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This is highlighted with the simple "Hello World" test where you count the number of lines of code to create a simple Hello World. In GTK it is more than 10 lines or so and in other toolkits it is usually under 4 - 5 lines of code.
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Kosuke Maruboshi (まるぼしコスケ, Maruboshi Kosuke) is a genin-level shinobi of Konohagakure and is known as the Ten-Thousand-Year Genin (万年下忍, Mannen Genin) as well as Konoha's Strongest Genin (木ノ葉最強の下忍, Konoha Saikyō no Genin).
Kosuke has been a genin for over fifty years, thus the reason others called him the Ten-Thousand-Year Genin. When he was still a child, he made a reckless decision that cost him the lives of his team-mates. Ashamed of this, he felt he was not worthy of being promoted beyond the rank of genin. Despite this, he continued to train arduously to improve his skills, something that was insisted upon him by Tobirama Senju. During his time as a ninja, he had served under the Second, Third, and Fourth Hokage and now apparently even the Fifth Hokage. At other points, he fought alongside the Legendary Sannin, Konoha's White Fang, and the previous generation of Ino-Shika-Chō trio. He also seems to be one of the few people who knew about the true identity of Naruto Uzumaki as the Fourth's son.
Kosuke has a very calm, collected and kind persona which seemingly comes from his years of knowledge and expertise, often seen smiling and hardly letting anything bother him even while on missions. This demeanour however, should not be taken as him being lazy or uncaring as he was quick to action when the team was being attacked and with his expert survival skills. He is usually seen with a smile on his face which gives him an air of carefree. This however can change in an instant to one of seriousness.
He is also quite loyal, holding closely to the Will of Fire belief shared by the villagers with which comes his great sense of duty. This is seen in his willingness to sacrifice himself to allow Naruto to escape to warn the village and when he got angry at the Iwa kunoichi that had sacrificed her genin-level ninja during the battle. Because of what happened during his youth, Kosuke seemed to put little value on his life, putting the village's well-being ahead of his own. This mentality had seemingly changed however, after he met Naruto Uzumaki.
Kosuke is an elderly man with his once black hair, now greyed which he wears in a short ponytail. He wears a mesh armour shirt under a short, brown, sleeveless kimono with a pair of grey pants. He carries a metal pan that he uses for multiple reasons ranging from cooking in while out on missions to a weapon during battle. He also carries a ladle and a sword sheathed horizontally across his lower back.
Even though his official ranks is that of genin, he is easily skilled enough to become a jōnin — a promotion he declined time and time again.
Physical Prowess
He has shown considerable taijutsu skill, able to use only his cooking-ware to defend and manoeuvre against enemy attacks. He is also a skilled kenjutsu fighter and wields a tantō and a hidden blade concealed in his prosthetic, left leg, both of which he can use to strike with deadly precision.
Nature Transformation
When he was younger, he was taught many techniques by the Second and Third Hokage. His training under the Second has given him highly proficient skill in high calibre Water Release techniques, allowing him to use techniques such as the Water Release: Water Dragon Bullet Technique and Water Release: Water Encampment Wall. He is also seemingly capable of using Earth Release techniques such as the Earth Release: Hiding Like a Mole Technique.
Other Skills
He also demonstrated the use of a unique technique which incorporates genjutsu along with kenjutsu to confuse and petrify his opponent, making it easier to strike them down. He also learned the Shuriken Shadow Clone Technique from the Third Hokage which he uses with similar proficiency. In addition to combat skills, Kosuke is a highly capable survival expert and cook and as such is often time requested personally when missions that require these skills arise.
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Konoha History Arc
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He was placed on a team alongside Hayama Shirakumo, Tekuno Kanden and Naruto Uzumaki to guard the borders of the village after Orochimaru and Sunagakure's invasion of the village. While on the mission, they realised that their borders were invaded by several Iwagakure shinobi. After being left by both Hayama and Tekuno, to report to the village what had happened while they held them off, they were confronted by an elite Iwagakure team that had broken through the defensive lines. Clashing with them Kosuke is able to defeat them with his Leaf-Style Willow technique.
