incentives to electric-displacing systems.

The CSI Thermal Program Administrators will pay incentives to qualifying propane-displacing SWH systems on a first-come, first-served basis using the $100.8 million in funds collected from electric ratepayers for the general market CSI Program. Incentive funds used for propane-displacing systems should count against Step 10 of the general market CSI program in the same manner as funds used for electric-displacing SWH installations in D.10-01-022.

(End of Appendix)

1 The CSI Thermal PAs are Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Southern California Edison Company (SCE), Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) and the California Center for Sustainable Energy (CCSE) in the San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) service territory.

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Q:

How to specify a local custom SSL truststore for Hornetq client when connecting via JNDI naming server

We have a java client (mule app) which is using hornetq client (v2.3.25.SP20)  for connecting to the HornetQ remote server via the JNDI naming server (port 1099).
The connection is secured with SSL. The driver is requiring the javax.net.ssl.trustStore property to be set explicitly. Otherwise, it does not find the trust store.
We would like to specify a custom truststore for the session.
But setting  a global property javax.net.ssl.trustStore may affect other applications. So, we are looking for the alternative.
I've coded a custom trust manager (X509TrustManager) which points to the custom truststore. But the issue is that it's used only for establishing connectivity with the JNDI server. Then, the actual connection object is = 93  // { int sys_accept4(int s, struct sockaddr *name, socklen_t *anamelen, int flags); }
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with certain accuracy, so that after a cancellation of this estimated interference from the received signal, detection performance based on the new resulting signal of the cancellation may be improved. Hence, estimation of the interference has decisive role in this cancellation operation.
However, usually, a blind detection of the interference estimation is either infeasible due to the UE's limited capability or results in a low accuracy or robustness. To have a best tradeoff between the cost and performance, so-called network-assisted IC is necessary.
For network-assisted IC, different IC methods can be used. Two kinds of IC methods are extensively discussed. One is Symbol Level Interference Cancellation (SLIC), and the other is CodeWord level Interference Cancellation (CWIC). For SLIC, an interference signal is regenerated after demodulation and is further subtracted fromPercutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) combined with stenting improves clinical outcomes compared with PTCA alone in acute myocardial infarction.
Balloon angioplasty in acute myocardial infarction is an established procedure. The procedure is limited by the potential for early abrupt reocclusion (18-20%) and other complications. Coronary stenting improves the initial success rate, decreases the incidence of abrupt closure, and is associated with a reduced rate of restenosis. For these reasons, coronary stenting is increasingly utilized to treat acute myocardial infarction. The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of coronary stenting with percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) in the management of acute myocardial infarction. Clinical data from a retrospective review of 228 consecutive patients admitted with acute myocardial infarction who underwent primary or rescue coronary intervention were used.


under letters of trusteeship issued by the Surrogate, and an attorney alleged to have participated with them in certain breaches of trust.  In the first action Judge Foley declined jurisdiction.  The second action was brought for an injunction against proceedings for an accounting in the Surrogate's Court, subsequently commenced by defendants, and the cause was dismissed for the reasons which governed the first disposition.

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We hold that as to those claims the prosecution of which would constitute an interference with the previously attached quasi in rem jurisdiction of the Surrogate's Court the district Court's order of dismissal was correct; but that insofar as the plaintiff's claims would not interfere with such a prior jurisdiction, it was improper either to dismiss them, or to retain them and thenhis son, was named his administrator C.T.A., as well as administrator C.T.A. of Carrie's estate.  None of the several fiduciaries thus involved with the assets of the estate of Carrie have as yet rendered an accounting despite plaintiff's demands that they do so.  Plaintiff has received income in the amount of $1,500 per year from the trustee.

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Johnson D. McMahon was counsel to Carrie Beach, and to Samuel Beach, Jr., and is presently counsel to and director and vice-president of the Rome Trust Company, as well as counsel to and a director of the Beach Lumber Company.  Robert J. Beach has succeeded his father as president of the Beach Lumber Company, and holds all the stock of the company which is not in the trust.

6
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about equal to this sum, although it is not alleged that Samuel, Jr. was without other income, and it appears from affirmative allegations that he served actively as chief officer of Beach Lumber Company.  While the complaint refers to plaintiff as if she were the legal and equitable owner of one-half of the Carrie estate, there is no allegation that she is anything other than a life beneficiary of the trust established by the will.  Plaintiff sets forth her income from the trust as $1,500 per year, and alleges that as against the supposed corpus, presumably $150,000, her income reveals a corpus of only $25,000, at 6%.

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The second cause of action alleges a breach of trust in the retention by the trustee of the stock ofright of the plaintiff to share in the res; while it has at the same time been established that they will decline to undertake the general administration of the property.  It this distinction is applicable in the present case then it follows that Judge Foley improperly concluded that because the plaintiff's claim to the stock as legal owner would present a question of will construction it was therefore within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Surrogate.

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However, it is argued, in reliance upon our decision in Sullivan v. Title Guarantee & Trust Co., supra, that because it plainly appears that even as to this claim the Supreme Court would defer to the jurisdiction of the Surrogate, the district court, under the rule of Guaranty Trust Co. of New York


ordinary equitable and legal cognizance within the substantially exclusive control of a particular court.  It is plain that no abstention from the exercise of jurisdiction should be sustained in such circumstances if the conditions governing the propriety of the assumption of jurisdiction otherwise obtain.  County of Allegheny v. Mashuda, supra; McClellan v. Carland, supra.  In a case such as this 'the party properly situated has a right, given by the Constitution of the United States, to have (his claims) tried * * * in a court of the United States, which cannot be defeated by state statutes enacted for the more convenient settlement of estates of decedents.'  Hess v. Reynolds, supra, 113 U.S. at page 77, 5 S.Ct. at page 378; see also PayneMaloof and his quest to find out more? Or is it about Vivian Maier herself? Or neither? I wasn’t sure, and I left the theater a little dissatisfied.

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Q:

What to do with wrong accepted answers on old posts?

More specifically, I'm talking about this answer: How efficient is a capacitive power supply? (the second part of the answer, which is, I think, essential).
Despite the comments people have made on this answer, I must say it has already confused me a few years ago, and I recently saw it again. It has been accepted at the time, and still has >0 votes (even with all the downvotes). The user doesn't seem to be around anymore (although he has been very highly active at a time, it seems, and was having a very high rep - which adds to the confusion), so he certainly won't edit it.
Would it be good practice to edit it myself and use the strikeouttests which measure the levels of sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, protein, uric acid, and glucose, can help to determine how well the kidneys are working.

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Traxler, a potential investor in a producing well operated by Huseman, known as the U.S.A. 17-7
well, as well as between Huseman and other current investors. The chancellor found that the
interference on Freeman's part was calculated to cause Huseman damage or loss, was without
justifiable cause, and caused such loss. Here, the Court finds error.

