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Walk to the Floating Garden Observatory, where you will get a sweeping view of Osaka.
After lunch, visit Osaka Castle, built in 1583 as the intended capital of Japan, before the capital was moved to Edo (now known as Tokyo). Walk through the newly renovated castle while learning from the exhibit detailing life in old Osaka. From there, walk to the nearby river boat dock to board the Aqua Liner for an hour-long cruise around Nakanoshima.
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Western-style set meal
Higashi-Umeda Station - Temmabashi Station
Ride Osaka City Subway.
Osaka-jo Castle (60 min)
Osaka-jo Castle was founded in 16th century by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, a remarkable shogun in the Sengoku period, and is known as the symbol of his power.
Aqualiner (60 min)
Enjoy Okawa River Cruise watching the seasonal landscapes of Osaka, its notable sites and historical sites.
Remarks : When the Aqua Liner is out of service due to bad weather or other reasons, the tour will visit the Osaka Museum of History instead. If the Aqua Liner is unavailable on Tuesday, when the Osaka Museum is closed, the cost of the Aqua Liner ride will be refunded.
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Red Velvet release a dark group teaser image for 'The Red Summer'
Red Velvet released a group teaser image for 'The Red Summer'.
The girls give off a dark, mysterious vibe in the new group cut, where the 5 members are captured peeking at a door illuminating a red glow. The new image also contrasts from the previous fruity teasers that were popping with colors.
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Not been to Bristol Gardens for about a year, went last Sunday (31/8/14), WOW!! They have made some fantastic changes, it was spotlessly clean as usual, however the outdoor terrace had bee completely and stylishly upgraded with subdued lighting, individual beds and pillows; as was the really beautiful indoor solarium rest area. Several rest rooms have also been very stylishly upgraded and what was the library has been brilliantly redesigned. Well done you should have been a designer, would have made a fortune. Dave N
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Saint Louis University, a Catholic, Jesuit institution dedicated to student learning, research, health care, and service, is seeking applicants for a tenure-track or tenured faculty position in Civil Engineering at the Assistant or Associate Professor level commensurate with experience. The Civil Engineering Department is part of the Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology. The faculty appointment will start in August 2015 or earlier.
Saint Louis University offers an innovative Civil Engineering program that is future focused - incorporating the latest trends in Civil Engineering to address the current and future needs of the profession and our society. Our graduates are well prepared to enter professional practice and will have the comprehensive skill set and leadership background required to address society's needs on local, regional, and global scales. The Civil Engineering curriculum emphasizes professional practice preparation using modern, project-based, hands-on learning methods. The Civil Engineering program includes three primary focus areas: 1) Green design and sustainability engineering; 2) Infrastructure design, evaluation, and restoration; and 3) Transportation planning, analysis, and design. The Civil Engineering program is ABET accredited. The department is part of the Parks College, which offers MS and Ph.D. graduate degrees in Engineering. Please visit http://parks.slu.edu for more information about the department and college.
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i need the best setup and setting for compressible flow test
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I'm trying to calculate the Lift coefficinet of naca64012 ( with chord = 10 ) at different angels of attack and at difference speed (0.25 mach (incomp), and 0.7 mach (comp) 0
I used Structured mesh as shown in the figure A .
At 0.25 mach (incompressible flow ) test , i obtained Reasonable results of lift
coefficients at different .angles as shown in figure 2
Then i try to calculate at M=0.7 ( compressible flow ) by using the same mash
that used in the incompressible flow test ,
and the i put setup as that :
solver : figure 2
Viscous model : i select to ( K omega ) < figure 3
Materials : figure 4
But when i try that , i obtained results until angel of attack around 8 ,
they are nearly like that :
angle 0 CL 0
angle 2 CL 0.3
angle 4 CL 0.65
angle 6 CL 0.75
angle 8 CL
and i didnot obtained results at angles that more than , and there are comments appeared in The fluent console ( as shown in figure 5 )0
and the CL VS iterations divergence by high ratio as shown in this pic
i want to know what are the problems ???
and what is the most suitable setup and setting for compressible flow test ?
Hi Blueaero,
I think you need to correct the initial spacing of your mesh to have an appropriate yplus value because you want to use the same mesh for different Mach numbers? (What about the Reynolds number, it will remain the same too?)
I think you also need to use the pressure-farfield boundary condition for the compressible flow.
You should also provide the proper reference area to calculate your lift and drag via Report Reference values.
As in your case its 2D, you use reference area= 10 x 1 = 10m^2.
My advice would be to start first with the Spalart-Allmaras turbulence model this should also give good result and this is also more robust due to its ease in implementation resulting in economical resources (this is just a comment for your information). Anyways their is no proper rule to choose specific turbulence model.
Best of luck and regards.
How i can correct the initial spacing of the mesh ???
is it bt using GAMBIT ???
( The Reynolds number remains same ^_^ )
If i can change it in Fluent , tell me how ? ^_^
is there a reason why you use the density-based solver? I always prefere the pressure-based one. You need a stable setup before you think about the turbulenz (btw. I recommend the k-w-SST). So my recommendation is: Pressure-based, coupled pv-coupling, maximum second order upwind advection, last squares cell based gradient, SST-model. I did calculations with this setup which worked perfektly on transsonic flows.
Oh one last thing: Fluent is a bad solver on meshes with an aspect ratio bigger than round about 100. If you want a finer layer-region, use CFX :D.
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Employees who ask for and receive disability benefits may sometimes also ask for workplace accommodations for their disabilities. In some cases, they may be entitled to both; in other cases, not.
That puts your organization in a bind. If you deny the requested accommodations, the employee may sue for ADA violations. That's why you need to know when disabled workers can claim disability benefits and still be considered a qualified person with a disability.
