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"value": "Text: Rosie the Riveters speaks at ALMBS\n\nMazie Mullins, from Clendenin, was a Rosie the Riveter. During World War II, she riveted bombers at Goodyear Aircraft in Akron. She actively works with Thanks! Plain and Simple and other Rosies to make the West Virginia Rosie the Riveter Project a model for America . As a child she helped her family clear the land for a farm and house. As a pre-teen, she worked for .75 cents a day doing laundry for lumberjacks. As a young woman, at Goodyear, her motivation was to “bring our boys home.” Her fiancé was killed in action just before he was to come home on leave to marry her. She says of these experiences, “I am glad learned the value of hard work, early. I am blessed to have worked hard for my country to help bring our boys home safely. Unfortunately, many did not make it home. Rosies just wanted to do our best to help end that war.”\n\nMazie is one Rosie featured in the film, “We Pull Together: Rosie the Riveters, Then and Now” which Thanks! Plain and Simple’s has planned and managed. Ilene Humphreys is Mazie’s daughter. She is on the Honorary Board to help work with leaders to teach about Rosie the Riveters."
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"value": "[\"We Pull Together: Rosie the Riveters, Then and Now\"]"
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"value": "Text: Leaf spring systems have for many years been used for the suspension of wheeled vehicles. The central element of a leaf spring suspension system for a vehicle is termed a “semi-elliptical” spring configured as an arc-shaped length of spring steel having a substantially rectangular cross-section. At the center of the arc is provided an arrangement for coupling to the axle of the vehicle. At the ends are provided coupler holes for attaching the spring to the vehicle body. For heavy vehicles, leaf springs are stacked on one other to form layers of springs of different lengths. Leaf springs are still used in heavy commercial vehicles and railway carriages. In the case of very heavy vehicles, leaf springs provide the advantage of spreading the load over a larger region of the vehicle's chassis. A coil spring, on the other hand, will transfer the load to a single point. The well-known Hotchkiss drive, the name of which derives from the French automobile firm of Hotchkiss, employs a solid axle that is coupled at its ends to the centers of respective semi-elliptical leaf springs. There are a number of problems with this form of drive arrangement. First, this drive system is characterized by high unsprung mass. Additionally, the use of a solid axle results in coupled left/right wheel motion."
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"value": "[\"Leaf spring systems\", \"axle\", \"coupler holes\", \"vehicle body\", \"layers of springs\", \"vehicle's chassis\", \"coil spring\", \"Hotchkiss drive\", \"solid axle\", \"left/right wheel motion\", \"spring steel\", \"wheeled vehicles\", \"vehicle\", \"heavy vehicles\", \"commercial vehicles\", \"railway carriages\"]"
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"value": "Text: Paragon Performance is proud to offer D.O.T BMW stainless steel braided brake lines constructed using hose lined with PTFE, making it\ncompatible with all brake fluids on the market today. These lines will provide you with the firmest pedal possible. You will not find a finer\nbrake line hose available in the high performance market!"
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"value": "[\"high performance market\", \"PTFE\"]"
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"value": "Text: Polly Draper has returned to series television — more than 15 years after audiences first fell in love with wry career gal Ellyn Warren on thirtysomething — as writer, director and executive producer of Nickelodeon's Naked Broth… Read more"
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"value": "Text: In trench isolated integrate circuits, a known problem has been that of stress caused by the dielectric fill in the trench on the silicon substrate. U.S. Pat. No. 4,631,803 illustrates a set of different liners that are used to relief the stress. One example is an oxide-nitride (ON) layer, another example is a triple layer of oxide-nitride-oxide (ONO). This and other references illustrate a rather thick layer of oxide in the range of 20-45 nm and a relatively thick layer of nitride in the range of 30-60 nm. Another article \"Oxidation-Induced Defect Generation in Advanced DRAM Structures\" by S. R. Stiffler, et al. in IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, Vol. 37, No. 5, May 1990 illustrates a relatively thin layer of nitride of thickness 7 nm. A problem with this and other nitride liners in the art is that when a conventional stripping process of hot phosphoric acid is used to strip the protective pad nitride that coats the wafer, the phosphoric acid recesses the nitride liner, exposing a gap. Subsequent etches in hydrofluoric acid cause that recess to expand into an unacceptably large void."
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"value": "[\"trench isolated integrate circuits\", \"dielectric fill\", \"silicon substrate\", \"oxide-nitride (ON) layer\", \"triple layer of oxide-nitride-oxide (ONO)\", \"layer of oxide\", \"layer of nitride\", \"thin layer of nitride\", \"nitride liners\", \"conventional stripping process\", \"hot phosphoric acid\", \"protective pad nitride\", \"wafer\", \"phosphoric acid\", \"etches\", \"hydrofluoric acid\"]"
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"value": "Text: Detection and molecular typing of Clostridium perfringens isolates from beef, chicken and turkey meats. Here we describe a study investigating the presence of Clostridium perfringens strains in meat samples and the toxin genes in the isolates by PCR. This study, for the first time, demonstrated the presence of C. perfringens type E in turkey meats, while C. perfringens type C strains isolated from chicken meats."
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"value": "[\"Clostridium perfringens\", \"C. perfringens type E\", \"C. perfringens type C\", \"beef\", \"chicken\", \"turkey\", \"toxin genes\", \"PCR\"]"
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"value": "Text: Topics include:\n1. Computer-based decision support systems as currently developed and utilized by business decision makers\n2. Decisions and decision makers\n3. Modeling decision processes\n4. Designing and building Decision Support Systems (DSS) and Enterprise Systems (ES)\n5. The DSS and ES development process\n6. The use of application software to construct prototype decision support system components\n7. Spreadsheet models used in the decision making process\n8. Concepts and structure of ES\n\nDetailed Description of the Conduct of the Course\nThe course is delivered in a lecture/discussion format. Formal class presentations may be augmented with videotapes and demonstrations of computer applications. Student projects including a term paper may be assigned. Goals and Objectives of the Course\n\nStudents who complete the course will be able to:\n1. Identify benefits and limitations of DSS and ES use. 2. Describe the importance of user interface in DSS and ES. 3. Define the characteristics a good decision. 4. Describe the process of choice. 5. Describe the concept of ES knowledge engineering and how it is distinct from traditional IS development. 6. Compare how DSS and ES differ from and relate to other types of information systems. 7. Create expert systems applications using an ES shell\n8."
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"value": "[\"ES development process\", \"process of choice\", \"Decisions\", \"Modeling decision processes\", \"user interface\", \"good decision\", \"ES knowledge engineering\", \"traditional IS development\", \"Computer-based decision support systems\", \"Designing and building Decision Support Systems\", \"Enterprise Systems\", \"DSS\", \"application software\", \"prototype decision support system components\", \"Spreadsheet models\", \"ES\", \"other types of information systems\", \"expert systems applications\", \"ES shell\"]"
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"value": "Text: Activated platelets in transient global amnesia and TIA. To assess whether platelets are activated in transient global amnesia (TGA) and TIA, blood samples were analyzed by fluorescence-activated cytoscan using antibodies specific for platelet fibrinogen receptor (PAC1) and P-selectin (CD62P). Samples from TIA contained high levels of CD62P compared with age-matched control subjects, whereas those from TGA did not. The authors suggest that activated platelets are involved in brain ischemia, whereas ischemia appears not to be associated with most TGA."
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"value": "[\"age-matched control subjects\", \"platelets\", \"blood samples\", \"antibodies\", \"platelet fibrinogen receptor\", \"PAC1\", \"P-selectin\", \"CD62P\", \"fluorescence-activated cytoscan\", \"transient global amnesia\", \"TIA\", \"brain ischemia\"]"
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"value": "Text: A Bridge to Wiseman's Cove\n\nA Bridge to Wiseman's Cove (1996) is a novel by Australian author James Moloney. The novel features the life of a 15-year-old boy, Carl Matt, and his dysfunctional family, who begin to suffer from physical and emotional problems after his mother's disappearance. Plot summary\nWhen Carl Matt's mother, Kerry Matt, disappears, his sister Sarah sends him and his brother Harley to Wattle Beach to live with their Aunt Beryl. Aunt Beryl doesn't want them to stay with her and after numerous encounters with the police she says Carl has to get a job if he wants to stay. He gets a one off job with Joy Duncan who lives on an island called Wiseman's Cove. On the way home Carl meets Skip Duncan, Joy's husband, the owner and captain of a barge that ferries cars to and from the island. Carl asks for a job there but, after revealing his name, he is rejected. He learns this is because his grandfather had an accident that crippled Skip for life, and accidentally killed his son. After some consideration, Skip reluctantly lets Carl work on the barge. After numerous events that boost the popularity of Skip's barge, it is eventually revealed that a bridge will be built and therefore put all barges out of business."
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"value": "Text: Yellow cab (disambiguation)\n\nYellow cab is a common name for taxicab companies. Yellow cab may also refer to:\n\nBrands and enterprises\n Yellow Cab Company, a taxicab company in Chicago\nYellow Cab Pizza Co., a pizza chain\nYellow cab, TUIfly's callsign, replaced in December 2013\n\nOther uses\n Yellow cab (stereotype), an ethnic stereotype of Japanese women\n\nSee also \n The Yellow Cab Man (1950), an American movie starring Red Skelton"
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"value": "[\"Yellow cab\", \"Japanese women\", \"TUIfly\", \"Yellow Cab Company\"]"
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"value": "Text: Thousands of Indonesians held a peaceful rally on Saturday to promote unity, saying they were worried by signs of growing racial and religious intolerance in the world's largest Muslim-majority country. Dressed in red and white shirts, the colours of the Indonesian flag, religious leaders, members of human rights groups, lawmakers and others marched along a central Jakarta street. Some held posters with the national motto \"Bhinneka Tunggal Ika\", which means unity in diversity, while others performed traditional dances. \"This is about diversity, but also about unity. We have to separate politics from ethnicity, religion, and race,\" said 25-year old Iwan Saputra. \"I want Indonesia to stay united.\" Concerns about rising hardline Islamic sentiment in the country of 250 million people have grown since police decided on Wednesday to investigate a blasphemy complaint by Muslim groups against the Christian governor of Jakarta. More than 100,000 Muslims protested against Governor Basuki Purnama Purnama earlier in November. Police fired tear gas and water cannon to quell the protest. \"The economy is growing, infrastructure is being built everywhere. Don't let this all be destroyed just because of ego,\" said Saidiman Ahmad, an activist with Liberal Islam Network. Some analysts have said the police decision to pursue the case was a blow to democracy as well as diversity."
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"value": "[\"democracy\", \"tear gas\", \"water cannon\", \"Muslim-majority\", \"Islam\", \"Muslim\", \"Christian\", \"diversity\"]"
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"value": "Text: Isolation of three separate anaphylatoxins from complement-activated human serum. Recent methodologies used in preparing anaphylatoxins from complement-activated serum are described. Activation of the alternative pathway generates C3a and C5a; however, activation of the classical pathway is required to generate the anaphylatoxin from C4. This article describes an activation scheme that simultaneously generates all three of the anaphylatoxins (e.g., C3a, C4a and C5a) in human serum and outlines a procedure for isolating each as homogeneous products. Purification of intact anaphylatoxins directly from complement-activated serum takes place only if an exopeptidase in serum, known as carboxypeptidase N (SCPN), is properly inhibited. A new series of mercapto derivatives of arginine analogs are introduced as potent and effective inhibitors of SCPN. These inhibitors permit normal complement activation but prevent degradation of the released activation fragments C3a, C4a or C5a. The SCPN inhibitor previously used was 6-aminohexanoic acid (EACA), but it required a 1 M concentration for effective inhibition, the substituted mercapto-guanido compounds prove to be effective in the mM range."
