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Q: Red exclamation in Eclipse after build - on classes dir First, there are no problems with my build path, and there's no problem in the "problems" window regarding this error.  What happens is:

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*I check a project out of SVN

*I then build that project

*SVN "version" and link gets removed from classes and build directories (and red ! appears)

*I can no longer commit project as a whole, as I get this error:
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Working copy 'C:\Users\<me>\Documents\eclipseSDK\<project>\classes' is missing or not locked

*It's NOT missing, it just was "refreshed" during build
I've also tried to delete the dir on the SVN side, but the red arrows still appear and committing throws an error - even though those dirs are no longer part of the checked resources.
Also, basically, any "Team" menu option will no longer work on those two dirs, if I try to Team>Add to Version Control, nothing shows up in the Resources window.
I don't even know if I care about the red exclamation as much as just getting those two dirs out of the SVN process.  Like I said, I've deleted on the SVN side even, so they are no longer there.

A: Are your compiled classes file part of your Subversion repository? If so, GET RID OF THEM FROM SUBVERSION!.
Sorry about the screaming, but files that can be built (like classes and jar files) should not be stored in version control. It just doesn't make sense.
Source control allows you to see the history of changes. You can see who made what changes in the source, but you can't do that in class files or jars. Source control allows you to branch and merge changes. You can't do that with class files. And, they go stale very quickly. No one cares about class files that were built last month.
The biggest issue is sheer size. Binary files don't diff well (and many version control systems don't even try). Let's say you build 15 megabytes worth of class files each time you do a build. That's probably at least 12 megabytes added to your repository each and every time. With in a year, you could be adding, 1 gigabyte to your repository. You can easily end up with the vast majority (and I mean in the 90% range of your source repository being nothing more than compiled code. Compiled code that no one cares about. Compiled code that can't help you understand your development history. Compiled code that clogs up your repository.
Go to your classes directory, and do an revert from the Team menu on that directory. You'll lose all of your changes, but so what? They shouldn't be there. This will set things up, so you can at least commit your changes.
Then, delete that classes directory and all of its contents from Subversion and commit. Eclipse will create the directory when it does a build, and you can make the directory in Ant's build file before you compile the code. You should then set an svn:ignore property on the directory parent to prevent people from checking in the classes directory.
If you need to store jar files for other projects to use, use a release repository. In fact, use a  Maven repository like Artifactory or Nexus. You don't have to use Maven. Ant can use Ivy to fetch the files from a Maven repository, or you can simply use URLs to download the files as needed via wget or the <get/> task in Ant.

OK, I deleted [build & classes] from local, and deleted from SVN. Made a minor edit to a file, just to be able to run Commit - which worked fine.

That's good.

Both local & SVN were in sync. build & classes are (and were) part of ANT build file, so ran build again. build & classes reappeared (with ? this time), and added to svn:ignore.

Any file that's not in the repository will show up with a question mark. Those question marks will disappear if you add the svn:ignore property to the parent directory with classes, sync, and build in it.

Made another file change, but now I cannot commit the entire project, as I'm getting more/different errors now (e.g. "out of date").

The out of date means that someone somewhere modified a file that was in the repository and committed it. It's very likely that the change is one of the *.class files that you removed. You will have to do an update before a commit. When you do the update, you will likely see a lot of conflicts where a class file was changed, but you had removed it. Resolve these changes, update, and commit again.
By the way, I have a pre-commit hook that is useful in this situation. First, it can prevent people from adding that classes directory to the repository (and any files under it). Second it can make sure that the svn:ignore is setup correctly.


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from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function, unicode_literals

from pants.build_graph.files import Files

class Resources(Files):
  """Resource files.

  Looking for loose files in your JVM application bundle? Those are `bundle <#bundle>`_\\s.

  Resources are files included in deployable units like Java jars or Python wheels and accessible
  via language-specific APIs.

  :API: public
  """

  @classmethod
  def alias(cls):
    return 'resources'

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I had a photo shoot yesterday in an office building in San Francisco. Once everything was set up it was time to wait for the subject to show up. I looked out the window an d noticed the empty rooftop parking garage below. The lines reminded me of the #hashtag symbol (well sort of, I know it is bit of a reach).
There is a lot of new building construction in San Francisco, not everyone in town is happy about it, but I like to see all the cranes and activity. Makes the city feel more alive and growing.
I understand why people are opposed to change, and this rapid growth of the San Francisco skyline sure does represent change. But, change is needed to revitalize our lives. Without change, or entropy or the passage of time we would not be here.
Change may be good or bad, but one thing I can say for sure, it will be different.
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The Pra Putta Jao Pratap Sadtw series was created using exactly the same formula as the original Wicha from LP Parn, who in turn received it from a mysterious Chee Ba Khaw. The complete Wicha was composed of six different Pim (at least those which are accepted as Pra Niyom preferred category amulets).They are found in various coloured clays ranging from beige, brown, yellowish-white, reddish brown and terracotta red, as well as dark gray/blackish color. Each Pim had various versions pressed from differing block presses (Block Mae Pim).
The different animal steeds found in the vavious models of the Pra Pim Pra Putta Jao Pratap Sadtw amulets Wicha LP Parn - LP Ruesi Ling Dam, have specific powers; 1. 'Paya Krut' (Garuda), possesses Protection, Commanding Power, and Promotion - good for Civil Servants and those is positions of office 2. Hanuman (Vanora Monkey God), possesses Maha Amnaj Commanding Power, Klaew Klaad and Kong Grapan Protection, and is good for military and police officers, or those in positions of guard, or those in need of more influence. 3. Maen (Porcupine), possesses the power to protect against poisonous animals, and deadly attacks from wild animals, and to survive deadly disasters and accidents. Good for those who travel often or have to go into the forest, the wilderness, or travel in on the road and in the air in vehicles a lot. 4. Gai (Rooster), possesses Sanaeh Metta seductive mercy charm, to enchant and win friends, customers and turn enemies into friends - this Pim is good for business and commerce. 5. Nok (Bird), possesses the power to protect by forewarning with a bird's eye view (hunches and telltale signs), and to reap strong harvests in farming, and to protect on long journeys, especially if travelling to other lands. 6. Pla (Fish), this model brings business success and growth, with increased profits, and protects on maritime journeys in boats. Recommended as a protection and Business improver for Merchant Navy officers. In Olden Days, Floating Market traders in Thailand highly preferred this amulet.


Law of the Jungle is a South Korean reality-documentary show on SBS. It was first aired on October 21, 2011. This show is a hybrid of reality-variety television, natural documentaries, and human drama; a new concept of programming. The cast of celebrities travel to primitive, natural places to survive on their own and experience life with local tribes and people. Originally airing as Kim Byung-man's Law of the Jungle after the creator and "clan leader" Kim Byung-man, "Kim Byung-man's" was eventually dropped from the title. Special editions of the program air as well featuring a different cast not in the regular time slot. Law of the Jungle W features an all-female cast and generally airs during the Seollal and Chuseok holidays. Law of the Jungle K features celebrities with their children, and has aired as a Seollal special in 2013.


