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As the wedding of the decade between Prince William and Kate Middleton quickly approaches, it seems as if the infatuation and furor over the royal nuptials are merely increasing exponentially. In fact, one British family is hoping to capitalize on the royal-obsessed nation by auctioning off Kate Middleton's childhood home in May for £460,000 (that's $742,000).
The Daily Mail reports that the villa the Princess-to-be called home until the age of 13 is located in the Berkshire village of Bradfield Southend, about 60 miles west of London. The charming home features four bedrooms and a playroom and it is apparently in very much the same condition as when the Middleton's sold the property in 1995.
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|ISS026-E-030494 (26 Feb. 2011) --- This partial view of the three main engines of the space shuttle Discovery was provided by an Expedition 26 crew member during a survey of the approaching STS-133 vehicle prior to docking with the International Space Station. As part of the survey and part of every mission's activities, Discovery performed a back-flip for the rendezvous pitch maneuver (RPM). The image was photographed with a digital still camera, using a 1000mm lens.
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The "Google generation" is in danger of losing its creativity, warns one of Great Britain's most successful inventor, because they tend to rely on the Internet for just about everything, which is putting them in danger of becoming "brain dead."
Trevor Baylis, 75, inventor of the wind-up radio, said kids today are losing creativity and practical skills because they are spending far too much time staring at a computer screen, Britain's Daily Mail reports.
Because of that, Baylis says he fears that future generations of inventors are being lost as too few young people are able to make things with their hands. That said, Baylis believes children could re-learn vital practical skills if schools used Meccano – a model construction kit featuring reusable angle strips, girders, wheels, nuts and bolts – as well as other practical toys.
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"Children have got to be taught hands-on, and not to become mobile phone or computer dependent," he told the paper. "They should use computers as and when, but there are so many people playing with computers nowadays that spend all their time sitting there with a stomach."
Baylis said kids are "dependent on Google searches."
"A lot of kids will become fairly brain-dead if they become so depending on the Internet, because they will not be able to do things the old-fashioned way."
The inventor said the world was much different when he was younger, adding that he was about five or six years old when he began inventing devices.
"During (World War II), when I was not at school, I used to go out and collect the rubbish," Baylis told the Mail. "One day I was out and went to this house around the corner from where I grew up in Southall, Middlesex, and this lady said, 'I've got a box of stuff for you, Trev, you'd better get a wheelbarrow.' So I picked up this thing and on the way back I was intrigued and I looked inside and it turned out to be a huge Meccano set."
He said if he wanted to "make a five-wheeled motor car" or "a forklift truck," he could.
"And that's really what it is about, because that stays with you all your life."
The award-winning inventor said he believes simple challenges in school, using tools like Meccano model kits and other practical skills games.
"With Meccano," Baylis said, "you could do your own reproduction of, say, the Sydney Harbor Bridge," located in Sydney, Australia.
"If you brought Meccano back into primary or secondary schools then you'd have class one against class two – you've got four hours to make the Sydney Harbor Bridget and we'll see which one is the strongest," said Baylis, many of whose inventions were aimed at helping the disabled.
A comparable toy in the U.S. would be the Erector Set, a construction-type of toy dating back to World War I, enabled children to build structures like bridges, building frames, biplanes and other gizmos.
Others agree: Kids spend too much time online
Baylis said much of his motivation came from an accident he had when he was working as a circus stunt man.
"I did an underwater escape act in Berlin circus in 1970," he told the Mail. "When I was in the circus I had a very passionate affair with an aerial ballet star, a lovely girl from Vienna.
"One night she bounced off the net and hit the side and died halfway through the show, and it broke my heart," he said. "I suddenly realized disability is only a banana skin away."
The inventor still has a workshop where he tinkers with inventions.
Other experts are also concerned kids are spending too much time online and playing video games.
Parents "should be encouraging their kids to do other things," says child psychologist Robert Myers. "As far as brain development goes, playing with toys, building things for younger kids, fantasy play are much more important in child development than what you're going to watch on a screen."
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If that wasn't enough, we also recently announced that iHeartRadio is available on Xfinity X1. As part of our team-up with Comcast, X1 customers can also have access to over 1,000 live radio stations from across the country, straight from their set-top box. Jibo, everyone's favorite little robot, has also turned into a DJ this holiday season with the launch of Jibo Music. All you have to do is ask Jibo to play what you want or tap Jibo Music and choose a genre on the touch screen, and Jibo will stream an iHeartRadio pop station. Oh, and don't think you're just limited to access the app with just the above devices. The iHeartRadio app is everywhere.
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The month of November invites us to look at the relationships in our lives, and ask the question, "Are you with me or not?" We are now craving an intense loyalty and intimacy of an emotional and spiritual nature. This longing will propel people into a new realm of boldness in their communication and actions.
There is something stirring in the Universe at this time, and it is connected to the 12-21-2012 cosmic time-clock shift. There will be a palatable ripple in the electromagnetic field of the Earth, and as things accelerate not everyone will be in a position to "hold the curve." There will be a spike in the amount of people looking for answers in the realm of spirituality and the self-help section of the book store, as well as an increase in people who choose to medicate themselves. We have officially hit the zone of "no middle ground." This will create a lot of social and political tensions. However, I am going to focus on another area of interest, and that would primarily be, you!
Part of the motivating force for change in our lives will be an inability to suffer on with, or stifle ourselves in the emotional barbed wire of dysfunctional relationships. We want to be loved and appreciated for who we really are, and not for what we are able to bear the burden of enduring. One of the most poetically beautiful songs I have ever heard is: "In Your Eyes" by Peter Gabriel. In this song he sings, "All my instincts, they return. The grand facade so soon will burn. Without a noise, without my pride, I reach out from the inside." Oh my, what a gorgeous insight and revelation! To peel away that which we thought we needed to survive in this world, and return to a place where our original self can rest gently again on the river of life, knowing that we have everything we need to successfully fulfill our life's purpose. This is realized by being able to maintain a space of inner tranquility, and inner tranquility is achieved only through a meditative mind.
