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In a crushing indictment on the Education Secretary's prospects of being the next leader of the Conservatives, a local Tory association has requested a visit from any senior party figure – as long as it was "not Michael Gove".
To make matters worse for the minister, the Crawley Conservative association went on to suggest that "Boris would be good" – with London Mayor Boris Johnson one of Mr Gove's closest competitors hoping to replace David Cameron.
Earlier this month Mr Gove was reportedly "putting it about… that while the brilliant Mr Johnson can reach parts of the electorate other Tories cannot, he is not the right man to succeed Mr Cameron".
And those comments came after he had criticised the "ridiculous" number of Old Etonians in David Cameron's inner circle of advisers.
The request from Crawley was featured in minutes from a meeting of the association in December last year, and leaked yesterday to the Evening Standard.
After covering local party finances and the re-selection of sitting MP Henry Smith, the minutes go on to discuss senior Tory figures.
They read: "[A member] requested that top Conservatives visit Crawley — not Michael Gove, or certain others; although it was agreed that Boris would be good."
The Standard also quoted reports that Mr Gove, speaking at a dinner two weeks ago, said: "Boris is incapable of focusing on serious issues and has no gravitas. He isn't a team player and plays to the gallery the whole time.
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IPF is a devastating disease characterized by the development of pulmonary fibrosis which starts in the subpleural region. Myofibroblasts populate the lung parenchyma in patients with IPF. However, their origin remains unclear. The pleural mesothelium derived from the mesoderm lines the lung and expresses the Wilms tumor gene (Wtl). In recent studies we have demonstrated that pleural mesothelial cells can differentiate into myofibroblasts and that pleural mesothelial cells are found in the lung parenchyma of patients with IPF. We hypothesize that pleural mesothelial cells (PMCs) contribute to the myofibroblast population in animal models of fibrogenic lung injury and in human IPF. In collaboration with the other projects in this proposal we will examine our hypothesis in the following specific aims: 1. Determine if PMCs traffic into the lung to form myofibroblasts in animal models of fibrogenic lung injury. 2. Determine the spatial profusion of PMCs in the lung parenchyma of IPF patients in histopathological 3D reconstruction studies and correlate with severity and/or progression of lung fibrosis. 3. Determine the regulatory role of Wtl in the contractile, migratory and fibrogenic activities of normal and IPF-derived PMCs. 4. Determine if small molecule inhibitor, GKT137831 and/or miR-31 delivered via the intra-pleural route protects against fibrosis in murine models of fibrosis Using a cre-lox system for lineage tracing of PMCs, we will examine the role of PMCs in IPF and the contribution of Wtl in modulating migration and differentiation of myofibroblasts. Using human cells and tissue, we will determine the role of IPF-PMCs in the pathology of IPF. These studies will stimulate new paradigms in IPF and define the contribution of the pleural mesothelium to lung parenchymal fibrosis. Local intrapleural delivery of small molecules targeting novel pathways will advance our development of directed therapeutics against IPF.
These studies will simulate new concepts in IPF and define the contribution of the pleural mesothelium to lung parenchymal fibrosis. New paradigms including intrapleural delivery of therapeutic molecules targeting the pleural mesothelium will be evaluated.
