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So it turns out your some guy in the future thats been taken to this facility where people want to unlock your DNA memory of your ancestors to get important information. That doesn't sound to bad i guess but when playing and your really getting into the action and gameplay and the game does this weird thing where it skips to a "more resent memory" and you get a feeling of wtf?? I wanted to kill that soldier or run up that wall and you feel really restricted. It can also pull you out of the memory and you go back to the facility and rest which is like someone has pressed a big pause button. Its doesnt need to be so complicated.
At the start of the game the training feels really forced and like they couldn't decide what they could do at some points. It has the worst intro of any game i have ever played and it has a feeling of one of them games thats going to take a while to learn and get into.. not a great start.
Graphically the environments are amazing! Not so much at first but on the later levels when you look over the cities. Every character but yours look poor but otherwise very good.
AI....... What AI. Seriously i went up to a group of soldiers and this one guy was at the front giving them a weird pep talk and i thought it would be funny to kill him and get them all chasing me, so i ran to him pulled out my big sword and killed him.. Nothing happened, they all just stood there as if nothing happened staring at me (this isnt a one off eather it happens alot). It sucks when you kill someone privately where no one can see (like some cool assassin or something) and you walk down the road and everyone starts running around calling you a murderer which happens all the time.. I just gave up having fun killing people because you cant do much without everyone in the whole map suddenly knowing about it. Oh and people just walk aimlessly around also like they have no personality, just a set route.
Revolutionary combat is boasted but you give up and just doing the easiest thing, bash the X button until everyone dies a very unconvincing death. Dont think they could be arsed with such tiny things as xbox live compatibility eather.
Even though these faults are screaming at you there are good points. The graphics, very good. The animation is very clean. The horses look very realistic. The game is very cool when your stuck in the action.
THE BEST BIT!!! Free-running its totally awesome, without it this game would already be in a bargain bin. If found myself saying screw the storyline and just going running across roof tops. This feature would be brill in a gta game.. but thats for a different time i guess lol.
Its not a bad game but its not good.. Never a classic. I feel a bit cheated out of a good game.
This is just my opinion, except for the AI, that really is piss poor.
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Chanel Paris Moscou
Ok, honestly, not much to say here other than, i'm kind of obsessing over Chanel's ability to make such lust worthy nail polish colors ~ There are galaxies of possibilities in these colors, and i almost want them all!
"La Collection Paris Moscou ~ from Russia (via Paris) with love: Three limited-edition, jewel-toned nail shades that evoke the riches of the Russian Empire - the inspiration behind the new CHANEL PARIS-MOSCOU Fashion Show, designed by Karl Lagerfeld." *swoon* So, which color to get? See the names/screenshot on the next page...
p.s. its driving me nuts that they so clearly photoshopped the colors... if only they made the effort to mess with the swirl patterns ever so slightly?
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Section: 3-Faculty
Policy No: 16
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Policy: PERSONNEL FILES
16.1 The College will maintain official personnel files on employees which contain materials relevant to the individual's employment and will be the repository of such information.
16.2 The Human Resource Director is responsible for maintaining official personnel files.
16.3 Departments may maintain secondary employee files, with departmentally relevant information, which assist them in administration.
16.4 All personnel files will be secured and only authorized personnel will be permitted to view them. They are protected under the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA).
16.4.1 Personnel files are the property of the College.
16.4.2 Personnel files may be accessed by administration, supervisors and the employee, if allowed under the GRAMA.
16.4.3 Medical evaluation files are kept separate from the general personnel files and are to be accessed only by the Human Resource Officers and by the employee, unless they are determined to be disclosable under GRAMA or by other legal means.
16.4.4 No person has the right to inspect or copy the contents of the personnel file relating to any other individual, except to the extent that such a person may be authorized to do so pursuant to the GRAMA.
16.4.5 Information may be released by written authorization of the employee.
16.5 An employee has the right to review and have copies made of the contents of his/her file(s) upon request, in the presence of a Human Resource Officer, except for information or materials therein that are classified as "controlled" or "protected" under the GRAMA.
16.5.1 A request to examine a file is to be made to the Human Resource Director.
16.5.2 Information which relates to persons other than the subject employee shall be temporarily removed from the file before employee inspection.
16.5.3 Letters or memoranda of recommendation, evaluation, or criticism which were submitted under request of confidentiality shall be temporarily removed from the file before employee inspection.
16.6 An employee is to be sent a copy of any derogatory or negative information by its originator, before it is placed in his/her file.
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16.9 Employees must notify the Human Resource Office of changes in names, address, telephone number, number of dependents, and any other changes that affect their benefits or personnel matters.
16.10 An employee can challenge any factual statement or entry of factual data in his/her file upon the ground that it is inaccurate, misleading, inappropriate, or otherwise a violation of individual rights.
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>Sonora / Tuolumne News, Sports, & Weather, Angels Camp, Twain Harte, Jamestown | Union Democrat
A 48-year-old man wanted in Stanislaus County on suspicion of theft and a local woman were arrested Tuesday morning in Sonora after police say a stolen generator was found in the trunk of their car.
Sonora police said officers conducted a traffic stop about 8 a.m. on a 1989 Ford Crown Victoria for a mechanical violation in a parking lot on the 300 block of South Washington Street.
Officers could smell marijuana in the car and the driver, Trina Renee Jones, 34, of Sonora, admitted to having several "joints" in the ashtray, police said.
Her passenger identified himself as Ray Eshaya, but a records check showed a "near miss" on a person with a similar last name and date of birth, the report said.
Officers were eventually able to positively identify the passenger as Eshaya Gilbert Eshaya, of Modesto, through his tattoos and an identification card found during a search of the car, according to a Sonora police statement.
