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Radicicol
HSP90 inhibitor
BML-EI285-0001 1 mg 144.00 USD
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Antifungal macrocyclic lactone antibiotic with antimalarial activity. Potent inhibitor of HSP90. Binds more strongly to HSP90 (nanomolar affinity) than to Grp94. Also binds to yeast HSP90, E. coli HtpG and TRAP-1. Non-competitive inhibitor of ATP citrate lyase. Anti-angiogenic. Specifically inhibits the interaction between HIF-1α/Arnt heterodimer and the hypoxia-responsive element (HRE), reducing VEGF expression. Protein tyrosine kinase inhibitor, e.g. p60v-src (IC50=0.27nM). Inhibitor of cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) expression (IC50=27nM) without affecting COX-1 expression in LPS-stimulated macrophages. Induces the differentiation of HL-60 cells into macrophages, blocking cell cycle at G1 and G2. Suppressor of NIH 3T3 cell transformation by diverse oncogenes such as mos, ras and src in part by blocking the key signal transduction intermediates such as MAP kinase and GAP-associated p62. Inhibitor of AP-1-, NF-κB- and serum response factor (SRF)-mediated transcription (e.g. expression of iNOS). Represses the transcriptional function of the estrogen receptor. Inhibits archeal growth and DNA topoisomerase VI (a Topo IIB family topoisomerase). Blocks replication of negative-strand RNA viruses.Causes morphological reversion of ras-transformed cells and leads to selective depletion of Raf kinase. Displays anti-angiogenic activity. Binds to and inhibits Hsp 90 molecular chaperone.
Alternative Name: Monorden, 1aS-(1aR*,2Z,4E,14*,15aR*)]-8-Chloro-1a,14,15,15a-tetrahydro-9,11-dihydroxy-14-methyl-6H-oxireno[e][2]benzoxacyclotetradecin-6,12(7H)-dione
Formula: C18H17ClO6
Source: Isolated from Humicola fuscoatra.
MI: 14: 6253
RTECS: RR1105000
Purity: ≥97% (HPLC)
Appearance: White to off-white or yellowish solid. May appear adhered to vial.
Solubility: Soluble in DMSO, methanol or acetone.
Shipping: Ambient
Long Term Storage: -20°C
Handling: Protect from light.
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Product Literature References
Radicicol induces intracellular accumulation of glycan-deficient clusterin variant: I. Choi, et al.; Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 458, 555 (2015), Application(s): Cell Culture, Abstract;
Antiviral activity and RNA polymerase degradation following Hsp90 inhibition in a range of negative strand viruses: J.H. Connor, et al.; Virology 362, 109 (2007), Abstract;
Chemistry and biology of resorcylic acid lactones: N. Winssinger & S. Barluenga; Chem. Commun. (Camb.) 2007, 22 (2007), (Review), Abstract;
Geldanamycin, radicicol, and chimeric inhibitors of the Hsp90 N-terminal ATP binding site: M.K. Hadden, et al.; Curr. Top. Med. Chem. 6, 1173 (2006), Review, Abstract;
Structural basis for topoisomerase VI inhibition by the anti-Hsp90 drug radicicol: K.D. Corbett & J.M. Berger; Nucleic Acids Res. 34, 4269 (2006), Abstract;
The topoisomerase II-Hsp90 complex: a new chemotherapeutic target?: C.R. Barker, et al.; Int. J. Cancer 118, 2685 (2006), Abstract;
Heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) chaperone complex inhibitor, radicicol, potentiated radiation-induced cell killing in a hormone-sensitive prostate cancer cell line through degradation of the androgen receptor: K. Harashima, et al.; Int. J. Radiat. Biol. 81, 63 (2005), Abstract;
Inhibition of archaeal growth and DNA topoisomerase VI activities by the Hsp90 inhibitor radicicol: D. Gadelle, et al.; Nucleic Acid Res. 33, 2310 (2005), Abstract;
Development of radicicol analogues: S. Soga, et al.; Curr. Cancer Drug Targets 3, 359 (2003), Abstract;
Radicicol represses the transcriptional function of the estrogen receptor by suppressing the stabilization of the receptor by heat shock protein 90: M.O. Lee, et al.; Mol. Cell Endocrinol. 188, 47 (2002), Abstract;
Radicicol-sensitive peptide binding to the N-terminal portion of GRP94: S. Vogen, et al.; J. Biol. Chem. 277, 40742 (2002), Abstract; Full Text
Reduction of hypoxia-induced transcription through the repression of hypoxia-inducible factor-1alpha/aryl hydrocarbon receptor nuclear translocator DNA binding by the 90-kDa heat-shock protein inhibitor radicicol: E. Hur, et al.; Mol. Pharmacol. 62, 975 (2002), Abstract; Full Text
Radicicol suppresses transformation and restores tropomyosin-2 expression in both ras- and MEK-transformed cells without inhibiting the Raf/MEK/ERK signaling cascade: P.N. Kim, et al.; Cell Growth Differ. 12, 543 (2001), Abstract; Full Text
Radicicol binds and inhibits mammalian ATP citrate lyase: S.W. Ki, et al.; J. Biol. Chem. 275, 39231 (2000), Abstract; Full Text
Radicicol suppresses expression of inducible nitric-oxide synthase by blocking p38 kinase and nuclear factor-kappaB/Rel in lipopolysaccharide-stimulated macrophages: Y.J. Jeon, et al.; J. Pharmacol. Exp. Ther. 294, 548 (2000), Abstract; Full Text
Interaction of radicicol with members of the heat shock protein 90 family of molecular chaperones: T.W. Schulte, et al.; Mol. Endocrinol. 13, 1435 (1999), Abstract; Full Text
Structural basis for inhibition of the Hsp90 molecular chaperone by the antitumor antibiotics radicicol and geldanamycin: S.M. Roe, et al.; J. Med. Chem. 42, 260 (1999), Abstract;
Antimalarial activity of radicicol, heptelidic acid and other fungal metabolites: Y. Tanaka, et al.; J. Antibiot. 51, 153 (1998), Abstract;
Radicicol leads to selective depletion of Raf kinase and disrupts K-Ras-activated aberrant signaling pathway: S. Soga, et al.; J. Biol. Chem. 273, 822 (1998), Abstract; Full Text
Targeting of the protein chaperone, HSP90, by the transformation suppressing agent, radicicol: S.V. Sharma, et al.; Oncogene 16, 2369 (1998), Abstract;
Radicicol inhibits tyrosine phosphorylation of the mitotic Src substrate Sam68 and retards subsequent exit from mitosis of Src-transformed cells: I. Pillay, et al.; Cell Growth Differ. 7, 1487 (1996), Abstract;
Induction of differentiation of HL-60 cells by the anti-fungal antibiotic, radicicol: Y. Shimada, et al.; J. Antibiot. 48, 824 (1995), Abstract;
Morphology of ras-transformed cells becomes apparently normal again with tyrosine kinase inhibitors without a decrease in the ras-GTP complex: H.J. Kwon et al.; J. Biochem. 118, 221 (1995), Abstract;
Radicicol, a protein tyrosine kinase inhibitor, suppresses the expression of mitogen-inducible cyclooxygenase in macrophages stimulated with lipopolysaccharide and in experimental glomerulonephritis: P. Chanmugam, et al.; J. Biol. Chem. 270, 5418 (1995), Abstract; Full Text
Suppression of RAS and MOS transformation by radicicol: J.F. Zhao, et al.; Oncogene 11, 161 (1995), Abstract;
Enhanced cell differentiation when RB is hypophosphorylated and down-regulated by radicicol, a SRC-kinase inhibitor: A. Yen et al.; Exp Cell Res 214, 163 (1994), Abstract;
Radicicol, a microbial cell differentiation modulator, inhibits in vivo angiogenesis: T. Oikawa, et al.; Eur. J. Pharmacol. 241, 221 (1993), Abstract;
Potent and specific inhibition of p60v-src protein kinase both in vivo and in vitro by radicicol: H.J. Kwon, et al.; Cancer Res. 52, 6926 (1992), Abstract;
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7/25/2013 – RFA's 7-Year Fight For Magnuson Reform Gains New Ally
July 25, 2013 – Even Rip Cunningham supports Magnuson flexibility!
That's the message heard by members of the Senate Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries, and Coast Guard in a July 23 hearing looking at New England and Mid Atlantic region perspectives on the upcoming reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act. It's also a message greatly appreciated by the Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA) which has spent the past 7 years trying to build support for reforming the federal fisheries law to provide a better balance of commerce, conservation and access for recreational fishermen.
