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Immunosuppression and Innate Immunity Control by Morbilliviruses Measles remains a leading cause of death among children because it suppresses immune function, facilitating secondary infections. The basic mechanisms underlying measles virus (MV)-induced immunosuppression are poorly understood, but in the first period of this grant we showed that the morbilliviruses MV and canine distemper virus (CDV) infect immune cells and replicate to high levels before causing acute disease. The extent of viral replication documented in immune cells implies that it can directly cause immunosuppression, which is a departure from previous assumptions about how morbilliviruses work. This new knowledge provides a different vantage point to study inactivation of immune function. From this vantage point we have developed a central hypothesis and several postulates that guide the next phase of experimentation. In particular, we raise the question of how morbillivirus infections progress undisturbed for several days in immune cells. Our central hypothesis is that these viruses have evolved a multi-pronged host cell control strategy that allow them to replicate to high levels in immune cells without the induction of danger signals (cytokines). We also postulate that this strategy is not fully effective in epithelial cells, resulting in strong innate and then adaptive immune responses. Since others and we have already identified three key regulators of immune activation that are targeted by MV proteins, we will use these three proteins as anchors for the analysis of the molecular and cellular mechanisms of virus spread.
In aim 1, we will focus on how morbilliviruses control innate immunity at the molecular and cellular level, and we will test the postulate that this is based on concerted action of the viral V and P proteins on the transcription factors STAT1 and STAT2 and the cytoplasmic helicase protein mda5.
In aim 2, we propose an "immune-cell-first" model of morbillivirus pathogenesis, with four postulates that we will confirm or deny. We will operate at the organism level also for aim 3: we will assess how specific interactions with key regulators of innate immunity slow down the adaptive immune response, favoring immunosuppression.
Immunosuppression after acute measles facilitates secondary infections, killing yearly almost half a million children. In the first period of this grant we showed that measles and related viruses infect immune cells and replicate to high levels before causing acute disease. Knowing this we developed a model of the early phases of pathogenesis with several postulates that we will test in natural hosts. We will infect these animals with recombinant viruses rendered incompetent to interact with key regulators of immune activation, or viral receptors, and we will document virulence and immunosuppressive activity. The results of this research will provide solid foundations for developing measles virus-based multivalent vaccines and cancer therapeutics.
|Mateo, Mathieu; Navaratnarajah, Chanakha K; Cattaneo, Roberto (2014) Structural basis of efficient contagion: measles variations on a theme by parainfluenza viruses. Curr Opin Virol 5:16-23
|Svitek, Nicholas; Gerhauser, Ingo; Goncalves, Christophe et al. (2014) Morbillivirus control of the interferon response: relevance of STAT2 and mda5 but not STAT1 for canine distemper virus virulence in ferrets. J Virol 88:2941-50
|Pfaller, Christian K; Radeke, Monte J; Cattaneo, Roberto et al. (2014) Measles virus C protein impairs production of defective copyback double-stranded viral RNA and activation of protein kinase R. J Virol 88:456-68
|Devaux, Patricia; Priniski, Lauren; Cattaneo, Roberto (2013) The measles virus phosphoprotein interacts with the linker domain of STAT1. Virology 444:250-6
|Mateo, Mathieu; Navaratnarajah, Chanakha K; Syed, Sabriya et al. (2013) The measles virus hemagglutinin *-propeller head *4-*5 hydrophobic groove governs functional interactions with nectin-4 and CD46 but not those with the signaling lymphocytic activation molecule. J Virol 87:9208-16
|Frenzke, Marie; Sawatsky, Bevan; Wong, Xiao X et al. (2013) Nectin-4-dependent measles virus spread to the cynomolgus monkey tracheal epithelium: role of infected immune cells infiltrating the lamina propria. J Virol 87:2526-34
|Sawatsky, Bevan; Wong, Xiao-Xiang; Hinkelmann, Sarah et al. (2012) Canine distemper virus epithelial cell infection is required for clinical disease but not for immunosuppression. J Virol 86:3658-66
|Mühlebach, Michael D; Mateo, Mathieu; Sinn, Patrick L et al. (2011) Adherens junction protein nectin-4 is the epithelial receptor for measles virus. Nature 480:530-3
|Devaux, Patricia; Hudacek, Andrew W; Hodge, Gregory et al. (2011) A recombinant measles virus unable to antagonize STAT1 function cannot control inflammation and is attenuated in rhesus monkeys. J Virol 85:348-56
|McAllister, Christopher S; Toth, Ann M; Zhang, Ping et al. (2010) Mechanisms of protein kinase PKR-mediated amplification of beta interferon induction by C protein-deficient measles virus. J Virol 84:380-6
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Feel real lost today.
My image, just flew away.
Soap AD, made me this.
Radio said, I'm real crisp.
News said, That's your mind.
Movie play, spoof that kind.
Where is my image today ?
Real lost, maybe next May.
Image glue, with shattered parts.
Who's me ? Image you, lost hearts.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
I like this poem it's cool. Nice
awesomeness!!! And I so can relate to this poem.
thats a really awsome poem
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The guys at Controlled Comfort have always been on time when I call them to my house. They've all been great workers and they do quality work. I've already told my friends and family about their service.
For 20 years I've called Controlled Comfort for all of my heating and cooling needs. They've been beyond courteous and have dropped everything to help us if something goes wrong. I would never call anyone else because I know this is the best customer service there is.
I've been using Controlled Comfort for almost 15 years now and they've been great. I recently got a new furnace and air conditioner, the installation went well and the techs were very polite and knowledgeable. They come twice a year for general maintenance and I enjoy having them in my home. I know if there is ever a problem they'll come over right away to fix it. They're the best.


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Soya Bean Casserole with Crunchy Topping
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Whole meal breadcrumbs
|4 Tablespoon (Use Fresh)
|1 Medium, peeled, finely chopped
|1 Clove (5 gm), peeled and crushed
|Canned tomatoes
|14 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dried basil
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Sea salt
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Wholemeal flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Polyunsaturated margarine
|1 Tablespoon
|Soya beans
|1 Pound, cooked
1) In a shallow dish, put 2 tablespoons of oil and on high power, heat for 1 minute.
2) To this, add the breadcrumbs and toss well.
3) Cook uncovered for 2 1/2 to 3 minutes, until crispy, stirring in between. Keep aside.
4) In a medium sized bowl, combine the chopped onion, garlic and the remaining tablespoon of oil.
5) On high, cook covered for 3 minutes until soft, stirring once during cooking.
6) To this, add the tomatoes and their juice, basil and oregano.
7) Add salt and pepper to taste.
8) Cover three-quarters and on high power, cook for 5 minutes.
9) In a bowl, blend the flour and margarine together.
10) Into the tomato mixture, whisk this mix, gradually.
11) On high power, cook uncovered, for 3 minutes, or until thick stirring occasionally.