¶9. As opined by Judge McMillin, writing the dissent for the Court of Appeals,

     Huseman Oil presented evidence that would, in its best light, show a failed attempt by Freeman,
     acting on Empire's behalf, to tortiously interfere with one of Huseman Oil's existing contractual
     relationships -- namely, with its new propane gas supplier, Herring Gas. Because


this evidence to be
speculative and even the Court of Appeals plurality was at a loss to positively conclude what process
the chancellor used in determining Huseman's damages to be $72,000.00.(5)

                                               Conclusion

¶15. This Court agrees with the Court of Appeals dissent and its analysis of the evidence as to both
liability and damages. While Freeman's conduct was reprehensible and her credibility questionable,
the evidence presented at trial simply fails, as a matter of law, to be sufficient to support the findings
and judgment rendered by the chancellorswim training he continued to feel pain in his right shoulder, radiating into the radial side of the forearm and into the fingers. The clavicular head of the deltoid muscle showed a decreased sensation to light touch. An X-ray revealed a displaced fracture of the right clavicle (see Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}**Panel A**) and the athlete was advised to get this fracture treated surgically. A pre-operative CT scan was performed to help determine surgical fixation choices (see Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}**Panel B**). Since the athlete is a family physician and thus knows the available options, he asked for an intramedullary nail and the surgeon agreed. Post-surgically, the pain disappeared initially, but it returned after a few days. An MRI scan showed a small and, according to the surgeon, negligible hematoma around the


plexus which was, according to the neurologist\'s expert opinion, the reason for the pain. Additionally, also the pressure impinging on the nerves during the accident occurrence could lead to a delayed onset of pain. Clinical and neurophysiological examination revealed a decreased sensation to light touch in the service area of the musculocutaneus nerve leading to the working hypothesis of a lesion of the musculocutaneus nerve. The neurologist\'s assessment showed that there were no signs of atrophy. With pregabalin - an antiepileptic drug which can be used for the treatment of neuropathic pain - (LYRICA^®^, Pfizer AG, Zurich, Switzerland), the patient was free of pain and continued training. Four months after the operation the radiological examination was repeated (see Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}**Panel C and D**) and the nail was removed.of the musculocutaneous nerve. In most cases, palsies of the brachial plexus are the result of a high-energy trauma leading to traction-injuries associated with an acute onset of the symptoms and poor prognosis, whereas the presence of a clavicle fracture in such cases is much less important\[[@B1],[@B2]\]. In 1991, Della Santa described, that only 1% of brachial plexus injuries are caused by bone fragments after a clavicle fracture\[[@B4]\]. We assume that in this case both - the sensible as well as the motoric - parts of the musculocutaneus nerve as well as the sensible part of the axillaris nerve were hurt by the clavicle fragments, whereas the sensible part of the musculocutaneus nerve convalesced in the meantime. Therefore, this case report shows an incident with a very rare


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= haematocrit; Plt = platelet count; Alat = alanine aminotransferase; Aspat = aspartate aminotransferase; ESR = erythrocyte sedimentation rate.

In stage I, there was neither a bias in the type of afflicted joint nor in the type of joint pain in either of the groups. In stage II almost all people showed joint involvement in both knees, whereas in Groups A and B only half of the patients showed joint involvement at this location ([Table 3](#marinedrugs-11-01920-t003){ref-type="table"}, [Table 4](#marinedrugs-11-01920-t004){ref-type="table"}). Each subject commenced with a baseline assessment followed by four separate assessment sessions with the physician during a three-month period. The study was conducted during a five-month period in total.

The disease durations were between four to 14 years in Group A, and between two to 16 years in Groups B andvalue for this activity. The total HAQ score was equal to the median value of all sub scores. The physician reviewed this questionnaire at four-week intervals. A reduction of a HAQ value ≥ 0.25 was evaluated as a significant clinical improvement. The improvement of the level of physical activities was considered to be an improvement of quality of life.

### 2.2.3. Improvement of Health and Disease Condition

Patients had to draw pictures in their personal assessment journals.

### 2.2.4. Safety Assessment

At the baseline and at the end of the study, the analytical testing included blood counts (white blood cells, red blood cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit, platelet count, liver function testing (Aspat, Alat) and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR).

### 2.2.5. Tolerance of the Intervention Treatments

At each of the three four-week assessments, a physician enquired


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The Pearson's chi-square test value of all 3 groups was 7.04 (*p* = 0.13).

In Group C, 95% of the patients showed an improvement with the intake of PCSO-524™. In summary, 87% of the patients treated with PCSO-524™ confirmed improvements of their OA symptoms.

### 3.2.4. Safety Assessment

There were no statistically significant changes to blood parameters, liver function tests or erythrocyte sedimentation rates during the study. Patients who took PCSO-524™ showed a trend of improvement in their blood-cell count (increase of haemoglobin, haematocrit and erythrocytes; data not shown).

### 3.2.5. Tolerance

In stage I, all 25 patients


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the carrying handle of the rifle in order to carry the rifle horizontally
 Sling Arms: If the soldiers have a "sling" (strap) on their rifles, then this command can be called. The soldiers will loosen the sling so they can now have their rifles strapped around their shoulders.

See also

 Drill team
 Exhibition drill
 Drill (disambiguation)
 Military parade

References

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APV virus has been detected in some wild bird species (see, for example, Shin et al., 2000, J. Clin. Micro., 38:4282-4284), and other paramyxoviruses have been isolated from waterfowl (see, for example, Kelleher et al., 1984, Avian Dis., 29:400-407). Experimental studies have shown that Peking ducks (Anas platyrhynchos) are susceptible to infection with APV (Shin et al.,


2001, Am. J. Vet. Res., 62:991-994). In addition, the virus has been detected in sentinel Mallard ducks (Anas platyrhynchos) (Shin et al., 2000, J. Clin. Micro., 38:4282-4284). More recent studies have shown that sentinel Mallard ducks living in a pond adjacent to a turkey farm with an APV outbreak acquired the virus and developed anti-APV antibodies (Shin et al., 2002, Virus Res., 83:207-212).and the frequency was controlled by the experimenter. The whole experiment took approximately 40 min. [Figure 1(B)](#g001){ref-type="fig"} summarizes the timing of all the events in the experiment.

2.2 Pressure calibration {#sec2-2}
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The pressure exerted by the probe on the head was measured using thin, flexible, resistive pressure sensors (Tactilus Free Form by Sensor Products and FlexiForce from Tekscan) coupled to a custom (in-house) stabilized voltage circuit and a DAQ board (National Instruments). Two types of pressure sensors were chosen for the study, because the combination was able to discern the entire range of applied pressures with different sensitivities. The sensor units were tested in our lab, e.g., by applying pressure to them over their full specified range; only sensors that showed no hysteresis effects were chosen for mounting on the


probe on the scalp, and *ρ* is the source-detector separation on the tissue surface. *BF~ec~* is the blood flow index of the extra-cerebral tissues in the near-surface tissues. *CBF* is the cerebral blood flow associated with the deeper brain tissues, which is assumed to be independent of pressure. The ρ-dependent factor, *γ~ρ~*, accounts for the increasing cerebral blood flow contribution to the signals at larger source-detector separations; for our range of *ρ*, we expect this parameter to increase monotonically with *ρ,* and we expect *γ~ρ~* to be small for *ρ* = 0.5 cm. In contrast to *CBF*, the extra-cerebral blood flow contribution, *BF~ec~(t,P),* depends on probe pressure, *P*; we expect *BF~ec~(t,P)* to approach zero for large applied probe pressures, and we expect it to decrease monotonically with increasingprobe pressure.

