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I spent Thursday in Kiryat Gat, Kiryat Malachi, Ashkelon and Sderot–the Israeli cities under Hamas fire. I spoke to dozens of Israelis; support for Operation Pillar of Defense was unanimous, though no one thought it would bring lasting peace. Most felt it would bring temporary quiet; many believe that Israel needs to reoccupy the Gaza Strip.
At a commercial center in Kiryat Malachi, a short walk from the apartment building where three Israelis were killed Thursday morning by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip, an elderly man selects tomatoes at a small produce stand. The 74-year-old man, who immigrated to Israel from Algeria with his family when he was a teenager and who does not wish to be identified, says that he is not worried about additional rockets.
"I'm safe here," he says, as he examines a tomato, "I'm following the [Israeli Army Home Front Command's] directions and doing what they say. So there's no problem."
The father of six and grandfather of nine said that he like most Israelis support "Operation Pillar of Defense," which has taken the life of 15 Palestinian residents of Gaza since it began on Wednesday.
"I support our [army] officers, Defense Minister [Ehud Barak], and Prime Minister [Benjamin Netanyahu]," he adds.
Two men, sipping beer out of plastic cups outside of a nearby cell phone accessories store, voice similar feelings.
Eli Chalilo, a 38-year-old who emigrated from Uzbekistan with his parents when he was 18, says, "Right now we feel fine, but this morning was a little stressful." He adds that his house is just 200 meters from the building that was hit by a rocket.
Chalilo, who is currently unemployed, wears a white sweat suit and sunglasses. He sent his two children to family in Jerusalem because he is worried about their safety. But, he adds, he is not concerned about his own security. He points to the sky, "God's up there."
The two men are joined by Eli Pozielov, 31, the owner of the cell phone accessories store. The father to three children, aged three, four and five, says, "My kids are crying. They're scared, I'm scared, I don't know what to do, where to go."
His wife works in Ashdod and, with schools and kindergartens closed, Pozielov left the children with his sister so he could come to work. But, "no one's coming to the store [to buy anything]. People aren't going out of the house."
Pozielov feels the operation is necessary and thinks that Israeli ground forces need to enter the Gaza Strip. "We must, we must. We have to do like we did during Operation Cast Lead but this time stronger."
He adds that Israel needs to reoccupy the Gaza Strip. When asked about the 1.7 million Palestinians who live there, he answers, "They got used to it already."
Chalilo jumps in, "The Arabs are like donkeys."
"Like animals," Pozeilov agrees.
"You have to give them a beating so they won't raise their heads," Chalilo continues, adding that he knows what he's talking about because he came from a Muslim-majority country.
When asked about his experience living in Uzbekistan, however, he admits, "Everything was fine."
But Israelis can't live with Arabs or Muslims, Chalilo insists, "Because this is the Jewish state. It's our country."
Although a four-year-old and seven-year-old were killed in the Gaza Strip by Israeli army fire, both men insist that "Operation Pillar of Defense" is "pointed" and that "only terrorists" are dying.
Esti, a 31-year-old math teacher, was home with her children Thursday morning when a missile fired from Gaza hit Kiryat Gat. The bomb shelter attached to her building was locked, she says, so she and the children stood in the stairwell.
When asked how she feels in the wake of the strike, Esti, a religious woman who wears modest clothes and a wig to cover her hair, says, "The messiah needs to come."
She adds that the army needs to enter Gaza "to show [the Palestinians] who is really in control."
Like the men in nearby Kiryat Malachi, she feels that Israel should reoccupy Gaza or, "do something absolute to finish [the conflict with the Palestinians]."
"We're suffering [from rocket fire] now," she continues, "but someone who lives in Gaza is suffering [from Israeli fire] all the time. For how long now? So we have to find a solution. If the solution is an occupation, it's an occupation."
When asked about the implications for Israel's demographics—wouldn't reoccupying Gaza mean that a Jewish minority is ruling over a Palestinian majority?—Esti answers, "I don't know. The solution has to come from above. We're just people."
