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is likely to generate its fair share of attention. Baltera likes it for a couple of business reasons. The first is that he doesn't see any direct competitors that he's aware of, unlike the more crowded battlefield for Amira's experimental drug that's made to block a target called DP2 for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. (However, Gilead Sciences, InterMune, Novartis, and Actelion are a few competitors trying to tackle pulmonary fibrosis in different ways.)
Pulmonary fibrosis also happens to be a disease that affects a small enough number of people that a small company like Amira, with 50 employees, can foresee building a small specialty sales force to market it without the help of a massive pharmaceutical partner. "We'll keep this one for ourselves," he says.
The company's philosophy with this program, like others, is to shoot for a once-daily pill so that it can have a reasonable shot at being a commercial success, Baltera says. This philosophy from the founders comes from "battle scars" accumulated at Merck, when they discovered that science wasn't the only thing that matters in drug development. "It's easy to get on your scientific high horse and forget about what patients really need, and what payers really need," Baltera says. "You've got to be practical in this business."
With a meaningful milestone on this program still more than a year away, I wondered how Amira is managing the business. The company has done some belt-tightening in terms of keeping resources focused on its most "high-value" programs, Baltera says. The company raised $25 million in a Series B round in March 2007 from Novo A/S, Prospect Venture Partners, Avalon Ventures, and Versant Ventures. If that cash, along with undisclosed amounts it has gotten from its partnership with Glaxo, can stretch out long enough to get to some of those meaningful milestones, then the story could get much more interesting.
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General Notices and Requirements
The General Notices and Requirements section (General Notices) of the United States Pharmacopeia and the National Formulary (USP–NF) presents the basic assumptions, definitions and default conditions for the interpretation and application of the USP–NF. Learn more and download.
USP Guideline for Submitting Requests for Revision to the USP–NF
USP's Guideline for Submitting Requests for Revision to the USP–NF (Monograph Submission Guideline) provides recommendations to Sponsors submitting information to support revisions to the USP–NF. View complete guideline.
USP Guideline on Use of Accelerated Processes for Revisions to the USP–NF
The Guideline on Use of Accelerated Processes delineates the circumstances under which Errata, IRAs, and Revision Bulletins can be utilized to make revisions to the USP–NF official more quickly than through USP's standard revision process. View complete guideline.
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Under the Social Security Act, the Medicare program provides reimbursement for certain medical and other health services, including drugs and biologicals that cannot be self-administered and are provided in a physician's offices as part of a physician's professional service. The Act defines the term "drugs and biologicals" to include those drugs and biologicals that are included or approved for inclusion in the United States Pharmacopeia (USP), the National Formulary, or those approved by a hospital's pharmacy and drug therapeutics committee. View complete guideline.
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question about using rocks
I put up a fence at our newly purchased house and on the driveway side there was a small strip of grass on the outside of the fence once it was up. I just removed the grass and would like to use landscaping rocks of some type. What is best to use and can I just lay the rocks on the dirt or do I need something between the rocks and dirt? Im not a big fan of the white rocks, was thinking of something more like river rocks.
Here are a couple photos to show you what I mean. I know the bottom of the fence looks a mess but Im going to repaint once this is done.
Thanks for any advice.
One thing you do not want to do is put down pure white rock as it is too bright white to look at. Which may be the reason you are not fond of it. The rock is actually marble and the material that the home centers like Home Depot sells, is too bright white. Go to www.delawarequarries.com and take a look at their decorative stone. Amongst their many choices, there is one called "Snow White" which is a mixture of all white and grey/white pieces. I think this would be a good choice as this mixture will blend in nicely with both the fence and the stonework at the base of your house.
When you decide to place stone, dig out the soil down to two inches below the concrete surface and place the proper fabric in it and just lay your stone to fill up your excavation.
Home Centers sell a fabric that allows water to drain off but prevents grass and weeds to grow. Put some of this in the excavation, then place your stone.
You may need to find a quarry/distributor that is closer to you. Check them out.
Thank you, sounds like good advice. I'm off to see what Home Depot has to offer.
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In microbial genomes, genes are typically depicted as linear series of separate regulatory and coding regions. This leads to the assumption that annotations done by computer to predict such arrangements completely describe the coding capacity of bacterial genomes.
However, the more complex organisms such as plants and animals pack their genes into their DNA very densely. One common packing trick is to code genes on both strands of the DNA, allowing the genes to overlap along the chromosome. Bacterial genes previously shown to reside on the second, or anti-sense, strand overlap just a little -- a couple dozen DNA bases, for example. Less than a handful of genes overlap completely.
