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Great effort from all our players. Disappointing to lose the game but we can definitely turn them over at the bridge.
Agreed but might want to bring on Oscar for Pedro in that case.
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A much more attacking lineup than I expected for sure. Quite excited! ::Edit:: (not a masochist)
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Panda replied to Harvz's topic in Chelsea MatchesFelt exactly the same. I think if we continue as we are we'll get a goal. Hazard is looking excellent especially. My only concern is Baba is struggling with Shaqiri and is on a yellow.
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Panda replied to Michael Tucker's topic in Chelsea MatchesI moved up to Newcastle in 2012 and have lived here since. My record at St James' park has so far been a 3-2 defeat, a 2-0 defeat, and a 2-1 defeat. In fact the only team I've seen Newcastle beat at St James' park is Chelsea, and I've been to a fair few Newcastle matches. I'm going to the game this weekend so all I'll say is: FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PLEASE CAN WE NOT LOSE AGAIN!! Surely we can't have four defeats on the bounce here again? And Mourinho has to win at St James' park at some point doesn't he?
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Panda replied to Michael Tucker's topic in Chelsea MatchesNice to win. I thought it was interesting that the workrate seemed to increase after the third goal. The desire and determination seemed to suddenly re-appear and it was visible in the body-language. It doesn't matter that it was Tel Aviv, the players just need to experience winning again. Would like to see Loftus-Cheek start on Saturday. I know it might sound like a lot of pressure but I reckon he can handle it.
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[TWOW SPOILERS] March 2014 Preview Chapter Part IV
Grip replied to Stubby's topic in The Winds of WinterLate to the party but a great chapter! Liked the little details, for some reason I liked how the older guard served with Lord Tywin back in the days. A nice detail, doesn't really mean anything but still interesting (at least to me!). However this chapter enforces my opinion that Essos is most interesting when there are Westerosi characters around..
Pratchett II: The Wrath of Om
Grip replied to Werthead's topic in LiteratureYeah I agree, Feet of Clays is one of the best in the series. Been meaning to do a Pratchett reread for some time now, great books in general. Edit: Reaper Man and Small Gods are (imo) two of the best books in the series, favorites of mine. Interesting Times as well, was one of the first I read.
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Grip replied to Apple Martini's topic in General (ASoIaF)I like it, think its an interesting theory. Imo its certainly not as far fetched as some other theories out there.
Will Sansa slowly turn into Cersei? I think so.
Grip replied to Ser John Alexander Hall's topic in General (ASoIaF)OP; Interesting idea, while I doubt that Sansa is going to end up similar to Cersei its still something I hadn't really thought of before.
A Roose Bolton Appreciation Thread
Grip replied to Ramsay Gimp's topic in General (ASoIaF)Yeah, Roose is certainly not the master-villain (imo). Still he will do, in the same vain as say Tywin while not exactly being the "Dark Overlord". That's what makes him even more likeable, he is in many ways only a minor "villain".
We all agree that Jon IS going to be resurrected right?
Grip replied to AegonSnow's topic in General (ASoIaF)Star Wars joke, sorry couldn't resist..
We all agree that Jon IS going to be resurrected right?
Grip replied to AegonSnow's topic in General (ASoIaF)He'll be back, and in greater numbers.
I remember I saw a theory once that said that Elder Brother was actually Rhaegar..So yeah, the glamour theories pop up from time to time.
Heh, that too! In any case I dont think the rubies have any greater significance, other then tempting fools like Ser Hyle Hunt.
Yeah. The brothers on the Quiet Isle emphasise the number seven because of their faith, IE seven rubies for seven gods. That doesn't mean that there were only seven rubies, but that to the brothers the number seven is special.
We cant be sure, that's true. Redwyne has adapted to the new dynasty, as have most. But we cant judge his actions by that scene alone, might be he returns to his old loyalties when a Targ shows up. In any case he seems a cautious man, he probably wont come cheap especially considering the vast navy he controls.
