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Technology Industry in Hong Kong
In January 2017, Hong Kong and Shenzhen signed a "Memorandum of Understanding on Jointly Developing the Lok Ma Chau Loop by Hong Kong and Shenzhen". Under the terms of this, the two cities will jointly develop the Hong Kong/Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park in order to foster co-operation with regard to innovation and technological research.
Companies in Hong Kong's technology sector specialise in the commercialisation and application of innovative products and systems, as well as in industrial engineering. A number of clusters, comprising local and overseas technology enterprises, actively undertake R&D and innovation-led activities across the territory.
Technology Companies in Hong Kong
Companies in Hong Kong's technology sector specialise in the commercialisation and application of innovative products and systems, as well as in industrial engineering, with both local and overseas companies active in this sector. Among the high-profile overseas technology companies active in Hong Kong are Nvidia (US), Texas Instruments (US), IBM (US), Sierra Wireless (Canada), Samsung (South Korea), Hitachi (Japan), Siemens (Germany), Philips (the Netherlands), Huawei (Chinese mainland), and Macronix (Taiwan).
Electronics-related players, including those in the semiconductor sector and those involved with the manufacture of a wide array of parts and components, are among the most prominent technology-related businesses in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's status as a major IT and telecommunications hub has also led to the emergence of a number of companies in related hardware and software design and development sectors.
Overall, Hong Kong companies in the technology sector are notably proactive when it comes to undertaking R&D and innovation-led activities. According to the latest figures from the Census and Statistics Department, there were 3,885 Hong Kong companies undertaking R&D activities in 2015. Overall, total R&D expenditure in the business sector amounted to US$1 billion, a 7% rise on the preceding year.
Innovation-led activities were even better supported, with 7,344 companies engaging in such activities in 2015. The total innovation-related expenditure of the business sector amounted to US$2.2 billion for the same period, up 3% year-on-year.
In 2015, 425 Hong Kong companies had in place co-operative arrangements with external partners with regard to R&D, while 1,093 had such an arrangement with regard to innovation-oriented activities. A substantial proportion of these external partners were technology companies or research institutes either in Hong Kong or on the Chinese mainland.
Technological Infrastructure
The Hong Kong Science Park is home to more than 600 technology companies and approximately 13,000 technology talents. The park houses five distinct clusters: (1) biomedical technology; (2) electronics; (3) green technology; (4) information and communications technology (ICT); and (5) material and precision engineering. Its current development focus is on three over-arching cross-disciplinary platforms - smart cities, healthy ageing and robotics.
Cyberport, a wholly-owned Hong Kong government facility, is a creative digital workspace with more than 800 community members. With an avowed mission to establish itself as a leading global innovation and technology hub, Cyberport is committed to boosting the local economy by nurturing digital industry start-ups and entrepreneurs, driving collaboration in terms of resources and the creation of business opportunities, while accelerating digital adoption through strategic initiatives and partnerships.
Hong Kong's technology sector also benefits from the R&D activities of various public bodies. In 2006, under the government's Hong Kong R&D Centre Programme, five centres were established to drive and co-ordinate applied R&D in selected focus areas, as well as to promote the commercialisation of these R&D results and any subsequent technology transfer. The five R&D centres were:
- The Automotive Parts and Accessory Systems R&D Centre
- Hong Kong Research and Development Centre for Information and Communications Technologies
- The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel
- The Hong Kong R&D Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management Enabling Technologies
- The Nano and Advanced Materials Institute Limited
Technology Trading
Hong Kong's technology sector is also engaged in trading in a wide range of high-tech products. In 2016, Hong Kong's exports of high-tech products amounted to US$264 billion, accounting for 57% of total merchandise exports for that 12-month period.
Electronic products, especially telecommunications equipment, semiconductors and computer items, are Hong Kong's primary high-tech exports. This is in line with the fact that the electronics sector is Hong Kong's largest export earner. The Chinese mainland is both the major source and the major destination of Hong Kong's trade in high-tech products. In 2016, it accounted for 52% of Hong Kong's imports and 63% of Hong Kong's exports of high-tech products. These mainland-bound exports are largely industrial inputs, with the majority destined for Guangdong and the mainland's other major high-tech production sites.
Hong Kong's technology players are also active when it comes to undertaking technology transfers through such avenues as technology licensing, contract services and industry collaborations with their local and foreign counterparts. For instance, the total industry income of the abovementioned five R&D centres derived from licensing/royalty, industry sponsorship and contract services amounted to some HK$150 million during the period 2015-2016.
Technological Co-operation with the Chinese Mainland
In order to foster technological co-operation across the border, Hong Kong's technology sector has long-established connections with its mainland counterpart. This is of particular significance as the mainland government has resolved to use technological advancement and innovation as its key means of fostering economic development.