To test whether bacteria might be packing genes more tightly than this, scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Tufts University compared the proteins made by a bacterial species with what is known about its genome. They chose Pseudomonas fluorescens, Gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria that inhabit soil, plants, and water surfaces.
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From buses to boats and cars to cycles, getting to and around downtown has never been easier. Explore your options below.
ParkingDowntown San Antonio parking options include paid, public, and metered spaces. All parking lots have been mapped to our interactive Google Map.
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To view metered parking areas, please download the City of San Antonio Parking Meter Map
You may also want to visit the City of San Antonio Center City Development & Operations Department website for city parking information.
Buses and large vehicles should visit the CVB site and download the "tour or school bus parking map" for more details, or call the Downtown Operations department at (210) 207-3677
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Bryn Terfel's Bad Boys
In this week's Full Rotation, the charismatic Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel offers a collection of arias sung by some of the greatest villains from opera and musical theater.
Terfel is known among opera lovers as the perfect gentleman in real life. But for his latest album he has gathered a line-up of operatic villains, cherry-picked their greatest, most distinguishing numbers and assembled them into a rogues' gallery of what he calls "the demonic misfits and malcontents of this wonderful music."
And they're all here. There's Verdi's nihilistic Iago from Otello; Donizetti's snake-oil salesman Dulcamara in l'Elisir d'amore; the vengeful Kaspar in Weber's Der Freischutz; and Puccini's corrupt Scarpia in Tosca (which he sings at the Metropolitan Opera through April 24). The ultimate Bad Boy, Satan himself, makes two appearances, courtesy of Boito and Gounod.
Of course, villainy knows no bounds, and Terfel, known for occasional stints in musical theater, presents scoundrels from the drug dealer Sportin' Life in Porgy and Bess, Javert from Les Miserables, Mack the Knife from Weill's Threepenny Opera and the demon barber from Sweeney Todd. Mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie van Otter makes a cameo appearance as the pie-making Mrs Lovett in the latter piece, with a Cockney accent worthy of Eliza Doolittle.
The whole show culminates with the closing scene from Mozart's Don Giovanni where the Don is dragged off to hell. In a feat that's both slightly disorienting and spectacular, Terfel sings all three roles: Il Commendatore, Leporello and the Don himself.
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Cuban Spanish, unlike rapid-fire Mexican Spanish or stately European Spanish, rushes like a rain-swollen river. The most exhilarating of all Cuban jazz pianists, Chucho Valdés, 71, hustles late into Newark during a rare U.S. tour, but our brief phone exchange bristles with his electric charge. Talking with Valdés translates into an audience with Fats Waller, Bud Powell, or Bill Evans in 20th century jazz terms. Austin Chronicle: I tell people you're the Jimi Hendrix of jazz piano. Chucho Valdés: Whooooooaaa! Well, God, I don't know what to say. I try my best, but Jimi Hendrix was one of my inspirations. He was a genius. AC: The way you manhandle your instrument, I wonder how tall you are. CV: 6 foot 4. AC: Does your size play into your playing? You look like a basketball player to me. One doesn't get such forcefulness out of Keith Jarrett. CV: Well, but obviously we're very different players. For me, Keith Jarrett is one of the greatest pianists ever, and one of my favorites. I think the difference has more to do with the fact I'm coming from a Latin background. The whole Latin thing is more aggressive, more rhythmic. AC: What's your favorite Duke Ellington tune? CV: For me, Ellington has so much that's beautiful. There's one that's not Ellington, but he played it. A Billy Strayhorn tune, "Lush Life." Ellington's the most important figure in American jazz. AC: What does jazz have to offer today's youth? CV: Jazz helps them unravel the harmonics of music and analyze the possibility of improvisation. Whether you like hip-hop or dancehall or whatever – rap – that's a basis for you to like jazz. Jazz weaves into the other forms and yet gives you so much more to explore. – Raoul Hernandez


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Interview covers some of their thought-process, architecture best practices and demo of both the applications. You could directly jump to 12:25 (minutes:seconds) in case you wish to simply check out the demo of the applications.
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2011 BMW X6 V8 (4.4l TT) loss of power / shifting issue
I have a new 2011 X6 with the V8 and the new 8 speed transmission. Occasionally, under heavy acceleration, the car feels like it cannot find the next gear (not sure, but probably between 2-3 or 3-4 gear) at aroudn 4k rpm. This is pretty disconcerting as it could cause a problem merging or avoiding traffic and I feel it is a safety issue. The car violently lurches as it feels like it is trying to find the next gear.
