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package tech.pegasys.teku.storage.server.rocksdb.schema;

import static tech.pegasys.teku.infrastructure.unsigned.ByteUtil.toByteExact;

import org.apache.tuweni.bytes.Bytes;
import tech.pegasys.teku.storage.server.rocksdb.serialization.RocksDbSerializer;

public class RocksDbColumn<TKey, TValue> {
  private final Bytes id;
  private final RocksDbSerializer<TKey> keySerializer;
  private final RocksDbSerializer<TValue> valueSerializer;

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5% (w/v) sucrose. Samples were boiled for 5 min and loaded onto 4--12% NuPage Bis--Tris gels (Thermo Fisher Scientific). SDS--polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis was processed in a morpholineethanesulfonic acid buffer system (Thermo Fisher Scientific). Separated proteins were transferred onto polyvinylidene difluoride membranes using a semidry blotting system and cross-linked in 0.4% (v/v) paraformaldehyde in Tris-buffered saline (Sigma) for 30 min at room temperature. Membranes were blocked in buffer containing TBS with 0.05% (v/v) Tween 20 (MP Biomedical) and 5% (w/v) milk for 1 h at room temperature. Membranes were incubated either with the EP1536Y antibody for phosphorylated α-synuclein (Abcam) or an antibody for GAPDH (Abcam) over night at 4 °C. Following three washing steps with 0.05% (v/v) Tween 20 in TBS, the blots were incubated with an anti-rabbit or anti-mouse horseradish peroxidase-linked secondaryspinal cord of diseased animals but not in those of control animals challenged with BSA (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). To better convey the distribution of pathology in the brain across the four different inoculation groups, we performed a quantitative analysis of the pathology and summarized our findings as a heat map showing the extent of pathology in four different brain regions (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). Deposits of pathological α-synuclein were present throughout all four analyzed brain regions and generally increased in a rostral-to-caudal pattern for every route of challenge. At bregma 0.26 mm, most cortical regions did not show any or just sparse deposits of phosphorylated α-synuclein, except for the primary and secondary motor cortex, where more neurites and somata were affected regardless of the route of inoculation (Online Resource 2). We detected phosphorylated α-synuclein


soma and in neurites of affected neurons in the CNS, reminiscent of Lewy bodies and Lewy neurites that are characteristic for PD \[[@CR52]\]. Moreover, aggregated α-synuclein in these pathological deposits colocalized with ubiquitin and p62, as seen in the brains of PD patients, indicating that tagging of pathological α-synuclein for cellular degradation was not successful and resulted in aberrant protein homeostasis \[[@CR28], [@CR30]\]. Pathological accumulation of non-degradable and toxic α-synuclein species led to neuroinflammation of the CNS, as evidenced by reactive astrogliosis and microgliosis in the vicinity of neurons with pathological deposits, and, eventually, to neurological disease with signs of motor dysfunction, such as ataxia and paralysis.

Among the four different routes of challenge that we assessed here, intracerebral challenge with α-synuclein fibrils was the fastest route to causeand that pathological α-synuclein reaches the dorsal motor nucleus in the brain stem by retrograde transsynaptic transport along the vagus nerve, which connects the brain stem to the enteric plexuses \[[@CR18], [@CR19]\]. In addition, a Danish epidemiological study reported a decreased risk of PD in patients after bilateral vagotomy when compared to the general population (overall adjusted hazard ratio = 0.85; 95% confidence interval: 0.63--1.14; follow-up \> 20 years, adjusted hazard ratio = 50.53; 95% confidence interval: 0.28--0.99), which suggests that the vagal nerve may be critically involved in the pathogenesis of PD \[[@CR54]\]. Experimental studies in rats that were injected with pathological α-synuclein into the myenteric plexus showed that pathological α-synuclein can indeed be transported via the vagus nerve to the brain \[[@CR23]\]. Our data suggest that simple oral ingestion of α-synuclein fibrils is


[@CR57]\]. Therefore, possible incubation periods after human infection with pathological α-synuclein are not known and can only be estimated. Considering that the prodromal phase of PD during which Lewy pathology can be detected in peripheral organs of PD patients can span 10--20 years, it is conceivable that maximal incubation periods after peripheral infection with pathological α-synuclein could take several decades to result in PD \[[@CR53]\]. Such prolonged incubation periods after peripheral infection with PrP prions are not unheard of and can take up to 40 or 50 years in some cases, for example, with CJD or kuru prions \[[@CR14], [@CR43]\]. There is not a single epidemiological study that assesses the subsequent risk of PD after peripheral transmission of pathological α-synuclein by blood transfusion, for instance, for such long incubation periods.pass out.

Tears filled my eyes as I looked at Jesus through the eyes of a Child in Love with Him, seeing Him for the first time. How like the blind beggar screaming out in reckless abandon, “Jesus, Jesus!”, afraid he might miss Him, not caring what others thought.

This was so much fun but… then came the arrest scene.

On stage, the Soldiers shoved and slapped Jesus as they moved Him from the Garden of Gethsemane to Pilate. Bailey responded as if she were in the crowd of Women, with terror and anger. “Stop it!” she screamed. “Bad Soldiers, stop it!” As I watched her reaction, I wished we had talked to her before the play.

“Bailey it’s OK. They are just pretending,” but she shouted “They are hurting Jesus! Stop


eyes of an innocent Child.

Following the pageant the Actors all assembled in the foyer to be greeted by the Audience. As we passed by some of the Soldiers Bailey screamed out, “Bad Soldier, don’t you hurt Jesus.”

The Actor who portrayed Jesus was some distance away surrounded by well-wishers and friends. Bailey broke away from us and ran toward Him, wrapping herself around his legs, holding on for dear life. He hugged her and said, “Jesus Loves you.” He patted her to go away. She wouldn’t let go. She kept clinging to Him, laughing and calling His name. She wasn’t about to let go of her Jesus.

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land were the river passes. “I had water up to the hips - reaching the other side of the river and this settlement saved our lives,” Linda explained, still shaken by the experience.

During the interview, Linda mentioned that when they arrived in the camp, they did not have access to radio or other means of communication that would have enabled the affected families to get up-to-date information on the flood situation. She expressed a wish that all camps would have radios and that they would be available in a future situation.

During emergencies, and for some time afterwards, the people affected by them usually have millions of questions and are desperate for information. In many cases, they do not understand what has happened, what to do next and whetherthe decisive battles for their emancipation. That is why, on the very morrow of the establishment of the dictatorship of the proletariat, he, the greatest of the geniuses who have led the proletariat, laid the foundation of the workers’ International. That is why he never tired of extending and strengthening the union of: the working people of the whole world — the Communist International.

You have seen during the past few days the pilgrimage of scores and hundreds of thousands of working people to Comrade Lenin’s bier. Before long you will see the pilgrimage of representatives of millions of working people to Comrade Lenin’s tomb. You need not doubt that the representatives of millions will be followed by representatives of scores and hundreds of millions from all parts of


[Transesophageal echocardiography follow-up of patients operated on using the Bono-Bentall technique in aneurysms or dissection of the ascending aorta].
Increasingly patients are surviving after reconstructive surgery of the ascending aorta. These patients require follow-up to detect postoperative prognostic markers, such as persistence of the flow in a false lumen, intimal rupture, or graft complications. We conducted a study with transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography in order to detect residual abnormalities and establish the usefulness of this technique in a group of patients after Bono-Bentall surgery for ascending aorta pathology. Twelve patients were studied with transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography, four after surgery for annulo-aortic ectasia with severe aortic insufficiency and eight for type A aortic dissection. The Bono-Bentall surgical procedure was used in all the patients with Cabrol's modification being addedto delete them instantly, then I highly doubt they're a burden to the system much. Usually there is something wrong with their posts, and the site's moderators do a fine job of closing flagged posts that accompany poorly-received posts.
Bottom line? Having the badge isn't much of an issue. Furthermore, if it was an issue, its removal should probably be discussed on meta.stackexchange.com instead of Math Meta.


to receive service of process and, if the agent is one authorized by statute to receive service and the statute so requires, by also mailing a copy to the defendant."
Bankruptcy Rule 704 in general is an adaptation of Rule 4 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. However, unlike the current mode for service of process under FRCP 4, Bankruptcy Rule 704(c)(3) authorizes service of process upon domestic or foreign corporations or unincorporated associations *971 by mail in bankruptcy cases. The territorial limits of such service are expressed in Bankruptcy Rule 704(f) as "anywhere within the United States." Hence, nationwide service by mail is the rule.
The debtor does not deny that copies of the summons and complaint that were sent by certified mail addressed to ADA at theCorp., 326 F.Supp. 839 (S.D.N.Y.1971); K.L.M. v. *972 Curtiss-Wright Corp., 17 F.R.D. 49 (S.D.N.Y.1955).
In Insurance Co. of N. America, supra at page 547, the court said:
"Rule 4(d)(3) has been liberally construed by the courts and, as interpreted, does not require rigid formalism. To be valid, service of process is not limited solely to officially designated officers, managing agents or agents appointed by law for the receipt of process.
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`[T]he rule does not require that service be made solely on a restricted class of formally titled officials, but rather permits it to be made upon a representative so integrated with the organization that he will know what to do with the papers'" (quoting Top Form Mills, Inc. v. Sociedad Nationale Inc., supra.)
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North America, but you need to realize the feudal past left major traces in
modern European culture.

