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Science, ethics and responsibility, focus of the World Science Forum
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The scientific community gathered at the World Science Forum to focus on the ethical problems scientists face and on the responsibility of researchers for the consequences of their scientific results. In the 21st century, ways of separating the scientific method from values, beliefs and opinions are no longer self-evident, and the complex realities of science call for a greater consensus in the ethical principles of scientific research. The Forum brings together scientists, policy-makers and industry from over 100 countries in Budapest, Hungary from 20 to 23 November 2019, to share experiences and reflect on the future of science.
"We need science that responds to the needs and aspirations of societies, science that is open and participatory, science that is more connected to society and grounded in ethics and human rights" explained Shamila Nair-Bedouelle, Assistant Director-General of UNESCO for the Natural Sciences. "We expect that the results of this World Science Forum will feed into these timely global reflections at UNESCO on the future of science."
This edition of the Forum marks the 20th anniversary of the first conference that launched the World Science Forum. Organized in 1999 by UNESCO and the International Council for Science (ICSU), the interdisciplinary conference was also an invitation to reflect on the issues of the role and responsibility of science, and the ethical questions of scientific research.
"When talking about freedom of research we must address questions like: How to share resources between basic research and innovation? How can science funding be made more transparent and just? Why is it so crucial for scientists to take part in the policy making process?" stressed László Lovász, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, in his welcome speech.
The Fora are organized every two years to bring the global science community together. "Nations do not work in different sciences: we share the building we are mutually constructing" said János Áder, President of Hungary, in his opening address. "What one begins, the other continues, and ultimately the result can be claimed by all who have contributed to its creation."
Two scientific prizes were given during the opening of the Forum.
Australian science writer and journalist Karl Kruszelnicki received the UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science, in recognition of his longstanding commitment to fire up people's curiosity for science and share his passion for the subject. "Dr Karl" has been a science communicator for over 30 years, using television, radio, podcasts, print media, books and social media
The UNESCO Sultan Qaboos Prize for Environmental Conservation as awarded to the Bangalore-based Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE) in recognition of its socially-just environmental conservation and sustainable development activities make science accessible to all.
UNESCO is organizing several sessions, and will launch the Charter of Ethics of Science and Technology in the Arab Region during the Forum. Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, President of the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan and UNESCO Special Envoy for Science for Peace will participate in the launch and the press conference to present the Charter of Ethics of Science and Technology in the Arab Region.
As an addition to the traditional programme the flow of plenary sessions will be completed by keynote lectures by eminent scientists focusing on recent and inspiring discoveries and new approaches that will be or are already shaping our future.
UNESCO is involved in the following sessions:
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UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science - Ceremony
UNESCO Sultan Qaboos Prize for Environmental Conservation – Ceremony
The urgent responsibility of science for the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda
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Open Science - The Future of Science and Science for the Future
21 November 2019; 17:00-18:30 hrs; Ceremonial Hall
Gender Equality in Science, Technology and Innovation (STI): an Ethical Issue
21 November 2019; 17:00-18:30; Large lecture hall
Ethics of Artificial intelligence – Global Considerations and Potential for Africa
21 November 2019; 17:00-18:30; Library Conference Room
Science Diplomacy for Global Challenges: International Frames, Norms and Ethical Principles
Launch of the Charter of Ethics of Science and Technology in the Arab Region (press conference)
Friday 22 November 2019 at 13:30, Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Kisterem room
Contact information: UNESCO: Ms. Jana El-Baba (j.el-baba@unesco.org)
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One aspect that objectively indicates the ethicality of assisted reproduction practices is the number of pregnancy losses. According to a recent study , this rate in 2013 remained stable with respect to 2012, around 30%, both when in vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic sperm injection were used. The 17th ESHRE report on ART shows a continuing expansion of the number of treatment cycles in Europe, with more than 685 000 cycles reported in 2013 and an increasing contribution to birth rate in many countries. However, the need to improve and standardize the national registries, and to establish validation methodologies, remains manifest(Human Reproduction, Volume 32, Issue 10, 1 October 2017, Pages 1957–1973,https://doi.org/10.1093/humrep/dex264).
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Пи́хта кефалини́йская, или пи́хта гре́ческая () — вечнозелёное однодомное дерево; вид рода Пихта семейства . Естественная среда обитания — горные районы Греции, в основном, полуостров Пелопоннес и остров Кефалиния.

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Известно достаточно много синонимов вида :

Ботаническое описание

Пихта кефалинийская представляет собой высокое (до 30 метров), широкое пирамидальное дерево (обхват ствола 2,7—4,5 метра, диаметр ствола до 1 метра) с густой кроной и длинными горизонтальными ветвями, покрывающими дерево по всей длине ствола.

Кора серо-бурая, в молодости гладкая, бороздчатая, состоящая из продолговатых пластин.

Молодые веточки голые, гладкие, блестящие; ярко-коричневые или красновато-коричневые. Почки яйцевидные или конические, смолистые, слегка опушенные, красновато-фиолетовые, хорошо заметные на верхушках побегов, 1,2—1,6 мм в диаметре.

Иглы короткие и узкие (15—18, иногда до 35 мм длиной и 2—3 мм шириной), утолщенные, блестящие, с острыми верхушками; тёмно-зелёные сверху и бледно-зелёные снизу, расположены на ветке довольно плотно, по спирали.

Мужские стробилы яйцевидные, 14 мм в длиной и 4 мм шириной. Шишки узкие, цилиндрические, с тупой вершиной, слегка смолистые, от фиолетового (до созревания) до коричнево-красного цвета; довольно крупные: 12—16 см длиной и 3,8 см шириной. Семенные чешуйки клиновидные, расширенные сверху. Кроющие чешуйки короткие (15—18 мм), прямые, золотисто-коричневые, составляют примерно 2/3 длины семенных чешуек.

Семена красноватые, с крылышками, 12—19 мм длиной.