Read below for travel health advice on Denmark from the MDtravelhealth channel on Red Planet Travel.
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In general, no special immunizations or medications are necessary for travel to Denmark. In view of a recent measles outbreak, all travelers should be sure they are fully immunized against measles, as below.
In the summer of 2006, two children who had been swimming in the Baltic Sea developed wound infections caused by Vibrio species. Both children had compromised immune systems. See Eurosurveillance for details. Wound infections caused by Vibrio species may progress rapidly and be life-threatening, especially in those with limited immune defenses. Those with chronic illnesses or open wounds should avoid swimming in the Baltic Sea during the warm weather months.
An outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza ("bird flu") was reported in May 2006 from a backyard poultry holding in Funen County (see Eurosurveillance). No poultry cases have been reported since that time and no human cases have been identified. Outbreaks of other types of avian influenza have also been reported from Danish farms, but these are of low pathogenicity and pose little risk to humans. Most travelers are at extremely low risk for avian influenza, since almost all human cases in other countries have occurred in those who have had direct contact with live, infected poultry, or sustained, intimate contact with family members suffering from the disease. The World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control do not advise against travel to countries affected by avian influenza, but recommend that travelers to affected areas should avoid exposure to live poultry, including visits to poultry farms and open markets with live birds; should not touch any surfaces that might be contaminated with feces from poultry or other animals; and should make sure all poultry and egg products are thoroughly cooked. A vaccine for avian influenza was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but produces adequate antibody levels in fewer than half of recipients and is not commercially available. The vaccines for human influenza do not protect against avian influenza. Anyone who develops fever and flu-like symptoms after travel to Denmark should seek immediate medical attention, which may include testing for avian influenza. For further information, go to the World Health Organization, Health Canada, the Centers for Disease Control, and ProMED-mail.
A measles outbreak was reported from the Scandinavian region of Øresund in January 2006, resulting in 18 cases as of late March (nine in Denmark and nine in Sweden). All the Danish patients resided on Zealand, mostly in the greater Copenhagen area. See Eurosurveillance for further information. A small measles outbreak was reported from North Jutland in January 2002 (see Eurosurveillance). All travelers to Denmark should make sure they are fully immunized against measles, as above.
A small number of cases of bovine spongiform encephalopathy ("mad cow disease") have been identified, but transmission to humans has not been reported to date. At present, the risk of acquiring variant CJD from European beef appears to be extraordinarily low, at most about one in 10 billion servings. The Centers for Disease Control does not advise against eating European beef, but suggests that travelers who wish to reduce their risk may either abstain from beef while in Europe or eat only solid pieces of muscle meat, such as steak, rather than products like sausage or chopped meat that might be contaminated. There is no evidence of any risk from pork, lamb, milk or milk products. For recent updates, go to ProMED-mail.
Legionnaires' disease is reported more frequently from Denmark than from other European countries, but this may be due to increased awareness of the disease among physicians in Denmark, resulting in more frequent diagnoses, rather than increased prevalence compared to other countries. See Weekly Epidemiological Record for details.
Tick-borne encephalitis is reported from Bornholm Island. The disease had not been reported from elsewhere in Denmark until September 2009, when two cases were described in northern Zealand (see Eurosurveillance). Travelers to Bornholm Island should consider vaccination against tick-borne encephalitis (not available in the United States) if they expect to participate in activities which involve leaving the designated paths in woods or scrubland. See Eurosurveillance for further information.
Psittacosis may be transmitted by infected birds.
For detailed information concerning communicable diseases in Denmark, go to the Statens Serum Institut website. For further infectious disease statistics, go to EpiNorth (click on EpiData from the menu on the left).
For an ambulance in Denmark and the Faeroe Islands, dial 112.
A visitor to Denmark faces no special health risks, as the overall health conditions are excellent. No special inoculations are required. Any needed immunization is available in Copenhagen. Although Danish law is strict about commercial processing, cooking, handling, and serving of foods, consumers are advised to show caution when using eggs and preparing poultry, as salmonella bacteria has been found in these products. All milk and tap water is safe to drink.
Because Denmark is almost entirely surrounded by sea, it has a moderate, maritime climate. The average temperatures range from 32F in February to 62F in July. Temperatures vary slightly from day to night. Average annual rainfall is 24 inches. Days are short in winter, with about 5 hours of daylight in December and January. Daylight in summer lasts 16-18 hours on clear days.
Danish medical care is of high quality and is comparable to the medical care one finds throughout Western Europe. Diagnostic laboratories and specialists in all fields of medicine are available. Hospitals are well-equipped, and maternity hospitals and many clinics are available. Most doctors and dentists speak English.
The system for providing care in Denmark is different from that in the United States.
Danish citizens and permanent residents of Denmark qualify for free hospitalization and medical treatment under the Danish National Health Service. However, medical treatment and hospital care, covered by the Danish National Health Service, may require referral from a general practitioner, which often creates long waiting periods. To avoid waiting time in these situations, patients may choose to seek medical and hospital care privately as paying patients.
Tourists do not qualify for treatment under the Danish National Health Service, except in cases of emergency. If, however, the medical facility determines that the emergency occurred as a result of a pre-existing condition, the tourist must be prepared to pay for all services received.
Most medicines are available locally. They may not, however, be the same brand names as those used in the United States and prices are generally higher than in the U.S. Tourists should bring a supply of the medicine that they know they will need. In case of emergency - ambulance - fire - police - dial 112.
High quality medical care is widely available. Emergency medical treatment is free, but the patient is charged for follow-up care. For an online list of physicians and hospitals in Denmark, which includes a general introduction to health care in Denmark, go to the U.S. Embassy website. On the Faroe Islands, facilities may be limited; medical evacuation may be necessary for serious illness.
Americans living in or visiting Denmark are encouraged to register at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Copenhagen and obtain updated information on travel and security within Denmark. The U.S. Embassy is located at Dag Hammarskjolds Alle 24; 2100 Copenhagen, Tel: (45) 35-55-31-44. Fax: (45) 35-43-02-23. After hours emergencies: Tel: (45) 35-55-92-70. Information is also available via the U.S. Embassy home page at http://www.usembassy.dk. The U.S. has no consular presence in Greenland or the Faeroe Islands.
Been to Denmark recently? What is the current health situation there? Do you have any information on the place. Is the information on this page as you found it?
Check out our page on Denmark for information on how to get there, accommodation, video and reviews.
Holiday home Solbaervangen Oksbol is located in Ans. The accommodation will provide you with a TV and a DVD player. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a bath or shower.
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Holiday Home Tange Søvej is located in Bjerringbro. The accommodation will provide you with a TV and a terrace. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Featuring a shower, the private bathroom also come with a bath.
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The mountains of Rwanda are considered some of the most amazing in all of Africa and even the world. They are home to the incredible mountain gorillas.
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For this website, the Madison Sq. Playground in NY was photographed and conceptualized. The website is an experimental experience where one gets to explore the abstract shapes that allude to the games at the park.
Morse code type explores the intersection between sound and type. Different spectrums of color carry a different vibration of sound that can be identified as "white noise". With the use of the morse type, that was used as a form of sound communication and code, the website unveils different worlds of sound pertaining to their color and atmosphere.
The five emotional stages of life include; birth, trust, purpose, love, wisdom and death. With this random poem generator, these stages are represented as ephemeral components of life. The disappearing of the poems generates new phrases that allude to each emotional stage, making in almost a poetic and interactive experience.
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Man stabbed to death after argument over Popeyes chicken sandwich
By The Citizen on November 5, 2019
(CNN) — A man was stabbed to death Monday at a Maryland Popeyes after what appears to have been an argument over the restaurant's re-released chicken sandwich, police said.
The victim, a 28-year-old man, was stabbed outside the restaurant around 7 p.m., Prince George's County Police spokeswoman Jennifer Donelan said at a news conference Monday. He had been in line for a chicken sandwich when he and another man got into an argument, which spilled onto the street, Donelan said. Police believe the argument began over someone cutting in line.
"For you to get that angry over anything … and to develop into this type of violence, again, is a very sad and tragic day," Donelan said.
Officers who arrived on the scene applied lifesaving measures until the man was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead, Donelan said.
Police are still looking for the suspect. Donelan asked the suspect and people who were in the restaurant at the time to reach out to detectives.
"We are looking for a male, and that male knows who he is," Donelan said. "He knows what he did here tonight, and he needs to do the right thing and he needs to step up and turn himself in."
CNN has reached out to Popeyes for a statement.
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Nearly 15 months after the Goa Assembly Elections, the Congress party on Thursday said that it will stake claim to form the government in the state. The party is likely to march 16 of its MLAs to the Raj Bhawan tomorrow, News18 reported. Congress Goa in-charge Chella Kumar is expected to leave for Goa today and meet the Governor tomorrow. The development comes a day after Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala invited BJP's Yeddyurappa to form government in the state.
"In 2017, we won 17 seats & were single largest party & continue to be but Governor chose to invite the BJP which had 13 seats. In Karnataka, Governor invited BJP as they are the single largest party. So, we appeal to Governor to invite us to form govt.
Soon after the development, Tejashwi Yadav requested the Bihar Governor to invite the RJD to form the government in the state. "We also request the Bihar Governor to dissolve the state government & like in Karnataka invite the single largest party, which in Bihar is the RJD," Tejashwi Yadav said. Yadav further announced that the party would be holding a one-day dharna to protest against the "murder of democracy".


