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Skip to comments.Are Blacks Conditioned to Vote Democrat?
Posted on 11/24/2010 8:15:56 AM PST by pinstripes715
Illinois' own Dr. Eric Wallace reprimands fellow black Americans in a recent controversial Freedom Journal's Magazine column for the community's misguided devotion to Democrats. He compares voting for Democrats to Pavlov's conditioning experiments:
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Add..Is the Pope? Does a bear?....the list is endless.
Is this a Geico commercial?
No... many,but not all, are conditioned to vote for the person who blames 'whitey' for every problem in black folks neighborhood.
The democrats keep Blacks poor and blame it on Republicans.
What I don't understand, is after so many years of promises, and never doing anything, Blacks keep voting for the same phonies who take advantage of them.
It depends on how one defines "conditioned".Simply put,the overwhelming majority of blacks in this country see themselves as victims,past..present...and,most likely,future.This is a belief that has been patiently promoted by the RAT Party over the last 40+ years.And the RAT Party is the logical home of all "victims".Thus,we see 95% of blacks voting RAT...time,and time,and time again.
Yes, they definitely are Pavlovian-conditioned. When they smell an entitlement they immediately begin to salivate and lurch to pull the straight Demonrat lever.
Hopefully if we keep having Men like Marco Rubio and Allan West step up, we can finally overcome the myth that the Democratic party is the party for minorities and the working class.
They vote for whoever promises the most "free" stuff....and for whomever hates whites the most.
Sad!!! POTUS Obama has failed them (he never cared about them other then their votes). The NAACP has failed them across the board (racist to its core). And... the worst of all, the Congressional Black Caucus is nothing but an organization of shysters, criminals, Black racists and people users. There is an answer. It's quite simple. It's called assimilation and diversity. How about trying to become Americans in American society? Try it, or life for American Blacks, if they continue to follow and support Obama and his ilk, is going to remain keeping Blacks chained to the bottom of the economic and opportunity totem pole. The good news is little by little, Blacks who are astute enough, see the handwriting on the wall and are attempting to change the masses of Black voters. Let's hope it works for their sake!!! It is time for American Blacks to get real, broom Obama and their "so-called" Black leadership!!!
More so, they comply with black leaders and personalities who tell them to vote democrat.
Plantation mentality.
Imagine your highest desire is to get another 50c. per hour minimum wage. All the while the race hustlers get rich while exploiting the average black citizen.
Because their church ministers, community organizers, rappers and national black leaders tell them to vote democrat, and they comply.
He'll get a warning from Chicago that black leaders don't like his position, and he's to get his feet back in line immediately.
Ridiculous.. Some whites still vote Democrat because that's the way their families have voted since FDR. And many of these white voters are people who work and pay taxes, are proud of their country, served in the military, etc., but STILL vote Democrat. It's irrational, but there you go..
Blacks are no different than whites in this regard.
Clarence Thomas, Condi Rice, Michael Steele ...even Lynn Swan where assaulted by their own people to the point of "no longer being black" because they dared to form their own opinions and speak about traditional values.
I forgot to mention, I live in Hawaii and we have the same thing going on here. I once told a local that he should vote for the Republican. His answer, Oh no, if my parents found out I didn't vote Democrat, they would kill me. This was a grown man.
Iconic symbol of the fruits of liberalism. The crushing of the human spirit.
The answer is yes. I read that the majority of black Americans were Republicans, 1870-1935, because they knew that Republicans wanted to ban racial discrimination and that Democrats encouraged racial discrimination. During the Depression, when the majority of Blacks were in poverty, they needed to use the New Deal help, to survive, so the majority of Blacks became Democrats. Now, the majority of Blacks are middle class, and they vote for Democrats because their parents and grandparents were Democrats.
"The democrats keep Blacks poor and blame it on Republicans."
So true, and yet the Republicans NEVER do or say anything that would disprove this. They are a victim of their own pathetic ways of doing nothing to defend themselves.
Pavlov would be proud!
They were conditioned to vote GOP till FDR
maybe they are simply fickle
They have nothing in common, one is just a vote that can't be predicted except to say that it will usually go Republican, and the other is always the same, a 90% plus vote for democrats, totally predictable and inflexible.
