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System Dependence Graph (SDG) is a graph representation which shows dependencies among statements / expressions in a design. In this paper, we propose a new HW/SW co-design methodology based on SDG. In our method, any combination of C / C++ / SpecC descriptions is acceptable as input designs so that design functions can be specified flexibly. First, the… (More)
In the retina, taurine works as an osmolyte to exert a neuroprotective function, and it has been proposed that Müller cells, a major type of retinal glial cells, are involved in the osmolarity regulation of retinal neural cells by controlling the taurine concentration in retinal extracellular fluid (ECF). However, the detailed mechanism of taurine transport… (More)
Sharing files over the world with higher access throughput and with lower storage cost is a growing demand for the applications that use large files. However, the existing file sharing systems do not realize these two conflicted requests and no research has been found. This paper clarifies the requirements of a global large file sharing system and defines… (More)
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A long-spined sea urchin Diadema-sp reported from Japanese waters was genetically distinct from all known Diadema species, but it remained undescribed. Extensive field surveys in Japan with molecular identification performed in the present study determined five phenotypes (I to V) in Diadema-sp according to the presence and/or shape of a white streak and… (More)
Recently, it becomes common to handle large files in computers. However, we have a difficulty to realize file sharing over networks, especially for large files. The problem is that we have extended the system model designed decades ago based on a stand-alone computer model. Assuming that all files are located in data centers, and nobody accesses them at the… (More)
Shape-memory alloys (SMAs), which display shape recovery upon heating, as well as superelasticity, offer many technological advantages in various applications. Those distinctive behaviors have been observed in many polycrystalline alloy systems such as nickel titantium (TiNi)-, copper-, iron-, nickel-, cobalt-, and Ti-based alloys but not in lightweight… (More)
Remote collaboration work via the Internet becomes common these days by appearance of web-based remote collaboration systems such as Google Apps, and SAGE2. This paper focuses on SAGE2 as a typical data intensive collaboration system, which shares information on large high-resolution displays with other sites using web browser technologies. However, it… (More)


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Winschoten, a town in the Dutch province of Groningen. From 1872 regular Mennonite services were held here every three weeks in the Lutheran church. In 1885 a Mennonite Kring was organized here as a subdivision of the Midwolda, Beerta, and de Meeden congregation. In 1893 J. A. Wartena, the pastor of this congregation, moved to Winschoten, which gradually became its center, and since 1900 the old Midwolda congregation is called Winschoten. The pastors after Wartena, who served 1893-1901, were F. Dijkema 1901-1905, J. H. van Giessen Jr 1906-1921, then after nine years of vacancy Corn. Vis Jzn 1930-1938, A. du Croix 1939-1944, R. J. Faber 1946-1951, and J. H. Rawie 1953- . In 1931 a meetinghouse was built in Winschoten. The membership numbered 120 in 1900 and 97 in 1958. Church activities at that time were a ladies' circle, youth group (15-18), and Sunday school for children.
As of 2004 the congregation no longer existed.
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Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1872): 192; (1887): 148.
Reliwiki. "Winschoten, Mr. Jan Friso Vietorstraat 22 - Doopsgezinde Kerk." 2 January 2013. Web. 16 October 2014. http://reliwiki.nl/index.php/Winschoten,_Mr._Jan_Friso_Vietorstraat_22_-_Doopsgezinde_Kerk.
De Zondagsbode 23 (1909-10): No. 24.
Author(s) | Nanne van der Zijpp |
Date Published | 1959 |
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Winschoten (Groningen, Netherlands)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 23 Mar 2017. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Winschoten_(Groningen,_Netherlands)&oldid=140846.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Winschoten (Groningen, Netherlands). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 23 March 2017, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Winschoten_(Groningen,_Netherlands)&oldid=140846.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Kitchener, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 1137. All rights reserved.
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Format: EP First Release: September 2009
Label: Abracadaver Music
Composed: July-August 2009 Recorded: July-August 2009
Instruments: 2 violins, viola and cello
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String Quartet «Tunguska», Movement I: The Constant Uncertainty |
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String Quartet «Tunguska», Movement III: Minuet for Planet, Asteroids and Comet |
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First release in September 2009.
After releasing Cautiva's album «Human» (June 2009), I decided to return to my old musical ideas and to give an updated perspective. This EP would be the first work of a few of them in this new period, offering a string quartet in three movements inspired by the mysterious «Tunguska event», happened in Siberia on June 30, 1908.