|Huang, Wen-Tan; Akhter, Hasina; Jiang, Chunsun et al. (2015) Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1, fibroblast apoptosis resistance, and aging-related susceptibility to lung fibrosis. Exp Gerontol 61:62-75
|Thannickal, Victor J; Zhou, Yong; Gaggar, Amit et al. (2014) Fibrosis: ultimate and proximate causes. J Clin Invest 124:4673-7
|Xie, Na; Cui, Huachun; Banerjee, Sami et al. (2014) miR-27a regulates inflammatory response of macrophages by targeting IL-10. J Immunol 193:327-34
|Desai, Leena P; Zhou, Yong; Estrada, Aida V et al. (2014) Negative regulation of NADPH oxidase 4 by hydrogen peroxide-inducible clone 5 (Hic-5) protein. J Biol Chem 289:18270-8
|Blackwell, Timothy S; Tager, Andrew M; Borok, Zea et al. (2014) Future directions in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis research. An NHLBI workshop report. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 189:214-22
|Hu, Meng; Che, Pulin; Han, Xiaosi et al. (2014) Therapeutic targeting of SRC kinase in myofibroblast differentiation and pulmonary fibrosis. J Pharmacol Exp Ther 351:87-95
|Bai, Guangxing; Hock, Thomas D; Logsdon, Naomi et al. (2014) A far-upstream AP-1/Smad binding box regulates human NOX4 promoter activation by transforming growth factor-?. Gene 540:62-7
|Hecker, Louise; Logsdon, Naomi J; Kurundkar, Deepali et al. (2014) Reversal of persistent fibrosis in aging by targeting Nox4-Nrf2 redox imbalance. Sci Transl Med 6:231ra47
|Cui, Huachun; Xie, Na; Tan, Zheng et al. (2014) The human long noncoding RNA lnc-IL7R regulates the inflammatory response. Eur J Immunol 44:2085-95
|Karki, Suman; Surolia, Ranu; Hock, Thomas David et al. (2014) Wilms' tumor 1 (Wt1) regulates pleural mesothelial cell plasticity and transition into myofibroblasts in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. FASEB J 28:1122-31
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Part Two: A Forensics Inquiry, Step by Step
Opinion: Proper investigative technique is key to conducting a forensic investigation of a suspect computer systemincluding using best practices and knowing how much data to collect.In my first column on this subject, I introduced a set of seven guidelines for IT departments when considering the forensic investigation of a suspect computer system. In part two, Ill offer seven more best practices and recommended steps to be used in conducting the actual examination. These columns started as a conversation with John Colbert, president and CEO of Guidance Software, a publisher of forensic software and a provider of professional investigative services. An ex-cop, Colbert ran the professional services business before recently becoming president of the company. Following our conversation, John was kind enough to summarize the discussion into the bullet points presented here. My hope is that this information will keep well-meaning IT staff out of trouble and encourage proper investigative technique.
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Arrests Over Robbery, Gelderd Road, Leeds.
Detectives investigating a robbery in Leeds which left a man seriously injured have arrested three people.
The two men, aged 24 and 36, and a 20-year-old woman were arrested in the Farnley area last night on suspicion of the robbery of a 38-year-old man in Gelderd Road on February 16. The three, who are all Polish nationals, are currently in custody.
Officers have recovered a grey Jaguar X-type car that is undergoing forensic examination.
Police are appealing for information after a man was attacked and robbed in Leeds and left seriously injured.
The victim, a 38-year-old man, was driving along Gelderd Road towards the ring road in his red Toyota Auris when he saw a woman who appeared to be in distress.
After he pulled over near to the Porsche showroom, two men smashed his windscreen. He got out the car and was assaulted by the men who stole his mobile phone.
The suspects drove off in what was described as a low, powerful silver car.
The victim drove to Tong Road, Armley, to find a phonebox and contacted police.
He was treated in intensive care for serious head and facial injuries and is continuing to recover in hospital.
The two men were described as white. One was bald with a trim beard, of muscular build, potentially with a tattoo on his arm. The woman was described as white, slim with long blonde hair. All three were said to have non-English accents, possibly Eastern European.
The incident happened between 10.30pm and 11:40pm on Tuesday, February 16.
Detective Constable Craig Felton, of Leeds District CID, said: "This was an extremely violent attack on the victim that left him seriously injured. Those injuries could easily have proved life threatening and it is vital that we trace the people responsible.
"We were unable to speak to the victim initially due to his condition and so the investigation focused on Tong Road where he was found. When we were able to speak to him, we established the scene was next to the Porsche showroom in Gelderd Road.
"I would like to hear from anyone who witnessed any part of this incident or who has any information that could assist the investigation."
