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How big was the Lishkas HaGazis?
This question asks about how the elders were seated in the Lishkah. Seeing how poorly-sourced the OP's dimensions were, I thought I'd ask it myself.
We're told that the Lishkah was halfway in the Azarah (Yoma 25a), and that it was on the south side of the Azarah (Middos 5:4). But as far as I can tell, we're not told more than that. I tried gathering its dimensions from the preceding Mishnayos in Middos, which place the Azarah at 187 Amos from east to west and 135 Amos from north to south (5:1-2), but those same Mishnayos seem to use up all of those Amos in the Azarah itself.
Are there any sources that explicitly tell us how big the Lishkas HaGazis (or the Lishkos in general) were, in the second Beis HaMikdash? I'd prefer a Gemara that I'm missing, but I'll accept anything as late as the Rishonim, as long as it's a precise number, not a guess based on a popular illustration or tile counting on an artist's rendition.
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+1 1. Sanhedrin was HALF the Lishkah only (Bartenurah:"שם היתה סנהדרי גדולה של ישראל יושבת. בצד החול שבה. לפי שלשכת הגזית היתה חציה בקודש וחציה בחול, ובחציה של קודש לא היה אפשר לסנהדרין לשבת, שאין ישיבה בעזרה אלא למלכי בית דוד בלבד וכו'.") – Al Berko Oct 1 '18 at 21:25
2. The Mishnah says the Lishkat Hagazit was on the South side, but on the WIKI drawing it is on the North. – Al Berko Oct 1 '18 at 21:26
Wait is the vilna gaon a rishon – Dr. Shmuel Oct 3 '18 at 18:46
This is the true answer (that brings us back to my puzzling):
This is the Tifferes Isroel's plan drawn to scale (on the bottom) found at the end of Mishnah in Midos:
(If you look at the wall, the bricks are 5x10 Amas to scale).
From this plan we can learn that (according to him) the Lishka was about 25 Amas (12 meters) long, while the left part of it was in Kodesh (Ezras Isroel) and was populated only by Kohanim, and its right half - about 6 by 6 meters, entirely INSIDE THE WALL - was used by the Sanhedrin!
If this is not enough, this is the OFFICIAL version of THE Machon Hamikdash here in the Old City, you can't question them, come on!
I don't know what to add, but (if it is drawn to scale) the whole Lishkah was less than the Mizbeah (which was 16x16 meters)!
Here's the original WIKI plan of the second BM:
Some textual sources:
the Mishnah Middos 5:
"מִן הַצָּפוֹן לַדָּרוֹם מֵאָה וּשְׁלֹשִׁים וְחָמֵשׁ, הַכֶּבֶשׁ וְהַמִּזְבֵּחַ שִׁשִּׁים וּשְׁתַּיִם." "שֵׁשׁ לְשָׁכוֹת הָיוּ בָעֲזָרָה...שֶׁבַּדָּרוֹם, לִשְׁכַּת הָעֵץ, לִשְׁכַּת הַגּוֹלָה, לִשְׁכַּת הַגָּזִית... לִשְׁכַּת הַגָּזִית, שָׁם הָיְתָה סַנְהֶדְרִי גְדוֹלָה שֶׁל יִשְׂרָאֵל יוֹשֶׁבֶת וְדָנָה אֶת הַכְּהֻנָּה וכו'"
Gemmorah in Yomah 25a:
"אמר אביי שמע מינה לשכת הגזית חציה בקדש וחציה בחול ושמע מינה שני פתחים היו לה אחד פתוח בקדש ואחד פתוח בחול"
Bartenurah on the Mishnah combines the two perfectly:
"שם היתה סנהדרי גדולה של ישראל יושבת. בצד החול שבה. לפי שלשכת הגזית היתה חציה בקודש וחציה בחול, ובחציה של קודש לא היה אפשר לסנהדרין לשבת, שאין ישיבה בעזרה אלא למלכי בית דוד בלבד וכו'."
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Does he say that it was to scale? – DonielF Oct 3 '18 at 15:03
At least you can give me a thumb up! The scale on the bottom is his original (I asked a Rabbi). but maybe not. – Al Berko Oct 3 '18 at 15:04
+1 but when you refer to your puzzling (beginning) - and to your question (last line) - you seem to be referring to another question. Bear in mind not all people reading this will know what are you speaking about. Links would help. Alternatively you could remove these elements since each question/answer should be self-standing. Many people land on a specific question via Google and won't know about other related questions unless they are linked – mbloch Oct 3 '18 at 15:30
@mbloch He's referring to the question I linked in the OP – DonielF Oct 3 '18 at 15:55
@AlBerko I'll certainly give you credit for the Tiferes Yisrael, and to that end I gave you a +1. However, I did specifically ask for at latest Rishonim, and he's an Acharon. I'm curious where he gets his numbers from - that might put you back early enough. – DonielF Oct 3 '18 at 15:57
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The board read [Tc][Jc][6c] and Wayne Kaufmann was all in. Jay Kovoor made the call, showing a flopped flush with his [Kc][8c]. Wayne held [Qh][9c] for a straight and flush draw, but Jay had him drawing dead as he held blockers to both of Wayne's runner-runner straight flush draws. The board ran out [8d][6s], and Jay will win Event #5 $580 NLH for $54,445.
On a [Td][7h][Ah][6c] board, Wayne Kaufmann bet out and Jay Kovoor-Chathoth moved all in. Wayne made the call, showing two pair with his [Ac][7d], but Jay had turned a straight with his [9d][8s]. Wayne called for the board to pair, but the [2d] hit the river instead. Jay's stack was counted down to 1,715,000, and he will double up. Jay now has the chip lead with 4,300,000 to Wayne's 1,700,000.
The final two players in Event #5 $580 NLH just played a big pot to nearly even the stacks. The board was queen high and on the turn with around over 600,000 in the pot, Jay Kovoor-Chathoth checked to Wayne Kaufmann. Wayne bet 420,000 only to see Jay check-raise all in for just over a million more. Wayne thought about it for a bit before folding, and Jay flashed a queen.
Jay now has 2,500,000 to Wayne's 3,500,000, so this tournament is far from over with the blinds going to 30,000/60,000 in 2 minutes.
At 25,000/50,000 blinds with a 5,000 ante, Jay Kovoor-Chathoth raised to 110,000 on the button and Wayne Kaufmann folded his small blind. Brad St. Vincent moved all in from the big blind, and Jay made the call. Brad was in bad shape with his [Kc][Jh] against Jay's [As][Jd], and the [6s][3s][Ad] killed almost all of Brad's hope to survive. The [3c] turn meant Brad was drawing dead, and he was eliminated in 3rd place when the meaningless [Kh] hit the river. Brad will earn $24,561 for his efforts.
3 players remain, Wayne Kaufmann leads with 2,935,000.
Play will resume at Level 28 (25,000/50,000 blinds with a 5,000 ante).
Roland Israelashvili has defeated Thomas Balla heads up to win Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH. Roland will take home $12,485 and the World Series of Poker Circuit ring.
Entering heads up play, Thomas Balla had a chip lead over Roland, but Roland stole the chip lead away when he hit a lucky river to survive. Roland had a flush draw and got all in with one card to come against Thomas's trip fours. Roland hit a diamond to take over the chip lead. Not much later, Thomas was all in on an ace high flop holding ace-five but was in bad shape against Roland's [Ac][Jc]. No three outer came, and Thomas was eliminated in 2nd for $8,354.
Wayne Kaufmann opened the pot before Michael Savino moved all in. Action folded back to Wayne who thought about it before calling. Michael exposed his [Qs][Qh], which was way in front of Wayne's [6d][6c]. The [4c][Jd][5c] changed nothing, but the [7s] gave Wayne an open ended straight draw to go with his pre-existing two outs. The [3d] river completed that straight, eliminating Michael in 4th place. He will earn $18,231 for his efforts.


