from Late-Early output file. These data tell us
      that OTUs 1, 2, and 3 was significantly different between the early and
      late samples.
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    content: |-

Which of the top 10 OTUs in your output were significantly different between early and late samples?

    backdrop: false
  - title: Lefse
    content: >-
      Another non-parametric tool we can use as an alternative to metastats is
      lefse
    backdrop: true
  - title:content: |-
      Execute the tool with

“input file” to taxonomy output from Classify.otu (collection)

Set Is this output from mothur? to yes

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  - title: Krona
    element: >-
      #current-history-panel .controls .actions a[href$="javascript:void(0);"]
      .fa.fa-check-square-o
    content: >-
      The resulting file is an HTML file containing an interactive
      visualization. For instance try double-clicking the innermost ring labeled
      “Bacteria”
    placement: left
  - title: Question


large order (say $500) so the gas fee is more like 1%.

That’s about 3.5% in fees [fees aren’t charged on every trade though, but rather open interest, but we’ll get to a metric we can use to compare fees to the regular world quite easily in a moment]. Maybe add 2% for spreads because given all the above and the speed of Ethereum and you’re at 5.5% best case scenario.

Worst case scenario [or sometimes even average case scenario, because the average user won’t know all the tricks above] is you’re coming in through debit on Coinbase (4%), not hedging out ETH volatility (say that’s a 3% cost for a day, since it can go either way), not being careful about picking a cheap market (2% fee), and doing             console.log("quote =>", quote);
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Kenyapithecus, all from East Africa.

The presence of other generalized non-cercopithecids of Middle Miocene from sites far distant—Otavipithecus from cave deposits in Namibia, and Pierolapithecus and Dryopithecus from France, Spain and Austria—is evidence of a wide diversity of forms across Africa and the Mediterranean basin during the relatively warm and equable climatic regimes of the Early and Middle Miocene. The youngest of the Miocene hominoids, Oreopithecus, is from coal beds in Italy that have been dated to 9 million years ago.

Molecular evidence indicates that the lineage of gibbons (family Hylobatidae) diverged from the line of great apes some 18–12 million years ago, and that of orangutans (subfamily Ponginae) diverged from the other great apes at about 12 million years; there are no fossils that clearly document the ancestry ofone possible explanation of the early variation in the genus Homo.

Based on archaeological and paleontological evidence, it has been possible to infer, to some extent, the ancient dietary practices of various Homo species and to study the role of diet in physical and behavioral evolution within Homo.

Some anthropologists and archaeologists subscribe to the Toba catastrophe theory, which posits that the supereruption of Lake Toba on Sumatran island in Indonesia some 70,000 years ago caused global consequences, killing the majority of humans and creating a population bottleneck that affected the genetic inheritance of all humans today. The genetic and archaeological evidence for this remains in question however.

H. habilis and H. gautengensis
Homo habilis lived from about 2.8 to 1.4 Ma. The species evolved in South and East Africa in the


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It should work for you.
Method - 2
If the above doesn't work, you can do an iteration of your dictionary, and specifically delete the object for the key.. Try
NSMutableDictionary *savedStock = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:plistPath];

NSMutableDictionary *brand=[[savedStock objectForKey:@"MOBILES"] objectForKey:@"Brand"];

[brand removeObjectForKey:@"2"];
[brand removeObjectForKey:@"5"];

Cheers.

relatively long cycle time.
In practice, a marine engine manufacturer may require a number of different families of propeller designs, with each family differing from other families by size, and each propeller within a given family differing by blade pitch. This can result in a total of perhaps 80 to 100 different propeller designs.
In the past, a separate and complete die assembly was required for each propeller design and thus the die cost for producing the wax propeller patterns was very substantial. Moreover, each complete die assembly could not be transported or handled by a single workman, with the result that it was necessary to use mechanical equipment, such as a fork lift truck or a hoist, to move the die assemblies into and out of the press.
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Science in a communist country: The case of the XXIInd International Congress of Psychology in Leipzig (1980).
The XXIInd International Congress of Psychology (ICP) in Leipzig in 1980 is a case that illustrates the mutual relationship between science and politics, specifically of the role of science in a communist state. We focus first on the situation of the discipline of psychology within the (East) German Democratic Republic (GDR). Second, we provide a detailed description of the interactions between the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPS) and the communist regime of the GDR. The Psychological Association of the GDR was commissioned by the IUPS to organize the congress. The Communist Party, being an omnipresent authority in the state, both supported and tried to manipulate the Leipzig conference for its politicalgoals. Based on archival materials and on recent reports, we reconstruct three positions: From their ideological position, the GDR expected the conference to improve their standing in international politics and to serve as a platform for promoting communist doctrines; from a pragmatic position, the IUPS sought to guarantee free access to the conference and political neutrality of the scientific program; from a humanistic position, no support should be given to a totalitarian system accused of human rights violations. We compare the formal organization as implemented by the Communist Party for ideological purposes with the informal organizational structure, which operated toward pragmatic solutions. Finally, we discuss the compromises between the IUPS and the communist authorities. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all rights reserved).


Contents

The city is located on the bank of the River Subarnarekha (the word ‘Subarnarekha’ means golden streak), and is situated in an undulating forested area. It has been a popular place frequented mostly by people from West Bengal, who have been going there for a change of place and climate. The noted Bengali writer Bibhuti Bhusan Bandopadhyay of Pather Panchali fame was a resident of the city.

A small township with mixture of people from communities like Bengalis, Biharis, Gujratis, Marwadis, Punjabis and Muslims, all staying together in harmony participating in each other's festivals. Geographically placed between two mountain ranges with the Subarnarekha river separating them from kissing each other. Aerial view is beautiful from top of any mountain like the Surda pahar. You can find the rocky river Sleep((int)(t * 1000));
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Hours part is optional. */
  vector<string> tokens;
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    return 0.0;
  }
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Alolapix has a lot of wide, colored space on its body. So much of their detail packed into one spot on the ears make them a major focal point. The default art shows a bit of the back and the top of the ear cups--perhaps bringing that upper line a little further away would have helped open up that space a little.

On the Alolapix anatomy, the only other thing I have is the lack of any haunches. Where and how the Alolapix is sticking out of the cone becomes a little unclear. The way the entire lower paws are the lower blue makes it clear that it’s likely that beneath-the-crook part (very scientific term) of the Alolapix’s back legs, but where are the upper parts? It’s not entirely


cone is curving back and away, it should be at least even or tilted slightly upward.

As a side note, unrelated to anatomy but instead your accents: the cherry is nicely rendered, but the way it doesn’t sink into anything makes it seem like it’s just floating at its head. A simple curved line over the bottom tip of it to make it seem like it’s sinking into the head fur will remedy this!

Your colors are fantastic. You’ve beautifully captured the shifting hues of its eyes, and the way you’ve used subtle color shifts on the cheek accents helps give them geometric dimension. The cherry red is a great compliment to the Dairy Queen’s bright red, and gives a nice touch of warmth to the work. Its bubble-edged shadinga portfolio of 140 rental buildings valued at $850 million (based on a bond offering on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange which included most of his holdings).

Along with fellow Hasidic developers Joseph Brunner, Isaac Hager, Simon Dushinsky, and Joel Schreiber, he is one of the most prominent developers in Brooklyn credited with helping to gentrify Williamsburg, Bushwick, Greenpoint, Borough Park, and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Developments
ODA's 608 Franklin Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn - an eight-story, 106-unit residential project. 125,350 square feet apartment building designed by ODA Architecture
123 Melrose Street
Condor Hotel (with Zelig Weiss), Williamsburg
1548 Bedford Ave, 100 room hotel, Crown Heights
Bushwick II, 800-900 units, Williamsburg
71 White Street, 112 room hotel, Bushwick
96 Wythe Avenue, 160-room hotel, Williamsburg
608 Franklin Avenue, 120 unit, 8 story apartment building, Crown Heights

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(r = 0.45, p less than 0.01) and with CT extent of moderate and severe bronchiectasis (r = 0.40, p less than 0.05), but not with overall CT extent of bronchiectasis, age, forced expiratory volume in one second, or duration of purulent sputum production in years.this option.

config MTD_REDBOOT_PARTS_READONLY
	bool "Force read-only for RedBoot system images"
	help
	  If you need to force read-only for 'RedBoot', 'RedBoot Config' and
	  'FIS directory' images, enable this option.

endif # MTD_REDBOOT_PARTS

config MTD_CMDLINE_PARTS
	bool "Command line partition table parsing"
	depends on MTD = "y"
	---help---
	  Allow generic configuration of the MTD partition tables via the kernel
	  command line. Multiple flash resources are supported for hardware where
	  different kinds of flash memory are available.

	  You will still need the parsing functions to be called by the driver
	  for your particular device. It won't happen automatically. The
	  SA1100 map driver (CONFIG_MTD_SA1100) has an option for this, for
	  example.

	  The format for the command line is as follows:

	  mtdparts=<mtddef>[;<mtddef]
	  <mtddef>  := <mtd-id>:<partdef>[,<partdef>]
	  <partdef> :=


a user of MTD
	  devices performing that function.

	  At the moment, it is also required for the Journalling Flash File
	  System(s) to obtain a handle on the MTD device when it's mounted
	  (although JFFS and JFFS2 don't actually use any of the functionality
	  of the mtdblock device).