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"value": "[\"methodologies\", \"alternative pathway\", \"classical pathway\", \"activation scheme\", \"procedure\", \"normal complement activation\", \"anaphylatoxins\", \"complement-activated human serum\", \"C3a\", \"C5a\", \"anaphylatoxin\", \"C4\", \"human serum\", \"exopeptidase\", \"carboxypeptidase N (SCPN)\", \"mercapto derivatives of arginine analogs\", \"inhibitors\", \"released activation fragments\", \"6-aminohexanoic acid (EACA)\", \"substituted mercapto-guanido compounds\", \"mM range\"]"
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"value": "Text: Q:\n\nHow to manage a project without deep knowledge in all the technology involved? In my organization we have to handle multiple projects with different technologies,like flex, iphone, .net, php etc. The problem is I know only java. So if a developer says me that an issue will take 2 days to solve I really cant judge whether he is right or wrong. How to handle this situation? One more problem is that because I don't know a particular technology so its very tough for me to say that whether a particular thing is possible or not in that technology? I prepare project plan, documents, contact with clients these things but have almost no controls on developers because my insufficient knowledge of all those technologies\nWhat can I do about this? A:\n\nIf an estimate strikes you as a bit over the top, surely the developers should be able to explain what it is that will cause the delay. Especially if you know java - they should be able to explain it to a non-tech project manager as well (after all, the project manager might be required to explain to the customer). Other than that; trust your developers. They probably don't underestimate badly enough to get you into a tight spot, but you should always give yourself some margin as well, when communicating with the customer."
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"value": "[\"controls\", \"estimate\", \"technologies\", \"flex\", \"iphone\", \".net\", \"php\", \"java\", \"developer\", \"developers\", \"project manager\", \"projects\", \"project plan\", \"documents\", \"issue\"]"
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"value": "Text: Believe in Yourself\n\nBelieving in yourself takes courage. In fact, it takes not only courage but a change in one’s attitude and thought process. In order to believe in yourself, you need to have confidence. What if you don’t have that confidence, to begin with?? Overcome the fear of failure\n\nOne listener, Danny Z. asked this very question. Danny, in order to believe in yourself you need to have confidence in what you are doing. Click below to listen to the podcast! Melody\n\nHello! My name is Melody Johnson and I inspire and encourage others to reach their goals with a positive mindset! As a former NYC native, this city girl decided it was time to leave the city life and adapt to the southern charm lifestyle!. I am married to an amazing man ( I am very lucky) and I have three great kids that try their best at everything. If I am not hanging out with the family, I am usually digging around in my yard fussing at the blueberry bushes, gardening, reading a book or writing wonderful content for you my friends!"
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"value": "Text: 38 SHARES Facebook Twitter\n\nMore than 500,000 foreigners are expected to file year-end tax settlements in South Korea for their 2015 income. Korea FM spoke with Seoul Global Center CPA Lee Jung-se & tax consultant Katie Klemsen to discuss tax tips & how foreigners can get free advice to avoid costly errors. LISTEN on Spreaker, TuneIn Stitcher, SoundCloud YouTube\n\nSUBSCRIBE to this & other Korea FM original content via iTunes Android Applications or RSS"
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"value": "Text: The SEG1 element: a new DNA region promoting stable mitotic segregation of plasmids in the zygomycete Absidia glauca. A series of new vectors for the model zygomycete Absidia glauca was constructed on the basis of the structural neomycin resistance (Neor) gene controlled by the promoter of the gene for elongation factor 1 (TEF). In order to select for transformed colonies with a stable Neor phenotype, spores from primary transformants were pooled and grown for two sporulation cycles under non-selective conditions. Southern blot analysis of DNA from single spore isolates originating from independent transformant pools allowed the identification of two autonomously replicating plasmids. Retransformation of Escherichia coli and restriction analysis of the two plasmids provided evidence for spontaneous in vivo insertion of a new DNA element (SEG1) from the A. glauca genome. The inserted regions in both plasmids are essentially identical and do not represent repetitive DNA. Compared with other autonomously replicating vectors, these SEG1-containing plasmids are mitotically extremely stable and are passed on to the vegetative spore progeny of a retransformed A. glauca strain. We assume that SEG1 contains structural elements involved in partitioning and stable segregation of plasmids. For the construction of stable transformants of A. glauca, the SEG1 element may be regarded as a major breakthrough, because stabilization of transformed genetic traits by integration is difficult to achieve in all mucoraceous fungi and all known replicating plasmids are mitotically unstable."
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"value": "[\"SEG1 element\", \"plasmids\", \"vectors\", \"promoter\", \"autonomously replicating plasmids\", \"genome\", \"replicating plasmids\", \"Southern blot analysis\", \"restriction analysis\", \"genetic traits\", \"zygomycete Absidia glauca\", \"Escherichia coli\", \"mucoraceous fungi\", \"in vivo insertion\", \"partitioning\", \"stable segregation\", \"transformed colonies\", \"spores\", \"single spore isolates\", \"vegetative spore progeny\", \"transformants\"]"
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"value": "Text: Variovorax ginsengisoli\n\nVariovorax ginsengisoli is a Gram-negative, non-spore-forming, rod-shaped, motile bacterium from the genus Variovorax, which was isolated from soil from a ginseng field in Pocheon in South Korea. Colonies of V. ginsengisoli are yellowish in color. References\n\nExternal links\nType strain of Variovorax ginsengisoli at BacDive - the Bacterial Diversity Metadatabase\n\nCategory:Burkholderiales\nCategory:Bacteria described in 2010"
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"value": "[\"Variovorax ginsengisoli\", \"genus Variovorax\", \"Burkholderiales\", \"Gram-negative\", \"non-spore-forming\", \"rod-shaped\", \"motile\", \"yellowish\"]"
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"value": "Text: A liquid friction clutch of said type is known from EP 1 731 787 B1. Also, DE 197 49 342 A1 discloses a viscous clutch for driving motor vehicle air-conditioning compressors, in which, to control the filling level of fluid in a working chamber, the throughput of fluid through the pipe section adjoining an inlet section of a scoop pipe is controlled by means of a valve. Tests however yielded that such a valve causes problems in that it is extremely difficult to achieve acceptable performance results. It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a liquid friction clutch by means of which it is possible in a simple manner, without using a valve, to obtain a variable clutch fluid flow."
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"value": "Text: Metro has hinted for the past two years that its intention was to outsource the Silver Line service, suggesting that such a decision could save taxpayers millions of dollars in the long run. In January, the agency issued a “request for information” from potential contractors interested in the job. Now, Metro says that hiring a private company to fill new Silver Line jobs, rather than adding to the ranks of unionized employees, will help control operating and maintenance costs, “including future pension costs, which have grown to unsustainable levels.”\n\nAD\n\nAD\n\nLast week, a Government Accountability Office report concluded that Metro’s annual pension liabilities are unsustainable and jeopardize the future of the system. Privatization may also save taxpayers money, at least in the short term. Though Metro is legally required to curb growth in its annual operating subsidy paid by the District, Maryland and Virginia, the year-to-year operating costs of the Silver Line extension are considered a bonus service — and mean that regional leaders will have to come up with the extra millions annually to pay for the new service. Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld said the effort is intended to help the transit agency start “living within our means.\" AD\n\n“Competitive contracting is one tool to hold down pension cost growth, while providing quality service for customers,” Wiedefeld said in a statement."
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"value": "Text: \"We have the most incredible, amazing speech that none of us are ever going to hear. And you know what? It doesn't matter. Because what we did tonight is send a very clear message that this is the state that is ready to lead in so many ways,\" Lujan Grisham said to a cheering crowd at Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town. Lujan Grisham told the crowd that she would improvise because \"that's what governors do.\" \"Gone are the days where anyone talks about New Mexico not being in first place,\" she said. Lujan Grisham went on to talk about improving the state's education system, bringing more jobs to New Mexico and together with people outside her party. \"There is more in New Mexico that unifies us than so many other places in the country,\" Lujan Grisham said. Lujan Grisham becomes the second female in a row to lead New Mexico. She will take over for Republican Susana Martinez."
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"value": "Text: Blofield, near Norwich, Norfolk, Brundall, United Kingdom\n\nContact Details\n\nDescription of The Cowshed\n\nThe Cowshed is a thatched, single-storey, detached barn conversion located in the rural Norfolk countryside. It lies just outside the village of Blofield, which is an ideal location for exploring the Norfolk Broads. Wroxham, the ’capital of the Broads’, is just 4 miles away. There are riverside cafes and inns, lots o....."
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"value": "Text: This invention relates to the manufacture of tires, and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for the laying of rubber products onto a firm surface or support in the manufacture of tires. In the manufacture of a tire, various rubber products of different ingredients and properties are used. Such products are referred to as \"compound\" because they are prepared by the mixing of different base components. The initial preparation is effected by means of tools known as \"internal mixers\", one example of which is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 1,881,994. The compound thus obtained is then worked on calendaring machines and/or extruders (see, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,154,536) in order finally to obtain, by means of rolls and/or die blades of suitable dimensions and shape, a semi-finished product in the form of sheets of rubber or strips of small thickness, called flats, or in the form of profiled parts ready to be placed on the tire blank during its manufacture. U.S. Pat. No. 4,299,789 discloses one manner of obtaining a profiled rubber part. The different semi-finished products thus produced are then assembled to form a raw tire blank, usually on a building drum, examples of which are disclosed in French patent Nos. 1,543,925 and 1,518,250."
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"value": "[\"U.S. Pat. No. 1,881,994\", \"U.S. Pat. No. 4,154,536\", \"French patent Nos. 1,543,925 and 1,518,250\", \"internal mixers\", \"calendaring machines\", \"extruders\", \"rolls\", \"die blades\", \"building drum\"]"
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"value": "Text: 1. Field of the Invention\nThe present invention relates to an anti-bacterial water absorbing agent which has excellent water absorption performance, anti-bacterial performance, and powder flow properties. The anti-bacterial water absorbing agent is suitable for the manufacture of absorbent materials for absorbing urine, blood, and body fluids. The invention is further directed to a method of producing said agent and an absorbent material using said agent. 2. Description of the Related Art\nWater absorbing resins are widely used in absorbent materials or absorbing articles including disposable diapers, incontinence pads, sanitary napkins, nursing pads, sheets for pets, absorbent materials for pets littex, excretion treating agents, waste blood gelling materials, drip absorbers, and freshness retaining materials. These devices rely on the water absorption/retention capacities and gelling properties of the resin. Although the conventional water absorbing resins have excellent absorption/retention capacities for urine, blood, and other body fluids, these prior materials do not have anti-bacterial properties. Therefore, when the water absorbing resin absorbs urine, blood, and other body fluids, the organic materials contained in the liquids being absorbed are degraded by bacteria, fungus and other microorganisms, thereby causing, for example, malodors, skin irritations, and rashes. Furthermore, the resulting hydrogels are also easily putrefied by the bacteria in the air resulting in the development of odors."
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"value": "Text: The semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years. Technological advances in IC materials and design have produced various types of ICs that serve different purposes. One type of these ICs includes photonic devices, such as light-emitting diode (LED) devices. LED devices emit light through movement of electrons in a semiconductor material when a voltage is applied. LED devices have increasingly gained popularity due to favorable characteristics such as small device size, long lifetime, efficient energy consumption, and good durability and reliability. Among other practical applications, LED devices have been used to make lamps that offer advantages over traditional lamps, such as incandescent lamps. For example, LED lamps can produce more light for the same amount of power compared to incandescent lamps. However, LED lamps produce heat when radiating light. Conventional LED lamps may experience reduced light output when it becomes heated, thereby degrading the performance of LED lamps. Therefore, although conventional LED lamps have been generally adequate for their intended purposes, they have not been entirely satisfactory in every aspect."
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"value": "Text: The most famous teenage lovers in Western literature didn’t actually die. At least, not in Lost Dog’s outstanding Juliet and Romeo, a darkly comic and despairing piece of dance-theatre devised and performed by Ben Duke and Solene Weinachter. Having escaped to Paris, the pair live in the shadow of their youthful selves, Shakespeare having bestowed them with verse they never said and dramatic intentions – like poisoning themselves for love – that they never actually had. Now they’re in their 40s, burdened with secrets and seething resentments and seeking a new form of couple’s therapy in which they play out memories and re-enact scenes from their ‘story’ in front of an audience. It turns out that Juliet is keen on staging the death scene around the house, preferring poetic fantasy to the quotidian dullness of life with the real Romeo. All this disappointment and disillusionment is deftly staged, the pain made manifest in superb sections of dance. There’s a striking sequence in which they arrive at their Paris apartment, opening the door onto two plain kitchen chairs and a table. The breathless sense of adventure soon gives way to stasis and silence, an anti-climactic emotional chasm filled by an ugly, desperate dance of forcibly tangled limbs and limpet-like embraces."
