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	AL FAIRWEATHER FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Al Fairweather (June_12 1927 - 1993) was a British jazz musician, born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
		Educated at the city's Royal_High_School, Al completed his National_Service in 1949, serving in Egypt.
		Following a second career as a teacher in Harrow,_London, Al returned to Edinburgh in 1987.
	www.witwib.com /Al_Fairweather (115 words)

	Al Fairweather - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Al Fairweather (June 12, 1927 - 1993) was a British jazz musician, born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
		Educated at the city's Royal High School, Al completed his National Service in 1949, serving in Egypt.
		In 1952 along with Sandy Brown and Stan Greig he went south to London recorded a number of sides for Esquire Records as the Sandy Brown and later Fairweather-Brown All Stars.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Al_Fairweather (167 words)

	VIDO - Solutions Through Research
		Calderwood et al., "Iron Regulation of Shiga-Like Toxin Expression in Escherichia coli is Mediated by the fur Locus", J. of Bacteriology, vol.
		Lafont et al., "Presence and Expression of Aerobactin Genes in Virulent Avian Strains of Escherichia coli", Infection and Immunity, vol.
		Miller et al., "Salmonella Vaccines With Mutations In The phoP Virulence Regulon", Res.
	www.vido.org /patents/patent.php?patentnumber=5,747,309 (11259 words)

	Disc Discussion Burns, Ganley, Fairweather, West
		Al: The original conception of that was wrong as far as I’m concerned.
		Al: Really nobody’s trying to capture that style apart from probably Alex Welsh, who does it very well because his band feels it too, you know.
		Al: The tuning of the cowbell, or whatever it was, was coming through with this augmented fifth all the time and it was clashing with the rest of the chords.
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	THE CASE AGAINST MEMORY CONSOLIDATION IN REM SLEEP
		There was intense interest in the possible role of sleep in memory in the late 1960s to the 1980s as evidenced by the wealth of scientific papers in animals, and to lesser extent in humans, devoted to this issue.
		Fairweather, D.B., Kerr, J.S., Harisson, D.A., Moon, C.A. and Hindmarch, I. (1993) A double-blind comparison of the effects of fluoxetine and amitriptyline on cognitive function in elderly depressed patients.
		Fairweather, D.B., Ashford, J. and Hindmarch, I. (1996) Effects of fluvoxamine and dothiepin on psychomotor abilities in healthy volunteers.
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		al., 1973), philosophy, institutional and social structure characteristics and the culture of positive expectations.
		al., 1983; Wilson, 1983) and are applicable to the hospital psychiatric ward studied in the Montgomery County research.
		al., 1994) I am always impressed with how consistently the most problematic behaviors and situations were framed in positive terms and usually dealt with in a way that the client did not lose self-esteem but actually learned something helpful in terms of their ability to cope better.
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	Patent 6,531,313
		USA 91:489-493 (1994)], pag or prg [Miller et al, (1990), supra; and Miller et al., (1989), supra), iscA or virG [d'Hauteville et al., Mol.
		(1990); and Ausubel et al., Short Protocols in Molecular Biology, John Wiley and Sons, New York, N.Y. (1992); bacteriophage-mediated transduction [de Boer et al., Cell, 56:641-649 (1989); Miller (1992), supra; and Ausubel et al., supra], or chemical [Bothwell et al., supra; Ausubel et al., supra; Felgner et al., Proc.
		50:925-928 (1985)] and the nontoxic B-subunit of the heat-labile toxin [Clements et al., Infect.
	www.pharmcast.com /Patents/Yr2003/Mar2003/031103/6531313_Bacterial031103.htm (4801 words)