	  Later, it may be extended to perform read/erase/modify/write cycles
	  on flash chips to emulate a smaller block size. Needless to say,
	  this is very unsafe, but could be useful for file systems which are
	  almost never written to.

	  You do not need this option for use with the DiskOnChip devices. For
	  those, enable NFTL support (CONFIG_NFTL) instead.

config MTD_BLOCK_RO
	tristate "Readonly block device access to MTD devices"
	depends on MTD_BLOCK!=y && BLOCK
	select MTD_BLKDEVS
	help
	(thinking): Two points huh? No automatic zero? And I’ve noticed that every question gets harder the further you advance in the test. I’m smart, but these are Jonin level questions. Just then, something clicked in Yugito’s mind. She looked at the Jonin sitting in chairs lined against the walls. Yugito (thinking): Two point deduction every time someone gets caught… They want us to cheat! They want us to cheat and not get caught by the eagle eyed Jonin. That’s the point of the written test. Now all I need to do is find a way to cheat and not get found out.

Twenty minutes fly by and Hiro stands before everyone.Hiro: Pencils down! I’m about to give you the tenth problem!Yugito (thinking): Damn! That was 45 minutes already?! I


it before too. This summer, they had three players at the Olympics and two at Euro 2012. It was, some say, bound to take a while to re-find their feet and their fitness. They'll come good. But Athletic have conceded nine goals already and it just doesn't feel right.

As Athletic's players filed out of the Calderón late on Monday night, the last of them leaving the car park just before 1am, Javi Martínez and Fernando Llorente were not among them. Both have told Athletic that they don't want to continue. Martínez is waiting for a deal to be concluded with Bayern Munich, who have offered €40m (£32m). Llorente, whose contract is up at the end of this season, will not sign a new deal and wants to gothat each and every one of the things I said corresponds to concrete and verifiable facts … if no one made mistakes, why does the first team not have a place to carry out its pre-season in the timeframe agreed? … Why is it that the club and I see the same reality in different ways if we both work with good intentions for shared objective?"

"This," he says, "modifies our relationship."

A sense of unease has taken over, a feeling that something could break any moment. There is tension in the air. When Athletic signed Aritz Aduriz and Ismael López, Bielsa had no qualms in pointing out that he had not asked for either or them. And as the season drew near, both Martínez and Llorente, Athletic's two best


viral thermostability is not dependent on the cells used to score for attachment or infectivity.

Bacteria-associated reovirus is delivered to eukaryotic cells {#sec006}
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To visualize the effect of PG and *B*. *subtilis* on reovirus infection, A488-labeled T1L and T3D reovirus were not incubated, incubated with PBS, mCherry-expressing *B*. *subtilis*, or PG for 2 h at room temperature, adsorbed for 1 h on HeLa cells, and imaged by confocal microscopy ([Fig 5](#ppat.1006768.g005){ref-type="fig"}). Similar to that observed by electron microscopy, reovirus T1L and T3D associate with *B*. *subtilis* cells ([Fig 5A](#ppat.1006768.g005){ref-type="fig"}). Incubation of reovirus in PBS resulted in a substantial decrease in the number of virions associated with HeLa cells and number of cells with bound virus as compared to non-incubated virus ([Fig 5B](#ppat.1006768.g005){ref-type="fig"}). Incubation of T1L or T3D with PG orincubated with PBS, LPS, or PG for 2 h at room temperature. Viruses were adsorbed to HeLa cells for 1 h, incubated for 0, 1, 2, and 4 h post infection, and immunoblotted using reovirus-specific antisera ([Fig 9](#ppat.1006768.g009){ref-type="fig"}). The cell entry kinetics of non-incubated T1L and T3D were similar, with significant levels of the δ fragment (over 50%) present at 2 h post infection ([Fig 9](#ppat.1006768.g009){ref-type="fig"}). Incubation of either virus in PBS resulted in an overall decrease in μ1c and δ fragment levels detected at 0 h, with a greater loss of intensity observed with T3D ([Fig 9B](#ppat.1006768.g009){ref-type="fig"}) than T1L ([Fig 9A](#ppat.1006768.g009){ref-type="fig"}). This correlates with T1L being more thermostable and having greater infectivity following environmental insult than T3D. Incubation of T1L or T3D with LPS or PG increased


dissemination while also allowing for efficient disassembly of the virion during cell entry. Enteric viruses are exposed to a variety of environmental insults, including dehydration, host and environmental microorganisms, intestinal proteases, low pH, and temperature changes. Although relatively stable, especially compared to enveloped viruses, reovirus infectivity is negatively affected by environmental exposure ([Fig 1](#ppat.1006768.g001){ref-type="fig"}, [S1 Fig](#ppat.1006768.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"} and \[[@ppat.1006768.ref045], [@ppat.1006768.ref046]\]). Reovirus capsid stability can affect the efficiency of viral dissemination within littermates \[[@ppat.1006768.ref071]\] and serotype-specific differences in thermostability, whereby T1L is more thermostable than T2J and T3D, have been genetically linked to the S4 gene segment, which encodes σ3 \[[@ppat.1006768.ref072]\]. The residues in T1L σ3 and the exact mechanisms that govern virion stability are not known.

Why reovirus virions and ISVPs lose infectivity when exposed to environmental stress is unclear.bacterial envelope components to reovirus replication.

Although bacterial cells, LPS, and PG enhanced reovirus virion stability of both T1L and T3D, we identified polysaccharides that differentially affect the thermostability of these reovirus serotypes. While lipoteichoic acid enhanced T3D stability, it did not impact T1L. Also, chitin had a modest effect on T3D virion stability, while not affecting T1L thermostability. These data suggest that in the context of Gram positive bacteria, T1L and T3D may associate bacterial cells through different components. T1L through PG in a GlcNAc-independent manner, whereas T3D engages the bacterial envelope through GlcNAc sugars on PG and also lipoteichoic acid. Importantly, sucrose did not enhance thermostability, indicating that there is specificity to the contact sites between virions and polysaccharides. The residues within T1L and T3D that mediate


was collected and dialyzed exhaustively against virion storage buffer (150 mM NaCl, 15 mM MgCl~2~, 10 mM Tris-HCl \[pH 7.4\]). Reovirus particle concentration was determined from the equivalence of 1 unit of optical density at 260 nm to 2.1×10^12^ particles \[[@ppat.1006768.ref081]\]. Viral titers were determined by plaque assay using L929 cells \[[@ppat.1006768.ref079]\]. Reovirus virions were labeled with succinimidyl ester Alexa Fluor 488 (A488) or 633 (A633) (Life Technologies) as described ([dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.kqhcvt6](https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.kqhcvt6)) \[[@ppat.1006768.ref030], [@ppat.1006768.ref031]\]. T1L ISVPs were generated by treating particles with α-chymotrypsin (Sigma) as described \[[@ppat.1006768.ref044]\]. ISVPs were generated by incubating virions with α-chymotrypsin for 20 min.

Reovirus polyclonal rabbit antiserum raised against reovirus strains T1L and T3D was purified as described \[[@ppat.1006768.ref079]\]. Reovirus σ1-specific monoclonal antibody 5C6 and reovirus σ3-specific monoclonal antibodies 10C1 and 7A1 \[[@ppat.1006768.ref076]\] (gifts fromTerry Dermody, University of Pittsburgh). JAM-A-specific monoclonal antibody J10.4 (provided by Charles Parkos, University of Michigan). Actin-specific antibody (C-11, Santa Cruz Biotechnology). Secondary antibodies goat anti-Rabbit IRDye 800, donkey anti-goat IRDye 800, and Sapphire700 (LI-COR Biosciences) and goat anti-rabbit A488 (Life Technologies).

*Escherichia coli* (*E*. *coli*) strain K12 (gift from Bruce Levin, Emory University) and *Bacillus subtilis* (*B*. *subtilis*) strain PY79 (gift from Dan Kearns, Indiana University) were grown in LB Miller broth at 37°C. Bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) from *E*. *coli* strain O111:B4 (Sigma and Cell Signaling Technology, detoxified LPS (dLPS) from *E*. *coli* strain O111:B4 (Sigma), and peptidoglycan (PG) from *B*. *subtilis* (Sigma). Lipoteichoic acid from *B*. *subtilis*, mucin from porcine stomach, chitin from shrimp shells, mannan from *Saccharomyces cerevisiae*, and 3 μm polystyrene beads (Sigma). Sucrose (Fisher


advice on experiments. Natalie Thornburg for help with neutralization antibody experiments and data analysis. Flow cytometry experiments were performed in the Emory Pediatric Flow Cytometry Core. Confocal imaging was performed at the Emory Integrated Cellular Imaging Core. Electron Microscopy experiments were performed in the Robert P. Apkarian Integrated Electron Microscopy Core.