In opening testimony from a three-member panel of fisheries managers, a common theme was that changes made in the 2006/2007 reauthorization of the Act have had a major impact on the socioeconomic state of both commercial and recreational fisheries in the Northeast region, and not all of it good.
"When reauthorized in 2007, the Act gave the eight Regional Fishery Management Councils (Councils) and NMFS a very clear charge and some new tools to support improved science and management," said John Bullard, Northeast Regional Administrator for the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). "While significant progress has been made since the last reauthorization, we recognize that this progress has not come without a cost."
Among the initiatives included in the reauthorization of Magnuson, Bullard noted specifically how the law "mandated the use of science-based annual catch limits and accountability measures to prevent and end overfishing, provided for market-based fishery management through Limited Access Privilege Programs or catch shares, focused on collaborative research with the fishing industry and bycatch reduction, (and) addressed the need to improve the science used to inform fisheries management."
"Managing fisheries using annual catch limits and accountability measures was a major change for some fisheries, and the initial implementation has identified some areas where we can improve that process," Bullard noted in his testimony, adding "The U.S. now has effective tools to address marine fisheries management, and as we look to the future, we must look for opportunities to increase flexibility in our management system."
Rick Robins, Chairman of the Mid Atlantic Fishery Management Council (MAFMC) noted that the recreational fishing community is highly diverse and includes not only private anglers, but also for-hire vessels in the party/charter fleet whose business interests may reflect different values and regulatory preferences than the commercial sector. Robins told the Committee that during recent outreach sessions with members of the public, anglers have asked for reasonable access to fishing opportunities and greater regulatory stability.
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When asked by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) if the Magnuson Stevens Act should be revised to offer greater flexibility in rebuilding timelines for fisheries, Robins said personally that he felt that some "targeted flexibility" would be beneficial at the council level.
"A lot of times stock growth and rebuilding hinges on environmental conditions that facilitate recruitment and growth into that population to the extent that those environmental variables are outside of our control," Robins said. "I think it would be helpful to have some flexibility to deal with those types of changing and adverse environmental circumstances when a council is trying to rebuild a stock."
Rip Cunningham, chairman of the New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) noted that with little ability to predict and no ability to control the environmental changes that are key drivers in the rebuilding progress, "we think management should focus on ending overfishing and not arbitrary rebuilding timeframes."
"The New England Council feels that the focus should be on preventing overfishing, not on a set rebuilding timeline," said Cunningham, formerly a loud and vocal critic of efforts to amend the portion of Magnuson-Stevens to address the arbitrary rebuilding deadlines. "We don't have the scientific information that's exact enough to allow us to rebuild to that set time period."
In response to the question from Sen. Rubio, Cunningham said "The Council would be supportive of an effort to offer greater flexibility with regards to how we view the timelines," adding "that is the Council's position."
RFA executive director Jim Dononfrio said that Senate committee members should be able to take a lot of good information from the first witness panel in Tuesday's hearing. "As I once told Sen. Ted Stevens himself, the accountability measures in the recreational community are like double jeopardy restrictions. We are given a bag, size and season limit by fisheries managers to restrict our catch, and then when the data shows that it was unsuccessful in containing harvest, managers punish anglers a second time."
When the MAFMC voted on new omnibus measures in June, Council member Steve Heins of New York noted specifically that if managers set regulations that are not successful in constraining harvest, then perhaps, "the managers should be punished and not the fishermen."
At the time of the vote, Bullard himself noted specifically the word's of MAFMC member Tony Dilernia (NY) that the federal government may actually be closing down the 2014 black sea bass fishery because the stock is simply too healthy. "So I'm scratching my head saying we're closing the fishery 'cause there's too many fish, so that doesn't make sense, right?" Bullard noted in December, adding "in 2014 that's what we'd be doing, and so this is the problem we have to solve."
Donofrio said it's regrettable that the Senate Committee members in Washington only got half the story at the hearing.
"In the last reauthorization of Magnuson, with the help of democrats and republicans in the House, along with New York's Senator Chuck Schumer, Congress increased the deadline for summer flounder rebuilding by 3 years from 2010 to 2013," said Donofrio. "That deadline flexibility allowed anglers to continue fishing over the past five seasons while the stock itself has flourished."
"Meanwhile, the AM restrictions mandated by Magnuson have threatened to shut down a healthy, sustainable and rebuilt black sea bass fishery, so obviously the law is in need of repair," Donofrio said, adding "Hopefully the next time this Senate committee meets they'll take into consideration the input of vested, full-time industry professionals from the recreational for-hire and tackle industry."
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His eyes set on re-election next November in this very blue state of California, Arnold has quickly moved back to the center. Dropping his slash-and-burn economic austerity proposals of last year, the New Arnold has come up with an FDR-like $200 billion plus blueprint for rebuildinng the state infrastructure.
He's also playing a bizarre game of political pattycake with the very same unions that he attempted and failed to demonize throughout the course of 2005 (in this effort he's being assisted by a legendary Democrat: the former California Assembly Speaker and past Mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown. Veteran L.A.-based political analyst Joe Scott does his own sift of California's shifting political sands and concludes that only a fool would rule out a successful comeback by Schwarzenegger.
"I'll be back!" might be more than a toss-away movie line from Arnold Schwarzenegger. After his crushing defeat in the special election he called three months ago (all of his ballot measures going down in flames), the Governator has been zealously re-casting himself.
He's also playing a bizarre game of political pattycake with the very same unions that he attempted and failed to demonize throughout the course of 2005 (in this effort he's being assisted by a legendary Democrat: the former California Assembly Speaker and past Mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown. Veteran L.A.-based political analyst Joe Scott does his own sift of California's shifting political sands and concludes that only a fool would rule out a successful comeback by Schwarzenegger.
On a related topic, Democratic operative-turned-journo/blogger Bill Bradley plumbs the inner workings of the Schwarzenegger political machine and asks just what's going on with the Gov's top consultant/guru Michael Murphy?