Might get one of the Redwyne twins, I do not think that they are married and above all they come from one of the most prominent Houses in the Reach. The Redwynes were also loyal to Aerys to the last. I suppose they might not be famed fighters but at least Dany would bind a strong House to her cause.
Ah true, did not take that into consideration..
Gotta wonder about Bedwyck aka Giant in the NW. While not a knight he is still arguably one of the shortest men around thats not named Tyrion and that still has some part left to play in the story. He seems to be doing well and is respected in the NW, though perhaps more due to his experience rather than his fighting abilities. He is good at climbing trees though, as well as hiding in them, which is a feat that Gregor most likely could not match. :D


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Infants born to dengue immune mothers acquire maternal antibodies to dengue. These antibodies, though initially protective, decline during the first year of life to levels thought to be disease enhancing, before reaching undetectable levels. Infants have long been studied to understand the interaction between infection and disease on an individual level.
Considering infants (cases <1 year old) as a unique group, we analyzed serotype specific dengue case data from patients admitted to a pediatric hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. We show differences in the propensity of serotypes to cause disease in individuals with dengue antibodies (infants and post-primary cases) and in individuals without dengue antibodies (primary cases). The mean age of infant cases differed among serotypes, consistent with previously observed differential waning of maternal antibody titers by serotype. We show that trends over time in epidemiology of infant cases are consistent with those observed in the whole population, and therefore with trends in the force of infection.
Infants with dengue are informative about the interaction between antibody and the dengue serotypes, confirming that in this population DENV-2 and DENV-4 almost exclusively cause disease in the presence of dengue antibody despite infections occurring in others. We also observe differences between the serotypes in the mean age in infant cases, informative about the interaction between waning immunity and disease for the different serotypes in infants. In addition, we show that the mean age of infant cases over time is informative about transmission in the whole population. Therefore, ongoing surveillance for dengue in infants could provide useful insights into dengue epidemiology, particularly after the introduction of a dengue vaccine targeting adults and older children.
Author Summary
Infants born to dengue immune mothers acquire maternal dengue antibodies. These antibodies, though initially protective, decline during the first year of life to levels thought to be disease enhancing, before reaching undetectable levels. We show that in this population, DENV-2 and DENV-4 almost exclusively cause disease in the presence of dengue antibody, despite infections occurring in others. We also observe serotype-specificity in the mean age of infant cases, consistent with differential waning of antibody to each serotype. These results highlight serotype-specificity in the way the immune response interacts with infection to cause disease. In addition, we show that the mean age of infant cases over time is informative about transmission in the whole population. Therefore, ongoing surveillance for dengue in infants could provide useful insights into dengue epidemiology, particularly after the introduction of a dengue vaccine targeting adults and older children.
Citation: Clapham H, Cummings DAT, Nisalak A, Kalayanarooj S, Thaisomboonsuk B, Klungthong C, et al. (2015) Epidemiology of Infant Dengue Cases Illuminates Serotype-Specificity in the Interaction between Immunity and Disease, and Changes in Transmission Dynamics. PLoS Negl Trop Dis 9(12): e0004262. doi:10.1371/journal.pntd.0004262
Editor: Aravinda M. de Silva, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, UNITED STATES
Received: July 21, 2015; Accepted: November 3, 2015; Published: December 11, 2015
Copyright: © 2015 Clapham et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited
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Funding: The views expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not represent the official policy or position of the US Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or US Government. DATC received funding from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number U54 GM088491 and received funding from grant R01Al114703. HC, JL and DATC received funding from the National Institutes of Health under Award Number 5R01AI102939-03. AS received funding from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases under Award Number 5P01 AI034533-22. The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.
Competing interests: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.