The mainland's 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-2020) places considerable emphasis on advancing mass entrepreneurship, encouraging technological innovation and promoting the development of new industries in a bid to inject new vigour into the country's economy. Under the terms of the plan, there will be a distinct focus on developing high technology and high value-added industries, while strengthening supporting infrastructure, revamping related financial systems, and improving the business environment in order to promote the further growth of related industries. The target industries and development sectors include the following:
- Corporate Innovation
Every effort will be made to encourage R&D, strengthen technology integration capabilities and to import technology from abroad. In particular, advanced technologies will be targetted, including next-generation information communication, new energy, new materials, aviation and space, biomedicine, and smart manufacturing. Action will also be taken to improve the tax concession policies related to corporate R&D expenses, while preferential treatment will be expanded for the accelerated depreciation of fixed assets in order to encourage enterprises to update their equipment and introduce new technology.
- Made in China 2025
Steps will be taken to encourage industries across the mainland to graduate from "Made in China" to "Created in China" and to complete the industrial upgrade process. In order to deliver this, the level of product technology, technical equipment, energy efficiency and environmental protection will all need to be raised. It will also be important to liberalise market access to cutting-edge services as part of any moves to promote the development of a specialised high-value producer service industry and to assist the manufacturing industry in increasing its added value.
As many Chinese companies lack the necessary front-end technologies to achieve such objectives – while continuing to foster domestic R&D activities – the mainland has implemented a number of tax and fiscal measures designed to boost the import of key technologies and related equipment.
With its conducive business environment, robust protection of intellectual property rights and its comprehensive range of professional service providers, Hong Kong is ideally configured to allow its technology sector to undertake technology transfers from the international markets to the mainland.
A case in point is that in January 2017, Hong Kong and Shenzhen signed a "Memorandum of Understanding on Jointly Developing the Lok Ma Chau Loop by Hong Kong and Shenzhen". Under the terms of this, the two cities will jointly develop the Hong Kong/Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park within the 87-hectare loop. It is anticipated that the park will attract many of the leading businesses, research institutions and higher education establishments from both Hong Kong and Shenzhen, as well as those of other mainland regions and from abroad. In the long-term, it is seen as emerging as one of the key bases for co-operation in innovation and technology research.
According to 2015 figures from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Hong Kong was the tenth largest source of technology imports for the Chinese mainland in terms of contract value (US$605 million), accounting for 2.1% of the total. In terms of number of contracts, Hong Kong was ranked in fourth place (669 contracts), after Singapore, the US and Germany.


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Ethiopian runners Firehiwot Dado and Buzunesh Deba finished 1-2 in the ING New York City Marathon. A few minutes later, Kenyan Geoffrey Mutai won the men's race followed by countryman Emmanuel Mutai.
Geoffrey Mutai set a New York course record, winning in 2:05.06. The record was 2:07.43.
Dado and Deba chased down Kenya's Mary Keitany, who held an early commanding lead and was on pace to set a course record in the first half.
Dado, 27, won in an unofficial time of 2:23.16. She is a three-time marathon winner in Rome making her NYC debut.
Deba, who trains in New York, finished three seconds behind Dado. Deba was 10th in New York last year.
11:21 a.m.: At mile 20 in the men's race, Keflezighi has fallen off the lead group, which has dwindled to a handful of runners: G. Mutai, Gebremariam, E. Mutai, Kebede.
11:10 a.m.: Keitany is 1:28 ahead of Ethiopian runners Firehiwot Dado and Buzunesh Deba with 5 miles to go.
In the men's race at mile 16, American Meb Keflezighi is in the lead pack with Emmanuel Mutai, Geoffrey Mutai, Tsegaye Kebede, Matthew Kisorio, Gebre Gebremariam and a couple of others.
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Shoe Fetish #2 Metal Wall Sculpture by Bruce Gray
Dear Santa: I have the perfect wall to display this art in my red, black and white room,.. Talk about a coveted shoe collection! This high heeled, painted steel wall sculpture by renowned artist Bruce Gray brings all new meaning to wall-to-wall shoes. He also creates tabletop shoe art.


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President Obama and congressional leaders are still negotiating the federal budget for next year. The difficulty of these negotiations is heightened by the need to raise the federal debt ceiling, avoiding a government default and the consequent economic nightmare that such a default would entail. Unfortunately, it appears that the nation's political compass has veered so far to the right that any resolution is likely to harm the poor and assault the already strained sense of national community that we Catholics call the common good.
To his credit, Obama has understood, perhaps too well, that politics is the art of compromise. He has offered to cut important social programs Democrats champion. He even offered to look at reforming Social Security. Both are truly bad ideas. Cutting government programs during a recession, when they are most needed, will harm those who depend upon them for housing, education and nutrition assistance.
Contemplating deep cuts in social programs is particularly unconscionable as the country continues to fund two open-ended wars and approves a military budget, against almost no resistance, of $680 billion.
The U.S. bishops have been clear in pointing out that the draconian cuts being promoted are not merely budget abstractions. They will have real impact on real lives. Cutting college loans means students will have their dreams deferred, their earning potential curtailed, and they will be forced into an already anemic employment market. That isn't an intelligent way to deal with the deficit. Cutting environmental funding and putting long-term health at risk for short-term financial gain is shortsighted. Decreasing nutrition assistance to poor women by cutting WIC (Women, Infants and Children) places lives at risk, and that is not only an affront to social justice, it is a betrayal of the pro-life cause so many of the budget-cutters claim to champion.