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"value": "Text: The young twigs are chewed for keeping gums and teeth healthy. The rich and potent margosa oil is obtained from crushing the ripe seeds. This amazing oil has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and anti-viral properties. It has even been used to treat leprosy. The bark and roots can be made into a tea and has been used for centuries to treat jaundice and liver ailments, intestinal parasites, stomach ulcers and malaria. A tea made from the leaves and mature seeds is still a popular remedy today for treating bladder, kidney and prostate ailments. This brewed tea can be added to a base cream and used as a healing, soothing treatment forhaemorrhoids. A strong tea of the leaves is used as a lotion for sprains, bruises and swollen glands a bandage or cloth soaked in the hot tea is applied to the area and held in place, often with a banana leaf wrapped around it. As a wash and lotion the same tea is used for eczema, rashes, grazes and scrapes and to wash out wounds. Leaves heated in boiling water are applied to boils, sprains, infected wounds, bites, stings and infected grazes."
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"value": "Text: This invention generally relates to forming a thin-walled can, such as a can for an electrochemical cell, or an anode can for a zinc air button cell. Batteries are commonly used electrical energy sources. A battery contains a negative electrode, typically called the anode, and a positive electrode, typically called the cathode. The anode contains an active material that can be oxidized; the cathode contains or consumes an active material that can be reduced. The anode active material is capable of reducing the cathode active material. When a battery is used as an electrical energy source in a device, electrical contact is made to the anode and the cathode, allowing electrons to flow through the device and permitting the respective oxidation and reduction reactions to occur to provide electrical power. An electrolyte in contact with the anode and the cathode contains ions that flow through the separator between the electrodes to maintain charge balance throughout the battery during discharge. One example of a battery is a zinc air button cell. The container of a zinc air button cell includes an anode can and a cathode can; the anode can and the cathode can are crimped together to form the container for the cell. During use, oxygen, which is supplied to the cathode from the atmospheric air external to the cell, is reduced at the cathode, and zinc is oxidized at the anode."
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"value": "Text: First 50 Mile Ultramarathon Race\n\nTuesday, August 28, 2012\n\nSo, wow. That happened! I went to (really beautiful) Manistee, MI this weekend to run my very first 50 mile ultra race. I went into it even more nervous than you'd expect! I was supposed to fly to Chicago to meet up with my buddy and then we were going to drive together to MI. We were staying with a large group of folks from her old stomping grounds in Ohio. Well, my buddy wasn't able to come(!) due to an unavoidable work confliction. Aaron just got a new job and we didn't think he could swing it, either. This is how I ended up flying ot Chicago (already had tickets bought), renting a car and then driving myself to MI. To stay with strangers and run a race without anyone I knew there to support me. Hence, nervous. ;)\n\nThe car trip was very odd. It took me way longer to drive there than it should of. I still don't know what the heck happened! I made it to the Manistee National Forest in time to get my packet and shirt and then drove the 25 minutes to our hotel. Didn't get in until 8 pm (and I landed at Midway at 10 am?"
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"value": "Text: Executive Coach · Speaker, Leadership\n\nHow to thrive when the world is in chaos\n\nClarence discusses how the craziness of today’s world is very much like it’s been for the last 50 years. He shares the secrets to happiness and thriving in the midst of the world’s confusion. Using a popular song from 1970 he proves his point that as bad as it may seem – not much has changed. If you’re confused about your purpose on this planet then you will likely find the last 3 minutes as powerful as the entire show."
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"value": "Text: In vitro coagulation triggers anti-Aspergillus fumigatus neutrophil response. To explore Aspergillus interactions with platelets in the blood, especially during clot formation. Aspergillus fumigatus resting or swollen conidia, germlings or hyphae were inoculated into blood sampled into tubes with or without anticoagulant. Interactions were explored using microscopy, and chemokine levels were determined. Anatomopathological examination of the clot revealed conidia and germlings colocalization with platelet aggregates, and neutrophil recruitment around aggregates. Transmission electron microscopy showed conidia and hyphae surrounded by neutrophils. Increased CCL5 and CXCL4 when conidia or germlings but not hyphae were added suggested they could be involved in neutrophil recruitment around aggregates. These data suggest platelets could trigger coagulopathy and activate neutrophils during aspergillosis. They open up new perspectives for aspergillosis management."
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"value": "[\"microscopy\", \"Aspergillus fumigatus\", \"chemokine\", \"CCL5\", \"CXCL4\", \"coagulopathy\", \"aspergillosis\", \"neutrophil\", \"platelets\", \"conidia\", \"germlings\", \"hyphae\", \"neutrophils\"]"
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"value": "Text: Abstract: The determinants of aging are complex and multivariate. Genetic studies in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans and in mice have identified conserved genes and pathways that regulate lifespan. Indeed, drugs targeting these pathways are under development. It has become increasingly evident that while significant extension of lifespan might ostensibly seem desirable, spending the last years of one's prolonged existence gradually becoming more infirm might not actually be all that appealing. The real need rather is to extend `healthspan', that is, the length of time one remains healthy and free of age-related infirmities. Extending healthspan would significantly reduce the burden of geriatric disease, which at present accounts for 23% of the total global burden of disease in people aged 60 years and older and will only increase over the next 20 years (1). The commensal microbiota are becoming increasingly recognized as a determinant of disease severity; therefore, the question arises as to whether the microbiota can regulate healthspan. Our central hypothesis is that the microbiota communicate with pathogens, with the immune system and with tolerance and repair mechanisms by means of soluble secreted small molecules. These molecules orchestrate disease susceptibility and severity, factors critical to healthspan and frailty. Using C. elegans as a ?biosensor,? we identified indole and several metabolic derivatives as factors secreted by the commensal microbiota that may serve this function."
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"value": "[\"immune system\", \"drugs\", \"healthspan\", \"tolerance\", \"repair mechanisms\", \"geriatric disease\", \"genes\", \"small molecules\", \"indole\", \"metabolic derivatives\", \"Caenorhabditis elegans\", \"mice\", \"microbiota\", \"pathogens\"]"
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"value": "Text: An image interpolation approach for acquisition time reduction in navigator-based 4D MRI. Navigated 2D multi-slice dynamic Magnetic Resonance (MR) imaging enables high contrast 4D MR imaging during free breathing and provides in-vivo observations for treatment planning and guidance. Navigator slices are vital for retrospective stacking of 2D data slices in this method. However, they also prolong the acquisition sessions. Temporal interpolation of navigator slices can be used to reduce the number of navigator acquisitions without degrading specificity in stacking. In this work, we propose a convolutional neural network (CNN) based method for temporal interpolation, with motion field prediction as an intermediate step. The proposed formulation incorporates the prior knowledge that a motion field underlies changes in the image intensities over time. Previous approaches that interpolate directly in the intensity space are prone to produce blurry images or even remove structures in the images. Our method avoids such problems and faithfully preserves the information in the image. Further, an important advantage of our formulation is that it provides an unsupervised estimation of bi-directional motion fields. These motion fields can potentially be used to halve the number of registrations required during 4D reconstruction, thus substantially reducing the reconstruction time. These advantages are achieved while preserving 4D reconstruction quality as compared to that with the true navigators."
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"value": "Text: Sonia Doubell – The Secret Bliss\n\nThe actress, journalist, yogi and entrepreneur Sonia Doubell joins us to talk about the importance of being present, her recent inspiration to drink the plant teacher Ayahuasca, incorporating meditation into your daily life, why she became a vegan, the use of yoga and the energy of one’s body, and how she thinks London Real is super cool. “There’s no substitute with being with somebody else’s spirit.” – Sonia (02:48)"
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"value": "Text: Post navigation\n\nEmma Stone: Top 5 Films\n\nEmma Stone has quickly grown to be one the best female actors today with her recent triumphs in Easy A, The Help, Crazy Stupid Love, The Amazing Spider-Man and Gangster Squad. Of course she has some big films coming out soon, one being a Woody Allen project and of course a Spider-Man sequel. Before she starts getting involved in some serious blockbuster films I thought I’d recap on her best 5 out of 15 films in my opinion, since I’ve basically seen them all. There are a couple of films that I had to leave out despite enjoying them thoroughly, the films being The Rocker, Crazy, Stupid, Love and Gangster Squad. Even though I enjoyed them a lot, they didn’t quite match up with the following five films which prove to be pretty awesome. 5) The AmazingSpider-Man (2012)\n\nEmma Stone takes on the role of Gwen Stacy, Peter Parker’s love interest, and totally triumphs making Bryce Dallas Howard’s interpretation of the character insignificant. To be fair Spider-Man 3 didn’t do too much justice to any of the characters and the trilogy itself, so I will take that comment back."
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"value": "Text: Who we are\n\n22 29 provides outstanding design services to organizations that need a wide variety of communications materials. The company was founded early in 2004, in response to the demand for flexibility, rapid time to market, dynamic content presentation, and usability that’s engaging and effective. Our team22 29 is comprised of dedicated industry professionals who lend their expertise to projects that shape the way you relay your message. Everyone of our team members brings a wealth of individual experience, along with the skills to develop and implement effective communications materials, including marketing, e-learning, training and more. Our alliance enables us to harness the strengths of each team member and leverage his or her industry background, then balance those attributes against the needs of your project. Our breadth of experience enables us to endow each project with a unique perspective and a clear vision of what’s possible. Whether your objective is performance improvement, effective training, engaging marketing solutions, a unique and distinctive identity, or a strong brand image, you can be sure we’ll deliver on our promises, with total quality and no surprises. Our name\nMany people ask about our name, how did we come up with it? So here is where we found it."
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"value": "Text: Investigation of congenital and acquired hemorrhagic and thrombotic disorders in man to elucidate the clinical entities and to investigate the molecular basis for the defects. This has involved purification of coagulation proteins, immunologic investigation of coagulation proteins and inhibitors, and defining the role of these proteins in normal hemostasis and abnormal hemostasis."
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"value": "Text: Echo et Narcisse\n\nEcho et Narcisse (Echo and Narcissus) is a 1779 drame lyrique in three acts, the last original opera written by Christoph Willibald Gluck, his sixth for the French stage. The libretto, written by Louis-Théodore de Tschudi, tells the story of the love between Echo and Narcissus. Performance history\nEcho et Narcisse was first performed on 24 September 1779 by the Paris Opéra in the second Salle du Palais-Royal. The opera is in the pastoral tradition, a genre not in favor at the Opéra at the time, and it was a failure, discontinued after only 12 performances. Gluck decided to go back to Vienna and never returned to Paris. He revised the work for 8 August 1780, but this version only enjoyed nine performances. A third version was presented to the public on 8 June 1781. This was better received. However, it was infrequently produced until René Jacobs revived it in 1987 at the Schwetzingen Festival. Jacobs used the revised version as the original one has not survived, except for the libretto. Roles\n\nSynopsis\nThe nymph Echo is loved by Narcisse, but also desired by Apollo. Apollo puts a spell on Narcisse so he falls in love with his own reflection, but Cupid is eventually successful in securing a happy ending by re-uniting Echo and Narcisse."
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"value": "Text: A child who recovered completely after spinal cord injury complicated by C2-3 fracture dislocation: case report. This was a case of a child who recovered completely after spinal cord surgery complicated by C2-C3 fracture dislocation. To clarify the important issue with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of possible spinal cord injury complicated by C2-C3 fracture dislocation in children. Reports on spinal cord injury complicated by C2-C3 fracture dislocation in children who recovered completely after surgery are very rare. Moreover, there are no reports of cases in which described MRI and magnetic resonance angiography obtained 5 years after surgery. A 4-year-old girl with complete fracture dislocation of C2-C3 and spinal cord injury of Frankel B because of a traffic injury. A middle incision was made in a prone position under general anesthesia, and C2-C3 was fixed with interlaminal wiring according to the McGraw modified method. The postoperative course was excellent, and the patient recovered completely. An MRI performed 5 years after surgery revealed no definitive abnormality in spinal cord and patency of vertebral arteries. This was a very rare case of spinal cord injury complicated C2-C3 fracture dislocation in children. The present case is of interest in that it demonstrated the possibility of recovery in a child from spinal cord injuries of Frankel B immediately after injury, if complex injuries in multiple organs are controlled by systemic management."
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"value": "Text: The simple answer is no — and that should excite you. The cloud brings to our industry a sense of excitement that I have not seen or felt in my 30 years in IT since those early days of computing. We are back to the days of explaining just what that box does — or in this case, the lack of a box. The first thing you need to do when advising that customer about cloud computing is show that excitement. If you don’t exhibit or feel it yourself — it’s going to be a tough sell. So what do you start off with? We start off by ensuring that the customer knows what the cloud is and what it is not. The cloud does not solve world hunger, poor software selection, or a poorly run business. Once that is out of the way, we can actually speak to the customer about the right solution for them. Please log in or register below to read the full article. Register Today. It's Fast And Free. The content you requested is only available to registered users of\nBusiness Solutions. By registering now, you'll get exclusive\naccess to this piece of content and thousands of addtional articles and product\nreviews across our entire network of sites."
