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Last night's 5 Thoughts have brought the knives out (Isn't "Anonymous" commenting grand?), so permit me to expand on my somewhat controversial "Thought 3b." - the one taking fans in attendance to task for booing Jeff Carter.
First, let's get this out on the table. I have prided myself in my Twitter and blogging presence for not attacking my fellow Blue Jackets fan. In fact, I (very) often bite my tongue, shake my head and/or step aside from the online world when others attack those whose worldviews do not agree with theirs. But it's been a long and frustrating season, and I slipped last night.
For that - and to those who don't appreciate the comparison to our friends to the southeast - I apologize. And I suppose I should apologize for any slight perceived by our friends to the southeast.
Will I retract what is out there? No. What's the use? It's my opinion, one that now has been stated in the public dialogue. And I stand behind the substance of the opinion. So I guess we all have to suck it up and deal with the fact that there is no unanimity in a world full of nearly 7 billion people that are capable of processing information and drawing conclusions independently of each other. We've all got to find a way to respect opinions, even those with which we don't agree. And "all" includes me.
With that out of the way, let's get to the crux of the matter: Jeff Carter.
As I said last night, I have no inside scoop on Jeff Carter's association with the Columbus Blue Jackets. I also believe that very, very few people have an inside scoop, either. It seems that those who do have the real story are not talking. So we're left to speculation.
I've read plenty of attacks, civil and otherwise, on Carter, since his trade to Los Angeles. Some have been leveled by those who would be likely to be in the know. Many have been leveled by those who are just as informed as I am.
I've also seen his actual comments, such as his first media availability in Los Angeles where he directly answers questions about his perspective on his time in Columbus:
Jeff Carter is informed that he has been traded to the Blue Jackets after signing what he thought would be the last contract of his career with the Philadelphia Flyers. He feels betrayed and, rather than say something rash, retreats back to his Jersey Shore beach house to reflect.
Blue Jackets management, eager to bring their new star player into the fold and perhaps diminish a really curious public relations problem at the same time, fly out with captain Rick Nash to Jersey and "sell" Carter on the merits of the Blue Jackets. Carter is sold and shows up at camp, ready to go (while still not entirely over the life-shattering trade).
Remember this promo photo from the beginning of the season?
Upon getting acclimated with the team, he discovers that he Blue Jackets are not as advertised. It could be any of a number of reasons (culture, coaching, personalities, etc.), but I suppose that's not important. The crux of the matter is, he realizes that he was traded from what he feels was a competitive, winning culture to one that doesn't measure up in his estimation.
So Carter speaks out. Perhaps his comments and his approach are politic, perhaps not. He does what he thinks he has to do as an alternate captain to start moving the team in what he believes is the right direction. His words/approach are not well-received. He is ostracized.
Frustrated at his situation - surely compounded by his two injuries sustained this season - Carter retreats back to his original opinion of the trade. He (or perhaps his agent) shares his frustration with management. Perhaps a trade is requested, perhaps not. Or maybe Carter says nothing and his teammates complain about him to management. But faced with the perception of a divided locker room (and that it largely is divided on a Carter v. most everyone else axis), however, management decides that the best/easiest thing to do is move Carter. So he's traded to the Kings.I'm not saying that this is an accurate portrayal of events. It's simply a scenario built upon the facts that we know: 1) He was traded from Philly, 2) He retreated to the beach house, 3) He was visited by CBJ brass (and Nash), 4) He was made alternate captain, 5) He was injured at two points in time, 6) He was traded before the trade deadline. But as best I know - and I readily admit I have no inside knowledge - this scenario is just as reasonable as those suggesting Carter was a cancer in the locker room, that he never wanted to be in Columbus, etc.
If that's the case, why boo Carter? What's gained, besides spewing some venom over Carter's theoretical (but, to the best of my knowledge, unproven) role in the lost Blue Jackets season?
Lastly, as Inquiring Minds so wisely reminds us, it took Jeff Carter to bring Jack Johnson to the Columbus Blue Jackets. It's early, but the Johnson acquisition has worked out pretty well, don't you think?
So why aren't fans cheering, "Thank you, Jeff!" Just a thought.
Next up, I'll get to Rick Nash.
If anyone can present to me a credible report that rebukes my fictional creation, please direct me to it and - if appropriate - I'll gladly walk this whole post back.


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Workflow-Based Network Management
In the normal course of events, network device technology (IP/MPLS, layer 2/3 VPN, VPLS, and so on) is developed, and only later does management information base (MIB) design commence. The major theme of this article is that network management operational workflows should play a greater role in driving MIB design. A simple example discussed is the creation of an IP/MPLS RFC2547 VPN, where it's not currently very easy to define end-to-end quality of service for many VPNs. A recent addition to the MIB has improved this situation, which means that if a VPN site has real-time traffic to send to another site, it's no longer so very difficult to guarantee availability of the required resources. This change shows that designing MIBs with workflows in mind facilitates a better match between network management and the services deployed in the network.