[^1]: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.
do you need to go and be with him?" "My mom said he was asking for me, but (STAMMERS) my sister's there." "Oh, good." "Seriously, if you walked in, can you imagine how stressed out he might be with like, "What are you doing here?" "Isn't it time that you be with the Veep?" ""It's the freakin' midterms and isn't she gonna take this opportunity" ""to expand her role in the White House?" Or whatever he might say." "But if you need to go, Amy, you should go." " No." "I'm good." "I'm here." " All right, good." " So you got what I said before?" " Yes, Cartier dildo." "Huh?" "Uh, I was thinking about my dad, but I am not now." "You know what?" "Dana's dad


first five seconds." "And I intend to serve you the way I served the American people overseas when they needed me." "Oh!" "Ker-Chung, ker-ching." "Pay up." "Yeah." "I need something positive, okay?" "Something to boost morale." "We're ahead on voter turnout in Lake County, Indiana." "What?" "That's it?" "That and the big quake hasn't yet hit San Francisco." "Okay. (QUIETLY HUMS DRAMATIC MUSIC)" "Hello, everyone." "BEN:" "Madam Vice President." "(CHUCKLING AWKWARDLY) Well, I have some good news." " It seems..." " Hey, we are ahead on voter turnout in Lake County, Indiana." "J-dog out." "I'm sorry, Madam Vice President, you were saying?" "I was saying exactly that." "(QUIETLY) Yeah, that'll take the edge off this cornholing." "Everyone, please be seated." "Keep up the good work." "Okay?" "Hey, Ben?"really sorry, Amy, but I think Dana took Selina's lipstick." "It's the one thing Selina asked for and I don't have it and it's ruining her night." "Fine, keep your bra on." "I'll swing by your place and pick it up." "Thank you." "Listen, I've got two options I can offer her as a stopgap and then we can..." "Okay." "Great." "Back soon, Daddy." "Hope your boss at CVS is okay with you taking time off." "Always with the last word." "That's why you're single." "Guys hate that." "You have three kids by two different guys." "Maybe your last word should have been no." "Kent." "Where's the President?" "Asleep." "Well, should you be in here?" "People need to think he's in here leading." "But he's not." "He is,


"You might want to sit down for this." " It's okay." "I'm all right." " Okay." "Hit it." "When it comes to successful campaign visits, ma'am, you have a lead over POTUS of 0.9%." "Yeah, but that's not even a percentage." "If we round it up, we can make it one." " I couldn't find..." " Just..." "Sir, she has strong utility in key demographics..." "Uh, working mothers, Hispanic voters." " She gives us traction in swing votes." " Yeah." " She's a useful tool." " Oh, no, no, no." "I'm not gonna be used as a prop again, my friend." "I will never forget on election night how you put my ex-husband up on that stage and it was my night, Kent." "It was a healing imagespeed $\bar{v} \to \infty$ and so does the volume flow rate $Q=A\bar{v}$.
Bernoulli's equation does not take into account frictional mechanisms which transform the streamline kinetic energy of the fluid into thermal energy - such as viscosity and turbulence. These losses usually increase as $\bar{v}$ increases : a greater fraction of the loss in gravitational potential energy is dissipated as thermal energy, with very little increase in kinetic energy, until an equilibrium is reached. It is then possible to have $\Delta v \approx 0$ while $\bar{v} \ll \infty$.
Another point to note is that if $A_{in} \approx A_{out}$ then the hydrostatic head $h$ will not be constant in the above equation (nor in your equation for $Q$). It will be falling close to the speed $\bar{v}$. So $\Delta v$ can


personal interview categories.

Plus USA Convention and Pageant
- aims to empower the average woman to recognize her internal and
external beauty by encouraging wellness and empowerment through a
sense of inclusion in the world of fashion, beauty, and plus-size
modeling.

Turn For The Judges -
news coverage on the world of pageantry for Teen, Miss, Mrs., and
Ms. pageant contestants and fans.inheriting from a base of same type?

It's not, it's inheriting from Page<T>, but T itself is constrained to be parameterized by a type that is derived from BasePage<T>.
To infer why, you have to look at how the type parameter T is actually used.
After some digging, as you move up the inheritance chain, you'll come up upon this class:
(github)
public class GenericPage<T> : PageBase where T : GenericPage<T>
{
    public bool IsStartPage {
        get { return !ParentId.HasValue && SortOrder == 0; }
    }

    public GenericPage() : base() { }

    public static T Create(IApi api, string typeId = null)
    {
        return api.Pages.Create<T>(typeId);


   }
}

As far as I can see, the only purpose for the generic constraint is to make sure that the Create method returns the least abstract type possible.
Not sure if it's worth it, though, but perhaps there's some good reason behind it, or it could be only for convenience, or maybe there's no too much substance behind it and it's just an overly elaborate way to avoid a cast (BTW, I'm not implying that is the case here, I'm just saying that people do that sometimes).
Note that this doesn't allow them to avoid reflection - the api.Pages is a repository of pages that obtains typeof(T).Name, and passes it as the typeId to the contentService.Create method (see here).

A:

One common use of this is related to the conceptweaker.  If you have a Foo and a Bar class that both derive from BasePage, you can (if I am not mistaken) define Foo to be parameterized by Bar.  That might be useful but I think typically, most of the time, this will be used like a self-type and it's just understood that even though you can goof around and substitute with other types, it's not something you should do.  I played around with this idea long ago but came to the conclusion that it wasn't worth the effort because the limitations of Java generics.  C# generics are of course more fully featured but it seems to have this same limitation.
Another time this approach get's used is when you are building graph-like types such


Yes, we know that Pat Riley last week said a move toward a veteran at point guard would come via trade instead of free agency. Fine. But as long as Allen Iverson is still on the market, and until the Heat acquires that veteran point guard, nothing can be set in stone. Put it this way: You would ...

Some poster here says that Iverson should start, then who will come of the bench, Chalmers?
I dont think its right to put your future PG on the bench for AI. Besides, I doubt how Wade and AI share the ball together. I'm with everyone that said AI should come of the bench for the Heat.

Yes, we know that Pat Riley last week said a move toward a veteran at pointlike IW who's telling stories that since Riley choose Spo, he should follow him. Well said by Riles that Spo makes the decisions.

After a season of waffling on the possibility, with even coach Erik Spoelstra saying he was not sure it could be a full-time option, Heat President Pat Riley said Wednesday he sees no reason Michael Beasley can't emerge as his team's starting small forward. ...

Regarding the question, my answer is Rose will start if Miami have him instead of Beasley.
Another reasons:
1. Because we know Riley likes Rose during the draft but Bulls takes him first.
2. Even with Hinrich on the Heat, Rose still will start because of the way we saw how he played the season and handle himself.

No wonder the Question is Ira's favorite because


Nagasaki balloon through doorways! If you haven’t come out before, don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to shuttle Canada’s only pair of model nuclear war-heads around from one campus to the next! There’s no life like it! Honest!

The Radical is not fooled by shibboleths and facades, but faces issues squarely and does not hide cowardice behind the convenient cloak of rationalization; …refuses to be diverted by superficial problems; …is concerned with fundamental causes rather than manifestations; and concentrates…attack on the heart of the issue; …wants…the creation of a kind of society in which all people’s potentialities could be realized; a world where people could live in dignity, security, …and peace — a world based on a morality of humankind.

They shall sit every man under his vine and under hissubmitted and accepted.

Following the submission of the Nominating committee report (Janis Alton), Board members for 1995-1997 were accepted.

Reports were submitted by the following Working Groups: (i) Ethics. This had been covered in Kelly Gotlieb’s talk. (ii) Cuban Scientist (Lee Lorch). A brief discussion of needs and problems took place. (iii) Science fairs. Information from Angelo Mingarelli was distributed. (iv) Ad hoc group on Bill C-62. Terry Gardner reported on the status of the campaign.

Moved by Ian Russell, seconded by Derek Paul that the Executive be authorized to appoint either Ken McFarland or an appropriate alternate auditor for 1995-1996, the final choice to depend upon fees and agreement. Passed.

The Nominating committee for 1995-1996 was selected, consisting of Janis Alton, Chandler Davis, and Metta Spencer.

It was noted that a Research


stress. \*, P\<0.005. \*\*, P\<0.01.](pone.0046251.g004){#pone-0046251-g004}

The FET-proteins have a Minimal Impact on Oxidative Stress Induction {#s2d}
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The role of the FET-proteins in oxidative stress was further analyzed. A putative function of the FET-proteins could be to hinder oxidative stress by mediating a reduction in the level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) present in the cell. To test this, HEK293 cells were transfected with siRNAs against TAF15, EWS, and FUS, and the levels of ROS visualized by 5-(and-6)-carboxy-2′,7′-dichlorodihydrofluorescein di-acetate (carboxy-H~2~DCFDA) as a fluorogenic marker for ROS in living cells. After treatment, cells were mounted and immediately photographed and quantified for pixel intensity ([Figure 5A](#pone-0046251-g005){ref-type="fig"} and [Table S2](#pone.0046251.s009){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Non-transfected cells treated with tert-butyl hydroperoxide (TBHP) to induce ROS production are positive controls for oxidative stress ([Figure 5A](#pone-0046251-g005){ref-type="fig"}, panels no siRNA +/− TBHP).altered expression of the CYP2E1 protein expression in HEK293-cells, hypothetically, defects in FET-proteins could increase CYP2E1 expression in the brain, which may cause higher rates of oxidative stress in brains of exposed individuals and thus faster development of ALS. Further investigations of the implications of the described findings will be required to clarify the relation between FET-proteins, stress responses, and neurodegenerative diseases.

Clustering of significantly expressed genes showed a distinct gene expression profile in siEWS transfected cells compared to the siFUS and siTAF15 transfected cells. Reduction of EWS resulted in a proportionally higher number of up-regulated than down-regulated genes, whereas reduction of FUS and TAF15 lead to more down-regulated than up-regulated genes. These analyses suggest a closer resemblance of TAF15 and FUS to each other, compared to EWS. Pathway


the study of Zhou et al [@pone.0046251-Zhou1] with the sequence AGGUAGUGUAAUCGCCUUGTT.

