One of the top gadgets Samsung – a powerful smartphone in a thin glass-metal housing. The device is equipped with an 8-core processor, 5.1-inch Quad HD-display and supports wireless charging. To create a compact housing (148 × 70 × 6.8 mm and weighs 138 g) manufacturers used aluminum and tempered glass Corning Gorilla Glass 4. The device is thin, the main eye chamber slightly rises above the back panel.
memory is 32, 64 or 128 GB.
16 megapixel main camera is equipped with autofocus and optical stabilization system. To shoot in dimly lit locations provides LED-flash. It is possible to adjust the white balance, adjust exposure and select the ISO setting (settings can be saved, so as not to expose manually each time). The camera records video in 4K resolution.
Front-facing camera 5 MP video provides a comfortable and clear selfie. The camera quickly (0.7 seconds) is activated by double-clicking the mechanical key. The Samsung Galaxy S6 has a removable battery capacity of 2550 mAh. With moderate use of one charge is enough for a day, in the mode of video playback gadget will work up to 13 hours. Implemented feature quick charging – 100% for 60 minutes. You can also charge the device wirelessly (using WPC- and PMA-compatible devices).
The oval mechanical button under the screen is a fingerprint reader. In contrast to S5, the scanner identifies the mark with a single click – no need to drag your finger on the button. For data security is also responsible corporate decision KNOX (protection against hacker attacks, control of core integrity etc.).
Samsung Galaxy S6 supports multi-function Smart Manager software, which provides users with information on charge status, monitors and switches the most energy-intensive program, according to the strength of the network signal and warn about possible threats.
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Homo sapiens, human
Rehydrate with TE
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Restriction digests of the clone give the following sizes (kb): EcoRI--4.5; HindIII--4.5; BamHI--uncut; PstI--3.2, 1.4; SalI--uncut; EcoRI/HindIII--2.7, 1.8.
D22S9 sequences are present in the marker bisatellited chromosome associated with cat eye syndrome.
W21G (ATCC 61628, 61629) and p22/34 (ATCC 61576, 61577) hybridize to the same pair of SacII fragments and therefore cannot be separated by more than 380 kb.
Insert source
lymphoblast GM1416 (48,XXXX) cell line
Insert tissue
DNA Segment, single copy [D22S9]
B1, B2, A1, A2
McDermid HE, et al. Characterization of the supernumerary chromosome in cat eye syndrome. Science 232: 646-648, 1986. PubMed: 3961499
Carey AH, et al. Localization of 27 DNA markers to the region of human chromosome 22q11-pter deleted in patients with the DiGeorge syndrome and duplicated in the der22 syndrome. Genomics 7: 299-306, 1990. PubMed: 2365351
Duncan AM, et al. Breakpoint localization of the marker chromosome associated with the cat eye syndrome. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 38: 978-980, 1986. PubMed: 3088989

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WOW! Today on site we had the pleasure of accepting delivery of a fantastic jaw crusher . . . the Premiertrak 400X.
The Premiertrak 400X post-screen allows users to generate a type one product at high volume from one machine.