November requires not so much a road map to traverse, as it does a shift in the way you have been driving. Slowly accelerating and decelerating is a common tip for saving money on fuel, and this driving tip will also save you from miscalculating the movement and momentum of your physical body in relation to the electromagnetic shift that will happen this month. There is going to be a mega-jump in the electromagnetic energy being released on planet Earth starting November 11, 2012, and as life moves more swiftly, we need to be aware of how we are moving through the world. Similar to a vinyl record skipping a beat, some people's brains will "skip" and be unaware of what is happening around them. This will obviously create havoc in driving, and it will also affect us in the area of communication. A statement of, 'I told you to pick me up by 5:00!" will be answered by, "No, I never heard you say that at all."
The number 11 (November) represents spiritual alignment and harmony in relationships. Balance is everything now, and if someone is consistently tipping the canoe, you may need to drop them off at the shoreline. Relationships that capsize the boat will become too costly to endure. Let that person learn another way, and not at your expense.
Looking to the bold and expansive side of November, it is interesting to note that we are approaching the final 40 days before our 12-21-2012 cosmic time-clock shift. The reason I keep mentioning this date is because it only happens every 26,000 plus years! How special you must be to be part of the "transition team" for the well-being of humanity at this time. You only have to look at the headlines of the newspaper over to see that not everyone is having an easy life right now, and yet there is still a way to be happy and successful. Yogi Bhajan spoke of a "humongous emptiness" engulfing the planet at this time, and further stated, "You have no idea the problems this will create." We are certainly seeing and sometimes experiencing the repercussions of people's angry actions, and yet the answer is closer than you think. This month I'm opting for an extra song instead of a movie, and the Canadian rock group "Nickelback" (Oh, you didn't know I was so cool!) has an answer in their song "If Everyone Cared." Chad Kroeger sings, "If everyone cared and nobody cried, if everyone loved and nobody lied. If everyone shared and swallowed their pride, then we'd see the day when nobody died." If you click onto this link and watch the video, it counts the same as going to church on Sunday. I just saved myself 3 hours!
The biggest difference you can make right now to break free of the relentless sameness of life, is to get involved. This year has a gift of 12 (2012), and 12 is the number of tribes. Adopt a rescue dog, volunteer at a crisis hotline center, feed the poor at a shelter, or join others to create change in a way that is meaningful to you. Think you and a handful of others can't make a difference? In the words of the great anthropologist Margaret Mead,
"Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
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Diseases that are treatable through surgery—such as some cancers—account for 11 percent of the global burden of disease. Unfortunately much of that burden goes unmet. Two billion people lack access to surgical care and many more struggle to find and pay for it.
In Haiti's Central Plateau, for example, just two orthopedic surgeons serve 500,000 people. When a passenger truck flips on Route Nationale, as described here, hospital staff scrambles. Elsewhere, a lack of surgical care allows easily treatable conditions to become dangerous. Or worse. Surgeries could prevent up to 90 percent of maternal deaths.
Aside from the powerful moral arguments for expanding surgical care, a growing body of evidence suggests that surgery benefits economies. Repairing a cleft palate, for example, can prevent a speech problem that places a drag, emotional and financial, on an individual and his family. "Essential surgical procedures rank among the most cost-effective of all health interventions," finds the World Bank.
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I'm a Brighton fan - this is common knowledge but what you may not have realised is that I live in Huddersfield. This can be problematic as most of my mates are naturally Huddersfield Town fans (Brighton being beaten 7-1 the season before this made for an interesting few days let me tell you) but if I want a live football fix on my doorstep, I have to head to a Town game.
Now this can be difficult. I have no attachment to Town at all - there are things about them that annoy me and things about them I like.
For example, I hate the name of the stadium - the Galpharm. If you say the word 'Galpharm' out loud it sounds like a noise you'd hear in the jungle at night and not a 'I'll sit out here and make sure nothing gets in your tent' sound, more a 'run, that thing that goes 'Galpharm' all the time is here and it will eat you' sound.
Also I don't like light blue and white strips on their shirt. It's like someone's taken a Brighton shirt and washed it to within an inch of its life.
But on the flip side there are things I like. The urinals have little dividers in them so rather then crowding in, everyone knows it's four to a trough and no splashing. This is particularly pleasing when you've had a few sleeves and need to frequent them more than once during a game. I also like the fact there are trees behind one of the stands, if you squint your eyes you could be anywhere in Europe.
So basically going to a Town game is a whole mix of emotions and more often than not an excuse to get Carling Extra Cold into my bloodstream but in a legitimate fashion when it comes to explaining things to the wife.
And so we come to Huddersfield Town vrs Bournemouth, play-off semi-final second leg.
I decided to go to the game for two very good and very valid reasons. Firstly, it was a chance to effectively see a cup game perfectly poised after the drawn first leg, potentially a great game for a neutral. Town and Bournemouth have both been terrific attacking units this season and the prospect of two evenly matched teams slugging it out was intriguing. Secondly, I fancied a few pots.
And so I met up with my usual band of Town mates - most season tickets holders - and headed to the game. Joining me were Billy Elliot (so called because he looks like Billy Elliot funnily enough), Bo (from the surname Ramsden, Ramsden to Rammy to Rambo to The Bo to Bo), Marsey (based around his second name - slightly boring), Bobby, Scott and Steve (so called because that's their first name and not everyone can have a 'cool' nickname).
First port of call was Ricky's for a quick pint(s) before the game. Now anyone who knows Huddersfield will be thinking 'Ricky's? That's where they put a load of strippers on isn't it?' and you'd be right but trust me, I was only there to make sure I was still morally outraged by the reducing of women to mere sex objects. After begging not to go *ahem* I was dragged there only to find out it was so busy, there'd be no turn on. To be honest with you I wasn't bothered either way, the last six strippers I've seen down there all had either caesarean scars or unsightly birthmarks so I was happy to head to the ground to have a drink there instead.