Anyone with information is asked to contact DC Felton at Leeds District HQ via 101 quoting crime number 13160070283 or call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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All movements are executed as a result of graded activation of different muscles. Muscle activity is controlled by the activation of motoneurons in the brainstem and spinal cord. Each motoneuron drives the muscle fibers it innervates in a one-to-one fashion, thus forming a motor unit. Because muscle fiber action potentials are relatively easy to measure, motoneurons are the only CNS cells whose firing patterns can be readily quantified in human subjects. The cellular mechanisms that drive these firing patterns, however, can only be measured via intracellular studies in animal preparations. The goal of this proposal is to develop a sophisticated computer simulation platform to quantitatively link cellular data from animal preparations to firing pattern data in human subjects. Highly realistic models of human motoneurons will be implemented on field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). We will employ these models to quantify our present state of knowledge about cellular mechanisms of human motoneuron firing patterns. The simulations will then be used to generate predictions for further experiments both in humans and animals, with the goal of identifying mechanisms underlying the severe deficits in firing patterns that occur in hemiparetic stroke patients. The overall hypothesis of this proposal is that these deficits in firing patterns are primarily due not to alterations in the synaptic input to motoneurons but instead to changes in their intrinsic electrical properties. Normally, motoneuron intrinsic properties are controlled by descending neuromodulatory inputs from the brainstem that release the monoamines serotonin (5HT) and norepinephrine (NE). Thus, changes in intrinsic properties may arise from changes in the input from the brainstem to the spinal cord. The proposal has three specific aims: 1) To develop highly realistic models of human motoneurons using a high-speed (FPGA) simulation platform in conjunction with automatic parameter search algorithms;2) To use these models to identify potential cellular mechanisms underlying changes in motoneuron firing patterns in hemiparetic stroke;and 3) To carry out new experiments in humans and animal models to test predictions developed in the Aim 2 model analyses. The results of these studies have the potential for substantial clinical impact. Drugs that mimic the effects of two important motoneuron neuromodulators, the monoamines 5HT and NE, have especially strong actions on these cells'properties. Thus, the proposed work will not only provide a new level of understanding of cellular properties of human motoneurons, but also guide development of therapeutic strategies to restore normal motoneuron discharge patterns in stroke patients.
Cerebral strokes commonly result in a number of movement deficits on the side of the body opposite the stroke (hemiparesis). The proposed research combines computer simulations with experimental recordings in hemiparetic stroke subjects and in animal models to determine the mechanisms underlying movement deficits following stroke. The proposed work will not only provide a new level of understanding of the cellular properties of the cells that drive muscle activity, but also guide development of therapeutic strategies to restore normal muscle activation in stroke patients.
|Suresh, Aneesha K; Hu, Xiaogang; Powers, Randall K et al. (2014) Changes in motoneuron afterhyperpolarization duration in stroke survivors. J Neurophysiol 112:1447-56
|Obeidat, Ahmed Z; Nardelli, Paul; Powers, Randall K et al. (2014) Modulation of motoneuron firing by recurrent inhibition in the adult rat in vivo. J Neurophysiol 112:2302-15
|Mottram, C J; Heckman, C J; Powers, R K et al. (2014) Disturbances of motor unit rate modulation are prevalent in muscles of spastic-paretic stroke survivors. J Neurophysiol 111:2017-28
|Kim, Hojeong; Jones, Kelvin E; Heckman, C J (2014) Asymmetry in signal propagation between the soma and dendrites plays a key role in determining dendritic excitability in motoneurons. PLoS One 9:e95454
|Mease, Rebecca A; Lee, SangWook; Moritz, Anna T et al. (2014) Context-dependent coding in single neurons. J Comput Neurosci 37:459-80
|Mitchell, Cassie S; Lee, Robert H (2012) Cargo distributions differentiate pathological axonal transport impairments. J Theor Biol 300:277-91
|Powers, Randall K; Elbasiouny, Sherif M; Rymer, W Zev et al. (2012) Contribution of intrinsic properties and synaptic inputs to motoneuron discharge patterns: a simulation study. J Neurophysiol 107:808-23
|Lee, Robert H; Mitchell, Cassie S (2012) Revisiting the role of spike afterhyperpolarization and spike threshold in motoneuron current-frequency gain. J Neurophysiol 107:3071-7
|Mitchell, Cassie S; Lee, Robert H (2011) The dynamics of somatic input processing in spinal motoneurons in vivo. J Neurophysiol 105:1170-8
|Mitchell, Cassie S; Lee, Robert H (2011) Synaptic glutamate spillover increases NMDA receptor reliability at the cerebellar glomerulus. J Theor Biol 289:217-24
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Trader Joe's grocery store may be making its long-awaited debut in Brookfield.