It also ignores the totally unique event of the black vote always being for Republicans, including the typical 1932 election when blacks went only 23% for the Democrats, and then them instantly switching to a permanent Democratic vote in 1936 for the first time ever, giving the Democrats 71%, and doing that ever since.
Nothing duplicates that, or even resembles it.
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William Donaldson, Aetna chairman and CEO, told a meeting of the Connecticut State Medical Society that his firm hoped its proposals would be given a fair assessment by the state's government and physicians. "My fervent hope is that we can form a more respectful and collaborative partnership that makes the system work better for everyone," he said. And Tim Norbeck, the medical society's executive director, responded that Donaldson's statement was "an indication that Aetna is sincere about wanting to reach out and partner with physicians."
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A hydrogel capable of sequestering a range of cargos—from small molecules to large molecules such as monoclonal antibodies—shows promise as a drug delivery platform. Injected subcutaneously at tumor sites, this hydrogel, loaded with Herceptin, provided for the sustained release of the antibody, enhancing its retention within the tumors.
The hydrogel, consisting mostly of water, is based on a nontoxic, biodegradable polymer developed and tested by scientists from IBM and Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN). These investigators report that their hydrogel, when used as a drug delivery platform for Herceptin, led to superior antitumor efficacy in an animal model, outperforming intravenous and subcutaneous delivery of Herceptin in solution.
The scientists published their results November 1 in Advanced Functional Materials, in an article entitled "Injectable Hydrogels from Triblock Copolymers of Vitamin E-Functionalized Polycarbonate and Poly(ethylene glycol) for Subcutaneous Delivery of Antibodies for Cancer Therapy."
One of the study's authors, James L. Hedrick, Ph.D., an advanced materials scientist at IBM's Almaden Research Center, may seem an unlikely medical researcher, since his work usually focuses on microelectronics fabrication. Yet he adopted a matter-of-fact tone about IBM's foray into the life sciences: "Drawing from our experience in materials innovation for electronics technology, we are now applying these techniques to the quest for improved health."
IBM's turn to life sciences isn't exactly news. IBM started a nanomedicine polymer program four years ago with the mission to improve human health. It stems from decades of materials development traditionally used for semiconductor technologies.
IBM's partner, IBN, conducted the animal studies. According to the paper describing these studies, "over the course of 28 days, the tumor shrank 77% when paired with the hydrogel via subcutaneous injection at the tumor site as opposed to 0% without it by intravenous injection."
IBN group leader Yi Yan Yang, Ph.D., a co-author of the paper, said, "We have developed new, effective materials for nanomedicine, which has been one of IBN's key research focus areas since 2003. The sustained delivery of Herceptin from our hydrogel provides greater antitumor efficacy and reduces injection frequency. Thus, our approach may help to improve patient compliance, offering a better alternative to existing breast cancer treatments."
The hydrogel, say the researchers, also exhibits many of the biocompatible characteristics of water-soluble polymers, which hold form in the body without completely dissolving. This allows the hydrogel to function as a depot for the drug to slow-release its contents in a targeted location directly at the tumor site over weeks instead of days. Once the drug has been delivered, the hydrogel biodegrades naturally and passes through the body.
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Scenic train rides in Tennessee include the southeast's largest operating scenic rail excursion, the Tennessee Valley Railroad. The TVRM offers special theme train rides including a Day Out with Thomas the Tank Engine. Look for first class service on the 180 mile round trip scenic train rides between Nashville and Cookeville during the fall on the Tennessee Central Railway. The Secret City Scenic Excursion Dinner train runs out of Oak Ridge and the
Dollywood Express operates a theme park narrow gauge steam train ride.
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The states first railroad was the Nashville & Chattanooga, chartered in 1845. For the Volunteer state's 2595 miles of Class I railroads, the Norfolk Southern Railway serves 850 route miles, while the CSX and the additional 18 short lines make up the rest.