The Supreme Court has ruled previously that employees can request Social Security disability and demand accommodation if those two claims aren't inconsistent. (Cleveland v. Policy Management Systems) The key is to look at the person's ability. As the following case shows, you don't need to accommodate employees who are totally disabled and can't perform the core job functions, even with an accommodation. But if they can still perform the job, you may need to accommodate.
Recent case: After a fall, Christopher Opsteen developed severe memory problems. He applied for and received disability benefits under Social Security and his employer's disability plan. Opsteen's applications for those programs claimed he was totally disabled and unable to work. Still, Opsteen asked for his job back and, as an accommodation, an assistant to help him safely work an oxyacetylene torch.
The employer refused, noting that, in his application for disability benefits, Opsteen claimed he couldn't perform his old job, even with accommodations. And his doctor said the only jobs he could hold would be in a sheltered workshop where he could be closely supervised.
Opsteen sued under the ADA, but the court tossed out his case, saying that employees who are totally disabled and can't perform the essential duties of a job (even with accommodation) aren't eligible to file ADA suits. (Opsteen v. Keller Structures, Inc., No. 02-C-1121, 4th Cir., 2005)
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A major innovation and a first for Garbally this year was the introduction of Chinese to the curriculum. We contacted the Confusius Institute in U.C.D. and after much negotiation we managed to liaise with Ms Jinx. She works with other schools in the area and manages to visit the College every forth night. The programme is a mixture of language culture and history.
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Copy number variants affect both disease and normal phenotypic variation, but those lying within heavily duplicated, highly identical sequence have been difficult to assay. By analyzing short-read mapping depth for 159 human genomes, we demonstrated accurate estimation of absolute copy number for duplications as small as 1.9 kilobase pairs, ranging from 0 to 48 copies. We identified 4.1 million "singly unique nucleotide" positions informative in distinguishing specific copies and used them to genotype the copy and content of specific paralogs within highly duplicated gene families. These data identify human-specific expansions in genes associated with brain development, reveal extensive population genetic diversity, and detect signatures consistent with gene conversionin the human species. Our approach makes ~1000 genes accessible to genetic studies of disease association.
Copy number–variable genes in humans tend to map to duplicated sequences (i.e., segmental duplications) (1–4), but neither the copy number nor the locus identity of these genes can be accurately assessed with existing hybridization-based experimental methods. This bias stems from the inability to discriminate subtle differences over the full range of copy number by array comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) and a lack of informative probes for these regions in single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping platforms (5). This bias is more pronounced in cases where more copies of a duplicated gene are present, because multicopy integer states are difficult to resolve proportionally, resulting in a lack of understanding of the true extent of human copy number variation. As a result, the most dynamic and variable genes are frequently excluded from genome-wide association studies (6). We have developed a method to survey whole-genome shot-gun sequence data to accurately assay specific duplicated genes and gene families for copy number from data generated primarily from the 1000 Genomes Project (7).
Read depth can be used to predict accurately the copy number of duplicated genes within high-coverage human genomes (8). We applied this method to perform a copy number variant (CNV) analysis of 159 human genomes sequenced using the Illumina platform, including 15 high-coverage human genomes (12.3 to 43×) of diverse ethnicity and 141 low-coverage genomes (1.5 to 7×) from the 1000 Genomes Project representing three populations (9). For each genome, reads were mapped to a repeat-masked human reference genome (build 36) with the mrsFASTaligner, which returns all possible mapping locations of a read. Read depth profiles were then constructed and corrected for biases introduced in library construction. Copy number prediction was performed by regression against a standard curve of regions of known copy (9). Using this approach, we estimated the absolute copy number genome-wide for windows of 3000 nonrepetitive bases each and generated heatmaps displaying copy number for all 159 human genomes (Fig. 1, A and B).
Because many of these genomes (table S1) were sequenced at low coverage, we tested the accuracy of our copy number predictions using three orthogonal methods of experimental validation (Fig. 2A) (9). We assessed our ability to detect simple events (gains, losses, and homozygous losses) from 2270 events [median size 39.6 kilobase pairs (kbp), smallest event 1.6 kbp] across 109 common individuals. This demonstrated a concordance of 94 to 100%, dependent on the size and type of the event (fig. S20). To assess our ability to genotype multicopy number states, we performed 59 fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) experiments across 21 larger loci, ranging in copy from 2 to 48 (9). Of our copy number estimates, 93% (55 out of 59) were within ±1 of the number of FISH signals observed in interphase nuclei (e.g., Fig. 1A). Because FISH-based estimates are problematic when copy number exceeds 10, we designed a series of quantitative PCR (QPCR) assays to assess dynamic range response. These showed high correlation with our read depth–based estimates, with 7 out of 9 assays having a correlation coefficient of r > 0.92 (9). Read depth– and QPCR-based copy number estimates for the 1.9-kbp gene CCL3L1 across 150 individuals were concordant (r = 0.95), with both methods capturing the population-specific distributions of copy number at this locus (fig. S26).
We constructed genome-wide copy number maps across 159 genomes at 3-kbp resolution (Fig. 1, A and B) to assay the full extent of large-scale copy number variation among human populations. We identified 952 large CNVs greater than 50 kbp across 159 individuals (9). As expected, events of increasing size occur with progressively lower frequency. We noted that the majority of large events (55%, 522 out of 952) overlapped segmental duplications. Out of all events, 47% (452 of 952) were common, being observed in more than eight individuals (>5% of genomes). Association with segmental duplications also strongly influenced CNV frequency. Events entirely outside segmental duplications were generally rare, with 71% (390 of 546) detected in three or fewer individuals (<2% of genomes). By contrast, 91% (461 of 506) of most CNVs overlapping segmental duplications were observed in more than three individuals, consistent with recurrent variation in these dynamic regions.
