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Tunis — The Prime Ministry has issued, on Saturday, clarifications on the powers of the outgoing Government.
"Contrary to some suggestions reported recently and according to which the outgoing Government would act after its resignation only as a caretaker government, Article 19 of the organic law 2011-6 dated December 2011 on the provisional regulation of public authorities states, in its penultimate paragraph, that the outgoing Government keeps all its powers until the new Government takes up duties," said the Prime Ministry.
This article states explicitly and in a way that leaves no room to interpretation that the "resignation becomes effective only after the new Government takes up duties."
Besides, the resignation of the current government does not entail "any legal effect likely to restrict the powers given to it under articles 17 and 18 of the afore-mentioned organic law."
The Prime Ministry also notes that this organic law "does not empower the President of the Republic to determine the functions and nature of the powers of the government by republican decree, which is solely limited to proclaiming the acceptance of the government's resignation."
The Prime Ministry urges "all the State's political institutions to keep government action away from political wrangling, as it is in the higher interest of the country at both domestic and foreign levels."
Official Spokesman for the Presidency of the Republic Adnan Mansar had indicated, at a press briefing on Friday, that "the Republican Decree N°31, under which President Moncef Marzouki had accepted the resignation of the government of Jebali with all its ministers, states that the outgoing government is a caretaker government until the formation of a new one."

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|Siglecs are sialic acid specific It ype lectins that belong to the immunoglobulin superfamily. Structurally, they are transmembrane proteins with an Nterminal Ig like Vset domain followed by varying numbers of Iglike C2set domains (1, 2). Mouse Siglec1, also known as sialoadhesin and CD169, is a 175 185kD glycoprotein that consists of a 1619 amino acid (aa) extracellular domain (ECD) with one Iglike Vset domain and 16 Iglike C2set domains, a 21 aa transmembrane segment , and a 35 aa cytoplasmic domain (3, 4). Within the ECD, mouse Siglec1 shares 73% and 83% aa sequence identity with human and rat Siglec1, respectively. Alternate splicing generates a soluble form of the ECD and a soluble isoform that is truncated following the first three Iglike domains (3). Siglec1 expression is restricted to lymphnode and spleen macrophages and some tissue macrophages (4). The adhesive function of Siglec1 is supported by the Nterminal Ig like domain which shows a selectivity for 2, 3linked sialic acid residues (46). Siglec1 binds a number of sialylated molecules including the mannose receptor, MGL1, MUC1, PSGL1, and different glycoforms of CD43 (710) . Its binding capacity can be masked by endogenous sialylated molecules (11, 12). The sialylated and sulfated Nlinked carbohydrates that modify Siglec1 itself are required for ligand binding (7,8). Siglec1 is expressed on dendritic cells following rhinovirus exposure, and these DC promote T cell anergy (13). It is also induced on circulating monocytes during systemic sclerosis and HI V1 infection (1416). Siglec1 can trap HI V1 particles for trans infection of permissive cells (15).
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I have run the XD3 for a few years and my only complaint was the fogging of the visor in rain or singletrack conditions. A FogCity inner liner on the visor has just solved that issue but now I do like the looks of the new XD4…
Big fan of the xd helmet here. I combine the xd4 with smith slider/replacement len sunglasses (or similar)and its the bomb. Shield up in the slower technical riding for improved ventilation and visibility. Change up your sunglass lens as needed for type of day/riding. Yellow for cloudy/deep woods, grey for sunny, and clear for night riding. Hit the road, drop the shield and go. Rain is bit tricky. Need to just barley ventilate to prevent fogging. To much venting and the inside of the helmet/liner becomes wetted and its full on shield fogging which soon leads to having to ride with the shield up. No fun when that happens. Cheers……Bob


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Author of Philosophy of Fighting: Morals and Motivations of the Modern Warrior Style: submission wrestling--
Does anyone ask Peedee anything here anymore? This forum is starting to look like, "Listen to Kungfools."
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Style: Muay Thai and boxing--
That would be better, Mercurius.
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I've gotta admit, I've got a superficial reason for wanting to watch this afternoon's Red Wings - Blackhawks matchup. Though they may be incorrect, I love Detroit's throwback jerseys.
Ty Conklin will make his second start of the season in said jerseys, having won in then at Wrigley Field in the New Year's Day Winter Classic. Chris Osgood was given the option of starting today or tomorrow and chose to start on the road in the last game before the playoffs.