There are over 30 steam locomotives listed in Tennessee today, including 4 that are operational, most notably the 2-8-0 Southern Railway #630, ex-Southern Railway 2-8-2 #4501 and the Three Rivers Rambler ex-Washington & Lincolnton 2-8-0 #203. Several are in storage or on display at various museums, including the TVRM. The original home of Casey Jones is at the Casey Jones Railroad Museum. The last surviving Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis 4-8-4, No. 576, is on display in Nashville's Centennial Park.
Amtrak's City of New Orleans makes daily stops at Memphis and the famous engineer Casey Jones is buried in Jackson, TN.
The Cookeville Depot museum displays the Middle Tennessee Railroad HO scale model train exhibit. Other exhibits include a renovated L&N Caboose, with the exhibit-"Working on the Railroad: The Right Tool for the Right Job." The "Rolling Wheels of Steel" exhibit focuses on the locomotives owned and operated by the Tennessee Central Railroad from the earliest steam engines to the massive diesels in use when the Tennessee Central went out of business. Admission is free.
The Cowan Railroad Museum is housed in a restored century old depot with photos, relics and memorabilia from the age of steam locomotives. Various types of model trains on display. Outside in a wonderfully landscaped park setting is a complete full-size train headed up by a 1920 Porter steam locomotive of the rare Columbia wheel arrangement (2-4-2), a flat car and an authentic wooden NC&StL bay window caboose.
No train ride here, but a unique vacation experience. While staying in Chattanooga, you can sleep aboard an authentic Victorian train car. Traveling across the nation by private railroad car was the height of luxury in the early 1900's. The railroading excitement of a bygone era is still alive on board any one of 48 beautifully restored Victorian train car hotel rooms at the Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel complex. All train car hotel rooms accommodations offer modern conveniences including high speed wireless internet access. Each car includes a queen size bed. Some cars also have a daybed with a pull out trundle bed. The only thing missing from your night in a Victorian Train Car is the "clickety-clack" of the rails!
Lookout Mountain Incline Railway is known as America Most Amazing Mile. The Incline's trolley-style cars climb through the natural beauty surrounding historic Lookout Mountain at a breathtaking 72.7% grade straight up! In operation since 1895, the Incline is a National Historic site and Mechanical Engineering Landmark.The original coal-burning steam engines were replaced by two 100-horsepower motors in 1911, but other than that the railway hasn't changed very much in its more than 100 years of operation.
The largest operating railroad in the southeast, the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum offers a variety of scenic train rides. Theme train rides include Valentine Dinner Trains, a Halloween Eerie Express, and a Father's Day Dinner Train and a North Pole Limited.
Limited steam power is provided by locomotive No.630, a Southern Railway 2-8-0, built in 1952. Six mile train rides depart from Grand Junction Station, run to East Chattanooga Depot and back. Additional steam power includes the recently rebuilt 1911 ex-Southern Railway 2-8-2 #4501. "American" 4-4-0 Central of Georgia #349 is on display.
The 100 mile Autumn Leaf Special also includes a sit down lunch. Daily all-day train rides include trips to Summerville, Georgia or the beautiful Hiwassee River Gorge. During the magical holiday season, trains take riders on an imaginary journey to the North Pole. Directions.
The Casey Jones Railroad Museum features the original home of Casey Jones that was built in the 1800's along with a railroad museum and a train station. Museum guests walk onto a platform as they exit the back door of the Train Station as if to board a train in 1900 and are able to climb into the cab of a 130 ton locomotive engine very similar to Ole #382 that Casey Jones rode to fame. Collection also includes a baggage car and caboose. Directions.
The Three Rivers Rambler is a ninety minute round trip train ride aboard vintage cars headed by the restored 1923 Baldwin 2-8-0 Consolidation steam locomotive ex-Washington & Lincolnton #203. Three Rivers Rambler scenic excursion train rides include an Autumn & Pumpkin Express and a Christmas Express train ride. Three Rivers Rambler also operates Southern Railway 2-8-0 No. 154. Charters are also available.Directions
This Nashville facility is home to a unique collection of historic railway equipment. The Tennessee Central Railway museum also operates scenic train rides to a variety of destinations in middle Tennessee, providing a unique opportunity for everyone to experience the joys of rail travel. Excursion train rides are typically pulled by vintage former NYC F7 and E8 diesel locomotives. A typical scenic train ride will accommodate approximately 400 passengers, riding comfortably in air-conditioned streamlined stainless steel equipment. The museum's buffet lounge car has facilities for preparing everything from snacks to complete meals. The slumber coach contains private sleeping accommodations for up to 42 people on overnight trips. Excursion train ride themes include Murder Mystery, Super Fall Foliage Trip, and North Pole Express. Also available is a Day out with Thomas the Tank Engine. Directions.
