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ESPN.com IllustrationEllis knew that pretty much any Dodger (including him) could be moved at the deadline.
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Oh and aparantly the owner of Sons of Guns got in shit with teh ATF for losing automatic weapons on his inventory and lost his FLL. I think thats the actual reason Vince left and started his own shop. One of the other gun smiths actually owns the shop now and the fat guy is just an employee. On one of their finales they had a build for an AR for Nuclear power plant security. It all seemed pretty BS the "general" not gettign out of the car, I dotn know much about AR's but I didnt see anythign special that 15 mins couldnt find on google. Not sure why the sheriffs dept needs a gernade launcher on their boat either.
LMAO..your 100% right....what a JOKE http://gunnuts.net/2011/12/23/sons-of-guns-loses-ffl/


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How are you all doing up north,with the ice storms,and all? I notice that even Dallas had ice. This is weird,to me,as all we have had here is a lot of rain,and way above normal temps. In fact,tonight,it is supposed to finally get colder. It has been in the 50's here,all during the ice storms. The really weird thing is,it is snowing in Virginia,just one state above me! Phil |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 10, 13 at 9:58
hey phil ... its winter in MI [not arguing about equinoxes or whatever in 14 days or so] ... what more can i say ... and i am not going to whine and moan .. every time winter does something wintery ... eh??? ken |
Yes, Phil, Dallas got it pretty good. I was surprised that the tree damage was not as bad around town as it is at my house. It may be worse in the northern suburbs, I haven't been there. It seems like the problem was mostly the city being paralized by the sheets of ice and sleet on the roadways. The streets are mostly thawed now, though. Everyone's electricity is back on, too. Ice storms are not the usual occurance for us. The last big one we had was on New Year's Eve in 1979. There was a lot more tree damage then. bk |
Oddly enough, here in southern Ontario we currently have much less winter than many parts of the US. We had about 8" of snow in early December, but most of it melted last week and grass is green again. There will be lots to come though, and the advantage we have over many American locales is that we have copious equipment to clear roads. Snow removal (and road repair resulting from winter damage) takes a big chunk from municipal tax revenue. Gotta love it - or go crazy complaining. Jan |
- Posted by ilovetogrow 9 Jax Florida (My Page) on Tue, Dec 10, 13 at 16:21
It has been 80 degrees here. Got to love it! Paula |
In the North we keep our 80 dgr weather for summer. We are now in the cold half of the year. Trees will have leaves again starting in 4 months. The yard is all tidy, we had a 1 inch cover of snow which melted, now a liitle white dusting every day of this week. Most days are below 32, nights in single digit. I must add I have hosta seedlings growing in 80 dgrs humid weather in my basement under lights though. So I do hosta gardening 12 months of the year, independent of weather! Bernd |
It was 86 degrees here the day before the ice storm. bk |
- Posted by miketropic 6B - 7 (My Page) on Wed, Dec 11, 13 at 18:11
got down to 10 last night and just warm enough by day to melt off a little bit of snow. I tried starting some hosta seeds to keep my spirits up but they just dont want to come up even on a heat mat |
Well its -3Âş now and it will be a balmy 18Âş and sunny tomorrow. It has snowed but in Minnesota we move snow out of the way pretty efficiently. I'm not starting seedlings until after the holidays though. Beverly |
Currently -26C (thats -16F) as I write this with perhaps 10 cm (4 inches) snow cover. All seems normal to me though the current temp is below average but certainly not unheard of. Hostas are all sleeping and they are made to take this kind of winter weather. As for humans ... well ... we do know what to expect:) |
Zero degrees during the day, five months to go... |
We are not in the frozen north but by golly it sure seems like it this year. We got caught in the last round of storms here in the Ozarks and still have about 4 inches of snow on the ground, with the temperatures not much above freezing, if at all, and single digits at night. It's unusual for us, we seldom have snow or cold like this before January in lower Missouri. Looking like more snow to come, too, but I am grateful for it on one level as it protects the plants from the dry cold we usually get, even tho I hate driving in it. It does keep me from feeling guilty about not working in the garden! Getting a lot done on the walking sticks, leather bags and jewelry we do in the winter, tho! Sandy |
Silence! I am hibernating. zzzzzzzzz Spent 8 hours walking around in 8 degree (sub zero wind chill) wed and it felt like I was walking around on frozen clubs (my feet). dave and its not even winter yet ... on the calendar. |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Fri, Dec 13, 13 at 2:00
Dave, Dave, Dave...It's COLD out there. Put some shoes on, silly! Good Night, |
Phil, Regularly into the teens at night here which is January weather. Ground is crunchy and slightly frozen. Heading into heavy snow Saturday night most likely followed by rain and freezing. Sounds like a recipe for falling branches and power outages. I bought a generator and a transfer switch so I can run the furnace, refrigerator and a few other things. Right now it looks like a good investment. Toughing out cold weather without power is no fun. Jon |