12) In a blender, puree this mixture.
13) In a casserole, put the beans.
14) Over this, pour the sauce.
15) On high power, cook covered for 3 minutes, or until hot. Stir occasionally in between.
16) Serve the Soya Bean Casserole hot garnished with the crumbs.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 767 Calories from Fat 338
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 38 g58.2%
Saturated Fat 5.3 g26.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 256.3 mg10.7%
Total Carbohydrates 63 g21.1%
Dietary Fiber 16.5 g66%
Sugars 10.6 g
Protein 47 g94.2%
Vitamin A 17.6% Vitamin C 35.4%
Calcium 40.2% Iron 113.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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hey all!
I have observed this around me. So today i am not gonna ask those who like it but this questions is for only those who do not love Window Media Player.
SO guys! Tell me one reason to dislike window media player?
thanks :)
hey all!
I have observed this around me. So today i am not gonna ask those who like it but this questions is for only those who do not love Window Media Player.
SO guys! Tell me one reason to dislike window media player?
thanks :)
The fact that it runs on MS Windows only is enough for me.
I don't like it's lack of support for almost all video formats and the way it pops up a message saying it will look for a codec but never ever finds one and instead points you to a useless help page. I don't bother with it if I can help it but it annoys me when WMP is the default handler on a PC and I have to wait for it, close it and install/open VLC to play a video.
why i don't like media player
1.doesn't support many music formats with out special codecs
3. i think of it as bloated
4. foobar can do anything media player can and more
Since I haven't bothered with it for a while these may not be accurate, but: by default it rips to wma with protection, big ugly interface, sends information to MS, tries to show ads (or is that Messenger?), tries to associate itself with every type of file even though it can't play half of them. If that's not enough I doubt it supports FLAC with ReplayGain and gapless playback. At home the biggest reason not to use it is my house is Windows-free.
Same as bungle, I haven't used it for a while so my comments may be inaccurate:
1. Bloated
2. Dislike the ugly interface
3. It reads tags all wrong - mind you, the mp3 track info displays properly in Foobar and even iTunes.
4. I just can't find the things I need (i.e. messy options menus)
Much prefer Foobar.
On the other hand, my sister (she's not a computer geek and a mother) has no problems with WMP.
Just because I'm using foobar :D
Because there are better alternatives.
Because Im using the KM player, its way better!
He speaks the truth! (I used a commonly used expression for the lack of better words)
I run Linux, and I decided Banshee is for me.
music = foobar
video files = media player classic
DVD (on the rare occasion i watch one on my PC) = powerdvd
the above perform each of those uses much more to my liking...
Slow? big? heavy? what else oh it only runs on windooze
actually i like it, its the audio player i find lets me just drop folder on to and just play its contents. everything else seems to demand adding things to a library and then playing the whole library.
oh and all the wedia buttons work without the application haveing to be on top
i actually use wmp when i rip cd's to wave format. but i agree that it doesn't support flac and most most of my library is in that format and i prefer not to install any special codecs for that so i rather use winamp or foobar.


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Jim Godbolt
Of all the colourful characters in the London jazz world, none was more luminous than Jim Godbolt. The two adjectives his friends regularly used to describe him were 'cantankerous' and 'curmudgeonly', but they also admitted that he did more than most people to support musicians, not least in the books he wrote about British jazz.
After working as an office boy for a firm of stockbrokers and a timekeeper on a building site, he was called up by the Royal Navy. On leave in Cape Town, he whetted his burgeoning interest in jazz by buying 150 gramophone records from a cheap hardware store.
Back in Britain, he became the manager of George Webb's Dixielanders, who played in the manner of the early masters of jazz – a style they picked up from listening to old 78s. When two of the Dixielanders' regulars, Humphrey Lyttelton and Wally Fawkes, left, the band broke up. Godbolt became a salesman and then a farmworker.
But he returned to jazz as a booker for the progressive Johnny Dankworth Seven and another Dixieland band, fronted by the Australian bandleader Graeme Bell. He also managed the chaotic Mick Mulligan band, teamed up with Lyttelton again, toured Sweden with a band led by the clarinettist and sax player Bruce Turner, and ran a jazz club in Chelsea.
Come the 1960s, he acknowledged the newly emergent pop market by becoming the agent and manager of the Liverpool group the Swinging Blue Jeans, who came close to topping the charts with Hippy Hippy Shake. But in private, he had to admit he had absolutely no affinity with their music.
He then turned to journalism, eking out this new strand to his career by working as a cleaner at the Savoy Hotel and reading electricity meters. As a writer, though, he proved to be an adept chronicler of jazz by producing, among other works, A History of Jazz in Britain (1919-50) and its sequel covering the years between 1950 and 1970; Ronnie Scott's Jazz Farrago; and The World of Jazz in Printed Ephemera and Collectibles.
On the LondonJazz website, fond memories of him have been recorded, as well as instances of his irascible behaviour. He could phone up a friend, chat for a while and then bark down the receiver: "I can't talk anymore. I've got things to do", before slamming the phone down. He once told a friend that he was feeling paranoiac that people were trying to avoid him. That's not paranoia, came the reply, people are trying to avoid you – a comment he would perversely have enjoyed.
Jim Godbolt, who was born on October 5, 1922, died on January 10, aged 90.


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Multiplayer card game in JS
- Status Closed
- Budget $1500 - $2700 USD
- Total Bids 12
Project Description
We need a multiplayer card game made in JS.
The game is played like this:
- there is one deck of cards. On the start, every player gets 6 cards and there are 4 cards on the table. Every sum of the cards on the table can be taken if you have that card in your hand. Lats say there are 5 and 2 on the table, and you have 7, you can take that cards. The simbols of the cards dont metter - only the sum. If in one moment, someone takes all the cards so that the table is empty, you sum 1 point to the player score. That is like a extra point that will be sumed up in the end. One round finishes, when one deck of cards is finished. Then from 25 points, you divide points to the players depending on their cards (higher cards - more points). The game is played until someone reach 101 points. We will explain in more detail the game logic in to the selected developer.
There should be diferent ways of playing
a) quick game - (you start a game with random player on the internet. The game is not played until 101, it's just one round)
b) 2 person game - (you start a normal game, with random person like explained above and you play until 101)
b) 4 person game - (you start a normal game, with 3 more random persons like explained above and you play until 101. The thing here is that you play in teems - two against two. But the logic is the same.)
c) call a friend - (you send an invitation to your facebook friend. When that friend accepts the invitation and enters the game, they are directly put on the table to play together)
If in one moment, one of the players leave the game, the other player should be able to continue playing with the computer.
The interface should be able to be shown in 3 dimensions: normal PC, tablet and mobil.
You can deploy the game in few steps - we will make milestones and payments for every step.
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This is the March 14, 2013 news archive. View today's Hawks rumors and news.