Adeline*, Jean* and Emmanuel* are members of an association located in Kiliba, in South Kivu in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, who fight to defend human rights in rural areas.
The Agreement between the Colombian government, the guerrilla from the Armed Revolutionary Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the bilateral cessation of hostilities signed in September with the National Liberation Army (ELN) enable prospects for peace in Colombia, after decades of bloody conflict.
Proud Lebanon is a non-profit, non-denominational, non-political and non-partisan organization with the goal of fostering a long term socio-economic development in Lebanon. This organization protects, supports and claims rights for marginalized groups as community service activities. Amongst the most marginalized groups in Lebanon are the LGBTI community and the refugees (including Syrians, Palestinians and Iraqi people). Since 2015, the organization is supported by AEDH.
Soraya is the Secretary-General of the Colombian association FCSPP (Foundation Committee in Solidarity with Political Prisoners), founded in 1973 and one of the oldest association in the country. Its actions mainly focus on defending Human Rights through legal support, assisting victims and their families as well as supporting people in detention. The headquarters of this association is located at the National Commission of Security Guarantees (www.comitedesolidaridad.com). Former member of Sembrar, partner organisation of AEDH, Soraya warns us on the current insecure environment surrounding Human Rights defenders in Colombia and more generally the very unpredictable peace process.
On September 6, the Vietnam Committee on Human Rights — a long-standing partner of the AEDH — organised a conference on "Religion, Business & Human Rights," at the European Parliament. This conference was met with substantial interest.
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By Bexis on October 6, 2008
Posted in Learned Intermediary
In June 2007, the West Virginia Supreme Court refused to adopt the learned intermediary doctrine.
We deplored State of West Virginia ex rel Johnson & Johnson Corp. v. Hon. Mark A. Karl when it came down, and we continue to deplore it today.
Although we didn't like the result, Karl was good for us in some ways. It prompted us to publish a long post explaining why the learned intermediary doctrine makes sense.
And it also prompted us to publish this 50-state survey showing that 47 states had decisions supporting the learned intermediary doctrine.
We included New Mexico among the states in which intermediate appellate courts had adopted the doctrine. If you had asked us, we would have predicted that the New Mexico Supreme Court would go along with the vast majority of states.
The United States District Court for the District of New Mexico begs to differ. In Rimbert v. Eli Lilly & Co., No. CIV 06-0874, slip op. (D.N.M. Aug. 22, 2008) (link here), Judge Browning made the Erie prediction that the New Mexico Supreme Court would reject the learned intermediary doctrine.
We hate 105-page decisions that go against us and about which we feel compelled to publish a post. Do we really have to spend all that time torturing ourselves?
For you, dear reader, we do.
In Rimbert, the plaintiff pleaded that Gilbert Rimbert's ingestion of Prozac caused him to shoot his wife, his dog, and himself. Slip op. at 9. The plaintiff sued Eli Lilly on the usual collection of product liability and warranty claims.
The court spent the first 56 pages of its decision explaining the facts and then generally describing the law governing assorted substantive areas. At page 57, you hit "Analysis."
A federal district court is, of course, supposed to follow the state court's lead on questions of state law. If state law is uncertain, federal courts should err on the side of caution, trying not to expand liability. (For our favorite writers on that subject, see — well, us — back in 2006, when we were young.)
In Rimbert, the federal court acknowledged that three different New Mexico intermediate appellate courts had adopted the learned intermediary doctrine. Id. at 23-26. And the court recognized that the Tenth Circuit had predicted that the Wyoming Supreme Court would adopt the doctrine. Id. at 26-27.
(The Tenth Circuit was, incidentally, correct. Shortly after Karl came down, the Wyoming Supreme Court chose to follow the overwhelming majority of courts and adopt the learned intermediary doctrine. (Your humble scribes were on the scene to report on Rohde v. Smiths Medical back in August 2007.))
The Rimbert court decided that the three state appellate decisions were old, and the Tenth Circuit prediction (in a case decided in 2003) applied only to Wyoming, not to New Mexico. The Rimbert court was persuaded that the New Mexico Supreme Court would, if presented with the question today, follow the lead of the Karl decision out of West Virginia and reject the learned intermediary doctrine.
The court presented some supposed policy arguments for rejecting the doctrine. Id. at 66-71. We don't like 'em, and we've already explained why those arguments are wrong, so we won't repeat the discussion here.
The court denied Lilly's motion for summary judgment on the strict liability and negligence claims. It did grant summary judgment on plaintiff's warranty claims — but the plaintiff conceded that those claims fell.
If you're looking for a glimmer of light in the darkness of Rimbert, the court did grant summary judgment on the negligence per se claim, holding that recognizing a state law claim for an alleged violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act would undo Congress's decision not to create a private right of action under that law. Id. at 95-101.
Any other light in the darkness? Rimbert should have a pretty limited impact, because state court judges remain bound to follow New Mexico's intermediate appellate courts, and the Rimbert decision of course does not bind other federal judges.
But we had to search pretty hard for that silver lining in the cloud that is Rimbert.
It's usually brighter than that in the deserts of New Mexico, isn't it?
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Q: creating regular subgraph through edge deletion The problem:
Given a Q-regular undirected graph, I'm looking for an algorithm to identify an N-regular undirected subgraph through edge deletion. N < Q (obviously), and it's important that some degree of randomness can be implemented in the algorithm, since I need to sample the space of N-regular subgraphs.
What I've tried:
So far, my best method has been finding a Hamiltonian cycle, and deleting every other edge on the cycle. This nicely creates a (Q-1)-regular subgraph and can in principle be repeated until the desired degree of regularity has been reached, or I inadvertently create a graph with no Hamiltonian cycle. However, this approach is slow (this is my main issue) and it's a bit problematic that it relies on the otherwise completely unnecessary restriction of a Hamiltonian cycle.
My Question:
Can anyone suggest an alternative to the Hamiltonian cycle approach, or perhaps simply tell me that the problem is inherently hard and that a faster solution than Hamiltonian cycle detection is unlikely? I realize that I'm flirting with some graph theory concepts here, but I'm afraid that I don't have the expertise to frame it more formally.
Thank you for your time :)
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I forgot to mention that the number of vertices (= L) in the original network is even. I have made this restriction to ensure that a regular graph can be created, since this is impossible if both L and Q are odd, and I wish to have as few restrictions on Q as possible.
Second, I do indeed wish to retain all vertices (hence I only mentioned edge deletion).