First, however, city officials will consider a number of changes to development plans for the Underwood Crossing retail center at the former Quebecor World Color site on Bluemound Road.
Plan Commission members on Monday discussed allowing about 6,000 square feet of additional retail space to accommodate a yet-to-be named junior anchor, as well as modifications to signage and lighting to accommodate requests of Trader Joe's and residential neighbors.
In July, the Common Council approved development plans for a 140,000-square-foot Target store and an 18,000-square-foot junior anchor directly to the east. An additional 16,200 square feet of commercial space will front Bluemound, with PNC Bank and Trader Joe's occupying two of three lots there.
Trader Joe's is a nationwide chain of specialty grocery stores. In Wisconsin, Trader Joe's has stores in Glendale and Madison.
More retail space
Tony Barranco, a retail development director with Ryan Cos., said a yet-to-be named "soft-goods retailer" could become the junior anchor tenant; however, it requires about 6,000 square feet of additional retail space.
"They are not a huge traffic-generating store. They're not like a dollar store, or other high-volume store, where they need a lot of repeat business," Barranco said.
Community Development Director Dan Ertl said the increase in square footage would add about 3.2 percent of additional retail space to Underwood Crossing.
Barranco said the change wouldn't impact a 75-foot landscaped buffer between Underwood Crossing and the Columbia Gardens neighborhood. However, several parking spaces would be lost.
Alderman Rick Owen, a member of the Plan Commission, said the additional square footage wouldn't have a major impact on the development.
"A particular junior anchor would be expanded in a way almost no one will perceive," he said. "I'm comfortable with the changes."
Plan Commission citizen member Kevin Wahlgren noted that the expansion would be restricted to paved space, rather than adjacent green space.
Plans originally called for a monument sign along Bluemound to carry the banner of Underwood Crossing, Target and the junior anchor.
Barranco said a sticking point in negotiations with Trader Joe's representatives is that a sign for the grocery chain be included in the monument sign.
"Trader Joe's loves signs," Barranco conceded.
Ertl said city code regulating signage allows only two businesses on a monument sign. Also, a sign carrying the name of a retail center (e.g., Underwood Crossing) must account for at least 50 percent of a monument sign space.
The proposed change wouldn't impact the height of the sign, but it would increase its surface area by about 60 square feet.
Ertl said the Common Council can approve a variance if a community benefit or goal is being achieved.
Commissioners expressed support for the variance, but also noted that the city's current signage codes may need to be re-evaluated for other locations.
"I very much support the amendment to zoning code to allow more businesses on monument signs," Owen said.
Lush landscaping
A representative of the adjacent Columbia Gardens subdivision has requested a more intensive landscaping buffer, rather than leaving the existing buckthorn and evergreens intact.
Ryan Cos. is under no obligation to do so under the current development agreement, Ertl said.
Barranco said more intensive landscaping isn't included in the project's budget; however, cost savings from changes to parking lot lighting could be allocated.
Currently, the maximum height of light poles allowed in the city is 20 feet. Ryan Cos. has requested a variance allowing 25-foot light poles. That would require fewer poles and save about $20,000.
Alderman Mark Nelson, a member of the Plan Commission, questioned why the city placed a 20-foot limit on light poles.
Larry Goudy, city zoning and building administrator, said the limitations were put into place for aesthetic reasons.
Alderman Gary Mahkorn, who serves on the Plan Commission, said there have been advancements in lighting technology that make taller light poles less obtrusive.
