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A call to Sony confirmed that this was correct and not an error, the person on the phone agreed that there was no indication of v7 being a trial on the box and they got a lot of calls about that. Their explanation was that it was a marketing decision at the time of manufactur to include trial software only, thats it, no attempt to correct the problem, end of conversation. A call to a the office of Howard Stringer CEO Sony USA got no response, none was expected. If I knew it was trial software up front I likely would have bought the thing anyway. It was the suprise that got my ire up I have since returned the drive to the store.
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Confused about the Glitch
I haven't played the game yet, but plan to start it in the next week or so. I want to check on something about the glitch before I start.
I see people saying that to avoid the "Storm Shattered" glitch, switch to "Casual" difficulty on the 3 levels so you cant die. But if you do that, wouldn't you miss out on the achievement for "Complete every Mission on Hardcore Difficulty"??
Wow. A bunch of people looking and no one replied?
No one has any clue about this?
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All these people that have the cheeve and not 1 person can answer me????????
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If you did just the one playthrough then I would say, yes it does, but you can go back and replay missions on hardcore that way you can avoid that glitch.
So can anyone confirm that you can switch to casual to avoid the glitch and then replay the level and switch to hard so you don't miss the Hardcore achievement?
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Ok it's not as noobie as it seems.
I am making a set of static pages but I don't want them to apear in the sidebar, I want them to be reacheable from their direct link only so that I can make a page containing links to these static pages. Does that make sense?
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When you click to see the page it says not found. The page exists, however, it's set as private.
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I found this article, "The Negro Transient", by Herbert C. Jenkins, in Opportunity, Journal of Negro Life, January 1935, while looking for support material for an F.S.A. publication on immigration of "drought sufferers" and the indigent poor. It is an interesting account of an African-American experience of part of the Dust Bowl, with a number of interesting collections of data and stats for "travelers" in the St. Louis area in 1935. These "travelers" of course were folks who took it hard from the Depression and from the great and dismal drought that killed many American farms throughout the Mid-West and West, and so they hit the road looking for the opportunities that dried up and blew away at home. The new sense of "home" would be defined as anywhere there was work or benefit, which were difficult things to find in the sixth year of the Great Depression.
One of the Roosevelt administration's aid to helping this large population on the move across the country was the 1933 creation of the National Association for Travelers and Transient Service, which was an outgrowth of regional Traveler Aid societies, many of which were formed in the 19th century and focusing their attention on immigrant issues and the poor. The federal program did its level best to provide shelter, food, medical aid, education, and other services to help and even improve the state of the homeless, the poor, and the Dust Bowler--in many cases the widespread assistance to people in need was unprecedented.
The fascinating part of the story in Opportunity was the African American angle on population-in-motion. The author, Herbert C. Jenkins, reports that "The November issue of the Transient, a bi-monthly publication issued by the National Association for Travelers Aid and Transient Service, states that there were 249,975 individuals under care in Federal Transient Bureaus October 15, 1934." And "As in every movement of nation-wide scope Negroes contribute their quota to this transient army. There are no available figures at hand to show the percentage of the number under care in various bureaus, but because of the traditional "last to be hired and first to be fired" policy which exists in industry they doubtless constitute a substantial number of these wanderers." Jenkins proceeds to establish data that gave a peek into the African American part of the issue.
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Knowing how to swim improves your health, fitness, and safety. To help teach New Yorkers how to swim, NYC Parks is offering free swimming lessons for people of all ages at our outdoor pools this summer.
We offer summer Learn to Swim classes for tots (1 1/2 - 5 years old), children (6 – 17 years old), and adults (18 years old or older). We also offer Adult Water Aerobics classes, which provide a great shallow water workout to keep cool during the summer.
A recreation center membership is not required to participate in our summer Learn to Swim program and Adult Water Aerobics programs.
- Session 1: July 6, 2016 – July 20, 2016
Registration opens at 4:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 14 and ends at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, June 26.
- Session 2: July 22, 2016 – August 5, 2016
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- Session 3: August 9, 2016 – August 19, 2016
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- Advance Session: August 22, 2016 – August 26, 2016
Registration opens at 4:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 14 and ends at noon on Monday August 15.
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Registration for all Learn to Swim classes and Adult Water Aerobics classes are held through a free online lottery using a secure site. You must have a valid email address to register. If you do not have access to a computer, please reach out to a nearby Recreation Center, and ask about availability at its Computer Resource Center.
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- You or your child may register for up to three sessions. You or your child may only register for one class per session. Registering more than once for a session will automatically disqualify you or your child from the lottery.
- We will email the results of the lottery to you by Tuesday, June 28 for Session 1, Wednesday, July 13 for Session 2, Wednesday, August 3 for Session 3, and Wednesday, August 17 for the Advance Session.
- Lottery selections are non-transferable. If you or your child has won a spot, you cannot give this spot to another person, even if it's another family member.
- If you or your children are not selected in the online lottery, you will be placed on a waiting list for this program, and will be emailed if a slot becomes available. We are not able to tell you your current place on the waiting list.
- The age of a participant will be determined as of the first day of class. If your child wins a spot in the Learn to Swim program, a parent must show a copy of a birth certificate or an equivalent document to verify the child's age on the first day of class. Your child will not be able to participate without proof of age.
- Program participants will be replaced by a waitlist candidate if they miss two consecutive classes. Classes are held each day while in session. Please choose a class below to find specific class dates and times.
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Toddler Classes: 1 1/2 to 5 years Old
Teach your tot to be ready to learn to swim! In this class, we'll get your tot used to the water, with the help of one of our aquatic specialists.
Parents or guardians must accompany tots in the water at all class sessions. There must be a ratio of one parent or guardian for each tot. Parents or guardians help their kids get familiar with the water, become comfortable floating on front and back, and to be able to control their breath by blowing bubbles or submerging under water.
Your tot must be at least 1 1/2 years of age on the first day of class in order to participate in this program. You must bring a copy of your tot's birth certificate or an equivalent document on the first day of class. Your documents will be returned after verification is completed.
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Your child will be placed in one of two levels of classes. A water test will be held on the first day of class to determine your child's level.
- Level I: Children at this level learn basic aquatic skills. They'll learn how to safely get into and leave the water, how to control their breath by blowing bubbles, how to float and kick on front and back and move through the water. They'll also learn how to stay safe around the water and what to do in case of an emergency.
- Level II: Children at this level learn how to move their arms and legs together in a swimming motion. We'll work on teaching children to swim without assistance, and improve on skills that they learned in Level I. They'll be able to understand dangerous water conditions and how to assist a swimmer in a water emergency.
Your child must be at least 6 years of age on the first day of class in order to participate in the children's program. You must bring a copy of your child's birth certificate or an equivalent document on the first day of class. Documents will be returned after verification is completed.
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Adults must be at the beginner level in order to participate in Learn to Swim classes. Adults learn basic level swimming and safety skills, including the development of breath control, floating, gliding, kicking on front and back, rotary breathing, arm strokes on front and back, safety skills, and entries and exits.