I am Julia I am a 20 years old, and I live in Portland, Oregon. I am going to Portland State University as a transfer student, after fleeing BYU. I am majoring in Psychology with a Minor in French Studies. J'AIME FRANCAIS ET PSYCOLOGIE! My Dad is from Africa and my Mother is from Canada so I am a first generation American… Sort of. My mother is from a long line of Smiths all the way back to Joseph himself… So that is my complicated life. I am the oldest of six kids, there are three girls and three boys in my family, and I love my family more than anything. I love Thai food… ESPECIALLY Curry… MM Curry! And Pumpkin Curry is the best…. I mean pumpkin everything; Praise the Lord for pumpkin season!!! I am a reader I LOVE to read, and I love Doctor Who, and I also love me some Benedict Cumberbatch 😉 I mean he doesn't like the name Cumberb****es because he says that it isn't good for the feminist movement!
What brought you to feminism?
I was born into the Church, but my true conversion happened around the age of 15, it was the year that I read the Book of Mormon cover to cover. The way I felt as I read them, I have never felt the same way reading anything else. I witnessed for myself the Gospel. I felt the love the Christ and our Heavenly Parents have for us. I have studied a lot of other religions, and while our Church has its problem, the Gospel of our Heavenly Family is the same. I think that we can change; I think that the Church can change to be a more inclusive and loving church. I cling to what President Uchtdorf said in the Priesthood Session of last Conference "But while the Atonement is meant to help us all become more like Christ, it is not meant to make us all the same. Sometimes we confuse differences in personality with sin. We can even make the mistake of thinking that because someone is different from us; it must mean they are not pleasing to God. This line of thinking leads some to believe that the Church wants to create every member from a single mold—that each one should look, feel, think, and behave like every other. This would contradict the genius of God, who created every man different from his brother, every son different from his father. Even identical twins are not identical in their personalities and spiritual identities.
What do you hope for Feminism?
I hope that Feminism will help change the world for the better. I think that feminism is a force for good in the world, and especially in the Church. I think that feminism will help empower women who feel like they have to fit into a roll know that they can be anything they want, because the only rolls I like are with BUTTERJ.
Why Did You Leave BYU?
I left BYU because I felt alone. I felt like no matter what I did, I was always going to be an outcast. I think differently and I act differently and I don't fit a mold. I am not white, I am not 100 pounds wet, I am not an education major, and I am not desperate for a husband. I wanted so badly to fit in with "my people" to think like them and to act like them, but most of the time I just went hope stressed and sad.
My favorite hymn, well my favorite non-hymn hymn is Come Thou Fount. I think this song so adequately explains everything I believe.
A part of me wants to publicly shame teachers like the one that called you out in class. I hope you wrote a review on rank my professors or something like that.
"Like". I'm sorry you felt that way at byu.
You are amazing. I can say that because you are one of my kids–even though you have awesome parents too. I'm so glad you are finding your path and leading with courage and love!!
Welcome to Portland. WE are glad to have you in the neighborhood. You sound like a bright and truthful person and that is what we need in the world, no matter where that lands you in the church.


The CMHC Program is a two year, 60 credit hour program leading to a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. It is designed to give students a foundation to provide mental health services in a variety of settings, including community mental health centers, drug and alcohol rehabilitation agencies, and pastoral settings. Professors who respect and integrate Christian values teach students how to combine the best therapeutic methods with a Christian understanding of the human person. The Program is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). In addition, the curriculum is approved by the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. Graduates of the program, therefore, meet the educational requirements for counselor licensure in Ohio. The Program also allows students to customize their program of study to meet licensure requirements in most other states.
Graduates from this program will receive the academic and experiential foundations that will enable them to specialize in a variety of counselor roles, such as community mental health counselors, pastoral counselors, drug and alcohol counselors, college counselors, and relationship counselors. The program has the goal of providing educational foundations that enable its graduates to enter professionally satisfying careers, serve others to the best of their abilities, and develop a capacity for intellectual, professional, and personal growth.
understand the bio-psycho-social and spiritual aspects of human development needed to competently facilitate human growth.
Close interactions between faculty and students help students to feel supported throughout their academic career.
The cohort-style model of the program promotes collaboration among students.
Sensitivity to the mission to be grounded in Christian values, including offering unique courses in psychological and spiritual integration, Christian approaches to counseling, and pastoral counseling.
Ability for students to earn a Christian Counseling Certificate with the completion of all required courses, including Pastoral Counseling and Human Sexuality and Christian marriage and Family Counseling.