	Mental Health: A Report of the Surgeon General - Chapter 4
		Cook and Jonikas (1996) review the outcomes of a wide range of psychosocial rehabilitation programs, including Fairweather lodges (Fairweather et al., 1969) and psychosocial clubhouses (Dincin, 1975), some of which were demonstrated as effective 20 and 30 years ago but have not been widely implemented.
		The new priorities of psychiatric hospitalization focus on ameliorating the risk of danger to self or others in those circumstances in which dangerous behavior is associated with mental disorder, and the rapid return of patients to the community (Sederer and Dickey, 1995).
		Although there is little evidence for any particular approach to combining treatments for comorbidity (Ley et al., 1999), recent research suggests that services incorporating behavioral (motivational) approaches to substance abuse treatment are superior to traditional 12-step approaches (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous) with this population of clients (Drake et al., 1998).
	www.surgeongeneral.gov /library/mentalhealth/chapter4/sec5.html (2173 words)

	Ecology: Are adult nonbreeders prudent parents? The kittiwake model
		It may be that nonbreeding has several causes and that some individuals can be involved regardless of the demographic context, whereas others exhibit this behavior only in specific situations such as resource shortage or severe climatic disturbance.
		It would be desirable to use a state variable such as body mass or "condition" that can be viewed as a predictor of breeding state and survival probability.
		It is possible that the consequences of nonbreeding are not the same for individuals that fail to breed because of mate loss, eviction (Harris and Wanless 1995), physical destruction of the nest, or nest shortage (Chastel et al.
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	Benign-familial neonatal convulsions
		The corpus callosum is critical for interhemispheric synchronization and generalization of the EEG paroxysms in Papio papio, and probably in humans, as shown in a photosensitive subject with agenesis of the corpus callosum (Brinciotti et al 1990).
		The model of human pattern-sensitive epilepsy is of special interest because it is an example of apparently generalized or bilateral clinical events and EEG abnormalities activated by a specific functional stimulation with a known localization.
		The prevalence of this sensitivity is highly dependent on the age and sex of the population studied, and on the criteria for normality and on the definition of an abnormal response (Zifkin and Kasteleijn-Nolst Trenite 2000).
	www.ilae-epilepsy.org /ctf/reflex_visual_sensitive.html (3482 words)

	Journal of the Geological Society: Structure and timing of transpressional deformation in the Shackleton Glacier area, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Taylor Formation at Taylor Nunatak is the least metamorphosed formation in the Liv Group, being sub-greenschist to greenschist faciès, whereas the Greenlee, Fairweather and Duncan formations all experienced greenschist- to amphibolite-facies metamorphism.
		The Fairweather Formation, which is exposed to the east of Shackleton Glacier near Polaris Peak, contains a highly varied assemblage of marbles (i.e.
		In the Liv Glacier area, the Spillway Fault juxtaposes the Fairweather Formation with the Duncan Formation, a sequence of quartzites and phyllites of unknown age (Stump 1981).
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	Soteria
		Despite the publication of consistently positive results (Mosher and Menn, 1978; Matthews et al., 1979) for this subgroup of newly diagnosed psychotic persons from the first cohort of subjects (1971-1976), the Soteria Pro ject ended in 1983.
		Although a random assignment study of a Crossing Place model has only recently been published (Fenton et al., 1998), it was clear from early on that the Soteria method "worked" with this nonresearchcriteria-derived heterogeneous client group.
		(Hirschfeld et al., 1977; Mosher et al., 1973, 1992) In contrast to psychiatric ward staff, they are trained and closely supervised in the adoption and validation of the clients' perceptions.
	www.moshersoteria.com /soteri.htm (5443 words)

	Statistical Aspects of the Design, Analysis, and Interpretation of Chronic Rodent Carcinogenicity Studies of ...
		Therefore, in the analysis of tumor data, it is essential to identify and adjust for possible differences in intercurrent mortality among treatment groups to eliminate or reduce biases caused by these differences.
		One way to choose the appropriate survival-adjusted methods in the analysis of tumor data is to base analysis on the role that a tumor plays in causing the animal's death.
		Tumors that are not directly or are indirectly responsible for an animal's death, but are merely observed at the autopsy of the animal after it has died of an unrelated cause, are said to have been observed in an incidental context.
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	Patent 6,562,352
		In a first aspect, the invention provides the use of a mucosally immunogenically active substance comprising the 50 kD C fragment of tetanus toxin, an immunogenic fragment thereof, or a derivative thereof formed by amino acid deletion, substitution or insertion, for the manufacture of a vaccine composition for immunising a patient against tetanus infection.
		The P.69 outer membrane protein of B. pertussis is a protein of approximately 51 KD molecular weight; see A. Makoff et al, "Protective surface antigen P.69 of Bordetella pertussis: its characteristics and very high level expression in Escherichia coli", Bio-Technology, 8, 1030 (1990).
		It can be prepared and isolated according to the method disclosed in P. Novotny et al: The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 164, 114 (1991), or recombinant material prepared from E. coli by the method given in the article by A. Makoff et al referred to above.
	www.pharmcast.com /Patents/Yr2003/May2003/051303/6562352_Vaccine051303.htm (1666 words)