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"value": "Text: The Internet provides access to a wide variety of resources. Access to these resources presents opportunities for other content (e.g., advertisements) to be provided while providing the resources. For example, when a person performs an online search, content for businesses relating to the online search can also be provided to the user. Because the content is for businesses relating to the person's search, the person will presumably be interested in the content. Selection and presentation of content can affect a user's level of interest. If content is selected at random, a user will most likely be less interested than if content is selected for a particular user. A user's online search activity may provide some insight relating to the user's interests."
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"value": "Text: Technical specifications, photos and description:\n\nDo you like this car? Jaguar : E-Type Coup for sale\n\nCurrent customer rating:(2.25) based on 62 votes\n\nThis is a very desirable car . nbsp;reason to sell is I have bought an automatic . This a great car for its age . 1969 Jaguar XKE 2+2 . Series II. 4. 2 liter. matching numbers. nbsp; red with Tan interior. manual transmission. never driven in inclement weather or in the winter months for the past 40 years. never been in any accidents . . very honest original car. excellent example. beautiful weekend driver. mechanically sound. Runs and drives . need some interior TLC . All matching numbers. Any questions please send a message . Car sold as is . Please feel free to email questions . Good luck bidding . Car displayed locally . I reserve to end auction of sold . Good luck bidding ."
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"value": "[\"red\", \"Tan\", \"inclement weather\", \"winter months\", \"accidents\", \"manual transmission\", \"matching numbers\", \"interior\", \"E-Type Coup\", \"Jaguar XKE 2+2\", \"Series II\"]"
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"value": "Text: We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. By continuing to browse this repository, you give consent for essential cookies to be used. You can read more about our Privacy and Cookie Policy. Mingled flesh. Abstract\n\nAll Strange Away, Imagination Dead Imagine, Ping, and The Lost Ones figure among the shorter prose fictions Samuel Beckett wrote in the 1960s. Critics have tended to approach this group of texts, which are linked not only in imagery but also through their textual genetics, as allegories of the human condition or as parables of the authorial process. Closer scrutiny of these works reveals that the prose fragments engage in a probing examination of the contradictory nature of perception and the embodied state of subjectivity. Through a systematic set of negations, marked by the abandonment of the first-person narrator, the privileging of gesture and posture over language and hearing and, most prominently, the prioritising of the sense of touch over that of vision, these works question and undermine the primacy of the conceptual order, foregrounding exteriority and surface over interiority and depth. The narrating voice itself, through its application of conflicting and ultimately self-negating registers, becomes the locus merely of further doubt and uncertainty. The same can even be said of the persistently failing mathematics of the narrator."
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"value": "Text: Please select a\ngender\nto shop! Women's Vintage Jackets\n\nMake a statement with a unique designer piece from the vintage women’s jackets edit at Farfetch. Choose a vintage leather jacket for a ‘rock and roll’ twist, or embrace a timeless appeal with a chic tailored piece from the likes of Hermès or Jean Paul Gaultier."
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"value": "Text: In only the second reported incident of its type in Antarctica a Jökulhlaup, or sudden outburst of basal melt water from beneath the ice cap, erupted near Robinsons Ridge, 15 kilometres south of Casey. Australian scientists are hoping this rare sub-glacial water eruption will reveal why meltwater is present, and the extent of a river and dam system flowing deep under the Law Dome ice cap. The first eruption occurred in 1985-86. The new eruption was first noticed as scientists observed springs of flowing water erupting from the surface of the ice during the 2014 winter, before refreezing. The refrozen water is has a striking olive-green colour, which contrasts sharply with the surrounding blue ice and white snow. Moreover, this potentially very old water probably holds key information about the conditions under the ice of Law Dome. Watch the amazing footage of the Eyjafjallajökull glacial flood (jökalhlaup) on April 14th 2010. It’s insane:\n\nSamples of the frozen Jökalhlaup water are currently being collected by scientists, which will then be chemically and isotopically analysed in different universities to pinpoint the origin of the basal water and understand the past and present behaviour of the ice cap, and how it might evolve in the future."
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"value": "Text: The streets near Chicago Mercy Hospital in Chicago, Illinois\n\nAt least four people have died – one of them a police officer – after a gunman opened fire inside Chicago‘s Mercy Hospital. Officers rushed to the celebrated hospital and medical centre amid reports of multiple casualties after a suspect entered the facility on the city’s South Side and started firing. It was reported the suspect, said by CNN to be a 32-year-old man, was killed in the incident, though it was not immediately clear if he had taken his own life or was shot by police. Some unconfirmed reports said his primary target was his ex-fiancee. Anthony Guglielmi, chief communications officer for the Chicago Police Department, tweeted for people to “avoid area. Heavy police response incoming”. A police official told NBC News that the hospital had been partially evacuated, while officers searched the premises. Some people were hiding in locked rooms. A nearby school was also placed on lockdown for a period, though students were later allowed to go home. Mr Guglielmi named the killed Chicago police officer as Samuel Jimenez. He tweeted that \"three innocent victims and the cowardly gunman who deserves to be nameless were killed tonight\". To see how events unfolded see our live coverage below\n\nPlease allow a moment for the liveblog to load"
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"value": "Text: Vikings Roster Cuts: Minnesota Vikings release Storm\n\nVikings Roster Cuts: Minnesota Vikings release Storm\n\nNorton In getting closer to the 53-man roster deadline Ameer Abdullah Jersey , the Minnesota Vikings have released the man that might have had the coolest name on the roster.The Vikings will be parting ways with offensive tackle Storm Norton as part of their final cutdowns.Norton initially signed with the Detroit Lions after going undrafted out of Toledo in 2017. He spent some time on the Lions’ practice squad, as well as the practice squad of the Arizona Cardinals before signing with Minnesota in December. The Vikings released him in January, but signed him to a futures contract after their season had concluded.No word yet at this point about whether or not Norton is a candidate to come back to the practice squad.Even though the deadline for roster moves has passed, we’re still waiting for word of the last few transactions to hit the wire from Eagan. Thank you to everyone that’s gotten their cutdown day news right here at The Daily Norseman! It looks like it’s going to be a busy day for the Vikings on Saturday\"The 2019 NFL Draft will wrap up tomorrow from Nashville, and if the end of Day 2 is any indication, Day 3 is going to be a very busy day for the Minnesota Vikings and their fans."
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"value": "Text: Modern farming practices strive to increase yields of agricultural fields. Technological advances of planters allow for better agronomic characteristics at the time of planting, such as providing more accurate seed depth, improved uniformity of seed depth across the planter, and improved accuracy of in-row seed spacing. However, a single field can have performance inconsistencies between different areas. That is because a field can have a wide variety of soil types and management zones such as irrigated and non-irrigated zones in different areas. Seed companies are developing multiple varieties of each of their seed product types, with the different varieties offering improved performance characteristics for different types of soil and management practices. Efforts have been made to plant multiple varieties of a particular seed product type in different areas of fields with different soil types or management zones. These efforts include planters that have different bulk fill hoppers and require the reservoir for each seed meter to be completely cleaned out or planted out before a different seed variety can be delivered to the seed meters. Some planters allow for planting two varieties and include two separate and distinct seed meters at every row unit."
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"value": "Text: TEMPE, Ariz. -- The secret to the Arizona Cardinals' offensive success during coach Bruce Arians' first three seasons has been staring opponents right in the face. This year, however, the opponents have smartened up. Defenses are taking away the deep ball by using more defensive backs more often, if we take a look with the help of ESPN Stats & Information. Of the Cardinals' 276 offensive snaps this season, 168 have been passes. Of those, the Cardinals have faced nickel coverage on 113 plays, dime on 63 plays, quarter on 23 plays and eight or more defensive backs on three plays. And of those defenses have been effective. Arizona's quarterbacks have been completing less than 60 percent of their passes against those coverages and have thrown just two touchdown passes plus six interceptions while getting sacked nine times. When facing those coverages, Carson Palmer and Drew Stanton have had the most success against quarter coverage (seven or more defensive backs), completing 59.1 percent of their passes. But they haven't thrown a touchdown while tossing three interceptions. Larry Fitzgerald and the Cardinals are facing more heavily loaded secondaries this season compared to last. AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin\n\n\"If you look at us, the one thing you want to take away from us is our big shots,\" wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said."
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"value": "Text: Like many, Clemson University junior Jacob Livingston is divided on his feelings of the impending demolition of the iconic Clemson House. It was originally built as a hotel in 1950 and later turned into an office and residential facility. \"I know Clemson House has always been really a monumental part of Clemson University's campus,” said Livingston. School leaders deemed it was too expensive to bring up to code and renovate it. A small series of explosions will be set off on the 1st, 3rd and 5th floors causing the building to collapse Sunday. Tommi Jones, the project manager says the demolition has been a long time coming since stripping the building of any reusable materials. \"We've been working on it for over a year. Neuber Environmental Services, which is our general contractor has been on site for about asix months,” said Jones, “Controlled Demolition Inc is actually the company in charge of the implosion.\" FOX Carolina crews were there when the sign came down back in July, signaling the start of the building's demolition. Months later, an exclusion zone is now being set up around the Clemson House for safety on Sunday. \"Basically, follows Highway 93,” said Jones, “Then up to Sherman and the backside is Daniel Drive. The adjacent building is actually owned by Clemson University.\""
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"value": "Text: MP Gordon Henderson burnt in petrol bonfire accident Published duration 8 August 2016\n\nimage copyright Gordon Henderson / Facebook image caption Gordon Henderson posted this picture of his injuries on Facebook\n\nAn MP has used social media to describe suffering burns to 30% of his body after lighting a bonfire with petrol. Gordon Henderson, the Conservative MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey, posted a picture of his injuries on his Facebook page. He said he had used a \"small amount\" of petrol to light a bonfire in an enclosure in his garden. The MP said he was treated at a specialist burns unit and is now recovering at home in Eastchurch. 'Hair caught fire'\n\nMr Henderson used the post to warn others about the dangers of using petrol to start garden fires. He said: \"My hair caught fire and I was badly burned on my face, back, sides, chest, both arms and right leg. \"In fact, my left leg was the only part of my body to escape relatively unscathed. \"Thankfully there was a hosepipe close by, positioned for just such an eventuality, and my wife Louise had the good sense to immediately douse me with water for 10 minutes. \"If she had not taken such immediate action then I might well be dead, and that is not being over dramatic.\""
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"value": "Text: Q:\n\nHow are interrupts implemented in practice? Consider an USB device that is receiving data over a wireless network and an application running on the PC is reading this data. Now, on many languages (consider C# DataReceived), we have event handling mechanisms to detect if Data has arrived or not. My question is, how is this event detecting mechanism implemented? Is it like, a running timer which periodically checks to inspect arrival of data, or is this something the hardware has to support? In general, how are these changes in hardware state events implemented? A:\n\nInterrupts are a hardware mechanism similar to events. Whenever a specific condition arises in the physical world (e.g. data arriving on USB), a line switches from one level to the other. This is an interrupt request. The CPU is built to detect this change and to respond by jumping to an Interrupt Service Routine. This routine in turn generates a software event. A:\n\nUSB is quite complicated because various parts of the protocol may be implemented in hardware depending upon the platform being used. It might be easier to consider something a little simpler, perhaps a serial port controller. The precise series of actions that are performed will depend upon the processor interrupt handling mechanism (some processors are more automated in servicing interrupts than others)."
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"value": "Text: The objectives of this project are to participate in the current and proposed extended protocols and addenda studies of the Cooperative Breast Cancer Group with goals of improving the quality and rate of regression of patients with metastatic breast cancer. Participation in the Group Studies provides a comparable basis for patient evaluation, a rapid extension of promising therapeutic approaches and a means for comparing host-tumor interactions studied in this institution with observations made elsewhere. Levels of serum pituitary hormones (growth hormone, thyroid stimulating hormone, follicle stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone and prolactin) will be measured. Tissue cultures of human breast cancer will be made and the in vitro cytotoxic effects of drugs will be investigated. Immunologic studies and estrogen receptor studies will be performed according to the Cooperative Breast Cancer Group protocols."