She looks towards her kids, including a little blonde boy who wears a colorful, embroidered kippah (religious skullcap), who are sitting on play horses inside the dark, deserted mall. Only the food court is open. "The people there [in Gaza] also have children," Esti says. "There are people there who want to live a normal life and an occupation would give them a chance to [do so]."
Despite the fact that Palestinian citizens of the state receive disproportionately less resources and face discrimination in both the public and private sectors in Israel, Esti points to them as an example. "Look at the Arabs in Ramle. They have work, they're living well."
"I think the solution is to occupy Gaza and then manage it like a normal state, give them their rights and benefits."
A handful of Israelis have gathered on a lookout point outside of Sderot. From here, they can see smoke rising from the Gaza Strip. Two men drink beer and eat potato chips; I'm there to cover Israeli reactions for Al Jazeera English and, when I ask the men if they are willing to be interviewed by AJE, they curse. A few boys joke that they have come "to see the fireworks."
But Amos, a 53-year-old mechanic from Sderot, says that he felt scared and anxious alone in his home with the siren going off. His ex-wife and son live in Jerusalem. So he came to the look-out because he feels safer here.
The siren goes off in Sderot moments before I enter the small, depressed city in the south of Israel. I'm with a group of journalists and Phil Weiss, who is driving, stops the car. I crouch alongside a rear door, as though the thin metal could defend me from a missile. The Iron Dome defense system intercepts the rockets fired from Gaza, rendering them white puffs in the sky above my head.
When we enter Sderot, I see that the streets are mostly empty, save for African refugees milling about near a bomb shelter and a few families that have ventured out for food. Cars rush through town, pausing at stop signs.
Bert Luski, an unemployed factory worker, stands outside of a restaurant that serves falafel and other Middle Eastern foods.
Luski, 56, remembers the days that he worked alongside Palestinians from Gaza. Although he got along fine with the laborers, he says, "They don't understand peace. They want to take our girls, our money, our houses, our pants."
Despite "suffering 12 years" of rocket fire, Luski says he's not scared and he won't leave Sderot. "What, every time someone throws a stone, I should run from here? That's absurd."
"If Bibi Netanyahu stops now, he'll be making a mistake," he adds.
While interviewees disagreed on the goals of "Operation Pillar of Defense" and they also disagreed as to who is responsible for rocket fire from the Gaza Strip—with some blaming the Israeli government itself—all called the offensive necessary. But they also agreed that the current round of fighting is unlikely to bring peace.
A version of this article was first published in Al Jazeera English.


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10 Things Southerners Always Have on Their Breakfast Table
Nearly every Southerner we spoke to said that one thing was always, always, always on their breakfast table: biscuits. "There are a lot of opinions around the best grits and the best biscuits, but having them on the table is what makes it a Southern meal," said Ashley Mitchell of South Carolina. She mentioned that biscuit sandwiches are a great grab-and-go breakfast, but there are plenty of fixings for the table, too.For the Southern Biscuits recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Sausage Gravy
"Gravy is not just a Southern favorite, it's also a mainstay for the Southern breakfast table. There are several thick and creamy gravies to choose from," chef Jennifer Hill Booker of Georgia said. "Truth be told, we never turn down gravy - especially at breakfast, where we can pour it over everything and dig in." Sausage gravy is the most signature of the Southern gravies.For the Spicy Biscuits and Gravy recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Chocolate Gravy
Culinary director Johnathan Flores and executive banquet chef Wade Goodmay of Texas Christian University highlighted chocolate gravy, a true Southern staple seldom seen outside the region. "It turns beloved biscuits into a sweet dish with quick and simple chocolate gravy enjoyed by both children and adults," they said. We can get behind that!For the Buttermilk Biscuits With Melted Chocolate recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
While chocolate gravy and sausage gravy are scrumptious, those dishes are not a particularly healthy thing to eat literally every day. And nothing goes better with biscuits than jam. "A good jam or preserve to put on a biscuit goes a long way," Mitchell mentioned. "Especially if it's a homemade one!"For the Quick and Easy Jam recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Chicken and Waffles
Susanna Williams of the Inn at Patrick Square in South Carolina swears by chicken and waffles. Though this dish originated up north, this soul food classic is beloved in the South. "It's like having breakfast and dinner all at one time. Make sure the chicken is always fried. You never want to serve grilled chicken and waffles as a Southern breakfast," Williams noted.For the Fried Chicken and Waffles recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Country Ham
"In Tennessee where I lived for 27 years, [a Southern breakfast is] country ham. I make a joke about country ham that it is a way to get a little meat with your salt," Southerner Mary Joye told us. For the uninitiated, country ham is salt-cured (and sometimes smoked), resulting in a heavily salty taste that goes great with biscuits, eggs, cheese and other breakfast staples.