IP Services
Everyone's talking about IP services nowadays, and with good reasonthey're being deployed by service providers across the globe. I want to look at two major issues in this article:
Workflows required to build a layer 3 (IP) service
Mapping these workflows into the network management MIBs
Let's take an example of a popular IP/MPLS servicea VPN based on RFC2547bis, as illustrated in Figure 1.
Figure 1 Two IP VPNsA and Blinked across a multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) core.
One of many reasons for preferring a layer 3 VPN solution over the traditional layer 2 variety is that it solves the N2 problem. This problem, seen in layer 2 networks, is caused by the need for a virtual circuit for every VPN site. So, if you have N sites, you need N2 virtual circuits (to be precise, N * (N - 1)/2 circuits are needed). This requirement becomes unmanageable as the number of sites gets large. A layer 3 VPN doesn't suffer from this scalability problem. However, the layer 3 service doesn't feature virtual circuits stretching from site to site, so end-to-end QoS is more difficult to achieve in layer 3 VPNs.
The nodes (PE and P devices) in the center of Figure 1 are all contained in the core of a service provider network; Sprint in the U.S., BT in the UK, etc. The provider edge nodes (such as PE1) are connected to customer edge (CE) nodes using a link technology such as POS, Ethernet, ATM, FR, etc. Typically, the PE and CE nodes are owned and managed by the service provider. The internal nodesP for provider nodesare not visible from the customer edge. P nodes illustrate one of the strengths of MPLS: migration from legacy technologies [1] such as ATM or FR. The service provider can upgrade some or all of the legacy devices to run a selection of the IP/MPLS protocols listed in the center of Figure 1. This upgrade feature helps to reduce the cost of adopting MPLS and its applications.
We note in passing that the PE devices in Figure 1 are edge nodes as opposed to service aggregation nodes; that is, they serve to connect the incoming traffic directly into the core. Service aggregation nodes, on the other hand, do some form of concatenation; for example, joining many DSL connections for transmission into the core.
Part of the magic of RFC2547 is that traffic exchanged between sites 1, 2, and 3 in VPN A cannot be seen by anyone in sites 1 and 2 in VPN B. This is a crucial requirement for an IP VPN. Another, less obvious requirement is that the IP address ranges used in both VPNs can be sharedvery useful for large networks.
Without delving too much into the details of RFC2547, a VRF is assigned to the incoming PE interface (184.108.40.206 in Figure 1). The route distinguisher is a special number used to differentiate between the IP addresses in each VPN, and the route target is used to ensure that traffic from one VPN doesn't get forwarded into another. (For a detailed and very clear example of VPN configuration, see [2] in the References section at the end of this article.)
Let's take a quick look at how this is all set up by the operator using the network management system (NMS) at the bottom of Figure 1.


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This section discusses the limitations and known issues in the MySQL NDB Cluster Connector for Java APIs.
Joins: With ClusterJ, queries are limited to single tables. This is not a problem with JPA or JDBC, both of which support joins.
Database views: Because MySQL database views do not use the
storage engine, ClusterJ applications cannot "see" views, and thus cannot access them. To work with views using Java, you should use JPA or JDBC.Relations and inheritance: ClusterJ does not support relations or inheritance. Tables are mapped one-to-one onto domain classes, and only single-table operations are supported.
tables support foreign keys, and foreign key constraints are enforced when using ClusterJ for inserts, updates, and deletes.TIMESTAMP: Currently, ClusterJ does not support the TIMESTAMP data type for a primary key field.
Known issues in JDBC and Connector/J: For information about limitations and known issues with JDBC and Connector/J, see JDBC API Implementation Notes, and Troubleshooting Connector/J Applications.
Known issues in NDB Cluster: For information about limitations and other known issues with NDB Cluster, see Known Limitations of NDB Cluster.


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Each wish bracelet comes in a high quality clear jewelry bag. These are the perfect size to be put into envelopes, given out as party favors, or perfect small gifts. The dimensions of each card are 3.5in (8.89cm) by 5.5in (13.97cm). The silver star charm is 5mm and the cord length is 10in (25.4cm) long, so they should fit around any wrist!
A wish bracelet is a simple item of jewelry, made with cotton strands and a tiny silver star charm. It allows you to make a wish when you tie it on and receive your wish when the bracelet falls off. A wish bracelet is usually tied in three knots. Each knot represents a wish. The bracelet must be left on until it falls off on its own. Every time you look at your bracelet, you will be reminded of the wish you made. While you are wearing the bracelet, you must remember to think positive thoughts and visualize the things you want in order to attract the desired results.