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Travis Tausend
Travis Tausend produces meditative, elegant wines that indicate just how monolithic Australia isn't. His origins explain the global references guiding his initial forays into winemaking: Tausend owned a wine bar in Adelaide back when natural wine was just gaining momentum in South Australia in the early 'teens; not long after, he began to import some iconic natural producers to Australia (Sebastien Riffault, Daniel Sage, Andrea Calek, etc). In 2013, Tausend began making a tiny amount of wine as an experiment—one barrel of Riesling—and he was immediately bitten by the winemaking bug, closing his other business to focus on his wines.
Tausend has been uncompromising in his winemaking from the start, never adding sulfites and always working exclusively with organic fruit. In terms of his style, he tends to practice into multiple picking times in the vineyards, uses different types of maceration and élevage within the same vineyard or grape variety, then doing assemblage to arrive at final wines later. It's a more artistic style of winemaking with purity and expressiveness as the final goals.
Despite his painstaking methods, Tausend's growth has been quick. His winemaking journey began in a tiny sheep-shearing shed on the southern tip of the Adelaide Hills appellation, in an isolated locale in the Basket Range. Since then, he's shifted to a slightly larger former cow grange, which Tausend shares with several others, still in a remote region of the hills. His production has grown from 7000 bottles in 2016 to 21,000 as of 2020. (That growth, however, has been dedicated mostly to the entry-level 'Agori' wines as Tausend fully takes over management of the Magpie Springs vineyard, one of his three major vineyard sources totaling around 15ha.)
We love the delicacy and expressiveness in these wines: Travis' work is arresting. He says of his own project: "I see winemaking as an art. The wines that I make have emotion, intuition, and energy that has flowed through me at the time of making them. For this reason, the wines will always be different, not only due to vintage variations…but also the changes and growth within me as a winemaker and person. I hope you find as much pleasure in drinking them as I do in the making."
Pinot Noir 'Yumi'
Varietal: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
Farming Practice: Organic
Organic. 95% Pinot Noir, 5% Chardonnay. 'Yumi' is early-harvested Pinot Noir with about 5% Chardonnay blended in after ferment. The Pinot spent five days macerating on skins, fermented in 500L barrels, with 15% of the fruit being whole-cluster; the rest is destemmed. The fruit for 'Yumi' comes from the Fleurieu peninsula – it is still cool climate, but the temperature gets slightly warmer than Tausend's other sites in the Adelaide Hills. Elegant and refined Pinot Noir with a distinctly incense-y and herbal edge.
Rosé 'Agori'
Varietal: Pinot Noir, Merlot
Organic. 50% Pinot Noir, 50% Merlot. Immediate/direct press of both grape varieties, with very little extraction from the skins. Cofermentation in stainless steel tanks. Unfined, unfiltered, zero SO2 added. Adelaide Hills AGI. A pale, pale peach color, more like a vin gris style over a traditional pink or fuschia rosé—notes of pear skin, fresh flowers, and lots of berry characteristics on the palate.
Sauvignon Blanc 'Sea Bass'
Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon
Organic. 95% Sauvignon Blanc, 5% Semillon. The Sauvignon Blanc for this wine is picked across four passes, with the middle two picks being the core of the wine; Tausend is aiming for a refraction of ripeness and depth of character through this process. The press of this fruit is long and slow each time; 20% of the juice is barrel-fermented, the rest is in tank. The small part of Semillon is blended in after fermentation is complete. Unfined, unfiltered, zero SO2 added. Affectionately named after Sebastian Riffault, the notable proponent of ripe and colorful Sancerre, this is a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon from the Adelaide Hills AGI. Lovely floral notes, leading into chamomile, crushed seashell, citrus, almond. It's as close to Vatan's famous 'Clos la Néore' Sancerre made in another climate and culture as we can conceive. Striking wine, evolving with time in bottle as we speak.
Semillon 'Handful'
Varietal: Semillon
Organic. 100% Semillon. This is the macerated iteration of Semillon Travis makes, fermented for one week on destemmed berries, with juice poured back over top. Moved into old barrels for one year—the first six months are left untopped-up, the latter six months with topping up. Unfined, unfiltered, zero SO2 added. A wildly different iteration of Semillon than many of the grapefruit-driven versions you've perhaps seen in Australia: tropical yellow fruit underpinned with intense salt, acid, and sand. A beautiful rendition of the underloved Bordelais variety.


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Hacking the Bible
Inside the world of the new Bible coders—and how they will change the way you think about Scripture.
Ted OlsenMarch 6, 2014
Image: Courtesy of Logos Bible Software
Stephen Smith doesn't look like a mad scientist, because he's not one. Not really. He's not even a code guy by training. But he has packed the room at BibleTech, an occasional gathering of coders, hackers, publishers, scholars, and Bible technology enthusiasts. And the standing-room-only crowd is starting to turn on him. No pitchforks and torches. But for once in this collegial, tight-knit retreat, you can feel the tension growing.
They've seen his experiments before. You might have, too. He's the guy who wrote the code to quantify what folks on Twitter gave up for Lent and how the fasts change from year to year (forswearing swearing is up, dropping alcohol is down). He figured out what Bible verses went viral after Osama bin Laden was killed, or at any other time (chances are good that "I can do all things through him who strengthens me" and "For I know the plans I have for you" are doing really well right now), and the most popular saints and mountains in American church names. (Mt. Pisgah beats out Mt. Nebo. And Lutherans almost never call their church "First Lutheran"—though "First" is a fifth of Presbyterian churches.)
If someone releases a new API (code that lets applications interact with each other), or if Google unveils a new tool in beta, or if a new dataset is published online, it's a fairly safe bet that Smith will try to connect it to the Bible. In 2012, Stanford University published a Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World. Smith used it to calculate the time and cost of each of Paul's missionary journeys. The photo-sharing site Flickr lets users search by GPS coordinates, and he created a tool to feature contemporary photos ...
Bible | Internet | Technology
March 2014, Vol. 58, No. 2, Pg 28, "The Bible in the Original Geek"
Ted Olsen @tedolsen