A: In this article, the authors provide a way to transform a special Q-regular graph to a  Q-1 - regular one in O(n^3), which implies your problem is solvable in O(n^4) for some special cases. You might want to take a look at the article and see if it's any help for you.

A: An alternative approach would be to construct a maximum matching (e.g. using Edmond's Blossom algorithm).
This constructs a set of edges such that each vertex is connected to at most one edge.
This may be more efficient than finding a Hamiltonian path and more likely to work (e.g. for disconnected graphs).
Deleting the edges in the maximum matching will result in a Q-1 regular graph if and only if every vertex is connected to exactly one edge in the matching.  (It is impossible for a vertex to be connected to more than one edge, but it may be possible for some vertices to be connected to 0 edges.  However, I believe this will only happen if it is impossible to have a Q-1 regular subgraph.)
To make it randomized you could consider using a weighted matching algorithm and use random weights.

A: It occurs to me that a variation of the answer by Peter de Rivaz is to find N consecutive complete matchings from the original graph, and then build the network as the join of these N matchings. If N < Q-N, this is faster than creation-by-pruning, and has the advantage that it also works if the original graph was not itself regular.

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Why did we plant Zinfandel? I ask myself that question many a time when I am marooned in the Zin section of the vineyard, cutting off bunches, thinning leaves only to have to repeat the process two weeks later. We planted it because we love the variety. We first tasted it in California while visiting our daughter, Liz who was resident there at the time. We were overwhelmed with the taste of this, to us at that stage, 'new' wine and decided then and there, to plant it. However, in spite of the hefty demands on our time in the vineyard we do not regret it and enjoy introducing visitors to the cellar door to the joys of Zinfandel.
Widely grown in California now, Zinfandel was introduced to the United States almost 200 years ago. However new DNA research has proven it to be identical to the Italian grape Primitivo and also genetically linked to the Croatian grape called Crljenak kastelanski (sirl-yen-ack kastenlanski). It is now known that Zinfandel originated on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. It probably found its way to the Americas in the early 1800s, when Croatia was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, via cuttings of Crljenak taken from the palace gardens in Vienna.
Surprisingly, for such a flavoursome wine, Zinfandel is little grown in Australia, perhaps because it requires intensive vine and bunch management to achieve its optimum potential. It is a high alcohol wine, around 15% usually, and as such can cause issues in the winery. Despite this, there are several fine examples of Australian Zin that rival the best of this variety produced in California. At Mandalay Road we take the time and care to produce a really good Zinfandel. So if Zin is your thing, drop in and taste, call or order online .
Zinfandel pairs beautifully with Italian dishes, pastas, pizzas, veal and lamb, all taste even better with a glass of Zin in hand. The more full-bodied Zinfandels bring out the best in hard, aged cheeses as well as being a wonderful adjunct to slow cooked and hearty winter meals.
If you haven't yet tasted Zinfandel, seek it out and give it a try…..You will find a range of styles from the 'white Zinfandel', a sweeter version produced widely in California, to the more robust styles that the Australian winemakers favour.


The general contractor for Electrolux North America Cooking Products' Memphis plant has filed two building permit applications totaling $11 million with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement.
W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co. filed $10 million and $1 million applications for property at 3231 Paul R. Lowry Road in southwest Memphis' Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park.
Further information was not available on the portion of the permit released to the public Thursday, Jan. 19.
Electrolux broke ground on its Memphis facility in early October, and by the end of December had named W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co. as its general contractor.
Philadelphia, Miss.-based Yates has an office on Poplar Avenue.
Construction costs for the plant will total $80 million. Electrolux announced Tuesday, Jan. 17, it had awarded $15.3 million of that, with $14.5 million of the contracts – 94 percent – going to local firms and $6.3 million to minority-owned firms.
The company expects its Memphis plant, which will create more than 1,200 jobs, will be fully operational in 2014.
It will manufacture built-in and specialty cooking products and is expected to turn out more than 700,000 ovens a year.
Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp. was named among the nation's top integrated health care networks in a recent survey published by Modern Healthcare and conducted by IMS Health, a Pennsylvania-based health care data and consulting firm. This marks the 13th year Baptist has been included in the top 100.
Baptist placed 11th nationally and first in the Mid-South in the 2011 IMS Top 100 IHNs – a nationwide study of nearly 600 integrated health care networks across the country.
One of the nation's largest nonprofit health care systems, Baptist Memorial Health Care includes 14 affiliate hospitals in West Tennessee, North Mississippi and East Arkansas, and more than 4,000 affiliated physicians. Baptist has more than 2,300 licensed beds system-wide, employs more than 12,000 people and has about 85,000 admissions annually.
The Intermodal Freight Transportation Institute at the University of Memphis, in a partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has earned a Tier 1 University Transportation Center designation from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Research and Innovative Technology Administration.
The UTC program awards grants to universities across the United States to advance research in transportation and to develop the next generation of transportation professionals. Of the 63 University Transportation Center applications received, RITA awarded 22 grants, each worth $3.5 million. Forty-six applicants competed to be one of the 10 Tier 1 centers.
The University of Memphis/University of Wisconsin-Madison consortium is called the National Center for Freight and Infrastructure Research and Education and is composed of 10 universities.
The University of Memphis will coordinate the southern hub, which includes Vanderbilt University, the University of Alabama-Huntsville and the University of Southern Mississippi.
The consortium's winning proposal, "Making Multimodal Freight Systems Work for Economic Recovery and Quality of Life," detailed research, education and technology transfer activities that will maximize the effectiveness of multimodal and intermodal development in the region and in the nation to move products efficiently from border to border and abroad, which creates opportunities for job creation and sustained growth.
Robert Hutton, a member in the Memphis law firm of Glankler Brown PLLC, has been elected a fellow of the Tennessee Bar Foundation.
Invitations to membership were extended to 35 attorneys this year by the foundation's board of trustees.
Hutton practices generally in litigation and has substantial experience in federal civil rights, constitutional law, general business litigation and criminal law.
His credentials include having argued several cases before the U.S. Court of Appeals, the Tennessee Appellate Courts and the Tennessee Supreme Court. He's also argued before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Memphis Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America named Pat Halloran, president and CEO of the Memphis Development Foundation, its 2011 Communicator of The Year. Memphis Development Foundation operates The Orpheum Theatre.
Established in 1976, the Communicator of the Year award is presented to a member of the community who exhibits the ability to communicate effectively to the general public or specific groups; has public visibility as a communicator; is a respected member of the community; and invests time and talent communicating a specific message or messages.
Halloran was most recently in the news following the national success of the musical "Memphis," playing a key role in raising $14 million to stage the show in New York.
Originally from Nebraska, Halloran moved to Memphis in 1969 and founded Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Memphis Inc.
Halloran serves as current president/board member of the Independent Producers Network, an organization he helped found that represents more than 100 theaters across North America and Japan.
He is a past chairman of the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau board of directors, and a past board member of the Memphis in May International Festival and the Memphis and Shelby County Music Foundation.
Local leaders break ground in Shelby Farms Park Tuesday, Jan. 24, on the region's first solar-assisted electric vehicle charging station.
The 10 a.m. ceremony is the latest milestone in the countywide effort to establish dozens of charging stations for electric cars.
In April, Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division officials announced a list of 69 proposed sites for the charging stations in Shelby County, including Shelby Farms.
Four non-solar charging stations debuted in July in the Peabody Place parking garage for use by hotel customers.
The Shelby Farms Park charging station, slated to be built at the visitors center off Farm Road, is a different model. The solar panels double as the canopy over parking spaces that include the vehicle chargers. A separate transformer and connection will run to the local power grid. Because the stations are built in modules, a two-car station can be expanded to handle 10 or more cars if there is demand.
The charging station is a joint venture of the park conservancy, Tennessee Valley Authority, MLGW, the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Sustainability and the Electric Power Research Institute of Knoxville.
A constitutional amendment to ban an income tax in Tennessee has passed the House.
The measure was approved 73-17 on Thursday, Jan. 19. The companion legislation passed the Senate last year. The measure must now be approved by a two-thirds vote of both chambers in the next General Assembly before it's placed on the ballot in 2014.
Opponents of the legislation say it's unnecessary because the state constitution already bans an income tax and that the measure is politically motivated.