"Some current proposals call for substantial reductions, particularly in those programs that serve the poorest and most vulnerable people in our nation," Bishop Stephen Blaire of Stockton, Calif., wrote to members of Congress last month. "In a time of economic crisis, poor and vulnerable people are in greater need of assistance, not less."
Blaire, who is chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, explained the moral framework that should guide Congress: "Meeting essential human needs is a compelling ethical and fiscal priority. A moral measure of the budget is how it treats 'the least of these' at all stages of life."
Speaker of the House John Boehner, a Catholic from Ohio, has gotten spanked every time he has dared to depart one iota from the GOP orthodoxy that insists that the budget be balanced without asking the wealthy to do their part. It is current Republican heresy to suggest the logical step of ending the excessive tax breaks the wealthy received during the Bush years. Advocates of retaining tax breaks for the richest among us repeat, ad nauseum, the myth that raising taxes will cause more unemployment. If this were true, you would think the compromise in December that extended the Bush tax cuts would have produced a tsunami of new jobs. Boehner seems willing to reach a deal if his tea party base will let him, but it won't.
For all the religious language tossed about the political landscape these days, it appears that the 25th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew is no longer considered much of a moral yardstick in our culture. House Republicans have found a new savior in Ayn Rand and her brand of social Darwinism. They believe that the market is immune to moral criticism and that if government would only get out of the way and let corporate America run the show, all would be well with the world.
Government has gotten "in the way" because the results of laissez-faire economics demanded it. The government erected Social Security after the laissez-faire policies of the 1920s caused the Great Depression. When business was unable or unwilling to find a way to provide health care to seniors, government created Medicare in the 1960s. When pollution threatened our air and water in the 1970s, government stepped in to protect them by passing the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts. It is shocking that so soon after the ostentatious greed of Wall Street brought on the worst recession in memory, the reputation of the free market would be so easily rebuilt.
It is an odd dynamic that has today's Republican leaders, who so regularly make use of religious language, willing to roll back society's commitment to the poor and vulnerable in order to protect tax breaks for the superrich. The way our society treats the "least of these" remains the only adequate moral measure of a government budget. Congress should listen to the broad chorus of religious leaders, including our bishops, and not balance the budget on the backs of the poor.
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Published: January 19, 2006 at 3:46 PMI think Orlando would be a big mistake because of all the Theme Parks down there. However, while writing this, I realize that this site would have the same competition as it does in California, but I feel that Disney rules that area and most people go to Orlando for Disney World, maybe Universal. I still think it is a bad idea because Disney World can cater to children much more effectivly that DL. I am not sure, but I am guessing Legoland is for younger kids. Also, I just thought of this: There is a giant Lego Store in Downtown Disney?!? How is that going to work out?
Published: January 19, 2006 at 4:34 PMIn my opinion, Legoland is a far, far more kid-friendly park than anything offered by Disney or Universal. A Legoland Orlando, properly marketed, within a few years could become a major player in the Central Florida theme park market. I would much rather take my kids, ages 8 and 5, to Legoland than a Magic Kingdom. And they'd rather go, too. Personally, I think a Legoland Orlando as a third gate for Universal Orlando makes great sense for Universal, for Blackstone and for Merlin. But that's NBC Universal's call. Do they want to go kid-friendly, or would that hurt a more teen and young adult image that they might instead wish to present? I don't know.
That said, I'm not sure how well a Legoland would scale to five million visitors. Anything more than two or three million would seem too much for these parks, I suspect. The attractions are too small-scale for a much larger crowd.
More for the rumor mill: Mall of America just scuttled its contract with Cedar Fair for the former Camp Snoopy. Cleveland has been very aggressive about developing tourist attractions. If Six Flags is looking to sell locations, might Merlin be interested in buying? Much here to consider....
Published: January 20, 2006 at 6:55 AMCleveland could be a contender. There are a couple of things that could stand in the way there. First is the combination of geography saturation of the market. Cleveland isn't Orlando, so there isn't a wide tourist base for Cedar Point, Kennywood, Geauga Lake, Waldameer Park, and then Legoland. True...all not the biggest draws in the country, but draws nonethtless. I'm not sure what kind of calender Legoland has, but they would only be open 6 months out of the year if totally outdoors. Combine those two factors, and it may benefit Legoland to go a little further south. Could they make it in Cleveland...absolutely. Could they thrive in Orlando....possibly, but another place comes to mind.
Myrtle Beach, SC. Financing for the Hard Rock Park has come through, and construction will be starting soon. It probably will be a nice park, but nowhere near enough to merit being the only theme park in the area. I would think that Legoland would take a look at that area. Millions of people come each year, with no theme park to speak of yet. I still say that Myrtle Beach is a goldmine for park developers as long as they make a good product. Legoland could make a killing bringing in all those families that I see down there every year.
Published: January 20, 2006 at 8:17 AMI wonder if they'll use their site-search info from last time (when they built the California site) or if they'll start from scratch. Last time the runner-up was Prince William County, Virginia, which is an outer suburb of Washington, DC.