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Maggie Cassidy is a novel by the American writer Jack Kerouac, first published in 1959. It is a largely autobiographical work about Kerouac's early life in Lowell, Massachusetts, from 1938 to 1939, and chronicles his real-life relationship with his teenage sweetheart Mary Carney. It is unique for Kerouac for its high school setting and teenage characters. He wrote the novel in 1953 but it was not published until 1959, after the success of On the Road (1957).

The original manuscript published by Avon Books in 1959 was almost immediately pulled from the shelves due to objections over profanity in one particular passage.  The passage was rewritten and the book redistributed even though Kerouac reportedly objected to the changes .  The original manuscript remained unpublished until 2015 when Devault-Graves Digital Editions restored the full uncut original manuscript for its print edition .

Plot
Part of what Kerouac considered the 'Duluoz Legend', Maggie Cassidy tells the tale of Jack Duluoz and his romantic involvement with Irish-American Maggie Cassidy.  Duluoz is a high school athletics and football star who meets Maggie Cassidy and begins a devoted, inconstant, tender adolescent love affair.

Character key
Kerouac often based his fictional characters on friends and family.

Trivia
 One of the scenes in the novel is strongly reminiscent of a scene in The Sorrows of Young Werther. In Kerouac's novel, a blizzard rages outside during a party organized for the seventeenth birthday of Jack Duluoz. The party is the start of the estrangement of Jack and Maggie. The first time Werther meets his Lotte is during a ball in the country whilst a storm (foreshadowing Werther's demise) is passing outside.  Kerouac is known to have read Goethe.

 The fictitious name of Kerouac's girlfriend echoes the name of Neal Cassady. Who, under the fictitious name of Dean Moriarty, would be the centre of Kerouac's attention in On the Road. Kerouac meant the two books to be part of the same life. Together with books such as The Subterraneans and The Dharma Bums they make up the Duluoz legend which Kerouac compared to Proust's In Search of Lost Time.  "[...]except that my remembrances are written on the run instead of afterwards in a sick bed."

References

External links

 New York Times book review

1959 American novels
Novels by Jack Kerouac
Beat novels
Fiction set in 1938
Fiction set in 1939
Novels set in Massachusetts
Lowell, Massachusetts

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Hello, lovelies~ Today, I wanted to share with you my essential items that I NEED to have in my bag. I feel in the mood to film a video, so that's a plus! I remember that I've posted a similar one, but that was long ago that it was nearly ancient. So, without further ado, let's see what's in my bag!
1. Tinted Lip Balm or Lipstick. Everytime I needed a fresh layer of color on my lips, it's definitely there. Lately, I have been using Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter in Candy Apple for fresh, bright red lips.
2. Hand Cream. My hands are prone to dryness because of the frequent hand washing in my daily life, so I always apply them after a hand-washing session. My current favorite is L'Occitane Rose 4 Reines Velvet Hand Cream.
3. SPF Lip Balm. I like to apply sunscreen on my lips as well to prevent them from darkening, so I use the latest Maybelline Baby Lips in Energizing Orange on a day to day basis.
4. Cleansing Wipes or Hand Sanitizer. I will have either of them in my bag to ensure the cleanliness of my hands. I use a regular cleansing wipes from the drugstore or supermarket.
5. Face Mist. For days when my face is dried out and flaky, I like to spray Avene Eau Thermal Face Mist or Evian Face Mist to give moisture and a perked up mood.
6. Oil Control Film. This is a must for me because I rarely touch up my face makeup. I just blot away the excess oil on my face with the Clean and Clear Oil Control Film.
btw can lips darkened because of sunlight?
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