DENV is a flavivirus that exists as four serotypes. Infection with one serotype leads to long-term immunity to that serotype. There is also a short-term period of cross-protection to other serotypes [1, 2] followed by an indeterminate period during which infection by another serotype may lead to more severe disease [3]. One theory for this increased severity is antibody dependent enhancement, whereby non-neutralizing antibodies bind to the virus and facilitate viral entry into cells and increased viral replication [4]. The overwhelming majority of hospitalized cases in regions where all four serotypes circulate are due to post-primary infections [5]. Infants born to dengue-immune mothers receive dengue antibodies, and, over the first year of life, experience an accelerated version of the susceptibility pattern that individuals experience during a lifetime in endemic areas: there is a short period of universal protection lasting a few months after birth, followed by a period also lasting a few months in which infections are more likely to be severe possibly through the action of antibody dependent enhancement [6].
Infant cases of dengue have been an important group for studying dengue immunopathogenesis. Previous studies have described the disease presentation and age distributions of infants in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines [7–9], as well as considering the interaction between antibody titres and disease [6, 10–12]. Infant cases may also be an important group for understanding other aspects of the epidemiology of dengue at population scales. There are two main advantages to evaluating infant cases for studying the interaction between immunity and disease. First, at a population scale and even at individual scales, infants have fairly uniform antibody titers across serotypes and, thus, eliminate the uncertainty of timing and nature of past exposures that exists when considering serotype differences in disease severity among older children. Second, the time period that infants are at high risk of infection with severe outcome is relatively short, thus providing information on forces of infection in the population at this time.
In the current study, we analyzed dengue case data from Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health (QSNICH) from 1973–2012 to investigate dengue in infants (cases <1 year old). We sought to elucidate intrinsic differences in the propensity for different DENV serotypes to cause disease among patients with pre-existing antibodies by examining serotype distributions in hospitalized infants, compared to other age and immunity groups. We also examined possible relationships between antibody levels and disease outcome by examining the age of severe cases among infants. Finally, we considered changes in dengue case numbers and mean age of infant cases over time and what these changes revealed about the force of infection (FOI) of dengue and population level transmission. This work is important for the study of dengue pathogenesis and epidemiology and is particularly relevant to the development of vaccines. An understanding of potentially protective antibody titers could inform vaccine immunogenicity targets and could clarify the interactions among serotype, immunity and disease outcome when interpreting population level vaccine trial results. Since no vaccine approaching licensure currently plans to target those under 1 year of age, this group could also be an important resource in Phase 4 studies as they will be easily identified as non-vaccinees, and can be used to characterize indirect effects of vaccine campaigns as well as characterize temporal patterns in population level transmission after the introduction of vaccines.
Materials and Methods
Study Design
The analyzed data were obtained from public health samples collected during passive surveillance of hospitalized dengue cases from 1973 to 2012 at QSNICH, a 420-bed tertiary care pediatric hospital located in Bangkok, Thailand, that serves as a Thailand Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) dengue referral center for Bangkok. Ninety-nine percent of the dengue cases were ≤15 years of age. Acute and convalescent blood samples from clinically suspected dengue inpatients at QSNICH were tested for evidence of DENV infection at the Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences (AFRIMS) laboratory in Bangkok. The case data up until 1999 have been presented previously [13] and an updated analysis is in submission (Nisalak et al., submitted to AJTMH). Techniques used for measuring antibody titers and detecting virus have changed over the years (see [13] Table 2). In brief, acute blood samples were tested by viral isolation and/or hemi-nested reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) as previously described [14–18]. Acute and convalescent blood samples were tested by dengue serological assays as previously described [19–22]. Primary infection refers to the first DENV infection in an individual and was determined serologically by dengue hemagglutination inhibition assay (HAI) and/or dengue IgM/IgG capture enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) according to published criteria [22]. Post-primary infection refers to any DENV infection subsequent to primary infection and was also determined serologically [22]. The retrieval and analysis of coded pre-existing data in this study was approved by the QSNICH and Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Institutional Review Boards. Blood samples from passive surveillance were originally collected at QSNICH for public health purposes. All data analyzed were anonymized.