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For a number of reasons, Motion's prose memoir far transcends the television version, compelling as that was. As poet-novelist, Motion is primarily a writer, and a highly self-examining one. Indeed one of his most affecting works was the prose memoir of his mother's death in Poetry Review (there are strikingly parallel synergic family memoirs by Michael Longley and Craig Raine). In Motion's Keats voyage we become progressively more distanced from the dying Keats, at least in any way we might have anticipated finding him. Certainly some of the Keats quotations express the book's centre: "Is there another life? Shall I awake and find all this a dream? There must be - we cannot be created for this sort of suffering." And at the end: "O what an account I could give you of the Bay of Naples if I could once more feel myself a Citizen of this world." But Motion can make a Dantesque return to this world, denied to Keats: a distinction of absolute importance.
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Kerala Board of Higher Secondary Education conducted the Plus Two Examinations from 9th March to 29th March 2016 and results were announced on 10th May 2016. Those who achieved good grades were overjoyed to get expected results but few students did poorly in few subjects. For the failed and who want to improve their marks, the board organized supplementary Examinations that was conducted from 9th June 2016 to 15th June 2016. After the exam, they are searching for Kerala HSE Supplementary Result 2016.
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DHSE the Department of Higher Secondary Education Kerala was set up in 1990. DHSE principle goal is to keep connection with new schools for affiliate institutions and giving and prospering effrctive training in Kerala. Directorate of Higher Secondary Education is an autonomous body which is in charge of controlling all exercises identified with Higher Secondary Education in Kerala, India.
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Kerala leading body of instruction has endorsed syllabus, exam design for all classes' alliance to the HSE schools in Kerala. DHSE first directs the examination of HSE and after that issues the results on the basis of student's performance. Kerala plus Two Supplementary exam was held at the June, 2016. This exam was held at various examination centers in Kerala.
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- Name of the Board: Department of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) Kerala
- Name of Exam: Kerala HSE Supplementary Examination 2016
- Exam Date: 9th June 2016 to 15th June 2016
- Result Date: Available soon ( by the end of July)
- Official Website: keralaresults.nic.in
DHSE Kerala HSE SAY (Save a Year) Supplementary Result 2016
More than four lakh sixty thousand number of students appeared for the Class 12th examination. Kerala Board HSE examination result was released on official website of state board of education website: keralaresults.nic.in on May. Supplementary result will be made available on that mentioned website also when script checking is done. Besides, you will get result link on our page also as we will update our page with link once the board activates the download link.
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Also, there will be SMS service which will be available on result day to get information in phone. To get the digital service, you will have to register using your name, roll number and registration. Then, you will get an automated message after DHSE Kerala HSE Supplementary Result 2016 is published.
Kerala Board Plus Two SAY Supply Result 2016
Students may check their Kerala Board HSE 12th Supplementary Result 2016 roll number wise, name wise on official website. Site may crash on result day due to heavy traffic. In such case, you will have to keep patience and try again later on. Try after some time because result will be available on official website only with score card details. You can keep print out of the computer generated score card for reference purpose but you will need to collect the original mark certificate which will arrive at your institution after some time.
Also See: Kerala SSLC Supplementary Result 2016
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All the students are now anxious about the results. The board will now go through the script checking process and publish result after completing checking process in quick time. For the time being, you will have to keep patience and hope for the best to get the best outcome according to your effort.
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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, April 14, 2014Primer Dugout (and link of the day) 4-14-2014100 years ago yesterday, the Federal League held its first game as a "major league". Washington Times, April 14, 1914:
They only lasted two years, but Gilmore wasn't lying. They really did all in their power to give Baltimore a major league ballclub. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee)
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 08:20 AM | 25 comment(s)
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Tags: dugout, federal league, history Reader Comments and RetortsStatements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments. 1. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: April 14, 2014 at 08:32 AM (#4685780)
Two inner-inner circle greats on today's Birthday Team. Not much else, apart from Justice.
2. Harveys Wallbangers
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 08:53 AM (#4685784)The April 14 leader in career hits, non-Pete Rose division, is...Brad Ausmus. C: Brad Ausmus 1B: David Justice 2B: Roberto Mejia 3B/Manager: Pete Rose SS: Parson Nicholson LF: Joe Lahoud CF: Marty Keough RF: Don Mueller SP: Greg Maddux SP: Steve Avery SP: Carlos Perez SP: Ron Schueler SP: Chris Welsh RP: Kyle Farnsworth Negro Leagues Great: Dick Redding Failed Prospect: John Van Benschoten Modern Dalkowski: Brad Pennington
don't know if folks caught it from Saturday night but if you want a somewhat whacky play check out the 2-6-1 double play in the pirates/brewers game this past weekend.
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:14 AM (#4685789)
I plan to attend all four games of the Seattle-Texas series this week – it should be as important to the AL West race as any played this year, and there's a marquee matchup on Wednesday night, Hernandez vs. Darvish. Meanwhile, a cold front has come through and temperatures will be near freezing tonight, a real test for fans used to the balmy weather we had during the opening homestand.
