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Are different stoichiometries feasible for complexes between lymphotoxin-alpha and tumor necrosis factor receptor 1?
Tumor necrosis factors, TNF and lymphotoxin-α (LT), are cytokines that bind to two receptors, TNFR1 and TNFR2 (TNF-receptor 1 and 2) to trigger their signaling cascades. The exact mechanism of ligand-induced receptor activation is still unclear. It is generally assumed that three receptors bind to the homotrimeric ligand to trigger a signaling event. Recent evidence, though, has raised doubts if the ligand:receptor stoichiometry should indeed be 3:3 for ligand-induced cellular response. We used molecular dynamics simulations, elastic network models, as well as MM/PBSA to analyze this question.
Applying MM/PBSA methodology to different stoichiometric complexes of human LT-(TNFR1)n=1,2,3 the free energy of binding in these complexes has been estimated by single-trajectory and separate-trajectory methods. Simulation studies rationalized the favorable binding energy in the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex, as evaluated from single-trajectory analysis to be an outcome of the interaction of cysteine-rich domain 4 (CRD4) and the ligand. Elastic network models (ENMs) help to associate the difference in the global fluctuation of the receptors in these complexes. Functionally relevant transformation associated with these complexes reveal the difference in the dynamics of the receptor when free and in complex with LT.
MM/PBSA predicts complexes with a ligand-receptor molar ratio of 3:1 and 3:2 to be energetically favorable. The high affinity associated with LT-(TNFR1)1 is due to the interaction between the CRD4 domain with LT. The global dynamics ascertained from ENMs have highlighted the differential dynamics of the receptor in different states.
Protein-protein interactions are critical for signaling events within a cell. An investigation on the precise recognition of ligands by their respective receptors is an active field of research, since breakdown of such specific recognition is the root cause of several diseases and infections. One of the rational motives to understand such phenomena is to develop antibodies and small-molecule inhibitors that modulate the outcome of such interactions. One such system that generated immense attention owing to its central role in inflammatory effect, immunological response, but also in several autoimmune diseases and several pathogeneses is the tumor necrosis factor (TNF)
TNF and LT exert their effects by binding to two receptors, TNFR1 and TNFR2 (tumor necrosis factor receptor 1 and 2)
Figure 1
Left: extracellular part of the complex of LT with three receptors, LT-(TNFR1)3; right: receptor dimer (TNFR1)2.
Left: extracellular part of the complex of LT with three receptors, LT-(TNFR1)3; right: receptor dimer (TNFR1)2. LT is colored red, the receptors blue. In the dimer complex, the receptor monomers are colored blue and orange. The locations of the CRDs of the receptors (color-marked in one receptor) are indicated.
The TNFRs exhibit distinct functional roles and diverse signaling capabilities. While TNFR1 is expressed in all tissues, TNFR2 is expressed particularly in immune cells and other specialized cell types like endothelial and neuronal tissue
Interaction of TNF with its receptors imparts a conformational change in the receptors that triggers a cellular response. But the precise mechanism of receptor activation by their ligand is still under debate. The first proposal for receptor activation, known as the ligand trimerization model, emphasizes the ligand to recruit the receptors to form the final complex with a ligand-receptor molar ratio of 3:3
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been carried out on the three stoichiometric complexes of LT with TNFR1, represented as LT-(TNFR1)1/2/3 along with their individual binding partners, monomeric TNFR1 (mTNFR1), the dimeric receptor ((TNFR1)2) and trimeric lymphotoxin (LT), each for 35 ns. The residues 28–171 of each chain of human LT and the residues 15–153 of human TNFR1 were included in our model. The receptor is made up of four cystein-rich domains: CRD1 (residues 15–53), CRD2 (54–97), CRD3 (98–138), and CRD4 (139–153). For analysis purposes and to have similar number of residues to those observed in the dimeric receptor (TNFR1)2 (PDB: 1NCF), only the residues 15–150 from TNFR1 were used in the MM/PBSA calculations and other analysis. Free energy of binding has been computed by using MM/PBSA methodology in single-trajectory and separate-trajectory methods. The components of free energies, gas-phase energies, and solvation free energies have been averaged over 1001 snapshots from MD trajectories.
To ascertain the extent of deviation of the structure from their initial crystallographic conformation and to demonstrate proper equilibration, the time-dependence of the root-mean square deviation (RMSD) of Cα atoms was calculated with reference to the starting X-ray structure, see Figure
Figure 2
The root mean square deviation (RMSD) of the C-α atoms of the receptor as a function of time.
The root mean square deviation (RMSD) of the Cα atoms of the receptor as a function of time.
To assess the dynamics associated with the receptor in ligand-unbound form, in dimeric form, and as complexes of different stoichiometries, the root-mean-square fluctuations (RMSF) of the Cα-atoms of the receptors were calculated, see Figure
Figure 3
The root mean square fluctuations (RMSF) of the Cα atoms of the receptor
The root mean square fluctuations (RMSF) of the Cα atoms of the receptor. Regions with low RMSF indicate high stability.
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Residues involved in binding
A qualitative measure of the underlying strength of interaction between two biomolecules can be gained by measuring the buried surface area of the complex. The buried-surface area of individual residues of the receptors in different complexes averaged over the trajectory is shown in Figure
Figure 4
The buried surface area of the individual residues of the receptor in various complexes.
The buried surface area of the individual residues of the receptor in various complexes.
Hydrogen bonding
A good estimation of the polar interaction between two molecules can be made from estimating the hydrogen-bonding interaction between them. The hydrogen bonding interaction between the receptors in (TNFR1)2 and the receptor-ligand complexes in LT-(TNFR1)n were measured purely based on the following geometric constraints using VMD
Complex structures and receptor motions
The LT-(TNFR1)3 complex crystallizes as a trimer and hence one would expect it to be the most stable complex with minimal fluctuating character. On the contrary, the analysis performed so far highlights the immense stability of LT-(TNFR1)1 among the LT-(TNFR1)n. This is interesting considering one recent investigation of the stability of various stoichiometric complexes of TRAIL-(DR5)n concluded the TRAIL-(DR5)1 complex to be more stable than the corresponding dimeric and trimeric complexes
Figure 5
Starting structure (left) and final simulated structure (right) of LT-(TNFR1)1.
Starting structure (left) and final simulated structure (right) of LT-(TNFR1)1. LT is shown in red, the receptor CRDs 1 to 4 are colored yellow, green, purple, and blue. The figure demonstrates the attachment of the CRD4 domain to the LT.