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From Steve: Don't forget about the successful farmer who was outstanding in his field. Or the one who found it a harrowing experience. Or the one who procrastinated, saying to himself "lettuce just see what turns-up".
From Rodney: I became a sheep farmer for the sheer enjoyment of it.
As for me: I'd rather be a dairy farmer, then I can milk these puns for all their worth. Hay, it's a living. So moove over Steve and Rod. Just don't have a cow when you realize I horned in on your jokes and am steering this thing. And don't give me any . . . you know.
How Now Brown Cow - Let's have some more fun with Open Post Tuesday.


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The Last Shot (2004, Jeff Nathanson)
2004, ⓏⒺⓇⓄ, Comedy, Film	by Andrew Wickliffe 21 March 2008 18 November 2020
The Last Shot is a comedy–and a funny one–but I'm not sure it qualifies as a story. It's an idea for a movie–the FBI fakes producing a movie to catch mobsters, hiring Hollywood wannabes without telling them–but Nathanson's execution of the idea is flawed. Alec Baldwin's FBI agent is lying to would-be director Matthew Broderick for the entire movie and Nathanson expects the audience to think it's funny. He mistreats his characters, not because they deserve it (though he does give Broderick an unimportant deception late in the film–Baldwin's clear except the whole faking a movie production), but because he can move the story and get laughs out of it. The beginning, thanks to Baldwin's excellent performance, suggests the film's going to be a lot better than it turns out, but once Calista Flockhart shows up screaming obscenities (look everyone, Ally McBeal swearing), it's pretty obvious Nathanson's really cheap.
But it's still a Hollywood comedy–that inane (but watchable) genre, which has produced maybe one good film in the last twenty years–and Nathanson is funny. He gets Joan Cusack to be funny, not hard, but she's real funny. He's got Robert Evans offering wacky cut-in commentary on the story. Every time Evans breaks in, it cuts a scene (Evans is wearing some great clothes, but I assume they're just his) awkwardly and it becomes clear Nathanson doesn't have any regard for his own movie either, at least not in terms of it being a worthwhile narrative. As a series of jokes and tricks, he seems to respect it.
Tony Shalhoub is also good, but lots of the supporting cast misfires. Tim Blake Nelson is never believable as Broderick's brother and Buck Henry's small part would have been much more interesting if someone besides Buck Henry had been playing it. Broderick's no good, but the character's supposed to be lame (see, he has friends who play the guitar and sing songs about him, we're supposed to laugh at him… the only way Nathanson could have done anything halfway honest with this film was to give it a Beaver Trilogy viewer self-awareness moment, but those aren't funny, so no way Nathanson's doing it). Toni Collette's funny here too, real good even, in terms of acting, even though her character's moronic. I think it was when Collette showed up, I really started feeling bad for The Last Shot. The cast list sounds good, but watching it… it's embarrassingly pointless.
Nathanson's got some other funny things–except he can't seem to keep it set in 1985, not when he drops Sundance references and the like–but he ends it on a sentimental tone and the movie certainly never earned it. The music by Rolfe Kent's a constant annoyance and, otherwise, the film's technically uninteresting. But Baldwin's real good and it's so funny at times, it's practically acceptable. Though, given Nathanson's history as a blockbuster ghostwriter, one might think he'd know it doesn't make any sense to have Baldwin be movie crazy in the third act without establishing it in the first. Rifle on the wall and all.
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Directed by Jeff Nathanson; screenplay by Nathanson, based on a magazine article by Steve Fishman; director of photography, John Lindley; edited by David Rosenbloom; music by Rolfe Kent; production designer, William Arnold; produced by Larry Brezner and David Hoberman; released by Touchstone Pictures.
Starring Alec Baldwin (Joe Devine), Matthew Broderick (Steven Schats), Toni Collette (Emily French), Tony Shalhoub (Tommy Sanz), Calista Flockhart (Valerie Weston), Tim Blake Nelson (Marshal Paris), Buck Henry (Lonnie Bosco) and Ray Liotta (Jack Devine).
Alec BaldwinCalista FlockhartMatthew BroderickRay LiottaThe Last ShotTim Blake NelsonToni ColletteTony Shalhoub
Strange Cargo (1940, Frank Borzage)
Tell Me Something (1999, Chang Yoon-hyun)


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The trade that everyone will think they're a genius for dreaming up is to sell the copper spike we just mentioned. You know, sell the news, etc.
But the (non)-disruption in Chile isn't the real story.
The real story, as pointed out by Waverly Advisers, is the build up LME copper stockpiles, which might suggest a top-out in demand, though even that's not totally clear.