We identified 22 regions longer than 100 kbp that showed evidence of significant copy number differences between Asians, Europeans, and Africans [average Vst of >0.2; (table S9)] (10). These included duplications flanking the 17q21.31 MAPT locus, which has been associated with positive selection, rapid evolutionary turnover, and neurological disease (11). Analyses of the region across populations (9) revealed that although the inversion of this locus and its associated duplication are largely restricted to European-Mediterranean populations with 20% allele frequency, duplications overlapping the KIAA1267 gene were more common and definitive of populations of European origin (found in 33 out of 46 individuals at 50% allele frequency) but were nonexistent in all other ethnic groups examined (Fig. 1, B and C). Based on the extent of phased copy number change, we predicted and confirmed a short (155-kbp) duplication occurring at 20% allele frequency and a long version (205 kbp) at 30% allele frequency in Europeans (9). Distal to this locus, we identified a larger, more–copy number–polymorphic region (ranging from 2 to 6 copies). This more distal, population-stratified duplication encompassed the first 13 exons of the N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive (NSF) gene and shows increased copy number among Asians with the six-copy state occurring at ~25% frequency (13 out of 54 individuals) (Fig. 1, B and C). It is noteworthy that this gene is preferentially expressed in the human nervous system; reduction in its expression is associated with schizophrenia (12), and disruptions of its Drosophila ortholog lead to defective synaptic transmission (13).
Additionally, we identified regions that are duplicated in most human individuals but previously were incorrectly classified as diploid in the reference genome, including 10 regions of >100 kbp each. We identified 173 segmentally duplicated regions for which the majority of genomes have a copy number greater than that of the reference genome. We thus have established a copy number baseline in humans, allowing more accurate genotyping from SNP microarrays. These data may be used in conjunction with single-channel intensity data from previous array CGH experiments to develop a calibration curve specifically for each region of the genome, allowing multiallelic loci to be more robustly genotyped on array-based platforms (Fig. 2A) (9). This CNV landscape diversity map may also be used to select an ideal reference genome (from the 1000 Genomes catalog) to maximize discriminatory power in array CGH studies, which will open more complex, copy number–polymorphic regions of the genome to further experimental characterization (Fig. 2B).
To assess the impact of copy number variation specifically on the coding portion of the genome, we genotyped the absolute copy of 25,832 individual RefSeq gene models (University of California, Santa Cruz, genome browser). As expected, our read depth assessment predicts that 99.3% of human gene models outside of segmental duplications show a median copy number of two. Limiting our set to all genes greater than 10 kbp, we find that 91% of human genes are fixed as diploid in all 159 humans examined. Of the copy number–variable gene families, including those within segmental duplications, we found that 80% vary between 0 and 5 copies, which suggests that extreme variation is limited to only a few gene families. We identified the 56 most variable gene families in humans (variance >3.0 among combined populations), ranging in median copy from 5 to ~368 (fig. S33 and table S7). These genes were dramatically enriched for segmental duplications [odds ratio (OR) = 311.3, P < 2.2 × 10−16, Fisher's exact test]. In 19 of these cases, no individual exhibited a copy number less than or equal to that of the reference genome, which suggests that some of these gene duplicates are underrepresented in the reference. We found 44 "hidden" duplicated gene families (fig. S33 and table S6), including the rapidly evolving and high-copy ANKRD (about six missing haploid copies), NBPF (more than nine missing copies) and NPIP (about five missing copies) gene families. The missing members of these gene families should be targeted for sequence finishing in order to more accurately capture the architecture and diversity of the human genome.
Because significant differences in allele frequency can be a signature of selection, we searched for genes with the most extreme differences in copy among the HapMap populations. These include the Yoruba people in Ibadan, Nigeria (YRI), Utah residents with ancestry from northern and western Europe (CEU), Japanese in Tokyo, Japan (JPT), and Han Chinese in Beijing, China (CHB). We used the Vst statistic (10) and identified 64 gene families [Vst > 0.2; (Fig. 3A and table S8)]. These genes mapped almost exclusively to segmental duplications (OR = 72.0, P < 2.2 × 10−16) and ranged in copy from 2 to 368 (77%, 49 out of 64 with <12 copies). However, we observed no significant correlation between Vst and copy number (P = 0.199), which indicated that the differences between populations were not an artifactual product of higher copy numbers. In general, the African YRI showed greater variance in stratified gene copy number compared with either Europeans or Asians (P < 1 × 10−4 and P < 1.2 × 10−9 after multiple-testing correction; Welch'sone-tailed t test), including genes with known stratification between populations, such as LILRA3 (14) and UGTB17 (15). One of the most stratified genes identified was CCL3L1 (fig. S26), for which the importance of accurate multiallelic copy number genotyping has been recently highlighted because of conflicting reports of association with HIV susceptibility (16). In addition, we discovered stratification among several previously uncharacterized gene families, many of which show reduced copy in Europeans and Asians compared with Africans (Fig. 3A) (9).
We characterized the evolutionary context of human gene copy number variation by comparatively analyzing short-read depth data from a gorilla, a chimpanzee, and an orangutan (9). We identified 53 gene families with increased copy number within the human lineage, 23 of which were diploid in each of the great apes, and 8 of which appear to be fixed in humans (Fig. 3B, fig. S38, and tables S10 and S11). Consistent with an origin after the human-ape divergence, the human-specific duplications and expansions displayed higher sequence identity than most duplicated genes (97.0% and 98.7%, respectively; P < 3.5 × 10−5, Welch's one-tailed t test). Human-specific duplications include the genes GPRIN2 and SRGAP2, which have been implicated in neurite outgrowth and branching (17, 18); the brain-specific HYDIN2 gene, associated with micro and macrocephaly (19); DRD5, a dopamine D5 receptor; the GTF2I transcription factors whose deletion has been associated with visual-spatial and sociability deficits among Williams-Beuren syndrome patients (20, 21); duplication of the SMN1 genes, at which copy increases amelio-rate the severity of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) deletions; and duplication of the CHRNA7 locus on 15q13.2 recently implicated in cases of intellectual disability and epilepsy (22, 23). We note that the fixed duplications we identified at HYDIN and GPRIN2 are not annotated in the reference and thus represent "hidden" duplications (fig. S40).
