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File photo CHANDIGARH: Punjab minister Navjot Singh Sidhu said on Thursdau that he respected the decisions taken by chief minister Amarinder Singh but that did not mean he had "put a lid" on his mouth. The cricketer-turned-politician asserted he was answerable to the people who did not vote for "us" to become "deaf and dumb". "I am answerable to the people. I also respect CM Sahib. He has his opinion and I have my own," said Sidhu when asked that Amarinder Singh had reportedly not shown "inclination" to act on his allegations against the previous Badal government. "If any politician or officer is found to be involved in looting the state then he should not go scot free. His properties should be attached. Punishing the wrong doer is justice...I do not consider it vendetta. I consider it justice," said Sidhu who had made several allegations against the Badals earlier. I respect 'CM sahib' because he is the final authority, said Sidhu. On the policy of regularisation of illegal colonies, Sidhu said, "we all respect whatever decision is taken by the CM". But it does not mean that I've put a lid on my mouth, he said. Did people vote for us to become deaf and dumb? he asked. Sidhu said he had expressed his dissent on the contentious policy for regularisation of illegal colonies. "I gave my dissent and said it is not a futuristic decision. The final decision is to be taken by the CM. I can only put forth my view," said Sidhu. Sidhu in the last state cabinet meeting had questioned that why the responsibility of officers who helped colonisers build illegal colonies should not be fixed. Asked if he was being targeted within the party, Sidhu said the more he was criticised, the more determined he would become. However, he added that his suggestions on the sand mining policy were not rejected by the CM. "Whether it is a sin to give a trolley of sand at Rs 800 to Rs 1000. Telangana state earned revenue of Rs 1,400 crore against Rs 40 crore earned by Punjab. Rates are linked with supply. When we have sand which can meet requirement for 200 years, then why rates should go up," he said. Sidhu said he had suggested that government should have a stockyard for sand. "Whatever the cabinet decides, it is a joint decision and it is collective responsibility and I am not separate from the cabinet," said Sidhu. He also demanded leaders allegedly involved in drug trade should be arrested. On the issue of turmoil in AAP, Sidhu alleged the party was 'team B' of the Akali Dal. "I consider it a conspiracy of the Akali Dal and it (AAP) is a team B of Akali Dal...When rift takes place in the party, who will become the Leader of Opposition," Sidhu asked. It would be Sukhbir Singh Badal , he said answering the question. Sidhu expressed confidence that Rahul Gandhi would become the next prime minister. "Why am I upbeat about Rahul? It is his thought process which is connected with young India. He talks to me about what the youth want. The more you meet him, the more you trust him. He is the future," said Sidhu. He accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of failing to honour his promises, including jobs to the youth. Asked to comment on Imran Khan's (who is set to become Pak's PM) stand on Kashmir, Sidhu said that he was always with the government of India on this issue.
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Catherine Black, a celebrated neurologist and the main character of ABC’s risible “Black Box” is known as “the Marco Polo of the brain.” That shouldn’t come as much of a surprise: It is a truth universally acknowledged that a television procedural’s protagonist must always be the very best at what she does. Dr. Gregory House, despite being an asshole and a Vicodin addict, is a genius at diagnosing obscure illnesses; Adrian Monk’s OCD helps him solve cases no one else can; Dr. Temperance “Bones” Brennan’s Asperger's-like detachment make her the FBI’s go-to for unsolved deaths. That’s another thing Catherine Black (Kelly Reilly) has in common with all these other TV doctors/detectives/investigators. She’s so good at understanding the intricacies of the brain because—irony!—there’s something wrong with her own brain. She has a secret: she’s bipolar. In an age of high-school teachers cooking meth and suburban parents doubling as Soviet spies, this secret may seem somewhat ho-hum. But “Black Box,” debuting Thursday night, offers a glaring example of one of pop culture’s most noxious tropes: mental illness as superpower. Catherine, the medical director of a fancy neurological center known as the Cube, is apparently amazing at her job, and “Black Box” doesn’t hesitate to draw a connection between her genius and her illness: “Catherine has an insight into her patients that no one else has, allowing her to communicate with them on a different level,” according to ABC’s press notes. She’s fabulously empathetic and intuitive, somehow able to see what all the other doctors miss (though her cases should be familiar to anyone who reads Oliver Sacks's essays). That’s because, the show keeps reminding us, mental illness goes along with greatness. “Hemingway. Sylvia Plath. Billie Holiday. Dickens. Melville. These are just a few of the great minds that suffered from a fine madness. Should they be medicated into mediocrity?” Catherine asks after skipping her meds. She’s particularly taken with Van Gogh; in the middle of a manic episode, we see the sky transform into “Starry Night,” as it does in her hallucinations. If all this sounds ludicrous, that’s because it is. Catherine explains to her psychiatrist (played by the always luminous Vanessa Redgrave) that her manic episodes are “a freaking rocket ride”— but they mostly just involve dancing in the moonlight to smooth jazz. She does bad things, which basically means sex with strangers and spinning in circles on a balcony in her silk nightgown. Still, the show exults in the character’s self-destructive tendencies; she goes off her medication at least once an episode, providing lots of opportunities for surprise twists and wild sex. “Do you want to be exceptional and dead?” her psychiatrist asks her, as though that’s the only alternative to a life of mediocrity. The show’s particular absurdities are all its own, but “Black Box” is part of a long line of fictions that treat psychological disorders as a professional asset. On TNT’s “Perception,” which will soon air a third season, Eric McCormack plays a schizophrenic neuroscience professor who moonlights as an FBI consultant, solving murders with the help of witnesses he hallucinates. “Mind Games,” which lasted five episodes this spring before getting the axe, starred Steve Zahn as a bipolar genius who used to teach psychology and now runs a “problem-solving” business. Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock Holmes coolly calls himself a “high-functioning sociopath,” but Sherlock fans have been offering competing psychological profiles for Arthur Conan Doyle’s character for decades. “Homeland,” at its best, complicated this dynamic, but Claire Danes’s Carrie Mathison was still gifted with a perception that her saner C.I.A. colleagues lacked. She was a superhero, until she was a lovesick lackey. Because it’s so painfully clumsy and thoughtlessly constructed, “Black Box” distills what’s unsettling in the rest of these shows into something wholly unpleasant. Many of these series do display greater realism than prior portrayals and have been duly praised for that. Better to fill our screens with magical madwomen, perhaps, than to push mentally ill characters to the narrative margins or portray them as only criminal or dangerous. Determined to play-act a kind of verisimilitude, “Black Box” is filled with lists of medications and symptoms, as though its cribbing its clunky dialogue from the Wikipedia page for bipolar disorder. But some of the best portrayals of mental illness on TV ignore questions of accuracy and take a more roundabout route to emotional truth. Take Showtime’s “United States of Tara,” which made no effort to be a diagnostically accurate portrait of dissociative identity disorder, but managed to offer a devastating portrayal of what it’s like to love someone who is very sick. In “Wilfred,” an absurdist comedy on FX, a young man moves on from a suicide attempt by hanging out with a talking dog.
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What was today's Sling project-Mods , goodies.....? Already sold! LOL ~> @KayTwo beat you to the punch and asked earlier.But since I’m not going to use the trumpets all the time (it’ll be button actuated from the center console), I bought another Marco horn that’s slimmer and taller than the original one I had. Well done Jared... Well done... Seriously though I have never used the horn... Partly because it sounds like a sissy, partly because I hardly drive anymore, and partly because when I do drive, I'm passing everyone so no need... And... I'd likely take forever to install the mod... Like others that are still pending... Already sold! LOL ~> @KayTwo beat you to the punch and asked earlier.But since I’m not going to use the trumpets all the time (it’ll be button actuated from the center console), I bought another Marco horn that’s slimmer and taller than the original one I had. So your going to have a horn AND a triple horn. Gotta say it - you're seriously horny! While we are on the subject of headlights I put in some new outside light bulbs tonight. They have a fan built onto the back of them. If I put the rubber boot back on the fixture that came off the fan will not be able to move any air at all. If I leave the boot off I believe the front tire will fill the little fan full of dirt. What has everyone else done? I used side cutters to cut two small square airholes in the sides of those boots. Enough to let air in, but also keep mostly of the water-proof qualities intact. We'll see. So your going to have a horn AND a triple horn. Gotta say it - you're seriously horny! Now that's funny shit right there! How in the hell do you guys and gals keep your engine bays so clean? I have never sprayed water under my hood. Can these Slings handle it like a regular car? Just cover the ECM? Would love to be able to get dust out of the nooks and crannies of the engine bay. Simple Green, S100??? How in the hell do you guys and gals keep your engine bays so clean? I have never sprayed water under my hood. Can these Slings handle it like a regular car? Just cover the ECM? Would love to be able to get dust out of the nooks and crannies of the engine bay. Simple Green, S100??? I still have not used a water hose on mine. BUT! My playroom has heat and air so when it is raining or cold I can clean. While I listen to the surround sound. How in the hell do you guys and gals keep your engine bays so clean? I have never sprayed water under my hood. Can these Slings handle it like a regular car? Just cover the ECM? Would love to be able to get dust out of the nooks and crannies of the engine bay. Simple Green, S100??? I would not recommend using simple green or any other "de-greaser" under the hood. If it gets bad enough I can't clean it with the same cleaners I would use on the interior then I will resort to a pressure washer. If I can't get it clean with a pressure washer I will resort to a "steam jeannie". If that won't work then it's time to burn it and start over. LOL The acids in "some" de-greasers can play havoc with your electrical system if you don't get it all rinsed off and out of everything. jes my .o2 I would not recommend using simple green or any other "de-greaser" under the hood. If it gets bad enough I can't clean it with the same cleaners I would use on the interior then I will resort to a pressure washer. If I can't get it clean with a pressure washer I will resort to a "steam jeannie". If that won't work then it's time to burn it and start over. LOLThe acids in "some" de-greasers can play havoc with your electrical system if you don't get it all rinsed off and out of everything. jes my .o2 @Ghost Hey Tim....I agree with everything you said except the part of the pressure washing....not sure that I would want to use 2000#psi pressure water on my engine with the wiring harnesses. They are made to be water resistant not water proof. When you are using that high pressure...it can force water past the connector seals and that would not be good. I would not recommend using simple green or any other "de-greaser" under the hood. If it gets bad enough I can't clean it with the same cleaners I would use on the interior then I will resort to a pressure washer. If I can't get it clean with a pressure washer I will resort to a "steam jeannie". If that won't work then it's time to burn it and start over. LOLThe acids in "some" de-greasers can play havoc with your electrical system if you don't get it all rinsed off and out of everything. jes my .o2
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Sing-sation Wayne Christian School third-grader Anna Daniels, 9, sings a solo Thursday during a play performance in the school's gymnatorium. It was the school's annual third- and fourth-grade musical. The play was titled "Lifesong," and involved about 75 students. Anna sang "Leading Like Jesus."
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This is a campaign video for New York gubernatorial candidate Kristin Davis. Not the Sex and the City actress—the madam who provided former Governor Eliot Spitzer with call girls and was sent to Rikers for four months. Why is she running? "To highlight the inequities in our criminal justice system," of course, and "to advocate a series of reforms in New York"—including the legalization of prostitution, marijuana (her campaign logo features a big pot leaf) and gay marriage. (Her libertarianism doesn't seem to extend to freedom of religion, as she's publicly come out against the "mosque" at Ground Zero.) The six-minute campaign video consists of some of Davis' appearances on Sean Hannity's Fox News show and NBC 4's Nightly News in New York, plus childhood photos and a bitchin' soundtrack of Fatboy Slim and 50 Cent. There's also some footage of a campaign even that appears to feature women in bikinis and body paint. Don't get too excited at the emergence of a hilarious, slightly crazy dark horse, though: Neither she nor her party are on the New York state ballot yet, and she's only got a week until the filing deadline.
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Immagini Volvo V90 Cross Country by the Get Away Lodge Launched in conjunction with the V90 Cross Country, and part of a bigger campaign promoting work-life balance, Volvo has teamed up with Tablet Hotels to offer a one-of–a-kind experience in the snowy serenity of the Swedish mountains.
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Cute honey in undergarments is having a voluptuous fuck-a-thon along with her counterpart at the sofa. Issue’s dressed in a luxurious undergarments and coming into a sultry act. See her getting unwrapped and smooched in all places through her splendid counterpart, as dickens’s eventually uncovering her fur covered cooter and takes his man meat as deeply as imaginable, turning in him a most gusto
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The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Echinacea plant, botanically known as Echinacea purpurea×Echinacea paradoxa and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘Gemini Pink’. The new Echinacea is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Dahlonega, Ga. The objective of the breeding program is to create new Echinacea plants with double whorls of ray florets and unique and attractive ray and disc floret coloration. The new Echinacea plant originated from an open-pollination during the summer of 2007 of an unnamed selection of Echinacea purpurea×Echinacea paradoxa which had double whorls of ray florets, not patented, as the female, or seed parent with an unknown selection of Echinacea purpurea×Echinacea paradoxa as the male, or pollen, parent. The new Echinacea plant was discovered and selected by the Inventor as a single flowering plant from within the progeny of the stated open-pollination grown in a controlled outdoor nursery environment in Dahlonega, Ga. in June, 2008. Asexual reproduction of the new Echinacea plant by tissue culture in a controlled environment in Alpharetta, Ga. since 2008 has shown that the unique features of this new Echinacea plant are stable and reproduced true to type in successive generations.
