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George and Joyce lead parallel lives in alternate worlds. In each of those lives, George embarks on a relationship with Joyce, sometimes more successfully than others. George also becomes increasingly aware of his alternate lives, not only of Joyce in each of them, but what he carries of himself between each of those lives. In one of those lives, he is the most recent homicide victim in a rash of B&E's. In his case, he is the first victim where nothing of monetary value has been stolen, but only his brain removed from his skull and taken from the crime scene. The lead police investigators, Inspector Berkley and Detective Williams, although sometimes at odds with each other, eventually come to the conclusion that the murder has something to do with brain research, and that George may have been targeted rather than a random victim. In addition to Berkley and Williams' investigation and discovering the identity of the murderer, the alternate question becomes how this situation fits in .
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Print advertisment created by JWT, Thailand for Alka Seltzer, within the category: Pharmaceutical.
Chief Creative Officer: Pinit Chantaprateep
Creative Director: Satit Jantawiwat
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Copywriter: Taya Soonthonvipat
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Only people in the creative industry can understand this ad. It wouldn't come across for the target demographic.
How many agencies work for Alka Setzer in Bangkok???
Not bad however but no chance with the campaign of BBDO Bangkok...
Thanks for linking to that campaign. I missed it.
Love both of them.
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And JWT. http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/alka_seltzer_burger_0
But no one does better Alka Selter ads then the Thais. Nice job guys, let's see more agencies do it.
I had to see the second one to get the 'stomach' idea... other one yes, this one no (not this way)
Only people in the creative industry can understand this ad. It wouldn't come across for the target demographic.
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Yahoo! Inc. v. Yahooahtos.com, 2006 WL 2303166 (E.D. Va. Aug. 8, 2006).
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Yahoo! filed an in rem cybersquatting action under the ACPA against 1,867 domain names. Pursuant to 15 U.S.C. §1125(d)(2)(A)(ii)(II)(aa), Yahoo! sent copies of the complaints to all the registrants both at the email address and the postal address they provided to their registrars. Following these notices, the registrants of more than 700 of the domain names either voluntarily transferred the names to Yahoo! or entered into consent judgments providing for the transfer of the domain names.
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Yahoo! then filed a motion asking the court to waive the publication requirement of 15 U.S.C. §1125(d)(2)(A)(ii)(II)(bb), which the court granted. The court began its analysis by noting that courts have reached different decisions on whether the language of subpart (bb) makes publication mandatory or whether the wording "may direct" in that section gives courts discretion to waive the publication requirement altogether. The court held the ACPA ambiguous as to whether it required publication when a plaintiff had given actual notice by email and post per subpart (aa).
The court then construed the notice provisions according to ACPA's purpose to determine the propriety of the in rem action and to notify the registrant of the dispute over his or her property. Citing Continental Airlines and Harrods, the court held that where registrants received actual notice by email and postal mail, "any further notice by publication . . . would be superfluous."
The court emphasized that in cases where a party serves actual notice pursuant to subpart (aa), "further publication of notice of this action would be excessive and wasteful." The court also granted Yahoo!'s motion to enter an Order giving the remaining defendants 30 days to make an appearance and to serve that Order by email only. The court approved service of the Order by email because email was the "customary and preferred method of communication for domain name matters, costs far less than other communication methods, and provides nearly instantaneous communications." However, to the extent Yahoo! could not provide notice to any of the registrants by email, the court required it to also send the Order by international mail.
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Discussion in 'PlayStation Lobby' started by the_dude83goodiemob, Aug 22, 2013.
Where does it go from here??
Will you be God in the next game?
You're drunk. Go to bed.
Seriously. Where do you go next? What is the next logical step in this franchise?
They said before that they were undecided on the direction of the next game, and that the next one may dial it back instead of push it forward on the silliness scale if they feel that's where the franchise needs to go.
It turns into a 2D platformer.
This is the answer I was looking for. Indie rock can drink a PBR to this.
I think they should let the series go and focus on something else.
I think you've been drinking too much. SR4 is not a gluteus maximus.
You see SR is about dick jokes.
HAHA BUTT, get it? No?
You're slower than hipster rock.
I expected to see a butt. Any butt.
*Leaves disappointed*
try google.
This is a serious discussion about a serious series that seriously has no where else to go.


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Yugi Muto is the main protagonist of Yu-Gi-Oh!, and would be playable in PlayStation All-Stars and The Crossover Game. His Minion is Joey Wheeler.
Yugi Muto is a young man who enjoys playing a card game called Duel Monsters. He wears a mysterious item known as the Millennium Puzzle, which houses the spirit of an ancient Pharaoh. The Pharaoh once played Shadow Games, in which strong individuals could summon fierce monsters to do battle, much like the modern card game. After the Pharaoh locked away the magic of these games, his soul was sealed into the Puzzle. Five millennia later, his spirit was re-awakened by Yugi Muto upon solving the Millennium Puzzle.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories
- Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium Duels
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V: Tag Force Special
- Yu-Gi-Oh!: Legacy of the Duelist
All-Stars/The Crossover Game: Yugi won the Battle City Tournament and managed to collect all three Egyptian God Cards. He now sets off on a journey to find out the secrets of the Pharaoh in his Millennium Puzzle so that the spirit may return to his time period. However, Yugi hears of another tournament in which warriors from other worlds are drawn into battle, and sets off in hopes that they may hold the key to finding the Pharaoh's identity.
Names: TBA
All-Stars: After defeating Polygon Man, Yugi arrives in Egypt. WIth his new power, he able to travel into the past and recovers the Pharaoh's memories. He defeats the evil Thief Bakura and Zorc Necrophades. However, before Yugi Muto returns to the present, he and the Pharaoh are transported to the year 1596 where they discover Sir Francis Drake attempting to recover a Millennium Item. Atem takes control once again and follows Sir Francis, ending there...