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"value": "Text: Act 8 has updated with: [S] Resolve, Part 1 (Unfinished)\n\nRead from the current update. Read from the beginning. Act 8 was a project by fans, for fans, to produce a (largely) canon-compliant fanwork that expanded on the Homestuck ending. It remains a celebration of our fandom’s ingenuity, an ACT of love towards Homestuck as a story and a larger phenomenon. It’s also over. This is the next few bits of finished work of the planned [S] Resolve flash. It isn’t much, but we hope you enjoy seeing what would have been. Happy 4/13, everyone. Plot synopsis coming soon."
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"value": "Text: Oil production has been increasing in the U.S. for the past few years, primarily driven by expanding production from the Bakken Shale Formation in North Dakota and the Eagle Ford Shale in Texas. The oil that is being produced from these shale formations is sometimes improperly referred to as shale oil. But when some people speak of hundreds of billions or trillions of barrels of U.S. oil, they are most likely talking about the oil shale in the Green River Formation in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Since the shale in North Dakota and Texas is producing oil, some have assumed that the Green River Formation and its roughly 2 trillion barrels of oil resources will be developed next because they think it is a similar type of resource. But it is not. People are often confused about the overall extent of U.S. oil reserves. Some claim that the U.S. has hundreds of billions or even trillions of barrels of oil waiting to be produced if bureaucrats will simply stop blocking development. In fact, in a recent debate between Republican candidates contending for Gabrielle Giffords' recently vacated House seat, one candidate declared \"We have more oil in this country than in Saudi Arabia.\" So, I thought it might be a good idea to elaborate a bit on U.S. oil resources."
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"value": "Text: For many years, chlorine has been used as a sanitizer in many types of bathing and recreational facilities such as swimming pools, spas, hot tubs and other similar facilities. Commonly, the chlorine is simply added to the water of such a facility in the form of a liquid, such as a solution of sodium hypochlorite, or in the form of a slow-dissolving solid so as to slowly release chlorine into the water over a period of time. More recently, chlorine is generated directly from the water of the facility itself wherein a quantity of salt is added to the water, with the water then subjected to an electrolysis process in order to obtain the chlorine. In order for this process to function efficiently, the salinity of the water in the bathing facility must be from about 2,000 parts per million to about 20,000 parts per million. Furthermore, during the electrolysis process, sodium hydroxide, a caustic alkaline compound, builds up in the water of the pool or other facility. While the sodium hydroxide may be controlled by addition of acids, such as hydrochloric acid, this forms other salts and undesirably adds to the chemical loading of the water. In other instances where hydrochloric acid is deemed too dangerous to handle, an acid salt may be added to the water, but this also adds to the chemical loading of the water."
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"value": "Text: 1. Field of the Invention\nThe present invention relates to a dental treatment apparatus having a plurality of dental instruments which are adapted to be deposited and releasably retained in an instrument holding device. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art\nA dental treatment apparatus of this type is described in Kaltenbach et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,180,812, assigned to the common assignee of the present application, by means of which the dentist is a position to store for the individual treatment instruments operating data of his own selection which will constitute fixed values. The treatment instrument will begin with these fixed values when taken into operation. However, the dentist can deviate from the fixed values and vary the operating data. The fixed values, as well as the varied operating data can be read off by the dentist on a display arrangement. After termination of the treatment, the treating instrument upon again being placed in operation commences at the stored fixed value. A data converter provides that the operating data is indicated on the display arrangement. In the treatment apparatus described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,180,812 there is further provided that upon the withdrawal of a treating instrument from its depository in the holding device a switch which is associated therewith is actuated. These switches are connected with an instrument-encoder which generates an address signal characteristic of the currently withdrawn instrument."
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"value": "Text: Tetraibidion sahlbergi\n\nTetraibidion sahlbergi is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Per Olof Christopher Aurivillius in 1899. References\n\nCategory:Hexoplonini\nCategory:Beetles described in 1899"
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"value": "Text: The Federal Trade Commission has closed its investigation into the proposed merger of Aveanna Healthcare and Maxim Healthcare. “Staff of the Bureau of Competition and Bureau of Economics have investigated the proposed transaction for several months, including its potential effects in multiple localities across the country on markets both for nursing services and for private duty nursing care,” said FTC Chairman Joseph Simons. “As a result of that investigation, staff had concerns about the transaction’s potential anticompetitive effects. Now that the deal has been abandoned, patients and private duty nurses will continue to benefit from competition between Aveanna and Maxim.”\n\nThe Commission votes to disclose the existence of the investigation and close the investigation were both 5-0. The Federal Trade Commission works to promote competition, and protect and educate consumers. You can learn more about how competition benefits consumers or file an antitrust complaint. Like the FTC on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, read our blogs, and subscribe to press releases for the latest FTC news and resources."
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"value": "Text: 1. Field of the Invention\nThe present invention relates to a linear motor system. 2. Description of Related Art\nLinear motor systems have been widely employed in conveyor carriages of physical distributing apparatuses, transport apparatuses acting as machine tool loaders, or the like in order to drive the apparatuses. A ground primary linear motor system is proposed as the linear motor system in which a primary coil is disposed on a fixing side (for example, a ground side) and a permanent magnet is disposed on a mover side (for example, see U.S. Pat. No. 8,796,959 and WO2010/024234). In the linear motor system, for example, motor controllers control a plurality of motors, and an integrated controller controls the plurality of motor controllers. A magnetic sensor that detects a position of a mover acting as a magnet array is disposed between the motors. The integrated controller specifies a motor controller that is suitable for a position of a mover based on a result detected by the magnetic sensor, and supplies a control instruction (traveling command) to the specified motor controller. When control is complicated in the linear motor system, it is occasionally difficult to allow the mover to stably travel."
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"value": "Text: Marysville WA Dentist Appointment Request\n\nNeed an appointment with Quilceda Happy Dental? Requesting an appointment is now easier than ever. Fill out the form below and we'll contact you to find a time that fits your schedule. Start your journey towards a beautiful smile with Dr. Eric Greenhalgh and Dr. Brian Lin today! If you are looking for a dentist in Marysville, WA or a Tulalip WA dentist, visit Dr. Greenhalgh and Dr. Lin, our top professionals at Quil Ceda Happy Dental for cleanings, teeth whitenings, smile restorations, and more."
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"value": "Text: New Godzilla Trailer Shows Rodan And Co. Causing Mayhem\n\nThe upcoming Godzilla movie is rapidly working its way up the ladder to become one of this year's biggest movies. Not just because it will feature the biggest Godzilla ever, but also because we are being teased time after time about the potential for multiple Kaiju joining in the fun. This latest international trailer is no exception, in fact, it shows one extra shot of a flying kaiju which is enough evidence for me to excitedly proclaim that \"Rodan will be in this movie!\" Elsewhere, we get a brief look at the brilliant Elizabeth Olsen, while Bryan Cranston is still kind of losing his marbles. But the most striking thing about this latest trailer is the level of damage it shows. The scale of the damage is greater than anything I can recall seeing in recent years. It's even bigger than Pacific Rim. Heck, there's even more damage than the aftermath of Superman 'saving lives' in Man of Steel! So to all those sceptics that said Godzilla wouldn't better Pacific Rim (myself included), it's time to eat a Kaiju-sized slice of humble pie...\n\nOne final point. Check out the shot of the Statue of Liberty and answer this question. Where is it?! Because that sure as heck doesn't look like New York!"
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"value": "Text: Given today’s political climate we have decided to release the album digitally and donate the proceeds to Women Against Abuse. For more information on the charity please feel free to follow this link. www.womenagainstabuse.org\n\nThe official release date is August 18th, 2017. The album will be available on all streaming services. We sincerely appreciate your support and would love to see us make a positive impact for such an important charity. Bask vinyl is in and it looks marvelous. Really pleased with how it came out and we are now sorting through preorders to get you your record! Thanks, so much for ordering a record and thanks so very much for your patience. Bask will be hitting the road for a few days to officially celebrate the release of the new album. Catch them in the southeast from 5.17-5.20. Pick up your copy today! Bask’s new album, Ramble Beyond is officially out today on all digital platforms and on CD. As you can read from the graphic above, the vinyl will be out on May 19th. We are sorry for any confusion, which has been very minimal and why we went with graphics in the first place. If you place an order for the CD, your order will be promptly shipped."
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"value": "Text: Craig Wilson (columnist)\n\nCraig Wilson is an American writer who was a columnist for USA Today. He was a feature writer at the newspaper for over two decades. He wrote his The Final Word column each Wednesday from 2000 to 2013. He is also the author of It's the Little Things: An Appreciation of Life's Simple Pleasures (Random House, ). Prior to joining USA Today, Wilson was a columnist for the Saratogian in Saratoga Springs, New York. He was an AFS Intercultural Programs exchange student to Great Britain in 1966. In 2013, he left USA Today after a buyout. References\n\nExternal links\n Final Word\n Final Word archive\n transcript of chat with Wilson\n\nCategory:American columnists\nCategory:Living people\nCategory:Year of birth missing (living people)"
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"value": "Text: Enjoy your time at Springbok Casino\n\nNav view search\n\nNavigation\n\nCrazy Things to do in South Africa\n\nSouth Africa is a land of breathtaking landscapes and incredibly rich wildlife. Visitors arrive daily from all corners of the world to take part in the life of the bubbling Mother City and explore its iconic landmark the Table Mountain, climb Cederberg mountains and experience the unspoilt paradise of Cape Floral Kingdom, stroll through Durban Botanic Gardens, soak in the stunning scenery of Garden Route, or go riding some of the best waves in the world. But they might not be aware South Africa can also offer unique and exhilarating experiences like no other. Abseiling Table Mountain\n\nAbseiling Table Mountain is a thrilling and adrenalin-filled experience reserved only for the brave. Starting from the top 1,000 meters above sea level with amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and Camps Bay, adventurous visitors will be descending 120 meters down a sheer cliff with Twelve Apostles at their side. This pulse-racing experience is accessible to just about anybody who's fairly fit; even if you've never done abseiling before, guides will show you the ropes and all you'll need to bring along is comfortable clothing fitting the weather conditions and a bit of courage."
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"value": "Text: A Risk Score System for Myopia Symptom Warning. Myopia is the leading cause of visual impairments worldwide. Some studies revealed that visual experience in early life affected the final myopia, indicating that environmental factors play an impellent role in the development of myopia. However, risk factors of myopia are still not identified among adolescents in China. A total of 4104 cases of myopia symptom and 3306 emmetropia controls were selected from students in primary and middle schools in Wuhan in 2008. We identified the risk factors associated with myopia symptom by multivariate logistic regression in this cross-sectional study and constructed a risk score system for myopia symptom. The value of the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC) was 0.735. Furthermore, we followed up 93 students aged 7-9 years for one year and calculated the total points using the score system. We found no significant difference between the final myopia symptom and the results predicted by the total points by pair chi-square test (P>0.05). The score system had a modest ability to estimate the risk factors of myopia symptom. Using this score system, we could identify the students who are at risk of myopia symptom in the future according to their behaviors and environmental factors, and take measures to slow the progress of myopia symptom."
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"value": "[\"area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC)\", \"total points\", \"modest ability\", \"multivariate logistic regression\", \"pair chi-square test\", \"studies\", \"myopia symptom\", \"visual impairments\", \"progress\", \"environmental factors\", \"risk factors\", \"behaviors\", \"adolescents\", \"7-9 years\", \"risk score system\", \"followed up\", \"estimate\", \"measures\", \"Myopia\"]"
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"value": "Text: Muscarinic acetylcholine receptor subtypes associated with release of Alzheimer amyloid precursor derivatives activate multiple signal transduction pathways. Five subtypes of muscarinic acetylcholine receptors have been identified and designated m1-m5. The m1 and m3 receptors have recently been shown to stimulate APP processing. The m1 and m3 receptors couple to a variety of signal transduction pathways in both tissue slices and a variety of cell lines endogenously expressing either or both subtypes. In contrast, the m2 and m4 receptors have been primarily associated with inhibition of adenylate cyclase. We have transfected all five subtypes of muscarinic receptors into a variety of mammalian cell lines in order to investigate the signaling associated with single receptor subtypes. The m1, m3, or m5 receptors stimulate phospholipase A2, C, and D, adenylate cyclase, receptor-operated calcium channels, and tyrosine kinase activity simultaneously. The m2 or m4 receptor inhibits cAMP accumulation and augments a previously stimulated release of arachidonic acid and calcium influx."