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Twice Removed from Yesterday Twice Removed from Yesterday is guitarist and songwriter Robin Trower's first solo album. It was released in March 1973. Cover art is by "Funky" Paul Olsen. The album was re-released on CD in 1990 by Capitol. Track listing All songs written by James Dewar and Robin Trower, except where noted. Side one "I Can't Wait Much Longer" (Frankie Miller, Robin Trower) – 5:25 "Daydream" – 6:28 "Hannah" (James Dewar, Reg Isidore, Trower) – 5:30 "Man of the World" – 2:40 Side two "I Can't Stand It" – 3:43 "Rock Me Baby" (Joe Josea, B.B. King) – 4:30 "Twice Removed from Yesterday" – 3:58 "Sinner's Song" – 5:25 "Ballerina" – 3:45 Personnel Robin Trower – guitar; additional vocals on "Twice Removed from Yesterday" James Dewar – bass, vocals Matthew Fisher – organ on "Daydream" Reg Isidore – drums References External links Robin Trower - Twice Removed from Yesterday (1973) album releases & credits at Discogs Robin Trower - Twice Removed from Yesterday (1973) album to be listened on Spotify Robin Trower - Twice Removed from Yesterday (1973) album to be listened on YouTube Category:1973 debut albums Category:Robin Trower albums Category:albums produced by Matthew Fisher Category:Chrysalis Records albums
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Waits until he's in the office bathroom to rip ass all tile acoustics sound like you shit yourself into a megaphone 222 shares
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Petřvald Petřvald refers to the following places in the Czech Republic: Petřvald (Karviná District), a town in Karviná District Petřvald (Nový Jičín District), a village in Nový Jičín District
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Merz Merz may refer to: Merz (surname) Merz Apothecary, a historic German health care store in Chicago Merz Pharma, an international health care company Merz Peninsula, an irregular, ice-covered peninsula near Antarctica Merz & McLellan, a British electrical engineering consultancy Merz (art style), Kurt Schwitters' synonym for his own way of Dada Merzbau, name of an artwork by Kurt Schwitters Merz (musician), a British electro-folk singer Merz, Joachim, a German economist Alfred Merz, Austrian geographer and oceanographer See also Mertz, a surname MRZ (disambiguation)
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What's the Time in Your World? What's the Time in Your World? (Persian: در دنیای تو ساعت چند است؟ / Dar Donya-ye To Saát Chand Ast?) is a 2014 drama film by Safi Yazdanian, the main actors are Ali Mosaffa and Leila Hatami. Plot After twenty years in Paris, Gilehgol "Goli" Ebtehaj returns to her hometown near Rasht, leaving her French beau, Antoine, behind. She is greeted by Farhad Yervan, the self-described "Mr. Idiot" painter who claims to know her since long ago. Goli is repulsed by his advances and the fact that he knows so many things about her, while she is distressed that everyone in the town seems to accuse her of missing out her mother, Hava's funeral five years ago. She later recollects that Farhad knew her since at least college times. Interspersed with her story are flashbacks showing that Farhad had made repeated contacts with Hava, from whom he learned about Goli. Hava held Farhad affectionately and lamented Goli's indifference towards him. Goli begins reconnecting with her old life, including meeting with her college crush, Ali Yaghuti, who is now married with three children, her aunt who lives in Bandar-e Anzali, and tea plantation owner Mr. Najdi, who reveals that he had plans to propose to Hava before he moved overseas. At one point, Goli becomes furious at Farhad due to his repeated advances and lets him get attacked by a mob for harassment, though she later apologizes and invites him to her house. He does so by walking with his head on the streets and carrying a large suitcase; when he arrives, he collapses from dizziness. As Goli calls him, flashbacks reveal that Farhad had in fact known and fallen in love with Goli since they were children. He observed her mannerisms, her fondness, even her habit of drawing X every time she went to the pier, which is later explained as a way for her to remember a lost lyric for a song. After he wakes up, he shows Goli the contents of the suitcase: all things that she used to hold dear. The two stay together until night, when an exhausted Farhad decides to sleep on a table in the living room, with Goli bidding him good night. Cast Leila Hatami as Goli Ebtehaj Ali Mosaffa as Farhad Yervani Zari Khoshkam as Hava Mostufi Ebrahim Zamir as Mr. Najdi Zeynab Shabani as Arash Christophe Rezai as Antoine / Monsieur Legrand Payam Yazdani as Ali Yaghuti Lili Samii as Khaljan Awards Winner FIPRESCI Award 19th Busan International Film Festival Winner GOLD FIFOG for Best Film 10th International Oriental Film Festival of Geneva Winner Audience Award 5th Iranian Film Festival, Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, Melbourne, Australia Winner Crystal Simorgh for Best Screenplay Fajr International Film Festival References External links In International Federation of Film Critics Official Trailer Official Portal - WHAT’S THE TIME IN YOUR WORLD? In IFFA Festival In Vilnius International Film Festival In National Food Security Act In King's College London Category:Iranian films Category:2010s drama films Category:2014 films Category:Iranian drama films
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Calcium mobilization and signal transduction in the neutrophils. Neutrophil responsiveness is initiated by increases in the intracellular concentration of calcium through mechanisms the elucidation of which is of interest to the field of signal transduction in calcium mobilizing systems. Some, but not all, neutrophil chemotactic factors specifically stimulate the hydrolysis of phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate. A non-mitochondrial pool of internal calcium has been shown to be released in permeabilized cells by inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate. Diglyceride is thought to activate protein kinase C producing stimulatory and inhibitory signals for neutrophil activation. The lack of effect of leukotriene B4, on polyphosphoinositide hydrolysis indicates that mechanisms independent of inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate are also available to the neutrophils. Pertussis toxin inhibits the stimulated mobilization of calcium, hydrolysis of the polyphosphoinositides and activation of protein kinase C. The inhibitory effects of pertussis toxin can be bypassed by phorbol esters and calcium ionophores thus indicating that a guanine nucleotide binding protein is functionally located at a step preceding the activation of phospholipase C. The similarities between the biochemical events activated by chemotactic factors and those described in other hormonally sensitive cells emphasize the generality of the relevance of these concepts. The differences raise the possibility that elements of the excitation-response coupling sequence other than those commonly monitored will still be identified. The later may be more evident in the neutrophils because these cells' predominant function is motility and not secretion.
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Four Brass One Tenor Four Brass One Tenor is an album by Al Cohn's Jazz Workshop recorded in 1955 for the RCA Victor label. Reception The Allmusic review by Ken Dryden stated "Cohn is in terrific form, boosted by the swinging rhythm section" and called it a "very entertaining cool jazz album". Track listing All compostions by Al Cohn except as indicated "Rosetta" (Earl Hines, Henri Woode) - 4:25 "The Song Is Ended" (Irving Berlin) - 2:42 "Linger a While" (Harry Owens, Vincent Rose) - 3:22 "Every Time" (Walter Kent, Walton Farrar) - 2:18 "Haroosh" - 4:02 "Just Plain Sam" (Manny Albam) - 2:55 "I'm Coming Virginia" (Will Marion Cook, Donald Heywood) - 2:30 "Cohn Not Cohen" - 2:46 "A Little Song" - 2:47 "Foggy Water" (Albam) - 2:49 "Sugar Cohn" (Albam) - 3:07 "Alone Together" (Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz) - 3:26 Recorded at Webster Hall in New York City on May 9 (tracks 1, 4, 6 & 12), May 14 (tracks 2 & 8-11) and May 16 (tracks 3, 5 & 7), 1955 Personnel Al Cohn - tenor saxophone Bernie Glow (track 2 & 8-11), Joe Newman, Joe Wilder (tracks 1, 4, 6 & 12), Phil Sunkel (tracks 3, 5 & 7), Thad Jones - trumpet Nick Travis - trumpet, trombone Dick Katz - piano Freddie Green - guitar Buddy Jones - bass Osie Johnson - drums Al Cohn (tracks 1, 4, 5 & 7-11), Manny Albam (tracks 2, 3, 6 & 12) - arranger References Category:1955 albums Category:RCA Records albums Category:Al Cohn albums Category:Albums arranged by Manny Albam
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David Rabin David Rabin (January 25, 1934 - October 26, 1984) was an endocrinology professor at Vanderbilt University where he researched the possibility of a male contraceptive. Born in Zastron, South Africa as the youngest of four children he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) in 1979. Despite his ailments he was able to continue his research with the aid of a computer Publication Rabin, David; Mckenna, T. Joseph (1982). Clinical endocrinology and metabolism : principles and practice. New York [u.a.]: Grune & Stratton. . References External links Category:1934 births Category:1984 deaths Category:American endocrinologists Category:20th-century American physicians
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WTF happened..??!!! I just did so well yesterday without using a nipple shield, no pain anymore and she latched and ate fine.. Every time trying to nurse her today she freaks out.. Screams, tries to latch but doesn't.. Cried forever this morning but she would calm down when I have her pacifier., she wouldn't eat from breast this morning so I had to give her a bottle of pumped milk. Just tried feeding her again and she did the same thing, feeding her a bottle again now.. :( what happened? I could see her issue possibly this morning cuz they were pretty full and hard and since I have flat/inverted nipples she probably couldn't latch right since she had such a tiny mouth.. But now too?? This happen to anyone else..? I just did so well yesterday without using a nipple shield, no pain anymore and she latched and ate fine.. Every time trying to nurse her today she freaks out.. Screams, tries to latch but doesn't.. Cried forever this morning but she would calm down when I have her pacifier., she wouldn't eat from breast this morning so I had to give her a bottle of pumped milk. Just tried feeding her again and she did the same thing, feeding her a bottle again now.. :( what happened? I could see her issue possibly this morning cuz they were pretty full and hard and since I have flat/inverted nipples she probably couldn't latch right since she had such a tiny mouth.. But now too?? This happen to anyone else..? The material on this website is provided for educational purposes only and is not to be used for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, or in place of therapy or medical care. Use of this site is subject to our terms of use and privacy policy Advertising Notice This Site and third parties who place advertisements on this Site may collect and use information about your visits to this Site and other websites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of interest to you. If you would like to obtain more information about these advertising practices and to make choices about online behavioral advertising, please click here
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Liberty Mutual Commercials Welcome to the updated THT! If you are having trouble signing in, please email [email protected] with your username and we will help you. We thank you for your patience as we help you access the new site! The weirdest thing about those commercials is the perspective of the shot. There is no land anywhere near that close to the statue at that angle. Some serious video photoshopping going on there and it hurts my eyes every time. The weirdest thing about those commercials is the perspective of the shot. There is no land anywhere near that close to the statue at that angle. Some serious video photoshopping going on there and it hurts my eyes every time. There is a LM Accident Forgiveness commercial that made me laugh. There is a middle-aged couple talking about how the company "doesn't hold grudges," and the man looks at his wife and says, "Did you hear that? Liberty Mutual doesn't hold grudges. How mature of them..." We all complain that commercials are overplayed, but look how successfully they have caused a discussion of their products on a boat forum! How much profit must this company spend on inane commercials.They could probably reduce their rates 50% and still make money if they would lay off the constant loop of ads.They were bad enough without singing liberty 4 times at the end. There is a LM Accident Forgiveness commercial that made me laugh. There is a middle-aged couple talking about how the company "doesn't hold grudges," and the man looks at his wife and says, "Did you hear that? Liberty Mutual doesn't hold grudges. How mature of them..." We all complain that commercials are overplayed, but look how successfully they have caused a discussion of their products on a boat forum! I F*#$ING hate Liberty Mutual their claim line is one digit off of my office line and I constantly get phone calls (10-15per day) from their customers who dial the number wrong. If anyone wants to know most accidents happen to foreigners and older folks, I am not too keen on changing my 800 number as we have had it for over 20years. They suck and their commercials suck. I had a claim from a stolen vehicle that was damn near brand new. I paid cash for it and had my title in hand. They insinuated I had it stolen. I was like WTF benefit could this theft bring me? I got my check after a nasty letter sent to them from my attorney. Took 60 days from the time of theft. They recovered it on day 40 and the bastards wanted me to take it back. The thieves had put 11K miles on it. The weirdest thing about those commercials is the perspective of the shot. There is no land anywhere near that close to the statue at that angle. Some serious video photoshopping going on there and it hurts my eyes every time.
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Democrats and Hollywood in a tizzy over losses in Georgia and South Carolina In the aftermath of special elections victories on Tuesday for Republican Karen Handel in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District, and Republican Ralph Norman in South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District. Democrats and leftists appear to be disconsolate and seeking for answers. Despite months of news coverage of investigations into supposed collusion between Donald Trump’s political organization and Russian undertaken by a special counsel and Congress, rumors of White House staff changes, impeachment plans, and confrontational hearings on Capitol Hill, Democrats did not see a victory last night. One LGBT progressive likened Handel to a burning pile of garbage. Karen Handel is proof that ignorant, desperate Americans will vote for a dumpster fire if they think "their values" are under attack... In contrast, Handel gave no evidence of triumphalism in the wake of Ossoff's loss. Just after 10:30 pm on Tuesday night, Handel told her supporters that Ossoff had conceded. "He was more than gracious and he thanked me for a spirited campaign," said Handel. "And I wish him and Alisha all the best in the new life that they are going to be starting," Handel said in reference to Ossoff's fiancee, Alisha Kramer. Significantly, Handel thanked President Trump, who had tweeted in his support for her campaign recently. This got the crowd at Handel's victory speech cheering, to which they added chants of "Trump, Trump, Trump." The race in Georgia was necessitated because of the resignation of Tom Price, who now serves as secretary for health and human services. In South Carolina, Republican Rick Mulvaney’s departure to serve as Trump’s budget director required a replacement. Norman beat Democrat Archie Parnell, a business manager for Goldman Sachs. Much of the media attention was focused on Georgia, where soft-spoken, pro-life Handel was assailed by fans of Planned Parenthood and affiliated feminists. Progressives and celebrities opened their checkbooks for newcomer Jon Ossoff: a Democratic candidate who did not live in the district he was hoped to represent. Despite the fact that the election became the most expensive in history for a House seat, it was all for naught for the Dems. In much the same way that Hillary Clinton highlighted so-called “deplorables” for thwarting her plans for a supposedly inevitable win last November, Democrats still cannot grasp that Donald Trump was elected. Among the reactions Democrats and allies are trotting out for Ossoff’s defeat in Georgia are the following: 1) Feminist author Jill Filipovic has concluded that Republicans are evil. She tweeted before dawn on Wednesday, “At what point is this not a failure of Democrats but toxic, vindictive voters willing to elect hateful bigots?” Later, Filipovic wrote: “I know, it's more convenient to blame the party for just not convincing people. But what kind of ppl vote for candidates like Handel, Trump?” Warming to the topic, she wrote: “At some point we have to be willing to say that yes, lots of conservative voters are hateful and willing to embrace bigots.” Filipovic was not finished. “Some are even motivated by bigotry - it's the bigotry that speaks to them. There's no winning that if Dems keep their soul.” And to cap it off, she wrote: “Maybe instead of trying to convince hateful white people, Dems should convince our base - ppl of color, women - to turn out. Cater to them.” Filipovic should know. She’s white and hateful herself. 2) After losing in both Georgia and South Carolina, many Democrats think that dodging further to the left and towards Bernie Sanders and transgenderism may improve their fortunes. Former Fox News contributor, Sally Kohn -- a lesbian writer and community organizer -- wrote on the evening of Democrats’ destruction, “Best thing that could come out of the #GA06 results is for Democratic Party to finally give up its self-destructive obsession with centrism.” 3) The Washington Post’s senior correspondent for Congressional affairs, Paul Kane, penned an article titled, “Ossoff chose civility and it didn’t work. How do Democrats beat Trump?” Apparently convinced that civil discourse is a bad thing, Kane wrote that something more drastic that offering debates, different points of view (or maybe even a return to the center where most Americans live) is needed. “The most passionate Democratic activists have wanted a full-frontal assault on Trump and congressional Republicans, angrily denouncing party leaders for not aggressively supporting more progressive candidates,” Kane wrote. “So Ossoff chose the high priest route instead of the fierce warrior. It was civil disobedience rather than civil unrest. And he still lost, by an even wider margin than the almost forgotten Parnell.” It has been said that Washington is Hollywood for ugly people. What would be the corollary? Perhaps: Hollywood is Washington for stupid people? Certainly, Hollywood has provided plenty of reasons to conclude that the later of the two maxims may be true, especially overnight. Here are some Hollywood reactions: 1) The musician known as “Moby” (a.k.a. Richard Melville Hall) issued laments on social media. One of his tweets included a photo of a downcast puppy. He wrote “Trump is a corrupt, ignorant buffoon with record low approval ratings and Democrats still can’t win? Hey Democrats: Stop being …” Earlier, Moby wrote: “Dear Democrats, at some point it would be nice if you learned how to win elections.” Moby recently released a video in which President Trump is a depicted as a Godzilla-like anime monster. The musician tweeted: “The ignorance and vitriol on the part of Trump supporters will make it really hard to feel sympathy when they lose their healthcare.” 2) Actor Billy Eichner tried the time-worn trope of accusing a Republican of hating on homosexuals. He tweeted: “Handel is homophobic. She’s a terrible person, a slowly-but-surely dying symbol of the past.” Karen Handel is homophobic. She's a terrible person, a slowly-but-surely dying symbol of the past. https://t.co/hUNCUz5BpT
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Internal tandem duplication of FLT3 (FLT3/ITD) induces increased ROS production, DNA damage, and misrepair: implications for poor prognosis in AML. Activating mutations of the FMS-like tyrosine kinase-3 (FLT3) receptor occur in approximately 30% of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) patients and, at least for internal tandem duplication (ITD) mutations, are associated with poor prognosis. FLT3 mutations trigger downstream signaling pathways including RAS-MAP/AKT kinases and signal transducer and activator of transcription-5 (STAT5). We find that FLT3/ITD mutations start a cycle of genomic instability whereby increased reactive oxygen species (ROS) production leads to increased DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) and repair errors that may explain aggressive AML in FLT3/ITD patients. Cell lines transfected with FLT3/ITD and FLT3/ITD-positive AML cell lines and primary cells demonstrate increased ROS. Increased ROS levels appear to be produced via STAT5 signaling and activation of RAC1, an essential component of ROS-producing NADPH oxidases. A direct association of RAC1-GTP binding to phosphorylated STAT5 (pSTAT5) provides a possible mechanism for ROS generation. A FLT3 inhibitor blocked increased ROS in FLT3/ITD cells resulting in decreased DSB and increased repair efficiency and fidelity. Our study suggests that the aggressiveness of the disease and poor prognosis of AML patients with FLT3/ITD mutations could be the result of increased genomic instability that is driven by higher endogenous ROS, increased DNA damage, and decreased end-joining fidelity.