Statistical Analysis
For the purpose of this analysis, cases were grouped into three groups: 1) primary cases aged less than 1 year old, which we refer to as infant primary cases, 2) primary cases aged ≥1 year old which we refer to as non-infant primary cases, and 3) post-primary cases of all ages. Only 40 of 21,090 post-primary cases were <1 year of age; these cases were included in the post-primary group, but their inclusion in this or the infant primary group did not alter the results. For each group, we calculated the proportion of cases that were of each serotype, and for each serotype, the proportion of cases that were in each group. Using Pearson correlations, the correlation between the annual numbers of cases in each group for each serotype was assessed.
For infant primary cases, we calculated the mean age for cases of each serotype over all years and the mean age for all serotypes for each year. Using generalized linear models, we assessed trends over time and the relationship between annual mean age and annual proportion of all cases in infants. Analysis was performed using R version 3.0.2 (R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria) [23].
The serotype distribution in primary infant cases was more similar to the post-primary cases than to primary cases in non-infants (Table 1 and Fig 1). For both post-primary and infant primary cases, around 35% of cases were DENV-1 and and 31% of cases were DENV-2. This is significantly different to primary non-infant cases where a much greater 57% of cases were DENV-1 and only 5% were DENV-2. For DENV-3 there are slight, non-significant differences between post-primary and infant primary with 22% of post-primary and 27% of primary infant cases due to DENV-3, and these are both significantly less than the 37% of primary non-infant cases that were due to DENV-3. For DENV-4 there are significant differences across all 3 groups with 12% of post-primary cases, 4% of infant primary cases and only 1% of primary non-infant cases due to DENV-4 (Table 1 and Fig 1). Although disease was still more common in post-primary compared to primary cases for DENV-1 and DENV-3 (73% of cases were post-primary), primary infections with these two serotypes caused a substantial amount of disease in dengue naïve individuals. For DENV-2 and DENV-4 however, almost all of the cases of these serotypes were post-primary cases (92% and 96%, respectively). The percentage of cases that were untyped was the same for the primary infant and non-infant cases (both 40%), compared to post-primary cases (53%) (Table 2 and Fig 2).
Serotypes DENV-1 to -4 are in purple, red, green and blue, respectively, untyped is in yellow.
Cases are shown on a log10 scale. Primary cases in infants are in dark blue, post-primary cases are in mid blue, and primary cases in non-infants are in light blue.
There were positive, significant correlations within each serotype each year between the number of infant primary cases, non-infant primary cases, and post-primary cases in each year, i.e., the number of primary non-infant cases of a serotype each year was associated with the number of infant primary cases and, separately, associated with the number of post-primary cases of that serotype each year (see Fig 2 and Table 3). For DENV-1 and DENV-3, the correlations between the numbers in each group were between 0.78 and 0.95, while for DENV-2 and DENV-4, these correlations were lower between 0.40 and 0.60.
Finally, we considered the trends over time in the mean age of infant primary cases and the infant primary cases as a proportion of all cases (Fig 4). There was a significant positive correlation between mean age and year (correlation 0.31, p-value: < 0.05). This increase in mean age was clear from 1990 to around 2007, but there was a suggestion of a decrease after 2007. Age distributions by decade are shown in Fig 3B. Using a linear model, there was a significant relationship between proportion of cases that were in infants and the mean age, year and the interaction between mean age and year (p-values all <0.01, coefficients: mean age: 18, year: 0.005 and mean age*year: -0.009). This relationship showed that during the years of increasing mean age of infant cases (1990–2007), there was a decrease in the proportion of all cases that were in infants; and during the years of decreasing mean age (after 2007), there was an increase in the proportion of cases that were in infants (Fig 4).
