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A genomewide map of Neandertal ancestry in modern humans. S. Sankararaman1,2, N. Patterson2, S. Mallick1,2, S. Pההbo3, D. Reich1,2 1) Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA; 2) Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA; 3) Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany.
Analysis of the genomes of archaic hominins, such as Neandertals and Denisovans, has revealed that these groups have contributed to the genetic variation of modern human populations. Yet, we know little about how these ancient mixtures have shaped the genetic structure of human populations and even less about their impact on human evolution. To answer these questions, we need a map of archaic ancestry.
Building such a map is technically challenging because of the antiquity of these gene flow events. We have developed a method based on the statistical framework of Conditional Random Fields (CRFs) that integrates single SNPs as well as haplotypes informative of ancient gene flow to give highly accurate predictions.
We applied this method to polymorphism data in European and East Asian individuals from the 1000 genomes project, in conjunction with the draft sequence of the Neandertal genome, to obtain the first genome-wide map of Neandertal ancestry. Analysis of this map leads to several novel findings:
We identify around 35,000 Neandertal-derived alleles in Europeans and 21,000 in East Asians.
We also identify over 100 Neandertal-derived alleles that are likely to have been the target of selection since introgression. One of these has a frequency of about 85% in Europe and overlaps CLOCK, a key gene in Circadian function in mammals. This gene has been found in other selection scans in Eurasian populations, but has never before been linked to Neandertal gene flow.
Several of the Neandertal-derived alleles identified are found among the >6,000 SNPs associated with common diseases listed in the NHGRI catalog. This list of Neandertal-derived variants include a risk variant associated with obesity and a protective variant against breast cancer.
Using the uncorrelated ancestries in Europe and East Asia, we can reconstruct about 600 Mb of the genome of the introgressing Neandertal.
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Western District of Tennessee
Edward L. Stanton III
Contact: Louis Goggans
www.justice.gov/usao-wdtn
Four Gangster Disciples Collectively Sentenced to more than 30 Years for Robbing Convenience Store, Drug Dealer
Memphis, TN – Four members of the Gangster Disciples have been sentenced to more than 30 years for attempting to rob a convenience store and a drug dealer. Two of the defendants were previously on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's (TBI) "Top 10 Most Wanted" list. Edward L. Stanton III, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, announced the sentences today.
The defendants and their respective sentences:
Joe Reed, aka "Four Times," 26, of Ripley, Tennessee, 120 months
Antwone Crew, aka "Gator," 26, of Ripley, Tennessee, 109 months
Andreas Wells, aka "Drizzy," 20, of Ripley, Tennessee, 106 months
Sequna Copeland, aka "Cutthroat," 27, of Ripley, Tennessee, 27 months
According to the information presented in court, on the evening of December 10, 2014, Reed, Wells and Crew robbed the Ripley Express Convenience Store in Ripley, Tennessee. The three defendants entered the store masked and armed with firearms. One of them pointed a shotgun at the store clerk as he took money from the register.
A couple hours later, law enforcement officers were informed that several men wearing masks and carrying guns were outside of a trailer home in the Gates, Tennessee area, and that a robbery was about to take place.
Law enforcement arrived on the scene in time to observe the masked men run inside the trailer and a man run out of the back. Officers knocked on the door, and four people came outside. The officers asked if the individuals had seen anything suspicious. The individuals denied seeing anything, and also denied the officers entry into the residence.
Officers looked around the area and discovered some clothing near the home that matched clothing seen on the surveillance video from the Ripley Express robbery. Officers also looked around a Buick Century that neighbors saw the armed men exit before approaching the trailer. Officers saw a firearm sitting inside the car. The firearm and additional clothing seen in the Ripley Express robbery surveillance video were recovered. The vehicle was towed, and the officers eventually left the area.
Shortly after leaving, an anonymous tip came in notifying the police that they needed to return to the trailer because robbers were still inside the home.
Through witness interviews, search warrants, and GPS information, law enforcement identified the perpetrators. Crew and Wells were subsequently arrested.
Reed and Copeland avoided apprehension collectively for eight months and were placed on TBI's "Most Wanted" list before being captured.
On July 30, 2015, Copeland, while under oath and testifying as a witness in a proceeding before Grand Jury, made a false statement to prevent the punishment of Reed and Crew.
Between March and June 2016, Reed, Wells and Crew all pleaded guilty to one count of knowingly conspiring with each other to take drugs and drug proceeds from a drug dealer, and one count of aiding and abetting each other while carrying a firearm during the robbery of a drug dealer.
In July 2016, Copeland pleaded guilty to one count of perjury.
The defendants were sentenced by U.S. District Judge John T. Fowlkes Jr. between June and October 2016.
This case was investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), TBI and the Ripley Police Department.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sam Stringfellow prosecuted this case on the government's behalf.
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Q: ASIHTTPRequest Redirect I am using ASIHTTPRequest in my app to handle Google login in my app.
in one of my requests i get Redirect and this is what i do:
- (void)request:(ASIHTTPRequest *)request willRedirectToURL:(NSURL *)newURL{
    ASIHTTPRequest *redirect = [[ASIHTTPRequest alloc] initWithURL:newURL];
    [redirect setTimeOutSeconds:30];
    [redirect setValidatesSecureCertificate:NO];
    [redirect setDelegate:self];
    [redirect startAsynchronous];

    NSLog(@"Redirect - %@",url);
}

And when i make this request non of the ASIHTTPRequest delegate methods not called, the is the url that i make the redirect:
https://accounts.google.com/Logout2?service=sj&ilo=1&ils=s.IL&ilc=0&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fmusic.google.com%2Fmusic%2Flisten&zx=-834167044

Any idea why it happen?
Edit
The newURL is equal to :
https://accounts.google.com/Logout2?service=sj&ilo=1&ils=s.IL&ilc=0&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fmusic.google.com%2Fmusic%2Flisten&zx=835989037

but when i try to get the html i get the the redirect url is :
https://accounts.google.com/Logout2?service=sj&ilo=1&ils=s.IL&ilc=0&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fmusic.google.com%2Fmusic%2Flisten&zx=835989037

And there is diffrent between the two.any idea why?

A: Why are you redirecting with a new ASIHTTPRequest when the original request will open the same URL? What happens when you don't redirect with the new request?
I think that you'd better stop the original request and then create the new one.

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Our Student Nutrition Services department offers free summer meals each summer. Starting June 12, students can receive free breakfast and lunch Monday-Friday at select campuses.
Students must be accompanied by an adult and eat their meal on-site. Registration is not required.
Attendees can even plan future meals by checking out the summer meals menu, debuting in late May via MealViewer.
The City of Garland is partnering with CitySquare to also offer free meals to children 1-18 and young adults with disabilities Monday-Friday, June 11-Aug. 10. See a list of serving sites on CitySquare's website.


The first is that a liberal arts education develop important skills that contribute to long-term success. The second is that students and young alumni need a complement of profession-specific skills in order to compete for jobs and graduate programs. That is why we developed OnBoard, an online tool specifically created to help Denison students and recent graduates master hard and soft skills that most employers find lacking in their entry-level applicant pools, including, among other things, how to use spreadsheet programs, manage projects, review financial statements, and write professional memos.
With OnBoard, students can select from and participate in more than 60 self-paced units across 11 different tracks. Each unit will incorporate pre- and post-assessments and real-world simulations. All tracks, build upon the foundational skills they are developing through the liberal arts, such as critical thinking, research and analysis, effective communication, and complex problem-solving — the skills that are considered essential to lasting success. The tracks are offered during non-academic periods, so students can leverage the 40 percent of the year that falls between semesters to invest in job-readiness.


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Q: Typescript object extends the Array can not call the inside methods anymore After upgrading to Ionic3 which is using the newest Typescript version (2.2.1) I am facing the big issue. I have one normal Typescript class BoxList which extends the Array. So it is normal array with some additional custom methods that I use. I have a method called "allHit" which loops through the array and returns the boolean value. The thing is, that in Ionic2 everything was working fine, but after the upgrade, I can not call the this.boxList.allHit method anymore because it throws me an exception:

-> main.js:1 ERROR TypeError: this.boxList.allHit is not a function(…)

Code:
import {BoxModel} from "./BoxModel";
export class BoxList extends Array<BoxModel> {

    constructor() {
        super();
    }

    public allHit(boxTarget: BoxModel) : boolean {
        return this.findIndex(box => box.doesMatch(boxTarget) && !box.isHit) === -1;
    }

    public findUntouchedBox() : BoxModel {
        return this.find(box => !box.isHit);
    }
}

And the call of the allHit method from other object:
public allBoxesAreHit() : boolean {
    return this.boxList.allHit(this.targetBox);
}

Does someone have a clue what is going on here? Thanks!