Advanced Swim Classes: ages 6 – 17 years old
Advanced swim classes will be held Mondays through Fridays from August 22 through August 26 for any advanced-level swimmer who wants to improve their skills in the water by learning elementary backstroke, breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly, and advanced safety skills.
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Enjoy a workout led by trained aquatics professionals. Keep cool in the summer heat while reducing risk of muscle or joint injury with these great aerobic exercises. You do not need to know how to swim to participate in water aerobics exercises. All water aerobics classes will be held in the shallow end of the pool. Water aerobics classes will take place on the following dates
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About Iron & Wine
Singer/songwriter Samuel Beam, who rose to prominence with a blend of whispered vocals and softly homespun indie folk, chose the moniker Iron and Wine after coming across a dietary supplement named "Beef Iron & Wine" while working on a film. Raised in South Carolina, Beam received his bachelor's degree in art from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond and later his Master of Fine Arts degree from Florida State University Film School. Although Beam would later expand his sound to include electric instruments and rich, lush textures, he was firmly exploring the former style when several of his lo-fi recordings caught the ear of Jonathan Poneman, co-owner of Sub Pop Records. The songs had been recorded in Beam's bedroom without the aid of studio flourishes, but Poneman nevertheless requested that additional material be sent to the label for submission, and Beam responded by sending two CDs in the mail -- both of them full-length albums. Poneman considered releasing them both, but instead slimmed down the set to 12 songs and released it in September 2002 as The Creek Drank the Cradle. The similarly themed The Sea & the Rhythm EP followed in 2003.
It was Beam's 2004 full-length, Our Endless Numbered Days, that signaled his arrival on the indie pop scene. Recorded in Chicago with producer Brian Deck, the album was resolutely hi-fi, but the addition of a full band only illuminated Beam's deft lyricism and intimate vocal delivery, resulting in one of the most critically acclaimed albums of the year. Late 2004 found the newly marketable Iron and Wine popping up on television commercials and movie soundtracks (In Good Company, Garden State), culminating in a busy 2005 that saw Beam release two EPs, the lush Woman King and In the Reins, a collaboration with Arizona spaghetti Western aficionados Calexico. The politically charged Shepherd's Dog, Beam and company's most diverse -- and most listenable -- record to date, was released in 2007. A two-disc collection of B-sides, rarities, soundtrack inclusions, and discarded tracks from the Iron and Wine archives called Around the Well arrived in early 2009. Kiss Each Other Clean, Iron and Wine's first collection of new music in nearly three years and one that found Beam further expanding the group's sound, was released in January 2011 by their new label, Warner Bros. After a move to 4AD and Nonesuch, Iron and Wine released the more relaxed and intimate Ghost on Ghost in early 2013. The Brian Deck-produced album featured jazz drummer Brian Blade and bassist Tony Garnier of Bob Dylan's band, among others. Together with Band of Horses frontman Ben Bridwell, Beam released a covers album titled Sing into My Mouth in 2015. The record featured versions of songs from the likes of Talking Heads, John Cale, and Sade. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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STURGIS, South Dakota - Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler was reportedly taken to a hospital after falling from stage during a concert at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in western South Dakota.
Tyler, 61, fell while entertaing the crowd by dancing around after the sound system failed during the song "Love In an Elevator," concert-goer Lance Yellow Robe told the Rapid City Journal.
Tyler was on the stage's catwalk when he tottered backward and fell, Yellow Robe said. Security rushed to help him and the crowd cheered when Tyler got back up.
Tyler was taken backstage and around 12:15 a.m., Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry came out to tell the audience Tyler was being taken to the hospital and that the show would not go on.
Rapid City Regional Hospitial co-ordinator Rod Brandhagen initially told The Associated Press that Tyler was on his way there early Thursday. He later declined to give any additional details.
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Pleco Chinese Dictionary
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Pleco is the ultimate Chinese learning companion - an integrated dictionary / document reader / flashcard system with fullscreen handwriting input and live OCR, from a company that's been making the world's best mobile Chinese learning apps since 2001.
Major features: ($ = paid add-on)
• Amazing dictionaries. We include two lovely free ones built-in: the popular open-source CC-CEDICT, with over 100,000 frequently-updated entries, and our own PLC dictionary, with 78,000 more detailed entries and over 20,000 example sentences (with Pinyin). More than two dozen other dictionaries are available as free and paid ($) add-ons, including licensed titles from well-known publishers like Oxford, Longman, FLTRP, Tuttle, SLPH, and Commercial Press.
• Powerful merged search: look up words by Chinese characters, Pinyin (spaces / tones optional), or English, with support for wildcards and full-text search. And no need to tediously flip between all of those dictionaries to find a word - just type in your search term and instantly get a combined, frequency-sorted result list.
• Links and cross-references: easily look up character components, break down words into individual characters, look up lists of words containing a particular character, search across all dictionaries for example sentences containing a word, and even find synonyms / antonyms using our (experimental) free thesaurus add-on.
• Gorgeous typography: see it for yourself in our screenshots - we think we're one of the best-looking Chinese dictionaries around. Alternate Kai/Song/Xing-style Chinese fonts are also available ($).
• Mainland/HK/Taiwan-friendly: every part of Pleco supports both traditional and simplified characters, headword pronunciations can be shown in Zhuyin as well as in Pinyin, and we even support Cantonese search and display in our PLC dictionary.
• Audio: iOS 7 users can take advantage of the free built-in Mandarin and Cantonese TTS system to hear pronunciations for words and example sentences. We also offer add-ons ($) with native-speaker Mandarin and Cantonese recordings, plus higher-quality Mandarin text-to-speech system options.
• Document Reader: bring in text from the clipboard and tap on words in it to instantly look them up. Upgrade ($) adds support for tap-lookups in text, HTML, DOC, DOCX, PDF, and EPUB files, and in embedded lyrics in songs and podcasts.
• OCR: look up words simply by pointing your device's camera at them, or by tapping on them in a still image. ($)
• Fullscreen handwriting: use your device's whole screen instead of just a little box. Extremely accurate and highly tolerant of stroke order mistakes. ($)
• Flashcards: create a card from any dictionary entry with a single button tap, import premade word lists, use advanced memorization techniques like SRS, and study in a variety of modes including fill-in-the-blanks handwriting and tone drills. ($)
• Stroke Order Diagrams: animations showing you how to draw each character; over 20,000 characters are covered. ($)
• User dictionaries: create new dictionary entries right on your device as you encounter new words. ($)
• Absolutely no ads.
We also offer famously excellent customer support and an active user community at http://www.plecoforums.com. And we're constantly working to make our products better; our sales and customer base have been growing for 15 years across 4 different mobile platforms. You can be confident that we'll still be fixing bugs and adding features for years to come.
Our paid add-ons can be transferred to other devices that link to your iTunes account just like any other paid iTunes content; simply install our free app, open up the "Add-ons" screen, and tap on the "Restore Purchases" button to activate your purchase on each device.
Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, via the form at http://www.pleco.com/contact.html, or using the in-app "Contact Support" command with any questions - we'll be delighted to hear from you.
Lo nuevo en la versión 3.2.11
A minor update to fix a few bugs, mostly in the document reader; we've also now added an option (in Settings / Search Interface) to continuously monitor the clipboard in iPad Split View mode and search for its contents when it changes.
We're now knee deep in our long-awaited Big Flashcard Revamp, which we hope to have out in a major update (Pleco 4.0) in conjunction with the next version of iOS this fall; lots of other big improvements coming in that update too.
As always, since the App Store resets our review average with every update, we'd really appreciate it if you'd leave another review - don't have to write anything, just the star button will do. We hate the fact that other developers put up nag screens asking for reviews, and would never do that ourselves, but reviews help us show up more prominently in search results, which leads to more users / more money to improve Pleco.
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- Versión: 3.2.11
- Tamaño: 81.5 MB
- Idioma: Inglés
- Desarrollador: Pleco Software
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Compatibilidad: Requiere iOS 7.1 o posterior. Compatible con iPhone, iPad y iPod touch.
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The most interesting Dallas Cowboys news of the past week had nothing to do with whom they picked or didn't pick in the NFL draft. It was Jerry Jones' post-draft revelation about the increased level of responsibility quarterback Tony Romo now carries. Just a few weeks after signing Romo to a seven-year, $119.5 million contract, Jones said Saturday that Romo would have more input in offensive game-planning throughout the week and play calling in games. That Romo would be spending "Peyton Manning-type time on the job."
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The FDA independently reviewed an open-label, multicenter, noncomparative phase II study that randomly assigned 167 recurrent glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) patients to receive bevacizumab alone or bevacizumab in combination with irinotecan,[3] although only efficacy data from the bevacizumab monotherapy arm (n = 85) were used to support drug approval. According to the FDA analysis of this study, tumor responses were observed in 26% of patients treated with bevacizumab alone, and the median duration of response in these patients was 4.2 months. On the basis of this externally controlled trial, the incidence of adverse events associated with bevacizumab did not appear to be significantly increased in GBM patients. The FDA independently assessed another single-arm, single-institution trial in which 56 recurrent glioblastoma patients were treated with bevacizumab alone.[4] Responses were observed in 20% of patients, and the median duration of response was 3.9 months.
Currently, however, no data are available from prospective, randomized controlled trials demonstrating improvement in health outcomes, such as disease-related symptoms or increased survival with the use of bevacizumab to treat glioblastoma. On the basis of these data and FDA approval, bevacizumab monotherapy has become standard therapy for recurrent glioblastoma.
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Systemic therapy (e.g., temozolomide, lomustine, or the combination of procarbazine, a nitrosourea, and vincristine in patients who have not previously received the drugs) has been used at the time of recurrence of primary malignant brain tumors. However, it has not been tested in controlled studies. Patient-selection factors likely play a strong role in determining outcomes, so the impact of therapy on survival is not clear.
Because there are no randomized trials, the role of repeat radiation after disease progression or the development of radiation-induced cancers is also ill defined. Interpretation is difficult because the literature is limited to small retrospective case series.[5] The decision must be made carefully because of the risk of neurocognitive deficits and radiation necrosis.
Patients who have recurrent brain tumors are rarely curable and should be considered candidates for clinical trials when they have exhausted standard therapy. Information about ongoing clinical trials is available from the NCI Web site.


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- Choosing the appropriate collection type
- Using the Property Editor to set up an object's physical properties
- Working with soft body modifiers
- Accessing and using the Reactor toolbar
- Making objects appear soft and pliable
- Using constraints to limit object movement
- Animating objects breaking apart
- Creating realistic water using a reactor helper object
- Previewing simulations
- Controlling simulation accuracy
- Creating keyframes for a dynamic simulation
Skill Level Beginner
In a previous video, we described creating a collection as a method to identify and organize certain scene objects to be included in a simulation. We further stated that Reactor offered several different types of collections, with the collection type chosen determining just how that specific object, or objects, would respond or react to being run through a simulation. In this video, we'll take a closer look at working within the Collection framework using the Reactor toolbar that we've docked over on the left-hand side of our interface.
Let's first identify the five different types of collections you'll be working with when using Reactor. The first collection on the list, a Rigid Body Collection, is designed to house objects that will be seen as extremely hard and non-deforming during a simulation. A concrete floor or a hard dense piece of wood would be good examples of an object that might be added to a Rigid Body Collection, anything rock-solid and impenetrable. Just down from that, you've got the Cloth Collection, meant for surfaces that are intended to have the characteristics of--you guessed it--cloth.
Something like maybe a living room curtain or a blanket that would drape over a bed would be ideal candidates for a Cloth Collection. Third in line, the Soft Body Collection, is again one that's pretty easy to understand simply because of its name. What goes in it are things that are meant to be soft, a foam rubber cushion or maybe a beanbag for an example: any object that you might want to flex, bend or squash during a simulation. Rope Collections are designed to be used with splines or 3ds Max lines in other words, and they are meant to contain objects that take on more of a rope-like characteristic, which could easily include not just your standard braided rope or cord for something like a swing or tether pole, but also for simulating things like chains or even a character's long hair.
Now when creating a spline to be used in a Rope Collection, you've got to be careful as to the number and layout of your subobject vertices as they will have a substantial impact as to where and how realistic your rope type object will bend. So be sure to keep that in mind when making your original spline lines. Too few or poorly placed verts will no doubt hamper the believability of your simulated rope like objects. The last Reactor collection is known as a Deforming Mesh Collection, and it's a slightly different animal in comparison to all the other collection types as to how it works and what it's specifically designed to hold.
A Def Mesh Collection is a helper object that's designed to hold what Max refers to as a deforming mesh object, which in a nutshell is simply any mesh object whose vertices have already been animated. You'll many times see that vertex type animation on a character--maybe something or someone that's had its skin or muscles keyframed in one way or another. The cool thing about a Def Mesh Collection is it gives you the flexibility of having the surface of a deforming mesh object included in a dynamic SEM, being able to react to other objects in the simulation, yet at the same time still being able to maintain and not affect the original keyframing that's been done at its vertex level on its skin.
So in other words, Reactor doesn't recalculate the animation on an already animated object when that object is added to a simulation using a deforming mesh collection. So those are your five collection types. Let's now talk about how a collection is created and how something is added to a collection. Creating a collection is merely a point-and-click process. You select the type of collection that you want from the Reactor toolbar. Then you simply click on the screen where you want that collection located in your scene. Now, the actual position on the viewport where the collection is placed is not important.
The icon created, which doesn't render, merely serves as a placeholder or container on your screen in which to place objects. So if we render things up, you'll see how we still have nothing on the screen. Let's go ahead and create the other four collections. When a collection is selected, it grows in size and turns white. When not selected and when empty--in other words, when it contains no objects-- its icon will display on the screen in red.