Wander/Wonder explores the nature of speculation and our changing relationship with physicality through two separate but connected experiences: Wander, a walkable virtual street map of Baltimore City with all buildings removed except for psychic reader storefronts, and Wonder, a zero-gravity digital astral plane experienced as a virtual reality environment.
While the interactor flies through the Wonder side via an Oculus Rift VR headset, the Wander side is projected on a screen for spectators to view. The interactor uses a custom crystal ball controller to navigate both environments simultaneously - one person guides the experiences of spectators in Wander while fully immersed in the VR environment of Wonder.


This film includes footage we've captured from over 10 different countries, and it also just won the 2018 WPPI Grand Award for Filmmaking. The Alan Watts Organization reached out to us after they saw our Singapore Wedding Film. After talking with them on a few occasions we decided to collaborate on this piece. This project was super personal for us… we've been inspired by Alan Watts for years. To say we are proud of this collaboration would be an understatement – so excited to release this out into the world!


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The Dallas Cowboys aren't using Tavon Austin effectively again
The Cowboys continue to misuse the versatile Tavon Austin.
By Matt Holleran@HolleranMDH Nov 16, 2019, 1:00pm CST
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It has been about a year and a half since the Dallas Cowboys acquired Tavon Austin. In the post-draft press conference when asked about Austin's role on the team, Stephen Jones labeled him a "web back" and said the team would like to get him the ball "a dozen, twenty, two dozen times a game."
In seven games in 2019, Austin has touched the ball a total of 22 times. Safe to say the prediction by Jones was a bit off. It was never going to be an accurate prediction, but this far off?
Once again this year during training camp, we were treated to the narrative that Austin would fill a larger role in the offense. That under new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, Austin would finally be used the way Dallas imagined when they acquired him in 2018. So far, that has not been the case.
In his first season in Dallas, in nine total games, Austin hauled in eight receptions for 140 yards and ran the ball six times for 55 yards. This year, in eight games, he has caught eight passes for 90 yards and run the ball just four times for 44 yards to go with a touchdown.
Now Austin will easily break his numbers from his first season in Dallas, but that does not mean the Cowboys are using him effectively.
Almost every time Austin touches the ball, positive things happens. Now I know many will be quick to mention the fair catch on Sunday against Minnesota, but you can't define a player by one play from an entire season.
Let's use this play against Philadelphia as an example. Dallas uses a play-fake to Tony Pollard to allow Austin to get the ball on a pitch from Dak Prescott in open space. When Austin is one-on-one with the defender, he is going to win that matchup almost every time. Orlando Scandrick was the victim in this particular play, and he never had a chance.
TAVON AUSTIN FROZE HIM.
(via thecheckdown)pic.twitter.com/oWHO8SwRAC
— Steven Candelaria (@StevoCandelaria) October 21, 2019
In the Green Bay game, Austin once again got the ball on a reverse and turned it into a nice gain.
The Cowboys have tried to get Tavon Austin more involved the last two weeks. Nice pickup on the end-around here.. hold onto the football though. pic.twitter.com/ePKumooq0A
— Connor Livesay (@ConnorNFLDraft) October 9, 2019
Austin constantly makes things happen when he touches the football, but since his touchdown run against Philadelphia he has touched the ball just one time. Just the threat of Austin getting the football can open up things in the offense.
For example, take this play against the Giants from Monday Night Football. Dallas runs a very similar play that Austin scored the touchdown on; this time Prescott hands the ball to Elliott instead. The defense bites and three defenders think Prescott or Austin are going to have the football, and it opens up a huge lane for Elliott. If Zeke had been a little more patient, this run could have turned into a touchdown.
Ezekiel Elliott's second carry of game. Perfectly schemed with Tavon Austin in pre-snap motion vs. man coverage. Elliott behind Travis Frederick at third level. A tad more patience from Elliott; could have dipped-and-slipped to reach outside. Chance at 75-yard TD. Goes for 12. pic.twitter.com/oCfyS3dAJ9
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) October 15, 2019
Creativity will help the offense as a whole, and defenses having to actually worry about Austin getting the ball will open up more things for the Dallas offense. More packages with Austin and Elliott or Pollard in the backfield will create more opportunities to confuse defenses.
This season things were supposed to be different under Kellen Moore and in some respects they have been. Still, Dallas needs to be more creative with their offense, and getting Austin the football can help with that. Stephen Jones prediction of even a dozen touches a game was way too high, but there is no reason Austin should not be touching the ball at least five times a game on offense, either on runs or through screens and other quick-hitter passing plays.


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NCAA Football Iowa State Cyclones vs Texas Longhorns Preview
Posted By Gracenote on November 16, 2018
Preview: Iowa State at Texas
No. 18 Iowa State is coming on fast in the Big 12 and can post its sixth straight victory if it's able to upend No. 14 Texas on Saturday. The visiting Cyclones and Longhorns are tied for third place in the league standings and only Saturday's winner will remain eligible to win the Big 12 title.
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Iowa State has scored at least 27 points in every game during its winning streak and has given up 14 points or fewer three times during the hot stretch. "There's still a lot of work to be done. We're still a young football team," Iowa State coach Matt Campbell said after his team doubled up Baylor 28-14 last weekend. "I think what's exciting is that I sit here right now knowing that our best is still out there." Texas avoided a third straight loss with a 41-34 triumph at Texas Tech its last time out as Lil'Jordan Humphrey made an athletic touchdown grab in the final minute. "He's as good a jump ball guy as there is in the country. We're already in field-goal range," Longhorns coach Tom Herman said. "If we get one-on-one coverage, we're going to try for the win."
TV: 8 p.m. ET, Longhorn Network. LINE: Texas -3
ABOUT IOWA STATE (6-3, 5-2 Big 12): The Cyclones have only posted a single-season winning streak longer than five games twice in their history – a seven-game run in 1938 and a six-game streak in 2002. Brock Purdy threw one touchdown and ran for another in the win over Baylor while playing interception-free football for the third straight game. Hakeem Butler had one of his quietest games of the season with three catches for 25 yards, snapping his streaks of three straight 100-yard games and four consecutive games with a touchdown.
ABOUT TEXAS (7-3, 5-2): Sam Ehlinger tossed four touchdown passes last week, finishing a crisp 22-of-34 for 312 yards without an interception. In fact, the sophomore quarterback has not been picked off since Week 1, when he threw two interceptions against Maryland, and has 18 touchdowns and no picks since that contest. Ehlinger also has nine of the team's 17 rushing TDs, while Keaontay Ingram and Tre Watson have combined for over 1,000 rushing yards and six scores.
1. The Longhorns' three losses have come by a total of nine points.
2. Texas has won 13 of the 15 all-time meetings with Iowa State.
3. The Cyclones' defense has held eight of its 11 opponents below its season scoring average.
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A chinook salmon at the fish ladder in Whitehorse on Aug. 12, 2019. (Crystal Schick/Yukon News)
Feds consider building road to transport fish around Big Bar slide
Crews are moving rocks and boulders to create passageways in the Fraser River
Officials working at a landslide at Big Bar, B.C., say they don't know how long efforts to rescue spawning salmon will take on the Fraser River.
Al Magnan, who is incident commander with the federal government, says the main goal is to create a fish passage and crews are still working on it.
The slide in late June at Big Bar, northwest of Kamlooops, created a five-metre waterfall and is blocking the majority of hundreds of thousands of chinook salmon from migrating upstream to spawn.
Corino Salomi, the environmental unit lead for the federal government, says crews are moving rocks and boulders to create passageways for the fish.
He says they are using portable hydraulic rams and airbags, chippers, drills and small, low velocity explosives to further break the rocks and create the passageways.
Salomi says the team is also considering building a road around the slide so fish can be transported in trucks.
So far, the fish have primarily been transported by helicopters with more than 14,000 fish moved.
READ MORE: Time of essence as Fraser River slide blocks spawning salmon, feds say
Officials have a tight timeline to implement solutions to the problem as more fish are expected to arrive this month, including a million or more sockeye salmon.
Several salmon species migrate along the Fraser River, including chinook, sockeye, coho and pink.
"Saving the salmon is of foremost importance because this incident has the potential to directly or indirectly impact everyone in B.C. including the ecosystem and other species dependent on the salmon survival," said Greg Witzky of the Fraser River Aboriginal Fisheries Secretariat and the incident commander for First Nations' governments.
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Q: bootstrap 3 column layout, main content before two sidebar Using Bootstrap, for the both left and right sidebar 3 column layout, we don't know how to edit the css to put the main content above both sidebars, please advise how to do, thanks.
We tried following code, but Not working:

    main content

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please advise how to do it, thanks.

A: EDIT The solution below refered to the original question which was using Bootstrap 2
Part of the solution is to use pull-right on the main content, though doing this alone floats the main content to the far right of the window.
The full solution is to also use a nested grid for the main content and left bar so that the pull-right is contained.
See this live: http://jsfiddle.net/panchroma/mU2zu/
HTML

main content

left bar

right bar

Good luck!


96 # LINGUAS is empty in this case, i.e. $(POFILES) and $(GMOFILES) are empty.
97 # In this case, stamp-po is a nop (i.e. a phony target).
118 # have been downloaded.
120 # This target rebuilds $(DOMAIN).pot; it is an expensive operation.
121 # Note that $(DOMAIN).pot is not touched if it doesn't need to be changed.
149 # every "make" invocation, only create it when it is missing.
150 # Only "make $(DOMAIN).pot-update" or "make dist" will force an update.
154 # This target rebuilds a PO file if $(DOMAIN).pot has changed.
155 # Note that a PO file is not touched if it doesn't need to be changed.
268 # Define this as empty until I found a useful application.
308 @echo "This command is intended for maintainers to use;"
309 @echo "it deletes files that may require special tools to rebuild."
316 # This is a separate target because 'update-po' must be executed before.
347 # General rule for creating PO files.
354 # General rule for updating PO files.
391 # Tell versions [3.59,3.63) of GNU make not to export all variables.


Máscaras—a Portland-based trio consisting of drummer David "Papi" Fimbres, guitarist Carlos Segovia and bassist Theo Craig—identifies its music as maximalist instrumental psych rock. Its debut album, Máscara vs Máscara, is experimental but also has elements of surf, krautrock, '70s metal and post rock.
What is absent is, perhaps, the most important detail—there is no vocalist. Máscaras prefers to let its music speak for itself. Drummer, spokesperson and de facto mascot Fimbres said, "I love albums that tell a whole story or conjure up images through the music without telling you what to think or see." Visceral sound experimentation resonates inside the band's ethos. Creating music without a lyrical narrative pays homage to a past when musicians created something for the sake of sharing. In modern form, listeners stomp and clap alongside the rad company found at a Máscaras show.


The Met Gala, hosted anually by Anna Wintour and celebrity co-chairs, is a fundraising effort with all proceeds going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, which is the only curatorial department at the museum that funds itself. Tickets to the event can cost $30,000 each, with a table running a whooping $275,000. Several Hollywood Stars were at the Gala in Catholic-inspired costumes that drew controversy on social media.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, spoke at the press preview for the event on Monday. "In the Catholic imagination, the true, the good and the beautiful are so personal, so real, that they have a name: Jesus Christ who revealed himself as the way, the truth, and the life," Dolan explained. Dolan admitted that, he had his own reservations. "In the Catholic imagination, the truth, goodness, and beauty of God is reflected all over the place, even in fashion. The world is shot through with his glory and his presence. That's why I'm here. That's why the Church is here," he added.


Every mom has had someone say to them at least once "just you wait." When you're pregnant and you say you're going to try for a med-free birth inevitably someone will say "just you wait until you're in labor, you'll be begging for an epidural." Or, you might be saying how wonderful a sleeper your baby is and get in response "just you wait until she starts teething." Maybe you mention how fun it is to see you child start to pull up on the furniture and then you get "just you wait until they start walking and you have to chase them around." It's like some women are just hell bent on putting a damper on everything you are excited about. And, at the same time, they have a point.
There are some women who think they know exactly what motherhood will be like and so they get tired of being told to "just wait." Then, they become mothers and they live the nitty-gritty of it. They experience the highs and the lows. They love their baby but when they find themselves up for the tenth time in one night they long for sleep. When they are changing not just diapers but entire outfits for the fifth time in five hours because of massive diaper blowouts they find themselves crabby and worn out. Their baby gets a fever and they worry and then worry some more. They never realized they were capable of so much love and so much worry all at the same time. The next day they wash bottles for what feels like the millionth time and they are bored, so very, very bored, with the mundane tasks that come along with having a baby. Their baby starts to grow up and toddler-hood hits hard. Sweetness turns into attitude, it's not just the terrible twos, it's the terrible twos, threes and fours. And then it happens. One day they find themselves chatting with a pregnant woman who is acting as if she knows exactly what motherhood will be like and they say "just you wait."


text:
RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY=/root/rpmbuild
RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY=/root/rpmbuild/SOURCES
RPM_BUILD_SPECS_DIRECTORY=/root/rpmbuild/SPECS
RPM_BUILD_RPMS_DIRECTORY=/root/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64
OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY=/root/OAT/Source
#TOMCAT_DIRECTORY=/root/OAT/Installer/apache-tomcat-7.0.26
EC_SIGNING_KEY_SIZE=2048
RPM_V=NIARL_OAT_Standalone-2.0-1.x86_64.rpm
SUCCESS_STATUS=1

ShowLogOK()
{
  echo -e "$1: --------------\033[32;49;5;1m [ OK ]\033[0m"
}

ShowLogFaild()
{
 SUCCESS_STATUS=0
 echo -e "$1:------------\033[31;49;5;1m [ Failed ]\033[0m"
 exit 0
}