This two-region model provides a simple framework that permits better understanding of our DCS flow data. Application of probe pressure provides a mechanism to investigate, account for, and minimize extra-cerebral contributions to the measured signal. For example, measurement of *BFI(t,P,ρ*) at small *ρ* and in two pressure conditions (i.e., low/high pressure), permits the absolute contribution of extra-cerebral tissues to the DCS signal to be estimated. This information about the extra-cerebral contributions then enables us to approximate the near-surface (extra-cerebral) flow effects at the other source-detector separations. In a different vein, variation of source-detector separation provides a mechanism to ferret out cerebral contributions to the signal.

Relative measurements of blood flow can also be analyzed within this framework. For example, *rBFI* due to some perturbation (e.g., breath-holding) can be


does not change with pressure, one can use [Eq. (6)](#e6){ref-type="disp-formula"} and the measurements to derive the ratio of *γ~ρ~* at different source-detector separations. For example, using the same two subjects above we can estimate the mean (standard deviation) of the ratios of the source-detector-dependent multiplicative factors in [Eq. (6)](#e6){ref-type="disp-formula"}, i.e., *γ~0.5~*/*γ~2.5~ =* 0.07(0.04), *γ~1.5~*/*γ~2.5~ =* 0.19(0.07).

3.2 Influence of pressure with global perturbations {#sec2-8}
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After quantifying the extra-cerebral signals with and without applied pressure at baseline, we sought to characterize physiologic responses of *BF~ec~* and *CBF* to simple ventilation perturbations measured with and without applied pressure. To this end, the subjects performed two tasks: breath-holding and hyperventilation. These tasks are known to change blood flow *globally*, i.e., in both extra-cerebral tissues and brain tissues, albeit not necessarily by the sameinteractions between genetic and environmental factors determine direction of population lateralization

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direction of the embyro's head rotation is determined by asymmetrical expression of several genes (such as shh, nodal,
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And though the mayor has previously brushed off involvement with a lobby group backed by Oxford Properties, in an unusual move president and CEO Blake Hutcheson told a crowd of investors on Monday that Tory influenced them to get involved with the ConnectScarborough organization that has been criticized as portraying itself as a grassroots campaign.

“We’ve been bombarded by the mayor’s office, who are fully in favour of the subway; by multiple councillors who have an alternative view,” Hutcheson said at an annual meeting of the pension group OMERS, which was captured on an official video posted online.

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when he's cutting back significantly . . . It’s a very short-term thinking for a long-term pain.”

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The Star reported last month that Oxford had quietly de-funded the ConnectScarborough group and had backed away from strongly advocating for a subway as the decision came to another vote at council.

At that March 28 meeting, Tory and a majority of council members who have championed the one-stop extension to the Town Centre rejected a motion from Councillor Josh Matlow to see a business case analysis comparing both the subwayit took six months to hire him. It’s also not clear why Stewart took four months to hire a coach when he only considered two candidates seriously enough to actually interview them — Berhalter and Oscar Pareja, as reported by Doug McIntyre.

The lack of serious candidates and the seemingly narrow nature of Stewart’s search won’t sit well with fans who think U.S. Soccer is in need of some outsiders to come in and bust up its insular culture. Gregg Berhalter’s older brother, Jay Berhalter, is the Chief Commercial Officer of U.S. Soccer and its second-highest paid employee. U.S. Soccer insists that Jay Berhalter was not involved in the coaching search, but he was on the GM search committee and signed off on Stewart’s hiring. While Jay Berhalter’s job


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His last big blowout should've been the stag party. After that, he should've got his act together and realized that all eyes would be on him. That's what makes his behavior so bizarre. There's nothing more the media likes then sex scandals involving the royals.

The question is: can Mike stop drinking when he starts? Or does he feel compelled to keep it up until he's in such a state that he loses control of his behaviour? If there'll be more of this, I'll suspect the latter.

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His last big blowout should've been the stag party. After that, he should've got his act


unreported at home , particularly during the World Cup? This latest report (albeit the scandal loving Mail) just shows the way these things will rumble on. As a trained athelete, he knows all about self discipline, but at a time when he needed it most it would appear this deserted him. I actually feel sorry for the couple because the media will scrutinise their behaviour over the next few years remorselessly.

Well if drinking and cheating is tough good for you and as you don't live here what do you know and you are very very wrong. Goodness there is so many nasty people on this forum I don't need to waste time with people like you

Then why do you respond to my post - but thanks for yourNeck Pain

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We will all experience neck pain at some time in our lives. About 15% of us will have neck pain this year. More than 5% of us have neck pain right now. Neck pain is a very common cause of disability in the general population.

Because it’s so common, we have a lot of information about it...

HOW LONG DOES NECK PAIN LAST?

On average, people suffer with neck pain for a period of 14-21 days. Some people are sore for a couple of days, some people are sore for a couple of months or longer, but the average is 2 to 3 weeks.

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"sitting is the new smoking". I think we will see a changes in workplaces over the next few years to limit people's sitting time. Research suggests we need to get up and move around for a minute every 20 minutes. I think we will see more stand-up desks, stand-up meetings, "walk-around" meetings, and enforced limits on sitting time.

PROGNOSIS FOR NECK PAIN

The prognosis for neck pain is good. If we study how people feel 6 weeks, 6 months, and 1 year after the start of their neck pain, the majority have recovered, no matter whether they seek treatment or not. It is generally regarded that non-specific or mechanical neck pain is self-limiting. Even if you don't do anything about it, it will get better by itself. Good news.

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to graphics technology. During this time game developers are making better and better graphics for their PC games or PC ports of their console games and they don’t want these assets to go to waste.

In the end the developers usually end up sacrificing something to get these superior graphics onto the inferior hardware. In some cases resolutions are dropped to below the standard 720p, sometimes frame rates are reduced to 30FPS and one of the best ways to increase the graphics quality is to reduce the field of view.

Why? Well the lower the field of view the less things appear on the screen at once. Less special effects, less lighting, less shadows and less polygons.

Unfortunately, since most console games outsell the PC version, PC gamers end up puttingCommodity Communicator Weekly

April 30, 2014

CANCELED FORAGE & GRASSLAND TOUR

Due to severe storm damage in central and northeast Arkansas, the Arkansas Forage and Grassland Council spring Forage Bus Tour scheduled in Lawrence and Randolph counties for Friday, May 2, is canceled.

Please pass on this notice to your producers, related agencies and other interested persons.

