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Hi all, Thought i might share this video i made a couple weeks ago at the travel lift. hehe.
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Nice boat yard. I loved the dog who seemed to think that the travel lift was his pet.
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Freinds who use Jacks boatyard all the time, love it. Very laid back. I may haul there when my pension rolls in .
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Yep Jacks is a great yard to have here. They well be starting a major upgrade soon... The current lift 30 tons well be replaced with a 65 ton unit and other improvements to the yard. Some folks from south are storing thier boats here off season. Closer to the parks and points north i think.
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The first client that connects to a server is in master mode, and has control over the vfo and other controls so that it can tune and change bands and frequency etc. Subsequent client connections will be put in slave mode where the slave clients can only listen to the audio and watch the spectrum and waterfall in passive mode. When the master disconnects, the next slave in line will become the new master. When there are many simultaneous clients, the network bandwidth may be exceeded and some slaves will not have audio. You can see the master/slave status of your connection in the Title bar.
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John Crews (currently in 13th) lists weightlifting as one of his hobbies, and it's a good thing that he spent some of the offseason pursuing that passion.
With no direct path from his docked boat to the weigh-in line and 23 pounds of fish and numerous gallons of water in his bag, he had to stop, put the bag down and rest several times. For the other slightly-built Elite Series competitors the walk to the tanks was an equally arduous task.
Morizo Shimizu (19th, 21-11) looked like he was going to topple over under the weight of his bag. Randy Howell (29th, 20-03), who can't weigh more than 150 pounds soaking wet, put it best: "What a walk when you ain't got no muscles."
Mike Iaconelli (11th, 23-03) said that current often triggers the fish on Kentucky Lake to feed, but the other key to his ledge bite was finding the mussel beds that held the bigger fish.
During practice he "used a crankbait to make thousands of casts to 'feel the rough,' and that's the mussel beds."
Most of the best such spots are "about the size of a bass boat," he said, and the bass typically set up on the corners to take advantage of the flowing water.
Steve Kennedy caught his two best fish on the same cast today. He was so impressed with the feat that he actually took time out of his fishing day to take a picture of both fish attached to the crankbait with his mobile phone.
He'd taken a similar picture during the practice period, but "that phone is now on the bottom of the lake."
On his next cast he again hooked two fish, a 4-pounder and a smaller one, but the larger specimen got off. He threw out a third time and had another 4-pounder strike, but it too escaped.
"And then it was done," he said.
Is it possible to catch a limit of fish in three casts?
"I almost did that today," Kennedy said.
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Most of the field headed out this morning with a similar array of crankbaits, spoons, worms and jigs tied to their rods, but Skeet Reese believes that the crankbait he used to amass his 25-15 limit may give him an edge.
"I fished side-by-side with (Tommy) Biffle and he was trying to snag my line to see what crankbait I was throwing," Reese said.
For the record, Biffle is in 76th place with 13-12, 70 places behind Reese and his special diving lure.
"When it's hot out there it's tiring. I guess I'm getting old." — Kevin VanDam, who used a butt seat today. He typically does not have a seat on the front deck of his boat.
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JUGGLING HOUSEHOLD AND PROFESSIONAL responsibilities was something Marie had to learn from the outset of her married life. In addition to the two master's degrees she held by the time of her marriage, she decided to earn a certificate that would permit her to teach science to young women. Meanwhile, she continued to conduct her research on the magnetic properties of steel. The director of the Municipal School of Industrial Physics and Chemistry granted her permission to complete that work on the school premises, although even Pierre had no private laboratory there. The school did not help to subsidize her studies, but she received complimentary steel samples from several metallurgical firms. For the rest of her life she would continue this three-cornered arrangement of mutual assistance among research, industry, and the government's educational system.
After submitting the results of her research to the Society for the Encouragement of National Industry in the summer of 1897, she used part of her payment to return the scholarship money she had received four years earlier. She was not expected to do so, of course, but she wanted to contribute to the education of some other worthy Polish student.
"Having grown up in an atmosphere of patriotism kept alive by the oppression of Poland, I wished, like many other young people of my country, to contribute my effort toward the conservation of our national spirit."
PARENTHOOD SOON CHANGED the Curies' lives. In September 1897 their first child, Irène, was born. Pierre's father, a physician, delivered the baby. Just as she had done with the household budget from the time of their marriage, Marie now began keeping records of every stage of her daughter's development with the same meticulous care that she used to keep track of her experimental work
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"It became a serious problem how to take care of our little Irène and of our home without giving up my scientific work. Such a renunciation would have been very painful to me, and my husband would not even think of it...So the close union of our family enabled me to meet my obligations."