An unselected collection that does contain at least one object will instead show itself in blue. We'll see that in just a moment. The settings and options in the Modify column are pretty much, for the most part, the same for each type of collection. You'll have a window that displays the scene objects that have been added to the collection and commands below the window for adding and removing scene elements. Now, to add something into a collection, there's a couple different ways you can go. With the Modify column open, you can easily pick an object out of your scene by simply clicking on the Pick button, then selecting the object.
If that object has been recognized by the collection, you'll then see its name in the list. You can also select an object or a series of objects simultaneously from a list. With a couple more teapots now in the scene, I've reselected my collection. In the Modify column, I'll then drop down to the Add button, then from the list, choosing my objects to add to the collection. Or another way to go, objects can automatically be added to a collection if those scene elements are first selected before the actual collection is created.
So with the new three green spheres, I'll ahead and select them, and again, I'll click on my Rigid Body Collection. The Collection icon will be automatically dropped directly in place with the objects in the collection. I'll go ahead and move that icon a little bit to the side. Back in the commands on the right, you can see what objects are currently included in any collection by simply clicking on the Highlight button. Objects included in the collection will momentarily display in white if using Wireframe mode, or with a bounding box around them if being viewed in Shaded mode.
Objects can also be easily removed from a collection by simply selecting its name in the list, then clicking on the Delete button. That name will no longer display and hitting the Highlight button will show that it's no longer included in that given collection. And you can quickly disable a collection, removing it from any upcoming simulations, by simply clicking Disable. If you no longer want a collection altogether, once the icon has been selected, you can simply hit the Delete key on your keyboard. The objects originally in that collection remain in the scene, ready to be put in another collection or left out of the simulation altogether.
Now, there are a couple of other things to keep in mind when working with collections. First, being added into a collection is an object's way of making sure to be included in a dynamic simulation, so being thrown into a collection is pretty much an object's ticket to getting into the game. Any object not in a collection won't be included or calculated into the simulation. Secondly, collections aren't mix and match. What I mean by that is only objects that are to behave similarly should be added to the same type collection.
A rigid body object for an example shouldn't be added to the same collection as a soft body object. One is designed to be rigid; the others are intended to be pliable. You got to keep similar objects together in their own collections. That's going to be very important to remember. So, rigid body objects go in one collection, a Rigid Body Collection, and soft body objects go on another collection, a Soft Body Collection. Make sense? Now a scene can have as many collections as needed, and any given collection can have as many objects in it as needed.
You just can't be mixing your apples with your oranges. Bottom line: different types of collections for different types of objects.


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Walker putting ideology above taxpayers' interest
Gov. Scott Walker purports to govern based on how it will affect the taxpayers of Wisconsin. Yet in Thursday's Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, there were two articles that show how his ideology trumps his concern for the taxpayers. In fact, it appears that taxpayers will be unnecessarily on the hook for millions of dollars.
One article was about Talgo, the Spanish train company that is suing the state for breach of contract ("Train-maker sues Gov. Walker," Nov. 8). Had Walker not returned the money to the federal government, we could have had new train cars and the beginning of a high-speed 21st-century rail system. Instead, we will have attorneys' fees and a bill for breach of contract, with nothing to show for it.
The more outrageous article, however, was about the refusal of Walker and Secretary of Health Services Dennis Smith to set up mandatory health care exchanges and the return of the $38 million designated by the federal government to set them up. They gambled on the incorrect idea that the Affordable Care Act would be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court (didn't happen) or that Republicans would win the presidential election and overturn the law. What a dangerous gamble that was. Taxpayers will now get to pay to set them up.
I am a taxpayer who supported both the trains and the health care exchanges, and I resent the fact that Walker is playing an ideological game with taxpayers' money.
Karen Dean
Which vision will win?
Wisconsin and Minnesota are moving in different directions. Wisconsin Republicans, as expected with newly gerrymandered districts, retook the state Senate. Republicans now control all of state government (including the Supreme Court) in Wisconsin.
In the recent Minnesota election, Democrats took control of all state government. Both the Wisconsin Republicans and the Minnesota Democrats promise economic recovery. It is the Badger Republican vision vs. the Gopher Democratic vision for economic recovery. Now is the time to keep score in this very serious economic recovery competition.
Wisconsin Republicans have promised lower taxes, less regulation and more jobs. A major accomplishment of the Republican-controlled state government is a projected state budget surplus achieved by historic reductions in funding for public education and compensation for public employees. The Republican agenda is also focused on social issues and values.
Minnesota has higher taxes and a larger state deficit than Wisconsin, but Democrats have promised a balanced approach to address the budget deficit that includes reduced spending and higher taxes. In Minnesota, Democrats took control of state government for the first time since 1990. Again, both economic and social issues are part of the agenda.
Both Wisconsin and Minnesota state governments are currently engaged in the critically important effort to improve the economic and life conditions of citizens. In Wisconsin, the vision is Republican, and in Minnesota, the vision is Democratic. While I hope that both efforts succeed, I fear one approach will be less successful and that many citizens will suffer the consequences.
Marquette University basketball coach Al McGuire once said, "If winning weren't important, nobody would keep score." In this competition, it is important to keep score because the quality of life for both Wisconsin and Minnesota citizens is at stake. Now is the time to establish a baseline and measure change in the number of jobs, the per-capita income, the level of taxation and the quality of life in these two very similar Midwestern states.
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I was thrilled that for the first time in many years I had so many reasons to celebrate this election - President Barack Obama, Tammy Baldwin, Elizabeth Warren, Claire McCaskill, Sherrod Brown and John Tester in my former state of Montana.
Nevertheless, I do not want, even if I could, to have even my own party be the only voice in determining policy. I am old enough (65 years old) to remember when I was able to happily vote for Republicans as well as Democrats and not have to even think about justifying my vote for someone in the other party. It was normal.
It was before the Republican Party seems to have been taken over by people who do not seem to recognize that "the not so good, good old days" will never come again. There is such a bitter, angry, racist, "old white man" syndrome that is doing a disservice to the Republican Party.
I think that an intelligent and caring opposition party is vital to our republic. We need both sides to care about presenting their ideas in a way that demonstrates that each side's commitment is to those people they claim to represent and not to increasing their own particular power.
Kenneth Alexander
Not going away
To readers currently in a post-presidential election celebration, I say, congratulations. To the smug portion of the same group talking about the GOP learning lessons and the ideological purity of Democrats, I say 50% of the popular vote does not constitute a mandate, and those of us who voted the other way are not going away.
The sanctimonious chatter may actually increase resolve to fight the onslaught of American socialism that caught fire in 2008 and again in 2012. I understand the narcotic effect of the handouts used to entice many people and the success-guilt that torments some, but I also understand that our country was not built upon handouts. Rather, it was built by people who lived within their means, worked hard and stayed the course.