A felony theft arrest warrant out of Stanislaus County was also discovered through the records check, Sonora police said.
The vehicle search later uncovered more marijuana and a generator in the trunk, the police statement said. Jones and Eshaya gave officers conflicting accounts of how the generator was obtained, police said.
An investigation led to Orchard Supply Hardware on Mono Way, where a generator worth $800 had been reported stolen the afternoon of Sept. 25. An officer contacted a manager and confirmed the generator was the one stolen in the earlier theft, Sonora police said.
A surveillance video of the alleged theft was reviewed by officers, who determined Jones and Eshaya worked together to steal the generator, according to Sonora police.
Both suspects were arrested and Jones was booked into Tuolumne County Jail on suspicion of felony burglary, possession of stolen property and criminal conspiracy. She posted $15,000 bail that same day and was released, according to jail officials.
Eshaya was booked on suspicion of felony possession of stolen property, criminal conspiracy, petty theft with a prior conviction and a misdemeanor charge of providing false identification to a peace officer.
He remained in jail Wednesday, where the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service placed him on a no-bail hold on suspicion of being in the country illegally, according to jail booking logs.
Both Jones and Eshaya were scheduled to be arraigned in Tuolumne County Superior Court on Thursday, the District Attorney's Office said.
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It is the newest frustration for individuals in the nation who are already penalised for not having a lustrous protection jacket or a caution triangular in the car.
And street protection campaigners in the UK have cautioned that the People from france government-approved breathalysers – which price from £3 – are actually of little use in evaluating whether a car owner is over the drink-drive restrict.
The law is being presented to motivate consumers to breathalyse themselves before generating. The People from france drink-driving restrict is 50mg of liquor in 100ml of program, which means a huge alcohol or a cup of vino.
This is much reduced than the 80mg restrict in the UK.
Drivers who are discovered without a breathalyser kit encounter a excellent of £9 but there will be a interval of elegance until Nov. The breathalyser need delivers the all inclusive expenditures of the compulsory kit needed in Portugal to £40.
The People from france govt has accepted two breathalyser sets – a inexpensive blow-in-the-bag specialist that expenditures £3 and electronic variations that price more than £100.
With the inexpensive edition, customers power the air into a pipe containing yellow-colored deposits. These deposits convert different colors of natural with regards to the level of liquor recognized.
But Bob Deith of AlcoDigital, one of just two UK suppliers of the People from france government-approved breathalysers, said that the technological innovation was out of date.
'Blow-in-the-bag breathalysers were first accepted in the UK for cops use in 1969 and they are not completely precise to figure out whether you are under or over the restrict on the evening you do the consuming,' he said.
'The only factor they are useful for is identifying whether you have liquor in your program at all. It requires significant encounter to be able to tell the simple color change in the powdered ingredients before a approved or unsuccessful analyze. The more precise electronic variations price thousands of weight, which vacationers are not willing to pay.'
The AA's go of street protection, Phil Howard, also brought up issues about the wait between liquor being absorbed and it applying in breathalyser exams.
'We have always criticised post-drinking self-tests,' he said. 'After you have had your last swig of liquor, your studying will keep increase for 40 moments. You can complete the analyze in the pub and fall short it at the street prevent soon after.'
Motorists discovered with 50mg to 80mg of liquor in 100ml of program in Portugal encounter a £108 excellent and could obtain six charge factors on their permit. If a car owner signs up above 80mg, they could be penalized £3,626, reduce their permit and be sent to jail for up to two decades. Police will use their own breathalysers to execute a curbside analyze.
Motorists also encounter £108 on- the-spot charges for not holding a lustrous protection jacket, a caution triangular, headlamp converters for generating on the right and a GB tag or registration menu with EU logo.
And since Jan, satnavs able of uncovering rate digital cameras were also prohibited in Portugal. Those discovered can be penalized £1,208, even if it is not in use.
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|Aerosol therapy for the treatment of osteosarcoma lung metastases: targeting the Fas/FasL pathway and rationale for the use of gemcitabine.
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|Lung metastases are the main cause of death in patients with osteosarcoma (OS). Salvage chemotherapy has been largely unsuccessful in improving the long-term survival of these patients. Understanding the mechanisms that play a role in the metastatic process may identify new therapeutic strategies. We have demonstrated that the cell surface Fas expression, the Fas/FasL signaling pathway, and the constitutive expression of FasL in the lung microenvironment play a critical role in the metastatic potential of OS cells. Here we review the status of Fas expression in two sets of OS cells, human SAOS and LM7 and murine K7 and K7M2, which differ in their ability to metastasize to the lungs. We demonstrated that Fas expression inversely correlated with metastatic potential. Evaluation of Fas expression in a set of lung metastases from patients demonstrated low or no Fas expression consistent with our hypothesis that Fas+ osteosarcoma cells cannot form metastases. The absence of FasL in the lung allows Fas+ osteosarcoma cells to form metastases indicating that the microenvironment is an important contributor to the metastatic potential of osteosarcoma cells. Disruption of the signal transduction pathway using Fas-associated death domain dominant negative (FDN) also allowed Fas+ cells to form lung metastases. Aerosol Gemcitabine (GCB) upregulated Fas expression and induced tumor regression in wild-type Balb/c mice but not Fas L-deficient mice. In conclusion, Fas constitutes an early defense mechanism that allows Fas+ tumor cells to undergo apoptosis when in contact with constitutive FasL in the lung. Fas- cells or cells with a corrupted Fas pathway evade this defense mechanism and form lung metastases. The aerosol delivery of chemotherapeutic agents that upregulate Fas expression may benefit patients with established pulmonary metastases.
|Nancy Gordon; Eugenie S Kleinerman
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The New Park Slope Burglar Has Surprisingly Good Taste
While we certainly don't condone stealing (editorial note: Shame on you, burglar!), we have to say...wow. This is one thief with some seriously good taste, even if her moral compass is undoubtedly way off-kilter. While we can't begin to know what the mind of a law-breaker is like, we imagine her inner dialogue went something like this: "Oh, I could wear this with those Comey clogs I got. Does this come in blue? I bet they have it in blue."