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Hawks' Jones claims he didn't try to hurt Kobe
ESPN.com Updated Mar 14, 2013
Atlanta Hawks swingman Dahntay Jones outspokenly defended himself against criticism from Kobe Bryant, claiming that he did not intentionally attempt to injure the Los Angeles Lakers superstar in the final seconds of Wednesday night's game.Share Tweet
The NBA says Kobe Bryant was fouled on the play that injured his ankleThe top story in the NBA right now, by a wide margin, is the ankle sprain suffered by Kobe Bryant in the final seconds of the Los Angeles Lakers' Wednesday night loss to the Atlanta Hawks. The Lakers are holding on to the last playoff spot in the West b…Share Tweet
Johnson to return; Humphries back in rotation?ESPN.com Mar 14, 2013Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Joe Johnson says he'll "definitely" play on Sunday night against the Atlanta Hawks.Share Tweet
Al Horford Posterizes Antawn Jamison & The Lakersdimemag.com Mar 14, 2013Because the Lakers decided they didn't really feel like using Dwight Howard that much last night, there were many opportunities for the Hawks to get to the rim. This one from Al Horford was by far the best take, however. Antawn Jamison isn't known forShare Tweet
Miami's Winning Streak Is Now 20; The Nuggets Ruin Carmelo Anthony's Homecomingdimemag.com Mar 14, 2013The word of the day yesterday was white smoke (well, technically that's two words). In the NBA, the word was twenty, as in Miami has now won 20 games in a row after bludgeoning Philly down the stretch in a 98-94 W. LeBron James did his thing (27 points,Share Tweet
Joe Johnson Plans To Return SundayMar 14Joe Johnson plans to return Sunday to face his former team the Atlanta Hawks.
Dahntay Jones Responds To KobeMar 14Hawks G/F Dahntay Jones discusses the play from Wednesday night's game in which Lakers G Kobe Bryant sprained his ankle.
Was Kobe Injured Due To Dirty Play?Mar 14Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless debate whether it was a dirty play by Dahntay Jones that led to Kobe Bryant's injury.


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Southern Style Succotash
|1 Tablespoon, melted
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, divided
|Corn flakes cereal
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (Kellogg's)
|Vegetable cooking spray
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped green bell pepper
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), chopped
|Canned stewed tomatoes
|28 Ounce, drained (1 Can, No Salt Added)
|Canned tomato sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dried parsley flakes
|2 Tablespoon
|Frozen cut okra
|1 Pound, thawed (1 Package)
|Frozen whole kernel corn
|10 Ounce, thawed (1 Package)
Stir margarine, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice and 1/4 teaspoon red pepper in large skillet over medium heat.
Add Kellogg's® Corn Flakes® cereal.
Stir gently until cereal becomes lightly browned and crisp.
Set aside for topping.
In large skillet coated with vegetable cooking spray, cook and stir onion, green pepper and garlic over medium-low heat.
Add tomatoes, tomato sauce, parsley and remaining 1/4 teaspoon red pepper; stir to combine.
Add okra and corn.
Stir occasionally until okra is tender.
Sprinkle with reserved topping just before serving.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1458 Calories from Fat 190
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 21 g33%
Saturated Fat 3.2 g16.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 4154 mg173.1%
Total Carbohydrates 297 g99%
Dietary Fiber 49.8 g199.1%
Sugars 63.3 g
Protein 40 g80.3%
Vitamin A 192.7% Vitamin C 315.2%
Calcium 80.2% Iron 372.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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As I understand it, and I could be wrong (but as you can see from
my other posts, it is not likely--Tee Hee Hee!), Nemacur 10 IS labeled
for Hosta, while Nemacur 15 is NOT labeled for Hosta, at least in IA.
This I discovered while attempting to purchase a 50lb bag here in Iowa
(smallest size available for granular form from Bayer Agricultural).
Because of the lateness of the season, I'm holding up on trying to make
this purchase, but I will research this further to see what is the status.
This IS just one of many areas where significant improvements are needed
in the EPA's efforts to ensure our environment is protected. The
regulation becomes unbearable when manufacturers must re-label everything
when the basic active ingredients have not changed. If someone has
a form that we can send to our legislator's about this, I'd be glad to
fill one out (Beth--are you listening?). Even the IA DofAg (IDALS)
admits that this creates excessive red tape.
BTW, I did take your advice and sit for the chemical applicators test.
Have one more to take and then I will be "certified" for the outside AND
the inside of a greenhouse. Strange how they require both tests
but I suppose it makes sense when trying to make sure folks don't injure
themselves or the environment.
The Cholinesterase Inhibitors in Nemacur appear to be nothing to mess
For anyone curious about the risks, here is a site that describes the
risks of using such organophophates like fenamiphos (the stated active
ingredient in Nemacur) --http://www.ace.orst.edu/info/extoxnet/tibs/cholines.htm
Andrew Lietzow, Plantsman http://hostahaven.com
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Staining - Histology / Cytology
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Tartrazine, 0.2% Aqueous Solution
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Counterstain for Mucicarmine and H. Pylori staining procedures. Cytoplasm stains yellow.Learn More
Luxol® Fast Blue ARN (Solvent Blue 37)
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Used to stain myelin and phospholipids.
Solvent Blue 37Learn More
Indocyanine green
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Dye for hemodynamic studies. Invest.
Cardiogreen; Fox green λ max 775nmLearn More
Ruthenium red
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Stain for polysaccharides and for elastic fiber in tissue. Also a myoneural junction stain.Learn More
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Saffron is used in a variety of histological staining methods including the Hematoxylin, Phloxine and Saffron (HPS) staining technique.Learn More
Terry's Polychrome Methylene Blue 2% Aqueous
Starting at: $198.00
A STAT staining method for unfixed and fixed tissue. Stains nuclei more strongly than cell cytoplasm.Excellent dye for nuclear and nucleolar details. Can be used to demonstrate erythrocyte alterations/inclusions and some erythrocyte parasites, as well as to visualize reticulocytes.Learn More
Gomori's Trichrome Stain Kit
Starting at: $331.00
Gomori's One Step Trichrome refers to the multiple stain reaction of this reagent only. However, adequate staining of all cell components requires several other solutions to obtain balance in the tissue. The mordant with Bouin's Fixative is used to drop the pH and for protein interaction in the section. While this mechanism is not clear the stain works best with this step included.Learn More
Alcian Blue/PAS Kit
Starting at: $285.00
Demonstrates neutral and acidic mucosubstances on tissue at pH 2.5 imparts a blue color to the acidic mucins and other carboxylated or weakly sulphated acid mucosubstances. Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) reaction is then used to stain basement membranes, glycogen and neutral mucosubstances pink to red. Mixtures of neutral and acidic mucosubstances will appear purple due to positive reactions with both Alcian Blue and PAS.Learn More
Methyl purple indicator, aqueous solution
Starting at: $56.00
For water analysis with ASTM Std., D1067.
pH indicator range: 4.8 (purple) - 5.4 (green).Learn More
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We have all of the herd back together again & Hijinx LOVES "uncle Carl", one of my barrel horses (who is sadly not much taller than a 6.5 week old Thoroughbred colt...)