In order to investigate the residues that contribute to the interaction between CRD3 and CRD4 of TNFR1 and LT in the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex, the hydrogen bonding interactions between these were investigated. In about 94% of the snapshots a hydrogen bond between the side chain of Tyr86LT and that of Glu147TNFR1 was observed. Residue Arg146TNFR1 was also observed to interact with several residues of LT through hydrogen bonding interactions: Leu125LT-chA, Gln126LT-chA, Glu127LT-chA, and Tyr122LT-chB where chA corresponds to one chain of LT, chB to the neighboring chain, see Figure
Figure 6
The major interaction sites of CRD4 with LT in the complex LT-(TNFR1)1.
The major interaction sites of CRD4 with LT in the complex LT-(TNFR1)1. Residues of TNFR1 (left, backbone colored orange) are drawn as sticks, while those of LT (right, backbone colored blue) are represented as ball-stick models.
Figure 7
Distance between the peptide-H of Asn116TNFR1 and Cδ of Glu147TNFR1 as well as Cδ of Glu127LT and Cζ of Arg146TNFR1 during the simulation
Distance between the peptide-H of Asn116TNFR1and Cδ of Glu147TNFR1as well as Cδ of Glu127LTand Cζ of Arg146TNFR1during the simulation. These hydrogen bonds stabilize the CRD4 at the membrane-proximal part of LT.
The CRD4 domain has been observed to fluctuate readily in these complexes. Hence, to ascertain the motion of this domain, the distance between the center of LT and the center of the CRD4 domains were monitored for the whole 20 ns of one set of production runs (15–35 ns) (Figure
Figure 8
The distance between the CRD4 domain of the receptor (TNFR1) and the center of LT during the simulation in the three different complex stoichiometries.
The distance between the CRD4 domain of the receptor (TNFR1) and the center of LT during the simulation in the three different complex stoichiometries. It can clearly be seen that CRD4 attaches to LT in LT-(TNFR1)1 while it remains unbound in LT-(TNFR1)2 as well as LT-(TNFR1)3.
Results from the elastic network model
One of the major drawbacks of MD simulations is that a system needs to be simulated for long time scales to arrive at a meaningful interpretation of functionally relevant motions. This naturally requires computational time ranging from weeks to months for systems like the one studied here. In order to overcome such time-consuming calculations several coarse-grained computational methods have been developed. One such model that has received wide popularity is the elastic network model (ENM). Several studies have shown the low-frequency normal modes obtained from ENM to capture the conformational transition of several biomolecules which have been summed up nicely in the following reviews
The low-frequency normal modes obtained from ENMs have been shown to be functionally relevant motions of the protein in many cases
Figure 9
Comparison of the B factors (temperature factors) as obtained from crystallographic structures (1TNR
Comparison of the B factors (temperature factors) as obtained from crystallographic structures (1TNR
Having compared the fluctuations of the receptors in different states, we now compare the conformational changes of the receptor in different states as estimated from the ENM normal modes. This was accomplished by comparing the overlap of the first 10 vibrational eigenmodes (Figure
Figure 10
Overlap between the first 10 eigenmodes of the receptor in different complexed or monomeric states.
Overlap between the first 10 eigenmodes of the receptor in different complexed or monomeric states. These data are obtained from an ENM. Strong overlap indicates similar receptor dynamics.
A correlation analysis clearly shows the difference between the two ligand-free forms of the receptors (Figure
Figure 11
The correlation matrix calculated from the 25 lowest-frequency normal modes of the ENM.
The correlation matrix calculated from the 25 lowest-frequency normal modes of the ENM. Top row: mTNFR1, (TNFR1)2 , LT-(TNFR1)1. Bottom row: LT-(TNFR1)2, LT-(TNFR1)3.
The most dominant functional motion as extracted from the lowest-frequency normal mode of the elastic network model (ENM) is shown as arrows in Figure
Figure 12
The dominant functional motions as extracted from the lowest frequency normal modes obtained from the ENM.
The dominant functional motions as extracted from the lowest frequency normal modes obtained from the ENM. Only the Cα atoms of the receptors (purple) and LT (yellow) are shown. The arrows indicate the dominant motion. They are colored in the increasing magnitude of displacement from their initial structure in the order blue-green-red. Left: LT-(TNFR1)1 side view, membrane at the bottom; middle: LT-(TNFR1)2 top view; right: LT-(TNFR1)3 top view.
Free energy of binding
In this work the formation of LT-(TNFR1)3 was split into the following three fundamental steps in accordance with the trimerization model.
Our motive for applying the MM/PBSA method on this system was to shed light on the stability of LT-(TNFR1)n complexes of different stoichometry. Though precise estimations of binding free energies for protein-protein complexes are tough, results from MM/PBSA are known to correlate well with experimental binding free energies
Results from single-trajectory simulations (SITA)
For the calculation of free energy components of the binding energy from MD simulations, one needs to extract the coordinates of the individual binding partners as well as the complex. It is possible to obtain the coordinates of the individual proteins from a single simulation of the complex, which is referred as the single-trajectory approach (SITA). Alternatively, when individual MD runs have been performed on the individual binding partners and their complex separately, we refer to them as separate-trajectory approach (SETA). One major advantage associated with SITA is the reduction in the computational requirement since only a single simulation of the complex needs to be performed. But this approach is valid only if the binding partners do not undergo major conformational and dynamic changes upon complex formation. In the present system, the receptors exhibit huge fluctuations and domain movements as discussed above.
