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I've always loved movies, but it wasn't until I was fifteen years old and I saw "Goodfellas" that I really understood that a movie could last more than its running time. As soon as I finished watching it with my parents, I ran upstairs and watched it again. It still just wasn't enough. On the box of the video was the quote, something about this being the greatest mob movie ever. I remember noting that this was written by Roger Ebert, and I followed up on it. In that review, you compared the movie to a poem, and that was the first time that I realized that a movie was a form of literature, a form of art. It was probably the first movie review that I read.
I followed you from that point on (almost fifteen years ago now), and we've disagreed numerous times. I've loved some movies that you've only liked ("Fearless," "King of Comedy," "The Graduate," and "Dazed and Confused" spring to mind), and those titles have always stuck with me more than the movies that I didn't like that you loved (those aren't springing to mind). It's only now --now that I've had to see a few movies without any of your feedback-- that I've started to wonder why I can't figure that out. I think that when it comes to the movies you only like, I believe in my love for them and I try to figure out why I love them. But when it comes to the movies that I only like --or even dislike-- that you love, I always have doubted my reaction. I wonder if I'm missing something. This isn't the case for other critics. With other critics, I wonder if they're just being shortsighted or if they're letting their politics get in the way of their experience or if they're just missing the point. With you, though, if you've expressed your love of a movie that I dislike, I always wonder if I've missed something.
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Before he answered questions after practice Monday, Karns City senior Matt Conto preferred to head indoors to get away from the evening's chill.
The temperature outside wasn't that low — the mid-30s at worst. But the Florida native found it cold enough to want to chat elsewhere.
A dislike for fall and winter weather is one of the few ways Conto remains comparable to his kin from the Sunshine State.
Much has changed in Conto's life since he moved from the Orlando area to the Karns City School District — without his parents — for his junior year. And football, a sport synonymous with the Conto name in Gremlins country, helped shape him.
"I don't regret it one bit," Conto said of his move, noting that he wants to attend a Western Pennsylvania-area university after graduation. "I wasn't doing too good in school down there."
Life in the Orlando suburb of Windermere allowed Conto to meet many different people — his high school alone had a ninth- through 12th-grade enrollment of almost 5,000 kids, the senior said. But diversions abounded — not all of them good — and Conto welcomed a few.
When he arrived in Western Pennsylvania, a place he had visited for family gatherings and hunting trips occasionally throughout his childhood, Conto encountered a community where no act went unnoticed.
"Even before I came up, people knew I was coming, and it just surprised me," he said. "You can't really get away with anything in town because everybody knows everything about you. And I like that; it's better to know people more in your town than to not know anybody."
For the first year, he lived with his uncle, Ed, the football team's head coach. And he knew one thing for certain: His uncle wouldn't cut him slack on the field or away from it.
Ed Conto required his nephew to play at least two sports — Matt chose football and baseball. He also had the Floridian embrace the Western Pennsylvania countryside as he asked Conto to help clear brush, remove trees and do other forms of manual labor around a farm the coach acquired.
"Maybe that's why he's not with me now, and he's with my brother (Matt)," Ed Conto joked. "We worked him too much."
Conto grew accustomed to the small-town life and the cooler temperatures.
"He was a wimp when it came to cold weather," Ed Conto said. "He wasn't used to that. ... He's still a little bit of a Florida city boy."
The one thing Conto thought he knew well even as a Floridian was football. But that, too, turned out to be different at Karns City.
"Down there, it's definitely speed," Conto said. "And up here, it's more hard-hitting, grind-it-out football."
His junior season frustrated him at times. He fought just to earn a starting spot at defensive back, and as a wide receiver, he rarely saw the ball in Karns City's run-heavy offense.
During the offseason, Conto fully committed to learning the Karns City way. He attended all of the team conditioning sessions and studied the schemes.