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AS BUSY YOUNG PARENTS the Curies had time, money, and energy for only two commitments, work and family. They maintained warm ties with the family of Pierre's older brother, Jacques, who taught mineralogy at the University of Montpellier. They socialized infrequently, and then only with other scientists who gathered at the Curie home on the rue Kellerman or in its garden -- colleagues and students who shared their liberal views and intellec tual interests. Despite the satisfaction Marie took in her busy and fulfilling life, she missed the Sklodowski family, particularly after Bronya and her husband returned to Poland. (The Dluskis opened a tuberculosis sanatorium in the Carpathians of Austrian Poland.)
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As the team gets ready for their bowl game, they have had their share of distractions. From Baker Mayfield transferring to Sonny Cumbie making his home now in Fort Worth, this team has a group of defensive seniors who have had five coordinators in five years. All of the players on this team last year prepared for their bowl game without a head coach, so the distractions are not really a big deal for this football team.
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Mr. Bharti was arrested in August, and soon granted bail, over a Facebook post criticising Uttar Pradesh government for suspending IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal.
The National Human Rights Commission has directed the Uttar Pradesh police to act on a complaint that sought an inquiry into the arrest of Dalit scholar Kanwal Bharti.
Mr. Bharti was arrested in August for a Facebook post critical of the State government and senior Samajwadi Party leaders over the suspension of IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal. He was granted bail soon after the arrest.
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Nutan Thakur, a social activist of Lucknow, had moved the NHRC for an immediate inquiry and strict action in the case. She said Mr. Bharti's "arbitrary and hasty arrest" was an "open abuse of administrative power." His comments were not in any way meant to spread communal animosity but were only an "intellectual assertion" of a sequence of events and administrative acts.
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Kentuckians are known for lot things: our music, our generosity and our fighting spirit, just to name a few; and of course, we are also known for the best basketball in the country. Over the past two years, the General Assembly has been working hard to make sure that Kentucky remains the center of the college basketball universe.
During the 2013 session the General Assembly worked on a plan that would "kick start" the renovation of Rupp Arena by providing seed money for plans, impact studies and the other necessities that must be completed on any project long before the first hammer is swung. These are all necessary costs that must be covered if we ever want to see a renovated Rupp Arena at the University of Kentucky.
The funding of this project has been unfairly targeted by some because the $2.5 million for these plans came from uncommitted multi-county coal severance funds. I do not feel this is a fair criticism because I said then, and repeat now, that every penny of this money would be returned to the coal severance fund and that absolutely no coal county would see a dime less for the local projects and resources their residents depend on.
With the close of the 2014 legislative session, I am happy to report that we have kept our word and ensured that this money will be paid back in full while the naysayers who lambasted the General Assembly for this move have been proved wrong.
Rupp Arena and the Lexington Convention Center may not be in a coal producing region, but they are important to our Commonwealth as a whole in many ways. Rupp, as we all know, houses our University of Kentucky Wildcat basketball team, which brings an enormous amount of pride and visibility to Kentucky across the county. The arena as well as the attached convention center also helps drive Kentucky's economy by bringing out-of-state travelers to the Commonwealth for events which helps fill our state coffers.
When we loaned the project $2.5 million for the planning and development of the renovation of Rupp, it was just that – a loan. I made it clear from the outset that this money was not a giveaway and that it was to be paid back in full to the Coal Severance Fund. With the passage of House Bill 301 earlier this month, we mandated the process for those funds to be returned in full and on schedule.
No coal counties will lose out on funding, Lexington or the State's General Fund Surplus Account will repay the loan in full. Rupp Arena's much needed renovation continues to move forward. This is the definition of a "win-win."
As we continue the discussion on how to finance the renovation of Rupp Arena, there will be a lot of talk on where, how and when funding will be provided. I hope that folks will remember – when it came to the very first commitment to a new Rupp Arena Project– the Kentucky House of Representatives recognized the need to plan the project and took the necessary actions to provide the seed money. Let's not forget that the House was there as well this year in supporting the additional bonding this project will need.


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They can be purchased at any Ticketmaster location, by calling 520-321-1000, by contacting the Desert Diamond Casino Box Office, or by visiting www.desertdiamondcasino.com. Doors open at 4:00 P.M. with the first bout set to go off at 4:30 P.M. Portions of the night will be aired on TeleFutura.