	Bioline International Official Site (site up-dated regularly) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		There are some excellent and comprehensive literature (Bhat, 2000; Sun and Cheng, 2002; Wong and Saddler, 1992a,b; Beauchemin et al., 2001, 2003; Subramaniyan and Prema, 2002; Beg et al., 2001) available on the different potential bioproducts and their many applications but only a few of the high-value products will be reviewed.
		As the microorganisms in SSF grow under conditions closer to their natural habitats they are more capable of producing enzymes and metabolites which will not be produced or will be produced only in low yield in submerge conditions (Jecu, 2000).
		Bifunctional xylosidase-arabinosidase (Lee et al., 2003) enzymes are found mainly in families 3, 43 and 54.
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	Vocational Rehabilitation in Schizophrenia
		Work not only provides financial remuneration but is a normalizing experience, allowing individuals to participate in society, and may promote self-esteem and quality of life.
		Furthermore, the vast majority of persons with severe mental illnesses identify paid employment as one of their goals (Rogers et al.
		Fairweather, G.W.; Sanders, D.H.; Maynard, H.; Cressler, D.L.; and Bleck, D.S. Community Life for the Mentally ill. Chicago, IL: Aldine, 1969.
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	Bioline International Official Site (site up-dated regularly) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Perhaps the most remarkable outcome of these many studies is that, despite numerous demonstrations of efficacy in many varied experimental systems, there are no recombinant bacterial vectors in commercial human or veterinary use in 1998.
		These include defining effective background mutations (Dunstan et al., 1998), gene copy number (Dunstan SJ, Ph.D thesis, University of Melbourne), and the effects of incorporating cytokine genes into the constructs (Denich et al., 1993; Dunstan et al., 1996) on the immunogenicity of recombinant vectors.
		The use of a bacterial vaccine vector as both the means of producing and delivering a DNA vaccine has intrinsic logic and studies are under way in a number of centres (Pascual et al., 1997) to examine the capacity of bacterial vaccine vectors to deliver DNA vaccines.
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	Anti-depressants and road safety: a literature review and commentary (No.18) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		It is argued (Beaumont et al., 1994; Lane and O'Hanlon, 1999; Riedel et al., 1998) that the effects of these drugs on performance should be predictable in terms of the drugs effects on the neurochemical system.
		When multiple doses of TCAs are administered daily for periods in excess of one week, the effects on psychomotor performance at first glance, appear to suggest continued impairment to a differing extent for related compounds.
		Since these compounds all affect 5HT it is tempting to relate this lack of effect after multiple dosing to effects on this neurotransmitter or to the development of tolerance.
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	Nat' Academies Press, Dietary Reference Intakes for Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Arsenic, Boron, Chromium, Copper, Iodine, ...
		Based on the summation of zinc losses and requirements for growth, the required amount of absorbed zinc for this age group is approximately 1.2 mg/day (Table 12-4).
		With a fractional absorption of 0.3 based on studies in infants and young children (Davidsson et al., 1996; Fairweather-Tait et al., 1995), the EAR is 4.0 mg/day of zinc.
		In each of two studies, one in Canada (Gibson et al., 1989) and the other in the United States (Walravens et al., 1983), zinc supplementation was associated with greater linear growth gain.
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		For the past five decades in Northern Ireland, its inhabitants have been undergoing a period of violent political and religious differences known as “the Troubles.” This is, by no means, a new struggle; Ireland has had a long history of differences in opinions between the Protestants and Catholics and also with the British government.
		Rita's decision to publicly speak about her son's death and its effects on her on live television was an incredibly brave act, and it helped to inform and inspire those of all cultures involved.
		To view the way life was during this time for Irish women, we will look at “When you're in the ghetto nobody cares”, a selection from Eileen Fairweather, et.
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	Proceedings: Section 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		These methods avoid the need to understand and control all the physiological factors that affect the efficiency with which iron is absorbed and, in theory, should provide a consistent and reproducible means of assessing the effect of dietary variables on absorbable iron.
		Clearly, it is not possible to simulate the physiological factors that account for major variations in the absorption of iron; thus, the objective of an in vitro method is to rank individual foods in order of available iron content and to predict the relative effects of enhancers and inhibitors on iron absorption.
		This is usually taken to be 80 percent (Bothwell et al., 1979), but it is possible to measure it accurately by directly injecting a known (small) dose of radio-labeled iron into the blood at the same time as giving the oral dose of iron labeled with a different isotope (Brise and Hallberg, 1962).
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	KOHA6 Fairweather
		Gladieux, Hauptman, and Knapp, in Goodchild et al., 103-42.
		Baldridge et al., Chapter 10, in Brown et al.
		Bensimon et al., Chapter 17, in Brown et al.
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	International League Against Epilepsy
		Functional MRI (Hill et al 1999) and magnetoencephalography (Ricci et al 1990; Parra et al 2003) also suggest regional occipital cortical hyperexcitability, regional activations, and abnormal neuronal synchronization in photosensitive subjects.
		Although the 50 Hz television screen is an important determinant of screen sensitivity and 100 Hz screens reduce the ability of the screen to trigger seizures, it is important to note that all systems are equally dangerous if certain patterns or other dangerous screen content is broadcast (see Management section).
		The prognosis for control of the seizures induced by visual stimulation is generally good, especially in pure photosensitive epilepsy.
	www.ilae-epilepsy.org /Visitors/Centre/ctf/photosensitive_epilepsy.cfm (3993 words)