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Albert Goodwin (disambiguation) Albert Goodwin (1887–1918) was a Canadian trade unionist. Albert Goodwin may also refer to: Albert Goodwin (historian) (1906–1995), English historian Albert Goodwin (artist) (1845–1932), English landscape painter See also Goodwin (surname)
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Wen Junhui Wen Junhui (; ; born 10 June 1996), also known by his stage name Jun, is a Chinese singer and actor based in South Korea. He is a member of the South Korean boy group Seventeen and its sub-unit "Performance Unit" under Pledis Entertainment. Before joining Seventeen, Wen was a child actor who starred in multiple films including The Pye Dog (2006), for which he won the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild's Best New Actor Silver Award. In 2010, he played the young Ip Man in The Legend Is Born: Ip Man. Early life and career Jun was born on 10 June 1996 in Shenzhen, China. He appeared in a commercial at the age of two, and in the television series Flying Dragon – the Special Unit (特警飞龙) at the age of five. He made his film debut in 2006 in , for which he won the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild's Best New Performer Silver Award and was nominated for the Best New Performer Award of the 27th Hong Kong Film Awards. In 2010, he played the young Ip Man in The Legend Is Born: Ip Man. Seventeen and solo activities He moved to South Korea and was a K-pop trainee for more than two years. In 2015, Jun debuted with the South Korea boy band, Seventeen. Their first EP 17 Carat was digitally released on May 29. In 2018, it was announced that Jun would be releasing his first ever solo Chinese album, "Can You Sit Next to Me?". Discography Studio album Filmography Film Television series Television shows Awards and nominations References External links Category:1996 births Category:Living people Category:Chinese male singers Category:Chinese K-pop singers Category:Korean-language singers of China Category:Singers from Shenzhen Category:Chinese expatriates in South Korea Category:Chinese Mandopop singers Category:21st-century Chinese singers Category:Male actors from Guangdong Category:21st-century Chinese male actors Category:Chinese child actors
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Norma Norma may refer to: Norma (given name), a given name (including a list of people with the name) Astronomy Norma (constellation) 555 Norma, a minor asteroid Cygnus Arm or Norma Arm, a spiral arm in the Milky Way galaxy Geography Norma, Lazio, a city in the province of Latina, Italy Norma, Tibet Arts, entertainment, and media Norma (album), by Mon Laferte Norma (journal), in men's studies Norma (opera), by Vincenzo Bellini Norma (play), by Henrik Ibsen Grupo Editorial Norma, a Colombian publishing house Norma Editorial, a comics publishing company in Spain, unrelated to Grupo Editorial Norma Norma, a 1942 sculpture by Abram Belskie Norma, a novel by Vladimir Sorokin Tropical storms Tropical Storm Norma (1970) Hurricane Norma (1974) Hurricane Norma (1981) Hurricane Norma (1987) Tropical Storm Norma (1993) Tropical Storm Norma (2005) Other uses Norma (AK-86), a never-commissioned U.S. Navy cargo vessel Norma (supermarket), a supermarket in Europe NoRMA, No Remote Memory Access, a computer memory architecture for multiprocessor systems NORMA (software modeling tool), Neumont Object-Role Modeling Architect Norma Auto Concept, a French racing car constructor Norma Precision, a Swedish ammunition manufacturer FC Norma Tallinn, an Estonian football club
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British journalist Tommy Robinson has been sentenced to prison for the crime of reporting on Muslim rape gangs. Freedom of speech in the UK is officially dead.
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Provocative brunette dolly Jamie Huxley taunts her man in her sexy pink thongs. He takes them off of her and licks her sweet shaved pussy before having her juicy lips around his pulsating wiener. He bangs her on a couch with her legs spread wide open in the end.
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"God invented hickeys so that girls would learn to stay the fuck away from other people's boyfriends." 219 shares
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Our guest of today, Jason, had a couple of specific wishes for the girl he wanted to meet She had to have black hair and be a little dominant too. He also liked to have a woman sitting on his face. Well, meeting up with Amber, the girl we selected for Jason, looked more like a slapping contest. Jason likes the rough stuff but Amber certainly did too! When people come to redlightsextrips.com they can do 2 things; Enjoy all the sweet hardcore porn or simply book your own hooker in the redlight district of Amsterdam! We give every regular guy the oportunity to bang any chick he wants, whether she has big tits, tiny tits loves it in the ass, or simply some erotic stockings, everything can and will be arranged at Redlightsextrips.com!
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Quoth the rapper/editor/filmmaker/"creative artist" who has 23 tattoos: "You know how artists are: They don't like their own shit. I don't like to draw my own tattoos. I did the whole outline for the bow on my chest myself, and it was so fucked up because I was tattooing myself in the mirror. But I got it fixed so it… »9/01/11 3:10pm 9/01/11 3:10pm Not everybody thinks Kreayshawn — who was signed to a $1 million recording contract on the strength of one self-released single about Gucci Gucci Fendi Fendi Louis Louis Prada, and the basic bitches who wear that shit so Kreayshawn doesn't even bother — is the coolest thing since penicillin. But Kreayshawn is… »8/01/11 6:05pm 8/01/11 6:05pm Jethroux/JustJen/Justifer/Janthrax news! Jennifer Aniston is in London with her sweet piece of mancandy boyfriend Justin Theroux, and she met his cute as hell documentary filmmaker cousin Louis Theroux, that lucky duck. A source says: "Louis obviously approved of Jennifer. It looked like they were having a great… »7/22/11 9:00am 7/22/11 9:00am Good news! The girl who brought us summer rap anthem "Gucci, Gucci" has been signed to Columbia Records. About the deal she said, "They understand my vision and are going to let me continue everything I've been doing. My hope is to inspire others to be young, wild, and free." »6/08/11 11:50am 6/08/11 11:50am
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The feud between Layzie Bone and the Migos took a bizarre turn when Layzie's fellow Bone Thugs-N-Harmony member Bizzy Bone brandished a gun and seemingly directed some threats toward 21 Savage and Migos on Instagram Live Thursday night (Dec. 27). During the live broadcast, Bizzy, who is clutching onto a shotgun, appears to be threatening all four rappers for disrespecting his legendary rap group. But he seemed to be really irritated at Savage, who recently clowned Layzie’s Migos diss track, “Let Me Go Migo.” "You think I’m playing with you nigga, don’t you? Blow your motherfucking head off nigga," he seethed as commenters on the livestream continually asked him questions about Migos and 21. "You ain’t the only nigga with guns." During the broadcast, fans are commenting about Savage and Migos, and even Layzie comments telling Bizzy that he's going to call him. Later, someone off camera is heard telling Bizzy that police are at the door. He quickly runs off camera and puts the weapon away. Shortly thereafter, a calm, but still very heated Bizzy reiterates his cautionary warning. "Don’t come over here. Nigga I will jump out of this house and unload so many bullets on you nigga," he says. "Nigga, I just want you to understand that. Don’t come over here nigga. Nigga, I will fuck you up." Bizzy's tirade follows Layzie Bone's video where he challenged 21 Savage to a boxing match if he didn't apologize for calling his diss song "wack as a muthafucka." "I say if it gets to the point where Savage did bringing nigga's families in and all that, my nigga let's call up Lil Jay from Rap-A-Lot," he said. "He's one of the biggest boxing promoters in the world right now. Let's tell him to get us a fight on Pay Per View my nigga. Let's hit that shit out and make up afterwards but don't call my wife another name talking about she eat pork chops and all this shit nigga she don't even eat meat." 21 Savage has yet to address Layzie Bone's boxing challenge. Check out Bizzy Bone's gun-toting tirade and the police knocking on his door below.
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The present disclosure relates to an image processing apparatus and an image processing method, and more particularly to, an image processing apparatus and an image processing method that allow an operator who performs an ultrasonic inspection to easily grasp an inspection status of the ultrasonic inspection, for example. In order to prevent omission of scanning at any inspected part in an ultrasonic inspection, there is proposed an ultrasonic inspection (diagnosis) apparatus that detects a position or a movement of a (ultrasonic) probe and expresses a track of the probe at an inspected part based on the position or the movement of the probe (for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 2008-086742).
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In the following essay, Tracy offers a look at Griggs's style as a preacher. Although critics as early as Sterling Brown in 1937 recognized the artistic deficiencies of Sutton E. Griggs, they have also recognized that Griggs at times transcended these artistic limitations by striking an early, semi-militant stance in literature—as a political novelist, adversary of Thomas Dixon, and champion of fictional heroes with black pigmentation.1 Hugh Gloster wrote that "American Negroes who espouse black beauty, black pride, black militancy, and black separatism are ideological successors of Dr. Sutton E. Griggs," at least the Griggs of the early novels.2 Robert Bone agreed with this assessment, though he identified in Griggs a vacillation between militancy and accommodation, a vacillation that was...
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Last weekend a friend hosted a private sex party, and during it I did something that I may have never done before — and that thing occurred during a threeway, between James, me, and C. Which is pretty normal (although always fun!), but in this threeway I was fucking C doggystyle while she went down on James. She was particularly in the moment and zone: she’d been properly warmed up by being tied to a cross, spanked, and caressed, by me, James, and James’ lover Helena, who is very small, delicate, and, I learned, good with her small, soft hands. So there we were, configured beautifully for fucking C from two sides, and James lifted his hands at about a forty-five degree angle from his shoulders, in the universal Eiffel Tower sign. I have many flaws, like all humans, but I am not one to leave off such a moment, so I put my hands up, and there we were: in the Eiffel Tower. Have I ever actually done one before? At the time I didn’t think about it, but now I’m wondering if that was my first. The people we saw walking by laughed and cheered. Then C stopped fellatio to look up, and she realized what was happening. She began laughing, but if she said anything I don’t recall what, because soon she was back to her task (and pleasure). The party was slow to start that night, and it felt more like a social club in which everyone wore underwear. We were among the first group to get down to hardcore fucking. Seemingly every minute, someone or some couple would wander by, and they’d catch my eye or vice-versa, and I’d end up taking one hand from C’s hips in order to wave and smile. It wasn’t even my party! But I had shown up early to help set up. Maybe I’m just a naturally friendly guy. I can’t remember if I got high-fives from the passersby. Tomorrow is another party, so tonight I plan to drink some herbal tea, maybe watch Phantom Thread, read more of the Slutever book, and go to bed early. In yoga they say that one part of the body must be stable in order to enable mobility in other parts of the body. Same thing with hedonism, if one isn’t to end up a warped, psychotic, bleary-eyed mess babbling incoherently about the goblins coming up the drainpipe to grab yer lucky charms in the night. Okay, that’s a little extreme: some stability is necessary if one is to maintain an otherwise productive and useful life.
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Communication for Nurses: Talking with Patients Lisa Kennedy Sheldon Jones Communication for Nurses: Talking with Patients and Bartlett £29.99 204pp 9780763769925 9780763769925 [Formula: see text]. COMMUNICATION SKILLS are at the heart of nursing and a core topic in nurse education, and this second edition of a successful American text provides clear, practical advice that is relevant to nurses everywhere.
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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English Etymologies Examples Something in an area that can provide a decent range of temperatures for the various species of tree octopi correct per North American usage–octopodia or octopods is the Continental term.–for example Hawaii.
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The background description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent the work is described in this background section, as well as aspects of the description that may not otherwise qualify as prior art at the time of filing, are neither expressly nor impliedly admitted as prior art against the present disclosure. Light emitting diode (LED)-based illumination systems are being increasingly used particularly in commercial applications. Some examples of commercial applications where LED-based illumination systems are used include billboards, computer displays, and television screens. LED-based lamps can also be used in home and office environments. For example, LED-based lamps having the shape of a conventional light bulb or a tube light can be used in home and office environments. LED-based lamps that can be used in home and office environments, however, are not yet as affordable as incandescent and fluorescent lamps. Lamps that generate white light are generally preferred in home and office environments. LEDs can be used to manufacture lamps that generate white light. For example, LEDs that generate red, green, and blue light can be used to manufacture lamps that generate white light. Specifically, light generated by red, green, and blue LEDs can be combined to produce white light. LEDs that generate pure red and green light, however, can be relatively expensive. Alternatively, LEDs that generate blue light and phosphors that convert blue light into red and green light can be used to produce white light. Specifically, blue LEDs can be coated with a mixture of red and green phosphors. Some of the blue light output by the blue LEDs is converted to red and green light by the red and green phosphors, respectively. Some of the blue light output by the blue LEDs may escape the phosphors without getting converted. The red and green light converted by the phosphors combines with the blue light that escapes unconverted to produce white light. The mixture of red and green phosphors produces optimum light output when excited by blue light having specific wavelengths. For example, most red and green phosphors convert blue light optimally when the wavelength of the blue light is approximately 450 nm. Accordingly, blue LEDs that produce blue light within a narrow range of wavelengths (e.g., 450 nm±5 nm) are typically selected to generate white light, and blue LEDs that produce light having wavelengths outside of the narrow range of wavelengths are typically rejected. The stringent selection process and rejection of numerous LEDs increases the cost of generating white light using blue LEDs. Additionally, the coating of the phosphor mixture may not be uniform across the LEDs. Due to variations in the coating, the whiteness of the light produced by the LEDs may vary from LED to LED. Accordingly, the LEDs need to be selected using a binning process, which further increases cost.
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Structural changes in the pars intermedia of the cichlid teleost Sarotherodon mossambicus as a result of background adaptation and illumination. II. The PAS-positive cells. The pars intermedia of Sarotherodon mossambicus contains two structurally different endocrine cell types. The predominant cell type is assumed to synthesize MSH and related peptides. The second cell type is PAS positive; its function and products are unknown. In this second cell type changes occur in relation to background colour and illumination. Thus, PAS positive cells of fish adapted to a white background are less numerous and metabolically less active than those of fish adapted to a black background, [corrected] and are most active in fish kept in total darkness. In blinded fish, whether in light or in darkness, the activity of the PAS positive cells is similar to that of the black background-adpated animals. The significance of these responses in relation to the control of background adaptation is discussed.