Now to cover the match I thought the best thing I could do as a neutral is bring you a blow-by-blow account of what turned out to be a cracker. Now this may not be the match report you might get in your newspaper but who do you believe, a man at the game or a journalist? (*disclaimer, journalist may also have been at the game*) I went about this by making notes and I feel the best thing to do is present these to you unedited for you to make your own minds up.
0 to 10 mins: Town massively on top but not carving out any chances. Bar had run out of lager by kick-off - rubbish. Had a wee and the dividers in the urinal cheered me up.
10 to 25 mins: Home crowd is buzzing, Bournemouth have got back into the game but there's a real lack of quality from both sides. Watching Kevin Kilbane to see if he should be playing at a better standard than League One. He shouldn't.
26 mins: Lee Peltier scores for Huddersfield to put them one up, tidy little header and crowd goes wild. I clap politely and smile at the trees ahead of me.
27 to 40 mins: Town knock it about a bit sitting on their lead. Need another wee but manage to stifle it for a while. 5 minutes before halftime I give the boys the nod and say I'll get the round in before the queue comes, nothing's really happening so I won't miss anything.
41 to 45 mins: Miss Bournemouth's penalty equaliser and Danny Ward's goal to put Huddersfield back in front. On the up side I do get to watch a man behind a counter struggle to work a till or get his head around the order '6 bottles of Magners (no beer left) and a meat and potato pie please'. I hear both roars, one as I queue, one as I shout the number 6 at him for ironically the sixth time.
Halftime: Chill out, Town fans relaxed now back ahead. Eat meat and potato pie made almost entirely of pastry and potato. Would go back and complain but just can't be bothered to stand shouting the words 'there's no meat in my pie' at someone who doesn't care.
45 to 62 mins: Game gets bitty but I'm not really watching, pie lying heavy and repeating - far too peppery.
63 mins: Bournemouth equalise again with a great goal, Town's marking shocking. Point out that their marking was awful and nearly start a riot. Pie still working its way down.
64 to 90 mins: Bournemouth work their way on top but can't force a clear opening. Pie works it's way down and is in real danger of forcing a clear opening within me.
90 to 103 mins: Typical extra time, the game becomes stretched and both sides waste chances. Have a wee and break wind really loudly. Pie blockage cleared.
104 mins: The Cherries break and score a great goal, tidy little header put away by Danny Ings. The natives are as restless as bag of wasps. I'm just happy pie is no longer an issue.
105 mins: The ground explodes as Anthony Kay nods in an equaliser. This has been a great game for the neutral, an awful game for fans of either club. Kevin Kilbane is still poor, a sighting of Danny Cadamarteri on the Town bench reveals he is now the size of a small terrace house.
105 to 120 mins: Long ball after long ball from each side, terrible challenge brings a red card for Bournemouth's Jason Pearce but both sides look like they just want the game to end. Lovely little goalmouth scramble right at the end of the game, we're miles away from it so it looks like a load of men in football shirts playing Twister.
Penalties: The drama of a live penalty shoot out - seeing as I don't care who wins, brilliant! Grown men bite their nails, the word 'believe' is used far too much. The crowd sing 'there's only one Ian Bennett' to Town's goalkeeper, fairly certain there's not, Bennett's a really common name. Unfortunately the idea of there being more than one Ian Bennett consumes me and I miss lots of the penalties as I weigh up sitting down with the phone book to check. People miss and people score, Town win and the ground goes bat-shit for 10 minutes, textbook pitch invasion ensues. Wander out into the night for another beer among a joyous throng of Town fans, remain utterly indifferent unless asked to which I reply 'the Town are going up' at the top of my voice.
So there you have it, an undercover Brighton fan at a Huddersfield Town game swept along on a wave of light blue and white striped success. Am I going to Old Trafford for the final?
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"The Voice" gave competitors a lesson in hard reality Monday, cutting the underdogs in the final battle round before the show's live competition.
Heartfelt stories mattered little. Talent trumped potential and by the end of the episode, six nice, talented acts, who just weren't good enough, felt the music industry's cold ax.
First to be slashed was Nathan Parrett, the 23-year-old former competitive swimmer with a strong voice and limited experience. His coach Adam Levine paired him with 19-year-old Pip, a suspender-wearer with a background in musical theater. Pip's experience and confidence pushed him ahead of Nathan who was praised again and again for his potential and ability. Being "a natural performer," — Adam's characterization of Pip — apparently mattered more.
Adam later cut Angel Taylor who couldn't come out of her shell enough to compete with Katrina Parker, the smart chatty insurance worker with a big Adele-voice.
Cee Lo continued the slaughter of the innocents by choosing Erin Martin—the model-turned-aspiring singer over the earnest garage band, the Shields Brothers.
"Power is not talent, it's just loud," Martin said of the brothers before she and the farm boys took the stage to perform a bizarre rendition of Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to do With It."
Neither act was flawless, but Cee Lo decided he'd "have the most prospect" with Martin.
Christina Aguilera dismissed Jonathas—the father of two, the immigrant with the big American Dream—in favor of Ashley de la Rosa, a 17-year-old with a big voice.
Blake selected Jermaine Paul, Alicia Keys' backup singer with loads of experience, over Alyx—a younger singer with far less experience and ability. It was an obvious choice, as was his final pick: Erin Willett (powerhouse) over Gwen Sebastian (potential).
With only the strongest still standing, the performances are sure to become much more interesting as the show enters its live performance phase next Monday. Catch it on NBC at 8/7 Central.
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Gov. Brown is stuck.
Republicans still haven't given him a deal, because it includes temporary tax extensions that would be subject to voter approval, and the Republicans hate taxes.
And Democrats and key Democratic interest groups don't like the proposed budget deal because the tax extensions would likely be turned down by voters, and because the deal is likely to include a spending limit and other policy changes they aren't crazy about it.
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Did it have to turn out this way?