For the Pimento Cheese Biscuits With Country Ham recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Fried Potatoes
"Fried potatoes are a must on the Southern breakfast table, and there are no rules on how they're prepared. Of course there is the classic hash browns, diced potatoes and cottage fries. If I'm having guests for breakfast or brunch, (we Southerners love brunch), then I'll add some onions, bell pepper and toss in some fresh herbs towards the end," Atlanta chef Jennifer Booker revealed. She noted even french fries are fair game for the breakfast table. They are fried potatoes, after all!For the Traditional Hash Browns recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Nearly every Southerner we emailed with named one dish that is a true Southern staple: grits. "Grits are another thing the rest of the world takes for granted as a breakfast food but they're really quite versatile outside of shrimp and grits. Typically my family would load them up with butter, cheese, and bacon and then top it with an egg for a filling breakfast. Or you can serve it with a little sugar for a sweet take on grits," Cynthia Hoyt of Darling Down South said. "There's really no wrong way to go with making grits, unless you try to make them healthy. They need flavor, and flavor comes from fat."For the True Grits recipe, click here.iStockphoto.com
Johnny Cakes
Johnny Cakes are a twist on the pancake you won't find much outside of the South. What are they exactly? "Similar to pancakes, these are more like a thin fried cornbread. Eat like pancakes with maple syrup or a pat of butter," Flores and Goodmay said.For the Cross-Country Johnny Cakes recipe, click here.Robyn Lea
Pecan Breakfast Buns
Southern breakfasts are heavy on the savory side, but you need something sweet to balance it all out! And at least in Texas, that means pecans. Flores and Goodmay recommended pecan raisin bread and pecan coffee cake, but we think these easy pecan breakfast buns are the perfect sweet bite. And once you're done making your way through a Southern breakfast, consider these 50 other Southern dishes for every meal of the day.For the Pecan Breakfast Buns recipe, click here.More From The Daily Meal:Dishes You'll Only Find in the South
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|Common Name:
|Brazilian Black
|Year of Discovery:
|Brazil and Uruguay
|Tarantula World:
|New World
|Terrestrial, opportunistic burrowing species.
|Docile, rarely flick urticating hairs.
|Slow, this species reaches 6"- 7" with a stocky body
|Experience Level:
|Can be handled, but always use caution. It is recommended to sit close to the floor when handling any species. If your Tarantula falls to the ground it can be fatal, their exoskeleton is very fragile. Be careful!
|60 - 70 %
|Any enclosure from 10-20 gallon will work, with more floor area and less height for an adult specimen. Provide a hiding spot, a flower pot or wood bark can be used. Be creative, there are lots of different ways to make a hide for a Tarantula. Artificial plants are optional. When keeping this species in a larger enclosure make sure to add enough substrate to prevent any injuries from a potential fall.
|Coconut choir (Eco Earth) and/or Peat Moss, you may make a mix of coconut choir and Peat Moss (75/25). Avoid any Evergreen woods (Cypress, Reptile Bark, or forest mix) inside of the enclosure. Evergreens contain natural insecticidal oils that can harm your Tarantula if exposed long enough.
|Crickets, roaches, meal worms, wax worms, and giant worms. Please do not offer wild caught prey, as it may contain pesticides which can harm your Tarantula.
