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Prostate Cancer
Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 918707, 13 pages
New Insights into the Androgen-Targeted Therapies and Epigenetic Therapies in Prostate Cancer
1Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Jefferson School of Pharmacy, Thomas Jefferson University, 130 South 9th Street, Edison Building, Suite 1510F, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
2Department of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, University of Maryland and School of Medicine, 685 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201-1559, USA
3Kimmel Cancer Center, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Received 22 June 2011; Accepted 27 July 2011
Academic Editor: Fazlul H. Sarkar
Copyright © 2011 Abhijit M. Godbole and Vincent C. O. Njar. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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- Puranik Purushottamachar, Abhijit M. Godbole, Lalji K. Gediya, Marlena S. Martin, Tadas S. Vasaitis, Andrew K. Kwegyir-Afful, Senthilmurugan Ramalingam, Zeynep Ates-Alagoz, and Vincent C. O. Njar, "Systematic Structure Modifications of Multitarget Prostate Cancer Drug Candidate Galeterone To Produce Novel Androgen Receptor Down-Regulating Agents as an Approach to Treatment of Advanced Prostate Cancer," Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, pp. 130607162246006, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Julia Asencio-Hernández, Bruno Kieffer, and Marc-André Delsuc, "NMR WaterLOGSY Reveals Weak Binding of Bisphenol A with Amyloid Fibers of a Conserved 11 Residue Peptide from Androgen Receptor," Plos One, vol. 11, no. 9, pp. e0161948, 2016. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar


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Hi, uninteresting, misspelled, needless or just overseen? Cheers Gerhard "EARTH FIRST! We'll strip-mine the other planets later." >-----Original Message----- >From: Gerhard Froehlich [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 2:06 PM >To: cocoon-Dev >Subject: Excalibur ActiveMonitor > > >Hi, >I think we need to implement the ActiveMonitor >in the Cocoon Project, to increase the performance >of Cocoon. >(I place the mail here in the Cocoon list, >because it's a Cocoon related topic. But if it's the >wrong place, I have no problem to move this thread >into Avalon dev list.) > >Berin suggested in the mail: > http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=99857216131771&w=2 >that instead of calling ${file}.lastModified() we asking the >Excalibur ActiveMonitor if the resource has changed or not. ><Berin> >"Each resource in the collection of resources is tested on a >frequency you specify (i.e. 1/minute, 1/half-hour, etc). >That way during extreme load conditions the number of times we >call the "lastModified" method doesn't change. Instead of 1/request >(with 200 simultaneous users requesting 4 pages a second >that comes to 800 calls a second) it is once per period of time." ></Berin> > >I can't implement this ActiveMonitor from scratch, because >I have less knowledge of Cocoon internals (was alway in the >backend ;). So: >Where is the right place to implement this ActiveMonitor and >how would you proceed? > >Cheers >Gerhard > >-------------------------------------------- >black holes are when GOD is dividing by zero >23 49 43 51 3A 20 31 32 33 35 33 34 38 31 31 >-------------------------------------------- > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >For additional commands, email: firstname.lastname@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The news that the Lord Chancellor's Department (LCD), is having second thoughts about aspects of the Civil and Legal Aid reforms will be welcomed by all concerned. From the beginning, it was agreed by the key players (except the LCD) that the April deadline was unrealistic.
All those engaged in dialogue with the LCD felt that there was simply not enough research available to back up such momentous changes.
It is all very well blaming the legal profession for its lack of enthusiasm. Lawyers are an easy target and are undoubtedly cynical about government intentions, particularly as all seems to be happening in such a hurry. The onus is on the LCD to make the reforms work.
The delay should provide some reassurance that the Government is at least considering the issues.


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My first real contemplation of perfume beyond "ooh, pretty smell, mommy" was born of reading Audrey Hepburn's biography at age ten. I wanted so badly to experience her signature Givenchy L'Interdit that I spent several diary entries trying to imagine the perfume. I was quite disappointed with the re-release in the 2000s of course. But the original! I need to smell that.
Once again via books I came back to scents: chancing upon the much-hyped or much-hated Guide (to which
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Battle for the Frozen Esper
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The Battle for the Frozen Esper is a conflict between the Gestahlian Empire and the joint forces of Narshe and the Returners for the possession of a recently discovered esper in the mining city of Narshe in Final Fantasy VI. It is the first known decisive defeat suffered by the empire, after a series of victories in South Figaro and Doma, respectively.
The Empire has shown interest in Narshe following the discovery of an esper in the Narshe Mines, and seeks to capture it to obtain another source of Magitek power. Following an unsuccessful raid, which resulted in the deaths of two Magitek Armor soldiers, the Empire sends a larger invasion force to both capture the esper and to punish Narshe by destroying the town.
Banon, leader of the Returners, realizes it is critical for the survival of the rebellion to thwart the plan, and leads a relief force to Narshe's aid. Before they can depart the Empire attacks the Returners' Hideout and the party is split. They reunite at Narshe and prepare for the upcoming fight.
Having for long believed that neutrality provides safety from the Empire, the Elder of Narshe turns down repeated requests by the Returners to join them in their struggle, but when Imperial forces are spotted he accepts help from the Returners fend off the attack. While Narshe guards are stationed to defend the town the Returners face Kefka's troops on the cliffs above Narshe to protect the esper. As Kefka and his forces arrive, Kefka then recognizes Celes, who by that point had defected to the Returners for reasons implied to be related to Kefka's poisoning of Doma.
The Returners must defend Banon, as if any Imperial troops reach him the battle is lost. After defeating the Imperial troops, the Returners turn to face a Hell's Rider. Once defeated, they turn on Kefka who, after a brief skirmish, flees, although not before swearing revenge.