Mexico Citys Jhonny Gonzalez (33-5 28 KOs) is pitted against Irene Mambaco Pacheco (33-1 24 KOs) out of Arbolete, Colombia. With near identical records the only thing that separates these two men is a world title. Gonzalez has one. Pacheco does not. First obtaining the belt at the Diamond Center as part of the Boxing World Cup in 2005, Gonzalez has gone on to defend it against the likes of Fernando Montiel. But his days as owner may be limited. Pacheco holds the number one ranking and is primed to cause an upset in front of a pro-Gonzalez crowd.
The co-main event features a future world champion himself, Vicente Escobedo (13-1 11 KOs). This former Olympian is graced with the moves, the power, and the raw talent of any top contender. Watched closely by fans and fighters alike, Escobedo has been dubbed by many as the next Oscar De La Hoya. His opponent has yet to be named.
Nogaless David The Destroyer Lopez (30-12 20 KOs) is back for more. Already annihilating his last two opponents at the Diamond Center, Lopez is looking to strike down number three. Untouchable in the ring, Lopez has a top five ranking and a home court advantage in Southern Arizona. But his contender, Rocky Montoya (26-2 17 KOs), who fights out of Houston, Texas, may be just the man to silence the crowd.
Also on the card is Sonoras Gabriel Rey Martinez (13-0 7 KOs) and Phoenixs Arturo Brambilla (8-8 4 KOs) in a six-round welterweight bout. Adan Leal (2-0 2 KOs) out of Nogales and Martin Minjarez (2-0 1 KO) from Odessa, TX, will go head-to-head in a four-round welterweight fight. Joey Silva (5-0 2 KOs) will take on Luis Raul Galvan (3-5 2 KOs) in the super flyweight division. Nogaless Javier Flores (1-3) is part of the four round lightweight bout against Phoenixs Jorge Marquez (1-0).
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In a surprise for morning readers, the weekend International New York Times edition dated March 22-23, which is distributed along with The Express Tribune here, had a huge blank section on its front page.
The article that was blanked out was "What Pakistan knew about Bin Laden" by Carlotta Gall which appeared earlier in other editions on the front page and can be viewed online. The article, which is an extract from her forthcoming book, is continued on page two but in the edition in Islamabad, there is a full-page advertisement for The Express Tribune, which is the paper's partner. It is printed in three cities in Pakistan.
Ms. Gall's excerpt says, "Soon after the Navy SEAL raid on Bin Laden's house, a Pakistani official told me that the United States had direct evidence that the ISI chief, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, knew of Bin Laden's presence in Abbottabad. The information came from a senior United States official, and I guessed that the Americans had intercepted a phone call of Pasha's or one about him in the days after the raid. "He knew of Osama's whereabouts, yes," the Pakistani official told me. The official was surprised to learn this and said the Americans were even more so. Pasha had been an energetic opponent of the Taliban. "Pasha was always their blue-eyed boy," the official said. But in the weeks and months after the raid, Pasha and the ISI press office strenuously denied that they had any knowledge of Bin Laden's presence in Abbottabad."
The director general Inter Services Public Relations on Thursday had said the allegations of Ms. Gall in her article which appeared on March 19 were baseless and ridiculous. Intelligence sources on Wednesday said there was no truth in The New York Times report which said that the then ISI chief Lt. General Ahmad Shuja Pasha knew of the presence of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad.


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Meridian -- A Caldwell boy is being called a hero by his family, after his grandparents' home caught on fire in Meridian, and he came to the rescue.
The fire, earlier this month, heavily damaged Chris and Wendy Page's Meridian home.
Just how fortunate we were that we were awake when it happened, and that we were able to get everyone out safely, said Wendy.
The Page's 14-year-old grandson, Tyson Raden, had come over that day to help his grandpa put up Christmas lights. They were all sitting around the table, about to eat breakfast, when they noticed a puff of smoke in the garage and smoke began billowing into the home.
Tyson's three young cousins were asleep in the house and he knew he had to wake them up.
Getting the kids out, that's the number one thing, said Tyson. Make sure everyone is out of the house.
Tyson went over and woke up Sapphire and helped her out of the house, and Nemi was next to her, said Wendy. At that same same time, I ran to get my grandson, Noah, out of the bedroom and Tyson followed me and carried Noah out of the house and made sure all the kids were safe and took care of them.
Tyson says the ordeal was scary, but he did what he had to do to save his family.