I took this to my dealer and they could not find any faults and BMW doesn't feel there is a problem. Have any of you found this problem?
has this been in both sport and regular modes?
Yes, but a lot more prevalent in regular Drive mode.
They denied it as well and used every excuse in the book to rebuke it.
I was almost killed entering a roundabout when it hesitated with a very large Landscaping wood chipper truck heading my way.
It also is more prevalent during cold starts or weather. If this is a new BMW start documenting this right away and bring it in immediately for service. This way if it reoccurs for than 4 times you can lemon law it and get a TA.
Good Luck. I hope I am wrong.
Gleek- did you ever get this resolved? I am experiencing the EXACT same problem on my wifes X3 we picked up last Thursday. If you did, what was the cause? Thanks.
This very interesting since it seems like a very similar problem that The 7 speed Infiniti vehicles have. I have driven the 5 speed and it was fine but any of the 7 speeds were a concern to me in finding the proper gear. I would not buy them. I don't know why they have to go to so many gears. I realize probably for fuel economy but there got to be other ways.
When the car was delivered to us, the info center in the middle of the guage cluster defaulted to "battery percentage charge" and would not display the normal info. I learned that this was a telltale that the car was still in transport mode- which retards high speed shifting and normal shifting of the transmission as well. Brought to dealer and told them what they forgot to do, they fixed it and it has been fine since.
ALL astounded me with the not so fun tranny when left in regular (non-sport mode). The damn tranny is dying to get to the highest gear possible even in city traffic. When you enter a highway you have to slam the pedal to get to downshift. The hunting is off putting at first.
But would that stop me from buying? Absolutely not- In sport mode the problem vanished at least for me (or you can manually shift).
I am not saying this is "normal" and you may actually have a problem but rather I am just commenting on a similar experience that may or may not have the same etiology as your stated issue.
Hi All,
Haven't been around in a while...been on vacation. Still no resolution on my car problems, but I do have a new one! A few days ago I went out to start my car, and it seemed to be idling funny...rpm's up and down crazily. I sat for a minute to see what it would do, then a message came on the screen that said: Drive moderately, maximum drive train output not available. Anyone heard of this problem? Haven't taken it in yet...hope they find some codes so they will stop calling me a paranoid liar!!!
I have 2011 X6 M. While driving on the freeway, after reducing the speed and then trying to accelerate, the car stopped shifting, started slowing down and eventually came to complete stop. In order to resolve the problem I had to turn off the engine, give it a few minutes and then restart it again. This happened to me on two occasions and both times I was getting some warning message about transmission. This is really scary because second time it happened to my daughter, who's 18 years old, she got stuck in the speediest (left) lane of the freeway 280 South on the way to Palo Alto. Fortunately she knew what to do to resolve the problem; luckily she was with me when it happened to me first time. I'm taking my car to the BMW Service in SF and keep you posted with the progress.
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It was a great weekend for the Tiger renaissance men and women, the impressive performers and vocalists of Great Expectations Show Choir and the R.B.C. Singers, who swept the top spots in the prestigious DeKalb Show Choir Invitational Feb. 9.
Twinsburg High School's Great Expectations won grand champion over 20 other performers at the Waterloo, Ind., competition, in which Twinsburg performs annually. As well, Great Expectations, with their Monopoly theme, won for best vocals and best choreography, helping them secure the grand champion spot.
Senior Anthony Paul won best male soloist for his performance of "Under the Boardwalk."
R.B. Chamberlin Middle School's Singers were also named grand champion in the middle school division with best choreography and best vocals. It was the first competition of the year for the Singers, who brought the house down with their version of The Who's "Pinball Wizard."
"Just a great weekend for our Tigers," superintendent Kathryn Powers said Feb. 9.
Great Expectations also traveled to Marysville Jan. 26, where they competed with 17 schools from Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia and won best choreography and grand champion. They also won divisional grand champion, best costumes and best show concept. Senior Sarah Radcliff received best individual performer.
The Twinsburg High School show choir comprises 40 singers and dancers, 12 instrumentalists and three crew members. Great Expectations and the RBC Singers, with 42 singers and dancers, are under the direction of Randall S. Lanoue and Scott Hamler.
The show choirs will next perform Feb. 16 at a Medina High School-hosted competition featuring 18 choirs.
The Twinsburg Show Choirs will also be at the Great Expectations benefit concert March 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Twinsburg High School auditorium, with performances by the Great Expectations and R.B.C. Singers.
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From Russia, With Love
Our obsession with great hotels continues. We highly recommend a hop over to Moscow for a stay at the InterContinental Moscow Tverskaya, which opened late last year.
