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BOSTON -- Given another chance to find fault with umpire Joe West's work behind the plate, Red Sox manager John Farrell passed.
"I don't think it was [a factor]," Farrell said. "Looking back at some pitches, the [Tigers] made some very good pitchers' pitches. It would be ludicrous to think that the strike zone was why we were looking at a zero in the hit column in the ninth inning."
What did make a difference, Farrell said, was how good the Detroit bullpen was after starter Anibal Sanchez was lifted in the sixth inning after throwing 116 pitches, even though a no-hitter was in progress.
"Every guy they brought in from the bullpen was mid to upper 90s with a putaway breaking ball," Farrell said, "and when they had to, they executed. To me, that was the biggest thing. They showed more consistency to execute from guy to guy than maybe in the last 6, 8, 10 weeks, based on our scouting reports."
Tigers manager Jim Leyland used three relievers -- right-handers Al Alburquerque and Jose Veras and left-hander Drew Smyly -- before turning the game over to closer Joaquin Benoit in the ninth. Alburquerque pitched a scoreless seventh, striking out two. Veras struck out the only two batters he faced in the eighth before giving way to Smyly, who was brought in to pitch to Ortiz, and retired him on a fly ball.
Benoit gave up Boston's lone hit, a one-out single by Daniel Nava.
"If you told me before the game that Sanchez would be at 116 pitches after six innings, I would have said we're probably in pretty good shape," Farrell said.
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The winner of the tasting will receive the "Best BBQ in the 'Noog: Peoples' Choice Award" along with prizes from the Zoo and much more!"Q n' Brew is a fun event for the whole family," said Darde Long, Zoo executive director. "We hope everyone will come out for this special evening as we showcase Chattanooga's many barbeque vendors while enjoying great live music and tasty beverages in a one-of-a-kind setting."
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When Jesus Christ died on the cross as your supreme sin sacrifice, His blood didn't just seep into the ground and return to dust. It became the active agent in the salvation of all persons who accept Him as their personal savior. Satan respects the power of the Blood and recognizes it as the source of your salvation. Therefore, not only do you need to be filled with the Holy Spirit initially, you need to pray constantly to God for the power of the shed blood of Jesus Christ to cover you, and for the power of the Holy Spirit to surround you.
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Golf stories about Rory McIlroy are a lot more flattering than those a year ago.
And if he reads too much into them, they can be a lot more dangerous.
McIlroy lead from start to finish at Hoylake to win the British Open. Then, he overpowered Firestone at the weekend to win his first World Golf Championship. Now he is the overwhelming favorite at the PGA Championship.
He is looked on in some corners as a sure winner, a label once reserved only for Tiger Woods.
Boy Wonder is not so sure about that.
''Sometimes I feel that people are too quick to jump to conclusions,'' McIlroy said today (NZ time) before heading out for his first look at Valhalla.
''I've had a great run of golf and I've played well over the past few months. Look, I said at the start of the year that golf was looking for someone to put their hand up and sort of become one of the dominant players in the game.
"I felt like I had the ability to do that. And it's just nice to be able to win a few tournaments and get back to where I feel I should be.''
He is No 1 in the world again. He has three wins in his last seven starts.
And with three legs of the career Grand Slam - only Woods and Jack Nicklaus were younger than the 25-year-old McIlroy when they achieved that - there was even talk about the start of a new era.
McIlroy wasn't buying.
''I'm just really happy with where my golf game is at the minute, and I just want to try and continue that for as long as possible,'' he said.
''And people can say what they want to say. That's fine. But I can't read too much into it ... because if you read everything that was being written, I'd turn up at the first tee on Thursday (Friday NZ time) thinking I'd already won the tournament.''
The question lingered whether Woods was going to make it to the first tee at all.
Woods injured his back Sunday (Monday NZ time) - just four months after back surgery - and canceled his news conference Tuesday.
There was no word on his prospects, presumably because he wanted to give himself as much time as possible to see if he could play. Even if he did, that wouldn't take the focus from McIlroy.
McIlroy appears to be in full flight, just as he was in his record victory at Congressional in the 2011 U.S. Open, and just as he was when he won the PGA Championship by a record eight shots in 2012, and then added three more wins the rest of the year against strong fields.
Valhalla, where Woods won 14 years ago, would appear to be suited for him. Then again, just about any course is for a guy who hits it long and straight.
McIlroy said his work in gym has added about 3.1kg of muscle in recent months, and he is now the heaviest he has been. He also has shortened his swing, which would make him more accurate off the tee.
''He's such a great driver of the golf ball,'' Phil Mickelson said as he looked back on McIlroy's win at Firestone.
''Even though the golf course was fairly tight and hitting fairways is important, he kept hitting drivers and he kept putting the ball in play and he kept playing the course aggressively and making birdies. And he plays to his strength.
''He's just a very good talent. We've been waiting a year, year and a half now for it to turn. And it's really turned for him. And he's tough to beat.''
McIlroy was foundering at this time a year ago, missing the cut in three out of six tournaments, not even sniffing contention as he worked through equipment changes.