His grandparents say he is their hero.
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Uric acid correlated with multiple sclerosis disease activity(18/02/15)
In a study published in the journal Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, investigators Moccia et al identified uric acid as a potential biomarker in the progression of multiple sclerosis-related disability.
Uric acid, which has activity as a natural scavenger of oxygen radicals, is present in the bloodstream as a breakdown product of purines (adenine and guanine). In animal studies, uric acid has been shown to have some potential as a treatment for MS. Results of these studies led investigators in the CCLM study to search for a relationship between MS severity and levels of uric acid. In the case-control study, using propensity score matching, investigators paired 362 patients with MS and 181 control individuals without MS.
To reduce variation between populations, investigators corrected data for patient age, gender, and kidney function. Upon regression analysis, investigators identified a significant association between low levels of serum uric acid among patients with MS compared with controls, with an R-squared value of 30.4 per cent and significance determined at a P value level of 1.4 per cent.
Longer disease duration was associated with a longer time from diagnosis and a higher Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score (P < .001, all comparisons). These findings suggest that uric acid levels may be a biomarker of MS disability and progression, even though previous studies suggest that uric acid may have a limited role as a disease marker and as a therapeutic target in MS.
For example, a 2006 analysis, published in the journal Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, found that uric acid levels did not change as a result of immunomodulatory or immunosuppressive drug treatment in patients with MS.
In addition, in the Association of Inosine and Interferon beta in relapsing- remitting Multiple Sclerosis (ASIIMS) trial, investigators administered a precursor of uric acid — inosine — to patients with MS in conjunction with interferon-beta over the course of two years. The results of this trial were negative, and uric acid did not have any additional benefit on disability outcomes versus interferon-beta alone.
Despite the negative result of the ASIIMS trial, antioxidative drugs may have a future in treatment of MS. However, uric acid may be a biomarker — not a treatment modality. Studying uric acid may help physicians predict the progression of MS in patients, although previous research indicates that uric acid levels do not predict response to treatment, and supplementation with uric acid does not alter the progression of disability in MS. Further study will be necessary to determine whether or not drugs that mimic the effects of uric acid are of any value.
Source: HCPLive Copyright HCPLive 2006-2013 Intellisphere, LLC (18/02/15)
The effects of microparticles on endothelial barrier function in MS and clinically isolated syndrome highlighted(22/09/14)
Microparticles in multiple sclerosis and clinically isolated syndrome: effect on endothelial barrier function.
Cell-derived microparticles are secreted in response to cell damage or dysfunction. Endothelial and platelet dysfunction are thought to contribute to the development of multiple sclerosis (MS).
Our aim here is, first, to compare the presence of microparticles of endothelial and platelet origin in plasma from patients with different clinical forms of MS and with clinically isolated syndrome. Second, to investigate the effect of microparticles on endothelial barrier function.
Results: Platelet-poor plasma from 95 patients (12 with clinically isolated syndrome, 51 relapsing-remitting, 23 secondary progressive, 9 primary progressive) and 49 healthy controls were analyzed for the presence of platelet-derived and endothelium-derived microparticles by flow cytometry.
The plasma concentration of platelet-derived and endothelium-derived microparticles increased in all clinical forms of MS and in clinically isolated syndrome versus controls. The response of endothelial barriers to purified microparticles was measured by electric cell-substrate impedance sensing.
Microparticles from relapsing-remitting MS patients induced, at equivalent concentrations, a stronger disruption of endothelial barriers than those from healthy donors or from patients with clinically isolated syndrome. MS microparticles acted synergistically with the inflammatory mediator thrombin to disrupt the endothelial barrier function.
Conclusions: Plasma microparticles should be considered not only as markers of early stages of MS, but also as pathological factors with the potential to increase endothelial permeability and leukocyte infiltration.
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Molecule linked to neurological dysfunctions identified(06/08/14)
A team of researchers has pinpointed a small molecule responsible for nerve cell damage and other symptoms tied to neurological diseases, including multiple sclerosis (MS).
In a study published in the June 2014 issue of The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Journal, investigators at The Open University (OU) in the United Kingdom and colleagues from Sheffield, London, and Amsterdam highlighted the behavior of MicroRNA-155 (miR-155) and its activity during inflammation.
According to a statement released by the OU, inflammation in the molecule creates gaps in tissue cells, leading to toxins entering the brain from the bloodstream. In comparison, unaffected individuals' cells create a barrier that prevents molecules from invading the brain.