The Southern Appalachia Railway Museum's Secret City Scenic Excursion Train generally runs on the first and third Saturday of each month from April-September. October, November and December trains runs on Saturdays and Sundays of selected weekends. Ride this 14 mile scenic train ride aboard an air conditioned 1940's era restored passenger and dining car. Located in the birthplace of the atomic age, the Secret City scenic trains normally run at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm on Saturdays, and 1pm and 3pm on Sundays. Also available, a catered two hour Dinner Train ride in a fully restored 1950's vintage diner car that offers a romantic setting. Excursion trains are typically pulled by vintage F7 and E8 diesel locomotives. Directions
Update 2016: Secret City excursion service has suspended all excursion service for the 2016 season. The museum will continue to operate.
The Southern Appalachia Railway Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and operation of historical railroad equipment,and the preservation of the railroad history of the Southern Appalachia Region.
The Dollywood Express is a theme park train ride that features an authentic 110-ton coal-fired steam engine that takes you on a breathtaking five-mile journey through the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains where you'll enjoy pastoral scenery and some of the most beautiful views that nature has to offer. Close your eyes and enjoy a fascinating trip back in time when travel in and out of the mountains of Pigeon Forge relied on trains like the Dollywood Express. Dollywood Park runs 2 three foot narrow gauge steam engines, former White Pass & Yukon 2-8-2's, a 1939 BLW built No.70 and a 1943 Baldwin Works No.192. Dollywood Express train rides run April through December. Directions


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I purchased a P7-1154 refurb from Micro Center, Windows 7 Home Premium in January 2012. I attached 2 monitors, a Dell desktop monitor to one of the DVI ports and attached to TV via DVI-to-HDMI adapter to the other DVI port. Both monitors worked fine. One day, I was getting no output through the 2nd DVI port to the TV. I switched the connections to the opposite DVI ports and got output to the TV and not to the monitor. I updated the video drivers to no avail. After going through HP and AMD tech support pages to no avail, I resorted to updating the BIOS. After downloading the file from HP, I got the same result as many others, an "update failed" error during the installation. Rather than re-downloading and reinstalling the BIOS update, I rebooted my computer, not knowing that my BIOS was trashed. Upon boot, I had a "keyboard error" below the BIOS info that was displayed on my screen. After failed attempts in researching a solution and an unsuccessful attempt to create a boot disk to hopefully flash the BIOS, I followed the advice presented in numerous posts and replaced my motherboard with the same model HIBISCUS motherboard as previously installed. I still had the same video problem, no output to the 2nd DVI port. When Windows 8 was released last week, I purchased it and installed successfully. I downloaded and installed the Win 8 drivers fom the HP download page, still no output to the 2nd DVI port. I attempted the BIOS upgrade. Before installation, I disabled the Norton anti-virus and firewall. I received the same, previous "update failed" error. Before rebooting, I re-downloaded the BIOS file and installed, which said it installed successfully. I rebooted, saw the BIOS information on my screen, but was getting NO response from my mouse or keyboard. I went through all of the troubleshooting steps posted throughout the HP support pages: remove the SD card reader, remove the battery, move the jumpers on the mother board to reset the BIOS, unplugged the power and held the power button in for 40 seconds, all to no avail. Am I looking at replacing the motherboard a second time? Is there a way to re-flash the BIOS with a boot disk (you used to be able to do it with Compaq)? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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The last HP UEFI bios update that I performed took a lot longer than a non-UEFI bios update. A lot longer.
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Re: HP P7-1154 BiOS update trashed 2nd Motherboar
I see over 3 years of listing/posts of this bio update being an issue(with the very same pc). I would advise people to hold their tongue , it comes with a warning some say(so does a cup of coffee). Bottom line is HP Suggest to customers to update, they leave a buggy/or not so clear update laying around for YEARS. If thier is a fix they should post, if your mb is craped they should post. But sitting ideal collecting cash from people replacing MBS for 3 years after they crash it on an update that is brought to them via HP is unmoral to say the least.