|Make sure to offer a water bowl, the size should be half the size of the species. Do not use any sponges, cotton balls or paper towel or water crystals inside of water bowl, just clean water. Small rocks may be added to help avoid drowning prey. Clean the water bowl at least once a week, or when you feel it is necessary. Crickets or roaches may end up dead in the water, in which case you should clean it right away. Spiderlings can have a water bowl (a water bottle cap works well) when they are about 1.5. Prior to that you can mist one side of the enclosure wall 1-2 times a week, and keep the substrate moist; do not over wet it.
|It has been said that this species can live up to 20 years if well cared for. No formal record has been made yet.
|Maturity female:
|5-6 years, this is only an estimate.
|Maturity male/ Tibial Apophysis:
|4-5 years, this is only an estimate. Yes, on first pair of legs. Mature males have been known to live two years or more.
|Communal Setup:
|Not recommended for this species.
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|The overall coloration of this species is a deep black with a blue hue. The setae often have faint white tips giving the tarantula a very slick glossy appearance.
|In the Wild:
|Grammostola pulchra is a terrestrial tarantula native to the Pampas (temperate grasslands covering some 777,000 square kilometers) of Brazil and Uruguay. The Uruguayan savanna is a subtropical grassland, also known as the Brazilian-Uruguayan savanna, one of three Pampa Eco-regions, lying east of the Uruguay River in the South Temperate Zone, and includes all of Uruguay and the southern portion of Brazil's state of Rio Grande do Sul.
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| Make sure never to keep a Tarantula enclosure directly in the sun. No additional light is necessary for your Tarantulas habitat; natural lighting is perfectly fine. Although, Grammostola pulchra do seem to enjoy basking near a light source.
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Chrissy Teigen, Target Team Up for a 'Cravings'-Inspired Kitchenware Line
Everyone wants to live and cook like Chrissy Teigen, but not everyone can afford to have a kitchen stocked with every single piece of cookware possible quite like the cookbook author, mother of two, Twitter pro and all-around likable woman. Or can they? Yes, in a dream come true, the "Lip Sync Battle" host has teamed up with Target to launch her very own line of kitchenware and tabletop decorations.
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According to Target, Teigen will launch the Cravings by Chrissy Teigen collection at Target stores nationwide and Target.com on September 30.View this post on Instagram
The home goods line will be completely packed full of everything you need to eat, drink, cook and entertain like you're John Legend's wife. The Cravings by Chrissy Teigen line will include cutlery, glassware, serving platters and bowls, sheet pans, Dutch ovens, knives and more.And you don't have to have a supermodel's salary to afford to cook like Chrissy, either. The 40-item collection will range in price from $4 (for drinkware) to $140 (for a 12-piece cookware set).
Teigen's kitchenware at Target is launching in conjunction with her second cookbook, "Cravings: Hungry For More." The follow-up to her smash hit 2016 recipe collection "Cravings" is due out on September 18. Between the new cookbook, the kitchen goods line and her adorable family, it's easy to see why the food world loves Chrissy Teigen.