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The nematode *C. elegans* has been at the forefront of genomics research. It was the first metazoan organism with a completely sequenced genome (*C*aenorhabditis *elegans* Sequencing Consortium 1998). After the discovery of RNA interference (RNAi) ([@bib15]), multiple RNAi libraries were developed for performing genome-wide knockdown screens ([@bib23]; [@bib41]). Gene expression profiling studies using microarrays or RNA-seq have compared gene expression in sex-specific, developmental/aging-related, specific gene deletion, tissue-specific, and dietary or stress-related animal conditions ([@bib38]; [@bib19]; [@bib7]; [@bib36]; [@bib10]; [@bib42]; [@bib8]). While GO has been used extensively to analyze *C. elegans* gene expression profiling data, it has several limitations. First, ∼30% of *C. elegans* genes are not annotated in GO databases ([@bib12]), excluding these genes from the analysis. Thus, these genes are arbitrarily excluded from enrichment statistics. Second, thewhere each gene is first assigned to a category based on physiological function, and then to a molecular function or cellular location. WormCat provides a scaled bubble chart that allows the visualization and direct comparison of complex datasets. The tool also provides csv files containing input gene annotations, *P*-values from Fisher's exact tests, and Bonferroni multiple hypothesis testing corrections. We used WormCat to identify functional gene sets in published gene expression data and large-scale RNAi screens. WormCat reproducibly identified prior GO classifications, and provided an easy way to interpret visualization that enables the facile and intuitive comparison of multiple published datasets. We also identified new groups of enriched categories with potentially important biological significance, showing that WormCat provides enrichment information not revealed by GO. Taken together, WormCat offers


category, examples of which include *Stress response*, *Development*, and *Neuronal function*. If gene products have multiple functions within the cell, act in multiple cells type, or different developmental times, we prioritized assignment to molecular categories. Molecular categories harbor both genes whose products comprise molecular machines, as well as the chaperones or regulatory factors that are necessary for the function of such machines. We used information on the molecular function of human orthologs to classify *C. elegans* genes that had not been molecularly defined in nematodes, and were highly similar in BLAST scores. For example, we classified the *C. elegans* gene [W03D8.8](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00020989?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919) in *Metabolism: lipid: beta-oxidation* based on a BLAST score of *e* = 7 × 10^−37^ and similarity over 92% of its length to human ACOT4 (acyl-CoA thioesterase4). For genes with weaker homology to human genes, we further refined assignments using BLAST ([@bib2]) and the NCBI Conserved Domain server ([@bib31]). We used these tools to determine if there was significant homology or shared domains between *C. elegans* and human proteins, then used information in UniProt ([www.uniprot.org](http://www.uniprot.org)) for the human proteins to determine molecular classification. For example, we placed the *C. elegans* gene [T26E4.3](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00012045?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919) in *Protein modification: carbohydrate*-based on a BLAST core of *e* = 4 × 10^−7^ over 95% of its length to human alpha fucosyltransferase 1, and identification of a Fut1_Fut2-like domain by the NCBI conserved domain server with an *e* score of 6.16 × 10^−36^. However, while the gene [BE10.3](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00007211?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919) is referred to in the WormBase description as an ortholog of human FUT9 (fucosyltransferase (9) (Table


division within a section. For example, clicking a single Cat1 section would generate a subgraph with all the Cat2 and Cat3 subdivisions located within. This graphical output is likely to be most useful for visualization of a single RNA-seq dataset, or genetic screening data. Thus, WormCat provides multiple outputs to allow inspection of individual input genes, generation of gene tables, and *P*-values, and graphical visualization of enrichments.

Comparison of GO and WormCat analysis of *sams-1(RNAi)* enrichment data {#s9}
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To determine the utility of the WormCat annotations, we first analyzed microarray data we had previously generated to compare gene expression changes after knockdown of [*sams-1*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00008205?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919), with and without dietary supplementation of choline ([@bib11]). [*sams-1*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00008205?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919) encodes an S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) synthase, which is an enzyme that produces nearly all of the methyl groupsconsistent with the reduction in embryo production after [*sams-1*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00008205?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919)*(RNAi)*, and the rescue of fertility when choline supplementation restores PC levels ([@bib50]; [@bib11]). *Stress response* categories, however, are enriched in downregulated genes from both [*sams-1*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00008205?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919)*(RNAi)* and [*sams-1*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00008205?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919)*(RNAi)* choline-treated animals (Figure S2C and Table S5). This appears to contrast with the complete loss of enrichment after choline treatment in the upregulated stress-response genes ([Figure 2C](#fig2){ref-type="fig"} and Table S5). However, an inspection of the annotated gene lists returned by WormCat shows that the individual genes within the downregulated *Stress response* category are different (Figure S2E and Table S5). Thus, on a gene by gene level, this data shows that the effects of choline supplementation are distinct for the up- and downregulated genes in the *Stress response* category. In addition, this demonstrates


WormCat enrichment from the Category 1 level for Cell Cycle (C), mRNA Functions and Nucleic Acid (D), and Cytoskeleton (E). Bubble heat plot key is the same as [Figure 1D](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}. (F) Schematic showing predicted phosphorylation and organization of MSPs during *C. elegans* sperm maturation based on WormCat findings. APC, Anaphase Promoting Complex; Chr Dynamics, Chromosome Dynamics; mRNA Func., mRNA Function; MSP, Major Sperm Protein; Phos, Phosphorylation; Protein Mod, Protein Modification; Prot Proteasome, Proteolysis Proteasome; RBM, RNA Binding Motif; TTK, Tau Tubulin Kinase; TM Transport, Transmembrane Transport; Trans: Gen Mach, Trans: Chromatin, Transcription: Chromatin; Transcription: General Machinery; Trans Factor, Transcription Factor; ZF, Zinc Finger](279f3){#fig3}

As expected, Sp genes are enriched for *Major Sperm Proteins* (MSPs), which are necessary for sperm crawling ([Figure 3B](#fig3){ref-type="fig"} and Table S7). Interestingly, a class ofpotential cytoskeletal regulators, *tau-tubulin kinases* (TTKs), were also enriched in Sp genes (64 of 71, *P*-value of 8.8 × 10^−34^) ([Figure 3E](#fig3){ref-type="fig"} and Table S7). One TTK, [*spe-6*](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00004960?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919), was previously isolated in a screen for spermatogenesis defects, and is thought to be involved in phosphorylation of MSPs to allow the sperm to crawl ([@bib49]). Underscoring the potential importance of the TTKs in the male germline, WormCat also produced an enrichment in *tau tubulin kinases* in the [@bib38] spermatogenic gene sets (Figure S3E and Table S8). Thus, WormCat has identified a class of kinases that may be important for sperm-specific functions ([Figure 3F](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}).

To directly compare gene set enrichment from WormCat and GO, we analyzed each of these germline-enriched datasets with GOrilla and used REVIGO ([@bib46]) for visualization (Figure S4,


an important step to understanding how specific cell types function.

Drug interactions limiting lifespan induce changes in sterol metabolism {#s12}
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*C. elegans* is particularly suited to studies determining gene expression changes in response to a panel of treatments in a whole animal, and to correlate these changes to physiological function. For example, [@bib1]) generated a complex gene expression dataset by performing parallel RNA-seq on animals treated with five lifespan-increasing drugs that affect distinct pathways (Allantoin, Rapamycin, Metformin, Psora-5, and Rifampicin). They used five pairwise combinations and three triple-drug combinations to determine if any combination lead to further lifespan extension, and to identify gene expression profiles associated with increased longevity ([@bib1]). They found that one triple-drug combination (Rifa/Psora/Allan) activated lipogenic metabolism through the transcription factor [SBP-1](https://identifiers.org/bioentitylink/WB:WBGene00004735?doi=10.1534/genetics.119.302919)/SREBP-1, and determined that the drug-inducedsterol emergence in the Rifa/Rapa/Psora gene set ([@bib1]). (B) Diagram showing a summary of data from lifespan changes after triple-drug treatment from [@bib1]). Pink box denotes drug combination that causes premature death. Bubble heat plot key is the same as [Figure 1D](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}. Allan, Allantoin; Psora, Psora-4; Rapa, Rapamycin; Rifa, Rifampicin](279f6){#fig6}

In order to compare gene set enrichment of the triple-drug combinations from WormCat with GO, we analyzed upregulated genes from the Rifa/Psora/Allan-, Rifa/Rapa/Allan-, and Rifa/Rapa/Psora-treated animals in GOrilla ([@bib13]), and visualized the data with REVIGO ([@bib46]) (Figure S11 and Table S11). WormCat and GO showed multiple similarities. For example, WormCat and GO identified extracellular matrix-linked categories in all three triple combinations (WormCat: EC MATERIAL; GOrilla: GO:0030198: extracellular matrix organization) (Figure S9 and Table S11). However, WormCat identified *Metabolism: lipid*


, one of the Predator Helios 300's closest competitors. The two systems are similarly spec'd, though Acer's laptop boasts twice the amount of SSD storage, an overclockable GeForce GTX 1060 instead of the Max-Q design iteration, and a 144Hz refresh rate. Dell's system comes with a 1TB hard drive to supplement its 128GB SSD, but overall, the Predator Helios 300 has more of an enthusiast edge.