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>The Cagots were not an ethnic group, nor a religious group. They spoke the
same language as the people in an area and generally kept the same religion as
well. Their only distinguishing feature was their descent from families
identified as Cagots.

Yet, now despite a history of abuse and segregation, descendants of the Cagots
are now just seen as "privileged whites" who need to apologise for historical
slights against ethnic groups their ancestors never met.

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 course, we realize that our playtesters are a biased sample of our overall player base, so we will wait for results from our next release build before we make any final decisions.

This is the share of operating systems and languages among playtest users.

Changes to map handling

Custom maps are now stored in an additional sub-directory per mod version (e.g. My Documents\OpenRA\maps\ra\playtest-20160403 on Windows).

To ensure that outdated maps will not cause problems during gameplay, these maps will not be automatically moved when you upgrade the game. You will have to download updated versions from the Resource Center instead, or upgrade and move them yourself (see below). Note that the maps from the first playtest are compatible with this one (and will very likely also be compatible with the final release),


Marine Lance Cpl. Lance with 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, drinks the blood of a king cobra as part of jungle survival training during exercise Cobra Gold 2020 at Ban Chan Khrem, Chanthaburi, Thailand on March 1. U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Nicolas Cholula

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has demanded the Marine Corps stop allowing a bunch of "giddy Marines" to cut off the heads of cobras and drink their blood during the annual Cobra Gold military exercise in Thailand, according to a letter sent Tuesday to the Commandant of the Marine Corps.

The letter written by PETA Vice President Shalin Gala urged the Corps to use ethical non-animal training methods and "end the use of live animals in food procurement survival exercises."

Citing a report in TheTravel Directions / Accommodations:

Once at the school, park in the lot East of the School for the High School (west lot is for the middle school) Saturday morning your best bet is the Activities Entrance . Once you enter, walk until you hit the first hallway. Take a left and continue until you can't go further and then turn right. Eventually you'll arrive at a split-level spot (big glass doors on your left, courtyard on your right). Take the stairway down to the lower level and look for A-12, on the left. If you're lost and there are knowledgeable people around, ask to be sent to the "Lower A-wing".


the possibility of there being other wisdoms for the act. Similarly, the statement: ‘Were it not for so and so, such and such would not have been created’, does not negate the possibility of their being another higher wisdom behind the act. Instead it implies that since the most pious of humanity is Muhammad, creating him was a desirable end of deep-seated wisdom more so than for creating anyone else, and that the completion of creation and the crown of its very perfection only occurred with Muhammad, peace be upon him… Now since man is the the seal of creation; the last of creation and its microcosm, then the best of them will also be the best of all creation in the absolute sense. Since Muhammad is the, ****, ().

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Complications and early postoperative outcome after open prostatectomy in patients with benign prostatic enlargement: results of a prospective multicenter study.
We prospectively analyzed the complications and immediate postoperative outcome of open prostatectomy for benign prostatic hyperplasia to provide reference data for emerging techniques, such as holmium laser enucleation of the prostate and laparoscopic prostatectomy. A total of 902 patients with a mean +/- 1 SD age of 71.3 +/- 6.8 years were evaluated while undergoing open prostatectomy in Bavaria, Germany from January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2003. We prospectively analyzed 54 parameters concerning preoperative status, surgical details, complications and immediate outcome. Mean operative time was 80.8 +/- 34.2 minutes. Mean prostate size was 96.3 +/- 37.4 ml. Average enucleated tissue was 84.8 +/- 44.0 gm. Incidental carcinoma ofinfection, which is characterized by a high level of viral replication, the patients are carriers of the Hepatitis B viral antigen (HBeAg). The presence of HBeAg indicates that the subject is highly contagious. Antibodies against HBsAg (anti-HBs antibodies) appear a few weeks later, following which HBsAg is lost. Chronic infection is characterized by the persistence of HBsAg beyond 6 months \[[@CR8]\]. The persistence of HBsAg is an important risk factor for development of chronic hepatitis and liver cancer.

A previous study estimated the prevalence of this disease in Togo to be 16.4% among young people (aged 15--24 years) in 2010 \[[@CR9]\] it varied significantly with gender, marital status, place and region of residence. In that study, the prevalence was 19.2% among males and 13.9% among females. A study conducted in 2011


population consisted of individuals residing in Lomé who participated in a free screening campaign for HBsAg in October 2016. Information about the campaign was broadcasted on public radio and television to maximize the catchment of the campaign throughout the city of Lomé. A database containing serology data from the participants was built during this screening campaign. All participants were educated on the goals of the study and gave a written consent to participate. Prior to the study we obtained the approval of the INH internal ethics council.

Terms and definitions {#Sec4}
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Case: Anyone who participated in the free HBsAg screening test at INH in October 2016 and tested positive on the ELISA HBsAg assay.

Control: Anyone who participated in the free HBsAg screening test at INH in October 2016 and testedof the HBeAg and anti-HBc IgM antibody by Electro-chemiluminescence immuno-assay (ECLIA) on Cobas machine from Roche and for the presence of Hepatitis C virus markers by ELISA with Monolisa Kit from Biorad.

Data analysis {#Sec8}
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We completed the missing data, corrected the duplicates of the database and performed analyses using Epi Info 7. We calculated means, frequencies, proportions and measured associations by calculating the odds ratios (OR). We compared proportions by Fisher exact or Chi-square tests with a significance threshold of *p* ≤ 0.05.

Risk factors that were associated with HBsAg with *p* \< 0.20 in bivariate analysis were introduced into a multivariable logistic regression model.

The explanatory variables were: previous history of vaccination, blood transfusion, hospitalization, surgery, dental care or surgery, ethnic group, sex, marital status, knowledge of HBV status, neighbour suffering of hepatitis B.


carrying HBsAg as shown in Table [5](#Tab5){ref-type="table"}. Vaccination did not appear to have a statistically significant protective effect.Table 5Independent Risk Factors for Carriage of HBsAg in Lomé, 2016Risk factorsOdds Ratio95%CI*p*-ValueAge \> 30 years1.670.33--8.550.54Kabyè-tem3.561.98--6.390.001Marriage1.440.78--2.640.24Knowledge of hepatitis B Virus transmission1.070.56--2.060.84Male sex1.420.78--2.590.26Awareness of HBV serological status3.561.80--7.04\< 0.001Neighbors with HBV1.470.63--3.430.37Blood transfusion1.900.58--6.270.29Vaccination0.270.06--1.260.10

Serological profile of HBsAg carriers {#Sec14}
-------------------------------------

As shown in Table [6](#Tab6){ref-type="table"}, 13.3% of HBsAg carriers were at the stage of active viral replication (i.e. carry HBeAg), and 1.2% were in the acute phase or in activation (i.e. carry the anti-HBc IgM antibody), while 4.8% had markers of hepatitis C virus infection. The median age of the hepatitis B cases which were categorized as being in the stage of viral replication was 32.27 years (IQR 25--40 years), the sex ratio (M / F) =3/4. All patients in this category belongthat this information was obtained on the basis of statements from study participants, they were not likely willing to disclose this information because of stigma. Also, the sample size was too small for identification of certain risk factors such as transfusion, prior hospitalization, or dental surgery. In addition, it is possible that the fact that blood transfusions, hospitalization, and nursing practices are becoming increasingly safe \[[@CR2]\] minimized the rate of hepatitis acquisition via iatrogenic routes.

In the hospital-based Lomé study and the national survey among people aged 15 to 24 years there was a statistically significant difference in the prevalence of HBsAg between the two genders \[[@CR9], [@CR10]\]. This discrepancy may be due to our smaller sample size. We also found that vaccination did not have a statistically significant protective


the staff were super friendly and helpful. Great metro connectivity.

Minus:

10,0 Suveränt

Plus: I was pleasantly surprised at how clean, well kept and pretty the property was.

Minus:

9,2 Suveränt

Plus: I can’t say enough amazing things about the owner . He was attentive and cared for our stay and experience as if we were close family coming to stay in his home . My boyfriend and I felt extremely safe and taken care of . It’s close to a market , pharmacy , restaurants , and a metro stop. It was in a very quite area that felt real Parisian and a welcomed quiet after a day in Paris with lots of people .

Minus: The rooms were extremely small would be my only issue but it was perfect enough to put ourof flights without complaints (just a few jokes!) They stored my luggage for me for two weeks while I went travelling at no charge, and it was ready for me in my room the day I came back. There's a Metro station immediately out the front, plus a handy bus to Gare de Lyon. The rooms are well set up with everything you need, including a fridge. This is definitely one of the best value hotels in Paris.

Suveränt10,0

Plus: Very good location - metro directly out of the door. Not far from the city center. Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean and nice room. Fridge and kettle in the room! Interesting view of the city life.

Suveränt10,0

Plus: The staff was very friendly. The room was very clean,the bed super confortable,


it was just fine. Clean and friendly. Highly recommended for authentic Paris experience. Be prepared to speak a little French or have Google translate ready for anything beyond basic communication. Loved it and would go again.

Minus:

9,6 Suveränt

Plus: Very good localisation. fantastic personnel. Very clean. Subway is very close. I RECOMMEND. THANKS FOR VERY NICE HOLIDAYS!