The long-range electrostatic interactions hugely influence protein-protein complexes. Hence accurate estimation of these influences is eminent in any free energy method. One usually estimates the accuracy of these calculations based on the trade-off between the gas-phase electrostatic interaction (∆Helect) and the polar contribution to solvation (∆Gpolar) obtained from Poissan-Boltzmann (PB) calculations. The total electrostatic interaction (∆Helect + ∆Gpolar) is a compromise between the electrostatic energy between the individual protein in the complex and the cost associated with desolvation of the respective proteins. Hence a positive value indicates the cost of desolvation is higher than the electrostatic interaction between the binding partners to form the complex. In all the complexes considered in the present study, it seems that electrostatic interaction disfavors protein-protein binding. For example, from the SITA an electrostatic interaction of −668.7 kJ/mol in (TNFR1)2 is lost due to a higher polar solvation energy of 709.3 kJ/mol, resulting in an unfavorable total electrostatic interaction of 40.6 kJ/mol, see Table
Results from separate-trajectory simulations (SETA)
We have additionally used the SETA method to calculate the total free energy of binding in these complexes. There are two ways one can extract the energy components of TNFR1, either from TNFR1 or from (TNFR1)2. (TNFR1)2 was chosen since crystal structures suggest receptors to exist as dimers in the absence of ligand. Table
The free energy of binding, ∆Ggas+solv, estimated from SETA for LT-(TNFR1)1, LT-(TNFR1)2 and LT-(TNFR1)3, is −116.8, −119.0 and −86.2 kJ/mol, respectively. The electrostatic interaction between receptor and ligands is quite high for these complexes. However, the total electrostatic interaction (∆Helect + ∆Gpolar), which is the sum of the contribution of electrostatic interaction between the binding partners and the solvation energy, gives a true picture of the electrostatic interaction between the proteins in the complex. The values for the steps 1 to 3 in this investigation are 27.3, −39.7, and 9.3 kJ/mol. Hence, binding of the second receptor to LT is electrostatically favorable in contrast to binding of first and third receptors. The non-polar interaction between the receptor and the ligand is negative; for the binding of second receptor the value is comparatively less pronounced. All this suggests that the binding of second receptor imparts a significant change to LT-(TNFR1)1.
A range of forces and constraints are at play when two proteins interact to form a complex. The conformational freedom of the individual binding partners varies between the complex and their free form. A parameter that reflects conformational restrain is the change in the internal energy. When this parameter is positive it indicates the binding partners have to be conformationally constrained to form the complex while a negative value indicates that the conformational restrains on the individual binding partners have been relaxed. For steps 1 and 3 the ∆Hint values are positive while for step 2 it is negative, indicating that binding of two receptors to the ligand is favored. The association of two capable binding partners occurs invariably at the cost of entropy. Entropic changes are hard to estimate in MM/PBSA. However, in our case in each of the three steps the receptor from free solution binds to the ligand. The major contribution to entropy arises then from the loss in entropy of the receptor from its state free in solution to the state bound to the ligand. Since we mainly compare the free energies of the different stoichiometric complexes, the entropy contribution arising from this step should then be comparable and cancels in the differences. For this reason we have ignored entropic contributions in the free energy calculations. The free energy of binding (ΔGgas+solv) values obtained from our study suggest a stoichiometric ratio 3:1 and 3:2 are of similar stability and are little higher in comparison to a 3:3 complex, suggesting such complexes are energetically feasible.
In this work, we tried to judge using MM/PBSA methodology if LT-(TNFR1)n=1,2,3 complexes can form with a ligand-receptor molar ratio of 3:1 and 3:2. The exact mechanism of receptor activation is still unknown. In accordance with the ligand trimerization model, the free energy of binding involved in the sequential binding of the receptors has been estimated. Using an ENM the global fluctuations that are associated with these complexes have been investigated. The results from MD simulations of the three stoichiometric complexes of the receptor with LT reveal that the CRD4 domain is attached to LT and stabilized in LT-(TNFR1)1 while it exhibits extensive fluctuations in the other two complexes. The low-frequency normal modes as observed from ENM analysis display highly symmetric motions of the three CRD4 domains in the LT-(TNFR1)3 complex. A direct impact of these motions on the cytoplasmic domains can be postulated. It has been recently proposed that six Fas intracellular death domains come in close proximity for inducing the formation of the oligomeric complex of Fas molecules
In accordance with TRAIL-DR5[31], we observed that LT-(TNFR1)1 complex is stable, which is proposed to arise from the binding of the CRD4 domain to LT. We observed that only in the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex, the CRD4 domain binds to LT. Three residues, namely Phe144, Arg146, and Glu147 have been determined to be crucial for such an interaction. If such an interaction leads to a stable LT-(TNFR1)1 complex, as predicted from our MM/PBSA studies, it opens the debate if the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex represents an inactive state of the receptor. While LT-(TNFR1)1 would be inactivate the binding of subsequent receptors could lead to its activation. Our results from ENM indicate quite similar domain motions of the receptors in LT-(TNFR1)2 and LT-(TNFR1)3 which differ from those in LT-(TNFR1)1.
The results of the free energy of binding, ΔGgas+solv, estimated from MM/PBSA from single-trajectory analysis reveal the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex to be the most stable among LT-(TNFR1)n=1,2,3 while that from separate-trajectory analysis suggest LT-(TNFR1)n=1/2 to be equally stable. Although both methods utilize the same complex trajectory as input, only in SETA does one include the coordinates of ligand and protein in their unbound form from independent simulations. Since the receptors undergo a huge conformational change upon complex formation, the results from SETA should be more trustworthy. Several factors have a direct effect on the results of MM/PBSA, which include the force-field used, simulation time, charge models, solute dielectric constant and the surface boundary
The present study provides new insight into the LT-(TNFR1)n complexes. The CRD4 domain of the receptor in the LT-(TNFR1)1 complex was observed to bind to LT. With the aid of ENM models the functional motions exhibited by LT-TNFR1 complexes have been portrayed. Our analysis suggests the CRD4 to exhibit a kind of zig-zag motion in LT-(TNFR1)2 and LT-(TNFR1)3 but to be well immobilized in LT-(TNFR1)1. The low-frequency normal modes derived from ENM analysis also support the CRD4 domain to be involved in highly fluctuating motions. Our free energy results based on MM/PBSA calculations on single-trajectory and separate-trajectory support the proposal of stable LT-(TNFR1)1 and LT-(TNFR1)2 complexes.
System setup
We model the interactions of LT with TNFR1. The starting structure for our simulation was the crystallographic structure of the human LT-(TNFR1)3 complex (PDB ID: 1TNR)
Estimation of the free energy of binding by MM/PBSA
MM/PBSA (Molecular Mechanics/Poisson-Boltzmann Surface Area) is one of the simplest and yet most widely accepted free-energy estimation method. MM/PBSA combines molecular mechanics energies and continuum solvent approaches to predict free energies of binding
where each individual term on the right hand side of equation (1) is made up of the following terms,
In the above expressions Hbond, Hangle, and Hdihedral are the contributions to internal energy (Hint) obtained from the components of potential energy of the force field. The energy terms HvdW and Helect are van der Waals and electrostatic interaction energy, respectively. Helect was computed using the coulomb module of the APBS software
The electrostatic component of the solvation free energy Gpolar, resulting from the Poisson-Boltzmann equation, was calculated with the program APBS. In this study the PARSE parameters were used
Elastic Network Model (ENM)
Coarse-grained elastic network models (ENM) have gained enormous attention in the past decade to study the intrinsic motions of a protein
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
Both authors planned and organized the project. NMM performed the calculations and the analysis, and drafted the paper. Both authors revised the paper, read and approved the final manuscript.