FET-protein Overexpression {#s4c}
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Construction of FLAG-FET plasmids: Total RNA was extracted from human SW13-C1-cells, and cDNA made using Superscript III Reverse Transcriptase (Invitrogen). The open reading frames for the FUS, EWS, and TAF15 proteins were amplified by PCR using Phusion DNA Polymerase (Finnzymes). Forward and reverse primers included sequences for the restriction enzyme XhoI. The fragments were cut and ligated into the pSG5-expression vector containing a FLAG-tag immediately preceding the ORF. The sequences were verified by sequencing. Primer sequences are available upon request. 24 h before transfection, HEK293 cells (1×10^5^) were plated in each well of a 6-well dish. Cells were transfected in duplicates using FuGENE6 (Roche) according to the manufacturer's instructions. 1 µg FLAG-FET plasmid was used in DFSNumberMap dfs_n, LeastAncestorMap lam,
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      : low(lpm),
        parent(dfs_p),
        df_number(dfs_n),
        least_ancestor(lam),
        df_edge(dfs_edge),
        count(0)
    {}

    template <typename Vertex, typename Graph>
    void start_vertex(const Vertex& u, Graph&)
    {
      put(parent, u, u);
      put(least_ancestor, u, count);
    }

    template <typename Vertex, typename Graph>


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      // DFS number in the main loop.
      std::copy( vertices(g).first, vertices(g).second,
                 vertices_by_dfs_num.begin()
                 );
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                  vertices_by_dfs_num.end(),
                  dfs_number,
                  num_vertices(g)
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      //   canonical_dfs_child[dfs_child_handles[v].first_vertex()] == v and
      //   canonical_dfs_child[dfs_child_handles[v].second_vertex()] == v.
      //
      // - pertinent_roots: given a vertex v, pertinent_roots[v] contains a
      //   list of face handles pointing to the top of bicomps that need to
      //   be visited by the current walkdown traversal (since they lead to
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      //   the walkup and consumed by the walkdown.

      vertex_iterator_t vi, vi_end;


values that have
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      // (for instance, whether or not a bicomp is flipped in the final
      // embedding). It's dispatched on the the StoreEmbeddingPolicy, since
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      typename vertex_vector_t::reverse_iterator vi, vi_end;

      vi_end = vertices_by_dfs_num.rend();
      for(vi = vertices_by_dfs_num.rbegin(); vi != vi_end; ++vi)
        {

          store_old_face_handles(StoreOldHandlesPolicy());

          vertex_t v(*vi);

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                                  );

              typename edge_vector_t::iterator ei, ei_end;
              ei_end = backedges[chosen].end();
              for(ei = backedges[chosen].begin(); ei != ei_end; ++ei)
                {


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      //                  exists a vertex z_0 such that z is a depth-first
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          bicomp_root = current_vertex;
        }

      typedef typename face_edge_iterator<>::type walkup_itr_t;

      std::vector<bool> outer_face_edge_vector(num_edges(g), false);
      edge_to_bool_map_t outer_face_edge(outer_face_edge_vector.begin(), em);


                 goal_edge[*oei] = true;

          for(boost::tie(ei,ei_end) = edges(g); ei != ei_end; ++ei)
            forbidden_edge[*ei] = outer_face_edge[*ei];

          z = kuratowski_walkup
            (v, forbidden_edge, goal_edge, is_embedded, z_v_path);

        }
      else if (w != graph_traits<Graph>::null_vertex())
        {
          chosen_case = detail::BM_CASE_B;

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          out_edge_iterator_t v_edge_itr, v_edge_end;
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              v_edge_itr != v_edge_end; ++v_edge_itr
              )
            {
              edge_t embedded_edge(*v_edge_itr);

              if (!is_embedded[embedded_edge] ||
                  embedded_edge == dfs_parent_edge[v]


Native American Mountains Legends : Thunder Mountain

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Now regarding the Thunder Mountain in the western part of Marinette County: Thunder is a large bird like an Eagle, only much larger. And when this bird was created it was made to have power in order to defend us from the great serpents, who wanted to kill and eat the human race. It was also to moisten the earth for vegetation. Thunderers, we call these great birds. One of them is called Chequah. And the mountain we call Bikwaki, so Thunder Mountain is Chequah Bikwaki.

Many, many years have gone by since the Hill received its name. In the beginning of its Indian history the Thunderbirdsand forth between Mor Chit and Siam each day," she said.

Pattarika Aoi-Un, a 29-year-old kindergarten teacher, said city residents have no choice but to spend their hard-earned salaries on public transport if they don't own a car.

"I think the BTS and MRT should adopt a rate at 25 baht for all stations and distances," she said.

Ms Pattarika said she wanted the government to look into the rising costs of living for the middle class to help the working-age population build a secure and sustainable life in the city.

"It is difficult for our generation to make lives for ourselves, not to mention acquire property or even build our own businesses. We are just trying to make ends meet day in and day out, and we are struggling to keep


these targets practically.

In the second phase, they have planned to get support of the media, after doing some homework and preparing the ground for an awareness campaign and movements for change, the Daily Times quoted sources, who are part of these campaigns, as saying.

According to the report, there are at least three schools of thought working for change in Pakistan- the first wants to bring the change through an alteration in the voting behaviour of the people, the second through a mass movement and the third through political reforms.

An organisation- Centre for Change- is working in Karachi, and its chief executive Farasat Ali is in constant touch with the intellectual change activists of Lahore and other cities.Renowned economist and writer Mehmood Mirza is another intellectual change activist, who+ 19. Which is the nearest to k?  (a) -5/4  (b) -3/5  (c) 1/2
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For those who wish for a good laugh, watch Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles. For those looking to be terrified, watch another movie. Over-all the movie has good pro-life values, especially the defense of the unborn. The Filipino aswang mythology is standard, except for some parts. The movie touches on the importance of marriage and family. The Catholic worldview, however, is absent, because there is no mention holy water, crucifix, blessed palms, and churches.

Characters

The three characters that stand-out are Joey Marquez (Nestor), Janice de Belen (Fely), and Dingdong Dantes (Makoy) in that order. Lovi Poe (Sonia) is weak and so are most of the villains. Remove Joey Marquez and the movie would fall flat. Joey’s character is the most dynamic: from docile to decisive, from sane to lunatic, from1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to magnetic sensors each having a free magnetic layer, a non-magnetic material layer, and a fixed magnetic layer, and more particularly, relates to a magnetic sensor fixing the magnetization of a fixed magnetic layer by uniaxial anisotropy thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Among magnetic sensors mounted in magnetic read and write devices, a spin-valve magnetic sensor exploiting a giant magnetoresistive (GMR) effect is the most widely used.
A spin-valve magnetic sensor comprises a laminate formed of a ferromagnetic film called a fixed magnetic layer and a ferromagnetic soft magnetic film called a free magnetic layer with a non-magnetic material film called a non-magnetic material layer interposed therebetween.
The magnetization of the free magnetic layer is oriented in a particular direction by a


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G4double nuleonRadius=1.36e-15;
  static const G4double fac=CLHEP::pi*nuleonRadius*nuleonRadius;

  G4double b0   = 2.247-0.915*(1 - a13);
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  G4double crossSection = 1.0E31*fac*fac2*(1. + 1./a13 - fac1);

  // high energy correction
  crossSection *= (1 - 0.15*G4Exp(-kineticEnergy))/(1.0 - 0.0007*a);

  // first try on low energies: rise
  G4double ff1= 0.70-0.002*a;  // slope of the drop at medium energies.
  G4double ff2= 1.00+1/a;  // start of the slope.
  G4double ff3= 0.8+18/a-0.002*a; // stephight

  G4double ff4= 1.0 - (1.0/(1+G4Exp(-8*ff1*(alog10E + 1.37*ff2))));

  crossSection *= (1 + ff3*ff4);

  // low energy return to zero

  ff1=1. - 1./a - 0.001*a;       //the olfactory pathways by the virus. As regards the gustatory function, the most affected sensitivities were those for sweet (23 patients) and sour (21 patients), but there was no clear predominance of disturbances toward a primary taste in particular.

Although most patients reported having suffered complete ageusia and anosmia, these pathological conditions were only detected in a few patients during the tests. Generally, the evaluation was performed at an advanced period of the clinical course (19.3 days from the clinical onset, on average). An earlier evaluation, logistically difficult as the patients in the first days after the diagnosis are uncommonly hospitalized, would be very useful in order to study the olfactory and gustatory functions when they are afflicted the most. In this regard, we are collecting the data of an


of showers or storms on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The rain chance eases to 40 percent on Sunday.

If the Miami Heat wins the NBA championship on Thursday night, revelers can expect a 40 percent chance of rain, whether they celebrate in the streets of Boca Raton, Sunrise or at the AmericanAirlines Arena.

On Wednesday, 2 to 4 inches of rain fell across South Florida, most of it during the morning hours. A flood watch was posted for the entire region, and some minor street flooding was reported in southern Broward County and north Miami-Dade County.

The lousy weather delayed more than 30 flights at South Florida’s major airports, although the majority of those were at Miami International. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood and Palm Beach international airports reported minimal delays.

Some flights planning totemporal patterns between CVD hospitalizations and mortality and their relationships to weather and air pollution.