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Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition debuts: 5.6GHz overclock
Intel has outed its latest high-end processor, the Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition, along with a new chipset, the X79 Express, and manufacturers are already jumping all over the performance pair. Maingear has updated its SHIFT, F131 and Quantum SHIFT desktop PCs to use the Core i7-3960X chip, which runs at 3.3GHz but can be overclocked to a huge 5.6GHz thanks to it coming unlocked, as well as 3.9GHz using Intel Turbo, packs six cores and 12 threads, and has 15MB of cache. Upgraders hoping to use the new processor may be frustrated by Intel's new LGA 2011 socket, however.


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BAKERSFIELD, Calif.--Normally a 31-point performance by Amber Williams (Sr., Fontana, Calif., Etiwanda HS) would be the first item of note on a final stat sheet, but teammate Janae Coffee (R-So., Fresno, Calif., Long Beach State) nearly turned in a triple-double as CSU Bakersfield defeated UT Pan American 85-62 Tuesday night.
Coffee, a 6-4 center, scored 22 points, grabbed 17 rebounds, and blocked a CSUB Division I record nine shots in only 22 minutes against the Broncs. Coffee was 8-of-13 from the floor and also turned in one assist and one steal. Williams, lit up UTPA, scoring on 12-of-22 field goal attempts including seven three-pointers (in a school Division I record 14 attempts). She was one point away from her career high of 32 which was registered against Santa Clara in the 2011-12 season opener. The 5-6 guard also recorded five assists and one steal.
The Roadrunners (4-15) led 49-32 halftime, shooting 51.4% from the field (18-of-35). The Broncs (5-11) would get as close as 11 in the second half, but a 15-4 spurt with just under eight minutes to go put the game between the future WAC foes away. Ciarra Ford (Sr., Long Beach, Calif., Mt. Sac College) was the final Roadrunner in double figures as she scored 11 to go along with a season best seven assists.
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Zhu Ling Natural Treatment
The Zhu Ling mushroom may be fungi, but it still falls under the broad category of herbal remedies. These powerful mushrooms have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries and they are found in the earth's soil. Many Chinese mushrooms such as Zhu Ling, Reishu, Mu-er, and Shitake can benefit people that are fighting any disease. This can be a variety of diseases that have spread across the world, and that are diagnosed daily. Ling Zhu is full of anti-viral and anti-oxidant properties, and can prevent against many infections that we can encounter in our daily lives.
It works to fight against and prevent diseases like cancer, as well as heart, kidney and liver disease. The kidneys, heart, and liver are the most important functioning organs in the human body. We need them to function properly and lead healthy, happy lives. When one of these organs become damaged, or fail entirely, it can lead to a tragic loss of a life. There are numerous ways that we can prevent these diseases, and our strongest fight is won with the foods, herbs, and spices we eat everyday. Little do we know how much power we have sitting in our very own cupboard or fridge. Many people who suffer from liver, heart, or kidney complications can live long lives if they treat their body with the respect it needs.
The benefits of Zhu Ling are as follows:
When taken in a tea or eaten, Zhu Ling can benefit our lives greatly. It can cleanse the body of infection because of its antioxidant properties. It also works to prevent infections in the first place as it is an anti-viral agent.
It contains a compound known as Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) which is a hormone that is developed in the adrenal gland of humans. This can provide amazing anti-aging results. Many people seek out the Zhu Ling mushroom to slow their aging process down. The Chinese culture drinks Zhu Ling tea combinations to stay young and healthy.
Know as the Polyporus, Zhu Ling can build up a low immune system. For people that suffer from low immunity, this might be the solution for you.
Zhu Ling fights osteoporosis in adults battling with it. Osteoporosis is a condition in which people begin to have thinning of the bones and bone loss. Bone loss can lead to fractures and painful accidents.
Zhu Ling can also benefit people who suffer from chronic bouts of diarrhea.
Zhu Ling can come in supplement forms, as well as raw and powder.
Some body builders take Zhu Ling to help them build muscle. This can also be beneficial in anyone wanting to improve their strength, lose extra fat, and build muscle in the body.
There are no proven side effects with taking a polyporus rich fungi or herbal remedy. There have been no reports of interactions with other medications. People with a serious illness should not take Zhu Ling. Pregnant women and nursing women should not start an herbal or Fungi remedy without talking to their health practitioner. Herbal remedies are not for everyone and some may benefit, while others may not. If you want to find out more about herbal remedy benefits, then you can speak to an herbalist. An herbalist may ask you about your family medical history, your individual medical history, and about the condition you want to treat. Always consult with your doctor before trying a new treatment.