Of course, we're only assuming that the assailant is a woman, judging on his/her loot of choice — but we're not ruling out that this was the work of one desparate — but sartorially informed — boyfriend in a mad rush for the best Christmast present, ever. Here's hoping the NYPD catches the ballsy shopper...might we suggest starting the search at Barneys? (DNA Info)
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Teaching resources for schools, colleges, universities and youth groups
Schools and colleges are now teaching more and more about citizenship and the European Union as well as other topics such as the Welsh Baccalaureate module 'Wales, Europe and the World' and ESDGC but resources and support can be difficult to find. We offer a large variety of publications on various topics concerning the EU such as EU institutions, how the EU works, languages, climate change, and many more. Most resources are print based but DVDs, CD-ROMs, online and video clips are also available for some topics. There is also a range of posters and wall display materials which can be used in a classroom.
All of the resources are available free of charge to either teachers or students as single copies or in bulk for the whole class. Most of these can be obtained in all 23 official EU languages as well as some in Welsh.
Our catalogue of resources is available for download and can be acquired by means of an order form attached to the catalogue. If there is a topic which is not covered or one you would like more information on, please do not hesitate to contact us at EUROPE DIRECT information centre – Wrexham.
Within the Wrexham Library, EUROPE DIRECT information centre – Wrexham maintains a small library of European books which are available for loan to the general public. These books provide information on topics such as how the EU works, EU Law, EU institutions as well as statistics which may be useful for degree or post graduate studies.
We can assist with PSHE workshops, European Days and European Activity Weeks. These can consist of interactive workshops with a general overview of what the European Union is, to European quizzes with prizes, craft sessions, and other activities involving group work. These workshops aim at increasing knowledge about the EU and learning about aspects of EU citizenship.
All sessions can be tailored to your needs and the age of the pupils. If you would like resources for a lesson or classroom materials we can provide these for you free of charge.
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The Rev. Danny Mitchell (left) and C.O. Simpkins (second from left) in June 1992 during their freshman term as members of the Louisiana House of Representatives in Baton Rouge. (Times File Photo)
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Funeral services are pending for the Rev. Danny Mitchell, a former Louisiana state representative and pastor of New Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church in Shreveport. He died Thursday at age 69 from complications of cancer.
Whether in the pulpit or the state Capitol in Baton Rouge, he was known as a gun control advocate, for his fight against crime, particularly gangs, and poverty and was involved in efforts to help erase racial divisions within the Baptist denomination. Mitchell served eight years as District 2's voice in the Louisiana House of Representatives, having unseated ...


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Paris - How much would you pay to emulate astronauts as they float weightlessly in space?
Until now restricted to trainee space explorers and scientists, Europe's "Zero-G" aircraft is to start making commercial flights for paying customers from March 15, its operators said.
The Airbus 300 flies parabolas, offering around 30 seconds of gravity-free experience at the top of each loop.
Over a flight lasting two and a half hours, those onboard acquire a total of five minutes of weightlessness, drifting in a big padded cabin.
Three flights are scheduled for 2013, each of them carrying 40 adult passengers, said France's National Centre for Space Studies (CNES), which operates the specially-adapted plane with the firm Novespace.
And the cost? 5,980 euros (about R70 000) a head.
Zero-gravity flights are already available commercially in the United States and Russia. - Sapa-AFP
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Western pressure on Iran is mounting as mainstream media continue to ready Americans for a likely armed conflict with the Islamic Republic, following a failed two-day International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) visit to the country during which the agency requested access to a military site at Parchin — a request that was denied.
The IAEA said that intensive efforts were made to reach agreement facilitating the clarification of unresolved issues in connection with any military aspects of Iran's nuclear program. No agreement was reached.
"It is disappointing that Iran did not accept our request to visit Parchin during the first or second meetings," IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano said. "We engaged in a constructive spirit, but no agreement was reached."
Top Iranian officials cast the visit in a positive light, saying that the country's cooperation with the IAEA remains at its highest levels. But foreign policy experts cite the failed trip as further proof of Iran's unwillingness to back off of nuclear ambitions, despite international pressure.
According to Reuters, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov warned U.S. ally Israel on Wednesday that despite Iranian unwillingness to cooperate with international demands, any military offensive on the country would be "catastrophic for the region and for the whole system of international relations." The Russians contend that while Iran must be more open to dialogue regarding its nuclear ambitions, there is still much room for diplomacy from Russia, China, the United States, Britain, France and Germany.
Amid mounting tensions, the Israeli Jerusalem Post has given hawks fodder for their war cannons with a report that the Iranians not only wish to pose a threat to Israel, but are currently in the process of developing intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of striking the United States and Europe.
Since 2009, the Administration of Barack Obama has imposed numerous sanctions on Iran, but the President has most recently taken a backseat approach regarding relations with the Islamic Republic, instead leaving the toughest measures to be levied by members of Congress and European allies, according to The Sacramento Bee.
The Administration likely fears that leading into an election season, any actions against Iran will result in soaring fuel prices that will be blamed on the President by detractors in the Republican Party. The price of oil is already on the rise as a result of the conflict, hovering around $106 a barrel in Asian markets on Wednesday.