Prof. Peter Scheurich and Prof. Frank Allgöwer, as well as Jan Hasenauer are acknowledged for helpful discussions. The authors thank the German Research Foundation (DFG) for financial support of the project within the Cluster of Excellence in Simulation Technology (EXC 310/1) at the University of Stuttgart.
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- Modification Date02/02/2017
- Date Listed2017-02-02T00:00:00
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- MLS Number4616661
- Lease$600
- AVMYes
- Zip03431
- StateNH
- Building Number441
- TownKeene
- CountyCheshire
- StreetMain
- Year Built1900
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Downtown location, good visibility, large windows. Close to metered and public parking. Rent includes heat and hot water, tenant pays electric and internet. Good location for retail or an office. More
. 7308 Square Feet 5.59 Acreage Year Built in 1777.
Move or establish your business here! Convenient location near Route 12, yet close to downtown. Live in the restored 1700's classic 4 over 4 Colonial. Walk to your office in the cottage and operate your business out of a 1500+ square foot barn. Suitable for office, light manufacturing, agricultural use such as a small horse farm or dog kennel. More
. 6654 Square Feet 0.08 Acreage Year Built in 1900.
Investment property 4 residential apartments & first floor retail store space. Corner lot minutes to Central Square. More
. 0 Square Feet 0 Acreage Year Built in 1935.
Opportunity to own prime downtown income property. Eleven stores, two restaraunts, thirteen offices, twenty-eight parking spaces and many recent improvements. More
. 0 Square Feet 0.78 Acreage Year Built in 1870.
Well maintained & updated 2 1/2 story assisted living with all City services. Paved parking for 13. Elevator. Generator. Twin oil fired boilers. 15 single bedrooms each with a 1/2 bath and one 2 room suite with a full bath. 3 shower rooms on 1st & 2nd floors. Commercial kitchen, dining room, parlor, sunroom and screened porch. And staff rooms. Conference room and 2 offices and plenty of storage. Hard wired alarms, sprinkler system and emergency lighting. And a park like perennial garden with seating. More
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Fantastic opportunity. Store at this location since 1961, very popular deli, on site parking, plus inventory at cost. More
. 20781 Square Feet 0.56 Acreage Year Built in 1910.
Beautiful timber framed building built in 1910 with two additions, a 4,655 square ft warehouse built in 1970, and an addition built in 1990. Located in Central Business District only minutes to downtown or Keene State College. Building with many opportunities. Sprinkler 1st floor timber frame building only. More
. 35000 Square Feet 13.46 Acreage Year Built in 2000.
TWO MODERN MANUFACTURING FACILITIES BEING OFFERED AS AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. 55 Black Brook Road $2,400,000. MLS#4488674, 44 Black Brook Road, $4,100,000. MLS#448868. Total of $6,500,000. Both have long term NNN leases. More
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TWO MODERN MANUFACTURING FACILITIES BEING OFFERED AS AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. 55 Black Brook Road $2,400,000. MLS#4488674, 44 Black Brook Road, $4,100,000. MLS#4488689. Total of 6,500,000. Both have long term NNN leases. More
. 0 Square Feet 0 Acreage Year Built in 1890.
This office space for rent is approximately 250 sf and is a shared space in suite 1 (the ground floor). It has a separate entrance but shares the small kitchen and the bathrooms with two other professional offices in suite 1. Unit includes heat, hot water, trash removal, snow removal, yard maintenance. Tenant pays for electric, telephone, cable and internet. Electric is shared with the other two tenants in suite 1 and is typically about $35 per month. Great for an architect, surveyor, engineer, environmental consultant, lawyer, septic designer, even a small contractor would be ideal. More
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Ausenco completed the basic engineering of a new 90 km heavy haul railway to transport up to 28 Mt/y of coal from a number of mines to a new coal terminal in the Gulf of Venezuela.
Our scope of work included the design of two mine loadouts and the alignment design from the mines to the port unloading facilities, development of a rail operations plan, review and selection of locomotives and railcars, railway maintenance shops, one rail and two road/rail bridges, simulation modelling, capital and operating costs and a detailed implementation schedule.
Previous work on the project included modal evaluation (road,rail, conveyor) to select optimum loadout locations, development of terminal layouts, infrastructure and storage, and preparation of detailed capital costs, operating costs and staffing requirements for a bankable document.


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A Brief History of Challenge Coins Presented By ChallengeCoins4Less
Written on August 10, 2016 By Sylvia Wilks in Business
A challenge coin is a small coin, token, or medallion that is traditionally engraved with a unit or organization's insignia. One example of this is the challenge coin from non-commissioned officer's academy in Fort Reed, Virginia. The back of the non-commissioned officer's challenge coin contains the crest of the different unit organizations located on Fort Reed.
Another challenge coin is the one from the 235 infantry battalion, otherwise known as cacti. The back of this coin bears the unit motto, "Take Arms," as well as the ranks of those who would present the coin. Examples of the ranks that can usually be found at the back of a cacti challenge coin are the ranks of lieutenant colonel or command sergeant major.
Well, here's the most common story – challenge coins came into existence during World War I. American volunteers from all over the country dropped out of schools, such as Harvard and Yale, to join the war effort. In one of these squadrons, a lieutenant bought medallions made of bronze to be presented to the members of the unit. These medallions contain the unit's insignia, which distinguish the member's service and membership to the unit.
A pilot from the same organization carried the coin inside a pouch that he wore around his neck. During a mission, he was shot down over France and was capture by the Germans. The Germans who captured the pilot took everything: his identification, uniform, etc. However, they did not take the challenge coin around his neck. After several months planning, the pilot finally managed to escape his enemy captors.
He manages to make it to the outskirts of a small town in France where he was quickly captured by the local militia. This militia that had captured him, not being affiliated with the enemy forces, thought he was warning the enemy forces. When he was about to get executed by the militia, he produced his coin. Upon careful inspection and verification, the local militia found out that the pilot belonged to a friendly force unit and he was returned home to the United States, thus his life being saved by the challenge coin.