This is not the only configuration available, either. Acer offers a few different models with various CPU and storage options, all of them equipped with the same GPU. Though it would drive up the price, we'd like to see Acer offer variations with beefier GPUs like the GeForce GTX 1070 or GeForce GTX 1080 , especially with a 144Hz panel in the mix.(NP_054776) as the bait. *Ogn* homologues were extracted from the genome of terrestrial vertebrates (placental mammals, ungulates, birds and amphibians) and aquatic vertebrates (turtles, marine mammals and fish) using sequence similarity searches (BLASTX and TBLASTN) \[[@CR32]\] in NCBI (<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/>), Ensembl \[[@CR33]\] and the European sea bass genome (<http://seabass.mpipz.de/> version dicLab v1.0c) \[[@CR34]\] databases. OGN sequences were aligned using ClustalX (v2.0.11) \[[@CR35]\], the alignments edited and the percentage of protein sequence similarity between OGN homologues determined using GeneDoc version 2.7.0 \[[@CR36]\]. The accession numbers of all the sequences used are indicated in Additional file [1.](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}

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Phylogenetic analysis and gene environment {#Sec5}
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In this study we


a 20 μl reaction volume containing 100 mM p(dN)6 random hexamers (GE Healthcare, UK), 100 U of RevertAid™ Reverse Transcriptase (Fermentas, Lithuania) and 8 U of RiboLock™ RNase Inhibitor (Fermentas). cDNA was synthesized for 10 min at 20 °C, followed by 50 min at 42 °C and 5 min at 72 °C and the quality was checked by amplifying ribosomal protein S18 (*rps18*) using the following cycle: 10 min at 95 °C, followed by 25 rounds of amplification of 30 s at 95 °C, 30 s at 60 °C and 30 s at 72 °C and finally one cycle of 5 min at 72 °C (*rps18* primer sequences have previously been reported \[[@CR61]\]). The PCR products were sequenced and run on a 1% (m/v) agarose gel to confirm amplicon identity and size, respectively.

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qPCR was carried out in duplicate 10 μl reactions of 1x SsoFast-Evagreenindicated for each primer pair. For *ef1α*, *rps18* and *ß-actin*, the sequences and specific conditions have previously been reported \[[@CR61]\]. *F* forward, *R* reverse, *na* not applicable. The longer *ogn* amplicons were used to generate the standards for qPCR

The relative expression of the analysed genes was estimated using the geometric mean of the reference transcripts *ef1α* and *rps18* in the case of cell cultures, since their expression did not vary significantly (*p* \> 0.05) between samples. The results of gene expression analysis were expressed as relative expression (copy number) for the cell cultures.

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Significant changes in transcript abundance in the gilthead sea bream tissue panel were tested using a One-way ANOVA with a Bonferroni multiple comparison post-test. A Two-way ANOVA followed by a Fisher's least significant difference (LSD)


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BLAST searches against the EST database in GenBank revealed that transcripts of *ogn1* were present in the olfactory epithelium, eye, muscle, thyroid, skin, bone, scales and digestive tissue while transcripts for *ogn2* were detected in jaw, thyroid, thymus, head kidney, spleen and skeletal muscle of several teleosts (*C. auratus*, *D. rerio*, *G. aculeatus*, *S. salar*, *G. morhua*, *O. niloticus*, *Haplochromis sp.* and *D. labrax*) (Additional file [8](#MOESM8){ref-type="media"}).

Analysis of *ogn1* and *ogn2* transcript distribution in gilthead sea bream tissues using qPCR corroborated the EST analysis and revealed that *ogn1* and *ogn2* were highly expressed in muscle, skin and gill arches but were of low abundance in liver, gill filaments, kidney, heart, vertebra and adipose tissue (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). Head kidney, jaw, thyroid, thymus, spleen, olfactory epithelium, eye and digestive tissueThe loss of NPC in both teleosts and humans may be linked to functional redundancy between members of the SLRP superfamily.

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Specific gene duplication of *ogn* was confirmed in all the teleost species analysed. High conservation of the gene environment of *ogn1* in teleosts and vertebrates plus the position of teleost *ogn1* in the phylogenetic tree suggests it is the orthologue of human *OGN*. The persistence of duplicate genes in metazoan genomes is quite common \[[@CR67], [@CR68]\] and it is assumed to be either a consequence of gain of novel function (neo-functionalization) or partitioning of the function of the ancestral molecule (subfunctionalization). Analysis of the phylogenetic tree coupled with the branch-specific test for positive selection indicated that *ogn1* is evolving under positive selection in the teleosts, which


distribution for *ogn* in teleost fish. Sequence similarity searches (BLASTX and TBLASTN) were done using the gilthead sea bream *ogn1* and *2* sequences against the Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) database. (PDF 25 kb)

AM

:   Adipogenic medium

ASPN

:   Asporin

Atf4

:   Activating transcription factor 4

BGN

:   Biglycan

Cebpa

:   CCAAT enhancer binding protein alpha

Cebpb

:   CCAAT enhancer binding protein beta

Cebpd

:   CCAAT enhancer binding protein delta

CHAD

:   Chondroadherin

CHADL

:   Chondroadherin-like

DCN

:   Decorin

Dlx1

:   Distal-less homeobox 1

Dlx5

:   Distal-less homeobox 5

DlxX3

:   Distal-less homeobox 3

ECM

:   Extracellular matrix

ECM2

:   Extracellular matrix protein 2

ECM2L

:   Extracellular matrix protein 2-like

ECMX

:   Extracellular matrix protein X

ECMXL

:   Extracellular matrix protein X-like

EPYC

:   Epiphycan

FMOD

:   Fibromodulin

Gata3

:   Gatathe final.

But Holland and Brazil better watch their luck facing other underdogs in the quarter- and semi-finals, who might complete their bite on the two favorites, who next face knockout-match winners Costa Rica, which sent Greece packing on penalty kicks, and Columbia, which eliminated Uruguay, respectively.

As for Uruguay, it played without their suspended infamous star Luis Suarez for another biting incident, this time against one of my Italians, and it most justifably cost him a suspension of four months of club play and eight matches with his country team.

Yesterday's Round of 16 matches pitted Germany against Algeria, while France faced Nigeria – results not available at presstime – and today, Argentina plays Switzerland, and the U.S. battles it out with Belgium, which is young and strong and some


say could reach the semifinals.

beating Ghana, being tied in the final seconds by Portugal, and falling 1-0 to mighty Germany, while still advancing on points.