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It's not that distance learning is a completely new idea. 442AEQASWPUG It was there even in the early 18th century. An advertisement published in the Boston Gazette in 1728 shows that short hand used to be taught by post during those days. Distance learning has changed a lot over the past few decades and introduction of internet as a learning tool has pushed further the growth and development. Online learning or e-learning has become the new black and interactive learning has replaced instructed distance learning, which is a phenomenal change. At present, top USA colleges and universities are emphasizing on interactive learning, which is a good sign.
Whilst traditional classrooms follow a labor-intensive model where the teacher/mentor is a worker and students are his consumers, the methods followed in online education and quite different, and futuristic. An online classroom encourages productivity and creates enough scope for hand-on learning. This way, learners feel more attached to their classes, or the whole learning community. The unwholesome practice of accrediting 'successful' students and stamping down not-so-successful ones is over. New-age learning is all about nurturing possibilities. This way, instructions have faded away and interaction has become more prominent than ever before.
Online degrees help the students, or the aspirants, to bypass their classrooms. Well, there are three points that advocates of conventional learning would like to raise for countering the change. A traditional classroom provides means for learning, is supervised by teachers/mentors and the degrees/certificates received here are the keys to enter the professional field or pursue other materialistic dreams. The three components or attributes are very much present in online learning as well. Students who take up online courses are facilitated with a range of software programs and other tools as well as they gain access to online libraries and all. So the first condition is met. E-mentors are there and this time, one-to-one interaction has become even more feasible. And last but not the least, degrees and diplomas of accredited colleges are accepted, if not preferred, by most of the employers.
From instructive to interactive, distance learning has come a long way. Teachers and students are now both a part of a cognitive and reciprocal learning process and learning is all fun in this changed world. Experience e-learning if you want to become a true 21st century citizen of this planet.


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The Austin American-Statesman ( http://bit.ly/16nqA8a) reports Dr. Joe Finch quit as superintendent of Terrell (TEHR'-ehl) State Hospital.
Carrie Williams with the Department of State Health Services said Friday that the departure gives the agency an opportunity to focus on evaluating the hospital and making improvements.
A recent report from the U.S. Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services says Ann Simmons died in February 2012 of a pulmonary embolism. The 62-year-old woman was held in restraints for 55 hours. The report concluded Simmons didn't get proper care.
Finch couldn't immediately be reached for comment Saturday. Jay Norwood with the state's Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services was named acting superintendent.
Information from: Austin American-Statesman, http://www.statesman.com


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The latest issue of Out Front can be picked up free on news stands at the following
Want Out Front? You can make your business, office or venue a go-to spot for visitors looking for the latest Out Front, the largest LGBT news magazine in the Rocky Mountain region. To request to become a distribution site, contact JC McDonald, Co-Publisher/Vice President/Director of Circulation.
Out Front is available on the first and third Wednesday of each month, free of charge, one copy per person. Additional copies of Out Front may be purchased for $3.95 each, payable in advance at Out Front offices located at 3535 Walnut Street, Denver CO 80205. Out Front is delivered only to authorized distributors. No person may, without prior written permission of Out Front, take more than one copy of Out Front. Any person who takes more than one copy may be held liable for theft, including but not limited to civil damages and or criminal prosecution.


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Analysis of The Poem "Indian Weavers by Sarojini Naidu
Analysing the poem Indian Weavers.
The poem describes the different stages of Human life, i.e. Birth, Marriage and Death. In another way it tells about the life-cycle of a human being means Childhood, Youth, and Old age. The poetess asks three questions to Weavers and their answers are relates to life.
The poetess says that Weavers started their work in early morning and they make bright garments in blue colour as the wings of the Kingfisher. When the poetess ask the question, Weavers tell that they weaving the garment of a new born Child. It relates to the childhood of a person. The childhood is more attractive like blue colour.
The night time the Weavers weaving attractive garments in purple and green colour like the plumes of a peacock. When the poetess asks the question, they tell that it's a marriage veil of a Queen. This suggests the youth of a human being. Youth is the golden time of a life, energetic, enjoyable and attractive. So that's why here used the expression 'The plumes of a peacock, purple and green'.
In the moonlight night the Weaver's attitudes changed, they become serious and calm. The garment is white colour like feather and cloud. They are weaving the cloths of a Dead man's funeral shroud. It clearly indicates the old age of a person. The white colour feather and cloud are carrying to the statement that the end of life, feather had come out from the wing now it has no use and the cloud is moving, after few minutes we can't see the cloud in the actual place.
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Weekend Tri clinics geared to women
Lyndsi Bieging, a Team USA age group competitor, knows what it's like to be intimidated by a bunch of athletic male triathletes.
She's competed in the sport for 11 years and coached for the past year. She recalls being the only woman at a triathlon camp.
"I remember thinking: 'I don't know if I can keep up;'" said Bieging, pronounced Bee-ging. "I'm a pretty good triathlete, and I was stressing out."
Bieging, a DFW Tri Club coach, said she often notices fewer women than men at group training events. She knows there are numerous reasons for the participation gap, but it made her think.
"Why not do an all women clinic?" said Bieging, 33, of Addison. "Why not offer something that makes women not feel intimidated?"
DFW Tri Club coaches Myranda Reeves and Jeanne Jones will be joining Bieging in presenting Saturday's Fort Worth and Sunday's Dallas DFW Tri Club's Women's Only Triathlon clinics.
Saturday's Tarrant County event will begin with an open water swim, a transition clinic and bike ride at Lake Benbrook followed by lunch and nutrition presentation at the Benbrook YMCA/Benbrook Community Center, 1899 Winscott Road, in Benbrook. The afternoon will be filled with indoor run drills, strength training and a question and answer session by Jones, who is handling the Fort Worth area clinic.