"We have identified miR-155 as a critical miRNA in neuroinflammation at the blood-brain barrier (BBB)," the authors noted. "miR-155 is expressed at the neurovascular unit of individuals with MS and of mice with experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis."
The statement also noted that cells that line blood vessels and control molecules' brain access when inflamed become "leaky" due to neurological immunity. This inflammation, the study noted, has been observed with several conditions such as MS, HIV, dementia, and bacterial infections of the blood.
The investigators said that while BBB dysfunction was recognised in MS and stroke patients, molecular activity behind the dysfunction is still a mystery.
"This research has helped us to gain a better understanding of how toxins and other blood-borne molecules are leaked into the brain in inflammatory conditions," lead author Ignacio Romero, MD, senior lecturer in Cellular Neuroscience in Open University's Department of Life, Health and Chemical Sciences, said in a statement."This is crucial, not only for helping to explain the molecular underpinnings of neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and MS, but also for opening up new possibilities for developing treatments to reduce the flow of these unwanted molecules to the brain and also for delivering life-saving drugs."
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KIR4.1 ruled out as possible antigen for MS(15/07/14)
Investigation of the KIR4.1 potassium channel as a putative antigen in patients with multiple sclerosis: a comparative study.
Brickshawana A, Hinson SR, Romero MF, Lucchinetti CF, Guo Y, Buttmann M, McKeon A, Pittock SJ, Chang MH, Chen AP, Kryzer TJ, Fryer JP, Jenkins SM, Cabre P, Lennon VA.
BACKGROUND: Antibodies have been implicated in the pathogenicity of multiple sclerosis by findings of immunoglobulins in patients' CSF and often IgG and complement in lesions, and by a 2012 report that nearly half of patients' serum samples contain IgG specific for a glial potassium-channel, KIR4.1. We aimed to establish the frequency of KIR4.1-binding IgG in serum and CSF of patients with multiple sclerosis, and whether KIR4.1 immunoreactivity is retained or lost in demyelinating lesions.
METHODS: Using ELISA with a KIR4.1 peptide, we tested archival serum from 229 population-based and 57 clinic-based patients with multiple sclerosis, 99 healthy controls, and 109 disease controls, and CSF from 25 patients with multiple sclerosis and 22 disease controls. We tested all CSF and serum samples from 50 of the clinic-based patients with multiple sclerosis on cells expressing functional KIR4.1, using cell-based immunofluorescence and immunoprecipitation (solubilised recombinant human KIR4.1). We assessed KIR4.1 immunoreactivity in archival brain samples from 15 patients with histopathologically confirmed multiple sclerosis (22 plaques [eight early active, eight inactive, and six remyelinated], 13 periplaque regions and eight normal-appearing white-matter and grey-matter regions) and from three controls with non-neurological diseases.
FINDINGS: Three of 286 serum samples from patients with multiple sclerosis and two of 208 serum samples from controls showed KIR4.1 reactivity on ELISA; none of the CSF samples from patients or controls showed KIR4.1 reactivity. IgG in none of the 50 serum samples from clinic-based patients immunoprecipitated KIR4.1, but a commercial KIR4.1-specific control IgG did. By immunofluorescence, one of 50 serum samples from patients with multiple sclerosis yielded faint plasmalemmal staining on both KIR4.1-expressing and non-expressing cells; 16 bound faintly to intracellular components. In all cases, IgG binding was quenched by absorption with liver powder or lysates from non-transfected cells. Binding by the KIR4.1-specific control IgG was quenched only by lysates containing KIR4.1. IgG in none of the 25 CSF samples from patients with multiple sclerosis bound to KIR4.1-transfected cells. Glial KIR4.1 immunoreactivity was increased relative to expression in healthy control brain in all active demyelinating lesions, remyelinated lesions, and periplaque white matter regions.
INTERPRETATION: We did not detect KIR4.1-specific IgG in serum or CSF from patients with multiple sclerosis or KIR4.1 loss from glia in multiple sclerosis lesions. Serological testing for KIR4.1-specific IgG is unlikely to aid diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. The target antigen of multiple sclerosis remains elusive.
FUNDING: The National Institutes of Health, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and the Mayo Clinic Robert and Arlene Kogod Center on Aging.