They can see here it is , and has been an isssue, 3 years now, I think it should be addressed. And if its only for X-type of this board, than that should be pointed out far before pointing out thier is a bios update
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A True Story of a young boy Abused by the State and Church
Preface by the Author
As an inmate of a Irish Industrial School and Irish national it gives me no pleasure to assist in recording an account of the heartbreaking suffering of those boys who, largely through no fault of their own, were sent to St Joseph's Irish Industrial School in Letterfrack, County Galway.
The road to hell being paved with good intentions this hideous and now notorious children's penal colony began life and for some, death, as a Quaker-inspired school in 1887.Through the passage of time it malformed into what was euphemistically called an industrial school (Scoileanna Saothair) for young boys. Today they are called Children's Detention Schools.
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Under the Industrial Schools Act (1888) their purpose was to 'care for neglected, orphaned and abandoned children.' In essence they were a dumping ground for children who found themselves on the fringes of society.
"In 1954 there were three classes of boys placed in Letterfrack's St Josephs:
- The Homeless and those guilty of criminal offences
- The destitute sent by local authorities in accordance with the Public Assistance Act
- Those voluntarily admitted by parents and guardians"
Letterfrack was mismanaged by the Congregation of Christian Brothers. In respect of those committed for criminal acts it should be remembered that these unfortunates were very young and their 'offences' petty in the extreme. It is a sobering thought that within our lifetime conditions at this school find their equal only in 18th Century English judicial barbarism.
The nearby Fields of Athenry are poignant enough for most people's stomachs. For many of the unfortunate boys who endured St Joseph's, transportation might well have been a blessing.
The 'school's' notoriety was founded upon the abuse and extreme physical and mental punishments inflicted upon defenceless children by a largely psychotic mob of cassocked ecclesiastical wardens. No fewer than 147 children died whilst under their tender mercies.
"Many of these brothers should be presumed to be practitioners of the dark arts. Only the devil could have been inspired to inflict such miseries on defenceless waifs; only darkness have conspired a whole community to turn aside from the wailing of hundreds of children through those dark decades of its existence. Some of the dreadful scenes are reminiscent of the scenes depicted in medieval tapestries in which the excesses of hell are defined."
This is the testimony of Mickey Finn, himself an inmate from the age of twelve to sixteen. It is also an authentication, a memorial and recognition for each of the adolescent victims of those men of the cloth and their collaborationists. His account of life in this dreadful institution will give many pauses for thought as to the iniquities of man. It immortalises the cold hearted ethos of the judiciary.
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Just when most people thought they'd made it through this year's nasty flu season - a second, milder wave of flu is hitting the Northeast.
Months ago, the flu season seemed to be winding down. But in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's latest flu update, released Friday, health officials reported widespread flu-like illnesses in six states. Rhode Island is the latest to join the list, which includes Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, New Jersey and New York.
Officials from the CDC say the flu season started in December and peaked by mid-January. Most of the illnesses during the peak of the season were caused by the H1N1 strain, known as the swine flu.
But, as happens some years, a second wave of a milder flu strain is hitting in the spring. The virus responsible for this year's spring outbreak is mostly a type known as Influenza B.
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Description: West Nile virus (WNV) is an emerging infectious disease that has widespread implications for public health practitioners across the world. Within a few years of its arrival in the United States the virus had spread across the North American continent. This research focuses on the development of a spatially explicit GIS-based predictive epidemiological model based on suitable environmental factors. We examined eleven commonly mapped environmental factors using both ordinary least squares regression (OLS) and geographically weighted regression (GWR). The GWR model was utilized to ascertain the impact of environmental factors on WNV risk patterns without the confounding effects of spatial non-stationarity that exist between place and health. It identifies the important underlying environmental factors related to suitable mosquito habitat conditions to make meaningful and spatially explicit predictions. Our model represents a multi-criteria decision analysis approach to create disease risk maps under data sparse situations. The best fitting model with an adjusted R2 of 0.71 revealed a strong association between WNV infection risk and a subset of environmental risk factors including road density, stream density, and land surface temperature. This research also postulates that understanding the underlying place characteristics and population composition for the occurrence of WNV infection is important for ...