Monday morning quarterbacking is an unfair game to play. But no one said we at Prop Zero had to be fair. And a look back at the five-month-long budget saga does suggest that Brown, and his party, missed three significant opportunities to get an outcome better than anything that is possible now.
1. The failure to qualify a ballot initiative.
Brown didn't have to do a deal with Republicans. He could have sought the temporary tax extensions all by himself -- by gathering signatures on a ballot initiative.
He would have had to start early though -- back in January in his first few days in office, or even earlier, during his transition into office.
This way, he could have pursued the taxes wthout having to agree to spending limits that alienate his own party. And if Brown still had wanted to negotiate, the ballot initiative would have given him, at the very least, a stronger hand in those talks.
If Republicans had made the same unreasonable demands that they have (at one point in talks they released a list of more than 50 demands), he could have said, No, I'll just do the initiative.
Why didn't he do the initiative?
Brown had talked up his own ability to overcome the state's structural governance problem and the reluctance of Republicans to support taxes. in retrospect, he overestimated his personal powers of persuasion.
2. Looking a gift horse in the mouth.
Some Republicans responded to Brown's demand that they agree to a public vote on his tax extensions by saying they would agree only if the public was also asked if it wanted to cut taxes by an amount equal to that of the tax extensions.
In retrospect, Brown and the Democrats should have taken the Republicans up on this offer.
Yes, there would have been some risk that the tax cuts might have passed, but that risk was minimal, as the former Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn. president Joel Fox argued here. And it may be that Republicans would have found a way to retract their offer.
But this would have been a path to a relatively clean vote on tax extensions -- without the spending limit and other Republican demands that have turned off Democrats.
3. The Assembly Republican budget.
Assembly Republicans put out their own budget several weeks ago. It was an dishonest piece work, full of gimmicks and borrowing.
But it gave more to education than the all-cuts budget that Brown could end up with. In other words, it's dishonest--but better for the state and Democratic interests than an all-cuts budget.
Brown and the Democrats might have been wise to pass that budget -- or at least use it as a backstop in a deal.
The governor and his party could have said to Republicans; we'll adopt your budget, if you give us the vote on temporary tax extensions. The tax extensions, if approved by voters, would replace certain cuts and borrowing in the budget.
Again, this would have been an imperfect solution. But the outcome would be better. Either voters would have approved temporary tax extensions (as part of a clean vote that didn't include a bunch of additional measures on policy changes, which are the price of a deal now) or a dishonest budget that does less damage than an honest, all-cuts budget.
Of course, there's a much bigger opportunity Brown missed: to define his governorship--and last year's campaign for governor -- as an effort to rewrite the state's budget and governance system.
He could have leveled with voters and explained that the budget can't truly be balanced -- and the state's serious problems addressed -- under the current system.
But he didn't.
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Seeing all these pics makes me wanna watch Junsu live even more…. Huhuhu…. Lucky Korean fans. One of their best Christmas gift.
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My dear Junsu,, Good luck on your upcoming concerts!!! Wish you all the very best!!!! Stay warm and healthy!!! Take good care of your golden voice ok??^^
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Mala (Digital Mystikz) - Return to space
South London dubstep pioneer Mala dropped his highly anticipated album "Return II space". It was released on his own DMZ imprint and hasn't left my daily commute playlist since it dropped in July. He has such a unique sound that blends that deep dubby laidback vibe with menacing beats and dirty basslines. It was the mindblowing soundtrack to one of the hottest summers of the decade.
Robert Glasper - Dillaludes
Dilla passed almost five years ago but he's still very much present. Robert Glaspers unreleased live performance of his stunning dillaludes was one of my strongest musical memories of 2010.
Jazz pianist, Robert Glasper, worked with Dilla several times and the dillaludes are his ode to the late James Yancey. He recreates the vibe of some of James Yancey's finest moments together with his live band including drummer extraordinare Chris Dave. We challange you to unveil what classic dillatracks he's covering...
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Mark Pritchard/Harmonic 313/Africa HiTech
Mark is a longtime Beathearts favourite. Every since the days of his Jedi Knights and Global Communication projects I've followed his every release with great anticipation. 2010 was no exception with absolutely stunning tracks, remakes and collaborations with people like Wiley, Steve Spacek and others. We have very high hopes that a full lenght Africa HiTech album will see the light of day in 2011.
2010 - Year of the Afrobeat
We never saw it coming but 2010 turned out to be the year when Afrobeat came back. Cratediggers turning to south central Africa instead of south central Los Angeles for crate digging. The spotlights were turned back on Afrobeat legends such as Ebo Taylor who after all these years got a new record deal and released his first album in years.
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Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Kanye did his "comeback" late 2010, and got nothing but good reviews. The album is a little rugged, but no doubt this makes my top 5. Quality music.
Kanye West - Devil In A New Dress feat. Rick Ross
Nas & Damian Marley - Distant Relatives
This collaboration was quite a match! Combined political criticism, humble awareness and hard-hitting attitude results with a beautiful album.
Nas & Damian Marley - Patience
Apollo Brown - The Reset
Detroit hiphop at it's best, dillauesque wonderful samples and fantastic guests. The mellow "Seasons" is one of the best tunes this year.
Apollo Brown - Seasons feat. Stik Figa
Benny Tones - Chrysalis
New Zeeland's Benny Tones has crafted a masterpiece, with rhythms and beats out of this world.
Benny Tones - Fire Fly feat. Mara TK
Black Milk's Album of the Year and Nottz's You Need This Music share the last spot on my list.
These two marvellous beatmakers each made heavy music in 2010. I've got a soft spot for Nottz smooth melodies, though equally for Black Milk's massive music!
Black Milk - Deadley Medley feat. Royce da 5'9'' & Elzhi
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NEW YORK, NY (June 25, 2013) Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) have demonstrated that a protein called caspase-2 is a key regulator of a signaling pathway that leads to cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease. The findings, made in a mouse model of Alzheimer's, suggest that inhibiting this protein could prevent the neuronal damage and subsequent cognitive decline associated with the disease. The study was published this month in the online journal Nature Communications.