With the Imperial threat gone, the Returners hurry to the site of the esper where Terra reacts to its presence and transforms into an esper herself, taking flight and heading north-west. Up to four Returners depart for Kohlingen in search of her, while the rest stay behind to defend Narshe in case of future attacks.
Narshe residents are furious over the unprovoked attack, with some blaming the esper for their trouble with the Empire. Future attacks are commonly feared, and the Returners station at least two fighters in Narshe to protect the city in the event of another invasion. The Elder of Narshe accepts his policy of neutrality has failed, and spends an extended period in his home contemplating on what to do next. He concludes war has become inevitable, and agrees to support the Returners in a joint attack on the Imperial capital of Vector.
Humiliated and furious, Kefka vows to exact revenge for his defeat. Although it is never directly stated, it is possible the town became one of the first targets of Kefka's Light of Judgment, as it is overrun by monsters and abandoned following the end of the world.
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The scattered allies regroup in Narshe just as an Imperial force led by Kefka attempts to seize the esper. It falls to Terra and her allies to defend the town.
- Esper Valley (Classic)
- Difficulty
- Lv. 16
- Completion Reward
- Gil x1,500
- Mastery Reward
- Lesser White Orb x5
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- Cartagra
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- Difficulty
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- Greater Black Orb x3
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- Cartagra
- Hunting Hound
- Imperial Soldier
- Satellite
- Kefka (boss)
- Target Score
- Defeat Kefka without being KO'd.
- There are seven placed sprites that can be found on the map of Narshe, specifically the map of the cliff above the snowfield. These sprites are compose of six imperial soldiers and Kefka. An event would have played out when the player lost the battle, where Kefka goes to retrieve the frozen esper, but it never got put into the game.


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Portia's father died, leaving 3 caskets. Her portrait is in one. The suitor who picks the casket with her portrait in it gains her hand in marrige., Gold, "Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire", The prince of Morrocco picks this casket, he thought Portia was what many men desired., Silver, "Who chooseth me shall gain all he deserves", The prince of Aragon thought Portia what what he deserved so he picked this casket, again, it was the wrong one., Lead, "Who chooseth me must hazard all he hath", Bassanio picks this casket as he is not prepared to judge based on outward appearences alone. He wins Portia's hand in marrige.
Portia has many suitors come to pick her portrait out of the caskets. One such suitor was the Prince of Morrocco. To his face she was very pleasant but once he choose the incorrect casket and left, she is revealed to the audience as a very racist character., "Let all of his complexion choose me so", Portia is basically saying, any more black guys, please let them choose incorrectly because she doesn't want to marry someone who looks like that. This shocks the audience as she is primarly revealed as a very pleasant, kind young woman.
Portia and Nerissa hear of Antonios life being in danger in Venice at the hands of Shylock. They decide to go to Venice to try to save his life. In order to pull this off, they dress up as men and go to court and end up saving his life., "They shall think we are acomplished with what we lack", In order to recieve the respect they need to save Antonio, they have to dress up as men and go to court. In Shakespere's day, women did not, in anyway, recieve the same respect as men. This is a strange concept to this audience as we in New Zealand have the same respect for women and men. Our country is run by a woman, so the means Nerissa and Portia go to in order to recieve this respect that we take for granted wakes us up and shows us not to take our lives for granted as we live in a special and very fair country and not everyone is as lucky or priveledged as we women in New Zealand are.
Bassanio-chooses the casket not based on the outward appearence of it. He was successful in his choice. This shows the audience that to be successful in life, outward appearences are not the be all and end all of life., "So may the outward shows be least themselves", Basically he is saying, I don't believe in outward appearences, so may this lead casket's inside not be the same as its outside. He wins Portia's hand in marrige.
Whites vs Black, Portia vs Prince of Morrocco, We see a new side to Portia when the Prince of Morrocco arrives in attempts to win Portia's hand in marrige., When he arrives, she is very pleasant and respectful, which is what the audience knows her as., "Noble Prince", This is what Portia calls both the Prince of Aragon and the Prince of Morrocco. We now know that she was being two-faced. This surprises the audience as we have not previously known Portia to be racist. This again calls us to question her christian values., "Let all of his complexion choose me so", After we hear Portia say this quote, we know that she is very racist and two-faced. Combining her and Antonio, makes the Christians out to the 'evil' religion
Christians vs Jews, Antonio vs Shylock, When Antonio approaches Shylock to borrow the money (3000 ducats), the relationship between the two is made very obvious. Sylock hates Antonio., "I hate him for he is a christian", The harshness of this quote shocks our audience and immediatly we sypethise for Antonio for having to deal with, what looks like, a christian hating jew., But after this quote that shocks the audience because of its harshness, we hear in Shylocks aside:, "You call me mis-believer, cut throat dog and spit apon my jewish Gaberdene", After we hear this, our sypathies transfer from Antonio to Shylock, even more so when we hear Antonio say:, "I am as likely to call thee so again, to spit on thee, to spurn thee to", This causes the audience to question who is the victim here and think of the christians as hypocrites. They expect Shylock to show mercy in the court scene (Act 4 scene 1) and also when he is creating the bond (Act 1 scne 3) and yet they show no mercy towards Shylock throughout the whole play.


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The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man is narrated by a nameless protagonist who is born shortly after the Civil War in a small town in Georgia, where the novel begins. Very early, however, the boy and his mother are moved to Connecticut and established in a comfortable cottage provided by the boy's father, who sends monthly checks for their support but who visits only twice during the boy's childhood.