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The former Fair Lawn and Paterson resident was born in Szadek, Poland. Though several of Peck's immediate family members passed away in the Holocaust, he met his future wife and fellow survivor — the late Helen Peck — in Germany after being liberated at the end of 1949.
The couple immigrated to Paterson with support from the Jewish Community Council, where Peck was an active member of the Jewish community, especially the Independent Lodzer Young Men, serving as its president for many years.
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Dr Kayed completed his Neurology residency at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA where he also served as chief resident after graduating with honors from the University of Evansville in Indiana with a BSc degree in Biology, Dr Kayed then obtained his MD degree from St George's University School of Medicine, Grenada in 1990.
He then obtained subspecialty fellowship training in Clinical Neurophysiology at Allegheny University Hospitals and in Advanced Clinical Neurology – Pediatric Neurology at Jefferson University Hospital, all in Philadelphia.
American Board Recertification in Neurology 2007
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More recently, Dr Kayed served as Chief of the Division of Neurology at Tawam Hospital and is currently A/Professor of Neurology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, UAE University.
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Filmsplaining: Relevance Of Steven Soderbergh's 'Contagion' During Coronavirus Pandemic
By Pramit Chatterjee 10 months, 1 week
Disclaimer: The current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is a serious global issue that has claimed many lives and has thereby caused an atmosphere of anxiety and panic. So, please watch Contagion or read this article about Contagion at your own discretion.
Steven Soderbergh is one of my favourite filmmakers of all time. So, every time I go to the IMDb page to check out the rating for his pandemic horror-thriller Contagion, my heart sinks. That's because I feel that movie is the most accurate representation of a pandemic. However, albeit under very unfortunate circumstances, it has garnered a lot of attention. Now, Contagion is eighth on the US iTunes chart for all movie genres, and third on the chart for most popular thrillers. It's pretty popular in Australia as well. Additionally, W. Ian Lipkin, a medical expert who worked with Scott Z. Burns for Contagion was asked to talk about the COVID-19. Therefore, let's talk about Contagion.
Contagion tells the story of an imaginary virus called the MEV-1. It originates from somewhere in Hong Kong when a bat eats a banana and a pig eats a piece of that banana (which has the bat's saliva on it) and then a chef stuffs that pig and then shakes hands with Beth Emhoff (Gwyneth Paltrow). Everything and anything she touches spreads the virus to anyone and everyone who touches it. Within a few months the entire world becomes a victim of the MEV-1 with a casualty of around 2.5 million people. The symptoms are shown to be extremely deadly in nature. People who are infected by it take a few days to succumb to it and once contracted, there's no cure. There's a silver lining of course with Dr. Ian Sussman (Elliott Gould) finding a vaccine.
So, why does it feel so relevant? Simply because it shows a highly exaggerated version of the pandemic that's happening now? Maybe. But I don't feel that that's the only reason. I think it's relevant because it portrays the virus as a mass murderer who's on a killing spree and the whole world coming together as a community to trap this killer. In addition to that, I think that it has gained so much popularity in the subtle and not-so-subtle ways it has portrayed a certain section of our society becoming mentally affected by the virus and turning into its ally instead of stopping it.
SEE ALSO: The Movies We're Watching On Repeat While Stuck At Home
Since we are in dire need of some positivity, let's talk about the shiny side of Contagion's coin. On every level we see people trying their best to contain the spread of the virus or find a cure for it. There's Marion Cotillard's Dr. Leonora Orantes who, despite being kidnapped to take care of a small village, does her job and even rushes back to help that village when she realises they've been duped. We have Matt Damon's Mitch Emhoff who despite losing his wife and son does everything in his power to protect his daughter. There's Kate Winslet's Dr. Erin Mears who fights till her last breath to make sure that those who are infected are treated properly. There's Jennifer Ehle Dr. Ally Hextall and Gould's Sussman who find a vaccine. And it is these very elements from a 2011 movie that are showing real life parallels in 2020.
Currently we are seeing hundreds and thousands of doctors working day and night to catch the real life mass murderer that is the COVID-19. Just like Dr. Erin Mears, we have a Wuhan doctor by the name Dr. Li Wenliang who succumbed to the COVID-19. According to the New York Times, there are two more emergency room doctors who are fighting the disease after fighting against it for our sake. Then just like Hextall and Sussman, there are medical experts in Canada, New Zealand, and the USA who have come up with a vaccine that's going to be distributed to prevent further infection. And it is the sense of the unity that people are putting on display by sending each other positive vibes while being in quarantine and by aggressively adhering to the health norms is what's allowing them (or at least me) to relate with someone as simple as Mitch.
Now, for the dark side of the coin. One of the biggest things that Contagion highlights is hygiene. The opening few minutes of the movie, which is just pure visual storytelling, shows how easily a virus can transmit from one part of the world to another just because of her dirty habit of not washing our hands at regular intervals. But actually that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Soderbergh and Burns show that there are worse things that can happen during a pandemic. Through Jude Law's Alan Krumwiede, we see an increasing desire among the media to spread panic and misinformation. I mean, the man fakes his illness, takes a drug called forsythia to boost its sales, says that it has cured him, and causes a riot by doing all this. Then we have Bryan Cranston's Rear Admiral Lyle Haggerty who won't allow the spread of any kind of information, which retroactively leads to the loss of many lives. We have multiple business executives who won't sanction the use of auditoriums for the sick because they aren't getting paid for it. And then we have the common folk who are looting, plundering, and killing people to get supplies for themselves.