Wealth redistribution disguised as entitlements, bailouts, taxation, regulation, currency debasement or other government tools used to facilitate the wholesale theft now called "fairness" is corroding our system. Democrats have not yet killed the Golden Goose, but they've made her rather ill.
The next couple of years will be instructive. Democrats still control the U.S. Senate and the White House, but I hope we'll come together and avoid a second civil war - not of the sort we fought in the 1860s but perhaps a war equally destructive.
Did I mention we are not going away?
John J. Maddente
Nation is being transformed
President Barack Obama was right. Our nation is being fundamentally transformed.
Our nation was founded as a constitutional republic in which officials are elected as representatives of the people but must govern within the strict confines of the Constitution. The Constitution, which includes the Bill of Rights, is based upon the precept that the inherent rights of the individual reign supreme and that all actions of our government must be subservient to these rights.
The government cannot, nor can the majority, strip away these inherent rights. Any changes to the Constitution could only come through the arduous amendment process to ensure changes are made for only significant reasons.
Our new "fundamentally transformed" nation is becoming a democratic republic. Our elected officials are still elected as representatives of the people, but now they govern according to the dictates of those who elected them. The Constitution, including the inherent rights of the individual, is becoming subservient to the often fickle will of the majority.
The clear problem with this is the unintended consequence it has of also transforming inherent individual rights into ones of government bestowment. As this transformation continues, the government will be free to define and modify our rights at its will and, if deemed necessary, suspend or permanently take them away. Only a government returned to the strict confines of the Constitution will prevent this.
Tad Hartlaub
America, and the people, won
In the letter "Obama won; America lost," the writer states that on Nov. 6, "ignorance has won" (Your Views, Nov. 8). This is offensive to everyone who voted for President Barack Obama.
We did not "vote for higher taxes"; we voted for a more equitable tax system in which wealthy individuals and corporations pay their fair share. We did not vote for "poorer health care"; we voted to replace a terribly broken health care system in which 50 million people are not covered by insurance.
We rejected control by a party that is wholly owned and operated by a few super-wealthy, powerful individuals. On Tuesday, the people won; America won.
David Schwartz
Whitefish Bay
Create health exchange
Election results on Tuesday were a victory for Wisconsinites and our nation as the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare, was ratified. Now all of us will have the peace of mind and economic security that guaranteed access to health coverage will bring.
Physician groups and family doctors such as myself supported the ACA because we know it will allow us to take better care of our patients.
The governor and the Legislature should move quickly to take advantage of the ACA's option to implement a locally designed health insurance exchange in Wisconsin. A locally controlled exchange will preserve and encourage the high quality care all Wisconsinites deserve.
Jeff Huebner, M.D.
Put Congress under Obamacare
There has been a lot of discussion about Obamacare and how great it is. But no one is asking the question: If Obamacare is so great, why isn't it good enough for President Barack Obama, the senators and the representatives?
They have a far better plan and benefits than we, as a nation, could ever hope for. And we, the taxpayers, foot the bill. If it's good enough for us, it's good enough for them.
We should be outraged that Congress plays by a different set of rules (members of Congress don't even get prosecuted for "insider trading"). The taxpayers should be the ones voting on pay, benefits, privileges, etc. Wouldn't it be nice if one could decide on his or her own pay raises, health care, benefits, etc., and have someone else pay for it?
Obamacare should be for the entire population or no one at all. Why does Congress think it is better than the rest of us?
Diana Ellis
County shortchanging parks
The Milwaukee County Parks initiative to introduce beer gardens into a number of our public parks has been a great success story. However, it's going to take more than pouring pints of pilsner in parks to secure their financial future.
I question County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic's recent statement in her Nov. 9 op-ed that "the board prioritized our treasured Milwaukee County parks by creating a Parks Amenities Matching Fund that will pay for outstanding deferred maintenance" ("County Board budget takes a balanced approach," Another View).
It's going to take more than the optimistic projections for hundreds of thousands of dollars in beer garden revenue that will fund this "amenities fund" to pay for the $250 million in deferred maintenance our parks face. Even if projections turn out to be on target, it would take 75 to 100 years for the $250,000-plus yearly amenities fund to "pay for outstanding deferred maintenance," as the chairwoman claims.
All avenues for extra funding need to be explored when it comes to securing the financial future of our parks. However, the board also needs to take a serious look at dedicating more tax dollars to our parks in Milwaukee County. In 1983, the County Board approved a property tax levy of $26.9 million for parks. In 2011, it shrunk to $24.6 million. Yet during that time, the overall county budget has tripled.
Please truly prioritize our parks by giving them the real long-term financial support they need by increasing the amount of resources our parks receive. It's a generational responsibility we all share and need to get serious about fulfilling.
Dan Cody
Board President, The Park People of Milwaukee County
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CREDIT HELPERS REPAIR KIT96 LYNWOOD PLAZA FORTLEE, New Jersey U.S.A.
CREDIT HELPERS REPAIR KIT I paid $250 for a credit card never received. They won't refund me as promised. ripoff Fortlee New Jersey
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Olshan Olshan Foundation Repair Lifetime Warranty Foundation Repair does not mean that your house will be leveled or that they will not cause more damage than what you bargain for. Internet, Internet
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After re-leveling only part of the covered warranty they managed to leave my home in much worse shape than what it was in before they started. Because they only leveled certain parts of the house (and not the areas that were the lowest) my house did not end up a flat suface. Because it is so uneven, my celing and walls and the floor and walls are detaching. I have half inch gaps between the wall and ceiling, where bugs and spiders are now comming in from the attic and taking over my home. My daughter stepped on a black widow and we are finding spiders in the beds and on the furniture!
I have a gaping hole that is about 4ft in leanght that runs across the bottom of the wall (where it has seperated from the floor) in daughters room. Not only can you see daylight through the hole, but it floods the room every time it rains!
After hiring a lawyer, Olshan came out and "inspected" the issues that I am having due to their re-leveling my house. They say that unless I pay more money to level parts of the house that is not covered under the warranty they cannot fix all of the proplems with my house that they have caused.However, they do want to come back out in Febuary and re-level what is under warranty (keeping in mind that it may cause more cosmetic damage and that they would not be responsible of course).
What am I suppose to do between now and Febuary in an unsafe house house that leaks all winter?! I have kids to think about.
I don't want them comming back out in Febuary and messing my house up even more. I want someplace to live where my kids can be happy, healthy and safe, NOW!
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SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 04, 2015POSTED: Wednesday, February 04, 2015
Did hiring a lawyer do any good on your Olshan experience?
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Rebuttal is Wrong
AUTHOR: doug45 - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, August 15, 2012POSTED: Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Rather than hash out the advantages and disadvantages of different repair methods I will make the following suggestion:
Hire a structural engineer who:
1) has experience with residential concrete slab foundations
2) is independent - not on a repair company's payroll or receiving any referral fee
There is a lot of mis-information and incorrect information out in the market and it is spread by the companies who will profit from it. Get an unbiased opinion from a true expert, a structural engineer with experience in the area.