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text: Finishing the Term Strong March 16, 2012 General, General When starting a school session, finishing it seems like nothing more than a technicality. After all, why would you go through the process of signing up and attending classes if you didn't intend to see it through to completion? By the time the middle of the term rolls around, however, unforeseen events or an unexpected workload may have you thinking that you can't make it to the finish line. At times like these, you may feel like giving up, but just a few changes in your routine can make the second half of the term feel just like the first. What's your plan? The first thing you need to do is make a plan. By this point in your quest for an online degree, the novelty has worn off of advancing your education and the rest of your responsibilities may seem overwhelming. When school starts to feel like a second job, the simple task of attending classes—even online —may seem like too much to handle. At this stage, a little organization can go a long way. You have your syllabi and your course schedule, so sit down and plot out the rest of the term on your calendar. Odds are, when you finish and look back over it, you'll see that the amount of work in front of you is manageable. Planning ahead for major projects or papers will help ensure you get a head start, and can make the rest of the term much easier. What's your schedule? After crafting your plan, schedule a few days on your calendar just for yourself. Set aside at least one day a month when you have nothing else to do, making sure you clear it of any school work. Pushing school work back may seem counterintuitive in your quest for a degree, but in reality, a handful of days with nothing scheduled will go a long way to helping you feel refreshed and clear-minded. You will find that you feel much less burdened when you return from your "days off" and much more prepared to tackle the challenges that lie ahead. What's on your plate? With everything else that's going on, it's easy to neglect your exercise routine or a healthy diet. While it may seem easier to put healthy habits at the bottom of your agenda, you really should make them a priority. By taking care of your body, you'll stay refreshed and ready to tackle whatever the rest of the term can throw at you. A balanced diet, complete with fruits and vegetables, and regular moderate exercise, can go a long way in keeping your body healthy and keeping your mind fresh and ready for new challenges. The reality is that almost everyone hits a speed bump in the middle of each academic term, but by understanding that it is a natural part of the college experience, you have the ability to push through and finish the session strong. A few simple tasks and lifestyle changes will leave you feeling fit, refreshed and ready to tackle anything your online degree program can throw at you.


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yeah kirk, i just got it back from the shop, i have been there for the last 4 hours trying to make the bumper fit and the hood close without the grills hitting the oil cooler. i gotta tell you man, since you guys changed some of the parts on the kit there are a lot of little mods needed to make it work with the car. there was a intercooler pipe that had to be fabbed and the inner structure of the bumper had to be cut to allow clearance for the intercooler, after it was pushed back as far as it could go against the electric fan. then we had to cut away the rubber pieces on the inside of the kidneys so they wouldnt hit the oil cooler.
but now since that is done with i am enjoying the car a lot more now than i ever did before, so for that part i love it but the rest (install) i think a few things need to be re looked at for a direct plug and play.
almost forgot, the air filter piping was a good length and everything but you didnt send a plug kit to extend the maf plugs so they had to leave a section of the intake pipe off until i can re wire the maf to extend the wires to reach. thats what the shop told me anyways.
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Bagels with Barney
The friendly atmosphere of the Pueblo Zoo makes it one of the area's favorite
attractions. Located in City Park, it exhibits over 350 animals of 122 species,
including several endangered. Its exceptional education programs reach students
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No sign of being blown
Rasenshuriken is hardly typical, Flying Swallow is not listed as wind release but as chakra flow, and most other wind jutsu come from a mouth or a fan; something that moves the air. Thus it is unusual. Moreover, this means more tricks are available since you do not have to directly face your foe like Danzo had to. Thomas Finlayson (talk) 19:22, July 17, 2010 (UTC)
- Let me get this right, your argument is that the 50 or so other wind jutsu, are hardly typical of wind jutsu. SimAnt 20:21, July 17, 2010 (UTC)
- Pride and joy of the wiki this one ^_^
All jutsu are "typical" young padawan, unless way out of the ordinary. People can use anything to generate win even if it's using your chakra to manipulate currents around yourself --Cerez365 (talk) 21:18, July 17, 2010 (UTC)
- @Simant, for the manga, the vast majority invovle blowing the wind either via mouth or fan.
- @Cerez365, I have not been called a Padawan for a while, thanks, I think. As for the moving the wind currents, great idea! Can you add that suggestion to the Wind Release talk page? As for the other point, please clarify. Thomas Finlayson (talk) 23:10, July 17, 2010 (UTC)
- So you just ignore temari's fan technique because it doesn't fit in with your view of wind release, and then call rasenshuriken "hardly typical". I find this a very weak argument. SimAnt 21:40, July 18, 2010 (UTC)
- Um...no I did not ignore Temari, it is at the top. Her fan, just like when you blow out air from ones mouth, moves wind. As for Rasenshuriken, first I would lke to hear someone call it typical, and second, it is a technique where the wind jutsu is being generated by the person, there is no required moevement of the wind. Thomas Finlayson (talk) 05:40, July 19, 2010 (UTC)
- Most elemental techniques convert chakra into a specific element, so yes rasenshuriken is typical. SimAnt 05:45, July 19, 2010 (UTC)
- And shape change? But we digress, what about the other part of my question? Thomas Finlayson (talk) 05:52, July 19, 2010 (UTC)
Does he have an affinity?