After being confronted by another battalion of Iwa-nin, Kosuke sends Naruto ahead to warn the village while he held them off. He successfully defeats all the subordinates of the group as he directly clashes with the leader who mistakes him for the leader of the team as well. After Naruto returns claiming that he could never abandon a comrade on the battlefield, Kosuke declares that he would not die nor never allow Konoha to be besieged by someone who would so willingly sacrifice their subordinates. With this he defeats the Iwagakure kunoichi who seemingly faints from expending so much chakra.
When the village was being rebuilt after the Invasion of Pain, he remarked that Minato had left behind a fine son, showing that he was one of the few people who was aware of Naruto's lineage.
Adventures at Sea Arc
Main article: Adventures at Sea Arc During the rebuilding of Konohagakure, Kosuke came across Team Asuma whom he greets fondly, telling them that he owed a debt to them for saving him many years ago. After retrieving valuable information from the Three Brothers from Iwagakure, Kosuke rushes back to the village to relay the information. He is however overpowered by the three brothers and when seemingly trapped, Team Asuma arrives as back up and saves him with their Formation Ino–Shika–Chō. After thanking them he tells them about the first time the formation had saved him during the Invasion of Konoha, causing the three friends to realise that their fathers were amazing. As he leaves, he tells them not to worry as good shinobi aren't made in a day, and that he'd be more careful so they wouldn't have to save him again.
- Kosuke is the first human anime-only character ever to appear in the series in different arcs, the first character being Gamariki.
- In the beginning of Naruto: Shippūden episode 75, an elderly man who is stopped by Konoha ninja bears great resemblance to Kosuke.


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A woman over the age of 65 who targets men at least 20 years her junior to date. Similar to a cougar but over the age of 65. Since saber-tooth tigers are extinct, it ties into the fact that these women are much older and near extinction themselves.
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A sabertooth is a woman that is the older version of the cougar. A 60+ year old women who is on the prowl for fresh young male meat. She is old, rich, and looking for a crazy night of sex with a guy who can go all night long without Viagra.
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A cougar(hot old woman) that's even older. A saber tooth is the older version of a cougar. Usually a cougar ranges from 30-50. A saber tooth is 50 +.
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Cream of the crop; the pinnacle of a Cougar status. The rarest of rare cougar.
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2008. május 13.
A cougar past her prime.
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2011. június 30.
A good looking woman of retirement age who enjoys the company of much younger men. In other words, a woman who has outgrown her status as a cougar but is still remarkably attractive. Sometimes referred to as a GMILF.
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run tck tests with -ea -esa by default
demo how to run just one jtreg test
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support jdk8-specific tck tests
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adjust date
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revert to old-style attribute paths
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refactor run-tck-tests to compile and run tests
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shrink testing classpaths
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javadoc target rewrite continued
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symbol-file args
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More tests for PseudoRandom
Different implementations of WebCrawler
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Clarified a comment.
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sinjdocs target is working, sort of.
Need emulation version of ReentrantLock.
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Add message to show where doccheck output goes.
doccheck target now working with new version 1.2b2
Default compiler is now 2.2-ea. Some sources are not compatible with 2.0-ea.
Don't kill jar file for release
Don't include syntax test in release.
Exclude 2.1-ea jars from release
Added release target
Add AtomicBooleanTest and remove duplicate from emulation jar
Fixed emulation jar exclusions, uncommented first atomics test
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Abortive attempt to use doccheck.
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Allow configuring compiler for 1.3, 2.0-variance, and 2.0-novariance.
Source filtering was doing the HTML as well. Prepare for latest version of generic compiler.
Windows uses emulation by default.
Build native jar separately from emulation jar.
Omit Random and Unsafe from emulation jar.
Emulation classes available by setting build.emulation property. Dist-docs hides non-JSR166 classes, Random and Unsafe.
Add src.dir to boot class path
Use docsourcelevel for dist javadoc as well as main javadoc.