A: According to Typescript 2.1 breaking changes:

As part of substituting the value of this with the value returned by a super(...) call, subclassing Error, Array, and others may no longer work as expected. This is due to the fact that constructor functions for Error, Array, and the like use ECMAScript 6's new.target to adjust the prototype chain; however, there is no way to ensure a value for new.target when invoking a constructor in ECMAScript 5.

Try their recommendation and set:
constructor() {
   super();
  Object.setPrototypeOf(this, BoxList.prototype);
}

in the constructor.


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Honorable William H. KIRKPATRICK, etc.
Since the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit had held, in All States Freight v. Modarelli, 196 F.2d 1010, that the order for transfer was not appealable, the petitioners filed applications for mandamus or prohibition to the district judge in order to require him to set aside his orders of transfer. The Court of Appeals denied the applications, and we granted certiorari. 348 U.S. 870, 75 S.Ct. 107.
The cases of the three petitioners present identical questions of law, were consolidated for argument here, and will be disposed of in this opinion.
See also Moore, Commentary on the Judicial Code (1949 ed.), p. 208.
When Congress adopted § 1404(a), it intended to do more than just codify the existing law on forum non conveniens. As this Court said in Ex parte Collett, 337 U.S. 55—61, 69 S.Ct. 944, 947, 93 L.Ed 1207, Congress, in writing § 1404(a), which was an entirely new section, was revising as well as codifying. The harshest result of the application of the old doctrine of forum non conveniens, dismissal of the action, was eliminated by the provision in § 1404(a) for transfer. When the harshest part of the doctrine is excised by statute, it can hardly be called mere codification. As a consequence, we believe that Congress, by the term 'for the convenience of parties and witnesses, in the interest of justice,' intended to permit courts to grant transfers upon a lesser showing of inconvenience. This is not to say that the relevant factors have changed or that the plaintiff's choice of forum is not to be considered, but only that the discretion to be exercised is broader.
It is conceded by the petitioners that if the district judge was correct in exercising his discretion to transfer these cases under § 1404(a) without regard to the stringent requirements of forum non conveniens, then the Court of Appeals properly denied the applications for mandamus and prohibition. Since we agree that the district judge correctly construed the statute in evaluating the evidence, we do not find it necessary to detail the facts considered by him in reaching his judgment. It was correct in law and warranted by the facts.
Since we find that the district judge properly construed § 1404(a), it is unnecessary to pass upon the question of whether mandamus or prohibition is a proper remedy.
Mr. Justice CLARK, with whom THE CHIEF JUSTICE and Mr. Justice DOUGLAS concur, dissenting.
Under this judgment, Alexander Norwood, who lives in Philadelphia where he filed this suit for damages against the railroad, will have to go to South Carolina if he wishes to prosecute it. Joseph Tunstall and John Smallwood, both of whom live in Washington, D.C., will likewise have to go all the way to South Carolina if they hope to recover any damages against the railroad. All three allegedly suffered permanent injuries when a passenger train on which they were employed was derailed. The derailment, with which the plaintiffs had no connection whatever, is sufficient in itself to support a finding of negligence. See Jesionowski v. Boston & Maine R. Co., 329 U.S. 452, 67 S.Ct. 401, 91 L.Ed. 416. Despite these circumstances, the district judge deprived Norwood of a trial in his home town, and Tunstall and Smallwood of one within 150 miles of theirs. This Court's decision, sustaining that result, sends the case to South Carolina, perhaps preventing it from ever being prosecuted because of the financial condition of the plaintiffs.
'For the convenience of parties and witnesses, in the interest of justice, a district court may transfer any civil action to any other district or division where it might have been brought.' As words on a page torn from the history of our judicial development, this direction is utterly meaningless. How great must be the inconvenience before a judge could feel justified in ordering a transfer? When would it be 'in the interest of justice' to do so? It is not difficult to imagine the baffled reactions of our judiciary were this mandate not accompanied by some explanation, were it not preceded by some experience in dealing with pleas to decline suits because of inconvenience and injustice. Compare the gropings of this Court and the remainder of the federal judiciary when confronted with the blank pages presented by the celebrated § 301 of Taft-Hartley, 29 U.S.C.A. § 185. See Association of Westinghouse Salaried Employees v. Westinghouse Electric Corp., 346 U.S. 437, 75 S.Ct. 488.
'It is often said that the plaintiff may not, by choice of an inconvenient forum, 'vex,' 'harass,' or 'oppress' the defendant by inflicting upon him expense or trouble not necessary to his own right to pursue his remedy. But unless the balance is strongly in favor of the defendant, the plaintiff's choice of forum should rarely be disturbed.' Gulf Oil Corp., 330 U.S. at page 508, 67 S.Ct. at page 843.
'Where there are only two parties to a dispute, there is good reason why it should be tried in the plaintiff's home forum if that has been his choice. He should not be deprived of the presumed advantages of his home jurisdiction except upon a clear showing of facts which either (1) establish such oppressiveness and vexation to a defendant as to be out of all proportion to plaintiff's convenience, which may be shown to be slight or nonexistent, or (2) make trial in the chosen forum inappropriate because of considerations affecting the court's own administrative and legal problems. In any balancing of conveniences, a real showing of convenience by a plaintiff who has sued in his home forum will normally outweigh the inconvenience the defendant may have shown.' Koster v. Lumbermens Mutual Co., 330 U.S., at page 524, 67 S.Ct. at page 831.
There was a direct reference to the Koster decision in hearings before the Senate Committee considering the 1948 Code. Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on H.R. 3214, 80th Cong., 2d Sess. 73—74.
We held the doctrine was applicable to such cases.
But now it is argued that since § 1404(a) has changed the judicial response to the inconvenient forum, providing for transfer rather than dismissal, the trial judge may exercise a broader discretion than was permissible under the old rule. The opinion of the Court, adopting this view, goes far toward assigning to the trial judge the choice of forums, a prerogative which has previously rested with the plaintiff. In so doing, the majority completely ignores the judicial and legislative background of forum non conveniens in cases arising under the Federal Employers' Liability Act.
'The Code, therefore, does not repeal § 6 of the Federal Employers' Liability Act. We agree with petitioner that Congress had no such intention, as demonstrated by its failure to list the section in the meticulously prepared schedule of statutes repealed. We cannot agree that the order before us effectuates an implied repeal. The inapplicability of forum non conveniens to Liability Act suits derives from the Kepner decision. * * * Congress chose to remove its judicial gloss via another statute.' Id., 337 U.S. at pages 60—61, 69 S.Ct. at page 947.
None of these cases is even mentioned by the majority. In each is implicit the principle that § 1404(a) embodies the doctrine of forum non conveniens; in each there is the uniform understanding of members of this Court that the language of § 1404(a) is merely a paraphrase of that rule. Instead, the majority applies a variation of the old Jennings Bill, which Congress refused to adopt at the same session in which it inserted § 1404(a) into the new Code. There is certainly nothing even remotely connected with the enactment of § 1404(a) to indicate that when the section and the Reviser's Notes referred to forum non conveniens—particularly as articulated in the then-recent Gulf Oil and Koster cases—they meant the Jennings Bill or anything like it. Still the majority adopts a slight modification of that rejected provision.
Much is made of the fact that there is no legislative record of opposition to the adoption of § 1404(a). This, if true, is explained by the fact that the Reviser's Notes, as well as Congress' refusal to adopt the Jennings Bill, may well have lulled any opposition into a false feeling of security. The statements in Gulf Oil and Koster that the plaintiff's choice could be disturbed only if 'the balance is strongly in favor of the defendant' and that this 'rarely' is the case, together with the defeat of the Jennings Bill, is certainly sufficient evidence that Congress had no intention of seriously interfering with an FELA plaintiff's choice of forum. In this connection, we note the emphasis in Collett, 337 U.S. at page 64, 69 S.Ct. 949, on the difference between the Jennings Bill and § 1404(a); this is narrowed considerably if we permit a larger discretion in the district judge than was available under forum non conveniens.
