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Type of Physician: Infectious Disease Specialist
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I am an 18 year old looking to pick up for 18 gold teams this summer. I am a 3B/ SS mostly but have also played 2B. I am quick on the bases and had a 520 batting average this year in high school. I moved to California from Oregon last fall so I don't have a regular team. I will be playing softball for California State University Bakersfield this fall so I need to keep my skills up! I graduate June 9th so I wouldn't be available that weekend but any others will work. Please get a hold of me if you are needing a player. I live in Temecula, CA. You can email me at email@example.com
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Question and answer system for the web
YAML as a Model
Catalyst normally relies on database-backed data models; however, in this case the data is stored in a YAML file. It isn't too difficult to define your own model. The line
script/quizshow_create.pl model Questions
creates the lib/QuizShow/Model/Questions.pm file, which you need to populate with the code shown in Listing 2, Mod-Questions.pm.
Listing 2
01 ########################################### 02 package QuizShow::Model::Questions; 03 # Mike Schilli, 2008 (firstname.lastname@example.com) 04 ########################################### 05 use strict; 06 use warnings; 07 use base 'Catalyst::Model'; 08 use YAML qw(LoadFile); 09 10 my $FILE = "/home/mschilli/data/quiz.yml"; 11 12 ########################################### 13 sub total { 14 ########################################### 15 my $yml = LoadFile $FILE; 16 return scalar @$yml; 17 } 18 19 ########################################### 20 sub get_question { 21 ########################################### 22 my($m, $index) = @_; 23 24 my $yml = LoadFile $FILE; 25 return undef if $index > $#$yml; 26 return @{ $yml->[$index] }; 27 } 28 29 1;
The YAML file in Figure 3 defines an array of entries for each question posed by the test. Comment lines starting with # are ignored. The individual array entries start with a hyphen, and comprise sub-arrays with four elements each: the wording of the question, followed by the right answer, and two incorrect answers.
The $FILE variable in Listing 2 defines the path to the YAML file. The total() method parses the data and returns the total number of questions to allow the web application to display the number of questions remaining. total() provides the YAML array in a scalar context to this end; this returns the array length in Perl.
The get_question() method in line 20 retrieves the questions and answers for an array index (0 to n-1) and returns them as a list. If the index does not point to a valid entry, it returns undef. This is the signal to the online quiz that it has run out of questions and has to display the final score.
If the controller wants to access the encapsulated data model, it grabs the Catalyst object and calls $c->model('Questions'). This gives it an instance of the Questions data model whose get_question() and total() methods it can then use.
To install the ready-to-run Catalyst application on the production server, simply enter the typical three commands for CPAN modules in the project directory:
cd QuizShow perl Makefile.PL make install
Catalyst then injects the modules, templates, and scripts required by the application into the Perl hierarchy defined on the used platform.
Instead of the Perl server included by the distribution, I would recommend using a Mod_perl installation to allow Apache 2 to execute the program more quickly:
PerlModule QuizShow <Location /> SetHandler modperl PerlResponseHandler QuizShow </Location>
An Apache 1.3 configuration also is described by the exhaustive Catalyst documentation. If speed is not an issue, there is also a CGI script that Catalyst installs as quizshow_cgi.pl. If you drop the script into the web ser-ver's CGI directory and enter the URL http://localhost/cgi/quizshow_cgi.pl/quiz, the quiz launches.
If you migrate from the test server to the web server, note that the sessions reside below the /tmp/quizshow directory and the web server will normally run under a different user account. If you modify the user privileges correspondingly, the new server can just go on using the old session store.
Apache 2 and Mod_perl 2 cause a similar problem. The Perl module is easily installed on Ubuntu using the libapache2-mod-perl2 and libcatalyst-engine-apache-perl packages, however, Session::Store:: FastMmap complains that it can't handle threads. The alternative Session::Store::File works perfectly; just modify lib/QuizShow.pm accordingly.
Unfortunately, Apache 2 uses the root account to create the directories and is unable to access them later when it spawns non-privileged child processes. sudo chown -R www-data /tmp/quizshow solves the problem by assigning the ownership of the session store to the web server user (can also be nobody).