Plus: The location of the hotel is amazing. We arrived at Paris De Lyon and it only took one stop (Reuilly-Deidrot)and we were a 3-minute walk from the hotel and the train station. This station we also used to go to the Eiffel Tower (about 8 stops away) and also to catch the RER 3 to go to the Palace of Versailles. There honestly is no need to spend money on taxis- public transportationhad a very noisy and dark bedroom at the RDC with no utilities (like no laundry bag, no little book with white pages and no pen to write my drafts, nobody helped me with my luggage when I arrived and leave the hotel and etc) Those are just little details but it makes a difference at the end. The breakfast price increased, but the service decreased... But it is still a good hotel, but the services are not amazing anymore I guess...

Minus: They don't serve butter and cheese for the express breakfast anymore.

9,6 Suveränt

Plus:

Minus: Not enough creamer and sugar or coffee provided

9,6 Suveränt

Plus: Very good location, we had a big room with an open view. It was clean and our bed was comfy!

Minus: It is not a dislike


size, it was just big enough for two, but slightly bigger would’ve been perfect.

Plus: Great staff, especially the gentleman who checked me in early am on August 3. Hotel is new. Standard room is small but very comfi, double bed. Loved the interior of the hotel in general. Clean. Good breakfast. I will come back. Neighborhood is a bit far off the sights a tourist may be interested in but was great for me who wasn't in Paris only for them. Metro around the corner. Thank you!

Suveränt8,3

Plus: location and staff were super nice lots of restaurants, little shops and supermarket right across the street close to main metro stations from multiple lines room to store your bag before check in and after check out breakfast was fresh andnow that I’m looking back while writing this review it comes back to my mind and it triggers all the alarms. I remember that the next day after the incident my son did not want to have breakfast at the hotel so I decided to take him to have breakfast to a restaurant near by. I guess I did have to report the incident to the manager on duty after all.

Plus: The staff was helpful and very friendly. The place is close to the metro, a big supermarket and a post office, which was useful.

Minus: It probably wasn't the hotels fault, because I was there on the hottest day in the history of Paris, but on that day the air conditioner really didn't do much for the room.


in time saying she was the only one working. she was FaceTiming in the restaurant

Plus: The location is close to Metro stops. The breakfast was great and the rooms clean and well furnished.

Minus: I expected parking within the hotel but was informed on arrival that only small sedan cars are allowed. The staff I found offered no suggestion whatsoever on any alternative or advice on nearby locations. Luckily there was a public parking about 1.5Kms away which was great.

5,8 Okej

Plus: Not too far from the metro.

Minus: The room smells like cigar smoke.

8,3 Suveränt

Plus: The staff catered for us and welcomed us and were very kind and helpful

Minus: Nothing

10,0 Suveränt

Plus: The location was very good because of convinient access to the metro system, the area was not very busy,initiated in The Netherlands and this strategy has been successful in reducing clinical JD and was less expensive than subsidized cull and slaughter program \[[@B7]\].

Results of the present study also indicated that vaccination could be practiced in any stage of disease (sub-clinical, clinical, and advance clinical), in any age group (kids above 3 months old to adults) and in any physiological stage (dry, lactating, or pregnant). Initial priming of the goats with MAP infection at the start of trial could have elicited higher immune response against vaccine (second inoculation of the antigen). JD was endemic in CIRG herds; therefore, continuous and slow reinfection of vaccinated animals from environment might have booster effect, thereby complete turnaround in the condition of ready to cull goats when trial was started. Incomplete


deaths up to 90% and also reduced amount of bacilli passed in feces by up to 90% \[[@B8]\]. Rapid decrease in new clinical cases was achieved following immunization of infected adult sheep flocks having severe clinical disease \[[@B9]\]. Similar results have been reported by Uzonna et al. \[[@B13]\], where vaccine prepared from field isolate reduced the number of fecal shedders more than that of commercial vaccine.

Present trial indicated that "Indigenous vaccine" used in this study exhibited "Therapeutic effect" by reversing the clinical signs. There was reduction in shedding of number of MAP bacilli per goat, number of goats with clinical, JD and number of goats positive bacteriologically (fecal shedders), and complete turnaround was visible in the physical condition of the vaccinated goats as compared to "sham immunized". InternallyFort Worth. It could even hold its own in Austin.

A supporting cast of turkey, pulled pork and sausage were also great, but it’s hard to shine against those brisket and pork ribs. Slices of turkey are moist with a whiff of smoke, and a pork shoulder is pulled fresh for every order to ensure juiciness. The sausage links are made to their specifications by an out of town sausage manufacturer, but a blind-folded Lockhart resident may swear they came from Kreuz Market. They aren’t formed into those signature rings and the casings look shriveled, but they’ve got snap, and so does the filling. The beefiness hits the palate first while the black pepper and cayenne hold out a bit before hitting the back of your throat with a


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it has to be solved to be solved by politicians and risk managers,” Martin said. “The problem now is that there are so many accusations about the contact between experts and the industry that we have to be very careful about private discussions.”

Resourcing

“I have no problems with general symposiums but to have a specific counsel for a specific dossier for a specific claim, it’s very difficult for us. I prefer pedagogic behavior. For the moment it is not possible but in the future pre-clinical discussions could be possible. Why not? It works in the drug area.”

“The problem is that there are not so many industry groups and enterprises in the drug area as in food. It would be very time and human resource consuming.”

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Martin said the percentagedetermine if tradition of use data should be acceptable or not, the professor suggested it should not.

“There is nothing in the regulation to have a specific approach for botanicals because tradition of use data is not mentioned. When we are assessing the effect of cherries for example – why should they be different to green tea extracts?”

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As the formlisation of the main organ (article 13.1 list) of the nutrition and health claims regulation (NHCR) kicks in this week, Professor Ambroise Martin, the new chair of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) health claims panel, tells NutraIngredients why the EU’s health claims future may be


more promising than its recent past.

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That a claim containing the word "antioxidant" is not allowed, but a claim based around "can prevent oxidative damage" is allowed is a ridiculous situation. These claims are supposed to make sense to the consumer, but i think the above outcome confuses things further.

Of course the interpretation of these health claims and the exact wording that is allowed will be different in different EU member states. I am testing the water in the UK with clients about how much leeway we have and how creative we can be within the new legislation to create new health claims around oxidative damage and antioxidants.

Many consumers know what an antioxidant is but few know the meaning of oxidative damage. As long asfrom the command.
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decades. As a treatment for exhaustion, poor concentration and memory that was diminished, Rhodiola is widely employed in Russia. In addition, it is thought to make workers more productive.

The Journal of the American Botanical Council reported 180 studies done on Rhodiola Rosea since 1960. The majority of the study demonstrates this herb functions in treating infections, tiredness, depression, impotence, physical endurance, fertility, cold and flu, tuberculosis, cancer, and nervousness.

Neurohackers discover that Rhodiola helps alleviate anxiety by balancing the stress-response system of the body. It helps your body return to a relaxed state by influencing key brain chemicals like serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine and beta-endorphins
(opioid neuropeptides).

8. L-Theanine

The amino acid found in green tea, also L-Theanine helps balance brain chemistry and enhance health. It boosts brain waves promoting relaxation. And alsowere treated with short leg plaster. Fracture was fixed for 4 to 6 weeks according to fracture healing. On the 2nd, 4th,6th, 8th week and 3rd, 6th month after fixation, patients were followed up, and the foot function score was used to evaluate the function of injured foot. X-ray of injured foot was taken on the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th week were used to assess fracture healing. All patients got complete follow-up. The X-ray result showed that all fracture reached at clinical healing on the 8th week after fixation without skin ulcer,nonunion and displacement of fracture. From the 4th to 8th week after fixation, paperboard group had a higher X-ray score than plaster group, but the difference between two groups had no statistically significance. Repeated analysis result


showed that there was interact at different time point and between groups,the difference had statistically significance (P<0.01). The foot function score showed that at all time point, paperboard group had a higher score than plaster group, and on the 2nd, 4th, and 6th week, it had statistically significant difference(P<0.01) between two groups. On the 6th months after fixation,the excellent and good rate of paperboard group was 93.10%, higher than that of plaster group, which was 86.67%. But it had no statistically difference(P=0.483) between two groups. Using paperboard and pad fixation to treat the fifth metatarsal base fracture has the advantage of simplicity operating,reliable fixation, satisfactory effects, easily obtainable material.important to understand that self-insurance is, in actuality, not insurance at all. It is merely one of the four methods by which an owner of a motor vehicle is allowed to meet the requirements of the [MVSRL]." Hearty v. Harris, 574 So.2d 1234, 1237 (La.1991). In Aisole v. Dean, 574 *500 So.2d 1248, 1251 (La.1991), the court held that "those who choose to satisfy the [MVSRL] by obtaining a self-insurance certificate do not have to provide omnibus coverage." And, in Jordan v. Honea, 407 So.2d 503 (La.App. 1st Cir.1981), writ den. 409 So.2d 654, the court concluded that a self-insurer does not automatically afford uninsured motorist coverage simply because it is a qualified self-insured.
The statute before us (La. R.S. 22:1220) is penal in nature and appears in the


does not provide insurance, and is not subject to the compulsory omnibus and UM statutes that are otherwise applicable to true insurers. Only R.S. 22:657 specifically includes a self-insurer within its provisions. That is understandable because the only self-insurers regulated by the Insurance Code are those providing health and health care services. Certainly, when R.S. 22:1220 was enacted in 1990, the legislature was aware that R.S. 22:657 specifically included health self-insurers, and R.S. 22:658 did not. If legislative intent was to include self-insurers within the scope of R.S. 22:1220, it certainly could have been accomplished by specific inclusion at that time.
Simply put, we hold that regulation by way of the Insurance Code of those who qualify as self-insurers under the MVSRL was never intended by the legislature. Despiterule to an insurer and a different rule to a self-insurer who is dealing with a claimant exists. The majority cites no policy reason justifying a rule requiring insurers to adjust claims fairly concerning issues limited to the statutory list established by LSA-R.S. 22:1220(B), but relieving self-insurers from the same obligations, effectively imposing no duty on self-insurers to adjust claims fairly. The public policy behind LSA-R.S. 22:1220 is to motivate insurers to behave reasonably when dealing with claimants.
The damage and penalty provisions imposed by LSA-R.S. 22:1220 are intended to serve as an economic deterrence for the purpose of modifying behavior in adjusting tort *503 claims. The purpose is to provide a legal and economic incentive to all insurers and self-insurers against unfair settlement practices when dealing with claimants.