It is said that we must uphold a clear change in the statute made by the Congress. We certainly agree. But the language of § 1404(a), considered against the background of judicial discussion in this area, could mean nothing but the doctrine of forum non conveniens, and the Reviser's Notes state that the purpose of the change was to apply forum non conveniens rules to the transfer of civil cases in the federal courts. The direction of Congress is clear and unmistakable. Our duty is so to interpret § 1404(a), not to expand and enlarge upon it. Changes of this type should be made by the legislative branch. And the fact that Congress has through codification extended a previously recognized procedure to civil cases generally, with one slight change (i.e., transfer rather than dismissal), does not give this Court a blank check to recast the underlying law to suit its fancy.
Concluding that the prior tenets of forum non conveniens apply, embracing the standards laid down in Gulf Oil and Koster, we cannot help but agree with the district judge that his discretion would have been exercised differently in the instant case if he had applied the law of those decisions. Without detailing all the facts here involved, we note that one of the plaintiffs resided in the district where this suit was brought. Under the usual forum non conveniens approach, this would virtually suffice, in and of itself, to preclude a refusal to retain the case for trial. See Barrett, supra, at 413; Braucher, supar, at 916—917, 919; Dainow, supra, at 880. After all, the forum non conveniens situation generally envisaged is one involving a foreign cause of action and nonresident parties. See Blair, supra, at 34; Foster, supra, at 53. Apparently but one jurisdiction stands squarely behind the proposition that a court may decline to hear a personal injury suit, brought by a bona fide resident, in order to spare the defendant inconvenience and expense. Williamson v. North-Eastern R. Co., supra. That is the law in Scotland, a jurisdiction long noted for its distinctive doctrines in this area.2 Forum non conveniens has no such impact in this country, and, in fact, Koster may be regarded as an extreme decision in depriving a plaintiff of his home forum.3 With this the state of the law, both now and in 1948 when the Code was adopted, we certainly should require a more explicit direction from Congress before depriving an injured party of his privilege under the FELA of bringing suit in his own district—at least when the standards of Koster have not been applied.
The district judge admitted that he had not exercised his discretion in light of Koster and Gulf Oil, the applicable decisions of this Court; he felt bound by a contrary decision of the Court of Appeals. He indicated very clearly that his decision would have been otherwise if he were free to follow the opinions we consider controlling. We should reverse and give the trial judge an opportunity to exercise his discretion under the proper standards.
The question is one of considerable importance in the administration of the lower federal courts, and, considering the inadequacy of appeal, should be settled in this case if it is to be settled at all in the near future. Every appellate court which has passed on § 1404(a) implicitly recognizes the necessity for settling issues of law under the section. Even those courts which have refused relief, expressing the view that mandamus is an inappropriate remedy, have gone on to discuss the merits of the question presented. In re Josephson, 1 Cir., 218 F.2d 174; All States Freight, Inc., v. Modarelli, 3 Cir., 196 F.2d 1010; cf. Jiffy Lubricator Co. v. Stewart-Warner Corp., 4 Cir., 177 F.2d 360. The Court's opinion in this case, by reserving the mandamus issue, follows the same course. We note, further, that the majority of Court of Appeals decisions dealing with § 1404(a) find mandamus appropriate in circumstances less compelling than these. Ford Motor Co. v. Ryan, supra; Atlantic Coast Line R. Co. v. Davis, 5 Cir., 185 F.2d 766; Shapiro v. Bonanza Hotel Co., 9 Cir., 185 F.2d 777; Wiren v. Laws, supra; Chicago, R.I. & P.R. Co. v. Igoe, 7 Cir., 212 F.2d 378; cf. Nicol v. Koscinski, supra.
I would reverse and direct that the transfer application be determined under forum non conveniens, and particularly the Gulf Oil and Koster decisions. The answer to the majority's contention that this would unduly curtail a desirable reform is simply that this dispute involves not merely 'forum shopping,' but the whittling away by judicial interpretation of the privileges and benefits of working men under the Federal Employers' Liability Act. The battle over the scope of their rights should be fought out in the Congress—as it was in the case of the Jennings Bill—and not in the courts.
The Reviser's Notes say that § 1404(a) goes no further than forum non conveniens. That was what Congress acted upon, not the private opinion of some of the members of the Reviser's Committee. These distinguished participants may have thought their reform went beyond Collett. If so, they should have communicated their thought to the Congress where the final responsibility rests.
See Koster v. Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co., supra, 330 U.S. at page 527, 67 S.Ct. at page 833 ('convenience of the parties and the ends of justice'); Id., 330 U.S. at page 530, 67 S.Ct. at page 834 ('interests of justice'); Gulf Oil Corp. v. Gilbert, supra, 330 U.S. at page 507, 67 S.Ct. at page 842 ('convenience of witnesses and the ends of justice'); Canada Malting Co. v. Paterson Steamships, 285 U.S. 413, 423, 52 S.Ct. 413, 415, 76 L.Ed. 837 ('decline, in the interest of justice, to exercise jurisdiction, where the suit is between aliens or nonresidents'); National Shawmut Bank v. City of Waterville, 285 Mass. 252, 189 N.E. 92, 95 ('ends of justice'); Universal Adjustment Corp. v. Midland Bank, 281 Mass. 303, 313, 184 N.E. 152, 158, 87 A.L.R. 1407 ('ends of justice'); Great Western R. Co. v. Miller, 19 Mich. 305, 315 ('inconveniences and the danger of injustice'); Jackson & Sons v. Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co., 86 N.H. 341, 343, 168 A. 895, 896 ('ends of justice'); La Societe du Gaz de Paris v. La Societe Anonyme de Navigation 'Les Armateurs Francais,' (1926) Sess.Cas. (H.L.) 13, 16, 18, 22 ('the interests of all the parties, and * * * the ends of justice'); Logan v. Bank of Scotland, (1906) 1 K.B. 141, 149, 150 ('inconvenience' and 'injustice'); Williamson v. North-Eastern R. Co., 11 Sess.Cas. (4th Ser.) 596, 598 ('ends of justice'). These cases and their terminology are covered in Barrett, The Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens, 35 Cal.L.Rec. 380; Blair, The Doctrine of Forum Non Conveniens in Anglo-American Law, 29 Col.L.Rev. 1; Braucher, The Inconvenient Federal Forum, 60 Harv.L.Rev. 908; Dainow, The Inappropriate Forum, 29 Ill.L.Rev. 867; Foster, Place of Trial Interstate Application of Intrastate Methods of Adjustment, 44 Harv.L.Rev. 41.
Commentators, though endorsing the wider use of forum non conveniens, have been critical of the decision, Dainow, supra, at 884, n. 73, and have pointed up the civil law basis of its reasoning, Blair, supra, at 21, n. 100.
The reasoning in Gore v. United States Steel Corp., 1954, 15 N.J. 301, 104 A.2d 670, may be consistent with the Williamson result, but that case, decided after § 1404(a) and relying on litigation under that section, involved nonresidents. And dicta to the same effect in Universal Adjustment Corp. v. Midland Bank, supra, 281 Mass. at page 315, 184 N.E. at page 159, must be read in the context of the litigation before the court: suit by a resident assignee of a foreign claim against a foreign corporation. Compare United States Merchants' & Shippers' Ins. Co. v. A/S Den Norske Afrika Og Australie Line, 2 Cir., 65 F.2d 392.
See American Ry. Express Co. v. H. Rouw Co., 173 Ark. 810, 294 S.W. 401; Gamburg v. Ray, 167 La. 865, 120 So. 480; Arizona Commercial Mining Co. v. Iron Cap Copper Co., 119 Me. 213, 110 A. 429; Peters v. Equitable Life Assur. Co., 196 Mass. 143, 81 N.E. 964; Tri-State Transit Co. v. Mondy, 194 Miss. 714, 12 So.2d 920; Gregonis v. Philadelphia & R. Coal & Iron Co., 235 N.Y. 152, 139 N.E. 223, 32 A.L.R. 1; De la Bouillerie v. De Vienne, 300 N.Y. 60, 89 N.E.2d 15; cf. O'Neill v. Cunard White Star, 2 Cir., 160 F.2d 446; The Saudades, D.C., 67 F.Supp. 820. Even in those cases where the objection is that the suit creates an unreasonable burden on interstate commerce, the fact that suit is brought in the plaintiff's home forum, though it may lack the near-conclusiveness it has in forum non conveniens cases, is nevertheless a fact of 'high significance.' International Milling Co. v. Columbia Transportation Co., 292 U.S. 511, 520, 54 S.Ct. 797, 78 L.Ed. 1396.