Further Reading
Besides the online manual and tutorials [4], the book Catalyst [6] offers a very useful overview, although it is not a perfect reference manual as it lacks both an index and the in-depth detail a reference book requires.
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Thank you Active for geting involved...however...this still does NOT address the issue that MOVFITNESS does not get the REQUIRED permits for their "events". Norcal events, Piedmont Park Events in Atlanta, and events in Central Park ALL require permits....along with other guaratees.
it is upsetting to see that these events continue...and we will continue to persue legal action against Mr. Hackney and his events.
Thank you for voicing your concerns about the MOVFitness events. After looking into some of the most recent issues you mentioned in more detail, weve removed all MOVFitness events from the Active.com directory and have opted not to work with the organization at this time.
If you are waiting for a refund, we encourage you to contact MOVFitness again by emailing email@example.com or calling (805) 960-5310 as they have assured us they will provide refunds to anyone who is not completely satisfied with their events.
As previously mentioned, your feedback is invaluable. Again, thanks for the heads up and please keep your reviews and comments coming.
http://www.santabarbara.bbb.org/Business-Report/MOVfitness-92003440 MovFitness has an F rating with the Better Business Bureau and THREE unasnwered complaints. Maybe Active should be more ACTIVE in looking up who and what they publish to the general public less they be just as guilty.
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1 - Lock all doors.
2 - Flip the "Open" signs to "Closed".
3 - Assist any remaining customers and escort them out the door.
4 - Double check the lock on The Monster Book of Monsters! (you know what happened last time.)
5 - Extinguish all lights.
6 - Exit the store.
7 - Cast a Security Spell."
- —Dervish and Banges closing proceedure[src]
A Security Spell (incantation unknown) was a charm used to prevent a break-in on a specified location (a closed shop, for instance). It was part of the closing procedure at Dervish and Banges to cast a Security Spell around the shop premisis.[1]
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Governor Is Mum on Casino Dealings
Gov. David Paterson is refusing to disclose the terms of the state's newly inked compact with a Wisconsin-based tribe to develop a mega-casino in the Catskills, a possible breach of New York's public-disclosure laws.
The decision by Mr. Paterson has deepened suspicions about the gaming plan among lawmakers, state tribal leaders and government watchdogs, who have been critical of the governor for negotiating the deal with the Stockbridge-Munsee with little public involvement.
"There appears to be no valid basis for withholding the compact under the Freedom of Information Law," said Robert Freeman, executive director of the Committee on Open Government, the state body that oversees the public-record statutes.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Paterson said the governor would not make the compact available to the public because it's subject to "ongoing litigation."
The official said the state wouldn't disclose the exact terms before the Obama administration decides whether to approve the project. A lawyer for Stockbridge-Munsee, a former New York state tribe that migrated westward in the early 1800s, said the compact was confidential.
Mr. Freeman said he disputed the governor's interpretation.
"A compact is essentially the same as a contract, and contracts between the government and other parties are accessible," he said.
State Sen. Eric Adams, a Democrat who is chairman of the Racing, Gaming, and Wagering Committee, said he hadn't see the compact, either.
He said Mr. Paterson hadn't responded to a Nov. 19 letter he wrote asking the governor to "suspend any decision" regarding the casino until lawmakers held a hearing to discuss it.
"We've seen no communication at all throughout this entire process," said Mr. Adams in an interview. "I'm hopeful that the incoming governor will be more forthcoming with the information around this."
A spokesman for Gov.-elect Andrew Cuomo said the attorney general is reviewing Mr. Paterson's decision not to release the compact.
Mr. Paterson announced the compact on Monday at a press conference with Stockbridge-Munsee and local officials in Sullivan County, where the tribe and its development partner, Trading Cove Associates, plan to build a 584,000-square-foot casino and resort.
Sullivan County officials, including the county manager and legislative chairman, said they hadn't seen the agreement.
The state's compact was coupled with a land-claim settlement involving a chunk of Madison County over which the tribe had claimed ownership. Under the deal, the tribe agreed to relinquish its claim to the land in exchange for a smaller plot of land in Sullivan. The administration also declined to release the exact terms of that settlement.