Added docsourcelevel attribute so that javac/javadoc don't user the same attributes - thus allowing use of generics enabled javac while still having plain old javadoc.
Allow user specific restriction of testcases.
Moved main source rooted at . to ./src/main Moved test source rooted at ./etc/testcases to ./src/test
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No need to create notes dir explicitly.
Added some long winded notes on executor use.
Add usage target
Prettier front page for build results than a directory listing.
Added doccheck target, not working yet. Added strip target to produce "angle-bracket free" code
Add checkstyle target
Add Anthill targets
Add type parameters to CopyOnWriteArrayList/Set.
Put jsr166 jar on bootclasspath for testing. Remove sample test and replace with simple tests of jsr166 classes.
Ignore dist directory, control -warnunchecked setting from property, add init target to print banner with version.
Distribution copies jar product from build folder to dist folder.
Public docs go to dist folder, private docs stay in build folder.
Split docs into public and private builds. Public builds don't show the custom tags.
Clean filtersrc along with javadocs before building docs
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Upgraded generic compiler to 1.3-ea
Added more custom tags
No need to include junit.jar on test.classpath, document that it must be in ${ant.home}/lib.
Move bootclasspath from argument line to nested element of javac.
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I had some VWFRR and V21 yesterday. I hate to break it to the suckers who stood in line for hours, but the V21 easily surpassed the Van Winkle - it was smoother and had more flavor.
Never done a side by side, but just going by memory I'd put them on a fairly level playing field. My have to put that to the test soon.
Don't get me wrong, the VWFRR is very good and easily in the upper echelon of American whiskeys. However, the Vintage 21 has more baking spice and wood flavor, which I prefer. The bigger difference is that the V21 is a much smoother whiskey when had neat. While the VW is creamy, it is a little more rough around the edges. I will buy either one in a heartbeat, but if forced to choose, the V21 would be my pick.
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I got the spices like last time but also noticed vanilla, freshly cut pine lumber, faint traces of bananas-foster... I like it but I think it still takes a back seat to Saz18.
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I wish no offense, but I will have to stand by that particular comment. VW rye is certainly good and one would definitely not be a sucker for buying it at anything under $85ish. Hell, I might just pay $100. However, there is no whiskey worth standing in line for hours to obtain a sole bottle, especially when better bottles can be found on the shelves all year long - this is where my comment was directed. Also, the stores that make people do the cattle call BS can suck it.
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Your local stores seem to have a better stock than mine. Never seen Vintage Rye on the shelf (or anywhere else) in the stores I frequent and it doesn't seem to be readily available at internet retailers that would ship to me, even if I was willing to pay the shipping cost on top of the cost of the bottle. I have at least seen the VWFRR (admittedly only once, at which point I promptly bought it) and I didn't even have to stand in line.
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Like I said, you could have said that, in your opinion, the V21 is better than the VWFRR. And, stopped there. If you have a problem with certain retailers distribution tactics, or if you want to take shots at the board members who wish to participate in these events, then that's for another thread.
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I think we need to get back on the subject of the thread here. I'll start last weekend I did a rye run of WTR 101, Saz 18, and Ritt 23. I had planned to do some Handy as well but I don't think I got that far as I did a couple pours of some of these.
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As a Peace Corps Volunteers, you will have to adapt to conditions that may be dramatically different than you have ever experienced and modify lifestyle practices that you now take for granted. Even the most basic practices— talking, eating, using the bathroom, and sleeping — may take significantly different forms in the context of the host country. If you successfully adapt and integrate, you will in return be rewarded with a deep understanding of a new culture, the establishment of new and potentially lifelong relationships, and a profound sense of humanity.
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- 13 Rewards and Frustrations
Thailand has a relatively reliable postal system, and every subdistrict and district town has a post office. In addition to offering routine postal services, some offices are equipped with postal box rentals, overseas telephone facilities, and express mail services. Regular mail within Thailand usually takes two or three days, while express mail takes one to one-and-a-half days. International mail to and from Thailand takes about two weeks.