The duties imposed by the statute at issue are designed to prevent unfair actions on the part of entities who legally owe claims. The majority's reliance on the fact that self-insurers are not required to provide either uninsured motorist coverage or omnibus coverage is therefore misplaced.
In this case, Regional Transit Authority admitted its failure to transmit the settlement proceeds within 30 days after the settlement agreement was reduced to writing, as required by LSA-R.S. 22:1220. Accordingly, I would vacate, reverse the trial court on the issue of LSA-R.S. 22:1220 penalties, and remand for a hearing on penalties.
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[1]  The court concluded that the statute created a cause of action for third party claimants, as well as insureds, for the four specific acts set out in section B.
[2] Chung discloses a mechanism for applying a crosslinking agent to a cellulosic fiber mat. The mat is then aged and passed (while still wet) through a fiberizer, such as a hammermill to fiberize the mat. The resulting loose fibers are then dried in a two stage dryer. The first dryer stage is at a temperature sufficient to flash water vapor from the fibers and the second dryer stage is at a temperature that cures the crosslinking agent. A cyclone separator then separates the fibers from the gas for subsequent collection. The Chung apparatus suffers from the drawback of requiring the inconvenient and costly storage of wet fiber mats (e.g. in roll form) for a substantial period of time in order to minimize nit formation.
Unfortunately, fiberization processes known in


Monocyte-mediated drug delivery systems for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
Major advances have been achieved in understanding the mechanisms and risk factors leading to cardiovascular disorders and consequently developing new therapies. A strong inflammatory response occurs with a substantial recruitment of innate immunity cells in atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction, and restenosis. Monocytes and macrophages are key players in the healing process that ensues following injury. In the inflamed arterial wall, monocytes, and monocyte-derived macrophages have specific functions in the initiation and resolution of inflammation, principally through phagocytosis, and the release of inflammatory cytokines and reactive oxygen species. In this review, we will focus on delivery systems, mainly nanoparticles, for modulating circulating monocytes/monocyte-derived macrophages. We review the different strategies of depletion or modulation of circulating monocytes and monocyte subtypes, using polymericvivo resulted in the reappearance of sarcolemmal dystrophin immunoreactivity in > 30% of muscle fibres in the mdx mouse These results suggest that correctly designed splicomers may have direct therapeutic value in vivo, not only for DMD, but also for a range of other genetic disorders.


building barely one Rafale every month for its sole customer, the Armee de l'Air, as France calls its air force. Ramping up fighter production requires a lead time of at least 18 months, during which Dassault's sub-vendors - Thales, Safran and some 500 sub-contractors - would ramp up production of engines, avionics, etc, to meet India's demand (and Egypt's contract for 24 aircraft, when signed). Only after this supply chain cranks into higher gear will the Rafale roll off the lines faster. Given France's desperation to export the Rafale, it is entirely possible that the Armee de l'Air suspends its own requirements and diverts Dassault's entire production to India (and Egypt). Even so, it would be a manufacturing miracle if the IAF receives its 36 Rafales in lessWednesday, March 21, 2007

Broadway Bagels Featured At Enterprise Ireland's High Potential Start-Ups

Dungarvan Observer

Broadway Bagels, established by husband and wife team Des and Rosie Sheehan, produce authentic American style bagels. They returned to Ireland from the US three years ago and established a restaurant in Dungarvan. The business was moderately successful but they found that their American style products sold very well. They decided to close the restaurant and concentrate on producing bagels.

Bagels, while part of the bread family, are produced in a very different format. Authentic bagels are made of yeasted wheat dough which is boiled in water, or steamed, before it is baked. All the bagels currently available in the retail trade are produced in bakeries using a bread baking process, which does not deliver the dense,


fats can cause Inflammation, heart diseases and abdominal fat gain. To help decrease belly fat and protect your heath read ingredients names carefully and avoid items that contain trans fats. They are also known as Hydrogenated Fats.

2) Don’t drink too much Soda:

This is hard for many people, yet there is nothing useful they bring to the table, even the diet sodas. Also, they are expensive! Spend that cash on some great produce. Pop a cut of cucumber, a wedge of lemon, or some mint leaves into your glass of ice water and enjoy. It may require some effort and time but abandon soda for some time and check whether your taste buds don’t begin desiring carbonated water again.

3) Replace cooking oil with Olive Oil:

Olive oil is one ofor application can enable you to screen your calorie intake. Furthermore, food tracking devices enable you to see your intake of protein, carbs, fiber and micro nutrients. Many likewise enable you to record your activity and physical condition.

10) Using Green Tea Regularly:

Green tea is an astoundingly healthy drink. It contains caffeine and the cell reinforcement epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), both of which seem to support digestion. EGCG helps you decrease your belly fat in a very short period of time. If combined with regular exercise, the healthy benefits of green tea are increased rapidly. Now a days this tea is also available in many delicious flavor like jasmine, Lemon, Mint, Pomegranate and numerous other colorful flavors. So reducing belly fat couldn’t be more delicious and easy.

If you do just


around the
ancestor’s left child, and then a right rotation around the ancestor node, adjust
balance factors as necessary.

Case 6:ancestor’s balance factor is ‘R; and the
inserted node is in the left subtree of the right subtree of the ancestor
node:do a right rotation around the
ancestor’s right child and then a left rotation around the ancestor, adjust
balance factors as necessary.

For each of the following trees, the number indicated is to
be inserted into the given tree.State the case number that is
applicable and draw the tree
as it would be after the insert is complete.(10 points)

TreeInsertCase #Resulting
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100

65

4.Give the definition of a heap.(5 points)

5.Insert (push)
the value 98 into the following heap.Draw the resulting heap.(4 points)

6.Pop the
following heap.Draw the resulting heap.(4 points)

Multiple Choice:Circle the letter of the best answer for each question.

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insert method does not need toStreptococcus equisimilis (Mechold et al. 1996), Salmonella typhimurium (Kramer et al. 1988; Shand et al. 1989) under starvation, its function in these organisms is yet to be determined.
Bacteria adapt to nutritional stress for their survival predominantly through a mechanism termed the stringent response. The hallmarks of the stringent response are the accumulation of ppGpp, also called stringent factor, and down regulation of stable RNA (rRNA and tRNA) synthesis (Cashel et al. 1996). It appears that RNA polymerase is the ultimate target of ppGpp (Chatterji et al. 1998), although the exact mode of selective down regulation of the gene expression is not clear.
Mycobacterium Smegmatis grown under carbon depletion conditions serves as a best model of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis under latent conditions for drug screening.
Mycobacterium smegmatis is a fast growing counterpart


to fuse a mycobacterial promoter sequence with lacZ with varying degrees of success (Dellagostin et al., 1995; Knipfer et al., 1998; Kumar et al., 1998). One of the problems was the instability of lacZ in M. smegmatis due to transposition of an element IS 1096 and subsequent deletion of the vector (Cirillo et al., 1991; Chawla and Das Gupta, 1999).
Investigations by the inventors have shown a carbon starvation induced stringent response pathway in M. smegmatis (Ojha et al., 2000, Chatterji and Ojha, 2001, Ojha et al., 2002). The product of stringent response (p)ppGpp is maintained within the cell by two enzymes RelA and SpoT and in gram positive organisms like mycobacteria both the enzymes are part of a same gene known as rel (Ojha et al., 2000). AnComplainant was admonished that she

had to answer the questions which were asked and that she had to answer truthfully

(RR3 at 145). The Complainant testified that what she told the counselor and the

‘interview lady’ was the truth (RR3 at 148). She also testified that she had forgiven

the Appellant for being a bad person but she refused to say what he did that made

him bad (RR3 at 150).

      David Pali, a felony warrant server with HPD, testified he served the warrants

for these cases on the Appellant (RR4 at 41-43). He testified that the Appellant’s

wife met him at the door and led him to believe the Appellant was not there when in

fact the Appellant was located hiding in a closet (RR4 at 44, 49-50).