To characterize relative variance contributions from seasonal trends, day-of-week, and random components to the overall time series, we conducted spectral analysis of CVD hospitalizations and mortality. We used modified Daniel smoothers to smooth periodograms, applying several spans of smoothing over frequency, as suggested by [@b31-ehp-119-467].

To characterize bivariate temporal relationships among weather, air pollution, and health outcome variables, we computed the cross-correlation function (CCF; correlation with lags) for key variables considered. These cross-correlations can indicate the sequence of temporal fluctuations (i.e., which variable leads the other in time). The correlation between two time series can be strongly influenced by shared trends, seasonal cycles, and day-of-week patterns that may be confounding. Therefore, in order to remove


whereas it was positively associated with CVD hospitalizations in the cold season, most consistently at lag 0 day. The CCF for chemical components of PM~2.5~ versus CVD outcomes showed less distinct patterns (data not shown), likely in part due to the smaller sample size (only every third day). The CCF relationship between temperature and PM~2.5~ chemical components showed generally positive associations on the same day throughout the year and delayed negative associations in cold seasons, but the relationship between temperature and Ni showed negative associations with longer lags and no positive associations in the cold season \[Supplemental Material, Figure 1d (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002667)\].

We found no correlation between CVD hospitalizations and CVD mortality, except for as weak negative correlation in the cold season ([Figure 2E](#f2-ehp-119-467){ref-type="fig"}). This is consistent with the contrastingair pollutants primarily in the cold season, except for EC, Na^+^, NO~2~, SO~2~, and CO, which were associated in both seasons. Because most of the PM~2.5~ chemical components and gaseous pollutants examined similarly yielded significant or nearly significant associations at lag 0 day, it is difficult to draw inferences on which chemical components or sources may be more important for the PM~2.5~ association with CVD hospitalizations in this data set. These results are, in part, consistent with the significant effect modifiers (EC and Ni) of PM~2.5~ effects on elderly CVD hospitalizations reported in the [@b1-ehp-119-467] analysis or those (Br and Ni) reported in the [@b32-ehp-119-467] analysis but show a broader spectrum of PM~2.5~ source components contributing to effects.

Given the lack of correlation between CVD hospitalizations and CVD mortality


Union County, New Mexico; that on or about September 1, 1955, the plaintiff, Jose C. Padilla, was employed to work on the ranch; that the employers agreed to furnish plaintiff all ranch equipment, including the necessary saddle horses, broken to ride; that, in fact, plaintiff was furnished a scary, unreliable, undependable, unpredictable and unsafe horse that would at times without warning and without apparent cause go into a bucking spell, all of which was known to E.C. Winsor and in this defendants were negligent; that on or about November 21, 1955, the plaintiff, while performing his duties, was thrown from one of the horses provided *741 by E.C. Winsor, when the horse suddenly started bucking and threw him to the ground injuring him seriously and requiring medical andon the part of defendants and an absence of contributory negligence or assumption of risk by plaintiff, the court must view the evidence in the most favorable light to support the verdict, and before reversing must be convinced that the verdict cannot be sustained either by evidence or inferences therefrom. Chandler v. Battenfield, 55 N.M. 361, 233 P.2d 1047; Amaro v. Moss, 65 N.M. 373, 337 P.2d 948; Addison v. Tessier, 62 N.M. 120, 305 P.2d 1067; Adams v. Cox, 55 N.M. 444, 234 P.2d 1043.
Approaching the testimony with this rule in mind, we relate as briefly as possible what was proven, exclusive of the proof as to the injuries and damages suffered, these items not being material to this appeal.
In August, 1955, when plaintiff went to work


men in the US was set up by a feminist Domestic Violence organization that MRAs once tried to defund.) Instead, MRAs post shit like this, conflating actual abusive behavior by women with, well, women expecting to be treated with a modicum of consideration by their male partners.

But of course “wisdom” like this resonates with Elam’s remaining fans.

A veritable Algonquin Round Table here, huh?

I scrolled back a little on his Twitter, and found a couple more #RedPillRelationships pearls from ol’ Paul:

#redpillrelationships Women who cut their partners off sexually are no longer owed fidelity. By closing shop sexually, women are abandoning the relationship, literally. For men who have been betrayed in this way, sex with another woman isn't cheating and isn't cause for remorse.

#redpillrelationships Women don’t want to be lovedsetting for romantic relationships is abusive toward men. It places men in the role of vassal, serving m’lady’s needs, wants and whims with equal passion. Not in exchange for love, but for simply being tolerated.”

I think one of the large number of difficulties these a-holes face in having a successful relationship with anyone is that they appear to think a relationship is a commercial transaction in which they provide a penis and (if absolutely necessary) make nice, and in return get flattery and sex (which is what they think “love” is).
The idea that they would actually *want* to make someone else happy, enjoy their company for its own sake or place any value on someone’s affection for them never really crosses their minds. The result is that the


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The present invention is directed generally to nanometer-sized quantum structures, and more particularly to such structures that can be selectively activated to perform a desired function, for example, apply a voltage to biological cells in proximity thereof or attached thereto.
Nanometer-sized or micrometer-sized semiconductor structures can be employed in a variety of applications, such as light-emitting devices and photodetectors. Despite the recent rapid developments in designing novel nanometer-sized and micrometer-sized quantum structures, and incorporating them into a variety of systems, a need still exists for improved nanometer-sized and micrometer-sizes structures that can reliably perform selected functions in response to specific stimuli.slightly closer to the real action. Pipeline-adjacent Pupukea is your destination for the third and final non-charging Triple Crown challenge. Rarely top-to-bottom, but still grunty at times, Pupukea is a long-ish right that will resemble an all-time day at your local beachie, if your local beachie had been taken over by super grom girl surfers. Those teenage girls will, however, backpaddle, out paddle, out surf, and out shit-talk your ass from the peak to the sand. Survive them, and you’ll be dealing with good surfing middle-aged dudes on tri-fin longboards who will never, no matter what, hear your sad little cries of “Got it!” once you’ve maneuvered your way to the peak. But this could be a hero wave, offering the occasional shocking blue tube section, right over


the early 2000s but is not involved in NorBOL. “Register [the barcode] for a particular gene in each plant species, and you can discriminate them next time they are encountered,” he says, “even if it’s just a grain of pollen or a leaf fragment in a caterpillar.”

Alsos and senior engineer Marie Merkel, who are in charge of barcoding vascular plants and fungi as part of NorBOL, have already barcoded about 2,000 plant varieties, using DNA that they and their colleagues have obtained either by extraction from the museum’s archive of specimens or by going out into the wilderness. The information will ultimately be entered into the Barcode of Life Data System—an ambitious global database project initiated by Hebert that aims to document all life on Earth. So far,thought. Additionally, “the species we find there were farther north than their current limit,” explains Alsos. The barcode library could help assess changes in biodiversity associated with previous warming periods to determine if any species extinctions occurred within the Arctic ecosystems, she adds. “This is important because it shows us what to expect now.”

This ability to turn back the clock on current patterns of biodiversity can provide some powerful insight, botanist Jeff Saarela explains in an email to The Scientist. Saarela researches Arctic biodiversity using barcoding techniques at the Canadian Museum of Nature but is not involved in the NorBOL project. “We can use present-day genetic information to reconstruct how a plant species attained its current distribution after the glaciers melted some 10,000 years ago.”

By providing such data


on species’ responses to a warming climate, the significance of the Norwegian barcoding project extends far beyond the Arctic circle, notes the University of Guelph’s Hebert. “Arctic ecosystems are the bellwether for global change,” he says. “It’s for this reason they merit special investigation.”"Hang on." "We're getting to you." "Man:" "Everybody, back up!" "All right, we got to get him out." "Got that side." "[Voices echoing]" "♪ ♪" "Give him room." "Give him room!" "Okay, let's get him on the stretcher." "Ready?" "One, two, three, lift." " [Siren walls in distance]" " Got him?" "Okay, careful." "Watch his head." " Watch out." " All right, set him down here." " Set him down here, guys." " Careful." "All right, let's put him down." "All right, slowly, slowly." "[Breathing raggedly]" "Reporter:" "The nation is captivated by Congressman Peter MacLeish, found alive in the Capitol ruins, making him the only survivor thus far of the unspeakable act that has claimed more than 1,000 lives, including the President, Vice President," "and nearly all of


issues." "It's not a problem." "[Door opens]" "Ms. Rhodes, Mr. Shore, could you come with me, please?" " What?" "Now?" " Yes, sir." "It's important." "Congresswoman, will you excuse us, please?" "Perhaps it's about that problem you're not having." " You wanted to see us?" " Yes." "The NSA and Homeland Security just finished their analysis on the hack." "All of our data, files, codes..." "Everything's intact." "What, so you're saying they didn't take anything?" "No." "They left something behind." "[Speaking Arabic]" "Interpreter:" "I am Majid Nassar." "At your Capitol building, my Al-Sakar Martyrs Brigade annihilated your government, so you, too, can experience the same terror and death that you have visited upon our lands." "Righteousness is our guide, and we are many." "God is great." "God istoday to air tonight." "This interview is a get." "Every network wanted it, but we hope Elizabeth Vargas is a friend of the court." "What if she brings up the blackout?" "Aaron:" "She won't, sir." "The story's been contained." "This is all about the country getting to know you." "You want to be in command, but approachable." "Smart, but relatable." "What about sincere?" "Yeah, you could..." "Sincere could work." "You can go with sincere if you want." "I'll go with sincere." "Vargas:" "It is astonishing that Congressman MacLeish survived." "It's incredibly encouraging to have good news in these heartbreaking times." "And difficult times, certainly, to lead, given the challenge from the governor of Michigan, the near riot in the Capitol." "Well, thankfully, those crises were averted." "But I