4. Harveys Wallbangers
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:15 AM (#4685791)Speaking of pennant races, the entire American League is bunched between 8-4 Oakland and 4-7 Kansas City (and was a game closer than that yesterday morning). Parity is good, and this might make for a memorable scramble for that fifth Wild-Card play-in slot come September … who am I kidding :) One of my missions this week will be to observe Robinson Cano and get on his case if he doesn't run out ground balls. From the third deck – I'll have to yell extra hard.
so Anthony Rizzo looks to be hitting. here's hoping that instead of getting going and then going cold for several months he keeps it up
5. Eric J can SABER all he wants to
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:20 AM (#4685793)think I have said this elsewhere but I really lilke that rendon kid in Washington. think he should be starting full time versus the timeshare the adam eaton kid in Chicago. what is he, 5'7"? he can play.
Games of April 11:
6. Al Peterson
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:22 AM (#4685797)1984, featuring a starting pitcher a year before he tied a fairly significant quasi-record and a remarkable run of inefficiency with runners in scoring position 2014, featuring a starting pitcher who's perfectly capable of tying any number of quasi-records and even more inefficiency with runners in scoring position
Seeing that Kyle Farnsworth is still active is quite amazing. Ranks 2nd among active pitchers in games pitched behind LaTroy Hawkins. All for a righthander with overall league average stats (102 ERA+) helped by being a reliever. Seems like a very replaceable part. That he's bankrolled $37+ Million is salary - baseball has been very, very good to him.
7. zonk
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:26 AM (#4685799)so Anthony Rizzo looks to be hitting. here's hoping that instead of getting going and then going cold for several months he keeps it up Castro has had some promising moments, too... and Junior Lake is doing a pretty good impersonation of a K-Mart brand Yasiel Puig. Despite the fact that team overall looks like a 90-95 game loser again, I'm reasonably happy with the kids looking a bit less lost than they did last year. If Samardzija is destined to be dealt, he's certainly helping his trade value early on, too. Even Mike Olt has had moments of looking like an option. Edwin Jackson, on the other hand... well... it's pretty clear that the Cubs ought to just park him in a bad neighbordhood with the doors unlocked, keys in the ignition, and see if anyone will be so kind as to just drive him away.
Couple of quotes I ran across recently from two of our patron saints that I thought were interesting:
9. Eric J can SABER all he wants to
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 09:37 AM (#4685806)From Rob Neyer chat: I'm curious, just exactly why did you leave ESPN? You continually cite their articles, so it's almost like you've never left... And from Bill James: Bill, last night in the Angels-Mets game. Collins opted to walk the bases loaded in a sudden death situation to set up a force at any base. Familia then hit the next batter to end the game. Do you have an opinion on that strategy? It sure seems to me that it backfires more often than it works. Thanks
Games of April 12:
10. Eric J can SABER all he wants to
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 10:48 AM (#4685844)1984 - a pitching matchup of an OK 38-year-old who was randomly on the way to his only positive black ink this year, and a 23-year-old who had less MLB time remaining than the 38-year-old 2014 - one of my favorite GotD types: the best game (so far) in the career of a minor player, in thise case one whose Cubs tenure came and went completely without my noticing
Game of April 13, 1984, featuring two ninth-inning lead changes that involved the second career homer by a franchise mainstay, the last career homer by a bit player, and a reliever who's the third-most famous player with his own name (and one of the two better known than him doesn't even use that name any more).
11. Davo's Favorite Tacos Are Moose Tacos
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 10:49 AM (#4685845)
#2--Just saw the video on MLB.com, that was pretty cool.
12. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee)
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 10:58 AM (#4685853)Yesterday's Twins-Royals game ended with Mike Moustakas getting called out for interference. He hit a pop-up between the mound and home plate, and just stood there in the batters box. While trying to field the pop-up, the catcher tripped over Moustakas, and the ball bounced foul--however, the umps instantly ruled the game was over.
There was a weird play in the Indians-White Sox game Saturday afternoon that probably should have ended with the batter being out, 2 unassisted.
13. SoSHially Unacceptable
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 11:05 AM (#4685857)Josh Outman threw up and in (not maliciously so, but clearly out of the strike zone) to Adam Eaton, who did a weird combination check swing/get out of the way. In the process, Eaton unintentionally hit a dribbler out in front of the plate and fell over. I'm not entirely sure why, maybe it was instinct, but Carlos Santana picked the ball up and threw to first instead of tagging the still-prone Eaton. I've never seen a batter hit the ball and be retired unassisted by the catcher. Alas, it'll have to wait. I've never seen a batter hit the ball and be retired unassisted by the catcher. Alas, it'll have to wait. Dan, your wait is over. P.S. You may have to wait a little for the video to start... 15. crict Posted: April 14, 2014 at 11:24 AM (#4685876) Speaking of pennant races, the entire American League is bunched between 8-4 Oakland and 4-7 Kansas City (and was a game closer than that yesterday morning). Parity is good, and this might make for a memorable scramble for that fifth Wild-Card play-in slot come September … I'm playing MLB the Show on PS3 and to see how players age I have 14-game seasons. There was a 5-way tie for the 2nd wildcard spot (at 7-7). I thought the game would crash, but it has handled it quite well. Two games on the first day, Indians and Orioles eliminate Yankees and Red Sox. The 5th team, the Astros, then defeated the Indians. Astros and Orioles then play for the wildcard spot. Is that how it would work? Dan, your wait is over.Argh. Nice effort, bro-man.