Wanna play, Uncle Carl?
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The goats eat pine needles... hmmm...
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Awww what a cutie! Love his face in the last picture. lol
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Uncle Carl is a baby stealer! When Hijinx's older sister Tribulation was born (even though Carl was two fences away) I could NOT convince him to leave for a trail ride for ten days! He is very happy to be in with the babies now and he is rather thrilled that this one doesn't have a mother.
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He is some sort of a palomino... and it looks like he'll be dark, maybe sooty or chocolate. I'm impatiently waiting for this baby fuzz to get lost!
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That wooden feeder is very pretty! Did your husband make that? Id love to get my dad to make one for me!
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Thanks! And yes! He just finished making three of them. We have fed round bales dumped on the ground under the thick pine trees for years but with the drought this year we've had to pre-purchase all of our hay in squares. So. As to not waste all of our limited squares the brats are being fed from feeders :lol: I can e-mail you a couple of better pictures for reference, very handy.
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America, Britain and the Stabilisation of Europe, 1919-1932
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Book DescriptionThis is a highly original and revisionist analysis of British and American efforts to forge a stable Euro-Atlantic peace order between 1919 and the rise of Hitler. Patrick Cohrs argues that this order was not founded at Versailles but rather through the first 'real' peace settlements after World War I - the London reparations settlement of 1924 and the Locarno security pact of 1925. Crucially, both fostered Germany's integration into a fledgling transatlantic peace system, thus laying the only realistic foundations for European stability. What proved decisive was that key decision-makers drew lessons from the 'Great War' and Versailles' shortcomings. Yet Cohrs also re-appraises why they could not sustain the new order, master its gravest crisis - the Great Depression - and prevent Nazism's onslaught. Despite this ultimate failure, he concludes that the 'unfinished peace' of the 1920s prefigured the terms on which a more durable peace could be founded after 1945.
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It is already possible to scan the brain and "see" emotions - such as happiness and sadness - as lit-up areas. Even the voices that schizophrenics hear in their head can appear as areas of light. These developments, still very crude today, lead inevitably to the fear (or hope) that one day it will be possible to read the mind.
As science finally makes sense of the brain and consciousness, alarming possibilities will arise. What do we do when we find the intelligence gene? Do we want to make everybody an Einstein? Equally thorny are the already mooted criminal and homosexual genes. Or the depression gene - it may be possible to stop anybody ever feeling depressed but is that what we want?
Lurking in the body of the future may be a super-intelligent, peace- loving brain that won't deteriorate with age. According to Dr Peter White, consultant psychiatrist at St Bartholomew's Hospital, if you are 25 now, there will be a cure for Alzheimer's Disease before you are old enough to suffer from it.
For people with too little hair, the future is bright. Says Mr Mel Braham, aesthetic surgeon and chief executive of the Harley Medical Group: "The next couple of years will see the introduction of tissue expanders which expand the area of the scalp with growing hair like a balloon. The bald area can then be removed, the two expanded sides get stitched seamlessly together and the hair will continue to grow."
Drug-based research also looks hopeful. Professor Nicholas Lowe who runs both London's Cranley Clinic and the Southern California Dermatology and Psoriasis Center thinks the key to encouraging regrowth when hair falls out lies in the enzyme Alpha 5 Reductase: "We think it is responsible for turning hair growth off; we may be able to use a drug to block the enzyme - and the bald man's hair will grow again."
For those with hair, too, the future is exciting. As technology improves, it will be possible to change your hair colour and texture every day. "We will see products that can be removed without damaging the hair and therefore versatile colour, that changes every day, could be possible," says hair colouring expert, Jo Hansford. Colin Greanery, artistic director of the hair salon Mahogany, adds: "A natural-looking hair colour treatment will be available in the form of a serum which develops in a matter of minutes, using a gentle blow-drying technique. This will enable blondes to turn brunette for a day!"
The sperm count of men in the West appears to have halved in a generation and women are not trying to conceive until later in their reproductive lives when fertility is lower. But there is no need to panic: technology is already so well advanced that many experts believe that any fertility problems which may arise as a result of these trends can be overcome with, for example, micro-injection techniques. "Ninety-five per cent of fertility problems could now be overcome with unlimited ethical and financial resources," says Dr Simon Fishel of Nurture, the reproduction research organisation. "I believe we have conquered the problems of infertility on a scientific level. This does not mean of course that every couple can physically have a baby. There will still be the need for surrogacy in the future, and it will probably become increasingly acceptable as the ethical boundaries get stretched. Parents will know more and more about their children at embryo stage."
In the future women might abandon the burden of childbearing altogether if the development of the external womb (being researched by Professor Mark Hanson at London University, primarily for the benefit of premature babies) catches on.
Parents of the future could avoid later trauma for their children by investing in aesthetic surgery in the womb. At the moment cleft palates have been operated on successfully in utero. Currently the increased risk of miscarriage from inserting an endoscope into the womb makes purely aesthetic work unviable, but in the future a reduced risk method may be developed and you could ensure that your child will not have your nose.
"In the future, it may be possible to locate and isolate the gene responsible for ageing," gushes a research chemist working for a leading cosmetics company. "The body could be injected with a drug that stops it from functioning, so we could stop the clock at 20, 50, whenever." However, most scientists are sceptical. Says Dr Teresa Marteau, a social geneticist at the Wellcome Institute: "As of June this year, there were still only 1,500 people worldwide taking part in gene therapy trials. It is very, very early days. Even in the imaginable future - in 20 to 30 years, say - we will have moved only a little in gene therapy and certainly not very far in gene manipulation. Gene manipulation - the ability to change breast shape, colour of the eyes, alter IQ and ageing - will happen eventually, probably, but it is impossible to predict when. We do know that it will take a lot longer than scientists first thought."
Cosmetic surgery in general is increasing by 10 per cent a year, and the industry is making promises for the future which sound like flights of fantasy today. A woman of 60 in the year 2030, surgeons claim, will look like a woman of 35 does now; there will be no such thing as the double chin, because our descendants will have liposuction in the way that we might have a facial before a big night out; and a big nose will stand out like, well, a sore thumb, because nose jobs will have become so untraumatic.
The noise pollution of the 21st century will mean that hearing problems will affect far more people far younger. "We are getting used to far higher levels of noise," says Vivienne Michael, director of the Hearing Research Trust. "It's an insidious problem; you don't notice when you can no longer hear the birds singing, only when your family are getting annoyed because the television is too loud." Fortunately, medicine is keeping up. Cochlear implants, which electronically stimulate the hearing nerve, by-passing the damaged inner ear, are already giving the profoundly deaf some hearing. And the revolution is not going to stop: "In the future, most deafness will be curable," says Vivienne Michael.