- Posted by mountainy_man 8 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 13, 13 at 11:59
We have had it really mild so far this winter with only one snow day and two frosts all back in November, there has been a "high" sitting over Europe and it has been funnelling warn air from near the equator keeping us in the low to mid teens Celsius the norm would be 5-8 C . All change tomorrow though as a series of wind storms are to hit on sat, sun and tues we are expecting gusts of 70- 90 mph nothing too unusual for an Irish winter in the north west, might be a little snow too. Methinks it will be a weekend for feet up in front of the fire with a nice single malt, nice. |
Most of November was moderate here in central WI. I managed to get a lot of yard stuff done that I should have done in Sept. & Oct. Of course, that had me lagging on catch-up work inside. But December has been a whole nuther story. Very cold. A number of days with single digit highs and below zero lows. A day in the teens or lower twenties feels downright balmy by comparison! What's scary is that December weather has been more like a bad January or February. I'm hoping that we're paying the piper early & that we'll get some reprieve when real Winter gets here post solstice. If not, at least the days will start getting longer. Being a Sunbelter for most of my life, Wisconsin winters were a real shocker....not just the cold but Dark at 4:30 in the afternoon? That is just crazy!! Of course, that was exaggerated by having lived at the western edge of the Central time zone in Oklahoma and moving to the eastern edge of the Central time zone here in Wisconsin. (And being more of night person than a morning person.) Oh well--winter shall pass and in only 5 1/2 more months I'll be seeing the hostas peeking out after their very long winter sleep. As far as 'storms', we've experienced mostly just the brutal cold and not much in the way of snow. I'm thankful for the bit of snow cover (around 2" so far) as a winter blanket is good. |
I'm sick of overcast and cold. I need sunshine! That's the great thing about Texas - we have sunshine! I really miss it when we have a week or more of bad weather. I can't even take the dog out without a coat with a hood. It's been nasty. It's supposed to be sunny on Sunday (fingers crossed). That will help my attitude a lot. bk. |
bk, 12 degrees Fahrenheit the last 2 nights. My 'puppy' gets up at 6 AM like clockwork, gets fed and out the door (with me) when it is about 14 degrees. 6-8 inches of snow tonight, then rain, then back cold again. My alarm clock aka Shasta. Jon |
Nice dog. I love labs. Cleo has a 6 o'clock alarm clock, too. She licks me in the face when she first wakes up, which is about 5:30. I tell her to go back to bed, and that lasts about 30 minutes. I just picked up a stray this week. I'm afraid I have another dog. I posted her on Craig's list, but got no response. I had the vet check for a chip, but she doesn't have one. I haven't posted any "found" signs, yet. I checked, but Chihuahua rescue is full. The SPCA doesn't take strays. I'm a little reluctant to take her to Animal Services. Well, we'll see. I haven't named her, though. bk |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Sat, Dec 14, 13 at 20:25
A female Chihuahua? How about 'Juanita'? I'm here to help : ) |
- Posted by ilovetogrow 9 Jax Florida (My Page) on Sat, Dec 14, 13 at 20:46
Call her Hostia for a Latino flair. |
It looks like 1 ft of snow outside, hate that, will wait to blow it away until noon, had already several coffees. Bernd |
bk, I understand why you think Shasta is a Black Lab, but she is not. She looked exactly like a Lab when a puppy, she now has some brown and a white patch on her chest, some on her haunches and a sucked-in stomach look of a boxer or bull dog. Her mother is a big silver and grey German Shepard (for sure) and her father is thought to be a Brindle Bull Dog as her sister has all the markings of one. Shasta's mother. Found starving with six puppies in a barn and after being adopted by the foster home where the 11 year old son was the only one Shasta's mom didn't growl at when anyone came near her puppies. She was starving, but she stayed with her puppies and wasn't about to leave them. Shasta's sister Shasta as a puppy. She is smart, beautiful, demands affection, loves people (kids especially), is a great hunter and a genuine pain in the butt. Jon |
Shasta has a really great face. She looks smart. I understand. Dan is my Shepherd Mix. He's 10. I got him from the SPCA when he was a pup. The vet thinks he's Shepherd and Chow. I think he also has lab in him, as he loves water. I also think he would be "fluffier" if he only had shepherd and chow and he is fairly smooth coated. I love dogs. What can I say? bk |
- Posted by Hostanista 5B (Ont) (My Page) on Mon, Dec 16, 13 at 10:44
BK - KEEP HER OF COURSE! So while we're on the subject of winter, snow, and dogs, here's a bit of both with my Cooper playing in the white stuff: |
The mighty bear repositions the rock he is using for a pillow ... sniffs the air ... nope ... not yet ... and rolls over ... dreams of don and juanita frolicking in a bed of hosta dave |
4 days until Winter and officially 4 degrees at the airport and 6 degrees (F) at my house, with another 4-6 inches of snow starting. To quote Ken, carp! Jon |
Very unusual weather for us here in Sweden.It's been like Fall and Spring. 1 dusting of snow. Right now it's about 5 celsius.I will take global warming for this part of the world.You all are getting the snow that we were supposed to get.But it's still early... Beautiful pups,love the pix. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Tue, Dec 17, 13 at 17:42
