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This book is a graphic novel of the classic Snow White story set after World War I. During the war while many men were serving in the military, many women did things they had not done before, like working outside the home in factories and businesses. During this time more women went to college and they won the right to vote. It is a really interesting time to set a story like Snow White, a story about a girl who seems to rely entirely on other people to rescue her or take care of her.
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The global cereal and snack maker announced plans to boost its Midwest production operations following its acquisition of the assets of IndyBake Products and Brownie Products Co.
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Shareholders of Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. have approved the company's sale to candy maker Mars Inc., creating the world's largest confection maker.
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Coca-Cola Co. moved up two notches to displace Sony as best brand, at least in the eyes of 2,372 people surveyed by Harris Interactive's annual poll.
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They're cute and they clearly communicate the flavor in these candies and savory snacks.
Campbell Soup Co. Reports on Sustainability Goals
Campbell, which has been recognized for its corporate social responsibility efforts, looks toward 2020 with its goals to reduce its footprint and advance its wellness food profile.
2011 Processor of the Year H.J. Heinz Co: Pittsburgh Product Development ...
Six-year-old innovation center, plus distributed centers of excellence, keep the global pipeline full.
Colombian Indians Create Soda from Coca
A new soft drink made in Colombia may not be cola, but it's definitely coca. A Nasa Indian company in southern Colombia has created a golden, carbonated drink made from coca leaf extract, and they plan to market it as an alternative to Coca-Cola.
Editor's Plate: A Littler Joint Venture: Me & Goji
Alexander and Adam let you design your own cereal and container.
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Japanese officials announced their "decisive action" to bolster the yen in a rare public comment. The dollar lost more than two yen after the Bank of Japan sold dollars to boost its currency. The dollar fell as low as 129.52, down from an earlier high of 133.64.
Japan's Finance Minister, Hikaru Matsunaga, said: "The recent depreciation of the yen raises serious concern in view of the need for avoiding the exacerbation of large external imbalances and cannot be justified given Japan's potential economic strength.
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Robert Rubin, the US Treasury Secretary, welcomed the moves and called on Japan to put in place a "strong programme" quickly.
"We share the concern expressed by the Japanese Prime Minister about recent weakness in the yen, and in that context we welcome the action undertaken by the Japanese authorities in the exchange market to support the value of the yen," he said.
The move came as the government finally came up with the long-awaited economic stimulation package worth some 10 trillion (pounds 45bn), aimed at fending off the prospect of the first recession in 23 years. The package includes tax cuts and massive public spending and is the biggest of its kind in the nation's history.
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Yes, that is what I was going for. I originally had not placed the Apache.NMS in a vendor sub-directory, but I'm OK with that. I really like the external repository reference when doing a checkout. The other projects are easy to change as well, except for MSMQ. It still had a dependency on the ActiveMQ project. It was using the AtomicBoolean type. In the patch file I posted to the [AMQNET-73] issue, I copied the AtomicBoolean.cs file into the MSMQ project so that it is independent of the ActiveMQ project. Yes, I see that the nant builds are necessary for full support. For the most part, they can be avoided, but not ignored. Thanks for getting this set up. - Jim On 11/1/07, Hiram Chirino <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > Ok.. I got it setup for the NMS.ActiveMQ module. Easy enough. > Please let me know if that's what you were requesting.. I'll > replicated that to the other modules if it's what you were looking > for. > > > On 11/1/07, Hiram Chirino <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > Ok.. I'll try out setting up the extenal vendor branch system.. I'll > > report back in a bit. > > >
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Looks like they're pandering to the Clara haters and giving her nothing to do or say. Death by neglect. Give the girl a decent exit and do it soon.
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Looks like they're pandering to the Clara haters and giving her nothing to do or say. Death by neglect. Give the girl a decent exit and do it soon.
That normally implies the patentee was playing the system, refiling with modified claims to extend the patents effective life or add claims, sometimes claims that would have prior art if not attached to an earlier claim date. The US patent system is almost designed for abuse by trolls. It sometimes looks like troops deliberately file defective claims knowing they can take their time fixing the mistake, without the patent life clock even starting.