It's a minefield so Good Luck.
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maybe so
AUTHOR: Paul - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 14, 2012POSTED: Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Fact is it can be anywhere... foundation repair is not a perfect science and new problems can result from them doing their work... One should not do major 'work' on a house till they confirm foundation is perfect at that time... i made that mistake and have existing seperation before foundation repair.
Im in the process of looking for foundation repair...and osham waws on the list...but may still be removed from that list. or at least moved lower on list.
However a lot of the complaints on here are not exactly accurate and are griping over things that are well known to still happen no matter who does the repair.
Any new company who comes along and says it was done badly, is likley not quite being honest.
The main difference between companies is how many piers they are going to do...
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Damages season 2 is coming at us and we'd better strap in for this high-stakes litigation drama.
Starring Glenn Close, Rose Byrne, Ted Danson & Tate Donovan, season two will add William Hurt and Timothy Olyphant to the star studded cast. (is that an oxymoron?). Damages has it all: Mystery, subterfuge, suspense and some confusion and it only gets better from there.
Season one was an insidious piece of quality story telling. When I pick up on new shows, it's hard to miss the formulaic outlines of a scripted show. Damages took that scripted play book and apparently used it as a booster seat for someones child because they never even went there.
Last Season (One):
Six months previous, Ellen took a job with Patty Hewes (Glenn Close, in her first ever television role). Hewes is an extremely shrewd lawyer who will go to any lengths to obtain what she wants. Including manipulating and even trying to kill own her employees, like Ellen.
Last season, Hewes was retained to sue billionaire Arthur Frobisher (Ted Danson) in a class action suit for insider trading. It was Enron like, except they tried to put a family spin on Frobishers angle in this.
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The show flips back and forth in the telling of the tale but the flash backs and forwards were well executed to serve in telling the tale of everyone involved and maintained a keen level of anxiety and anticipation through out. As the end of season one neared, the story is all caught up and you're left with a "wow" in your head as the final few weeks played out in normal story advancement.
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For those cast members I don't mention, each and every one of them fills a niche in this story that needs filling. Each character is used exquisitely to fill holes, build background or further the story. Don't just believe me as I toot my horn about the show. They got themselves eleven Emmy nominations for their work and snagged a few awards along the way.
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- Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series – Julie Tucker
- Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Television Drama Series – Glenn Close
- Australian Film Institute International Award for Best Actress – Rose Byrne.
Season two of Damages!
Season two looks like it may be just as intense as season one.
Ellen has done a lot of growing up since she graduated from law school all wide eyed and naive and taking her first job with Hewes and Associates. During season one, she got "shoved in the pool", learning to swim with the sharks as it may and she figured it all out on her own.
Now Ellen continues to work for Patty, looking to learn everything she can from her,
"To become her confidant, the daughter she never had."
But Patty needs to stay one step ahead of Ellen. The FBI has caught wind of how Patty does business and they've employed Ellen as an informant who's looking to take Patty down and as Ellen puts it in a preview for season 2,
"I am willing to do whatever it takes, … revenge is the ultimate motivator."
Makes sense, being as how Patty tried to have Ellen killed.
New players:
Patty gets a new client named Daniel Purcell (William Hurt), an energy consultant. He's someone that Patty has a professional and personal past with. Wes Krulik (Timothy Olyphant) is in the same group therapy program as Ellen and ends up involved in her life.
I'd need therapy too if my boss tried to kill me!
I can't wait to see what these two bring to the tension filled table of this show.
Damages started filming season 2 of this legal thriller around mid 2008 and it will premiere Wednesday, January 7th at 10 PM E/P on FX.
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An interview Louise Foxcroft, author of "Calories and Corsets," which exposes the myths and anxieties that drive the dieting industry.
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Vian edits stories from the Arizona Storytellers Project for air, produces local commentaries, and she is the voice you hear hosting Saturday afternoons and occasionally during the week.
Vian has hands-on experience in audio editing, producing, board operating, call screening, voice work, and hosting — including work as a producer and call screener for KQTH News/Talk radio in Tucson.
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August 19...Celebrate Potato Day and Hot & Spicy Food Day!
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Curried Potatoes and Spinach
From PETA
new potatoes
olive oil
curry powder
fresh spinach leaves
salt and pepper, to taste
Get the directions at Curried Potatoes and Spinach
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Vegan Variations…
Spicy NYC Diner-Style Home Fries from PETA
Sweet Potato Fries With Spicy Ketchup from peta2
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Located at College and Dovercourt in Toronto, Folly Brewpub makes Farmhouse beers and pairs them with your favourite comfort foods.
Welcome to Folly Brewpub!
It has been a long and exciting journey, and we're glad to finally be able to open our doors to you!
Folly, loosely defined, means foolish. Many would argue that we are foolish to build a brewery, close a successful business, and basically start all over again. While we may (on occasion) be inclined to agree, we are extremely proud of how far we've come, the hard work of our brewers and staff, and your support!
On these pages, you will find upcoming events, notes from the brewery, and other random (and hopefully exciting) pieces of information that we think you'll enjoy!
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Donald H. Rubin, M.D.
Dept of Medicine
Dept of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology
Contact Information
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ACRE Building F201
VA Hospital
Phone: 615-873-7066
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Dept of Medicine
US Mailing Address:
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Department of Medicine
Nashville, TN 37232-2582
M.D., Cornell University Medical College
Research Keywords
Research Description
Research has focused on understanding cellular and molecular aspects of viral infection in the GI tract and liver using reovirus. This work has led to the development of an exciting technology to sort out cellular genes that participate in cellular infection. Gene-trap retroviruses are used to select cells that are resistant to lytic reovirus infection. One hundred twenty cell lines have been established with a reovirus resistant phenotype and the genes disrupted are being characterized. Of the 120 genes disrupted, 20 of the genes are known. Many of these known genes are part of the endocytic pathway and 50% have been associated with virus infections. This work has been expanded to include the study of cellular genes involved in Trypanosoma cruzi infection. In addition, the laboratory is currently pursuing studies to elucidate the mechanisms of generating effective mucosal immunity. Recent studies have found that there is an oligoclonal response of the host to reovirus and that mucosal CD8+ that express the aa homodimer do not signal via NfkB.