His dedication paid off, and as he earned starting spots on both sides of the ball. He led the Gremlins in regular-season receptions, played a huge part in winning the District 9 Class AA title (five catches for 44 yards and a key late-game interception) and will be one of many weapons to challenge Chestnut Ridge's secondary Friday at Clarion's Memorial Stadium in the first round of the PIAA playoffs.
"He's come a long way," Ed Conto said. "We put a lot of pressure on him because he came in as a natural athlete, and he wanted to do things his own way. It's different playing for us. We try to strive for perfection, so we're all about the little things."
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Matt Adamczyk and Conor Connell had back-to-back singles to open the inning. Both moved up on a groundout. Forcier then singled in Adamczyk, and Wright's single scored Connell with what turned into the winning run.
Connell went the distance for the win, striking out four without a walk. He scattered 11 hits and worked out of a third-inning jam with the help of catcher Scott Hess, who gunned down Brandon Crum attempting to steal second base for the second out of the inning.
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After calls by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for stronger voluntary advertising industry action to protect the privacy of Internet users, four major advertising and marketing organizations gathered in January to take action designed to ward off regulation.
After calls by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for stronger voluntary advertising industry action to protect the privacy of Internet users, four major advertising and marketing organizations gathered in January to take action designed to ward off regulation. Last month, the groups issued voluntary guidelines for protecting consumer privacy when marketing to consumers based on their online behavior.
Consumer advocates made clear they consider the guidelines inadequate and will continue to push for legislation limiting collection and use of data about the behavior of Internet users.
The four organizations who joined in developing the guidelines are the Interactive Advertising Bureau, Direct Marketing Association, American Association of Advertising Agencies and Association of National Advertisers.
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The Council of Better Business Bureaus agreed to work with the DMA to develop programs to monitor compliance with the guidelines. The self-regulatory program is expected to be implemented early in 2010.
The organizations propose seven principles for marketers to follow. They include requiring marketers to provide expanded notification about the data they are collecting about online users and easier ways for consumers to prevent data about them from being collected and used.
The guidelines could impact online retailers' ability to present ads to consumers based on their online behavior. In a typical scenario, a consumer may look at a bathing suit at a retailer's web site and then go to other web sites; the retailer can use an ad network to present that consumer with bathing suit ads on other sites, based on her shopping behavior.
While not requiring consumers to opt in to have such targeted ads presented, as some consumer advocates propose, the guidelines could lead more consumers to opt out by making it easier to do so. Government regulators generally have not expressed concern about targeted advertising within a retailer's site-for instance, the web merchant promoting a bathing suit to the shopper while she's still on the retailer's site-but are concerned about information collected and used as individuals move around the Internet.
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RSC's co-production with avant-gardists from New York is more taxing than the Trojan wars
It's as if the ancient world's heroes and heroines have been subjected to an acid attack in Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida. Time and cynicism have corroded the reputations of Greece and Troy's legendary warriors and lovers. What remains? Tattered fragments and rotten scraps, as Prince Troilus himself observes when he sees his sweetheart handed to the enemy and proving unfaithful.
In the RSC's experimentally brave yet sorely disappointing co-production – jointly created with Manhattan's famed avant-gardists, The Wooster Group – the long-beseiged Trojans are played by actors from across the pond. Directed by Wooster veteran Elizabeth LeCompte, they're pretending to be American Indians but in pointedly cruddy, politically incorrect, faux ethnic costumes – pallid hicks dressed in feathers and tassled tunics that have been cobbled together from offcuts and smeared with gobbets of Styrofoam.
Plasma screens raised on poles show snippets from niche-market Inuit movies – romances on remote shores, and ritualistic wrestling ceremonies in igloos. Scott Shepherd's Troilus and Marin Ireland's Cressida keep glancing up and imitating the screen action in a deliberately half-baked way, while speaking Shakespeare's lines in a generally flat monotone.
Meanwhile, the Greek army are English thespians, directed by Mark Ravenhill (replacing Rupert Goold who withdrew from this project). Ravenhill's actors offer far more emotive verse-speaking, in the RSC's customary style – without film footage. They're in contemporary camouflage gear, except for the authority-defying gays in the ranks. Joe Dixon's Achilles slips into a scarlet sheath dress. Zubin Varla's Thersites is a transvestite cabaret act, sniping into a microphone, though without much bite.