Another story which relates to the origin of the challenge coin was during the Vietnam War. Soldiers of the Vietnam War very rarely had any sort of down time, so it was considered a commodity. Much of this time was spent writing letters home, catching up on sleep, or drinking in small local bars.
It was traditional for these men to carry around the bullets for the weapon that they use in their pockets. The bullets were often produced at the local hooch in challenge for drinks. The soldier who gets the largest round was the one who would win, and the soldier with the smallest round would then buy the drinks for the challenger.
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The idea was that the challenge coin could be used at any time in a manner called challenging. Every person must have their coin on them at all times. When you challenge someone, both you and the person who you're challenging must slap your respective coins on the table and they remove your hands.
The owner of the coin with the highest rank is then the winner of the challenge. The owner of the coin with the lowest rank, or any member who has forgotten their challenge coin must buy drinks not only for the member with highest-ranked, but also the whole crowd. Thus the tradition of challenging using challenge coins was conceived.
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America's Deadliest Driving Counties & States
The American landscape has never lacked for variety; every day, drivers across the country encounter vastly different conditions and circumstances. But from the winding roads of northern California to the gridlock of New York City, which areas prove most dangerous – and deadly – for drivers? We gathered data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) to track where fatal crashes occurred over a 20-year period. When we indexed these stats against the number of people living in each county and state, we arrived at some stunning conclusions. Check out our results: You could be driving in a danger zone without even knowing it.
Counting by County:
It's hard to miss the prevalence of dangerous counties in the Lone Star State. Combining low populations with a high number of fatal crashes, three Texas counties placed in our ranking of the five most dangerous nationwide. America's most dangerous county overall, Kenedy County, is home to just over 400 residents, according the latest census – but 43 fatal crashes have taken place there over the last 20 years, resulting in a staggering per capita rate. Currently, all of Kenedy's traffic is funneled through its lone thruway, U.S. Highway 77, where residents and passersby alike have encountered disaster. Texas lawmakers have highlighted highway safety concerns during recent efforts to improve the state's major roads through federal funding – the plan includes major reconstruction along U.S. 77.
Relative to the West, the East Coast seems to be a haven of safety. Placid vacation destination Nantucket, MA, takes our safest spot; speed limits on the island never go higher than 45 mph. The Bronx, one of New York City's boroughs, may seem an unlikely inclusion in the top 5, given the city's ruthless driving reputation. But no matter New Yorkers' proclivity for fender benders, city driving often precludes deathly speeds. NYC has even strengthened regulations of late, lowering the default speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph in November 2014. The Bronx is a good reflection of our study's counter-intuitive results: While drivers are often intimidated by urban traffic, our per capita numbers suggest they're far more likely to encounter roadway tragedies elsewhere.
To test this conclusion, explore our interactive visualization of the results:
And the Safest State Is…
Despite this winter's onslaught of snow, there's some good news for Massachusetts drivers! Their state took the top spot for safety, keeping its number of fatal accidents admirably low relative to its population. More generally, the Northeast proved particularly safe, despite contending with inclement winter weather that Southern danger zones don't. Another factor that can't be overstated is each state's default speed limit on major highways: The Northeast typically enforces top speeds of 65 mph, while the South and West enforce 70–75 mph. When a quick stop is required to avoid a collision, that difference matters.
Given the rural nature of the five most dangerous states, it seems localized resources can prove influential in reducing fatal crashes, especially in terms of legislation and enforcement. On long stretches of loosely maintained and thinly patrolled roads, the temptation to speed can reap deadly outcomes, and help may be slow to reach the injured parties once an accident takes place.
Take a look at the interactive map below to see how your state matches up:
FARS classifies a deadly crash as any incident in which a vehicle's motion causes a fatality. The database offers data on the precise location of these fatal accidents from 1994–2013. We collected it all, cataloguing locations for a total of 714,956 fatal accidents that occurred during that time. Then, we identified the state and county in which each accident took place, plotting the prevalence of deadly crashes by area.
These raw totals seemed to indicate that urban environments were excessively dangerous. But to arrive at a more accurate reflection of the relative danger among areas, we elected to present these results per capita, using the US Census Bureau's 2013 population totals at the state and county level. By dividing the number of crashes by a given area's population, we arrived at vastly more informative results. If we had presented the raw numbers instead, more populous areas would have appeared more dangerous by default.
For example: Inyo County, CA has seen 218 fatal crashes over the last 20 years, with a population of roughly 18,500 people. By contrast, Los Angeles County has seen a total of 13,488 deadly crashes, but its population is north of 10,000,000. In this view, Inyo's driving conditions seem far more likely to result in death, though far fewer people are exposed to them.
When we think of intimidating driving scenarios, the crush of urban traffic looms large in our minds. But this project's results suggest that rural environments are actually cause for greater concern. When you combine high speeds, varied terrain, and limited local resources for infrastructure and enforcement, disaster can ensue. Before getting on the road, think twice about the area around you before deciding if caution is required – it never hurts to play it safe.


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You Make the Call: What's Clinton Going to Get Bush to Do That He Didn't Sign on For?
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Appearing at the White House with President Obama and George W. Bush announcing the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund (PSA here), Bill Clinton said the following:
I'm just grateful that President Bush has agreed to help… and I've already figured out how I can get him to do some things that he didn't sign on for.
The look on Bush's face after that was priceless, and I think I know what the first joke that popped into Bush's mind was — you can almost see him repressing the urge to say it:
That aside, the question of the day is this: What things that Bush "didn't sign on for" does Clinton have in mind for him? A more long-term commitment to working toward Haitian economic development? Bird-doggin' the chicas? Standing outside Bill's hotel room and whistling when Hillary's coming?
Here's the entire exchange. You make the call (h/t HotAirPundit):
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January 18th, 2010 9:04 pm
Sorry,but together they remind me of Moe,Larry and Shemp or the hear no,see no and speak no monkeys. The Smirk,the Cigar and the One have not served us well.
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These incredible recipes for lentils include creamy soups, vegetarian curries, bright salads and more.
These incredible recipes for lentils include creamy soups, vegetarian curries, bright salads and more.
Bloggers Melissa and Jasmine Hemsley serve these creamy, superflavorful lentils with vibrant toppings: spice-cooked onions, red chiles and chopped cilantro.
"I love lentils: They're packed with protein, very filling and a good source of iron," says Jill Donenfeld. Eat these stewy lentils as a light lunch or serve alongside Donenfeld's roasted cauliflower with raisins.