Yugi would fight by bringing his cards to life and having them attack, in a similar fashion to Fat Princess' warriors fighting for her. He uses Monsters, Spells, and Trap cards in his attacks. Each time he takes damage or one of his attacks land, a Life Point counter will appear above the HUD of the character hit, as if they were part of a Duel Monsters game.
(Square Moves)
- Celtic Guardian - Attacks with a basic sword combo
- Jack's Knight - + Attacks with a stronger sword combo
- Queen's Kight - + Performs an upward sword combo
- King's Knight - + Attacks with a downward sword flurry.
- Beta the Magnet Warrior - (Air) Releases lightning in the air
- Alpha the Magnet Warrior - + (Air) Performs a series of slashes
- Gamma the Magnet Warrior - + (Air) Performs upward punches
- Lightforce Sword - + (Air) A sword appears and crashes to the ground
(Triangle Moves)
- Catapult Turtle- A turtle with a cannon on its back that fires a Kuriboh at the opponent
- Brave Attack - + Yugi's Magnet Warriors attack together
- Gaia the Dragon Champion- + Flies upward and attacks with his lances
- Black Luster Soldier - + Slams his sword into the ground, sending out a shockwave
- Dark Flare Knight - (Air) Attacks with a fire-enhanced sword strike
- Black Skull Dragon - + (Air) Shoots a fire ball.
- Magician of Black Chaos - + (Air) Attacks with a Magic blast.
- Valkyrion the Magna Warrior - + (Air) Yugi's Magnet Warriors combine and perfrom an aerial sword slam.
(Circle Moves)
- Spellbinding Circle- Stuns the opponent for 4 seconds if their attack hits
- Mystical Refpanel - + Summons an elf-like monster that attacks with the same attack as a random opponent
- Gift of the Mystical Elf- + Yugi activates a spell card that produces AP, similar to Boxy Boy
- Magical Hats - + Yugi and the Dark Magician hide inside a hat that splits into four, concealing him and three hidden cards.
- Mirror Force - (Air) Deflects any attack back at an opponent
- Five Star Twilight - + (Air) Summons the five Kuriboh and they attack as Kuribabylon.
- Swords of Revealing Light- + (Air) Traps the opponent in swords of light for 5 seconds.
- Big Shield Gardna - + (Air) Summons a monster with a large shield to deflect attacks
- Mystical Box - or - Yugi's Dark Magician summons two boxes, one for him and a nearby opponent. One box is skewered as the Dark Magician steps out of the sword-free one and the opponent is thrown out of the skewered box.
- Magic Cylinder (Up) - Pulls the opponent in a magical cylinder and shoots them out of another one that faces upward.
- Magic Cylinder (Down) - Pulls the opponent in a magical cylinder and shoots them out of another one that faces downward.
(Trigger Moves)
(Super Moves)
- Magician's Might- (Level 1)- Yugi summons the Dark Magician and Dark Magician Girl, which attack the nearest opponent together.
- The Eye of Timaeus- (Level 2)- Yugi summons his Legendary Dragon, Timaeus, and fuses him with the Dark Magician Girl. The new monster, Drak Magician Girl the Dragon Knight, will fly around attacking opponents for a few seconds.
- The Power of the Pharaoh- (Level 3)- Yugi transforms into the Pharaoh and summons the three Egyptian God Cards. His moves are Obelisk the Tormentor, his moves are Slifer the Sky Dragon, and his are the WInged Dragon of Ra. Pressing again before the Super ends will summon Exodia the Forbidden One, who attacks and ends the Super.
- Magician's Disciple: Summons Dark Magician Girl and she blows a raspberry.
- Furball?: Summons Kuriboh and it dances around.
- Believe in My Cards: Summons Watapon.
- When Selected:
- "You ready, Pharaoh?"
- "It's time to Duel!"
- "Heart of the Cards, guide me!"
- Prematch:
- "Yu-Gi-Oh!."
- "Prepare to Duel."
- "Let's go, Yugi."
- "It's time to Duel!"
- Item Pick-up:
- "An Equip spell?""
- "Just what we needed, Yugi."
- "I'll activate my trap!"
- "I equip this card!"
- "The Heart of the Cards is with me."
- "You fell for my trap!"
- "I drew the perfect card."
- Using Magician's Might:
- "Attack together, my Magicians!"
- Using The Eye of Timaeus:
- "I play the Eye of Timaeus! Fuse with Dark Magician Girl!"
- Using The Power of the Pharaoh:
- "Rise, my Egyptian Gods. I am the Pharaoh, my name is Atem!."
- Successful KO:
- "My Life Points are safe"
- "It is you who will lose here!"
- "Back to Card Graveyard."
- "Is this a Shadow Game?"
- "I can't afford to lose this Duel!"
- "That took you down to 500 Life Points."
- Respawn:
- "Heart of the Cards, guide me!"
- "I can't lose this Duel!"
- "My Life Points!"
- "Yugi! Stay in there, you hear me?"
- "The Mind Shuffle didn't work, Yugi."
- "Yugi, are you alright?"
- "You'll pay for that!"
- "I must win this Duel, for if I don't...."
Introduction and Ending Animations
Mind Switch: Little Yugi walks up and transforms into Yami Yugi.
Let's Duel: Yugi activates his Duel Disk and saiys "Prepare to Duel.".
Ready?: A ghostly version of Little Yugi appears behind Yami Yugi, and Yami Yugi says, "You ready, Yugi?".
Time to Duel!- Yugi pulls his jacket back like a cape and activates his Duel Disk saying. "It's time to Duel!"
Winning Screen
Thanks, Pharaoh: Reverts to LIttle Yugi and looks down at his Millennium Puzzle as a ghostly Yami Yugi appears behind him.
The King of Games: Yugi looks off-screen and closes his eyes.
We won!: The Pharaoh gives a ghostly Yugi a thumbs-up.
It's finally over: Yugi deactivates his Duel Disk and reverts to Little Yugi.
Losing Screen
Reverts to Little Yugi and falls to his knees.
Yugi's body faints as the ghost of the Pharaoh tries to catch him.
Little Yugi is taken by the Seal of Orichalcos.