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Sadko søger lykken () er en sovjetisk film fra 1952 af Aleksandr Ptusjko.

Medvirkende
 Sergej Stoljarov som Sadko
 Alla Larionova som Lyubava
 Ninel Mysjkova
 Boris Surovtsev som Ivasjka
 Mikhail Trojanovskij som Trifon

Referencer

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Sovjetiske film fra 1952

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Today, it was the début of the high school musical I was in. When two others and I sang the word "Hell", my mother yelled at us for using that language, while the musical was still going, and dragged me off stage. FML
By Darkness162000 - France
Today, I found out that while I was on vacation my neighbor had let my brother into my apartment. I don't have a brother. FML
By Anonymous - 3/9/2020 02:00 - United States - Bronx
More faces than Khloé Kardashian
Today, my mom told me she'd scheduled me for a cleaning with my hometown dentist. When I reminded her that, according to my university's COVID guidelines, students shouldn't leave the county unless there's an emergency, she threw a hissy fit and told me I'm being "combative" and "looking for an excuse to fight." FML
By donotbelieveinsecondchances - Netherlands - Capelle Aan Den Ijssel
Today, my ex gave me a heartwarming speech about how much he wanted me back. After talking for hours and me finally wanting to get back together too, he started mentioning a date he has with a cute colleague. Conclusion: he wants to get back together, but still be able to fuck the entire world. FML
Today, I took my first fare as a qualified taxi-driver. The pride soon diminished as I was forced to listen to my passenger give a greatly detailed description of his recent colonoscopy. FML
By hopeless cluts - Canada
Today, as I was crossing the slush covered street to catch the bus, I slipped and fell right in the middle of the road. A woman in a car rolled down her window. She didn't ask if I was okay but just laughed and took a picture of me covered in cold, wet slush. FML
By sadphonegirl - Canada - Brampton
Today, I remember that I changed my phone lock password when I was still half asleep this morning, but I don't remember what I changed it to. FML
By Anonymous - 26/11/2020 14:08 - United States - Sacramento
Today, my daughter repeated what she had heard her grandma say when asked to say grace. It happened to be, "Dear God, why the fuck did we invite all these assholes to Thanksgiving?" I don't want to attend any more family gatherings. FML
By badparent - Australia - Southport
Today, my 16-year-old son convinced my 14-year-old daughter that she wasn't allowed to use the ladies bathroom at the shopping centre, because she wasn't wearing a dress like the girl on the sign. He told her girls in pants always used the other one. She believed him. This is my legacy. FML
By Sam_Licker81 - United States
Today, I was baking cookies and opened the oven door to check on them. Apparently, wearing a gold necklace means the wave of heat will burn your very fair skin. I now have a bright red ring of stars around my neck. FML
By Anonymous - 8/11/2020 11:03 - Austria - Innsbruck
Still pining
Today, I had a meeting in the town where my ex-girlfriend works. After the meeting, I bought some ice cream and sat on a bench in a public place. She came across with her girlfriends laughing and obviously having fun. She only looked in my direction briefly. I threw the ice cream into the trash. FML
By Anonymous - Australia - Surry Hills
Today, I finally found out why my new co-worker has been shooting me dirty looks, being rude to me, and generally trying to avoid me. It's because I have blonde hair and blue eyes, and she thinks people like me are Nazis. FML
Today, I met a girl at a bar. After buying her a few drinks, we decided to head back to her place. Not wanting to leave either of our cars, I followed her home. While driving, she sent me text because she missed her exit. I tried to text her back something witty and instead rear ended her. FML
By supras - United Kingdom - Luton
Today, playing soccer, I jumped up to make a header and clear the ball away from our goal. I got the ball but some guy kicked me in the face. I was taken off. All the parents were horrified, saying how badly my nose must have broken. Turns out my nose was fine. That's just how my nose looks. FML
By mississpissi - United Kingdom - Slough
Today, the waste disposal truck managed to tip over a portapotty on our work site, causing the contents to overflow and run down the bank towards my portakabin office, where someone had left the door open. All my money, ID and my car keys are now shut off to me by a river of shit. FML
By Anonymous - Australia - Brisbane
Today, I tried to hold my new boyfriend's hand while on a date. He let go quickly though, letting me know that we aren't at "that stage" of the relationship yet. We've been having sex for two weeks now. FML
By Anonymous - Sweden
Today, my girlfriend was giving me a handjob in the shower. As I was reaching climax, my mom walked by the bathroom door and started talking to me. My girlfriend didn't stop, and in order to distract from the situation at hand, I had to carry on the conversation with my mom. FML
Today, after following the directions and drinking a gallon of what can only be described as an industrial strength laxative for a scheduled colonoscopy. I shit my brains out for nearly 12 hours. The hospital then called and canceled my procedure an hour before my arrival time. FML
Today, for the fifth time this month, I had to explain to a group of people that yes, my name really is Donald Trump. Like all the other groups, they burst out laughing and did some Trump impressions for 15 minutes. FML
Today, I found out that when my parents said they couldn't afford gifts for us kids, what they really meant was that they weren't buying a gift for me. I found this out when I overheard my father telling my uncle about the things he got my siblings. FML
By Anonymous - Belgium - Overijse
Today, a friend pointed out to me that my girlfriend of 5 years looks a bit like my mom. She does, and I can't get it out of my head. FML
By Anonymous - United States - Missoula
Today, I found out that I was misdiagnosed with ADHD 10 years ago and instead have bipolar disorder. For the last 10 years I have been taking meds that helped me focus on my manic / depressive state. FML
Today, I have to pay my college an extra $1000 because there is a $20 charge every time you get locked out of your room, and I have an extremely poor short-term memory. I'm also only allowed to have exactly one keycard at any given time. FML
By whyme102008 - United States
Today, I had to bail my dad out of jail, for beating up my boyfriend, for sleeping with my mom. FML
By ineedalife - Australia
Today, I got so lonely I decided to make sock puppets and play with them. I played for four hours straight, only to be interrupted by a phone call. I didn't answer because my sock puppets were "on a date" and I didn't want to stop playing. FML
By whut - this FML is from back in 2014 but it's good stuff - United States
Thanks, I guess
Today, for my Christmas bonus at work, I got a potted plant and some lotion. FML
Today, my husband and I have been trying to buy a house and start a family together. Now I find out that he just spent $5000 on comic books. FML
By wowimdumb - United States
Today, I was at a power lifting meet when a girl I really liked walked in. Trying to impress her, I increased my bench to 350, when I have only done 300 before. She then watched me drop it on my chest, breaking my breast bone, and also crying in the process. FML
By Petergibbons - United States
Today, I realized I'd rather be constipated, sick, sit in long traffic lines and inadvertantly eat spoiled meat than spend another day at my shitty job. All things that happened to me today. FML
By dontrapeme - United States
Today, while at the gym, a very large man walked over to me and said, "I like wearing all orange to the gym." Not wanting to be rude, I asked why. He looks me up and down and said, "It reminds me of prison." I think I'm going to be jumped. FML
Today, I dropped my car off at the dealership for a bumper replacement due to a hit and run in a parking lot. After being told it was ready, their shuttle picked me up, and backed up into my just-replaced bumper. FML
By Veronica Rambo
Today, it was my first day going to work with new hours where I'm in the office alone for an hour. I managed to lock myself out without my jacket, my phone, and my keys. It was raining. FML
By neversayhiagain - United States
Today, I greeted a mom and a little girl at the place where I work. The little girl looks at me, looks back at her mom, and says, "Mommy, I hate people." FML
You go Glenn Coco!
Today, my very top boyfriend told me he was ready to try being the bottom. He moaned and complained about the pain the entire time, even though I got less than 2 inches in, and then got angry I was taking so long to cum. I thought I was the drama queen in our house. FML
By crap
Today, I was tired from an all-nighter I'd pulled because I thought I had the next four days off work. I got called in, and went because I have bills to pay. However, the amount of energy drinks I drank to stay on top of my job duties gave me such bad diarrhea, I had to go home. FML
By lovelesslonely - United States
Today, my boyfriend brought me home flowers and candy for the first time in our 1 year relationship. Thinking he was going to finally propose, I got excited. I asked why he was being so sweet, and he responded with, "I thought you'd take the breakup better this way." FML
My anal beads
Today, my bathroom flooded. I frantically cleaned my apartment as fast as I could before the plumber arrived. Everything was finally clean when I let him in. It wasn't until after he finished that I noticed I'd left my anal beads in the shower. There's no way he didn't notice. FML
By stevenJB | 25
Wear long sleeves? Maybe you can ask for another position in the place you work? I'm sure your boss will understand. c:
By DocBastard | 38
Allergic to beer? No. You can be allergic to something in beer, but not beer itself. That's like saying you're allergic to tuna salad.
goose12321 | 11
Long sleeves wouldn't work, if you get beer on them it'll just soak through to the skin anyway, except this time it'd be constantly pressed against the skin.
By Bakarra | 22
Looks like you'll have to pour with perfection from now on, good luck OP
Damian95 | 16
It will improve your ability to make and pour drinks. Definitely beneficial. :D
By nishantvas | 13
seems like its no spilling from now on... atleast this'll improve your skills..
By Sir_ND_Pity | 35
I seems you won't be able to get back to wort!
By ry24 | 12
Time to find a new job OP!
euphoricness | 28
Because finding a new job is soooo easy...
ry24 | 12
I never said it was, I'm simply saying he should start looking for one
You're right, but it is still kind of hard to find a job you would enjoy attending to. Hopefully OP hates being a bartender now
By Wizardo | 33
Wear gloves OP, become one of those super fancy bartenders and make shaken not stirred Martinis :D
By K410 | 18
I never thought that was even possible! :o fyl
By HowieDoIt | 21
Come on doc, way tequila mood and a career!
death943 | 10
DocBastard knows what is right. He has a degree in FMLogy
perdix | 29
#9, I'm guess it's the hops, which is why the OP should also avoid bunnies and frogs.
etoilenuit | 15
Unless its something that is always in beer. Then you would be allergic to "beer" Technically you can be allergic to tuna salad if you are allergic to tuna.
MidnaLink | 32
#5450541 - Tuesday 16 April 2013 0:59
Isn't Barley in Beer? Maybe OP is allergic to that.
captainObviously | 15
Docbastard has a degree in dickology
ajeppsen | 25
#43 Don't insult our precious! jk. But in all seriousness: allergic to what's in your beer? At least there are other ways.to.enjoy yourself and watch your friends do stupid shit
By perdix | 29
You should just stick to the hard stuff and you'll be OK. Nowhere does it say that a bartender has to drink beer.
If you are frequently getting doused in beer, I'm sure your boss and your customers are none too impressed!