The Portuguese Cultural Centre is having a New Generation Dance. Every year the Centre organizes a dinner and dance fundraiser for the younger generation to come and experience Portuguese food and culture. There will also be music and dancing.
Doors open at 5:00 pm, dinner is served at 7:00 pm and the dance starts at 9:00 pm. For further details and tickets to reserve seating, please contact Maria Viegas at 604-327-1010 during the week between the hours of 2:00 pm and 9:00 pm.


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Crystal Structure of a PHD finger bound to histone H3 T3ph peptide
DOI: 10.2210/pdb5FB0/pdb
Classification: TRANSCRIPTION/STRUCTURAL PROTEIN
Expression System: Escherichia coli BL21(DE3)
Mutation(s): 3
Deposition Author(s): Li, H., Zhang, X.
Funding Organization(s): Major State Basic Research Development Program
Resolution: 2.702 Å
Multifaceted Histone H3 Methylation and Phosphorylation Readout by the Plant Homeodomain Finger of Human Nuclear Antigen Sp100C
Zhang, X., Zhao, D., Xiong, X., He, Z., Li, H.
(2016) J.Biol.Chem. 291: 12786-12798
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M116.721159
The decoding of histone post-translational modifications by chromatin-binding modules ("readers") constitutes one major mechanism of epigenetic regulation. Nuclear antigen Sp100 (SPECKLED, 100 kDa), a constitutive component of the promyelocytic leuke ...
The decoding of histone post-translational modifications by chromatin-binding modules ("readers") constitutes one major mechanism of epigenetic regulation. Nuclear antigen Sp100 (SPECKLED, 100 kDa), a constitutive component of the promyelocytic leukemia nuclear bodies, plays key roles in intrinsic immunity and transcriptional repression. Sp100C, a splicing isoform specifically up-regulated upon interferon stimulation, harbors a unique tandem plant homeodomain (PHD) finger and bromodomain at its C terminus. Combining structural, quantitative binding, and cellular co-localization studies, we characterized Sp100C PHD finger as an unmethylated histone H3 Lys(4) (H3K4me0) reader that tolerates histone H3 Thr(3) phosphorylation (H3T3ph), histone H3 Lys(9) trimethylation (H3K9me3), and histone H3 Ser(10) phosphorylation (H3S10ph), hallmarks associated with the mitotic chromosome. In contrast, whereas H3K4me0 reader activity is conserved in Sp140, an Sp100C paralog, the multivalent tolerance of H3T3ph, H3K9me3, and H3S10ph was lost for Sp140. The complex structure determined at 2.1 Å revealed a highly coordinated lysine ϵ-amine recognition sphere formed by an extended N-terminal motif for H3K4me0 readout. Interestingly, reader pocket rigidification by disulfide bond formation enhanced H3K4me0 binding by Sp100C. An additional complex structure solved at 2.7 Å revealed that H3T3ph is recognized by the arginine residue, Arg(713), that is unique to the PHD finger of Sp100C. Consistent with a restrictive cellular role of Sp100C, these results establish a direct chromatin targeting function of Sp100C that may regulate transcriptional gene silencing and promyelocytic leukemia nuclear body-mediated intrinsic immunity in response to interferon stimulation.
From the Ministry of Education Key Laboratory of Protein Sciences, Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Structural Biology, Department of Basic Medical Sciences, School of Medicine, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084 and.
Nuclear autoantigen Sp-100
A, C
184 Homo sapiens Mutation(s): 3
Gene Names: SP100
Find proteins for P23497 (Homo sapiens)
Go to Gene View: SP100
Go to UniProtKB: P23497
Full Protein Feature View for P23497
Peptide from Histone H3
D, F
15 Homo sapiens Mutation(s): 0
Gene Names: HIST1H3A, HIST1H3B, HIST1H3C, HIST1H3D, HIST1H3E, HIST1H3F, HIST1H3G, HIST1H3H, HIST1H3I, HIST1H3J (H3FA, H3FL, H3FC, H3FB, H3FD, H3FI, H3FH, H3FK, H3FF, H3FJ)
Go to Gene View: HIST1H3A HIST1H3B HIST1H3C HIST1H3D HIST1H3E HIST1H3F HIST1H3G HIST1H3H HIST1H3I HIST1H3J
Query on ZN
ZINC ION
PTFCDOFLOPIGGS-UHFFFAOYSA-N
Query on TPO
L-PEPTIDE LINKING C4 H10 N O6 P THR
Space Group: C 1 2 1
a = 83.830 α = 90.00
b = 99.160 β = 93.17
c = 53.716 γ = 90.00
MOLREP phasing
PHENIX refinement
HKL-2000 data scaling
Entry History & Funding Information
Grant Number
Major State Basic Research Development Program China 2015CB910503


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"Is SpaceX's Satellite Internet Project in Trouble?" asked Forbes.
"Musk shakes up SpaceX in race to make satellite launch window," reported Reuters.
"SpaceX's Starlink satellites 'happy and healthy' as Elon Musk fires managers and VP," wrote Teslarati (a Musk-watchers website).


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package org.teachingkidsprogramming.section02methods.Variations;

import org.teachingextensions.logo.Tortoise;
import org.teachingextensions.logo.utils.ColorUtils.PenColors;
import org.teachingextensions.virtualproctor.VirtualProctor;

public class Houses4
{
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
    VirtualProctor.setClassName("Palm Digital");
    VirtualProctor.setName("Tharushi");
    Tortoise.show();
    Tortoise.setSpeed(3);
    Tortoise.setX(0);
    int height = 40;
    drawHouse(height);
    drawHouse(120);
    drawHouse(90);
    drawHouse(20);
  }
  private static void drawHouse(int height)
  {
    Tortoise.setPenColor(PenColors.getRandomColor());
    Tortoise.move(height);
    //start roof
    slantedRoof();
    //end roof
    Tortoise.move(height);
    Tortoise.turn(-90);
    Tortoise.move(20);
    Tortoise.turn(-90);
  }
  private static void slantedRoof()
  {
    Tortoise.move(15);
    Tortoise.turn(120);
    Tortoise.move(30);
    Tortoise.turn(60);
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}