As a boy, the narrator develops an interest in books and music, an interest that is encouraged by his mother. He leads a rather privileged existence for a young African American of this period. In his ninth year, however, he enters public school, and an incident occurs that brings him face to face with the reality that he is black and that this somehow makes him different from his white classmates. Seeking an explanation from his mother, he is merely assured that he is not a "nigger" and that his father is from "the best blood in the south." This incident is pivotal, because it underlies the ambivalence that the narrator exhibits throughout the novel. Rejected by his white classmates and having no particular feeling of kinship with his black classmates, he turns inward, taking comfort in his world of books and music. He becomes an avid reader—delving into the classics, science, history, and theology—and spends many hours practicing the piano.
When his mother dies shortly after his graduation from high school, the narrator begins a quest that takes him to the South, back to the North, then to Europe, and back again to the United States—ever in search of something that continues to elude him. With four hundred dollars in his pockets—money from his mother's estate and from a concert that he has played—he goes to Atlanta planning to enter Atlanta University, an all-black college. When his money is...
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The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man was first published anonymously in 1912, but only became a success when republished in 1927 at the height of the Harlem Renaissance. The novel chronicles the coming-of-age of its unnamed protagonist, who switches back and forth between ethnic identities until he finally decides to pass as a European American. Its most striking feature might well be that it calls the notion of ethnic identity into question.
In order to explore ethnic identity, James Weldon Johnson has his protagonist experience both sides of the "color line," to use the famous phrase by W. E. B. Du Bois. Growing up believing himself European American, as the white-looking child of a light-skinned African American mother and a European American father, the protagonist finds out in school that he is African American. Having harbored prejudice against African Americans, he now becomes an object of prejudice. Once over this initial shock, he resolves to become famous in the service of African Americans. In order to learn about his mother's heritage, he leaves for the South, where he often finds himself an outsider to African American society. He knows little of African American folk customs, so at first he reacts to African Americans ambiguously. In this way, Johnson shows that the culture of one's upbringing is a more important factor in determining one's outlook on other cultures than ethnic bloodlines are.
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|Oct 20, 1981
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|May 17, 1979
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|Jun 7, 1978
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|Gerard Dalboussiere, Wilburn D. Draper
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|International Business Machines Corp.
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This invention relates to an interface circuit select system based on priority considerations for use in communications controllers and the like. More specifically, it relates to processing means for processing data transfers through adapters according to priority levels of the adapters.
Modern communications controllers are intended to be incorporated into data teleprocessing systems so as to handle therein not only communications over the various lines which are connected thereto, but also to fulfill various teleprocessing functions. In many facilities, the main control of the teleprocessing network is contained in one or several central processing units (CPU's) having a list of the data processing rules for processing the data coming from or going to the terminals of the teleprocessing network. Both transmission and reception of the data through the transmission lines (physical lines or microwave links) are processed by communications controllers controlled by the CPU(s). In addition to the processing functions, the controller provides additional functions specified in the said list, more particularly those functions which are directly related to standard communications procedures. In this way, the CPU is relieved from those tasks and can devote itself to carrying out other operations.
Therefore, implementation of these functions in a communications controller requires a relatively complex and intelligent apparatus. Most of the intelligence is contained in one or several central control units (CCU). The CCU's are connected to the terminals by line adapters, and to the CPU(s) by channel adapters which are also connected to the multiplex channels of the CPU's. When an adapter needs to proceed to a transfer, it requires a service and waits for the CCU answer.
All the tasks assigned to the adapters are not equally urgent and, therefore, these tasks are given priority levels. Handling of the adapters is relatively simple when each of them is given tasks having the same level of priority. It then suffices to determine the identities of those adapters which require service to know which of them must be serviced first.
It is, however, not always possible to proceed this way since the demands of the teleprocessing system architecture often require that tasks with different priority levels be assigned to a single adapter. The adapters then can be distributed into groups, and each group can be provided with an auto-selection system. Before requesting service or servicing an order coming from the CCU, the adapters in a single group proceed to execute a selection amongst them in order to determine which adapter will be activated. However, this auto-selection operation is not carried out instantaneously which entails a waste of time detrimental to the controller throughput.
One object of this invention is to provide for selecting the adapter to be serviced first from a group of adapters linked to a communications controller within a minimum time period.
Though the following description will deal essentially with adapters and communications controllers, this invention applies to any interface device and circuit assembly for interfacing units requiring services with different priority levels and a central unit.
Another object of this invention is to provide for processing the services requested by interface devices linked to the central unit in conformity with the priority levels of these service requests and as quickly as possible.
This invention will be further explained, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a general block diagram of a teleprocessing system architecture including a communications controller in which the present invention may be used.
FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a priority mechanism constructed according to the invention.
FIGS. 3 and 3A are detailed block diagrams of interfacing circuitry implemented in one of the interface devices according to this invention.
FIG. 4 is a timing diagram of the select operations according to this invention.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the architecture of a communications controller (CC) in a teleprocessing system. The intelligent element of the communications controller, namely, its central control unit (CCU), processes the data in transit between terminals T and central processing units CPU 1 and CPU 2. While operating, the CCU applies well-defined communications procedures and protocols. It is connected to multiplex channels (MPX BUS) of units CPU 1 and CPU 2, through channel adapters CA1, CA2, . . . , CAn. It is also connected to terminals T, through line adapters LA1, LA2, . . . , LAn, connected to a so-called CCU BUS. These adapters are distributed into groups, here, two in numbers, one group being comprised of the CA adapters, the other one being comprised of the LA adapters. The adapters of a group must be able to apparently operate concurrently. Now each of them is connected to devices which they have to service which requires that a number of different priority tasks be assigned to each adapter. Any adapter that wishes to communicate with the CCU unit applies for a service request. The CCU, however, cannot answer favorably all these requests at any time. When it is ready to deal with these requests, it notifies the adapters of it by initiating an Input order. All the adapters in a group then must respond so as to comply with the priority rules. To this end, an inquiry mechanism is provided which examines the priority services among the adapters of a group; and when permitted by the CCU, this mechanism initiates the selection process for selecting that adapter which will operate first according to the established priority rules. Such a selection system is slow in view of the time required to hold this inquiry.