It's doing a pretty good impression of push mail for my gmail accounts in Thunderbird (and of course Android) and I've not paid anyone. The office Exchange server is far less cooperative.
It's not free, you paid for the os it upgraded and you still had years of support prepaid on it.
After the win 10 upgrade borked network access to my htpc, my microphone and a whole pile of app problems because it didnt manage to migrate settings correctly, I'm severely annoyed with this fugly mess and ready to rollback. Except i don't have that option if i want to stay employed :( so I'll have to clock up more time defanging win10 on top of the hours wasted already.
"apps might assume they are given the access they ask for"
Yes, it's not hard to check for permissions before using them but no-one does it or bothers catching the exceptions. Or carry on working after. That's going to change with Android 6 many years from now.
The 'correct' solution is to feed lies back to the requesting app instead of denying permissions. Not aware of any manufacturers shipping that, so users have to root and install the fix themselves. Not ideal.
...because I remember using punch cards, paper tape, mag tape and toggle switches to key in the paper tape bootloader! Nothing as strange as the oscilloscope output and rotary phone dial for input on an ancient mainframe though ;)
Yes, completely OT :)
Pretty sad isn't it, while Slashdot is reporting another flow battery breakthrough, Lewis is busy deflecting blame from crooks in a fossil fuel industry. The S/N for tech news seems higher on a troll infested semi-anarchy than a purported tech news site (being satirical never used to stop the reg doing the tech bit as well).
[BTW Still trying to find out if the description 'throbber' is a term of endearment in the navy...]
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You understate the problem. Your data is effectively only as secure as the physical security of the device holding it. For a phone, that's 0% secure. They're easy to lose, easy to steal and there's a non-zero chance of being snatched while powered up and logged in.
Store nothing on one you can't afford to lose.
...not that I'm claiming your PC is much more safe. I let mine have unimportant passwords only. I am beginning to hate 2 factor authentication though :(
After running some tests it does look like they carefully cherry picked the publicised performance, what I saw was a nearly random pattern of relative compression compared to lzma and deflate. In one test deflate beat it by >10%!
The lzma comparison was more interesting, with the quality at usable settings it was comfortably faster with roughly the same compression ratio. That's pretty surprising given the use of huffman coding. Will definitely be trialling it some more, lzma just isn't fast enough for us (neither is lzham), this might just be.
A future version with arithmetic coding could be very interesting, once the current patent woes on ANS are dealt with.
This is why many compressor comparisons include the size of the compressor (inc any static data) in the results and your compressor would instantly rank as the worst ever!
For Googles specific use on the net/web it's a no-brainer and particularly useful for small payloads.
You've assumed a few things: that those middle age people were human, that the Doctor didn't know it was a trap, that what you saw was what was really there, that there was evidence left or anyone left to influence after that scene.
It's a clever ploy, guaranteed to get watchers debating furiously till next Sat, when we'll find out how much the Doctor and the story teller lied this time.
What cliffhanger? He can't kill Davros unless they really intend to reboot the entire Who universe back to Hartnells stories. Rather obvious he's going to exterminate the handmines, then we'll be treated to 30min of idle chit-chat before Missy rescues us from boredom.
That's the perpetual problem with Who cliffhangers, the resolution is normally limp.
The Sonic may be replaceable but it's being misused (again) to solve every problem. Time to dump it, again. Only problem is this geriatric Doctor needs gadgets to paper over the lack of action :(
Have to cover the paucity of the claims with some vigorously encouraged SHOUTING.
It's well accepted that drinking 2 halves takes less time than 1 pint. I suspect the same applies to food ;)
Lewis is simply relying on the observation that "believers" on both sides won't bother reading the sources. It's almost pointless arguing with believers because their belief is religious (as i believe Lewis managed to point out a few weeks back, overlooking what it said about his own faction!).
