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Establishment of a novel diagnostic model for Sjögren's syndrome (pSS) by proteomic fingerprinting. Proteomic fingerprinting was able to distinguish pSS from non-pSS controls with a sensitivity of 77.1 % and a specificity of 85.5 %, and was effective in the diagnosis of pSS. PubMed, Clin Rheumatol, 2014 Sep 2. (Also see Diagnosis of Sjogren's Syndrome)
The human leukocyte antigen (HLA) profiles of mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD) differ distinctly from the profiles of clinically related connective tissue diseases. Novel HLA alleles associated with MCTD and disease subsets were identified and DRB1*04:01 was confirmed as a major risk allele. Altogether, the data reinforce the notion of MCTD as a disease entity distinct from lupus, scleroderma and polymyositis. PubMed, Rheumatology, 2014 Sep 3. (Also see Mixed Connective Tissue Disease)
Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) in Undifferentiated Forms of Connective Tissue Disease(CTD). There is much uncertainty and controversy surrounding the suggestive forms of CTD-associated ILD (CTD-ILD) and prospective studies are needed to provide a better understanding of the natural history of these cohorts. PubMed, Arthritis Care Res, 2014 Jul 21. (Also see Connective Tissue Disease and Lung Involvement Prognosis)
Hippocampal atrophy is associated with cerebrospinal fluid anti-NR2 antibodies in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and primary Sjögren's syndrome (pSS). Anti-NR2 antibodies cause neuronal death observed as reduced hippocampal grey matter in patients with SLE and pSS as previously demonstrated in mice with autoimmune disease. PubMed, Arthritis Rheumatol, 2014 Aug 22. (Also see SLE Symptoms and Sjogren's Syndrome)
Infliximab has no apparent effect in the inner ear hearing function of patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and ankylosing spondylitis (AS). Our study showed that there was no notable change or deterioration in the hearing function of the patients with AS and RA who were treated with infliximab. PubMed, Clin Rheumatol, 2014 Oct;33(10):1481-7. (Also see Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatments and Ankylosing Spondylitis)
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Arsène Wenger to utilise Mohamed Elneny at centre back
Arsène Wenger believes Mohamed Elneny can be used as a centre-back this season...
Braga stayed within touching distance of the top 3 in Liga NOS with a 3-1 win over Madeira side Maritimo thanks to a Pedro Santos brace and a first half Koka goal, as Maritimo had to play the majority of the game with ten men.
Maritimo XI: Salin; João Diogo; Maurício; Romário Leiria; Patrick; Dirceu; Fransérgio; Éber Bessa; Lynneeker; Dyego Sousa; Edgar Costa.
Braga XI: Marafona; Marcelo Goiano; Ricardo Ferreira; Boly; Pedro Santos; Wilson; Mauro; Filipe Augusto; Josué; Koka; Rui Fonte.
Although Braga were without some of their big names such as Rafa and Luiz Carlos, they managed to win an early penalty after Mauricio brought down Rui Fonte, brother of Southampton captain José Fonte, near the edge of the box. Despite strong claims from Maritimo players that Mauricio got a touch on the ball, the Brazilian defender was sent off leaving Maritimo to play over 70 minutes with ten men. Pedro Santos went on to score the resulting penalty.
Soon after, Egyptian Ahmed Hassan 'Koka' doubled the advantage after attacking full back Marcelo Goiano's cross found the imposing striker whose shot beat the helpless Salin for his 8th goal in 15 league appearances for the Arsenalistas.
Before half time, Braga seemed to put the game beyond all doubt as Pedro Santos doubled his personal tally after some unselfish play by Rui Fonte.
Maritimo, who are currently managed by former Zamalek coach Nelo Vingada, had some hope restored late in the first half when Dyego Sousa's deflected effort made it 3-1.
Former @ZSCOfficial manager Nelo Vingada currently manages Maritimo, who @HassanKouka just scored against. pic.twitter.com/FrYGYM9T7Q
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The second half failed to produce the same levels of action, and Braga went on to close the game out at 3-1. The win leaves Braga seven points behind giants Porto who occupy 3rd place, leaving some faint hope of Braga finishing in a Champions League qualification place. Koka's side still may still qualify by winning the Europa League, in which they face Swiss side Sion.


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'He Flung Himself Down The Stairs' People Share Their Favorite Accidentally Badass Moment.
He got up in my face trying to start a fight, but I didn't want to do anything due to my schools very strict no-fighting policy, so I just held my hands up politely like "What do you want me to do?".
After about a minute of him screaming at me (and everyone watching intently), he decides he wants to shove me, but he somehow didn't realize that I was sitting against a wall and would therefore not move very much. He tried to push me, but instead he just flung his own body down the bleacher stairs and slid all the way to the bottom. He ended up getting suspended for fighting, and all I got was props from the entire class.
5/16. Once there was this huge Rottweiler. That dog was chained next to a road I walked on a couple times a day. He was freaking vicious, and kept chained next to his dog house in a corner of the lot with about a 1/2 inch chain. It was said he'd killed at least a couple of cats. I would always ignore him. But one night about midnight I was walking home and he started running at me as usual. But then I heard the unmistakable sign of wood breaking and then the chain dragging across the ground. I turned and the dog was running at me with murder in his eyes. I just thought about what his owner would do, so I turned to face him and bellowed, "AGGGHHHHHHHH!"