The 184-room Russian wonder is located on the city's most famous street, Tverskaya, only blocks from the Kremlin, Red Square, and the palatial shopping center GUM.
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Surveyor says, "shows little signs of age".
Kept in mint condition with lots of extras making this an ideal cruising catamaran. Great family or charter vessel with its 4 cabin and spacious layout.
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An envy of all captains! The VOYAGE 500 features as the most popular luxury cruising charter catamaran and has been acknowledged by Charter Brokers world wide as the most successful crewed or bareboat charter catamaran in service.
Of all the VOYAGE yachts range of models the VOYAGE 500 is also the preferred by individuals who want to cruise around the world. The wide beam offers stability, comfort and exceptional space, allowing for an outstanding live aboard and sailing experience!
This VOYAGE 500 features 4 queen en-suite cabins with separate air conditioning units. Each cabin has a private head, sink and shower. There is one additional head port midship and a single "cabin" in the starboard hull, with two crew berths OR additional storage accessible from the deck in forward hulls.
The well-designed and functional galley is on the port side and adjacent to the main salon, with ample storage and plenty of room for the avid chief.
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- What photographers are really showing you in their portfolio and whether your photographer has the experience to shoot at the level you want.
- The importance of having a photography timeline and how to synch it with your wedding planner's general timeline.
- The importance of seeing your photographer before the wedding.
- How to avoid the headache of wrangling family for pictures.
- Details are what get your wedding published! We'll show you how to get the most out of your detail shots - and yes, it means planning time to shoot them.
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Robert Evans
Robert has been shooting for more than 20 years and boasts a clientele of some of the most famous entertainers in Hollywood. He has photographed the weddings of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes as well Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. Other clients include Jim Carrey, Christina Aguilera, Trent Reznor and Anastacia.
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I do not have the suppleness of 20 but I have something much more important… And you see that when you see the show.
He was slim, with a fair and carefully tended beard, blue eyes and all the suppleness of youth.
He ran off as if his limbs had regained their youthful strength and suppleness.
He was a little stiff in the joints and moved rather slowly, but what was wanting in suppleness was certainly made up in dignity.
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Anyone Have to replace bearings?
I've noticed an almost like buzzing noise coming from wheel area when I drive alongside a curb and the sound gets reflected back up. I don't think it's my new rotor or pads but am not sure. Has anyone experienced a wheel bearing going out and what were the symptoms? Thanks.
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Not on my V, but have had them go out on other cars. Steering first to the right then to the left while going down the road can accentuate or diminish the sound, at least in the vehicles I drove.'05 CTS-V, Maggie, Kooks, Hotchkis, Ground Control, Corsa, B&M, DSS/Hendrix, Full 3M Clear Bra, Autovation, V Headrests, CTS Console, STS-V 55w Fogs, Black Vette FRCs, Specter Werkes, Katech LS9 Clutch, SS Brake Lines, Heavymetals U-Turn Fuel Line Eliminator, Momo Combat Evo Shift Knob, Wldwhl Clear Sidemarkers, Linea Corse LC855 Wheels, plus a couple more. Mustang dyno'd at 472 RWHP/411 RWTQ.
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I've replaced 2 wheel bearing assemblies. They are expensive even if you DIY. Had one on the rear that was on its way out...make all sorts of noise. One up front that was kinda quiet but had deviation - it was on its way out.
In both instances I was racing...the rear was screaming during racing at Sebring and the front I noticed after doing some auto-x and checking my tires.
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Nope, I didn't use a gopro for something like that. You can pull your wheel and check yourself for rotation smoothness or if there is any slop - check the nut too. It would be quite obvious if you had a bearing failure. If it's in the early stages, it could last for awhile until noticeable sounds are present and handling difficulties. The hub assembly is quite robust and you can drive it for a little while with a bad wheel bearing - just don't take any trips with it.
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Given that Bishop used to be a high school teacher and is currently a member of Congress, I expected a thoughtful answer to this question: "Do you believe that all children regardless of their economic status should have access to quality education? If so, what can Congress do to reach this goal?"
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A Christian means to follow Christ. The word Christ means messiah, correct?
We are not little messiahs. There is only one. When we die to self and are born again, He indwells us and we live through Him but we do not become a "little Christ."
Yes, to follow Him means to love one another. It also means to share one another's burdens and lift each other up and counsel and help each other. To that end, for you to teach that a sin is not really a sin (homosexuality) is in direct contrast to the love issue. It is a destructive lifestyle evidenced by the fact that God does not bless the union EVER with procreation of the two individuals. Setting aside that infertility happens with men and women unions but that is a different issue because it is more rare than the rule. In homosexual unions, the inability to procreate without a third part is a problem 100% of the time.