This invention remedies these drawbacks whatever be the type of the involved interface device, whether it be channel adapters or line adapters. However, in order to make the description clearer, there will be considered the case of a group of n line adapters belonging to a communications controller.
This invention includes pre-selection means owing to which the internal service request status, i.e., the status of the service requests pending in the adapters of the group is updated in an asynchronous manner and referred to when it is about to select from amongst those adapters the one which will be serviced first as soon as the CCU permits selection.
With those means, it will be possible to bring the synchronous selection phase to a very simple operation.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the principle of operation of the invention. The adapters, referred to as ADAPT 1 through ADAPT n, are connected to the CCU BUS through select latches S1, S2, . . . , Sn. Each adapter, in addition, contains a priority request register PR1, PR2, . . . , PRn, an adapter priority register AP1, AP2, . . . , APn, and a comparison device C1, C2, . . . , Cn. The adapters are connected to one another by a priority bus referred to as PR BUS and by a number of serial select lines SER SELECT. The priority bus consists of one line for each priority level exclusive of the lowest priority to be serviced by the concerned group. When none of the lines of the PR BUS is activated, the pending service request(s) is considered as being at the lowest level. The PR BUS can be a bi-directional or a unidirectional bus. This bus presents each adapter with an expression of the OR logic function of the priorities of the service requests pending in all adapters of the group that are up line the concerned one.
During operation, when considering the ith adapter ADAPTi, the contents of PRi is frequently updated in order to reflect the highest priority request among those pending in that adapter. The contents can be modified several times between two consecutive select times. It is transferred into register APi under the control of transfer signal TD which prevents modification of the contents APi while the CCU is selecting the adapter. An OR logic function is carried out between APi (more specifically, the contents of APi) and the contents of PR BUS seen by the adapter, so as to generate a so-called serial group priority (SGPi) logic function. When the priority bus is unidirectional, the information SGPi is seen by all the adapters of the group that are down line with respect to the considered adapter. Therefore, SGPi =APi +SGPi+1, then APi is compared with SGPi in Ci in order to determine whether the corresponding adapter is eligible for pre-selection.
Such is the case when APi =SGPi, i.e., when the request priority given by the contents of APi is equal to the highest priority given by the contents of SGPi. When designating the logic levels of SER SELECT obtained at the output and at the input of an adapter, by SSout and SSin, respectively, there will be obtained SSi out=1 if SSi in=1 or if APi =SGPi for that adapter.
The logic level status of SER SELECT can be changed asynchronously. It is taken into consideration only when the conditions which cause PRi to be transferred into APi disappear and when the status of SGPi 's is settled. When this occurs, the pre-selection mechanism stops operating and signals SSi are settled. An adapter, then, is pre-selected upon mere logic operation: The said adapter is the one for which the AND logic function carried out between SSi out and the inverse of SSi in, supplies a logic level 1. This condition will be satisfied for one, and only one, adapter within a group.
The select operation then is a very simple one. When the control unit CCU sends a select order (ORD SEL) on the CCU BUS, only that adapter eligible for pre-selection (Pi =1) responds to this order, supplies its identity to the CCU, and sets its latch Si to logic level "1". The other adapters reset their latches to logic levels "0".
In addition to the case when the adapters recognize which one of them will be serviced first, there are other cases when this recognition operation is not controlled by the adapters. Such is the case when the selection is programmed (SEL PROG), for instance. Then the CCU provides the address of that adapter to be connected to CCU BUS in the form of select data (D SEL) preceded with a signal denoting a programmed selection. All the adapters recognize this signal and decode the next following select data. The adapter which is recognized, i.e., D.SEL is identical with its own identification data IDENT., sets its latch S, and the other adapters reset their latches.
Once the selection is made, whether it be programmed or obtained after the pre-select procedure, all the input/output data addressed to the group of adapters, are recognized only by the adapter having its select latch S, set.
The operation of the select devices, therefore, complies with the following logic relations (logic AND and OR's are represented by a point (�) and a +, respectively).
(1) S Select latch:
Sset =(ORD.SEL)�P+[SEL PROG.(DSEL=IDENT)]
Sreset =(ORD.SEL)�P+[SEL PROG.(DSEL≠IDENT)]
(2) P Pre-select condition:
Pi =(SERV RQ)�SSi �SSi-1
(3) PR Priority request (Register)
Asynchronously updated according to needs.
(4) AP Priority adapter (Register)
APi =PRi �TD
(5) SGP Serial group priority: ##EQU1## (6) SS Serial select: SSi =SSi-1 +[SERV RQ�(APi =SGPi)]
The expression APi =SGPi means that the priority level identified by APi is equal to the highest priority level contained in SGPi, i.e., concerning the adapters of ranks i through n (namely, the adapter upline i plus the adapters of rank i).
The pre-select conditions for pre-selecting an adapter of rank i can, therefore, be summarized as follows: ##EQU2##
Therefore, it can be observed that the system eliminates any conflict between adapters. Indeed, as soon as the most down line adapter has been selected from amongst the adapters requiring service, the other adapters receive a logic level "1" on their inputs SER SELECT and their pre-select condition P is automatically brought to "0".