since the anbu can do something like this with wind release shouldn't you say he has an affinity to wind or how will you determine how a character has an affinity to an element since it is hardly ever said in the story yet I see many people with(affinity) next to one of there elements? I'm just asking whats the difference to having an affinity to wind and not having it,does it affect the techniques power or how much chakra you waist?--Black-Light (talk) 23:48, May 31, 2011 (UTC)Black-Light
- Affinity is the element one's own chakra naturally leans towards. Just because all we know he uses is wind, it doesn't mean wind is his affinity. The only four characters I can immediately remember that have their affinities listed in the wiki are Naruto, Asuma, Kakashi and Sasuke, the first two being wind natured (we saw Naruto's paper, and Kakashi said Asuma also had a wind affinity) and the other two being lightning natured (Kakashi said he was, and during Sasuke's fight against Gaara, he says Sasuke is the same as him). Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:55, May 31, 2011 (UTC)
Naruto uses this jutsu on the last page of Chapter 611.--ANewLight (talk) 08:30, November 28, 2012 (UTC)
- I would like us to hold off on adding Naruto to this, at least until a next scan house releases their version. I believe some errors might have taken place during that last translation, judging by the flow of speech alone.--Cerez365™(talk) 09:48, November 28, 2012 (UTC)
Actually, the wind cutter isn't being used by naruto. look at page 11, Naruto was going to use the kage bushin jutsu, but he is stopped by the tailed beast ball that is about tobe released towards him. Page 12 the blast is released into a streaming beam, but on the second panel under that is the wind cutter being used to intercept the tailed beast ball.
The last panel on the same page, naruto is confused about what is going on same as Obito beside that one. Then he says he has a new jutsu after the reinforcements touchdown on to the battlefield. He didn't say it had a element. Just as the chapter page details, it was the wind cutter being used by several wind release uers of the allied shinobi reinforcements, not naruto himself. 12:14, November 28, 2012 (UTC) Wikia Contributor 12:14, November 28, 2012 (UTC)
I study the japanese language, learned Japanese from the manga, and reading subtitled anime closely so I believe this is correct. The actual name of the jutsu is, "Wind Release: Wind Mist Technique". Fuuton Wind Release, Kaze: Wind, and Kiri: Mist. He doesn't use the jutsu, just prepare it, and if I am corrct, it is a entirley different technique like he said on the last page. 09:18, November 28, 2012 (UTC) Wikia Contributor 09:18, November 28, 2012 (UTC)
- Oh okay. So Temari's Summoning: Quick Beheading Dance should literally mean Mist-Mist Dance then? The kanji "切" that is used here literally means cut, or to cut off etc, not "霧" which means fog or mist.--Cerez365™(talk) 09:46, November 28, 2012 (UTC)
Oops, I just thought of that. I am working on getting familiar with the different Kanjis, I forgot about those for a moment, sorry. 09:51, November 28, 2012 (UTC) Wikia Contributor 09:51, November 28, 2012 (UTC)


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Dr. Drinnan's practice has grown considerably over the past several years. Unfortunately, with that, it seems that it may have grown too much and may have become unmanageable. By this I mean that Dr. DDrinnan can be a little moody at times. He seems agitated most days. He seems absent minded at times during exams and forgets to do things at times, which I find disturbing. Long wait times are not unusual. After several years with Dr. Drinnan I am currently looking for a new opthamologist.
A bit patronizing but gets the job done. Some of the staff is nice while some are downright mean. The optical shop really tries to get you buy alot of stuff and upgrades. I kind of expect that at the mall, but not what I like at a doctors office.
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Kdo2-lipid A is the most conserved part of LPS among most Gram-negative bacteria [
To construct an
Construction of WJW00 by deleting the
Colony morphology of WJW00 was similar to wild-type W3110, but different from WBB06. Colonies of WBB06 are sticky with a smooth surface, probably due to the accumulation of
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The lipids directly extracted from WJW00, WBB06 and W3110 were analyzed by ESI/MS in the negative ion mode. Lipid samples from WJW00 (
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Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI/MS) and ESI/MS/MS analysis of Kdo2-lipid A produced by WJW00. (
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The biofilm formation ability of WJW00 was also studied when incubating at 37 °C without or with shaking (100 rpm). In both cases, WJW00 cells formed less biofilm than W3110. Without shaking, W3110 could form six-fold more biofilm than WJW00; with shaking, W3110 could form three-fold more biofilm than WJW00 (
Put together, the higher hydrophobicity, higher permeability, stronger ability of autoaggregation and weaker biofilm-forming ability make WJW00 highly suitable for large-scale fermentation to produce Kdo2-lipid A.