"I would like to see a little of that cost savings translate into more landscaping," he added.
The Plan Commission backed a public hearing required to amend development plans.
Next Step
WHAT: Common Council will consider authorizing a public hearing on proposed changes to development plans
WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Dec. 20
WHERE: City Hall, 2000 N. Calhoun Road
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The OECD Capacity Building Programme for tax crime investigators was launched to help countries detect and investigate financial crimes, and recover the proceeds of those crimes, by developing the skills of criminal investigators.Read more
This annual event is an opportunity for senior government officials, anti-money laundering and anti‑corruption authorities, police and law enforcement, public prosecutors, as well as international organisations and NGOs, to discuss current issues and country experiences on key policy and operational topics in combating financial crime.Read more
There is great concern about the growth of criminal activities including human trafficking, smuggling of migrants, corruption and tax fraud, that are carried out by individuals working within or making use of the fishing industry. In response, this joint OECD-UNODC event offered a platform to policy makers and various stakeholders to discuss pressing legal and operational difficulties with the aim to support efforts and reinforce international co-operation towards mutual assistance to combat tax crime and other serious crimes in the fisheries sectors.Read more
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Improving Co-operation between Tax and Anti-Money Laundering Authorities
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A key pillar of the Oslo Dialogue is strengthening the capacity of criminal tax investigators to tackle illicit financial flows and the OECD International Academy for Tax Crime Investigation is a critical part of this initiative. The programme greatly improves the ability of developing countries to detect and investigate financial crimes, and recover the proceeds of those crimes, by developing the skills of tax and financial crime investigators through intensive training courses.


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5X Modify LOGO BADGE. Immediate work. 6 hours deadline.
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Require in .Ai or .PSD but I need in Vector Format
Very simple work. We need you to copy the outline of the 5 X badge. (See attachment)
Then remove existing bad and then replace them with the english wordings at the bottom and japanese kanji.
godzilla = ゴジラ (Green color Theme)
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Doge's Palace & St. Mark's Basilica 2-Hour Tour
Explore the exquisite city of Venice on a 2-hour walking tour that covers the most significant highlights of St. Mark's Square, with entrance to the…
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Enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Doge's Palace: a symbol of Venice and its history, and a breathtaking architectural masterpiece.
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It was easy to replace tickets upon boarding boat, but boating service was too early to close in the afternoon, Probably it was in winter season. Overall, my experience was to rate 4+ star
The tour of Doge's palace was great. Guide was very knowledgeable and accommodating. We appreciated his approach and knowledge of the history of the palace as well as its inhabitants.
We really enjoyed the tour! Booked it two days in advance and everything worked out perfectly.
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Data governance in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center
Use the data governance features in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center to archive and preserve content in Exchange Online mailboxes, SharePoint Online sites, and OneDrive for Business locations, and import data into your Office 365 organization.
How to get to the Office 365 Data governance features
The Data governance features in Office 365 are accessible by using the Security & Compliance Center. Here's how to get to the page.
To go directly to the Security & Compliance Center:
Sign in to Office 365 using your work or school account.
In the left pane, select Data governance to see the Data governance features.
To go to the Security & Compliance Center using the Office 365 app launcher:
Sign in to Office 365 using your work or school account.
Select the app launcher in the upper left corner, and then select the Security & Compliance tile.
In the left pane, select Data governance to see the Data governance features.
Data governance features
The following table describes the tools that are available under Data governance in the Security & Compliance Center.
Use the Import feature to import PST files to Exchange mailboxes or import data files to SharePoint sites in your organization. For both types of files, you can upload the files over the network or copy them to a hard drive and then ship the drive to a Microsoft datacenter, where your data will be imported to Office 365.
Tip: You can also import and archive third-party data—from social media platforms, instant messaging platforms, and document collaboration platforms—to mailboxes in your Office 365 organization. After third-party data is imported, you can apply Security & Compliance Center features, such as archiving, retention, and content search to this data. For more information, see Archiving third-party data in Office 365.