FIG. 3 shows a detailed embodiment of the pre-select device for the ith adapter within a group. A device, not shown in the figure, determines the highest priority level from among the pending requests of the units serviced by this adapter. This highest priority level is gated into PRi. Since here the total number of the priority levels of the system has been set to three, the registers of the PR and AP types have two bit positions. PRi is loaded while a latch Li 1 is set in an asynchronous manner with respect to CCU, and this, under a microprogram control (not shown) which, in addition, controls other operations of the adapter. Latch L1 1 simply indicates the presence of a service request SERV RQ. When TD=1, the contents of Li 1 are transferred into latch Li 2, the so-called adapter service request latch, whereas the contents of PRi are transferred into APi. It should be noted that this preferred embodiment takes advantage of the fact that there is a signal which belongs to the conventional exchange procedure on the CCU BUS between CCU and LA for this signal to produce TD. In that case, then, TD is supplied by the CCU, which eliminates the need for another clock and to simplify the operations needed to prevent modification of the contents of APi during the select operation. When the logic level of a so-called input/output control line of the CCU BUS assumes logic level "0" (I/O=1), the adapter service request is presented to the CCU through the opening of "and" gate Ai 1. The voltage level necessary to drive the CCU BUS is supplied by circuit DRi 1. The adapter service request (Li 2 =1) also controls the opening of "and" gate Ai 2 which transmits the contents of APi into decoder DECi. The output of DECi is comprised of three outputs, one for each possible priority level. These outputs, exclusive of the output which is assigned to the lowest priority, are connected to PR BUS through a driver DRi 2. A dot OR logic function is provided at the output of DRi 2 between the contents of PR BUS at the ith adapter level and the output of DRi 2. A receiver RECi 1 reshapes or amplifies and/or limits the electrical signals resulting from said dot OR function. The output of RECi 1 is compared (by COMPi) with the information coming from DECi. The output of COMPi is brought to logic level "1" when the output of DECi denotes an adapter i internal service request, the priority level of which is equal to the highest priority which appears at the output of RECi 1. In other words, COMPi =1 when APi =SGPi.
Receiver RECi 2 reshapes the logic information SSi-1 (i.e., SSi (in) for the adapter under consideration) coming from the serial select line SER SELECT. The inverter Ii provides SSi-1 which is transmitted to one of the two inputs of a two-input "and" gate Ai 3. The second input of this gate receives the output of COMPi through "and" gate Ai 4 which is opened under the control of the output of Li 2. The output of Ai 3, therefore, supplies the logic information Pi. Circuit ORi fulfills logic function OR on the outputs of RECi 2 and Ai 4. The output of ORi, reshaped by circuit DRi 3, supplies information SSi (i.e., SSout for the adapter under consideration), to line SER SELECT. This information is transmitted upline, i.e., to adapter of rank (i+1).
Since SS0 =0 and since Pi cannot be changed to "1" unless SSi-1 =0, any conflicting situation resulting from simultaneous service requests formulated on the same priority level from different adapters of the same group is automatically resolved. The most downline adapter is serviced first.
FIG. 3A is a detailed embodiment of COMPi. This circuit is comprised of two inverters (I), three AND circuits designated by A and one OR circuit. The outputs assigned to the highest and lowest priority levels have been designated by Prior.Max and Prior.Min, respectively.
The time diagram of FIG. 4 helps to better understand the various operations leading to the selection of an adapter.
The first four lines of the diagram concern the CCU BUS. More specifically, they are indicative of the logic states of four control lines of this bus.
The first line is designated by I/O. Its logic state is program-controlled. When the CCU is available for a so-called input/output operation, line I/O assumes logic level "1". As seen before, an adapter can require service of the CCU only when I/O=0.
Immediately after I/O raises at logic level 1, the program causes line IRR to assume state "1". The adapters stop requesting services to the CCU on the CCU BUS.
A third line TA assumes state "1" and the CCU applies a word which is recognized by the adapters as a SELECTION order, upon part of the CCU BUS intended for the data, which selection order corresponds to the above-mentioned OR.SEL.
The fourth line is indicative of the variations in signal TD.
The following lines shown in the diagram concern a group containing three adapters. They are used to illustrate, through examples, the operating process of this invention with respect to time.
It has first been assumed that only adapter 3 was requiring service at priority level, i.e., at the highest priority level. PR3 is indicative of an internal service request at this priority level. When TD assumes logic level "1", the contents of PR3 are gated into AP3. Since AP3=SGP3, the output of COMP3 assumes state "1". Besides, SS2 =1, wherefrom P3=1. As soon as I/O=1, adapter 3 formulates its service request to the CCU by causing one line of the CCU BUS reserved for that purpose to raise to 1. But before TA rises to "1", which permits the selection of adapter 3, other service requests appear and the situation is updated owing to the pre-selection mechanism. Indeed, the units serviced by adapter 2 are requiring services the highest priority level of which is 3 (the lowest possible level in the priority levels of the grouper of adapters). When TD rises to "1" at time t1, PR2 is gated into AP2. The pre-selection cycle is started anew. Since ADAPT 1 is not requiring service, the logic level of SER SELECT is "0" at the output of this adapter and at the input of ADAPT 2. But the line indicating that ADAPT 2 is requiring service assumes logic level "1". Since ADAPT 2 is requiring service at a lower priority level than adapter 3, AP2<SGP2, the outputs of COMP 2 and P2 remain at logic level "0". Therefore, there is no change for ADAPT 3 until time t2 when ADAPT 1 is requiring service. This service request is at the highest priority level (reference zero). As a rule, there would be a conflict as to whether ADAPT 1 or ADAPT 3 is eligible for preselection first. Since TD is still at logic level "1", at time t2, the contents of PR1 are gated into AP1. At that moment, AP1=SGP1, the output of COMP1=1. In view of this, the logic level of SER SELECT at the output of ADAPT 1 assumes the level "1" and P1=1.