In his announcement, the governor said the tribe would distribute 25% of slot-machine revenue to the state. But the compact itself could describe more specifically how money would flow to the state and other investors, and could cast a clearer light on labor and contractual agreements.
"I don't think you keep things secret unless you have something to hide," said Ray Halbritter, head of the Oneida Indian Nation, which for years has clashed with state over land claims and tobacco tax collections. Oneida operates the Turning Stone casino and has long quarreled with Stockbridge-Munsee over land claims.
Critics of the casino say they are skeptical that Mr. Paterson's agreement will clear federal hurdles. The developers must navigate a morass of Indian gaming regulations that have made it nearly impossible for other tribes to pull off such far-flung ventures. Blake Watson, a law professor at the University of Dayton who writes about Indian property law, says he knows of one tribe currently operating a casino outside its home state.
With few exceptions, federal law prohibits Indian tribes from operating casinos on trust lands acquired after October 1988. One of the loopholes allows for gaming on land taken into trust as part of a land-claim settlement with the federal government. That's the key to Mr. Paterson's plan, which is strongly backed by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer.
"I wouldn't oversell it and say it will certainly happen. And I wouldn't undersell it and say it's never going to happen," Mr. Schumer said. "It's a new and novel approach, and I'm going to push it as hard as I can."
Even if Department of Interior officials support New York's land settlement and agree to put the Sullivan land into trust, the legal obstacles would not go away. The vague wording of statutes and constant tinkering of guidelines has turned the approval process into a spawning ground for court challenges and appeals.
Legal experts say it's not clear whether the land-claim settlement would require approval from Congress, which in 2008 rejected an attempt by two Michigan tribes to open off-reservation casinos using the same type of exception.
"This is going to take many years. It could go well beyond 2012," said Carl Artman, who headed the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs during the Bush administration.
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Meier's group studied nearly 4,000 fracture patients aged 50 to 89 and compared their statin use to patients of the same age range and gender with no fractures. They found that current statin use reduced fracture risk by 45%, while recent statin use reduced the risk by 33%, and any history of statin use reduced risk by 13%.
In the second JAMA paper, Philip S. Wang MD, DrPH, of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, studied data collected from New Jersey residents aged 65 or older who were enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, or the Pharmacy Assistance for the Aged and Disabled program. They identified 1,222 patients who had hip fractures in 1994 and compared their statin use to 4,888 healthy people.
"We found that statin use for 180 days prior was associated with a 50% reduction in hip fracture risk, and use of statins in the prior three years was associated with a 43% decrease in risk," Wang tells WebMD.
Cummings says that although the data from this cluster of studies is very encouraging, there are factors that need to be considered For example, when drugs seem to work quickly, it may be because the people taking them were at low risk to begin with, he says. "But on the other hand, people who adhere to medications over the long haul are the ones who tend to have the best prognosis and best health status," he says.
Wang says that since published data from statin studies for cholesterol control suggest that "each statin has a slightly different effect on [cholesterol], it is possible that each would also work differently on bone."
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CA, along with several other states legalized weed for medicinal use several years ago. MI is another one. Try watching the news instead of ESPN once in a while.Would someone explain to me why it is legal in CA to sell and use ( with a "prescription"...umm m,right) but here it is such a crime.
No one ever held up a 7-11, killed the clerk and stole all the $$ while high on weed.(They just stay home and giggle at the TV)
Go after the crackheads ...they'll kill their kids to get a fix.
Police Make Record-Setting Drug Bust | WBNS-10TV, Central Ohio'...
There are 108 comments on the 10TV WBNS story from Nov 16, 2009, titled Police Make Record-Setting Drug Bust | WBNS-10TV, Central Ohio'.... In it, 10TV WBNS reports that:Police were searching on Monday night for the growers behind the largest drug bust in Madison County's history, 10TV's Glenn McEntyre reported.
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#26 Nov 17, 2009
thats why its so many droughts in ohio and crime rate will just rise now because of the the missing weed that everybody at street level was waiting for will now have to resort to another opportunity to buy gifts for the holiday.