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the beginning of testimony, that he was not allowed access to the Complainant (RR3

at 4-6). He informed the trial court that the State’s attorneys had ‘ran him out of the

room’ and would not allow him to speak with the Complainant (RR3 at 5). And, that

further, the State had ‘sequestered’ the Complainant to a place where he could not

physically get to her to speak to her (RR3 at 34-35). The trial court admonished the

State’s attorneys that they could not prohibit the Complainant from speaking to the

defense (RR3 at 7, 44-46).

      b. Medicalmade to the doctor (RR4 at 67-68). Without direct evidence

that the medical records were created in anticipation of litigation, the trial court did

not err in admitting the records. Perez v. State, WL 655714 at *20; Moses v. State, 105 at

627 .

        c. DVD’s of Complainant

        The Appellant offered two DVDs of the Complainant admitting that she lied

about the allegations against the Appellant and that she was not coerced into

recanting (RR4 at 168; Defense Exhibit 1 and 2). The State objected to the exhibits

as not being properly authenticated and improper impeachment (RR4 at 170). Tex. R.

Evid. 613 and 901. The trial court sustained the State’s objection until such time as

the Complainant denied making the statements


(Vernon Supp. 2013).

      The Appellant requested mercy from the trial court and asked for a sentence

on the low end of the scale (RR5 at 74).

      In closing argument, the State requested the trial court sentence the Appellant

to 60 years on the Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child (RR5 at 75-76). Further,

the State requested the trial court to cumulate the sentences (CR1 at 63; CR2 at 63;

RR5 at 75-76).

      The trial court sentenced the Appellant to TDCJ (RR5 at 76-77). The

Appellant received ten years on the Indecency with a Child and twenty-five years on

the Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child under the age of 14 (RR5 at 76-77).

      2.9.4(e)(I).

1.   Exclusive of the portions exempted by Tex. R. App. Proc. 9.4(i)(1), this brief

contains 5038 words printed in a proportionally spaced typeface.

2.   This brief is printed in a proportionally spaced, serif typeface using Garamond

14 point font in text and 12 point font in footnotes produced by Corel Word

software.

3.   Upon request undersigned counsel will provide an electronic version of this

brief and/or a copy of the word printout to the Court.

4.   Undersigned counsel understands that a material misrepresentation in

completing this certificate, or circumvention of the type-volume limits in Tex. R.

App. Proc. 9.4(j), may result in the Court’s striking this brief and imposing sanctions

against the person who signed it.


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          which is within a person's personal distance zone ([@B19]).

[@B7] found that individuals who were uncomfortably close to one-another compensated by reducing their eye contact. Therefore, we predicted that participants would prefer a seat that reduced eye contact when that seat was located at a café table with another person present (Hypothesis 1a).

We also predicted that when individuals could choose between a single-length and a double-length table of which all but one seats were taken, they would prefer the double-length table to optimize inter-personal distance (Hypothesis 1b). These two hypotheses were tested in scenario 1 and 2 (see [Figure 1A,B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}).

![Manipulation of eye contact.](fpsyg-10-00331-g001){#F1}

In the privacy regulation scenario ([Figure 1C](#F1){ref-type="fig"}), privacy was manipulated by altering the amount of possible input regulation by 'anchoring' one of two tables to a wall


another café-goer"*; and for both the distance scenario and the anchor scenario the statement read: *"When I take seat 1, I will be sitting further away from the other café-goers; when I take seat 2, I will be sitting closer to other café-goers."*

#### Procedure

Participants were asked by the instructor whether they wanted to partake in a study about social interaction in a café environment. Questionnaires were distributed in a classroom, after which participants were given time to complete them. The consent procedure was followed as described in the earlier paragraph. Then the first page of the questionnaire explained the setting of the experiment, and it was stressed that it would be important for the participants to imagine themselves to be in a real café during the experiment. Onto prefer the far seat (*M* = 0.39, *SD* = 1.44) over the seat in close proximity to other café-goers at the same table, *t*(69) = 2.25, *p* = 0.028. Hypothesis 1c was not supported: although scores suggested a preference for the anchored seat (*M* = 0.17, *SD* = 1.36), this effect was not significant, *t*(69) = 1.05, *p* = 0.296.

Discussion
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We hypothesized that participants who had to imagine being in a café alone would feel discomfort having to sit in close proximity to café-goers that were strangers to them. We based this thought on the finding that inhabitants of Western society reserve the area immediately surrounding them, up to 1.2 m (4 ft.), for intimate and personal social transactions ([@B19]), and that being seated at a café table


related to pleasure ratings of a seat, and negatively related to arousal ratings. [Table 5](#T5){ref-type="table"} displays how participants rated pleasure and arousal for their seat of choice, compared to the non-chosen seat. Each number represents a within-participants difference score that reflects how much higher or lower participants rated their seat of choice compared to the non-chosen seat on a given appraisal dimension, a relative score. A relative score is *italicized* when it significantly different (*p* \< 0.05) from zero. Zero implies that there is no difference between the chosen and the non-chosen seat on that dimension. Relative scores are calculated for the two groups that chose one of the two seats in each scenario. When the *superscripts* of a pair of relative scores are different this signifies thatnon-chosen seat. Regarding arousal participants who had chosen the low-intimacy seat rated that seat as significantly less arousing than the high-intimacy seat, whereas participants who had chosen the high-intimacy seat did not perceive a difference between the seats, implying that for them arousal was not a criterion for choice. The difference between these relative scores was significant for the arousal variable, as shown in the different superscripts.

The three cognitive dimensions allow an interpretation of these affective profiles. Participants who chose the low intimacy seat (i.e., the low eye contact seat) indicated that they did not expect to be perceived as more or less sad/lonely at their seat than at the other seat, whereas participants who chose the high intimacy seat (i.e., the high eye contact seat) indicated that


individually or in a group, provided that the subject maintains control. However, in the present study, in particular the scenario based on privacy, this discrepancy is not a problem.

An explanation for this relatively low success rate for the third manipulation check might be that the manipulation check itself was poorly formulated. In the anchoring scenario, participants were asked to answer the following question: *"When I take seat 1, I will be sitting further away from the other café-goers; when I take seat 2, I will be sitting closer to other café-goers."* This question was used to check whether participants correctly perceived that the high privacy seat (which was located close to a wall) was more distant to possible sources of privacy intrusion---that is, people seated at nearby tables---thenof the day, and
between machines.

Amazon has done a great job at selling "the cloud", and I can see many CXOs
buying into that. But the fact is, renting dedicated machines from a good
provider isn't exactly that hard. They take care of a lot of things for you.

EC2 is good if you have _wildly_ varying amounts of traffic such that you need
to really have that kind of elasticity in your infrastructure. However, for
most businesses, especially web apps, that's not the case.

~~~
rscale
I was shocked when I learned that many EC2 users with highly variable traffic
don't spin down during off-peak because sometimes Amazon has problems that
prevent them from spinning their instances back up.

I love the idea of their cloud services, but the reality is a decidedly less
attractive beast.