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Родина пихты кефалинийской — горные районы Греции (700—1500 м) до озера Охрид на севере, а также острова Кефалиния (900—1300 м) и Эвбея. Растёт на высоте до 1700 метров, образуя небольшие сплошные или смешанные леса вместе с  и . Предположительно, этот вид можно встретить и на территории Турции.

Дерево занесено в опубликованный в 1998 году Красный список угрожаемых видов, категория NT (низкий риск, угроза возможна).

Культивирование
Растение в культуре с 1824 года.

Теневыносливое и засухоустойчивое дерево, относительно морозостойко: переносит кратковременные морозы до минус 20—25 °С.

Растение предпочитает легкие (песчаные), средние (суглинистые) почвы, но может расти на тяжелых глинистых почвах. Предпочитает кислую (до pH=5) и нейтральную среду, но переносит и очень щелочные почвы. Может расти в полной тени, полутени и на свету. Требует влажную, но не переувлажнённую почву. Очень плохо переносит пересадку во взрослом возрасте. Не переносит загрязнение атмосферы.
Рекомендуемая зона выращивания: 5.

Размножают растение стратифицированными семенами, сажая их в марте (в открытый грунт) или феврале (в теплицы). Всхожесть семян низкая, сохраняется при правильно хранении до пяти лет. Молодая поросль появляется спустя 6—8 недель.

Онтогенез
Пихта цветёт в апреле-мае, семена созревают в августе-сентябре. Растёт довольно быстро, срок жизни: 150—200 лет.
Легко скрещивается с другими видами пихт.

Интродукция в России и на территории сопредельных государств
С 1846 года дерево растёт и плодоносит на Южном берегу Крыма в Никитском ботаническом саду, где является одним из наиболее ценных видов пихт. Групповые посадки пихты кефалинийской и единичные экземпляры можно встретить в Закавказье, южных и юго-западных областях Украины.

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Paris Hilton in a tight grey jumpsuit teases her 'secret'
Tue Dec 27, 2022 at 5:46pm ET
By Rachel Ulatowski
Paris Hilton stunned in a bodysuit and heels while teasing her fans about her "secret." Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/F. Sadou/AdMedia
Paris Hilton revealed that she has a "secret," and she touted it in the most fashionable way possible. The 41-year-old socialite and businesswoman teased her secret in a short video in which she donned a stunning bodysuit.
The tight long-sleeved grey jumpsuit hugged Hilton's toned figure in a flattering manner and showed off her long legs. She also appeared to be wearing a small black underbust corset over her jumpsuit.
Hilton accessorized her look by adding some fingerless grey gloves and some heels. Her black-and-white stiletto-heeled sandals also matched her outfit well.
She forewent a purse or any jewelry and instead, wore her long blond hair parted in the middle and cascading in golden waves down her shoulders.
In the video, she strutted in style across her driveway and past hot pink luxury cars. She walked with one hand on her hip and the other trailing the car's exterior before settling into the passenger seat.
Over the video, she wrote, "Me when I have a secret that's going to break the internet on 12/30." Hilton further teased the "secret" with her caption, "Something's coming."
What is Paris Hilton's secret?
Hilton added the hashtag #ThatsHot to her caption in reference to her signature catchphrase. However, she released no other hints about what her secret could be.
It is difficult to tell what Hilton's secret could be. The businesswoman has built up her own retail empire, so she could be teasing the launch of another clothing line or a new fragrance.
However, she could also be teasing something a little more personal. Since tying the knot with her husband, Carter Reum, in November 2021, Hilton has been open about wanting to start a family with him.
She has revealed that she has already been receiving IVF treatment and wants twins. Additionally, she has said she and Reum would begin trying for a baby after a year of marriage.
Since their first anniversary has passed, Hilton has teased that her eggs are "all ready" and has expressed her enthusiasm about jumping into parenthood soon.
It remains to be seen if a product or pregnancy announcement is the "secret" with internet-breaking potential.
Hilton's beauty regime and go-to beauty products
In Hilton's latest video, her skin and hair are, as always, glowing and flawless. Recently, she revealed some of the secrets to her youthful and gorgeous skin and hair.
While speaking to Bustle, Hilton revealed that her beauty routine is pretty complex. After all, she has been "obsessed" with skincare since she was just eight years old.
As a result, she goes all out when it comes to skincare techniques. She has sworn off Botox and fillers but is all for LED devices like Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare, EMS [electromagnetic stimulation] devices, and all kinds of facials.
Sometimes, her beauty routine starts at nighttime as she applies Olaplex's Intense Moisture Hair Mask to her hair, ties it into space buns, and sleeps with the product in her hair. To remove puffiness from her eyes, she also typically uses a Foreos Iris Illuminating Eye Massager.
In addition to the massager, she also frequently applies under-eye masks to keep her face "hydrated and relaxed." She stated that she swears by ToGoSpa's Pomegranate under-eye patches and once went through 10 of them in one day while traveling by plane.
As for makeup, she explained that she goes for a "business boss babe vibe." Hence, she goes for a simple look of bat-winged eyeliner, lashes, bronzer, and her favorite Fenty's lip gloss.
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May 31, 2020 "Off the top of the head" prospect series, Boston Bruins prospects, Pavel Shen, Providence Bruins	Boston Bruins prospects, Jay Leach, Pavel Shen, Peter Cehlarik 1 Comment
Off the top of the head: Pavel Shen
Pavel Shen, C 6-1/185
Previous team: Salavat Ufa (KHL)
Current team: Providence Bruins (AHL) Signed through: 2022
Strengths: Left-shot center with good size is a fluid skater with rapid acceleration and good open-ice speed. He has the agility and balance to make quick cut-backs and is strong on his skates, able to drive through contact and win footraces to loose pucks. Handles the puck well and is a deft passer; able to maintain possession on the cycle or in traffic- protects the puck with a combination of quick hands and an above average frame. Quick release and gets his shot off quickly, often hiding his release point- catches goaltenders unaware…just needs to show more of a willingness to use it versus looking for the extra pass.
Weaknesses: If he was more instinctive and demonstrated better vision and creativity, Shen would be a more highly-regarded prospect. His production reflects limited upside in this regards- skates like he has blinders on and doesn't always pick up on where the lanes are, costing himself time and space. Doesn't seem to see the shooting lanes quickly enough, learning that the windows close much faster in the AHL. Needs to show more "want to," especially in the greasy areas, where a lot of puck battles are won and lost, and isn't often where he has to be in terms of puck support.
Overall analysis: Shen looks the part of an NHL center: he's got the size, speed and hands to make plays, but had trouble earning the ice time and role as a rookie to be an impact player. Part of it is the aforementioned limitations he appears to have in terms of his natural hockey sense/on-ice vision, and part of it is certainly his age/lack of experience at the pro level, not to mention he was adjusting to the North American game and smaller ice surface.
Be that as it may, 20-21 will be an important year to see if Shen can take a big step in his development and put himself on a path to be an NHL player. He's an intriguing seventh-round pick who was nowhere near the sum of some impressive parts when the Bruins drafted him with the 212th overall selection, and has shown that he has some big-time offensive ability in flashes. Having said that. he also demonstrated that he was not ready for prime time, bouncing between center and wing this past season and not seeing an abundance of ice time as a spare part in a limited role under head coach Jay Leach.
Projection: The B's recently parted ways with winger Peter Cehlarik, who despite putting up decent numbers at the AHL level, could never really get his details and habits in order to hold down a spot with the NHL team. Shen is a similar kind of long shot prospect who has the tools to be a player at the highest level, but has a lot of work to do in terms of rounding out his game to be more of a complete 200-foot player. Of course, Cehlarik had significantly more pro experience when he came over to North America versus Shen, but some of the same hurdles that the Slovak (who recently signed in Switzerland with Lugano) faced await Shen in an organization that has a lot of journeyman-type forwards jockeying for position on the farm but not a lot of high-end talent to break the logjam.
You can't really argue with a seventh-round pick struggling to establish himself at age 20 in his first year overseas away from home. This is why we'll reserve judgment on Shen for now and see how much of a step forward he takes as a sophomore. There's quite a bit to like, but realistically, it's hard to project where he would fit on the NHL roster based on the limited sample size thus far.
We wouldn't bet the farm on him materializing into an NHL regular, but he does bring an impressive enough skill set for one drafted so late to remain patient and see what comes next.
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Margrethe Aabel Munthe (født 27. maj 1860 i Elverum, død 20. januar 1931) var en norsk forfatter og lærer.