It is as much a sin as alcoholism and adultery. The very fact that you have to discredit the Bible as you are passionate about doing, taking the writings of who knows who throughout the ages to help you do that, should be a big red flag for you. All you are doing is creating a designer religion. There must be an authority for truth and there are absolutes. The moment you toss the Bible aside as discredited you are in the middle of the ocean with no map, an overcast sky, and now oars or motor.
Is alcoholism a sin? Is adultery a sin? If the answer to that question in your mind is yes then what is your criteria for agreeing that it is?
One more time: How do you decide what is true and what is not true? Where does the buck stop if you go to multiple sources? Jesus said we need to be very careful not to be deceived. He also said that there will be many who will claim to have done miracles in His name but He will tell them He never knew them.
How do you know that you are following truth or if you are deceived? Your eternity, and the ones you preach to, depend on it.
That is pretty serious business. That is why believing that God did preserve His word to us and can and does teach those who sincerely seek Him through it puts all the responsibility on God and not on us to pick and choose what tickles our ears and sounds good to us.
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He can say whatever he wants. That's what is great about Freedom. The key is to not forcefully intrude our own opinions on the freedoms of others - ie enact laws etc
We are having a discussion to try to discover what her criteria is for deciding what is and is not truth.
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MOD EDIT- I have started cleaning this thread as reported, stay on topic lay off the personal barbs, and trolling.
Next stop is the trash can for this if it gets off track again, I am not going to go through 20+ pages to clean it again.
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For real. You are all worried about the genetic defect that has been propogated, idolized, and brought to the fore like it is something to be proud of. NOT. It just needs to be done. And, it will be as nature, and the rhythm of life that has been decreed by the Lord Almighty, weeded out, as intended.
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What I see is denial of Christianity to gain acceptance rather than forgiveness and redemption.
Obviously you disagree with my assessment of what I a reading in your posts and you disagree. However I intend my criticism of the motives in what you describe as "Biblical Scholarship" to be constructive.......Self reflection of your true motives dose not hurt and you seem to be challenging me a bit too.
As long as we both walk away with the idea that the conversation forwards our understanding of Christianity...I think we both win.
I cannot say I am 100% correct however I believe I am on the correct path.
What do you tell your congregations about sin and the homosexual lifestyle?
What do you tell them about redemption of sins?
I could go on with a long list of other things that the title of this thread does not cover but the post would be long and tedious. I also want to limit the questions so they may have a better chance of being answered in as concise a manner as possible.
I know just these 2 questions questions is a tall order I have visited churches 2 to 3 times and had discussions with pastors during the week before I could judge if the Pastor has an understanding of the bible from which I can learn.....I have learned a lot from you but not much about the bible or Christ.
My own view (and that of some members) is kind of a combination, that those passages were written in particular historical contexts and communities and part of larger conversations going on. For example, Paul wasn't the only one to link various pagan sexual practices with "immorality" including same-sex behavior. Philo and other Hellenistic Jews did as well. So, I think Paul was condemning same-sex behavior in those communities (and remember the Pauline epistles are a one-side conversation. We never see community's side of things).
In the Roman world the predominant same-sex relationships were between men. It was about domination. The "relations" (intercourse) weren't frowned upon unless you were the one being penetrated. For example: a slave could never "penetrate" his master etc. You also see this in Roman taboos about women being on top during sex etc. So I do think Paul was talking about same-sex relations as he understood them probably in relation to mystery cults (that we just don't know). I just don't think that part is relevant for modern Christianity. People will still find it a slippery argument I'm making.
However, I can't be a biblical scholar and go along with some of the more convoluted attempts to interpret around the passages.
As for your sin question. I'll answer that tomorrow. That one--is far more complex (if you can believe that)!
So is the king james version right or wrong. what does it say about killing?
Why do we ignore one translation for another?
Picked at random
Resolve that one for us would you?
(And you know what? I bet you actually do.)
I surmised from the start that you would not accept my explanation as a game changer for you but I think since you were not happy with the lack of response from those of us who had not seen your question until you reposted it, that you would at least offer a reasoned response to my attempt.
Again, if you simply missed it then let me provide you with what I said here again:
I was someone who thought the Bible couldn't possibly be infallible. After all, so much of it didn't make sense and made me very uncomfortable.
Fast forward to after I read it asking Him to teach me and show me if it is His word, if He was real.