I think it's only Laurence Fishburne's Dr. Ellis Cheever who goes from one end of the spectrum by caring about his family only and then caring about a CDC custodian. But, apart from that, tell me how many similarities do you see IRL during this pandemic?
We have multiple news channels in India itself, let alone the rest of the world, which are spreading outright fake information for no reason other than clout via chaos. According to CBS News, a tevangelist like Krumwiede has been sued for claiming that he has a cure for coronavirus, which is obviously fake. Multiple gurujis and evangelists in India have claimed cow urine and cow dung to be a cure for coronavirus. They haven't been sued yet. It's difficult to ascertain what kind of negligence has happened at an administrative level, but a simple Google search about the Novel coronavirus will lead you to a 2013 article by the WHO. We're in 2020. I'll let you be the judge of that. And while there haven't been riots like the ones shown in Contagion, there have been a severe shortage of supplies in the market with many hoarding essentials and others hiking up the prices to make a profit out of everyone else's misery, just like it is shown in Contagion.
In conclusion, I would advise you to watch Contagion as a cautionary tale. What can you do as a common person who has no medical knowledge and has some common sense? Be kind to each other like Mitch Emhoff or Dr. Erin Mears. Wash your hands all the time if you can. Don't have sex like Beth Emhoff if you're sick (don't cheat like her as well). Don't listen to misinformation. Don't hoard. Help those who can't help themselves. Get checked if you're feeling sick in any way. Stop traveling if you're feeling sick. Adhere to quarantine norms. And most importantly, stay positive. We will get through this.
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AT&T: Don't Expect to Save Money on New Shared Data Plan
Posted byBy Stan	| July 19, 2012 CommentsComments (0)
Don't expect to save money on new AT&T shared data plan.
AT&T is following in Verizon's footsteps as the second major U.S. carrier to offer a single shared data plan across multiple devices. The "Mobile Share" plans, which AT&T announced on Wednesday, essentially work the same way as Verizon's "Share Everything" plans announced last month.
And like Verizon's offerings, AT&T's plans won't be cheap.
The Mobile Share plans, which AT&T has talked about for months now and will begin offering in late August, offer unlimited minutes for phone calls and unlimited text messages. They work with up to 10 devices, one of which must be a smartphone.
AT&T subscribers who opt for the Mobile Share plans will have to pay a monthly fee for each smartphone they have tied to their bucket of shared data. The larger the data plan, the less expensive the monthly smartphone fee will be. For the base configuration, this means a charge of $45 per smartphone tied to 1GB of data at $40 a month. But if you opt for a 20GB shared data bucket, you'll pay for $30 per smartphone tied to a $200 monthly data plan.
On top of that, users will have to pay monthly fees for non-smartphone devices tied to the shared plans. This clocks in at $30 for each "basic" non-smartphone handset, $20 per laptop or air card, and $10 per tablet or "gaming device," such as Sony's PS Vita.
The larger the data bucket is, the smaller the per-gigabyte price is — 1GB at $40 a month, 4GB at $70 a month, 6GB at $90 a month, 10GB at $120 a month, 15GB at $160 a month and 20GB at $200. AT&T will charge $15 (same price as Verizon) for every gigabyte of data consumed past a monthly allotment on the Mobile Share plans.
So, is this approach any cheaper than what AT&T is already offering? Not necessarily…
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Film review: 'Journey's End', by Nick Gardener from 'Built For Speed'
With its limited setting, World War One drama, Journey's End betrays its stage origins but still manages to be an intense and gripping if grim examination of the horror of the trench warfare. Based on the RC Sherif's 1930 play, the film depicts a small ragged company of British soldiers on the frontline trenches of France in 1918. Led by
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The six brothers who served in World War One
A century after the end of World War One, Australia pauses on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to pay its respects to the men and women who served Australia in all wars and overseas military missions.
This is the story of six brothers who went to war. Five came home, including Colin's grandfather William "Bill" McGillivray. To find out more about the McGillivray brothers and their service in World War One, Colin spoke to David McGillivray.
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title: SMS Serba Ada
date: 2014-03-11 11:08:00 +07:00
nohibah: 114
nama: Muh Muammar
lokasi: Tamalate, Makasar
organisasi: Dsam Company
judul: SMS Serba Ada
lama: 8 Bulan
target: Semua Orang
keberhasilan: Pengguna yang mengakses setiap hari lebih dari 10.000 per hari
tipe: Ilmu Pengetahuan
strategi: Dengan mengiklankan di Jejaring sosial dan di media lain
kuantitas: Dalam satu hari sistem sms gate way mampu melakukan pengiriman sms lebih
  dari 1 juta sms perhari dengan menggunakan server yang standar.
dana: Rp. 800 Juta
deskripsi: 'Memberikan Konten yang di butuhkan oleh semua orang dengan cara mengirim
  permintaan konten yang diminta dengan Format penulisan SMS yang sudah diatur oleh
  sistem. seperti: pengertian#Omnivora, sinonim#makan, letak#amerika kemudian dikirim
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Ogólnopolska Federacja Organizacji Pozarządowych (ang.  National Federation of Polish NGOs) – jako związek stowarzyszeń powstała w 2003; pod koniec 2013 zrzeszała ponad 130 organizacji pozarządowych, w tym również federacje regionalne i branżowe oraz organizacje o strukturze oddziałowej. Organizacja według misji działa w imieniu swoich członków i dzięki ich zaangażowaniu na rzecz silnego trzeciego sektora.