and I'd like your comment on this, please..." "Where is this going?" "Somewhere I don't like." "...that President Richmond fired you from his Cabinet on the day of the attack in the Capitol?" "Mr. President, were you fired?" "And... and if you were, can you understand why some may say you have no business being the President of the United States?" " Mr. President, were you fired?" " Sir, please?" "I'm sorry." "Can you excuse me for one second?" " Of course." " Thank you." "I have no idea how they got ahold of that information." "Maybe from the hack?" "No, NSA said our files weren't compromised." "Look, this is on the record." "I'm gonna have to answer." " You have to tell the truth." " Are youknow he'd be pleased to have one of those friends here today to say a few words." "What'd he just say?" "I..." "Must be a mistake." "No one else is slated to speak." "This person is someone my father spoke about with great admiration and respect, and someone we are blessed to have represent us during such uncertain times..." "Congresswoman Kimble Hookstraten." "Hookstraten?" "Still think it was a good idea for him to tell the truth at the interview?" "This isn't good." "No." "This is what you get for being honest in D.C...." "Opportunism." "[Sighs]" "And when he rose from those pine thickets of Louisiana to the heights of power on the Potomac, my friend Robert Richmond never imagined that he'd be struck down by the enemies of


liberty." "And I am reminded now, more than ever before, that a country of the people, by the people, and for the people will not perish from this earth." "She good." "I'll give her that." "She's so political, she doesn't even seem political." "Hookstraten:" "May God bless you, and God bless the United States of America." "[Applause]" "♪ ♪" "Ma'am, I just got a call from Leo's security detail." "Your son had them take him to 88 Hartford Drive." " Okay, thanks, Mike." " Mr. President." "Galvanizing speech, Congresswoman." "Is something wrong, sir?" "No, not at all, Kimble." "Republicans, Democrats, Independents..." "We're all Americans today." "Isn't that what you said?" "Ever since that Elizabeth Vargas video came out, social media's been going crazy." "The "Designated Survivor, or DesignatedThis summer has seen the end of the lengthiest and most fulfilling gaming experience of my life: five years helping to run the Eve Online corporation, StateCorp. A five year plan? More like five years with no plan, but with endless drama. The corporation is currently in the process of moth-balling and disbanding, and so we took the opportunity to look back at what made those sixty months of Eve so fascinating, why we became so involved, and why it had to come to end. This retrospective comes to your courtesy of everyone who has been a member of StateCorp over the years.

In this first episode I want to set the scene and to touch on the most important themes. We’ll move onto some specifics about the game


called Keiretsu. I spent weeks learning about long range battleship combat – one of the staples of Eve’s multi-layered PvP over the years – sniping enemy ships from a hundred kilometres or more distance. Many of the Foundation veterans had been fighting out here for months, and they took the lead in teaching us how it was done.

StateCorp found itself dragged into huge fleet fights featuring scores, sometimes hundreds, of ships. We learned the value of speed, and the thrill of interceptor duels. We learned how to take losses gracefully, and how to make money quickly and safely. All good lessons for the future, but we remained inexpert fighters. Months would pass before we would begin to feel confident as a collective.

Soon another alliance made a play fortotally free open-air concert in Eberswalde on 1 July 2007 and at the Alte Oper in Frankfurt on Main on 7 October 2007. 2008 saw the band in Eindhoven Netherlands playing at E-Day (an electronic music festival); later in the year they also played the Night of the Prog Festival in Loreley, Germany, as well as concerts at the Kentish Town Forum, in London on 1 November, at the Picture House, Edinburgh on 2 November, and their first live concert in the USA for over a decade, at the UCLA Royce Hall, Los Angeles on 7 November.

In 2009, the group announced that they would play a concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, on 1 April 2010, titled the Zeitgeist concert, 35 years after their milestone concert


about a mile away is possibly because, at the time, this was the nearest clear feature by which it could be identified. Note that the name is Newton upon Derwent (from the Latin iuxta meaning near to or super meaning above) and not like Newton on Ouse, where the "on" is used because it is actually on the river.. Later, the Derwent became important to the village as a means of water transport. The fields on which the village have depended, stretch to the river. The water-meadow alongside the river, flooded often during the winter and spring is called the Mask has been and still is a part of the village's economy providing considerable crops of hay in the summer and grazing for sheep in the autumn andon various topics within the body of information about copyright that might help you understand the procedure.

The page clearly explains what copyright is, when and why you should register your copyright in published work, and the most common myths of copyright. (I have heard at least one of these myths from aspiring writers every time I have given a talk on writing.)

The Writer Beware site notes:

— Unpublished manuscripts: you do not need to register this work; theft is highly unlikely.
— Published short stories and articles: registration is a good idea, though the magazine’s copyright may cover your writing.
— Published book-length manuscripts: registration is essential.

Recently I discovered that even trade publishers may no longer register copyright; small presses often don’t want to spend the money; and self-publication means it’s


book is in print, get the proper form from the U.S. Copyright Office, fill it out, pay the fee and send the required copies to register your copyright. In doing so, you are not only defending your own rights to your work throughout your lifetime, but protecting a valuable asset for your heirs.

U.S. Copyright Officehttp://www.copyright.gov/
The website of the U.S. Copyright Office offers all the information you need to register copyright, phone numbers to call for help, and a contact form; I have not used it, so I don’t know how quickly you could expect a response. The site has a list of frequently asked questions, and offers informative publications and tutorials to download. The website may seem overwhelming at first but stick with it and you’ll be ableNo, you don’t have to write science fiction to use this website, though a membership fee or donation will help keep the website up and running. While you’re there reading about copyright, explore some of the other information offered: “Alerts for Writers” names unscrupulous agencies that prey on writers, as does the “Thumbs Down Agencies List and Publishers List”. The SFWA website discusses literary agencies, editors, contests, self-publishing– virtually any topic that might be of concern to a writer who wishes to publish– and the language is clear. (Here’s the assessment of a press that held fraudulent contests: “Its Terms and Conditions, however, stink.”) I recommend keeping a shortcut to this site on your desktop for a check on anything puzzling.

The Chicago Manual of Stylehttp://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home.html
The main reference work


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4791.156996182
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What is -0.77099603 - 0.869?
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What is the distance between -46900 and 60207.76?
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A weblog about eating well.

April 13, 2006

Argentine beef

A follow-up on Argentine beef from A Full Belly reader: "Besides the free-pampa pasturing of animals in Argentina, the slaughter method is also different. The animals are killed and bled (not kosher, but the bleeding is similar) and the meat is delivered to markets / end-users within 48 (max72) hours. If you ever walked around in Buenos Aires in the mornings you've seen men in bloodied white clothes w/ OR-like caps on carrying beef-halves into the butcher shops. So, unlike the "aged Black-Angus" we'retrained to want in the States, aging is considered what one does w/bad meat in Argentina."

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Argentine beef

A follow-up on Argentine beef from A Full Belly reader: "Besides the free-pampa pasturing of animals in Argentina, the slaughter method is     num3[i] <- sum(exp(-4 * (vect[i] - vect[-i])))
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benefits for the country’s economy, it will also help marine conservation in the area.

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Former Tipperary footballer Bill Ryan vividly recalls the events that took place in Croke Park on 21 November 1920, a day subsequently known as Bloody Sunday.

On the morning of 21 November 1920, 14 men were killed in a synchronised operation to kill British agents in Dublin directed by Irish Republican Army (IRA) chief of intelligence Michael Collins. In retaliation members of the Auxiliary Division and Royal Irish Constabulary opened fire on the 5,000-strong crowd attending a football match between Dublin and Tipperary in Croke Park, killing 14 and injuring numerous civilians.

You could hear the bullets whizzing, sure it was like a battle.

Bill Ryan describes how he got off the pitch by following a Dublin player. He ended up being held in the Hill 16 terrace and was searched    opad[idx] = self.key[idx] ^ opad[idx]
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issue with vehicles like buses, delivery trucks, and garbage trucks that spend their lives crawling around cities, since that kind of low-speed, stop-and-go duty cycle plays right into the strengths of an electric powertrain, and the vehicles can recharge at the end of their route. Proterra also developed a high-speed charging system for buses (which it's offering to anyone without licensing fees), although even with its high-voltage system in operation, the 660kWh record-breaking bus would still need at least an hour to get back to a full charge.

The electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicle segment appears to be gathering steam. In addition to Proterra and the Chinese EV bus builder BYD, Daimler recently announced plans to supply short-haul electric trucks to UPS. And both Cummins and Tesla are workingas
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The fully activated BRI1 triggers a series of phosphorylation or dephosphorylation events to transduce the extracellular BR signals into the cytosol. BRI1 phosphorylates BSK1 (BR-Signaling Kinase1), CDG1 (Constitutive Differential Growth1), and some of their homologs, leading to phosphorylation and subsequent activation of members of a unique family of protein phosphatases with Kelch-like domain (PPKLs) that include BSU1 (bri1 suppressor1) and BSU1-Like1-3 (BSL1-3) \[[@B24-ijms-21-04340],[@B25-ijms-21-04340],[@B26-ijms-21-04340]\]. It is generally believed that the phosphorylated BSU1/BSLs inactivate BIN2 (Brassinosteroid-Insensitive2), which is a member of the plant GSK3 (Glycogen Synthase Kinase3)-like kinase family, via dephosphorylation of a phosphorylated tyrosine (Tyr) residue in the activation loop of BIN2 \[[@B27-ijms-21-04340]\]. The dephosphorylated BIN2 also interacts with KIB1 (Kink suppressed in *bzr1-1D*1), an F-box E3 ubiquitin ligase, leading to BIN2 ubiquitination and proteasome-mediated degradation \[[@B28-ijms-21-04340]\]. Upon BIN2


inactivation and degradation, two highly similar BIN2 substrates, BZR1 (Brassinazole-resistant1) and BES1 (bri1-EMS suppressor1) \[[@B29-ijms-21-04340],[@B30-ijms-21-04340]\] are rapidly dephosphorylated by certain nuclear-localized members of the PP2A (protein phosphatase 2A) family \[[@B31-ijms-21-04340]\], leading to their nuclear accumulation. The dephosphorylated BZR1 and BES1 bind to their target promoters containing BRRE (BR-response element) (CGTGC/TG) and/or E-box (CANNTG) motif to regulate expression of thousands of BR-responsive genes that are crucial for plant growth and development \[[@B32-ijms-21-04340],[@B33-ijms-21-04340]\].

In the past few years, several excellent reviews were published that summarized the significant progresses in understanding how the BR signal is perceived at the cell surface and how the extracellular BR signal is transduced into the nucleus to regulate a wide range of plant developmental and physiological processes \[[@B10-ijms-21-04340],[@B11-ijms-21-04340],[@B12-ijms-21-04340],[@B34-ijms-21-04340]\]. In this review, we present a critical analysiscan be subdivided into the JM (juxtamembrane) region, a canonical serine/threonine (Ser/Thr) kinase domain, and a short C-terminal tail (CT) of 36 amino acids (AAs). The Arabidopsis genome encodes three BRI1 homologs: BRL1 (BRI1-Like1), BRL2 (also known as VH1 for Vascular Highway1 \[[@B37-ijms-21-04340]\]), and BRL3. BRL1 and BRL3 can also bind BRs and function as BR receptors \[[@B38-ijms-21-04340],[@B39-ijms-21-04340]\], whereas BRL2/VH1 does not bind BR but functions in a BR-independent manner to regulate vascular development \[[@B37-ijms-21-04340],[@B40-ijms-21-04340]\]. Gene expression analysis and genetic studies revealed that BRI1 is expressed in most plant tissues/organs, whereas BRLs are found only in the vascular tissues and stem cell niches \[[@B41-ijms-21-04340]\]. BRLs have been shown to be involved in vascular development \[[@B42-ijms-21-04340]\] and plant tolerance to abiotic stresses, such as hypoxia and drought \[[@B43-ijms-21-04340],[@B44-ijms-21-04340]\].

2.1. Maintaining


in yeast with a kinase-dead partner \[[@B18-ijms-21-04340]\]. More important, a BRI1-FLAG fusion protein could not be activated by exogenously applied BR in a transgenic Arabidopsis line that lacks BAK1 and its two close homologs \[[@B49-ijms-21-04340]\]. Furthermore, a recent study showed that ligand-independent heterodimerization of a chimeric LRR-RLK, which was composed of the extracellular domain of BIR3 and the intracellular domain of BRI1, and BAK1 led to constitutive activation of the BR signaling pathway \[[@B56-ijms-21-04340]\]. All these biochemical and genetic/transgenic experiments argue against the widely accepted sequential-phosphorylation model. This model posits that BR binding-triggered conformational changes result in weak activation of BRI1 and its subsequent phosphorylation and activation of BAK1, which can then transphosphorylate BRI1 for its full activation \[[@B21-ijms-21-04340]\]. Further studies, especially structural analysis of the ligand-bound full-lengthBrassicaceae family and exclusively expressed in pollen with yet unknown physiological function \[[@B178-ijms-21-04340]\], was predicted and shown to be a functional PSP \[[@B176-ijms-21-04340],[@B177-ijms-21-04340]\]. Consistently, molecular modeling revealed that BSU1 has the conserved PSP structure of an α/β fold with a β-sandwich surrounded by a large and a small α-helical domains ([Figure 6](#ijms-21-04340-f006){ref-type="fig"}) and contains three catalytic signature motifs, GDXHG (GlyAsp^510^IleHis^511^Gly in BSU1), GDXVDRG (GlyAsp^544^TyrValAspArgGly in BSU1), and GNHE (GlyAsn^576^HisGlu in BSU1), plus two conserved His residues (His^629^ and His^707^ in BSU1). It was well established that these conserved residues coordinate two metal ions that bind and activate a water molecule for its nucleophilic attack on the phosphate ester linkage with a Ser/Thr residue \[[@B179-ijms-21-04340]\]. These signature motifs are quite different from the HCX~5~R motif ([Figure 6](#ijms-21-04340-f006){ref-type="fig"}), the catalytic


and enhancing BR signaling to promote phloem differentiation \[[@B203-ijms-21-04340]\]. Similarly, a stomata lineage cell-expressed POLAR (polar localization during asymmetric division and redistribution) protein \[[@B204-ijms-21-04340]\], interacts with BIN2 and several other GSK3-like kinases to prevent their nuclear localization and transiently polarizes their subcellular distributions, thus driving asymmetric cell division essential for stomata development \[[@B205-ijms-21-04340]\]. It is noteworthy that the rice PM-associated protein GW5 (grain width and weight5) interacts with OsGSK2, a rice homolog of BIN2, to inhibit the OsGSK2's phosphorylation activity, presumably by recruiting OsGSK2 to the PM, and to enhance BR signaling that regulates grain width and weight in rice \[[@B206-ijms-21-04340]\]. The regulation of BIN2/GSKs via differential subcellular localization was also discovered in *Sorghum bicolor*, which uses DW1 (Dwarfing1), a PM/cytosol-localized protein, to interact with SbBIN2 (a *Sorghumbicolor* BIN2 homolog), thus preventing the nuclear localization of SbBIN2 and increasing BR signaling \[[@B207-ijms-21-04340]\]. It will be interesting to know if their Arabidopsis homologs can also bind BIN2/GSK3s to enhance BR signaling. More importantly, further studies are needed to understand how these four distinct proteins with little sequence homology interact with BIN2/GSK3s to regulate their subcellular distributions. Careful biochemical analyses of their association with BIN2/GSK3s could define the minimum binding motifs while structural biology studies might reveal similar docking mechanisms to allow their BIN2/GSK3-binding.

In contrast to these four proteins that enhance BR signaling by preventing nuclear localization of BIN2/GSK3s, at least two members of the Arabidopsis HSP90 family whose mammalian homologs were known to assist the folding and activation of GSK3β \[[@B167-ijms-21-04340]\], were shown to keep BIN2


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Young, whose Outreach Program Inc. is one of three groups that distribute toys collected by firefighters.

“It's not our desire to turn anyone down,” she said. “Those kids are not responsible if they are here illegally. It is the parents' responsibility.”

The idea of a charity turning away children because of decisions made by their parents unsettled some immigration activists.

“It is very disturbing to think a holiday like Christmas would be tainted with things like this,” said Cesar Espinoza, executive director of America for All, a Houston-based advocacy group. “Usually, people target the adults because the adults made the decision to migrate, where the children are just brought through no fault of their own.”

Other groups don't require specific documentation, relying instead on outside groups to recommend families.

“When you distribute toys


be Saturday at the George R. Brown Convention Center, when 2,520 children from 63 area elementary schools will be treated to gifts by Navidad En El Barrio.

Israel Gomez, a retired Houston police officer who runs the program, said the kids are asked to donate one can of food.

Navidad En El Barrio draws participants from schools with a high percentage of students who qualify for free lunches.

For programs that select recipients themselves, deciding what documentation to require can be tricky. Alanis said the Salvation Army traditionally has required photo identification and proof of income and legal residency to ensure help reaches those most in need and to prevent people from registering at multiple Salvation Army locations.

Catholic Charities doesn't ask for proof of income or immigration status. But it doesgrass Yorkshire fog *Holcus lanatus* or by sea campion *Silene uniflora*.

We also recorded the density of breeding puffins, since, in other island populations, mice have been recorded scavenging and preying on seabird eggs and juveniles (Angel, Wanless, & Cooper, [2009](#fec13354-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}; Cuthbert & Hilton, [2004](#fec13354-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}). Furthermore, seabirds represent a potential source of marine‐derived nutrients in the diet of the mice, and such nutrients have a distinctive isotopic signature (Hobson, [1987](#fec13354-bib-0025){ref-type="ref"}). Values for "puffin density" are based on counts of occupied Atlantic puffin *Fratercula arctica* burrows from a census carried out in April/May 2017 (Newell, Harris, Burthe, & Daunt, [2017](#fec13354-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"}). There was no significant change in the Isle of May puffin population between 2013 and 2017 (Newell et al., [2017](#fec13354-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"}), so the distribution of occupied burrows here is likely representative


body mass and SVL for each individual using the method described by Peig and Green ([2009](#fec13354-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"}). SMI represents the equivalent value for body mass after allometric scaling to a standard body length and therefore represents excess or shortfall of mass for a given size. SMI correlates positively with the size of nutritional reserves (Peig & Green, [2009](#fec13354-bib-0044){ref-type="ref"}).