Ivie, SE, Fennessey, CM, Sheng, J, Rubin, DH, McClain, MS. Gene-trap mutagenesis identifies mammalian genes contributing to intoxication by Clostridium perfringens I?-toxin. PLoS One, 6(3), e17787, 2011
Murray, JL, Mavrakis, M, McDonald, NJ, Yilla, M, Sheng, J, Bellini, WJ, Zhao, L, Le Doux, JM, Shaw, MW, Luo, CC, Lippincott-Schwartz, J, Sanchez, A, Rubin, DH, Hodge, TW. Rab9 GTPase is required for replication of human immunodeficiency virus type 1, filoviruses, and measles virus. J Virol, 79(18), 11742-51, 2005
Organ, EL, Sheng, J, Ruley, HE, Rubin, DH. Discovery of mammalian genes that participate in virus infection. BMC Cell Biol, 5(1), 41, 2004
Sheng, J, Organ, EL, Hao, C, Wells, KS, Ruley, HE, Rubin, DH. Mutations in the IGF-II pathway that confer resistance to lytic reovirus infection. BMC Cell Biol, 5, 32, 2004
Organ, EL, Nalbantyan, CD, Nanney, LB, Woodward, SC, Sheng, J, Dubois, RN, Price, J, Sutcliffe, M, Coffey, RJ, Rubin, DH. Effects of transforming growth factor-alpha (TGF-alpha) in vitro and in vivo on reovirus replication. DNA Cell Biol, 23(7), 430-41, 2004
Chen, D, Rubin, D H. Mucosal T cell response to reovirus.. Immunol Res, 23(2-3), 229-34, 2001
Mora, A L, Chen, D, Boothby, M, Rubin, D H. Lineage-specific differences among CD8+ T cells in their dependence of NF-kappa B/Rel signaling.. Eur J Immunol, 29(9), 2968-80, 1999
Saragovi, HU, Rebai, N, Di Guglielmo, GM, Macleod, R, Sheng, J, Rubin, DH, Greene, MI. A G1 cell cycle arrest induced by ligands of the reovirus type 3 receptor is secondary to inactivation of p21ras and mitogen-activated protein kinase. DNA Cell Biol, 18(10), 763-70, 1999
Major, AS, Rubin, DH, Cuff, CF. Mucosal immunity to reovirus infection. Curr Top Microbiol Immunol, 233(Pt 2), 163-77, 1998
Chen, D, Lee, F, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. Predominant T-cell receptor Vbeta usage of intraepithelial lymphocytes during the immune response to enteric reovirus infection. J Virol, 71(5), 3431-6, 1997
Taterka, J, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. Characterization of cytotoxic cells from reovirus-infected SCID mice: activated cells express natural killer- and lymphokine-activated killer-like activity but fail to clear infection. J Virol, 69(6), 3910-4, 1995
Cuff, CF, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Development, function, and trafficking of mucosal leukocytes in immunodeficient mice. Adv Exp Med Biol, 371B, 719-24, 1995
Hooper, DC, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Spontaneous proliferation of Peyer''s patch cells in vitro. Int Immunol, 6(6), 873-80, 1994
Taterka, J, Sutcliffe, M, Rubin, DH. Selective reovirus infection of murine hepatocarcinoma cells during cell division. A model of viral liver infection. J Clin Invest, 94(1), 353-60, 1994
Cuff, CF, Cebra, CK, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Developmental relationship between cytotoxic alpha/beta T cell receptor-positive intraepithelial lymphocytes and Peyer''s patch lymphocytes. Eur J Immunol, 23(6), 1333-9, 1993
Williams, WV, Weiner, DB, Borofsky, MA, Rubin, DH, Yui, K, Greene, MI. Modulation of T cell responses with MHC-derived peptides. Immunol Res, 11(1), 11-23, 1992
Taterka, JA, Cuff, CF, Rubin, DH. Viral gastrointestinal infections. Gastroenterol Clin North Am, 21(2), 303-30, 1992
Rubin, DH, Wetzel, JD, Williams, WV, Cohen, JA, Dworkin, C, Dermody, TS. Binding of type 3 reovirus by a domain of the sigma 1 protein important for hemagglutination leads to infection of murine erythroleukemia cells. J Clin Invest, 90(6), 2536-42, 1992
Rubin, DH, Weiner, DB, Dworkin, C, Greene, MI, Maul, GG, Williams, WV. Receptor utilization by reovirus type 3: distinct binding sites on thymoma and fibroblast cell lines result in differential compartmentalization of virions. Microb Pathog, 12(5), 351-65, 1992
Williams, WV, Kieber-Emmons, T, Weiner, DB, Rubin, DH, Greene, MI. Contact residues and predicted structure of the reovirus type 3-receptor interaction. J Biol Chem, 266(14), 9241-50, 1991
Cebra, JJ, Cuff, CF, Rubin, DH. Relationship between alpha/beta T cell receptor/CD8+ precursors for cytotoxic T lymphocytes in the murine Peyer''s patches and the intraepithelial compartment probed by oral infection with reovirus. Immunol Res, 10(3-4), 321-3, 1991
Cuff, CF, Cebra, CK, Lavi, E, Molowitz, EH, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Protection of neonatal mice from fatal reovirus infection by immune serum and gut derived lymphocytes. Adv Exp Med Biol, 310, 307-15, 1991
London, SD, Cebra-Thomas, JA, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. CD8 lymphocyte subpopulations in Peyer''s patches induced by reovirus serotype 1 infection. J Immunol, 144(8), 3187-94, 1990
Rubin, DH, Morrison, AH, Witzleben, CL, Guico, CJ, Piccoli, DA. Site of reovirus replication in liver is determined by the type of hepatocellular insult. J Virol, 64(9), 4593-7, 1990
Piccoli, DA, Witzleben, CL, Guico, CJ, Morrison, A, Rubin, DH. Synergism between hepatic injuries and a nonhepatotropic reovirus in mice. Enhanced hepatic infection and death. J Clin Invest, 86(4), 1038-45, 1990
Cuff, CF, Lavi, E, Cebra, CK, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. Passive immunity to fatal reovirus serotype 3-induced meningoencephalitis mediated by both secretory and transplacental factors in neonatal mice. J Virol, 64(3), 1256-63, 1990
George, A, Kost, SI, Witzleben, CL, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. Reovirus-induced liver disease in severe combined immunodeficient (SCID) mice. A model for the study of viral infection, pathogenesis, and clearance. J Exp Med, 171(3), 929-34, 1990
London, SD, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. Intraepithelial lymphocytes contain virus-specific, MHC-restricted cytotoxic cell precursors after gut mucosal immunization with reovirus serotype 1/Lang. Reg Immunol, 2(2), 98-102, 1989
Weisenthal, RW, Sinclair, SH, Frank, I, Rubin, DH. Long-term outpatient treatment of CMV retinitis with ganciclovir in AIDS patients. Br J Ophthalmol, 73(12), 996-1001, 1989
Cebra, JJ, Cebra-Thomas, JA, Cuff, CF, George, A, Kost, SI, London, SD, Rubin, DH. Reoviruses as probes of the gut mucosal T cell population. Immunol Invest, 18(1-4), 545-58, 1989
London, SD, Cebra, JJ, Rubin, DH. The reovirus-specific cytotoxic T cell response is not restricted to serotypically unique epitopes associated with the virus hemagglutinin. Microb Pathog, 6(1), 43-50, 1989
Williams, WV, London, SD, Weiner, DB, Wadsworth, S, Berzofsky, JA, Robey, F, Rubin, DH, Greene, MI. Immune response to a molecularly defined internal image idiotope. J Immunol, 142(12), 4392-400, 1989
Rubin, DH, Bauman, LJ, Lauby, JL. The relationship between knowledge and reported behavior in childhood asthma. J Dev Behav Pediatr, 10(6), 307-12, 1989