Use the Archive feature to enable or disable a user's archive mailbox, which provide users with an alternate storage location for historical messaging data. When you use the Content search feature in the Security & Compliance Center to search a user's mailbox, their archive mailbox will also be searched.
When archive mailboxes are enabled, an archive policy will automatically move messages from a user's primary mailbox to their archive mailbox after a specified period. And users can still access these messages in their archive mailbox. The default archive policy that is assigned to mailboxes moves messages to the archive mailbox two years after the date a message is delivered to the mailbox.
Use the Retention feature to manage the lifecycle of email and documents by keeping the content you need and removing content after it's no longer required. While your organization may be required to retain content for a period of time because of compliance, legal, or other business requirements, keeping content longer than required might create unnecessary legal risk. These retention features let you manage how long your organization retains content.


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Imagine an automobile piloted by such men as Stirling Moss, Giuseppe Farina, Luigi Villoresi, Jean Behra, Piero Taruffi and others, would it not be the embodiment of greatness, even if it's among the most inconspicuous?
There are many fabled racing cars from the 1950s. From Mercedes-Benz to Ferrari to Vanwall to Maserati, there would be many iconic automobiles, many of which would be made more so by the men who would pilot them. However, among all of the fabled automobiles it was rare for one chassis to be driven by so many great men. But then there would be the 1956 Maserati 200SI, chassis 2401.
It's nearly impossible to identify a race car driven in anger by so many great heroes of the 1950s racing scene, but this is the case with chassis 2401.
It would all begin with having the distinction of being the first 200S chassis produced. Though considered a 1956 200SI, the car's first competitive outing would come in June of 1955 in the Gran Premio di Napoli. Following Napoli, the car would race at Imola and then return to the factory where Giuseppe Musso and Bellucci would be given the task to shake the car down even further.
Heading into 1956, there would be some improvements to the car's engine and suspension. This would result in success as Musso would pilot the Maserati to victory at Monza. To top it all off, Musso would also post the fastest lap of the race.
Chassis 2401 would take part in the Mille Miglia for the first time in 1956 and would end up falling out due to the heavy rains causing Bellucci brake problems. This would lead to more testing and improvements to the car, which would include the long-nose bodywork fashioned by Fantuzzi.
The new improvements would be immediately successful as Bellucci would score victory at Napoli. This would be followed by a top ten result at the Circuito de Caserta. Clearly the evolutions to the car were working and this would lead to the greatest opportunity to date.
Slated to take part in the Gran Premio Supercortemaggiore, 2401 would find itself listed with some incredible driving talent. Not only would one of the drivers be the first Formula One World Champion, Giuseppe Farina, but the co-driver for the race would be none other than Stirling Moss. Sadly, all of the promise would be thrown away in practice when Farina lost control of the car and damaged it so badly it couldn't be repaired in time for the race. Still, 2401 and Moss would have a second chance later.
After another trip to the factory for repairs and further updates, Jean Behra would drive the car in the Gran Premio de Bari. Once again, the car would cruise to an overall victory demonstrating that in the right hands it was truly formidable. The car would have the opportunity to demonstrate this fact in the very next race.
The combination of the 2401 and Moss would never get a chance to demonstrate what it could be after Farina's accident. However, the two would be reunited on the 1st of August for the Rheinland-Pfalz Preis Nurburgring. Taking on the best of Germany, Moss would go on to set the fastest lap of the race with a time just over ten minutes. In the end, Moss would finish 2nd overall, but, on foreign soil, this was an impressive performance.
But how could 2401's provenance get any better? How about the great Luigi Villoresi driving his final race, the Gran Premio di Roma, behind the wheel of the car? Over the course of its competitive life, which would extend into 1960 when it took part in the Cuban Grand Prix, 2401 would be driven by some of the best in the world at that period in time. Scoring victories and podiums in such places as Naples, Bari, Pescara, Caracas and the Nurburgring, the first Maserati 200 would be perhaps the most decorated Maserati ever. As a result, when its competitive years drew to a close, a new competition would begin—who would own it.