Source: Lancet Neurol. 2014 Jul 4. pii: S1474-4422(14)70141-3. doi: 10.1016/S1474-4422(14)70141-3. [Epub ahead of print] & Pubmed PMID: 25008548 (15/07/14)
Cytokine signature patterns provide insights into immunomodulatory drug effects(07/07/14)
The use of cytokine signature patterns: separating drug naïve, interferon and natalizumab-treated multiple sclerosis patients.
O'Connell KE1, Mok T, Sweeney B, Ryan AM, Dev KK.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory illness characterised by demyelination and axonal neurodegeneration. Here, we used serum samples from MS patients to demonstrate if "cytokine signature" patterns can separate different patient groups better than using single cytokines.
In this case, we used cytokine profiling to demonstrate if "cytokine signature" patterns can separate MS patients treated with interferon or natalizumab from drug naïve patients.
Serum levels of eight individual cytokines (TNFα, IFNγ, S100B, IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8, IL-17 and IL-23) in MS patients treated with interferons (n = 11) and natalizumab (n = 14) were measured and, in general, showed reduced levels compared to drug naïve MS patients (n = 12).
More evident changes were seen when analyzing "cytokine signatures" (i.e. summed value of all eight cytokines), which showed that patients treated with natalizumab and interferons showed significantly reduced cytokine signature levels than drug naïve MS patients.
Moreover, patients treated with natalizumab were separated from drug naïve patients by almost 100% fidelity and that patients treated with natalizumab also had reduced levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines compared to patients treated with interferon.
Overall, this study provides an example showing that the use of "cytokine signatures" may provide benefits over the analysis of single cytokines for the development of potential biomarkers.
Source: Autoimmunity. 2014 Jun 30:1-7. [Epub ahead of print] & Pubmed PMID: 24974887 (07/07/14)


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British trip-hop superstars Portishead are set to release their third album, appropriately titled Third, on April 28, but you can hear it now, for free, at Last.fm/music/portishead.
The eleven-track offering will be the first studio release since the band's 1997 self-titled record.
Third Track List
Portishead is Beth Gibbons, Adrian Utley and Geoff Barrow. The band went on hiatus after releasing Portishead to pursue other projects. The group re-emerged in 2005 for a tsunami benefit concert in England, and also curated the U.K.'s All Tomorrow's Parties festival in December.
The band is set to play a major slot at Coachella Saturday night before Prince.
this album is a great listen. I like portishead. if you haven't listened to the new Orb album yet, you should listen to that too.
I can't believe it's been 10 years since they put out something new. I like their stuff, I'll have to check this out
Beth Gibbons... I Love You.
I listened to this stream...and I've liked Portishead in the past...but I didn't like this. I miss the turntable scratches and overall it just didn't have that same appealing groove that I remember. Beth's voice even bothered me in a few high-screech spots...but maybe I never listened to them with headphones on before as I am now...I don't know, but I won't be buying this album and maybe I'll hope it gets better with a live version. But props for streaming it for free!
Good to have them back. If you arent into them check there Live in NYC dvd. Amazing,,,,,
Radiobore to notice this is what a real band sounds like.
new stuff sounds good. but roo to roth to acl, listen to amnesiac>KID A> Hail to the thief and realize the ignorance of your comments!


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The tree, a 30 foot tall blue spruce, was donated by Nampa residents Jenica and Erik Lawrence.
The Lawrence's neighbors say the previous owners of the property brought the tree down from Arrowrock Dam and planted it in their front yard more than 40 years ago.
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she looks nice, and so is the cover unlike others this is a good one...
@veena_rocks & enchanted - I think there was an article a few days ago saying that Angela had confirmed that she had been dating Ranbir. Here's the link: http://india-forums.com/bollywood/talk-round-town/20062-i-dated-ranbir-confirms-angela.htm
Though having said that, she might be lying for publicity. And as you say, it's still not fair on her for that to be her 'claim to fame.'
Anyhow, she looks nice on the cover, and I'm really liking the colour scheme that they've chosen.
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thank for the awesome articles
she looks model-esque..i like her :)
it is really annoying to say that her claim to fame was "dating ranbir"! its not even confirmed yet! ..and nobody wants tht to be their claim to fame!
who told u she "IS DATING" RK?
its nt confirmed yet
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A Generalization of the Collatz Problem. Building Cycles and a Stochastic Approach
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The (3x+1)/2 problem is generalized into the n-furcation problem (l i x+m i )/n where i∈[0, 1, ..., n−1]. It is shown that, under some constraints on l i and m i , the main bijection property between the k less significant digits of the seed, written in base n, and the sequence of generalized parities of the k first iterates is preserved. This property is used to investigate a stochastic treatment of ensemble of large value seeds. The bijection property predicts stochasticity for a number of iterations equals to the number of significant digits of the seed. In fact, the stochastic approach is valid for much larger numbers, a property which is more easily shown by using increasing sequences than decreasing ones. Finally, we extend the stochastic approach to cases where the bijection theorem does not hold, introducing the matrix giving the probability that a "j" number (where j is the last significant digit of this number written in base n) gives a "i" number iterate.