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"value": "[\"Alzheimer amyloid precursor derivatives\", \"Muscarinic acetylcholine receptor subtypes\", \"m1-m5\", \"APP\", \"m1\", \"m3\", \"m2\", \"m4\", \"adenylate cyclase\", \"phospholipase A2\", \"receptor-operated calcium channels\", \"tyrosine kinase\", \"cAMP\", \"arachidonic acid\", \"calcium\"]"
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"value": "Text: \"Until IRS takes the necessary steps to address these control deficiencies, its financial and taxpayer data will remain at increased risk of inappropriate and undetected use, modification or disclosure,\" Cheryl Clark, GAO director of financial management and assurance, says in the audit report. IRS Chief Accentuates the Positive\n\nIRS Commissioner John Koskinen, in his response to the audit on the financial systems for fiscal years 2014 and 2015 , ignored Clark's criticisms regarding deficiencies in security controls while accentuating the positive aspects of the audit report. \"We are pleased the GAO recognized our continued focus on securing information systems and protecting sensitive taxpayer and financial information, including our efforts to further restrict access privileges on key financial applications and our continued migration to multifactor authentication across the agency,\" Koskinen says. The GAO's financial statements audit isn't the first time auditors have taken the IRS to task for failing to properly implement information security controls. The latest critique occurred in the wake of the breach of the IRS's Get Transcript system in May (see IRS: Hack Much Wider Than First Thought)."
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"value": "Text: New ways to target old receptors. Numerous important drugs target cytokines and growth factors or their receptors. Our understanding of the molecular mechanisms governing receptor activation and signaling has lagged in key areas, however, limiting drug discovery efforts to relatively few basic strategies. Recently, substantial progress has been made on several aspects of this problem. These include improved methods for establishing the mechanism of receptor activation, a clearer understanding of the biochemical basis for differential signaling by ligands that act through a common receptor, new methods for measuring the affinities of steps in receptor activation on live cells, and progress toward a systems level understanding of receptor signaling. These advances are providing a new understanding of the function of these receptors that presents opportunities for the development of improved drugs."
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"value": "[\"cytokines\", \"growth factors\", \"receptors\", \"ligands\", \"molecular mechanisms\", \"receptor activation\", \"signaling\", \"drug discovery efforts\", \"basic strategies\", \"mechanism of receptor activation\", \"biochemical basis\", \"differential signaling\", \"affinities\", \"live cells\", \"systems level understanding\", \"function\", \"opportunities\", \"improved drugs\"]"
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"value": "Text: \"Then...when the doors were shut where the disciples were assembled for\nfear of the Jews, came Jesus and stood in the midst, and saith unto them,\nPeace be unto you.\" —John 20:19\n\nIt was in 1990 that I first\nmet the remarkable and brilliant Boris Lunachev. Aged, bent over slightly\nby repeated attacks of osteoporosis, Lunachev had asked to see me\nprivately. He had, I understood, once been a most distinguished professor\nof Marxist doctrine at the prestigious Lenin Institute. He was a rising\nstar on the Soviet political and educational scene. But in the late 70s,\nLunachev was abruptly and unceremoniously ousted from his post and exiled\nto the West. Shaking the wisened old man's hand and seeking to inject a friendly tone\ninto our conversation, I smiled and said, \"So, you are a Russian, Dr. Lunachev?\" \"Yes, I am a Russian,\" he answered. \"But please, my dear friend,\" he continued. \"Always\nremember, there are Russians and then there are Russians. And some who are\nRussian are not Russian.\" Confusing language, I thought, if intriguing. I made a mental note to\nlater inquire further into the nature of Lunachev's puzzling words. However, I soon discovered that follow up was not at all necessary."
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"value": "I've read this text."
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"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
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"value": "[\"Marxist doctrine\"]"
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"value": "Text: Relationships between lymphatic pump flow and total lymph flow in the small intestine. Response of collecting lymphatics to acute elevations in lymph formation was studied in vivo. Mesentery of 33 rats was prepared for intravital microscopic study, and indexes of lymph propulsion (contraction frequency, stroke volume, and ejection fraction) were monitored. In 14 rats, total lymph flow was measured by cannulating the main intestinal lymph trunk. After a control period, lymph flow was increased by hemodilution with isotonic saline. Right atrial pressure did not significantly increase during the hemodilution period. Total lymph flow increased to approximately 25 times control. Lymph propulsion (the product of stroke volume and contraction frequency) decreased in five lymphangions (group I). In 22 lymphangions, lymph propulsion increased one to five times control (group II). The remaining six lymphangions increased lymph propulsion by greater than five times control (group III). Group I possessed the largest end-diastolic diameter, highest baseline contraction frequency, and did not dilate as lymphatic filling increased. Group III possessed the smallest initial end-diastolic diameter and lowest baseline contraction frequency, and end-diastolic diameter doubled as lymphatic filling increased. The characteristics of group II were between those of groups I and III. Total lymph flow and lymph propulsion by group III lymphangions tended to agree when lymph flow was less than five times control."
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"value": "[\"small intestine\", \"collecting lymphatics\", \"intestinal lymph trunk\", \"lymphangions\", \"rats\", \"isotonic saline\", \"lymphatic pump flow\", \"total lymph flow\", \"intravital microscopic study\", \"contraction frequency\", \"stroke volume\", \"ejection fraction\", \"lymph flow\", \"cannulating\", \"hemodilution\", \"end-diastolic diameter\", \"baseline contraction frequency\", \"lymphatic filling\"]"
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"value": "Text: Wednesday, February 23, 2011\n\nCompression garments during and after exercise are growing in popularity. In clinical research compression textiles have already been successful for many years. Preferably inactive and lying patients as well as travelers during long distance flights are wearing compression socks to prevent thrombosis. For these people the socks provide a better flow rate in the venous system, smaller venous back pressure and thus a higher venous blood return to the heart. How does compression work? Just like the name states compression garments use outside pressure on the muscles. This will improve blood flow in the muscles and the surrounding connective tissue. The precondition for optimal oxygen and nutrient provision of muscles is an essentially even blood flow. This even blood flow is hard to achieve while standing upright, so several different mechanisms have to support the backflow of blood to the heart. This is so important because 85 % of the entire fluid volume in the body is being found in the venous system. External mechanical pressure e.g. from compression garments causes a volume redistribution from superficial to deep venous system. This in turn causes an increase in flow rate in the deep venous system. This effect is often put on one level with a higher evacuation of metabolic waste products and a better local oxygen supply in the muscles, ergo an improved performance. During exercise e.g."
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"value": "[\"oxygen\", \"nutrient\", \"metabolic waste products\", \"compression work\", \"standing upright\", \"mechanisms\", \"exercise\", \"venous system\", \"muscles\", \"connective tissue\", \"deep venous system\", \"thrombosis\", \"venous back pressure\", \"venous blood return\", \"blood flow\", \"backflow of blood\", \"fluid volume\", \"volume redistribution\", \"local oxygen supply\", \"performance\", \"clinical research\"]"
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"value": "Text: Charles Crouch\n\nCharles Crouch, merchandising executive, was born in Augusta, Georgia, Sept. 15, 1898, son of Joseph William and Lily (Strom) Crouch. In 1932, he purchased six of the former Clarence Saunders stores in the San Francisco peninsula area and founded Peninsula Stores (later Lucky Stores, Inc.), of which he became the first president. When he retired from the presidency of Lucky Stores in 1947 there were thirty-three stores in the chain with an annual gross of $30,000,000. At the openings of his various stores Crouch used such devices as simulated carnivals, also hiring popular jazz bands to attract customers. He engaged Raymond Loewy Associates of New York City to design what was considered to be a new type of supermarket, employing color psychology to attract customers and providing each customer with a lightweight aluminum shopping cart on which was mounted a printed directory to all merchandise in the store. In 1949 Crouch was named man of the year in the merchandising field by Operations, Inc., a national research and sales organization serving large chain stores, manufacturers, and wholesale grocers. Charles Crouch was considered to be one of the primary forces behind the development of the modern supermarket. In 1950, with N. Clark Earl, Jr., Crouch bought control of the Childs Company New York, then operating its chain of fifty-three restaurants."
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"value": "I've read this text."
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"value": "Text: Stamping, Registration of Power of Attorney executed abroadnotarised / attested by a Notary Public, Indian Consulate, High Commission, Indian Embassy for the registration of any deed or document in the Sub Registrar Office in Delhi\n\nRepresentation on behalf of the Buyer / Seller in a property sale / purchase transaction. Taking care of all the legal aspects in a Property Sale / Purchase Transaction. Ramakrishna Puramcommonly known asR.K. Puram, is a Central Government Employees residential locality in South Delhi named after the saint Shri Ramakrishna. Construction of R K Puram commenced in the late 1950s on the lands acquired fromfarmers of Munirka. It was developed by CPWD to south-West of Central Secretariat, and its development continued till the 1970s, when R. K. Puram was established. Essentially, it contains double-storeyed residential blocks, with 2-3 bedrooms apartments for officers of the central government. Some high-rise apartment blocks likeNivedita Kunjfor senior officers were also built during the 1980s. Later, markets were also developed in each pocket, along with schools and places of worship. Today, the area also harbors several houses of Government of India. Each sector has an earmarked space for a Market complex comprising numerous shops. One of the leading market complexe is Sector 8 market which is Renowned for a host of shops ranging from mobile shops to departmental. Sector 12 market known as Sangam Complex is another good market."
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"value": "[\"Nivedita Kunj\", \"Indian Consulate\", \"High Commission\", \"Indian Embassy\", \"CPWD\", \"Government of India\", \"Sector 8 market\", \"Sector 12 market\", \"Sangam Complex\", \"Property Sale\", \"Purchase Transaction\", \"Sub Registrar Office\", \"Central Secretariat\"]"
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"value": "Text: Printed Document Describing the Meeting of the Presbytery of New Castle on October 5, 1853, When the Decision Was Made to Found The Ashmun Institute. Verso Contains Unsigned Handwritten Note, Dated 12-17-1853, Attributed to Sarah Emlen Cresson...\n\nJohn Henry Hill was born a slave in King and Queen County, Virginia, in March 1828. He escaped from the institution of slavery in 1853 and fled to Canada. He was very active in the Underground Railroad movement in Canada. After the Civil War...\n\nWilliam Henry Johnson is shown in this 1889 wedding photograph with Mrs. Nannie Brewer Johnson. William Henry Johnson was the son of Henry Johnson, who had been born a slave on the old Fleet Plantation site. Mrs. Nannie Brewer Johnson was also... The Baton Rouge Academy, an institution sponsored by the Fourth District Missionary Baptist Association of Louisiana for black boys and girls. In 1892, a suggestion was made that the Fourth District Association purchase a tract of land for...\n\nLeland University owes its existence to the wise forethought and broad generosity of Holbrook Chamberlain, a resident of Brooklyn, New York. Chamberlain came to New Orleans for the purpose of establishing an institution of higher learning for...\n\nSouthern University and A&M College--History;\nSouthern University and A & M College-Administration\n\nSouthern University Founders Day March 9, 1938."
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"value": "Text: Systematic review of methods to diagnose infection in foot ulcers in diabetes. To undertake a systematic review of the diagnostic performance of clinical examination, sample acquisition and sample analysis in infected foot ulcers in diabetes. Nineteen electronic databases plus other sources were searched. To be included, studies had to fulfil the following criteria: (i) compare a method of clinical assessment, sample collection or sample analysis with a reference standard; (ii) recruit diabetic individuals with foot ulcers; (ii) present 2 x 2 diagnostic data. Studies were critically appraised using a 12-item checklist. Three eligible studies were identified, one each on clinical examination, sample collection and sample analysis. For all three, study groups were heterogeneous with respect to wound type and a small proportion of participants had foot ulcers due to diabetes. No studies identified an optimum reference standard. Other methodological problems included non-blind interpretation of tests and the time lag between index and reference tests. Individual signs or symptoms of infection did not prove to be useful tests when assessed against punch biopsy as the reference standard. The wound swab did not perform well when assessed against tissue biopsy. Semiquantitative analysis of wound swab might be a useful alternative to quantitative analysis. The limitations of these findings and their impact on recommendations from relevant clinical guidelines are discussed."