So I wouldn't be to quick to count the U.S. out against Belgium, because I think the Americans have talent, are tough-minded, and improving with each match under their strong-willed, experienced coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who instills confidence and is making most of the right moves.

The one move he should make, because the U.S. could use more scoring, is to put in the Bay Area's and San Jose Earthquakes' goal-making machine Chris Wondolowski, who has a sense for the ball and knows what to do with it when it's in his possession.

While the World Cup group play had action, successes, surprises and shocks, the currentZ. B. Rawson

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debtor agreed to make a $1,000 down payment when she picked up the horses and, thereafter, make monthly payments of $1,000 for eleven months. The debtor would receive one original set of registration papers each time she made a monthly payment "so that when the final payment is recieved [sic] by the seller, the buyer will have obtained all the paperwork necessary to complete this contract."
The debtor picked up the horses and made the $1,000 down payment on May 6, 1997, but failed to make any of the monthly payments. The Brackins commenced a breach of contract action against the debtor and her husband, Jack Webb, and an Agreed Order was entered in that case on July 21, 1997. The Order states that the Brackins sold eleven miniaturepursuant to a subpoena issued by the Brackins.
[10]  Because the parties intended to create a security interest in the registration papers when they executed the contract, the right of redemption established by Article 9 of Tennessee's version of the U.C.C. is applicable here. See TENN. CODE ANN. §§ 47-9-102, -506 (Michie 1996).
[11]  This court and others have declined to follow the dicta in Whiting Pools that § 542(a) "may not require turnover" when "property is pledged to the secured creditor so that the creditor has possession prior to any default," 462 U.S. at 206-07 n. 14, 103 S.Ct. at 2314 n. 14, 76 L.Ed.2d at 523 n. 14 (citing 4 COLLIER ON BANKRUPTCY ¶ 541.08[9], at 541-53 (15th ed.1982)). See Phillips v. Smith (In re Ayscue),


“The newly designed front bumper improves downforce and steering turn-in. The high speed handling balance is now even better. The LED lights use less power and last longer.”

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The new entry will also feature McLaren’s ProActive Chassis Control system, which can be operated in Normal, Sport or Track modes.

“Everything we’ve learnt from the 12C and the McLaren P1™ has gone into the design and development of the McLaren 650S,” Flewitt promises. The numbers appear to back him up.

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During each 16-week Challenge, we have the honor of watching as our participants achieve life-changing, total-body transformations, and we’re so proud of everyone who participated in our latest Challenge. Everybody absolutely killed it, which made this Judging Period one of our most difficult yet. Meet the 15 incredible individuals who qualified as Judging Period 4 U.S. IsaBody Challenge Finalists!


The present invention relates recovering a fluid from an underground fluid-bearing formation, wherein a borehole extends from surface to the underground formation, and wherein the fluid is passed to surface through a tube extending through the borehole from the underground formation. In the specification the word "reservoir" will be used to denote an underground fluid-bearing formation. The fluid in the underground formation can be present in the form of a supercritical fluid, a gas, or a mixture of gas and liquid. The fluid can consist of carbon dioxide, natural gas or a mixture of hydrocarbons.
The present invention relates more in particular to an apparatus for compressing a fluid, which apparatus can be arranged in the lower end part of the tube which extends through the borehole.
U.S. Pat. No.[The validity of proofs in demonstrating risk and in research into the causal connection of occupational diseases].
The verification of the occupational origin of a disease is a forensic medical activity requiring: the confirmation of the existence and of the exact nosographic identification of the disease, as well as the type of work really performed, and the actual exposure to an effective occupational hazard during an adequate time, and finally a reconstruction of the causal relationship based on objective data. Checking the disease is essentially documentary, corroborated by direct survey by medical examination. The assessment of exposure to the occupational hazard must be scrupulous also, not being acceptable the medical history alone: that is, it does require documentary evidence. Finally, the logical process of recognition of causation requires the


in most cases, the call would drop. This was massively irritating to the customer.

Calls were dropping, the lines were bad, and the modems were not very robust. It took us a lot to convince DoT that they had to do something about it. We demonstrated to them by using a fax machine on a non-data line—the fax machine would stay on the line, but every 3 minutes, there would be a distortion in the message.

Then people said: Okay, you’ve connected these five cities, but what about a person sitting in Ahmedabad? If he wants to access the internet, why should he be paying the subscriber trunk dialling (STD) charge, which at that time was ₹35 per minute? And if you can’t even provide a service locally, how doup. They were all very aggressive. The questioning went on and on. What sort of lousy service were we providing? What had we been thinking? My directors and I sat through it all.

Finally, I said: “Gentlemen, I have called this press conference because I know you are annoyed and you have every reason to be annoyed. You can go on like this, but we need to have a conversation, and I want to have an outcome out of this, so that we can get going."

Someone said, “So what do you have to say?"

Others said, “Let him speak, let him speak."

When there was silence, I said, “I goofed up. I goofed up big time. Our market intelligence was wrong, which meant that our sizing of the requirement was wrong.


the lumbosacral lesion was obtained, and the histopathological results showed a superficial spreading malignant epithelioid melanoma. The fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) results for the RREB1, MYB, and CCND1 genes (common molecular alterations in malignant melanomas) were positive for the tissue obtained from the new exophytic lesion and negative for the congenital nevus tissue (Figure [2](#FIG2){ref-type="fig"}).

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This patient underwent a wide local excision, sentinel lymph node biopsy, and flap reconstruction. The pathological results were as follows: a Breslow's tumor thickness of 13 mm, Clark Level V, extensive ulceration, mitoses of 10/mm^2^, negative margins, and sentinel lymph nodes with extensive metastaticeffect) before incorporating this as a standard of care. Nonetheless, this intervention has been widely adopted, considering the poor prognosis of the disease and the absence of other effective therapies in this scenario \[[@REF16]\].

Hyperprogression has been defined as disease progression based on RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria In Solid Tumors), with a two-fold increase in the tumor growth rate during treatment compared with tumor growth rates before treatment. Its frequency seems to be lower in melanoma than in other cancers, such as lung, head, and neck cancer. Predictive factors are poorly established in patients treated with anti-programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1) immunotherapy \[[@REF17]\]. The acceleration of tumor growth has been attributed to the exacerbation of oncogenic signaling. Depending on genetic alterations of the tumor cells, it is possible


by an email to all the Steig coauthors. Steig subsequently issued a corrigendum without acknowledging Hu. In defending the non-acknowledgement, Steig said that he was unaware of the CA post, that he was away in Antarctica and did not receive McCulloch’s email and that he had learned of the problem not from McCulloch but from a Mystery Man (who wasn’t acknowledged either). Steig said that if McCulloch had been the first person to make him aware of the error, it would have been appropriate to acknowledge McCulloch and that the Steig coauthors would have been happy to do so. (See here and here .)

Had Dr. McCulloch been the first person to make Steig et al. aware of the error in the paper, or had he written directly toNature at any time prior to the submission of the Corrigendum, it would have been appropriate to acknowledge him and the authors would have been happy to do so.