Ahhhh, a lovely season to welcome a new family member. That fuzzy dog with the snow in his face is a winner....and my heart just melts when I see a mistreated dog saved from oblivion. My DH says we're full up at the Inn with two dogs, but if one shows up on my doorstep, he'll not be turned away. The emaciated dog protecting her pups had a LOT of class. |
Yeah, Animal Services can be a really bad place. Dallas has improved a lot. We have a new huge facility. But still, there are too many pit bulls and chihuahuas and not enough owners. We have a large illegal alien population. They seem to love both and they don't believe in spay and neuter. They aren't too crazy about keeping them up, either. The rescue organizations are doing a great job of turning the dogs into pets. The number of dogs put down is way down because of their efforts. Yes, we have named her. So, she's ours. She's "Fuzzy". I guess the vet knew she was ours, too. He said bring her back and he would "shoot her up". He said you have to assume she's had no shots. She has what may be a scar on her belly, so he said she may have been spayed already. We just have to wait and see. I can't get her to sit still long enough for a photo, though. I'll keep trying. That's the great thing about digital - if it's no good, you just delete it. bk |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Dec 19, 13 at 10:18
BK, sometimes the little canines become escape artists and find ways to get out. I think a lot of them sort of panic when they find themselves confined again. That may be a contributing factor to Fuzzy who could be a repeat rescue. The first time they would have spayed her. If the scar is still easily visible, I'd say it was in the recent past.....because my 7 year old doxie was spayed when she was 6 months old, and the scar is almost invisible. Hopefully your new baby will know a good thing when she sees it, and stick with you and Cleo. I just love happy endings. Here is my 1 year old doxie girl, who loves her toys and digging in the yard.....and raiding the wastebasket beneath my desk! |
- Posted by josephines67 5 ON (My Page) on Thu, Dec 19, 13 at 12:06
BK- congratulations on your new addition! What a big heart! Chloe must be going crazy with happiness to have a canine companion....let's hope she doesn't teach it how to terrorize the hosta! Lol Fuzzy is a lucky doggie to have found a home, and just in time for Christmas..how lovely for all of you. Can't wait to see her pic! :-) Jo. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Mon, Dec 23, 13 at 16:27
BKay, what a honey she is. Unique two layer coat. I think she has some surprises in store for you as she grows and changes. Merry Christmas to the new member of the family and to you as well. We had a doozy of a rain and thunder storm. Lights went off just at dark last night. Stayed off about hour and half, we ate dinner by candle light. Humidity was outrageously high, and hung with us in the form of dense fog until the wind began. Now it is coolish/cold in the mid 40s. I had to buy more bird seed today, the wild birds are famished. Would you believe a male bluebird came to check out their old nestbox from the last spring? Now I'm sorry I already cleaned it out. But in case they come back, I got a supply of mealyworms for those insect eaters....a real protein Christmas dinner for them. |
Thanks Mocc. Merry Christmas to you. It's cold and damp here, too. Highs are in the low to mid 50's all week. That's about what it will be from now until we begin to get those nice days in February (hopefully). I hope you enjoy your holidays. bk |
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*** Attn: This document is DEPRECATED Check http://incubator.apache.org/synapse/ for updated information ***
Synapse Project
Synapse is creating a robust, lightweight implementation of a highly scalable and distributed service mediation framework based on Web services specifications. This project is currently under incubation at the Apache Software Foundation; see http://incubator.apache.org/projects/synapse for details.
IRC Chat
The Synapse team has a weekly development-oriented IRC chat on Freenode (irc.freenode.org) on channel #apache-synapse. It takes place every Thursday at 7AM Pacfic, 10AM Eastern, 8PM Sri Lanka (etc).
Design Notes
Notes from F2F Meeting in Cupertino, CA on September 23rd to 25th.
Milestone 1
- Simple rule engine, text format or simple xml
- Mediators = classes - no parameters
- Log everything
- Xpath then XSLT or Log
Milestone 2
Text rules format/ PolicyAttachment syntax
- Mediators with parameters and references (via existing or simple IoC container)
- same scenarios plus
- Script/E4X
- Chain, plus other composite mediators
- Configuration of QoS
- Connect
- Protocols
- Routing (XPATH)
- Loose Source
- Manage
- Loggging
- Load Balancing/Failover
- Schema Validation
- Transform
- Versioning
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- Implicit Mediation (Transparent)
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wsa:To=http://fremantle.org/* |
send to http://dims.com |
Security, Reliable, Transaction |
Composition Models
- Several Rules (Declarative Model)
- Composite Mediator (Procedural Model)
- Chain Mediator
- BPEL Mediator
- Script Mediator
- Single unit for work
- Gets a message context
- Has access to a soap infoset which it can modify
- Set up using Inversion of control
public interface Mediator { public boolean mediate(MessageContext mc) throws AxisFault; }
Synapse implementation using Axis2 (Option #1)
- Rule matching engine will be implemented as a module
- The Rule Matching Handler in Rule matching module will be configured as the first
- One Single Dummy Synapse Service with fixed dispatch (using a Synapse Dispatcher)
- Rule matching engine will engage other modules (ws-security) as required.