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Forward Genetic Characterization of Medicago Truncatula Tnt1 Insertion Mutants Defective in Nodule Development and Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation
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Description: Legumes are unique plants because they form special structures "nodules", via symbiotic relationships with rhizobial bacteria present in the soil. Once rhizobia mature inside nodules, they fix atmospheric nitrogen providing a source of bioavailable nitrogen to the plant. To discover novel genetic components involved in the legume-rhizobia symbiosis by using forward genetic screening, we have isolated Medicago truncatula Tnt1 insertion mutants in the R108 ecotype, which are defective in nodule development and symbiotic nitrogen fixation in response to Sinorhizobium meliloti. Out of three mutants NF11044, NF11217 and NF8324, one of the mutants showed brown nodules and Fix- phenotype that is defective in symbiotic nitrogen fixation. The other two mutants showed white nodules and Fix- phenotype, also indicator of defects in symbiotic nitrogen fixation. To identify the underlying mutation causing the phenotype, we have developed molecular genetic markers by obtaining genomic sequences flanking the Tnt1 insertions by TAIL-PCR and Illumina sequencing. To carry out co-segregation analysis, back-crossed BC1F2 segregating populations were obtained. These are being phenotyped, genotyped and analyzed for co-segregation of the phenotype with the Tnt1 genetic markers. Back-crossing also has the effect of reducing the Tnt1 insertions, which are not linked to the nodulation defective phenotypes. Out of the ...
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Investigating the Ability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa pyrE Mutants to Grow and Produce Virulence Factors
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The Impact of Developmental Stress on Cardiovascular Physiology of Two Archosaur Species: American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) and Domestic Chicken (Gallus gallus)
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Description: Crocodilians and birds comprise sister taxa of archosaurs, the development of these vertebrates occurs within an egg case that leaves developing embryos susceptible to fluctuations in the nesting environment. Studies suggest that sub-optimal conditions alter morphological growth and cardiovascular physiology. Regulation of the cardiovascular system is immature in the subjects studied, and embryos may rely on humoral rather than neural control of the cardiovascular system. The primary focus of this dissertation was to assess regulatory mechanisms responsible for maintenance of arterial pressure and heart rate. Dehydration stress had marked effects on embryo growth, and altered baseline cardiovascular parameters, while leaving the response to humoral regulator, angiotensin II (Ang II), unaffected. However, dehydrated alligator embryos developed cholinergic tone on heart rate. Hypoxic incubated chicken embryos were reduced in embryo mass, and altered response to humoral regulatory components Ang I and adenosine in addition identifying a novel regulatory component of the cardiovascular response to acute hypoxia. Collectively, these studies add to the existing knowledge of cardiovascular physiology in embryonic archosaurs and suggest that some components of cardiovascular regulation are plastic following developmental stress.
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Microflora in Prepared Foods Dispensed from Eating Establishments in Dallas, Texas
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A Study of Selected Factors Influencing Science Majors Toward Science Careers
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The Effects of Common Electrolytes on Growth and Development of Selected Species of Aquatic Actinomycetes
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Description: The role that aquatic actinomycetes play, in the production of tastes and odors in water supplies has been investigated since 1948. The ability of these organisms to produce by-products in lakes and streams, which renders the water unpalatable, is of considerable public health importance. It is desirable that the waterworks industry has as much information as possible concerning the factors that contribute to the growth of these organisms. Since it appears that the aquatic actinomycetes may be isolated from most fresh-water sources, the problem of diversified environments and nutritional requirements offers an excellent field of investigation. The fresh-waters of the world contain variable quantities of electrolytes that may determine in part the biological activity of these organisms. The unsolved questions in this instance are concerned with the electrolytes present and their quantitative effects on the growth and development of these forms.
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The three computer scientists who discovered the flaws, which relate to the Megamos Crypto algorithm that's used to verify the authenticity of a car-ignition key, were set to detail those vulnerabilities at an information security conference next month in Washington. They said they found a software program on the Internet, publicly available since 2009, that included the algorithm, which was created by French security group Thales.