Yugi hangs his head in shame as his Life Point counter reaches zero.
Some characters in LeeHatake's PlayStation All-Stars and The Crossover Game have extra costumes as their fifth alternate color.
Battle City
His default costume, he wears his jacket like a cape and wears a black tank top and Kaiba Corp Duel Disk. His Millennium Puzzle is attached to a chain he wears.
- Tan jacket, white undershirt: A color based off of Tristan Taylor's oufit from Duelist Kingdom.
- Light blue jacket, white-and-blue undershirt, white hair: A color based off of Ryou Bakura from Battle City.
- Yuma: Yugi has Yuma Tsukumo's outfit and hairstyle from Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal. Yami Yugi appears as Yuma's "Zexal" form.
- GX: Yugi appears as his adult incarnation from Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.
- Dark Magician Outfit: Yugi's Dark Magician outfit from the Shadow Game with Bakura in Duelist Kingdom.
Dungeon Dice Monsters
Yugi's outfit from the Dungeon Dice Monsters chapter/episode.
- White jacket, black undershirt, brown hair: A color based off of Seto Kaiba.
- Black Jacket, white-and-blue undershirt: A color based off of Bakura's outfit from Millennium World.
- Yusei: Dark Blue Jacket/Red Undershirt/Black and Gold hair/Blue Eyes: A color based off of Yusei Fudo from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
- Jaden: Slifer Red Uniform/Brown and Light Brown Hair/Brown Eyes: A color based off of Jaden Yuki from Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
- Pharaoh Atem: Yugi appears clad in the Pharaoh's outfit from Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World.
Shadow Games
Yugi's appearance from the original manga series. His hair is curlier, he's a bit shorter, his Millennium Puzzle is tied to a brown necklace instead of a chain, and he wears a white shirt under his jacket.
- Seal of Orichalcos/Color Reverse: Yugi wears a blue shirt, and the Seal of Orichalcos appears on his forehead.
- Student Yugi: Yugi wears his regular school uniform.
- Green Jacket, white undershirt: A color based off of Joey Wheeler's outfit from Duelist Kingdom.
- Pharaoh's Shadow: A completely black color with only yellow eyes and the Millennium Eye on Yugi's forehead. Based on the Pharaoh's shadowy form when Yugi first transformed in the original series.
- Capsule Magician: Yugi's outfit from the Capsule Monsters chapter of the original series.
- "LIttle Yugi" refers to Yugi Muto's main personailty. "Yami Yugi" refers to the Pharaoh when he is in control of Yugi's body, and the "Pharaoh" or "Atem" refers to the spirit of the Millennium Puzzle.
- Yugi has a large variety of attacks due to the massive number of cards in his series.
- Yugi's arcade ending is similar to the style of Marvel Vs Capcom, in which he meets another character from a different franchise after his story concludes.
- Yugi should not be confused with Henry "Yugi" Tudor. Although the two represent a similar character, this Yugi represents the character from the manga and anime, not the Duelists of the Roses game.


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"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > I've changed the way that Tomcat 4.0 loads classes so that we should no > longer have the "package sealing violation" problems! It should be > possible to plug and play any app that has Xerces in its "WEB-INF/lib" > directory, even if that app also chooses to use JSP pages (which rely on > the JAXP 1.1 parser, which is causing the package sealing issues). > > I'd appreciate it if you guys would try tonight's nightly build with > Cocoon and Turbine based apps, and report any problems that you run > into, so that we can fix them before a "beta 2" release of Tomcat 4.0. Ok, it works, the "sealing violation" exceptions are gone... > Craig > > PS: Stefano, there was also mention in one of your messages about > problems with "servlet.jar" as well? Could you fill me in on the > details if that is still a problem? ... but this problem still remains: Catalina must provide more reasonable classpath information to the servlet contexts in order for the webapps to be able to compile parts of itself using javac, like Cocoon does. [I previously provided more information to Craig privately] So, cocoon people, please upgrade to Tomcat-4.0 build 20010218 to avoid the sealing violation exception. -- Stefano Mazzocchi One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star. <firstname.lastname@example.com> Friedrich Nietzsche --------------------------------------------------------------------
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- One Cucumber of medium size
- One teaspoon Pepper
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- Half cup Vinegar
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- Start the process by washing the cucumber.
- Now chop off the cucumber from both ends and then remove the skin and divide the cucumber in circle shape.
- Combine mustard, pepper, cucumber, salt and oil in a container and mix it properly.
- Now add some vinegar in the mixture and put it in air tight containers and leave it for about 2 weeks.
- The pickle recipe is now prepared.
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In just a few days, it will officially be post time. And party time.
Let's get you ready.
A day at the Saratoga Race Course begins with three questions. 1: How much money should I bring?, 2: How many articles of Ralph Lauren clothing am I comfortable wearing?, and 3: Where do I park? Finding answers to the first two requires an extensive equation figuring income, social standing, and personal level of shame. I'll leave those to you. The parking – and how to get there – however, I feel comfortable tackling.
- A – If you're looking for a regimented, track-run parking system, Union Avenue – off the Northway's exit 14 and shown above at letter A – is for you. These parking lots can provide shorter walks into the track if you're willing to pay, a free spot if you're willing to walk a little farther, and a crush of impassable traffic whether you want it or not. The good folks of NYRA do their best with Union Ave, but with so much going on, the road, generally, devolves into chaos as when the crowd arrives.
- B – No such problems exist at Nelson Avenue, though, where, for five or ten dollars, a kind face will let you park in their backyard for the day. Off Route-9 and accessed, from the South, via Northway exit 13N, Nelson Ave is, in my opinion, the best place to park for Saratoga. It's a short walk to the track, and an even shorter trip down Nelson and straight onto the Northway's southbound lanes at the close of the day. Less traffic, less hassle.
Where to Sit:
- C – Grandstand seating, reserved seats located at the top of the stretch. For a few dimes and some forethought, these stadium-style seats could be yours – Grandstand seats are available on Ticketmaster.