- There is a Synapse Message Receiver at the end
- Message Receiver will call instances of mediators as needed
- Control will be sent back to Rule matching engine to kick off the next rule.
Synapse implementation using Axis2 (Option #2)
- Rule matching engine will be implemented as a Dispatcher
- Build a chain of modules for each Rule
- One Single Dummy Synapse Service
- There is a Synapse Message Receiver at the end
- Message Receiver will call instances of mediators as needed
- Control will be sent back to Rule matching Dispatcher to kick off the next rule.
Trade Offs
- Advantage of Option #2 is that we can set up the chains for each rule and cache it. Option #1 we have to set up chains every time.
- Addressing is handled as a rule. If a rule needs say wsa:To, addressing rule has to be run/added before that.
- Mediator can be null. If it is null it means the result of mediation is true (proceed to the next rule)
- For each rule, there can be only one mediator (which is run by synapse message receiver)
- How do we handle request-reponse in the case where we don't have wsa headers or is set to anonymous
Itinerary Example
Security, Send to urn:f:test |
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Today's omnipresent fear that one's personal identifying data (e.g., social security number or credit card information) may be vulnerable to hackers and identity theft has pushed millions of subscribers into the arms of "identity theft protection" companies like LifeLock.
But is anyone really paying attention to what will happen when the sexually explicit language and photos that are sent via the latest "friend finder" smart-phone app or sex website get hacked or otherwise exploited?
When "joining" sites like Ashley Madison or downloading apps like Blendr, participants are offered some measure of comfort via a click-it guarantee that personal information will be securely maintained. But somehow it seems off the radar to the same professionals and/or married individuals, who would never send their social security number online via an unsecured site, that when you sext and arrange app-based sexual hook-ups, every word and pic sent via these apps also resides in a far-away server. And that information lives there for a whole lot longer than the instant it takes to sext a potential hook-up.
What happens to all the intensely personal, intimate sexual imagery and language now housed in the servers of companies like Ashley Madison (currently reporting over 9 million members), Adult Sex Finder and Grindr, to name just a few, if these business are bought out, go under or just plain get hacked? If recent news stories are any indication, online sexual activity isn't nearly as private as many may naively believe:


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Brief Summary
The Rufous-bellied Kookaburra (Dacelo gaudichaud) is found in the New Guinea lowlands and nearby islands. This large kingfisher is found mainly in the lower canopy of monsoon and riverine forest, but also in primary rainforest, floodplain forest, parkland, secondary growth, thick coastal palm scrub, mangroves, and gardens. It may also use isolated patches of land in cleared areas, and Teak (Tectona grandis) or Rain Tree (Samanea saman) plantations. For breeding, Rufous-bellied Kookaburras require arboreal termitaria. Although these kingfishers are generally found below 500 m elevation, they have been recorded up to 1300 m. The diet consists of arthropods and small vertebrates, with most foraging in the lower canopy. The nest is excavated in an active termite nest, typically 2 to 40 m above the ground in a tree. Clutch size is 2 eggs and young are fed by both parents. Rufous-bellied Kookaburras are common and widely distributed in New Guinea.
(Woodall 2001 and references therein)
- Woodall, P.F. 2001. Genus Dacelo. Pp. 200-203 in: del Hoyo, J., Elliott, A., and Sargatal, J., eds. Handbook of the Birds of the World. Volume 6. Mousebirds to Hornbills. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona.
Comprehensive Description
Male has white stripe behind eye, glossy black cap and back, rump and UpT-C shiny azure-blue, tail dark blue, UnP below throat rich cinnamon-rufous, bill whitish or yellowish-horn, often with dark line on culmen, iris dark brown, legs and feet greyish. Female like male, but tail rich chestnut. Juvenile dusky edges to feather on hindneck and UnP, dusky bill.
- Lowlands of New Guinea, along with W Papuan Is (Gebe, Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, Misool, Kolepom), all islands in Geelvink Bay, Aru Is, and Heath Is (Sariba) in Milne Bay.
Physical Description
Diagnostic Description
Male has white stripe behind eye, glossy black cap and back, rump and UpT-C shiny azure-blue, tail dark blue, UnP below throat rich cinnamon-rufous, bill whitish or yellowish-horn, often with dark line on culmen, iris dark brown, legs and feet greyish. Female like male, but tail rich chestnut. Juvenile dusky edges to feather on hindneck and UnP, dusky bill.
Mainly in lower canopy of monsoon and riverine forest, but also in primary rainforest, floodplaned-forest, parkland, secondary growth, thick coastal palm scrub, mangroves and gardens, also uses isolated patches of trees and cleared lands, and teak or rain tree plantations.
