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What more is there to say?  Microsoft opensourced Roslyn (.NET Compiler Platform), source is avaiable on [CodePlex](http://roslyn.codeplex.com/ "Roslyn")!!!

It's fantastic news, to quote [Eric Lippert](http://ericlippert.com/2014/04/03/c-and-vb-are-open-sourced/ "Eric Lippert on Roslyn")

> What astonished me was that its not just a "reference" license, but a full on liberal Apache 2.0 license. And then to have Miguel announce that Xamarin had already got Roslyn working on linux was _gobsmacking.

It's a huge step, and something I hope Microsoft does more of.  I can't wait to find some time to dig into this code, and see how it all works.

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Postdoctoral Associate-The Molecular Metabolism Laboratory
Work type: Post Doc Associate
Location: Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
Categories: Allied Health, Grant or Research Administration
Department:26030100 - HH-APK-ADMINISTRATION
The Molecular Metabolism Laboratory (Directed by Terence Ryan, PhD) within the Department of Applied Physiology and Kinesiology at the University of Florida is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic postdoctoral associate to contribute to ongoing NIH funded studies investigating novel mechanisms, including the metabolic and mitochondrial abnormalities within skeletal muscle, that drive the development of frailty. These studies involve diverse experimental techniques including preclinical animal models, metabolomics and genomics, and mitochondrial and muscle physiological phenotyping and will develop interventions aimed to reduce frailty.
Research will occur in a rich training environment and postdoctoral associates in the Ryan lab receive structured mentoring by the PI and collaborating investigators in the Department of Physical Therapy and the Myology Institute. Scholars are highly encouraged to initiate new projects and collaborations and will receive regular training in grant and manuscript writing. Support will be provided to attend scientific conferences to present work and provide networking opportunities.
About the University of Florida: The University of Florida is the No. 5 ranked public university with annual research expenditures greater than $938 million in 2021. UF houses several core facilities which provide additional scientific and mentoring opportunities including the Myology Institute (http://myology.institute.ufl.edu), University of Florida Older Americans Independence Center (https://aging.ufl.edu/research/pepper-center/), and the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (https://www.ctsi.ufl.edu). Additional relevant information about postdoctoral scholar positions at the University of Florida can be found at http://postdoc.aa.ufl.edu.
Commensurate with experience
Candidates must have PhD and at least one first-authored publication of significance.
At least one first-authored publication of significance.
Possess strong knowledge of molecular biology and prior experience with animal handling is a plus
Working well as part of collaborative research group, strong work ethic, and strong organization skills are a must.
Applications must be submitted via email to ryant@ufl.edu and must include: 1) a cover letter containing description of past accomplishments, research interests and goals, and 2) a curriculum vitae (CV) that includes lists of publications and contact information for three professional references. Reference letters are not required at this stage, but will be considered during final selection process.
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
Final candidate will be required to provide official transcript to the hiring department upon hire. A transcript will not be considered "official" if a designation of "Issued to Student" is visible. Degrees earned from an education institution outside of the United States are required to be evaluated by a professional credentialing service provider approved by National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES), which can be found at http://www.naces.org/.
The University of Florida is An Equal Employment Opportunity Institution. If an accommodation due to a disability is needed to apply for this position, please call 352/392-2477 or the Florida Relay System at 800/955-8771 (TDD). Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the US. Searches are conducted in accordance with Florida's Sunshine Law. Minorities, women, and those from other underserved groups are encouraged to apply.
Advertised: 08 Mar 2022 Eastern Standard Time
Postdoctoral Associate-The Molecular Metabolism Laboratory 26030100 - HH-APK-ADMINISTRATION Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
Post Doc Associate 1
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Per  sindrome della cuffia dei rotatori in campo medico, si intende l'insieme di manifestazioni cliniche che riguardano la parte anatomica chiamata cuffia dei muscoli rotatori della spalla (che regolano l'articolazione stessa della spalla), che accomuna sotto tale definizione quattro muscoli: sopraspinato, sottospinato, piccolo rotondo e sottoscapolare (e relativi tendini).