One of the earliest events in Alzheimer's is disruption of the brain's synapses (the small gaps across which nerve impulses are passed), which can lead to neuronal death. Although what drives this process has not been clear, studies have indicated that caspace-2 might be involved, according to senior author Michael Shelanski, MD, PhD, the Delafield Professor of Pathology & Cell Biology, chair of the Department of Pathology & Cell Biology, and co-director of the Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer's Disease and the Aging Brain at CUMC.
Several years ago, in tissue culture studies of mouse neurons, Dr. Shelanski found that caspace-2 plays a critical role in the death of neurons in the presence of amyloid beta, the protein that accumulates in the neurons of people with Alzheimer's. Other researchers have shown that caspase-2 also contributes to the maintenance of normal synaptic functions.
Dr. Shelanski and his team hypothesized that aberrant activation of caspase-2 may cause synaptic changes in Alzheimer's disease. To test this hypothesis, the researchers crossed J20 transgenic mice (a common mouse model of Alzheimer's) with caspase-2 null mice (mice that lack caspase-2). They compared the animals' ability to negotiate a radial-arm water maze, a standard test of cognitive ability, with that of regular J20 mice and of normal mice at 4, 9, and 14 months of age.
The results for the three groups of mice were similar at the first two intervals. At 14 months, however, the J20/caspase-2 null mice did significantly better in the water maze test than the J20 mice and similarly to the normal mice. "We showed that removing caspase-2 from J20 mice prevented memory impairment without significant changes in the level of soluble amyloid beta," said co-lead author Roger Lefort, PhD, associate research scientist at CUMC.
Analysis of the neurons showed that the J20/caspase-2 null mice had a higher density of dendritic spines than the J20 mice. The more spines a neuron has, the more impulses it can transmit.
"The J20/caspase-2 null mice showed the same dendritic spine density and morphology as the normal miceas opposed to the deficits in the J20 mice," said co-lead author Julio Pozueta, PhD. "This strongly suggests that caspase-2 is a critical regulator in the memory decline associated with beta-amyloid in Alzheimer's disease."
The researchers further validated the results in studies of rat neurons in tissue culture.
Finally, the researchers found that caspase-2 interacts with RhoA, a critical regulator of the morphology (form and structure) of dendritic spines. "It appears that in normal neurons, caspase-2 and RhoA form an inactive complex outside the dendritic spines," said Dr. Lefort. "When the complex is exposed to amyloid beta, it breaks apart, activating the two components." Once activated, caspase-2 and RhoA enter the dendritic spines and contribute to their demise, possibly by interacting with a third molecule, the enzyme ROCK-II.
"This raises the possibility that if you can inhibit one or all of these molecules, especially early in the course of Alzheimer's, you might be able to protect neurons and slow down the cognitive effects of the disease," said Dr. Lefort.
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Los Angeles, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Joakim Noah had 20 points, 13 rebounds, three blocks and two steals in the Chicago Bulls' 92-86 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday. Taj Gibson tallied 18 points, six boards, two steals and two blocks for the Bulls, who went 3-3 on a six-game western road trip. Kirk Hinrich added 17 points and five assists. Chris Kaman had a season-high 27 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks for the Lakers, who have lost five in a row at home. Jordan Hill and Kendall Marshall donated 15 and 13 points, respectively. Los Angeles guard Steve Nash, playing his third game after missing 39 because of a nerve problem in his back, played just over 21 minutes before leaving in the third quarter because of irritation in his left leg. "It just got me right on the nerve," Nash said. "It's just all part of the process. It's just a short little setback." The Bulls jumped out to a 10-0 lead and never looked back. Gibson tallied 12 points in the first quarter to help the visitors build a 34-23 margin. "Gibson set the tone for us early. We wanted to throw the first punch," Noah said. But the Lakers went on a 12-0 run early in the second stanza. Kaman's jumper with 5:55 to go cut the gap to 42-39. Chicago was able to weather the storm and took a 52-46 lead into the locker room. The Bulls opened the second half on an 11-2 run to extend their margin to 63-48. Hinrich's 3-pointer with 3:29 left in the third frame made it 72-53. Los Angeles responded with seven straight points and headed to the fourth down by 15, 77-62. The Lakers made one final push in the fourth and got their deficit down to four, 88-84, on Wesley Johnson's slam with 48.9 seconds to play. After D.J. Augustin missed a jumper, Los Angeles guard Steve Blake turned the ball over. Augustin went 4-of-4 from the foul line down the stretch to seal the victory. Game Notes Bulls forward Carlos Boozer (calf) missed his second straight game ... Noah has recorded at least 10 rebounds in 21 of his last 22 games ... The Lakers started a six-game homestand on Sunday ... The Bulls' starters outscored the Lakers starters 73-24.
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I take a lot of photos, but too often they are related only to blog projects and shop items. Which I why I thought it would be a good time to do another photo challenge. This one is craft-themed, so for the month of February, all of my Snapshot Saturday posts will be from A Month of Craft Photos!
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1863 - Maj. Santos Benavides led 79 men in the Thirty-third Texas Cavalry across the Rio Grande in pursuit of the bandit Octaviano Zapata. The next day Benavides caught up to Zapata near Mier, Tamaulipas. After a brief gunfight Zapata and 9 others were dead and all other Zapatistas dispersed.
1889 - The Waco suspension bridge crossing the Brazos River opened as a free bridge. It had been a toll bridge before being sold to the city of Waco for $1.
1917 - In Houston, William Ashton Vinson and James A. Elkins founded a law firm. The firm became one of the largest and most profitable law firms in the world.
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Be prepared when you get this year's bill to insure your home: A growing number of Ohio homeowners will be expected to foot more of the cost to replace or fix their roof, siding or windows because of wind or hail damage.
Be prepared when you get this year�s bill to insure your home: A growing number of Ohio homeowners will be expected to foot more of the cost to replace or fix their roof, siding or windows because of wind or hail damage.