Trophic Strategy
Arthropods, including grasshoppers and locusts, stick-insect, beetles, larvae, earthworms and large spiders and crabs, also small vertebrates, such as frogs, lizards, birds and small mammals.
Life History and Behavior
VOICE: Common calls are loud, repeated "tok", or "chock" a very rapid "tok-tok-tok" sounding like "trrrk" repeated every 2 seconds, a series of loud hoarse barks or laughts at one pitch and either slowor fast. Several birds calling together. Becoming laugh "kikikikiki-haw-haw-haw-haw-haw, other calls include 3-6 slow, high pitched shricks as"elew,elew,elew".
Most breeding activity in late dry and early wet-season, nest excavation reported in mid-Aug and Sept, but also in May-Jun. Eggs reported in early Oct, and nestling in Oct, Dec, Jan and early Feb. Clutch 2 eggs, No data on incubation period.
Conservation Status
IUCN Red List Assessment
Red List Category
Red List Criteria
Year Assessed
Population Trend
Rufous-bellied kookaburra
The rufous-bellied kookaburra (Dacelo gaudichaud), originally known as Gaudichaud's kookaburra after the French botanist Charles Gaudichaud-Beaupré, is a species of kookaburra which is widely distributed through the forests of lowland New Guinea. It has also been recorded on Saibai Island, Queensland, Australia.
It has a black cap, blue-tinged wings, and a pale rufous belly and tail feathers, but its white bill distinguishes it very clearly from other kookaburras with their black bills. Juveniles, however, have a dark grey bill.[2] Like the blue-winged kookaburra, the sexes can be distinguished by the colour of the tail feathers: blue in males and rufous in females and immature birds. Rufous-bellied kookaburras are smaller than other kookaburra species[3] at around 143 grams (5.0 oz) as against the laughing kookaburra's 335 grams (11.8 oz) and about 28 centimetres (11.0 in)[4] as against the laughing kookaburra's 46 centimetres (18.1 in). Despite this major size difference, the rufous-bellied kookaburra has been known to form (infertile) hybrids with all other kookaburra species,[5] though available genetic studies suggest it is clearly the most distant of the four.[5]
This kookaburra is unusual in that it occupies dense rainforests (as opposed to the open country preferred by other kookaburras) and does not live in cooperative breeding family groups but singly or when breeding in pairs. Rufous-bellied kookaburras can be found in the middle story of the tropical rainforest, where they fly out directly and swiftly from their perch to seize large insects from trees.[4] Despite their direct flight, rufous-bellied kookaburras are capable of very sharp twists and turns around the dense trees that form their habitat. Rufous-bellied kookaburras have been known also to hunt small vertebrates, but do so less frequently than the larger woodland kookaburras, and frequently are mobbed by smaller birds when it preys on their eggs or nestlings.[2] Males are very aggressive in defending their territory, which averages 2 to 2.5 hectares (4.9 to 6.2 acres) in size, and sometimes fight intruders violently.
Like their larger relatives, rufous-bellied kookaburras breed in termite mounds. Breeding usually takes place from May to October, though the young do not disperse fully until February and pairs have never been known to attempt a second brood in one year.[2] Two white eggs are laid, though the actual incubation period is not known.
- ^ BirdLife International (2012). "Dacelo gaudichaud". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ a b c C. Hilary Fry; Kathie Fry (2000-01-01). Kingfishers, Bee-Eaters, & Rollers: A Handbook. pp. 128–129. ISBN 978-0-691-04879-6.
- ^ John B. Dunning, Jr. (2008). CRC Handbook of Avian Body Masses, Second Edition. CRC PressI Llc. p. 212. ISBN 978-1-4200-6444-5.
- ^ a b Morten Strange (2001). A Photographic Guide to the Birds of Indonesia. p. 186. ISBN 978-0-691-11495-8.
- ^ a b Eugene M. McCarthy (2006-02-16). Handbook of Avian Hybrids of the World. Oxford University Press, USA. p. 118. ISBN 978-0-19-518323-8.


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Summary doesn't know what enzyme is (350 comments)
It uses enzyme when it means substrate. The enzymes make the changes, they are not the things changed.
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Summary doesn't know what enzyme is (350 comments)
It uses enzyme when it means substrate. The enzymes make the changes, they are not the things changed.
Re:Exactly What American Med Schools Want (100 comments)
Fourth year medical student here.
The comments above are quite true and in no way exaggerated. Being a good physician after passing the USMLE or COMLEX is mostly coincidence. Then again
Not like any yogurt (183 comments)
Med student here, just attended three meetings on this condition, and I've had a number of patients with this condition.
This kind of treatment has been tested before and is an exciting possibility, but there have been failures in the past. Also, this is nothing like the yogurt cultures you know.
Re:A question for the bio geeks.. (121 comments)
Ah, pardon the misunderstanding
Re:A question for the bio geeks.. (121 comments)
You, sir, win all of the internets.