Władze
Zarząd wybrany w lipcu 2022 roku:

 Karolina Dreszer-Smalec (Fundacja na rzecz Collegium Polonicum) – prezeska
 Weronika Czyżewska-Waglowska (Stowarzyszenie Dialog Społeczny) – wiceprezeska
 Katarzyna Batko-Tołuć (Sieć Obywatelska Watchdog Polska) – wiceprezeska
 Łukasz Gorczyński (Fundacja trzeci.org) – członek
 Rafał Kowalski (Stowarzyszenie Klon/Jawor) – członek
 Mateusz Wojcieszak (Fundacja Pole Dialogu) – członek

W związku z rezygnacją w dniu 11.09.2022 r. z funkcji członkini Zarządu Iwony Janickiej, Zarząd Ogólnopolskiej Federacji Organizacji Pozarządowych na podstawie Statutu, dokooptował do swojego składu Mateusza Wojcieszaka z Fundacji Pole Dialogu. Wybór ten został potwierdzony poprzez Walne Zebranie Członków dn. 20.01.2023 roku.

Zarząd wybrany 14 czerwca 2019 roku:
 Łukasz Domagała (Sieć Wspierania Organizacji Pozarządowych SPLOT) – prezes
 Weronika Czyżewska-Waglowska (Stowarzyszenie Dialog Społeczny) – wiceprezeska
 Karolina Dreszer-Smalec (Fundacja na rzecz Collegium Polonicum) – wiceprezeska
 Iwona Janicka (Fundacja Aktywności Lokalnej)
 Draginja Nadażdin (Stowarzyszenie Amnesty International Polska)
 Justyna Sikorska (Związek Harcerstwa Polskiego)

Zarząd wybrany 29 września 2021 roku:
 Karolina Dreszer-Smalec – prezeska
 Weronika Czyżewska-Waglowska – wiceprezeska
 Andrzej Rybus-Tołłoczko – wiceprezes
 Iwona Janicka – członkini
 Katarzyna Batko-Tołuć – członkini
 Rafał Kowalski – członek

Działania
Działalność organizacji dotyczy całego spektrum działań organizacji pozarządowych i dotyczy zarówno działań rzeczniczych (udział w procesie stanowienia prawa i tworzenia polityk publicznych), reprezentacji trzeciego sektora (w ciałach dialogu obywatelskiego) jak i działań na rzecz swoich członków, Organizacja należy do European Network of National Associations ENNA, World Alliance for Citizen Participation CIVICUS. Pismem OFOP-u jest Federalist/k/a.

Członkowie

Członkami OFOP-u są organizacje z całej Polski m.in. Fundacja Panoptykon, Stowarzyszenie Sieć Obywatelska – Watchdog Polska, Związek Harcerstwa Polskiego, Związek Ochotniczych Straży Pożarnych Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, Stowarzyszenie Amnesty International Polska, Federacja Stowarzyszeń Naukowo-Technicznych NOT, Fundacja Rozwoju Demokracji Lokalnej, Fundacja Nowoczesna Polska, Fundacja My Pacjenci, Fundacja Rozwoju Społeczeństwa Obywatelskiego, Fundacja Rozwoju Społeczeństwa Informacyjnego, Fundacja WWF Polska, Polska Fundacja im. Roberta Schumana, Polskie Towarzystwo Turystyczno-Krajoznawcze, Ogólnopolska Sieć Centrów Wolontariatu, Stowarzyszenie Forum Odpowiedzialnego Biznesu, Stowarzyszenie Klon/Jawor, Fundacja Cyber-Complex.

Towarzystwo Pomocy Głuchoniewidomym, Związek Stowarzyszeń Polska Zielona Sieć.

Członkowie honorowi (Rada Programowa):

 Urszula Jaworska
 Marcin Dadel
 Piotr Frączak – Przewodniczący
 Jakub Wygnański
 Henryk Wujec
 Dariusz Supeł

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 10 lat OFOP! FederalistKa 2/2013

Linki zewnętrzne

 Strona OFOP-u

Stowarzyszenia o działalności społecznej

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Brug 1172 is een bouwkundig kunstwerk in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.

De brug is een zogenaamde duikerbrug. Zij werd in 1968/1969 gelegd in een brede afwateringstocht tussen de K-Buurt met Kantershof en het park Bijlmerweide. Het park en het water zijn daar voor de helft om de buurt heen aangelegd. De brug verbindt de buurt (Kantershofpad) en het park alleen voor voetgangers en fietsers. In het park en de woonwijken eromheen liggen meerdere van dit type duikers, die een identieke uitstraling hebben. Ze liggen op maaiveldniveau waardoor voetgangers en fietsers over een bult in het landschap moeten gaan. De duiker is circa 32 meter lang en 4 meter breed. De doorvaarthoogte is theoretisch: er is geen commerciële scheepvaart mogelijk in de gracht. Alle bouwonderdelen zijn in beton uitgevoerd, conform het ontwerp van de Dienst der Publieke Werken (specifieke ontwerper onbekend).

Het Kantershofpad, een kilometer lang voet- en fietspad tussen Bijlmerweide (oost) en de Krombeekstraat (west) voert over de duiker.

Elders in de wijk Zuidoost zijn soortgelijke duikers geplaatst.

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package org.apache.cloudstack.api.command.user.firewall;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import org.apache.cloudstack.acl.RoleType;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.APICommand;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.ApiConstants;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.BaseListTaggedResourcesCmd;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.Parameter;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.response.FirewallRuleResponse;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.response.IPAddressResponse;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.response.ListResponse;
import org.apache.cloudstack.api.response.NetworkResponse;

import com.cloud.network.rules.PortForwardingRule;
import com.cloud.utils.Pair;

@APICommand(name = "listPortForwardingRules", description = "Lists all port forwarding rules for an IP address.", responseObject = FirewallRuleResponse.class, entityType = {PortForwardingRule.class},
        requestHasSensitiveInfo = false, responseHasSensitiveInfo = false)
public class ListPortForwardingRulesCmd extends BaseListTaggedResourcesCmd {
    public static final Logger s_logger = Logger.getLogger(ListPortForwardingRulesCmd.class.getName());

    private static final String s_name = "listportforwardingrulesresponse";

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //////////////// API parameters /////////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    @Parameter(name = ApiConstants.ID, type = CommandType.UUID, entityType = FirewallRuleResponse.class, description = "Lists rule with the specified ID.")
    private Long id;