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Aico Headline Sponsor at local sporting event
Recently, Aico proudly sponsored the Oswestry 10k on Sunday 17th October, the annual flagship running event from local organisation, Adrenaline Sporting Events. The running event is a big hit with beginners and experienced runners alike, and is a significant date in the local calendar.
Oswestry 10k is always an exciting event, being on Aico's doorstep they were delighted to be headline sponsor. Aico strive to push local businesses and events forward in any way they can through their Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, Aico In The Community. The event commenced at 9am on Sunday 17th October and saw over 700 runners take part including 11 Aico colleagues from across the UK. Aico's Regional Specification Managers Carl Traynor and Danny Smith came from far and wide to support the event with Carl travelling from Liverpool and Danny travelling over four hours to take part. A number of Aico colleagues were also on hand providing support as volunteers, marshalling the runners and handing out drinks and snacks to the finishers.
Aico and Adrenaline Sporting Events were also delighted to have local charity Hope House and Tŷ Gobaith as a partner for the event. Aico are a long time partner and Business Champion of Hope House, the local Centre of Excellence for children's palliative care who ensure every family facing the death of a child gets the very best care and support when and where they need it.
Alan Lewis, Founder and Owner of Adrenaline Sporting Events was delighted with the event commenting "I was thrilled with the way the event went and can't thank Aico enough for being headline sponsor. Seeing so many runners from all over the UK was a really nice feeling. The town was really buzzing and seeing all the cafes busy was really good to see."
Lizzie Williams, Marketing Executive for Aico took part in the 10k and added "This was my first 10k race, I trained with a colleague twice a week and we were aiming for a time of 1 hour and 10 minutes. We achieved 1 hour and 7 minutes, so I was extremely proud of us for completing the race and quicker than we hoped for! Oswestry is an ideal location being local for our colleagues to volunteer on the day, the atmosphere and motivation from them before setting off was amazing! Overall, it was a fantastic experience, the route was challenging but the support was phenomenal, and I cannot wait for next year!"
Adrenaline Sporting Events aims to provide market leading and innovative event experiences making Aico, the European Leader in Home Life Safety, the perfect partner. Throughout the year, Aico have supported a number of events; in August Aico supported the inaugural Pedal the Borders cycling event hosting the start and finish of the route. Multiple colleagues volunteered and took part to raise money for local charity, Lingen Davies Cancer Fund.
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"In the past 6 months, I experienced many things and do a lot of fun activities. I really enjoyed the beauty and the cold weather of Washington. While I am enjoying my exchange year, I learned a lot of lessons which I can apply to my entire life. This journey is a life changing and I am excited about other things that will come in my remaining days.
One of my biggest achievement is being part of Boy Scout of America. We do a lot of campings and community service which taught me how to become a responsible person. I am also part of Key club and we did many fun activities. Because of these youth groups, I got an idea on how to start helping my community back home. I am so excited to implement my plans and do some actions to make it possible.
I am also enjoying our activities in PAX. We travel a lot and do some games with other exchange students. I am so grateful that I am part of an active cluster.
My host family is one of the best because they are so kind to me and they want me to have a good exchange year. They are very supportive in all of my plans and they help me every time I am confused about school stuff. I am so blessed to be in this kind of family.
As an Ambassador of Goodwill, I am proud to say that I did my very best to present our country in different activities like International Education Week, International Cultural Show, and more.
Thank you so much KL-YES for letting me experience this kind of opportunity to develop my skills and learn from people around the world".


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During the year 1971, Ward was authorized to the infantry. A lot of number of various assignments in the United States and overseas tours in many different countries around the world are included in the military service of William Ward. His African Command was renounced to General Carter F. Ham.
Ward was still on active duty because together with a pending investigation made by the Department of Defense of the United States even if there was already a retirement ceremony that happened on April of 2011. The investigation was already running for 17 months already and there was a ruling that was pending regarding the case. When Ward was still the head of Africa Command, there were a lot of allegations stating that he would allow his family and other unauthorized people to use the government planes, and spend a lot of money on transportation, hotel rooms, and other types of expenses. On a particular trip, Ward spent a huge amount of taxpayer money and that was according to a report by the Pentagon.