The Red Wings will be without Marian Hossa, who left Thursday's game early with a groin injury. He will also miss tomorrow's game but is expected to return for the start of the playoffs.
Cristobal Huet will start for Chicago. The Blackhawks will be without Patrick Sharp and Brent Sopel, with Kris Versteeg also unlikely to play.
With the Wings locked into the Western Conference's second seed and the 'Hawks having clinched fourth place, the two games are virtually meaningless. The Red Wings are 4-0 on the season against the Blackhawks and Chicago is looking to break 100 points in the standings for the first time since 1993.
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If there's tape put up by the police to protect a crime scene, everyone will ignore it.
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If there's an underground/multi storey car park in there, you can be sure someone will get killed or wounded in there.
If someone is being chased, they will always go up in a building, despite the fact that this will mean they'll get trapped.
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At James Oliver Gallery, artists Denise Fike, Melanie Miller and Aubrie Costello deck out the white walls with fabric, sketches and printmaking materials for the show "Illumination." Each has a completely different take on the making process, and through their experimentation, a pensive and occasionally chaotic exhibit emerges from the assembled ideas and methods.
Of the works in the show, a majority are the products of Melanie Miller. These mostly small, white-framed drawings run the range of emotional and psychological outpourings, which seem like a direct line into the artist's brain. Miller, a former dancer, harnesses the trial of her own physical disability into a moving series of paint and pencil that attempts to get to the root of human weakness and bodily deterioration. Many pieces incorporate labels from prescription drugs or titles such as "Ketamine Coma," placing the sometimes taboo topic of medication at the forefront of her content.
Concerning the formal elements of Miller's work, much of it is scrawled and labeled in a very stream-of-consciousness style reminiscent of a sketchbook or Cy Twombly painting. She also takes surreal detours with images such as "Promenade of the Cane Ladies." Here, the cane is certainly further representative of physical disability, but a spark of humor emerges from the depiction of – not ladies with canes – but actual cane forms dressed and posed as ladies, complete with lips, handbags, and even a parasol.
Aubrie Costello breaks up the prevalence of quadrilateral frames in the space by draping swaths of fabric from the walls and onto the floor. After hand ripping these sheets of cloth, the artist proceeds to form them into letters, words and phrases, which she then nails directly to the wall. The cryptic statements offer a lot of interpretation on the part of the viewer, and one wonders if the artist herself is even aware of what these snippets of thought could mean for certain.
Like Miller's surfacing subconscious, we are ushered into the complex territory of another person's perspective which we will never fully grasp. Miller seems to meet this disconnect by continually pouring content onto her pages but Costello takes it to a more physical and even violent level. The very act of tearing cloth is inherently destructive even when the end result is art, and her method of mounting with nails is piercing, permanently altering, and more like crucifixion than, say, delicately draping the strips over hooks or other fixtures.
Instead of actually displaying prints, Denise Fike chooses to hang the framed metal plates that she utilizes to create these images. Seeing these artifacts, one becomes aware that they are all reversals of how the prints themselves would appear, twisting the result into a mirrored opposite. The metal is also pocked and eaten away by the acids used in the process, and green patina covers the surfaces in some places, bestowing them with beautiful natural textures and depths that would otherwise be invisible in the final print.
Fike also includes a number of metallic floral arrangements on tall panels which hint at the artist's preoccupation with wallpaper, patterning, and interior design. Slightly behind and to the left of a series of these panels assembled as a folding changing screen is the outline of a nude woman taken directly from the plate entitled "Afterglow." Interestingly enough, this piece of the same title is much larger than the print would be and is actually a painting. This misdirection hints at the presence of actual prints but stops short of actually including them in the show, as a sort of practical joke on the observer.
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Rare Footage: Loch Ness Monster and John Minnicks Graflex camera
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Fake! Fake! Fake! I tell you. There's no camera like that out there in existence.
I must have blinked, missed the Loch Ness Monster, looks like you could do with inventing a tripod with a built in set of steps, health and safety here in the UK wouldn't advocate the use of a dangerous folding chair to stand on.
Have you considered shorter subjects? Or maybe building a "portrait pit" in your back yard? How about tossing a couple of apple boxes in the car?