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- Title
- A Generalization of the Collatz Problem. Building Cycles and a Stochastic Approach
- Journal
Journal of Statistical Physics
Volume 107, Issue 5-6 , pp 1283-1298
- Cover Date
- 2002-06-01
- Print ISSN
- 0022-4715
- Online ISSN
- 1572-9613
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- 3x+1 problem
- Collatz problem
- mixing process
- random walk
- numerical simulation
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- J. L. Rouet (1)
- M. R. Feix (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Laboratoire de Mathématique, Applications et Physique Mathématique—UMR 6628, Université d'Orléans, UFR des Sciences, F-45067, Orléans Cedex 2, France
- 2. Ecole des Mines de Nantes, SUBATECH, La Chantrerie, 4 rue A. Kastler, B.P. 20722, F-44307, Nantes Cedex 3, France


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Lee deputies identify suspect, victim in Bonita Springs shooting
A 51-year-old Bonita Springs man is jailed in Lee County this morning, accused of second-degree murder in the shooting death of another Bonita Springs man Friday.
Lee sheriff's officials today identified the accused as Randy Marquardt, of 10351 West Terry St., who is arrested in the shooting death of Joseph Gales, 50, at his home at 11026 Smokey Drive, in Bonita Springs, at about 10:20 a.m. Friday.
Sheriff's officials said Marquardt fled after the shooting to Fort Myers and kidnapped his estranged wife in an attempt to avoid getting caught. Witnesses provided deputies a description of Marquardt's red van when they saw it fleeing the scene of the shooting, sheriff's officials said.
"Preliminary details reveal Marquardt shot Mr. Gales multiple times before fleeing Smokey Drive in his van," a sheriff's statement said. "He received a phone call from a friend which tipped him off to the fact law enforcement was looking for his red van. Marquardt knew his estranged wife was babysitting an infant in Fort Myers and drove to the home to get her car and ditch his van."
The statement said he feared she would turn him in so he "forced her at gunpoint to leave" and "drove away with his wife, leaving the 8 month old child unattended at the home."
Sheriff's officials said she eventually got away from him and authorities were notified of the area where he was at. Deputies located him, making the arrest. The infant was OK, sheriff's officials said.
Sheriff's officials said Marquardt had disposed of a bloody shirt he was wearing when Gales was shot, and the gun used, but both were recovered.
The Sheriff's Office statement didn't release a possible motive why Marquardt would have shot Gales.
The homicide happened around 10:20 a.m. at Smokey Drive and Matheson Avenue.
Hours after the shooting, investigators remained on scene with about half of the U-shaped Smokey Drive cordoned off by crime scene tape.
Neighbors reported that they'd heard several gunshots.
Gales had owned the home at 11026 Smokey Drive since 2005, according to Lee County property records.
He was a registered roofing contractor until the end of August, when his license expired. State records show he owned a company called Quality Roofing of SW Florida.
In a separate south Lee County shooting Friday, deputies were dispatched around 4 a.m. to a home in San Carlos Park. When they arrived to the house at 9188 Hamlin Road, a woman with a bloody arm stumbled out the front door and said she'd been shot, according to an arrest report.
Barbara Lee Mason, 35, told deputies she'd been hanging out at a friend's house earlier in the evening when an acquaintance asked for a ride home. The two later agreed to hang out at Mason's house, she said.
Mason said once they got to her home, the acquaintance began to make unwanted sexual advances toward her and pushed himself on top of her when she refused him.
Mason then pulled her .40-caliber Ruger from her purse, but the man grabbed it from her and punched her in the face, deputies reported.
Mason said the man fired at her and ran out the front door, taking her gun and her blue Cadillac. Deputies said they found a spent bullet in the master bedroom closet and a bloody pillow on the floor.
Mason was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers for treatment.
As of late Friday, the suspect wasn't in custody, Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Larry King said.