It was miraculous. I was stunned by what was revealed that I had never seen before. I also saw a thread of consistency and undercurrent of a message that was so perfect and so deep that it could only have been written by the creator.
Then, I listened to Chuck Missler in his two series: 24 hours through the Bible and 24 hours through Genesis. He has an amazing ability to give us the bigger picture and then the nuggets of evidence pointing to that bigger picture within the pages.
The Bible is written in such a way that it has plenty of apparent fodder for those seeking to dismiss the very idea of its message and they can walk away feeling justified for their take on it. I sincerely believe that was planned that way for those who were just seeking to reject God or His will from the start.
Then, for the seeker, the one who must know the truth no matter what that might be and seek Him with all their heart before they dismiss it as mere fodder, it is an amazing love story that makes perfect sense and everything fits together perfectly. Those things that don't seem to fit together are just future things to unveil another nugget in the future. They don't bother me anymore at all.
And we haven't even talked about all the science that is embedded in it that could not possibly have been known by the writers at the time as well as all the prophecy that has come to pass, even in our headlines today, it is icing on the cake that there is no doubt that it is God's word.
It takes faith too but once that faith is rightly placed, He reveals Himself in a way that you have no doubt that He is not a figment of your imagination.
So looking at the Bible, how would I pick and choose what is and is not inspired? The series by Chuck Missler on How we got our Bible is also very interesting and helped me to settle that it was not my place to pick and choose but to be patient as God explained it to me as I grew in knowing Him and His word more intimately.
I think that there are physiological reasons and there are environmental reasons.
A child's psyche is so fragile that if abused or treated perversely (with memory of the incident in tact or not), depending on the age of their development, it may mar their sexual identity quite severely.
Environmentally, I believe seeing this behavior among animals (which means they will not procreate which means they will not pass down their own genes into the gene pool) that there are environmental effects that are causing some of the problems too. One possible reason may be, my understanding is that Birth control pills, which carry a heavy dose of hormones in it, does not dissipate from the water supply but is put into our water supply through urine, which even after the water is sanitized does not go away, which is consumed by all with some being more effected by it than others.
One thing is clear to me, it is not normal and it should not be taught or considered normal which will just further confuse future children.
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James Challis (12 December 1803 – 3 December 1882) was an English clergyman, physicist and astronomer. Plumian Professor and director of the Cambridge Observatory, he investigated a wide range of physical phenomena though made few lasting contributions outside astronomy. He is best remembered for his missed opportunity to discover the planet Neptune in 1846.


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If anybody is going to cry at their own wedding, it's Victoria Pendleton. The 31-year-old Olympic track cycling champion is well-known for shedding a tear or two — at wins and losses on the track and on Strictly Come Dancing, in which she competed after the end of the London 2012 Games.
"Everyone has this image of me crying every five minutes, but I say, 'Do you realise you are probably watching me at one of the most stressful moments of my entire life?'" she protests.
The next big event is getting married at the end of August, to her former coach, the Australian Scott Gardner.
"I will try not to cry. I don't want to kiss halfway through the ceremony with black mascara coming down my face ... but if Scott gets emotional, which I think he might, I probably will. Watching men cry: that is the worst."
At this, she laughs — something she does far more than many might expect. Today, at the May Fair Hotel, is the second time I have met Pendleton and she has trilled her way through both occasions.
But her lightness of mood does mark a change in gear since the end of her professional cycling career. "Family and friends have said I'm so much more chilled out and Scott has noticed that I laugh a lot more ... I don't miss the pressure and expectation."
It wasn't just the racing that had been weighing down on her. The last time I met Pendleton she was still smarting from the breakdown of her relationship with many of the British Cycling staff, who had resented her relationship with Scott. He was forced to resign from the team, who therefore lost his expertise as a sports scientist. It had put a great deal of pressure on the relationship which she says with relief has now "all gone".
While I expected this to mean Pendleton had cut all ties with the team, she contradicts me. "I'm in contact with my teammates still, Jess [Varnish] in particular. I wouldn't want them to move out of my life. We're good pals and there will be lots of British Cycling team members at the wedding." The air, it seems, has cleared somewhat.
She has had time to relax. In the past seven months she has had three holidays — two of them skiing, something she was never previously allowed to do in case of injury. Today, although done up with considerably more make-up than in her track days, she is looking healthy and at ease. But essentially she's still in limbo.
"I do crave a big project to work for ...I miss having a solid structure of goals in my life and at times I do feel that I've lost my identity by not being an athlete any more. I sometimes feel, 'Who am I now?'