Circulating leptin levels were used as a further biomarker of physiological status and body condition (Abolins et al., [2018](#fec13354-bib-0002){ref-type="ref"}; Abolins, Pocock, Hafalla, Riley, & Viney, [2011](#fec13354-bib-0003){ref-type="ref"}). Serum samples were processed in duplicate with a custom Bio‐Rad Bio‐Plex mouse cytokine reagent kit according to manufacturer\'s protocol (Bio‐Rad). Along with detection antibodies for leptin, we also included detection antibodies for a number of cytokines in the multiplex assay (see "Immune markers" below).

Following incubation, thepossible combinations of fixed effects using the R package MuMIn (Barton, [2016](#fec13354-bib-0008){ref-type="ref"}) and took the average of any resulting models for which ΔAIC (Akaike information criterion) \< 2 as compared to the model with the lowest AIC value.

To examine associations between dietary variation and other ecological factors, we conducted two linear mixed models with δ^13^C and δ^15^N as the respective response variables. Fixed effects were age, sex, dominant vegetation, puffin density and presence/absence of *T. muris* and *S. obvelata*, with a random effect of sample site. Model checking, simplification and averaging were carried out as above.

2.8. Software {#fec13354-sec-0010}
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Statistical analysis was carried out in [r]{.smallcaps} version 3.4.4 (R Core Team, [2018](#fec13354-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"}), using packages [tidyverse]{.smallcaps} for data manipulation and visualization (Wickham, [2016](#fec13354-bib-0072){ref-type="ref"}), [vegan]{.smallcaps} for redundancy analysis (Oksanen et al. [2016](#fec13354-bib-0041){ref-type="ref"}), [lme4]{.smallcaps} for linear mixed


improve fit (leptin ΔAIC = −0.82, *p* = 0.28; SMI: ΔAIC = 0.03, *p* = 0.15).

![Variation in circulating leptin concentration with carbon isotope values. Points represent individual mice, and line shows model prediction with grey shading for ±*SE*](FEC-33-1425-g003){#fec13354-fig-0003}

######

Final coefficients for linear models of two condition variables (leptin concentration and Scaled Mass Index (SMI)) after model selection and averaging. Coefficients highlighted in bold are those for which the 95% confidence interval does not include zero

  Term                    Leptin       SMI                                 0.23     −0.65     1.10     0.345
  *Trichuris* *muris*     −0.180       −0.676       0.315        0.5

LCI: lower 95% confidence interval; UCI: upper 95% confidence interval.

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3.3. Nitrogen isotope values vary with location {#fec13354-sec-0014}
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The tested ecological variables did not explain any dietary variation in terms of carbon isotope values (Table [3](#fec13354-tbl-0003){ref-type="table"}). Trapping location was not retained in the δ^13^C model as it did not contribute


filled circles). Of the variables shown here, only location explained a significant proportion of variation in δ^15^N values](FEC-33-1425-g004){#fec13354-fig-0004}

4. DISCUSSION {#fec13354-sec-0015}
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Here, we have shown that stable isotope values, very likely linked to natural dietary variation, are associated with the levels of stimulation for a wild mouse\'s immune system. Specifically, individuals with low values for δ^13^C show increased expression of immune‐related genes, particularly those associated with inflammatory responses. The effects appear to be local to the gut, as we observed these changes in the MLNs, but failed to find evidence for similar effects in the spleen or circulating blood. We found that the individuals with low δ^13^C also tended to have higher concentrations of leptin in the blood, although leptin alone did not explain the change in immune state. Wein the database itself and how updates to this state can be used to build reactive user interfaces which update in real-time, with GraphQL Subscriptions and live-queries. Then we will take a look at how serverless functions can be used to execute business logic and how these functions can be triggered on database events, which are updates to this state.

In short, I will go over different architecture patterns, open-source tools used, code-samples, observed benefits, and pros/cons, and how this pattern fits into the larger GraphQL and serverless revolution that we are undergoing. I will end with a small live-coding demo to show how easy it is to plan and build a reactive application.

Speaker bio

Shahidh is an engineer at Hasura and one of the maintainers of Hasura GraphQL Engine.


Israel committed to destroying any hope of justice for the Palestinians.

I have analysed earlier efforts to foment panic about a “new anti-semitism”, including during the early years of the second intifada, when Israel’s popularity plummeted. As now, Israel tried to deflect attention from its increasingly clear abuses of Palestinians – and its lack of interest in peace-making – by suggesting that the problem lay with critics rather than its policies. You can see my articles about this here, here and here.

Then, the chief targets of the “new anti-semitism” smear were supposedly leftist elements in the media who were concealing their true goal – vilification of Jews – behind criticism of Israel. The campaign, despite being patent nonsense, was successful enough that it cowed the few critical voices inQ:

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A:

The format of the JDBC connection string depends on the database vendor or driver (apart from the jdbc: prefix and the requirement of having at least three separated-by-colons fields - see here).
In the case of Oracle, and specifically its "thin" driver, there are several syntaxes, depending on whether you use the Service Name or the SID
In short, if using Service Name you write
jdbc:oracle:thin:@//host_name:port_number/service_name
where host_name can be localhost.
If using SID you write  instead
jdbc:oracle:thin:@host_name:port_number:sid_number
Your example corresponds to this latter case.


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Reviewed by R Nance - Great Concert DVD

I attended the first "Bring Me Home" show that Sade had in the US and it was the best show I've ever been to. I knew after I left the show that I would be buy the DVD when her tour was over. Nothing compares to the live show but I do have to say that they did a great job making you feel as if you're in the concert. I definitely recommend this DVD.

Reviewed by JS. - Absolutely LOVED THIS DVD

I loved this DVD & the packaging was very surprised that I also got a CD to play in my car
perhaps it was part of the original packaging ( I probably overlooked


awesome!!. Sade really gave her best! All I can recommend is BUY! BUY! BUY!

Already had this DVD, loved it, bought this copy for Christmas gift. They lived it too!

Reviewed by Scottj1911 - Great DVD!

I love Sade and this DVD is outstanding. A must have if you want to see and treasure an auesome Sade performance.

Reviewed by Keith DeLancey - Sade is Godlike! Er ... Goddesslike!!!

One of my favorite bands of all time with a divine front-woman! This Blu-ray is a beautiful way to remember that tour! Please tour again Sade!!!

Reviewed by pounder - As Expected

Great video and audio quality which only enhanced a great performance. Would love to see Sade live but she doesn't tour very often and even less in the US. I'll take what I canget! Well worth the $$

Reviewed by Pat - Fabulous!

I saw Sade when she came to the US and it was the best concert I ever saw in my entire life. Definitely wanted to buy the DVD to keep the experience going.

Reviewed by Jazzmann - Five Stars

All I can say is WOW!!!
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Reviewed by david davis - Sade is beautiful and so is her music

Sade is always a great, owning this cd and dvd will provide hours of beautiful time for me to escape from this crazy world. :-) Sade keep making them and i will keep buying them.

Reviewed by Amazon Customer - What a great performance!

I did not get to see this great band live when


that way is so … dispiriting.

I understand them just fine. They’re usually racist, don’t “believe” in science or facts. I’ve had enough of these kinds of “but what about the poor conservatives?” pieces.

Another:

Honestly, I’m getting a little tired of This American Life’s fixation on conservatives. I really have no interest in them or their feelings.

This intolerance to even listen to someone else … that’s new among our audience. Three or four years ago, we never got this reaction.

Often, reading the comments, one of my co-workers says it freaks him out because he feels like people don’t understand what journalism is. Sending some of our stories into this environment is like throwing baby bunnies into a cage of hungry snakes.

Like, we really expect them not to lick their lipsdidn’t want it to happen but you humanized him.”

And I was like “we didn’t humanize him! He is a human!”

You know? We were simply documenting who he is like we document anyone else. Zoe presented his stubborn idealism and also his flaws – argued with his premises – challenged him point by point throughout the hour. The same way we do with anyone who comes on the show.

This listener seemed cautiously okay with the fact that she was seeing him as a human being. Seeing a Republican senator as a person. To be sure, a person she did not agree with. But a person with principles and decency … and not a monster.

The fact that journalism can do that ... I think that’s one of the things journalism


friends have been shot, and they fear getting shot. We did an hour of women in an office talking about – among other things – how it messed them up – like messed with their minds and feelings – to have a sexually harassing boss.

And I don’t think we changed anyone’s mind on any of those issues.

But I do think those kinds of stories made clear the stakes of what those experiences are. In some crude dumb way, those stories do the most old-fashioned thing a story is supposed to do. Which is: they make it possible to imagine, if this happened to you, this is what it might feel like.

I want to be clear about what I’m saying. Empathy is not enough, in reporting. There are lotsidealistic your mission, the more cunning you have to employ to get people to engage with what you have to say.

On our show, we did two hours from the refugee camps in Greece, and we were very aware that if we said at the top of the show “Okay, great! America! Two hours from refugee camps in Greece!” I think any reasonable person would turn off the radio. Like that’s just too sad.

But being cunning means, for starters, you have to get really hardcore about how you begin those stories. How you’re going to pull people in and get them listening.

And again, this is kind of terrible thing to say … but our goal is to get them pulled in and listening before they actually understand what the