After the High Court of Justice of England and Wales blocked the publication of their paper, however, the researchers -- Baris Ege and Roel Verdult, information security researchers at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands, and Flavio Garcia, a computer science lecturer at Britain's University of Birmingham -- this week said they would abide by the decision.
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Although the court-ordered publishing ban was handed down on June 30, it gained little attention until Britain's Guardian detailed the high court's ruling Tuesday. That triggered a furious public debate over whether the publication ban served the public's best interests.
The ban was requested by Thales and Volkswagen, which originally developed the Megamos Crypto system. The system involves a radio-frequency identification (RFID) transponder, built into car keys, which can be used to transmit an encrypted signal to a vehicle and disable its immobilizer. Unless disabled, the immobilizer prevents a car's engine from starting. The system is now used in cars sold by Cadillac, Honda, Mercedes, Mazda, Nissan, Toyota and Volvo cars, among many other automakers.
Volkswagen told the court that publishing information on the system could "allow someone, especially a sophisticated criminal gang with the right tools, to break the security and steal a car," reported the Guardian. The automaker also argued that the algorithm used to disable the car's immobilizer was confidential information.
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Yes, a 3 mil will work for this time of year. And acutally its going to be really comfortable if your used to east coast temps (Europeans are P*ssies lol). You ARE going to score this time of year but you may spend a fortune. Those towns are really expensive but its looking like you may be in good shape considering the Euro is losing value.
For anybody curious about Portugal, it is another EPIC place to visit. I went to the south, Algarve (Sagres) area. It reminded me of the isolated parts fo Australia. There are epic waves to be had in this area and you are most likely going to get at least 1-2 days of really fun surf. They have a 180degree wind options so its almost always side shore or offshore somewhere. I know camps are a bit weak but if you do go I suggest going to Freeride surf camp. Speak to Carlo, he is an AWESOME surf coach even though he isnt that talented himself. Really helped my surfing.
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The summer before my senior year, I lived in Spain for two months. When I was over there, I surfed Mundaka a few times. Surfing Europe was an amazing experience. Such a different vibe over there. Best of luck on your trip and keep me informed - make sure to take a lot of pictures. I was having "too much fun" to snap a few pictures and I regret it everyday.
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been to that part of France and surfed yes a 3/2 is plenty. Surfing is huge over there so it is not a lot unlike any other detestation, once you are at the beach towns. Ask any bar tender or surf shop where to surf. I ended up surfing beaches near hossegor that rivaled in quality but didn't have the pecking order. It's tough to be in a aggressive line-up over there when everyone sounds like the french guy on ricky bobby. Top notch waves all over the place and it is a daytrip to the best wine growing region in the history of earth. One thing though, they hate Americans there, especially Yankee's. Don't trust the cabbies (same ride to the same place every day ranged from E5-E40...), watch your passport, and everyone does speak english so don't let them fool you.
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\nAnother story, I asked an english speaking cop for directions to the train station in a small french town. He walked me into the station, brought me to the janitor and said to get directions from him. Needless to say the janitor was probably the least educated person in the station and he sent me in the exact opposite direction that I needed to go.
\nThat being said, Biarritz is a very cool beach town. There is/was a mexican restaurant on the beach run by a lady that went there on vacation from san diego and never left. She called her roommate and said mail my stuff I'm not coming back. Great food. Check it out if you go.
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Yes... October in the Basque part of France is good for surf, and the water's still warm enough for a 3/2, or even a springer if it's a really nice day. But... it's also fairly wet that time of year. You'll likely get some rain. Food and wine, of course, is some of the best in the world. If you speak ANY French at all, use it. They'll respect that, and might even refrain from talking about you or insulting you thinking you might understand what they're saying. But maybe not... they might just do that anyway. Take the train to get out of town, (consider Paris for a night or two when it's flat - amazing) but do plenty of walking. Avoid the buses if you can. They suck. And taxis are expensive and most will try to rip you off if they can. The surf is solid, and the places are beautiful. Oh... and many of the beaches are topless!
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