On the bright side the sequel, "The Loch Ness Monster falls on his ass," has a good chance of going viral. It has nothing to do with photography, but it made me think of this classic Jerry Remy clip:
Can you shoot tethered with that?
The pictures look too good to be true, lol.. jealousy on my part
but on the hindsight, is very possible..
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Hope you are all enjoying your week! After working 11 days straight, I now have a 3-day weekend!! Very excited to relax yet have fun. So expect some posts over the next few days!
On July 4th, my roommates and I ventured to the Charles River to see the fireworks. Before that though, we decided to go out to dinner since I had an Open Table gift card that I wanted to use. There are only a handful of restaurants that are part of OT, in Harvard Square, and even fewer that were open on July 4th. We decided on Henrietta's Table in the Charles Hotel. Being that it is in a hotel, I knew that they would be open. I had been there for breakfast, brunch and lunch but never for dinner. It was time to round out the dining experiences!
It was a really warm night so we decided to eat out on the patio. There was no wait, which was really nice. I love their motto: Fresh & Honest! They practice farm to table dining and everything is local, sustainable and in season.
The weather was beautiful outside, not too hot with a nice breeze. We started off with waters as we perused the menu.
The menu isn't very big but everything looked good! I had a hard time deciding! It took me no time to order my drink though. After my drink experience a few weeks ago, I was eager to try another drink that had cilantro infused into it.
This drink was very sweet but very refreshing. We also split a bread basket which had a sweet, nutty dense bread, a warm sourdough bread, and my favorite, the cranberry nut bread.
Instead of ordering off the regular menu, I opted for the specials of the day. To start, I had a mixed green salad with watermelon, pancetta and feta in a light herb vinaigrette. There was some confusion early on though when they brought out a regular field greens salad. It was quickly rectified, though, and I was able to enjoy my salad.
Loved this summer salad. The only thing that would have made it better was if the cheese was crumbled instead of cubed. Small detail though!
For my entrée, I ordered the ribeye steak with a demi glace sauce atop mashed potatoes. The way I like to have my steak is medium rare but because of the thin cut of meat, the lowest they could do was medium. Still a bit cooked for me, but it was still delicious. I tried my sister in law's pot roast which was nice and hot and could cut with a fork. After that bite, mine seemed a bit colder in temperature. I don't eat steak very often though so I enjoyed every bite. And the mashed potatoes were chunky which I love!
Our service was great. It was attentive without being rushed and our water glasses were always filled! Definitely key for me at a restaurant! Especially one where the evening was warm.
So now I've done every meal at Henrietta's Table and I thoroughly enjoyed all of them! I haven't been there for lunch in a while though. I could really go for one of their salads. And can I just say, I LOVE the fact that they call dinner, supper. Don't know why, but I love it.
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This vegetarian version of the classic has a bold, zesty flavor, yet lacks the fat and calories of the original. Toss with romaine lettuce, croutons and freshly ground pepper.
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We're still not sure what caused half the Superdome to go black during year's biggest football event. But Jay-Z seems to have a pretty decent theory.
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Hello from Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Hello from Eau Claire, WI (90 miles east of Minneapolis, MN)
I Googled Wood Fired Pizza Ovens 2 months ago and by chance I landed on Rado Hand's site... I read there for a few weeks non stop. I knew zero about brick ovens and that was the way I was headed until some on that site mentioned Forno Bravo.
Now I've been lurking here for a few weeks and am just now realizing how much I don't know. I've seen a lot of great builds that I can only envy, but may also steal ideas from. I hope (need?) to keep my oven fairly low key and probably without a roof, keeping the igloo or round shape and covering with stucco, but don't know how weatherproof that can be. I'm sure I'll change my mind a few times before I start digging. I don't have my wife fully on board yet, but hopefully that will come.
I'm leaning toward a 36" and maybe a corner install. I think I understand the base, hearth, insulation, IT, and Fire Bricks ($2.28 each locally for 2 1/2" or 1 5/8"...no arch bricks), but hopefully I can learn the rest on the job.
It's 18 degrees here today with 18" inches of snow, so I won't be digging anytime soon, but will keep reading and will try to soak up all your great advice.
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Hi, I graduated from UW Stout and spent many an evening haunting Eau Claire I have an Oven in my back yard in Crystal MN and you are welcome to come visit and bring your wife. Maybe it will help to have a demonstration of the food possibilities. That is how I got my social director on board and she loves it now.