~~~
jd007
Hmm I would like to


in addition to the regular SLA downtime you get from either the
dedicated provider or AWS, which is not an issue if you have everything hosted
together, but could become an unavoidable problem if not.

~~~
vidarh
My experience is that the devops cost drops: Most of the time you're dealing
with a much simpler and more predictable dedicated environment - your
challenges happen when you have to handle (rare) abnormal spikes.

In terms of inter-datacenter network reliability: You have to deal with this
if you want reliable hosting anyway. If you spread your database and app
servers across data centers, yes, you are begging for problems and the problem
is that your app is not designed for resilience.

But you can easily enough do "hybrid" within the same datacenter, if you opt
for any of the number of EC2 alternativesyou when one of the data centers goes out entirely. Such as
when the power needs to be cut for fire brigade safety due to a fire alarm
(yes, I've experienced that), or the supposedly redundant UPS's triggers
failsafes and causes the entire site to go down (experienced that too), or
when one of the sites see cascading failures take out heir entire network
(seen that happen too).

Assuming you will have live, working network connections between your
locations, and/or that all your locations will stay online is pretty much
guaranteed to cut your availability.

Basically, if your systems can't operate independently, adding an extra data
center means adding more failure points.

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bcoates
I'm trying to figure out where this niche is that EC2 is more expensive than
traditional hosting on a price/performance basis and I'm drawing a blank. Yes,
they're vastly


source and your own hardware but the
flexibility will pale in comparison to what you get from Amazon. A year ago, I
was all on board the OpenStack train. I think it is great by way of keeping
Amazon honest and therefore keeping prices in check. I'd still pay a premium
for Amazon over a public OpenStack or a roll-your-own solution.

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count
How many folks saying EC2 is too expensive because there is a cheaper
alternative are doing so on a Macbook of some kind?

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tszming
>> At our most expensive location, we get 64GB ECC RAM, 4x1TB RAID 10
(hardware), Dual E5-2620 and 4 1Gbps adapters (bonded, 2x public, 2x private)
for around 60% the price of an M3-2XLarge.

M3-2XLarge = $720 per month, 60% = $432

As a softlayer customer, I would be very surprised if you can get
2620/64GB/4TBhad actually included a benchmark with nice pretty
graphs. The list of example hardware is nice, but doesn't tell me nearly as
much as a couple of benchmarks would. Blanket statements such as "EC2's price-
to-performance ratio is horrible" don't really do much to convince me. Yeah,
the author is probably correct. But to what extent is he correct?

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mitchi
I really like the concept of Amazon EC2 but it's incredibly expensive and the
performance is horrible. Give me a full 1 gigabits connection, a few ipv4
adresses, all ports open and I'm all good. 90 % of all businesses are okay
with this. The server business is getting too centralized and it's bad for the
internet.

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mardix
I've been using Singlehop.com for over three years, and I couldn't be any
happier. I rented a dedicated server in which I can


2 hours, 30 minutes, she has 17 finishes less than 2:33. Highlights of Jones's career include three top three finishes in Boston (second in 1991 and '93), runner-ups in New York ('89) and Berlin ('91) and still-standing records in the 30K (1:47:41) and 20-mile (1:55:29).

Jon SinclairHis career as a runner is characterized by consistency and longevity, with more wins and placings than any other male runner in modern road racing history. In addition to being the all time cumulative men's point leader in the Runner's World rankings, he is a former USA National Cross Country and 10,000 meter champion and an Olympic Trials finalist in the 5000 meters. He has represented the U.S. on numerous national teams.

1998

Benji DurdenDurden established himself during the early '80s at the height ofand Corktown races have now tripled their attendance under his guidance. During seven of those years he also found the time to write a weekly running column, coach three athletes who qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials and still volunteered support on several local running clubs.

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Gerry LindgrenIn 1964, in his senior year of high school, Lindgren ran 5000 meters in 13 minutes and 44 seconds, setting a U.S. high school record for the distance that would remain unbroken for 40 years. Among his other records he established that year was his time of 8:40.0 in an indoor 2-mile (3.2 km) race that shattered the previous U.S. national high school mark. Over forty years later this remains the fastest U.S. schoolboy 2-mile (3.2 km) time ever run indoors (and


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4. Opinion No. 4122 is issued on this date in its place.
Entered by direction of the Court at Anchorage, Alaska, on September 30, 1994.
Before MOORE, C.J., and RABINOWITZ, MATTHEWS and COMPTON, JJ., and BRYNER, J. Pro Tem.[*]

OPINION
COMPTON, Justice.
This appeal arises out of a divorce proceeding. The trial court determined the adjusted income levels for each party in order to set child support, divided the husband's pensions evenly, allocated all marital debt to the husband, ordered reorientation alimony paid to the wife for five years and ordered the parties to bear their own attorney's fees and costs. After the court's order on the division of the pensions, but before issuance of a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) implementing the order, the husband filed for bankruptcy. The husband


alleged that Shannon mismanaged at least some of the finances. In the divorce proceeding, he sought credit for payments made on the debt after separation and for an apportionment of the debt existing at the time of trial. The trial court assigned all marital debt "accrued up until December" 1988 to John.
The primary assets of the marriage were John's Alaska Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) and Supplemental Benefit System (SBS) pension accounts. The court *1254 made no findings regarding the value of any assets except the pension accounts. Shortly after John and Shannon separated, John withdrew all of the approximately $27,000 in the PERS account. John testified that he incurred a $2,271.32 tax liability from the premature withdrawal of the PERS funds. The court made no specific findingsamount and duration of reorientation alimony.
Finally, a court should analyze the relative earning powers and economic situations of the parties in awarding or refusing to award attorney's fees and costs in a divorce case. See Lone Wolf v. Lone Wolf, 741 P.2d 1187, 1192-93 (Alaska 1987). There is support in the record for the general proposition that John has a greater relative earning power and a better economic situation than *1256 Shannon. Nonetheless, we conclude that the decision regarding attorney's fees and costs should be vacated and reevaluated following the court's decision on remanded issues.

B. THE QDRO WAS VALID.
John argues that the QDRO assigning Shannon an interest in his SBS pension violated the automatic stay imposed from the filing of a bankruptcy action. Shannon responds with a number


plan to Shannon and therefore that portion was no longer part of John's debtor estate. See In re Resare, 142 B.R. 44, 46 (Bankr.D.R.I. 1992), aff'd, 154 B.R. 399 (D.R.I. 1993). Another theory would hold that Shannon had an equitable property right to request and receive a QDRO. This equitable property right is not dischargeable in bankruptcy. See In re Long, 148 B.R. 904, 908 (Bankr. W.D.Mo. 1992). Yet another theory would hold that the order transferred equitable title to the property to Shannon and John held that portion of the pension in a constructive trust for Shannon's benefit. See Bush v. Taylor, 912 F.2d 989, 992-93 (8th Cir.1990); Long, 148 B.R. at 909. Property held in constructive trust by the debtor is not considered to be partand debt, reorientation alimony and attorney's fees and costs is VACATED and the case REMANDED for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. There was no error in the issuance of the QDRO. The original QDRO may be modified on remand as appropriate. Child support was calculated by a reasonable and practical adaptation of Civil Rule 90.3 and therefore that determination is AFFIRMED.
NOTES
[*]  Sitting by assignment made pursuant to article IV, section 16 of the Alaska Constitution.
[*]  Sitting by assignment made pursuant to article IV, section 16 of the Alaska Constitution.
[1]  At trial, John originally stated that the SBS account was worth "in the area of $57,000 at the time of separation." After reviewing his notes over lunch, he testified that the real value was $52,000.


as much as $1,000 per month in overtime pay. In his post-trial memorandum, he calculated his gross income as $3,810 and his net income as $2,690. Shannon disputes the propriety of John's proposed deductions from his gross income.
[3]  In the points on appeal, John assigns error in the trial court's refusal to extend the time for trial testimony. The trial court has broad discretion to manage its trial calendar. See Siggelkow v. Siggelkow, 643 P.2d 985, 987-88 (Alaska 1982) (denying continuance). John's opening brief devotes substantial discussion to the possible prejudicial effect of comments made by the trial court. We do not reach this issue because it was not raised in the points on appeal. Alaska R.App.P. 210(e); Oceanview Homeowners Ass'n v. Quadrant Constr. & Eng'g, 680the moment that the acceleration is constant. This is the case when only gravity is present.

A typical game engine loop will update position with regards to a timestep (often the duration of a frame) using the following method, known as Euler integration:

Putting these two differential equations into Euler integration gives us the above code.

Measuring accuracy

Typical particle trajectories would look a bit like this:

These are three runs of the above simulation with the same initial values.

once with maximum accuracy,

once at 60 frames per second,

once at 30 frames per second.

You can notice the slight inaccuracy in the trajectories.

You may think…

“Oh, it could be worse; it’s just the expected inaccuracy with different framerate values.”

Well, no.

Just… no.

If you are updating positions this way and you do not have a really good reason


was familiar with. (As an additional cultural oddity, the side of the road on the highway where you pull over in case you have car troubles is called the "berm" here in Ohio. The first time I used that word in Boston I got many blank stares. When I finally got them to understand what I meant, they informed me, with what can only be described as the condescending "Duh?!" look on their faces, that it is called the "breakdown lane" in Boston.)

My mother happens to be the music director for her church and will occasionally need someone to "sub" in for one of her regulars during rehearsals. I suppose fortunately for her, reading music is like riding a bicycle; once learned, you'll always be able to doit. On occasions when the rehearsal is after work, I will try and find a restaurant somewhere between where I work and the church. This is where I stumbled across Das Dutch Kitchen. Right off of Rt. 30 between Dalton and Orrville, OH, they are serving up some traditional Amish / Pennsylvania Dutch fare that is quite good. Some of their offerings have been modernized for the average Joe (such as the salad offerings), but if you pick and choose carefully, you can put together a very nice meal.

Here is a shot of the exterior of the restaurant. Note the buggy by the front door:

Once inside, they will seat you in their rather large dining room. If you come during lunchtime, you have the option of ordering from


right? Josh and Kevin will talk about the Galaxy’s failure to score despite generating some real chances on the night. And how did Favio Alvarez fair in his MLS and Galaxy debut?

But the big question they’ll attempt to answer is why the Galaxy put 33 crosses into the box in search of a tiny Emmanuel Boateng? Was there something there the Galaxy were trying to exploit? Or was it the remnants of Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s suspension?