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BBS (BBS GmbH ) est une compagnie allemande créée en 1970 qui fabrique et commercialise principalement des jantes en alliage d'aluminium pour l'automobile.

Les jantes BBS reprennent souvent le style original des roues à rayons qu'on trouvait sur les voitures anciennes de luxe et de course.

BBS produit notamment des jantes pour la compétition automobile, elle fournit des équipes de Formule 1 pour lesquelles elle produit des jantes en alliage de magnésium forgé, très fines, résistantes et légères.

BBS serait officiellement en faillite le 16 Juillet 2020 après que la maison mère Coréenne NICE ait décidé de se séparer de la marque. BBS serait donc en attente de repreneur.

Notes et références

Voir aussi
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Lien externe
   Site officiel

Équipementier automobile ayant son siège en Allemagne
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The Danville News
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Sunbury, PA (17801)
Scattered thunderstorms during the evening, with mostly cloudy skies after midnight. Low 71F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%..
Scattered thunderstorms during the evening, with mostly cloudy skies after midnight. Low 71F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%.
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Superintendent search down to 2 candidates, board president says
By Joe Sylvester jsylvester@thedanvillenews.com
DANVILLE —School directors have narrowed down their superintendent search to two candidates, school board President Kevin Brouse said at the board's meeting Wednesday night.
But he and board member Randy Keister said the board doesn't have a clear direction as to where the search is going.
"We don't have a clear direction," Brouse said in response to Jennifer Gurski, a former assistant principal and school board candidate.
He said the board discussed the superintendent search for 40 minutes in executive session prior to the public meeting.
"It's tough to bring consensus of nine people together," he said.
"In regard to direction, we don't have any," Keister said.
Brouse added, "There's a maximum of two we're looking at right now."
He said there will be a second round of interviews.
Brouse said previously the board had received a dozen applications but narrowed the list down to five for the interviews. One later withdrew because he accepted a job elsewhere.
Gurski told the board members at an earlier meeting that they should not hurry the process.
Gurski won one of five nominations on both the Democratic and Republican ballots in the May 21 primary to run in the fall general election for one of the five upcoming vacancies.
The board is seeking a replacement for former Superintendent Jason Bendle, who resigned suddenly on March 13 as part of a mutual agreement with the board. The agreement did not state a reason for the resignation. Board members would not say why, and Bendle, who just started the second year of his five-year contract in January, would only say he and the board were "not a good fit."
The board later hired Ricki Boyle, a former district director of pupil services, as acting superintendent at $450 per day.
Bendle is now superintendent of the Shikellamy School District based in Sunbury.
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I am here kinda excited with this thing of coming back with the blog and stuff… hahahahaha. Saturday morning, my husband is still sleeping and here I am wide awake working on this new text. I hope you like the tips.
Today I am going to talk about hats. Few people wear them daily… And a lot of times, like 2/3 of people, don't wear them in a nice way, or in the right occasion. So instead of adding something good to the look, it ends up being a fashion disaster!
Hats with big brim often makes you look shorter. So it must be wear by taller people.
Don't try to go out like a Christmas tree. If you hat has a lot of details and colors, the rest of the look MUST be neutral and basic. And vice-versa.
The hat should be the highlight of your look. Therefore, the other accessories mustn't call too much attention.
The hat should not be loose, in a way it is tumbling in your head. And not too tight, that doesn't fit on your head. Have common sense. Try to find the right size for you.
Create some color and textures contrasts between the hat and your clothes. JAnd NEVER try to match your hat and your clothes. NEVER.
If you are a very discreet person, choose to wear hats on formal events, such as weddings or parties in the afternoon and outdoors, for protection from the sun. On these occasions, hats big brim, for women, are more elegant. Other type of hats make the look very casual for a formal party.
Hats with small brim match trips, lunch, beach, swimming pool and barbecue.
I hope you guys have enjoyed it!!
Remembering that these tips are the same for girls AND boys!


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namespace staticdb
{
	typedef std::uint64_t address;
}

#endif

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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package com.alorma.github.sdk.services.pullrequest;

import com.alorma.github.sdk.bean.dto.request.MergeButtonRequest;
import com.alorma.github.sdk.bean.dto.response.MergeButtonResponse;
import com.alorma.github.sdk.bean.dto.response.PullRequest;
import com.alorma.github.sdk.bean.dto.response.ReviewComment;
import core.repositories.Commit;
import core.repositories.CommitFile;
import java.util.List;
import retrofit.Callback;
import retrofit.http.Body;
import retrofit.http.GET;
import retrofit.http.PUT;
import retrofit.http.Path;
import retrofit.http.Query;
import rx.Observable;

public interface PullRequestsService {

  //Async
  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls")
  void pulls(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo, @Query("state") String state,
      Callback<List<PullRequest>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls")
  void pulls(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo, @Query("state") String state,
      @Query("page") int page, Callback<List<PullRequest>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls/{number}")
  void pull(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      Callback<PullRequest> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/commits")
  void commits(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      Callback<List<Commit>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/commits")
  void commits(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      @Query("page") int page, Callback<List<Commit>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/files")
  void files(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      Callback<List<CommitFile>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/files")
  void files(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      @Query("page") int page, Callback<List<CommitFile>> callback);

  @PUT("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/merge")
  void merge(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo, @Path("number") int number,
      @Body MergeButtonRequest mergeButtonRequest, Callback<MergeButtonResponse> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments")
  void reviewComments(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, Callback<List<ReviewComment>> callback);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments")
  void reviewComments(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, @Query("page") int page, Callback<List<ReviewComment>> callback);

  //Sync
  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls")
  List<PullRequest> pulls(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo,
      @Query("state") String state);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls")
  List<PullRequest> pulls(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo,
      @Query("state") String state, @Query("page") int page);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{name}/pulls/{number}")
  Observable<PullRequest> pull(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("name") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/commits")
  List<Commit> commits(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/commits")
  List<Commit> commits(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, @Query("page") int page);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/files")
  List<CommitFile> files(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/files")
  List<CommitFile> files(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, @Query("page") int page);

  @PUT("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/merge")
  Observable<MergeButtonResponse> merge(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, @Body MergeButtonRequest mergeButtonRequest);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments")
  List<ReviewComment> reviewComments(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number);

  @GET("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments")
  List<ReviewComment> reviewComments(@Path("owner") String owner, @Path("repo") String repo,
      @Path("number") int number, @Query("page") int page);
}


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The Central Bank bombing was one of the deadliest attacks carried out by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) during the separatist civil war in Sri Lanka between the government and the Tamil Tigers.

Incident
The attack took place on 31 January 1996, in the Sri Lankan city of Colombo. A lorry containing about 440 pounds of high explosives crashed through the main gate of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, a seaside high-rise which managed most of the financial business of the country. As gunmen traded fire with security guards, the suicide bomber in the lorry detonated the massive bomb, which tore through the bank and damaged eight other buildings nearby. The lorry was followed by a three-wheeler, carrying two LTTE cadres armed with  automatic rifles and an RPG launcher.

The blast killed at least 91 people and injured 1,400 others.
At least 100 people lost their eyesight. Among the wounded were two US citizens, six Japanese, and one Dutch national. Most of these were bystanders or civilians manning small shops set up near the bank. While the bomber Raju died immediately, the back up team Subramanium Vigneswaram alias Kittu, and Sivasamy Dharmendra alias Raju, were apprehended by law enforcement with information provided by the public. Police and the security forces launched a massive manhunt for others who were involved in this terrorist incident. It was eventually determined the bombers had come from Jaffna, in the north of the country and were LTTE members.

This bombing, and one in July on a train that killed more than 70, caused tourism to plummet 40% in Sri Lanka. Until 2006, the Central Bank bombing was the deadliest LTTE bombing of the civil war.