The stylistic dichotomy highlights different strengths and weaknesses. LeCompte's aesthetic is strikingly weird and novel in the Swan. The flat-toned delivery also, arguably, reflects how characters prove insincere or are ultimately denied tragic depth in this problem play. The downside is that LeCompte offers no psychological insights en route. Her staging is technically layered – with the film footage in tandem – but that's often merely distracting. Conversely, Ravenhill is thin on directorial concepts. His team's modern army uniforms don't gel with the Native American set-up, and his programme note about exciting inconsistencies is unpersuasive.
At least the English actors' verse-speaking is lucid and animated. Scott Handy stands out as a needling Ulysses. All in all, though – lasting more than three hours, with no dramatic momentum – the evening feels longer than The Iliad.
Wars are being fought and Sigmund Freud stands accused of disloyalties in Hysteria, Terry Johnson's hit play from 1993. Now revived by the dramatist turned director, and starring Antony Sher as Freud, this is a strange fish, hovering between a biodrama and a bonkers fantasia, part romp, part thesis and part Pirandellian teaser, blurring real-life and assumed identities.
The august founding father of psychoanalysis finds himself entangled in a tongue-in-cheek sex farce, for starters (with surely a nod to Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw). Sher's white-bearded and tweedily respectable Freud, having determined to retire, is holed up in his snug, book-lined study in Hampstead. It's late at night and he's close to nodding off, when Indira Varma's frenetic Jessica suddenly pops up, hammering at his French windows, claiming she's his repressed anima, and rebelliously casting off her clothes.
Tossing aside his professional creed of exposing awkward truths, Sher's Freud bundles her into the adjoining closet and fibs like crazy to conceal her from his old colleague, Dr Yahuda. David Horovitch's Yahuda has been gruffly chastising Freud for debunking Jewish legends when Hitler's anti-Semitism is gaining ground on the Continent.
Another unwanted guest, Will Keen's moustachioed Salvador Dali also keeps twirling in and out: a devotee of Freud but with a ludicrously inflated ego. That, incidentally, makes Hysteria look more like a successor to Tom Stoppard's Dadaist biodrama Travesties.
Dali's paintings come in for a comical pasting, while Varma's Jessica, replaying the case history of one of Freud's past patients, bitterly rebukes Sigmund for retracting his belief in socially rife, patriarchal sexual abuse. She insinuates his own family relationships played a part in that.
Much of this is historically informed and thought-provoking. Varma's slide from game-playing into acute distress is spellbinding; Keen's balletic twirling is precision-tooled; and Sher has moments of humane gravitas and near-poetic lyricism. The farcical scenes seem feeble and Johnson cranks up his dramatic climaxes, but this is impressive summer programming by Bath Theatre Royal, and Hysteria tours too.
Star casting doesn't stop George Bernard Shaw's darkening social comedy Heartbreak House from being a woeful dud at Chichester. Derek Jacobi is likeable as the eccentric sea dog, Captain Shotover, who takes unexpected guests in his stride, or evasively feigns senility, at his boho family home. Fiona Button is also commendable as the rapidly disillusioned Ellie, who discovers her beau (Raymond Coulthard) is a rake married to Shotover's daughter, Hesione (Emma Fielding). The play gains resonance when Shotover philosophises about corrupt capitalists, hidden debts and looming disaster.
Nonetheless, Richard Clifford's staging is visually drab and so under-directed that half the cast seem to be completely at sea, merely striking poses and spieling their lines with no comic timing or conversational logic. As a result, GBS's dialogue sounds like a string of non-sequiturs. Almost surreally inept.
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This month's edition of the Tiobe index, which assesses language popularity based on data from search engines, has the R language ranked 15th, after being 12th last month and 31st a year ago. "Thanks to the big data hype, computational statistics is gaining attention nowadays," Tiobe says in its assessment. "Yes, R is gaining share for a while now," Tiobe Managing Director Paul Jansen said in an email.