The serotype distributions of hospitalized dengue cases in different immune groups, as presented in this paper, add to the evidence that differences in the outcome of infection by each serotype depends on immune status. The paucity of primary cases of DENV-2 and DENV-4 has been shown in previous studies in Thailand [5]. The presence of infant primary cases with these serotypes, suggests that dengue naive individuals ≥1 year of age are exposed to these serotypes, but that these exposures do not result in hospitalized disease. There are two non-mutually exclusive ways to interpret these findings: (1) DENV-1 and DENV-3 were more likely to cause disease in non-immune individuals compared to DENV-2 and DENV-4, or (2) DENV-2 and DENV-4 were more likely to cause disease in an enhanced post-primary infection than DENV-1 and DENV-3. These results from the infants suggest that the former is the most likely explanation, with the correlations between the annual case numbers in each group (infant primary, primary non-infant and post-primary) being lower for DENV-2 and DENV-4, than for DENV-1 and DENV-3, suggesting the immune status of the population plays a larger role in the dynamics of DENV-2 and DENV-4. These differences may also explain previously seemingly contradictory results where a relationship was shown between infant DHF and increased levels of enhancing activity in sera for DENV2 [6], but not DENV3 [10]. In addition, there is a suggestion that DENV-4 is under represented in the infant primary cases compared to the secondary cases. This could be explained by a lower force of infection for DENV-4 (consistent with the fewer observed cases) leading to fewer exposures in this early time period. Differences between the serotypes in the propensity to cause disease in immune and non-immune individuals should be considered in the context of vaccination trial results with seemingly differential efficacy across serotypes, as with the Sanofi Phase 2b results [24]. Could the observed effect of the vaccination for DENV2 be because of the differential outcomes of DENV2 exposure in naïve and non-naïve individuals?
The mean age of infant primary cases was similar to previous studies [7, 8]. The observed differences in the mean age in infants by serotype (highest for DENV-1 and DENV-3 followed by DENV-2 then DENV-4) could be due to two non-mutually exclusive reasons. Firstly, the force of infection could have been higher for the serotypes with the lower mean ages (so infections occurred on average earlier). Secondly, differential waning of antibody titers by serotype could lead to potential enhancement occuring at different ages for the different serotypes. The first explanation would suggest a higher force of infection for DENV-2 and DENV-4 compared to DENV-1 and DENV-3. Previous work has suggested R0 and thus the FOI may be higher for DENV-2 and the considerable numbers of DENV-2 cases [25] would be consistent with a high FOI for DENV-2. However, DENV-4 had lower incidence overall and serological studies do not suggest that DENV-4 has a higher R0 than other serotypes [25]. For antibody waning, previous work by van Panhuis et al. [26] indicated the fastest antibody waning to be for DENV-4 (with a mean titer at 6 months of 17 [95% CI: 12, 25]). The next fastest waning serotype was DENV-2 (with a mean titre at 6 months of 25 (95% CI: 21, 31), followed by DENV-3 and DENV-1 (mean titer at 6 months of 35 (95% CI: 29, 43)). This order of antibody waning is consistent with the observed serotype-specific infant mean ages, though these results may be specific to the assays performed. There could, of course, also be differences between the serotypes in the antibody response required for protection or to lead to enhanced infections, as observed in older individuals in a study in Kamphaeng Phet, Thailand [27]. With a population such as Bangkok, we would expect broad antibody responses in maternal antibody, however further study of maternal over time and in multiple populations would be of great interest.
The small but significant increase in mean age of infant cases over time (particularly in the 1990s to 2007) is consistent with the increase in mean age of dengue seen in the general population in Thailand [28]. One of the leading hypotheses for this increase is a reduction in the force of infection [28]. Both the trends in mean age of infant primary cases and the relative proportion of all cases that were in infants, are consistent with a decrease in FOI during this period (as the FOI drops we would expect to see fewer cases in infants as the chance of being infected in this first year of life drops). It is interesting that after 2007, a decrease in the mean age of infant cases, and an increase in the proportion of cases that were in infants was observed, suggesting an increase in FOI in this period. This decrease in mean age was also observed in primary cases of older age groups (Nisalak et al., submitted to AJTMH). Further years of data will be needed to determine whether this a persistent trend or a transient fluctation. We show a change in the mean age of infants over time and by serotype, however the numbers of cases in each year are too small to determine the changes over time for each serotype.