    @Parameter(name = ApiConstants.IP_ADDRESS_ID,
               type = CommandType.UUID,
               entityType = IPAddressResponse.class,
               description = "the ID of IP address of the port forwarding services")
    private Long ipAddressId;

    @Parameter(name = ApiConstants.NETWORK_ID,
               type = CommandType.UUID,
               entityType = NetworkResponse.class,
               description = "list port forwarding rules for certain network",
               since = "4.3")
    private Long networkId;

    @Parameter(name = ApiConstants.FOR_DISPLAY, type = CommandType.BOOLEAN, description = "list resources by display flag; only ROOT admin is eligible to pass this parameter", since = "4.4", authorized = {RoleType.Admin})
    private Boolean display;

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /////////////////// Accessors ///////////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    public Long getIpAddressId() {
        return ipAddressId;
    }

    public Long getId() {
        return id;
    }

    public Long getNetworkId() {
        return networkId;
    }

    @Override
    public Boolean getDisplay() {
        if (display != null) {
            return display;
        }
        return super.getDisplay();
    }

    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /////////////// API Implementation///////////////////
    /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    @Override
    public String getCommandName() {
        return s_name;
    }

    @Override
    public void execute() {
        Pair<List<? extends PortForwardingRule>, Integer> result = _rulesService.listPortForwardingRules(this);
        ListResponse<FirewallRuleResponse> response = new ListResponse<FirewallRuleResponse>();
        List<FirewallRuleResponse> fwResponses = new ArrayList<FirewallRuleResponse>();

        for (PortForwardingRule fwRule : result.first()) {
            FirewallRuleResponse ruleData = _responseGenerator.createPortForwardingRuleResponse(fwRule);
            ruleData.setObjectName("portforwardingrule");
            fwResponses.add(ruleData);
        }
        response.setResponses(fwResponses, result.second());
        response.setResponseName(getCommandName());
        setResponseObject(response);
    }
}


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Between these pages are images of the original acetate rubbings from Charlie Wagner's turn of the 20th century tattoo shop, The Black Eye Barbershop, in the Bowery at Chatham Square in New York. This is the only known art that has survived from this shop, where Samuel J. O'Reilley's modern-day electric tattoo machine was born and patented. The imagery of this classic flash preserves the origins of American tattoos, when tattoo art was transferred to the client from these templates via an acetate stencil. Everything was done by hand until O'Reilley's electrified tattoo machine changed history. This rich heritage of folk art has more than 900 individual pieces of flash that provide commentary on the shop's clientele and reveal some of the social, economic, and political ideas of the time. Including nautical themes, Asian imagery, flowers, boxers, circus characters, and plenty of girls, this is an exciting collection of early American flash and a necessary book for the tattoo artist, aficionado, and student.
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With more and more of our food in today's world being pre-processed, it can be a challenging task to find healthy food – let alone food that promotes natural oral health. However, with a bit of research and willingness to spend more time scouring the shelves at your local supermarket, it's easier than you'd think to find food that helps you naturally achieve optimal oral health.
There is a lot of information on this topic available on the internet, but the best place to go for answers about tooth-friendly food is your dentist. If you need to find a dentist, Opt In Dental Advantage is a great site where you can search a large database of dentists, read their reviews, and find one that suits your needs. Using Opt In's search tool is a more effective way to find helpful dentists than simply typing "dentist near me" into Google.
If you have any specific questions about types of food and their correlation to tooth health, we highly recommend speaking with your dentist. With that in mind, however, we do want to point you in the right direction by discussing a few of the foods proven over time to be great for the promotion of natural oral health.
Let's take a look at some of those foods now.
You'll definitely want to brush your teeth after eating this food, especially if you have a date any time soon, but cheese is a surprisingly great food to eat in order to make your mouth healthier. Buying organic cheese without added preservatives is obviously the way to go if you're serious about natural oral health.
It's full of calcium and protein, two ingredients that are key to strengthening enamel. Without healthy, strong enamel your teeth are at a much higher risk for decay, and loss of enamel can even lead to periodontal disease.
Cheese also requires your mouth to produce more saliva in order for your body to break it down. Saliva contains a bevy of minerals and proteins that naturally help your teeth stay strong. Nearly any food that forces your mouth to produce more saliva will be a great option to bolster your natural oral health.
Cheese and yogurt are very similar in terms of why they're so great at promoting natural oral health, since they're both dairy products. However, according to Colgate, yogurt contains a specific kind of bacteria that does wonders for your mouth's health. Bad bacteria gathers on your teeth and settles in your gum line, and if left untreated, it will cause gum disease. However, yogurt contains a good bacteria that settles in and "pushes out" the bad bacteria, promoting better gum health and also ridding your mouth of the bacteria that cause cavities.
According to LiveScience, tea is another great item to add to your diet if you want a healthier mouth thanks to all-natural ingredients. Certain compounds found in black and green teas have been proven by researchers at the University of Illinois to slow the growth of bacteria that cause cavities and gum disease.
If you're not the biggest tea drinker out there, you can reap its benefits other ways as well. Rinsing your teeth with black tea decreases the amount of plaque buildup on your tooth's surface.
Gum is rarely associated with good oral health, but there are some great benefits to gum if you choose the right kind. Sugarless gum does the same thing as cheese and yogurt – it promotes the production of saliva in your mouth, almost cleaning your teeth for you. While gum isn't the most natural of all foods out there, and hardly counts as a food anyways, it's great to use between meals in order to keep your mouth feeling fresh and healthy all day long.
Cranberry juice has already long been proven to help your urinary system health, but cranberries themselves are great for your teeth. They contain the same compounds black and green teas do which prevent plaque buildup on your teeth. Once again, this reduces the chance of cavities and other tooth-decay issues caused by excessive plaque buildup.
An apple a day may not be all you need to keep the doctor away, but it does keep your dentist happy. While most dentists will advise their patients to steer clear of sweet foods, certain fruits (like cranberries and apples) are great for the promotion of natural oral health.
Eating an apple has nearly the same effect on your teeth as brushing does. Apples force your mouth to produce more saliva, which helps restore enamel to your teeth and rinses away food particles and plaque. Additionally, the fibrous texture of apples stimulates your gums, making sure they're working to rid your mouth of the bad bacteria that can cause gum disease.
Now, don't think that you can replace brushing your teeth with apple eating. But if you can't brush your teeth for a while and need to clean your mouth out, an apple is a great option.
Eating a healthy diet has many impacts on your life, but eating the above foods will not only help your body stay healthy and keep you in shape, but they'll also promote natural oral health. If you have any questions about other tooth-friendly foods, contact your dentist today.


