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that all Confidential Information included in reports, compilations
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Legal is destroyed. The Receiving Party shall, within fifteen (15) business
days of such request, confirm in writing that the Confidential
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Marketing Everything changes with (Product Name)

Explore new stories and featured apps
With its vivid (Feature Name) display, powerful performance, and
endless versatility, (Product Name) changes the way customers do
what’s most important to them every day—like travel, cook, learn,
redecorate, or run a business.

Explore the “Everything changes with (Product Name)” page to see

how travelers can use Maps on (Product Name) to get a flyover
tour of their destination. Or how aspiring chefs can use (Product
Name) and the NYT Cooking app to experiment with thousands of
recipes.

You’ll also find many of the featured apps in the new (Product
Name) demo content in your store. So it’s easy to explore the apps
with your customers and help them experience the possibilities of
(Product Name).

Explore the collection on the X Store

All the apps featured in the new (Product Name) campaign are
available in one place—the “Everything changes with (Product
 Name)” collection on the X Store.

Browse the collection to learn more about apps for cooking,

learning, running a small business, traveling, and redecorating that
you see in the stories on brandname.com.

Then explore the collection with customers so they can see how
easy it is to discover amazing apps that will help them do even
more with (Product Name) every day.

Working With a Colleague Who Feels That the World is Against

Them
Some people love to play the victim. Nothing is ever their fault and
everyone around them is out to get them. Having a coworker like
this can take a toll on you. So what’s the best way to protect
yourself? How can you help your colleague change their mindset?
And how do you handle the emotional toll of working with this
person?
What the Experts Say
Working alongside someone who always feels like a victim “is an
Blog inherent downer,” says Holly Weeks, a lecturer at the Harvard
Kennedy School and author of Failure to Communicate. “You feel
stuck,” she says. “You see this person walking towards you and
your heart sinks.” Perhaps the biggest challenge in dealing with a
colleague who has this mentality is “the negativity” that this
person exudes, says Amy Jen Su, managing partner of Paravis
Partners and coauthor of Own the Room. “When you are busy, the
last thing you need is to be around someone who views the world
as glass half empty,” she says. Still, you’re not helpless. “The one
thing you can control is your response,” Su says. Here’s some
advice on how to deal with this decidedly difficult colleague.

Medical BLOOD TEST CAN SPOT DNA

FROM EIGHT DIFFERENT TYPES
OF CANCER
A simple blood test can detect eight different types of cancer. It
does this by detecting the various sizes of tumour DNA fragments
that flow through the body.
At the moment, most cancer screening tools are limited to specific
areas of the body – for example, mammograms for spotting breast
cancer and faecal tests for detecting bowel cancer. Whole-body
MRI and CT scans can identify tumours throughout the body, but
only once they have grown large enough to see.
As a result, many research groups are working on developing blood
tests that can detect multiple different cancer types while they are
 still in early, treatable stages.
A popular approach is to genetically sequence blood to see if it
contains any tell-tale tumour DNA markers. But this is like looking
for needles in a haystack because of the large volume of non-
cancerous DNA that also circulates in the blood.
Now, Florent Mouliere at Cambridge University and his colleagues
have devised a different approach that doesn’t require time-
consuming genetic sequencing and is potentially more accurate.

• Software configuration
To enable or disable specific software features, use the following
steps to make the desired changes. These software features could
include, but are not limited to, the Japan nail option,
the Drill Depth Measurement option, and the Combo Drill Sleeve
option. For this software version 3.0, the Drill Depth Measurement
and Long Combo Drill Sleeve features are enabled by default.
2. Press the “Menu” button.
3. Select the “About” button from the dropdown.
IT
4. Select the “Administration” button.
5. Press the “Settings” button in the upper right corner of the
screen.
6. Select “Application” on the left to bring up the following screen:
7. Press the feature to be changed to enable or disable that
feature. Enabled features appear in black text with a filled check
box; disabled features appear in gray text with an unfilled check
box.
8. Press the “Return” button in the upper left corner when finished.

Technical 1.2.1 Targeting the locking hole

With the appropriate length BRAND NAME™ PRODUCT NAME™ 4.0
mm Drill Bit (7169-2810 or 7169-2811) or the PRODCUT NAME
Humeral AO
Drill Bit (7169-1155) inserted into the Targeter, insert the tip of the
drill sleeve (represented by the green circle) through the incision
and down to bone.

Adjust the trajectory of the Targeter (represented by the red circle)

until both the green and red circles are concentric and drill through
to the far cortex.
The accuracy may be verified using the C-arm.
WARNING: The standard BRAND NAME™ Drill Bits are made from
magnetic stainless steel that will cause interference with the
system and cannot be used . Be sure to use the gold non-magnetic
BRAND NAME™ PRODUCT NAME™ Drill Bit or long gold non-
magnetic drill bit .
 Note: The green ring must be fully within the hole of the IM nail
displayed on the navigation screen to ensure accurate drilling.