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BCWipe software enables you to confidently erase files that can never be recovered by an intruder. BCWipe embeds itself in Windows and can be activated from the Explorer FILE Menu OR from the context (right click) menu OR from a command-line prompt. BCWipe v.3 is a powerful set of utilities which complies with options to invoke either the US Department of Defense (DoD) standard or the Peter Gutmann wiping scheme. You can also create and use your own customized wiping scheme to wipe sensitive information from storage devices installed on your computer.
BCWipe features
BCWipe software provides the following main commands and options:
– Delete with wiping. Using this command available in the context menus of the 'My computer' window, you can delete and wipe a file or a folder, or a group of files and folders.
– Wipe free disk space. Using this command available in the context menus of the 'My computer' window, you can completely remove all traces of previously deleted files.
– Wipe Swap File. The Swap File is a Windows system file that is used for virtual memory support. If you are working on a file or document (even one that has been encrypted by a powerful engine), Windows can copy all or part of it in an open unencrypted form to the Swap file on your hard disk. Encryption keys, passwords, and other sensitive information can also be 'swapped' to your hard drive. Even if you use all the security features in the latest versions of Windows, simply investigating the Swap file in DOS mode with readily available tools may allow for significant data retrieval. BCWipe offers the option to wipe unused portions of the Swap File.
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PR: A New Carriers at War Update Roars off the Flight Deck!
Staten Island, NY, August 25th, 2007 – Matrix Games (www.matrixgames.com) and Strategic Studies Group (www.ssg.com.au ) are thrilled to announce the first update for Carriers at War is now available. This update will bring pages of changes and improvements to the World War II naval warfare strategy game, chief among them a new damage model to realistically reflect damaged ship speed, a "suspense" option for combat, and much more!
David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said "Carriers at War has been warmly received by fans of the classic naval warfare title and newcomers to the game alike. This update reflects countless hours of hard work on behalf of SSG to improve an already great game."
{default}Gregor Whiley of SSG also added "We think fans of Carriers at War will find that this update will answer many popular requests in addition to improving upon the realism and fun that many players enjoy in Carriers at War."
Carriers at War is a WWII naval combat and strategy game set in the Pacific Theatre. Putting you at the heart of WWII carrier combat, you are in charge of commanding carriers with immense amounts of firepower tasked with delivering a knockout blow to the enemy, while avoiding retribution at the hands of a fanatical foe. Carriers at War focuses heavily on carrier fleet command strategy, which requires the player to use all of their naval prowess to best the enemy. Throughout the wide range of scenarios and campaigns found in Carriers at War, history buffs and strategy fans alike will recognize and enjoy playing through famous engagements including Pearl Harbor, Midway, Coral Sea, Eastern Solomons, and more!
Get more information on Carriers at War from its official Matrix Games webpage . This update will bring Carriers at War to version 1.01 and is comprehensive.


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PA01 Angel Of Compassion
The word angel derived from the Greek word angelos, meaning "messenger."and generally regarded as supernaturalfound in various religionsand . In the Western hemisphere hold beliefs in angels, often thinking of them as some sort of winged or halo-adorned being that only visits during extreme cases of need. The birth of the depiction of angels with wings really came into existence through artists who wished to share their interpretation about angelic ethereal beings who visit mankind from a higher realm, namely "Heaven." The wings translate the idea quite well that spirits come from above, from the heavens.Angels have many roles. including being celestial messengers of God accompanying the lonely and as Guardian Angels granting protection. They as intermediaries betweenand. Angels operate discretely and often don't draw attention to themselves as they carry out their assignment of watching over us. There are many miraculous stories of angelic guardians and protectors helping people.


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Getting the Most Out of Windows Vista User Accounts
- Understanding Security Groups
- User Account Control: Smarter User Privileges
- Creating and Managing User Accounts
- Working with the User Accounts Dialog Box
- Working with the Local Users and Groups Snap-In
- Setting Account Policies
- Working with Users and Groups from the Command Line
- Creating and Enforcing Bulletproof Passwords
- Sharing Files with Other Users
- Using Parental Controls to Restrict Computer Usage
- Sharing Your Computer Securely
- From Here
- Understanding Security Groups
- User Account Control: Smarter User Privileges
- Creating and Managing User Accounts
- Working With the User Accounts Dialog Box
- Working with the Local Users and Groups Snap-In
- Setting Account Policies
- Working with Users and Groups from the Command Line
- Creating and Enforcing Bulletproof Passwords
- Sharing Files with Other Users
- Using Parental Controls to Restrict Computer Usage
- Sharing Your Computer Securely
Do you share your computer with other people either at work or at home? Then you're no doubt all too aware of one undeniable fact of human psychology: People are individuals with minds of their own! One person prefers Windows in a black-and-purple color scheme; another person just loves that annoying Peace wallpaper; yet another person prefers to have a zillion shortcuts on the Windows desktop; and, of course, everybody uses a different mix of applications. How can you possibly satisfy all those diverse tastes and prevent people from coming to blows?