with the hub away on his guys-only vegas trip and the old lady and her special friend otherwise occupied for the evening, the bean and i headed down to our favorite place on friday afternoon for some mommy & me fun. i picked her up from school and we headed straight down to anaheim, somehow avoiding traffic and heading through the turnstiles about an hour later.
and i finally got to try the salt & vinegar parmesan chicken wings.
it was pretty crowded, and we really didn't plan on riding any rides - being so late in the day, there weren't any fast passes available and so we focused on just walking around and snacking on everything that caught our eye. we did, however, get in line for the fun wheel at pixar pier. i couldn't even remember the last time i'd been on that ride, and the wait wasn't too bad. because there were just two of us, we had to share our vehicle with another couple. i get why they do this, but it does make it a little awkward. still, we enjoyed our ride and took in the views from the top of the wheel.
and the bean decided to grab a slushy that was a swirl of pink lemonade and grape, topped with a cloud of fluffy cotton candy and a cute little flower.
so they're funnel cake fries topped with crushed oreos and what seemed like the same thing as the "grey stuff" served at the red rose taverne in disneyland, plus whipped cream, festive sprinkles and two "mickey ears" oreos. they were just as delicious as i'd hoped, and the serving was the perfect size for the bean and me to share. i'm kind of hoping to get them again before they stop making them.
and this super cute hat that i was really tempted to pick up for our hawaii trip this summer.
it was a really fun way to spend our friday afternoon and evening. we didn't have to wait very long for the tram to take us back to the parking structure, and we'd scored a great parking spot. by 9:00 we were already home in pajamas. pretty sweet deal.


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Three girls drown after car crashes into Waikato River
13 Feb, 2005 07:47 PM 5 minutes to read
By STAFF REPORTERS
UPDATE - Three teenagers are dead and a man who fled the scene is facing charges after the vehicle they were travelling in crashed through a bridge and plunged into the Waikato River yesterday.
Alcohol and speed are believed to have been factors in the early-morning crash.
The bodies of two girls, both believed to be from the Melville area and students at Melville High School, were recovered from the wreckage yesterday while a third girl, 15-year-old Hayley Forbes, was still missing and presumed drowned.
The missing girl's father, John Forbes, today said that kaumatua had blessed the area and asked for the Waikato River taniwha to give up his daughter. Taniwhas are mythical creatures that Maori believe act as guardians of the river.
Hayley was the niece and close friend of one of the girls killed in the crash, 14-year-old Kristin Kara Armstrong, from Melville.
The driver of the silver Subaru Legacy, a Tokoroa man, was yesterday interviewed by police and was expected to be charged, although exactly with what was still to be decided.
The front-seat passenger, a 21-year-old Hamilton man believed to be a cousin of the driver, was recovering at home yesterday with broken ribs and a broken arm. He was also interviewed extensively by police.
Both men were breath tested by police but it was at least five hours after the accident.
After escaping the wreckage and swimming to shore, it is believed they left the scene with one man being picked up by a Hamilton courier driver who took him home and then alerted police.
The driver made his own way home where his family contacted police around 11am before taking him in for questioning.
The father of one of the girls believed to have been killed last night told the Herald on Sunday he was "absolutely positive" alcohol had been a factor in the accident.
His wife had been told his 16-year-old daughter may have been in the crash by the parents of the other two victims.
"I think they were partying, I think they were pissed . . . the little buggers," he said.
"I told them to leave it [the alcohol] alone."
He said his daughter had gone out for the night with friends and had not come home as expected.
He had gone to work as usual at 7am yesterday morning and was told of the tragedy by his wife.
"I am really angry about what has happened. I am sure alcohol was involved."
Whanau members were last night gathering at the home of the front-seat passenger in the crash to offer moral support.
They declined to comment about the accident, but others milling around the house confirmed he and the driver were related.
One onlooker said the driver of the vehicle was the owner of the car and had been in Hamilton visiting friends and family. He and his partner were expecting a baby.
Hamilton city area commander Inspector Paul Carpenter said it was believed speed and a wet road may have been factors in the accident.
He also alluded to alcohol as another factor in the accident.
"It's a difficult situation for everyone to deal with. This is an unnecessary death," he said.
"There are three innocent young women who have been killed in this accident."
Police were still confirming the identities of the three dead passengers and would only saying they believed two were related and one was a friend.
The brother of one of the girls believed to have been killed said he was "just waiting, just hoping" although he believed hope was in short supply.
He said the girls had been in Victoria St Friday night and were picked up around 11pm by the driver of the vehicle.
They then dropped off one girl - believed to be a sister of one of the victims - around 1am.
He was unsure what the movements of the rest of the people in the car had been after that.
However, it is understood two of the girls believed to have been killed had ignored their 1am curfew and may have carried on partying into the small hours.
The MP's response
Alcohol, speed and teenagers - a lethal combination, say MPs promoting calls for youngsters to take more care on the roads.
In the wake of yesterday's horror crash in Hamilton which claimed three young lives, politicians issued a wakeup call to young drivers.
Transport Safety Minister Harry Duynhoven described the accident as "absolutely tragic".
"We don't know the cause yet or whether alcohol was involved for sure, but the mix of powerful cars and alcohol is always difficult," he said.
"We have concerns about it - the real difficulty is how do you control young people, how do you convince young people to behave in a way which is responsible?
"Our sympathies go out to their families and parents. But it is very difficult to change the behaviour of young people."
- HERALD ON SUNDAY
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Charges Dropped Against Boy on Trial Over $1 Phone Credit
A preliminary verdict handed down by the Central Jakarta Disctrict Court on Wednesday dropped the case against a 14-year-old boy on trial for allegedly stealing a Rp 10,000 ($1.17) cell phone credit voucher.
Presiding judge Tjokorda Rai Suamba decided to drop the charges against Deli Suhandi, a sophomore at a junior high school, because he considered the case investigation "defective."
"During the investigation, the defendant was not accompanied by a lawyer, hence the investigation is deemed to be defective," Tjokorda told the Jakarta Globe.
The judge said that even though the police investigation report had a letter attached and signed by the teenager stating that he had refused to be assisted by a lawyer, it was a violation of legal procedures.
"The letter should have been signed by his parents because he is still a minor, therefore, the case is defective," he said.
Deli's lawyer said that they were waiting for the prosecutor to respond to the sentence.
"The prosecutor has seven days to decide whether or not he will appeal the sentence and if he doesn't file any appeals within that period, the case against Deli will be dropped," Hendra said.
Meanwhile, Prosecutor Agam told the Jakarta Globe that he would appeal the preliminary verdict.
"It is clear in the police investigation report that Deli, the defendant, signed a statement letter stating that he declined to be assisted by lawyer," Agam said.
"Therefore, we are going to file an appeals."
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Egli servì come Gran Visir dell'Impero ottomano dal 10 febbraio 1632 al 18 maggio 1632.