But, according to the logic equation
SSi =SSi-1 +[ . . . ],
as soon as logic level assumes "1" anywhere on line SER SELECT, this level is propagated upline at both the input and output of each adapter. This is illustrated on the diagram.
Likewise, since Pi =SSi �SSi-1, the logic value "1" propagated along line SER SELECT brings the outputs P upline ADAPT 1, back to logic level "0"; therefore, P2=P3=0. The fact that P3 is forced to assume logic level "0" solves the conflictual priority situation between adapter 1 and 3. Only P1=1 and, therefore, only latch S1=1.
When logic level I/O=1, the logic levels of the service request lines requiring of the CCU BUS are set to "0".
Finally, when TA=1 and when ORD.SEL appears on the data bus, a selection is ordered by the CCU. The selection cycle is brought to its simplest expression, i.e., a test of latches S.
In the chosen example, only S1=1, which means that ADAPT 1 is selected.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that numerous changes in form and detail may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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HCA, Hospital Corporation of America Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager (PRN) in Houston, Texas
Saturday's will be included with this PRN shift.
POSITION GOAL: Responsible for facilitating the progression of the patient through the continuum of care. This facilitation includes evaluation of the history and physical, treatment plan, admission orders, and patient demographics against Inter-Qual and unit specific Admission/Discharge for the identification of the appropriate status and location for patient care. The Case Manager works closely with physicians and all clinical departments in assuring high quality, cost effective patient care.
All employees will be held accountable for attending training regarding the Code of Conduct program at least annually.
Appropriately utilizes all resources and available sources of information. Assists with departmental data collection as assigned, and reports all statistical information in a timely manner. Communicates with outside review agencies as necessary, and maintains appropriate professional contacts and liaisons. Documents medical necessity review for established level of care in the utilization review module.
Evaluates assigned population of patients for risks and potential needs. All patients will be assessed within 24 hours of admission, or the next business day.
Establishes and coordinates plans for those patients with identified needs.
Ethics and Compliance Expectations 1. All employees will be held accountable for behaviors displayed relative to the values articulated in the Mission and Values Statement. "Will act with absolute honest, integrity and fairness in the way we conduct our business and the way we live our lives."
Maintains current knowledge of regulatory rules and guidelines, as well as guidelines for contracted insurances. Remains knowledgeable regarding all applicable standards, guidelines, limitations, and restrictions. Monitors, evaluates, and documents care outcomes using InterQual guidelines. Participates in committees or departmental activities as might be assigned. Refers appropriate cases to management and social worker as needed.
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Location: Animal Parasitic Diseases Laboratory2011 Annual Report
1a. Objectives (from AD-416)
1) Determine what genetic and genomic features distinguish Trichinella spiralis from Trichinella murrelli. 2) Utilize genomics to determine if microsatellite loci can be used to trace zoonotic outbreaks of Trichinella spiralis. 3) Determine the genetic features that account for the epidemic spread of certain strains of Toxoplasma gondii.
1b. Approach (from AD-416)
Investigations will be conducted to clarify how infections in wildlife influence the safety of pastured pork. Accordingly, first identify heritable differences between two related species of Trichinella, only one of which (T. spiralis) severely compromises pork safety by evading swine immunity. The other, Trichinella murrelli, predominates in North American wildlife but fails to thrive in swine. By comparing the genomes of these two parasites, the intent is to establish a basis for exploring what makes pigs so especially vulnerable to T. spiralis. Secondly, develop the means to trace chains of transmission of Trichinella spp. Using markers which have already established the long-term dispersal history of T. spiralis (to the Americas in the pigs and rats brought by European colonists), researchers will attempt to discriminate instances of persistent on-farm transmission from sporadic introductions of T. spiralis to swine herds. Finally, the genetics of T. gondii reproduction will be characterized. Both sexual and asexual reproduction can occur in T. gondii, and available data provide conflicting evidence as to the relative importance of each reproductive mode. These incongruous data leave in doubt whether this parasite evolves as an assemblage of distinct lineages, or whether it more closely resembles a coherent, interbreeding species. Additional data are needed to better resolve how T. gondii propagates and evolves. These results will help determine whether particular strains pose elevated food safety risk will help anticipate this parasite's evolutionary response to preventative interventions.
3. Progress Report
Progress has been made on all three objectives of this project (implemented in January of 2011), and significant new support for related objectives was procured in the form of a grant from NIFA with the objective to distinguish the genetic and genomic features that differentiate Trichinella spiralis from Trichinella murrelli, we sequenced certain housekeeping genes, introns, and non-coding sequences. These data will provide an estimate of genomic differences between the two, and will be used as a basis to determine if the Trichinella spiralis genome assembly can be used as a scaffold to interpret short sequence reads derived from Trichinella murrelli. In addition, we published a comprehensive comparison of the mitochondrial genomes of these two zoonotic parasite species. Finally, a proteomics approach was initiated to identify antigens in Trichinella murrelli that differ from homologues in Trichinella spiralis, with the intention that these may serve as a basis for differential serological diagnosis in swine. To determine if microsatellites can be used to trace zoonotic outbreaks of Trichinella spiralis, we assessed the capacity to detect mixed infections and applied these assays in an experimental evaluation of the vulnerability of swine to repeated infection (heterologous challenge). To determine the genetic features that account for the epidemic spread of certain strains of Toxoplasma gondii, we established (and published) new criteria for recognizing a fourth major lineage of this parasite in North American wildlife.