Although our read depth–based genotyping provides absolute, rather than relative, copy number measurements and improved dynamic range relative to other platforms, it still lacks specificity within highly homologous segmental duplications. To discriminate among these paralogous sequences, we focused on the positions in the reference genome at which they diverge (Fig. 4A). We identified 4.07 × 106 SUN positions within high-identity duplicated regions (table S2). SUNs are a distinct class of paralogous sequence variants that uniquely tag a specific paralog. By definition, the density of these markers diminishes with increasing duplication identity, yet we estimated that ~70% of duplications contain sufficient SUN density to allow paralog-specific genotyping (9). Nearby SNPs or rare variants could disrupt short-read mapping at SUN positions, which could confound copy number estimation of the tagged paralog. We examined the extent of such effects among SUNs in 12 unrelated individuals sequenced to high coverage (mean = 23.4×). Reads from these individuals were mapped to SUN positions, stringently requiring perfect 36-bp matches so as to exclude contamination between paralogous sequences. Essentially all autosomal SUNs (99.7%) were present in at least one individual, with most (84.8%) present in all 12 individuals (9). Among these, we noted a strong enrichment for SNPs (274,245 SNPs from the dbSNP version 130, OR = 1.6, P < 2.2 × 10−16), which suggested that some SUNs may be misannotated as allelic variants (1, 24).
We used our SUN database to complement our estimates of total copy number by developing genome-wide maps of paralog-specific copy number (psCN). At locations uniquely identified by an overlapping SUN, we counted the number of reads perfectly matching and, as before, inferred copy number using a linear model trained on regions of known copy. We validated the accuracy of our psCN estimates by specifically analyzing 383 high-confidence deletion intervals that had been detected and fully resolved by capillary sequencing on the same individuals (4). We found that 99.4% (308 out of 310) of deletions within unique regions and 93.2% (68 of 73) of deletions within duplicated regions were accurately predicted, which underscored the specificity of this approach.
Paralog-specific copy number genotyping revealed CNVs within duplicated gene families. For example, at the complement factor H (CFH)locus, we detected deletions in close agreement with their known boundaries (±~6 kbp on average, fig. S60) (4). Genotyping the resulting psCN at these intervals across all 159 samples reveals overall deletion allele frequencies for CFHR3/1 and CFHR1/4 of 29% and 4%, respectively, with elevated frequency among Africans at both deletions (25). We also identify rare genotypes, such as a reciprocal, single-copy amplification of CFHR1/4 in a single African individual (ABT) and a deletion with novel breakpoints in a single Asian individual (NA18563).
Copy number analysis from read mapping depth can potentially lead to misassignment of CNV events to the wrong copy because of cross-mapping between highly identical sequences. Using SUNs to resolve paralogous copies, we regenotyped 406 large (>50 kbp) CNV events overlapping segmental duplications, previously called on the basis of total read mapping depth comparisons (9). We find that 60% (245 out of 406) of these regions show no signature of variation using SUNs and hence represent variation at one of the homologous loci. This "mirror" effect arises from cross-mapping between highly identical sequences but can be resolved by leveraging the SUN tags (Fig. 4B). Similarly, we found that a recently reported set of CNVs identified by CGH (2) contained a significant fraction of calls (1547 out of 4412, 35.1%) within duplicated sequences that show no evidence of paralog-specific CNV.
A prerequisite to understanding the function of highly duplicated gene families is the ability to genotype them for both their copy and content. Using our psCN approach, we reassessed 990 human genes partially or completely contained within segmental duplications (Fig. 5A). This analysis allowed us to distinguish two distinct classes of paralogs: 49.2% of duplicate genes which appear largely copy-invariant within the human species, and the remainder, which show extensive variation in copy number with some bias toward gain or loss.
A particularly peculiar set of variable genes are those mapping to "core duplicons" (26) which have undergone recent bursts of expansion within the human lineage, including NPIP, NBPF (Fig. 5B), and others (27). We confirmed these genes' human-specific expansion but also observed them to be stratified among human populations (fig. S38 and Fig. 3A). We also observed more localized psCN patterns, with small patches showing reciprocal gain and loss but remaining unchanged in total copy, a signature consistent with interlocus gene conversion (i.e., unidirectional transfer of genetic information between duplicate copies) [reviewed in (28)]. We validated a small number of these events and confirmed this signature at the Rh blood group antigen genes RHD and RHCE (fig. S71) (9, 29). A scoring metric found 78 regions with a score exceeding that of RHD/RHCE with a significant excess of this signature relative to shuffled controls (P < 2.2 × 10−16, one-sided Kolmogorov-Smirnov). Consistent with known examples and mechanisms of gene conversion, this was nearly exclusive to high-identity duplications (>95% ID) and was preferential to nearby tandem duplications (≤1 Mbp).
We have leveraged next-generation sequence data to explore some of the most complex genetic variation in the human species and show that we can reliably predict absolute copy number without bias. More important, these data allowed us to assess the copy and content of specific duplicated genes. Nevertheless, several limitations remain. Some genes (~30%) show too little paralogous variation or are too small to be reliably genotyped; in other cases, the paucity of markers combined with the low sequence coverage led to uncertainty in copy number accuracy (our analysis suggests that at least 8× genome-wide sequence coverage is required to achieve copy number accuracy above 97%). Finally, we found 28 large regions with such extraordinary complexity that it is difficult to interpret the underlying pattern of genetic variation (e.g., fig. S34).