Your mailing address during training will be:
"Your Name," PCT
242 Rajvithi Road
Amphur Dusit
Bangkok 10300, Thailand
Only letters will be accepted at this address. Wait until you are assigned to your site and have packages sent to that address. Keep in mind that there are often high customs fees placed on packages, especially for electronics.
Public telephone booths that accept both coins (one baht for local calls) and phone cards are available in almost all towns. If a booth is not available, private homes often offer telephone facilities for a reasonable charge, typically a minimal flat fee plus the Telephone Authority of Thailand (TAT) per-minute rate, which depends on the destination and length of the call.
Cellphone systems in Thailand use frequencies of 800, 900, or 1800 megahertz, but 900 is the most effective for up-country sites. Other frequencies may not work in Thailand. Cellphones, which are extremely popular in Thailand, can be purchased for as little as 2,000 baht (approximately $50). Trainees are given the funds to purchase a cellphone during training as it is a safety and security requirement. Volunteers regularly use text messaging to communicate with each other, their Thai friends, and with the U.S.
Approximately 60 percent of Volunteers live in housing with phones in place. The service charge is about 300 bahts per month (which does not include the cost of calls). When Volunteers move to their assigned sites after training, they complete an emergency contact form with their name, address, telephone number (or the number of the nearest neighbor), and a map to their home, which is kept in the Peace Corps office in Bangkok for emergency purposes.
Computer, Internet, and E-mail Access[edit]
Shops that provide Internet and e-mail access exist in cities throughout Thailand, even in rural districts. The cost for access is 15 to 20 baht (less than $1) per hour.
Most computers in Thailand are IBM or IBM compatible, though there a few Macintoshes. Many Volunteers bring laptops. There are plenty of computer repair shops in Bangkok and most other large cities in Thailand. Should you decide to bring your own laptop, you are strongly encouraged to get it insured.
Housing and Site Location[edit]
In villages and small towns, where most Volunteers live, homes have electricity and indoor plumbing, including toilets and cold-water showers (occasionally a hand pump must be used to obtain the water). Drinking water must be either boiled or purchased, but is readily available. Other basic amenities (e.g., soap, shampoo, hair conditioner, lotion, sanitary napkins and tampons, towels, film, stationery, stamps, sodas, and instant coffee) should be available in provincial or regional centers, if not in your town. You should also be able to purchase items like an iron, rice cooker, or fan if desired.
Living Allowance and Money Management[edit]
As a Volunteer, you will receive a monthly living allowance. At the time of this writing, the monthly living allowance is 7,500 baht (approximately $187), which will be transferred to your bank account at the end of each month for the following month. Most Volunteers find this allowance to be more than adequate. Like Peace Corps Volunteers worldwide, those in Thailand are expected to live at a level commensurate with that of their Thai co-workers. This means that dinners out at expensive Bangkok restaurants or visits to spas designed for European tourists will not be possible. However, the allowance is certainly enough to enable you to purchase the basic necessities and to go to the movies or have a night out occasionally. Because you will receive your living allowance only once a month, you will have to budget wisely.
Access to a U.S. dollar account is possible throughout Thailand via ATMs with Cirrus or Star networks. Bring your ATM card and use those funds for vacations, etc.
Food and Diet[edit]
The food in Thailand is extraordinary. A popular joke is that Thais are either eating, talking about what they recently ate, or planning what to eat next.
The staple food is rice, so you will find a variety of rice (or noodle) dishes for all three meals. For example, you might have boiled rice with some type of meat for breakfast, fried rice or noodles with or without meat for lunch, and boiled white or brown rice with curry or stir-fried vegetables for dinner. Breads, rolls, and doughnuts are available in almost all convenience shops (including 7-Elevens and AM/PMs). In these mini-marts, Volunteers can also occasionally find cereals, spaghetti, and peanut butter. All kinds of vegetables and fruits are available year-round, and tofu can be found in most locations.
Food stalls in district towns offer reasonably priced cooked food and are open from early morning until late at night. Food stall vendors generally meet the Thailand Ministry of Public Health's standards for sanitation and food handling.