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List of Plateros species This is a list of species in the genus Plateros. Plateros species Plateros arizonensis Green, 1953 Plateros australis Green, 1953 Plateros avians Green, 1953 Plateros batillifer Green, 1953 Plateros bidens Green, 1953 Plateros bispiculatus Green, 1953 Plateros borealis Green, 1953 Plateros capillaris Green, 1953 Plateros capitatus Green, 1953 Plateros carinulatus Green, 1953 Plateros centralis Green, 1953 Plateros coccinicollis Fall, 1910 Plateros devians Green, 1953 Plateros flavoscutellatus Blatchley, 1914 Plateros floralis (Melsheimer, 1845) Plateros knulli Green, 1953 Plateros lictor (Newman, 1838) Plateros modestus (Say, 1835) Plateros nigerrimus Schaeffer, 1908 Plateros nigrior Green, 1953 Plateros ocularis Green, 1953 Plateros perditus Green, 1953 Plateros peregrinus Green, 1953 Plateros roseimargo Fall, 1910 Plateros sanguinicollis Horn, 1894 Plateros sollicitus (LeConte, 1847) Plateros subfurcatus Green, 1953 Plateros subtortus Green, 1953 Plateros timidus (LeConte, 1847) Plateros transpictus Green, 1953 Plateros tumacacori Green, 1953 Plateros volatus Green, 1953 References *
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Monday, November 12, 2007 You might have already been able to tell from one of my last posts but I've been having a tough time lately. It went beyond feeling sick and straight to my own personal depression-like hell. Being cooped up in the house for weeks on end will do that to even the toughest nut. And let me tell you on a good day I am as tough as I am nutty. On a bad day I'm just pathetic. I had to cancel the last class I was teaching last Monday so I can officially no longer work. It was a class I was already three weeks into. I felt like I was letting all my students down but I just could not give them my all. Hell, I could barely make it to class and once I was there I couldn't finish the whole hour. My weight loss to date is around 15 pounds and that's left me incredibly weak and light-headed. Not to mention, with my tiny bump, looking like one of those kids that Sally Struthers was always trying to feed. However, I've had a string of fairly decent moments over the past few days and I'm feeling a bit stronger than I did when I told the world that I really needed my mommy. And for the record, I'm not ashamed of that. I don't know if it's because I've been less pukey, or because I've gotten out of the house at least once... (To buy this book that features a short story by my close and personal friend - and my latest stalking target - Bossy. Da shit made me laugh, y'all. That's got to tell you something) ...or because I was able to eat a hot dog yesterday without needing to purge it. At any rate, I'm feeling more hopeful that I will get through these dark days to see the light at the end of this vomitous tunnel. I know one thing for certain, however. I got a kick in the ass by way of a comment by the perceptive Jenifer and it was just what I needed. Jenifer pretty much told me to suck it up and stop feeling sorry for myself because there are so many other women out there who would kill to be in my slightly rancid smelling shoes. But she told me this in the nicest way possible. I was wondering when someone was going to finally call me out for being such an insensitive, whiny little shit. I know, of course, that so many women who desperately want children of their own can't. I have close friends who have jumped through every medical hoop possible to have a baby of their own. I have spoken or emailed with other bloggers who I know for a fact would willingly change places with me, vomiting be damned. Women who have considered putting their own lives in jeopardy again just to have another child. I know all of this, but it's easy to forget when you're so wrapped up with worrying if your lack of eating will force a miscarriage or in some way irreparably harm your unborn child. And by "you" I mean me. Yes, I get pregnant easily and yes, unfortunately, I have an incredibly hard time throughout my pregnancies. I will not feel bad for bemoaning my own situation but it's time to acknowledge that others have it pretty hard off too. So, to you ladies out there who have occasionally felt like thrusting my head deeply into that toilet I spend so much time over, my heart goes out to you. If I could give you my uterus, I would. I know one blogger who is going to hate that last line but I say it with in all seriousness. If it were possible to do a uterus transplant, my friend, you could have mine. So don't hate me too much. 34 comments: I AM THE BITCHIEST PREGNANT WOMAN EVER.EVER.I complain until I have to complain there's nothing left to complain about. And no, I don't want to vomit because I ate a lot of pesto for dinner and, well, ew.Plus, if I were knocked up now it would mean no BlogHer next year.SO THERE. I miscarried my first, then fertility drugs with my oldest son. And, uh, we never found the "off" switch and were crazy fertile after that. So, I remember feeling jealous for awhile there when I'd lost a baby and felt like everyone in the universe was pregnant and then went on to have four babies (only the first one didn't have me sick as a dog) and having three kind of suckass pregnancies. And it does kind of remind you, those feelings I had when I wondered if we were going to be one of those couples who struggles with infertility and how painful that is, it made it hard to be pissed about vomit later.I'm not one to wear a shirt that says "morning sickness rocks!" but I knew it was all for something wonderful in the end.Bitching about stuff is fine, you wouldn't be normal if you didn't bitch - pregnancy is not a cake walk, bitch all you want, you've got perspective in spades. There isn't some sliding scale for things that suck. What you are dealing with, is what you are dealing with, and you are entitled to your feelings. The vomiting, the fatigue, the hormones (exacerbated by low blood sugar), the worry.....Just because you are able to get pregnant while others struggle with that, does not diminish the fact that what you are dealing with, does in fact, suck. I learned this important life lesson from a very wise friend, who, mere weeks after his father died from a brain tumor, was asking me how I was doing after my miscarriage. When I said I had no right to complain to him, with all that he was dealing with, he informed me that what is on your plate, is what is on your plate. Your feelings are not based on the experiences of others. As someone who not too long ago would have---and did---seriously jeopardized myself just to be PG no matter what hardship I had to take on, I understand the feeling, and I'm glad you took it in a good spirit, but I have this rule about not comparing pain or making other people's situations my own, KWIM? See, this is where I don't get something. If it's your Blog, your pregnancy, your difficulty, why shouldn't it be your perogative to state what and how you feel? I DO NOT consider that whining. If it makes someone else unhappy, there are plenty of other Blogs to choose from. Tell them to find one. Hey you, I'm glad you are feeling the tiniest bit better. Early pregnancy with KayTar was just hell (that one keeps me on my toes, doesn't she?) and on my BIRTHDAY that year, it finally let up. It is still the best gift, I've ever gotten. LOL. Bless your sweet heart.I had a textbook picture perfect pregnancy with the princess, complete with 60 pound weight gain.With the monkey, I lost 18 pounds and was hospitalized because I couldn't keep water down. I was smaller pregnant with him, than before pregnant. Every pregnancy is unique, every struggle is unique... just because you are one of the blessed who can get pregnant and does so easily does not mean that your struggle is any less important. It's yours, it is your crisis, your heartache, your pain and your struggle. Own it and let it change you, let it make you a better woman for what you have gone through. Give love and support to those who would kill to be in your shoes because that's all you can do. Experience your pregnancy and cherish every second because it will be over before you know it and then will come the really hard part (LOL) the CHILD!!! You know what? I know that this isn't what was suggested in the comment - which I can see was meant to be a motivational tickle to push you trough the next few weeks or so - but I think I'm now reading a sort of subtext in which you are now feeling a bit bad for talking about feeling so bad. Yes? No? If yes, read on. If no, ignore and skip to next comment. I know that there are all sorts of people out there with worse conditions than my own. Which some might go so far as to suggest would give me no "right" to complain about, oh, children wanting to eat off my plate (eh-hem) or the price of gas (because at least I have a car) or my gangrenous toe (because at least I have a leg) or my friend's father who recently and unexpectedly died (because at least her entire family wasn't machete-ed to death in a civil war). Etc. Etc. Etc. But, I think it's possible to complain and vent and even get a little depressed, and at the same time, still hold deep and sincere empathy and sympathy for those who have it worse, as well as a gratitude for what we have. Humans are beautifully complex and layered that way. Everyone needs their mother at some time. And compassion, like love, is boundless. You can accept my compassion for your situation, and truly, I have plenty more to give to others who are in other tough situations, and I am not under the impression that by my giving you compassion, I will be spinning you into a depth of chronic generalized ingratitude for all of life's joys. So, go ahead and complain all you want. Being sick is being sick. In any other situation, getting sick is a message to every neuron in your body that this is something bad happening or has happened. Intellectually, yes, you know that there is a baby at then end of this illness, but ten-billion neurons (or however many there are) are still tough to convince to brighten-up on an hour-to-hour basis. And now, perhaps, is not the best time to begin studying Zen Buddhism. If that's what you need to get through the rough days, then by all means, use that thought. But please, please, please, don't let yourself feel guilty about feeling down. In my book, you've paid-it-forward enough in this blog alone to cash in a few vents about puking non-stop. Much love, and...did you say you wanted a ginger-ale? No? ;-) Oh, I so feel for you. You have every right to feel the way you do because you have hormones cursing through you and I really don't want to anger you. hahaha. I've had four and puked my way through each and every pregnancy. It took years to not look at a plate of food deciding what food wouldn't make me wretch too hard and end up peeing my up-around-my-armpits pregnancy pants. I wouldn't mention this but I can empathize and you're probably ready to try anything that will help... Acupressure worked at times when I was in public and didn't want to stop on the sidewalk and puke into a drain. (Cause we all know that is so ladylike.) Ack - it's not too terrible to wallow; to feel yourself in a bad spell. We talk ourselves into too much shit sometimes. It doesn't make you awful for not sucking it up. Bossy loves you warts and all. (You don't actually, like, have warts though, right?) It's like people telling you there are starving people in China. Yes, there are. But just because someone else has it worse than you doesn't mean you can't complain. It doesn't make your complaints any less valid. I can't stand it when people say "You shouldn't complain, others would give anything to be in your shoes." I can see saying that if you're bitching that your manicure didn't come out perfectly but you're not. Not even close. I have/had a really hard time getting pregnant. And staying pregnant. And there were other complications. But by far the worst thing for me was the constant puking. It's hard to gain perspective about, well, anything when you just. want. it. to. stop. already. And damnit! Please don't say a little thing like a newborn will keep you from BlogHer! I'm glad to see you weren't offended by what I said... I was hoping you wouldn't be. I can see why you are so worried, I would be too, and I am sure I would be bemoaning my situation just as much, I just wanted to point out how lucky you really are and how it will all be worth it when you hold that little one in your arms... So cheers to unexpected flatulence in public, and if we run into each other, you can blame it on me :) With bistroMD you can rest assured that not only will you eat delicious meals, but that every entree and every day in bistroMD's weight loss program is balanced to bistroMD's custom nutritional platform that helps promote healthy weight loss. STEP 1 - Choose one of the weight loss plans for 5 to 7 days of entrees.STEP 2 - Overview your menu before ordering and choose the meals you would like for each day and week.STEP 3 - Order your diet program online.STEP 4 - Your meals are delivered to your home.
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Iowa Senate, District 21 The 21st District of the Iowa Senate is located in southern Iowa, and is currently composed of Polk and Warren Counties. Current elected officials Claire Celsi is the senator currently representing the 21st District. The area of the 21st District contains two Iowa House of Representatives districts: The 41st District (represented by Jo Oldson) The 42nd District (represented by Peter Cownie) The district is also located in Iowa's 3rd congressional district, which is represented by Cindy Axne. Past senators The district has previously been represented by: Patrick Deluhery, 1983-1992 Maggie Tinsman, 1993-2002 Dennis Black, 2003-2012 Matt McCoy, 2013-2018 Claire Celsi, 2019-present See also Iowa General Assembly Iowa Senate References 21
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Hugh Jackman is in negotiations to star in Lionsgate’s movie version of Homer’s “The Odyssey.” The studio announced in April that it had set “The Odyssey” with “Hunger Games” director Francis Lawrence and producer Nina Jacobson attached. CEO Jon Feltheimer disclosed in May that the deal with Lawrence was for more than one movie. Lawrence took over directing duties on the final three “Hunger Games” movies (including the upcoming “Mockingjay — Part 2”) after Gary Ross exited following the first film. Jacobson has also produced all four films through her Color Force producing banner. Peter Craig, who co-wrote the two “Mockingjay” films, is penning the script for “The Odyssey.” “The Odyssey” is believed to have been composed by Homer in the 8th century B.C. It centers on Odysseus and his journey home after the fall of Troy while his wife Penelope fights off suitors. Lionsgate has not set a release date for “The Odyssey.” Jackman will be seen next as Blackbeard in Warner Bros.’ “Pan.” He is represented by WME, Lou Coulson Associates and Sloane, Offer, Weber and Dern. The news was first reported by The Wrap.
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The Urban Dictionary T-Shirt A simple rock band with semi-complex lyrics, an unoriginal instrumental sound, yet unique lyrical composition. Tending to repeat phrases coined by them truely, the band has been named emo, although they are nothing close to it. They have been unfortunate enough as to have been considered an 'emo-clone', coined 'emo' by some lame know-it-all somewhere who hadn't heard the term since the late 80's or early 90's, and thought they'd have a good time making up an incredibly irrevelant definition to an uncommon word. That being said, Taking Back Sunday is simply a rock band, and nothing more. Not emo, punk-rock, or pop-rock. Just rock at its simplest. Mainstream all the same, soon to be another MTV band since they signed with a major record label, after a successful run on Victory Records and the Vans Warped Tour. There's no denying, the band has talent, and deserve the success coming to them in the near future. The Urban Dictionary T-Shirt The best band ever, havent taken their cd out of my player for weeks. Filled with raw, unfiltered tear stained diary compassion. And for gods sake, you guys (that slag tbs off) are complete pricks, you could never like any sort of emo and obviously don't have any emotions, cos that's what tbs are like; you can relate to them and people get by knowing that there's someone out there that knows what they're going through. Get over the fact that we aren't all "punk" like you and go fuck yourselves if you haven't already. And with my one last gasping breath I'd apologise, for bleeding on your shirt. The Urban Dictionary T-Shirt ill band from long island known for there live preformances, catchy hooks, and unique titles ~cute without the "e" (cut from the team)~ def an emo band, but still kick ass taking back sunday !!! great romances of the 20th century: september never stays this cold where i come from and you know im not one for complaining but i love the way u'd role excuses of the tip of your tongue as i slowly fall apart... fall apart timberwolves at new jersey: this is me with the words on the tip of my tongue, and my eye through the scope down the barrel of a gun remind me not to ever act this way again this is you trying hard to make sure that you're seen with a girl on your arm and your heart on your sleeve remind me not to ever think of you again
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[The 1st lipstick or the fear of femininity in the parents of adolescents]. Adolescence of their daughter disturbs parent's psychical organization. For the father, more or less deep anal regression results from feminine and passive fantasies ("If she does not come back, I'll kill her"). Mother, in interaction with her husband's anxiety is getting depressed ("If she does not come back, I'll kill myself").
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Fruitvale Station director Ryan Coogler, left, and Karim Amer, producer of "The Square", talk at the San Francisco Film Society's Inaugural Fall Celebration in San Francisco on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013. Filmmaker Alexander Payne, left, and actor Michael B. Jordan (Fruitvale Station) talk at the start of a news conference at the San Francisco Film Society's Inaugural Fall Celebration in San Francisco on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013.
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Calixto Pérez Calixto Pérez (born October 10, 1949 in Cartagena) is a retired boxer from Colombia, who represented his native country at the 1972 Summer Olympics. There he was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the men's flyweight division (– 51 kg) by eventual gold medalist Georgi Kostadinov from Bulgaria. His best performance as an amateur was winning the silver medal in the bantamweight division (– 54 kg) at the 1971 Pan American Games. Pérez turned pro on June 15, 1973, and retired in 1977 after 15 bouts (6 wins, 7 losses and 2 draws). 1972 Olympic results Below are the results of Calixto Pérez, a Colombian flyweight boxer who competed at the 1972 Munich Olympics: Round of 64: bye Round of 32: defeated Martin Vargas (Chile) by decision, 5-0 Round of 16: defeated Tim Dement (United Stats) by decision, 5-0 Quarterfinal: lost to Georgi Kostadinov (Bulgaria) by decision, 2-3 References Category:1949 births Category:Living people Category:Olympic boxers of Colombia Category:Boxers at the 1972 Summer Olympics Category:Sportspeople from Cartagena, Colombia Category:Colombian male boxers Category:Boxers at the 1971 Pan American Games Category:Pan American Games silver medalists for Colombia Category:Pan American Games medalists in boxing
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Yep and remember this; Torontofags are like a metastasized cancer on the rest of Canada. They spread all over the country and take the dominant media jobs like remittance men and make the entire country the same culturally dead dreary shit hole Toronto is. Their vanity knows no bounds. I remember back in the 80's they were all running around bragging that Toronto was the "next New York". Uber keeps trying to screw up. Enjoy this virtue signaling I just found in my inbox: [i]We were horrified by the neo-Nazi demonstration that took place in Charlottesville, which resulted in the loss of life of a young woman as well as two Virginia State Troopers responding to the protest. There is simply no place for this type of bigotry, discrimination, and hate. As the country braces for more white supremacist demonstrations, we wanted to let you know what we are doing for the Uber community: We will act swiftly and decisively to uphold our Community Guidelines, including our policy against discrimination of any kind - this includes banning people from the app. dude never put your dick in a mouth with a mustache..... you are fag gar it forever.... sorry but you should get a tattoo.... you probably get privledges like ur own place to shit and what not..... a tat cock flaccid on your forhead would be the topic of every party!!! so cool dip stick George Soros you are a piece of s*** is what you are you like causing president Trump trouble why don't you come to Pensacola Florida you piece of s*** you are nothing but a scumbag you are probably suck Obama's Ding-A-Ling you piece of s*** do you know whether to call your daddy or uncle or your uncle daddy you are a inbred moron America was indeed the land of opportunity. The catch is, that people are different from each other: some have the drive to get ahead whilst others fall behind despite being given unfair advantages. Some people, because of vast genetic and cultural differences, cannot be "raised up" to the higher state of existence that other cultures have forged from their ideals and hard work, therefore those who were responsible for pushing mankind ahead must be held back and dimished to equal the playing field. This is a basic tenet of (((Marxism))). The marxist left brainwashes our children to believe savages roaming Africa who never built a thing other than an elephant-dung hut, never built a boat, never formed their own government, never composed art other than cave paintings or simple drums and grunt sounds, who never did anything beyond eat/sleep/reproduce.... these savages are exactly the same as the white men who built nation after nation, expanding art, science, math, language etc. Black Rappers Call on Blacks to Murder and rape Whites and the MAINSTREAM JEW MEDIA not only PROTECTS these RAPPER's FREE SPEECH RIGHTS, they actually geaux out of their way to PROMOTE this RACIST $HYT!