After Villoresi's last ride behind the wheel, the car had returned to the factory to be updated to its current 200SI configuration. This included the ZF five-speed gearbox, larger drum brakes, a full-width windscreen, higher-tuned engine and many other changes. In this form, Behra would drive to a class victory in Caracas. The factory would then sell the car to privateer Ettore Chimeri.
Chimeri would campaign the car himself, but would also make it available to other drivers. Moss would drive the car again in the Cuban Grand Prix and would put on an impressive display lapping more than 10 seconds quicker than any other car in the class. Sadly, the engine would fail bringing to an end and incredible display.
Throughout the remainder of the 1950s, and into 1960, the car would be sold a couple of times and would bear the livery of many South American stables. Following its last race, the 1960 Cuban Grand Prix, the car would be purchased by Joel Finn. Finn would then sell the car to none other than Jim Hall who, in turn, would sell the car to F.M. Brundick III. The car would again change hands one year after Brundick acquired it. Traded for a 3500GT, the 200SI would find itself in the hands of Chris Drake, an English dealer.
Drake would own the car until 1979, when it was purchased by Nobuo Harada, a well-respected Japanese collector. For twenty years the car would be on display in the Kawaguchiko Motor Museum. Then, in 2001, the famed 200SI would again become available for sale. German collector Dr. Wolf Zweifler would not pass up the opportunity.
At this point in its life, 2401 would find itself being prepared for more motor racing. Over the next few years the car would be campaigned in a number of historic events including the Le Mans Classic and the Mille Miglia Storica. Then, in 2005, the car, a car that was certainly well-deserving of the honor, would be issued its certificate of authenticity from the Classiche department of Maserati S.p.A.
Southern Californian Tony Schwartz would buy the car in 2009 and would continue the recent tradition of campaigning the car in historic events. Even some fifty years after its completion, 2401 continued to score victories. This success would extend to the concours as well as it would be awarded the Best in Class trophy at the 2010 Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance.
Offered today with a full compliment of files documenting the car's history, including original build sheets, the Classiche certification, invoices for restoration and racing record, 2401 is a veritable treasure beyond belief and is certainly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that, thankfully, has come around again and remains visible to the public eye. It is no longer an inconspicuous automobile.
Presented as part of the 2015 Gooding & Company Amelia Island auction, the 1956 Maserati 200SI would draw undisclosed estimates ranging from between $5-10,000,000.
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Maserati built racing machines. The factory campaigned cars to prove their wares and generate orders. In the 1950s, categories were simply defined by engine displacement and Maserati marketed an assortment.
This car is the first 200S, and was the factory test car for over a year. This Maserati 200SI (chassis number 2401) was used as the Maserati factory's test and development car for this series of customer race cars, strongly built, quick and powerful. This car also made the 200Si's first competitive outing at the 1955 Imola Sports Car Grand Prix. Along with another 200S entered by Parravano, it raced in the 1955 Targa Florio where it was again crashed, twice. #2401 continued to be used as the factory's development car and produced the ultimate specifications for a 200SI in 1956. The changes included an upgraded engine, five-speed gearbox, longer nose, larger brakes, FIA-spec full windscreen and folding top.
Their capability is demonstrated by the caliber of their drivers and team owners. Stirling Moss drove this car in the GP of Cuba in 1957 and it was raced again by Freddie Brandt in the GP of Cuba in 1960.
With its sleek shape the 200Si is perhaps the most charismatic and effective Maserati sports-racer ever built. These cars were campaigned by many famous drivers and team owners, such as Lance Reventlow, Carroll Shelby, Jim Hall, John Fitch and Jim Kimberley. Joel E. Finn, the Maserati fancier and historian, bought chassis 2401 in Venezuela, and it eventually found its way to Chris Drake in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s. It was then sold to Japan in 1979 where it was displayed in the Kawaguchiko Motor Museum for 22 years.
The Ferrari 500 Mondial Spyder was produced from 1954 through 1956 with 14 being bodies by Pinin Farina and 16 by Scaglietti. According to many modern collectors, the Pinin Farina bodied 500 is considered to be more valuable and aesthetically pleasing.