- D – The general concourse and a number of benches, leaning posts, and TV's. It is the spot if you're a serious gambler – the type of dude throwing money down on more than just Saratoga. Monmouth, Keeneland, a dog track, a raging dice game next to the Dunkin' Donuts, etc.
- E – A slightly more upscale general concourse. No short-shorts or tank-tops here, but what you lose in sleeves you more than make up for in view of the finish line and chance to mingle with the blue-bloods.
- F – The picnic-style area, where many Saratoga patrons land. Populated by coolers and 30-racks of PBR, it's one of the best places to find yourself in the track's expansive grounds – and the deeper you go, the bigger the party. Indeed, the farther from the rail, the more likely you are to see a six-foot sub spread across two picnic tables whilst a game of beer pong plays out on a third.
- G – The seating area surrounding the paddock, where the horses are saddled and my recommendation. Here you'll find a great view of the horses, a big screen boasting the odds, and an easy walk to the betting windows and track.
Landmarks To See:
- 1 – The Track. Come on, it is why you're here, after all. As delicious as the lemonade is, make sure you actually watch a horse run a race at some point.
- 2 – The Carousel. The name is misleading – it's less of a carnival ride and more of a viewing area/restaurant – but certainly worth seeing.
- 3 – The jockeys path through the crowd and back to their dressing room. It's one of Saratoga's most unique features and, if you have children, a must-see.
- 4 – The paddock, also known as letter G. It won't help you with your betting – be honest, you don't know a fit horse from a St. Bernard – but you should make your way there a few times to see the horses enter the paddock, be saddled, and exit to the track with their jockey aboard. It's something special.
- 5 – The Big Red Spring, which – if you believe in the healing power of spring water or enjoy the feeling of your taste buds uniting as one in vehement revolting of the horror to which you've subjected them – you should absolutely check out. It's one of many found throughout the Saratoga region.
- 6 – The finish line. If you're going to do Saratoga, do it right. Make the walk up to the rail and catch the horses as they fly past you in a desperate sprint to clip the wire first – a wire the sits only feet from where you stand.
- 7 – You won't have a great view of the finish line up there, but when the horses greet you at the top of the stretch – before the low roar of the crowd begins in earnest – you're treated with the weird, seemingly random, guttural utterances of a dozen jockeys trying to urge their horses. Equal parts strange and fascinating.
- 8 – Also shown at letter C, you, again, won't have a brilliant view of the finish line, but the arial view you're afforded standing behind the Grandstand is one you should experience at least once.
- D – At some point, do yourself a favor and watch a race with the some of the real gamblers on one of the more crowded TV's in the concourse. They're on an entirely different level of swearing. You'll hear some weird stuff, man. Stuff that'll stay with you…
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Kentucky Earns Sixth-Straight Win Over Louisville on Friday Night
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky – The University of Kentucky women's soccer team earned its sixth win in a row over the Louisville Cardinals on Friday night, scoring the last three goals of the match after an opening goal from the Cards to secure a 3-1 road win at Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium in Louisville.
With the win, UK collects its first win of the season and now moves to 1-2-1 on the year. Louisville suffered its first loss of the season, and is now 3-1-1. Kentucky returns to the pitch on Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. ET against High Point. The match will be shown live from the Bell Soccer Complex in Lexington on the SEC Network+.
"I thought it was a great display of heart and guts by the players tonight," UK head coach Jon Lipsitz said. "Louisville came out and punched us in the mouth by scoring first and dominating the run of play early in the match and that's a tremendous credit to Karen (Ferguson-Dayes) and her staff, who we have the upmost respect for."
Louisville scored its first goal against Kentucky since 2011 in the eighth minute as Sarah Feola scored off a cross into the wide side of the box as Gabrielle Vincent played the ball across the arc of the box and into the area before Feola slammed it home to put U of L up 1-0 early in the match.
After UL had the run of play for a majority of the first half, the game changed in the 32nd minute when Tanya Samarzich scored an unassisted goal to equalize the match and pull Kentucky level.
The teams would then go into half at 1-1 in the scoreline, as UL had a 7-4 lead in shots, and each team had a corner through the first 45 minutes.
To come out in the second half, Kaitlin Miller put Kentucky ahead for the first time all night off a corner kick, as UK went up 2-1. The corner was taken to the keepers left, and it came out to Kentucky centerback Kelly Novak, who served in a splendid ball into the area, and Miller was there to thrash it in the back of the net to put UK ahead, 2-1.
'I was thrilled that we were able to solve the tactical puzzle on the field as the match grew on and we fought for the entire duration of the match. We were scored on and responded positively and that's something that we've been working on all week." Lipsitz said.
Once Kentucky settled into the run of play in the second half, the Wildcats would tack on a third as Zoe Swift finished off a spectacular team goal in the 75th minute to put Kentucky up 3-1. Marissa Bosco played a wide ball into space along the left flank, and then Foster Igoffo served a perfectly-weighted pass to Swift, who slotted it past the keeper after two touches in the box to give UK a two-goal lead.
Louisville ended the night with an 18-7 edge in shots and a 7-3 edge in corners. Goalkeeper Evangeline Soucie earned her first collegiate win, making two brilliant saves en route to a six-save performance on the night to lock up a 3-1 win.
For the latest on the Kentucky women's soccer team, follow @UKWomensSoccer on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, as well as on the web at UKathletics.com.


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Lyre of Ire The main treasure within the dungeon is the Lyre of Ire, also known as the Silver Harp, which is an essential item for completing the game. In order to get into the room containing the Lyre, the Hero must find his way to the bottom floor, before taking the stairs back up into its chamber. It is recommended to have learned Zoom before entering, to exit safely.
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Q: We are in the fortunate position where revenues in our business have been steady for the past few years, despite the ups and downs of the economy. Our problem is that that we don't seem to have the manpower to really take it to the next level, and I refuse to go into debt to do it. So what now? — Michael
A: There are plenty of reasons why this is a great time to be in business for yourself, take your pick:
• Inexpensive marketing options abound — everything from social media to pay-per-click are possibilities
• The ability to work anytime, anywhere ( a double edged sword to be sure!)