Biografi
Margrethe Munthe var det 9. barn i en stor søskendeflok. En af hendes brødre var maleren og tegneren Gerhard Munthe. Faren, distriktslæge Christian Pavels Munthe, havde i alt født 13 børn. Margrethes mor, Christine Margrethe Munthe var født Aabel, og Margrethe var kusine til Hauk Aabel.

Doktor Munthe købte en husmandsgård i Elverum som han døbte Alfheim, og som blev Margrethes og hendes søskendes barndomshjem. I dag hedder dette sted Munthegaarden. Familien Munthes husjomfru hed Laura Katrine Bjølstad, og blev senere mor til maleren Edvard Munch. Jomfru Bjølstad traf sin mand, doktor Munthe, på Alfheim.

Margrethe Munthe var ugift, og forsøgte sig som lærerinde på Bolteløkken skole i Oslo som dengang hed Kristiania. I 1920 gik Munthe på pension, og boede derefter i flere år i Italien. Hendes oversættelse af Pinocchio direkte fra italiensk må antagelig ses i sammenhæng med dette udlandsophold.

Forfatter og oversætter
Munthe udgav eventyrkomedier for børn og flere forskellige børnesange, fx Kom, skal vi synge 1 – 3 (1905−1907), Saa leker vi litt! (1911) og Sanger om dyrene (1916). I dag huskes hun bedst som forfatter af moralistiske viser som Da klokka klang eller Lua av (med åbningsstroferne Nei, nei, gutt – dette må bli slutt! Ikke storme inn i stuen uten å ta av deg luen), men hun stod også bag andre klassiske børnesange som for eksempel Å jeg vet en seter, Vi har en tulle, Hurra for deg som fyller ditt år! og På låven sitter nissen (på dansk: På loftet sidder nissen med sin julegrød). Å jeg vet en seter blev skrevet på Anestølen i Sogndal.

Mange af Munthes sange er blevet trykt i Nordahl Rolfsens Lesebok for Folkeskolen, som fra førsteudgivelsen i 1892 og frem til 1950'erne blev lavet i et stort antal oplag. Dette opslagsværk bidrog nok stærkt til, at flere generationer af norske skolebørn blev kendt med Munthes sange.

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 Kom, skal vi synge. Børnesange til hjem og skole, 1905.
 Kom, skal vi synge. 2. samling, 1907.
 Saa leker vi litt. Sang- og gymnastiklege, 1911.
 Aase fiskerpike. Eventyrkomedie med sange til norske folkemelodier (illustreret af A. Bloch), 1912.
 Nu synger vi om dyrene vore, 1916. 3. oplag 1948.
 Askepot og Den nysgjerrige kone. Barnekomedier (illustreret af Per Aabel), 1917.
 Kom, skal vi synge. 3. samling, 1918.
 Prinsessen og det halve rike. Børnekomedie, 1923.
 Kom skal vi synge, samlet udgivelse (illustreret af O. Engebrigtsen), 1946. 22. oplag 2002.
 Bukke nikke neie'', jubilæumsudgivelse (illustreret af Eli Hovdenak), 2010.