Religious belief is the promise to believe despite any evidence or lack of it. Scientific belief is the promise to follow where the evidence leads. One requires ignoring inconvenient data, the other requires questioning what you believe faced with contradictory evidence. I'm going to put my faith in the scientific version, it corrects mistakes a few millennia quicker
Not sure carefully checking helps any longer since they stated they'll stop giving detailed explanations of updates. You'll actually need to search non Microsoft sites to find out which updates are Trojan horses from now on and i won't be trusting a Microsoft owned search engine for that.
One bunch a week or so ago gave no useful info on the Microsoft kb pages, took 30min identifying the rotten ones :(
@Big John: Somehow I get the impression you're wilfully forgetting that's exactly what the denial camp claimed.
And no, you can't hide behind 'climate is variable' because that's the whole point of extracting long term trends in the data. Also why it took so many years to even notice something was amiss with the results and why in context it looks like a damn rapid change. The unfortunate reality that annual variation far exceeds the cumulative trend is very convenient for some but doesn't change the results, it just makes them easier to ignore.
"get labelled as "deniers" by AGW-proponents"
No h4rm0ny, the problem is the undecided get appropriated by the denialist minority as supporting their beliefs. The undecided are rapidly becoming a minority themselves and it's getting harder for true denialists to manufacture any pretence of wide support.
They face the other problem of even undecided voters realising some of the mitigation efforts are worth doing even without global warming. Leaves actual denialists in an increasingly tricky spot deciding exactly what to oppose.
The only thing 'widely admitted' was that one set of measurements seemed to show a stall but the consensus was that no one knew if it was real or an error, with most expecting an error (apart from Lewis's friends who already 'knew' the answer before the anomaly was even seen). We're now pretty certain it really is just a measurement error.
More entertainingly, given all those years with a huge propaganda gift like that, no one managed to come up with any believable theory to explain why the climate would suddenly stop changing or explain away the previous century of results. Come on guys, it doesn't get much easier if you're right.
At the time that was announced I wondered why Lewis wasn't frothing denial all over the Reg, seems he was just waiting till enough people forgot the story.
Capaldi: grumpy old arsehole in a zimmer frame.
Maybe the writers will work out how to script around a near pensioner actor, last season felt so slow and static. Clara is the only thing holding it together right now, much like the semi clad eye-candy did in the Davison and Baker days. Which is very sad :(
The Big Finish audio stories confirmed that given a good script McCoy was a great doctor, much darker than the new series has managed. It surprised me after the shite tv episodes but yes, we can and do know.
Colin baker has to be the worst, bitterness just isn't interesting and that was about all he brought to the part. Eccleston and Davison are close behind.
Intel have that solved, 3/4 of then will be so expensive the average punter simply won't consider them!
Oh, I'm sure there are some fans who genuinely believe it.
It's completely possible for better tech to fail by being prohibitively costly or have low availability - but neither apply here. This time there just aren't enough people that think it's an 'astonishingly good' anything to succeed. Shouting a lot from positions of supposed influence (like say, news site editors) is no substitute for willing customers.
I'm not sure Andrew is ready yet to accept Microsofts Win8/10/WP strategy has nothing to do with what we need, it's a cynical strategy to impose what's good for Microsoft and only Microsoft. They couldn't push a phonified OS on desktop users so now they'll try it the other way. Eventually they'll either die or do the right thing and use the right OS on each class of device instead of the jack-of-all-trades cockup we're seeing now.
@Skydweller is not just bandwidth, the fuckwits dump it on the system drive. So my nightly backup just grew by 3Gb per machine. My sys drive is deliberately small and 3Gb represents a substantial proportion of its free space, all versions of windows behave badly when free space shrinks too far.
In one case it tried downloading the update with less than 3Gb free, would have crashed windows if i hadn't caught it (then removed another few gb of shit update hadn't bothered cleaning up, 3gb is below what i normally try to keep free).
@AC yes, it's the full 3Gb and I've had to remove it on both Win8 machines here. Several times on one of them :(
Even more annoying i had to do it after already downloading the ISO for each pc, Microsoft are being a bunch of c###s about this and need smacking hard.