The BBC reported that the Tigers denied responsibility for the attack. But the Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ravinatha Aryasinha, blamed the Tigers, saying the attack proves they "do not care for international opinion or the safety of civilians, including foreigners who have nothing to do with the present conflict.

Suicide bombers
Attack was mainly carried out by three LTTE cadres. While one of them died immediately the rest were taken into custody by the police. The suicide bombers were:
Raju (main bomber)
Subramanium Vigneswaram alias Kittu
Sivasamy Dharmendra alias Raju

Immediately after the bombing several tourists and local and foreign travel agencies received calls from Ellalan Force, a front organisation of LTTE, to boycott Sri Lanka.

Criminal indictment
Eleven LTTE members were charged with the bombing of the Central Bank, ten of them were indicted on a total of 712 counts, including intention to cause death and committing murder, destruction of state property by attacking the central bank, and provoking violence.

In 2002 Judge Sarath Ambepitiya issued an open warrant to arrest LTTE's exclusive leader, Velupillai Prabhakaran in connection with the 1996 Central Bank Bombing. The judge found him guilty on 51 counts and sentenced him to 200 years in prison.

References

External links
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I have right clicked the start menu, explore, right click on the C:, checked the quick format box, error messagge came up and clicked ok. Error message says windows was unable to complete the format.
Is this because of the Trojan?
Can you please advise the best way to format the C: on windows xp home edition?
Also can anyone explain how hotmail can still send nasty emails when my computer is not connected to internet and not in use since feb this year?
Thank you for your help! REALLY!! THANKS!!
First you cannot format your C: (OS) drive while the OS (Windows) is running. That is why you get the error message.
If you have an XP Install CD which is bootable and a CDROM/DVD Drive which is set in BIOS to be ahead of the hard disk in boot order than all you need to do is stick the CDROM in to your optical drive and turn your PC on.
If you do reformat your disk then you will loose all data. Therefore you should be thinking about backing up your valuable bookmarks, email and other data before going down that route.
Also if this is an OEM PC then you may have a recovery partition on it which may allow you to recover to factory defaults (i.e. to how it was on the day you bought it). This is the better route to take if you have this option available.
Finally you may also need to know your licence key (C.O.A). This is normally on a sticky label on the bottom of a laptop or on the side of a desktop. However, if the install is an OEM SLP install then the C.O.A. in use will not be the one on the sticky label but a Volume Licence OEM key which you will have to make a note of.
That makes sense. I have a recovery disk that was provided when I purchased the Eee pc. I was told that a format was ness to remove the Trojan (from the PC repair guy that ripped me off) is this correct? do I need to download disk wipe to get rid of this Trojan? and can I download it from a secondary pc and save on a usb?
Uh, why wouldn't you just install a Trojan Remover?
If you are doing a recovery to factory defaults then the trojan will be gone anyway.
If the Trojan is on your recovery then it is a manufacturing fault. I doubt very much that would be the case.
So if the recovery option is available and you can secure your valuable data then a restore should resolve your current problems and result in a factory fresh installation.
Make sure that any files you save / backup are not infected. For this you may need to download and install antivirus and anti-spyware programs and use them to check the files you are going to secure / backup.