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Effects of HSP70 antisense oligonucleotide on the proliferation and apoptosis of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells. The study investigated the effects of heat shock protein 70 (HSP70) antisense oligonucleotide (ASODN) on the proliferation and apoptosis of a human hepatocellular carcinoma cell line (SMMC-7721 cells) in vitro. HSP70 oligonucleotide was transfected into SMMC-7721 cells by the mediation of Sofast transfection reagent. Inhibition rate of SMMC-7721 cells was determined by using MTT method. Apoptosis rate and cell cycle distribution were measured by flow cytometry. Immunocytochemistry staining was used to observe the expression of HSP70, Bcl-2 and Bax. The results showed that HSP70 ASODN at various concentrations could significantly inhibit the growth of SMMC-7721 cells, and the inhibition effect peaked 48 h after transfection with 400-nmol/L HSP70 ASODN. Cytometric analysis showed the apoptotic rate was increased in a dose- and time-dependent manner in the HSP70 ASODN-treated cells. The percentage of cells in the G2/M and S phases was significantly decreased and that in the G0/G1 phase increased as the HSP70 ASODN concentration was elevated and the exposure time prolonged. Immunocytochemistry showed that treatment of SMMC-7721 cells with HSP70 ASODN resulted in decreased expressions of HSP70 and Bcl-2 proteins, and an increased expression of Bax protein. It was concluded that the HSP70 ASODN can inhibit the growth of the SMMC-7721 cells and increase cell apoptosis by down-regulating the expression of HSP70. HSP70 ASODN holds promise for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015 X-Men: Age of Apocolypse Update Singer confirms Morlocks and Caliban for X-Men: Age of Apocalypse. Caliban, if you don't know, was a very meek, skinny, bitch like Morlock but feel into the hands of Apocalypse and became a bad ass and eventually one of his 4 Horsemen. Be interesting to see how this plays out in the movie.Be sure to follow Singer on Twitter for updates! Brian Singer Twitter
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Musings on sharing my wife sexually with other men, my bisexual side, and about sex in general. Sunday, January 15, 2006 Little Did I Know No matter how long I live - how many times I cum - I'll always feel like I'm making up for lost time because of all those years of childhood I spent without knowing how much fun it would be someday to experience the adult orgasm in all its blazing glory. Of all the things that the grown-ups either lied about outright or bent the truth to the point of almost breaking over, sex had to be right up there, especially if you were a little Catholic kid whose parents never really seemed to be sure if having sex wasn't something for which they were going to burn in hell for all eternity even though they were married to each other and did it in the dark with their eyes closed. Perhaps I was better off than most kids. I discovered on my own, at least, that trying to climb the pole that held up the back porch resulted in a most delightful tingle in my "dickey" (Every adult I knew referred to a penis as a dickey.) and I enjoyed many wonderful dry orgasms climbing that sumabitch as often as I could. Nevertheless, I was missing out on a lot in dry humping a cold, impersonal piece of steel, without a clue even that one's dickey could be put to much better use, with another person, and without the benefit of knowing that later in life said dickey would cough up huge globs of a thick, white fluid that would make that little tingle feel infinitely better upon being squirted forth. There were clues that I recall, indicating subtly that something delicious was in the works. I remember liking looking at adult women's boobies, particularly in sweaters. (Every adult I knew referred to a set of tits as boobies.) I remember having a story book about a boy's visit to the doctor and getting excited in a very nebulous way whenever I looked at the page where the main character was stripped down to his underpants and the doctor was palpating his belly. I recall liking the look of a set of adult legs in stockings - bonus points if the lady's shoes were off. It's strange - I don't remember being especially fascinated by ladies' asses, yet here I am with a definite preference for looking at, touching, kissing, and licking women's butts. I'm making up for lost time - those fourteen years or so before I discovered that those occasional tingles down below weren't just incidentally pleasant sensations, but scrumptious sensual feelings to be savored, focused upon, strived for and celebrated, especially without any clothes on, and with others. Would I rather have had a friendly pastor stick his hand down my pants back then to teach me a thing or so? Probably not, but would it have been so bad if somebody had told me that ol' dickey was going to become a virtual amusement park in his own right? I wonder if there are still people who think they will burn eternally in hell for enjoying sex and do they still do it in the dark? Why has the enjoyment of sex always conjured up the fires of hell in so many people. Oh, well, I imagine that all of us had some type of something that we climbed up to produce that lovely feeling in our "dickeys".
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Unlocking Phacelia tanacetifolia Benth. honey characterization through melissopalynological analysis, color determination and volatiles chemical profiling. Phacelia tanacetifolia Benth. honey (14 samples) collected in Poland was characterized by melissopalynological analysis, color determination (CIE L*a*b*Cab*hab° coordinates) and volatiles (VOCs) composition. VOCs were isolated by headspace solid-phase microextraction (HS-SPME, two fibers) and ultrasound-assisted solvent extraction (USE, two solvents) and analyzed by GC-MS. Principal component analysis (PCA) and hierarchical-tree clustering (HTC) were applied to show trends and form groups and to indicate the most representative unifloral samples. Six samples were pointed out with average pollen 74.9% and color parameters (L=85.1; a*=-0.8; b*=27.9; Cab*=27.9; hab*=91.9) that were significantly correlated. High abundance of trans-linalool oxide (27.3-45.9%) that was significantly correlated with the pollen percentages, hexan-1-ol (4.4-5.7%) and lavender lactone (0.8% - 1.5%) were characteristic for their headspace. C13-norisoprenoids, mainly (E)-/(Z)-3-oxo-retro-α-ionol (4.7-5.4%; 6.9-9.4%) and vomifoliol (9.0-13.0%) dominated in their USE extracts.
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473 So.2d 576 (1984) Oliver Eugene PRIDE v. STATE. 8 Div. 142. Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama. November 13, 1984. Rehearing Denied January 8, 1985. Certiorari Quashed July 12, 1985. *577 Gary W. Alverson, Tuscumbia, for appellant. Charles A. Graddick, Atty. Gen., and Fred F. Bell, Asst. Atty. Gen., for appellee. Alabama Supreme Court 84-392. TAYLOR, Judge. Oliver Eugene Pride was found guilty of rape. In accordance with the Habitual Felony Offenders Act, he was sentenced to a term of life in the penitentiary without the benefit of parole. Three issues are raised by him on appeal. I Pride contends that the trial court erred by allowing into evidence testimony of a prior bad act. Specifically, Pride argues that the trial court's admission into evidence of an alleged prior burglary and attempted rape of another woman in the same neighborhood was reversible error. He argues that the testimony regarding this incident could have only been offered for the purpose of showing the general bad reputation of the appellant and his propensity to commit such a crime, thus violating the general exclusionary rule. He also asserts that the prior incident was too remote for consideration. The state submits that the testimony was properly admitted because it tended to show that the appellant intended to rape the occupant of the house he had broken into. In the present case, the state's evidence was that the appellant entered the female victim's house through a window, and stood over the victim's bed calling her name. She screamed and he put his hand over her mouth and dragged her into another room. He then threw her on the bed, held a knife to her throat, and raped her. The victim's neighbors heard the victim say, "Oh, my God, somebody help me ..." and a male voice say, "Hush, or I will cut *578 your damn throat," and the neighbor began calling her. When the neighbors began knocking on the door, the victim stated, the appellant ran out the back door. The state's evidence regarding the prior act was that the appellant entered a female victim's home through a bathroom window, threw the victim on the bed, put his hand over her mouth and told her not to make any noise. The victim hit him and called out for her sister and brother. The appellant then left. The state proposed to recall the victim as a rebuttal witness after the appellant testified. The appellant admits that he had sexual relations with the victim in this case, but contends that she consented to the act. He stated that she began to scream only after he refused to pay her. Should the state have been allowed to prove the appellant's prior act? Therefore, the appellant's intent becomes an issue. The intent exception which permits admission of evidence of bad acts requires that the bad act shed light on his intent in the case being tried. Otherwise, the evidence would tend to show only a propensity to commit crimes, or bad character. In Alabama, evidence of collateral criminal activity is admissible if "it relates to motive and intent to commit the crime presently charged to the accused." Laing v. State, 390 So.2d 1154 (Ala.Crim.App.), cert. denied, 390 So.2d 1160 (Ala.1980). Moreover, "The testimony of a woman that the accused attacked her and apparently attempted to rape her 5 days prior to the rape for which the accused was prosecuted was held to be admissible in Fisher v. State, 57 Ala.App. 310, 328 So.2d 311, cert. denied, 295 Ala. 401, 328 So.2d 321 (1976), where the accused admitted that he had intercourse with the complainant, but contended that it was voluntary and in fact was at the urging of the complainant. Noting that the sole question for the jury was whether the act was committed by force or whether it was voluntary, the court stated that the testimony of the other victim was relevant to show the motive and intent of the accused, as well as to rebut the accused's defense that the act was voluntary." Annot. 2 A.L.R. 4th 318 (1980). Based upon the proposition stated in Fisher, supra, appellant's prior bad act was correctly admitted to show the appellant's intent to commit rape in the present case and negate his defense of consent. Glanton v. State, 474 So.2d 154 (Ala.Crim. App.1984). Appellant additionally contends that this prior act was too remote to be considered in evidence, having occurred four months before the offense in this case. similar act inadmissible. White v. State, 380 So.2d 348 (Ala.Crim.App. 1980). Remoteness is a relative standard, varying in its application according to the facts of each particular case. Palmer v. State, 401 So.2d 266 (Ala.Crim.App.), cert. denied, 401 So.2d 270 (Ala.1981). In the present case, the prior incident occurred approximately four months previous to the incident in the present case, and so was not remote in fact. No error was committed here. II Appellant also contends that the trial court erred in denying his motion for mistrial. When the district attorney was cross-examining the appellant, he asked where he had been residing at the time of the incident. The following occurred: "Q: How about down at the Heglar house? Did you go down there first? "A: I stayed there. "Q: All right, did you go down there first right after you raped her?" "MR. ALVERSON: Now I'm going to object to this— "A: You can go ahead and let him ask it. "MR. ALVERSON: Well, I'm going to object to it on the grounds that he has characterized— "BY THE COURT: Sustain the objection. *579 "MR. ALVERSON: We move for a mistrial on that basis, Your Honor. "BY THE COURT: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you are not to consider the last answer of Mr. Pride in your deliberations, and the motion for a mistrial is denied. "MR. ALVERSON: Your Honor, what I'm objecting to is the district attorney's characterization of whatever took place as a rape. "BY THE COURT: Well, I have told the jury they are not to consider that in their deliberations as to what was said by the D.A. or the answer by Mr. Pride. Let's move on." We find no error in the refusal of the trial judge to grant the requested mistrial. "A motion for mistrial should not be granted where the prejudicial qualities of the comment can be eradicated by action of the trial court." Nix v. State, 370 So.2d 1115 (Ala.Crim.App.), cert. denied, 370 So.2d 1119 (Ala.1979). The district attorney's question called for a conclusion—as to whether the act complained of was rape— and so was subject to objection. It was not highly prejudicial. The trial judge's instruction to the jury sufficiently eradicated any adverse effects of this question. AFFIRMED. All the Judges concur.
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Fe3 SnC@CNF: A 3 D Antiperovskite Intermetallic Carbide System as a New Robust High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Anode. A 3 D intermetallic anti-perovskite carbide, Fe3 SnC, is reported as a Li-ion battery anode. Single-phase Fe3 SnC showed a reversible Li-ion capacity of 426 mAh g-1 that increased significantly (600 mAh g-1 ) upon its in situ synthesis by electrospinning and pyrolysis to render a conducting carbon nanofibre (CNF) based composite. Importantly, the Fe3 SnC@CNF composite showed excellent stability in up to 1000 cycles with a remarkable 96 % retention of capacity. The rate performance was equally impressive with a high capacity of 500 mAh g-1 delivered at a high current density of 2 A g-1 . An estimation of Li ion diffusion from the electrochemical impedance data showed a major enhancement of the rate by a factor of 2 in the case of Fe3 SnC@CNF compared to the single-phase Fe3 SnC sample. Post-cyclic characterisation revealed that the unit cell was retained despite a volume expansion upon the inclusion of four Li atoms per unit cell, as calculated from the capacity value. The cyclic voltammogram shows four distinctive peaks that could be identified as the sequential incorporation of up to four Li atoms. First-principles DFT calculations were performed to elucidate the favourable sites for the inclusion of 1-4 Li atoms inside the Fe3 SnC unit cell along with the associated strain.
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Consensus-based recommendations for the use of biosimilars to treat rheumatological diseases. The study aimed to develop evidence-based recommendations regarding the evaluation and use of biosimilars to treat rheumatological diseases. The task force comprised an expert group of specialists in rheumatology, dermatology and gastroenterology, and pharmacologists, patients and a regulator from ten countries. Four key topics regarding biosimilars were identified through a process of discussion and consensus. Using a Delphi process, specific questions were then formulated to guide a systematic literature review. Relevant English-language publications through November 2016 were searched systematically for each topic using Medline; selected papers and pertinent reviews were examined for additional relevant references; and abstracts presented at the 2015 and 2016 American College of Rheumatology (ACR) and European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) annual scientific meetings were searched for those about biosimilars. The experts used evidence obtained from these studies to develop a set of overarching principles and consensus recommendations. The level of evidence and grade of recommendation were determined for each. By the search strategy, 490 references were identified. Of these, 29 full-text papers were included in the systematic review. Additionally, 20 abstracts were retrieved from the ACR and EULAR conference abstract databases. Five overarching principles and eight consensus recommendations were generated, encompassing considerations regarding clinical trials, immunogenicity, extrapolation of indications, switching between bio-originators and biosimilars and among biosimilars, and cost. The level of evidence and grade of recommendation for each varied according to available published evidence. Five overarching principles and eight consensus recommendations regarding the evaluation and use of biosimilars to treat rheumatological diseases were developed using research-based evidence and expert opinion.