Epidemiologia
Colpisce prevalentemente i maschi in età adulta, a partire dalla quarta decade.

Sintomatologia
la sindrome si compone di diverse manifestazioni:
 Tendinopatia della cuffia dei rotatori
 Borsite subacromiale
 Rottura della cuffia

Fra i sintomi e i segni clinici comuni si ritrova il dolore, che viene acuito quando la zona interessata è soggetta a sollecitazione

Eziologia
Sono diverse le cause che comportano tali episodi come episodi di ricalcificazione che riguardano i tendini, oppure da tendinopatie.

Terapia
la terapia consiste nella somministrazione di FANS (farmaci antinfiammatori non steroidei), impacchi di ghiaccio e per i casi più lievi adeguata attività fisica. Per i casi più gravi invece si utilizzano corticosteroidi (iniettati direttamente nella borsa subacromiale), se ancora non si riducono i sintomi occorre l'acromionectomia parziale. L'operazione può essere condotta secondo i due modi classici o a cielo aperto oppure in via artroscopica Durante l'intervento si opera sia con decompressione subacromiale ma anche curando le possibili lesioni.

Note

Bibliografia

Voci correlate
 Tendinite
 Borsite

Malattie osteo-articolari

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You filed your federal income tax return awhile ago and you are expecting a refund. You can check the status of your return and your refund check (for paper returns) or direct deposit (for electronic returns) at the IRS.gov website. The "Where's My Refund?" portal also provides an estimate of when you should expect your refund.
If you receive an error code such as IRS Code 9001 when you check the status of your return, you may worry that your return has been flagged for an audit. Relax. In fact, IRS Code 9001 is one of an entire set of codes that are included within the Internal Revenue Manual, or IRM, which is the set of guidelines used by the IRS. This is not an audit flag, but rather an error code generated when taxpayers attempt to access return or refund results using the wrong Social Security number or TIN.
The IRS established the "Where's My Refund?" portal to allow taxpayers to check the status of their federal income tax return and refund. To access the portal you need three pieces of information: your Social Security Number or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), your filing status and amount of the refund that you are expecting. This refund amount should be listed in whole dollars and must match the amount listed on your tax forms exactly.
Most taxpayers include a Social Security number on their tax returns. But certain taxpayers, such as resident and nonresident aliens, are not eligible to get one. The Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is designed to allow individuals to file federal and state income tax returns, without an SSN.
In most instances, when you check the status of your return on the "Where's My Refund?" portal, you will receive a message stating that your return is being processed or that your refund is on its way. Occasionally, you may receive one or more error codes, including IRS Code 9001: "Taxpayer accessed Refund Status using a secondary TIN. Refund Status could not be returned. Get a Primary TIN Analyze account and follow appropriate IRM." The fix is simple – enter the proper Social Security number or TIN into the "Where's My Refund?" portal. If you still receive error messages, contact the IRS or an expert such as an attorney with Optima Tax Relieve for further assistance.
I called and was told to what the code sent which was state in the answer, however I was told I have to wait the full 21 days to get answers to why I got the code in the first place. If u don't mind me asking what's the number you called to verify your info. I believe I had to do something similar to this last year as well.