Through our analysis, we identified that duplicated regions are more likely to be stratified between human populations when compared with copy number variation within unique regions of the genome. For example, 59 (92%) of the top 64 stratified gene families overlap segmental duplications (P < 2.2 × 10−16). Remarkably, many of these highly polymorphic genes map to duplications that promote recurrent rearrangements associated with intellectual disability, autism, schizophrenia and epilepsy. We hypothesize that the extreme polymorphism may contribute to genomic instability associated with disease and may predispose certain populations to different chromosomal rearrangements (30).
We have also defined the ~49% of gene duplicates that are largely invariant in copy among humans. Although this is based only on an assessment of 159 genomes from select populations, the fact that this fraction of genes remains copy number invariant in a milieu of recurrent unequal crossover suggests functional importance. Among these, we find a number of genes involved in neurological development and disease. We note that many of these duplicated genes are themselves incomplete and may represent nonprocessed pseudogenes, which may modulate the expression of the ancestral gene. The characterization of the most recently duplicated genes should facilitate identification of those that acquired new functions (neofunctionalization) versus those that have become pseudogenes or have partitioned their function among duplicate copies (31).
The ability to distinguish where copy number variation maps and where it does not within regions of high sequence identity facilitates breakpoint delineation within duplications, allowing us to refine the intervals associated with structural variants such as the recurrent, schizophrenia-associated deletion on 15q11.2 (fig. S70) (32). We anticipate that overlaying our SUN map with functional genomics data (e.g., chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing or RNA-seq) may begin to resolve the epigenetic and expression landscape of duplicated regions and the ~1000 genes therein that have been largely inaccessible to genetic study of disease (33).
We thank M. Ventura and M. Ross for sharing unpublished data; C. Lee for technical assistance; C. Campbell, J. Kidd, P. Green, and M. Hoopman for discussion; and T. Brown for manuscript preparation assistance. This work was supported by a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Fellowship (P.H.S.), an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (J.O.K.), and NIH grant HG004120 to E.E.E. E.E.E. is an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. E.E.E is on the scientific advisory board for Pacific Biosciences. A.T., N.S., and L.B. are employees of Agilent Technologies. J.S. is a member of the scientific advisory boards of Tandem Technologies, Stratos Genomics, Good Start Genetics, and Adaptive TCR. Sequence and array data are deposited at the NCBI under accessions SRP002878, SRP003500, SRP000031, SRP000032, and GSE24334.
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Scrolling through the list, I was hit with a wave of nostalgia. It has been awhile since Austin Mahone has made the headlines. Remember the days of What About Love or Say You're Just A Friend? Lady (featuring Pitbull), from his new mix tape For Me + You, features a much more mature sound.
A band that caught my eye (or ears) was Great Good Fine Ok with their song Holding You. Upon hearing the song, the catchy tune immediately drew me in so I had to see what song this was. Definitely need to check them out!
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Gina has been a member of the CMA since 2007. She lives and practices midwifery in the greater Denver area. She is also a lactation consultant and has a master's degree in Public Health with a concentration in Maternal and Child Health from the Colorado School of Public Health. She hopes in her work as President of the CMA to provide a resource for Colorado midwives, and to promote and elevate the profession of direct-entry midwifery in the community. Her three boys are 19, 16, and 13, and have inspired her work in the fields of birth and breastfeeding. She enjoys reading, watching movies, and knitting in her free time.
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Anita practices home birth midwifery along the Front Range of Colorado and has an office in Arvada. As a midwife, Anita enjoys knowing that she is contributing to her clients' lives in a way that is nurturing and enduring. Anita began her midwifery career in the early 1980s, and has also earned certifications as a doula, childbirth educator, perinatal massage therapist and perinatal fitness educator. While raising her children, Anita pursued midwifery part-time and worked full-time as a certified paralegal in various areas of law. Traveling to third-world countries as a volunteer is particularly close to Anita's heart and she takes the opportunity to work with international midwives on a regular basis. Anita birthed her 8 children at home and she is Nana to 21 beautiful grandchildren. She enjoys reading, travel, hiking and riding her motorcycle.
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Lynnette has been involved with home birth in Colorado since 1993 when she had her fourth child at home, one of the first that was legal! She began attending births in 1996 and has been licensed and in full-time practice since 2006. She lives and works primarily in northern Colorado and is also licensed in Wyoming. Specific interests are improvements in midwifery education, continued integration in the health care community, peer relations, and home birth safety.
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Cheryl has been a CMA member since 2010. She graduated from the Midwives College of Utah (MCU) in 2014 earning her Bachelor of Science in Midwifery, CPM, and Registered Midwife in Colorado. She serves as a faculty and staff member with MCU and runs a midwifery practice in Longmont, Colorado. Cheryl strongly believes that midwifery care is the best possible care that is available during pregnancy and hopes that midwives will help change the culture and health of birth in the US. In her free time, she enjoys the Colorado outdoors, gardening, dancing, and spending time with her partner, family, and friends.
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Kattie has working with expecting mothers and their wonderful babies since 2003. She worked as an apprentice and a Midwife at a birth center where she attended both home and birth center births in Bozeman, MT from 2010-2015.
She was born and raised in Mexico, to a large family most of whom had home-births. She is fluent in Spanish and English. She was born into the hands of a midwife, and that very same midwife caught her first daughter.
Yo e estado trabajando con madres que esperan a sus maravillosos bebés desde el año 2003. Yo e trabajado como aprendiz y partera en un "centro de nacimientos" donde tuve el honor de asistir a nacimientos en el hogar y en un centro de nacimientos en Bozeman, Montana durante 2010-2015.
Nací en Mexico en manos de una partera, y esa misma partera recibió a mi primera hija. Vengo de una familia numerosa que la mayoría de los partos fueron en el hogar. ¡Yo hablo español e inglés con fluidez! Mi intención es integrar sus sueños y deseos para un nacimiento ideal en forma segura con atención basada en evidencia y mi experiencia en general.