Volunteers can cook for themselves, buying meat, rice, vegetables, and fruits from local fresh food markets at their site. Food is relatively cheap and can be purchased comfortably with the monthly living allowance. Vegetarians can also eat well in Thailand, but some may find it difficult to maintain a strict diet, especially in some social contexts.
The transportation system in Thailand is good and convenient. One can travel to and from sites to other towns, including Bangkok, via air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses or, on a few regional routes, by trains (with sleepers), or airlines.
Transport within towns is typically by covered pickups with two rows of seats or by bicycle. The Peace Corps provides a mountain bike and bicycle helmet to every Volunteer for travel to offices and schools, for errands, and for pleasure, and trainees and Volunteers are expected to be comfortable riding a bicycle for short to moderate distances. Car transportation arranged by a school or office is sometimes available to schools that are too far to reach by bicycle. Driving or riding as a passenger on a motorbike is strictly forbidden. Finding a consistent means of transportation can be a challenge, especially in the early months of service. Peace Corps will provide you with a monthly transportation allowance.
Geography and Climate[edit]
Thailand is a tropical country with generally warm weather (averaging 84 degrees Fahrenheit or 29 degrees Celsius). The heat peaks in March and April (to about 95°F or 35°C), with some cooler days in November, December, and January. The hotter months are followed by the rainy season, which can last from April to November. On most days the rains last from minutes to hours—they are not the typhoon-driven rains of some other tropical countries. A few Volunteer sites are located in the mountains of the north, where temperatures can drop to 59 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit (15° to 20°C) in the cool season, which can feel rather cold in houses without insulation. Snow does not fall in Thailand.
Social Activities[edit]
You will spend much of your free time playing sports, eating, going to movies, attending Thai festivals and cultural events, and socializing with your Thai colleagues and neighbors. Dating as it is known in the United States will be noticeably absent. Your ability to adjust to and enjoy this kind of social life will be an important aspect of your success as a Volunteer.
Professionalism, Dress, and Behavior[edit]
The following is a basic description of the dress and personal appearance standards expected of trainees. Although they may seem somewhat restrictive, they are designed to help you make the transition into your new Thai community and to maintain the good reputation of the Peace Corps. Upon first arriving in the country, you may have too little knowledge of Thai customs and beliefs to make informed decisions on appropriate dress. Following these dress standards will help you avoid unintentional offenses and incorrect assumptions on the part of Thais. Once you are at your work site, it will be up to you how you dress. By then you will have enough knowledge of Thai culture to make informed decisions.
You will hear references to riap roiy, a Thai term that means "appropriate and complete." When used to refer to clothing, riap roiy means appropriate professional clothing, which in Thailand is very similar to what people in America wear as teachers or office workers. For men, this consists of a collared shirt, nice pants, a belt, and casual dress shoes. For women, it consists of a dress or skirt with a modest hemline (at or below the knees) and a blouse with a modest neckline and sleeves. If the blouse or skirt is sheer, a camisole or slip is necessary. If you follow these standards, you are unlikely to offend anyone in Thailand. It will also reduce the amount of unwanted attention you will receive. (For more information, see the packing list later in this book. You will be happiest if you bring clothes in your personal style that fit within these guidelines.)
Male Volunteers should know that long hair, beards and moustaches, and earrings are generally not worn by Thai men and are not appropriate, particularly in the rural provinces.
Multiple-pierced ears and body piercings are also not appropriate for either gender. Tattoos that are not discreet, especially for women, may also cause unwanted attention in rural areas of the country. If you have large tattoos, be prepared to wear clothing that will cover them.
Peace Corps/Thailand emphasizes community integration and intentional relationship building as the most effective way for Volunteers to enter and be accepted into Thai communities. Feedback from Thai counterparts and supervisors also indicates that the first three months at site are critical, and Volunteers need to be at their site as much as possible in order to be viewed as a community member. The first 30 days after being sworn-in, Volunteers cannot leave their site except for medical, and visitors are not allowed in the first three months.