I just found your blog the other day and I'm so glad I did, I love this post!! Such a great reminder to always always always appreciate the little things. Last night, we celebrated my friends birthday. We just ate cake and watched a movie, but I had a little moment where I felt so blessed know such amazing people. It was crazy to think that a few months ago, we were strangers and now I can't imagine not knowing them. Okay, this is enough sap for a Monday haha. Hope you have a great day!
Liz thank you for this sincere comment! I think that too sometimes when I look at the friends that surround me... We were all once just strangers!
yes. i loved the roundtable and it was great. and i cant believe you took your students to see the great gatsby! that is so cool. what did you think of the movie? i loved it and most people who i have talked to, who have read the book, loved it too. but a lot of people who haven't read the book thought it was weird or bad. what did you think?
Jen I loved having you at the roundtable! You are such a doll! I really liked parts of the movie... some scenes they followed exactly, including the text from the book and I loved that. They did take a few liberties that bothered me and I thought changed the meaning a bit. Leo was brilliant.
hahaha! I use circa often even though I also have no clue what it really is. How cool is it that you can take your students to a movie? I know it's educational and all, but that would never fly here.
Where is "here"? At the end of the school year it's definitely easier to plan "field trips" like this- especially since we studied the whole book it wasn't too difficult to justify.
I loved that scene in the great gatsby! And I will definitely be trying that tip next time I go get a pedi!
So Flow is like mindfulness or being present in the moment, then? Sounds good. Mindfulness is something I'm working on through meditation.
Well there you go! Latin teacher to the rescue!
I like that idea of writing them down! So many of my flow moments have come at night driving with the windows down while a song plays on full blast. Just thinking about it makes me so happy.
Question: Would you recommend reading the book before seeing Gatsby? I'm usually pretty strict on that sort of thing.
For someone who isn't a real strong reader I would suggest the movie first because the book moves slow enough they might quit first. For somebody who is a bit more literary I would suggest the book first because there is so much more to get from the book and the movie is just kind of back up.
It sounds like you're a really awesome teacher.. I would've loved going to see a movie like that when I was in high school. Watching it in the classroom just isn't the same (nor is it an option for this movie obviously).
I've been trying to live in the moment more often, and I completely agree that when you're trying for it, it ends up coming more naturally.
I totally laughed out loud when you said "what does Circa mean anyway?" because I've wondered that myself. Add it to the ever growing list of things that I keep meaning to google but never get around to.
I knew The Great Gatsby was a "must see" when my husband came home from getting his hair cut and said that his barber saw it and plans on seeing it again. I feel like I need to re-read it first since it's been... oh, ya know... maybe 10 years?
I thought that scene was also done very well, and we laughed too…and the kids were concerned about his white pants being all wet. ay-yi-yi. seniors.
I love flow days...just had one on Friday with our monthly Girls Night In. I themed it "April Showers bring May Flowers" and it was just a great night (will post soon).
I loved that scene too!!!! They did it perfectly!
And this weekend I had a lock-in to kick off the summer with the teenagers. (They get out of school crazy early here.) It was awesome sitting with those kids I've known for five years and they're going to be seniors next year. SENIORS! I can't believe it. Then there were a few other kids that I haven't seen in awhile who came and I loved catching up with them and it made me so happy. Such a great group.
That was my favorite scene as well! I am still so tickled by it!!
My moment of flow this week actually doing dishes yesterday, while cooking, and singing (very, very, very) loudly to Disney songs that I had blasting. I was home alone, waiting for my husband to come home from work, and it was very de-stressing and relaxing.
Those things sound so gorgeous!! I need to start enjoying those moments... still need to read the Great Gatsby though!!


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Identifying the effects of monetary policy shocks on exchange rates using high frequency data
Jon Faust
John H. Rogers
Eric T. Swanson
Jonathan H. Wright
This paper proposes a new approach to identifying the effects of monetary policy shocks in an international vector autoregression. Using high-frequency data on the prices of Fed Funds futures contracts, we measure the impact of the surprise component of the FOMC-day Federal Reserve policy decision on financial variables, such as the exchange rate and the foreign interest rate. We show how this information can be used to achieve identification without having to make the usual strong assumption of a recursive ordering.
Jon Faust & John H. Rogers & Eric T. Swanson & Jonathan H. Wright, 2002. "Identifying the effects of monetary policy shocks on exchange rates using high frequency data," International Finance Discussion Papers 739, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.).
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Former cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo's application for variation of bail conditions has been upheld by a Harare magistrate.
Harare magistrate Ms Josephine Sande granted the application sought by Chombo who will now report once a day between Monday and Friday.
Through his lawyer Professor Lovemore Madhuku, Chombo raised new facts which had arisen since his arrest last month on a litany of corruption charges.
He said his original reporting conditions where he reported thrice daily throughout the week was no longer tenable as he is a family man who since the loss of his government and political office now relies on farming for his family sustenance.
Professor Madhuku had successfully sought a review of Chombo's reporting conditions to once a day between Monday and Friday.