4. Accomplishments
1. Used novel genome sequencing methods to comprehensively describe differences between the mitochondrial genome of this important parasite of swine and a related parasite found in wildlife hosts. Understanding these differences will allow clearer understanding of how frequently food animals may be exposed to either of these two, otherwise indistinguishable parasite species (which however may pose very different levels of risk to human health). This work will lay a foundation for future work to assess risks posed by either parasite to the safety of pasture-raised pork.
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Mishandling by Madison's chancellor
As a past member of the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents, I have been reading the articles concerning the proposed spinoff of UW-Madison from the UW System with great interest. While I understand and applaud the governor's motivations, I do not agree with the recommendation.
Further, the response to the proposal has been truly amazing and surprising. At a minimum, the proposal has sparked an important conversation that the state needs to have, namely, what is the role of the UW System in the state's economic and educational growth and how do we support and nurture the institution?
What has been surprising - no, disappointing - has been the role of the UW-Madison chancellor in this process. Over the past 40-plus years, many individuals have tirelessly worked to bring the many UW campuses together - reducing duplication, managing administrative costs and working in extremely collaborative fashions to not only educate students but to support economic development across our great state.
The chancellor's lack of candor with her bosses, the UW System president and the Board of Regents (see Chapter 36.09 of the statutes) is not what one would expect from an individual charged with leading our state's flagship university. In my mind, Chancellor Carolyn Biddy Martin has tarnished the good works of her predecessors at UW, including Donna Shalala, David Ward and John Wiley, to name just a few.
While it is not my place to comment on the response of the current Board of Regents, I can comment on how the board I served on would have reacted to the actions and words of Martin. We would not have tolerated her actions. We would have wondered why she didn't come to us to discuss the recommendation, to share her insights, to work with us to figure out a way to achieve the operational goals she has within the context of helping the entire system and, frankly, why we had to learn about the recommendations via the media.
In the absence of this sort of response, Martin would have been pointedly and severely reminded privately and publicly of who makes policy in the UW System, and it is not her. I dare say, some members, including me, would have gone so far as to call for either her immediate resignation or dismissal for cause, namely insubordination with regard to the setting of policy and undermining of system cohesion.
If this type of conduct had occurred at a publicly traded company, where a division president publicly called for the sale or spinoff of his division without consulting the CEO, that division president would have been fired immediately and escorted out the door by security.
Lost in the debate is that at its core, the UW System needs to be a system that includes Madison and functions as one since it represents all of the citizens of this state. Evidently, Martin doesn't get it or just doesn't care. In any event, her actions demonstrate one stark reality as the mess she has created is cleaned up: It's time for her to go.
David M. Hirsch of Fox Point served on the UW Board of Regents from 1991 to 1993.
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"Your Majesties." Anna Van Nassau of the Netherlands curtsied deeply upon meeting Elizabeth and Robert. Anna was a petite blonde with bright blue eyes and a shy smile. She was betrothed to Robert, heir to the throne, and the wedding was scheduled to take place the following day.
"Welcome to England, my dear. I hope that your journey was a pleasant one." Elizabeth smiled as she embraced her future daughter-in-law.
"It was very nice, thank you," Anna replied. She greeted the Prince Consort next, and then her future husband. Robert's eyes grew round, and he took a sharp intake of breath as he gazed at his bride-to-be for the first time. He thought that she was simply the most beautiful thing that he had ever seen.
"I'm delighted to meet you," he stammered nervously. Anna smiled at him, and he melted inside.
The wedding of Robert and Anna was a colossal affair, at least as large as that of Francis and Rosie had been. For Rosie, standing beside her husband, it seemed almost like her own wedding all over again, except that this time she was one of the spectators.
Rosie kept glancing at the door from which Anna was to enter, eager for a glimpse of her new sister-in-law. She gasped as Anna finally entered. The young woman was breathtakingly beautiful, and Rosie felt a twinge of jealousy, wondering whether she herself had been as beautiful on her own wedding day.
When the ceremony had ended and Robert and Anna had been pronounced husband and wife, Rosie went with the rest of the family to meet Anna. The beautiful bride stood with her proud husband, surrounded by family members, each of them eager to embrace her or kiss her hand. Finally it was Rosie's turn.
"Welcome to the family," she generously told Anna.
"Thank you, Rose. I'm so glad we're sisters now," Anna replied with a warm smile.
"As am I," Rosie said, feeling ashamed of the jealousy she had felt earlier. She glanced longingly at her newly married brother with just a twinge of sadness. Never again would they ever huddle together whispering secrets to one another. Both of them were married to other people now. Rosie suddenly found herself blinking back unexpected tears.
"Are you all right, my love?" Francis was instantly at her side, a look of deep concern on his face.
Rosie smiled and nodded. "Sometimes I just wish things didn't have to change so quickly," she said with a little sigh. "Wasn't the bride absolutely stunning?"
"No more so than you were on the day we were wed, darling," Francis replied.
"Is Robert going to go away now, like Rosie did?" Annie asked her older brother, Johnny.
"Of course not," Johnny scoffed. "Robert's going to be the King of England someday. Anna had to leave her own country to come here to be with him."
"Does that mean I'll have to leave England too someday?" Annie was highly alarmed.
"Of course you will, when Mama and Papa find a foreign prince for you to marry."
"That's not fair!" Annie burst into tears and ran away from him. "I don't want to ever leave England! I want to stay here forever!"
Elizabeth and Robert saw how upset their younger daughter was and went to comfort her.