	Edinburgh Festivals - Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival - Maverick in a trad world (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		During the "trad" jazz boom of the 1950s and 1960s, when British jazz was largely re-hashed Dixieland, Sandy Brown, in inspired partnership with trumpeter and fellow Royal High School former pupil Al Fairweather, cut a swathe through lesser talents with his extraordinarily powerful and largely self-taught clarinet style.
		The event, in the Hub on Sunday, 28 July, will be hosted by Humphrey Lyttelton, the clarinet spot being filled by Forrie Cairns, recently returned to Scotland, and one of the few players who, according to Brown’s memoirs, gave his compatriot "cause for concern on the occasions [we] occupied the same bandstand".
		Today there are commemorative plaques to Brown and Fairweather in their alma mater, the currently redundant Royal High School building, at the one-time jazzer’s mecca, The 100 Club, in London’s Oxford Street, and in the Usher Hall, where they played a milestone concert supporting American blues star Big Bill Broonzy in 1952.
	www.edinburgh-festivals.com /topics.cfm?id=763932002&tid=470 (1167 words)

	Biodynamic Farming Association
		1999b); Campbell and Fairweather (1998); Campbell and Liepins (2001); Campbell and Fitzgerald (2000); Coombes and Campbell (1998); Liepins et al.
		Offerman and Neiberg (2000a, 2000b); Zanoli and Gambelli (1999) ; Zanoli et al., (N/D); Mononen (1999) ; EAP staff (1997); Fowler et al., 2001a, 2001b); Foster and Lampkin (2000); Reganold et al., (2001).
		Decision Tree Analysis: Fairweather, (1999) and Fairweather and Campbell, (1996) use a decision tree analysis to follow the progression from a conventional farming mind set to that of an organic grower.
	www.biodynamic.org.nz /resrepch6.html (3444 words)

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