Josh will even get into why the Galaxy armband went to the right player when Jonathan dos Santos came off the field, and this touches off a better discussion about Dan Steres, and who should get the armband going forward.

WHY IS THERE SO MUCH DAN STERES HATE?

The guys have a packed show that isQ:

Mercurial, TortoiseHg, keyring and using two remote repos with two usernames and passwords being forgotten

I am using TortoiseHg Workbench 64bit 2.1.4, though it may be an issue with Mercurial. The OS is Windows 7 (64bit).
I have two projects that I push to two different locations (one is bitbucket, the other is an private one). They use different usernames and passwords, and I push over HTTPS.
I have setup the keyring in my mercurial.ini:
[extensions]
mercurial_keyring=

and in the two .hg/hgrc files, I have setup paths with their respective values:
[paths]
default = https://userX@domainX/XXX

If I only work on one repo, the password is remembered each time I connect. However, when I switch between projects, I have to re-enter the password. It's as if it will only remember one password.
Below is an example log with teh


extension indeed only stores one password and it gets replaced when you store another. If you go to Windows’s Credential Manager you can see this happening.
There is an existing bug report in the Python keyring library that the Mercurial keyring extension uses:
https://bitbucket.org/kang/python-keyring-lib/issue/47/winvaultkeyring-only-ever-returns-last
Looks like one of the developers replied to it just yesterday, so maybe he is working on a fix.
Edit: According to the bug report this is now fixed, and according to Lee Atkinson it is now also working in TortoiseHg.

65-year-old Danny DeVito rocked his entire face off at a techno-trance concert at the Coachella music festival -- fist pumpin' like crazy in a sea of crazed fans ... and topless people.

It all went down during the Deadmau5 show -- where Danny fist pumped like he was on an episode of "Jersey Shore" ... and the guys at Newestra.com caught it all on camera.


and aluminum phthalocyanine chloride (AlPc) on the viability of HeLa cervical cancer cells and HSC-3 oral squamous cell carcinoma cells. We also examined the effect of FR-targeted liposomal ZnPc using highly FR-positive HeLa cells \[[@b25-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b26-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\]. We did not use KB cells, used often as a model for oral cancer cells and FR-positive cells \[[@b18-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b19-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b21-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b22-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b24-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b27-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]--[@b29-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\]. The nasopharyngeal KB cell line, originally isolated in 1955 from a human epidermoid carcinoma of the mouth, was subsequently found to be contaminated by HeLa cells (cervical adenocarcinoma), based on isoenzyme analysis, HeLa marker chromosomes, and DNA fingerprinting \[[@b30-medscimonitbasicres-22-156],[@b31-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\]. Therefore, the use of KB cells in any study that claims to represent an investigation of oral cancer phenotype cells is incorrect. We have used HeLa cells as an appropriate comparison with previous results obtainedwith KB cells.

Material and Methods
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Cell culture
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HeLa cervical adenocarcinoma cells were purchased from ATCC (CRL-8798, Rockville, MD, USA). HSC-3 cells, derived from squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the tongue \[[@b32-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\], were provided by Dr. R. Kramer (UCSF). Cells were incubated in tissue culture flasks (Falcon, Becton Dickinson Labware, UK) at 37°C in a humidified atmosphere containing 5% CO~2~, and were passaged 1: 6 twice a week. They were maintained in Dulbecco's Modified Eagle's Medium (DMEM) supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum (FBS), penicillin (100 units/ml), streptomycin (100 μg/ml), and L-glutamine (4 mM) (DMEM/10). All media, with or without phenol red, penicillin-streptomycin solution, L-glutamine, FBS, Trypsin-EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) and phosphate buffered saline (PBS), were obtained from the UCSF Cell Culture Facility (San Francisco, CA). Photosensitizers were solubilized in 100% dimethyl


cells there was essentially no expression of FOLR1. Our results showed that PDT mediated by FR-targeted liposomal ZnPc, in the range of 0.01--0.1 μM, did not reduced the viability of FR-positive HeLa cells. Garcia-Diaz et al. \[[@b23-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\] investigated the phototoxicity of 5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl-21H,23H-porphine zinc (ZnTPP) encapsulated in non-targeted POPC: DOPS (1,2-dioleoyl-sn-glycero-3-phospho-L-serine) liposomes and FR-targeted liposomes POPC/DOPS/FA-PEG-DSPE (1,2-distearoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine-N \[folate(polyethylene glycol)-2000\]). In HeLa cells incubated with 1 μM ZnTPP for 24 h and irradiated with 10 J cm^−2^, non-targeted liposomes cause 65±5% cell death, while FR-targeted liposomes increase cell mortality to 94±5%. We did not perform experiments with FR-negative HSC-3 cells.

There has been some controversy about the FR expression in cells derived from OSCC. Ward et al. \[[@b51-medscimonitbasicres-22-156]\] screened 10 human OSCC cell lines and KB cells for folate binding protein-alfamost plastic surgeons have their own personal preference, based on their experience and training. I prefer the closed rhinoplasty for almost all cases. In my opinion, it is simpler, takes less time and involves less swelling. Unfortunately, many surgeons are taught only one way to do rhinoplasty. If they are trained in open rhino, they only know one way to do it, and will tell you it is the best way to go. Closed rhino has been around 100 years. It is a shame that many younger surgeons do not know how to do it.

These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as
a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you
have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do


die height Ho are constants usually recommended by experienced die builders. These formulas have been widely used by extrusion industries for several decades.
Worldwide users have had considerable experience with coat hanger dies, and they generally have expressed the following comments or suggestions for improvement. In no particular order, their comments include:
1. The coat hanger die is bulky and heavy. For example, a die having a width of one meter weighs about one ton.
2. The coat hanger die is expensive and difficult to make and repair. Typically, the coat hanger die is made from vacuum furnace-fused tool steel (for purity), which has been treated for chemical resistance and hardness. The machining and polishing of three-dimensional cavities within the die require sophisticated equipment and skills.
3. The land area 33 ofKim Il Sung and the father of both Kim Jong Un and Kim Jong Nam, as a “treasure baby from Paektu mountain.” North Korea claims, probably erroneously, that Kim Jong Il was born on Paektu.

As early as 2009, North Korea called Kim Jong Un the “General of Paektu,” Koh, the North Korea expert, wrote in a 2013 essay. Kim Jong Un inherited the “bloodline of Paektu,” which is heralded as the country’s “existence and the lifeline of generations to come.”

Another point to consider is that North Korea’s “Kim worship” is, according to Cumings, “Neo-Confucianism in a communist bottle.”

Kim Jong Un, the youngest known son of Kim Jong Il, could have feared his brother because under a traditional Confucian value system, Kim Jong Nam, the eldest son, would have


It countered the Arab League's famous "Three No's" that followed the 1967 Mideast war, when Israel captured the West Bank and east Jerusalem from Jordan, the Sinai Peninsula and Gaza Strip from Egypt and the Golan Heights from Syria. At a summit in Khartoum, Sudan, the Arab countries passed a resolution saying no peace, recognition or negotiations with Israel.

The 2002 initiative, endorsed by the Arab League and the 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation, offered Israel normalized relations in exchange for a full withdrawal from territories captured in 1967. However, it was overshadowed by Israeli-Palestinian fighting and was greeted with skepticism by Israel.

Now the initiative has gained new life thanks to interest from Kerry, who has been trying to restart peace talks between Israeli and the Palestinians, frozen sinceNetanyahu's silence was unacceptable.

"This is not a technical issue. It's a strategic issue which Israel needs to speak about loudly and clearly. We are thrilled this initiative is on the table," said Margalit, who is forming a parliamentary lobby in favor of the Arab peace plan. "It gives Israel a vision, not only of what to give up, but also what we could gain," he said.

Danny Yatom, a former director of the Mossad spy agency, called Netanyahu's silence a "mistake."

Yatom said actually implementing the Arab peace plan at the current time is impossible given the many changes rocking the Middle East, but embracing it could bring many benefits by helping to "strengthen and cement mutual trust." Firm Arab support could encourage the Palestinians to make concessions and also


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Illustration

The surfaces of the coffin of Diefiawet were covered with painted scenes and hieroglyphic texts to assist and protect her passage into the afterlife. Isis and Nephthys, the sisters of Osiris, protect the head and the foot of the mummy, and goddess Nut spreads her winged arms over the breasts. A series of gods arranged along the sides of the case provide additional divine protection. The inscription in the center of the lid begins with the parentage of Diefiawet, who was the daughter of a temple doorkeeper. They continue with the full text of Chapter 89 of the Book of the Dead, a magical spell to ensure that the Ba (spirit) should be united with the body after death. From Egypt; precise


if you distress the finished piece to make it look antique)

Put a huge world map on your wall and use decorative pushpins to indicate where you have traveled

Frame antique or vintage maps and put them all over your walls

Place maps under glass on tabletops

Globes.

Huge or tiny, globes look great and they are very inexpensive. They look terrific clustered together or you can use one large globe on the floor for a more dramatic look. If you can get your hands on a bunch of inexpensive globes, they are also great for DIY décor projects. You can cut them in half to make cute bowls or cover them in paint to create customized art. To get some more ideas, check out this Babble post.

Souvenirs and treasures.

If you travel, whatof Computer Science, argued that the way we once bought into superstitions can be compared to “our cultural and scientific understandings of neural networks”.

Read next Trump’s TikTok battle heralds the ugly birth of a new splinternet Trump’s TikTok battle heralds the ugly birth of a new splinternet

Science and technology have often overlapped with the mystical. Isaac Newton, the father of modern physics, was, famously, an alchemist. For artist Jenna Sutela, the influence of algo-seance as a spiritual practice has revealed a connection to the hidden forces that govern our lives, whether they’re intractable machines or invisible life forms. Technologists Tobias Revell and Wesley Goatley have created Augury, a tool that draws predictions of the future from the live positions of planes, using a neural network trained on flight


data and tweets.

Next year, a third psychedelic age will continue to take shape. We are already seeing an overlap between groups invested in emerging technologies such as AI, and groups exploring their spirituality in ayahuasca circles and other, clandestine ceremonial practices.

An increasing number of people are returning to these ancient systems of knowledge through the reflective surface of their smartphones. In 2020, algo-seance and mystical technologies will continue to thrive, and they will break into the mainstream. We’re witnessing the disintegration of everything that used to count as consensus reality, so we’re looking to the past, while plunging headlong into the future.