...perhaps because those 'decent specs' require a bigger battery and battery size is constrained by screen size? There's a reason all the 'S' versions of flagships have lower specs, not just a smaller screen. How much battery time do you want to sacrifice and/or how much fatter do you want the case for a thicker battery (in a world that overwhelmingly wants thin phones).
Or maybe you don't need a flagship and the problem is imaginary.
Here in England I simply wouldn't believe a number that high, seems pretty encouraging even for the continent with lower language barriers. But that interpretation doesn't fit the tale Andrew wants to spin.
The reality is my wanting to watch Irish sport in England isn't helping Hollywood sell anything, it's helping keeping my local Irish bar funded though - they've jumped the hurdles to get it so I don't have to bother fighting geolocking.
The US has already flooded the whole of the EU with their 'product', they stand to be hurt just as much (or little) an locals.
Would be nice if the EU sorted out the inequalities that allow differential pricing to succeed *before* full scale harmonisation but that's never likely to happen so market forces will have to do the job.
Those arguments are from Microsoft's suit against Interdigital, not the ITC.
If the decision is poorly worded that weakens it as a defence in ongoing or future lawsuits. Normally the courts would be inclined to rubberstamp an ITC decision. Microsoft's problems aren't necessarily over yet, this was the fast track process, now Interdigital will probably carry on in the courts.
I think they've committed suicide. The most likely outcome now, presaged by the creation of Alphabet, is Google splitting search from the problem services completely destroying leverage for Fairsearch & co.
More worrying for them is my most recent experience of their shopping service. I actually tried Googles travel insurance comparison partly because this whole shitstorm had kicked off again. It was a revelation, an absolutely minimal search, 100% relevant results, enough detail to narrow the choice upfront... and most astonishing, the prices quoted there matched the ones on each sellers site I tried! Easily deserving of a high rank in organic search in the 'level playing field' Fairsearch claim to want.
Comparison sites are so universally bad even Google can put together something better. The complaining competition should be very frightened and they'll go to their bankruptcy without ever considering building a better product. Still, it will be a "fair" bankruptcy for most of them ;)
Foundem launched early enough to get decent press coverage (which no launch today would), then failed to turned that into any happy, repeat customers. Today they're riding Microsofts coattails and again getting press coverage, coverage that will stop most even considering them.
The last thing Foundem needs is more exposure, the more the public hear their name, the worse things get. Yet they still cling to the belief that buying rank in search results (this time by paying for lawyers) will magically change their fortunes.
Wonder if they've ever considered just running a better business?
We largely abandoned analogue computers because of noise problems, which limits accuracy AND slows them down as a side effect, plus we've thrown more research at miniaturising digital components which increases speed.
The quantum effects in annealing make it converge faster than a classical annealer. It's possible D-Wave made the reasonable assumption that miniaturising their device would increase speed, supercooling would improve noise and quantum annealing would be massively faster on top, making for a very fast device. What probably happened is, it's inherently a slow analogue computer, miniaturising made noise much worse, quantum effects are either being drowned in that noise OR prevented by it and the actual speedup is much lower than predicted. Result: an accelerated slow device that's just about able to compete with much cheaper digital devices.
Their best hope is that it's not yet doing anything quantum accelerated. Looks very like a dead end, hobbled by noise. Noise tolerance is why digital can be pushed so hard and why quantum computing is so hard to implement.
Reads like they've realised they have a device that performs classical annealing faster than a digital computer simulates it. Which has some interest but is hardly surprising.
Which means an essential part of any legislation may be compelling them to allow better monitoring, though not something we necessarily want to happen given the risks more surveillance brings.
Ultimately though 'today's tools cant do the job' means nothing more than it says, 'today's tools'. Arguably a signal of abuse must be detectable, otherwise no one is actually being abused. Once detected the tool of legal compulsion can be employed to dig out the truth. If the carriers are smart they'll not risk that anal probing level of investigation.
It's not about removing traffic management though, it's about preventing abuse of traffic management. What we're lacking is any credible definition of what abuse we're trying to stop, the cluelessness of the non technical on how abuse could be detected is pretty unimportant right now - but the idea that deliberate manipulation can't be detected in a torrent of randomness is astonishing and a lot of scientists have clearly wasted their lives doing exactly that in many fields of research.