After 18+ years of competing in agility and training three rescue Border Collies to 2 ADCh's and a PDCh, I was able to pursue my bucket list item of training a herding dog with Rooster. We're just starting out and I can't say enough about how talented, trainable and balanced he is. I live on a ranch in rural Idaho without a lot of opportunities to socialize a puppy, but Rooster is unflappable with dogs and people. He is great with my grandkids who range from 3 year old noisy twin girls to a fourth grader. He does well with adults too. I've taken him to a busy farmer's market, agility and herding trials with no issues. He handles the hustle and bustle in stride.
I raised Rooster to be a herding dog and have done very little agility training. In that limited training, he did earn a P1 USDAA jumpers leg, his first time in the ring. He's a good jumper with plenty of power. He's very quick and agile and I have no doubt he could complete an ADCh and put down competitive times.
As a herding dog, he is kind to his stock and has a good sense of balance. He takes pressure well and is biddable. He's a good shedder and nice at the pen, holding his side with patience and finesse. I've never seen him back down from a sheep and rarely grips. He will also work cattle. We did some trialing his Nursery year and he placed 2ndin a USBCHA sanctioned trial. After his run the judge commented "nice dog".
Rooster is a fun loving guy who could go any or several directions in dog sports. He's easy to live with at home and to travel with. He'll try anything and gives 100%.
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As a follow up to the Neoga High School student who has been expelled from school for having a firearm in his vehicle, additional information has been obtained.
According to court records, Logan Baker was charged with a Class A Misdemeanor for possession of a firearm without a Firearms Owner Identification card (FOID). We have been unable to confirm if he has a FOID card and simply did not have it with him or if he does not have one at all. Those records are exempt under the Freedom of Information Act.
As I shared in this article, the punishment should fit the crime and the State's Attorney has prosecutorial discretion in the matter. If the student broke the law, no matter how much we disagree with the law on this, he 'could' be prosecuted. However, as we all know, the level of prosecution must be balanced with all the facts, of which we may never know until an actual court hearing. The legal system takes time and sadly for this student, that will hurt him more than help him.
For those wishing to help this young man fight the madness of this system, we encourage you to donate to the cause so that he can obtain decent legal council on this matter. A "Go Fund Me' site has been set up at this link.
In regards to the School Board and their zero tolerance policy, one can only wonder how such a policy can be placed on them for things they have done that truly have harmed the taxpayers? I seem to recall bond money designated for one purpose being used for a parking lot. Or their continued effort to raise property taxes because of their disregard for proper fiscal management of the Administration in the past.
Neoga School board may consider having their next meeting in a room large enough for hundreds of people as I think this issue is going to concern enough people that they are going to want answers.
Is it true that drugs and or drug paraphernalia were confiscated from the school that day and no one was suspended or expelled?
Is it true that an Administrator has told a student to go home for having a gun in his vehicle and nothing else was done in the past?
Is it true the 'part-time' Superintendent threatened an Administrator's position if the punishment issued didn't happen as demanded?
Is it true bond money designated for a specific purpose was used for a parking lot instead of the designated purpose?
Ask them to explain the back door referendums they passed in the past.
Is it legal to use students to hand out papers on school property for Neoga Community Alliance that is pushing for a tax increase?
Can those opposing it pass out their information on school property?
I understand that there is a special board meeting being held January 20, 2016 at the Neoga High School. I urge every citizen that believes this board's punishment on this student is too excessive for the situation at hand, come and speak at the meeting.
I don't think this even comes close to what Marshalls basketball players did abusing animals…just saying…BS to Neoga and Marshall High Schools….
Can you re-refer me to the Illinois Statute someone associated with your group referenced that shows this was a local board decision and not already mandated by the state?
because nothing bad has ever happened from a child bringing a firearm to school. this child broke the law, endangered fellow students, and is lucky to still have his freedom. what purpose is there for bringing a firearm to school?
because a previous incident (from another student) of this same thing led to no punishment, this student did not intentionally and purposely bring it to school, and drugs and drug paraphernalia confiscated that same day at he school led to only minimal punishment – even though school policy lists drugs and guns as essentially the same level of bad behavior.
so because a previous incident was mishandled, all future incidents should be as well? seems to me that the you should keep this in mind come election time. if someone steals from you and gets away, should the next person that steals from you get away just to be fair? how do you unintentionally place a firearm in your vehicle and bring it to school? if that if the case then i suspect there is a parental issue at hand. im not certain of IL gun laws but i believe that firearms must be secured in a case while in a vehicle. a foid card must be in your possession. firearms are illegal on school property. if this were to happen an in metro school district, how do you think this would be handled? should there be a double standard?
Not one student or faculty member was in any danger at any time. A sharpened pencil or baseball bat could do more damage than an empty firearm laying in the back seat of a truck. There was no ammunition in his vehicle. Yes he broke the law, but with that said he still has his freedom because there was no intent to do any harm. He had no "purpose" for bringing the hunting rifle to school, because there was no purpose period. Guns don't kill, people do and your comment shows ignorance on your part.
So sorry the BOARD didn't think this issue out completely before acting.
-Generally attributed to Admiral Yamamoto after the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor.
It may well turn out that the Neoga School District Superintendant, the principal or whoever forced the expulsion and police referral of this young man may be saying much the same as Admiral Yamamoto by this time next year.
FOID cards violate our RIGHT to keep & bear arms and is an infringement. On top of that, the state is taxing our right to keep & bear arms. According to the fascists in Illinois state govt, we don't have a RIGHT to keep & Bear arms unless we pay the FOID card tax. Next thing you know they will want to tax of freedom of speech & religion, we will have to pay a tax before we have the privilege. Don't want to be illegally searched & seized, pay a tax.
The oppressive fascist state of Illinois reduces our RIGHTS to a privilege, Defeat organized crime, don't elect commiecrats!


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At 6'4 and weighing in at over 17 stone, you'd think Scottish rugby internationalist, Kelly Brown, would have nothing to worry about when it comes to facing a crowd. But Brown (25) has needed to develop different strengths to challenge his lifelong experience of stammering. On Sunday 27 April he will be joining young Scots who stammer to tell his story at the British Stammering Association Scotland's 'Tellin' Stories' Open Day at The Scottish Storytelling Centre on Edinburgh's Royal Mile.


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The Secret Sisters—Laura and Lydia Rogers—grapple with love and loss on fourth album Saturn Return. Produced by Brandi Carlile and Phil and Tim Hanseroth, Saturn Return represents a new era of The Secret Sisters. For the first time in their ten-year recording career, the Grammy-nominated duo composed all of the songs without any co-writers and sang as individuals in the studio instead of relying solely on close harmony singing. Songs range from "Cabin," a powerful anthem written in the aftermath of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearings, to "Hold You Dear," a tender ballad about new motherhood.
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Home Private Equity News & Analysis VC fund raisers work hard for their money
VC fund raisers work hard for their money
As firms such as Pentech announce final closes of their early stage funds the sighs of relief are audible.
Early-stage fundraising is still mired in the fall-out from the collapse of the technology boom and funds are having to travel much further for much longer to raise anything approaching their original target fund totals. A number of funds have recently hobbled to first or final closings, trumpeting sometimes meagre commitments that two years ago would barely have merited a mention.
Pentech, the Scottish sister to buy-out specialists Penta Capital, has finally closed its early stage technology fund £2m over its original £20m target with a final contribution from the European Investment Fund. And Avlar Bioventures rolled out the red carpet for a £2m commitment from Yamanouchi, a Japanese pharmaceutical company. It was the first significant commitment to the £40m fund in 15 months. Avlar claimed it was still on target for a £75m final close.
Part of the problem is the poverty of returns from technology funds in the aftermath of the dotcom bubble. But poor returning technology funds have not only made fund raising difficult for themselves, but also for the life sciences players. The appetite for technology funds has diminished; their supply has shrivelled in the face of falling demand and it has left life science funds as the flavour of the month in the early-stage market. Investors are wary of flavours of the month though.
Kate Bingham, a partner at Schroder Ventures Life Sciences, is currently fundraising, she said: "We are finding it slower going. Investors are taking longer to make decisions. But we are well on track to hit $400m by March next year."
Bingham also pointed out that life sciences was an especially cyclical industry and that it was a long-term cycle. It made it hard for funds without a long track record of returning money to investors and it was harder still without a team that had worked together for a long time.
"We returned money in under two years from the first investment, but we'd not repaid the fund until five years in, and that is good going,' added Bingham, '40 per cent of the fund is still held at cost. It is at least a 10-year fund. Most life sciences funds take longer. You'll need an extension to deal with the tail."
To compound this, investors that are comfortable with the long-term nature of the funds often find the risk profile of early stage investments difficult in the current climate. The money therefore ends up going to a buy-out fund or a fund-of-funds.