CreateRPMdirectory()
{
  if test -d $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY;then
    rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY
  fi
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/BUILD
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/BUILDROOT
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/RPMS
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/SOURCES
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/SPECS
    mkdir $RPM_BUILD_DIRECTORY/SRPMS
  ShowLogOK "creat RPM directory:"
}

#Install HIS-Appraiser-Base.tar.gz
InstallOatAppraiserBase()
{
  if test -d ./OAT-Appraiser-Configure;then
    cd ./OAT-Appraiser-Configure
    zip -9 clientInstallRefresh.zip clientInstallRefresh.sh
    rm -f clientInstallRefresh.sh
    zip -9 linuxClientInstallRefresh.zip linuxClientInstallRefresh.sh
    rm -f linuxClientInstallRefresh.sh
    zip -9 MySQLdrop.zip MySQLdrop.txt
    rm -f MySQLdrop.txt
    chmod 755 MySQLdrop.zip
    zip -9 -r OAT_Server_Install.zip OAT_Server_Install/
    rm -rf OAT_Server_Install/
    zip -9 oatSetup.zip oatSetup.txt
    rm -f oatSetup.txt
    zip -9 -r service.zip service/
    rm -rf service/
    cd ../
    tar -czvf OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz ./OAT-Appraiser-Configure/
  fi

  if test -e ./OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz;then
    cp OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY
    ShowLogOK "./OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz"
    rm -rf ./OAT-Appraiser-Configure
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz"
  fi
}

#NIARL_HIS_Standalone.tar.gz
CreatNiarlOatStandalone()
{
  if test -d NIARL_OAT_Standalone;then
   rm -rf  NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  fi
  mkdir NIARL_OAT_Standalone

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/OAT07.jpg;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/OAT07.jpg  NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/OAT07.jpg"
  fi

  if test -e ./FilesForLinux/OAT.sh;then
    cp ./FilesForLinux/OAT.sh  NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./FilesForLinux/OAT.sh"
  fi
 if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar"
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties  NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties"
  fi

  if test -d  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/;then
    cp -r  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/ NIARL_OAT_Standalone
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/"
  fi

}

LinuxOatInstall()
{
  if test -d linuxOatInstall;then
    rm -rf linuxOatInstall
  fi
  mkdir linuxOatInstall

  if test -e ./FilesForLinux/install.sh ;then
    cp ./FilesForLinux/install.sh linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./FilesForLinux/install.sh"
  fi

  if test -e ./FilesForLinux/general-install.sh;then
    cp ./FilesForLinux/general-install.sh linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./FilesForLinux/general-install.sh"
  fi

  if test -d ./FilesForLinux/shells;then
    cp -ar ./FilesForLinux/shells linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./FilesForLinux/shells"
  fi

#  if test -e $RPM_BUILD_RPMS_DIRECTORY/$RPM_V;then
#    cp $RPM_BUILD_RPMS_DIRECTORY/$RPM_V  linuxOatInstall
#  else
#    ShowLogFaild "$RPM_BUILD_RPMS_DIRECTORY/$RPM_V"
#  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/provisioner.sh;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/provisioner.sh linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/provisioner.sh"
  fi

  if test -e  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/TPMModule.properties;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/TPMModule.properties linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/TPMModule.properties"
  fi

  if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib;then
    cp -r $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib  linuxOatInstall
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib"
  fi

  if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/ClientFiles/lib;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/ClientFiles/lib/* linuxOatInstall/lib
  else
  ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/ClientFiles/lib"
  fi

  if test -e linuxOatInstall/lib/PrivacyCA.jar;then
    rm -rf linuxOatInstall/lib/PrivacyCA.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar linuxOatInstall/lib
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar"
  fi
  chmod 755 linuxOatInstall/lib/*

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/TPMModule/plain/linux/NIARL_TPM_Module;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/TPMModule/plain/linux/NIARL_TPM_Module linuxOatInstall
    mkdir -p  linuxOatInstall/exe
    cp linuxOatInstall/NIARL_TPM_Module linuxOatInstall/exe
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/TPMModule/plain/linux/NIARL_TPM_Module"
  fi

  if test -e ./ClientInstallForLinux.zip;then
    rm -rf ClientInstallForLinux.zip
  fi
  zip -r ClientInstallForLinux.zip linuxOatInstall
  ShowLogOK "ClientInstallForLinux.zip"
  rm -rf linuxOatInstall
}

RePkgInstallOatAppraiserBase()
{
  CurDir=$(pwd)
  if test -e $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz;then
     cd  $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY
     rm -rf OAT-Appraiser-Configure
     tar -zxvf OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz
  else
     ShowLogFaild "$RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz"
  fi

###########################
    echo "$RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY"
    if test -e $CurDir/FilesForLinux/OAT.sh;then
      cp $CurDir/FilesForLinux/OAT.sh  $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
    else
      ShowLogFaild "./FilesForLinux/OAT.sh"
    fi
    if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar;then
      cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
    else
      ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar"
    fi

    if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties;then
      cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties  $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
    else
      ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/log4j.properties"
    fi

    if test -d  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/;then
      cp -r  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/ $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
    else
      ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/lib/"
    fi
##########################

   if test -e $CurDir/FilesForLinux/apache-tomcat-6.0.29.tar.gz;then
     cp $CurDir/FilesForLinux/apache-tomcat-6.0.29.tar.gz $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
   else
     ShowLogFaild "$CurDir/FilesForLinux/apache-tomcat-6.0.29.tar.gz"
   fi

  if test -e $CurDir/ClientInstallForLinux.zip;then
    cp $CurDir/ClientInstallForLinux.zip $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
  else
     ShowLogFaild "$CurDir/ClientInstallForLinux.zip"
  fi

  cd $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure

  if test -e HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war;then
    rm -rf HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war .
  else
     ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war"
  fi

  mkdir HisPrivacyCAWebServices2
  mv HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war HisPrivacyCAWebServices2
  cd HisPrivacyCAWebServices2
  unzip HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war
  rm -rf HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war

  echo "\n\r" >> setup.properties
  echo "ecSigningKeySize=$EC_SIGNING_KEY_SIZE" >> setup.properties
  echo "ecStorage=NVRAM" >> setup.properties
  zip -9 setupProperties.zip setup.properties
  mv setupProperties.zip ../

  if test -d CaCerts;then
    rm -rf CaCerts
  fi
    mkdir CaCerts

  zip -9 -r HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war .
  if test -e HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war;then
    mv HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war ../
    cd ../
    rm -rf HisPrivacyCAWebServices2
  fi

###HIS_Server_Install.zip####
 cd $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure
 if test -e OAT_Server_Install.zip;then
   unzip OAT_Server_Install.zip
   rm -rf OAT_Server_Install.zip
 else
   ShowLogFaild "OAT_Server_Install.zip"
 fi

 cd OAT_Server_Install

 if test -d HisWebServices;then
   rm -rf HisWebServices
 fi
 mkdir HisWebServices

 if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/WEB-INF;then
   cp -r $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/WEB-INF ./HisWebServices/
 else
   ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/WEB-INF"
 fi