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Jamaican Sheikh Abdullah Al-Faisal: The Infidels Put Cancer in Fake "Zamzam" Sacred Water and Sell It to Muslims
In a video-clip posted on his YouTube account, Jamaican Sheikh Abdullah Al-Faisal accused "infidels" of putting cancer in fake "zamzam" (water drawn from a sacred well in Mecca), which was then bottled and sold to Muslims. "Many many Muslims die from cancer from drinking fake zamzam," said the pro-ISIS Al-Faisal, whose original name was Trevor William Forrest and who spent four years in a U.K. prison for murder and inciting hatred before being deported. "Every infidel is a liar and a hypocrite," he said.
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If you're lucky, Beatrice Ojakangas will pull from her freezer a sheet filled with 77 frozen rounds of chocolate chip cookie dough, drop a dozen or so onto a cookie sheet and slide them into the top of her double-decker oven. No timer required.
It's a classic chocolate chip cookie recipe, with the addition of pecans or walnuts.
"Do chocolate chip cookies need something special?" she asked rhetorically, wrapped in an apron decorated with colorful fish — the one she wears for First Lutheran Church's annual lutefisk dinner. Rather than measuring and mixing on demand, she has learned to keep frozen dough in her freezer alongside frozen bread.
"The thing is ... quite often I don't know when I'm going to need to have cookies," she said during a recent visit to her home on 50 acres in Gnesen Township.
As for the recipe, it's no secret. It appears in a section alongside cookie baking tips in the prolific cookbook writer's memoir "Homemade: Finnish Rye, Feed Sack Fashion, and Other Simple Ingredients from My Life in Food." The book, published by the University of Minnesota Press, is now available.
The memoir opens with the story of the man her paternal grandmother didn't marry and the tale of the time her mother was left for dead during the 1918 Cloquet fire. It ends with television appearances with Julia Child and Martha Stewart. In between are dozens of recipes and bite-sized stories ranging from family lore, to the building of a career in food, to the development of what would become a famous pizza roll.
Ojakangas said she has been working on the memoir for years.
"I've always felt that it was important to write some of these things down," she said.
Ojakangas and her husband, Dick, have lived in a home custom-designed by her sister, an architect, for the past 38 years. The half-mile long driveway leads to the house, which is a mix of open spaces, unique bedroom and large south-facing windows. Years ago, they added an adjacent apartment where Ojakangas' mother lived for a decade.
But most of the Finnish food writer's time is spent in a relatively small space between her kitchen sink and the large kitchen island — an area familiar to fans of "Bea Ojakangas: Welcome to My Kitchen," the PBS television series that was filmed in her home.
"This triangle is my work space," she said. "If I put my apron on, I'm ready for work. If I don't have an apron on, I don't feel right. I spend most of my life in this triangle."
Off of the kitchen is a long, thin rustic table with six chairs. Dozens of baskets hang from the ceiling, as much utility as decoration: This is how she transports baked goods. Along the south deck, there is a sunroom with a sliding door and three skylights. Three tables, each with four chairs, are decorated with the same floral tablecloth in different colors. It's like a small cafe. Kitchen appliances line the shelves on the opposite wall, including a vintage glass jar for churning butter that is referenced in her recent book.
Up a few steps off the main room is an office with two desks and a 14-foot-tall wall filled with cookbooks and entertaining guides. The shelves are divided into categories like casseroles, cookies and cakes, international recipes and celebrity chefs. Among them: "Moosewood Restaurant's Book of Desserts," "Baking with Julia," "Bittman Takes on America's Chefs."
Most of the bedrooms have a loft and ladder, and some have a sliding mirrored pane that opens to overlook the central staircase. At the home's highest point is a cozy nook overlooking the Ojakangas' land — including the garage where her husband, a geologist, keeps his rocks.
There used to be horses out there.
"I just love the scenery," she said, looking out the window. "It's changed over the past 38 years."
Ojakangas' first typewriter, an L.C. Smith she received as a gift from her parents, sits on an end table. A basket of magazines includes the November 1983 issue of Cuisine, which features the back of James Beard's head on the cover
Ojakangas' first foray into cooking, at age 5, resulted in a disaster she pleasantly refers to in the book as "Salt Cake." She writes about performing cooking demonstrations at the Minnesota State Fair, her cheese bread invention won second prize at the Pillsbury Bake-Off, and how it took a few rounds with scones, flaky biscuits and fruit muffins before she learned she had married a "toast in the morning man."
She also quietly made a major contribution to the frozen food industry. While working in research and development for Jeno Paulucci's locally based Chun King, Ojakangas developed the pizza-flavored egg rolls later known as Jeno's Pizza Rolls — but was still denied a 25-cent raise.
She also quietly made a major contribution to the frozen food industry. While working in research and development for Jeno Paulucci's locally based Chun King, Ojakangas developed the pizza-flavored egg rolls later known as Jeno's Pizza Rolls — but was still denied a 25-cent raise.
There are no hard feelings.
"There has never been a U-Haul behind a hearse," she said. "I've always had enough."
Ojakangas has published 29 cookbooks, starting with "Finnish Cookbook," her favorite and her most popular. She's written for major food publications like Gourmet magazine and Bon Appetit. Her column "The Liberated Cook" featuring recipes that centered on microwaves and food processors ran in the News Tribune.
About 17 years ago, the University of Minnesota Press published nine of her cookbooks, which had gone out of print.
"They are not just cookbooks," said Erik Anderson, who edited "Homemade." "They're like mini cultural histories of her own life. She really writes herself and the heritage and history of food. We like books that tell the story of food. Bea's books have been exemplary versions of that."
"Homemade" has a family focus. She was the oldest of 10 children and knew her grandparents, though not all of her siblings did. And during the 10 years her mother was living with her, she learned previously untold tales.
"They are stories the family has wanted to know about," she said. "Everyone sees the event a different way. That's what makes a story their own. This is the way I saw it."