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'THEY SCREWED UP'
Two Dumb Judges Sack Tom Brady—and Give Roger Goodell Godlike Powers
In enforcing the four-game suspension, the court has ruled, in essence, that it doesn't matter if he did anything wrong—the NFL is free to punish its players as it chooses.
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The NFL maligned one of its star employees through the press, planting conspiracy theories that were later proven to be incorrect.
Then it punished that player based solely on a conspiracy theory using a disciplinary system so arbitrary that Sports Illustrated formally renamed it the "Roger Goodell Random Punishment Generator."
And on Monday, a federal appeals court decided all of that was A-OK.
The four-game suspension NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell arbitrarily levied to Tom Brady—for potentially deflating footballs before winning the 2015 AFC Championship Game—is back on. The judges ruled, basically, that it doesn't matter if the New England Patriots quarterback did anything wrong. The NFL is now free to punish its players as it chooses, even if it's over the mere appearance of malfeasance.
"Our role is not to determine for ourselves whether Brady participated in a scheme to deflate footballs or whether the suspension imposed by the commissioner should have been for three games or five games or none at all," the judges said. "Our obligation is limited to determining whether the arbitration proceedings and award met the minimum legal standards established by the Labor Management Relations Act."
That's all well and good. Until you talk to a legal expert.
"They screwed up," said Roger Abrams, who teaches sports law at Northeastern University. "The whole decision is based on one fundamental error: The commissioner was not acting as an arbitrator. This is not arbitration. It's a managerial decision."
Since it was a managerial decision, Abrams said, the standard should have been that the NFL "can do anything but stand on their head," as long as it's not arbitrary and capricious. Lower court Judge Richard Berman had already ruled that the punishment was "fundamentally unfair" based on that standard.
This court, however, viewed Goodell as an arbitrator, even when the league effectively acknowledged just two weeks ago that, in cases like this, he isn't.
Goodell, remember, assigned out an investigation to Ted Wells that culminated in a 243-page report, and then handed off punishment duties VP Troy Vincent. The NFL confirmed on April 11 that Goodell couldn't hand off those powers if he wanted to act as an arbitrator, an admission that at the time was viewed as a massive whoops moment for the NFL.
Well, whoops, it didn't matter at all. Just as it always tends to with the NFL.
"We see no impropriety and certainly no fundamental unfairness because the resolution of this matter fell well within the broad discretion afforded arbitrators," the decision states.
Don't forget, of course, that this was a "fundamentally fair" system run by a league that leaked a report stating 11 of 12 game footballs were substantially deflated when, whoops again, it turns out just one was.
And don't forget, either, that this is the same "fundamentally fair" system that allowed domestic abusers to get two-game suspensions that become indefinite suspensions while, whoops once more, potentially deflated footballs will run you four games.
Actually, go ahead and forget it.
We've been talking about deflated footballs for 15 months, while the league's players are dying from football.
Just try to remember how good the NFL is at railroading its own players—on and off the field—as it unravels.
"What this is," said Abrams, "is a reaffirmation of the rule that commissioners win."