The April 13 Game of the Day from this year is remarkably similar to the one from 30 years prior - same score, same double ninth-inning rally - while being a better game overall (in fact, this weekend's Games of the Days rank 6th, 7th, and 8th on the year so far, which is... decent.)
18. esseff
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 12:23 PM (#4685916)
For a second there, I thought the play in #12 was beginning with Josh Outman becoming ill in mid-pitch.
19. Kiko Sakata
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 01:12 PM (#4685949)
BBTF's favorite minor-league outfielder was tricked into thinking a teammate was deaf.
20. RoyalsRetro (AG#1F)
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 04:39 PM (#4686085)
Jed Gyorko signs a 5 year $35 million extension with the Padres. Gyood deal!
21. Harveys Wallbangers
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 04:50 PM (#4686095)
that's a steal for the padres
22. Walt Davis
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 05:55 PM (#4686146)at least I think so
Edwin Jackson, on the other hand... well... it's pretty clear that the Cubs ought to just park him in a bad neighbordhood with the doors unlocked, keys in the ignition, and see if anyone will be so kind as to just drive him away.
23. Harveys Wallbangers
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 07:08 PM (#4686175)I'd recommend stripping the plates and filing down the VIN just in case. Gyorko: buys out one FA year and has a $13 M option on another. So they control him through age 31 which is about all you want for a 2B. But seems a little early and/or a little high to me. He had a solid year last year but did miss a month. Still only a bit above-average by WAR though. Minor league numbers were solid so he's probably not a flash in the pan but I'd like to see the durability. I haven't been tracking arb year salaries much lately but $22 M (I assume) for his 3 arb years doesn't seem like much of a discount. $13 M (I assume) for his first FA year could be a good bargain.
24. dr. scott
Posted: April 14, 2014 at 07:25 PM (#4686181)Price per win is inflating rapidly with all the tv money coming to the game I also like this kid's game So that is my follow up
To think, all these years and I never knew Avery and Maddux had the same birthday. 1993, the first year they played together was not only Avery's best year, but his last above average year for his career. My Dad always said it was because he got married. Mom never liked that answer.
25. Walt Davis
Posted: April 15, 2014 at 12:31 AM (#4686316)
For comps ...
Best comp is probably Kipnis who had 2 years of service time. Indians got his 3 arb years and 2 FA years for $52 M. His 3 arb years cost $18 M the two FA years $28 M plus they hold an option on 2020. That's probably a better deal than this one but Kipnis is two years older. Note Gyorko had 2.2 WAR in his rookie year while Kipnis has nearly 10 WAR over the last two seasons. Altuve's a not great comp as, thanks to defense, he's been .5-1 win worse than Gyorko per year. But then the Astros have his 3 arb years for $12 M and hold two options at about $6 M each. The Gyorko contract looks like a much better idea than Murphy who's on track to make maybe $18 M for his arb years (he might be super-2) -- again Murphy gets killed on defense. Looks like Walker's 4 arb years will end up costing maybe $27 M. That seems to be about it for arb-eligible 2B that you wouldn't get laughed at for signing to a buyout (i.e. not Barney, not Beckham, not Danny Espinosa) or haven't moved off 2B (Ackley). Expanding the pool to include 3B and CF ... Austin Jackson is much better and looks like his 3 arb years will cost about $18 M. Sandoval's three arb years cost $18. Denard Span signed an early buyout of his arb years for about $15 M with a $9 M option. Rasmus's three years have cost about $15 M. Fowler's first 3 of 4 arb years cost $14 M. Alvarez got $4 in his first arb year this year -- likely a $20-24 trajectory for all 3 ... but then he led the league in HR and has 6 WAR the last two years. According to the ESPN story, his arb years will cost $21 M. Still looks high to me -- i.e. just 2.2 WAR while missing a year and I'm not seeing any discount for the commitment. Of course if one believes Gyorko is as good as Kipnis, Alvarez and (adjusting for inflation) some of those others then it's OK. Or maybe Kipnis got ripped off. You must be Registered and Logged In to post comments. |
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