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Mr. Chipster is my brother inlaw and WFO mentor. It only took one pizza party at his oven to hook me. Poured my slab before the winter freeze to avoid waiting for spring road bans on concrete trucks not to mention the nasty ruts one of those guys will leave in your yard on soft spring soil. I have 90% of materials on hand and making use of the wait for spring by learning from the excellant resource this forum provides. I'm located near LaCrosse thus a little closer to you than the Chipster. Since I'll probably have the jump on you feel free to look over my shoulder and learn from my failures and successes.
Suspect all builders have some of each. Its interesting to compare some of the earlier builds and the evolution that has taken place in just the last five years as later builds have incorporated the best of those who went before. Take Chip up on his offer and you'll be ready to get started.
Re: Hello from Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Welcome to the WFO forum, you are in good hands if Mr. Chip mentors you. There are also a link of best builds on Lburou thread located in the Newbie section under "treasure achives" on something similar. Good luck
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mrchipster,silverfox & UtahBeehiver, thanks for the welcome.
mrchipster, Crystal is only 100 miles away, small world, If I have trouble convincing my wife I'll have to take you up on your offer.
silverfox, I'll be looking over you shoulder the whole way. I don't have any materials yet, but I stopped in to our local HF to look at the 10" tile saw. Quite a unit for $229 (minus %15 off coupon!)
I'm a bit ahead of myself, but is it possible to smoke in one of these ovens? I usually do ribs, salmon or pork shoulder in my Weber Smokey Mountain smoker @ 225 degrees, but maybe they would taste better smoked in a WFO!
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You can definitely smoke meat in a WFO. I currently use a New Brunsfull Texas style with an offset firebox except when we are smoking a large batch like the few hundred rings of vension bologna we made a few weeks ago. Then we fire up the walk in cement block smoke house. I think you'll find that its just a matter of controlling your fire, probably with the door slightly ajar and maintaining a small fire.
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It's 23°f here today and snowing hard. With 24" of snow on the ground plus this I may be starting my build in July instead of May.
http://220.127.116.11 - here is a look outside my office window...might be hard to see the snow coming down though
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Hmmm, might really be building an igloo. Strange weather we have.
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Here is my new design...It's -5°f here this morning. I think I will build an igloo!
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At the recent APA Spring Consolidated meetings, the members of the Board of Directors and the members of the Committee on International Relations in Psychology (CIRP) received a dinner invitation from the Chilean Embassy, sent as a result of APA President James Bray's international outreach to the Washington diplomatic community. Why Chile? Prompted by a long-standing relation between his institution, Baylor College of Medicine, and Chilean professional students, Bray asked the APA Special Projects office to see whether APA could host a Board dinner at the Chilean Embassy. The gracious answer from the Ambassador of Chile was to invite APA to dinner at his residence.
On the Thursday before the consolidated meetings began, thirty APA members including the Board of Directors, CIRP, and selected staff, knocked at the door of the Chilean Ambassador's residence on "Embassy Row" in Washington. They were greeted by Deputy Chief of Mission, Fernando Varela, who expressed a longstanding interest in international academic and science exchange. Varela was joined by two senior diplomats, Paola Palma and Rodrigo Meza, who lead the embassy's efforts in promoting educational, cultural and scientific exchanges. The Ambassador himself had been recalled to Chile to assume the post of foreign minister in the current government.
The evening began with greetings and lively conversation over appetizers, as the APA guests and Chilean hosts discovered areas of mutual interest, knowledge and excitement. Dinner continued with conversation and toasts to the Chilean hosts from James Bray, President, and Carol Goodheart, President- Elect. Following dinner the guests assembled in the front hall where Dr. Bray presented the embassy with gifts from APA. These included a copy of the American Psychologist with the original art that appeared on its cover – a signed and framed photo, a copy of the APA Dictionary of Psychology, and glass wine coasters made by a traditional US glass-blower. The guests brought gifts as well – Dr. Bray presented the Deputy Minister with two bottles of rare Chilean wine, and CIRP member Laura Johnson, PhD, brought a hand thrown vase from her family kiln.
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Hariri, the head of the Future Movement, currently resides in Saudi Arabia for security reasons although he has said he will return to Lebanon to run his party's campaign before the next parliamentary elections.
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