Sunday's Dallas clinic will follow a similar schedule with an open water swim and bike ride at Sand Bass Point at Lake Grapevine followed by lunch and indoor training at the Plano South LA Fitness, 3701 W. President George W. Bush Highway, in Plano. The Sunday event will conclude with a Q&A led two top area women triathletes: Lauren Barnett, who will be making her professional debut later this month, and Ashley Johnson.
The cost is $139 for the day-long clinic.
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No bids for Derby County players, says Nigel Clough
Posted: December 31, 2012|
NIGEL Clough says Derby County have had no bids for any of their players with the January transfer window only a day away.
Speculation has surrounded the futures of midfielder Will Hughes and defender John Brayford.
Hughes has been linked with a host of top Premier League clubs and it has been reported that Brayford is a target of Cardiff City.
Asked if he expects a busy January, Clough smiled.
"Well, we have got a few games!" he said.
"Busy transfer-wise? That will depend on what happens with outgoings.
"If anybody contacts us about our players, then we take a view from there but we haven't had a bid for any player.
"If somebody bids, then we have a decision to make but the speculation is just speculation.
"We don't really want to lose anybody but you know how it is in football. Sometimes it happens."


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More Candyman Remake TalkMeh
From STYD comes more talk of the candyman remake. Nothing confirmed they are just saying that SONY is thinking about it. So that means its about as far ahead as when Goon told you months back that Tony Todd was game for a sequel.
High up on my list of movies that does not need a remake is Candyman. That movie scared the shit out of me when I was a young un. I am sure a remake would be all PG13 and sugar coated with a bunch of young hot teens that do nothing for a remakes value.


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Association of the D repeat polymorphism in the ASPN gene with developmental dysplasia of the hip: a case-control study in Han Chinese
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1 The Center of Diagnosis and Treatment for Joint Disease, Drum Tower Hospital Affiliated to Medical School of Nanjing University, Zhongshan Road 321, Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu, PR China
2 Laboratory for Bone and Joint Diseases, Model Animal Research Center, Nanjing University, Xuefu Road 12, Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu, PR China
3 Center of Diagnosis and Treatment for Congenital Dysplasia of Hip, Kang'ai Hospital, Nanchang Road 32, Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu, PR China
4 Department of Pathology, Medical School of Nanjing University, Hankou Road 22, Nanjing 210093, Jiangsu, PR China
5 Laboratory for Bone and Joint Diseases, Center for Genomic Medicine, RIKEN, 4-6-1 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-8639, Japan
Arthritis Research & Therapy 2011, 13:R27 doi:10.1186/ar3252Published: 17 February 2011
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a common skeletal disease, which is characterized by abnormal seating of the femoral head in the acetabulum. Genetic factors play a considerable role in the etiology of DDH. Asporin (ASPN) is an ECM protein which can bind to TGF-β1 and sequentially inhibit TGF-β/Smad signaling. A functional aspartic acid (D) repeat polymorphism of ASPN was first described as an osteoarthritis-associated polymorphism. As TGF-β is well known as an important regulator in the development of skeletal components, ASPN may also be involved in the etiology of DDH. Our objective is to evaluate whether the D repeat polymorphism of ASPN is associated with DDH in Han Chinese.
The D repeat polymorphism was genotyped in 370 DDH patients and 445 control subjects, and the allelic association of the D repeat was examined.
From D11 to D18, eight alleles were identified. D13 allele is the most common allele both in control and DDH groups, the frequencies are 67.3% and 58.1% respectively. In the DDH group, a significantly higher frequency of the D14 allele and significantly lower frequency of D13 was observed. The association of D14 and D13 was found in both females and males after stratification by gender. There was no significant difference in any other alleles we examined.
Our results show an obvious association between the D repeat polymorphism of ASPN and DDH. It indicates that ASPN is an important regulator in the etiology of DDH.


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text: The answer is not clear-cut, but in all societies which have sought to control alcohol consumption, they have done so by limiting the strength of the drinks sold. For many years beer at 5% was not available in parts of Scandinavia, for example, and hard liquor was banned for many years in Belgium even though beer and wine continued to be sold. A drop of 3% abv. may not seem like much but if people, especially younger people, gauge their consumption by the number of units, they will drink less, all things being equal (i.e. even accounting for the different sizes of pours in different bars, etc.). Someone may say, I won't have more than 3 drinks tonight: he or she will drink less alcohol on that basis with a weaker liquor than a stronger. True, some people may have an additional drink to get the feeling they want, but I don't think most will. I guess I don't know for sure, but from a social responsibility point of view, I can't see any harm flowing from reducing the proof of a national liquor brand to 80. I don't know if Brown-Forman intended a beneficial social result, but sometimes private and public interest coincide. I had no problem with the move because I don't think the palate was significantly affected, and a higher proof Jack is available (Single Barrel) for the specialty side of their business. Just my opinion.


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My 52 plate 1.4 tdci is suffering from a major loss of power. It struggles to accelerate and sometimes struggles to get past 30. If you can get it past this and keep the revs up there seems to be a bit more power. Its been back to the main dealers several times without success. They claim to have checked everything and could find nothing wrong, they do however acknowledge theres a fault. Theyve changed the ERG valve despite saying it wasnt at fault, still no better. They claim to have check the turbo, the fuel pressure and the MAF sensor all of which they think is OK. They claim the computer isnt showing any faults. After the last visit an EAC message comes up intermittently. Weve already spent over £400 without a fix and their latest suggestion, in conjunction with Ford Technical, is to replace the Engine Management Computer at a cost of £1200!!!!!! But they cant guarantee a fix.
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C0D312 wrote:I suspect a lot of the stress comes from redundancy... when multiple people have the same issue, they all seem to post on the forum and elsewhere about it. Guillermooo has done an awesome job with docs some far. For the past week or so he's been pushing updates left and right. We (mostly Guillermooo ;) ) are in the process of setting up templates for the doc site and the new "Knowledge Base" which will allow Sublime users to easily contribute and newcomers to overcome the initial ST learning curve (so people don't keep hoarding the forum, filling it will silly questions).