Plasmid DNA was prepared using the EZ-10 spin column plasmid mini-prep kit from Bio Basic Inc. (Markham, Canada). Fragments prepared in this study were obtained by polymerase chain reaction (PCR). PCR reaction mixtures (50 μL) contained 5 μL 10× Ex Taq buffer, 4 μL dNTP mixture (2.5 mM each), 0.5 μL template (100 ng/μL), 1 μL forward primer and reverse primer (20 μM), 0.25 μL TaKaRa Ex Taq DNA polymerase and 38.75 μL ddH2O. The PCR reaction was first heated to 95 °C and maintained for 5 min or 10 min, followed by a 35-cycle reaction. Each cycle included 4 steps: denaturation at 95 °C for 30 s, annealing at 55 °C for 30 s, extension at 72 °C for 2 min and incubation at 72 °C for 10 min. The resulting PCR products were purified using the TIANgel midi purification kit from Tiangen (Beijing, China). TaKaRa Ex Taq DNA polymerase, restriction enzymes, T4 DNA ligase and the DNA ladder were purchased from Sangon (Shanghai, China). Primer synthesis was performed by Sangon, and they are listed in
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The growth curves of strains incubated in LB broth without any addition of antibiotic were measured (
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The lipid samples were separated on a silica gel 60 TLC plate. The plates spotted with total lipids containing Kdo2-lipid A were developed in the solvent of chloroform, methanol, acetic acid and water (25:15:4:4;
The mass spectra were acquired on a Waters SYNAPT Q-TOF mass spectrometer equipped with an ESI source (Water Corp., Milford, MA, USA). Mass spectrometry, such as the ionization techniques of electrospray ionization, had been applied to the analysis of lipids [
The surface hydrophobicity of cells was determined according to the method of Wang LQ
Outer membrane permeability was measured by the fluorescence absorption of cells with
Moreover, novobiocin sensitivity was analyzed by an MIC test and an antibiotic inhibition test filter [
The cell autoaggregation ability was determined by the modified method as described by Wang,
The biofilm assay was performed in plastic tubes with a conical bottom [
For all the experiments for phenotype analysis, data were all expressed as the means ± standard deviation and all experiments were carried out in triplicate. The means were compared using the least significant difference test.
Kdo2-lipid A stimulates the innate immune system through the TLR4/MD2 complex [
However, Kdo2-lipid A is not readily chemically synthesized. The
This study was supported by the National Key Basic Research Program of China (2012CB725202), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (31170069) and the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (20100093110005).
J.W., Y.L. and X.W. conceived and designed the experiments; J.W., W.M. and Z.W. performed the experiments; J.W. and X.W. analyzed the data; J.W. and X.W. wrote the paper.
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Architect Dietmar Koering designed a happier, fitter pylon. [via Dezeen]
Sexier High Voltage Line Towers
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Yeh, like they're not robots in disguise. Current pylons are so unwieldy, so vast and squat, that I KNOW they're not going to chase the citizenry around. These – too beautiful and balletic, too graceful – they're waiting for instructions.
See how fast they could move?
They give off a "Dark Tower" vibe.
Oh they're shiny enough NOW, but they'll take on a fiendish aspect when they've acquired a weather patina and the world starts to move on.
-and the darkness comes.
One is creepy enough… wait till you see hundreds of them, spanning as far as the eye can see. *shudder*
It's happier and fitter, but is it more productive?
Can it be assembled easier than current designs? No.
Would it be cheaper? No.
Does it use fewer resources? No.
Is it easier to maintain? No.
Does it take up less room? No.
Has any thought gone into how it would behave in strong winds? Almost certainly not.
Does the design have any benefits other than "it looks cool"? No.
Another question-how do the repair guys get up the dang thing to fix anything?
It does look very atmospheric though.
Just picture the Imperial March playing while looking at the photo and you'll see why this is a dangerous idea.
It's the form of a beast baying at the moon. C'mon. Let's put em up in Pakistan, part of the "new war".
ok, now do one that isn't a bunch of wavy lines like every other piece of "art" you've ever done.
Wow. This is like me, an engineer, designing an evening gown. I suppose it's all well and good for an exercise in illustration, but these things are mechanical structures, not art.
That said, there are matronly pylons and svelte pylons. But both are designed to be mass-producible and functional.
Hang on another 20 or so lines and it isn't sexy at all.
Those don't look like they break into pieces small enough to be carried by mules.
No joke, some of the BPA pylons you see around the Northwest were carried in by mules and assembled without cranes.
Form with zero function. Stick with leaky buildings.
Does the design have any benefits other than "it looks cool"? No.
Yes, let's build everything out of unpainted concrete and steel girders, because that's the most cost effective.
That aside, if these become popular I guess I'll be one of the old codgers being nostalgic about the old pylons we had back in the day.
happier? check.
fitter? check. . .
more productive?
Architects shouldn't be allowed to design anything that actually needs to work.
According to this architect the height of each of these towers is to be determined by that tower's latitude and longitude.
Apparently adapting to uneven terrain, varying ground composition, differing rights of way, clearance needs over roads and navigable waterways, wind and ice loads, number of circuits per tower, maintenance needs and a whole host of other engineering considerations are minutiae to be ignored so that the architect can basically masturbate in public and get kudos from his fellow architects for doing so.
cylon pylons. There will be many others like it…
Yes, they're entirely impractical, (and a tad creepy) but at least they're not horrendously boring.


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Your excellent report (8 February) about the discovery in Colchester of the only Roman circus in Britain will hopefully convince the government and others responsible for our heritage that this is of major national and international importance. Colchester was the first capital of Roman Britain, and its Roman heritage is without equal in this country. The near 2,000-year-old town walls are the oldest in the country and now it boasts the site of the only known circus in Britain – and we did not even know about that until its discovery five years ago. It would have been a massive structure, a16,000 all-seater stadium.