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Hinduism is not a static religion. It has evolved with history. In its earlier form, it was known as the Vedic religion, a religion of a pastoral people, commonly identified as the Aryans. Their primary religious activity involved invoking a primal abstract force known as Brahman through a ritual known as yagna to satisfy various material aspirations. Hymns were chanted and offerings made into a fire altar in the quest for fertility and power. That the ritual involved no permanent shrine suggests its followers were a nomadic people. Hinduism today is very rooted to the land. It revolves around a shrine, often a vast temple complex. This shift is ascribed to the mingling of the Aryans, over 4,000 years ago, with agriculturists, city dwellers and forest tribes, a process which continued over a thousand years. Tantalising glimpses of the assimilation process emerge from chronicles and epics written only in the last millennium. The most spectacular shift in the nature of Hinduism has been the move from almost agnostic ritualism to unabashed theism: from belief in a host of gods and spirits to belief in an all-powerful god. But like all things Indian, this belief was not so simple. Hindus visualised the all-powerful god in various ways. For some, god was the world-affirming Vishnu. For others, god was the world-rejecting Shiva. And then there were those for whom god was feminine, the goddess. God coexisted with goddess and the gods and the spirits. Nothing was rejected. This was the Hindu way. The Indian way. The first evidence of Shiva comes from the pre-Vedic era, from a seal from the Indus Valley civilisation. It shows a naked man with an erect penis, sitting in the yogic “throne” position or Bhadrasana, wearing horned headgear, surrounded by animals. Since the script has not been deciphered one can only speculate what this image represents. But most scholars believe it is an early form of Shiva because it captures at least three attributes of Shiva: Shiva as Pashupati, lord of animals; as Yogeshwara, lord of yoga; and as Lingeshwara, lord of the phallus. In early Vedic scriptures, conservatively dated 1500 BCE, Shiva is known as Rudra. He is a god who is feared. He howls and shoots arrows that spread disease. He is appeased and requested to stay away. In the Shatarudriya hymn of the Yajur Veda there is a sense that he is considered highly potent and highly dangerous. In the Brahmanas one is told: “His name shall not be spoken.’ He remains an outsider god – a god to whom the leftovers of the yagna have to be offered. This and the existence of pre-Vedic representations of Shiva have led to speculation that Shiva is perhaps not a Vedic god. Perhaps he was a tribal god or perhaps a god of settled agricultural communities, the Dravidians, who were overrun by Aryans. The reluctant, and perhaps violent, entry of Shiva into the Vedic pantheon is believed to have given rise to the tale of the desecration of Daksha’s yagna by Shiva. It represents the uneasy relationship between exoteric Vedic rituals on one hand and esoteric Dravidian practices such as yoga, asceticism and alchemy on the other. “Daksha, the patriarch of Vedic culture, commanded the respect of all. One day, he was invited to a gathering of gods. As Daksha entered, proud and noble, all the gods rose. They joined their hands to salute this supreme patron of the yagna. Daksha was pleased. He swept a glance around the assembly, accepting the salutations of the gods. Then his glance fell upon a solitary, seated figure and his expression darkened. He looked upon Shiva who continued to remain seated. Shiva did not want to insult Daksha, but he remained seated because he was oblivious to Daksha’s exalted position. He was not impressed by the arrival of the patriarch, nor was he disdainful. He was simply indifferent, untouched by it all. Daksha, however, was not amused. He expected the same reverence from Shiva that he received from the other gods. At that moment, he swore never to invite Shiva to any yagna. He deemed Shiva, the outsider, unfit for prayer, praise or sacrifice.” In the fifth century BCE, Buddhism and Jainism posed a great threat to Vedic ritualism. Members of the merchant classes patronised these monastic ideologies. Threatening even the Buddhists and the Jains was the idea of an all-powerful personal godhead that was slowly taking shape in the popular imagination. The common man always found more comfort in tangible stories and rituals that made trees, rivers, mountains, heroes, sages, alchemists and ascetics worthy of worship. The move from many guardian deities and fertility spirits to one all-powerful uniting deity was but a small step. Being atheistic, or at least agnostic, Buddhism and Jainism could do nothing more than tolerate this fascination for theism on their fringes. In a desperate bid to survive, Vedic priests, the Brahmins, did something more: they consciously assimilated the trend into the Vedic fold. In their speculation they concluded and advertised the idea that godhead was nothing but the embodiment of brahman, the mystic force invoked by the chanting of Vedic hymns and the performance of Vedic rituals. Adoration of this godhead through pooja, a rite that involved offering food, water, flowers, lamp and incense, was no different from the yagna. Vedanta metaphysics was allegorised so that paramatma was not just an abstract concept; it was personified in godhead. In the Shvetavastra Upanishad, Shiva is without doubt Brahman, the cosmic consciousness. With this association, Vedism transformed into what is now known as classical Hinduism. It was a transformation that ensured that Vedic ideology survived the Buddhist and Jain onslaught. The Vedic gods, such as Indra and Agni, were sidelined. All attention was given to Shiva and Vishnu, forms of godhead, whose story was told and retold and finally compiled in Sanskrit chronicles known as the Puranas. The middle ages saw great rivalry between Shiva-worshippers and Vishnu-worshippers. In the Shiva Purana and Linga Purana, Shiva is often shown as the real force behind the power of Vishnu. The theme is reversed in the Vishnu Purana and the Matysa Purana. So great was the rivalry that Vishnu-worshippers wore vertical caste marks while Shiva-worshippers wore horizontal caste marks; Vishnu-worshippers painted their house with vertical strokes while Shiva-worshippers painted their houses with horizontal strokes; Vishnu-worshippers kept the Tulsi in their house while Shiva-worshippers kept the Bilva plant. People who worshipped Vishnu refused to marry or dine with those who worshipped Shiva. There were, of course, many attempts at reconciliation such as the cult of Hari-Hara, the simultaneous worship of Vishnu and Shiva, that become popular around the fifteenth century. Even the sixteenth-century classic, Tulsi Ramayana, makes an overt attempt to show that Shiva and Vishnu are one and the same Godhead that cares for humanity. Today, the rivalry between Shiva-worshippers and Vishnu-worshippers is not very evident except perhaps in the temple complexes of Tamil Nadu and in the traditions of the Iyers and the Iyengars. Though both Shiva and Vishnu are considered forms of Godhead, no Hindu will ever interchange Shiva for Vishnu. Stories, symbols and rituals, especially the ones deemed sacred, construct for a people a way of making sense of the world. The concept of Shiva constructed by sacred stories, symbols and rituals is quite different from the idea of Vishnu. Shiva is always a reluctant groom whom the goddess has to force into marriage. His children are not produced “normally”. Vishnu, on the other hand, is surrounded by women. As Rama, he protects them. As Krishna, he flirts with them. While Shiva is associated with snow-capped mountains and caves and crematoriums, Vishnu is associated with meadows and rivers and battlefields. Whereas Shiva surrounds himself with dogs, bulls, ashes, skulls, animal skins and narcotics, Vishnu is found amid cows, horses, silks, flowers, pearls, gold and sandal paste. Shiva does not want to be part of society; Vishnu, on the other hand, establishes the code of conduct for society. In temples, Vishnu is visualised as a king. His anthropomorphic image is bedecked with gold and devotees can see him only from afar. Shiva, on the other hand, is enshrined in open temples. Devotees are free to walk in and pour water on the oval stone or cylinder that represents him. Vishnu is offered butter and sweets, Shiva is given only raw milk. Clearly, Shiva is associated with ascetic ideals while Vishnu is associated with worldly thoughts. Disdain for the material world is a dominant theme in philosophical schools that consider Shiva their patron deity. This disdain manifests in two ways: asceticism and alchemy. The former seeks to outgrow all things material and reunite with Shiva. The latter seeks to control the material world and make it do its bidding. Kashmir Shaivism of Nepal, Shiva Siddhanta of Tamil Nadu, and the Lingayat and Vira Shaiva movements of Karnataka tilt towards ascetic ideologies while tantric sects such as the Pashupatas, Kapalikas and Kanphatas tilt towards alchemical principles. In the former, sexual activity is shunned; in the latter sexual activity is merely an occult ritual. Neither gives much thought to the pleasurable and procreative aspects of sex. And yet, Shiva is represented by a very sexual symbol: the male reproductive organ placed within the female reproductive organ. Why? The quest for the answer has made me write the book. Of course, the easy route is to accept the most common and simplistic explanation: it is a fertility symbol. But to make sense of a mythological image one has to align the language heard (stories) with the language performed (rituals) and the language seen (symbol). All dissonances have to be removed so that the real meaning can be deciphered. Any attempt to seek “true” meaning behind the sexual imagery may be seen as an exercise in prudishness. Hindus have long been embarrassed by Shiva’s phallic representation. For centuries it has been used to make people defensive and apologetic. Society has always been uncomfortable with sex, terrified by its primal nature. This book can be seen as yet another effort to shy away from the obvious. Maybe it is. Or maybe it is a chance to discover a deeper meaning in a manner not explored before. Excerpted with permission from Shiva to Shankara: Giving Form to the Formless, Devdutt Pattanaik, Harper Element and Indus Source Books.
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Anthu Inthu Preethi Banthu Anthu Inthu Preethi Banthu is a 2008 Kannada film starring Aditya Babu and Ramya in lead roles. The film is a remake of the 2006 Telugu film Aadavari Matalaku Ardhale Verule, directed by Selvaraghavan, with Aditya Babu and Ramya replacing the lead couple, originally played by Venkatesh and Trisha Krishnan. Cast Aditya Babu as Shivu "Shiv prakash" (Voice dubbed by Dileep Raj) Ramya as Preethi "Bhramarambike" (Voice dubbed by Deepa Bhaskar) Harish Raj as Hari, Shivu's friend Srinivasa Murthy as Sathya prakash, Shivu's father Lokanath Rangayana Raghu as Veerabhadra Chitra Shenoy Kuri Prathap as Sunil Malathi Sardeshpande Shashikala Kishori Ballal Ramesh Pandith as Neelakantha Mandya Ramesh as Thimma Rajashekhar Naidu Madhu Hegde Satya Melkote Vithika Sheru Pakhi Hegde Soundtrack The soundtrack features 7 songs overall, out of which 4 songs were retained from the Original Telugu soundtrack, composed by noted Tamil music director Yuvan Shankar Raja, while the remaining 3 were composed by Gurukiran. Lyrics were written by Kaviraj and Hrudaya Shiva. The soundtrack was released on 22 May 2008. See also Yaaradi Nee Mohini, a Tamil remake of Aadavari Matalaku Ardhalu Verule References Category:2000s Kannada-language films Category:2008 films Category:Indian films Category:Kannada remakes of Telugu films Category:Films scored by Gurukiran Category:Films featuring an item number
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[Childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia with t(1;19) lacking E2A-pBX1 chimeric transcripts]. We present a pediatric case of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) with chromosomal translocation 1;19 lacking E2A-PBX1 chimeric transcripts. On admission, the patient showed remarkable splenomegaly. Laboratory findings demonstrated that WBC was 12900/microl with blasts 61.5%. Bone marrow examination revealed 1282 X 10(3)/microl of the nucleated cell count with 95.5% lymphoblasts. Surface marker analysis showed an early pre-B lineage immunophenotype (CD10+, CD19+, CD34+, surface Ig-). Although G-banding chromosomal analysis showed 46,XY,der(19)t(1;19)(q23;p13), E2A-PBX1 chimeric transcripts and E2A gene rearrangement were not detected with the polymerase chain reaction method and Southern blot analysis, respectively. The patient was assigned to high-risk ALL according to the criteria of the Japan Association of Childhood Leukemia Study. His clinical response to prednisolone monotherapy for the initial 7 days and subsequent multidrug chemotherapy was excellent, and he achieved complete remission on day 15, which has lasted for more than 30 months. We reviewed the bibliography of the clinical and biological features of 17 children with t(1;19)+E2A-PBX1- ALL including this case. The two prominent characteristics included an early pre-B immunophenotype (11/13) and hyperdiploid (>50 chromosomes) chromosome abnormality (8/14). However, there was substantial heterogeneity in the demographic features and prognosis. Further accumulation of such patients will facilitate the determination of the appropriate treatment for childhood t(1;19)+E2A-PBX1- ALL.
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The Edmonton Oilers agreed to terms Wednesday with forward Jujhar Khaira on a three-year, entry-level contract. A third-round pick (No. 63) by the Oilers in the 2012 NHL Draft, Khaira ranked third on Michigan Tech last season with 25 points (six goals) in 37 games. In two previous seasons playing for the Prince George Spruce Kings of the British Columbia Hockey League, Khaira, who turns 19 on Aug. 13, scored 39 goals and had 121 points in 112 games.
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Rainbow Girl (disambiguation) Rainbow Girl (Dori Aandraison of the planet Xolnar) is a fictional character and a DC Comics super heroine. Rainbow Girl or The Rainbow Girl may also refer to: Rainbow Girl, painting by Ian Scott (artist) "Rainbow Girl", song on 2009 album Butterflies and Elvis by Yohanna "Rainbow Girl", 1969 single by Bobby Lord "Rainbow Girl", musical work by S3RL "Rainbow Girl", track on 2007 album No Money! Still Be Happy! by Awaking (duo) The Rainbow Girl (film), 1917 silent film by Rollin S. Sturgeon The Rainbow Girl (musical), 1918 stage musical starring Beth Lydy See also International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, a Masonic youth service organization Rainbows (Girl Guides), the youngest section of GirlGuiding in the UK
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In manufacturing electronic devices such as semiconductor devices, a film forming process for forming a film on a substrate is performed. As for a film forming apparatus used for the film forming process, there is known a film forming apparatus disclosed in, e.g., Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-67856. The film forming apparatus disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-67856 performs the film forming process by sputtering. This film forming apparatus includes a vacuum chamber, a substrate supporting table, a target holder and a shield assembly. The substrate supporting table is installed in the vacuum container and mounts a substrate on a mounting surface thereof. The target holder holds a target. The shield assembly is installed between the target holder and the substrate supporting table. The shield assembly has an opening. In this film forming apparatus, particles from the target are released to a space below the shield assembly through the opening. The substrate supporting table moves in one direction below the shield assembly. Accordingly, the particles from the target are incident on the substrate, thereby forming a film on the substrate. In the film forming apparatus disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-67856, the particles from the target are deposited not only on the substrate but also on a wall surface of the vacuum container which defines the space below the shield assembly and components installed in the space. Since it is preferable to suppress unnecessary deposition of the particles from the target on places other than the substrate, it is required to suppress unnecessary scattering of the particles from the target. The film forming apparatus may include a movable shutter (cover plate) to suppress unnecessary deposition of the particles from the target. The film forming apparatus including the movable shutter requires a mechanism for moving the movable shutter as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2013-249517. Accordingly, the number of components of the film forming apparatus including the movable shutter is increased.
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Hydroxyapatite and fluorapatite, among other apatite solid supports, are used for purification of a wide variety of biomolecules, including proteins, carbohydrates, polynucleotides, and viral particles.
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Joni E. Johnston Joni E. Johnston, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical and forensic psychologist, private investigator, and author of three nonfiction books, including Appearance Obsession: Learning to Love the Way You Look, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Psychology, and The Complete Idiot's Guide to Controlling Anxiety. She is the author of the popular Psychology Today law and crime blog The Human Equation, which has been viewed over 3 million times. She is the cohost of the forensic radio show Thread of Evidence and host and producer of the true crime youtube channel Unmasking a Murderer. She conducts violence risk assessments for the California Board of Parole and insanity, competency to stand trial, and mitigation evaluations for the court as well as prosecutors and defense attorneys. A former columnist for Woman's World, she also hosted and produced State of Mind, a mental health television show sponsored by UCSD-TV. She earned a B.A. from Auburn University and M.S. & Psy.D. degrees from Florida Tech. References Category:American psychologists Category:American women psychologists Category:American women writers Category:Florida Institute of Technology alumni Category:Auburn University alumni Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people
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Prevalence and pathological study on rabbit hepatic coccidiosis in Taiwan. Five breeds of rabbits, which included the New Zealand, Californian, Spot, Rex and Angora rabbit, were found from a survey of 1,152 rabbits in Taiwan. The prevalence of coccidia in young rabbits (weaning-2 months old) was 95% to 100%. Adult female rabbits usually acted as carriers within the farm and transmitted the parasite to young rabbits, which caused severe infection with clinical signs and even death. Parasitism of hepatic coccidia (Eimeria stiedai) in the rabbit led to severe mortality. Numerous and scattered white nodules about 0.1 to 0.5 cm in diameter were seen on the liver surface and dark greenish mucoid exudate was found in intestinal lumen. Histopathologic lesions included hyperplasia of the bile duct epithelium with different developmental stages of coccidia within. Oocysts could be seen in the lumen, and granuloma tissues encircle the bile duct with infiltration of inflammatory cells. The other organs were not infected.
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PurpleSkyz Clinton Estate Is Officially A Crime Scene As 11 More ‘Steel Barrel Graves’ Are Uncovered Posted By: LymerickDate: Friday, 23-Jun-2017 05:08:52 After the body parts of three women were found last night in a barrel unearthed from the garden area of the Clinton Estate in upstate New York, ground penetrating radar was brought in to analyze the entire property. Within a few hours, eleven more possible sites were pinpointed and excavation began. BREAKING: Barrels Removed From Clinton Property Contained Parts From 3 Missing Women By dawn, 11 more identical steel 55-gallon drums were awaiting transport to Quantico with an immaculate chain of evidence. They will arrive and be opened later today. Now that the discovery seems to be complete, the issue should turn to the Clintons. Everyone knows they’re killers. You can already get odds in Vegas on how many of the barrels are for Hillary’s victims and how many are Bill’s. Then the question becomes…can you make it stick? The Clintons are smart and powerful and always one step ahead of the game. What didn’t make sense is that while the area is completely quarantined from the press and the public, reports say that both of the Clintons sat rocking in their chairs on the front porch sipping coffee or tea while the home they’ve lived in more than 15 years was exposed as a graveyard. BREAKING: Body Found On Clinton Land Identified By Feds Authorities say they should know the contents of the barrels soon. We’ll keep you updated on this developing story. WilliaminUSA Posts : 325Join date : 2017-04-21 I question this because although I know they are more than capable of this, they are a very intelligent family of pedophiles, murderers and drug dealers. When the whore of babylon or her satinist husband were in power their minions would have much better ways of disposing of the bodies. The clinton's are very good at covering their tracks only the common murderer/rapist is stupid enough to do something like this. WilliaminUSA Posts : 325Join date : 2017-04-21 This is listed at the bottom of the page on this report. Pure fiction:ABOUT FREEDOM CROSSROADSWe believe that there is nothing more precious than the mind of an aging conservative. Here we gather a boatload of bullhonkey, works of pure satirical fiction, to give the fist-shakers of the world a reason to hate. Reality is often in the eye of the beholder. You won’t find any of it here.