Modern diets require little tearing and grinding so, over the last 200 years or so, our jaws have been getting smaller and weaker and we are gradually growing fewer teeth. Twenty-five per cent of us don't develop wisdom teeth. Fewer teeth will mean more prominent cheek-bones, which could mean they become less sought after.
t "Everyone is searching for the vaccine or pill that we will be able to take to release us from the chore of brushing teeth," says Dr Bruce Hunter, director of dental services at University Dental Hospital, Cardiff. Already available in the United States, although not yet passed by EU law, is a treatment which makes teeth whiter. And a vaccine for receding gums is being developed, so no more getting long in the tooth.
In 15 or 20 years, fillings will be stuck into teeth. Currently crown work is highly destructive as so much of be tooth has to be drilled away. In 20 years dentists will be able to get the same effect with very little cutting.
Will glasses and contact lenses become museum pieces, quaint relics of the 20th century? Although the technology may be there, it's unlikely. Keratectomies are already being performed on short-sighted patients - where a laser beam is used to alter the curvature of the eye, thereby correcting vision. A parallel treatment for long-sighted patients is being patented for use in the future. However, Mr Rod Daniel, consultant ophthalmologist at Moorfields Eye Hospital says: "Wearing a lens to correct an eye problem will still be seen by most people as preferable to having an operation, which always carries some degree of risk."
Changing one's eye colour is not on the horizon because the shade of our eyes is so much a part of our genetic make-up.
Breasts in the West are increasing in size thanks to better nutrition. The lingerie manufacturers are already responding: Warners has just introduced the 40G bra and is now proposing the "H Bomb", while Fantasie's bras now go up to an HH cup.
Fears over breast implants will abate, claim aesthetic surgeons (but then they would). Mr Mel Braham, aesthetic surgeon and chief executive of the Harley Medical Group, claims that "nothing has ever been proven that says that silicone implants are seriously hazardous to your health, and they are passed as safe by EC directives. However, in the pipeline are implants made from more natural products like vegetable oils."
Currently British women's biggest cancer, breast cancer survival rates will continue to improve slowly. According to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, in the first decades of the 21st century there will be DNA testing to identify those at risk and digital mammography will improve breast screening. Multi-media imaging (using isotope scans and computer-constructed images) will make it easier to predict the spread of cancer in the breast using virtual reality technology, which will come in the form of testing kits available from GPs. Women will have "designer" treatment targeted at their needs. Therapeutic molecules will be used to mimic the activity of faulty tumour suppressive genes. After 2020 there should be vaccines against changes unique to tumour cells and against cancer-causing bacteria.
Body weight
The future is fat. It is estimated that by 2005, 25 per cent of Britons will be obese (defined as having at least 20 per cent excess body weight). Defence in the weight war is being developed in drug form. Michael Lean, professor of human nutrition at Glasgow University, says: "Half a dozen weight-control drugs are in the development stage which is very exciting." They will work either by interfering with the nerve control of appetite; by increasing the metabolic rate; or by reducing the absorption of calories by the body. In tests for one product, Sibutramine, on 4,000 people, nine in 10 lost an average of more than a stone; and kept the weight off for at least a year. Sibutramine is expected to become available on prescription from next year.
The gene for obesity has been found in mice in the US. The gene makes a protein called leptin. In experiments, fat mice have been slimmed down when injected with leptin. Human trials are under way.
Genetically engineered food is another hope for the future. Scientists have developed potatoes that absorb less fat during cooking. But many experts are sceptical about the arrival of Olestra, the fat substitute, because of its unpredictable effect on the digestive system - our bodies have not evolved an enzyme system to deal with the laboratory created molecular structure of the product. Other "miracle" foods such as Fat Magnets and Fat Binders are being treated with equal caution.
Already lasers can obliterate skin blemishes, topically applied drugs can smooth facial lines, and injected agents can remove deep wrinkles. Future products will be faster, better and longer lasting. "New substances will be developed by entrepreneurs," says Mr Brian Mayou, an aesthetic plastic surgeon, "that will be more successful than the liquid silicone that we use today to eradicate wrinkles." The next major breakthrough, says Mr Mel Braham, plastic surgeon and chief executive of the cutting- edge cosmetic surgery practice, the Harley Medical Group, will be laser treatment that needs no recovery period. Nicholas Lowe, clinical professor of dermatology at the the University of Los Angeles, adds: "There will be more efficient anti-oxidants to help reduce sun damage and ageing. There will also be substances that increase the production of new collagen and elastic tissue to maintain the elasticity of youthful skin."
Lee Shreider, a research cosmetic chemist, says that we may be able to look better without any kind of operation as semi-permanent make- up gets better. "Crooked noses will be improved by effectively sealing on shaded colours that either enhance or subdue areas of the face. We will be able to straighten eyebrows and lips making the face more symmetrical - which remains one of the keys to beauty - and even close block pores with permanent, custom-designed foundation."
The development of the safe sun tan is a potential gold mine. Being researched at the University of Arizona, but a long way from reality, is the injectable tan. Professor Lowe is optimistic: "There will almost certainly be a safe way of developing a sunless tan that protects against sun damage. In animal research we've applied creams to guinea pigs that can actually 'turn on' some of the genes that produce pigmentation without any sunlight exposure."
Aesthetic plastic surgeons say that a 20 per cent penis extension is possible for almost every male and, as time goes on, more and more men will opt for one. "We make use of a superfluous couple of inches of the penis that is held inside the body. This was essential to sexual functioning in early man who, on all fours, needed a more precise angle for penetration," says Brent Tanner, an aesthetic surgeon who specialises in penis extension, "it is no longer necessary. Also, in the future we will have developed better materials for thickening the penis - the latest is Articoll, microgranules of bone cement."
In the 21st century the female orgasm will virtually be a constitutional right. According to Brent Tanner, aesthetic plastic surgeon: "In the future, a woman who goes to the doctor complaining of poor orgasms may have a hood on her clitoris removed or her labia trimmed to sort out the problem. The taboo over these areas now is like the one we used to have over nose jobs; people were thought to need psychological counselling if they were not satisfied with the way they looked."
Body hair
Lasers are already being used to remove unwanted hair permanently. Dr Neil Walker, laser surgeon at the Lister Hospital in London, says: "The current lasers offer effective treatment for a third of patients and this will get better and better. What holds it back is the prohibitive cost. In the United States people are paying thousands of dollars for one course of treatment. But the day will come when women will be able to have all their leg hair removed forever in just one session."