EDITING NATURE: LOCAL ROOTS

OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

INTEGRATED DELIBERATION
We propose a coordinating body that can convene communities,
technology developers, and governmental and nongovernmental
organizations in ways that ensure inclusive deliberations. Such a
body would serve as a neutral third party to help inform
decisionmaking that is free from conflicts of interest and locally
based. This organization would (i) establish a deliberation
framework that integrates diverse expertise and worldviews,
including participants that represent impacted communities; (ii)
facilitate deliberation to produce standardized reports and deliver
recommendations; (iii) establish information-sharing protocols to
connect deliberations around the world; and (iv) report on the
Science
outcomes of deliberation to inform global governance of gene
editing.
Characterizing what defines an affected “local” community will be
an important part of this process and will depend on the nature of
the technology and how it is predicted to interact with the
environment. For example, if a self-propagating gene drive is under
deliberation to counter malaria transmission, then representatives
from much of sub-Saharan Africa would deserve a voice. For cases
where a technology is more limited in scope or designed to have
more limited spread, predictive models could be used to define the
communities most likely to be affected and relative riskiness of the
alteration. In line with frameworks for responsible innovation,
evaluation would ideally begin as early as possible, so that
deliberation shapes the development of the application in question
(13).

Business Burnishing The Brand

These various activities also have significant reputational value. A
report by McKinsey & Company notes that environmental
sustainability is now a strategic and integral part of many
businesses, given its positive effect on corporate reputation. A
Nielsen study of 30,000 consumers across the world indicates that
73 percent of Millennials are willing to pay extra for sustainable
goods.
“Consumer brands that haven’t embraced sustainability are at risk
on many fronts,” warned Carol Gstalder, Nielsen’s senior vice
president of reputation and public relations solutions. “Social
 responsibility is a critical part of proactive reputation management.
And companies with strong reputations outperform others when it
comes to attracting top talent, investors, community partners and,
importantly, consumers.”
Added up, the economic and eco-friendly benefits of sustainable
manufacturing are compelling. By engaging in sustainable
manufacturing, companies may also be eligible to receive
government tax credits, grants and other incentives at the federal
and state level. The reason for this largesse is the economic
payback: The National Association of Manufacturers found that for
every dollar spent in manufacturing, another $1.89 accrues to U.S.
gross domestic product (GDP).

Patent Claims
1.
A dry refractory composition, comprising:
(a) a dry refractory mixture in the form of a dry powder for pouring
into a refractory lining void and including
a matrix material having a particle size less than 149
€
m (100 mesh) in an amount from 20 to 100 weight percent,
the matrix material being selected from calcined alumina, fused
alumina, sintered magnesia, fused silica fume,
fused silica, silicon carbide, boron carbide, titanium diboride,
zirconium boride, boron nitride, aluminum nitride,
silicon nitride, ferro silicon nitride, Sialon, titanium oxide, barium
sulfate, zircon, a sillimanite group mineral,
pyrophyllite, fireclay, wollastonite, calcium fluoride, spinel
chromium oxide, olivine, a calcium aluminate aggre-
gate, an alumina-
zirconia silicate, chromite, calcium oxide, dolomite, and mixtures
thereof; and
a dense refractory aggregate having a particle size greater than or
equal to 149
€
m (100 mesh) in an amount
from 0 to 80 weight percent, the dense refractory aggregate being
selected from calcined fireclay, calcined
Chamotte, a sillimanite group mineral, calcined bauxite,
pyrophyllite, silica, zircon, baddeleyite, chromite, dol-
omite, olivine, cordierite, silicon carbide, sintered alumina, fused
alumina, fused silica, sintered mullite, fused
mullite, fused zirconia, sintered zirconia, mullite, fused zirconia
mullite, sintered magnesia, fused magnesia,
 sintered spinel, fused spinel, dense refractory grog, a chrome-
alumina aggregate, a calcium, aluminate aggre-
gate, an alumina-
zirconia silicate, and mixtures thereof; and
optionally, a heat activated bonding agent in an amount of from
0.1 to 8 weight percent;
the matrix material, dense refractory aggregate, and heat activated
bonding agent, if included, being selected
so that when the dry refractory composition is installed in powder
form without addition of water or liquid chemical
binders in a void of refractory lining adjacent to a heat source, at
least a first portion of the composition near
the heat source forms strong thermal bonds; and
(b) metal fibers in an amount of 3 to 15 weight percent, based on
the weight of the dry refractory mixture; and
wherein the matrix material, dense refractory aggregate, and heat
activated bonding agent, if included, are
selected so that when the dry refractory composition is installed in
a void of a refractory lining ajacent to a heat
source, a second portion of the composition further from the heat
source than the first portion remains in an
unsintered form.

Academic Effects of germination and defatting of the soybean and sesame on

the mineral bioavailability and absorption of sweet potato based
complementary diets
Abstract
The effect of germination of soybean and sesame seeds on the
bioavailability of minerals of complementary foods was
investigated using rats. Formulations of complementary diets 1 to
4 were produced from sweet potato, soybean and sesame flours at
a ratio of 60:30:10, respectively. Formulated diets were
significantly higher (p<0.05) in protein, fat and moisture content
and lower in carbohydrate and crude fibre than in control. Diet 4
was significantly higher (p<0.05) in minerals (Ca, Zn and Fe)
content than in control. The formulated diets were generally low in
phytate and oxalate contents, while phytate content was much
lower in the diets from germinated flour blends. Anti-nutritional
factor (ANF): mineral molar ratio suggested good mineral
absorption from the formulated diets. Mineral content of the
tissues of rats fed with the formulated diets indicated good
absorption within the rats; rats fed with the germinated flour
blends had significantly higher (p<0.05) zinc, iron and calcium
contents of tissues when compared. Diet 4 consistently received
better rating among the samples.