In another incident related to Steig et al (the Harry station), Gavin Schmidt said that “people will generally credit the person who tells them something”. Problems with the Harry station had been reported (but not yet specified) at Climate Audit late in the afternoon of Superbowl Sunday 2009. The next day, the British Antarctic Survey replaced the data set, initially without notice. Gavin Schmidt said that a Mystery Man had “independently” noticed the problems with the Harry station that afternoon and had notified the British Antarctic Survey. The British Antarctic Survey later credited Gavin Schmidt, who, as it turned out,


short period. For example, I notified GISS in 2007 of their “Y2K error” and they changed their data accordingly with Reto Ruedy sending me the following email:

When we did our monthly update this morning, an offset based on the last 10 years of overlap in the two data sets was applied and our on-line documentation was changed correspondingly with an acknowledgment of your contribution. This change and its effect will be noted in our next paper on temperature analysis and in our end-of-year temperature summary.

Hansen’s contemporary jeremiad did not contain an acknowledgement and implied that the recognition of the problem came from internal quality control:

Recently it was realized that the monthly more-or-less-automatic updates of our global temperature analysis (http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/abstracts/2001/Hansen_etal.html) had a flaw in the U.S. data

The acknowledgement wasevanescent – it was deleted within a month or so and the “next paper” (the recent Hansen et al 2010) did not contain an acknowledgement.

Let’s apply the principles of Steig and Schmidt to Trenberth. If Climate Audit made Trenberth aware of his “error” in failing to cite Hasselmann, then, in Steig’s language, it would have been “appropriate” to do so. Had the errors been pointed out by anyone other than Climate Audit, a small acknowledgement in the notes would have been made. However, Team policy has been not to do so.

In his comments, Trenberth observed:

Perhaps climategate comes from the somewhat inept response of climate scientists to criticisms from various sources.

Yup. However, Trenberth, as the Climategate letters show, was himself one of the architects of this “inept response” and


guitar at the same time, so I had to sing those songs and figure out how Lennon would hear them. Researching, I almost had to cut the Beatles out and go to later in his life, when he met Yoko, to his solo albums and the interviews he gave after the Beatles broke up. Those were more crucial to understanding his early years.

Was there one particular interview or film without which your performance would have been totally different?
There was a piece I read in Rolling Stone that made me change my performance, actually. You look at Elvis and he gyrates his hips, right? He has the wide stance and strums the guitar aggressively, so I thought, What happened? Why does Lennon stand still? And it all came outthe houses that people lost when the economy crashed and they couldn't keep up with their mortgages."

"They’re on the clothing, but they’re also on the air for hours each race, and then in the media all day, as commentators announce the team names and myriad publications cover every race. Sponsors become part of a team’s identity. That’s just not for sale in any another sport."

If Vaughters has secured sponsorship from Drapec, why is he pissing and moaning about Netflix's lost opportunity? If I was Drapec, I wouldn't be happy about that at all.

Maybe Drapec is doing it because they will ultimately want to unload all their bargains in real estate and they want millenials to buy from them when they finally decide to settle down? Maybe this thing


10. Because at Least This Newspaper Is Alive and Well

This is a real newspaper,” insists Howard Schwach, the managing editor of The Wave, Rockaway’s weekly community newspaper. And that is true, although it’s about as small a paper as one can imagine. The newsroom consists of four desks. The paper’s owner and publisher, Susan Locke, keeps a pottery studio on the third floor and displays her crafts in the office’s storefront window. Schwach himself reports about a dozen stories an issue.

But Rockaway is a reporter’s dream, a small, isolated community with big-city problems, and while The Wave covers every eighth-grade graduation and Little League parade in town, the paper also boasts a genuinely first-class investigative-reporting division (i.e., Schwach). Some of the stories The Wave has reported this year:the booming population of registered sex offenders residing in Rockaway; the proposed closing of many of Rockaway’s adult homes; the saga of Kareem Bellamy, a convicted murderer whose 25-to-life sentence was overturned based on evidence now suspected to be fraudulent; the financial controversy surrounding Democratic district leader Geraldine Chapey. These are not the types of stories one typically finds in a community paper. “This isn’t just some sheet that’s put out to praise Rockaway,” Schwach says. “The stories we follow are often blotter items in the Times or the Post, but they’re important stories in Rockaway, and the people who live here aren’t going to get that news anywhere else.”

11-12. The Neighborhood NewsSome choice items from a year’s worth of local sources.
• Because on Coney Island a woman


Expression of von Hippel Lindau (pVHL) protein in placentae from normal pregnant women and women with preeclampsia.
The hypoxia inducible transcription factors, HIF-1alpha and -2alpha proteins, are overexpressed in placentae from women with preeclampsia (Biol Reprod 2001;64:499-506; Biol Reprod 2001;64:1019-1020). Normally, these proteins are regulated in an oxygen-dependent manner being rapidly degraded by the ubiquitin-mediated proteasomal pathway. Recent studies have shown that the tumor suppressor protein, von Hippel Lindau (VHL), targets HIF for ubiquitinylation under nonhypoxic conditions. The objectives of the present work were: (1) to investigate VHL protein expression in normal pregnant (NP), preeclamptic (PE), and preterm (without PE) placentae, (2) to test whether VHL protein is hypoxia inducible in term and first trimester placental villous explants, and (3) to analyze the ontogeny of VHL protein expression inthe human placenta. To begin evaluating the potential contribution of VHL to HIF overexpression in preeclamptic placentae, we analyzed the levels of the VHL protein in both normal and preeclamptic placentae (n=7 each). We hypothesized a deficiency of VHL protein in preeclamptic placentae. Eight biopsy sites were tested in each placenta and protein extracts were made. Western analysis was performed using VHL specific antibodies. Human renal adenocarcinoma (ACHN) cell extracts and extracts from COS-7 cells transfected with a VHL expression vector were used as positive controls. In a total of 112 biopsy sites that were analyzed (56 each for normal and preeclamptic placentae), the composite densitometry ratios (PE/NP) for the long (28 kDa) and short (19 kDa) forms of VHL were 1.09+/-0.2 and 1.16+/-0.11, respectively (both p=NS vs


microscopy. Arterial endothelium will be observed en face by scanning electron microscopy. Alterations will be quantitated by morphometric techniques. Blood pressure, myocardial blood flow and cardiac electrical activity will be monitored. Chemical parameters of injury such as elctrolyte and glutathione abnormalities and cardiac enzyme deactivation will be established. Pharmacokinetics of 14C-allylamine distribution, excretion, metabolism and covalent binding will be characterized. Reactive metabolites such as allyl alcohol or allylaldehyde will be sought. Once the metabolic fate of allylamine and the nature of its cardiac toxicity are clarified, we will determine how monoamine oxidase inhibitors modulate these processes.to our Facebook page, like the page, comment or tag a friend or your other half on the competition post. Watch out later on Instagram for a second opportunity to win!

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iWork Comment Ability, Is this possible to implement using JQUERY

iWork has the ability to highlight text and then tag a comment to that text. The comment then is linked with a line to the highlighted text.

I'm curious if something like this could be implemented in JQUERY. What has me puzzled is:
A. How to draw a line and have it update when a user changes the text
B. How to highlight text and have it tagged somehow?
Id love to hear your thoughts on if this is even possible with JQUERY and any ideas or plugins to point me in the right direction.