It's the family feel that appealed to the University of Minnesota Press, Anderson said.
"Peaches, she's such a great storyteller," he said, using Ojakangas' longtime nickname. "Her story is just beautifully laden and latticed with food and with northern Minnesota at that time. We wanted her to tell those stories. For her to think back and say, 'If I'm going to give you my life in food, this is what it looks like.' It's about family, community, making a life for herself as a woman."
Ojakangas recently hosted a party for about 30 family members. It was a birthday party, she joked, for anyone who had celebrated a birthday in the past year. She served brisket cooked on the Big Green Egg grill, lots of bread, a salad of fresh tomatoes and dessert she planned to demonstrate baking at Norsk Hostfest, the Minot, N.D.-based Scandinavian festival where she was inducted into the Hall of Fame earlier this week.
She's still creating new recipes, she said, and inspiration comes from an interesting source.
"If I see an interesting pan, I think, 'I'd like to use that pan,' "
she said. A current favorite is Nordic Ware's Celebration Layer Cake Pans, with scalloped edges.


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Miranda and Joseph begin to confront the turmoil in their relationship while remembering the moments of bliss they shared together in their past.
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CLP's Susan H. Gillespie, Jen Metzger, Amy Trompetter, Betta Broad, and Evelyn Wright among those who made statements against the proposed Central Hudson rate plan.
CLP's Jen Metzger, Susan H. Gillespie, Betta Broad, Amy Trompetter, and Evelyn Wright were among those speaking out against the proposed Central Hudson rate plan at the Kingston public hearings.
CLP's Jennifer Metzger comments on the newly approved regulations that change the way solar customers are compensated for their power.
Mid-Hudson Streetlight Consortium and CLP submit a request to the PSC to eliminate the field survey fee charged when a municipality applies for street lights in new locations.
Kingstoncitizens.com hosts a forum on the proposed Pilgrim Pipelines. Panelists include CLP director, Jen Metzger.
Local leaders, including CLP's Jennifer Metzger, are opposing a PSC proposal that would change net metering rules for solar energy projects.
CLP, along with other organizations and individuals, help to establish Ulster County as a standard bearer for sustainability.
CLP urges the PSC to turn down a request that would allow utilities to charge per customer for information sought by CCAs.
CLP's Jennifer Metzger comments on the PSC order that would set the rules for municipality acquisition of streetlights.
CLP's Jennifer Metzger discusses the benefits of Community Choice Aggregation for Hudson Valley citizens.
At PSC hearing outlining New York's "Reforming the Energy Vision," speakers, including CLP's director, Jennifer Metzger, urged the PSC to focus efforts on renewable sources.
EOPNY officials, including CLP's Jen Metzger, advocate for a commitment of 50 percent renewable energy for the entire country by 2030.
Pilgrim Pipelines opposition grows from communities along the proposed pipeline corridor.
In order to publicize their "Reforming the Energy Vision" program, the PSC presented an information session in Kingston that allowed for comments by the attendees.
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Published: Tuesday 24th February 2015 by The News Editor
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has admitted suffering an "excruciating mind blank" after a car-crash interview in which she appeared unable to answer questions about key policies.
Ms Bennett repeatedly lapsed into silence, had coughing fits and complained of a "huge cold" as she was grilled by LBC Radio presenter Nick Ferrari.
Asked about proposals for building 500,000 social rental homes, Ms Bennett said the move would be funded by removing tax relief on mortgage interest for private landlords.
But challenged several times on how much cash that would bring in, she floundered, saying: "Erm … well … that's part of the whole costing."
When the host moved on to ask about the overall cost of building the homes, Ms Bennett again appeared at a loss.
"Right, well, that's, erm … you've got a total cost … erm … that we're … that will be spelt out in our manifesto," she said.
Mr Ferrari: "So you don't know?"
Ms Bennett: "No. Well … er."
After a few seconds' more stalling, the party leader gave a figure of £2.7 billion for the total cost of building the homes.
But Mr Ferrari shot back: "Five hundred thousand homes, £2.7 billion – what are they made of, plywood?"
After a long pause, Ms Bennett said: "Um … At a cost of £60k per home …
"What we are talking about, what we want to see is the possibility of homes being built."
Suggesting £60,000 would not pay for "much more than a large conservatory", Mr Ferrari asked: "How are you going to pay for the land?"
Following another silent pause, the politician started coughing.
Mr Ferrari: "Are you all right?"
Ms Bennett: "Yeah. As you can probably hear I've got a huge cold."
Mr Ferrari: "I'm terribly sorry to hear that … You don't actually know what this is going to cost, do you?"
The Green leader said the party had a "fully costed programme" that would be published before the election.
She then came up with a figure of "£6 billion a year", but seemed unclear what it related to.
"We're also looking at investing … (silence) … we've got the fully costed figures here," she stumbled.
Mr Ferrari: "You've said that on several occasions."
After some more coughing, Ms Bennett managed to say: "Basically we're talking about an overall saving of £4.5 billion."
The presenter said: "Do you think you might perhaps have genned up on this a little bit more Natalie Bennett?"
After coughing again, Ms Bennett replied: "We're talking about a whole range of … what we're talking about is a whole range of issues ranging from the economy, from the NHS, homes, climate."
Mr Ferrari said: "Yes, I've only time for two unfortunately. I wish we had more time."
At a press conference officially launching the Greens' election campaign, reporters asked Ms Bennett whether she had let the party down with the interview.
Baroness Jones, who was chairing the event, tried to block the question, saying: "She is not going to answer that, okay."
But thanking the peer for her "kind attempt to protect me", Ms Bennett conceded: "It was absolutely excruciating in the studio. All I can say is occasionally one just has a mind blank, that happens.
"I've been presenting the Green Party's policies up and down the country. I've been delighted to do that. I'm delighted with the response they get and I'm delighted to have the backing of all 54,000 Green Party members."