It's a lot easier than you might think. Windows Vista lets you set up a different user account for each person who uses the computer. A user account is a username (and an optional password) that uniquely identifies a person who uses the system. The user account enables Windows Vista to control the user's privileges; that is, the user's access to system resources (permissions) and the user's ability to run system tasks (rights). Standalone and workgroup machines use local user accounts that are maintained on the computer, whereas domain machines use global user accounts that are maintained on the domain controller. This chapter looks at local user accounts.
Understanding Security Groups
Security for Windows Vista user accounts is handled mostly (and most easily) by assigning each user to a particular security group. For example, the built-in Administrator account and the user account you created during the Windows Vista setup process are part of the Administrators group. Each security group is defined with a specific set of permissions and rights, and any user added to a group is automatically granted that group's permissions and rights. There are two main security groups:
- Administrators—Members of this group have complete control over the computer, meaning they can access all folders and files, install and uninstall programs (including legacy programs) and devices, create, modify, and remove user accounts, install Windows updates, service packs, and fixes, use Safe mode, repair Windows, take ownership of objects, and more.
- Users—Members of this group (also known as Standard Users) can access files only in their own folders and in the computer's shared folders, change their account's password, picture, and run programs and install programs that don't require administrative-level rights.
In addition to those groups, Windows Vista also defines up to 11 others that you'll use less often. Note that the permissions assigned to these groups are automatically assigned to members of the Administrators group. This means that if you have an administrator account, you don't also have to be a member of any other group in order to perform the task's specific to that group. Here's the list of groups:
- Backup Operators—Members of this group can access the Backup program and use it to back up and restore folders and files, no matter what permissions are set on those objects.
- Cryptographic Operators—Members of this group can perform cryptographic tasks.
- Distributed COM Users—Members of this group can start, activate, and use Distributed COM (DCOM) objects.
- Guests—Members of this group have the same privileges as those of the Users group. The exception is the default Guest account, which is not allowed to change its account password.
- IIS_USRS—Members of this group can work with a remote Internet Information Server.
- Network Configuration Operators—Members of this group have a subset of the Administrator-level rights that enables them to install and configure networking features.
- Performance Log Users—Members of this group can use the Windows Performance Diagnostic Console snap-in to monitor performance counters, logs, and alerts, both locally and remotely.
- Performance Monitor Users—Members of this group can use the Windows Performance Diagnostic Console snap-in to monitor performance counters only, both locally and remotely.
- Power Users—Members of this group (also known as Standard Users) have a subset of the Administrator group privileges. Power Users can't back up or restore files, replace system files, take ownership of files, or install or remove device drivers. In addition, Power Users can't install applications that explicitly require the user to be a member of the Administrators group.
- Remote Desktop Users—Members of this group can log on to the computer from a remote location using the Remote Desktop feature.
- Replicator—Members of this group can replicate files across a domain.
Each user is also assigned a user profile that contains all the user's folders and files, as well as the user's Windows settings. The folders and files are stored in \%SystemDrive%\Users\user, where user is the username; for the current user, this folder is designated by the %UserProfile% variable. This location contains a number of subfolders that hold the user's document folders (Documents, Pictures, Music, and so on), desktop icons and subfolders (Desktop), Internet Explorer favorites (Favorites), contacts (Contacts), saved searches (Searches), and more.
There are also a number of user folders within the hidden %UserProfile%\AppData folder that contain the user's application data. Some are in %UserProfile%\AppData\Local, whereas others are in %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming (supposedly because they'll be used with a roaming profile—a network-based user profile that enables you to log on to any computer and see your profile data. Table 6.1 lists some of the more important of these application data subfolders.
Table 6.1. Some Hidden User Profile Folders
Content |
Location |
Internet Explorer |
Cache\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files |
Internet Explorer History |
\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History |
Internet Explorer Cookies |
\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies |
All Programs |
\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs |
Recent Items |
\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent |
Send To |
\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo |
Start Menu |
\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu |
Startup |
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Evaluating pXRF instrument performance using reference materials
The portable X-Ray Fluorescence (pXRF) instrument provides fast, real-time, non-destructive, multi-element geochemical data (i.e. elemental concentrations) on rocks and minerals at a relatively low cost and with minimal sample preparation. This study quantifies the precision and accuracy of measurements collected by the WGNHS pXRF on reference materials...-
Evaluating pXRF instrument performance using reference materials
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The Economic Possibilities of Manufacturing Portland Cement in Wisconsin
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Today, all customers who deploy their websites and web apps using Azure Websites generate web logs that track all HTTP transactions and detailed error logging. These logs are stored in Azure Blobs as non-relational files that are semi-structured. Traditionally, semi-structured files are harder to analyze unless they are extracted and transformed into a relational table/database.
