IVIS system every 12 hr post-injection to obtain longitudinal fluorescence images. ROIs included green (excitation/emission wavelength=485 nm/538 nm) and red (excitation/emission wavelength=485 nm/590 nm) fluorescence. Each of the model mice was continuously housed in polyethylene cages in warm conditions (temperature±35˚C) and all other conditions described above maintained. In vitro fluorescence gradient assays were performed with the control group. ROIs were drawn over the signals, and average radiant efficiency was quantified in terms of p/s/cm^2^/sr.

Statistical analysis
--------------------

All data are presented as the mean±SD of more than 3 independent measurements. Significant differences were determined using the Student's *t*-test (SPSS version 19, IBM, Chicago, Illinois, USA), and differences were considered statistically significant when *P*\<0.05.

RESULTS
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Metformin and its combination with albendazole affected the   PwmScheduler.makePwmThreadFactory(
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    return healthRecords;
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        the approximately 5,000 km2 Bering Glacier system plays a major role in the greater southeastern coastal region of Alaska and through its wastage, its impact on the circulation of the northeast Pacific Ocean and on the global sea level.


already been shaped, the file or wire can move freely and the irrigant can penetrate more easily into the apical part of the root canal system and the cleaning effect will be more powerful ([@B9],[@B10]). Using this noncutting methodology, the potential to create aberrant shapes within the root canal can be reduced to a minimum ([@B10])

A file larger than size 15 or 20 will only oscillate freely in a wide root canal, a size 25 file may in fact produce less acoustic streaming than a size 15 and 20 file, consequently, using a file larger than 20 may be considered fundamentally different from the basic principle of PUI ([@B11]). The surface property of the file is important for the enhancement of cavitation, a smooth file with sharp edgesa 27G Miraject needle (Hager Werken, Duisburg-Grobenbaum, Germany). The total volume of NaOCl irrigant used during instrumentation was 12.5 ml. The insertion depth of the irrigation needle was 1mm less than the working length. Then, all the canals were irrigated with 2 ml of 17% liquid EDTA (Acteon Pharma, Merignac, France) for 2 minutes. The exterior part of the apical third of each root was covered with a composite resin to prevent irrigant from dripping through the apical foramen. This was done after placing a calibrated gutta-percha cone at the working length in order to avoid composite intrusion into the apex. The cone was removed after resin curing.

Teeth were randomly divided into four groups (n=10) according to the final irrigation technique: group A (control), irrigation with 2.5% NaOCl


Q:

Alternative to New Relic for pinging Heroku application

I'm running a Node.js app on Heroku for free. People use New Relic for pinging their app constantly, preventing the dyno from idling, but New Relic does not support Node. Does anyone know of an alternative add-on that supports Node? I don't care about features, I just need it to ping once every <1 hr.

A:

Tested and working on my own Heroku app using Node.js 0.10.x on 6/28/2013
var http = require('http'); //importing http

function startKeepAlive() {
    setInterval(function() {
        var options = {
            host: 'your_app_name.herokuapp.com',
            port: 80,
           path: '/'
        };
        http.get(options, function(res) {
            res.on('data', function(chunk) {
                try {
                    // optional logging... disable after it's working
                    console.log("HEROKU RESPONSE: " + chunk);
                } catch (err) {


                 console.log(err.message);
                }
            });
        }).on('error', function(err) {
            console.log("Error: " + err.message);
        });
    }, 20 * 60 * 1000); // load every 20 minutes
}

startKeepAlive();

A:

Pingdom should work for that. The Heroku add-on catalog has lots of other monitoring add-ons that should also work great.

a custom database of protein sequences (mouse sequences from the 2011_07 version of uniprot_sprot.fasta.gz downloaded from ftp.uniprot.org concatenated with a Contaminants database downloaded from maxquant.org, June 9th 2011). Mass tolerance parameters were MS±7 ppm and MS/MS±0.6 Da.

Statistics {#s2i}
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Data are presented as mean ± S.E. Data were analyzed using SigmaStat (version 3.01A; SYSTAT). For multiple comparisons, analysis was by one-way analysis of variance followed by Bonferroni correction. For comparisons involving two groups, Student\'s t-test was used. A p value \< 0.05 was considered significant.

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Ectodomain shedding of ACE2 in mouse PT cells {#s3a}
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ACE2 is a type 1 integral membrane protein with a catalytically active ectodomain, which can be shed from the cell surface and retain its activity in the extracellular space [@pone.0085958-Lambert1]--[@pone.0085958-Jia1]. In primary cultures of mouse PT cells,


an ACE2 fragment with C-terminus as Lys^619^.

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The present studies are the first to demonstrate shedding of active fragments of ACE2 from kidney PT cells, a finding that could at least partly account for the presence of soluble ACE2 in mouse [@pone.0085958-Wysocki1], [@pone.0085958-Chodavarapu1] and human urine [@pone.0085958-Warner1], [@pone.0085958-Mizuiri1]--[@pone.0085958-Park1]. We also show that high glucose, and to a lesser extent Ang II, stimulate ACE2 release from PT cells, which may contribute mechanistically to the increased urinary levels of ACE2 observed in experimental and human diabetes [@pone.0085958-Nadarajah1], [@pone.0085958-Wysocki1], [@pone.0085958-Xiao1], [@pone.0085958-Chodavarapu1]. Inhibition of ADAM17 blocked glucose-stimulated shedding of ACE2, and partly inhibited Ang II-induced shedding, but had no impact on constitutive release. Ectodomain shedding of ACE2 was associated with release of 2 soluble glycosylated peptides of approximate molecular masses 90 kDaat third base anymore, instead opting for more agile, athletic defenders. The playing-time crunch that led the Mets to trade Ike Davis to the Pirates might not have happened 10 years ago, when a team might’ve been content to leave Lucas Duda in left field instead of shifting him to a position where he’d be less of a defensive liability. Hell, the Rays’ very existence as a franchise seems to affirm the value of emphasizing defense; the fact that teams still pay so much more for 30-homer hitters than defensive wizards makes a defense-heavy approach even more logical for small-payroll teams.

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