The final touch was an alignment issue he solved after the Masters, and he is soaring now.
Of the 13 players to win a major and a World Golf Championship, McIlroy and Woods are the only ones to win them in consecutive starts.
In the last 20 years, Woods, Padraig Harrington and Nick Price are the only players to win the final two majors of the year.
McIlroy ended Adam Scott's 11-week run at No. 1, and his intent is to stay there.
''I think the right guy is at No. 1 at the moment,'' Scott said.
''I hope that I could go ahead and win this week and maybe go back to No. 1. But there's no doubt Rory has played the best golf over the last few months.
''It's only motivating to see Rory play so well,'' he said.
''I've said a lot that I feel this is my time, so I've got to beat whatever Rory is throwing out there.''
McIlroy considers this his best major, and the results bear that out.
In five starts, he has finished out of the top 10 only one time. That was in 2011 in Atlanta, where he played the last three rounds with an arm injury after trying to hit a shot through a tree root.
Golf courses typically are softer in August because of the heat. Nicklaus courses tend to have generous fairways, not that McIlroy needs any help these days.
The only change now is the perception.
''Expectations are higher. Hype is a little higher,'' McIlroy said.
''So it's a little bit different this year.''
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Summaries for SCARF1 Gene
The protein encoded by this gene is a scavenger receptor that is expressed in endothelial cells. It regulates the uptake of chemically modified low density lipoproteins, including acetylated low density lipoprotein (Ac-LDL), and it may be involved in atherogenesis. This gene is regulated by the transcription factors ZNF444/EZF-2 and SP1. Alternative splicing results in multiple transcript variants. [provided by RefSeq, Apr 2013]
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SCARF1 (Scavenger Receptor Class F, Member 1) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are Binding and Uptake of Ligands by Scavenger Receptors and Binding and Uptake of Ligands by Scavenger Receptors. GO annotations related to this gene include transmembrane signaling receptor activity and low-density lipoprotein particle binding. An important paralog of this gene is MEGF11.
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Mediates the binding and degradation of acetylated low density lipoprotein (Ac-LDL). Mediates heterophilic interactions, suggesting a function as adhesion protein. Plays a role in the regulation of neurite-like outgrowth (By similarity).


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One of my favorite sayings is, "if you don't know where you're going, any direction will do." While in many cases people take that as license to do whatever they feel like, what it really means is that before you embark on a journey, you should plan your destination. You know, get out the map, plot your direction, find out where you want to go, and what you want to accomplish along the way.
SOA is a journey, and also a destination. For most organizations, SOA is the end goal of the IT organization. They've begun to realize that SOA is the way that they will ultimately run their organization's software (and to a certain extent, hardware too). Their vendors have all begun shipping their software as services, and they may even be using web-based software as a service such as Salesforce.com. So it's now time to understand the destination.
In order to do that, a wise organization creates a Roadmap. Just as you might consult an atlas (or MapQuest these days) to see where you are going, understanding what the stops are on the journey toward full SOA implementation and planning on how to reach them is also critical. Just as you might decide to take a scenic detour for your own enrichment (who doesn't like seeing the changing leaves on some windswept country road over the weekend rather than driving down a soulless interstate), your company may very well choose to take a road less travelled for strategic, tactical, functional, or even financial reasons.
It's one thing to take the road less traveled upon careful planning. It's another entirely to miss the street sign and go off road - it causes detours and rework, not to mention annoyances and loss of credibility with colleagues and the executive committee.
For many reasons, a roadmap for SOA is important, perhaps even critical to the success of the journey, or at least of the team making it. A roadmap for SOA has many aspects. It has foundational elements that include network and hardware, as well as operating solutions. In the modern age, this includes capacity on demand, virtualized containers, and occasionally connected computing. In addition to being the platform that the SOA will run on, these foundations often expose services of their own that enable the creation of more complex business logic or exception handling.
Other elements are also important on the roadmap. The Enterprise Service Bus is a key architectural element - without it you have a point-to-point wiring issue that ultimately becomes even worse than the problems we were trying to solve in the first place. This is an area where companies seem to take detours frequently and one where, in most cases, they really should stick to the roadmap. It's a lot easier to put in an ESB and adapt to it when you start then after you've done a number of implementations.
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"I started with ivory products, and later switched to sandalwood. The art of making sandalwood boxes is extremely intricate and detail oriented, therefore it requires skilled workmanship. I am the guiding factor for my craftsmen, who create these exquisite boxes and other works based on my unique designs.
"My craftsmen and I are deeply involved with the making of sandalwood products. We also use kadamwood on occasion. Sandalwood has a unique natural fragrance, and is available only in a few parts of southern India. It is quite expensive and one has to be extremely careful while cutting the raw wood, to avoid any wastage. The intricate carving on these products is done with an iron needle. The products are polished twice in the production process. The polishing technique used is referred to as buffing, which gives the products an extremely elegant finish."
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The fact that support for Microsoft Exchange 5.5 has already been discontinued and the prospect of support for Exchange 2000 being discontinued shortly sees IT staff facing stiff questions on the future of their Groupware environments.