Williams, WV, Guy, HR, Rubin, DH, Robey, F, Myers, JN, Kieber-Emmons, T, Weiner, DB, Greene, MI. Sequences of the cell-attachment sites of reovirus type 3 and its anti-idiotypic/antireceptor antibody: modeling of their three-dimensional structures. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 85(17), 6488-92, 1988
Cebra, JJ, Cebra, ER, Cebra-Thomas, JA, George, A, Lebman, DA, London, SD, Rubin, DH, Schweitzer, PA. Specific and nonspecific perturbations of B- and T-cell subsets in Peyer''s patches. Monogr Allergy, 24, 173-80, 1988
Weiner, DB, Girard, K, Williams, WV, McPhillips, T, Rubin, DH. Reovirus type 1 and type 3 differ in their binding to isolated intestinal epithelial cells. Microb Pathog, 5(1), 29-40, 1988
Kaljot, KT, Shaw, RD, Rubin, DH, Greenberg, HB. Infectious rotavirus enters cells by direct cell membrane penetration, not by endocytosis. J Virol, 62(4), 1136-44, 1988
London, SD, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Gut mucosal immunization with reovirus serotype 1/L stimulates virus-specific cytotoxic T cell precursors as well as IgA memory cells in Peyer''s patches. J Exp Med, 165(3), 830-47, 1987
Rubin, DH. Reovirus serotype 1 binds to the basolateral membrane of intestinal epithelial cells. Microb Pathog, 3(3), 215-9, 1987
Rubin, DH, Costello, T, Witzleben, CL, Greene, MI. Transport of infectious reovirus into bile: class II major histocompatibility antigen-bearing cells determine reovirus transport. J Virol, 61(10), 3222-6, 1987
London, SD, Rubin, DH, Cebra, JJ. Murine Peyer''s patches are capable of generating a cytotoxic T cell (CTL) response to nominal antigens. Adv Exp Med Biol, 216A, 267-78, 1987
Rubin, DH, Eaton, MA, Anderson, AO. Reovirus infection in adult mice: the virus hemagglutinin determines the site of intestinal disease. Microb Pathog, 1(1), 79-87, 1986
Rubin, DH, Eaton, MA, Costello, T. Reovirus type 1 is secreted into the bile. J Virol, 60(2), 726-8, 1986
Anderson AO, MacDonald TT, Rubin DH. Effect of orally administered avridine on enteric antigen uptake and mucosal immunity. Int. J. Immunother. , 1, 107-115, 1985
Twist, EM, Kolonich, K, Rubin, DH. Propagation of rotaviruses in the presence of chicken serum. J Gen Virol, 65 ( Pt 7), 1207-10, 1984
Abramczuk, J, Vorbrodt, A, Rubin, DH, Fields, BN, Koprowski, H. Interactions of preimplantation mouse embryos with reovirus serotypes 1 and 3. Infect Immun, 42(1), 301-7, 1983
Hrdy, DB, Rubin, DH, Fields, BN. Molecular basis of reovirus neurovirulence: role of the M2 gene in avirulence. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 79(4), 1298-302, 1982
Offit, PA, Rubin, DH. Viral diseases: infections of the gastrointestinal tract. Compr Ther, 8(8), 21-6, 1982
Rubin, D, Weiner, HL, Fields, BN, Greene, MI. Immunologic tolerance after oral administration of reovirus: requirement for two viral gene products for tolerance induction. J Immunol, 127(4), 1697-701, 1981
Wolf, JL, Rubin, DH, Finberg, R, Kauffman, RS, Sharpe, AH, Trier, JS, Fields, BN. Intestinal M cells: a pathway for entry of reovirus into the host. Science, 212(4493), 471-2, 1981
Rubin, DH, Fields, BN. Molecular basis of reovirus virulence. Role of the M2 gene. J Exp Med, 152(4), 853-68, 1980


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SIKESTON - Gray Young of Caruthersville has joined the Missouri Farm Bureau as a career agent in Scott County.
Young has completed two weeks of training emphasizing life, accident/health and property and casualty insurance. His office will be in the local Farm Bureau office at 1901 E. Malone Ave. in Sikeston.
SIKESTON - Harold J. Myrick has joined the Sikeston office of A.G. Edwards and Sons Inc. as a senior financial associate. Myrick is joining the team of Chuck and Bart Grant.
Prior to joining A.G. Edwards, Myrick was in the banking industry in Sikeston for the past 22 years.
"Harold will be a benefit to our team since he brings with him many years of dedication to serving clients in the financial services industries," said Bart Grant.
"I look forward to working with a team of investment professionals and their clients," said Myrick. "And I would like to invite my former clients to visit me in my new location."
Myrick is president-elect of the Kiwanis Club, is a member of the YMCA Board and serves as a board member of the North Acres Recreation Club. He resides in Sikeston with his wife, Darla, and their two children. The Myricks are active members of the Tanner Street Church of God where he serves a minister of music.
A.G. Edwards' Sikeston office has been serving investors in the area for 17 years and now has three financial consultants on staff. The office is located at 124 E. Center St. in Sikeston.
DEXTER - Union Planters Bank has named Eva Rennier as mortgage loan originator for the bank's office in Dexter.
Mrs. Rennier joins the company from First National Bank where she has been involved in mortgage processing and underwriting. She and her husband, Mark, live in Sikeston with their two sons, Nicholas and Daniel.
Union Planters Corporation, the largest bank holding company headquartered in Tennessee, is among the 30 largest bank holding companies based in the United States with consolidated assets of $35 billion at June 30.
SIKESTON - Karen Lance, owner of the Sikeston and the Poplar Bluff Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, received the Customer Retention Award. This award is given to Jackson Hewitt locations in Region 10 that have achieved outstanding growth in the area of customer retention during the 2002 tax season.
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I think we do have a few talented youngsters ready in the wings to come through....I think Taarabt has shown glimpses of promise and 'Arry said that his skill on the training pitch has to be seen to be believed, if he can harness this in a game situation he could be a great player. The future doesn't look too bad methinks.


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Dealers Warranty,LLC Automobile Consumer Service Corporation Verbal promise to cover all parts deemed non regular service items bumper to bumper, an outright lie. St.Charles, Missouri
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Altogether both contracts were purchaced at a cost in excess of $7,000.00 which could have purchaced an almost new vehicle had I invested that amount in an interest bearing account in place of making the warranty company many thousands of dollars using my hard-earned dollars for which my family sacrificed and suffered to pay in my efforts to protect them from harm by vehicular failure in remote loctions. Perhaps there is a special very warm place awaiting those who steal and lie to amass their fortune from the trusting and innocent ones among us. John Mustang, Okla.
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