"On Friday, September 20, 2013, at 10:20 a.m., the Lee County Sheriff's Office began receiving calls about a shooting. The incident occurred at a residence in the 11000 block of Smokey Drive, Bonita Springs, Florida. Deputies responded to the scene.
"Upon arrival, deputies found a man laying on the ground who had sustained fatal wounds. The victim was identified as 50 year old Joseph Gales of 11026 Smokey Drive, Bonita Springs. Witnesses reported seeing a red van leave the area after hearing gunshots in the neighborhood. The area was secured as a crime scene and suspect vehicle information broadcast for deputies and other law enforcement to be on the lookout.
"Due to the nature of the incident, detectives assigned to the Major Crimes Unit arrived to continue the investigation and developed a suspect identified as 51 year old Randy Marquardt of 10351 West Terry Street, Bonita Springs. The gunman was known to drive a 2004, red Pontiac van.
"At 12:35 p.m., the Sheriff's Office received a call about a disturbance at a residence on the 12000 block of Terabella Way, Fort Myers, Florida. The suspect vehicle was located and information obtained which led to the capture of the wanted subject.
"Preliminary details reveal Marquardt shot Mr. Gales multiple times before fleeing Smokey Drive in his van. He received a phone call from a friend which tipped him off to the fact law enforcement was looking for his red van. Marquardt knew his estranged wife was babysitting an infant in Fort Myers and drove to the home to get her car and ditch his van. Afraid his wife would turn him in, he entered the house and forced her at gunpoint to leave; he grabbed her hair and arm by one hand while holding the gun in the other. He drove away with his wife, leaving the 8 month old child unattended at the home.
"After kidnapping his estranged wife, the suspect discarded a bloody shirt worn when he shot Mr. Gales, as well as the gun used. Eventually, the kidnap victim was able to return back to the residence and provide the last known location of the suspect. Marquardt was reported on foot near the McDonalds on Daniels Parkway where he was taken into custody without further incident. Four marijuana cigarettes were located in his possession when he was searched. The gun and shirt he had disposed were recovered. The infant was found to be unharmed.
"Marquardt had been transported to the Lee County Jail and is charged with second degree murder, armed occupied burglary, kidnapping, and possession of marijuana less than twenty grams."
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I assume you are having a very good surveyor go over everything before you consider purchase. It might be wise that you mention to your surveyor that you intend on taking off for a 500 mile ocean trip very shortly after purchase. I trust you'll make time to do some "shakedown" trips before heading out the big trip. A daytrip is a much better time to discover a serious issue than when 60 miles offshore.
My biggest suggestion for what you and your son should take with you is...a sailor experienced in ocean crossings. More than gadgets I can think of nothing better than finding someone willing to go along and help with watches who has "been there and done that".
I see you mention that you will have a navigation system along. I strongly suggest having no less than three ways to navigate. A spare hand held GPS could be priceless if things really go bad. I would also want something like a liferaft. A decent dinghy on deck would be better than nothing. An EPIRB or at least a SPOT. A spare handheld VHF. I can go on and on. May I suggest you start a new thread here and ask the whole forum what they would take on a 500 mile nonstop trip on a boat that they have owned for a few days.
Let me know how things go, I am intriguied.
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Thanks for the reply. We (my son and I) enjoyed the insight. The boat we are going to look at Monday morning is a shoal keel with 3' 6" draft.
So ours will not be the same in all respects as yours, but the information proved useful. I imagine in rough seas it will have the same solid feel as yours which will be new to us. We have been sailing a 23' Aquarius with a retractable keel, a very light boat in comparison to this heavyweight. This was our 1st experiance with sailing. Our top speed was 7.3 knots and we were able to sail in light winds. We own a 27' O'Day now and will probably sell it. We only had it for a brief while and decided we did not want to invest much time and money into it because of the condition she is in.
I know we are going to enjoy the roominess of the BC31 as we enjoy taking company on sailing day trips.
If we purchase it and I think we are we will sail her home from Southold New York to our home in the Chesapeake Bay this Friday coming. This will be quite an adventure for us as we have never been on the Ocean before. All our experience is in rivers and the bay. We will be sailing 24 hours a day in shifts the whole time we are in the Ocean. We will go up the Deleware bay to the D&C canal and down the Chesepeake to the Potomac river and into the Wicomoco River and home.
Any suggestions you might have on things that we should absolutely have with us would be appreciated. We have a navigation system and the furthest point from land we will be is 65 miles. The total trip will be about 500 miles straight line.
I am not able to post a picture of our BC31 but will do it soon.
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