Could be a deliberate differentiator, in the past Sony have shipped OTG capable chips with a connection omitted to disable it.
You've made the mistake of assuming bull refers to the truth of the tales, not the nature of the truth.
If Linux installers were pushed out to most of the planets PCs as fake 'important updates' that might be a fair comparison.
GWX looks like it uses the old trick of running multiple tasks to reinitialize each other if you try killing it. Particularly nasty is adding a scheduler task even adminn users cannot edit. However I had no problem killing it by just uninstalling the 'important upgrade' that spreads the infection and marking it hidden. Now I just have the chore of carefully checking every new update in case the bastards give it a new name :(
Really? Did the start of a long recession just before the smoking ban started have nothing to do with falling pub attendance, except for discount outlets like Wetherspoons. You also have to pretend JDW didn't start making *more* money months before the official ban when they banned smoking early, my favourite sight of the time was a builder being physically thrown out of a pub by his workmates as he tried lighting up at the bar.
We'll never be able to pin down what, if any, damage the smoking ban did. It did break the decades long fight by pubs&bars to do avoid doing anything meaningful about the problem. Offered a deal - provide a moderate number of smoke free rooms spread across geographical areas - and there would be no need for a ban. They got nowhere near and it became very clear from trade publications the belief was the gov would back down. That's how we got today's ban.
Apart from losing pub gardens to smokers it's been good. Just wish I had less other ways to spend my disposable income, the real reason pubs struggle to get us into them.
The overall design is a brazen Samsung knockoff, hard to conclude otherwise. The question is if it's so brazen it's infringing. There are no separate features so distinctive they deserve protection on an iPhone, only the combination. Yet the case Apple brought focussed overly on detail, instead of how the list of details adds up to 'passing off'. And they convinced a judge&jury to go along with them.
You can protect a collection of unprotectable parts if as a collection it's distinctive. Apple tried to scare off all competition by focussing almost exclusively on detail, both in court and LOUDLY in PR. They can't complain if the case then falls apart as the individual claims fall.
Google has a long and disgraceful history of simply ignoring contact from outsiders, it really shouldn't surprise anyone that even critical bug reports get little or no response. They seem to have passed Microsoft now in doing whatever they want without caring how or who it affects.
Spell correction and predictive text are responsible for most of the gibberish posts I make here, they're not always a good thing. I can't spell or get grammar right without help most of the time yet it frequently does more damage than good!
At least Ballmer&co are incompetent with just a small dose of evil. It's not a small dose with Murdoch.
The US police have repeatedly demonstrated they have no problem with killing suspects with little or no reason... don't tempt them.
It's called the Harvard Architecture and it was designed to increase throughput to/from memory but does separate data from code. However we quite like to load programs into memory so they can be run, we like to JIT compile scripts and so on - so it could never offer any more security than write protecting pages in our Von Neumann machines.
The reason they died out is probably the slight problem of where you put the extra pins on a microprocessor to access 2 separate memory systems. Nowadays we could just multiplex them but it makes more sense to treat it just gobble the extra bandwidth directly.
I'm looking forward to discovering if my hidden bad driver updates remain hidden after I finally allow Win10 to install (which sadly will be required for work sooner than I'm happy with). Let's just say I'm not optimistic.
Caught the sneak bastards autoselecting 'upgrade to Win10' in the optional updates section of Win Update on both my PCs. Only takes one accident and your PC is infested prematurely. Hiding that update seems to have fixed the problem for now.
...because for most people it will cost much more than £60 to actually use it for the contract duration.
Also why it's such a PIA working out whether a bargain really is a bargain for you. As a £5/year man I'll stick with last years remaindered flagships for the foreseeable future.
BTW O2's cunning stunt of splitting the bill into device+airtime payments so they could carry on hiking prices mid-contract has backfired, so many people worked out they can buy on contract then immediately pay off the device part and cancel the contract, their operators sometimes just ask up front if that's what you plan to do!