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Back to Basics: Authorised payments for CoP deputies
By Melinda Giles2016-11-15T00:00:00+00:00
The advice that we provide to our clients who manage the financial affairs for a family member as lay deputy is significant, and the burden of decision-making that we carry as professional deputies is onerous at times, as we consider the payments that we are authorised to make. A number of recent cases in the CoP have focused on gratuitous care payments, and deputies are placed in a difficult position if requests are made of them by family members under the powers of their deputyship for financial support.
Much as we are all familiar with the framework of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA 2005), these recent decisions, coupled with increasing scepticism about the current effectiveness of some aspects of the act, make for a changing landscape.
Legal powers of a deputy
Subject to any contrary or additional provision in the deputyship order (or any subsequent order made by the CoP), the powers of a deputy are set out in section 18 of the MCA 2005 as follows:
Recent cases in the CoP have focused on gratuitous care payments, and deputies are placed in a difficult position if requests are made of them by family members for financial support
'(1) The powers under section 16 as respects P's property and affairs extend in particular to –
(a) the control and management of P's property;
(b) the sale, exchange, charging, gift or other disposition of P's property;
(c) the acquisition of property in P's name or on P's behalf;
(d) the carrying on, on P's behalf, of any profession, trade or business;
(e) the taking of a decision which will have the effect of dissolving a partnership of which P is a member;
(f) the carrying out of any contract entered into by P;
(g) the discharge of P's debts and of any of P's obligations, whether legally enforceable or not;
(h) the settlement of any of P's property, whether for P's benefit or for the benefit of others;
(i) the execution for P of a will;
(j) the exercise of any power (including a power to consent) vested in P whether beneficially or as trustee or otherwise;
(k) the conduct of legal proceedings in P's name or on P's behalf.'
Supplementary provisions
The supplementary provisions to these powers are set out in schedule 2 to the MCA 2005, and the guidance to the execution of these powers is set out in the Mental Capacity Act Code of Practice as follows.
'Deputies must carry out their duties carefully and responsibly. They have a duty to:
act with due care and skill (duty of care);
not take advantage of their situation (fiduciary duty);
indemnify the person against liability to third parties caused by the
deputy's negligence;
not delegate duties unless authorised to do so;
act in good faith;
respect the person's confidentiality; and
comply with the directions of the Court of Protection.'
Having set out the statutory position, we can look at specific types of payments and the authorisation of the deputy in relation to them.
Lay deputies will vary considerably in what they consider to be in P's best interests when deciding upon the obligations for birthdays, Christmas and wedding gifts. In many ways, this is understandable when we consider how our own relatives' habits and financial positions vary. Fortunately, the supervision of the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) requires the annual submitting of accounts in which such gifts must be declared and, we trust, reliably investigated if there were any cause for concern.
At the other end of the spectrum, we have all acted for those over-cautious lay deputies who are so constrained by their overwhelming sense of responsibility to account for their management of P's financial affairs that they ask our advice throughout their deputyship.
Professional deputies, however, can only rely upon what they are told or have seen by way of P's habits, if indeed they had any, before their mental incapacity impacted on their ability to manage their own finances. Many professional deputies are only appointed as a result of a family conflict, making the request for gifts a more difficult one to assess.
OPG has published a practice note on the subject (02/2012, September 2015), although the opening summary states: 'There can be no generalised approach to gifts. Each decision must be made considering its own context and timing.'
This is not particularly helpful; the general consensus is that the gifts should be modest and in the context of P's estate and on customary occasions. The deputy's primary duty is to provide for P's needs, and so if a larger gift is considered, the advice must be to apply to the CoP for specific authority. The procedure is set out in part 9 of the Court of Protection Rules 2007 (Practice Direction F).
Smaller specific gifts – perhaps items of sentimental value that may seem appropriate in the context of clearing P's property, for example – must be considered in the light of the provisions in P's will. It is unlikely that P would gift a specific item to another if it is specifically bequeathed, and the general practice is to give such item to the intended recipient to look after for P's lifetime.
A professional deputy can find themselves caught in a spider's web of family conflict over the allocation of gifts, and it is essential to remain impartial and not to treat one party differently to another unless there is good reason to do so. If there is any hint of objection to a proposed gift, I would recommend seeking the permission of the court.
If a long habit of charitable donations is evident from P's bank statements during the time that they had capacity, it is usually accepted, provided there is no risk to P financially, that these are permitted to continue. If there is any change to P's financial position, the deputy's primary responsibility is naturally to ensure that they do not run out of funds for their own needs.
Gratuitous care payments
A more appropriate term would be non-gratuitous care payments, but the above term has come to represent a situation where a family member seeks to be paid for the care that they provide for P. The issue has recently come before the CoP, quite possibly as an effect of OPG's closer supervision of deputies that came into effect in 2015.
In fact, the first of these significant cases was Re HC [2015] EWCOP 29 in March 2015, where OPG applied to the CoP for the revocation of a lay deputyship on the basis that the deputy had exceeded his powers in several ways, all of which actually related to the cost of the care he (and his sister) was providing to his family member (in this case his mother). It is an interesting case that was only published in accordance with OPG's 'Transparency in the Court of Protection: Publication of Judgments' practice guidance because it sought to dispose of the appointment of a deputy. The reason that it caught our attention was because of the findings in respect of the payments that the deputy had made to himself for the care he was providing for his mother.
In this case, OPG looked to the CoP for a decision to revoke the deputyship order because the Public Guardian viewed the care costs as unauthorised gifts made by the deputy from P's funds to himself and his sister. Senior Judge Lush 'was impressed by the deputy and his brother and sister and was generally satisfied with their explanations'. He provided retrospective authority for the payments that had been made, and authorised future payments for care to both the deputy and his sister. He ordered an indexation of the approved monthly fee to avoid too many further expensive applications to the court, setting the scene for the current climate of gratuitous care allowances.
The deputy's case was undoubtedly assisted by his research and presentation of comparable costs of nursing home fees to the care that he was providing in his mother's own home. He provided detail to the court of the care that P required and was receiving, together with clear insight into what was in her best interest.
In July 2015, the matter came before Senior Judge Lush again in Re HNL [2015] EWCOP 77. Here, he elected to publish the judgment in the public interest because of the very fact that the Public Guardian is now reviewing all cases in which clinical negligence or personal injury damages are paid. In such cases (of which there are thousands), the settlement is very often a lump sum combined with a periodic payment, usually paid by the deputy to a family carer (often both being the same person).
Interestingly, the circumstances in Re HNL reflected a family situation that Senior Judge Lush had himself dealt with many years previously under the old receivership regime, where agreement had been reached as to the payment of a carer's allowance. The Public Guardian here sought retrospective approval to such agreement. Fortunately, once again, the care provided, and indeed the financial reward for doing so, was found to be more than appropriate for the circumstances. At paragraphs 43 and 44 of the judgment, the following was set out: 'If a deputy were to remunerate himself without obtaining a court order authorising him to do so, there would be a conflict with his fiduciary duty, which is described in paragraph 8.58 of the Capacity Act Code of Practice in the following terms:
"A fiduciary duty means deputies must not take advantage of their position. Nor should they put themselves in a position where their personal interests conflict with their duties. … Deputies must not allow anything else to influence their duties. They cannot use their position for any personal benefit, whether or not it is at the person's expense."
Because of this conflict of interests, a deputy should always apply to the court for authority to pay himself or herself a gratuitous care allowance. A lay or non-professional deputy should also apply to the court for approval if he or she intends to pay a gratuitous care allowance to any other member of the family.'
This is the crux of the judgment for practitioners, whether we are advising lay deputies or acting as deputies ourselves.
By way of guidance, however, it is useful to note that a gratuitous care allowance should be set at a commercial rate for the care required, and therefore a full assessment of the care is wise. Where this is not available (perhaps due to a lack of co-operation by family members), the court can order one. The commercial rate of pay is discounted by 20 per cent to take into account that this is not a true employment situation; the family member receiving the payment is not in an enforceable employment contract, and there are no income tax or National Insurance obligations. In fact, this is the formula applied by the civil courts when they look at personal injury settlements.
It is also established that where a close relative with a well-paid job gives up employment to become a carer for P, it is not the loss of income that is the benchmark by which the care allowance is to be set. It is the usual commercial rate of pay for the care provided. This is often a difficult conversation to approach when acting as a professional deputy if the family's expectation is that their 'lost' salary will be covered by the payments from monies controlled by the professional deputy.
The supervision of deputies, particularly professional deputies, is closer and stricter than ever before. It is now necessary to estimate your own professional fees for the year ahead and to forecast expenditure
OPG practice guidance on family care payments (SD14) requires lay deputies to seek court approval in all cases where the payment is made to either themselves or a close family member. It states quite categorically that if the guidance is followed, it does not require professional deputies to seek court approval. Professional deputies can make gratuitous care payments if they can demonstrate to OPG that they have followed the following criteria in deciding that it is a best interest decision to pay the family member carer.
Care is required and is to a good standard. If this is unknown, a deputy may seek an assessment from social services.
Payments must be affordable.
Payments must reflect the input by the family member / carer.
Care must be provided (temporary breaks such as periods in hospital do not count, but if alternative living arrangements (eg a care home) are made, this would need to be revised).
They should be supplemental payments to support professional care.
Payments should save the cost of professional care.
Payments should take into consideration P's contribution to the home and living arrangements (eg if the deputy lives in P's home rent-free, or P pays the majority of the bills, the payments need to be decreased accordingly).
Payment should be made in agreement with other carers / family members where possible.
Applications to the court for approval
With specific reference to applications to make gratuitous care payments, it is helpful to manage the proposed carer's expectations at this stage. Arrange some time to speak to them in more detail about P's needs so you can understand the level of care P requires. No matter how well the carer can describe P's needs, a professional opinion will almost always be required by the court. Speaking to the carer can also offer an opportunity to explain which provisions of the Care Act 2014 may be of help to the carer themselves if they need to seek additional care, either for their own needs as a carer or as further support for P.
The process by which the application is made to the court is found in part 9 of the Court of Protection Rules 2007.
Paying for goods and services and other expenditure
Under section 7 of the MCA 2005, there is an obligation to pay a reasonable price for both the supply of goods and the provision of necessary services to a person without capacity to contract for them, and it is the person who lacks capacity who must pay.
The definition of necessary is 'suitable to a person's condition in life and to his actual requirements at the time when the goods or services are supplied' (section 7(2)). This extends to a deputy being able to sign a tenancy agreement on behalf of P and thereafter paying the rent or applying the housing benefit received for the tenanted property.
For acts in connection with care or treatment under section 8 of the MCA 2005, deputies have authority to meet expenditure involved with goods or services (under section 7).
However, this provision cannot be used to enforce a contract that is grossly overcharging for goods and/or services. As ever, the deputy has a duty to use P's funds wisely and must be able to demonstrate that they have undertaken a good level of research into the reasonableness of the cost of services and that they are regularly reviewed.
In terms of agreements for gratuitous care allowances, in a number of instances the court has ordered indexation to provide longevity to
the decision made following the Court of Appeal's decision in Tameside and Glossop Acute Services NHS Trust v Thompstone [2008] EWCA Civ 5, which confirmed that the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) for the occupational group of care assistants and home carers (occupational group 6115) was the correct measure for the indexation of future care costs. In light of this, it may be argued that ASHE (6115) should be used for assessing past gratuitous care as well.
David Ross v A [2015] EWCOP 46
This was, in my view, a wise but brave application to the CoP by a professional deputy who took a pragmatic approach to the difficult family circumstances of their client, who was a young woman in receipt of a very large settlement for clinical negligence at birth.
The situation was that P's younger brother's own emotional and educational development had suffered significantly during his formative years as a result of the very difficult circumstances that his sister's severe disabilities had placed on his family. His school reported this problem and recognised the cause but also, and helpfully, were able to identify that appropriate schooling would enable him to achieve his potential. The deputy therefore made an application to the CoP to permit him to use some of P's funds to pay for her brother's school fees. Although this was outside the norm of a deputy's powers to pay for the needs of others, a deputy does have the express power to do so. However, the application to the court was clearly the right route to take, as school fees over many years amount to a significant sum.
Unfortunately, the case took a long time to reach the CoP, and so the deputy simply paid the fees. His decision was not supported by the Official Solicitor, who went as far as to suggest that the deputy should replenish the funds used to pay the school fees. Fortunately, Senior Judge Lush did not support this view, and decided that it was in P's best interests that both past and future school fees were to be paid from P's funds.
Interestingly, the point was made that the MCA 2005 best interests checklist (set out in chapter 5 of the MCA code of practice) was not much use for a case such as this, and that section 4(7)(d) should apply instead, which requires the court to take into account the views of the deputy as to what is in P's best interests.
The current position
Unfortunately, for those of us in practice seeking to advise our lay deputy clients and hoping for clear guidance for ourselves as deputies, the very nature of CoP work means that each case must be looked at in its own context. Our caseloads are as varied as the unique family dynamics in one family to another, but in the words of Baroness Hale in Aintree University Hospitals Trust v James [2013] UKSC 67: 'The courts have been most reluctant to lay down general principles which might guide the decision. Every patient, and every case, is different and must be decided on its own facts.'
Consequences of making unauthorised payments
We are all aware of the principle of the deliberate deprivation of assets commonly applied when a person with capacity has chosen to gift their assets to their chosen heirs, rather than have their value taken into account for residential care home financial assessment. However, it is also possible that a deputy can be found to have placed P in this position if excessive and unauthorised gifts are made to the extent that there are insufficient funds left to meet P's needs.
Likewise, confirmation should be sought from HM Revenue & Customs that any other form of payments – gratuitous care payments, or gifting of large sums, for example – hold no tax liabilities to ensure that there is no unforeseen liability.
One thing is certain: the supervision of deputies, particularly professional deputies, is closer and stricter than ever before. It is now necessary to estimate your own professional fees for the year ahead and to forecast expenditure. With an ever greater number of deputyships, there is increased risk that a lay deputy may not have the expertise or even the intention to deal with P's monies appropriately, and misappropriation, even fraud by abuse of position, is unfortunately prevalent. It is essential that we are vigilant and not persuaded by heartstring tugging or empathy for a family's situation to authorise payments or overlook our duty to P.
As professional deputies, our duties are more onerous than ever as we face a higher level of accountability and are granted greater decision-making powers. We can be criticised for making unnecessary expensive applications to the court on matters that we should be able to decide for ourselves, but at the same time we may have doubt as to the extent to which we feel comfortable in spending P's funds. I would err on the side of caution, with perhaps a dash of David Ross's courage, if the judgment in the school fees case above is indicative of the court's current approach.
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Mark is senior learning and development consultant with RTS Group, designing and delivering programmes for many of our clients, to suit the training needs of their dealerships' customer-facing staff. Working mainly with management, Mark is also a business consultant for Mazda dealerships.
Mark's career began in music as a bass guitarist, but he joined the automotive industry through his father's dealership, progressing his career to dealer principal for a number of different franchises. In 1996, he moved into training with Ford, and for six years was head of learning at the Henry Ford College, at Loughborough University. He joined us in 2009, left for a time to become a freelance consultant, but loved us so much he came back in 2014.
Married with two children and one grandchild, Mark still loves his music and in his spare time plays with bands and in studios.