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Agreed. The idea is obviously to spread as much knowledge as I've acquired over the past couple of years so we have a large base of intermediate users who can learn by themselves and help others. Doing so in forum posts has an inmediate effect, but info gets lost in noise quite fast, so I'm less active in the forum but try to identify recurrent problems and document them. I'd be curious to learn how many beginners actually take the time to skim through the docs, though. I don't think they are that many. There are actually a couple of hurdles to get to the docs in the first place...
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Using Computation to Enhance LEDs
Simulations at NERSC have shown that semiconductors made of oft-used materials but with ultra-thin dimensions could lead to dramatically improved LED efficiency. Read More »
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Artificial Photosynthesis I - Design Principles for Light Harvesting
Several NERSC researchers are trying to fully understand photosynthesis, the process that provides the energy source for essentially all living things on Earth. The goal is to aid in the design of light-harvesting catalysts that convert water and carbon dioxide into fuels. Read More »
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Computational Challenges for Nanostructure Solar Cells
Nanostructures offer interesting advantages for constructing photovoltaic and photoelectrochemical solar cells but extreme-scale computational studies of carrier dynamics and electron transport are required to increase solar efficiency to competitive levels. Read More »
Computational Chemistry for Better Fuel Cells
Polymer membranes are key components of fuel cells. They conduct protons while separating the fuel and air reactants. No existing membrane exhibits an optimal combination of properties but extreme scale computing is helping in the rational design of these key devices. Read More »
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Transforming the way we generate, supply, transmit, store, and use energy is one of the defining challenges for the 21st century. At its heart, the challenge is a scientific one, and large-scale simulation plays a pivotal role. Several NERSC projects associated with Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRCs) are involved. Read More »
Finding Hidden Oil and Gas Reserves
America's economic stability and national security are inextricably tied to having a consistent supply of reasonably priced oil and gas. Researchers Gregory Newman and Michael Commer have used NERSC's Cray supercomputers to develop and advance a new way of creating images of the earth's crust from multiple types of seismic data. Read More »
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Research in the MIT laboratories of Prof. Jeffrey Grossman involves gaining a deeper understanding of the underlying physics and chemistry of nano-scale photovoltaic materials and solar thermal fuels. Groundbreaking work has centered on a tantalizing energy storage prospect: molecules that can directly convert sunlight into stored heat in the form of chemical bonds. Read More »


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Our school is equipped with modern facilities and up to date technology as well as a variety of course materials popular with both teachers and students. We currently employ a team of 5 foreign teachers who teach mainly young learners aged 4 to 18 years old. Each student is placement tested on entering the school which means students studying together have the same level of English. Class sizes are kept small to ensure real progress is made.
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Qingdao is a picturesque coastal city that lies on the southern tip of China's Shandong Peninsula, located in JiaoZhou Bay facing the Yellow Sea.Qingdao is well known for its European architecture and attractive coastal landscape. With its abundance of natural beauty and bustling city life, the year-round schedule of tourist attractions and events, as well as an extensive public transportation network, Qingdao truly is an idealplace to live.
The city is famous for its delicious fresh seafood, Tsingtao Beer (China's most famous brand), and its colourful panorama of red-roofed houses and green trees overlooking the sea. The city has many spaces of parkland and forest, and is close to the Laoshan Scenic Area which has its own beautiful mountain landscapes and waterfalls.
In 2008, Qingdao hosted theSailing Regattas of the 29th Olympic Gamesas well as the 13th Paralympic Games and in 2009 welcomed sailors from theVolvo Ocean Race. In February-March 2010 Qingdao will once again welcome the sailors of theClipper Round The World Yacht Race.
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3rd Brigade Infantry soldiers, along with members of Pathfinders and Special Forces, were not deterred by the 20 degree temperatures Wednesday morning as they faced Day Three of their challenge to earn the Expert Infantry Badge.
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BRIDGING THE GAP by Sheeba Raj USCIS Chief Counsel Speaks on I-601A, DACA at D.C. Chapter Meeting U SCIS Chief Counsel Stephen H. Legomsky and Claudia Salem, Chief of the Office of Chief Counsel's (OCC) Adjudications Law Division, provided an overview of OCC's operations and addressed questions from several of the 121 attendees of the January 16, 2013, AILA D.C. Chapter meeting at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill. After explaining the nature of the I-601A provisional unlawful presence waiver to newer practitioners in the audience, Legomsky said that it has its limitations. "Not everybody who would qualify for the traditional waiver overseas will qualify for the provisional waiver …," Legomsky commented. "The hope of the agency is that once we get a fairly good feel for the volume of applications that we're going to receive so that we can get the operational apparatus going, we will consider expanding it to cover additional groups of people within the statutory confines." Legomsky noted that a person who is eligible for prosecutorial discretion "probably" doesn't establish USCIS Publishes Final Rule on I-601A O n January 3, 2013, USCIS published a final rule in the Federal Register, "Provisional Unlawful Presence Waivers of Inadmissibility for Certain 26 V OICE enough hardship for a provisional waiver because both benefits promote different objectives. That is, a grant of prosecutorial discretion gets the applicant out of removal proceedings for the time being, but the provisional waiver is the first step toward lawful permanent residence, so the latter would require more hardship than the former, he explained. As for any appeals process, there won't be any for now because the agency has yet to determine the volume of applications it will receive and its impact on resources. Legomsky also talked about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). He expressed disappointment because the number of applications has fallen short of expectations of most in the public and private sector, and wanted to know from the audience what the agency can do to encourage eligible candidates to apply. But for those who did apply for DACA and later sought and received advance parole, he said that a departure outside the United States isn't a "departure" for purposes of INA §212(a)(9)(B). "The Board [in Matter of Arrabally and Yerrabelly, 25 I&N Immediate Relatives," with an effective date of March 4, 2013. This rule allows certain immediate relatives of U.S. citizens (spouses, parents of adult U.S. citizens, and minor children), who are physically present in the United States, to request a provisional waiver of the unlawful presence bars to admissibility under INA §212(a)(9)(B)(i) prior to traveling abroad for consular processing of their immigrant visa applications. For information on eligibility requirements, the application process, and more, see AILA's practice advisory.