#27 Nov 17, 2009
Oh no...they found my stash...lol
Alcohol should be banned, not marijuana...it does not harm...
#28 Nov 17, 2009
Wouldn't that help the county if they sold it? Medical purposes that is. There's ways they could make money. But they don't think outside of the box.
#29 Nov 17, 2009
look on the bright side of it,there will be plenty of weed on the streets as soon as they get it cleaned bagged and weighed.
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#30 Nov 17, 2009
Here come the drug apologists. It's illegal, until it's not, the cops are paid to do their job. They don't get to choose which laws to enforce.
#31 Nov 17, 2009
Spew your philosophy drivel somewhere else, always some body like you trying to defend corrupt government offficials, geez
#32 Nov 17, 2009
Well said that's no joke!
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#33 Nov 17, 2009
The law says it's illegal. If you don't like it elect someone who will change that. I'm just stating facts. Spew your philosophy drivel somewhere else. Stop trying to be a non-conformist just because you think it makes you look cool. You're a tool, nothing else.
#34 Nov 17, 2009
thats nothing ,If you want to see grow houses try living in Florida.
#36 Nov 17, 2009
LMAO you are a sheeple.
"Defecting to Mexico"
Since: Sep 09
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#37 Nov 17, 2009
Nope I just do things the right way and follow the law. If you want it legalized vote for someone with the same agenda. If it gets legalized I won't complain about it anymore. Until then don't complain about people being arrested for breaking laws. That's just ignorant.
#38 Nov 17, 2009
Dang thats alot of weedies.....
#39 Nov 17, 2009
That's not part of the Mexican cartel's crops...been too cold for camping in OH for Mexicans for months now. Homegrown shag...great for inducing headaches.
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#40 Nov 17, 2009
GOOD NEWS THT TAHNKED THE SOMEONE OF HUNTER have right reason to did call madison county sheiff made bust one person made arrest into the jail before face to see the judge and possible delcare ( order ) send them to federal or state prsion for good life 30-150 yrs in jail period time ,,, I am happy at the sheriff or police did great job 100 %.
I know that the State of Ohio law against any pot head growing outdoor or indoor, I hate it for my life,, thank you by Bill,,, Thank God for safety,,
#41 Nov 17, 2009
I wonder how much the hunters took before they called the cops?=) Geez it's not like it's a meth lab in UA or anything...
#42 Nov 17, 2009
Was that last message supposed to be English????
#43 Nov 17, 2009
bad boys,bad boys what you gonna do when the hunters come for you!!!!!
#44 Nov 17, 2009
Go smoke your dope somewhere else.
#45 Nov 17, 2009
Here's Net Guru with his " drug apologist " phrase again. You really love that term. Get a new catch phrase, your lame.
Ohio Man in USA learn to form a sentence. I can kinda make sense of what you are trying to say, but then again I have spent time with people who have mental retardation( they're just not usually posting comments on news forums).
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Tim Tebow's rookie season has been a roller coaster ride with far more lows than highs.
Tebow was easily the most controversial player picked in the 2010 NFL draft. His upside as a quarterback was considered to be limited and his role in the NFL questionable.
Were 12 weeks into his rookie season and it appears that most of those questions are still unanswered.
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What is the best way to run Java code on the RP? Does installing the OpenJDK from the Debian/Fedora repos work OK? Are there tweaks one should use for improved performance? Also, is there a "light weight" JVM available for the RP which runs better/faster than the standard JVM from OpenJDK? If so, how is this obtained and installed?
For the "lightweight" part of your question, there are a number of smaller JVMs that you might want to consider.
For instance JamVM was originally designed to work in small systems like the RP and both it and Cacao (another smaller JVM) are available as packages in debian:
though both use the open-jdk class libraries AFAIK, and its the class libraries that are the huge part (disk footprint wise) of installing a JRE.
Installing from the repositories should work fine on Debian:
Java doesn't seem to be available on the Arch repo.
Can someone please edit with information for Fedora, I have no knowledge of that distro.