"Please note that it is only 1.5 percent now, so it is still not 'a lot of share.' R is a language that is designed to process a lot of data and visualize the results in an easy way. Several other statistical programming languages also show up on the index, including Julia (number 126), LabView (63), Mathematica, (80), MatLab (24), and S (84). The top five spots in the index were: C (17.47 percent), Java, Objective-C (9.06 percent), C++, and C# (4.99). Google Developers R Programming Video Lectures. Speed up your R code using a just-in-time (JIT) compiler. This post is about speeding up your R code using the JIT (just in time) compilation capabilities offered by the new (well, now a year old) {compiler} package.
Specifically, dealing with the practical difference between enableJIT and the cmpfun functions. If you do not want to read much, you can just skip to the example part. As always, I welcome any comments to this post, and hope to update it when future JIT solutions will come along. Prelude: what is JIT Just-in-time compilation (JIT): is a method to improve the runtime performance of computer programs. JIT in R To this date, there are two R packages that offers Just-in-time compilation to R users: the {jit} package (through The Ra Extension to R), and the {compiler} package (which now comes bundled with any new R release, since R 2.13).
The {jit} package The {compiler} package The {compiler} package, created by Luke Tierney, offers a byte-code compiler for R: Using the {compiler} package as a JIT for R Description Example. Taking R to the Limit (High Performance Computing in R), Part 1. rCharts. Recently, I had blogged about two R packages, rCharts and rNVD3 that provided R users a lattice like interface to create interactive visualizations using popular javascript libraries.
There was a lot of repeated code between the two packages, which lead me to think that it might be possible to integrates multiple JS libraries into a single package with a common lattice like interface. After heavy refactoring, I finally managed to implement three popular JS libraries in rCharts: Polycharts, NVD3 and MorrisJS. rCharts uses reference classes, which I believe is one of the best things to happen to R.
It allowed me to keep the code base pretty concise, while implementing a fair degree of functionality. The current structure of rCharts should make it easy to integrate any JS visualization library that uses a configuration variable to create charts. A huge advantage of wrapping these libraries within the same package is that they can take advantage of the common code. Example 1: Polycharts. Package samplingVarEst. Taking R to the Limit (High Performance Computing in R), Part 2. Statistics.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Big_Memory V0.pdf. An Interactive Introduction To R (Programming Language For Statistics)
Rserve-php - Rserve client php library. If you are into large data and work a lot with package ff. One of the main reasons why I prefer to use it above other packages that allow working with large datasets is that it is a complete set of tools.
If you disagree, do comment. Next to that there are some extra goodies allowing faster grouping by - not restricted to the ff package alone (Fast groupwise aggregations: bySum, byMean, binned_sum, binned_sumsq, binned_tabulate) > require(ffbase) > hhp <- read.table.ffdf(file="/home/jan/Work/RForgeBNOSAC/github/RBelgium_HeritageHealthPrize/Data/Claims.csv", FUN = "read.csv", na.strings = "") > class(hhp) [1] "ffdf" > dim(hhp) > str(hhp[1:10,]) 'data.frame': 10 obs. of 14 variables: $ MemberID : int 42286978 97903248 2759427 73570559 11837054 45844561 99829076 54666321 60497718 72200595 $ ProviderID : int 8013252 3316066 2997752 7053364 7557061 1963488 6721023 9932074 363858 6251259 $ Vendor : int 172193 726296 140343 240043 496247 4042 265273 35565 293107 791272 $ PCP : int 37796 5300 91972 70119 68968 55823 91972 27294 64913 49465 > ## Some basic showoff.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Buffalo defensive end Aaron Schobel missed practice Tuesday and will be one of numerous Bills regulars using the bye week to recuperate from nagging injuries.
Schobel said he has a strained ligament in his left foot and doesn't expect to practice much, if it all, during the break. The Bills (4-1) are off to their best start in 16 years and host San Diego (2-3) on Oct. 19.