Fu decisivo nel linciaggio dell'ex gran visir, Hafız Ahmed Pasha. Quando suo cognato, il Sultano Murad IV, capì ciò, fece uccidere Recep Pascià il 18 Maggio 1632.

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Today was the unannounced release of the four new Jingle Smells designs for series 3. They are available at the Disney Store online for $12.95 each. This year, the figures look like Nutcrackers and like the Jingle Smells before they each have a unique scent and include an ornament like top and ribbon for hanging. The figures include Mickey (chocolate cookie), Minnie (strawberry), Donald (sugar cookie) and Goofy (peppermint).
These 4 figures were designed by Disney Store artist Enrique Pita, and look fantastic!! Love the nutcracker imagining he used. These are sure to be very popular this holiday season. Will you guys be starting your Christmas shopping today? The packaging is the same as last year with a circular open window design and air holes to test the scent.
Best Jingle Smells series yet! Great designs!! This is the perfect application of chin/lower mouth on torso. It makes sense here unlike V2 designs. The colors are so vivid, like retro Disney in HD!
Love these! Are they in stores yet, or just online?


Deals for Mum previously caught my eye and set my imagination running wild with their Concierge deal.
Today, however, I'm spruiking their fabulous Mathletics and Spellodrome deal.
Kat from Deals for Mum was kind enough to offer me the opportunity to test out both Mathletics and Spellodrome, in the lead up to a fabulous deal she will have up on Deals for Mum.
And when I say test them out, I mean really put them to the ultimate test - a 5yr old with a very short attention span, and a very low frustration threshold.
Miss5 is not a concentrator. At all. Ever. Unless it's a cartoon or ad on TV. Then she's all ears. Also if it's an adult conversation taking place that is not intended for her ears. Or if I'm attempting to stealthy open junk food in another room. All that stuff she hears and takes in brilliantly.
When it comes to learning, school and educational stuff - she tunes out. I've often joked with her teacher that if only they could put the teacher in another room hooked up to a web cam or video camera, and broadcast the teaching over the internet or television - then Miss5 (and no doubt most other kids) would be totally enthralled and paying attention, on the assumption that they were watching TV.
I know I'm not the only parent who feels this frustration, right?
No matter what age your child is, these programmes will suit them. They have activities suitable from 5yrs - 18yrs.
Activity level options are targeted at schooling, so you can select Year 1, Year 2 etc. if you're unsure what your child should be learning.
There's advanced stages if your child is finding their relevant level easy. This I love, because it gives you something to aim for, should your child want something a little more challenging.
The games are fun, and they capture and hold a child's attention - something that is quite difficult in this day of instant gratification and flashy electronic games and gadgets (OMG...flashy electronic games and gadgets...I totally sound like my mother...).
Your child earns rewards as they proceed through the games. Miss5 absolutely loved seeing that she was working towards something, and got so excited when she earnt an award or bettered her previous score on a game.
There are tests for each level, so you can see just how much your child has learnt. I love this, because I'm not a teacher, I don't know how to gauge exactly what information Miss5 has retained and truly learned. This helps show me that she really has taken the information in, and not just stared at the screen and 'fluked' the right answer.
You can play live competitions against other people or against the computer. Interactive. Cool.
Statistics are readily available for parents to see where their child is having difficulties and where they are excelling. Another area I found brilliantly useful, and I even mentioned the results to Miss5's teacher and speech therapist on occasion.
There is a weekly report that you can have emailed to you. Love, love, love this for older children. The weekly report will give you a true account of what your little darling has done that week. You think your child is doing their work as they type away, but are they actually on Facebook or stalking the Justin Bieber chat forum instead? (This is totally what I expect from the conniving Miss5 in future years...but I'm on to her, so I say BRING IT!).
This was a mega hit with Miss5. In fact, she loved it so much she didn't want to log off and try out Spellodrome.
Creating her own personal avatar (hair, face, background, clothing - the works) totally won her over before she'd even started the learning. Learning that is cleverly and stealthy doled out via fun games, tutorials and tests.
I love that there is the option to choose "something harder" if you are blessed with a child who excels at the activities designed for their age range. Miss5 didn't want to try this, because she was so pleased at actually understanding and being able to progress through her own age-range of activities.
A lot like Mathletics, this program also impressed Miss5.
She really loved the different characters and games that took her through spelling, letter sounds, word groups, and the like.
Miss5 isn't really into trying to sound out words in books or really trying to read them. The interactive games on Spellodrome had her reading sentences without her even realising.
She is loving letter sounds at school, so it was great to be able to sit her in front of the laptop while I defrosted chicken nuggets and sipped wine made dinner, and listen to her progressing through the activities without too much drama.
Being a bit of a defeatist with a low frustration threshold, I was thrilled that she got the hang of the program so quickly, and enjoyed it so much, that she happily played on and on until I had to kick her off for my Twitter and Facebook fix.
Love it! Simple as that. When I'm competing with TV and video games for Miss5's attention, this type of programme is perfect for engaging her and keeping her attention. She has so much fun she doesn't realise she's learning, and I don't have any parental guilt about being proactive with her education.
And the best part....thanks to Deals for Mum, I have a 6 month subscription to Mathletics and Spellodrome to give away!
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My daughter isn't yet close to the age where she would use this but I'm grateful for the review, I'm putting it in the 'for when she's older' folder.
This would be perfect for my son, he just got his school report card back, maths was not so good. My hubby and i have been talking about getting him some extra help.
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All done! Love this giveaway. Long story but my daughter is graded too high in maths cause of her other abilities so need all the help she can get trying to keep her head above water. This is just awesome and I have actually been looking into Mathletics! Oh all things done.. just off to tweet tweet about it!
I'm a follower, this sounds great my seven year old would probably enjoy this and be learning as well.
I'm a follower, and my 3 littlies would love these programs... I've heard very good things!
Already a follower, my girls love mathletics as the school has it and they have their login details for at home - would love to try the spelling one.
All done, this would be great for my 5 yr old.
I just used this during the week at school. It is brilliant. Kids love it. I'd love it or my kids at home.
Oh Mathletics we need you, we need to ad 2 plus 2! A great tool, lots to learn. Oh Mathletics, we yearn!
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Enjoy the guilt-free babysitting with a glass of wine, while the kids are being educated!
Hynson, last chance to claim your prize. Please email me or reply to my Facebook page post, so I can forward your log on details. If I don't hear from you by this Thursday 14th July I'll have to re-draw the winner.
As a governess teaching twins via school of the air I can assure you that if a teacher is 'on a screen' they DO NOT pay attention!!!
That's interesting Emma, because I recently met a Governess who said she'd had amazing success with online programs like Study Ladder and Reading Eggs.
Thank you, indeed you have. May I also help you - loose is incorrect. You mean lose. I hope I've helped you too.