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FARGO – The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has reportedly reserved $1.2 million in fall advertising time for North Dakota's U.S. Senate race.
The national Democratic campaign arm has put their full support behind Heidi Heitkamp, who's competing against Republican Rep. Rick Berg.
The DSCC's first two ads of the 2012 election cycle targeted North Dakota's race. The group has purchased at least $160,000 in ad time here so far.
Roll Call reports the DSCC reserved airtime from Oct. 2 through Nov. 5 to potentially run ads in North Dakota during the final weeks leading up to Election Day.
The reservation is part of a nationwide blitz the DSCC has planned, in order to target the nation's most competitive races, Roll Call wrote.
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6 NYCRR Part 617, adoption of new appendices A and B, and repeal of existing appendices A, B, and C
Pursuant to Environmental Conservation Law section 8-0113, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) gives notice of its adoption of new Model Full and Short environmental assessment forms as follows:
The new forms, which were adopted on January 25, 2012, are a general update to the existing forms, and incorporate consideration of areas of environmental concern that have arisen since the existing forms were last promulgated in 1978 (Full EAF) and 1987 (Short EAF). The forms, as adopted, along with responses to public comment, including responses to comments on the Regulatory Impact Statement and regulatory flexibility analyses are posted on the NYS DEC's website at the following address: http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6061.html.
The effective date of the new forms is October 1, 2012.
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Pursuant to the Environmental Conservation Law sections 3-0301, 11-0303, 11-0305, 11-0317, 11-1301, 11-1303, 11-1316, and 11-1319, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) hereby gives notice of the following:
Notice of Proposed Rule Making to amend 6 NYCRR Parts 10 and 35 pertaining to sportfishing and associated activities, including restrictions on the release of snakeheads and allowances for the collection of bait fish. This notice will be published in issue 7 of the State Register, dated February 15, 2012.
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BRIDGEPORT, Calif. (AP) -- Grammy-nominated R&B singer Frank Ocean is facing a marijuana possession charge after police say he was pulled over on New Year's Eve in California's Eastern Sierra Nevada for driving more than 90 mph in a 65 mph zone.
The Mono County Sheriff's Department says officers stopped Ocean's black BMW at about 4:30 p.m. Dec. 31 as he was heading southbound on U.S. 395.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Jennifer Hansen says a strong odor of marijuana wafted out as a deputy approached the vehicle.
Hansen says the deputy found a small bag of marijuana on the 25-year-old Ocean, whose legal name is Christopher Breaux.
She says the Beverly Hills resident was cited for marijuana possession and released.
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6. In exercising the powers and performing the duties and functions assigned to the Minister by section 5, the Minister shall
(a) have regard to the sustainable development of Canada's natural resources and the integrated management thereof;
(b) coordinate, promote, recommend and implement policies with respect to the matters referred to in that section, and programs and practices established pursuant to those policies;
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(f) participate in the enhancement and promotion of market access for Canada's natural resources products and technical surveys industries, both domestically and internationally;
(g) promote the development and use of remote sensing technology;
(h) promote cooperation with the governments of the provinces and with non-governmental organizations in Canada, and participate in the promotion of cooperation with the governments of other countries and with international organizations; and
(i) gather, compile, analyse, coordinate and disseminate information respecting scientific, technological, economic, industrial, managerial, marketing and related activities and developments affecting Canada's natural resources.
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7. (1) The Governor in Council may make regulations requiring the Minister to prepare a report respecting any matter related to the Minister's powers, duties and functions.
Marginal note:Tabling of report
(2) The Minister shall cause a copy of any report required by the Governor in Council to be laid before each House of Parliament as soon as practicable after the report is prepared.
Marginal note:Positions
8. (1) Nothing in this Act shall be construed as affecting the status of an employee who, immediately before the coming into force of this Act, occupied a position in the Department of Energy, Mines and Resources or in the Department of Forestry, except that the employee shall, on the coming into force of this Act, occupy their position in the Department of Natural Resources under the authority of the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources.
Marginal note:Definition of "employee"
(2) In this section, "employee" has the same meaning as in subsection 2(1) of the Public Service Employment Act.
Marginal note:Transfer of appropriations
9. Any amount appropriated, for the fiscal year in which this Act comes into force, by an appropriation Act based on the Estimates for that year for defraying the charges and expenses of the public service of Canada within the Department of Energy, Mines and Resources or the Department of Forestry, and that, on the day on which this Act comes into force, is unexpended, is deemed, on that day, to be an amount appropriated for defraying the charges and expenses of the Department of Natural Resources.
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This is a quick TIP for anyone working with Tomcat during development and needing it to reload changes immediately… especially if you have Tomcat setup to run your webapp directly out of your IDE's project folder.
REMINDER: Remember you have to change your Project Properties to make your [projdir]/[webdir]/WEB-INF/classes directory your output dir for built classes. By default Eclipse wants to put them in [projdir]/build/classes and Tomcat can't see them.