Commercial Director, Mark Bula, announce that the flex mill was officially open for business at the 6th annual Steel Summit Conference. According to Mark, the first commercial orders for hot rolled coil steel will start to be fulfilled in December with cold rolled to start in January2017 and galvanized to begin in March.
"Flex mill meets niche needs that are underserved in the United States," said Bula. The new Flex is capable of producing a wide product variety of superior grade products of an integrated mill with the dexterity and technology of a mini mill.
The hot rolled steel will be available in widths ranging from 36″ to 78″ and thicknesses from .054 inches up to 1 inch.


A pass in 80% of the programme modules.
At the end of the course students should have gained some on-the-job experience.
The internship must have a supervisor. Once the report is completed, public discussion should take place within 180 days after submission to be evaluated by an examination panel composed of at least 3 elements.


Coloring books for adults seem to be the Big Thing right now.
I thought it would be fun to take some of my drawings and post them so folks can print and color them themselves.They were created to be 8.5X11″ and the download size is about 250Kb, so really small.
Now, being that this is site is ADHD-related, the drawings are mostly impossible structures, so have fun. These kinds of drawings make sense to me, they challenge the idea of concrete reality in a way I find really appealing.


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DRBD Top works with both DRBD 8.4 and DRBD 9. It is available via Github https://github.com/LINBIT/drbdtop and version 0.1.0 is ready for testing. We are very excited to share this new utility with the world and can't wait to hear the feedback from the community!
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I've been testing drbdtop on a single node drbd test instance and so far I like it.
I created a simple script to install this on a CentOS server to speed up the process in case someone wants to try drbdtop.
Thanks for the script, Joe!
I preferred the old /proc/drbd because the information was clearer (connected, disconnected, outdated, etc).


Adderall is known to work on the neurotransmitters and provide essential effects on the body. This drug is a combination of four different salts namely amphetamine sulfate, dextroamphetamine saccharate, dextroamphetamine sulfate and amphetamine aspartate. This mixture is the reason why a person is able to get therapeutic effect on a body. To tell it in detail, the drug can be taken to treat impulsivity, inattention, hyperactivity as well as other symptoms of ADHD like forgetfulness, too much of talking, disorganization, no focus and frequent interrupting.
Adderall can be taken by children, adolescents and adults who are suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Due to the effectiveness that this medication provides on a person, it is also used to treat off-label conditions like narcolepsy and sleep disorders.
Even adults can get affected by ADHD. If a child is affected by ADHD then there is lot of chances for him or her to take this condition to the adult phase.
It would only work for a period of four to five hours and this is why a health care professional instructs you to take the pills two to three times in a day. In this way, it is possible to get the effectiveness of the medication throughout the day.
Adderall XR is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat ADHD children who is below 3 years of age. There is no proper study or research on children and that is why it is not approved.
Though the reason is still unknown, boys are known to get diagnosed with ADHD two to three times more than girls.
Adderall is available in different dosage strengths so that people can go about taking it in their appropriate dose. Only a doctor would select the best dose for you.
It is very difficult to identify whether a person is affected by ADHD or not. There are a lot of steps involved in it and only the experts would be able to identify it. Sometimes, a child without this condition is mistaken with ADHD and the child suffering from this medical ailment is not diagnosed. There is no standard set of symptoms for this condition and these would vary from one person to another.
It might trigger certain ill effects in a person and it should be addressed by a doctor.
Addiction to this medication is very common. This happens when Adderall is taken in higher dosage strengths or for a longer period of time. Initially, a person would develop tolerance then it would lead to addiction.
There are drug rehabilitation centers which can help people who got addicted by Adderall. They would decrease the addiction slow and steadily. Using these centers would help you to handle withdrawal symptoms and easily get rid of addiction.
Women who are pregnant or breast feeding a baby had to stop using these pills as the intake of this medication might harm the fetus or the baby. A doctor might suggest few women in this phase to take Adderall only when they believe that the risk is lower than the benefits that this medication provides on the body.
A person with ADHD might also invite several other mental illnesses. It is very essential to diagnose it immediately without fail.
There are chances for an ADHD patient to take other medications. In this case, it is important to check whether Adderall would interact with those drugs or not. Check the safety and then go about taking the medications.
The major side effect of the pill is loss of appetite. This makes feeding a child more difficult than in usual times. Anyhow, a parent has to provide a nutritious liquid or multivitamin tablet. Letting them to play for a longer period of time would also increase their appetite and would help them to eat properly.


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The U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps is a non-profit leadership development program for ages 10 through the completion of high school. The USNSCC is sponsored by the Navy League of the United States and supported by the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard and has nearly 400 units in 46 states, Guam and Puerto Rico.
Our cadets wear Navy uniforms and can train aboard naval ships and on naval bases. Our compelling training program occurs around the country during school vacations and covers various careers fields. Our program changes lives by exposing cadets to new challenges and teaching them important skills like leadership and teamwork.
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Cadets age 10-13 are assigned to the Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC)
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USNSCC is a volunteer youth program funded by donations from organizations and individuals. As such, there are basic operational fees assessed to cadets. A cadet is assessed an annual fee of $90.00 which covers his or her ID card and insurance. In addition, a one time enrollment fee of $200.00 which covers uniforms, sea bag, and various other uniform related items (patches, ribbons, etc) during a cadet's continuous tenure with Taylor Division. These fees are non-refundable. There is a $100 deposit on uniforms which are property of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps. Boots are generally a personal expense although unit may have boots available depending on sizes.
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Der er en yndig mand er en dansk kortfilm fra 2002 instrueret af Martin Strange-Hansen efter manustript af Martin Strange-Hansen og Flemming Christian Klem. Film blev tildelt en Oscar for bedste kortfilm i 2003.

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Filmen er en forvekslingskomedie, hvor Lars Hansens cpr-nummer bliver forbyttet med El Hassans cpr-nummer. Lars bliver herefter indkaldt til et danskkursus for indvandrere, og da Lars erfarer, at kursuslederen Ida bliver fyret, hvis ikke El Hassan dukker op, beslutter Lars sig for at møde op på kurset. Lars bliver forelsket i Ida, der til gengæld bliver forelsket i Lars' figur, El Hassan, og Lars må derfor blive ved med at blive i rollen.

Medvirkende i udvalg
 Martin Buch – Som Lars (og El Hassan)
 Camilla Bendix – Som Ida
 Farshad Kholghi – Som Omid
 Anette Støvelbæk – Receptionist

Eksterne henvisninger

Danske film fra 2002
Oscar for bedste kortfilm
Kortfilm fra Danmark
Film fra Danmark (administrationskategori)


"I remember my first akward attempts on a wet sheet. It was under the watchful eye of Henri Tournier at a painting workshop in Côtes d'Arey, a village near my own.
It was here I discovered the world of watercolours and the magic of pastels.
My fingers touched the canvas and little by little an image came to life: a need emerged to dabble in paints with brushes, knives and to move onto bigger productions.
Interacting with other artists and the joy of discovering new techniques allows me to progress in the wonderful world of painting.
I would like to share my work with you, nature seen through my eyes. Discover my passion, my feelings, my « lifesaver »."
Thanks to Séverine for the site and Paula for the translation.


Ethylmalonic encephalopathy (EE) is a rare metabolic disorder characterized by psychomotor regression and generalized hypotonia, which progresses into spastic tetraparesis, dystonia and global neurological failure. MRI shows necrotic lesions in the basal ganglia and brainstem. The encephalopathy is typically accompanied by petechia and orthostatic acrocyanosis. Chronic diarrhea is also common. Most patients with EE have been from the Mediterranean basin or Arabic peninsula.
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Tiranti et al., (2009) Nature Med 15:200-205.
Molecular confirmation of a suspected biochemical diagnosis.
Testing of patients suspected of having a creatine deficiency syndrome.
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