Insurers, hit with a rapidly growing number of claims caused by storms over the past five years, are starting to ask homeowners to pay a separate deductible for wind and hail damage that is higher than they are used to paying for claims. Also, insurers may stop paying the full cost, minus the usual deductible, to replace an older roof damaged by a storm.
While such policies are unusual in Ohio, similar deductibles have long been common on the East Coast and in the Gulf of Mexico region for hurricane coverage or along the West Coast for earthquakes, according to the Ohio Insurance Institute.
Industry and state insurance officials don�t have any hard numbers on how many insurers have been making changes, but modifications have been increasing over the past 18 months to two years. Some companies are making switches only for new policyholders while others are implementing them as part of an assortment of coverage options they are making for policyholders.
�There�s a new normal out there regarding disaster risk in Ohio, especially due to losses associated with wind, rain and hail,� said Mary Bonelli, an institute spokeswoman. �Insurers are looking at ways to reduce costs and keep policies affordable.�
Among the companies that have made changes is Columbus-based Nationwide. In 2010, the insurer introduced a mandatory $1,000 deductible for wind and hail damage, with policyholders having an option for an even higher deductible.
�The risk has certainly increased,� spokesman Jarrett Dunbar said, noting the growing frequency of powerful storms that have hit the state the past several years.
Homeowners will learn about any changes that their insurance company is implementing at the time their policy is renewed. Such changes would not apply to other kinds of claims a homeowner might have, such as for theft or fire damage.
Ohio disaster-related insurance losses are estimated at $3.3 billion to $3.4 billion over the past five years, compared with $1.3 billion in the five years before that, according to institute figures. The severe storms that struck a year ago were the third-costliest insurance disaster in Ohio.
Nationally, nearly half of all insurance claims in 2011 were from wind and hail damage compared with about 19 percent in 2007, Insurance Information Institute figures show. That works out to be about 1 in 35 insured homes. The average claim in 2011 was for about $7,000.
In addition to changes in deductibles, rates also have been on the rise.
Insurers are prohibited from raising rates because of damage caused by a particular storm. However, they can factor those losses into projections that they use to set rates.
Homeowner-insurance rates in Ohio have risen 29 percent since 2006, with a typical homeowner paying $685 last year, according to Ohio Insurance Institute estimates. Despite the jump, the average rate paid by an Ohio homeowner remains well below the national average of $968.
Besides a flat mandatory minimum deductible for wind and hail damage, other insurers are introducing deductibles that would require homeowners to pay 1, 2 or 3 percent of the amount of coverage provided by the policy, Bonelli said.
Under such policies, a homeowner with a 1 percent deductible on $250,000 of coverage, for example, would pay $2,500 before insurance coverage begins; a 3 percent deductible would mean a homeowner pays $7,500.
Meanwhile, Bonelli said, some insurers have stopped paying the full cost after a deductible of replacing an older roof because of wind or hail damage. The argument for such changes is that a roof depreciates in value over time much like a car does, she said.
The state�s No. 1 homeowner insurer by market share, State Farm, does not have a separate deductible for wind and hail damage.
Allstate, the state�s No.?2 insurer, has introduced a wind and hail deductible in Ohio as an option for homeowners, as has Columbus-based Grange.
�It�s another opportunity for customers to manage their premiums and risk,� Allstate spokeswoman Meghan Cass said.
This year, Columbus-based Motorists introduced a deductible that starts at $1,500 for losses caused by wind or hail with policyholders given the option of reducing the deductible to $1,000. It also has introduced a minimum $1,000 deductible for all other losses.
�Over the last five years, catastrophic wind and hail storms have led to historic numbers of claims to help people repair damage to their homes,� the company said. �Helping our policyholders recover and rebuild their lives is our core mission, and is a responsibility we take very seriously. However, the frequency and severity of these storms have made it necessary for us to make changes to our homeowners� deductible.�


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Kirsten Gillibrand on Energy & Oil
Democratic Senator (NY)
Gillibrand said natural gas exploration could be an economic boon, but first it has to be determined if the chemicals used in the process threaten drinking water.
Long was full-throated in support of development. "All these concerns that you cite are just phony concerns," Long said.
Proponent's Argument for voting Yes:
[Sen. McConnell, R-KY]: The White House is trying to impose a backdoor national energy tax through the EPA. It is a strange way to respond to rising gas prices. But it is perfectly consistent with the current Energy Secretary's previously stated desire to get gas prices in the US up to where they are in Europe.
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
[Sen. Lautenberg, D-NJ]:We hear the message that has been going around: Let's get rid of the EPA's ability to regulate. Who are they to tell us what businesses can do? Thank goodness that in this democratic society in which we live, there are rules and regulations to keep us as a civilized nation. The Supreme Court and scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency agreed that the Clean Air Act is a tool we must use to stop dangerous pollution. This amendment, it is very clear, favors one group--the business community. The Republican tea party politicians say: "Just ignore the Supreme Court. Ignore the scientists. We know better." They want to reward the polluters by crippling EPA's ability to enforce the Clean Air Act.
Status: Failed 50-50 (3/5
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Sen. LINDSEY GRAHAM (R, SC): The climate change proposal that was in the President's budget would create a massive tax increase on anybody who uses energy, and that would be every American middle-class family, which already has a tough time getting by. This [amendment creates a procedure to block] any bill that would raise the cost of energy on our middle-class families who are struggling to get by. I ask the Senate to rally around this concept. We can deal with climate change without passing a $3,000-per-household energy tax on the families of America who are having a hard time paying their bills.
Opponent's argument to vote No:No senators spoke against the amendment.
Sec. 202 is amended by inserting at the end the following: "The Chairman of the Senate Committee on the Budget shall not revise the allocations in this resolution if the legislation is reported from any committee pursuant to sec. 310 of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974."