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Peaks and Pints Pilot Program: Russian Imperial Stout On the Fly
Consider the Russian imperial stout. What makes it so imperial? Why has its legacy lasted so long, is so vital to the craft beer movement? Sure, it's the son of porter, the king of beers in London during the 18th and 19th centuries. But, your father had nothing to do with your imperial ways. There are tales of Peter the Great, the Russian Tsar who traveled to England in 1689 and said to have fallen in love with strong British porter, which is weird since the style didn't truly exist for another 30-plus years. Whatever. Peter the Great likely did have some influence on the origination of Russian imperial stouts as his modernization of the Russian economy allowed for the importation of British goods, which included beer. In 1729, Ralph Thrale purchased Anchor Brewery of Southwark, London, and brewed the first Russian imperial stout, exporting the beer to Russia. The stout became significantly more famous, however, after Barclay Perkins & Co. purchased the Anchor Brewery from Thrale's widow in 1781. The taste of the Russian court and ruler Catherine the Great for the stout was a thing. Barclay Perkins Co. continued manufacturing the beer until 1955, when they merged with the nearby Courage Brewery. After that, production of the "original" stout continued as the classic Courage Imperial Russian Stout until 1993, when it was retired. Today, the Russian imperial stout is known for its rich maltiness and strength. In fact, these stouts can be quite intense, with varying amounts of roast and a range of sweet to bitter flavors. They're most often characterized by a lingering malty finish that is warm, with port-like qualities. Stop by Peaks & Pints grab today's to-go beer flight, Peaks and Pints Pilot Program: Russian Imperial Stout On the Fly.
Grand Teton Black Cauldron
Grand Teton Brewing use to tag their Black Cauldron as a Russian imperial stout, and since the recipe is the same with Cascade and Super Galena hops and Beechwood-smoked malt, among other malts, it's still a Russian to peaks & Pints. At 22.5 degrees starting gravity and 9.5% alcohol by volume, this beer boasts flavors of chocolate and coffee, along with raisins and dried fruit soaked in sherry. Side note: Grand Teton brews it to recognize and honor the women in the history of brewing. Most of the women burned for witchcraft in Europe were brewsters or alewives, mostly associated with a large black cauldron bubbling over with foam —a brew kettle.
Sierra Nevada Narwhal Imperial Stout
10.2% ABV, 60 IBU
As black as midnight, Sierra Nevada Brewing's Narwhal Russian Imperial Stout is one of the driest imperial stouts you'll come across. Roasty, too, but with an uncharacteristically wave of deep, dark fruitiness, ending in medium-high bitterness and substantial alcohol burn. The sweetness and hops are moderate and just enough to blend in with the dark fruit, chocolate and coffee flavors and aromas, to keep a balance. A slight touch of extra bitterness at the end, and no alcohol aftertaste or hotness, help leave a clean finish.
Pike XXXXX Stout
7% ABV, 65 IBU
XXXXX marks the spot. While stouts share many key attributes, there is still plenty to differentiate them. For example, all stouts are very dark beers and they all have roasted grain notes. They all have alcohol, fruity esters, hop bitterness, hop character and residual sweetness too, but it is the prominence or subtlety of these attributes that differentiate one style from another. Pike Brewing's XXXXX Extra Stout arrives one X short of the boozy Russian Imperial Stout but its flavor is still five-times supersized over dry stouts such as Guinness. Wafts of dark chocolate and coffee tantalize the nose; though, in the flavor, rich dark burnt malt flavor dominates the palate, molasses sweetness in the middle, with dark coffee and espresso that lend bitterness throughout the taste. Extra delicious, you might say.
North Coast Old Rasputin
According to legend, it took copious amounts of poison, three gunshots, a beating and a drowning to take down Grigori Rasputin. Fortunately, North Coast Brewing's Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout is more refined than its namesake and easier to drink than most of the imperials we've come across. Old Rasputin is a giant beer, true to style, with an alcohol content of nine percent by volume and a huge hop bitterness, thanks to Northern Brewer, Cluster and Centennial hops. Black as night and tasting of dark roasted malts and bitter chocolate, this is a complex, strong beer, both in flavor and alcohol content. Though slightly astringent, Old Rasputin finishes clean and refreshing.
de Molen Hel & Verdoemenis
10% ABV, 102 IBU
Translating to English as Hell & Damnation, de Molen Hel & Verdoemenis, the Dutch brewery's flagship, is a Russian imperial stout brewed with brown malts, an English traditional specialty malt, Chocolate malt, and a mix of classic herbal Saaz and bitter, citrusy Columbus hops that shine through the sweet mocha character. Add to this a more-than-generous 10 percent alcohol note to keep you from freezing in your backyard.
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Facing difficult situations is part of our everyday lives, but we can easily feel overwhelmed and become drawn into a depressive state. However, this book illustrates that, by using a range of self-counselling techniques to explore our inner world of thoughts and feelings, it is possible to overcome our problems and move on. Through a logical sequence of chapters, each containing a series of tasks, role-playing examples, illuminative illustrations, challenging questions and useful self-help exercises, the reader will gain a practical understanding of the different counselling techniques and the power and effectiveness of cognitive and rational emotive behavioural therapies. Tackling a wide range of issues, including relationship problems, bringing up children, bullying, work pressures, stress, anger, grief, morale and assertiveness, this down-to-earth guide to dealing with depression represents an essential DIY kit for achieving a more positive and healthy outlook on life.


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Q: Finding the largest open reading frame using Perl I've created a program that can read DNA sequences that can generate the complementary strand, which further translates to an mRNA. However, I have to find the longest possible open reading frame for that DNA. I've coded something, but when it prints out the statement, I get no answer. Help?
This is what I have;
# Search for the longest open reading frame for this DNA.
print "\nHere is the largest ORF, from 5' to 3':\n" ;
local $_ = $RNA_seq ;
while ( / AUG /g ) {
    my $start = pos () - 2 ;
    if ( / UGA|UAA|UAG /g ) {
        my $stop = pos ;
        $gene = substr ( $_ , $start - 1 , $stop - $start + 1 ), $/ ;
        print "$gene" ;
    }
}