He turned tail and obediently returned to his little house. The owner came out and was angry at me for "breaking" his guard dog.
6/16. About 15 years ago, my ex-wife and I were at a party sitting across from each other at a fairly large table. We were surrounded by dozens of friends. Some sitting, some standing and chatting in the kitchen.
She had my Zippo and I wanted a smoke, so I asked her to toss it to me. She tossed the zippo to me across the table....the lid pops open in mid-air.....somehow I hit the roller with my thumb AS I catch it and the thing lights up as it hits my hand! My arm is fully outstretched when I catch it, so I smoothly pulled my arm in, lit the cigarette in my mouth, snapped the zippo shut with a flick of my wrist and tossed it back to her with one fluid motion.
Half the people at the table jump up in amazement and begged us over and over again to perform the trick one more time. We refused. I never told a soul that the whole event was completely accidental. My friends still talk about it with awe!
7/16. When I was about 11 years old I got chased by two vicious, hungry looking Dobermans in a car yard. Realised I wasn't going to get away, so I turned around, put my war face on and bolted straight at them, shouting like I was possessed and intending to tear their snouts off.
Dogs disappeared with their tails between their legs. I felt like a big man.
8/16. Me and my then 3 year old son went to the playground. This bigger kid arrived and started going around scaring the crap out of the littler kids by popping out and "roar"-ing and hissing and what not, right in their face. I saw what car came in and that his mom was sitting in it still, maybe just waiting for him to finish "playing". Anyway he proceeds to do his scare thing to my son who of course freaks out and runs to me crying. I started fuming. Thinking it is his own parent's responsibility to tell him to cut it out, I decided to go tell his mom.


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How did your relationship with your spouse change after the birth of your child?
How did your relationship with your spouse change after the birth of your child?
I was pretty fortunate and honestly our relationship did not change at all. But we sat down several times before the baby came and talked about how relationships seem to change and came up with ways and a plan to ensure that it did not happen to us. We followed the parenting plan that we put in place and we never had any struggle between us. I think the most important thing that we did was to always make sure that no matter what, we always had time everyday for me and my husband to spend together.
After having James, our relationship grew stronger. We had a specially strong relationship before James was born and it's even stronger now. We had talked about having kids, but not just yet, then when James decided to become apart of our lives it threw us for a curve ball at first. We are happy to say we will be getting married August 8th of next year! David had proposed to me on march 11, 2014 which was exactly a year from when we found out we were expecting our little man. We have just cut down on our nights out, is all. More nights in with close friends and our little man is what we do for the most part now.
Our relationship did not change at all. Sure we do not have as much alone time but we still love each other as we did pre-baby. Keep in mind though, readers, a child cannot save a marriage so do not think having a baby will fix a relationship.
I would say that I am the disciplinarian though. I do not like being the bad cop all of the time though, it bites.
I would say that I am the disciplinarian though. I do not like being the bad cop all of the time though, it bites.
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"Asipiration" is an extremely well kept, 5200 Custom that has never seen salt and always been covered. This two owner Bluewater is serviced seasonally and is absolutely loaded. The twin 355hp Cummins are hardly even broke in at 750 hrs! She has a laundry list of options and features to make any long range cruise most enjoyable. Her easy maneuvering for a 50ft yacht is unparalleled and makes her a great candidate for the loop!
Features Include:
- Hardtop
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- Washer/Dryer
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- Macerator w/ Overboard Discharge
- Raymarine C80 Chartplotter
- Backup Camera
- ST60 Depth Finder
- Integrated Computer System
- Bridge Grill (electric)
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Beam: 14 ft 6 in
LWL: 44 ft 3 in
Maximum Draft: 2 ft 8 in
Bridge Clearance: 14 ft 5 in
Headroom: 6 ft 4 in
Deadrise: 7 ° at Transom
Dry Weight: 32500 lbs
Total Power: 710 HP
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Engine Brand: Cummins
Year Built: 2004
Engine Model: 370B
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Starboard
Engine Hours: 750
Engine Power: 355 HP
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Year Built: 2004
Engine Model: 370B
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Port
Engine Hours: 750
Engine Power: 355 HP
Cruising Speed: 2 knots
Maximum Speed: 26 knots
Fuel Tanks: (391 Gallons)
Number of single berths: 6
Number of cabins: 2
Number of heads: 2
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From the bridge to hull, you'll find more living, entertainment and storage space aboard a Bluewater than in comparable yachts. The expansive upper deck boasts over 240 sq. Ft. of living area - more space than yachts twice its size. It features a built-in entertainment center, wet bar and stereo, plus plenty of ergonomically designed seating to keep your guests comfortable.
The one-level living concept is a design difference that makes spending time on a Bluewater easy and attractive. Tucked away is the large master bedroom, guest rooms, storage space and restrooms to create a big, bright, open atmosphere. It's the perfect setting for entertaining friends and business associates. Or a private retreat from the world for you and your family.