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text: ICFEM 2013 CALL FOR PAPERS 15th International Conference on Formal Engineering Methods (ICFEM 2013) Queenstown, New Zealand, 29 October - 1 November 2013 http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/icfem2013/ The 15th International Conference on Formal Engineering Methods (ICFEM 2013= ) will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Queenstown, New Zealand from 29= October to 1 November 2013. Since 1997, ICFEM has been serving as an inter= national forum for researchers and practitioners who have been seriously ap= plying formal methods to practical applications. Researchers and practition= ers, from industry, academia, and government, are encouraged to attend, and= to help advance the state of the art. We are interested in work that has b= een incorporated into real production systems, and in theoretical work that= promises to bring practical and tangible benefit. ICFEM 2013 is organized and sponsored by The University of Auckland and wil= l be held in the world renowned travel destination - Queenstown. Around 1.9= million visitors are drawn to Queenstown each year to enjoy their own unfo= rgettable travel experience. We are looking forward to your submissions and= participation. SCOPE AND TOPICS Submissions related to the following principal themes are encouraged, but a= ny topics relevant to the field of formal methods and their practical appli= cations will also be considered. + Abstraction and refinement + Formal specification and modeling + Program analysis + Software verification + Software model checking + Formal approaches to software testing + Formal methods for self-adaptive systems + Formal methods for object and component systems + Formal methods for concurrent and real-time systems + Formal methods for cloud computing and cyber-physical systems + Formal methods for software safety, security, reliability and dependabili= ty + Tool development, integration and experiments involving verified systems + Formal methods used in certifying products under international standards + Formal model-based development and code generation SUBMISSION AND PUBLICATION Submissions to the conference must not have been published or be concurrent= ly considered for publication elsewhere. 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Supplementary dataset: Aridification signatures from middle–late Eocene pollen indicate widespread drying across the Tibetan Plateau after 40 Ma
Qin Yuan, Natasha Barbolini
Raw pollen counts and full pollen diagram from the RZ section, Nangqian Basin, Tibet, China
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Social Indicators of Working Conditions Database
Ángela García Alaminos
This database compiles five indicators regarding working conditions: fatal occupational injuries, non-fatal occupational injuries, forced labour, part-time employment and temporary employment. Each of the five indicators is provided for 44 regions according to WIOD Release 2016 regional structure and is disaggregated by economic activity according to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) Rev. 3. Therefore, this dataset is suitable to be introduced as a social satellite account in a multi-regional input-output model. Data has been compiled from official sources as ILOSTAT, EUROSTAT or OECD Data among others. Data coming from different databases have been homogenized, and in some cases estimation has been required. Main sources are specified in the dataset. For further information about the generation process of the dataset, please check García-Alaminos Á, Monsalve F, Zafrilla J, Cadarso MA (2020) Unmasking social distant damage of developed regions' lifestyle: A decoupling analysis of the indecent labour footprint. PLOS ONE 15(4): e0228649. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0228649. For any question, you can contact the author at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Stephens' kangaroo rat artificial light impacts on foraging data
Debra Shier, Thea Wang, Alicia Bird
Modification of nighttime light levels by artificial illumination (artificial light at night; ALAN) is a rapidly increasing form of human disturbance that affects natural environments worldwide. Light in natural environments influences a variety of physiological and ecological processes directly and indirectly and, as a result, the effects of light pollution on species, communities and ecosystems are emerging as significant. Small prey species may be particularly susceptible to ALAN as it makes them more conspicuous and thus more vulnerable to predation by visually oriented predators. Understanding the effects of disturbance like ALAN is especially important for threatened or endangered species as impacts have the potential to impede recovery, but due to low population numbers inherent to at-risk species, disturbance is rarely studied. The endangered Stephens' kangaroo rat (SKR), Dipodomys stephensi, is a nocturnal rodent threatened by habitat destruction from urban expansion. The degree to which ALAN impacts their recovery is unknown. In this study, we examined the effects of ALAN on SKR foraging decisions across a gradient of light intensity for two types of ALAN, flood and bug lights (756 vs 300 lumen, respectfully) during full and new moon conditions. We found that ALAN decreased probability of resource patch depletion compared to controls. Moreover, lunar illumination, distance from the light source and light type interacted to alter SKR foraging. Under the new moon, SKR were consistently more likely to deplete patches under control conditions, but there was an increasing probability of patch depletion with distance from the source of artificial light. The full moon dampened SKR foraging activity and the effect of artificial lights. Our study underscores that ALAN reduces habitat suitability, and raises the possibility that ALAN may impede the recovery of at-risk nocturnal rodents. Main conclusion: Artificial light source, moon phase and distance to light interact to negatively impact foraging energetics of endangered kangaroo rats, which has implications for management and recovery of nocturnal prey species.