• More markets than ever
But for today, let's avoid these usual suspects and look at something different, something that any small business can use to grow, right here, right now:
Software automation.
Because of technology, because of computers and software and the Internet, it is easier than ever to automate tasks both simple and complex, tasks that you would either have to spend time doing or that may not get done because they slip through the cracks. And when they don't slip through the cracks because some cool software is doing them for you, you then are more professional, have more time, are more effective, and your business will grow as a result.
Specifically, what I am talking about is automating your most time consuming and basic (and sometimes not-so-basic) functions: email follow-ups, sales leads follow-ups, customer relationship management, invoicing and the like. Imagine if those things were automatic, what would that do to your business?
It radically changed Charles Mack Jr.'s business for the better, that's for sure. Mack owns a very successful business outside of Washington D.C., VIP Auto Appearance. His father started the company some 25 years ago out of the trunk of his car and it has since grown into a business with eight employees and 3,000 customers. So how does the son, who now runs the business, keep things moving and continue to grow?
"My business changed on August 7, 2007," Mack told me. That surprised me. How did he know the specific date? "I remember it because it was so important. That was the day we got some software and started automating our business. We have seen serious growth since as a result. I can't forget that day."
Mack explained to me that his first foray into automation was so successful, so powerful, that he became a quick convert. "I now try and automate everything," he told me, "so now, whether it is billing, making appointments, follow-up reminders or what have you, I don't have to spend my time on it. I automate those sorts of things and they happen routinely."
There are all sorts of separate programs that do this sort of thing, but Mack raves about a great Web-based application called Infusionsoft which smartly combines customer relationship software (CRM) with email marketing, e-commerce, and automatic follow-up, so that Mack's marketing, sales, and customer management "runs on autopilot."
Automating your business in this way can have huge returns. If you are like many small businesses, leads get lost, or not followed up on in a timely manner; they too often end up in a maze of spreadsheets, Post It notes, emails, business cards and the like. But what if, instead, any lead was touched by your business on a regular basis, automatically? Whether someone is briefly checking out your site, signing up for your e-newsletter, or taking an online quiz, that interest should be considered a lead and that lead should become a sale.
The right software will allow you to track that lead, communicate regularly with that lead, let them know of specials, turn that lead into a sale, track that sale, and follow-up on the sale. Billing and invoicing can even be automated.
Of course there will always be a need for the human touch, but it is truly remarkable that everything in the sales cycle from interest to invoice can be done automatically these days. The result, as Charles Mack Jr. said, is that it will allow you to be "far more strategic" in your business.
You will "work smarter, not harder."
Today's tip: Service business owners often think that theirs do not lend itself to e-commerce. I think that is incorrect. Charles Mack owned a service business — an auto detail shop. Yet he attributes a significant part of his company's growth to opening a store online (using the same automating software). "This was definitely a major step forward because we are the only Auto Appearance Center in our immediate with an online web store. Having the web store gave us the ability to sell products and services 24/7, not just when our doors were open."
Any service business can do the same: A chiropractor can sell back relief supplies. A family therapist can sell books. The ability to make money while you sleep is an automation option that should not be passed up.
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FILM; Ratso Rizzo Redux? Not if He Can Help It
By BERNARD WEINRAUB
Published: September 27, 1992
HOLLYWOOD— Dustin Hoffman is, characteristically, beset by angst.
"People say to me, 'Why don't you work more? Nicholson works more. De Niro works more,' " he says earnestly. "I say, 'Right, I should.' I'm getting older. Three years between 'Kramer' and 'Tootsie.' 'Rain Man' was almost two years of work. And, yeah, I'm getting older, and I'd better change. I know that Nicholson is philosophical. He raises that eyebrow. So cool. He says, in that Nicholson way, 'Some films work. Some films don't work.' He's got those gentile genes. Can't I be like that? Why do I die inside with each movie?"
At 55, after nearly two dozen films, the two-time Academy Award winner should be more secure. His very first film, "The Graduate" in 1967, made him a star. Last year, Steven Spielberg's "Hook" made him rich. On finishing that film, Mr. Hoffman plunged into a risky comedy-drama called "Hero," to open on Friday with favorable advance word of mouth.
A contemporary story in the vein of Preston Sturges and Frank Capra, "Hero" explores heroism, journalism and the nation's craving for idols. The director is Stephen Frears, whose credits include "The Grifters," "Dangerous Liaisons" and "My Beautiful Laundrette." And it co-stars Geena Davis as an ambitious television journalist and Andy Garcia as an otherwise decent fellow who achieves influence, glory and fortune by passing himself off as a hero.
Mr. Hoffman plays Bernie LaPlante, a petty crook who, in spite of himself, risks his life to save 54 passengers from a burning plane but shuns the accolades the impostor accepts. ("I don't take credit," LaPlante says. "I'm a cash kind of guy.")
"Usually you get a script," Mr. Hoffman says, "and if you like it in the beginning, you put it down after 30 pages; and then you walk around because you fear it'll fall apart, and then you do the same thing after the next 20 pages. This story just held together."
But Mr. Hoffman's enthusiasm did not survive the start of production last year. He has a reputation for being difficult on the set, and his anguish as he grappled with finding the key to Bernie LaPlante nearly scuttled the film.
Mr. Hoffman and just about everyone connected with the movie depict the first three weeks as hell because the star was so unhappy with his characterization, which reminded him of Ratso Rizzo, his sleazy drifter in the 1969 film "Midnight Cowboy."
"It frightened me," Mr. Hoffman said. "I didn't know how to approach the role. It was all so derivative. I looked at the early rushes, and I thought this was not for me. I seemed so angry and bitter and sullen. I played such a loser. It wasn't fun to watch. I told Stephen I was quitting."