Peace Corps/Thailand is very serious about Volunteer professionalism, as each Volunteer also has the responsibility to represent Peace Corps so that the image and reputation of the agency will meet the high standards that we are expected to maintain. It is disrespectful to the people of Thailand, to Peace Corps/Thailand and to fellow Volunteers to act or behave in any less than a professional manner. To be successful in Thailand you will need to develop good relationships. Trainees and Volunteers are expected to adhere to the following professional standards:
- Show respect for the people and culture of Thailand at all times.
- Observe local standards of behavior, dress, and protocol.
- Comply with policies that ensure your safety and security.
- Strive to integrate into your community and Thai society, spending more time with Thai colleagues and counterparts than with other Americans and expatriates.
- Consider learning the local language as an ongoing responsibility during your entire service.
- If you choose to drink alcohol, only drink in a socially appropriate, culturally respectable, sensitive, and safe manner, respecting yourself, your country, Peace Corps and the people of Thailand.
- Behave as a professional colleague of your Thai co-workers, other Volunteers and Peace Corps staff, resolving any differences through openness and respectful dialogue, avoiding gossip, rumor, or personalization of any conflicts.
- Be completely open and honest with Peace Corps staff about difficulties you face as a Volunteer or Trainee, enabling a collaborative approach towards resolution of any problems.
- Recognize that you are a co-owner of the Peace Corps Thailand public image, along with staff and the more than 7,000 Volunteers who have served in Thailand before you.
- Understand that as a development worker, you embrace a grass-roots, community-based approach to development, working to meet the needs and wishes of as many community members as possible.
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More detailed information about the Peace Corps' approach to safety is contained in the Health Care and Safety chapter, but it is an important issue and cannot be overemphasized. As stated in the Volunteer Handbook, becoming a Peace Corps Volunteer entails certain safety risks. Living and traveling in an unfamiliar environment (oftentimes alone), having a limited understanding of local language and culture, and being perceived as well-off are some of the factors that can put a Volunteer at risk. Many Volunteers experience varying degrees of unwanted attention and harassment. Thailand is a relatively safe country, especially in the provinces where Volunteers live and work; although petty crimes and incidents of physical and sexual assault do occur, most Thailand Volunteers complete their two years of service without personal security incidents. The Peace Corps has established procedures and policies designed to help you reduce your risks and enhance your safety and security. These procedures and policies, in addition to safety training, will be provided once you arrive in Thailand. At the same time, you are expected to take responsibility for your safety and well-being.
In addition to the emergency action plan described later in this book, Peace Corps/Thailand has an emergency contact system (i.e., a phone tree) for contacting Volunteers, which is tested periodically. Peace Corps/Thailand's emergency action plan is coordinated with the U.S. Embassy. For reasons of safety, Volunteers in Thailand must obtain approval from the Peace Corps office in Bangkok for vacations, and Volunteers must also notify the office when staying overnight in a place other than their home. The office will ask for specific travel plans, including dates, hotel names, and telephone numbers.
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Most Volunteers find that the main challenges of service are not physical hardships or safety and security issues, but psychological stress caused by limited language, cross-cultural misunderstandings, and differences between Americans and host country nationals in values and expectations. Lack of structure in some situations and social pressure to fit into the role of guest, teacher, and official are issues for many Volunteers. While frustrating, these challenges present opportunities for tremendous learning.


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The girls enjoy this project, it seems. They love the watering the most. E does well with picking the ripe tomatoes and she helped me harvest a cucumber.
It hasn't gone perfectly. As we guessed, we have too many plants in too little space. Also, the rabbits completely defoliated our bean plants and some smaller critters have enjoyed some of the tomatoes I wouldn't have minded keeping just for us. The yellow squash never materialized. But overall, it's a solid first-time success.
These are our tomatoes. I think they're called 'Sunshines' but that's based on memory. There was a Sunday a few weeks ago when the girls played some sort of scavenger hunt with the plant labels. It's all a guessing game now. Whatever they're called, these tomatoes are very juicy and nicely tart.