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The Bills' top pass rusher was hurt in a 31-14 win at St. Louis on Sept. 28. He played most of the game against Arizona last weekend, but eventually sat out part of the fourth quarter after the score got out of hand in a 41-17 loss.
Quarterback Trent Edwards was absent from practice -- the first of Buffalo's three this week -- after he was sent home by the team to continue recovering from a concussion he suffered three plays into the game against the Cardinals. Reserve defensive tackle John McCargo was also absent after being excused for personal reasons.
Among the Bills players present but not taking part in practice during the 15-minute period open to reporters were cornerback Terrence McGee, who missed last weekend's game with a sprained knee, safety Ko Simpson, who hurt his hamstring against Arizona, defensive tackle Marcus Stroud (shoulder), defensive end Chris Kelsay, cornerback Ashton Youboty and center Melvin Fowler.
Also missing practice was receiver Roscoe Parrish, who's missed two games since having surgery to repair ligament damage in his right thumb. Initially expected to miss up to four weeks, Parrish said it's possible he could return to practice next week.
"Right now, I'm just taking it day by day and everything's been pretty good," Parrish said. "This bye week is helping me out a lot, so that's a good thing right there."
Coach Dick Jauron has declined to discuss the status of the team's injured players this week, in part because the Bills are not required to provide an injury report during a bye week. The Bills will take a three-day weekend before returning for practice on Monday.
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Writer: Herringthorpe
Date:Saturday July 7 2012
Time: 9:10AM
The last month of the year began with the Millers achieving the Preliminary Level of Kick It Out`s Equality Standard with The Kick It Out judging panel saying that they were impressed with the relationship built with the local community via the community trust.
Going into the first game of December, which is the Millers second round FA Cup game against Shrewsbury Town, Millers Manager, Andy Scott, said that his side had to start punishing teams sooner rather than later.
The Millers went into the lead on forty-two minutes at the Greenhous Stadium when Sam Woods, who the club had got permission to play from his parent club Brentford, was tripped by Matt Richards in the penalty area and Lewis Grabban scored his fourth spot kick of the season. But just minutes later the Millers were reduced to ten men when a mistimed tackle from Marcus Marshall saw him get a second yellow card and an early bath. Three minutes into the second half the Shrews made the extra man count when former Millers skipper Ian Sharps scrambled the ball over the line from a corner which Millers 'keeper, Conrad Logan, seem to flap at. Logan did made a number of saves to keep the Millers in the game after that but was unable to stop Nicky Wroe putting away a penalty seven minutes from time which saw the Millers short FA Cup run come to an end.
Vital Rotherham Man of the Match - Conrad Logan
In his post match interview Andy Scott said that they hadn`t played well but went one-up but then the sending off really cost them. Scott was also unimpressed with Referee Lee Collins.
After the game, Ian Sharps, who scored the Shrews equaliser, said that he hadn`t celebrated out of 'respect for his old club.`
The Reserves next game was against Middlesbrough at Parkgate and the Millers, who included first teamers Andy Warrington, Marcus Marshall, Luke Foster, Troy Brown, Michael Raynes, Ben Pringle, Paul Warne and Chris Holroyd, went down three-nil. After the game, Reserve Team Manager, Darren Patterson, said, 'The only negative today was conceding the goals which were daft at best.`
Before the team travelled to Hereford for the first league game of the month, Andy Scott said that although he was excited when he saw his team go forwards if the players didn`t start to do as he asked them then he would have no hesitation at changing things.
Probably knowing what his manager said, defender Tom Newey, was determined to try and win his place back in the side after starting against Shrewsbury in the cup. Not having much of a look in since Jon Harley arrived on loan, Newey had also been getting a bit of stick from the crowd and he said, 'Everyone is entitled to their opinion. I just try and do what the manager has asked me to do and try and play the way they want me to play. If that`s not pleasing for the fans then that`s not really my problem. I`m just following instructions.` Ed Note - on reflection probably not the best thing to say if you are trying to get back into the side.