The Perspektive Open Source conference is a showcase where vendors can present their Open Source-based alternatives.
Many corporations are looking for a successor that integrates more easily with a heterogeneous IT landscape, says Peter Ganten, CEO Univention. "Many companies take a critical view of Active Directory as it influences many other IT sectors. In many cases, better solutions exist", says Ganten who has implemented many migration projects. Newer versions of Exchange rely on across the board deployment of Active Directory.
Cost is another important argument for moving to an open Groupware solution. A typical mid-sized enterprise with a staff of 150 could easily save US$ 10,000 in licensing feeds. "And with the same kind of support", Ganten explains.
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Need to review facts here. BYU lost to Air Force in 1995, the BC game was at home, and the score of the Arizona home game was 20-7.
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The article is correct regarding the BC game -- it's the first blue dot on the graph, accurately showing the 20-3 loss against BC in Provo (graph explanation says "vs. Boston College", meaning it was played at home, instead of "at Boston College").
Not sure what your point is regarding the 1995 game against Air Force -- Bronco wasn't the coach then, and the loss doesn't seem to contradict anything stated in the article.
There are two mistakes though -- the 2007 opener was BYU 20, Arizona 7 (not 23-17 as stated), as you pointed out. Additionally, the 2013 opener was Virginia 19, BYU 16 (not 16-13 as stated).
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The key to restoring production of insulin in type I diabetic patients, previously known as juvenile diabetes, may be in recovering the population of protective cells known T regulatory cells in the lymph nodes at the "gates" of the pancreas, a new preclinical study published online October 8 in Cellular & Molecular Immunology by researchers in the Department of Bioscience Technologies at Thomas Jefferson University suggests.
Tatiana D. Zorina, M.D., Ph.D., an Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioscience Technologies, Jefferson School of Health Professions, and colleagues addressed a question of whether type I diabetic patients' own beta cells, which produce insulin, could recover/regenerate if protected from autoimmune cells. If successful, such an approach would promote the patient's own insulin production without need for its supplementation by insulin injections or beta cell transplantation from the cadaver organ donors.
Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. As many as 3 million Americans have type 1 diabetes, and each year, more than 15,000 children and 15,000 adults are diagnosed in the United States. Type 1 diabetes is a disease that occurs as a result of destruction of beta cells producing insulin by autoimmune cells. The resulting lack of insulin, which is needed to metabolize/process the sugar, leads to increased levels of sugar in the blood and all clinical symptoms of type 1 diabetes. The only currently available therapies for type 1 diabetes patients are based on insulin provision (by different means).
In healthy people, the autoimmune cells are also present, but insulin-producing beta cells (residing in the pancreas) are normally protected from their attack by the T regulatory cells, or Treg cells. Treg cells confront and disable the autoimmune cells in the pancreatic lymph nodes (which play a role of the gates of the pancreas) and thus protect beta cells in the pancreas from being destroyed.
It was shown in this study conducted by Dr. Zorina's group that in the mouse model of type 1 diabetes the Treg cells that normally play a role of the beta cells' "bodyguards" fail to accumulate in the pancreatic lymph nodes, and hence to protect beta cells from being destroyed by the autoimmune cells. The researchers found a therapeutic regiment that normalized the observed deficiency of the Treg cells in the pancreatic lymph nodes in diabetic mice.
As a result of this treatment, the animals were cured from diabetes: their beta cells re-grew (being protected from the autoimmune cells by the Treg cells) and they had normal blood sugar levels for the rest of their lives.
However, the therapy that was utilized to treat these mice was based on bone marrow transplantation, and this treatment cannot be used for diabetic people because of its serious complications. The objective of the next step of this study was to explore the mechanisms that were responsible for results observed in the mouse model for their future adaptation into a clinically safe therapeutic protocol.
The article by Dr. Zorina and colleagues, entitled "Treg Cells in Pancreatic Lymph Nodes: the Possible Role in Diabetogenesis and Cell Regeneration in T1D Model" reports data suggesting a new approach for normalization of Treg cells' protective function in type 1 diabetes. The function of the CXCR4/SDF-1 chemokine axis that is responsible for the Treg cells' trafficking and homing was shown in this study to be significantly decreased in pancreatic lymph nodes in type 1 diabetes. This means that the Treg cells' decreased accumulation and compromised protective effect in the pancreatic lymph nodes could be improved by rectification of the function of this axis.
"Our study represents a new and very specific approach to confront the local autoimmune reactions in type 1 diabetes," said Dr. Zorina. "What we've shown here is that normalizing the Treg cell population in the pancreatic lymph nodes of diabetic mice is associated with the regeneration of their own insulin-producing beta cells and the resulting normalization of their blood sugar levels."
"The ultimate goal of our research is to establish an immunomodulatory protocol that would increase accumulation of the Treg cells in the vicinity of the insulin-producing beta cells in humans by rectification of function of molecules responsible for their homing in this area. This approach to confront insulin deficiency in type 1 diabetes by allowing the patients' own beta cells to recover through the control of Treg cell accumulation in the pancreatic lymph nodes might become a new therapy for type 1 diabetes," said Dr. Zorina."
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