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"value": "[\"relevant clinical guidelines\", \"clinical examination\", \"sample acquisition\", \"sample analysis\", \"clinical assessment\", \"punch biopsy\", \"wound swab\", \"tissue biopsy\", \"foot ulcers\", \"diabetes\", \"diabetic individuals\", \"2 x 2 diagnostic data\", \"reference standard\"]"
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"value": "Text: Constellation (disambiguation)\n\nA constellation is formally any of certain areas of the celestial sphere, or popularly and traditionally a perceived pattern of stars."
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"value": "Text: Benedict XVI: “And so it seems certain to me that the Church is facing very hard times”\n\n“The church will become small and will have to start afresh more or less from the beginning. She will no longer be able to inhabit many of the edifices she built in prosperity. As the number of her adherents diminishes . . . she will lose many of her social privileges. . . As a small society, [the Church] will make much bigger demands on the initiative of her individual members…. It will be hard-going for the Church, for the process of crystallization and clarification will cost her much valuable energy. It will make her poor and cause her to become the Church of the meek . . . The process will be long and wearisome as was the road from the false progressivism on the eve of the French Revolution — when a bishop might be thought smart if he made fun of dogmas and even insinuated that the existence of God was by no means certain . . . But when the trial of this sifting is past, a great power will flow from a more spiritualized and simplified Church. Men in a totally planned world will find themselves unspeakably lonely. If they have completely lost sight of God, they will feel the whole horror of their poverty."
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"value": "I've read this text."
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"value": "Text: [Comparison of quantity of thyroxine in thyroglobulin and the peptide hormones derived from chromatography and immunoenzyme assay]. An evaluation of the thyroxine content in thyroglobulin and different derived thyroxine-containing peptides by enzyme immunoassay is presented. Results correlate very well with those obtained by ion-exchange chromatography which served as a reference method: r = 0.997, p less than 10(-6). Enzyme immunoassay is more rapid and sensitive than ion-exchange chromatography and then suitable for routine use. Furthermore, this paper shows, for the first time, that enzyme immunoassay can be used to perform direct thyroxine estimation in small peptide (Mr less than 2,500) without previous total enzymatic hydrolysis."
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"value": "[\"chromatography\", \"immunoenzyme assay\", \"enzyme immunoassay\", \"ion-exchange chromatography\", \"thyroxine\", \"thyroglobulin\", \"peptide hormones\", \"thyroxine-containing peptides\", \"Mr less than 2,500\"]"
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"value": "Text: Kodiak fish plant fined for underreporting pollock purchases\n\nANCHORAGE (AP) -- A Kodiak fish-processing company pleaded guilty Friday to a federal felony charge of underreporting the amount of pollock purchased from a fishing boat. International Seafoods of Alaska Inc., which operates one of the largest processing plants in Kodiak, was fined $150,000 and put on probation for five years under a plea agreement with prosecutors. The company also must pay another $46,000, the estimated market value of pollock illegally received. And it must run ads in the trade journal National Fisherman acknowledging its guilt and the importance of the fishing industry making accurate catch and production reports to government fishery managers monitoring the health of ocean fish stocks. U.S. District Judge James K. Singleton accepted the plea in an Anchorage courtroom Friday. International, which is part of the global business holdings of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church, could have been fined up to $500,000. A felony case is pending against a former International manager, and authorities are weighing action against the owners of trawlers that made excess deliveries to the plant, said assistant U.S. attorney Joe Bottini."
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"value": "[\"$150,000\", \"$46,000\", \"$500,000\", \"National Fisherman\"]"
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"value": "Text: CCIE SECURITY TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION\n\nIPsolutions offers the highest quality CCIE- Security training. IPsolutions provides the best instructor-led and hands-on training program for CCIE Security certification ensuring success in both written and Lab exam in the minimum possible time. Our institute is not only well equipped and authorized to provide this training but we have an excellent track record of producing world class networking professionals as well. Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert – Security or CCIE Security is the highest level of certification provided by Cisco among all the security certifications offered by them. It recognizes the mastery of a network engineers in providing expert solutions related to network security including their proficiency in implementing, configuring and troubleshooting intricate network security setups. Certification Prerequisites:\n\nFor this certification there are no prerequisites as such i.e. any prior certification or training is not mandatory. CCIE Security Exams\n\nAspirant must clear 2 exams in order to acquire this coveted certification. Required Exam(s)\n\nRecommended Training\n\nCCIE Security Written Exam\n\nThe first exam of these two exams is the written exam. The aspirant has to crack the written exam, which consists of up to 110 multiple choice questions covering the various concepts, models and theories related to Network Security including operation systems, security protocol and technologies and Cisco security application and the time duration for this exam is 2 hours."
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"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
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"value": "[\"CCIE- Security\", \"CCIE Security\", \"Internetwork Expert\", \"Security\", \"Network Security\", \"CCIE Security Written Exam\"]"
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"value": "Text: My husband and I love this recipe, although we use more hunan sauce in the marinade than is called for (because the first time we made it, we accidentally put all 10 tablespoons in it (instead of 2) and love it that way. We have made it several times since the first time I reviewed this, and we now use lamb chops instead of rack, because it's even better when the peanut crust is all over the chops, as opposed to just the edges. This did nothing for me. I have prepared great asian dishes and great lamb dishes but this particular combination was not fine enough for spending the dough on the rack of lamb. The flavors of the hoisin/peanut overpowered rather than complemented."
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"value": "[\"flavors\", \"recipe\", \"hunan sauce\", \"marinade\", \"lamb chops\", \"peanut crust\", \"edges\", \"asian dishes\", \"lamb dishes\", \"combination\", \"dough\", \"rack of lamb\", \"hoisin/peanut\"]"
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"value": "Text: Light emitting diodes are known which, when disposed on a circuit, accept electrical impulses from the circuit and convert the impulses into light signals. LEDs are energy efficient, they give off virtually no heat, and they have a long lifetime. A number of types of LED exist, including air gap LEDs, GaAs light-emitting diodes (which may be doubled and packaged as single unit offer greater reliability than conventional single-diode package), polymer LEDs, and semi-conductor LEDs, among others. Most LEDs in current use are red. Conventional uses for LEDs include displays for low light environments, such as the flashing light on a modem or other computer component, or the digital display of a wristwatch. Improved LEDs have recently been used in arrays for longer-lasting traffic lights. LEDs have been used in scoreboards and other displays. Also, LEDs have been placed in arrays and used as television displays. Although most LEDs in use are red, yellow or white, LEDs may take any color; moreover, a single LED may be designed to change colors to any color in the color spectrum in response to changing electrical signals. It is well known that combining the projected light of one color with the projected light of another color will result in the creation of a third color."
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"value": "[\"Light emitting diodes\", \"circuit\", \"LEDs\", \"air gap LEDs\", \"GaAs light-emitting diodes\", \"polymer LEDs\", \"semi-conductor LEDs\", \"displays\", \"flashing light\", \"modem\", \"computer component\", \"digital display\", \"wristwatch\", \"traffic lights\", \"scoreboards\", \"television displays\", \"electrical signals\", \"projected light\", \"red\", \"yellow\", \"white\", \"third color\", \"energy efficient\", \"heat\", \"lifetime\", \"color spectrum\", \"low light environments\"]"
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"value": "Text: Presentation detailsCorporate Type on the edge of legitimacy\n\nA reputable fashion company -- operating on a global scale and known for\nits very aggressive stance against counterfeits of their products -- is\nusing a thinly veiled rip-off of TheSans as a proprietary typeface. When\ninvestigating this, I came to conclusions that can be generalised and\nchecked against practices that unfortunately are quite common in the\nbusiness of corporate typeface design and which border on piracy. Speaker details\n\nYves Peters is a [typo]graphic designer, writer about type, rock drummer and father of three. After a three-year stint as type expert/technical advisor at the Belgian FontShop franchise, he was hired by communication agency Making Magazines, now Magelaan. Yves joined the Typophile community in 2002, where he currently is head moderator of the Type Identification Board. Besides reviewing typefaces for David John Earls’ Typographer.org, Yves edits Unzipped – his blog for FontShop Benelux – and makes occasional contributions to Typographica and The FontFeed. Together with Stephen Coles, he is responsible for cross-referencing the current edition of FontBook. His talent for being able to identify most typefaces on sight is utterly useless in daily life."
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"value": "I've read this text."
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"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
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"value": "Text: Hope: a relevant concept for geriatric psychiatry. The focus in psychiatry has been on treating people for hopelessness, as opposed to understanding more about maintaining hope. This study reports findings from a study of hope conducted with community-based older adults. A general linear model procedure was used to more clearly understand the relationships among hope and other relevant variables. This model is used as a basis for proposing an intervention model for maintaining hope in older adults."
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"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
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"value": "[\"study\", \"intervention model\", \"community-based older adults\", \"older adults\", \"hopelessness\", \"hope\", \"geriatric psychiatry\", \"psychiatry\", \"general linear model procedure\"]"
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"value": "Text: Want perfectly tousled beach waves? SACHAJUAN's lightly scented 'Ocean Mist' spray gives you texture and volume like after a day of sun and surf. Pro tip: start with damp hair and spritz it at the roots and midway down strands before working it in with your fingers."
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"value": "I've read this text."
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"value": "Text: Q:\n\nError generating files in ANTLR\n\nSo I'm trying to write a parser in ANTLR, this is my first time using it and I'm running into a problem that I can't find a solution for, apologies if this is a very simple problem."
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"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"ANTLR\", \"parser\"]"
}
] |
pile_17256
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Street Of Dreams letra\n\nMidnight, you heavy laden, it's midnight\nCome on and trade in your old dreams for new\nYour new dreams for old\nI know where they're bought\nI know where they're sold\nMidnight, you've got to get there at midnight\nAnd you'll be met there by others like you\nBrothers as blue\nSmiling on the street of dreams\n\nLove laughs at a king\nKings don't mean a thing\nOn the street of dreams\nDreams broken in two can be made like new\nOn the street of dreams\nGold, sliver and gold\nAll you can hold is in the moonbeams\nPoor, no one is poor\nLong as love is sure\nOn the street of dreams\n\nMidnight, look at the steeple, it's midnight\nUnhappy people, it's ringing with joy\nIt's ringing with cheer\n'Cause yesterday's gone\nTomorrow is near\nMidnight, the heart is lighter at midnight\nThings will be brighter the moment you find\nMore of your kind\nSmiling on the street of dreams\n\nLove laughs at a king\nKings don't mean a thing\nOn the street of dreams\nDreams broken in two can be made like new\nOn the street of dreams\nGold, sliver and gold\nAll you can hold is in the moonbeams\nPoor, no one is poor\nLong as love is sure\nOn the street of dreams"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"heart\", \"Gold\", \"sliver\", \"old dreams\", \"new dreams\", \"they're bought\", \"they're sold\", \"Love\", \"Dreams\", \"moonbeams\", \"Poor\", \"love\", \"brighter\", \"joy\"]"
}
] |
pile_4952
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Nairan\n\nIn the ancient Japanese government, was the inspection of documents submitted to the tennō (emperor), or the position held by those who performed the inspection. The tennō usually gave a to the regent (either a sesshō or kampaku). References\n\nCategory:Classical Japan"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"Nairan\"]"
}
] |
pile_1299
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Why aren't more men working in childcare? 27.04.2017\n\nA young kindergarten teacher in Berlin\n\nThe numbers of men working in childcare have risen by more than two thirds in Germany since 2006. But the proportion of men continues to be extremely small - and not only because of the modest wages. Mehran Aghadavoodi estimates that there are now around 40 men working in family day-care in Cologne. When he did the family day-care training course 15 years ago, he was the only man. Originally from Iran, the 62-year-old has been working with small children ever since. Mehran Aghadavoodi\n\nIn light of current figures, Mehran Aghadavoodi can certainly be described as a rarity. Although there has been a steady increase between 2006 and 2016 in the number of men working in toddler childcare, levels remain consistently low. In a recent study on skilled workers in early education, published by the German Youth Institute back in 2006, only 3.1 per cent of employees in day-care were male. In 2016 this had risen to 5.4 per cent. Read more: Child to preschool educator ratio in Germany improves\n\nFamily women and working fathers\n\nMiguel Diaz, specialist consultant at the coordination center that runs the program \"Boys Day,\" as well as the network \"New Paths for Boys,\" sees this increase as a fundamentally positive development."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"Boys Day\", \"New Paths for Boys\"]"
}
] |
pile_31181
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Q:\n\nJava.lang.Illegal State Exception: The specific child already has a parent\n\nI am getting following exception when implementing the code below the exception. Java.lang.IllegalStateException: The specific child already has a parent. you must call the removeView() on the child's parent first."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"removeView()\", \"Java.lang.IllegalStateException\"]"
}
] |
pile_7320
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Pages\n\nTuesday, June 9, 2015\n\nGetting ready for the SG13\n\nThere are two options when it comes to cases for my Mini-ITX potential rig: the Silverstone SG13 and the Ncase M1. The Ncase M1 is the better case - feature wise as it supports 240mm radiators or even two 120mm radiators with lmost the same footprint as the SG13. The two radiator support will be ideal for those planning to buy an AMD Fury card with the AIO water cooling solution, with another AIO cooler for the CPU. The SG13 on the other hand will only support one 120mm AIO water cooler. However, the Ncase is very expensive. The case itself is $175 and I would have to order it online with a shipping cost of $35 and possible import taxes. Would come close to JPY 30, 000. On top of that, it \"requires\" a SFX power supply which results is a compulsory PSU change. The SG13 is only JPY6,500, and while it will work better with a SFX power supply unit due to extra breathing room for the components, it is not compulsory. So SG13 it is. Sadly. I wish I could have the Ncase. I sure hope that going cheap will not cause other complications in the future. So which components can I reuse from my existing build?"