# The next set of commands translates the ORF found above for an amino acid seq.
print "\nThe largest reading Frame is:\t\t\t" . $protein { "gene" } . "\n" ;
sub translate {
    my ( $gene , $reading_frame ) = @_ ;
    my %protein = ();
    for ( $i = $reading_frame ; $i < length ( $gene ); $i += 3 ) {
        $codon = substr ( $gene , $i , 3 );
        $amino_acid = translate_codon( $codon );
        $protein { $amino_acid }++;
        $protein { "gene" } .= $amino_acid ;
    }
    return %protein ;
}

sub translate_codon {
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GC[AGCU] /i )             { return A;} # Alanine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UGC|UGU /i )              { return C;} # Cysteine
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GAC|GAU /i )              { return D;} # Aspartic Acid;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GAA|GAG /i )              { return Q;} # Glutamine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UUC|UUU /i )              { return F;} # Phenylalanine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GG[AGCU] /i )             { return G;} # Glycine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / CAC|CAU /i )              { return His;} # Histine (start codon);
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AU[AUC] /i )              { return I;} # Isoleucine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AAA|AAG /i )              { return K;} # Lysine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UUA|UUG|CU[AGCU] /i )     { return Leu;} # Leucine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AUG /i )                  { return M;} # Methionine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AAC|AAU /i )              { return N;} # Asparagine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / CC[AGCU] /i )             { return P;} # Proline;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / CAA|CAG /i )              { return G;} # Glutamine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AGA|AGG|CG[AGCU] /i )     { return R;} # Arginine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AGC|AGU|UC[AGCU] /i )     { return S;} # Serine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / AC[AGCU] /i )             { return T;} # Threonine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GU[AGCU] /i )             { return V;} # Valine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UGG /i )                  { return W;} # Tryptophan;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UAC|UAU /i )              { return Y;} # Tyrosine;
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / UAA|UGA|UAG /i )          { return "***" ;} # Stop Codons;
}

Am I missing something?

A: Put
use strict;
use warnings;

at the beginning of your code: it will help to detect problems
generally with
return A;

you are not returning a string but a file handle, if you want to return a string
return 'A';

A: If you want to put whitespace in your regular expressions for readability, you need to use the regular expression x modifier as:
if ( $_ [ 0 ] =~ / GC[AGCU] /xi )

Then if you need to represent whitespace (which you shouldn't here) , simply use \s
As an aside, rather than use $_ [0] consider:
sub translate_codon {
    my $codon = shift;
    return q(A) if $codon =~ m/ GC[AGCU] /xi;
    return q(F) if $codon =~ m/ UU[CU]   /xi;
}

A: Have you checked out BioPerl at all? I haven't checked, but perhaps it already includes the functionality you require. Or are you currently working on an assignment for which you have to write the program yourself?
EDIT
I'm not quite sure about the first section of the code you have posted. For example, there are blanks within your regexes. Does the string you are trying to match actually include those blanks, or are the codons all written together, as in AUGCCGGAUGA? In the latter case there'd simply be no match, even though the codons you're looking for are present (I'm probably telling you things you know though... I just wanted to point it out, just in case :) ).
Also, what's the code of your pos function?
One more thing: you don't have to set $_, you can simply match $RNA_seq against a pattern, like so:
if ($RNA_seq =~ m/UGA/) { # ...

EDIT 2
I've thought a bit more about the first section, I think using the index function would be advisable here, as that immediately gives you the position within the sequence:
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use List::Util qw( min );

my $string = 'UGAAUGGGCCAUAUUUGACUGAGUUUCAGAUGCCAUUGGCGAUUAG';
# the genes:     *-------------*           *---------------*

my $prev = -1;
my @genes;

while (1) {
   my $start = index($string, 'AUG', $prev+1);
   my $stop  = min grep $_ > -1, (index($string, 'UGA', $start+1), index($string, 'UAA', $start+1),
                                  index($string, 'UAG', $start+1));

   # exit the loop if index is -1, i.e. if there was no more match
   last if ($start < 0 or $stop < 0);

   # using +1 so that 'AUGA' will not count as a gene
   if ($stop > $start+1) {
      push @genes, substr($string, $start, $stop);
   }

   $prev = $stop; # I'm assuming that no second AUG will come between AUG and a stop codon
}

print "@genes\n";

This gives you
AUGGGCCAUAUUUGA AUGCCAUUGGCGAUUAG

I would say it might need some refinement, but I hope it'll be helpful all the same.

A: There are several applications for ab-initio gene predictions. If you still want to code it from scratch I recommend looking into dynamic programming and the Smith–Waterman algorithm for local sequence alignment. Note, however, that for eukaryote organisms you should also account for RNA splicing.