Our study suggests that infants, in addition to being informative about immune-mediated pathogenesis, could act as a sentinel population for understanding population-level transmission. Vaccines currently in development are unlikely to be given to infants [29, 30], and therefore, this age group will still be largely susceptible to infection even after vaccine introduction. With this lack of change in susceptibility, surveillance of this population could help determine whether transmission or simply disease presentation has altered due to vaccination. Whether infant susceptibility changes due to vaccine-derived maternal immunity will also be an important question to address in follow up studies. One would hope that ultimately, infants will be protected by herd immunity, however, if protection is suboptimal for some serotypes, is greater against severe disease as opposed to just infection, or vaccine coverage is low, the force of infection could be maintained at close to pre-vaccination levels. Therefore, infants will still be at substantial risk for infection and be an important population to observe to understand immunity and transmission.
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The authors wish to acknowledge the clinical staff at QSNICH, and the clinical, laboratory and data management staff at AFRIMS. We thank Dr. Siraporn Sawasdivorn, Director, QSNICH, for her support. We thank three anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments on the manuscript. The views expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not represent the official policy or position of the US Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or US Government.
Author Contributions
Conceived and designed the experiments: HC DATC AN IY. Performed the experiments: SK BT CK SF AS LRM AN. Analyzed the data: HC AN DATC. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: SK BT CK SF AS LRM JR. Wrote the paper: HC DATC JL AN SF AS LRM IY.
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Rick Ryckeley started his newspaper career in 2001, right after 9/11. At the time, a firefighter for over seventeen years, he wrote about the event from a firefighter's perspective and then submitted the story to his local paper. After it was published, the editor called him into his office and asked if he would like to continue to write.
He asked his wife Becky, "Now what do I do?" She told him to keep writing if he had something else to say. He has written a weekly column for that paper ever since.
As of 2012, Rick is still a firefighter. During his long career he's been recognized as Firefighter of the Year five times, received the MLK Humanitarian Award, and named Georgia Fire Safety Educator of the Year for his work and dedication to the education of children. This love of life has shown through his career and continues to shine through his stories - stories of his wife and son, everyday observations, and the seven years spent growing up at 110 Flamingo Street.
Rick and his wife Becky still live in a small Georgia town – Senoia. There, they enjoy the life that only a small town can provide.
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Follow all the kids from Flamingo Street and read about their childhood adventures, misadventures and lessons that they learned while growing up in a unique place and during a special time. A time when doors were kept unlocked as people went to work, windows opened for fresh air at night, and kids played outside until called in for dinner. A collection of fifty-two short stories suitable for the entire family - 110 Flamingo Street, stories from a simpler time is a vehicle that beckons the reader to climb aboard. Travel back to a simpler time. The stories will make you smile. The stories will make you laugh. And some will even make you cry.
This collection of short stories captures the unique way of life that only a small southern town can offer. In this second book in the series, sixteen charcoal drawings have also been included so readers will receive a true snapshot of what really happened during the seven years Rick, his three brothers and sister spent growing up at 110 Flamingo Street.
With this book, the kids from Flamingo Street will be right here for you all year long and for many more books to come. Hopefully they, and Rick's unique observations of life, can add some humor to the start of your week. He has also included stories about The Wife, The Boy, and life's little truths - general observations of life common to us all. Then he holds them up for all to read.
His hope is you'll share some laughs with your family, a few tears along the way, and maybe these little stories, will soon become a part of your memories. As they have been a part of his. Hopefully they'll help you pause, look at the world just a little differently. And smile.
"Every story in this book is true and happened just as written – to the best of my memory that is. Choosing just fifty-two stories out of the six hundred that have been written over the last eleven years was the most challenging part of creating this book. But choosing four stories to be included in "Reader Reaction" section was the easiest. Those have been included not because they're extraordinary, but because of the extraordinary circumstances that occurred after they were published in our local newspaper and online.