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"AIO water cooling solution\", \"JPY6,500\", \"AMD Fury\", \"SFX power supply\", \"CPU\"]"
}
] |
pile_5386
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[
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"from": "human",
"value": "Text: [Superior vena cava reconstruction combined with resection of mediastinal-pulmonary malignant tumors]. From 1988 to 1997, we experienced 5 cases of the superior vena cava (SVC) replacement with expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) grafts combined with resection of mediastinal or pulmonary malignant tumors. Two patients had lung cancer and three had invasive thymoma. Resection and reconstruction of the superior vena cava (SVC) were performed by application of a bypass graft between the innominate vein and the right atrium in two cases and a temporary bypass using a heparin-coated tube in three cases. Except in one patient who died of acute respiratory failure, no complication or occlusive symptom were observed postoperatively. Two patients remain healthy for 5 years 4 months and 2 years 7 months after operation. Three died 9 years, 5 months, and 110 days after operation respectively. In conclusion, ePTFE graft replacement or patch angioplasty of the SVC should be part of planning and execution of radical excision with curative intent of mediastinal or pulmonary malignant tumors."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"ePTFE graft replacement\", \"patch angioplasty\", \"radical excision\", \"curative intent\", \"mediastinal-pulmonary malignant tumors\", \"lung cancer\", \"invasive thymoma\", \"acute respiratory failure\", \"complication\", \"occlusive symptom\", \"grafts\", \"innominate vein\", \"right atrium\", \"expanded polytetrafluoroethylene\", \"heparin-coated tube\", \"Superior vena cava\"]"
}
] |
pile_2536
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: The Light of Christ: Iconography of Gregory Kroug\n\nQuick Overview\n\nThe Light of Christ\n\nIconography of Gregory Kroug\n\nDouble click on above image to view full picture\n\nMore Views\n\nDetails\n\nThe Light of Christ\nIconography of Gregory Kroug\n\nThe icon is a revelation of the living person of Jesus Christ. In the deepest sense, it becomes for the one who prays before it the mysterty of a personal meeting with God. Icons help us enter into communion with Christ and enlighten our darkened souls. They become, in some mysterious way, the window to the \"divine and uncontainable God.\" Through the icon the mystery of the Incarnation is revealed in a direct way. The icon thus becomes a means of hope, a way of refuge, and an experience of joy. All icons reveal to us the reality of the Kingdom of God which is in Christ. In The Light of Christ we discover a great treasure of twenty-two rare icon masterpieces, each shining with the beauty of the glory of God, reflecting the light of Christ. These icons, reproduced by a special four-color printing process in 200-line resolution on 100-lb gloss paper, are all the work of the same great iconographer - Fr Gregory Kroug. Fr. Kroug (1909-1969) was born in Russia and lived in France."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"Incarnation\", \"Kingdom of God\"]"
}
] |
pile_7285
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Acute toxicity studies with Jatropha curcas L.\nThe seeds of Jatropha curcas L. ingested accidentally by two children aged 3 and 5 years led to a clinical syndrome of restlessness, severe vomiting and dehydration. A systematic study of the seeds indicated that they produced toxic effects in mice. Macroscopic anal haemorrhage and death occurred when the seeds were administered with the feed. Post-mortem examination revealed infarction of various parts of the gastrointestinal tract with congested vessels. Sodium chloride solution (150 mmol/l: saline) extract of the dried seed administered intraperitoneally into mice caused death in doses as low as 1 mg/kg. Post-mortem studies in this case showed widespread haemorrhages involving the colon, lungs as well as infarction of the liver. Larger intraperitoneal doses (greater than 30 mg/kg) were lethal rapidly but not associated with gross gastrointestinal haemorrhage."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"colon\", \"lungs\", \"liver\", \"Jatropha curcas L.\", \"mice\"]"
}
] |
pile_1816
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: HALIFAX - The FBI has stepped up its investigation into the demise of Vancouver-based QuadrigaCX, which was one of Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchanges before it was shut down amid a storm of controversy. The victims services section of the FBI has posted a survey on its website asking potential victims to voluntarily disclose details about their account balances, transactions and other financial records linked to the $200-million fiasco. \"Based on the responses provided, you may be contacted by the FBI and asked to provide additional information,\" the agency said Monday in an introduction to the online form. The cryptocurrency industry, which trades in digital assets like Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum, is not regulated or subject to industry oversight in Canada. QuadrigaCX clients were scattered around the world. The FBI survey asks for user names, email confirmations for transactions, details about each user's most recent transactions, deposit addresses, withdrawal requests and so-called hot wallet addresses. A hot wallet refers to cryptocurrencies that are stored on a computer server connected to the internet, which makes for easy transfers and trading. However, most digital assets are typically stored in cold wallets, kept on USB flash drives or laptops that are kept offline to prevent hacking."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"cryptocurrency exchanges\", \"storm of controversy\", \"survey\", \"website\", \"account balances\", \"transactions\", \"financial records\", \"$200-million fiasco\", \"cryptocurrency industry\", \"digital assets\", \"Bitcoin\", \"Litecoin\", \"Ethereum\", \"user names\", \"email confirmations\", \"most recent transactions\", \"deposit addresses\", \"withdrawal requests\", \"hot wallet addresses\", \"hot wallet\", \"cryptocurrencies\", \"computer server\", \"internet\", \"cold wallets\", \"USB flash drives\", \"laptops\", \"hacking\"]"
}
] |
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Thursday, February 2, 2017\n\nWhat To Look For When Contracting Home Renovation Repair Services Atlanta Georgia\n\nBy Rebecca Turner\n\nHome remodeling can be stressful and costly if one does not source for the right workmanship to do the job. This is why it is good for one to know exactly what they want and how they would like it done. However to get massive pay offs professionalism is among the key factors to consider. To avoid these embarrassment here are some of the aspects to look for when contracting Home Renovation Repair Services Atlanta Georgia. Renovation companies usually give a wide range of services. This is why it is very crucial to identify the type of renovation service one is in need of. Hiring organizations which offer a wide variety of services will also help one reduce the time and hustle of sourcing for other companies. Due to their professionalism, these firms are able to apply their skills in identifying those areas which need repair within the shortest time possible. This helps the property owner restore back their home and give it a new look. This is one of the key benefit commercial property sellers reap from hiring these organizations. A well restored house attracts potential buyers and helps these firms sell the property at a higher price. This is because house or property restoration services give a building a new appearance thus attracting potential buyers."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[]"
}
] |
pile_neg_95
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: A microsatellite-based MHC genotyping system for house mice (Mus domesticus). Major histocompatibility complex (MHC) genes are the most polymorphic loci known for vertebrates. Although this has been known for over two decades, the selective forces maintaining this genetic diversity are unclear. Efforts to study selection on these loci in nature have been hampered because no simple MHC typing systems are available. Here, we describe and evaluate a microsatellite-based MHC genotyping system for house mice (Mus domesticus). Thirty-five MHC-linked microsatellite loci were tested for amplification and scoring reliability, and 21 were deemed useful. These 21 loci were efficient at discriminating among nine serologically distinct MHC haplotypes, with 52% of microsatellite pairs providing 100% resolution. Since these microsatellite loci are scattered across the entire MHC region, they will be effective at detecting recombinant haplotypes. The number of alleles is higher for microsatellites inside the MHC than outside it, which presumably reflects genetic hitchhiking with MHC alleles under balancing selection. This microsatellite typing system now allows testing hypotheses about the nature of selection operating on MHC genes in natural populations of M. domesticus and other murid rodent species."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"Mus domesticus\", \"murid rodent species\", \"genetic hitchhiking\", \"balancing selection\", \"MHC typing systems\", \"microsatellite-based MHC genotyping system\", \"alleles\", \"serologically distinct MHC haplotypes\", \"recombinant haplotypes\", \"microsatellite loci\", \"MHC genes\", \"natural populations\", \"vertebrates\", \"house mice\"]"
}
] |
pile_26093
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: I absolutely love Harley Quinn's outfit for the new Suicide squad coming out fall of this year, and after seeing that outfit I thought to myself, say I know another character who-s sort of like Harley Quinn in a way, and so here she is one of the villains on RWBY and it's the adorable little ice cream loli Neo.If you like this pic please be sure to leave a comment and check out the rest of my gallery if any of my art is to your liking."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[]"
}
] |
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Originally published on Fem2pt0 and cross-posted here with their permission. Like most women, I believe my male friends to be nice people. They don’t catcall or sexually harass women on the street, they are thoughtful and sweet, and they believe in women’s equality and gender justice like good progressives. And so I give them on break on chivalry, because I know that they don’t mean anything by it. They aren’t intending to be disrespectful, to deny women their agency, or to make assumptions about our abilities. They’ve just been trained in a social construct that devalues women, in the same way that we all have. Even if you weren’t born and raised in the American South, chivalry is deeply ingrained in our behaviors. It is exceptionally rare that a man will walk into or out of an elevator before me. In fact, I’ve noticed that I’ve gotten used to it. When the doors open, I immediately start walking in or out without a second’s thought as to why I am automatically, almost subconsciously, determining that I am the more important person and should have the right to go first."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"elevator\", \"gender justice\", \"chivalry\"]"
}
] |
pile_34652
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[
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Text: Reading abilities and cognitive functions of children with epilepsy: influence of epileptic syndrome. Children with epilepsy are at risk of developing learning disorders. To explore the influence of the epileptic syndrome on reading abilities, we have compared the neuropsychological profile of 12 children with benign idiopathic epilepsy with rolandic spikes, 10 with temporal lobe epilepsy and 12 with idiopathic generalized epilepsy. Children underwent a selection of standardised tests designed to assess: oral language, reading, short-term memory, attention and behavioural adjustment. Analysis of variance was adjusted according to age of onset of the epileptic syndrome, duration of the syndrome, and performance IQ for each group. Children with temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) had significantly lower scores for reading speed and comprehension, but epileptic variables (the age of onset of epilepsy, duration and activity of epilepsy) had influenced academic performances. In the TLE group there was a clear effect of the topography of the epileptic foci (left-side TLE vs. right-side TLE) on reading profile. Furthermore, the effect of epileptic syndromes was found in phonological, semantic and verbal working memory deficits in the TLE group. To a lesser extent children with idiopathic generalized epilepsy (IGE) also exhibit cognitive deficit. The results of the present study lend support to epilepsy-specific patterns of neuropsychological dysfunction in children that should be considered to improve remediation of academic underachievement in these populations."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "I've read this text."
},
{
"from": "human",
"value": "Please extract the terms from the text."
},
{
"from": "gpt",
"value": "[\"oral language\", \"reading\", \"short-term memory\", \"attention\", \"behavioural adjustment\", \"reading speed\", \"comprehension\", \"phonological\", \"semantic\", \"verbal working memory\", \"academic underachievement\", \"epilepsy\", \"learning disorders\", \"neuropsychological profile\", \"benign idiopathic epilepsy with rolandic spikes\", \"temporal lobe epilepsy\", \"idiopathic generalized epilepsy\", \"epileptic foci\", \"cognitive deficit\", \"neuropsychological dysfunction\", \"age of onset\", \"duration\", \"performance IQ\", \"topography\"]"
}
] |
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