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Oceanization of the subcontinental lithospheric mantle recorded in the Yunzhug ophiolite, Central Tibetan Plateau
Rendeng Shi
Major element compositions of minerals (Ol, Opx, Cpx and Spl), whole-rock major- trace- and Re-Os isotopic compositions of the Yunzhug ophiolitic peridotites
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QNI Settlement Freedom 2010-2019
Dimitry Kochenov, Justin Lindeboom, Jacquelyn Veraldi
The Quality of Nationality Index (QNI) Settlement Freedom dataset contains the settlement freedom of virtually all nationalities in the world over the last 10 years (2010–2019). Settlement freedom is defined as the freedom of the holder of a particular nationality to have "full access" (that is, being able to freely work and live) to other territories than the one with which the nationality is associated, without being subject to substantive immigration requirements. For measuring Settlement Freedom, settlement in a particular country is considered possible if an adult holder of a nationality is allowed to work there without having to obtain a visa or with a visa acquired on arrival. Permission to work in that country is either not required or virtually automatic. The following factors are not considered in determining the freedom to settle in another country: entitlement to public pension systems; entitlement to health care; entitlement to social security benefits; ability of family members to join the person in question; specific skill qualifications that are required to perform certain professions, particularly of a qualitative nature, such as bar qualifications to practice as a lawyer, medical qualifications to practice as a doctor, or construction-worker qualifications. We also do not take into account any settlement freedom that is based on factors other than nationality itself, such as being in possession of a higher education diploma. We distinguish between Diversity of Settlement Freedom and Weight of Settlement Freedom. Diversity and Weight of Settlement Freedom each account for 15% of the overall score of a nationality in the QNI General Ranking (see Kälin and Kochenov's Quality of Nationality Index (D. Kochenov and J. Lindeboom eds., 2020)). Diversity of Settlement Freedom refers to the number of destinations to which the holder of a nationality has full access as defined above. Data is gathered through extensive research into the legal requirements for settlement throughout the world, complemented with expert consultation in all regions of the world. The more countries giving full-access settlement to the holder of a nationality, the higher that nationality's score is on Diversity of Settlement Freedom. All data is converted and normalized on the 0–15 scale. Weight of Settlement Freedom refers to the aggregate value of the destinations to which the holder of a nationality has full access. This aggregate value is based on the sum of weighted scores of those destinations on the QNI's "Human Development" and "Economic Strength" parameters (see in more detail, Kälin and Kochenov's Quality of Nationality Index 2020, p. 52–67). Each parameter accounts for 50% of the "destination value" of each destination. The sum of all these destination values becomes the Weight of Settlement Freedom for a given nationality. This sum is normalized on a 0–15 scale. For the Quality of Nationality Index dataset, see 10.17632/53zr7cfyrs.1.
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Childhood Mortality Rates in Zambia2015
Tobias Michelo
Data consists of Stata 12 data set of the Zambia Demographic Health Survey Data for the year 2013/14. The data set consist of childhood mortality rates as well as socioeconomic, demographic and cultural factors associated with the deaths of these children. Using a multivariate regression analysis, the study uses odds ratio to determine factors are associated with childhood deaths. However, the study uses marginal effects of these factors to determine the extent to which these factors influence childhood mortality. The data set further includes the do-files showing the commands that were run in coming up with the results.
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Hydra single-cell RNA-sequencing
Åsa Björklund
Pacemaker neurons exert control over neuronal circuit function by their intrinsic ability to generate rhythmic bursts of action potential. Recent work has identified rhythmic gut contractions in human, mice and hydra to be dependent on both neurons and the resident microbiota. However, little is known about the evolutionary origin of these neurons and their interaction with microbes. In this study, we identified and functionally characterized prototypical ANO/SCN/TRPM ion channel expressing pacemaker cells in the basal metazoan Hydra by using a combination of single-cell transcriptomics, immunochemistry, and functional experiments. Unexpectedly, these prototypical pacemaker neurons express a rich set of immune-related genes mediating their interaction with the microbial environment. Functional experiments validated a model of the evolutionary emergence of pacemaker cells as neurons using components of innate immunity to interact with the microbial environment and ion channels to generate rhythmic contractions. Data includes: Full count matrices for all the plates: - SS_038.rsem_counts.txt.gz - SS_039.rsem_counts.txt.gz - SS_040.rsem_counts.txt.gz Full expression matrix after cell filtering: raw_count_table_seurat_filter_cluster_ID_191009_SG.txt.gz Metadata with cluster assignment: cell_seurat_clusters_identity.txt.gz
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Characterization of nanocrystalline Ni-P alloy coatings electrodeposited at various current densities
Elhachmi Geuttaf Temam
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Modelo para Aferir a Hospitalidade a Bordo das Aeronaves do Transporte Aéreo Doméstico Brasileiro
Alexandre Faro Kaperaviczus, Airton Cavenaghi, Paulo Sergio Oliveira
Dados para análise fatorial exploratória para a composição do modelo de dados.