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Latest Book Releases Latest Book Review If someone had bet Nell a million dollars that she would be saying “I do” to a complete stranger on national television, she’d have called them crazy, but with her crushing student loan payments sending her deep into the red, she’s out of options. This should be nothing more than a business transaction—until she sets eyes on her groom, and everything changes. The game is on the instant Luke spots Penelope “Nell” Carpenter. He’s out for the money, yes, but getting a little dirty with Nell doesn’t sound too bad either. Everyone knows he’s not the marrying kind, so it’s a good thing it’s just for show. God knows he’s the worst guy his pretty wife should pick for real. They have nothing in common, but if they want the grand prize, they’ll have to beat out eight other couples. Proving that total opposites attract should be easy enough…as long as they don’t fall in love in the process. If you’ve read my reviews before you will know how much I love dark dirty romances. But every now and then I read a book that shocks the hell out me that I need a sweet, light book to cleanse my palate and give me that warm fuzzy feeling. I didn’t expect to like this book because it seemed a bit to “fluffy” and because my book-gadar has been really shit lately. But I found myself devouring this book with eagerness akin to starvation. I’m not a fan of reality TV; I find them to be quite a bizarre thing. But it turns out this book is what I really needed afterall. “He’s the first person who gets me. The first person who took the time to take care of me. And the first person in this world I think I might actually trust.” Dr Penelope Carpenter is has recently graduated with her PhD degree and finds herself stranded with so much debt from her studies. She needs money and she needs it fast. Unfortunately for her she’s socially awkward, an introvert, painfully shy and has deep seeded inferiority and inadequacy issues when it comes to anything that isn’t in a text book. All these things are why she’s spent so much time in school and never went out to work; hence her mammoth debt. So when her best friend and her boyfriend decide to sign up to a reality tv show to win a million dollars, Nell tags along very reluctantly, the whole thing goes against all intellectual reasoning. But desperate times and all that. She figures she’s not going to be selected anyway, even if she is, she’s unlikely to make it very far. So what’s the harm? What she didn’t expect was to meet and be partnered with a man who will change her life irrevocably. “I’d go back and do it again in a second. Because a scarred heart is better than one that never really beat at all.” When Luke Cross inherits his grandfather’s bar, he did not know how much debt it had. His lack of managerial experience and skills did not help the situation either. So now the sharks are circling and he’s about to lose it all. When his friend hands him a flyer for a reality TV show auditions, he doesn’t hesitate to go. He athletic, sexy, tattooed and oozes with charisma so the producers bring him in as bait for the female audience. He’s determined to win, so much so that even being partnered with a painfully shy and most un-athletic girl does not dampen his determination. “I don’t think the Million Dollar Marriage crew could’ve picked a couple that is more wrong for each other. But maybe that’s just what they wanted.” Despite how different they are, Luke and Penny find themselves quite attracted to one another. Penny loves how Luke sees her in a way no one, herself included has ever seen her. She loves how he makes her feel, his selflessness and encouragement throughout the whole process. Luke on the other hand can’t get over the vulnerability displayed by Penny. He feels an overwhelming need to protect her, even from himself. I really loved this book. I was feeling a bit stuck in a rut and it got me out of my funk. It was funny, witty and did justice to the whole “opposites attract” thing. I loved Luke. Although like most sexy men (fictional anyway) he’s determined to die single, I liked that he wasn’t a player who lacked a moral compass. I loved how respectful he was to Penny and other contestants. How he coaxes Penny out of her shell and built her up in the process. It was a nice break from reading about assholes. Unfortunately I didn’t think the supporting characters were developed or featured enough in the book. It seemed to be about Penny and Luke only. The other contestants were merely named and every now and again mentioned apart from Ace and his shenanigans. I also wish the story about Penny’s parents could have been elaborated a bit. I mean they haven’t spoken to their daughter in 8 years, see her on TV and all of a sudden they’re happy families again? No.
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A Few Notes on Our Food Problem A Few Notes on Our Food Problem is a 1968 American documentary film directed by James Blue. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. See also List of American films of 1968 References External links , posted by the Knight Library Category:1968 films Category:1960s documentary films Category:American films Category:American documentary films Category:English-language films
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Characterization of aortic root geometry in transcatheter aortic valve replacement patients. The study aimed to characterize the geometry of the aortic root pre- and post-transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and investigate differences in pre- and post-TAVR anatomy. A greater understanding of how aortic root geometry changes after TAVR is needed to facilitate further investigation into the hemodynamic profiles of the post-TAVR aortic root. Anatomical measurements were conducted on de-identified, retrospective post-TAVR 4DCT scans of 109 patients with aortic stenosis obtained from the RESOLVE study. The diameter of the aortic root was measured at the level of the annulus, left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT), sinus of Valsalva, sinotubular junction (STJ) and ascending aorta. The heights of the STJ and coronary arteries were also measured. All aortic root dimensions were normally distributed across the cohort and changed significantly between pre- and post-TAVR conditions (P < 0.01). Post-TAVR dimensions changed significantly from peak systole to end diastole (P < 0.01). Regression models were obtained for all aortic root dimensions in terms of annulus diameter with excellent coefficient of determination (R2 > 0.95, P < 0.001). There are significant differences between pre- and post-TAVR as well as peak systolic and end diastolic aortic root anatomy. Appropriate anatomical dimensions should be selected for benchtop testing as the geometry varies greatly throughout the cardiac cycle.
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3214 views Hitler reacts to the New York Jets hiring Adam Gase to be their head coach. Hitler Reacts to the Jets Hiring Adam Gase 00:00 - 00:03 When we fired Todd Bowles 00:04 - 00:05 We interviewed many candidates 00:05 - 00:07 KK, Rhule, McCarthy 00:08 - 00:12 All very qualified replacements 00:12 - 00:15 We know you'll love the choice 00:17 - 00:19 I like those candidates 00:19 - 00:21 At least it wasn't Adam Gase 00:24 - 00:26 My Fuhrer 00:27 - 00:28 we've hired 00:31 - 00:33 they hired Adam Gase 00:34 - 00:36 it's been confirmed by many sources 00:53 - 00:58 Maccagnan, Heimerdinger, Johnson, and staff, please leave 01:13 - 01:15 You had one fucking job! 01:15 - 01:17 Hire a competent fucking coach! 01:18 - 01:23 Not to hire a Dolphin reject 01:25 - 01:28 He's looks nothing like Kingsbury 01:29 - 01:31 Gase is a knockoff version! 01:31 - 01:34 This was so fucking easy 01:34 - 01:37 Jamal loved Kingsbury 01:37 - 01:40 McCarthy won a Super Bowl 01:40 - 01:42 But he's wasted a lot of Rodgers years 01:42 - 01:46 BUT HE WON A SUPER BOWL 01:46 - 01:48 Rhule wanted his own staff 01:48 - 01:52 Every coach does, that's the whole point! 01:53 - 01:54 IMBECILES! 01:56 - 01:57 Sam finally looks like a franchise QB 01:57 - 02:00 And he's on a rookie deal 02:00 - 02:03 This is our time to make a move 02:04 - 02:08 So they hire the guy that got fired by our rival! 02:08 - 02:13 How do they plan to sell this to season ticket holders? 02:14 - 02:16 IT MAKES NO SENSE 02:17 - 02:21 His old team hated him 02:27 - 02:29 tell me why I should be excited 02:30 - 02:34 We're NEW YORK 02:34 - 02:36 And we gamble the future for this 02:41 - 02:42 And for what 02:43 - 02:47 He has a lifetime record of 23-25 02:48 - 02:53 with a team arguably more talented than ours 02:54 - 02:56 Did you see what he did with Tannehill? 02:56 - 02:59 Yeah he sucks but Gase didn't make him better 03:00 - 03:02 How can we expect Sam to get any better? 03:04 - 03:07 Sam is still dreamy 03:14 - 03:16 It's been 50 years 03:19 - 03:23 And I keep hoping against hope 03:25 - 03:26 Everyone tells me I'm crazy 03:31 - 03:33 But I know they'll win eventually 03:40 - 03:46 I have to get rewarded for this loyalty 03:46 - 03:49 If it's the last thing I do
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Carl Braun Carl Braun may refer to: Carl Braun (basketball) (1927–2010), American basketball player and coach Carl Braun (bass) (1886–1960), German opera singer Carl Braun (obstetrician) (1822–1891), Austrian obstetrician; knighted to Carl Ritter von Fernwald Braun See also Karl Ferdinand Braun (1850–1918), German physicist and inventor Karl Braun (politician) (1822–1893), German politician
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Focal laminar cortical infarcts following aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage. The aim of this prospective study was to analyse small band-like cortical infarcts after subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH) using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with reference to additional digital subtraction angiography (DSA). In a 5-year period between January 2002 and January 2007 10 out of 188 patients with aneurysmal SAH were evaluated (one patient Hunt and Hess grade I, one patient grade II, four patients grade III, two patients grade IV, and two patients grade V). The imaging protocol included serially performed MRI with diffusion- and perfusion-weighted images (DWI/PWI) at three time points after aneurysm treatment, and cerebral vasospasm (CVS) was analysed on follow-up DSA on day 7+/-3 after SAH. The lesions were located in the frontal lobe (n=10), in the insular cortex (n=3) and in the parietal lobe (n=1). The band-like infarcts occurred after a mean time interval of 5.8 days (range 3-10 days) and showed unexceptional adjacent thick sulcal clots. Seven out of ten patients with cortical infarcts had no or mild CVS, and in the remaining three patients DSA disclosed moderate (n=2) or severe (n=1) CVS. The infarct pattern after aneurysmal SAH includes cortical band-like lesions. In contrast to territorial infarcts or lacunar infarcts in the white matter which develop as a result of moderate or severe proximal and/or distal vasospasm visible on angiography, the cortical band-like lesions adjacent to sulcal clots may also develop without evidence of macroscopic vasospasm, implying a vasospastic reaction of the most distal superficial and intraparenchymal vessels.
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1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a varistor element. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally disclosed light emitting devices comprise an electronic element and a varistor element electrically connected to the electronic element (for example, see Japanese Laid-open Patent Application No. 2001-15815). In the light emitting device described in Japanese Laid-open Patent Application No. 2001-15815, the varistor element is connected in parallel with a semiconductor light-emitting element serving as the electronic element, the semiconductor light emitting element being protected from ESD (Electro Static Discharge) surges by the varistor.
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Literature of Tennessee The literature of Tennessee in the United States includes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. Representative authors include Shelby Foote, Nikki Giovanni, Alex Haley, Mary Noailles Murfree, John Crowe Ransom, and Allen Tate. History A printing press began operating in Rogersville in 1791. In 1854 the Methodist Publishing House relocated to Nashville from Philadelphia. Mary Noalles Murfree (1850–1922) published under the pseudonym "Charles Egbert Craddock". Her In the Tennessee Mountains (1884) became a bestseller, featuring "stories of the Tennessee hill country". In the 1920s the Fugitives, a group of poets, was based at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Also at Vanderbilt in the 1920s-1930s were the Southern Agrarians, unofficially led by John Crowe Ransom. See also :Category:Writers from Tennessee List of newspapers in Tennessee :Category:Tennessee in fiction :Category:Libraries in Tennessee Southern United States literature American literary regionalism References Bibliography Published in 20th century Published in 21st century External links Bibliography of Tennessee Bibliographies by the Tennessee Secretary of State (includes "Literature" section) Tennessee Authors of Adult Fiction, Poetry & Drama: 1970s - Present by the Tennessee Secretary of State Literary Landmarks by State: Tennessee by the American Library Association Research Guides: Tennessee Authors (Special Collections) by the University of Tennessee Tennessee Literature
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Kamran Ishtiaq, who has been President of British Pakistani Youth Council since 2009, said in 2014 that he would “salute” Hitler for killing Jews, and has now reportedly reaffirmed his views. After posting a picture of Hitler on his Facebook page, which received 40 likes, he was admonished by another Facebook user who wrote: “Hitler was a racist bro”. Mr Ishtiaq responded: “I know that and to be honest he would have killed Muslims too if he got a chance. But you know what, I would salute him still if he killed 90 Muslims and 92 Jews.” He then followed up with another comment, adding: “Now why he is my hero cuz, he just killed Jews, didn’t get a chance to kill Muslims… lol.” In a long telephone interview with BirminghamLive, he confirmed that he stood by his statements, whilst also questioning whether six million Jews really died in the Holocaust, suggesting that the figure might have been “exaggerated” in order to justify Jewish “revenge”. He also suggested that the Jews may have done something “to the Germans” to cause the Holocaust. Asked by BirminghamLive whether he still felt that Jews deserved to be massacred, Mr Ishtiaq said: “To be honest with you, I feel that about the Jews who are killing the Palestinians now. Not the Jews who are leaving Israel — there are Jews who support Palestine. I was reading today in the media that there are Jews leaving Israel because Israel didn’t live up to their expectations. OK, but Jews, American Jews, yes I feel like that about them. The ones who are murdering the Palestinians. I do feel that about them. And what I wrote there, it’s about the Jews.” He added: “When I say Jews, it’s not the Jews fighting the Jewish killers of Palestinians, the Jews who are with Muslims, but the Jews which are killing the Palestinians, yes. The murderers. I mean if anything happened to any Jewish community here my youths would be there frontline to support them. Jewish people here are not Palestinian-killing like the Jews over there. They’re peaceful like us Muslims here. They don’t want nothing to do with that. It’s like the terrorists. You can’t hate all Muslims because you hate terrorists. You can’t hate all Jews because you hate the killing Jews.” Asked about Jews killed by the Nazis, Mr Ishtiaq said he did not believe that six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust: “To be honest, I don’t believe that. Every attack, anything on Jews is exaggerated. Yeah. I think that was an exaggeration too. He killed Jews, yeah. He did kill Jews, there’s no doubt in that. He killed Jews. But that figure is a question mark for me.” Asked why he thought the Nazis killed Jews, he replied: “We don’t know what happened then. If they were doing this now, killing Palestinians, we don’t know what they done to the Germans at that time.” Asked why the figure would be exaggerated, Mr Ishtiaq said: “It gives the Jewish people a reason, you know retaliation — ‘Look what’s happened to us? We were nearly being ethnic cleansed and have to stick together’. It gives them a point of unity, it gives them a reason to retaliate, revenge, you know, empathy, whatever, you could say.” Asked if he thought Hitler was wrong to kill the Jews, he said: “Er, no, I can’t think for Hitler. I can’t think why Hitler killed them. I just made that statement [on Facebook]. So why and how, I couldn’t tell you. I stand by the statement I made, yes.” Mr Ishtiaq said his views about Jews were shared by young people he worked with: “They feel ten times worse. My job is to get that feeling out of them, but I need positives to erase that feeling out of them. The Jews, the Israel [sic], have not given me a positive. Them feelings are getting day by day worse after what the Israelis are doing.” Campaign Against Antisemitism is reporting Mr Ishtiaq to West Midlands Police, as well as to Birmingham City Council as he absolutely should not be anywhere near children if he holds such views.