"At the moment the wedding is filling that gap," she admits, seeing it as "an approximate deadline" to decide on her new career. "It is quite daunting because it's not like during my time as an athlete I wasted time thinking about what I would for the next 10 years of my life." Her ideas become clear when she bids for my opinion. "Do you think if I designed cycle clothing that people would want to buy it?"
In the meantime she's endorsing a campaign for International Fitness Week, promoting a week of free gym use at Fitness First health clubs.
Being an athlete, Pendleton is one of those rather odd types who craves gym sessions. "I genuinely love the gym and find it hard to understand that other people don't," she says.
"It's where I feel most comfortable. It's where I've spent most of my life, to be honest. Even when I was doing Strictly I'd be in a studio looking through the window going, 'Ah, I wish I was in there, rather than in here. I know what I'm doing in there'."
This becomes more alarming when she admits that for her hen do, which her four bridesmaids are organising, "We'll have an indulgent food and spa thing — with a gym nearby hopefully. I'll take my trainers or my bike, or probably both." Pendleton surrounds herself with likeminded fitness fiends. "They would love it if we went out for a run every morning. Everyone would feel so good about themselves."
Surely she's also the only bride to be who says "I'm trying to put on weight before I get married". Without her old training regime, "I've lost seven kilos of muscle," she says although she tells me "I could bench press you." She now weighs 56kg. I'm about the same. "I generally need to put more muscle on to feel like myself again ... I like my body being muscly, low-fat and hard."
Her dress is by "a British designer", she says, but she won't say which. "If I'm not careful I'll have to take my dress in and I don't really want to."
Add all this up and on paper, to any average bodied and average achieving woman, Pendleton looks unbearable, but she is far from it. Her fluid chatter shows her up as so easy-going that you wonder how she could ever be competitive enough to win Olympic gold.
However, a couple of times when talking about the wedding she does stop to check: "Does that make me sound like a control freak?" After she gave Scott the task of sending out "Save The Date" cards and he missed one of her close friends off the list, she says, "On the first hurdle he failed. Now I'm giving him very specific tasks." So, he's in charge of choosing the honeymoon. "He will have to give me a list of options," she says laughing.
The couple are still living in Manchester, where Victoria's training was based, so the wedding will be there. Although she says, "I think as a CBE I can actually get married in some quite fancy establishments if I want to. I think I can get married at St Paul's, but the reception would cost a fortune in London."
This prompts me to ask if she is short of cash, since she isn't really working — a question she takes with good humour. "At the moment Scott's got a full-time job so it's okay, but I will have to get a proper honest job one of these days."
Whatever the wedding venue, Pendleton is not religious so a church of any kind is not on the cards. "My parents are atheists," she says. I wonder if her father, Max, will walk her down the aisle. "I haven't asked him yet, but I assume he will. My relationship with my dad is good. It's been through its ups and down and I'm hoping he will be there."
Max's passion for cycling was what led Pendleton into it and she has previously talked of the pressure she felt to make him proud.
"I think seeing your daughter get married, hopefully to someone that he likes, is a moment to be proud of...Hopefully he'll be proud of that above the medals ... It's all very well riding round in circles really fast but there are more important things in life out there. Happiness, knowing that you're settled and that someone is going to look after you."
Before I leave I make a try for a wedding invitation by pointing out that I have the same surname as her fiancé so she and I are probably about to be related. "You can sit next to his mum, okay?" she says, rolling with giggles. I'll take that.
See you at the altar, Victoria.
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President Bush spoke to the Israel Knesset of his desire to crush al-Qaida, Hamas, and Hizbullah and emphasized the American people stood by their Israel ally in the fight for peace and ending terrorism. He mocked those who say America would benefit by cutting ties with Israel. "This is a tired argument that buys into the propaganda of our enemies, and America rejects it utterly. Israel's population may be just over 7 milliion. But, when you confront terror and evil, you are 307 million strong." In his speech, the American president made clear "the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon."
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Set deep within the mysterious Tombigbee Swamp, created through rhythm and rhyme by a mysterious chorus, this delightful spine-tingling tale follows a young boy named Wiley, his conjure-woman mother, his faithful dog, and the Hairy Man who haunts Wiley's days and dreams. The magic of this play is not fairy dust - it is soil: the magic of the earth and mud of the swamp...the magic of survival. At last, in an exciting duel of wits, Wiley learns to rely upon his own resources and conquers two villains: the Hairy Mand and his own fear.Suitable for grades 4 through 8. This play premiered at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and was toured nationally by the Everyman Players. Wiley and the Hairy Man was performed at the CTC during the 1986-87 and 1998-99 (pictured here) seasons.School Shows are September 26, 27 and October 3 and 4 at 9:30 and 11:30. This play is appropriate for grades 4 through 8 in the Circle Theatre. Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St. (423) 267-8534, theatrecentre.com.