I've seen a lot of interest in running various cut down JVMs running on raspberry pi but few people have looked into compiling java straight to machine code. http://gcc.gnu.org/java/ hosts a compiler that can give you machine code from java or from java byte code. The project that I was going to get to use gcj for ended up being scrapped before it got off the ground but the compiler is billed as a good fit for embedded systems so it should suit the raspberry pi just fine.
Half way down the page in this forum there is a very nice graph somebody made comparing the relative performance of various JVMs as well as gcj http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=6330&p=124107. Keep in mind these benchmarks were made before the drastic performance increase included in the latest raspbian distro.
There's no special lightweight JDK that I know of, but the normal openjdk from the repo seems to work ok-ish for me.
I say ok-ish - there's no problem with functionality per-se, at least none that I've found. That includes headful applications, Swing / AWT also seems to work well (haven't tried JavaFX.) Performance on the other hand isn't anything to right home about due to a lack of JIT (see this question.)
Oracle has graciously ported a version of Java 7 SE headless to the ARM for the Raspberry PI. I copied over class files from some of my non-EE console based code and it runs fine - but about 9 times slower than a Pentium IV at 3GHz. see http://eclipsejpa.blogspot.ca/2012/10/java-se-7-embedded-on-raspberry-pi.html
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This should also work:
I don't how it works with a JVM, but I know the ARM SoC on the Raspberry Pi can run the Java bytecode itself.
I don't have the Raspberry Pi to test JRE. So I speculate.


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"Craft3 believes in building a presence in our communities through active 'feet on the ground' and Brian definitely strengthens this approach," "Brian has a very solid credit underwriting base that allows him the ability to craft loans to meet a borrower's specific need."
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SEQUIM — The Sequim Serenity Shop Thrift Store will hold a grand opening in its new location, 551 W. Washington St., this coming Saturday, March 2.
The thrift shop has moved to the former Swain's Outdoor location behind Tootsie's.
Grand-opening events will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony set for 11 a.m.
Free coffee and cookies will be available, and in-store promotions and drawings also are set.
Proceeds from the store will help Serenity House in its mission against homelessness in Clallam County.
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The shop, which features tattooing and glass art, is located at 127 E. First St., Suite 4-W.
Hours of operation are Wednesdays through Saturdays from noon to 5 p.m. and by appointment.
Owner Victor Janda has been a watercolor and pencil artist for many years and started tattooing about two years ago.
His main influence is Japanese-style tattoo art, but he said he also enjoys modern, Pacific Northwest-inspired native art.
Janda is a longtime resident of the Olympic Peninsula. For more information, phone him at 360-640-4504.
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PORT ANGELES — Ricki and Kristy's Little Hair House has opened at 105 N. Francis St.
Owners Ricki Niehaus and Kristy Richmond decided to start their own salon after working as hairstylists for many years in the Port Angeles area.
Niehaus has 28 years of experience in hairstyling, and Richmond has worked in the industry for 15 years.
Hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and by appointment Saturdays.
Current, former and new clients are invited to stop in and see the new shop.
For more information, phone the salon at 360-460-8368 or 360-797-4730.
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Halberg, a licensed HeartMath provider, also is offering free 20-minute stress/anxiety consultations.
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Barton's Tack & Boot Repair is located across from the Carlsborg Post Office at 865 Carlsborg Road, Suite E.
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Dixon will discuss the top 10 best foods that current science recommends for one's health and how to sort fact from fiction in the often-confusing world of food and health.
Dixon is a national speaker, consultant and international author with more than 30 years' experience helping corporations, associations, schools, military and government agencies across America increase their productivity and health.
She says her primary goal with her audiences is to translate the latest science on food and fitness into how and what people put on their dinner table.
Armstrong job fair
PORT ANGELES — Armstrong Marine is partnering on a job fair with the Port Angeles WorkSource office.
The job fair will be held at WorkSource's downtown office, 228 W. First St., Suite A, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 6.
Armstrong Marine is seeking experienced aluminum welders, aluminum fabricators, mechanical engineers or riggers, a marine plumber, a propulsion or systems worker, a computer numerical control (CNC) operator and finish (interior) workers.