It's two salads in one—a hearty, spicy mixture of lentils and eggplant and a crisp, cool combination of cucumber and tomato. Each is fine by itself, but they're even better when served together.
Both the beets and their greens are used in this hearty lentil salad, which has a delicious tart and creamy lemon dressing.
A good-quality, at least slightly hot mustard from France, Germany, or England is the perfect accompaniment for this. Put a dollop on your plate and dip each forkful into it.
SoupCycle in Portland, Oregon, offers soups with wacky names ranging from Flemish Farm (a vegan take on French onion soup) to Who Framed Ginger Rabbit (carrot soup with ginger). Owners Jed Lazar and Shauna Lambert call this lentil soup Pot of For Goodness Sake! because the ingredients are so healthy.
Jerry Traunfeld uses French-style lentils grown in eastern Washington and Idaho. Sometimes he likes to use Moroccan mint, which is like spearmint but a little bit more spicy and savory. Home cooks can use any good French green lentils and regular mint for this hearty main-course salad.
Turkey is not only a soporific but a source of iron, zinc, potassium and B vitamins.
As they cook, the lentils and linguine slurp up much of the vegetable-flavored broth, leaving a thick and hearty soup. Of course, if the soup is too thick for your taste, just stir in a little extra water.
Many of Madhur Jaffrey's books have an Indian slant, but she's most famous for her 1999 tome Madhur Jaffrey's World Vegetarian. While she often follows the Indian tradition of serving several small dishes together, the lentil-vegetable curry here is a Western-style main course. Eaten over rice with yogurt, it's a very satisfying meal.
Vadouvan is a curry spice blend combining curry leaves, mustard seeds, shallots and garlic. At GT Fish & Oyster in Chicago, chef Giuseppe Tentori tops vadouvan lentils with Tasmanian ocean trout.
Sophie Dahl fondly refers to this dish as Paris Mash because she used to make it in Paris while visiting an artist friend, Annie Morris. With herbs and a scattering of mâche (a sweet and tender green), the stewy lentils become a perfect combination of soup and salad. French green lentils work best here, because they hold their shape when cooked.
One of Defne Koryürek's favorite homemade sausages includes beef, lamb, red peppers and garlic; she loves eating it alongside a creamy salad of lentils, roasted peppers and sautéed pears. The recipe is also delicious when prepared with spicy, rich merguez sausage.
Spinach serves two purposes here: Half of the leaves are shredded and wilted with the warm lentils, while the rest is dressed and makes a base for the salad. For the cheese, choose a good-quality aged white or yellow cheddar; its sharp flavor will perfectly contrast the lentils' earthiness.
Cook the broccoli rabe in a separate pan, not in the soup pot. That way, any excess bitterness from the vegetable goes down the drain with the cooking water rather than into the soup. You'll find, though, that a bit of bite enlivens the lentils.
A center-cut salmon fillet is best for roasting because it is uniform in shape and thickness and cooks more evenly than an end piece. Served on a bed of lentils that have been simmered with vegetables and bits of bacon, it's to die for.
The inspiration for chef Tom Fundaro's garlicky lentil soup is the traditional cotechino pork sausage from the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, where it's cooked slowly until moist and almost sticky, then served over creamy lentils. Fundaro's recipe skews pan-European, with French lentils, Manchego cheese and any really good garlic sausage.
Simmering the broth with a Parmesan rind gives the soup an even richer taste than sprinkling the cheese on top.
During her stay in Bangladesh, Naomi Duguid fell in love with dals (soupy lentil dishes) known as tok dal, or tart dal. "They all have an intriguing balance of tartness from tamarind and lime, and sweetness from slow-cooked onions." While asparagu isn't a traditional ingredient, Duguid was inspired to add it because Bangladesh is so fertile, and many green vegetables grow there.
This hearty soup, with its lentils and sausage, seems made for savory. For a special version, use imported Vertes du Puy lentils, which have a rich, earthy flavor. A firm whole-grain bread would be ideal alongside.
A dinner of Brussels sprouts, turnips, carrots, and lentils may sound more like a punishment than a treat, but believe us—the combination is delicious. In fact, the general effect is actually rather delicate.


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Advanced Home Care Acquires Pamlico Medical
Advanced Home Care is pleased to announce that we have acquired Pamlico Medical, a joint venture between Vidant Health System and Lenoir Hospital, based in Washington, North Carolina. Pamlico Medical has been a quality provider of home health care equipment, supplies, and services in Eastern and Coastal North Carolina. Acquiring Pamlico Medical further strengthens Advanced […]Read the whole article.
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Right-click and save the coupons below. Print them out and bring them into any of our locations!Read the whole article.
AHC Goes Red for Heart Health
The corporate Wellness Team at Advanced Home Care encouraged employees to wear red on Friday, February 6, 2009, as part of National Wear Red Day. The event is dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of heart disease on women.Read the whole article.
AHC In HomeCare Elite
Advanced Home Care is privileged to have four of its home health locations in the 2009 HomeCare Elite: Burlington, Charlotte, Concord, and Gastonia.Read the whole article.
AHC Gives Back to Burlington Resident
Advanced Home Care positively impacts the life of a Burlington, NC. man, Charles Pennix – who saving up to purchase a motorized wheelchair in order to go back to school to pursue his degree.Read the whole article.


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Hajj Guide Complete
Being vitally important acts of worship, Hajj carry great significance in Islam. Millions of Islamic brothers and sisters visit the Holy Places of Makkah and Madina every year with the intention of performing Hajj. Considering it as a need of time, the IT department of Sanctuary Tech has introduced this application with new features. ►Comprehensiv…
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Diaphragmatic breathing or belly breathing is recommended to the kids and the adults who are suffering from pulmonary illness, stress and asthma. Adults can easily opt for diaphragmatic breathing as they know its necessity, but in case of kids it is quite hard task to achieve. The reason being it is a monotonous task which, kids usually do not enjoy. If you are having any kid, who has any medical issue which requires for belly breathing, then you must opt for breathing toys or breathing games.
Breathing toys and games – boon for kids
The breathing games are especially designed for the kids who are seven years old or above. These games are controlled via mobile and computer. They have animated three-d characters, which keep the kids entertained and attracted. The berthing rate of kids is monitored and breathing-guidance is also provided to the kids.
These breathing games are not only recommended for the kids suffering from any medical issue, but also for normal kids. The reason behind is that an improper breathing results in low oxygen in the body, which in turns makes your kid clumsy, unfocussed etc. These breathing exercises help the kid to opt for healthy breathing.