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McM Hoops Welcomes Community Saturday
ABILENE, Texas - McMurry University's men's and women's basketball programs are opening their doors – literally – to Abilene and the surrounding community in a "Meet Your War Hawks" Day this coming Saturday, December 8. The McM women tip-off versus Wayland Baptist University at 2 p.m., followed by the men's game at 4 p.m. against Incarnate Word.
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Fans will be treated to halftime entertainments and activities at both games. Among the events is the Double Dave's Half-Court Pizza Shooting Contest – open to all fans – and prize giveaways during both games.
"We appreciate our loyal fans of War Hawk Basketball, including our students," said first-year McM men's head coach Chris Beard<http://www.mcmurrysports.com/coaches.aspx?rc=217>, who worked under coaching legend Bob Knight prior to coming to the War Hawks' program. "We also want to reach out to others in our community that have not been to a McMurry basketball game before. Saturday's games will be quality college basketball and we hope to have a great crowd. We hope the dollar tickets will help some families be able to attend."
Veronica Snow<http://www.mcmurrysports.com/coaches.aspx?rc=222>, in her sixth season at the helm of the War Hawks' women's team, pointed to the reciprocal value of events like Saturday's "Meet Your War Hawks" Day.
"I see it as a win-win situation," Snow said. "It's wonderful when our players get to showcase our teams – as well as our University – to fans young and old. But it's equally important that our players see the faces in the stands and realize that they (the players) are the faces of McMurry and the Abilene area. We have a mutual responsibility with fans: we want their support at games and we need to let them know we are always giving our best as their representatives."
The McMurry Athletics Department will also be recognizing several Fall Sports teams for their post-season accomplishments: Football- winners of last Saturday's C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl; Volleyball- National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) national champions; Men's Soccer- NCCAA 6th in the nation & Central Region champs, and; Women's Soccer- NCCAA Central Region semi-finalists.
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Cervical cytology (Pap-smears) CGH analyses of human tumors have revealed that chromosomal aberrations result in genomic imbalances specific for diverse tissue types. Furthermore, these changes define discrete steps in the progression of epithelial tumors. More than 95% of cervical carcinomas carry extra copies of chromosome 3, which results in the genomic amplification of the human telomerase gene TERC. It is therefore logical to apply the visualization of these recurring and specific chromosomal aberrations to complement and enhance the cytomorphological diagnosis of human cancers and their precursor lesions. This can be achieved using interphase cytogenetics with fluorescently tagged DNA probes that recognize specific chromosomal target regions directly in interphase cells. The application of this genetic test to routinely collected cytological specimens proved that high-grade intraepithelial lesions (HSIL, which are comprised of CIN2 and CIN3) could be discerned from normal samples, ASCUS and low-grade intraepithelial lesions (LSIL, or CIN1) with a sensitivity and specificity exceeding 90%, independent of the cytomorphological assessment. In order to explore whether gain of 3q and genomic amplification of hTERC increases the propensity of progression from LSIL to HSIL and invasive carcinoma, we have applied the probe set to a series of previously stained PAP-smears. The samples included (i) CIN1 and CIN2 lesions that progressed to CIN3, (ii) CIN1 and CIN2 lesions that regressed spontaneously, and (iii) normal PAP-smears from women who subsequently developed CIN3 or cervical cancer. Our data suggest that genomic amplification of hTERC is required for the transition from CIN1 and CIN2 to CIN3 and that it predicts progression. Of note, hTERC amplification was found in 30% of cytologically normal PAP-smears from women who were diagnosed with CIN3 or invasive cervical carcinomas after a short latency. We conclude that the detection of genomic amplification of hTERC in routinely collected PAP-smears can assist in identifying low-grade lesions with a high progression risk and in reduction of false negative individual cytological screenings. In an independent study we were curious as to whether the amplification of the human telomerase gene could also be used to diagnose another type of cervical cancer, i.e., cervical adenocarcinomas. Interphase nuclei prepared from archival material of 12 primary cervical adenocarcinomas were hybridized with a triple colour probe-set specific for centromeres of chromosomes 3 and 7 and the TERC gene. The findings were correlated with HPV infection. We