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Yes, this is not very difficult to accomplish.
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abstract: 'Energy levels, electric dipole transition probabilities and oscillator strengths in five times ionized silicon have been calculated in intermediate coupling. The present calculations were carried out with the general purpose atomic-structure program SUPERSTRUCTURE. The relativistic corrections to the non-relativistic Hamiltonian are taken into account through the Breit-Pauli approximation. We have also introduced a semi-empirical correction (TEC) for the calculation of the energy-levels. These atomic data are used to provide semiclassical electron-, proton- and ionized helium- impact line widths and shifts for 15 Si VI muliplet. Calculated results have been used to consider the influence of Stark broadening for DO white dwarf atmospheric conditions.'
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of these statements. Each statement had three response alternatives (1 = "always or mainly", 2 = "sometimes", and 3 = "seldom or never"), except for statement number 3 ("The thought of being deep in the woods, away from civilization, is frightening"), which had reversed scoring ([Table A1](#ijerph-15-02322-t0A1){ref-type="table"}). The range of the index was 0--36 (with a higher score indicating stronger contact with nature). The continuous variable was used in the multivariable linear regression. For the univariate analyses, the index was categorized into four quartiles (1 = Weak (score ≤ 14), 2 = Moderate (score of 15--18), 3 = Good (score of 19--26), and 4 = Strong (score ≥ 27)), and finally dichotomized by combining categories 1--2 (0 = "Lower half of the group") and 3--4 (1 = "Upperto nature relatedness: physical activity (*β* = 2.13, CI (confidence interval) = 0.31, 3.94), primary school-age physical activity with parents (*β* = 2.06, CI = 0.57, 3.56) and current physical activity with parents (*β* = 2.88, CI = 1.12, 4.65), good self-rated health (*β* = 2.84, CI = 1.15, 4.53), and father's higher SES (*β* = 1.38, CI = 0.05, 2.07). All of the five variables were significantly associated with nature relatedness (*p* \< 0.050). This five-variable linear regression model accounted for 9.1% (*R* squared) of the variance in the nature relatedness.

When those with weaker natural relatedness were studied separately, the following variables were found to be positively associated with nature relatedness: spending time in nature (*β* = 3.37, CI = 2.20, 4.53), primary school-age physical activity with


qualitative and quantitative data, used in the present study, can be applied to the study of nature relatedness in other age groups as well. The information produced can be used for health interventions among young men, particularly, nature-related interventions for PA.

Strengths and limitations: The major strength of this study was its population-based setting. Another advantage was the high compliance with the questionnaire. Also, geographic information systems methods, based on exact geographical coordinates, were used for the objective quantitative assessment of the features of the participants' residential environments. The use of questionnaire information to assess physical activity, general health, and nature relatedness, may have involved some information bias. Physical activity was assessed through a questionnaire, and exact data on the outdoor physical activity was not available. Our study wasa ladder in the pool where the child allegedly drowned, prosecutors said: 'Casey Anthony would have you believe that this is all her mother's fault anyway for leaving the ladder down, let's twist the knife in my mum a little bit more.'

Casey reportedly mouthed: 'I never said anything like that, it wouldn't have been my mum.'

Dodging the larger charges of murder and child abuse, Casey was found guilty of four lesser counts of lying to investigators, which carry a maximum of one year per count.

As she has already served three years in jail, she is likely to walk free almost immediately. Last night she returned to Orange County jail, where she will wait for sentencing on Thursday at 9am.

As Casey walked into the courtroom to hear her fate


Zenairda Fernandez-Gonazalez, who was later shown not to exist, had taken Caylee.

She said that she had not reported her missing sooner because she was trying to find her herself, which she admitted was 'stupid'.

The kidnap claim triggered a national search for the toddler and on October 14 2008 Anthony was indicted for murder.

Then on December 11, 2008, the search for Caylee ended when her skeletal remains were found in woods with duct tape hanging from her skull.

Throughout the trial, the public had become fascinated by every move of Casey as they tried to decide could this woman have killed her own two-year-old daughter.

They wanted to hear her testimony but, on day 32 of the trial - as the defence team rested its case - Casey told the judgeJohn Dorsey: "We're in this thing together"

It has been 234 days since the Kansas City Chiefs introduced John Dorsey as their sixth general manager in club history. Just days removed from speaking at the team's annual kickoff luncheon, Dorsey's final message to the capacity crowd foreshadowed another opportunity he would soon seize to improve the team.

"I will learn from the past, I live in the present and I'm truly going to build for the future," Dorsey said last week, before spearheading efforts on Sunday, when the Chiefs claimed seven players off waivers.

“In January, we said that we would turn over every stone possible,” Dorsey said Monday. “And the positive, we said, by being the first pick in the draft is, you have the first pick in the waiver


federal law for the state statute to fill.  See Williams v. United States, 327 U.S. 711, 717, 66 S.Ct. 778, 781, 90 L.Ed. 962 (1946).

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In United States v. Smith, 574 F.2d 988 (9th Cir.1978), male inmates at a federal penitentiary were charged with committing forcible acts of sodomy upon another male prisoner.  Despite the existence of a federal rape statute, we affirmed their convictions under the Assimilative Crimes Act by application of a state statute which specifically made acts of sodomy penal.  We reasoned that "the act of rape is not, for federal purposes, generally the same as the acts of sodomy committed here."    Id. at 990.    See also United States v. Butler, 541 F.2d 730, 736 (8th Cir.1976)was illegal because the sentence as pronounced by the judge in the presence of the defendant did not include it, and the oral sentence controls the written judgment.  See United States v. Bergmann, 836 F.2d 1220, 1221 (9th Cir.1988).

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We agree with Kaufman that in any event the district court lacked authority to impose the assessment.  Generally in an assimilative crime case, the court must impose the penalty provided by the state for the assimilated offense.   Smith, 574 F.2d at 992;  United States v. Binder, 769 F.2d 595, 600 (9th Cir. 1985).  However, Sec. 18 U.S.C. Sec. 3013(d) requires imposition of an assessment under Sec. 3013(a) in an assimilative crime case if the offense is at least as culpable as a misdemeanor.


three keels are present throughout their lives, even into advanced age. A row of supramarginal scutes extends along each side of the carapace, just above the bridge, and a row of inframarginals is arranged between the bridge and ventral marginals. Among all North American species of freshwater turtle, this scute arrangement is unique to alligator snappers. The neck is quite short by snapping turtle standards, but the head of the alligator snapping turtle is proportionately large, with massive hooked jaws. And then, of course, there is the most famous characteristic of the alligator snapping turtle: the wormlike appendage on the tip of the tongue, which the turtle can wriggle with mouth agape to lure in unsuspecting fish.

Size-wise, the alligator snapper is no slouch either. Although record lengths ofLocated on the Indian Ocean coast, Tanzania’s largest city and logistics hub is affectionately known as ‘Dar’ but it is not the capital of the country – that title belongs to Dodoma, a drab administrative city located inland and best avoided. Even so, for most travellers, Dar es Salaam is just a convenient port of call before hopping across to the beaches of Zanzibar or flying inland for phenomenal game viewing on a Tanzania safari.

Its architecture a legacy of Swahili, colonial and Asian influences, Dar es Salaam is a city that heaves with energy and emotion, belying its translated name of ‘Haven of Peace’. Founded in the 1860s and so a relatively modern city when compared to other coastal settlements, its bustling streets and chaotic traffic may not