These games help you to train your kids and have longer exhalation. The best part is that they make use of the basic technique of breathing that is pursed-lip breathing.
In addition to breathing games, breathing toys are also approaching the market. The best part of these breathing toys is that they do not require mobile device or the tablet, but yes they can be configured via tab, android etc. You can visit www.breathinglabs.com/business-partners, in order to purchase various breathing toys or breathing games. With breathing toys and games, you can easily help your kid to practice longer exhalation and proper breathing techniques, without any force, as he will enjoy doing his exercise.


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During fantasy baseball drafts this spring many owners loaded up players from the Los Angeles Dodgers. The team had a new owner in Magic Johnson and spent millions bringing in big names. However, right now the team has a miserable 22-28 record and couldn't be putting together a more disappointing season.
Several key players on the team have already had trips to the disabled list, which can be deadly for fantasy owners. Stars like SP Zach Greinke (broken collarbone), SP Josh Beckett (groin) 2B Mark Ellis (strained quadriceps), SP Chad Billingsley (elbow), SP Chris Capuano (strained calf), SS Hanley Ramirez (thumb/hamstring), and SP Ted Lilly (rib cage) have all been placed on the shelf at some point in 2013.
Even franchise pitcher, Clayton Kershaw, has been a victim to the LA Fantasy Plague. He currently has the best ERA (1.68) in all of baseball and the southpaw has been dominating opposing hitters. Unfortunately, he is currently getting the third lowest run support (2.45) in the majors and the 2013 LA curse has once again hobbled the fantasy community. Kershaw still has a 5-3 record, but with a little more run support the 2011 NL Cy Young Award Winner could easily be 7-0 right now.
Offensively, the team is towards the bottom in nearly every category as well. Los Angeles is currently ranked 29th in runs scored with only 175. They are ranked 29th in slugging percentage (.371) and 13th in team batting average (.258). They are also ranked 28th in the majors with only 26 home runs this season.
It is mind-boggling to think that a team with Matt Kemp, Adrian Gonzalez, Hanley Ramirez, and Andre Ethier could be hitting so few home runs. However, the stats don't lie and the power foursome has combined to hit just 13 home runs so far through the 2013 season. Han-Ram may have been hurt for most of the year, but the total is still very difficult to look at. Many people drafted these guys to be cornerstones of their franchises and they have since become mediocre sluggers at best.
Even both of the team's main relievers have horrendous numbers at the moment. Closer Brandon League has 11 saves this season, but he has two loses, a 4.66 ERA, 1.34 WHIP, and two blown saves. Not exactly numbers that warrant starting in the pen in fantasy leagues.
Setup man, Kenley Jansen, hasn't faired well either, as he has a 1-3 record in 22.1 innings of relief work. To make matters worse, Jansen has only two saves, a 3.28 ERA, and has even blown a save of his own. This has just been the story of the Dodgers season so far.
From the first pitch to the last out, it has been a non-stop headache for any fantasy owners with the Blue Bombers on their team this season.
Adam McGill is the Senior Fantasy Sports Writer at Rant Sports. Follow him on Twitter @adammcgill83, like him on Facebook, or add him to you networks on Google here or here.


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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-310?page=comments#action_66100 ] Mamta A. Satoor commented on DERBY-310: --------------------------------------- The functionality of updatable resultset for Network Server is similar to what Embedded Derby supports, with the exception of following differences 1)DNC requires that there be at least one column in the select list from the target table. eg select 1, 2 from t1 for update of c11 will fail in Network Server because driver looks at both the columns in the select list and it can't determine the target table for update/delete looking at those columns' metadata. This is not required by embedded driver. There is test for this (Positive Test2 in updatableResultSet.java). 2)Embedded driver allows Statement name change when there is an open resultset on that statement object. DNC driver does not supported that. (Positive Test8a and Test8b in updatableResultSet.java ) 3)(Positive Test20) Embedded driver allows updateString on SMALLINT, INTEGER, BIGINT, DECIMAL datatypes. DNC doesn't. Embedded driver support updateBytes on CHAR, VARCHAR, LONG VARCHAR datatypes. DNC doesn't Embedded driver support updateTime on TIMESTAMP datatypes. DNC doesn't Embedded driver supports updateObject with null value. DNC doesn't DNC does not support updateClob and updateBlob > Document and/or change Derby client code to match behavior with Embedded driver where possible. > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-310 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-310 > Project: Derby > Type: Bug > Components: Documentation, JDBC > Versions: 10.1.0.0 > Reporter: Satheesh Bandaram > Priority: Minor > > There are some behavior differences between Derby client and embedded JDBC drivers. Change Derby client code to match embedded behavior or document some of these differences. > Please add any differences found to this Jira entry to keep track of known differences. Some of the known issues are: > * Derby-211 > * Derby-254 > * Updatable ResultSet differences. > Kathey Marsden also started this effort to compile known differences.(http://email@example.com%3e) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Before I took the plunge here on 25th September 2013 – click here, I existed at http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/. On 4th July 2009, as America celebrated its Independence Day, I found a place to express my freedom and not just the freedom of speech.
It meant a lot more to me in many ways. And now I think it may make sense to take others too through a journey which I surely didn't take alone. Not all may enjoy it now, but I had fun living it and sure having fun sharing it too.
The first step was of course taking the plunge – WordPress: Taking The Plunge http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2009/07/
Formula 1 was my love, Michael Schumacher topped the list and my initial blogs reflected that. And as luck would have had it, he decided to return to F1 when I started to blog.
- Schumi; Somethings Are Not Meant To Be, At least Not Yet – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/schumi-somethings-are-not-meant-to-be-atleast-not-yet/
- Schumi All Set To Return To The Racing Track – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2009/08/08/schumi-all-set-to-return-to-the-racing-track/
WorldSpace decided to off air and it was a setback and I had to talk about it. WorldSpace To Go Off Air In – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2009/12/26/worldspace-to-go-off-air-in-2010/
2010 was the first full year of blogging
2010 Formula 1 season started and so did my back-to-back blogs – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/04/
This is what happened in F1 in May 2010 – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2011/05/
And then we talked about movies through some historical quotes –
Think You Are A Movie Buff?Tell Me The Movies! http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/05/18/think-you-are-a-movie-buff-tell-me-the-movies/
And the Movie Buffs are… http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/05/21/and-the-movie-buffs-are/
In fact I would like to talk you about this again, albeit totally afresh. Hmm, there's an idea for my next blog.