Re:A question for the bio geeks.. (121 comments)
While you are correct about many of the concerns from the stemming process, I was mainly talking about somatic mutations (like those caused by gamma radiation for example). The statement I made previously about these somatic mutations propagating no more in stemming than in breeding is still true. Also, the proto-oncogene concern is one that current research is already working toward limiting.
My main concern with your statement is the argument that stem cells are MORE susceptible to random mutation than somatic cells. This is simply false. You argued that decreased activity is a protective attribute than for stem cells. In fact, most stem cells in the human body are LESS active than somatic cells as somatic cells do the work and (monopotent) stem cells like osteoprogenitor cells are mainly there to replenish and preserve genetic information. It's a biological axiom that sex cells (sperm and ova) have the highest importance in preserving genetic integrity and that's what we see experimentally: the sex cells have BETTER preservation of information, not worse.
Re:A question for the bio geeks.. (121 comments)
Biochemist medical student here. Propagating genetic errors is certainly a concern here, but the same concerns exist for genetic transfer in breeding generally. While skin cell are exposed to more radiation, the cells preferred for sampling here are typically from buccal (mouth) sources or are relatively deeper than the layers where most melanoma form.
Honestly, the more prime concerns are with imperfect "stemming" or imperfect conversion to heart cells.
Then again
Re:Python (530 comments)
Forget the arguments against dynamic languages because you said you're doing this as your own project.
Forget the arguments for javascript because you're asking for a language to 'become native to'.
The Python language is great and community is awesome.
Then again... I'm and idiot.....
Re:Calling 'shock' or 'electroshock' inaccurate (65 comments)
Yes, in the sense that they're using it to try to determine which parts serve which function. Certain areas are dependent on the function of other areas, like Broca's area (mouth articulation for speech) being dependent on Wernicke's area (Word association/searching).
Then again.... I'm an idiot.....
Calling 'shock' or 'electroshock' inaccurate (65 comments)
This is deep brain stimulation. They're running a constant or alternating current, not producing bursts of electricity or a 'shock'. I've administered the modern, anesthetized, calibrated version of electroshock in my medical training and this procedure described here is also very, very different.
This is much more analogous to overclocking a part of the brain by preferentially stimulating it to work harder. This may be used to improve performance but those applications are still far away. This is most useful as a diagnostic tool or even more likely as a research tool to try to understand what various parts of the brain do.
Then again.... I'm an idiot.....
Re:Good (1319 comments)
This is ignoring the point of the objection: Some pharmacists believe that the morning after pill is murder and that filling it just because it's their job is akin to soldiers in various atrocities saying that they were just following orders.
Also, you seem to have misunderstood the post to which you were responding. They were agreeing with you.
Then again..... I'm an idiot....
Re:How about not admitting terrorist groups (735 comments)
Really? It seems with reports of shiite and suni violence from the official thugs in many middle east countries that Isreal would be the best country to support. Their record for religious freedom for Muslims beats that of their neighbors.
Certainly both sides have made many mistakes but putting Hamas beside the Isreali government shows that they're not even in the same league. Supporting Isreal and expecting any others to recognize their right to live is a fundamental requirement for peace in the middle east if they're willing to have it.
Then again.... I'm an idiot....
A co-researher disagrees (776 comments)
Another researcher working on the same project seems to disagree. Judith Curry is the second name on the paper according to the daily mail and she's contesting the analysis of his own data as incorrect with some rather strong language.
Then again.... I'm an idiot.....
Re:This can't be true! (519 comments)
Cuba has also been known to drop some off of reports and only serve a limited, privileged class. It's very easy to have great bang for the buck when you limit the bucks and only serve the ones you'd rather serve. Such a proposition isn't effective in a nation 'by and for' the people.
Re:This can't be true! (519 comments)
Very poor methodology. The US actually has the best, what you're thinking of is 'best per cost'. That's very different. We're willing to pay for all kinds of treatments that aren't available in Cuba.
If I were sick, I would want to be treated in the country that had the best absolute results, not the one that spent minimally. If I were very sick, I would want to spend every effectual dollar, not just the ones that a bureaucrat approved.
Re:religion (519 comments)
Why on earth does this get points for insightful?
This really isn't the issue. The treatments as given in the US are generally as good or better, with prostate cancer numbers being one of the classic examples.
The real issue is that the FDA in the US is comparatively slow and over-cautious in allowing these alternative treatments. In other words, the problem is that the US has over-regulated healthcare presently and we would have the same advantages that the rich seek in Europe if we had more deregulation.
Of all of the doctors that I've rotated with in medical school, each one that has spoken of the FDA has shared this opinion. Then again.... I'm an idiot...
Re:Distasteful (638 comments)
There are two kinds of people: those who divide the world into two kinds of people, and those who don't. I'm one of the latter. (Jim Blinn)
Then again, I'm an idiot....
Re:Rate of degrading? (244 comments)
In college chem we had to do this same problem. Basically, at any normal temperatures and pressures you could break high level encryption by brute force methods sooner than notice any change in the diamonds weight by conventional methods.