# OpenAttestation *.war --> HIS_Server_Install.zip
#if test -e $CurDir/$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationAdminConsole/OpenAttestationAdminConsole.war -a -e $CurDir/$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationManifestWebServices/OpenAttestationManifestWebServices.war -e $CurDir/$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationWebServices/OpenAttestationWebServices.war;then
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war .
    cp $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war .
#else
#    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationAdminConsole/OpenAttestationAdminConsole.war ^ $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationManifestWebServices/OpenAttestationManifestWebServices.war ^ $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/OpenAttestationWebServices/OpenAttestationWebServices.war "
#fi

if test -e $CurDir/FilesForLinux/init.sql;then
   cp $CurDir/FilesForLinux/init.sql .
else
   ShowLogFaild "$CurDir/FilesForLinux/init.sql"
fi

 cd $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/OAT-Appraiser-Configure

 zip -9 -r OAT_Server_Install.zip OAT_Server_Install

rm -rf OAT_Server_Install
######
#OAT.zip
if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/Portal;then
   cp -r $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/Portal OAT
else
   ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/Portal"
fi

if test -e OAT.zip;then
  rm -rf OAT.zip
fi

zip -9 -r OAT.zip OAT
rm -rf OAT
#############

  cd $RPM_BUILD_SOURCE_DIRECTORY
  rm -rf OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz
  tar -zcvf OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz OAT-Appraiser-Configure
  rm -rf OAT-Appraiser-Configure
  cd $CurDir
  ShowLogOK "repackage OAT-Appraiser-Configure.tar.gz"
}

RPMbuild()
{
  if test -e ./OAT-Appraiser-Base.spec;then
    cp OAT-Appraiser-Base.spec $RPM_BUILD_SPECS_DIRECTORY
  else
    ShowLogFaild "./OAT-Appraiser-Base.spec"
  fi

  if test -d /OAT-Appraiser-Configure;then
  rm -rf /OAT-Appraiser-Configure
  fi

  cd $RPM_BUILD_SPECS_DIRECTORY
  rpmbuild -bb OAT-Appraiser-Base.spec
}

Build_xml()
{
  CurDir=$(pwd)
  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar;then
  rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/clientlib/HisWebServices-client.jar;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/clientlib/HisWebServices-client.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/HisWebServices.war;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/HisWebServices.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/clientlib/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2-client.jar;then
    rm -rf $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/clientlib/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2-client.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/build.sh;then
    cd $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY
#    sh build.sh $TOMCAT_DIRECTORY
    sh build.sh
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/build.sh"
  fi

  if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService;then
    cd $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService
    ant -file build.xml
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService"
  fi

  if test -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService;then
    cd $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService
    cp -rf  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar ./WebContent/WEB-INF/lib/
    ant -file build.xml
  else
    ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService"
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar
  else
   ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisAppraiser/HisAppraiser.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/PrivacyCA/PrivacyCA.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisClient/jar/OAT_Standalone.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/HisWebServices.war;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/HisWebServices.war
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/HisWebServices.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/clientlib/HisWebServices-client.jar;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/clientlib/HisWebServices-client.jar
  else
    ShowLogFaild  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisWebServices/clientlib/HisWebServices-client.jar
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/WLMService/WLMService.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/AttestationService/AttestationService.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war
  else
    ShowLogFaild $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2.war
  fi

  if test -e $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/clientlib/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2-client.jar;then
    ShowLogOK $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/clientlib/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2-client.jar
  else
    ShowLogFaild  $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2/clientlib/HisPrivacyCAWebServices2-client.jar
  fi

  cd $CurDir
}

#main
SourceFileOP=-s
#TomCatOP=-t
if [ $# -lt 2 ];then
ShowLogFaild "Parameter ERROR! for example:sh rpm.sh -s /usr/local/src/OAT/Source"
fi

if [ $1 = $SourceFileOP ];then
  OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY=$2
fi

if [ -d $OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY ]; then
  ShowLogOK "Source file"
else
  ShowLogFaild "$OATSOURCE_DIRECTORY  No such directory"
fi

#if [ $3 = $TomCatOP ];then
#  TOMCAT_DIRECTORY=$4
#fi

#if [ -d $TOMCAT_DIRECTORY ]; then
#  ShowLogOK "tomcat"
#else
#  ShowLogFaild "$TOMCAT_DIRECTORY  No such directory"
#fi

if [ $# -gt 3 -a $3 = "-ks" ];then
  EC_SIGNING_KEY_SIZE=$4
fi
echo "EC_SIGNING_KEY_SIZE=$4"

Build_xml
CreateRPMdirectory
echo "########install oat base########"
InstallOatAppraiserBase
CreatNiarlOatStandalone
LinuxOatInstall
RePkgInstallOatAppraiserBase
RPMbuild
echo $SUCCESS_STATUS
if [ $SUCCESS_STATUS -eq 1 ];then
  ShowLogOK "RPM build"
else
  ShowLogFaild "RPM build"
fi

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An additional factor that you would require to think about when choosing an upholstered headboard is whether it will be attached to your bed frame or whether you desire a wall-mounted headboard. A wall-mounted headboard is normally taller as its back is supported by the wall and is fantastic for bedrooms with high ceilings.
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Including indoor jacuzzis can be a fantastic idea in this regard. You'll find a great deal of wellness benefits must you use a sauna for relaxation on a regular or even even every day. You might in addition install some health club devices with mirrors connected to the walls and provide the attic room with the look of a real wellness and fitness health club. Converting your attic room in to a video games area is yet an additional great option. In such cases you'll find numerous styles readily offered. The floor itself can produce a particular style and feel. You will find numerous guys and females that transform their cellars right into a billiards parlor or darts area.
One thing to consider about armoires is the doors. Wrap-around doors that are double-hinged swing out to 270 degrees, which must prompt you to put the armoire in an area that allows the broad swing. Other armoires that include doors that slide into the armoire itself are an outstanding option if you're brief on space. The downside is that with doors that slide inward, you lose a bit of interior space.
Purchasing the right mattress is the most essential factor when considering purchasing a brand-new bed. This is your sleeping area and will have an effect on the support and amenities of the bed. Constantly make sure that the mattress is appropriate for the base and spend time trying them prior to making your investment. There are a number of various types of mattresses: Open coil, wallet sprung, latex (satisfies the shape of your body for support and a bargain for individuals that experience allergies) and visco-elastic. Some mattresses, such as latex or visco-elastic do not require turning, however various other mattresses require turning otherwise you will get dips where the filling has settled.


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Q: How to query for revisions in a TFS 2012 database? I'm writing a query that pulls all work items with a certain state from a specific day, but the state of those work items might have changed since then.
I know work items have a Revisions property which holds a list of previous renditions of the work item that would be great to query against. TFS has a State Change Date query built in which I figured I could also use.
I'd like to go straight for the query so I don't have to pull all of the work items that existed on the date, looping through each one's revisions, and keeping the ones with a state that I'm interested in. I figure there has to be a better way than that.
Question is similar to https://superuser.com/questions/735431/query-tfs-for-items-that-changed-to-a-certain-status, however, I want this query to work for more than just a resolved state.