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Douglas Unis, MD is a board-certified orthopedist, specializing in minimally invasive hip and knee replacement surgery, at Mount Sinai Doctors, seeing patients Friday afternoons in Brooklyn Heights. Trained in Cleveland and Chicago, he is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. He was awarded his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University and completed his residency in Orthoapedics at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and his fellowship in Adult Reconstruction at Rush University Medical Center. Dr. Unis is one of a select group of surgeons in the US who performs anterior total hip replacement surgery, in which no muscle or tendon is cut and which requires no post-operative dislocation precautions. He was one of the first physicians in the New York metropolitan area to perform this procedure. In addition to performing surgery, he serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, participating in clinical research related to hip and knee reconstruction. He has a particular interest in complex revision hip and knee reconstruction. Dr. Unis is also the Director of the Adult Reconstructive Surgery Division in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Mount Sinai St. Luke's Roosevelt.
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One hundred-and-eighty-four Iraqi Kurds have received sentences ranging of one month in prison after being convicted of illegal residence in Lebanon, reported the Daily Star newspaper.
On Thursday, 70 men and 37 women were transferred to the Roumieh and Baabda prisons from Sidon's Serail prison, where they had been held, said the paper.
Fifty-nine children under the age of 12 were held at the Evangelical School in Kahaleh, while another 18 children under the age of three were left with their mothers.
Investigations revealed that the Kurds were planning to reside temporarily in Lebanon before moving on to various European countries, said the paper - Albawaba.com
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Formicidae, Hymenoptera, Insecta, Arthropoda, Animalia
Mexico (Veracruz), Costa Rica.
Combined length of head and closed mandibles about 1.8mm; petiolar node as seen from the front or rear with apical margin rounded, slightly flattened, or weakly emarginate in the middle, but in this case, the free corners are always broadly rounded, not forming pointed teeth.
Natural History
Anochetus are presumably predators, using their snapping mandibles much like their larger relatives, Odontomachus. However, there are few direct observations.
A. orchidicola lives in montane wet forest, nesting beneath epiphytes in the low arboreal zone. Workers have also been collected in Winkler samples from the forest floor.
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Alajuela: Penas Blancas Valley, 10¡18'N, 84¡42'W, 940m (J. Longino). Wet forest. (1) In epiphyte mat on side of trunk of canopy Guarea tree, about 10m high. (2) Scattered workers under epiphytes, in organic matter, on top of trunk of old treefall; no central nest area or larvae found.
Heredia: 16km N Vol. Barba, 10¡17'N, 84¡5'W, 950m (J. Longino). Primary forest gap. Scattered workers and pupae under moss mat at base of small tree.
Puntarenas: Monteverde, 10¡18'N, 84¡48'W, 1500m (J. Longino). Cloud forest; sifted litter sample (Winkler sample) from knife-edged ridge.
Puntarenas: Wilson Botanical Garden, 4km S San Vito, 8¡47'N, 82¡58'W, 1200m (L and A Alonso).
Puntarenas: Fila Cruces, nr San Vito, 8¡47'N, 83¡03'W, 1200m (J. Longino). Cloud forest; ex sifted leaf litter from forest floor (Winkler sample).
Type data
Anochetus orchidicola Brown 1978. Holotype worker: in quarantine at Laredo, Texas, 20 June 1944, "with orchid root," originating at Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico.
Literature Cited
Brown, W. L., Jr. 1978. Contributions toward a reclassification of the Formicidae. Part VI. Ponerinae, tribe Ponerini, subtribe Odontomachiti. Section B. Genus Anochetus and bibliography. Studia Entomol. 20:549-652.
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Cruel: Bullies Douse Ohio Boy With Autism With Bodily Fluids, Feces, Cigarettes for Ice Bucket Challenge
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Cotton Patch Café matches contributions to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children with dining gift card
DALLAS (March 25, 2013) – Local casual dining chain, Cotton Patch Café, will, for the 5th consecutive year, match contributions to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC) with a dining gift card through the Cotton Patch Cares program. The Cotton Patch Challenge runs from March 25 through May 12, 2013, and for every $25 gift to TSRHC made through the Challenge during that time, Cotton Patch Café will match the donation with a free $25 gift card (up to $1,000 per donor) for the donor.
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Located just a fly ball's distance away from Historic Fenway Park, The Baseball Tavern is Boston's best sports bar and grill when you are looking for a place to visit before a Red Sox game or just whenever you feel like having a great time. Since 1963, we have been a Fenway tradition, serving up fun, smiles, and cold beer all season long with four different floors, including one of the city's only roof decks. Before you ask, of course that roof deck looks over Fenway Park.
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William Pulver-Cornelia Van Valkenburg
william's parents were johan wilhelm b aug 11,1745 m gertjen (gertrude) klum aug 8, 1773 d may 18, 1812 buried kinderhook cemetery ny. also note that he was previously married to christina klum on apr 29,1770 ( my guess is that she died in chilbirth) when i visited their graves i didn't know about chritina so i didn't look for her grave, but johan wilhem who used William is buried next to gertrude. it is interesting to me that gertude and william died one day apart may 17 Gr, may 18, wm 1812..war? buggy accident? would love to know.