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Sen. LINDSEY GRAHAM (R, SC): This idea to most people of a debate about reconciliation probably is mind-numbing and not very interesting. But there is a process in the Congress where you can take legislation and basically put it on a fast track. It is subject to 50 votes.
The whole idea of the Senate kind of cooling things down has served the country well. In that regard, to end debate you need 60 votes. If 41 Senators are opposed to a piece of legislation, strongly enough to come to the floor every day and talk about it, that legislation doesn't go anywhere. If you took climate change and health care, two very controversial, big-ticket items, and put them on the reconciliation track, you would basically be doing a lot of damage to the role of the Senate in a constitutional democracy.
Senator Byrd, who is one of the smartest people to ever serve in the Senate about rules and parliamentary aspects of the Senate, said that to put climate change and health care reform in reconciliation is like "a freight train through Congress" and is "an outrage that must be resisted." Senator Conrad said: "I don't believe reconciliation was ever intended for this purpose."
I think both of them are right. Under the law, you cannot put Social Security into reconciliation because we know how controversial and difficult that is. I come here in support of the Johanns amendment that rejects that idea.
Opponent's argument to vote No:No senators spoke against the amendment.
Proponent's argument to vote Yes: Rep. RICHARD NEAL (D, MA-2): This bill contains extensions of popular tax incentives that expired at the end of last year. This needs to get under way. The R&D tax credit is important. This bill includes a number of popular and forward-thinking incentives for energy efficiency. This is a very balanced bill which does no harm to the Federal Treasury. It asks that hedge fund managers pay a bit more, and it delays an international tax break that hasn't gone into effect yet. It is responsible legislation.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. DAVE CAMP (R, MI-4): We are conducting another purely political exercise on a tax bill that is doomed in the other body because of our House majority's insistence on adhering to the misguided PAYGO rules. The Senate acted on a bipartisan basis to find common ground on this issue. They approved a comprehensive tax relief package containing extenders provisions that are not fully offset, as many Democrats would prefer, but contain more offsets than Republicans would like. Why is this our only option? Because the Senate, which has labored long and hard to develop that compromise, has indicated in no uncertain terms that it is not going to reconsider these issues again this year.
[The bill was killed in the Senate].
SUPPORTER'S ARGUMENT FOR VOTING YES:Rep. MATSUI: Today's debate is about investing in renewable energy, which will chart a new direction for our country's energy policy. This bill restores balance to our energy policy after years of a tax structure that favors huge oil companies. Today's legislation will transfer some of the massive profits enjoyed by these oil companies and invest them in renewable resources that will power our economy in the future.
OPPONENT'S ARGUMENT FOR VOTING NO:Rep. SMITH of Texas: I oppose H.R. 5351. While it is well and good to encourage alternative energy development, Congress should not do so by damaging our domestic oil and gas industry. In 2006 all renewable energy sources provided only 6% of the US domestic energy supply. In contrast, oil and natural gas provided 58% of our domestic energy supply. The numbers don't lie. Oil and natural gas fuel our economy and sustain our way of life.
Furthermore, almost 2 million Americans are directly employed in the oil and natural gas industry. Punishing one of our Nation's most important industries does not constitute a national energy policy.
LEGISLATIVE OUTCOME:Bill passed House, 236-182
Proponents support voting YES because:
Rep. PELOSI: This bill makes the largest investment in homegrown biofuels in history. We know that America's farmers will fuel America's independence. We will send our energy dollars to middle America, not to the Middle East.
Rep. TIERNEY: This bill incorporates the Green Jobs Act, which will make $120 million a year available to begin training workers in the clean energy sector. 35,000 people per year can benefit from vocational education for "green-collar jobs" that can provide living wages & upward mobility.
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. SHIMKUS: I'm upset about the bill because it has no coal provisions. What about coal-to-liquid jobs? Those are real jobs with great wages. Energy security? We have our soldiers deployed in the Middle East because it's an important national security interest. Why? We know why. Crude oil. How do we decrease that importance of the Persian Gulf region? We move to coal-to-liquid technologies. What is wrong with this bill? Everything. No soy diesel. No ethanol. No coal. Nothing on nuclear energy. No expansion. There is no supply in this bill. Defeat this bill.
Rep. RAHALL: [This bill omits a] framework to sequester carbon dioxide to ensure the future use of coal in an environmentally responsible fashion. We can talk about biofuels all we want, but the fact is that coal produces half of our electricity for the foreseeable future. We must aggressively pursue technologies to capture and store the carbon dioxide.
Proponents support voting YES because:
Gas prices have now reached an all-time record high, $3.27 a gallon, topping even the 1981 spike. This won't be the end of these skyrocketing price hikes either.
OPEC oil exports represent 70% of all the oil traded internationally. For years now, OPEC's price-fixing conspiracy has unfairly driven up the price and cost of imported crude oil to satisfy the greed of oil exporters. We have long decried OPEC, but have done little or nothing to stop this. The time has come.
This bill makes fixing oil prices or illegal under US law, just as it would be for any company engaging in the same conduct. It attempts to break up this cartel and subject these colluders and their anticompetitive practices to the antitrust scrutiny that they so richly deserve.
Opponents support voting NO because:
Proponents support voting YES because:
This legislation seeks to end the unwarranted tax breaks & subsidies which have been lavished on Big Oil over the last several years, at a time of record prices at the gas pump and record oil industry profits. Big Oil is hitting the American taxpayer not once, not twice, but three times. They are hitting them at the pump, they are hitting them through the Tax Code, and they are hitting them with royalty holidays put into oil in 1995 and again in 2005.
It is time to vote for the integrity of America's resources, to vote for the end of corporate welfare, to vote for a new era in the management of our public energy resources.
Opponents support voting NO because:
I am wearing this red shirt today, because this shirt is the color of the bill that we are debating, communist red. It is a taking. It will go to court, and it should be decided in court.