"I don't want to ever have to go away like Rosie did!" Annie told her mother.
"Oh, honey, you won't have to go away for a long time." Elizabeth held Annie and stroked her hair. "And when you do, it will be with a nice man like Francis who will love and take care of you."
Annie continued to cry, refusing to be comforted by her mother's words. After consoling her as best they could, her parents returned to the wedding reception.
"I have something important to tell you." Elizabeth's eyes twinkled as she addressed her husband. "I was waiting for just the right time, and now seems as good a time as any. You're going to be a father again."
Robert felt both excited and nervous as he approached his and Anna's new bedchambers that night. His father had described to him the basics of what was to happen, but having never touched a girl in that way before, he had a difficult time imagining how it would go.
He parted the curtain to see Anna sitting up in bed, staring at him with round eyes. It made him feel immensely better to realize that she was every bit as frightened as he himself was, if not even more so.
He went to her and slowly began to kiss her. He found that it was a highly pleasurable experience and began to feel aroused.
"I guess we're supposed to take our clothes off," Anna said hesitantly.
"I guess we are," Robert said. They both quickly did so. At the sight of Anna's bare breasts, Robert felt desire course through him, causing him to gasp with pleasure as he felt himself harden. As if on cue, Anna began to stroke him there, and he found the sensation to be almost indescribable.
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An hour later Gabriel was sitting silently staring at the end of the bed. Dawn watched him carefully a knock on the door made Gabriel visibly jump.
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"Deacon" came the reply "and Allegra"
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"Hey" Dawn smiled falsely.
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"I'm okay" he said tonelessly. Allegra smiled and picked up Gabriel's hairbrush from the tiny bedside table.
"Stay still" she said she sat down beside him and began brushing the few knots out of his still damp hair. Dawn watched him sadly as Deacon put a tiny stitch just under his bottom lip. Allegra pulled Gabriel's hair into a tight braid and tugged the band from her own hair and tied the end of it. "There" she smiled "that's better" Gabriel turned to her and gave her a small smile he could feel tiredness creeping up on him again and he yawned.
"Gabriel" Allegra said "haven't you slept yet?" she stood up and Gabriel lay down.
"Not yet" he said
"Or you?" Deacon said to Dawn who shook his head "can I suggest it?"
"I have some herbs and things in my room" Allegra said "Morgan and I could make something to help you sleep"
"I think we'll be fine" Dawn smiled fondly at Gabriel who was already asleep.
"Sire" Allegra said "while Gabriel is asleep can I have the quickest word with you?"
"Sure" Dawn said "but make it quick" Deacon left and Allegra spoke to Dawn quietly outside the door.


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But I guess you are also telling me that file locking between the twowouldn't be helping here either?
Correct.NFSd (v2/3) doesn't pass client locks to the filesystem, nor does it respect locks set by other processes.
It has a number of other foibles - try setting up a large number of services where you have one NFS export per service (eg, multiple disk mounts) and there's a good chance the exports will fail at startup because they all try to run at once and end up scribbling all over each other's export list (There's a name for this kind of failure mode, which I can't remember)


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We ventured on to our next period, lunch, outside on the eternally humid patio under the grey sky after grabbing our trays of pizza. I ate with my normal group--- Darien, Hannah, Marcus, Jessica and Lizzy. They all sat there, pouring over homework. I didn't question it. Junior year had been pretty tough so far, which didn't make it any easier to ask:
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There was an awkward pause, then Jessica glanced up from under her bangs shyly. "Sorry but I really need to study for semester exams…." she bit her lip before continuing on, "and weren't you working there all last week? You should take a break."
The rest of the table agreed whole-heartedly. Darien's---who had the highest GPA of our class--- blue eyes had grown to the size of plates from the horror that anyone could have wasted all their time frying beignets when a major test was on the horizon---which according to him meant any tests in the future. For their sakes I pretended to give in. Sheepishly, I started working on my homework, a sign of surrender.
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I have a 2004 with full doors . It,s been two or three years and now I,m thinking I need to take them off and lube them before winter . Took off the nuts but can,t lift them off ?? Any ideas ??
I had to pull up and kinda swing the door in a back and forth motion to loosen the pins. This was after a liberal spray of PB Blaster. They are stubborn sometimes. Some have had to use a jack with a wood block placed under the door and CAREFULLY apply upward pressure. If you do that, be alert for the door to suddenly let loose.
The Doors work well with zero play but I know they need lube and I will be taking them off next summer ??
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They can be real buggers if they've never been removed. Pb Blast them to death, and swing while lifting, eventually they will come out, but I was black and blue before we finally got my driver door off... I finally had to recruit the big man to help, and even he had trouble.... Make sure your grease them well before you put them back in, once you get them out...
Fire239 hit the nail on the head...get a buddy to help you with this so you can have one person hanging onto the door when it suddenly pops out of the hinges and tries to slam into the side of your Jeep. Take a block of wood and set it on a floor jack and then very slowly jack the door up from the bottom as close to the hinges as possible. Don't be surprised if it actually starts to jack the Jeep up somewhat (the body...if the wheels leave the ground, you might wanna drop it and start over...lol). As you notice the body start to lift up some...you could also try putting your weight down on the body next to the seat to push the body down while the door is on the jack. Once it gives, it's gonna pop out really quickly...I did it alone and bout died trying to catch the door when it popped out...so trust me when I say you really want an extra set of hands helping you out. Once I had the doors off, take a scotch bright pad and rub the hinges good to get the rust off and smooth them down some and then take a general purpose grease and lightly smear it on the pins. Your doors will lift off with very little effort the next time around.
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