Maserati's aging but still impressive A6GCS needed improvement in order to stay competitve. The decision was made to begin with their 4C2F engine which had been produced in 1952 and used in Formula 2 racing. Development began and the project was codenamed 'Tipo 52', but commonly referred to as Tipo 200S. In order to speed up production and to reduce costs, the project was divided into two groups, the 150S and the 200S. The 2-liter 200S engines were similar to the 150S, both had five main bearings, dual overhead camshafts, dual ignition with magnetos, and dual Weber 50 DC03 carburetors. The carburetors were quickly replaced with a 45 DCO3s unit. A four-speed gear box was installed but later removed in favor of a five-speed all-synchromesh transmission driven through a limited-slip differential. Top speed could be achieved at just over 160 mph. Due to improvements, modifications, and enhancements, specifications vary.
The DeDion Type rigid rear axle was courtesy of the A6GCS. The suspension was comprised of independent coil springs, torsion bar and shock absorbers in the front and transverse leaf springs and shock absorbers in the rear. The chassis was nearly identical to the one used for the 150S. Braking power was from hydraulic brakes fitted on all four wheels and cooled by centrifugalize air. The fuel tank had a 22 gallon capacity.
A 200S was entered into the 1955 Imola Grand Prix and driven by Franco Bordoni where it left with disappointing results. Further work was needed to make it competitive. Later in the season a pair of 200S were entered into the Targa Florio. At the checkered flag it was a Maserati in the lead, but not the 200S. An A6GCS driven by Francesco Giardini managed to secure the overall victory while the two 200S were both forced to retire prematurely due to mechanical difficulties.
The 200S's two biggest flaws were its handling and its braking. These were addressed on the off-season and the vehicles were prepared for 1956. All three 200S's, chassis number 2403, 2404, and 2405, were entered in the Supercortemaggiore GP. 2403 and 2404 borrowed the chassis design from the 150S and had a DeDion bridge anchored to the differential with a sliding pin. 2405 had a traditional rigid rear axle. The bodies differed slightly in an effort to capitalize on aerodynamic features. One of the 200S's was damaged during practice and a second 200S retired after the first lap. Chassis number 2405 showed potential and finished the race, but did not achieve the success Maserati was hopping for. Nevertheless, the decision was made to continue with production. A tubular chassis was selected and the coachwork was passed from Celestino Fiandri to Medardo Fantuzzi.
Further development and modifications brought about the 200SI, meaning Sport Internazionale, indicating their compliance with newly adapted regulations. These regulations stated that the cars needed to comply with new rules and specifications in order to compete in International racing. The changes included a soft-top, full windshield with wipers, and doors. The dimensions and specifications of many of the mechanicals components were also dictated within these rules.
Replacing the successful A6GCS was a tall order which the 200S had done rather well. Like most other vehicles, it suffered from teething problems with many of its issues being ironed out with continued development. It required a skilled driver to control, especially at high speeds. Nevertheless, it is one of Maserati's most successful smaller displacement racing cars. They were customer race cars that were quick, powerful, and durable. There most prestigious victories were class wins at the 1956 Mille Miglia and 1957 European Mountain Championship.
Later, the engines were enlarged and the 200S became the 250S. There were only four created by Maserati, while many of the privateers made the same modifications.
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I made a work around which check that the bailout does not return to an OSR point and skip the next compilation if this is the case.
Would this be fixed by bug 746691?
In fact, until bug 746691 we should probably consider gczeal to be unsupported with --ion-eager.
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Skip all JSOP_GOTO and the next JSOP_LOOPENTRY to avoid the first OSR after a bailout.


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10,000 Degrees is seeking mentors at Sonoma Valley High School and Archbishop Hanna High School to work with juniors through their senior year graduation. 10,000 Degrees supports students from low-income households on the path to and through receiving their college degrees. Information about the 10,000 Degrees mentoring program can be found at http://www.10000degrees.org/join-us/become-a-mentor/.
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