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Radovi Proarha su predstavljeni u stranim časopisima "A10", "Detail", "Architektur.Aktuell" i "Schulen und Kindertagesstatten" gdje se pažnja posvetila detaljima ali i sveobuhvatnom projektu.
The works of Proarh were published in foreign publications such as "A10", "Detail", "Architektur.Aktuell" and "Schulen und Kindertagesstatten" with a focus on the details as well as the whole project.
U sklopu dana Fagerhulta u kinu Europa 04.03.2014., arhitekt Davor Mateković , zajedno s arhitektom Sašom Begovićem-3LHD i dizajnerom Nikolom Radeljkovićem NUMEN/FOR USE, održao je predavanje o suvremenoj hrvatskoj arhitekturi s osvrtom na svoje recentne projekte.
During the Fagerhult days in the Europa theater on the 4th of March 2014, Davor Mateković, along with architect Sasa Begović from 3LHD and designer Nikola Radeljković from NUMEN/FOR USE, held a seminar on contemporary architecture in Croatia with a reference to his own recent projects.
Osnovna škola Alojzija Stepinca nominirana je za nagradu Viktor Kovačić za najistaknutije ostvarenje u svim područjima arhitektonskog stvaralaštva za 2013. godinu. Zgrada je također nominirana za nagradu Vladimir Nazor za najbolje ostvaranje na podrucju arhitekture i urbanizma u republici hrvatskoj.
The elementary school Alojzije Stepinac was nominated for the Viktor Kovačić award as the most prominent completed work in all fields of architectural creation in 2013. The building was also nominated for the Vladimir Nazor award for the best achievment in the field of architecture and urbanism in the republic of Croatia.
Poslovno stambeni kompleks u Strojarskoj ulici već je visokoj fazi izgradnje. Stambeni objekti su pri završetku grubih građevinskih radova dok je manji neboder već gotovo dostigao svoju puinu visinu od 14 nadzemnih etaža.Uskoro se očekuje početak gradnje i zapadnog 25. katova visokog nebodera. Staklena fasada je postavljena na dva manja poslovna objekta te na prvih par katova istočnog nebodera.
The residential/office complex in Strojarska St. is nearing completion. The residential building are nearly finished with the rough construction, while the smaller skyscraper has almost reached its full height of 14 floors. The west 25 floor skyscraper is expected to begin construction shortly, while the glass facade is positioned on the two smaller office building as well as the few first floors of the eastern skyscraper.
Izgradnja kombinirane dječje ustanove vrtića i jaslica na Vrbanima je zavrsena. Područni objekt VRBANI III, dječjeg vrtića Kustošija, u Palinovečkoj ulici, nakon nešto više od godinu dana uskoro će primiti i svoje prve male korisnike.
The construction of the combined children's kindergarden and nursery is completed. The building VRBANI III, kindergarden in Kustošija in Palinovečka Street, after more than a year will soon receive its first small inhabitants.
Archiprix International invites biennially all schools worldwide in Architecture, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture to select their best graduation project. This website presents the our legacy with an overview of all of the best graduation projects of the past editions and a list of universities of architecture, urban design and landscape architecture worldwide. And also: interviews with participants, workshop results, impressions of the award ceremony, and much more. This year's Archiprix that was held in Moscow at the end of May, was also attended and contributed to by architect Davor Mateković along with fellow coleagues Davor Katušić and Nenad Kondža.
East Centric Architecture Triennale 2013, sa tematikom Trans (ap)parencies, uvrstilo je SUVREMENU INTERPRETACIJU TRADICIONALNE ZAGORSKE HIŽE na svoju izložbu i katalog u kategoriji TRANS-APPARENCIES. East Centric Arhitext Awards is a regional architectural competition. The Awards have an older history in Romania, as the contest has been a national one until 2011, under the name of Arhitext Design Awards. The awards, as national contest, have had 10 editions so far. To have a more critical perspective over the competing projects we will invite as president of the juries an architect outside the Central and Eastern Europe. The contest, as well as the exhibition and the juries, are made up of 5 sections: Residential buildings, Public buildings, Interior Design, Exterior Design, Regeneration.
Slovenski časopis HIŠE kao vodeći slovenski tiskani medij za arhitekturu, ugostio je u svibnju PROARH povodom izdanja svog 76. broja. Arhitekt Davor Mateković održao je predavanje i sudjelovao u otvorenoj raspravi o suvremenoj arhitekturi.
The Slovenian magazine HIŠE as the leading architecture publication in Slovenia, has hosted PROARH in May to celebrate its 76th edition. The architect Davor Mateković held a lecture and participated in an open discussion about contemporary architecture.
U srpnju 2012. se navršilo 20 godino od osnutka Proarha. U tom razdoblju Proarh je izrastao u projektantsku multidisciplinarnu radionicu te se etablirao kao zapažen element recentne arhitektonske scene Zagreba i Hrvatske.
In July 2012 Proarh celebrated 20 years since its founding. During that period Proarh has evolved to become a multidisciplinary design workshop and established itself as a prominent element of the recent architectural scene in Zagreb as well as Croatia.


I have an email template which Outlook is adding additional spacing to on the right hand side causing the template to break entirely. Any ideas on a fix?
Warren appointed to Board of DCCI

Inspire are proud to announce its founder and Managing Director Warren Munson, has been officially appointed to the Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry board of directors.

Warren joins the 12 strong board members as a non executive director and will be collectively responsible for the success of the organisation, helping to drive it forward in support of its 800 members which together employ more than 37,000 people in Dorset.

DCCI chief executive Ian Girling said: "Warren brings with him vast experience and expertise and we are delighted to welcome him to the board. His appointment represents another milestone for DCCI as we continue to expand and help businesses to drive the local economy whilst also giving Dorset an ever more powerful and influential voice at a higher level."

Warren's comment: 'It was an honour to be asked by Ian Girling  Chief Executive of DCCI, to become a Non-Executive Director for the DCCI.  The DCCI is a great organisation that does a fantastic job of supporting and representing businesses in Dorset.  I am extremely keen while fulfilling this role to support the executive and management team at DCCI but also ensure that the entrepreneurial and owner managed businesses in Dorset and supported for all they do and contribute to the Dorset Economy.
Kindly used below source code.
Thank you so so much! You are a lifesaver. What was the issue so that I know for the future?
Your template size is 600px. But the two column section width 620px behalf of 600px, therefore, it's appears 20px extra space in right side.
Sorry, had to remove some personal info.
You probably have something that's too large to fit in a width of 600 (px) somewhere else in your email. But, I couldn't find it.