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Devonian-Carboniferous palynoflora
Daniel Tabara
Palynomorph assemblages and palynofacies analysis have been performed on several core samples from the Devonian–Carboniferous deposits identified in five wells located in the eastern part of the Moesian Platform. The investigated sections include, in ascending stratigraphic order, the Ţăndărei, Smirna, Călăraşi and Vlaşin formations. Based on stratigraphic distribution of key taxa identified (miospores, chitinozoans, acritarchs), seven biozone intervals (four for Devonian and three for Carboniferous) have been recognized. The oldest samples were dated as being part of the micrornatus-newportense (MN) – lower part of breconensis-zavallatus (BZ) interval zones (early Devonian), while the younger ones are assigned to the kosankei-varioreticulatus (KV) – nobilis-junior (NJ) interval zones (late Carboniferous). Palynofacies observations suggest a more distal depositional environment during the period between Lochkovian and Pragian times, followed by some proximal/fluvio-deltaic conditions in Emsian–early Eifelian (the top of Ţăndărei Formation). The upper Tournaisian to Serpukhovian sedimentary rocks of the Călăraşi and lower part of Vlaşin formations were deposited in inner neritic environments. Mud-dominated dysoxic/anoxic conditions prevailed in the Bashkirian, which were quickly succeeded by a deltaic deposition and oxidizing environments which persisted up to Moscovian. The lower Devonian terrestrial palynoflora is dominated by trilete spores which belong to the lowland vegetation of a non-forest mire palaeoecological group. The Carboniferous deposits yielded only terrestrial palynomorphs of various types of arborescent and herbaceous lycopsids and ferns, suggesting different habitats such as non-flooded wetlands or swamps within coastal plain and continental interiors. These assemblages of Carboniferous miospores are an indication of the neutral-humid climatic conditions which existed at the time of deposition.
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Hello. Like the majority here, I try to get to the range on a frequent basis. Some shooters are dedicated to a set regimen using a specific handgun or perhaps two while other folks shoot a wider variety of handguns.
In years past, I primarily shot a 9mm Hi Power but when I became a police officer worked with the DA-revolver as well. When I became a firearm instructor, I found myself shooting a considerably wider variety of service-style sidearms. These days, I find myself primarily shooting Hi Powers, 1911's, CZ75's, S&W revolvers and a few Glocks. To the best of my recollection, working with varied action-types has not resulted in any erosion of whatever shooting abilities I might have had. (I have shot single-action autoloaders so much that when working at practical-type, quick-and-dirty shooting, I find myself disengaging a thumb safety that simply is not present on some of my handguns. This hurts nothing though the opposite certainly would not be true.)
Some years ago I was told by a younger shooter at the range I frequent that I didn't "understand the purpose of the handgun" because I was bullseye shooting at 25 yards with a near-stock 9mm Hi Power. He explained to me that "old school" bullseye shooting was useless but that if I still wanted to do it, I should use a target pistol.
(If interested, here is link relating to target vs. combat shooting:
http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/Good ... 20Shot.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
...and one on "the purpose of the handgun":
http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/Purp ... andgun.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; )
I thanked him and he went back off with his shooting companions to a different pistol range. I continued to shoot bullseye because that was my mood for the day...
...and that meanders to the present and the suggestions to be offered in this post.