The foot of the future will be bigger, because people will be bigger generally and partly because today's young women have grown up wearing sensible shoes. The badly fitting shoes their mothers wore as children did much to stunt foot growth. Dolcis recently added size 9 to its standard range of women's shoes and Clark's goes up to 11. "In 40 years time," says Fred Beaumont, chiropodist and spokesperson for the Institute of Chiropody, "the average foot size for females will be an eight while it is roughly a five today."
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- The president of Toyota — a tiny but prosperous island nation in Southeast Asia — apologized for selling people murderous demon-cars, but nobody will be satisfied until actual heads roll. [New York Times]
- Another day of Shia religious festivals, another day of bombings. [BBC News]
- Here is some tasty fresh two-day-old news! Jon Stewart went on Bill O'Reilly's show and it was … exciting? We will probably post a Phun Phriday Video Clip of this exchange as a service to you, the Public. [Los Angeles Times]
- The global stock markets are underwhelmed with the progress of economic recovery. [Washington Post]
- Turns out you cannot just leave Haiti with a literal busload of children and hope nobody will notice. [Washington Post]
- The menu at the NBC cafeteria for Black History Month had a discernible Negro dialect, which offended the drummer from The Roots, but not the black chef who created the menu. [New York Post]
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Small business loan. BUT, you have to have a really good business plan to
get one. I had to do one for my advanced nursery mgmt class. And, there
were several chapters in there about having coffee shops in nurseries,
always located at the rear of the nursery so the customer had to walk
through to get to it. Suggested selling ice cream and popscicles as well
for those hot days. Sounded like a good idea to me.
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Beaufort, SC
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> Date: 7/13/2005 2:34:11 PM
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> > Chris, you can call it Garden's Delight. Outdoor and indoor seating.
> > Outdoor set within a garden with the nursery next door. Have the whole
> > thing blend into one. Indoors should have lots of tropicals for the
> > months. Building should have glass so you can see out to the gardens.
> > scent of fresh baking bread wafting throughout, homemade soups and lots
> > fresh ingredients on your menu. You should have an herb demonstration
> > garden where your chef or yourself can pick fresh herbs for your menu.
> > Also small pots of the same for folks to buy.
> Yup, that's about what I was thinking of!
> > Always assume you will be slow for two years. Build your dream
> > slowly only using capital that you can afford and still pay the
> > for those two years. It takes longer to fulfill what you are looking
> > but you won't stay awake at night wondering how you will pay your
> So, about that capital... :)
> I really have no idea how to get started. I don't have tons of money
> laying around, nor do I have rich relatives willing to give me everything
> I need. How does someone get the money to start their dreams without
> relinquishing control of the idea?
> > David (who's getting hungary)
> Magyar-self a sandwich! ;)
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This is where we keep all our 30BaD testimonials! Please share your positive experiences from being HCRV and from being a member here. We encourage you to share before and after pics, stories of how 30BaD has helped you on your HCRV path and anything else you feel is relevant. This will be a great positive space for newbies to come and be inspired by those who have succeeded on the lifestyle before them with the assistance of the 30BaD crew :) Please thank Elle for coming up with this brilliant idea!
Fresh off the nasty meat wagon and slowly but surely getting on the HIGH CARB RAW VEGAN lifestyle :) Very very excited yet nervous about this. This week (i HOPE) I'll be going to going grocery shopping for my first week of the 30-day Raw Till 4 challenge! I downloaded and printed out Freelee's 7 day meal and exercise plan, made a grocery shopping list of all the fruit/veg I'll need for a week, made a detailed explanation of every meal I'm going eat with its cooking instructions... I've finally done it the organized way instead of being a hot mess as I usually am hahah. Like I said, I'm both nervous and excited to see how this all goes... But I think mostly excited :) Can't wait to post before and after photos, share my feelings/symptoms/changes. Aside from feeling great from the inside out, I'm very much looking forward to hopefully seeing changes in my fat percentage (I want it to decrease) and also hopefully get clearer skin. To those of you who did the 30day RT4 challenge, how was your experience like? I want to know everything!
Wow, a bit earlier the year in the comments I posted [Comment by Bernard De Klerk on April 23, 2014 at 1:11am] that I was 90kg. Today I'm sitting at 74kg - oh how time flies when you're vegan and losing weight <3
Ive had crohns since i was 11, had an eating disorder when i was 15, been living the vegan life for 5 months now without my mom knowing. Im scared to tell her because she thinks its an eating disorder. since eating this way ALL my symptoms have vanished. she thinks its magic, and she right it is.... this life style is magic. I NEED TO HEAR FROM OTHER CROHNIES!!!!!!! for times and i need to show her the proof this helps the disease!!
The pasta the pasta the pasta. Forget about what others are eating successfully and start using your body as your experiment. I will bet you if you drop all rice, pasta and potatoes you will see improvements within 7 days. If you feel the need for some density , soak some seeds and use as a dressing every few days. Step up the vegies, cooked or otherwise and things will shift.
I am Vegan and enjoying it for slightly over a year. Fresh fruits and veggies are plentiful but now I've located a good source for organic produce with free delivery.
My name is Cindy and I have been an on and off vegan my whole life, due to the push back from my family and friends I was never committed to be 100% vegan and would always go back to eating chicken and fish(never beef, turkey, lamb and pork though). Not a long time ago all of a sudden I started to have pelvic bleeding when playing sports or doing any kind of physical activities. My period became very heavy and painful. I was having a lot of really bad breakouts, I couldn't sleep, I was exhausted, my hair was thinning out, my weight for the first time in my life was going up, not much but I think only because of how active I am(I have been always skinny or sometimes underweight but not by choice, I just couldn't put on the weight). I went to the doctor and told me I had a cyst on my left ovary and that I also had fibroids in my uterus wall. He immediately suggested I start taking birth control pills and if that didn't work the next thing would be to try some kind of laser surgery to remove the cyst and fibroids and if that still didn't work that I would need to get a hysterectomy. I remember he even tried pushing me to say that I was depressed so that he could give me antidepressants. That day I left the doctor's office very scared and frustrated and I never went back, I knew I did not want to start taking pills and/or putting any kind of chemicals in my body. I knew that since I have always been very active, not overweight, never done any kind of drugs or alcohol that the problem was in the food I was consuming. My body was practically crying out for help so I started to think, what had I changed within the past couple of years for my body to start acting up? It did not take me long to realize that of course from all the trash that we get told constantly every day we eventually start believing it and doing what they say. Before I never really worried too much about consuming enough protein but of course the tv, radio and everybody started saying how much we need it in order for us to not lose our muscle mass and blah, blah, blah so I started to drink protein shakes after my workouts and eat more fish. I also remember one day receiving a call from my mother just to tell me that she had seen on TV that is very important to drink milk according to a new study. At that time I was not drinking milk or consuming any dairy(I just have never been a fan of it) but again I listened to my mother and my mother listened to the so called experts on TV and the media and I started to consume dairy. I did everything to try to purify and detoxify my body, I drank alkaline water, did the apple cider vinegar thing, bikram yoga, detoxifying wraps you name it, I did it all. Nothing worked I was still tired, having breakouts and still bleeding. I stumbled across freelee's YouTube channel and it was like removing a blindfold from my eyes. I knew from the moment I saw her video that this was the way we are meant to live. I have been following the Rawtill4 lifestyle for a while now and I am happy to tell you that my body is back to normal. I have no more bleeding when exercising, my skin is slowly clearing out, although I never really gained that much weight but 7 pouds at the most I noticed my body fat percentage is going down and I am back at my normal 115-118 weight, my energy is back and best of all, the mass in my breast, the fibroids and the cyst are all gone, the doctor could not figure out what happened so he decided to name them systematic cyst, fibroids and mass (he is just so full of s….if you ask me…lol). This lifestyle has allowed me to be free of illness and full of energy again hence the urgent need that I felt to create my channel and page to spread the word. I'm grateful for the things that I have learned from Freelee and I agree one hundred percent with her teachings. Thank you very much!