The first story reached into a university classroom and grabbed the attention of an inquisitive professor.
The second wove its way down the hallways of a local elementary school where it captivated the attention of the teachers and staff.
The third story leaped across the great pond – all the way to England.
And what of the fourth story? Well, I'll leave that one for you to read yourself. Besides, you probably wouldn't believe me if I told you. But what happened is true…and nothing short of hilarious. And I bought the book to prove it.
The sixteen drawings in this book make the stories come alive. I wanted everyone, in no matter what part of the country they live, to not only read, but actually see and experience the fun we had while growing up in a small Georgia town. In a sense, the street we grew up on, Flamingo Street, is actually Anyone's Street." –Rick 2012
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According to Politico, Rubio and Cruz are hammering out some details in order that the thirsty Cuban might endorse the Constitutional Cuban!!
Marco Rubio is close to endorsing Ted Cruz, but the two proud Senators — and recent fierce rivals — have some details to work out first.
Cruz has to ask for the Rubio's endorsement, and both sides need to decide that it will make a difference, according to sources familiar with the thinking of both senators.
Rubio and Cruz, who are more friendly with each other in the Senate than they are with longer-serving colleagues, occasionally chatted and patched up their sometime-rocky relationship on the campaign trail heading into Florida's primary Tuesday, when Rubio was blown out by Donald Trump and subsequently quit the presidential race.
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Forgive the expression, but bullshit. :) The mod_jk compilation *is* trivial and since they don't list on the website what version of Apache or Linux the binary is compiled for, it's pretty much useless. I'd say the number one problem post I have seen since joining this list relates to the fact that the binary doesn't work on most people's systems. If you give somebody with relatively little experience a binary that's supposed to work and it doesn't, it only confuses the matter that much more. By the way, I'd be interested in hearing what your config is, since it worked for you. Thanks, --jeff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rui M . Silva Seabra" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 6:13 AM Subject: Re: mod_jk - DEAD END! [POSTSCRIPT] > On Wed, Apr 18, 2001 at 01:58:19PM +0100, Raj Subramani wrote: > > Well folks it finally "appears" to work (after endless struggles and > > news group and e-mail list browsing). > > > > Me thinks, there is absolutely no point in downloading the mod_jk.so > > binaries for LINUX (mod_jk.dll works a treat on NT first time every time). > > > > Build it! > > Bullshit. :) > > Forgive the expression, but it worked very well with me. Of course, if you don't have similar enough a system with the one in which mod_jk.so was compiled, it will not work. > > Since windows is one platform with the same libraries, it's almost deterministic the mod_jk.dll will work. > > There is a point in downloading. If it workds, fine, if it doesn't, compile it. > > > I've had problems because mod_jk.so's compilation is non trivial. The compiled one worked perfectly. > > Hugs, rms > > -- > + No matter how much you do, you never do enough -- unknown > + Whatever you do will be insignificant, > | but it is very important that you do it -- Ghandi > + So let's do it...? >
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Would this work too? 1 - Create your own class which implements LifeCycleListener. 2 - Add it inside of <Server> like anything else. 3 - When LifeCycleListener.lifecycleEvent is called the LifecycleEvent has a method called getData() which returns an object refence which I hope is the reference to the Server. But use getType to determine if the event fired is the one you want. http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/config/host.html has the syntax for the Listener. Even though it is for Host - I speculate then smae concept applies to Server too. -Tim Remy Maucherat wrote: > Filip Hanik wrote: > >> yes, you are right, how do I subscribe to this event? >> I know that the server has a addLifeCycleListener, but how do I access >> the server from a cluster object for example? > > > You can go up the tree, I think, but otherwise, you can just use > ServerFactory.getServer(). > > Remy > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Thanks helps me to understand how good it will function. My main use will be concert photo's only. I am looking for the best settings because the light is terrible there, as in almost no light available
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