Graphite is very similar to diamond in this. Technically the reaction is favorable but the kinetics don't work..... then again, I'm an idiot.....
Re:News? (116 comments)
The job of NASA's physicians was to not allow astronauts into space if they were at all unhealthy. Even a suspicion of a coming flu was enough to ground an astronaut from a mission they'd spent years preparing for. Thus, medication has rarely been required in space and tests in space have always been limited and expensive. Then again.... I'm an idiot.....
Re:Paracetamol tablets? (116 comments)
As I responded elsewhere in the comments:
We needn't think that microgravity affects chemical compounds to explain this. Many more gross physical quantities are often dominant in the effects of drugs. For example, bioavailability (absorption) of drugs can dominate with digoxin, aspirin etc. Thus changing GI motility is a big issue and could be affected by a lack of gravity. We STILL don't know how our GI tract separates gas from liquid and this could easily be gravity dependent.
Other systems dependent on gravity include veins (the return of blood is gravity dependent especially in the legs) and lymphatic pumping (which is mainly motivated by eccentric/isometric or various contractions of the muscles that occur less in space. For many drugs the limiting factor is proper dispersal in the body (e.g. haloperidol, NSAIDS, antibiotics). Then again, I'm an idiot medical student.......


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Company has to pay up
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Emergency drill planned at UC Wednesday
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Robbery suspect arrested
Charleston Police have arrested a robbery suspect on Charleston's West Side. Police say 49-year old Melvin Murray of Charleston, was arrested early Monday after being accused of punching a man and knocking him to the ground, then stealing his watch near Elm Street and Virginia Street West. The victim was walking home after visiting his cousin when he was stopped by two men. His description of the attacker helped police track him down. Murray was charged with first-degree robbery and is in the South Central Regional Jail.


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5 out of 7 people found this review helpful:Unusual Style, but it works to create a moody feel.Loved the feel of the anime.Read more
Some reviewers have stated that the style is significantly different from the manga. I understand the disappointment that can follow after your expectations are not met. However, having not read the manga beforehand, I have to say I enjoyed this anime. The backgrounds are superb and the animation, though lacking in detail, shows movement and expressions very ...Was this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam -
4 out of 22 people found this review helpful:Just a little story please.I am not sure what to say about this. I can live with The graphics though it takes getting used to, but I won't watch anymore because quite frankly they gave you no story at all in the the first episode. You could literally start at episode 2 and not have missed a thing.Was this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam
2 out of 7 people found this review helpful:I'm hopeful but unsureAfter one episode I found this anime to be disturbing enough to keep me from being bored, which is surprising because very little happens. I also dislike the way the people are drawn, and the way the backgrounds (although stunningly beautiful art) are static and repeated.Read more
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3 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Expectations expectations.I watched this without reading the manga and I really liked the ambient and rotoscoping technique and I thought it fits that ominous and creepy feeling to that story. However, people were hating this probably because they read the manga, which is shoujo style, and expecting the show to be animated purely based on the manga. You might think the anime is low budget but if you pause and look at the ...Read moreWas this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam
5 out of 25 people found this review helpful:Completely DistortedThe character design style is completely different from the manga. First of all the story itself is kind of screwed up that you sometimes wonder why you are reading this but using this not so appealing character design makes the anime alot worse. I might be wrong but if you ask me this change in the anime probably cause a complete money down the drain for the production company. This character ...Read moreWas this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam
5 out of 10 people found this review helpful:Flowers of evil is good story, realA lot of people are people so anal about the animation, but I honestly like it. It could have used some shadows and seamless lines but it look like real time, which I admire
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3 out of 11 people found this review helpful:Just give it some timeI will say it's very different but I like very different.That what got me reading the Flowers of Evil. In the first place. My recommendation would be to read the Manga first then watch the anime and gave it some time. Yes it's slow and completely different from manga,But you see the flower's starting to bloom and that thing's going get really screw up for everyone next episode.So just gave it ...Read moreWas this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam
5 out of 11 people found this review helpful:You know how you hope the manga translates well to anime?So, you know how you hope that the manga translates well to anime, and usually they do a pretty decent job? Well, sadly, that is not the case with Flowers of Evil. Rotoscoping can be done really well, or it can, well... turn out like this. Aside from that, it just didn't ... work. I don't know if I'll bother watching more of this, which is sad, because the manga is interesting!Was this review helpful: Yes / No Report as spam
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11 out of 26 people found this review helpful:An Intriguing Experiment that Isolates Fans of the Original MangaFirst off, let me say that I am a fan of the original manga series. If you're interested in reading a good psychological, coming-of-age comic, please go buy the "Flowers of Evil" manga series published by Vertical Inc. in North America RIGHT NOW.Read more
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i've been seeing lots of blouses lately on many stores' displays, so i decided to make my own. and of course, "my own" would mean the fabric would be a printed one. this one seemed perfect, and i wanted it to be a falling/flowy one instead of a crisp & stiff one.