I recently went shooting after a longer-than-usual gap in doing so. I took a near-stock 9mm Mk III Hi Power and three types of factory ammunition. I intended to shoot both bullseye (precision) and a couple of more "practical" (defense-oriented) drills. Though session was intended to be enjoyable, I also intended it as practice to prevent the inevitable erosion of skills that comes with failure to practice.
The Mk III used is one I've dubbed "my Carry Hi Power" though in truth, I don't tote it very often. It is wearing Hogue checkered Pau Ferro stocks and is using a Wolff 18.5-lb recoil spring. The ambidextrous factory thumb safety has been replaced with a C&S single-side extended thumb safety that is extremely positive in either the "on" or "off" positions. The magazine "safety" had been removed by some previous owner (I bought the gun used) which saved me having to do it. I know that opinions on that vary and I leave it to each of us to decide our individual choices there.) Ammunition shown is Fiocchi 124-gr. "Extrema" with Hornady's XTP bullet. I bobbed the spur hammer to eliminate hammer-bite. The trigger-pull on this gun measures just over 4-lbs and breaks cleanly.
First up was slow-fire shooting at 15 yards using a two-handed hold from a standing position.
This was done slowly, probably about 1 shot per 3 seconds or so. I didn't time it. Frankly, it was better than I expected.
The 25-yard range was occupied so I stepped back about 5 large steps on the 15-yard range I was using and repeated the slow-fire exercise as a slightly longer distance of 20 yards.
I then moved up to the 7-yard line and worked on one-handed shooting, both "strong" and "weak". (Oops! My terminology is incorrect! I believe it is now referred to as "shooting hand" and "non-shooting" hand or something entirely different.) In any event, I do suggest that it is a good thing to work on other than two-hand shooting despite it being my preference if given a choice.
I am right-handed and it shows. Though I have been clearly negligent in working on one-handed shooting, it shows more on my left-hand target. It is a good thing to work on our weaker skill areas even if it might not be as enjoyable, I believe. It is also obvious that I need to work more at "practicing what I preach" from these one-hand targets!
Remembering the younger shooter's chiding about my ignorance of the handgun's purpose, I drew a "humanoid" figure with a dashed-line high-chest "X-Ring" measuring about 5 or 6". I refer to those as "Gort" targets. (For those who have not seen the movie, Gort was the robot in "The Day the Earth Stood Still".)
Using a two-hand hold and starting from a low-ready position, I fired a single shot to the head with the nose being my aiming point. This was repeated 10 times. Average time was 1.02 seconds per shot. Distance as 7 yards.
This exercise was done using the Fiocchi ammunition. The resulting group measured about 2 5/8 x 2". I know some shooters who can easily surpass this.
Next up was work from the draw (presentation) with a two-hand hold. (The holster used was an inexpensive Fobus paddle holster that happened to be close to hand when I was gathering up what I would take to the range.) Average time was 1.35 secs per shot to draw and fire a single round. As in the previous drill, I repeated this 10 times.
The final 10-shot group from this drill measured 4 x 2 7/8". (The head shots were from the previous drill.)
Was this a "correct" range session for reinforcing skills? I wouldn't know but I can say that it was enjoyable...and that I see nothing wrong with enjoying range sessions. At the same time, depending upon your individual goals, such sessions can also be work.
Years ago I quit competitions of any kind. (I was never in the "big leagues" and do not want to infer that I was.) The fun left and the absolute "need" to win took over. Winning was not the only thing; it was everything...and it wasn't worth it. When I quit worrying about competitions, I began enjoying shooting again...and still do. In my opinion, work is required not only to improve but to maintain our shooting skills. At the same time, I suggest that we will do better if we can also enjoy range sessions.
In other words, don't lose the "fun factor" in shooting.
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thanks for sharing Steve. Does that hi power have the original factory barrel?
Any chance we could get a picture of the other side to see the C&S safety?
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Attorney Ian Alexander came within two votes of winning DFL backing this spring, but the convention adjourned without an endorsement. He is focused on economic development more than crime, because crime is a symptom of "economic inopportunity," he said.
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