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Attacking Cancer Cells With Lethal Alpha Rays
News Jan 06, 2021 | Original story from Osaka University
A cancer-specific L-type amino acid transporter 1 (LAT1) is highly expressed in cancer tissues. Inhibiting the function of LAT1 has been known to have anti-tumor effects, but there has been limited progress in the development of radionuclide therapy agents targeting LAT1. Now, a multidisciplinary research team at Osaka University has established a targeted alpha-therapy with a novel drug targeting LAT1.
The researchers first produced the alpha-ray emitter 211Astatine, no easy task given that Astatine (At) is the rarest naturally occurring element on Earth. Targeted alpha-therapy selectively delivers α-emitters to tumors; the advantage over conventional β-therapy is that alpha decay is highly targeted and the high linear energy transfer causes double-strand breaks to DNA, effectively causing cell death. The short half-life and limited tissue penetration of alpha radiation ensures high therapeutic effects with few side-effects to surrounding normal cells.
Next, to carry the radioisotope into cancer cells, the researchers attached it to α-Methyl-L-tyrosine, which has high affinity for LAT1. This subterfuge exploits the elevated nutrient requirements of rapidly multiplying cancer cells.
"We found that 211At-labeled α-methyl-L-tyrosine (211At-AAMT) had high affinity for LAT1, inhibited tumor cells, and caused DNA double-strand breaks in vitro," reports Associate Professor Kazuko Kaneda-Nakashima, lead author. "Extending our research, we assessed the accumulation of 211At-AAMT and the role of LAT1 in an experimental mouse model. Further investigations on a human pancreatic cancer cell line showed that 211At-AAMT selectively accumulated in tumors and suppressed growth. At a higher dose, it even inhibited metastasis in the lung of a metastatic melanoma mouse model."
Professor Atsushi Shinohara, senior author, explains, "We could establish the efficacy of 211Astatine in the treatment of cancer including advanced and metastatic malignancies, as well as the utility of the amino acid transporter LAT1 as a vehicle for radionuclide therapy. As the drug is delivered cancer-specifically it can attack from inside the cell after being taken in as a nutrient."
Adding to efficacy is dosing convenience. As an injectable short-range radiopharmaceutical, 211At-AAMT may be administered in outpatient clinics, a huge advantage over conventional radiation protocols, and may even be an alternative to surgery in specific cancers. This approach has immense potential to revolutionize radionuclide therapy of not only pancreatic cancer but other malignancies that lack effective treatment including advanced or metastatic disease.
Reference: Kaneda‐Nakashima K, Zhang Z, Manabe Y, et al. α-Emitting cancer therapy using 211At-AAMT targeting LAT1. Cancer Science. 2020. doi:10.1111/cas.14761
A rare form of lymphoma called Waldenström macroglobulinemia (WM), currently has no known cure and only one FDA-approved treatment. Researchers have now targeted specific cell proteins that control DNA information using inhibitors, that were effective in reducing the growth of the cancer cells. When combined with a third drug the combination was even more successful at killing the WM cancer cells.
Employing NGS Tumor Profiling To Discover Targetable Cancer Biomarkers
Fragment-based Drug Discovery
Cancer Researchers Reveal How Mutations in a Single Gene Can Cause Different Diseases
UV Radiation Causes Rare Type of Eye Cancer
Painting a Clearer Picture of the Cancer Microbiome
Cell Culture Contamination: Mycoplasma and Problematic Cell Lines Continue To Cause Concern
Interrogation and Modulation of the Immunosuppressive Activity of Human TAM-like Macrophages Using In Vitro Cultures


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Fort Collins Snubbed by Best College Towns List, Laramie Gets Praised
Shelby Published: November 30, 2021
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Laramie is kicking Fort Collins' butt with the Bronze Boot, according to WalletHub's list of '2022's Best College Towns & Cities in America.' Ouch.
Fort Collins often gets so much praise when it comes to 'best of' lists, and with Colorado State University in the heart of the city, it's a little shocking that our hometown was snubbed in the rankings. But, if it's any consolation, Fort Collins did rank higher than Boulder, which is really what we care about, right?
According to WalletHub, Laramie, the home of our Border War rival University of Wyoming, is the 23rd best college town in the entire country. Fort Collins, however, is a full 100 towns behind at number 123. WalletHub looked at things like the wallet-friendliness of each city — which yeah, Fort Collins, you could do better — as well as the social environments and the academic opportunities.
You can't really argue that Fort Collins doesn't have a lively social scene, especially for college students. And, there's definitely academic opportunities, but the cost of living in Fort Collins is what's probably killing our ranking.
Fort comparison:
Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Laramie is currently around $650
Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Fort Collins is over twice that, at $1,333
Boulder, home of the University of Colorado, came in just behind Fort Collins at number 136 in the country, while University of Northern Colorado's hometown of Greeley took a beating, at number 317 (I'm sure there are some Bears who'd beg to differ). You can see the full list from WalletHub here.
Filed Under: Colorado State University, Fort Collins
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Amazing and wonderful book and approach to parenting and life.
I Highly enjoy how it gives good examples the most parents commonly have with children. It's something that you can actually listen to and be slightly entertain.