At 7 one morning after several weeks of filming, Mr. Hoffman called the film's producer, Laura Ziskin, and told her of his crisis. She urged him to spend several hours alone talking to David Webb Peoples, the screenwriter, and Mr. Frears. He accepted her advice.
"Then one night, I hit on an idea and began playing with it," the actor said. "This guy doesn't believe anything anybody ever says. Especially in these times. He doesn't believe anything . There's not a sincere moment that he goes through. It's a fun kind of paranoia.
"I asked Stephen if I could improvise, and he said sure, but he also said, 'Look, I'm English, I come from the BBC, and I shoot from the script, and you'll stick to the text." Mr. Hoffman says with a laugh, "Frears also told me I was getting paid enough, so just do it. He's from that school."
Says Mr. Frears: "He was trying to solve a problem that only he felt existed. Dustin is a bit like Frank Sinatra. He takes the business of entertaining very seriously. When he got it right -- when he felt he got it right -- the sun began to shine."
The two younger stars in the movie, Mr. Garcia and Ms. Davis, had heard the stories about Mr. Hoffman's past behavior and were understandably a little nervous.
"You hear through the grapevine that he likes to improvise, and he does," Mr. Garcia says. "He's very inventive. He's always exploring, always available to the other actors and playful."
Now, wearing jeans and a cotton shirt as he sits in a nondescript Japanese restaurant in a mini-mall not far from his Brentwood home, the movie star can joke about his reputation for difficulty. "Ah," he says, "the 'D' word."
Mr. Hoffman's reputation for being difficult began with the 1978 melodrama "Straight Time," about a convict on parole. He was initially set to direct the film, in which he also starred, but he lost out to Ulu Grosbard, and the studio's refusal to allow him to edit the movie wound up in litigation, which Mr. Hoffman says he eventually won.
On the 1982 hit "Tootsie," for which he was also co-producer, he fought constantly with its director and co-producer, Sydney Pollack, about the themes of the film, which dealt with a frustrated New York actor who posed as a woman to find work.
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The List system is an electoral method for allocating seats to parties, a form of proportional representation. Its main features are proportionality between parties, simplicity, lack of geographical links to MPs. no voter influence over which Politicians will represent a party and and the fostering of very small political parties with highly centralised party machines.
Voter experienceEdit
The voter has a ballot paper with a list of Political parties and they cast one vote for whichever party they choose to support. Few votes are wasted as the vast majority of votes are used to elect politicians in according to the voters preferences between parties.
Gender BalanceEdit
In many countries radical and progressive parties will zip their lists - alternating between male and female candidates, and even Conservative parties are shamed into fielding women. Making the List system one of if not the best system for getting a gender balance amongst MPs, and it is the system used in many of the countries with the highest proportions of female politicians.
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Centralists and party machine hacks often like this system as it gives control of the politicians to the party machine. If a Politician has occasionally strayed and voted the wrong way the mere threat of being dropped down the list may get them in line, or they will be quietly dropped. In this system there are safe seats for parties, but not for Politicians. If people vote by ideology not personality or other qualities then this may seem the fairest system.
Liberals and others who value independent thought among politicians are uncomfortable with this aspect of the system. It can be subverted by holding member ballots to elect candidates to the party list, as is done by the Liberal Democrats in the UK.
Some centre right parties favour national list systems because they benefit from differential turnout. I.E. If Middle class right wing voters are more likely to actually vote, then in a national list system gives them an advantage over parties representing working class electorates with lower turnouts as the list system allocates seats entirely on the basis of votes cast and makes no concessions to areas with relatively low turnouts.
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Whole transcriptome characterization of the effects of dehydration and rehydration on
Eukaryote microbial genomics
Lichens are symbiotic organisms with a fungal and an algal or a cyanobacterial partner. Lichens inhabit some of the harshest climates on earth and most lichen species are desiccation-tolerant. Lichen desiccation-tolerance has been studied at the biochemical level and through proteomics, but the underlying molecular genetic mechanisms remain largely unexplored. The objective of our study was to examine the effects of dehydration and rehydration on the gene expression of
Samples of
Our data identify differential expression patterns for hundreds of genes that are modulated during dehydration and rehydration in
Lichens are symbiotic organisms, which are composed of a fungal (mycobiont) and an algal or a cyanobacterial (photobiont) partner
The desiccation tolerance and rapid re-establishment of photosynthesis have been studied at the biochemical level and through proteomics
Gene expression studies have previously been used to address the molecular interactions and mechanisms that underlie the broadest range of biological processes that include drought resistance
We have used the DNA sequence data from our previous investigation of the lichen transcriptome
Sample preparation
Lichen tissues collected from wild were subjected to a rehydration and desiccation regime. Thallus tissue was sampled at 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour and 3 hours following rehydration and 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours and 24 hours after the commencement of drying. The sample that had been wetting for three hours was considered the wet sample and the sample that had been drying for 24 hours was considered the dry sample. The relative water content (RWC) of the samples was measured during the sample collection. The RWC of the samples during wetting was 13% at 15 minutes, 30.9% at 30 minutes, 62.1% at one hour and 100% at three hours. The RWC of the samples during drying was 45.3% at one hour, 5.7% at three hours, 0% at six hours and 0% at 24 hours. The experimental design is illustrated in Figure
Figure 1
The experimental procedure and sample set up
The experimental procedure and sample set up. Flowchart illustrating sample set up, the naming of the samples and the different comparisons between the sample groups.
Lichen oligonucleotide microarray design
Clustered and assembled lichen unigene sequences from deep sequencing and Sanger sequencing data were used to design oligonucleotide probes for the manufacture of a custom DNA microarray. Two oligonucleotide probes were designed for each of the long sequences (arbitrarily defined as ≥ 450 nt) in order to enable the detection of potentially different isoforms of the transcripts. For the sequences shorter than 450 nt (66.1%) a single oligonucleotide probe was designed.
Data quality control
The distribution of the probe signal intensities from the microarrays was investigated for equivalence through review of box plots (data not shown). Principal component analysis (PCA) of the samples was performed to evaluate group clustering and candidate outlying samples (Additional file
Additional file 1
Figures used in assessment of data quality in compressed format.