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Phyllomimus Phyllomimus is an Asian genus of bush-crickets in the tribe Phyllomimini of the subfamily Pseudophyllinae. Species The Catalogue of Life lists: subgenus Phyllomimulus Beier, 1954 Phyllomimus assimilis Walker, 1869 Phyllomimus temnophylloides Karny, 1924 Phyllomimus unicolor Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 subgenus Phyllomimus Stål, 1873 Phyllomimus acutipennis Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus ampullaceus Haan, 1842 Phyllomimus apterus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus bakeri Karny, 1921 Phyllomimus borneensis Beier, 1954 Phyllomimus coalitus Xia & Liu, 1991 Phyllomimus curvicauda Bey-Bienko, 1955 Phyllomimus detersus Walker, 1869 - type species (as P. granulosus) Phyllomimus elliptifolius Pictet & Saussure, 1892 Phyllomimus inquinatus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus inversus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus klapperichi Beier, 1954 Phyllomimus musicus Carl, 1914 Phyllomimus mutilatus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus nodulosus Bolívar, 1900 Phyllomimus pallidus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1895 Phyllomimus purpuratus Karny, 1924 Phyllomimus reticulosus Stål, 1877 Phyllomimus sinicus Beier, 1954 Phyllomimus sublituratus Walker, 1869 Phyllomimus tonkinae Hebard, 1922 Phyllomimus truncatus Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1893 Phyllomimus verruciferus Beier, 1954 Phyllomimus zebra Karny, 1920 References Category:Pseudophyllinae Category:Tettigoniidae genera Category:Orthoptera of Indo-China
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Hearts of Humanity Hearts of Humanity may refer to: Hearts of Humanity (1932 film), 1932 American drama film directed by Christy Cabanne Hearts of Humanity (1936 film), 1936 British drama film directed by John Baxter See also The Heart of Humanity, 1918 silent war propaganda film
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Jess Davies Jessica "Jess" Davies is a gorgeous blonde Welsh glamour model famous for her appearances in Zoo, Nuts and FHM magazines. Slim, petite yet still curvacious and busty, she prides herself on being totally natural and pretty much all breasts. You can enjoy all of her natural beauty with a membership to SocialGlamour.com!
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Hollywood: Christopher Street West, 1976. 17 1/2 x 23 inch mulit-colored poster for the ˝parade, circus and carnivalØ with a Bicentennial motif. ˝WE WERE THEREØ on a shield with stars and stripes. Very Good.More San Francisco: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Committee et. al., [1983]. 1 page. 8.5 x 11Ø flyer with a photo of the murderer and the prohibition circle around it. This flyer called for a rally protesting Dan White's release from jail after just over 5 years for the assassination of Harvey Milk... More Washington: Family Research Institute, 1992-1998. Six different glossy brochures, 8 to 12 panels per brochure, 4x8.25 inches. Titles are "Medical consequences of what homosexuals do," "Violence and homosexuality," "The psychology of homosexuality," "Child molestation and homosexuality," "What causes homosexual desire and can it be changed," and"Born WHAT way?" "Homosexuals rode... More [1983]. Offset lithograph poster. 11 x 17Ø Very good. Small poster in Spanish with red and blue text and image. Across the bottom is an image of women and men protesting with speech bubbles above them. They are saying,"Libertad!" and "Revolucion en la Fabrica y en al colchion!" and "Trabajadores... More
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Erlanger (surname) Erlanger is a German surname derived from the city of Erlangen. Notable people with the surname include: A. L. Erlanger (1859–1930), American theatrical producer and director Camille Erlanger (1863–1919), French composer Carlo von Erlanger (1872–1904), German ornithologist and explorer Frédéric Émile d'Erlanger (1832–1911), German financier Jeff Erlanger (1970–2007), American activist Joseph Erlanger (1874–1965), American physiologist Steven Erlanger (born c. 1952), American journalist Rodolphe d'Erlanger (1872–1932), French painter and musicologist See also Erlanger (disambiguation) Category:German-language surnames
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Population pharmacokinetics of pemetrexed disodium (ALIMTA) in patients with cancer. To evaluate the population pharmacokinetics of pemetrexed disodium in cancer patients enrolled in four different open-label, multicenter, nonrandomized phase II studies. Pemetrexed disodium was administered as a 10-min intravenous infusion (600 mg/m2) every 21 days. A total of four blood samples were to be collected each cycle per patient (n= 103 patients) during cycles 1 and 3. Plasma concentration-time data were analyzed by nonlinear mixed-effect modeling using NONMEM to estimate pemetrexed disodium pharmacokinetic parameters (mean, and between- and within-patient variability) as well as relationships between the pharmacokinetic parameters and various patient-specific factors (demographic and physiologic data). The pharmacokinetics of pemetrexed disodium were best characterized by a two-compartment model with initial distribution and terminal elimination half-lives of 0.63 h and 2.73 h, respectively. The typical value of systemic clearance (CL) in liters per hour included a relationship to creatinine clearance (CrCL) with a slope of 0.0292. Typical values of central volume (V(c)), distributional CL (Q), and peripheral volume (V(p)) were 11.3 1, 3.21 l/h, and 5.20 l, respectively. Between-patient variability was 19.6%, 15.6%, and 21.7% for CL, V(c), and V(p), respectively. A combined additive/proportional error model was used to describe residual variability, with a coefficient of variation of 23.7% for the proportional component and a standard deviation of 0.0410 microg/ml for the additive component. Significant patient-specific factors on CL were calculated CrCL, body weight, and to a lesser extent alanine transaminase and folate deficiency. Gender and body weight were significant factors on V(c) while both body surface area and albumin were significant factors on V(p). In conclusion, population pharmacokinetic modeling revealed relationships between pharmacokinetic parameters and various patient specific factors.
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Category Archives: Philosophy Colonel Kurtz is not insane. He’s an existentialist philosopher. A Nietzschean superman. Some of his speeches could just as easily be spliced into the works of Camus, Nietzsche, Sartre. Like this speech, with its touches of Albert Camus’ The Plague and its darkened Nietzschean undertones: “We went into a camp to inoculate some children. We left the camp…and this old man came running after us…they had hacked off every inoculated arm. There they were in a pile. A pile of little arms. And, I remember, I, I cried, I wept like some grandmother. I wanted to tear my teeth out…and I want to remember it, I never want to forget it. I never want to forget. And then I realized like I was shot, like I was shot with a diamond. A diamond bullet, right through my forehead. And I thought, my God, the genius of that. The genius. The will, to do that. Perfect, genuine, complete, crystalline, pure. Then I realized they were stronger than we. … It’s judgement that defeats us.” Or this existential nihilist sentiment that almost sounds like a post-modern Zarathustra: “…what is often called ruthless, what may in many circumstances be only clarity, seeing clearly what there is to be done and doing it. Directly. Quickly. Awake. Looking at it. … I am unconcerned. I am beyond their timid, lying morality. And so I am beyond caring.” And that, by the way, is what junk withdrawal is like. Pure, existential horror. “You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame. How could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra A federal law enforcement officer once asked me what heroin feels like. She tried to hide the glimmer of that long suppressed, reckless teenage curiosity I caught in her eyes. Cops, you see, are really just latent criminals. Late developers. First I dismissed her with the Trainspotting cliché: take the best orgasm you’ve ever had, multiply it by a thousand and you’re still nowhere near it. This actually seemed to peak her interest though, so I decided to go Zen on her. I should have stuck with the sex metaphors. This is what I said: You’re a slow lizard in the cold dawn of a black desert. Your blood is frozen in your veins. You can’t move. You feel icy, you feel cold, you feel old. Your eyes cry for the sun. And the sun rises like a shot of heroin, and you’re bathed in the warm glow. The black sand cooks your belly and the heat hits your lizard brain and you lick your lizard lips with joy as the sunlight courses through you. Understand? She didn’t say anything. OK… You’re a dry, empty glass, standing alone in the arid sun of the Sahara. Your glassy skin is baked dry with caked sand. All you feel is pain as your delicate body starts to crack in the heat. Then the rain comes in a torrential rush out of the bright sunlit sky. It washes over you and fills you to the brim until you overflow with joy and you are now finally alive. Every time I go uptown, people come up and try to offer me marijuana, and I have to explain to them that they’re contaminating public perceptions of my drug philosophy. Recreationalists should not be allowed on the streets. They are a danger to our children. If only there existed a drug squad that could send all these heretics to reeducation camps. Behind barbed wire, professional drug users could counsel these misguided souls to stop wasting their lives on soft drugs and social lubrication, and turn them into professional philosophers of the one true church of psychonautic smack addiction. This is a way of life, not a pastime for dilettantes and the homeless. Now hiring: experienced junk counselors to advocate drug use as a philosophical modus vivendi. First we go door to door like Mormons. Then maybe try Kickstarter. The American media has been shocked by the latest study out from the Equality of Opportunity Project at Harvard which examines social mobility in the United States on a 40 year timeline. Stunned and confused journalists are trumpeting the finding that social mobility “hasn’t changed” in the past 40 years despite the massive economic inequality that exists today in the U$A.The news, however, is no surprise to ordinary people and those who are not lost in jingoist nostalgia for the better times of the racist, sexist, homophobic, oppressively hazy days of the 1970s. Journalists themselves belong to a peculiar caste in American society. As the most intellectually-challenged members of the intellectual bourgeoisie, they think positively of their country in the past tense, if not the present. Things are bad now, so they must have been better 40 years ago, when the average person just had a high school diploma, and being black or female or gay meant you might as well emigrate or start protesting in the streets. This view is characteristic of their profession, which supposes to require a liberal arts degree but does not technically require actual comprehension of history, politics, or culture. Or literacy. Some older journalists who have yet to succumb to full dementia, such as the undead who host the PBS Newshour, vaguely recall that opportunities have increased for a number of social groups in the United States since 1970. In occasional lucid moments away from the teleprompter, however, these ancient mummies are now becoming aware that a decrease in social oppression does not equate to an increase in economic egalitarianism. Which basically amounts to a loss. JEFFREY BROWN:I mean, first of all, is it a glass half-full or half-empty situation? How do you look at the problem that we have today? RAJ CHETTY: Well, I think you shouldn’t interpret the lack of a decline in upward mobility as good news, in the sense that intergenerational mobility in the U.S., social mobility, is lower than virtually any other developed country for which we currently have data. And so the way to think about this is that upward mobility is quite low, unfortunately, on average in the U.S., and it has remained — it’s been persistently low for the past few decades. And so, in that sense, I think it’s still an important and urgent policy priority to focus on identifying ways of improving upward mobility. If you don’t know well enough what you love (or love well enough what you know) to throw caution to the wind, to accept the cruelty of chance and failure and death in pursuit of what you love, then you aren’t living. You’re just killing time. His body ravaged by wounds and years of exertion, Alexander the Great died after a brief illness. His army had refused to march further into India, forcing his return to Babylon. He was 32; killed by what he loved—war. Jean Vigo’s weak health was exhausted by the effort of finishing his first feature film, L’Atalante. After he finished editing it, he died from an illness complicated by the tuberculosis he had managed to survive for years. He was 29. In other words, a life worth living is worth dying for. If Alexander had halted his campaign after conquering Persia, he would simply have been Alexander III, a Greek king who was born at the right place and the right time. Philip II had already laid the groundwork for a Greek invasion of Persia. Alexander was a brilliant general, but he would not have earned his place in history had he not been driven to death by what he loved in life. Vigo, in contrast, had never been a healthy man. He devoted himself to cinema after reading books about filmmaking while in hospital. With just one feature-length film to his name, he is remembered today not only for his films but as the grandfather of the French New Wave, a movement that arguably caused the most radical change in the art of filmmaking since sound. What you let kill you will define your fleeting existence in this world—and sorry, gunslinger, there are no other worlds than these. So, stop killing time waiting for death, and start dying for what you love. The origins of the quotation, “find what you love and let it kill you,” are unknown. It has been misattributed to Charles Bukowski. “If eternity were available beyond death, if I could be as certain of it as I at this moment am sure of the fix I have only to move my hand to obtain, I should in effect have achieved it already beyond the pitiless onslaught of time, beyond the constant disintegration of the present, beyond all the problematic struts and viaducts with which prudence seeks to bridge the chasm of anxiety, with the ability to say, avoiding unseemly haste: “I’ll die tomorrow,” without bothering to intend it, or not to intend it, as bravely as the fabled gladiators of ancient Rome.” ♦ “For conventional men all forms of mental derangement save drunkenness are taboo. Being familiar, alcoholism can arouse only disgust. The alcoholic humiliates himself. The man under heroin is beyond humiliation. The junkie arouses mass hysteria. (The dope fiend as the bogeyman who can be hanged in effigy and electrocuted in the flesh to calm the hysteria of the citizens.) … I remember thinking that only in America could such hysteria be. Only where the urge to conform had become a faceless president reading a meaningless speech to a huge faceless people, only where machinery had impressed its forms deep into the fibres of the human brain so as to make efficiency and the willingness to cooperate the only flags of value…” ♦ “Whenever I contemplated our poverty and how it situated me, apparently at the edge of an uncrossable gulf at whose far side strolled those fortunate few who lived their lives in well-mannered leisure, I felt like a tent pegged down in a high wind. Sermons on the sanctity of hard work, and there were many such sermons, were offensive to me. I thought of my mother’s hands, and of her poor bent body, and of her boundless admiration for the chief symbol of that class towards which all people of my acquaintance aspired, the class which did not work, the class of whose scorn my father was afraid, thinking only of money as he did, because he did not have any, because each shilling was doled out to him until he was driven to pawn the spoons…” ♦ “For a long time I have suspected there is no way out. I can do nothing I am not. I have been living destructively towards the writer in me for some time, guiltily conscious of doing so all along… a decadent at a tremendous turning point in history, constitutionally incapable of turning with it as a writer, I am living my personal Dada. In all of this there is a terrible emotional smear. The steel of the logic has daily to be strengthened to contain the volcanic element within. …To lose my identity as a writer is to lose all social identity. I can choose no other any more than I can seriously sustain that. I am being left with a subjective identity, something I am discovering (or not) in the act of becoming.””Sometimes, at low moments, I felt my thoughts were the ravings of a man mad out of his mind to have been placed in history at all, having to act, having to consider; a victim of the fixed insquint. Sometimes I thought: What a long distance history has taken me out of my way! And then I said: Let it go, let it go, let them all go! And inside I was intact and brittle as the shell of an egg. I pushed them all away from me again and I was alone, like an obscene little Buddha, looking in.” “…ma concept ay success and failure only operates on an individual rather than an individual and societal level. Due tae this failure tae recognise societal reward, success (and failure) can only ever be fleeting experiences for me, as that experience cannae be sustained by the socially–supported condoning of wealth, power, status, etc., nor, in the case ay failure, by stigma or reproach. …Why should ah reject the world, see masel as better than it? Because ah do, that’s why. Because ah fuckin am, and that’s that… Basically, aw ah ask is that cunts mind their ain business and ah’ll dae the same. Why is it that because ye use hard drugs every cunt feels that they have a right tae dissect and analyse ye? Once ye accept that they huv that
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Send F-Minus polyphonic ringtone to your cell phone obsessed with the images of how your lives should be. you take the bait. wasting your time running from time. dreading the mirror's gaze. there's an agency hiding behind your worst fears and your working for them. but we've got the power and we got the vision to see through the bullshit. hate yourself cause they tell you that you'll [ De: https://www.dicelacancion.com/letra/f-minus/cosmetic ] never really measure up. the pressures on from the outside in. and you know they don't care how you live or how you die, as long as a sale is made. but we know better cause we can see beauty from the inside out. wasting your time, running from time. wasting your time, you take the bait. wasting your time, you work for them. wasting your time, fu*k'em. Letra Cosmetic Lyrics Insertada: Anonimo
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Central Committee elected by the 6th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) The Central Committee (CC) composition was elected by the 6th Congress, and sat from 3 August 1917 until 8 March 1918. The CC 1st Plenary Session established the Narrow Composition (abolished October 1917), the Politburo (abolished November 1917) and the Bureau (established in November 1917), while sanctioning the establishment of the Secretariat on the orders of the Narrow Composition. Keys Meetings Meeting of the Central Committee (4–5 August 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (10 October 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (16 October 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (20 October 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (24 October 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (7 November 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (29 November 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (11 December 1917) Meeting of the Central Committee (9 January 1918) Meeting of the Central Committee (22 February 1918) Meeting of the Central Committee (23 February 1918) Members Full Candidates Prospective References General Plenary sessions, apparatus heads, ethnicity (by clicking on the individual names on "The Central Committee elected by the VIth Party Congress (b) 3 (16) .8.1917 members" reference), the Central Committee full- and candidate membership, Bureau membership, Secretariat membership and Orgburo membership were taken from these sources: Bibliography Sources Category:Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Category:Russian Social Democratic Labour Party members Category:Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union members Category:Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union members Category:1917 establishments in Russia Category:1918 disestablishments in Russia
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