The Millers went into the game at Edgar Street in eleventh place and on thirteen minutes Johnny Mullins put them one up. Ten minutes later Alex Revell made it two-nil but before half-time the Bulls had equalised with goals from Yoann Arquin and former Miller Delroy Facey. On sixty-five minutes Sam Wood whipped in a corner from the right and once again Johnny Mullins was there to put the ball into the back of the net to win the game for the visitors.
Vital Rotherham Man of the Match - Johnny Mullins
NPower League Two Team of the Week - Johnny Mullins
After the win Andy Scott praised his players saying it was a 'team effort`.
While Johnny Mullins couldn`t be anything but pleased with his first goals of the season he said he just wished they`d been able to keep a clean sheet as well.
On the back of getting the three points against Hereford the club had some more good news in that Ben Bennett Jnr had agreed to sponsor the East Stand of the new ground.
While the Millers had some good news about one goalkeeper Jamie Annerson, who was suffering from a knee injury that he got in the summer, but was now making a recovery, Andy Scott said he wanted to see more of loanee 'keeper Conrad Logan. Scott said, 'Conrad has done well recently but my feelings about his performances have been tainted by the fact that we`re still conceding two goals a game which, as a goalkeeper, he is partly responsible for.`
There was some more bad news on the injury front with Luke Foster being ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee injury.
The next game was the Millers only game at Don Valley throughout December when new boys, AFC Wimbledon, were the visitors. The game was very evenly matched and it was just a seventy-seventh strike from Sam Woods that separated the two sides.
Vital Rotherham Man of the Match - Lewis Grabban
Andy Scott said he was pleased with the three points but as equally pleased with the clean sheet after the win over Wimbledon.
Monday, 19th December was the day we all found out that next season we would be playing at the New York Stadium. With World Cup Referee and Millers fan, Howard Webb, being given the honour of announcing the name, Chairman, Tony Stewart said, 'After careful consultation and detailed research into the local history of the site, we felt that New York was the perfect name for our new stadium and a name that is strongly rooted in more than one hundred and fifty years of Rotherham's proud history of industry and enterprise linking the old and the new eras and, I believe, it befits such a fantastic new stadium right at the heart of Rotherham.` The Millers also appointed a new Stadium Manager in Paul Davis.
The Reserves won their next game which was at the B2Net against Chesterfield when Marcus Marshall got the only goal of the game on seventy-two minutes.
The Millers travelled to Cheshire for their Boxing Day game to take on fifteenth places Macclesfield Town. It was a bit of a scrappy game and it wasn`t much of a surprise that it ended nil-nil. The only real thing of note was that it was good to see Gareth Evans back in the starting line-up after a while out with an injury. Johnny Mullins went off with, what looked like concussion, after getting a blow to his face when he blocked a shot.
Vital Rotherham Man of the Match - Michael Raynes
Andy Scott said he would take positives from the game.
The last game of the 2011 was a Friday night away game against second-placed Cheltenham where an eleventh goal from Marlon Pack was enough to give the home side all three points.
Andy Scott thought the better side lost and was frustrated that his team couldn`t hit the target.
Not for the first time Vital Rotherham had a number of Men of the Match - Conrad Logan, Lewis Grabban, Johnny Mullins, Michael Raynes and Jon Harley all got the vote this month.
The Millers ended the year in eleventh place in League Two.
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Kim Kardashian hosted a bash at Las Vegas's 1 Oak nightclub last night. She was joined by boyfriend Kanye West and her mom Kris Jenner as well as pals Brittny Gastineau, John Legend, and Chrissy Teigen. Kim and Kanye had even more than just the New Year to celebrate since they announced over the weekend that they're expecting their first child together. It doesn't look like Kim's pregnancy has slowed her down since she's been on the go in recent days. She traveled to Atlantic City, where Kanye performed, and then headed back to LA yesterday before making her first public appearance in Sin City since the exciting news. Kim shared that she hasn't had any morning sickness, adding, "People always say it's easy and fun. It's definitely an adjustment, learning about your body and stuff like that. I've been feeling really good, so that's good."