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The quality of the samples and the sample relations were further investigated using correlation analysis and clustering using Pearson's metrics (Additional file
qRT-PCR validation
The transcript identified as
The microarray and qRT-PCR results corresponded well (Figure
Figure 2
The validation of the microarray results using quantitative real-time RT-PCR
The validation of the microarray results using quantitative real-time RT-PCR. The qRT-PCR values are the mean of four replicate measurements of each of the three samples in the sample group. The microarray values are obtained from linear modelling results, which are calculated from the average expression intensities of the three replicates in each sample group, and therefore variance values are not available. Both microarray and qRT-PCR results are compared to the Dry sample group.
Additional file 2
qRT-PCR results.
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The microarray design includes 40,924 oligonucleotide probes for analysis of gene expression in lichen samples. Since
Additional file 3
The full DE transcript list for comparison D1h vs. Dry.
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Additional file 4
The full DE transcript list for comparison D1h vs. Wet.
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Additional file 5
The full DE transcript list for comparison D3h vs. Dry.
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Additional file 6
The full DE transcript list for comparison D3h vs. Wet.
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Additional file 7
The full DE transcript list for comparison D6h vs. Dry.
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Additional file 8
The full DE transcript list for comparison D6h vs. Wet.
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Additional file 9
The full DE transcript list for comparison W15m vs. Dry.
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Additional file 10
The full DE transcript list for comparison W15m vs. Wet.
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Additional file 11
The full DE transcript list for comparison W30m vs. Dry.
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Additional file 12
The full DE transcript list for comparison W30m vs. Wet.
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Additional file 13
The full DE transcript list for comparison W1h vs. Dry.
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Additional file 14
The full DE transcript list for comparison W1h vs. Wet.
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Additional file 15
The full DE transcript list for comparison Wet vs. Dry.
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Since no lichen reference genome has yet been published, an annotation of the transcript sequences was performed using a BLASTX homology-based approach. Annotation could not be assigned to 15,816 probes (38.6%) because their target sequences did not demonstrate a BLAST match exceeding the required statistical threshold of 1e-3. 13,852 (33.9%) transcript sequences corresponded to NCBI non-redundant database entries annotated as "conserved hypothetical proteins", "hypothetical proteins" or "predicted proteins". 27.5% of transcript sequences could be assigned to an unambiguous and natively annotated reference protein.
Differentially expressed transcripts
The thresholds for assigning differentially expressed (DE) transcripts from either the mycobiont and photobiont were selected from the plotted volcano plots and heat maps (Additional files
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Volcano plots for each comparison in compressed format.
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Additional file 17
Heat maps for each comparison in compressed format.
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The number of the differentially expressed transcripts differs between the comparisons; W1h vs. Wet shows only 162 DE transcripts while W15m vs. Dry comparison yielded 1,108 DE transcripts. Also the ratio of up- and down-regulated transcripts varies from comparison to comparison. The W1h vs. Wet comparison reveals an even distribution where approximately half of the DE transcripts are up-regulated. Wet vs. Dry comparison suggests 589 up-regulated transcripts and only 86 down-regulated transcripts.
The DE transcripts from each comparison were compared to one another to find out the number of transcripts that the comparisons have in common (Additional file
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The amount common differentially expressed transcripts in the comparisons.
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The most differentially expressed transcripts do not have clear sequence orthologues or show sequence similarity to only hypothetical proteins. An analysis of the DE transcripts was performed using only the top DE transcripts with annotation derived from primary annotation sources rather than passaged secondary annotations (Table
The W15m sample group had only one gene in common with the other comparison groups; the nuclear pore complex subunit Nup192 in up-regulated W15m vs. Dry comparison. However, four of the five top annotated up-regulated DE genes and all top five annotated down-regulated DE genes were the same in W15m vs. Wet and W15m vs. Dry comparisons.
Hierarchical clustering of the expression values of the annotated transcripts
The expression values of the genes with primary annotations were clustered across all samples to investigate trends in the differential expression of genes across the sample groups. The clustering of the top 20 well-annotated DE genes is shown in Figure
Figure 3
Hierarchical clustering of the expression values
Hierarchical clustering of the expression values. Hierarchical clustering of the top 20 well-annotated genes from each comparison. Blue colour represents low expression values, red colour high expression values.
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Clustering heat map of the DE genes.
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Functional analysis of the DE gene lists
Functional annotation was performed using Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) databases. For the functional analysis, lower threshold values for both fold change (FC > |1.5|) and p-value (p-value < 0.01) were applied in order to include a larger number of transcripts in the input list. With these less stringent thresholds more transcripts were selected and finer changes within GO terms can be observed. The full tables containing the over-represented GO terms for each comparison are presented as Additional file
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GO term enrichment files in compressed format.
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Lichens are resilient organisms and can endure desiccation for long periods at a time. Even after a long period of desiccation they can resume photosynthesis rapidly, typically within minutes, upon rehydration. Lichen desiccation tolerance has been studied at the biochemical level
The reindeer lichen is a symbiotic organism containing a mycobiont (
Similarly also the RNA samples, which were hybridized to the microarray, contain RNA molecules from both of the symbionts. Lichens are also known to contain internal bacterial communities
Samples were collected at different time points during rehydration and desiccation and the RWC was measured from each time point studied. 24 hours was selected as the final sample time-point because beyond this point no changes in lichen tissue weight were observed. The starting lichen material was dried only in room temperature under normal laboratory conditions and therefore the RWC of the starting material can be higher than measured. The D6h and Dry samples could have obtained moisture from air humidity during the drying process thus explaining why we were able to detect transcriptomic effects in these samples although the RWC values were so low.