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About The Book
Author: Stewart Bint
Genre: Paranormal, Horror
Young Simon Reynolds lives a bucolic life at his family home, White Pastures, surrounded by a loving family and a charming community. Simon finishes his A levels and looks forward to unwinding while his sisters work on their tans.
Meanwhile the tiny community of Meriton has been plagued by a spate of burglaries, and White Pastures seems to be next. A shadowy figure stalks the house, but the police can find no signs of an intruder.
Inspired by the author's real-life experience with the supernatural, In Shadows Waiting recounts a summer that changes the Reynolds' lives forever. As the summer progresses, the shadows take on an altogether more sinister implication, and White Pastures begins to reveal a terrifying secret.
The epicenter of an event that has scarred an entire community, White Pastures grows more and more dark, possessed by a shadow that yearns, a shadow that will not be denied. At White Pastures, someone will die — but love never will.
Author Bio
Stewart Bint is a novelist, magazine columnist and PR writer. He lives with his wife Sue in Leicestershire in the UK, and has two children, Christopher and Charlotte. As a member of a local barefoot hiking group, when not writing he can often be found hiking barefoot on woodland trails.
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text: Such fibres are constituent elements of the facial, glosso-pharyngeal, and in some animals also the vagus cerebral nerves (Fig. 443), in connexion with the ganglia of which these epibranchial placodes are formed (Froriep and Streeter). The observations of Professor J. P. Hill upon embryos of Echidna seem to suggest that in mammals these gustatory neuroblasts are derived from the entoderm. When first formed, the neural tube is compressed from side to side and presents an elliptical outline in transverse section (Fig. 444). The two side walls are very thick, whilst the narrow dorsal and ventral portions of the wall are thin, and are termed the roof-plate and floor-plate respectively (Fig. 444). The cavity of the tube in transverse section appears as a narrow slit. The wall of the neural tube consists at first of low columnar epithelium arranged in a fairly regular series, but with a certain number of large spherical so-called germinal cells scattered between the columns. But this regular disposition as a single layer FIG. 444.-DIAGRAM OF TRANSVERSE SECTION OF EARLY NEURAL TUBE. of cells does not last long. For even by the second week the rapid proliferation of the cells has led to a marked increase in the thickness of the side wall and a scattering of the more numerous nuclei, apparently irregularly, throughout its substance (Fig. 444). The latter consists of a network of protoplasm in which definite outlines of cells cannot be detected. As growth proceeds the innermost part of this nucleated protoplasmic syncytium becomes condensed to form a delicate membrane termed the internal limiting membrane, which lines the lumen of the tube, whilst its outermost part presents a similar relation to an external limiting membrane, which invests the outer surface of the tube. Toward the end of the first month the side walls of the tube show signs of a differentiation into three layers. Next to the central canal there is an epitheliallike arrangement of the innermost cells of the syncytium, forming the ependyma Then there is an intermediate layer crowded with nuclei, hence known as the nuclear or mantle layer. On the surface is a layer singularly free from nuclei, which is called the non-nuclear or marginal layer. The germinal cells are placed in the ependymal layer between its radially arranged cells as they pass in towards the internal limiting membrane; and the protoplasm of the germinal cells forms part of the syncytium. At one time it was imagined that the germinal cells were embryonic nerve-cells, the parent-cells of the real neuroblasts, and that the whole of the rest of the syncytium represented the supporting tissues, which in the adult form the neuroglia. But it is now known that from the proliferation of the germinal cells, in which mitotic figures can usually be seen, some cells are formed which become ependymal epithelium, and others which migrate peripherally into the mantle layer. There, while forming part of the mantle syncytium, they undergo further proliferation and some of the resulting cells develop into spongioblasts, which constitute the supporting framework, the embryonic neuroglia; others become rudimentary nervecells or neuroblasts, and others again are known as indifferent cells. The latter are destined to undergo further subdivision and become the parents of more spongioblasts and neuroblasts. From this it is clear that the greater part-all except the germinal cells— of the syncytium, which is known as the myelospongium, is not merely supporting neuroglial tissue, as was once supposed, but is the rudiment of both neuroglia and true nervous tissues. The details of the process by which the neuroblasts become dissociated from the neuroglial network are quite unknown. It is commonly supposed that a spherical cell in the mantle layer that is to be transformed into a neuroblast frees itself from the syncytium, and remains for a time independent and wholly unattached amidst the meshes of the neuroglial network: it is supposed further that its true nature as a neuroblast becomes revealed when it takes on a pearshape, and a protoplasmic process, the stalk of the pear, pushes its way into some other part of the nervous system, or out of it into the mesoderm to reach some muscular or glandular tissue, and becomes the axis cylinder process or axon of the nerve-cell. Such an interpretation of the appearances exhibited in the walls of the neural tube at the end of the first month is adduced in support of a view concerning the constitution of the nervous system known as the neurone theory. "Neurone" is the term applied to a nerve-cell and all its processes; and the neurone doctrine assumes that there is no continuity whatever between the substance of one neurone and that of another, such as