This bill will increase the competitive edge of foreign oil imported to this country. If the problem is foreign oil, why increase taxes and make it harder to produce American oil and gas? That makes no sense. We should insert taxes on all foreign oil imported. That would raise your money for renewable resources. But what we are doing here today is taxing our domestic oil. We are raising dollars supposedly for renewable resources, yet we are still burning fossil fuels.
Blue Dogs believe in a balanced energy plan that expands our energy supply by promoting a diverse energy mix. As a country blessed with a diverse energy portfolio of traditional fossil fuels and viable renewable energy sources, we believe it is critical to promote a forward-looking, market-based, and balanced national energy strategy. We must encourage research and development in new energy technologies that promote the greatest level of conservation at home, in business, and in industry. Reducing national energy intensity through energy efficient applications can save consumers and business billions in extra energy costs while also reducing polluting emissions. Pursuing these collective goals will strengthen our energy security, diversify our energy mix, and provide Americans with reliable and affordable energy sources.
Security in Energy and Manufacturing Act of 2011 or the SEAM Act of 2011 - Amends the Internal Revenue Code to expand the qualifying advanced energy project credit by allocating in 2011 $5 billion of grants or tax credit amounts to manufacturers of goods and components (other than for assembly of components) in the US that are used in alternative energy projects.
[Explanatory note from americanprogress.org]:
The SEAM Act provides financial assistance to US manufacturing companies that want to retool their factories for the clean energy economy. By promoting growth of the manufacturing sector, this legislation has the potential to create badly needed jobs that can put Americans back to work.
The SEAM Act goes a step beyond just providing more funding. It amends the existing terms of the funding to increase its effectiveness. The new Manufacturing Tax Credit would prioritize funding for companies that provide supplies over those that assemble goods. Drawing this distinction helps target support for companies that need it most. There's another benefit to supporting supply companies over assembly companies. Both types of companies promote economic development, but workers in the supply chain, such as tool and die workers, welders, and machinists, are generally paid more than workers in the assembly chain.
In addition to being an effective tool for economic recovery, the SEAM Act provides an example of a well-designed tax expenditure. More than 60% of federal support for the energy industry is now delivered via "tax expenditures"--government spending programs that deliver subsidies through the tax code via special tax credits, deductions, exclusions, exemptions, and preferential rates--and a recent hearing in Congress indicates that this trend is likely to continue. Problem is, many of these tax expenditures are questionable at best.
Expressing the sense of Congress that the United States should establish a national goal of more than 50 percent clean and carbon free electricity by 2030 for the purposes of avoiding the worst impacts of climate change, growing our economy, increasing our shared prosperity, improving public health, and preserving our national security.
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Port Authority bus, car crash in uptown Pittsburgh
3 injured in collision on Forbes Avenue
A Port Authority bus collided with a car that, according to witnesses, pulled out in front of it early Thursday evening.
The head-on crash happened at Forbes Avenue and Gist Street, not far from UPMC Mercy hospital.
Photos: Port Authority bus, car crash head-on
"It sounded really terrible. The fact that he seems to be OK is amazing," witness Jan Tison said. "I just called 911 as soon as it happened and came up and checked to make sure he was OK. There was two other gentleman that helped him get out of the car."
Port Authority spokesman Jim Ritchie said the 71A bus was outbound from Downtown toward Oakland when the accident happened. He said the bus driver and a passenger were injured, as well as the driver of the car.
The injured people were being treated at UPMC Mercy and UPMC Presbyterian. Their conditions were not immediately known, but Ritchie said they did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.


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Recovery Month produces a host of multimedia products to highlight SAMHSA's mission that behavioral health is essential to health, prevention works, treatment is effective, and people recover. These products include television and radio public service announcements (PSAs), the Road to Recovery television and radio series and Ask the Expert program, and a community event PSA, among others.
Television and Radio PSAs
Each year, Recovery Month produces radio and television PSAs to promote the message that prevention works, treatment is effective, and people recover. The evergreen PSAs can be viewed onlined and are being made available to radio and television stations nationwide. By contacting us, broadcasters can request copies of the PSAs, which are available in a variety of broadcast-quality formats.
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The Road to Recovery 2013 is hosted by Ivette Torres, Associate Director for Consumer Affairs, SAMHSA/CSAT. The series airs eight programs supporting the 24th annual observance of Recovery Month. All television and radio programs premiere the first Wednesday of each month (March through September, with a wrap show in November) and are archived on the website for viewing at any time immediately afterwards. The 2013 season airs eight programs, featuring panels of nationwide experts from the field. Join host, Ivette Torres, for these informative programs. DVDs and videocassette tapes are available for free and can be ordered on the Order Television Programs page. In addition to the television and radio programs, visitors can pose questions about each program to an expert in the field through our interactive feature Ask the Expert.
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The National Institute for Renewable Energy (NIRE) and Texas Tech University have won grants from the Texas Emerging Technology Fund to help solve key scientific and technology issues facing the wind power industry. Texas Tech and its wind research organizations will receive $6.4 million of the award, while NIRE will receive $2 million.
NIRE is a non-profit, public/private collaborator and partner of The Wind Alliance that will use the funding to design, construct and operate research wind farms and sell the power generated in the commercial marketplace to fund a non-profit research center. The Texas Tech University System, the Innovate Texas Foundation, and The Wind Alliance, formed NIRE in June. The institute will provide services to industry partners and offer an industry consortium, which will be managed by The Wind Alliance.
Two significant private-sector partners of NIRE include Vestas Wind Systems, a leader in the wind sector with more than 40,000 turbines deployed worldwide, and Alstom Power Inc., a global leader in power generation. "We are excited to see our industry and academic members (Vestas, Alstom and Texas Tech University) working together to create jobs and discover next generation technology that will radically impact and accelerate the U.S. wind industry," said Claire Henkhaus, associate director of The Wind Alliance. "This is a real world example of our mission."
The Wind Alliance is an established collection of industrial, academic and public-sector entities that collaboratively focus on continuous pre-competitive improvement of workforce, infrastructure and technology within the U.S. wind industry. Headquartered in Houston, the alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.


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