Hans Ulrich Obrist is artistic director of the Serpentine Galleries, London. Ben Vickers is CTO of the Serpentine Galleries, and the co-founder of Ignota Books

More great storiesHowever, there is a problem that in an immunoassay of such substances by applying antigen-antibody reaction, a high precise assay is difficult due to different binding rate of the antibody to the free form and the bound form. In order to solve such the problem, JP-A-09-234068 proposes an assay reagent for equimolar reaction with both free form and bound form, and an assay method using the same are proposed. Since this method is, however, the assay method by ELISA, it can be possible to assay only in the specific equipment and is impossible to apply in the common autoanalyzer. Although the latex turbidimetry is known as a high sensitive immunoassay method by applying the common autoanalyzer, there is also a problem that the equimolar assay of both free


know when I said that getting back to work could maybe help you heal?" "What I meant was writing the kinds of songs that you used to write." "You know, about sex and drugs and never staying in one place for too long?" "Now I see that sex and drugs are just a lonely path to self-destruction." "Yes but it's the path people like to dance to." "I mean, Elka doesn't even need a song, she's not madly in love with Fred." "They're just two dear old friends who make each other happy and have fun in the sack, so why not get married?" "Wow!" "You know, ever since my first single went platinum," "I've just used women and kicked them to the curb." "It's been a happyChance, not Lassie." "No, you dope, Fred just texted me." "He's okay but he's stuck and he can't get out." " Oh my God." " Call the Fire Department." "Tell them it's a deep well but it's dry." "I'm on it." "Hello, newsroom?" "I need a camera crew." "I gotta talk fast 'cause I need to call 911." "This is gonna be big, could go national." "Cha-ching!" "Much to Victoria's chagrin," ""Ohio man trapped in a well,"" "didn't go national." ""Twin baby Pandas" were hogging the country's attention at the San Diego Zoo." "Oh, my God, they're so cute!" "Anyway, ever resilient," "Victoria dug up an old photo of Fred to goose the human interest angle." "The tension here at well-side is palpable." "As we wait, hoping the


to the Points
is along Forest. No question. More direct than jefferson, not the traffic hassle of Mack, the
whole street is one smooth tarmac run, very unusual for the eastside. Temperature the whole time
was around -4C (24F) and it was a quick run. At the Chrysler Plant you have to switch down onto
Mack but by that point Mack is wide enough not to be the drag-strip it is further west. The only
incident was in GPP where a female SUV driver decided to play the "I can drive within a millimeter of you"
game on a clear street. Moron.

B3 on Mack at the border of GP and GPP is a great place, always lots of kit to look through and the folk are friendly enough. In a way
I prefer Cycle andI did and by the time he'd arrived I'd had a look around. Loud
drunk rich crowded. Not a good start, S got a beer and immediately sent it back as flat and tasteless.
We hung around for a bit mostly trying to lip read over the 70s rock, but soon decided to move on to
the Block Brewery instead. And this is where the fun started, Steve went for his vehicle (actually
a souped up audi with a binary accelerator) and I grabbed the bike.

By now it was well after dark and I'm not so comfortable on night roads without working bike lights. I snaked through
downtown mostly keeping to the empty sidewalks. But having crossed jefferson down to Attwater there's
really no choice. The sidewalk ends. Then the streetlighting ends. There's perhaps


the wheel. After that it slowly leveled out.

But man that was tough! I got to the Block Brewery (once again ahead of S who had to detour around
the project). As soon as S got there he saw the mud, the water, the cement splattered everywhere
and made some comment about perhaps buying a jeep. Yeh... one day. Anyhow the BB was great as always,
good beer, good music, nice folks.

After 18 months in Detroit I finally got around to facing the Spanish Inquisition that is
US border control. Having once had a bad experience with these guys I've put off visiting
Windsor until now. But I have to say ... Detroit sure looks prety from over here. The
view from the hill:

The PhotoManiacs over at DetroitFunk have some excellent pages on the localrotor at least two first satellite bags connected to the at least two separation bags respectively; rotating the rotor at a sedimentation speed at which the at least a first and a second components sediment in each of the separation bags; transferring at least one fraction of a first separated component from the at least two separation bags into the at least two first satellite bags connected thereto respectively; detecting a characteristic of a component at a first determined location in each separation bag; and stopping transferring the at least one fraction of the first component from each separation bag into the first satellite bag connected thereto, upon detection of the characteristic of a component at the first determined location.
Other features of the method according to the invention


the at least two interconnected hydraulic chambers comprises pumping hydraulic liquid into the at least two interconnected hydraulic chambers.
Transferring a volume of hydraulic liquid into the at least two interconnected hydraulic chambers comprises connecting a source of hydraulic liquid to the at least two interconnected hydraulic chambers so that a rotation of the rotor causes hydraulic liquid to be transferred from the source of hydraulic liquid into the at least two interconnected hydraulic chambers.
According to the invention, an apparatus for separating at least two discrete volumes of a composite liquid into at least a first component and a second component comprises a centrifuge comprising: a rotor having a rotation axis, comprising: at least two separation cells, each for containing a separation bag containing a volume of composite liquid;member is mounted on the rotor so as to be between the associated separation cell and the storage means, with respect to the rotation axis.
The apparatus further comprises: a storage means included in the rotor for storing at least two first satellite bags respectively connected to at least two separation bags contained in the at least two separation cells; and at least one valve member associated with each separation cell for selectively allowing or blocking a flow of fluid between a separation bag and a first satellite bag, and the at least one valve member is mounted on the rotor so that the storage means is between the at least one valve member and the associated separation cell, with respect to the rotation axis.
The at least one sensor


wall and the lower wall.
The density of the hydraulic liquid is so selected as to be between the density of a first component and the density of a second component.
Each separation cell comprises a securing means for securing an upper edge of a separation bag so that the upper edge is the portion of the separation bag that is the closest to the rotation axis.
Other features and advantages of the invention will appear from the following description and accompanying drawings, which are to be considered exemplary only.hadn't gotten crisp enough when I added the flour) and the end color was actually very nice, even though there was only skim milk in the house.

Oh Yes!!! SOS!!! The greatest breakfast known to Man! When I was in Infantry school and Airborne school at Ft. Benning, GA, this was the chow that started your day and got you through it! You can use beef and add some Worcestershire sauce instead of the pork if you want. Add some eggs and you have a Mans meal.

Although I have never had it with bacon and green onions, I believe they would be a great addition. The idea that this is a southern only dish is very wrong. I grew up in Upper Michigan and my father (mother not in


"Customer - 30"

Academic Paper Writing (4 pages)

This writer delivered amazing results within an hour, I had previously hired a different writer and the writer was late over 24 hours and not delivered anything nor was answering my questions, this writer followed all instructions to the T and delivered an amazing A worthy paper in an hour, thank you for saving me, I am hiring again for different topic, thanks again Solphie.staff (so it's not a try out, and thus not in violation of DD's D).

Yep, that's correct, and with a recent rule change, the coaches can be there too.

From Rev this morning:

Finishing up official visit this morning. New rule allowing prospect to workout with team/coaches great for getting to know each other.

Hawaii and UC Riverside according to that article a couple of weeks ago. Here's hoping he wants a few opportunities to take down one of the top teams in the country on national TV.....HEY, now I see where you guys are going with the whole "it's good for the WCC" thing with Gonzaga being ranked No. 1!

DoubleDipper wrote:I'm guessing too, that it's time for the team to go abroad for another late-summer tour and he's looking for


care physicians who were eligible for the study at the participating institutions (Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH), University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), and Access Community Health Network (Access)). Access, located in Chicago, is the largest federally qualified health center organization in the United States. Lists of affiliated primary care physicians were obtained from the participating institutions, and these lists were refined using information provided by the General Medicine Divisions and the hospital directories to exclude physicians without direct patient care, residents and fellows, and those seeing only pediatric patients. A current interoffice mailing address was obtained for each physician.

Study Design {#S8}
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The Institutional Review Board of each institution approved the study and survey. Brief (\<15 minutes), self-administered, pre-tested questionnaires were mailed to 556 physiciansno evidence to support this practice([@R19], [@R20]).

Understandably a big challenge to managing men with CP/CPPS remains the fact that there is neither a gold standard diagnostic test nor proven effective treatment ([@R25]); therefore, there lacks an evidence-based clinical guideline to help primary care physicians in the management of this condition. Meanwhile, ongoing clinical trials funded by the NIDDK seek to identify new and effective treatments for men with CP/CPPS ([www.uppcrn.org](www.uppcrn.org)). Research is also underway to elucidate the natural history, etiology, and pathophysiology of this condition, such that early identification and intervention in primary care may result in improved outcomes for patients.

Another reason for educating primary care patients about CP/CPPS is that this condition is among those that cause chronic nonmalignant pain, an important new topic in primary care


 IV\. Asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis                           Characterized by evidence of inflammation of the prostate in the absence of genitourinary tract symptoms; an incidental finding during evaluation for other conditions, such as infertility or elevated serum prostate- specific antigen levels

This category is subdivided into inflammatory (category IIIA) and noninflammatory (Category B) prostatitis.

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Characteristics of the Responding Physicians (n= 289)

  Characteristic                                           and high-pressure bladders. There has been a significant drive by clinicians and research groups to improve stent design thereby reducing the risk of complications, which could, in turn, improve patients' QoL.[@cit0011] Therefore, the quest for an ideal ureteric stent still continues.

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In this narrative review, published literature on ureteric stents from January 1990 to February 2020 is outlined. A systematic MEDLINE search was done using MeSH terms "ureteric stent", "double J stent", "stent biofilm", "stent encrustation", "stent bacterial colonisation", "stent design", "stent material", "stent coating" and "UTI".

Innovation Driven by Patients' Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) Outcomes {#s0003}
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The original stent design was similar to the modern day urinary catheters and they were commonly placed in the renal pelvis and exited outside the urethra, which made them highly susceptible to