Attendees should have applications, cover letters and resumes completed and ready to turn in at the fair.
Armstrong Marine plans to also hold interviews.
Applications and more information on the company can be found at its website, www.armstrongmarine.com.
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Funny, but is anyone else wondering who decides they want white sauce and meatspace for dinner? He said he does not like spectrum, but is okay with meatspace, and then the other asked about white sauce. Spectrum is interchangeable with spaghetti in this situation.
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i wonder was he joking when he said white sauce, was he dirty minded (Hmm... i heard its very nutritive, but im not gay, and not willing to figure this out myself, and i'd rather keep wondering if its true or not than try it out LOL), or ''white sauce'' is a sort of sauce (like BBQ or else)
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It is my opinion that a person of ordinary skill in the art would have interpreted the " regulated components" of claim 1 to be components that require a supply of " electrical power" that has the characteristic of being defined voltage that is held constant during normal operation.
Components of claim 1 that are "regulated components are a " microphone element" , " contrl circuitry " , a "receiving socket", and a speaker.See 774 patent Fig 5 , and 7: 15-26
I hereby declare that all statement made here in of my own knowledge are true and that all statement made on information and belief are believed to be true;
And further that these statements were made with a knowledge that wilfull false statement and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonement, or both under section 1001 of title 18 of the united states code that such wilful false statementmay jeoparaize the validity of the patent under reexamination.
Mark Gurries 1 / 19 / 2012
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SBIR Phase II: Electronic Allergy Diagnostics: Photo-Immobilization as a General Strategy for Attaching Structurally and Compositionally Diverse Ligands onto a Single Support
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Small Business Information
9020 SW Washington Square Rd, Suite 450, Tigard, OR, 97223-4436
Principal Investigator:
Jeff King
(503) 626-1034
(503) 626-1034
Business Contact:
Jeff King
(503) 626-1034
(503) 626-1034
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AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II project aims to create better diagnostic testing for drug, food, and environmental allergies. If successful, it would be transformative in the clinical diagnosis of allergy diseases by enabling rapid evaluation at the doctor?s office in a format that is significantly preferable to skin-prick or challenge testing. The broader impacts of this research are the development of next generation diagnostic devices. These devices will enable the diagnosis of many different conditions and diseases with just a small drop of blood, right in a doctor?s office. Disease diagnosis from blood often requires that the blood sample, typically one or more test tubes full of blood, be taken from a vein in a patient?s arm and sent to a clinical laboratory. This is uncomfortable for the patient, requires them to wait days for results, is expensive, and is less safe than the approach being developed by Virogenomics because a large amount of blood that must be transported and handled. The Virogenomics platform will use just a drop of blood and will provide results while the patient is still in the doctor?s office. This diagnostic test works similar to the blood-glucose monitors diabetics use to monitor their blood sugar but is much more flexible in regards to the types of tests that can be done. In addition to allergy diagnosis, the proposed diagnostic platform would have application in many other fields that affect our health, such as diagnostics for autoimmune diseases, infectious disease and cancer.
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John Elmer Chick, 86, of Amarillo died Friday, June 11, 2004.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Schooler Funeral Home Brentwood Chapel, 4100 S. Georgia St., with the Rev. Kenneth Cole officiating. Burial will take place in Fort Bliss National Cemetery in El Paso at a later date.
Mr. Chick was born in Ochiltree on Nov. 14, 1917. He served in the Army during World War II. He married Sarah True Coe and lived in Anthony until her death in 1995.
Survivors include a daughter, Sherry House and husband, Jerry, of Edgewood, N.M.; a son, John T. Chick of Edgewood; a brother, Don M. Chick of Yukon, Okla.; three grandchildren, Lorna Harpold and Lonnie Wright, both of Clovis, N.M., and Heather Cole of Groom; and eight great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 13, 2004
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text: 1. Your company develops software for banks and has three separate office locations across the U.S. with approximately 5,000 users. The corporate office is examining two proposals for user management: one using centralized management and the other decentralized management. Your boss has asked you to compare the two approaches and recommend one for the company. Write up your recommendation and be sure to explain your choice.