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Q: How to implement progressindicator within a alertdialog in flutter? I am new to flutter and I am trying to learn the platform. So, here I am trying to display information from jsonplaceholder onto a alertdialog while is activated when a button is pressed in main.dart(I haven't included the code here). While the data loads I want to the alert dialog to appear and show a circularprogressindicator and after the data loads up the progress indicator is replaced by the 3 containers.
    import 'dart:math';
    import 'dart:convert';
    import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
    import 'package:http/http.dart' as http;
    showAlertDialog(BuildContext context)async
    {
      Map res=await fetchData();
      Color bc=(res["id"]%2==0)?(const Color.fromARGB(255, 44, 255, 2)):(const Color.fromARGB(255,255,0,    0));
     AlertDialog alert=AlertDialog
     (
       title: const Text("TextFromNet"),
       content:Column
       (
         crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.start,
         mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
         children:
         [
         Container
         (
          //text from res and color bc
        ),
        const SizedBox(height:15),
        Container
        (
          //text from res and color bc
        ),
        const SizedBox(height:15),
        Container
        (
          //text from res and color bc
        ),
       ]
      )
     );
    showDialog
    (
      context:context,
      builder:(BuildContext context){return alert;},
     );

    return const CircularProgressIndicator();
     }
    fetchData()async
    {
      final response=await http.get(Uri.parse('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/albums/${Random().nextInt(100)}'));
     if(response.statusCode==200) {return json.decode(response.body);}
     else {throw Exception('Failed to Fetch');}
    }

Currently the alertdialog appears after about 1seconds of pressing the button, I want a circularprogressindicator to be shown in this time inside the alertdialog with th title of "TextFromInternet". I tried searching for some way but i couldn't figure out a clear path. I am guessing I have to do something realted to the state of the alertdialog but I am not sure. Please help. I have removed code from the containers to make the code shorter.

A: Since you're new to Flutter, i tried to make it simplest as possible, you just have to adapt it to your situation.
If we're awaiting for some value to load our screen, it's clever to use the FutureBuilder, since it's made for it:
The showDialog method:
Future<void> showCustomDialog() async {
  return await showDialog(
    context: context,
    barrierDismissible: false,
    // barrierDismissible: true or false, if you want to your dialog be closed in case your user clicks outside of it.
    builder: (context) {
      return AlertDialog(
        shape:
            RoundedRectangleBorder(borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(16)),
        backgroundColor: const Color.fromRGBO(0, 0, 0, 1), //Your Theme.
        title: const Text(
          'Your title',
          style: TextStyle(color: Colors.white),
        ),
        content: SizedBox(
          //It's not a bad idea to set your Dialog to a fixed sized.
          height: 250,
          width: 250,
          child: FutureBuilder(
            builder: (context, snapshot) {
              if (snapshot.hasData) {
                return Column(
                    crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.start,
                    mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
                    children: [
                      //Here you put your final widgets
                      Text(
                        snapshot.data!,
                        style: const TextStyle(color: Colors.white),
                      ),
                    ]);
              } else {
                return Column(
                  mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
                  children: const [
                    SizedBox(
                      //Here's the loading indicator
                      width: 55,
                      height: 55,
                      child: CircularProgressIndicator(
                        color: Colors.white,
                      ),
                    ),
                  ],
                );
              }
            },
            future: fetchData(),
          ),
        ),
        actions: [
          //Actions are optional, you can insert TextButtons like this
          TextButton(
            style: ButtonStyle(
                overlayColor:
                  MaterialStateColor.resolveWith((states) => Colors.blue),
                shape: MaterialStateProperty.all<RoundedRectangleBorder>(
                    RoundedRectangleBorder(
                      borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(12.0),
                      side: const BorderSide(color: Colors.blue)))),
            onPressed: () => Navigator.of(context).pop(true),
            child: const Text(
              'Close',
              style: TextStyle(
                color: Colors.white,
              ),
            ),
          ),
        ],
      );
    },
  );
 }

the fetchData method, which brings our data.
Future<String> fetchData() async {
    String stringReturn = ''; // You can start your variables as null and then handle if no data is found.
  await Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 4000)).then((value) {
    stringReturn = 'String returned from future fetchData()';
  });
  return stringReturn;
}

now, just call it from a button, like this:
(in my case, it's in a Scaffold:)
floatingActionButton: FloatingActionButton(
    onPressed: showCustomDialog,
    tooltip: 'ShowDialog',
    child: const Icon(Icons.add),
  ),

If you need more assistance, check this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEdw_1B7JHY (FutureBuilder - Widget of the week)
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/FutureBuilder-class.html
https://medium.flutterdevs.com/explore-futurebuilder-in-flutter-9744203b2b8c (Medium articles usually has good information too!)


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14 Aug Francis Flynn
Posted at 19:41h in Uncategorized	by	kkbold
FRANCIS FLYNN
Francis Patrick Flynn, 87, Fargo, ND, formerly Mandan, ND, passed away on Monday, July 8, at Bethany Retirement Living. Memorial services will be on Thursday, July 11, 2019, at 12:30 p.m., at the Bismarck Funeral Home. Inurnment will be at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, Mandan.
Francis was born on April 28, 1932, in Dickinson, ND, to Frank and Elizabeth (Schimke) Flynn. Francis attended St. Patrick Grade School and graduated from Dickinson High School. In 1954, he graduated from Dickinson State College with a Bachelor of Education degree and two Athletic Hall of Fame inductions in tennis and football. Francis enlisted in the Army in 1954. He proudly served our country as a communications specialist in support of Panama Canal operations. For his dedication to duty and distinguished service, he was awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal and received an honorable discharge in 1956. As a servant leader to his nation and community, he continued his professional career as a business manager/accountant. After fifteen years of dedicated service, he retired from the North Dakota Youth Correctional Center.
Francis married Delanne (Wagner) Johnson on September 17, 1976. That day he also became a father to Cindy Bitz, Lynette Rasmusson, and Gregory Johnson. Francis was a true family man. He swelled with pride and smiled from ear-to-ear when he was with his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brother, sisters, nieces and nephews. If you struck a conversation with Francis it would always lead back to family and how proud he was of them all. Francis and Dee had another special family through AA and Alanon. Through his thirty-five years of sobriety, Francis and Dee encouraged and supported others who struggled with the disease of alcoholism. Francis was known for his easy conversation, twinkling Irish eyes, mischievous smile, and boisterous laugh. He loved to hear a good joke but found the most joy in sharing it with others. He was playful and fun, and especially enjoyed time spent with his grandchildren. He and Dee loved socializing with family and friends over meals and cards or dice games. Francis and Dee enjoyed some of the best years of their lives serving as campground hosts at General Sibley Park and several locations across the lower forty-eight. They were always excited to come back to family and friends in Bismarck-Mandan and were eager to share stories of their adventures. They were well known in Mandan for being the number one senior cheer team for multiple sports, including basketball, swimming, and football. Francis's memory will live on in his loving family.
He is survived by two daughters, Cindy (Pius) Bitz, Bismarck, and Lynette (Keith) Rasmusson, Hawley, MN; twelve grandchildren; twenty-one great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by the love of his life, Delanne Flynn; his son, Gregory Johnson; his parents; and three siblings.
Bismarck Funeral Home | 3723 Lockport St | Bismarck, ND 58503-5537 | (701) 223-4055