Exactly 4 years ago I predicted Spain to be the FIFA World Cup 2010 winner – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/fifa-world-cup-wimbledon-and-favorite-formula-1/
And my understanding of Formula 1 also increased – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/06/01/your-biggest-rival-is-your-teammate/
I did share my views on few other topics like Patriotism, funny isn't it? – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2010/08/12/patriotism-funny-isn%E2%80%99t-it/
There was nothing more in 2010, and 2011 was around the corner
F1 was there so was football, but 2011 was also the year people remember for saying "I was there when Sachin won the Cricket World Cup" and my blogs talked about it all.
Cricket didn't start on a high – ICC Cricket World Cup 2011; who is asking who will win? – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2011/02/15/icc-cricket-world-cup-2011-who-is-asking-who-will-win/
And they said they did for him – ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: 'We did it for Sachin' – http://mishrarohit.com/we-did-it-for-sachin-when-india-won-icc-cricket-world-cup-2011/
Going by number of blogs, Formula 1 did rule the space. And my brother was not happy with too much F1 he was forced to read – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2011/06/14/formula-1-2011-season-vs-nikhil-mishra/
So I thought why not change the mood. After all, Life is not always fair, it can (or can it) be black too! – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2011/08/06/life-is-not-always-fair-it-can-or-can-it-be-black-too/
And then F1 came to India and I watched it, on TV and that's how I ended my year of blogging too – Formula 1 Indian GP to keep its date – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2011/10/21/formula-1-indian-gp-to-keep-its-date/
2012 was going to be crucial
And so it did at many levels. Some different things, some innovations and some usual stuff.
My dear friend Pawan made some YouTube videos, and I talked about one of them. A budding singer – Pawan Sharma – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2012/05/26/a-budding-singer-pawan-sharma/
I made the QR code for my blog. – QR code for my blog.. http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2012/09/02/qr-code-for-my-blog/
Started writing about my travels – did 15000 of road trips, all of which I migrated here already. http://mishrarohit.com/category/uncategorized/
2013 was also interesting
I had varied experiences in 2013, quite a few were disappointing.
I talked about how some banking and phone companies get it all wrong and end up making your life miserable.
Banks and Mobile Service Providers – Please Do Not Disturb Them – http://rohitmishraa.wordpress.com/2013/02/01/banks-and-mobile-service-providers-please-do-not-disturb-them/
Though most of the stuff I moved here eventually. My experiences from that time you can now find here, though some of these were originally shared there.
Any how, putting it all together here is kind of a relief. It all stays where it should and could be and you can enjoy the stuff as you like it.


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What a Beast. I forgot to change the camera setting so it is a little washed out
Lucky guy!
Last year I was forced to rent a tree climber, to get down my drone.
you flew with 2 broken props?
Lucky You
Missed it the first time around as I skipped forward too fast. You're very lucky that the Inspire held on until you were able to land. Your heart must have been pumping when you saw this on screen. Cheers
Helluva job gettin the BEAST home
damn! Tree branches are a nuisance. Branches brought down my phantom 2 a few times.
Amazing. People freaking out about props flying off and you get back down with BROKEN props- like nothing ever happened. People are having inspires drifting and running away and you nail a tree, get it to fly out, and it's fly as though it was a kiss on the cheek. Amazing. You might want to fly higher than the trees- much higher, lol. That other drone was mocking you. Kick the crap outa that drone next time. And tell whoever that is to wear pants in snow, not shorts. That could have started the trouble right there
thanks for all the comments. I was completely amazed at the fact that the props were broken because its Flew like there was nothing wrong. I would like to claim that I recovered it on my own but it actually corrected itself and stabilize so I could bring it back. It was completely and a pilot error because I thought I was higher than I was. Just goes to show you that this is a beast
stupid spell check
Not that I would try intentionally flying with only two props but it is nice to know that we do have a chance if one flies off due to the claims of people possibly losing one whether it's true or not
Sorry to burst your bubble but if a prop comes off, there is no chance of it coming down good. It cannot compensate for the loss of a prop.
Well...define broken props phantom. If you LOSE a prop in flight you're done for.
I think you approached the trees at a level that should have provided enough clearance, but the drone lost a few feet as you flew it forward. I experienced a little of that same behavior on my Inspire 1's maiden flight today. Something to look out for.
Yes I would think you would be done for but he managed somehow I would love to see pics of the props
if this lil guy has the algorithm maybe we do too blowing bubbles....
The Inspire does not have enough power to weight ratio to be able to do what that quad is doing above.
I too would like to see how broken the props were in the OP's original post - presumably you mean chipped or cracked?
The more i watch this video, them more I am convinced this thing's name should be The Beast. My Blade 350 QX2 is bad ass flyer...but a hit like this in the trees would have abruptly ended its flight path...
Always wishful thinking lol


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This is the story about my first Shen Gaoren kill.
I remembered that day when I finished the "State of Crisis" quest.Just before the "Objective Cleared" was about to appear and the Shen Gaoren was about to do an Acid Blast, I preesed the Dragonator button and I found out that the Shen Gaoren was dead and I never got a carve beacuse the "Objective Cleared" sign appeared.LOL!!!!!!!!
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In this piledriver a wrestler will bend his / her opponent forward, placing the opponent's head between the wrestler's legs (a standing head scissors), and hooks each of the opponent's arms behind the opponent's back. He / she then pulls back on the opponent's arms lifting him/her up so that the opponent is held upside down facing in the same direction as the wrestler, the wrestler then drops to a sitting or kneeling position dropping the opponent's head into the mat.
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Mildred Trouillot (born 1963) is a Haitian-American lawyer who married Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the former President of Haiti, in 1996.
Both her father, Emile, and mother, Carmelle, were natives of Haiti. He left Haiti in 1958, she in 1960. They found work in New York, where Emile worked in a steel factory. Carmelle worked as a laboratory technician. Here, they gave birth to Mildred. Mildred grew up in the Bronx. She graduated from St. Barnabas High School, City College of New York, and the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Mildred Trouillot practiced commercial litigation for the Manhattan law firm of Robinson, Silverman, Pearce, Aronsohn, and Berman. She met Aristide at a lecture he gave in 1992. In 1994, she went to work for Aristide's government in exile in Washington, DC. She wrote speeches and did legal work for Aristide's government.
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