occurs in Hydra (Fig. 439), and that the functional connexions between them are brought about merely by the contact of the processes of one element with the processes, or the cell-body itself, of another element. In accordance with this conception the facts of embryology are supposed (by His) to demonstrate that when the axon grows out from a previously spherical and unattached cell it is able to push into the surrounding tissues, and, as it were guided by some instinct, eventually finds its way to that particular area of skin, muscle, gland, or other part of the body where nature intends it to go. This is the current teaching in regard to the neurone-theory; and it is supposed to have been conclusively demonstrated by the facts revealed not only by embryology and the study of the minute structure of the nervous system, but also by the phenomena of degeneration and regeneration. Harrison has shown that the outgrowth of processes can be witnessed in the living nerve-cells of the frog. There are certain facts, however, which have always led some anatomists to refuse to believe in the validity of the neurone doctrine as a true expression of the real constitution of the nervous system. It has been clearly demonstrated by Graham Kerr that at a very early stage of development the neural syncytium of the spinal medulla (of the mud-fish Lepidosiren) is in free and uninterrupted continuity with the protoplasm of the muscle-plate, which lies in contact with the neural tube; and no stage is known in which these connexions do not exist. When, in the course of the subsequent growth of the embryo, the muscle-plate becomes removed further and further away from the central nervous system the protoplasmic strand, which links them the one to the other, gradually becomes stretched and elongated. As the neuroblast matures its chemical constitution becomes modified; it becomes specialised in structure to fit it for the peculiar functions it has to perform. These changes manifest themselves first in the body of the neurone itself and thence spread along its processes. With the knowledge that protoplasmic bridges exist long before the time His supposed the axon of his neuroblast to push its way outward, it seems not unreasonable to suppose that it is the chemical modification of these existing bridges which has been revealed in stained specimens, as it spreads from the cell body outwards into its processes. It is now a well-recognised fact that soon after the neural tube becomes closed the outlines of its constituent cells become blurred and then disappear, and a continuous protoplasmic network or syncytium is formed. No one has ever been able to detect the process of detachment of embryonic nerve-cells (neuroblasts) from this syncytium; and it is at least a possibility that the free anastomosis of the protoplasmic processes of many of the cells is not destroyed in the way demanded by the neurone doctrine. The known facts might be interpreted, at least as reasonably, by supposing that when nerve currents begin to traverse the syncytium (Fig. 444) structural modifications occur around the nuclei of the cells affected, and gradually spread along their processes, so as to give the appearance (in sections stained by special methods) of processes growing out from each neurone. Impulses brought from the skin by the sensory nerves, the nutrition of which is controlled by the cells in the sensory ganglion (Fig. 443), are carried into the wall of the neural tube, where they are received by processes of intercalated cells, which in turn transmit their effects directly or indirectly to (a) motor nerve-cells (or other kind of efferent nerve-cells), which stimulate a muscle, a viscus, or other active tissue to perform some work, or (b) to intercalated cells, the axons of which proceed to some other part of the nervous system, perhaps above or below the place where the sensory nerve enters (Fig. 444, funicular cells). As the walls of the neural tube increase in size the various neurones gradually become drawn apart, and the protoplasmic links uniting them become stretched and extended to form processes of varying length. It is right to explain that most writers give an explanation of the process of development which is at variance with that just sketched. The neuroblast is supposed to originate as a free-lying spherical cell, which is stimulated by some unknown force, sometimes assumed to be of the nature of a chemical attraction (chemotaxis), to protrude a process, which gradually elongates and pushes its way through the tissues, perhaps to some particular patch of skin, muscle, gland, or some other nerve-cell. The difficulty involved in such a conception is not only that it is opposed to all that is known of the early stages in the evolution of the nervous system, but also that it is difficult to conceive that every one of the millions of nerve-cells, muscle-cells, visceral and cutaneous elements can each have some specific attractive power which leads every individual nerve fibril to its appropriate and predestined place in the body. The Efferent Nerves.-The efferent cells of the neural tube are distinguished by the fact that their axons leave the central nervous system and traverse the mesoderm for a longer or shorter distance to end in relation to some muscle, gland, or other tissue outside the nervous axis. At an early stage of development (Fig. 445) such efferent fibres pass not only to muscles but also to viscera and other kinds of tissues. In the course of the growth of the body these various structures supplied by efferent fibres become removed progressively further and further from the central nervous system; and in this process a distinction can be detected in the behaviour of the efferent fibres proceeding (a) to the striped or voluntary muscles, (c) and the viscera and unstriped muscle, respectively. The efferent cells (a) which innervate voluntary muscles retain their positions in the central nervous system, their axiscylinder processes (motor nerves) becoming elongated in proportion to the migration of the muscle from its original situation. But the cells (c) innervating non-striped muscles and viscera behave in