The correlation values between the samples show variability, but the within group correlation values are high (Additional file
Within the DE transcript lists (Additional files
Our results suggest that the molecular responses happening in the beginning of rehydration are different from the later stages of wetting and also from drying. This can be seen at the level of the whole data (Additional file
The differential expression of some genes, like short chain dehydrogenase and alcohol dehydrogenase (Table
As the rehydration continues, biosynthetic and metabolic processes become more active in
The up-regulation of the heat shock protein HSP98 (Table
When the lichen starts to dry, the gene expression profiles are similar to those observed during rehydration (Figure
According to our results, ion channel is up-regulated in the Dry sample (Table
Our findings suggest that some genes are involved in both the rehydration and dehydration process. Nuclear pore complex subunit Nup192, Swr1p complex component and cytochrome P450 family protein genes are differentially expressed in most drying and wetting samples (Table
While we have demonstrated the differential expression of hundreds of genes in the drying and wetting lichen, these changes all occur within hours of profound changes to water content. In field conditions there will likely be finer changes as atmospheric moisture partially rewets the lichen. This study does not address the anhydrobiosis phenomena where tissues can remain viable for months under the dried conditions – this is likely controlled well beyond the 24 hour point to which we characterized the drying process. This study does however provide insight into the molecular activities associated with the beginning dehydration and has identified many apparently novel genes that will be of value in subsequent studies.
We have studied the changes in gene expression of
Sample preparation and RNA extraction
Lichen was collected from the island of Kuusisto in Kaarina, Finland on 2nd of May, 2009 and after removal of other plant material and small invertebrates stored at -20°C in desiccated state. Rewetting of the lichen material was performed following the overnight thawing of the frozen samples at room temperature. The lichen tissue was rewetted by spraying with tap water, and placing the material on a wet dishcloth under standard laboratory conditions. Samples for the microarray experiment were collected at 15 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour and three hours after rewetting. After three hours of wetting the lichen tissue was left to dry at room temperature on a dry cloth and samples were collected at one, three, six and 24 hours of drying. The RWC of the samples was measured by weighing the samples. Three replicates of each sample were collected.
The lichen tissue samples were placed in liquid nitrogen immediately following collection and the tissue was finely ground using a mortar and pestle. RNA was extracted with the Spectrum Plant kit (Sigma Aldrich, Germany) according to the manufacturer's instructions. The concentration and quality of the isolated nucleic acids was measured using the NanoDrop ND-1000 (NanoDrop, USA) and RNAs were stored at -80°C.
The culturing of the axenically grown symbiotic partners and the generation of EST sequences from both fungal and algal partners was performed as previously described
Microarray design
Our lichen custom microarray was manufactured according to the Agilent 4x44K array format and oligonucleotide probes were designed and optimised using the manufacturer's eArray tool (
Microarray hybridization
Prior to microarray analysis, the quality of the starting total RNA was validated using 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent, USA) capillary electrophoresis instrument. All of the samples had a RNA Integrity Number (RIN)
600 ng of total RNA was amplified and labelled with Cy3 using the Quick Amp Labeling kit (Agilent USA). The samples were processed with an exogenous control sample provided through an RNA Spike-in kit (Agilent, USA). 1.65 μg of Cy3-labelled sample was hybridized to the 4x44K custom array in 65°C overnight using the provided Gene Expression Hybridization kit. The arrays were washed using the Gene Expression Wash Pack and Stabilization and Drying solutions also provided in the custom DNA microarray gene expression profiling kit.
The DNA microarrays were scanned using an Agilent Technologies' Scanner model G2565CA. The expression data was derived from the image files using Agilent's Feature Extraction software, version 10.5.1.1, using grid 024161_D_F_20090605, protocol GE1_105_Dec08 and QC metric set GE1_QCMT_Dec08. These microarray data have been deposited in NCBI's Gene Expression Omnibus
Quantitative real-time RT-PCR validations
Eleven transcripts were selected for qRT-PCR validation. The primers were designed using Roche's Universal Probe Library with the Probe Finder software version 2.45 (
Additional file 21
qRT-PCR primer sequences.
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1 μg of RNA was reverse transcribed into cDNA using Dynazyme reverse transcriptase (Finnzymes, Finland). qRT-PCR reactions were performed for each sample in four replicates using KAPA qPCR Master Mix (Kapa Biosystems, USA) with the following amplification protocol: 10 minutes at 95°C, 40 cycles of 15 s at 95°C and 1 min at 60°C, 10 s at 8°C. The transcript identified as
Data analysis
The oligonucleotide probe identifiers and signal intensities from the scanned microarray image files were determined using software running on the microarray scanner (Feature Extraction, v 10.5.1.1, Agilent). These raw data were analysed using R and Bioconductor
Eclat classification of the lichen EST sequences used for the microarray probe design was performed as previously described
The Blast2GO
The clustering of the transcript expression values and the plotting of their heat maps was performed using the GENE-E tool (
Availability of supporting data
The data set supporting the results of this article is available in the Gene Expression Omnibus repository, GEO Series accession number GSE47624,
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
SJ performed the lab experiments and most of the data analyses and drafted the manuscript. AL wrote the R code for the data analysis. SR performed the assembly of the deep sequencing reads. AG helped with the data analysis. All authors participated in the design of the experiments and read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors would like to acknowledge Reija Venho, Oso Rissanen and Ritva Ala-Kulju for excellent technical assistance with the microarray hybridizations and qRT-PCR analyses. The work was funded by the Academy of Finland grant (project number FI-2960501) to SR.
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I have had a problem with being "regular" for years! My sister started taking these for the same reason a few years ago, by recommendation from her physician. I have since taken them regularly when I feel stopped up. This is the ONLY brand I know of, and I've tried quite a few, that DOES NOT bloat, make me cramp, or give me indigestion! I can take it for 4 weeks as recommended and then stay on the maintenance plan. I feel comfortable in knowing that it won't harm my body with extended use. Great product and value!
Aloe Vera Gels
I have been taking these along with the Earth's Bounty Oxy Cleanse, as recommended by a physician, for a complete colon cleanse. Great product and value!
Ester - C
My favorite by far! Non-acidic makes it easier on my stomach! Great product and great price!
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