the pattern i used was Burda pattern no. 7936 (also available in Burdastyle), a fairly easy one..except for the fact that i chose to use polyester satin to work with it.
i modified the collar shape so it would be rounded instead. for the buttons, you probably can't see it from these pics, but they're actually 3 different types. my friends went to the flea market one day and got me a tube full of old buttons of all sizes & colours. i managed to find 7 that were somewhat alike, so those were what i used.
i had intended to make shorts from the same fabric, so when i use them together it would look like i'm wearing a playsuit. but of course i lost my lovely Burda pattern no. 7965, the one i used to make the Barbapapa shorts . so i traced one of my older shorts made using that pattern, which was a pain in the arse, but i managed to do it anyway (i believe). the result wasn't too bad, i hope.
1,5m of polyester satin,
7 buttons,
70cm of 1,5cm wide rubber band.
Pattern no. 7936
Pattern no. 7965
Jul 5, 2012, 10.41 PMby candyjoyce
Really cool, great idea to have printed seperates that look like a cute playsuit when worn together.
May 8, 2012, 03.18 PMby libertyprint
I love this! I've had something similar floating around in my head for a while so you will be my inspiration!
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such a cute outfit!I I love the print
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Yeah,that old Mountain Snow pic was getting a little long in the tooth! Glad to see a nicer hosta there! Thanks to everyone who participated! Phil |
It is 5:40 pm now, I closed Firefox and opened up Firefox/Garden Web/ Hosta Forum brand new, and that picture does not look like any Liberty I have seen, actually compared with Hosta Library. Perhaps they changed back? Bernd |
Bern, it's 4:50 pm (pacific time) and my hosta forum page shows the new Liberty picture. Wonder why yours doesn't? Which BTW looks great. Thank you Steve for all your efforts, and thank you Wendy for the lovely photograph. |
Ok, yes, my upper right corner hosta never changed from what it has been. I thought I was going crazy as I couldn't find Liberty. My hosta has not changed to Liberty. |
Very strange! |
Mine hasn't changed either. |
That is so weird. I am using IE9 and Liberty is there. I wonder if the folks who are having problems getting the new photo should re-bookmark the page? Here's a link. Hey, anything is worth a try... -Babka |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hosta Forum
Looks terrific! |
Babka, I clicked on your link to re-set the page and it didn't change. How weird is this??! |
- Posted by steve_mass 5b (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 0:46
Some of you may need to clear the cache in your browser in order to see the new picture on the opening page of the Hosta Forum, but it's there. Steve |
Steve, thanks! I just cleared the History on my Firefox browser, and there is Liberty. Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 10:36
Steve knows all the little tricks of the trade. Thanks. |
- Posted by tomahawkclaim (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 13:24
I can't see Liberty either, but I don't know how to "clear the history" from my Yahoo browser. Please advise. N |
I just typed "how to clear browser cache" into Google search and here is what I found. You can select which browser you are using. Click on the Link. -Babka |
Here is a link that might be useful: How to clear browser cache
That did it, Babka. I had to clear my browser cache. |
Just checked in after months away- saw 'Liberty' immediately! Great choice, and thanks to the movers and shakers that got us a stunning hosta to view. |
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maryamlukman says
How to explain if the expected values with research was lesser than expected values without research? Let say for example, I've got figure that expected values with research is $190 while without research, the figure is $205.. The maximum amount to pay would be (15). How would I describe this because the amount is negative? This one is the revision question on Uncertainty in the p5 revision notes ( no answers for revision questions in there), page 8. Thanks, John~
5704 says
Its 8 weeks to exam, when will other chapters be included?
John Moffat says
Certainly not before the December exam!
We do not pretend to offer lectures on every topic – we record lectures when we can to try and help people, but you must obviously study from whatever books you have.
Many of the missing topics are topics that were also examined in F5, and there are lectures on them in the F5 section.
otenterprises2 says
Excellent lecturer. I am so grateful for these lectures. Thank you so much open tuition.
keemenao says
I really appreciate your work sir, your lectures are very clear and very insightful. thanks a lot.
antany says
Really a great help to understand this one. Many many thanks!!!
putisaduo says
Very helpful! Many thanks!
skydreamer100 says
thank you so so much!blessing~~
sunlight says
is it possible something can be done about risk and uncertainty lectures part 2b and 2c. they are great lectures but they dont play until finish. l would love to run them until complete. thanks
31emer says
brilliant thanks !
gazsun12 says
much appreciated
galinazharova says
Thank you very much!
dtuan78 says
Beautiful lecture! thank you very much sir!
zaneta says
explained very well! Thank you:)
shazad says
Useful lectures and very good lecturer.
salamjanab says
in your lectures for Risk & Uncertainty, example 2, you didnt show to how to calculate 'Expected Value', or did i miss that?
salamjanab says
Surely very useful lectures and very good lecturer. Sir, you have a great style of teaching.
catalina says
Very good lectures
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