Up close, parts of this overcrowded garden are jungle-dense. Can you spot the peppers in there? I've had one so far and it was firm and sweet. I thought we planted yellow peppers, though. So I don't know if I should leave them on the stem longer. Or maybe we only planted green peppers. Or maybe we planted both but the rabbits liked one. I don't know.
This is...something flowering. I don't know what but the blossoms are beautiful. I miss my plant labels a little bit.
These are the eggplants. I'm not even the tiniest bit remorseful that nobody else in my family likes eggplant because I don't really feel like sharing, anyway.
This is a hearty little boxwood basil. It tastes like big basil, but a little more delicate, a little more minty. This is one of those plants that we have as a direct result of having the girls with me at the garden center. (E: Let's get this plant and this plant and this plant!) One day I'm going to tear this sucker down and make one amazing pesto. We also have some thriving thyme and lavendar and enough parsley for the rest of my culinary life.
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Clinical Data female Hispanic 42 years Receptor Expression estrogen receptor, negativeprogesterone receptor, negative Oncogene her2/neu +, p53 - Genes Expressed Epithelial glycoprotein 2 [EGP2]; cytokeratin 19 Cellular Products Epithelial glycoprotein 2 [EGP2]; cytokeratin 19 Comments The tumor was classified as TNM stage IIIA, grade 3, invasive ductal carcinoma with 5 out of 5 lymph node metastasis. The cells are poorly differentiated. The cells overexpress Her2-neu but are negative for expression of p53. HCC1419 is positive for the epithelial cell specific marker epithelial glycoprotein 2 (EGP2) and for cytokeratin 19. The cells are negative for expression of estrogen receptor (ER) and for expression of progesterone receptor (PR). Complete Growth Medium The base medium for this cell line is ATCC-formulated RPMI-1640 Medium, Catalog No. 30-2001. To make the complete growth medium, add the following components to the base medium: fetal bovine serum to a final concentration of 10%. Subculturing Volumes used in this protocol are for 75 cm2 flask; proportionally reduce or increase amount of dissociation medium for culture vessels of other sizes. Remove and discard culture medium. Briefly rinse the cell layer with 0.25% (w/v) Trypsin-0.53 mM EDTA solution to remove all traces of serum that contains trypsin inhibitor. Add 2.0 to 3.0 mL of Trypsin-EDTA solution to flask and observe cells under an inverted microscope until cell layer is dispersed (usually within 5 to 10 minutes). Note: To avoid clumping do not agitate the cells by hitting or shaking the flask while waiting for the cells to detach. Cells that are difficult to detach may be placed at 37°C to facilitate dispersal. Add 6.0 to 8.0 mL of complete growth medium and aspirate cells by gently pipetting. Add appropriate aliquots of the cell suspension to new culture vessels. Incubate cultures at 37°C Subculture Ratio: 1:2 to 1:3 Medium Renewal: 2 to 3 times a week. Note: For more information on enzymatic dissociation and subculturing of cell lines consult Chapter 13 in Culture of Animal Cells, a manual of Basic Technique by R. Ian Freshney, 5th edition, published by Wiley-Liss, N.Y., 2005. Cryopreservation Freeze medium: Complete growth medium 95%; DMSO, 5%Storage temperature: liquid nitrogen vapor temperature Culture Conditions Atmosphere: air, 95%; carbon dioxide (CO2), 5%Temperature: 37°CGrowth Conditions: The line grows as large epithelial attached cells in island-like formation. STR Profile Amelogenin: XCSF1PO: 10,12D13S317: 9,12D16S539: 11,12D5S818: 10,12D7S820: 11THO1: 6,9.3TPOX: 8vWA: 16,17 Name of Depositor AF Gazdar, AK Virmani Year of Origin December 28, 1994 References Gazdar AF, et al. Characterization of paired tumor and non-tumor cell lines established from patients with breast cancer. Int. J. Cancer 78: 766-774, 1998. 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