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The original idea did not come from Brian or Lawrence; it was organized (they've told me) by the Smithsonian to generate interest and excitement for the adventure of particle physics, especially in the DC area, and they The computational cost of doing calculations involving fermions, chiral or otherwise, is well known, and it is only recently that there has been sufficient computing power to go beyond the quenched approximation in QCD simulations, for example.
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Motivated by the possible existence of other universes, with possible variations in the laws of physics, this paper explores the parameter space of fundamental constants that allows for the existence of stars. To make this In order to do a real probability calculation, one has to be able to say how probable any particular set of parameter values is compared to any other set. Is there .. John R Ramsden: Lawrence (#33), like many readers no doubt, I love your posts.
One side is d, the other is R, and the hypotenuse is the Earth's radius plus your height above the surface, R+h. This gives us the following algebraic formula: d2 + R2 = (R+h)2 But then again, this is GURPS, and they love calculations (you use cube roots to help get the size of your designed mecha). .. In the present case, A = you, Γ = Earth, and you can compute the power by using two different lines Δ, namely the tangent line and the vertical line; this directly yields.
As I mentioned many times before, I believe in god but I love physics with all my heart and I know that both should not "interfere" with each other. Otherwise it would be dangerous to both of them . It was hardly evident to anybody reading the paper, but the resulting formula was useful, and is presumably still in use. I guess the point (if there is any) is that logic and We know what mitigates their destructive power. And anyone who has studied global warming can tell
If we could capture all that heat and convert it with 100% efficiency into electricity, it would literally power all of humanity. Too bad that's an Great site – love the facts that seem to debunk 2nd grade Science in many cases. Too bad this 2nd Grade The equation for the period of a circular orbit is 2*pi/sqrt(g*R^2)*r^(3/2), where r is the radius of the orbit, and g is the gravitational attraction at the surface of the planet, and R is the radius of the planet. Plug in R for r, and
It's a scary idea, that God has the power to exert great influence over what happens in our daily lives, but chooses to do so or not on the basis of a handful of people flying around in airplanes, praying their hearts out. ("Sorry But at the same time Einstein and the Copenhagen physicists realized (I thought) that it was no longer possible for science to make those older classical claims that a formula or a physical theory is the equivalent of the reality it tries to formulate.
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Heat shock protein 27 overexpression in breast cancer lymph node metastasis
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Background: Heat shock protein 27 (hsp-27) is overexpressed in ∼67% pure ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), in ∼50% DCIS associated with invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), and in ∼25% IDC alone. If this decrease in hsp-27 expression has a role in the progression of malignancy in IDC, we postulate a further reduction in expression in nodal metastasis.
Methods: To test this hypothesis, we evaluated the distribution of hsp-27 in primary IDC and in synchronous regional lymph node metastasis within the same patient by immunohistochemistry.
Results: Nine of 30 primary IDCs (30%) and 22 of 30 lymph node metastases (73%) overexpressed hsp-27. Contrary to our hypothesis, of 21 IDCs with no or low hsp-27 expression, 13 (62%) had overexpression of this protein within nodal metastasis.
Conclusions: hsp-27 appears to confer cytoprotection for metastatic cells, which may help explain why hsp-27 overexpression is associated with reduced disease-free survival in breast carcinomas.
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- Title
- Heat shock protein 27 overexpression in breast cancer lymph node metastasis
- Journal
Annals of Surgical Oncology
Volume 3, Issue 6 , pp 570-573
- Cover Date
- 1996-11-01
- Print ISSN
- 1068-9265
- Online ISSN
- 1534-4681
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Heat shock protein 27
- Breast cancer
- Metastasis
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 1. From the Department of Surgery, Section of Oncology, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and the Comprehensive Cancer Center, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
- 3. Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and the Comprehensive Cancer Center, Madison, Wisconsin, USA


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