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severs, storage and networking, PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), which provides the user with hardware and software freeing users up.The first 53-12 Cross Country meeting kicked off at Great Notley Country park in more like summer conditions, and a large field assembled to enjoy the Autumn sunshine. Harriers managed a good runners up spot on the day which was a nice start considering the green vests were in there 2nd cross country fixture of the weekend along with Springfield Striders after the Essex league at Hockley the day previous.
Richard Heath was unable to compete on Saturday but his 5th place on the day at Great Notley gave Harriers men 2nd spot, along with a good piece of packing by the green vests further down the field. Martyn Clarke is over 50 but has been in amazing form and came home 24th overall, then came the Harriers pack, Sean Ketteridge 36, Russell Goodridge 37, John Fryer 38, David Wright 39, James Waterson 40, and Chris Manby 42, brought the team home, with other Harriers to finish Dan Foster 66,Kevin McAlinden 72, Carlos Cattalan 81, Dan Wilkinson 89, Pat Marsh 127, Dave Gayer 140, and Martin Claydon 143.
The ladies were also runners up with Laura Shewbridge despite a stomach upset bravely finishing 8th, with Ellie Mayne 10th, Debbie Cattermole 14th, and Lyn Higgs 15th. A host of other ladies ran Mellissa Dowell 24, Rachel Taylor 25, Kate Sandercock 70, Cathy Beard 77, Caroline Smith 80, Fay Smalls 88, Becky Bjotter 94, and Rachel Richardson-Wright 95.
The juniors had a good turn out with Archie French 3rd overall and 2nd under 15, Hannah Watson 13th and first under 13 girl, Lilly Waterson 27th and third under 15 girl, then came Hannah Rodgers 28th, Mollie Whiteford 39th, Isabella Minder 40th, Madeline Clyden 42nd, Samantha Smith 54th, and Maisie Waterson 55th. 100 juniors ran.Third Annual Pensado Awards Posted Online
Pensado online community can now experience one of the most talked-about industry events of the year in stunning HD
Broadcast video production of the awards combines the evening’s live ceremony with pre-taped clips displaying the energy, charm and wit that Pensado’s Place viewers have grown to expect
LOS ANGELES, CA — The third annual,” has now been posted online at as an embedded Vimeo. Presented in stunning HD, this video production combines separately taped clips (showcasing Herb’s and Dave’s signature charm) with the proceedings of the live ceremony, which took place Pensado Awards show drew tremendous attention on social media, having over 500 posts that garnered over 5.5 million impressions on the night of the ceremony alone. Press impressions in the weeks leading up to the ceremony, and in the immediate aftermath, totaled nearly 15 million., who offered thanks to many of his industry friends and clients, and very special thanks went to his brother Tom Lord-Alge, who unfortunately could not attend, and his mother Vivian, who had flown in from the east coast to watch Chris accept his award.
Herb Trawick, Co-host/Executive Producer and Creator of Pensado’s Place, as well as the Manager and Advisor to Co-host Dave Pensado, states, “We are very proud of our third annual Pensado Awards, and we’re so glad that we’re now able to share it in HD with our online family. We hope you all enjoy the ceremony and the taped segments we added just for you. This year’s awards were the best yet, and the Pensado organization continues to grow and expand, so stay tuned, as we have so many exciting things to announce in the coming months.”.I have been happily seeding and leeching for a little while now, but, for some reason, my port now shows up as closed on the site that I use most often.
I use a Mac and am at home, so no firewall etc.
Be grateful for any pointers on how to proceed.
Most (if not all) modern modem/routers supplied by your ISP have a firewall. Mac OS also has a firewall (I can not remember if it is enabled or disabled by default though). If you use a stand alone wireless router they often have a firewall.
The bottom line is that you need to forward your ports in all of the firewalls you have. You almost certainly have one in your ISP supplied modem/router... you might have others as well.
First if you have the OS X firewall turned on... disable it... it is pretty useless.
If you have a stand alone wireless device to give you wireless connectivity use a good security stetting (like WEP 64 bit or better) on it and lock it down with a good strong password then disable that firewall.
If following portforward.com is beyond your technical abilities. Just figure out how to enable uPnP on your modem/router (call your ISP if you have to but do not mention torrenting say you need it for a game for your console and be vague lol). Once uPnP is enable on your modem/router then enable it in Vuze... it has been about 8 years since I have messed with setting up uPnP so I can not remember how I did it... but it is pretty straight-forward as best as I can remember it.
If you need help setting up uPnP start a new thread and someone will help you out.
If any of this is unclear let me/us know and I or someone will try to get you sorted out!
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METHODS: We analyzed the expression of SATB2 in all clinical cases (n = 840), in which immunohistochemistry for detection of CK20 was deemed necessary for a final diagnosis.
RESULTS: SATB2 showed a high sensitivity (93%) and specificity (77%) to determine a cancer of colorectal origin and in combination with CK7 and CK20, the specificity increased to 100%.
CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that SATB2 provides a new and advantageous supplement for clinical differential diagnostics..
Background: Mutations of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress transducer OASIS (encoded by CREB3L1), cause severe recessive osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) not compatible with surviving the neonatal period, as has been shown in two unrelated families through a whole gene deletion vs. a qualitative alteration of OASIS Heterozygous carriers in the described families have exhibited a mild phenotype. OASIS is a transcription factor highly expressed in osteoblasts, and OASIS(-/-) mice exhibit severe osteopenia and spontaneous fractures. Here, we expand the clinical spectrum by a detailed phenotypic characterization of the first case of OASIS-associated OI surviving the neonatal period, with heterozygous family members being unaffected.
Methods: All OI-associated genes were sequenced. Primary human osteoblast-like cell (hOB) and fibroblast (FB) cultures were obtained for qPCR, and steady-state collagen biochemistry. FB, hOB and skin biopsies were ultrastructurally analyzed. Bone was analyzed by |mu CT, histomorphometry, quantitative backscattered electron imaging (qBEI), and Raman microspectroscopy.
Results: The proband, a boy with severe OI, had blue sclera and tooth agenesis A homozygous CREB3L1 stop codon mutation was detected by sequencing, while several family members were heterozygotes Markedly low levels of CREB3L1 mRNA were confirmed by qPCR in hOBs (16%) and FB (21%), however, collagen I levels were only reduced in hOBs (5-10%) Electron microscopy of hOBs showed pronounced alterations, with numerous myelin figures and diminished RER vs. normal ultrastructure of FB. Bone histomorphometry and qBEI were similar to collagen I OI, with low trabecular thickness and mineral apposition rate, and increased bone matrix mineralization. Raman microspectroscopy revealed low level of glycosaminoglycans. Clinical response to lifelong bisphosphonate treatment was as expected in severe OI with steadily increasing bone mineral density, but despite this the boy suffered repeated childhood fractures.
Conclusions: Deficiency of OASIS can cause severe OI compatible with surviving the neonatal period A marked decrease of collagen type I transcription was noted in bone tissue, but not in skin, and ultrastructure of hOBs was pathological. Results also suggested OASIS involvement in glycosaminoglycan secretion in bone.-beta or alpha.
Background: Survival and response to therapy in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) are very heterogeneous. There is an unmet need for better markers of prognosis and treatment benefit for mCRC patients. The homeobox 2 gene SATB2 has a highly specific expression in colorectal tissue and is associated with better prognosis in non-metastatic CRC.Material and methods: A population-based cohort of 798 mCRC patients was analysed. From primary tumour material,