During the launch event in central London, Ms Bennett insisted the general election would be the "biggest, boldest campaign ever" for her party and told reporters that 90% of voters in England and Wales would have a local Green candidate.
Of the 509 constituencies they will fight, around 12 are key target seats, she said.
The party leader set out six key themes for the campaign:
:: Rebuilding the economy so everyone gets a fair share;
:: Putting the public at the heart of the NHS;
:: Ensuring everyone has a secure, affordable place to live;
:: Taking action on climate change to protect our planet;
:: Investing in a public transport system to be proud of;
:: Ensuring every young person who wants to can access quality education.
Ms Bennett said people had been "abandoned" by the current political set-up and insisted the cash-for-access allegations against former foreign secretaries Jack Straw and Sir Malcolm Rifkind highlighted the problems.
"The scandals of the past few days are just a symptom of broader, deeper, longer malaise in British politics," she said.
Caroline Lucas, the party's only MP, said the party has ruled out entering a coalition in the event of a hung parliament in May but is "open to" supporting a Labour minority government.
She said: "The experience of the Lib Dems over the past few years demonstrates the dangers of losing your identity and integrity.
"We would be open to supporting a minority Labour government on a case-by-case basis.
"Working with parties like the SNP and Plaid Cymru … we would form a progressive alliance which would put real pressure on a minority government."
Baroness Jones raised eyebrows at the event when she appeared irritated by a number of questioners and told one journalist, who asked about the cost of the party's policies: "Yes, I wish I hadn't picked you, thank you for asking that fascinating question."
Ms Bennett apologised to party members for her performance in the embarrassing radio interview.
She told BBC 2's Daily Politics: "I had a very bad interview on housing this morning. I'm very happy to confess that and I'm very sorry to the Green Party members who I didn't do a good job, any kind of job of presenting our policies on.
"That happens, I'm human. One can have a mental brain fade on these things."
She said colleagues had been supportive and insisted the costings of her party's housing policy were "now in my head".
She told Sky News: "They have been very supportive and sympathetic."
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its a reflection on society. both sides today want same goal... . ., ah screw it i hate republicans.
It's also getting annoying this treatment that one side doesn't want whats best or as if those of us that are being called "patient" don't want to see this team be good and win just as bad as the others. That is starting to get annoying to me as well.
When it comes down to it, Ricketts wont let Theo or Hoyer wait that long. I honestly see 2014, and really, since the start of it, have thought 2014 was the realistic "coming out" party of the Cubs (though, had things broke properly - like Cespedes, for example, we could have been interesting in 2013).
2014 the Cubs will have to be competitive. Ricketts wont lose that much cash. He's a business man first, and his bottom line needs to be good.
1st Place...the only place that matters
It's quite annoying cause I am considered a prospect hugger and money saver when that is not my premise or care at all. I want this team to have a large payroll, I want us to ****ing win games, I want sustained success. However to be treated as though I want this team to be ran like the Royals money wise is stupid.
My point is imagine being the Tampa Bay Rays except having a Yankees payroll. To groom a constant flow of good players and being able to spend when we need to and acquire top talent in any offseason.
I am never against spending but, cause I may not like the players mentioned or believe that they really aren't making this team any better then I shouldn't be clumped into one side.
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It's natural. Just as I don't want to butt**** the entire Kane County team, neither does Gato or Kyle or Mell want to sign 35 year old free agents to 8 year contracts. But when you're trying to make a point, it's a lot easier to make that point if you sensationalize the other half.
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1st Place...the only place that matters
By the way that 2004 team was basically built over a span of three years. Once of which included a 95 loss season. Shocking, I know.
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Unanswered: SQL and VBA search form problem.
Okay. I know I'm doing this wrong because I just can not get this to work.
Here is the problem:
I have written a search query that takes parameter values from the user. I have a form based on this query, which works just dandy all by its self
Here is the query...I hope some of the details are intuitive:
SELECT * FROM tblContractors WHERE strFirstName LIKE Forms![frmEditProvider]![Fname] And strLastName LIKE Forms![frmEditProvider]![Lname];
Well, I have FindProvider embedded in another form, which I called "frmEditProvider"... well, when I open frmEditProvider, I get the same prompts, and if I enter the values, i get results in the embedded form. also on this form, I have text boxes for input (named Fname and Lname in their properties) and a button called "Search". As of the moment, I have:
Private Sub cmdSearch_Click()
End Sub
Which gives me this error message:
"The expression On Click you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: A problem occurred while Microsoft Office Access was communicating witht he OLE server or Active X control.
* The expression may not result in the name of a macro, the name of a user-defined function, or [Event Procedure].
*There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or Macro."
- I don't want the prompts to pop up as soon as you open the frmEditProvider.
- I want the user to enter their search parameters in the text boxes, click "Search" and THEN have the query run and show results in the embedded form.
I've been looking all over the internet to find some code that will help me, but I haven't found anything yet... and deadlines are breathing down the back of my helpless neck. Please help. Thank you.
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I think this is something we have seen before in some (fairly) recent threads. I believe it has something to do with the sequence of events with which Access opens the form. The query is activated before the value of data in the form is known. You need to set up a process whereby the form's Rowsource is blank when you open the form, but is set to a query string incorporating the value of a (parameter) field after you have entered data in the field (usually either AfterUpdate or LostFocus). Having set the RowSource, you then do a Requery to see all associated data. If you get the demand for parameter values on closing the form, st the Rowsource to blank again and requery in the Close event.
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thank you for your reply but that doesn't really help me. I'm not entirely hip to the database world jargon yet, so you're gonna have to give that to me in English.
I've decided I'm going to go a different direction with this anyway... instead of using an embedded query-based form, I'm going to try to do it with a flex grid, pass the values from the text boxes and run the query in the OnClick event.... gonna see if that works...


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