Wow Type 1 or Type 2?
This is only after 4.5 months guys. So not very long but there are some results! I was a tiny bit chubby in midsection and arms, restricting for the most part. My stomach and arms are tighter and more toned now. I am 5 ft 8 139 lbs now and working on going down to 130. I eat around 3000 calories per day and just started working out/exercising a month ago. I can now run 1.5 miles without stopping, just by being fueled on bananas. I don't run because I have to to lose weight, I do it solely because I am jumping off the walls with energy and health. I used to never ever dream of running, hardly had any energy and felt lethargic all the time. I did gain 5 pounds in the beginning but that is because I was starving myself before and my metabolism had to start fixing itself! The more I eat now, the leaner I feel and more energy I have!
Importance of sleep and rest. Few month ago I started discussion on my husband high triglycerides level. Blood work was done when we'd been already into raw law fat for a couple of years. This came as a surprise since his cholesterol was good (before it was high). So he consulted dr.Graham whose advise was as simple as getting more sleep. Now he tries to get some naps when possible. Result is triglycerides went back to almost normal level and doctor said it's not a concern anymore.
Just want to say thanks to Freelee, Durianrider Princess Neets and everyone on this site.
I'm battling PCOS, Fibromyalgia, weight issues (proper lard ass! 72kg 5'3), and infertility. Recently I've upped the raw massively and the carbs, Im currently eating waaaay more than usual.
I made lots of 'newbie 'mistakes with too many oils, nuts etc.. on the vegan thing, so was happy when I stumbled across this site. I found DR and FL after Dan, Matt and David (fakers)
I can now enjoy working out, after HATING it for years. My weight is going down fast, and I'm happier than ever.
I smashed out 1 hour on a treadmill this morning, and bloody loved it! Trust me that's not something I've ever said or felt!!
Got yoga tomorrow night, and an insanity class the day after. IM ON FIRE!
I've battled friends and family too who think you are all mad, and so am I.
However with the new light in my eyes (AKA ENERGY!) and kindness in my heart I am showing them by living as an example!
Namaste you beautiful people. :) x
here I am happy and healthy after trying out this new lifestyle just for about 6 months so far...abundance is key unlike most of the other diets out there...restriction will drive anyone crazy....like's much appreciated too :)
@Kate Florio
> The only reason I add organic unrefined sugar to my smoothie is as you've guessed it, to make it more sweeter. Often, I don't have the time to wait for bananas to first ripen properly, so I end up adding them in the blender even though they don't have any spots on them. So that's why the sugar is there (and of course the extra glycogen ^_^ for more energy) - -If I don't add sugar, I end up adding dates in the blender <- which is probably MUCH more beneficial.
That's about it to be honest ^_^ - - Durianrider adds massive amounts of sugar to his smoothie, so I just follow his example like a boss. Eat what the skinny people like Freelee and Durianrider eat. Don't listen to the fat people telling you sugar makes you fat. ^_^
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With the current nightly i can't focus the password or email field. This worked fine last i tested (back in dec).
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open the URL
2. Click "Account login" at the top right
3. Try to set focus in the password by tapping the field
Actual Results:
Nothing happens when the field is clicked.
Expected Results:
Focus should be moved to the input field,
This is likely a regression from bug 607417. This bug does not appear in Firefox 4, but it does appear on Aurora (Firefox 5) and Nightly (Firefox 6).
Created attachment 531497 [details]
test case
This affects more than just form fields. Clicks are not dispatched correctly to position:fixed elements in Fennec. Steps to reproduce:
1. Open the attached test case in Fennec.
2. Zoom in, then scroll down.
3. Click on "Click me."
Expected results: The link is activated, and navigates to example.com.
Actual results: Nothing happens.
Another good reason to turn off position: fixed layers for now.
(In reply to comment #3)
> Another good reason to turn off position: fixed layers for now.
Filed bug 656167.
It looks like events are not properly redirected to content with fixed position...
it is possible to enter/activate input fields if your page is scrolled to (0, y) position, and if X!=0, then events are redirected somewhere else..., also page automatically centered if you click on input field (X!=0) and in order to switch to password field you need to scroll page back to X=0 position and then click on password field..
do we have any magic in events coordinates translation code when they are sent from Parent to Child? scroll offsets?
also interesting that different Y- position does not break this behavior.
We'd like to get this behavior into platform. See bug 652240.
seems to have broken in 4/9, 4/8 works.
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; rv:2.2a1pre) gecko/20110409 Firefox/4.2a1pre Fennec/4.1a1pre
Mac OS X 10.6.7
fixed by bug 656167, but we hope to turn position:fixed back on, so leaving this open.
I also tried to reproduce this following the steps from Comment 2 and it's not happening. Should we mark this as WORKSFORME?
Mozilla /5.0 (Android;Linux armv7l;rv:8.0a1) Gecko/20110809 Firefox/8.0a1 Fennec/8.0a1
Device: LG Optimus 2X (Android 2.2)
This works for me as well using a current Nightly. Cork reopen if you can repro.
(In reply to Kevin Brosnan [:kbrosnan] from comment #10)
> This works for me as well using a current Nightly. Cork reopen if you can
> repro.
see #comment8
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Fix click for fixed layers after zoom
Ok, so link clicking broken after zoom, but works again after little scroll, which make it clear that problem is in missing updateCSSViewport after zoom animation finished...
oleg, land on m-i?
I wasn't able to reproduce this issue on Mozilla/5.0 (Android;Linux armv7l;rv:7.0)Gecko/20110830 Firefox/9.0a1 Fennec/7.0
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2005 GMC Canyon/Chevy Colorado 3.5L I5 - Exhaust Comparison Stock vs. Flowmaster 40 Series
While trying to figure out what muffler to put on my 3.5L GMC Canyon I could find several videos showing examples of sound already installed but nothing really comparing stock vs. flowmaster. So, I made one. One problem with my setup is when it comes to in-cab sound, the noise from my cold air intake drownds out the sound from the muffler. * Also didn't know at the time the muffler had a pinhole leak at the inlet. That has since been changed but no real difference in the sounds in the video. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
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Minimal semantic output writer
Minimal output-stream writer API.