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1. Submit all 108 sequencing samples before 10 AM- DONE
2. Check sequencing results from 1/17 and 1/18- DONE
3. Check antibiotic tests of osmY.E0840 SN, osmY.inverter.E0840 FN, R0040.E0840, B0015 (control), and the indole-knockout cells- DONE
4. Digest osmY.inverter.J45119 and J45320- DONE
5. Ligate osmY.inverter.J45119 to J45320- DONE
6. Obtain Top 10 Competent Cells- DONE
7. Ligate inverter.E0840 and osmY SN structures- DONE
8. Transform osmY.inverter.J45119, osmYSN.inverter.E0840, and mixes of premade J45800 hopefuls- DONE
9. Retransform osmY.E0840 FN prep on various plates (antibiotic test)- DONE
10. Find protocol used for "good" plate reader experiments- DONE (see http://openwetware.org/wiki/IGEM:MIT/2006/Notebook/2006-8-12)
11. Touch base with GC people- DONE
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13. Make new plates- Save for another day
14. Make LCs of Indole-Knockout, osmY.E0840 Short, osmY.inverter.E0840 Long, and R0040.E0840 cells- DONE
Results from Antibiotic Tests
SUCCESSFUL (grew on AMP and not on AT, AK, or AC)
SUCCESSFUL (grew on AK and not on AT or AC)
SUCCESSFUL (grew on AT and not on AK or AC)
B0015 (Control)
SUCCESSFUL (grew on AK and not on AT or AC)
Indole-Knockout cells
SUCCESSFUL (grew on C but not on A, T, or K, consistent with Yale's listing of the strain as Chloramphenicol resistant)
Sequencing Results
The osmY.inverter.J45119 structure from the fridge was correct along with all of the J45120s which passed the antibiotic test. Thus, we will continue to use "J45120 A" as we used in the construction of a new J45700.
All of the premade pBANANA structures had either bad results or failed sequencing. The only thing we can say for sure is that one of the structures has J45400 in it. I believe that our best bet is to continue with the J45600 and pBANANA structures I have constructed this past week since we were able to smell bananas in both structures.
- NOTE- The osmY.inverter.J45119 structure has the short version of the osmY promoter in it. J45250 has the long version of osmY in it. This was part of our original, optimistic plan to have less expression of mint, so that the banana smell could overpower residual methyl salicylate in stationary phase. To make these versions match our fluorescent structures, I will retransform an osmY.E0840 full version today and digest osmY short and inverter.E0840 today to ligate and transform tomorrow. Right now, we have osmY.E0840 short and osmY.inverter.E0840 long.


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Developing a national profile of Masters of Public Administration programs with a health care concentration
A key element of a long-term strategy to improve the quality of health care is the training of high-quality health care managers. Most health care and public health managers are trained in either schools of public health or schools of public administration that have concentrations in health management. Health management programs in schools of public administration are growing quickly, with a 70 percent increase in capacity between 1998 and 2001. Despite this rapid growth and obvious student interest, comprehensive information does not exist about these programs, their curricula, faculty composition, students, career trajectories, or activities of the schools in executive development for practicing health sector professionals. This grant supports an effort to better understand the structure and contributions of these health management programs and to improve curricula approaches in these programs to meet emerging needs in health management. A key goal is to better integrate the practitioner perspective and academic perspective in these programs. This project will be considered successful if it stimulates improvement of curricula across the 136 health management programs in schools of public administration.
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I've got a similar need, and I'd be very curious to hear any suggestions you can come up with! I'm trying to measure low flow rates (say, less than 1 mL/min to 30 ml/min) at atmospheric pressure (very very low pressure differential), with minimal disturbance of the flow. I'm hoping to find a flowmeter with a diameter 1 cm or greater, but diameter and flow sensitivity appear to be inversely proportional, so most of what I've seen is in the 1 mm range.
This is the best sensor I've found, and it appears to be possible to control with an Arduino: http://www.sensirion.com/en/products/liquid-flow-sensors/components-for-oem-applications/lg-flow-sensor/
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In the last 90 days, 7 listings have been made available, which means new listings most likley are going fast. You'll want to be prepared to tour spaces as quick as possible. About 29% of the office spaces in the Old Irving Park are subleases, so you might be able to sign a shorter term by taking over a previous lease. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet posted, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
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