This absolutely mouth-watering halloumi & mint flatbread has been a real hit whenever I've included it on a course menu. Don't be put off by having to knead the dough. It doesn't take long and this recipe is very forgiving so don't worry if you don't manage to get it perfectly smooth. Just make sure you use culinary tablespoon measures for the bread ingredients as you'll mess up the quantities if you chance it with cutlery spoons.
Put the flour, salt, sugar and yeast into a large mixing bowl and stir to combine.
Make a well in the centre and pour in the yoghurt, melted butter and warm water. Stir until the mixture comes together then tip out onto a lightly floured surface and knead for 5 minutes until a smooth dough is formed.
Return the dough to the mixing bowl, cover and leave in a warm place until doubled in size (around 1 ½ hours).
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and divide into 4. Roll each piece out into a large, very thin rectangle (it doesn't matter if it's a wonky rectangle – the most important thing is that it's symmetrical so that it neatly covers the filling when folded in half). Top half the rectangle with halloumi, a small sprinkling of lemon zest, some chopped mint and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, leaving a small border around the edge. Brush the border with water then fold the dough over to encase the filling. Press the edges together to seal.
Heat a large frying pan over a medium high heat. Brush one side of the gözleme with oil. Cook for 2-3 minutes or until the base is golden. Brush the uncooked side with oil. Turn over and cook for a further 2-3 minutes until golden and crisp. Cut into strips or quarters and serve.


Quickly connect external wires to your WeMos D1 Mini using this Terminal Shield. All D1 Mini headers are broken out to matching 3.5mm pitch screw terminals, and also broken out to solder pads. There's a prototyping area in the middle with extra pads for you to add your own parts, so you can use this shield to combine your own directly connected components with easy external connections.
The Terminal Shield can be used with either stacking headers or regular pin headers.
Note: I screwed up with generating the PCB production files for the first batch, so the prototyping area in the middle has solder mask right up to the edges of the holes. This means it's hard to solder parts in place, although it can still be done by putting solder in the holes. The shields work just fine for connecting things to the screw terminals though. This will be fixed in a future batch.


Home Health and Hospice of Dickinson County is offering a Bereavement Support Group monthly in Abilene. It will be on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The next class will be on February 26. These classes are held at the Home Health and Hospice office, 1111 N. Brady, Abilene. The meetings will continue once per month through June. Chris McKee, LSCSW, Bereavement Counselor, serves as the group facilitator.
Anyone with questions should contact Home Health and Hospice of Dickinson County at 785-263-6630 in Abilene.


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In case you're not familiar with Writers on the Move, we're a writing and book marketing group utilizing content marketing to broaden our visibility and authority, and boost sales.
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The marketing game is always changing, because of this, it's important to keep up with marketing trends. One useful tool for this is Technorati's Yearly Digital Influence Report.
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The fourth annual NPSS National Conference was held on 3rdand 4thJuly; and as partners in building Housing Jigsaw, Housing Partners were asked to be sponsors of the event. This year was another fantastic occasion, with hugely informative talks from experts across the sector and representatives from local authorities up and down the country.
This year's NPSS National Conference dug deep into the HRA and its early implications since coming into law back in April.
As well as insightful plenary sessions, including policy updates from MHCLG, there were insights and panel discussions from the Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Housing Executive along with the trailblazer authorities throughout the two-day conference.
The breakout sessions provided deep insight, debate and ideas, as well as experience-sharing opportunities as professionals from all over the UK converged to hear key insights on areas such as Duty to Refer – helpful tips for implementation, rough sleeping approaches, increasing housing supply and tenancy sustainment.
But the HRA proved a particular focus with sessions on the learning points so far, ensuring self-assessment checklists are fit for purpose and a special session on using PRAH to deliver the HRA. There were also sessions on the topic-of-the-moment: the live H-CLIC requirement.
And by popular demand Nigel Risner made a return to the NPSS Conference, an opportunity we were only too happy to provide as part of our sponsorship of the event. A renowned business turnaround specialist and author, Nigel captivated the audience with his fascinating and humorous insights on personality types in the workplace. As a gift from us at Housing Partners, delegates were also treated to a free copy of his new book, It's a Zoo Around Here.
We are so proud to be sponsors of the NPSS Conference this year – and what a great opportunity alongside NPSS to chat to those who attended about their experiences of Housing Jigsaw PRAH. We were also hugely excited to launch the next two modules in the Housing Jigsaw suite, EHR and ATLAS, as well as giving delegates an insight into ALERT, our forthcoming FREE alert and messenger service that can be used by any referring agency.


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Q: Asynchronous viewer update While debugging in Flash Builder 4.6 I get the following popup:

Try catch blocks do not catch this exception and the application doesn't throw any exceptions when running in release.
I have never seen this before.  Has anyone else experienced this?

A: This exception is not thrown by your application. This is an Eclipse (Flash Builder) exception. It's written by programmers like us too, so there are some bugs :)
If it's frequent and you want to get rid of it, I suggest going to your workspace and deleting the .metadata folder, but be aware that it will delete all your configuration of the Flash Builder IDE.
Only try the above method if restarting Flash Builder doesn't help.
More on the exception thrown:
First of all, exceptions (Errors in case of Actionscript) which are thrown by your code do not show up in a separate Flash Builder window, that's how you can tell wether it is yours or IDEs.
Other than that if you look closely at the exception it says java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, that's a Java exception, not an Actionscript one.