a different manner. As the viscus or muscle migrates (Fig. 445, B), the nerve-cell (c) follows it more or less closely, being as it were dragged out of the wall of the neural tube by its axon into a peripheral position, where it becomes a constituent element of one of the so-called sympathetic autonomic ganglia. As these sympathetic cells migrate from the central nervous system, each of them appears to draw out with it the axon of an inter or 1 calated cell (d); and it is customary to distinguish these latter elements (within the central nervous system) as splanchnic efferent cells. It is, however, a matter of fundamental importance to recognise clearly that the real splanchnic efferent cells, the homo logues of the somatic efferent cells, are found in the sympathetic ganglia, and that the elements to which this term is usually applied are in reality intercalated cells. This account is at variance with the customary description of the development of the sympathetic system, according to which the cells of the sympathetic ganglia are said to be wholly derived from the sensory ganglia; but it offers a reasonable explanation of the A Roof Plate B Alar Lamina facts (i.) that the cells FIG. 445.-DIAGRAM OF A TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE LEFT HALF OF THE in the sympathetic ganglia are of the efferent, and not of the sensory, type, NEURAL TUBE REPRESENTING TWO STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE and (ii) that the fibres from the central nervous system establishing relations with them emerge along the motor nerves. Moreover, the information brought to light by recent research in embryology (Froriep, Kuntz, and others) affords positive evidence in support of this view. Elliott, however, opposes this interpretation (Journal of Physiology, 1907, p. 438). Many, if not all, of the sympathetic cells are derived from the walls of the neural tube, and they migrate along the pathways formed by the motor, rather than the sensory, nerves. In the case of the spinal medulla they pass out chiefly along the anterior roots, and from the brain along the motor nerves-the oculomotor, and the motor divisions of the facial and vagus nerves. Nerve Components. From the statements in the preceding paragraphs it must be evident that there are several varieties of afferent and efferent nerves respectively entering and leaving the central nervous system. The cells of origin of the efferent nerves are all placed in the ventral part of the side wall of the neural tube; and for this reason this part of the wall becomes swollen at an early stage of development (Figs. 445 and 446). It is called the basal lamina. Most of the cells that emit afferent fibres are situated in the sensory ganglia outside the central nervous system, so that their growth can have no direct influence upon the form of the neural tube; but their central processes become inserted into the dorsal part of the side wall of the tube, which is called the alar lamina; and groups of intercalated cells collect around the entering fibres to form receptive or terminal nuclei. growth of these terminal nuclei leads to an expansion of the alar lamina which is analogous to, but much less extensive than, that seen in the basal lamina. This unequal swelling of the dorsal and ventral parts of each side wall of the neural tube leads to the development of a longitudinal groove, sulcus limitans, as a demarcation between the alar and basal laminæ. The The nuclei of origin of the efferent fibres, which are found in the basal lamina, may be divided into two (and, in some regions of the nervous axis, three) main groups. There is first the group of large multipolar nerve-cells which emit fibres to innervate the ordinary striped voluntary muscles. This is commonly called the somatic efferent nucleus. Then there is a group of small multipolar cells, the axons of which pass out into sympathetic ganglia, and indirectly control the involuntary unstriped muscles and other active parts of viscera. These cells form the splanchnic efferent nucleus. In the upper cervical and lower cranial region a portion of the somatic efferent nucleus is set apart to innervate the striped muscles developed in the branchial arches. This is the lateral somatic or intermediate efferent nucleus. Many recent writers are of the opinion that this nucleus is splanchnic; but its fibres directly innervate striped voluntary muscles, which are developed from the same material FIG. 446.-DIAGRAM OF A TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE RIGHT HALF OF THE FOETAL RHOMBENCEPHALON AND EPITHELIAL AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH IT TO ILLUSTRATE THE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF NERVE COMPONENTS AND THEIR CENTRAL NUCLEI. (myotomes) from which the other striped muscles are formed (Agar and Graham Kerr). The alar lamina also can be subdivided into a series of functional areas (Fig. 446). At the dorsal edge is the somatic afferent terminal nucleus, which receives impulses coming from the skin. In one region a part of this nucleus is specialised for the reception of impulses coming from the internal ear (acoustico-lateral terminal nucleus). Then there is a group of cells collected around the incoming visceral sensory nerves-the splanchnic afferent terminal nucleus. A part of this is specialised to receive taste impressions-the gustatory nucleus-but this has not yet been clearly demarcated from the rest of the nucleus. This analysis of the various functional elements that may enter into the constitution of the various cerebral and spinal nerves is made use of in elaborating the theory of nerve components, which will help us to understand many features of the structure of the nervous system that otherwise would be unintelligible. Nerve-cells. We have already noticed that there is a broad distinction between the nerve-cells which are found in the ganglia of sensory nerves and those |


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i want to make this tonight b/c it looks oh so good....to eat of course, while we watch the last homeland of season 1...dying over this show. excited to still have season 2 to watch next!!