observed high proportions of nuclei with increased copy numbers for TERC in both HPV positive and HPV negative tumors. The absolute number of TERC signals was increased in HPV positive (mean 3.7) and HPV negative (mean 5.0) tumors. Amplification of the human telomerase gene TERC is a consistent aberration in cervical adenocarcinomas and is independent of the presence of HPV genomes. Therefore, application of our probe set may provide an objective genetic test for the assessment of glandular cells in Pap smears and hence for the diagnosis of cervical adenocarcinomas. Based on these results, we designed a large-scale validation study in which the presence of TERC amplification in Pap smears was correlated to the histological diagnosis after colposcopy and biopsy. In this study, we used a four-color FISH assay by Abbott/Vysis based on our previous results that included a biotinylated DNA probe for the detection of HPV (provided to us through a MTA with that company). In collaboration with the Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, we collected 78 liquid based cytology (LBC) samples from women referred to the Karolinska Hospital because of a suspicious Pap smear. At the time of LBC sampling, all patients were examined by colposcopy, at which time a biopsy was taken. For most patients a subsequent histological diagnosis after loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) and a follow-up Pap smear were available. The LBC samples were also analyzed by several HPV tests (line blot, Quantovir HPV test, HPV mRNA detection using the NorChip assay), and for the expression levels of p16 using immunocytochemistry. The histological diagnosis revealed 14 benign cases, 17 samples rated as cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) grade 1, 22 CIN2, 23 CIN3, and two carcinomas. As expected, the number of TERC positive cases increased with the severity of the dysplasia. We then compared, using Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves, which of the tests rendered the highest sensitivity and specificity for the discernment of benign lesions and CIN1 from CIN2, CIN3, and cancer. We showed that detection of genomic amplification of TERC clearly outperforms any other test, including detection of HPV, as a diagnostic test for the presence of high-grade cervical dysplasia (CIN2 and CIN3) and cancer in routinely collected LBC samples. The correlation with the histological classification, the standard for a diagnosis, was excellent. For further validation, we have engaged in a prospective trial organized through NCIs Early Detection Research Network (EDRN) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The goal is to ultimately establish whether detection of genomic amplification of chromosome 3q in Pap smears could change the way cervical cancer screening is conducted. One could entertain the possibility that HPV screening is the primary test, and that those Pap smears positive for 3q would then sequentially be tested for the presence of 3q gain. In collaboration with Pamela Paris (UCSF) we will also study prostate tissue sections for copy number changes of a high-risk diagnostic probe cocktail which was defined after aCGH analyses of prostate carcinomas associated with a high progression risk. The gene expression signature of genomic instability in breast cancer is an independent predictor of clinical outcome Recently, expression profiling of breast carcinomas has revealed gene signatures that predict clinical outcome, and discerned prognostically relevant breast cancer subtypes. Measurement of the degree of genomic instability provides a very similar stratification of prognostic groups. We therefore hypothesized that these features are linked. 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Or is that an "optional" feature?
What's your point?
While there are some reformed fundamentalists (Carl McIntire e.x), not all fundamentalists are reformed nor all reformed believers are fundamental.
For instance, I am reformed, but I am not a fundamentalist. Falwell was a fundamentalist but not reformed.
Why ask a question that already know the answer to?
I think I agree with Wade...
Wow, here on the BB you find you agree with people in one thread and disagree with them on another thread!
The BB brings us all together!:laugh:
Since it appears most Fundamentalists hold to a more cal theology, just was asking if they would hold to reformed also?
Which famous reformed people would you say are fundamentalists?
No, they are still fundamentalists. :laugh:
Weren't many of those who held to the presby side of reformed in Fundy type circles?
Wsa there Fundy Baptists in same era also reformed?
I would hope that all fundamentalists are born again. You can be reformed and not born again. You can be Baptist and not born again.
I don't agree with that at all. Where do you get this data from that most Fundamentalists hold to a cal theology?
Again, to fully understand the point you are making, could you please note their names.