For example, I had a custom <context> setup to load my web app directly from my Eclipse project:
<Context reloadable="true" antiResourceLocking="true" docBase="path-to-workspace\api.imgscalr.com\webroot" />
Unfortunately, every time I changed a class in Eclipse and hit save, Tomcat 7 wasn't seeing the changes and reloading the web context.
TIP: You can work around this by setting up Eclipse's remote debugger to connect to Tomcat; then as long as the "shape" of your class doesn't change during editing, the VM will swap the class immediately instead of reloading the context.
I started to play around with the different settings (moving the context to the root path and into server.xml) and couldn't get it working.
Then I read in the Tomcat context doc page that setting antiResourceLocking to true disables the ability of Tomcat to reload changes to JSPs, so I figured that might be it.
I swapped antiResourceLocking with the more-specific antiJARLocking setting and suddenly Tomcat was detecting and reloading my changes!
<Context reloadable="true" antiJARLocking="true" docBase="path-to-workspace\api.imgscalr.com\webroot" />
Hope this helps anyone else stuck on this.


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Band is a very highly regarded fine arts program at Prairie Crossing Charter School. Beginning in 3rd grade, students at PCCS are offered the opportunity to study brass or woodwind instruments twice weekly. Students receive band instruction before school once weekly and once during the school day each week. Band students perform in various school assemblies and provide music during 8th grade graduation each year.
The band program is open to students in grades 3 through 8. Group lessons are given during the school day with band rehearsals before school. The bands offered are: Beginning Band, Intermediate Band, Concert Band, and Jazz Combo. Two concerts are presented each year with other performance activities throughout the year.
Although students are accepted in the program at any time, enrollment is usually at the beginning of the school year. All students attend an assembly to introduce them to the program and instruments offered. On the same day students have the opportunity to try the instruments to determine which instrument they would like to play. New students and their parents attend a meeting to learn about the program, obtain equipment and supplies, register and pay fees. All fees apply to late enrollees. Students who enroll three weeks or more after the start of the program must take private lessons, in addition to the program lessons, until playing at class level.
Upcoming 2015/16 PCCS Band schedule updates:
Monday, August 14:
1st band rehearsal at 7 AM in the gym
Monday, August 24:
School assemble early morning followed by "hands on" experience in the barn. Students in grades 3 through 8 scheduled throughout the morning and afternoon to try instruments in the barn. Usually 30 minutes is enough time per class.
Thursday, August 27, 7 PM:
Parent meeting in Helle Hall (is it still named Helle Hall?). Will need someone to let us in @6:30 to set up with access to table and chairs;
Tuesday, September 1:
Concert Band Auditions in barn; scheduled to be forthcoming;
Tuesday, September 8:
1st lesson, schedules forthcoming
Wednesday, December 16:
Winter Band Concert


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Letters to the Editor
We have no 'right' to health care
Dear Editor,
The advocates of universal government-paid health care say that medical care is a fundamental right that belongs to everyone. But is it? Our Constitution names the rights to life, liberty and property as fundamental. Yes, property is a human right. Just as we own our own bodies, we own the products of our mental and physical labor. This is why we rightly condemn slavery.
Stop property tax increases now
Dear Editor,
Colorado property tax revenue has soared 164 percent since TABOR passed. The 2008 cost was about $6.4 billion. That equals over $5,000 per average family of four in direct and indirect property taxes. Business taxes are passed on to customers in higher prices.
Mr. President, are you stupid or something?
Dear President Obama and Your Party Members,
As a two-week resident of LaSalle, Colorado, I was enlisted to drive Sen. Ben Nighthorse and Linda Campbell from an event at Island Grove to their hotel in Greeley.
I got unmercifully lost.
Late-license fines are just new taxes — trust me
Dear Editor,
Gov. Ritter and his crew of pirates deserve all the criticism they are getting over new fees, fines and (ahem) taxes on motor vehicles and trailers.
McInnis must be a 'lawyer-lobbyist'
Dear Editor,
I guess that Republican Party Chair Dick Wadhams was right when he uses the phrase "lawyer-lobbyist." A "lawyer lobbyist" doesn't know a Canadian mountain range from an American. He also doesn't know the difference between Boulder and Colorado Springs, as corroborated by "lawyer lobbyist" Scott McInnis in his recent gubernatorial debut.
Bible verse is life giving
Dear Editor,
After reading Warren Hern's article about George Tiller's death in the June 19 issue, I fear that Mr. Hern fears the same thing happening to him. But he should be encouraged by the words of God Himself: "And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." (Matthew 10:28)
GOP loves nature, too
Dear Editor,
I would like to thank Rush Limbaugh for mentioning Republicans for Environmental Protection (REP) on his radio show June 30. To be recognized by a major leader of the conservative wing of the Republican Party on the air has raised our profile.
Tri-State sets record straight on coal
Dear Editor,
The article "Turbine to send energy to four states" published July 10 in The Statesman mistakenly stated that Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association announced a purchase of energy from a new Kansas coal-based power plant. This is not accurate. Tri-State did announce in April that it would re-evaluate its long-term resource planning, including the appropriate role of energy efficiency, renewable energy, natural gas, coal and nuclear resources as part of a balanced portfolio. Participation in a potential Kansas project is one of many options under evaluation that could help meet Tri-State's member cooperatives' future electricity requirements.
Prayers for Sara Cassidy and family
Dear friends,
A terrible tragedy has befallen one of the Leadership Program of the Rockies family. Sara Cassidy, a graduate of the LPR class of 2004, lost her precious son Colin (2½ years old) in a horrible drowning accident this past Sunday.
Considering a run for office? Let John do it
Dear Editor,
Most professional sports teams have a "franchise player" — the quintessential model of team leadership and ability; the best talent to match up one-on-one with anyone in the league, and the best person in the long run to build a team around.