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A Dance with Dragons by George R R Martin
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A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE, the greatest fantasy epic of the modern age. A DANCE WITH DRAGONS is the fifth volume in the series.
The future of the Seven Kingdoms hangs in the balance.
In the east, Daenerys, last scion of House Targaryen, her dragons grown to terrifying maturity, rules as queen of a city built on dust and death, beset by enemies.
Now that her whereabouts are known many are seeking Daenerys and her dragons. Among them the dwarf, Tyrion Lannister, who has escaped King's Landing with a price on his head, wrongfully condemned to death for the murder of his nephew, King Joffrey. But not before killing his hated father, Lord Tywin.
To the north lies the great Wall of ice and stone – a structure only as strong as those guarding it. Eddard Stark's bastard son Jon Snow has been elected the 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, but he has enemies both in the Watch and beyond the Wall, where the wildling armies are massing for an assault.
On all sides bitter conflicts are reigniting, played out by a grand cast of outlaws and priests, soldiers and skinchangers, nobles and slaves. The tides of destiny will inevitably lead to the greatest dance of all…


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The first foreign head of state to meet face to face with President Biden arrives in Washington today ahead of a summit on Friday. The choice of Japan's prime minister is no coincidence. NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports on a signal of the Biden administration's priorities.
ANTHONY KUHN, BYLINE: Lawmaker Shiori Yamao has been busy preparing for Prime Minister Suga's visit. She's vice chairman of a group of lawmakers formed this month to promote Japan's human rights diplomacy. She shares President Biden's views about a brewing battle between democracy and authoritarianism.
SHIORI YAMAO: (Through interpreter) The international community is being pulled in two directions. Will we maintain the values we have shared up to now, or will authoritarianism become the more powerful?
KUHN: She says she expects Suga and Biden to demonstrate that they're cooperating on promoting democracy and the rule of law. The Biden administration's goal is to enlist its allies to face China's challenge to U.S. leadership. And perhaps no country is more central to that effort than Japan. Mike Mochizuki is a political scientist and international relations expert at George Washington University.
MIKE MOCHIZUKI: The United States needs Japan so much that the Americans will have no choice but to listen. But the problem is, is that the Japanese don't know quite what to say. They can't agree.
KUHN: Japan does know, he says, that it wants a stronger U.S. commitment to help defend the Senkaku or, in Chinese, Diaoyu Islands, claimed by both countries but administered by Japan. But beyond that, he says, Japan faces a strategic dilemma. Tokyo would like the U.S. to remain the dominant power in Asia but perhaps not at the cost of being dragged into a conflict with China. Put another way...
MOCHIZUKI: Japan fears China, but it doesn't fear China so much that it's able to remove all the restraints and shackles on its defence policy to actually even spend 2% of GDP on defense.
KUHN: Which would be double Japan's current spending. Japan's ability to beef up its military to help the U.S. is constrained both by public opinion and its postwar constitution, which forbids it from resolving disputes by war.
BEN ASCIONE: Japan's made a lot of progress in reinterpreting and loosening the restrictions on its use of force.
KUHN: Ben Ascione is an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Asia Pacific Studies at Waseda University in Tokyo.
ASCIONE: But any expectation from the United States that Japan is going to make more than incremental shifts in its policy are likely to be met with disappointment.
KUHN: The two countries' leaders are likely to jointly criticize what they consider China's human rights abuses and coercive behavior towards other countries. While that kind of criticism would have previously been unimaginable, there remains a gap in Tokyo's and Washington's perceptions of threats and interests. One test of how they narrow that gap may be what they say about Taiwan.
ELLIS KRAUSS: That's the one I would watch very carefully. If it's the usual boilerplate about we seek a peaceful resolution in the Taiwan Straits, nothing much has moved.
KUHN: Ellis Krauss is a Japan expert at the University of California, San Diego. Hawks in both Washington and Tokyo would like the allies to commit to jointly defending Taiwan from a possible attack by mainland China. But Krauss says that the U.S. and Japan have always avoided saying anything that might embolden Beijing or Taipei to make rash moves.
KRAUSS: The strategic ambiguity was a very good thing, so I think they're going to preserve that.
KUHN: Krauss says Suga and Biden will have plenty of other issues to work on that don't antagonize China, such as climate change and COVID.
Anthony Kuhn, NPR News, Seoul.
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