I also mention this because I believe most of the fundamentalists were not reformed. While people like McIntire existed, reformed people have generally been critical of fundamentalism. Now, we applaud their stand against modernism, but we oppose the penchant that boils down doctrine to 5-7 points, their focus on chialism, the skepticism of scholarship, and the narrowing down of doctrinal statements to bare minimums thus replacing historic confessions with short statements.
While Old Princeton, for instance, considered fundamentalists friends, they took issue with these issues.
Actually, Princeton in the early part of the 20th cent. did not consider fundamentalists friends, but made them leave (defrocked them), which was the start of Westminster Seminary in 1929, founded by such scholarly luminaries as Robert Dick Wilson, J. Gresham Machen, Oswald T. Allis, and Cornelius Van Til.
I mentioned "Old Princeton", which is commonly known as referring to those you mentioned, those who eventually left to form Westminster and their conservative predecessors (Hodge, Machen, Warfield, etc). Machen did not consider himself a fundamentalist (neither did Van Til), and he wrote and spoke about his opposition to fundamentalism sparingly, but it was evident he took exception to them. Much of what I wrote is a summary of Machen's writings on why he is not a fundamentalist. Thus, I agree with Machen and his critique of fundamentalism and hold closer to Machen's viewpoint than to the Fundamentalist viewpoint.
Thus, calling Machen and Van Til fundamentalists is innacurate. They believed themselves to be distinct from the fundamentalist movement. I agree more with both Van Til and Machen than with fundamentalists. While they considered fundamentalists friends, they also took exception to them.
Thank you for clarifying.
I've never considered Van Til to be a fundamentalist. I know that Machen did not like the term fundamentalist, and I think that was an objection to Carl McIntyre's methods. However, I think his book Christianity and Liberalism (on line here: http://www.biblebelievers.com/machen/), plus his stand against the modernism at Princeton, shows that he was in sync with the '20's fundamentalists and fought on their side.
Even he considered fundamentalists friends because of their opposition to modernism. However, he believed (as did Van Til) there were serious problems in that movement as I mentioned previously. Some of their "cures" he believed were going into the wrong direction.
BTW, I think his criticism of fundamentalism preceded McIntyre's departure. I will have to double check that, but I believe I am correct.
For example, what cures and what directions?
I'll look forward to that.
From personal experience, the term fundamentalist was a generally applied term for all who took a stand against the modernism of the day. This included all varieties of theology. Certainly some took exception to McIntyre's extremist activities and eventually separated from him personally.
In our Canadian Fellowship of Baptist Churches,we had many varieties of "fundamentalists" including dispensationalists, strong calvinists and even some that would be classed as non-calvinists (arminians of sorts). We grouped in fellowship to fight against modernism; the key battle. I am not certain this could happen so easily to-day. We tend to divide more readily.
Besides the issues I mentioned before (chialism, skepticism of scholarship, reduction to minimal confessions, reduction of historical perspective etc.) I think it is what Carl Henry called the 7 Dont's (don't drink, don't smoke, don't gamble, etc). They also believed (Carl Henry, Machen, etc) the removal from culture instead of the engaging of culture was tragic. This, I believe, is being rectified in the fundamentalist movement by some, but they seemed to retreat instead of, like Kuyper, who engaged and confronted culture within culture.
As for Machen, remember that the Bible Presbyterians broke away from the OPC in 1937 and founded in 1938. Machen died in 1939. Thus, the vase majority of his writings were before the Bible Presbyterians broke away.
There are several instances of his rejection and skepticism of fundamentalism going back to 1909 at Calvin's 400th Anniversary. I will list a couple here:
1909 he contrasted reformed theology as differing from that of Fundamentalism.
In 1927 he was asked to align closer with the fundamentalist movement. His response was that he loyalties existed outside of the fundamental group and with the reformed believers. This is when he said, "Hence I never call myself a "Fundamentalist." . . . what I prefer to call my self is not a "Fundamentalist" but a "Calvinist" – that is, an adherent of the Reformed Faith."
Thus, from this quick survey, I think it is clear that he distanced himself from Fundamentalism long before McIntyre.


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