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- European high gloss finish cabinetry
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- Night stand with storage
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- Television cabinet
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- ENSUITE HEAD with custom shower curtain and rod, electric flush marine toilet, non skid floor, shower/tub with brass fixtures, toilet paper holder, towel ring and ventilation fan
Guest Stateroom
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- Plush carpeting
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- Two drawers
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- Cherry sliding stateroom door
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- ENSUITE HEAD with electric flush marine toilet, custom shower curtain with rod, medicine cabinet with mirrored door, non skid floor, shower/tub with brass fixtures, storage cabinet, towel bar, toilet paper holder and ventilation fan
Lower Helm
- 12V Power outlet
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- Fuel gauge, oil pressure gauges (2), tachometers (2), temp gauges (2), volt meters (2)
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Deck and Safety
- Aft swim platform with molded in fender holders and storage, four overhead lights, SS rails and gate chain and cleats
- Anchor package (windlass & 200? chain), bow roller
- Bow ladder
- Black aft louvers
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- Molded non-skid all decks
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- Four man life raft
- 110V GFI receptacle, 12V power outlet
- 20 SS tilt steering wheel
- AM/FM/CD player, speakers
- Radar arch w/overhead lights
- Electronic and Navigation package Radar, Chart Plotter, Satellite dish
- Flybridge steering station with retractable instrument panels
- Fuel gauge, hour meters (2), oil pressure gauges (2), tachometers (2), temp gauges (2), trans oil gauge (2), volt meters (2), bilge pump indicator lights
- Water proof breaker panel
- Single lever engine controls
- Powered double helm seat, adj.
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- Forward sloping flybridge windshield
- Integrated upper deck seating with cushions, covers and table storage beneath seats
- Wet bar on flybridge with built in ice maker, sink, food prep surface and storage
- Stereo speakers (4) upper deck
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- Isinglass enclosure
Electrical and Mechanical
- 110V/12V throughout, GFI receptacles throughout, 12V halogen
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- Central vac
- Fireboy fire system
- Teleflex SeaStar steering
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- Props - 4 Blade 23x25 Michigan wheel
- SidePower bow thruster w/8D battery
- Bennett trim tabs
- Twin 355hp Cummins 370B diesels
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Summary: - Responses seem to indicate that most agree two endpoints is unnecessarily confusing. - Robert suggested {"persistent": true} or similar. I propose we add just such a feature. With a persistent flag and the ability to cancel/delete replications via /_replicate is there anything else missing? _replicator could still be available as an admin interface (like how internal config in many RDMS is in tables) but documentation should reflect /_replicate as a preferred API, with a clear indication that the format of replication documents may change at any time (or even their status as "documents"). -Randall
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Stony Brook University offers semester or yearlong programs for exchange or visiting students from our prestigious partner universities. In addition to the challenging courses, we encourage all students to engage in the numerous opportunities and activities we have to offer.
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This Footballer Accidentally Thanked BOTH His Wife AND His Girlfriend During An Interview
Professional athletes thanking their families in post-game interviews has become the norm of late and it's really quite sweet. Well, most times anyway.
Mohammed Anas of the Free State Stars FC was doing a post-match interview after scoring two goals and being named the 'Man of the Match' when he thanked BOTH his wife and girlfriend.
VIDEO: Mohammed Anas just gave the greatest MoTM speech of all time, thanking both wife and girlfriend. (Via @clydegoal) pic.twitter.com/gXJ4ZwOtdg— Gary Al-Smith (@garyalsmith) March 17, 2017
It's very possible that Anas simply misspoke as he did correct himself immediately, but with social media being as quick as it is, the interview has already gone viral.
Live interviews can end badly, and this is one that ended VERY badly.


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Parent Media and Technology Night
Thank you to all who came to our Parent Media and Technology Night to hear Dr. Devorah Heitner speak on Smart Kids/Smart Phones. Devorah gave a great presentation! For parents that contacted us because they were unable to attend, we will be sharing out information from her talk soon. Look to the Academic Technology blog for that information. And please plan to join us on Wednesday March 25th from 6:30-7:30 p.m. when FXW's Academic Technology Coordinator and Psychologists will co-host a discussion on cyberbullying. We hope to see you there!
Replacement of iPad Cases and Chargers
We are noticing that many iPad cases are beginning to tear and fall apart, especially along the rubber casing that holds the iPad securely in place. Ripped cases increase the risk of iPad damage. When your student received their iPad, FXW provided the case, however, as stressed at Unbox Day in August, replacement cases are the responsibility of each family. Please look at your student's case, and if it is showing signs of wear that no longer ensure that the iPad is protected, order a replacement case. The FXW iPad cases are the Higher Ground Podium and can be purchased through Amazon by following this link. These cases are currently around $40.00 before shipping. You may purchase this exact case from any other retailer as well. Families are also responsible for the replacement of charging cords and adapters. Please note, students must return their iPad in June with this exact iPad case and with a working Apple power cord and Apple power adapter.
Contact the IT Office if you have any questions. Thank you for your attention to this matter.