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Staff Sgt. Salvatore A. Giunta
B (Battle) Company, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Airborne Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, V Corps, Vicenza, Italy
Parents: Steven and Rosemary Giunta
Wife: Jennifer Giunta
Born: Iowa, 1985
Hometown: Grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he graduated from John F. Kennedy High School.
Assignments: Staff Sgt. Giunta enlisted in the U.S. Army in November 2003. He attended Infantry One Station Unit Training and the Basic Airborne Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, before being assigned to the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, Vicenza, Italy, on May 24, 2004.
Staff Sgt. Giunta, who was promoted to his current rank in August 2009, has served in B (Battle) Company, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Airborne Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, V Corps, Vicenza, Italy, his entire time in the Army. He currently serves as the Rear Detachment Non-commissioned Officer-in-Charge (NCOIC) of Battle Company, responsible for the health, welfare, morale, training, and accountability of all assigned Sky Soldiers, and works side-by-side with other Rear Detachment Company NCOICs to ensure all unit family members are well taken care of while their Soldier spouse is deployed to Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom X.
Staff Sgt. Giunta's professionalism and proficiency is further demonstrated by his graduation from the NBC (Nuclear, Chemical, Biological) Defense Course, Unit Armorer's Course, Combat Lifesaver Course, Warrior Leader Course, and Rear Detachment Leaders Course, in addition to the Italian Airborne School.
Awards: Medal of Honor (awarded November 16, 2010)
Army Commendation Medal (with one bronze oak leaf cluster)
Army Achievement Medal
Army Good Conduct Medal
National Defense Service Medal
Afghanistan Campaign Medal (with one bronze service star)
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Army NCO Professional Development Ribbon
Army Service Ribbon
Army Overseas Service Ribbon
NATO Medal for ISAF (Afghanistan)
Combat Infantryman Badge
Basic Parachutist Badge
Expert Marksmanship Badge with Rifle Bar
Italian Parachutist Badge
German Parachutist Badge
British Parachutist Badge
Deployments: Staff Sgt. Giunta has participated in seven training deployments to Germany and two training deployments to the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, Hohenfels, Germany. He also participated in two combat deployments to Afghanistan. His first combat deployment was during Operation Enduring Freedom VI, March 2005 to March 2006. His second combat deployment to Afghanistan was during Operation Enduring Freedom VIII, May 2007 to July 2008. During this second deployment, on October 25, 2007, Staff Sgt. Giunta's platoon (in which he was then a specialist serving as a rifle team leader) was ambushed in the rugged Korengal Valley of eastern Afghanistan. For his extraordinary gallantry, unrivalled courage, and selfless leadership in action that day, Staff Sgt. Giunta was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Barack Obama in a White House ceremony on November 16, 2010. The White House described how Staff Sgt. Giunta earned the Medal of Honor:
"Then-Specialist Salvatore A. Giunta distinguished himself by acts of gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a rifle team leader with Company B, 2d Battalion (Airborne), 503d Infantry Regiment during combat operations against an armed enemy in the Korengal Valley, Afghanistan on October 25, 2007.
When an insurgent force split Specialist Giunta's squad into two groups, he exposed himself to enemy fire to pull a comrade back to cover. Later, while engaging the enemy and attempting to link up with the rest of his squad, Specialist Giunta noticed two insurgents carrying away a fellow soldier. He immediately engaged the enemy, killing one and wounding the other, and provided medical aid to his wounded comrade while the rest of his squad caught up and provided security. His courage and leadership while under extreme enemy fire were integral to his platoon's ability [to] defeat an enemy ambush and recover a fellow paratrooper from enemy hands."
Staff Sgt. Giunta was the first living recipient of the Medal of Honor for service in Iraq or Afghanistan, the first living service member to be awarded the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War, and the eighth service member to receive the nation's highest military decoration for valor in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Salvatore ("Sal") Augustine Giunta was born in Iowa, the winter of 1985. He is the oldest of three children of Steven, a medical equipment technician, and Rosemary, a pre-school teacher.
Staff Sgt. Giunta was raised in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha, Iowa. Childhood adventures were in many instances a forerunner of Staff Sgt. Giunta's adult life and experiences in the Army. As a kindergartner, his mother taught him how to remove the screen from his ground-level bedroom window to escape in an emergency, such as a fire. That night, he reportedly packed a suitcase, crawled out the window, and attempted to take advantage of his new-found freedom – but made it only as far as a neighbor's because he did not know where to go. The open window escape route, coupled with sense of adventure, willing to tempt the unknown, and resultant wanderlust, may have inspired his attendance at the U.S. Army Airborne School and military service as a paratrooper.
In high school, the charismatic and outgoing Salvatore seems to have been, according to his parents, more interested in "socializing and goofing off" than in grades - and the open window frequently provided him with many opportunities to do so. Indeed, his parents have said his "energy" could be "challenging." Examples of his good humor and frivolity include the time "when he stole the mouse from his math teacher's computer, or sneaked out to put a Kennedy High School shirt on an opposing team's statue." A neighbor later recalled that Salvatore's "bravery" stood out when he was in high school.
Salvatore was a junior at Kennedy High School when hijacked commercial jets were intentionally crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. His mother recalled that Salvatore immediately wanted to bring the family together and ensure their safety by picking up his brother from middle school and sister from elementary school, and she remembers telling him: "If the world falls part, I guess I can count on you." It was probably this same overriding sense of family and concern for his rifle platoon brothers, and his recognized bravery, that motivated his actions in Afghanistan on Oct. 25, 2007.
In summing up his life prior to joining the Army in 2003, Salvatore said, "The first 18 years of my life were in Iowa. I'm an Iowan." With characteristic humility, he added, "Every single person who has touched my life has made me who I am today...The only responsibility I claim for myself is if I screw up."
While there were indications that Staff Sgt. Giunta had been recommended for the Medal of Honor and that the nomination had a good chance of approval, it was not until Sept. 10, 2010 that the White House announced that Staff Sgt. Giunta would receive the Medal of Honor, the first awarded to a living recipient since the Vietnam War. On the previous day, Sept. 9, 2010, President Barack Obama telephoned Staff Sgt. Giunta to personally inform him that he would be awarded the Medal of Honor and to thank him for his gallant and selfless service. "President Obama said 'thank you' for what I did," Staff Sgt. Giunta said in an interview after receiving the phone call from the President. "My heart was pounding in my chest, so much that my ears almost stopped hearing. I had my wife by my side. She was holding my hand. When she heard me say, 'Mr. President,' she gave me a squeeze."
Since being thrust into the national limelight on Sept. 10, 2010, Staff Sgt. Giunta has continuously reacted with characteristic modesty and humility. "This was a situation we were put into," Staff Sgt. Giunta observed. "By no means did I do anything that everyone else wouldn't have done.
"It's all kind of blurry," he stated a few days after the Medal of Honor announcement, "There wasn't a whole lot of thinking I needed to do. Looking at it like a picture, I'm just another brushstroke in the picture."
"I didn't run up to do anything heroic. Everybody's been shot at, and I might as well run forward," Staff Sgt. Giunta said he thought at the time.
In the wake of the Medal of Honor announcement, Staff Sgt. Giunta also candidly observed that Oct. 25, 2007, was "one of the worst days of my life, and when I revisit it, it kind of guts me a little bit more every time." He also described his award of the Medal of Honor as "bittersweet": "It's a huge honor...but it does bring back memories of all the people I'd love to share this moment with who are no longer with us." Indeed, Staff Sgt. Giunta's mother recalls her son telling her that, "The medal [Medal of Honor] should go to the guy on the right of me and the guy on the left of me. We were all in the fight."
Staff Sgt. Giunta has continued to demonstrate reluctance for being singled out for his remarkable heroism, observing that, "This respect that people are giving to me? This was one moment. In my battalion, I am mediocre at best. This shows how great the rest of them are." Humbly summing up the situation, Staff Sgt. Giunta stated, "If I'm a hero, then every man that stands round me, every woman in the military, everyone who goes into the unknown is a hero."
Staff Sgt. Giunta's personification of the Warrior Ethos, his selfless leadership, and his "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above the beyond the call of duty" provide tremendous inspiration and exemplify the very best of the American Soldier today.
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In the 1929 Rose Bowl what is considered one of the biggest college football blunders occurred. A center by the name of Roy Riegels, now called Roy "Wrong Way" Riegels picked up a fumble 30 yards away from the his team's end zone. In the midst of the fumble Riegels somehow got turned around and ran 69 yards the wrong way. His teammates were yelling at him and trying to catch up to Him. Ultimately Riegels was tackled by opponents on the opposing one yard line. Riegels was later asked why he ran the other way and if he could hear everyone yelling at him. Riegels said He thought people were cheering Him on as He ran towards a touchdown. He said what he thought it was one of the greatest moments in his life was actually one of his worst moments in his life.
This went down as one of the biggest college football blunders. Interestingly enough though I believe this same type of thing can happen to us spiritually when we don't live by the Holy Spirit. We can and do go the wrong direction spiritually when we crowd God out of our lives. This is a mistake because in the scripture above we see that Jesus says He is the vine and we are the branches, and He tells us if we abide in Him we will be fruitful, but apart from Him we can do nothing.
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Appearing together on the red carpet, there could hardly be a more perfect couple than Tess Daly and Vernon Kay.
Married for 16 years, with two daughters and a country mansion, they have even maintained their enviable figures despite the passing years.
But what lay behind the smiles as they posed for the cameras at the BAFTAs?
Leading body language expert Judi James tells Woman Tess and Vernon come across as "rigid and lacking in what we call 'Relationship Narrative'".
Whatever may have gone on that night, it was a rare joint appearance for a couple who have weathered their share of storms since tying the knot in 2003.
On the face of it they couldn't ask for more from life. Tess has one of the most coveted presenting gigs in television on Strictly Come Dancing, and she shares a picture-perfect home with Vernon and their girls Phoebe, 14, and Amber, nine, in Buckinghamshire.
With their own private swimming pool and a menagerie of pets (they even have two Shetland ponies), the couple often post images of their gilded life on social media.
"If it looks too good to be true of course it isn't quite like that," a long-standing friend tells us. "Tess and Vernon have the same ups and downs as any couple.
17 years Tess' junior, plus three other women.
The scandal blew up again in 2016 when it emerged Vernon was back in touch with Rhian, but Tess forgave all when he said the messages were taken 'out of context'.
According to Judi James, however, the signs are there that they aren't out of the woods yet – especially when compared to Tess' warm relationship with Strictly co-host and great mate Claudia Winkleman.
For those who have known the couple throughout their 18-year relationship, concerns were always there about their very different characters.
Tess will turn 50 in April, and while Vernon is understood to be organising a big celebration, he will celebrate his 45th birthday just a day later, so is eager not to be left out.
"Those are their mathematical ages – in terms of mental age Tess is at least a generation older," adds the pal.
"Tess does yoga and meditates every day – she's even got the girls doing it. And when it's Strictly season she is ridiculously busy, so the mindfulness really helps her stay grounded.
"But Vernon is still a big kid who sits there watching the snooker and playing 'innuendo bingo'. It's like he's still stuck in one of those lads' magazines from the 1990s.
With Vernon deep into planning Tess' 50th birthday extravaganza, there is every reason to expect the spectacular. Whether it will be enough to loosen up their 'rigid' body language, however, remains to be seen.