A pluggable output writer interface/adapter to embed/expose in tools and reporters, also a simplified stream.
This is not a logging framework or full console or stream replacement. Instead this is an abstraction to build on or expose in other tools. Intend as companion to ministyle (et al).
Main usage:
// simplified node.js.browser compatible console.log() var mw = miniwrite; // write plain text line mw;
Buffer writes:
// buffer own lines var mw = miniwrite;// buffer other writes (handy for testing) var mw = miniwrite; // get buffer var str = mw;var str = mw;// iterate buffer if you must mwlines// clear buffer mwclear;
Adapter to buffer character writes via
mw.write(chars), auto-flushes on newlines:
var mw = miniwrite; // write plain text line mw;mw;mw; // "hello world\n" //or accumulate chars mw;mw;mw; // onetwo // clear buffer mw;mwclear;mw;mw; // two
Spread of multiple writers
var mw = miniwrite;mwenabled = true;mwtargets;
Proxy to toggle stream or swap output target:
var mw = miniwrite;mwenabled = true;mwtarget = myOherWrite;mw { // return string, or false to ignore });
Proxy to toggle stream or swap output target:
var mw = miniwrite;mwenabled = true;mwtarget = myOherWrite;mwtarget = myOherWrite;
Convenience preset for grunt (same as in
grunt ~0.4.1):
var mw = miniwrite;
Build your own:
var mw = {};mw { myWebSocketHyperStream};// pass to supporting tools awesomeModule;
Tap into output
awesomeModulewriter = miniwrite;
$ npm install miniwrite --save
Install development dependencies in your git checkout:
$ npm install
~Build and run tests:
$ grunt
See the
Gruntfile.js for additional commands.
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.
Note: this is an opinionated module: please create a ticket to discuss any big ideas. Pull requests for bug fixes are of course always welcome.
Copyright (c) 2013 Bart van der Schoor
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Rabbit's Garden Easter Table | Winnie the Pooh
As it turns out in the original Winnie the Pooh books by A.A. Milne, Rabbit doesn't have a garden. I know, it kind of shocked me too. I grew up on Winnie the Pooh via Disney, and since Rabbit's garden was such a big deal to him, I thought it must … [Read more...]
Cabbage Rolls | Rabbit's Garden
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Rabbit's Carrot Soup
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Carrot Cake Ice Cream from Rabbit's Garden
Some people get a little funny about putting vegetables into their dessert. Chocolate beet cake (There's a gorgeous recipe here from the blog, Chocolate & Carrots). or Zucchini Chocolate Chip muffins (from Dwell on Joy). Even the crucial … [Read more...]
How To: Make a Winnie the Pooh 'Hunny' Pot
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Winnie the Pooh Easter Party; Hunny Pots and Table Displays
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Easter Treats for Adults; Honey and Easter Themed Alcohol
Alcohol never fails as a gift. And with so many selections, you're bound to find something for everyone for an adult Easter basket. Honey First up are the honey flavours, perfect for turning the Winnie the Pooh theme into something more adult … [Read more...]
Winnie the Pooh; 100 Acre Wood Signage How-To
The Hundred Acre Wood (also known as 100 Aker Wood, Hundred-Acre Wood or 100 Acre Wood) is where you'll find Winnie and his friends. To let your guests know they've finally arrived, make this simple signage. You'll need; balsa wood print out … [Read more...]


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The Rays put righthander Alex Cobb on the 15-day disabled list Sunday with a strained oblique in his left side, the second starter they've lost to injury in a week. Cobb pitched seven innings in a 1-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday. He's gone 15⅓ innings without allowing a run. Lefthander Erik Bedard was added to the roster and will take Cobb's spot in the rotation for now. Lefthander Matt Moore went on the 15-day DL earlier in the week with a sore elbo


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The manufacturing industry now faces globalisation challenges and this is the starting point of this Master's programme. The aim is to provide knowledge and competence that prepare the students for leading positions within the manufacturing industry.
Today, the manufacturing industry is an international industry. Product development and production may be carried out at different geographic locations, which require communication and coordination of the activities. The competitiveness of manufacturing companies relies to a high degree on their abilities to benefit from the increased globalisation.
This Master's programme focuses on the role that production plays within manufacturing companies. Central themes include how production systems are developed, how the design of the products and the supply chain interrelate with the production system design, and how production systems are operated and managed. The programme begins with a number of courses that provides the students with a common basis for these central themes. It ends with a final thesis work, at which the students applies the knowledge and skills gained during the program.
An underlying idea of the programme is that the students are given the opportunity to connect theory with practice. Therefore, important parts of the programme are carried out as project assignments. This provides the students with possibilities to relate their theoretical understanding to the real conditions of the manufacturing industry. The programme is led by a management team that includes persons representing leading positions in industry, students and teachers. The management team ensures the relevance and quality of the programme.
The School of Engineering, Jönköping University, is a member of the prestigious collaborative between leading engineering schools worldwide - the CDIO Initiative™. The CDIO Initiative is an innovative educational framework to conceive and develop a new vision of engineering education and for producing the next generation of engineers.
More information, see CDIO
En bärande idé i utbildningen är att ge studenterna goda möjligheter att koppla samman teori och praktik. Den näringslivsförlagda kurs (NFK) som ingår i programmet ger studenterna möjligheter att utveckla delar av sitt kunnande i en verklig produktionsmiljö. Fördelen med detta är att studenternas kunskaper förankras i en djup förståelse för industrins verkliga villkor.
2 years, 120 credits. Master of Science with a major in Production Systems, specialisation Production Development and Management.
A student that has graduated from the programme is ready to take up various positions in industry, including areas such as production development, production management, production planning, or logistics. The student will also be prepared for doctoral studies.
Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange studentsOur partner universities
Industrial Product Realisation: Process - Methods - Leadership 9 Credits
Human Factors Engineering 6 Credits
Production Development: Strategy - System - Technology 15 Credits
Integrated Product And Production Development 9 Credits
Production Management 6 Credits
Supply Chain Design 9 Credits
Elective Course: Sustainable Production 6 Credits
Elective Course: Mathematical Statistics 6 Credits
The course mathematical statistics is compulsory to students entering the programme with less than 21 ECTS credits in mathematics in order to obtain a master's degree.
Change Management 9 Credits
Industrial Placement Course 9 Credits
Leadership 6 Credits
Research and Inquiry Methodology 6 Credits
Final Project Work, Master 30 Credits
Programme Manager: Carin Rösiö
Content checked / updated 2016-09-23