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Congenital antithrombin III deficiency is a genetic
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is a protein in the blood that naturally blocks blood clots from forming. Congenital antithrombin III deficiency is an inherited disease. It occurs when a person receives one abnormal copy of a gene from a parent with the disease.
The abnormal gene leads to low levels of antithrombin III. These low levels of antithrombin III can cause abnormal blood clots
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Teams of scientists around the world are racing to create protocells—microscopic, self-organizing entities that spontaneously assemble from simple organic and inorganic materials. The creation of fully autonomous protocells—a technology that can, for all intents and purposes, be considered literally alive—is only a matter of time. This book examines the pressing social and ethical issues raised by the creation of life in the laboratory. Protocells might offer great medical and social benefits and vast new economic opportunities, but they also pose potential risks and threaten cultural and moral norms against tampering with nature and "playing God." The Ethics of Protocells offers a variety of perspectives on these concerns.
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The detention and deportation of Filipino activists from Seoul and the harassment and intimidation of a number of other activists at the hands of Korean immigration authorities are manifestations of the undemocratic and anti-people nature of the G20 and further exposed the illegitimacy of this group of self-proclaimed caretakers of the global economy.
The protests and mobilizations in Korea of tens of thousands of people in clear defiance of the Korean governments security measures, is an indication of a clear disconnect between the agenda of the governments of the G20 countries and the interests and aspirations of their people.
The G20 Summit in Korea was supposed to address the issue of the growing gap between the rich and the poor in the wake of the global economic crisis. The G20's prescriptions for economic recovery and development, however, anchored on the perpetuation of a flawed corporate driven, export-oriented development model would further exacerbate poverty and inequality and undermine social cohesion across the world.
The whole point of the Peoples Conference in Korea, and the reason why the deported Filipino activists came to Korea, is to articulate the peoples' opposition and resistance to the G20 and to collectively discuss and put forward alternatives to the failed model of development that the G20 is so desperately trying to preserve.
We say NO to the G20 and the policies that continue to threaten jobs and peoples livelihoods, and erode workers' rights and welfare;
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We speak out against the free trade agenda and the push of the G20 governments for more ambitious and comprehensive free trade agreements disguised as economic partnerships but are really instruments of economic domination and control by the rich over the poor within and across countries and regions;
We speak out against the development agenda of the G20 which threatens peoples' right to food, destroys the environment, and perpetuates unequal access and control over natural resources in support of the profit-driven motives of corporations;
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text: Chief Judges Named for State Fair California State Fair Commercial Wine Competition Judging to be held at Cal Expo June 5, 6 and 7, 2013. Published on: Dec 28, 2012 Management of the California State Fair announced that they have appointed two prominent professionals within the wine industry to serve as Chief Judges of the 2013 Commercial Wine Competition. Mike Dunne and Rick Kushman, both award winning journalists, will work in tandem to oversee the judging of this prestigious competition which attracts nearly 700 California wineries who submit close to 3,000 entries each year. Dunne is a contributing wine columnist with the Sacramento Bee, has served on the California State Fair Wine Advisory Task Force and as a competition judge since 1993. Additionally, after 30 years as a writer in the features department of The Sacramento Bee, Mike Dunne retired in late 2008 as restaurant critic, wine columnist and food editor. During his tenure at The Bee he joined the wine-competition circuit as a judge and he continues to sit on panels throughout the year. Nevertheless, he's been a frequent critic of commercial wine competitions and feels that their reliability, relevance and impact for both vintners and consumers can be enhanced. Therefore, when he was invited to be one of the two new chief judges for the California State Fair's commercial wine competition he readily agreed, hoping that he can have a hand in raising the stature and significance of the most historic commercial wine judging devoted exclusively to the state's wines.Mike Dunne is a contributing wine columnist with the Sacramento Bee, has served on the California State Fair Wine Advisory Task Force and as a competition judge since 1993. "Since its revival three decades ago, the California State Fair commercial wine competition has steadily raised its value to consumers and the trade by creating categories and awards that recognize the state's widespread and diverse wine regions and styles of wine. For judges, it draws from a pool of experienced and enthusiastic people with a varied grounding in wine, from longtime winemakers to avid consumers. With Rick Kushman, I hope to continue to attract judges who are excited about California wine, approach it with an open mind, and reward appropriately examples that speak to quality, value and variety." Kushman is an award-winning journalist and former columnist for The Sacramento Bee, where he covered politics, was national TV critic, and wrote about wine and food. He currently is vice president for communications and wine relations for Infuze Marketing in Sacramento and continues to write and speak about wine and food in regional and nation media. Rick earned his Certified Wine Professional credential from the Culinary Institute of America. About the State Fair contest, Kushman states, "this competition is such an outstanding and important piece of the California wine scene and the industry. I'm thrilled to be offered the opportunity to help with something that means so much to so many people." First held in 1855, the State Fair's wine competition is the oldest and most prestigiously judged wine event in North America. Dunne and Kushman who have combined experience in the wine arena will be joined by 72 knowledgeable wine judges for the competition which will be held at Cal Expo June 5, 6 and 7, 2013. This competition is the only professional wine judging in the U.S. that tests judges before they are permitted to evaluate the wines.


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During my twenty-one years as a counselor at Murray State, I have worked with many students who have presented with many different symptoms. During the past ten years, I have noted a rise in the number of students who have engaged in self-harm behaviors such as cutting, picking at and rubbing their skin until sores are produced, and occasionally burning themselves. While it is difficult to accurately determine the prevalence of self-injurious behavior, most counselors and psychologists agree that there has been a dramatic increase in the number of teens and young adults who intentionally harm themselves. Self injurers are often reluctant to talk about their behavior and friends and family members are often shocked, scared, and don't know what to do. This program is planned to help sufferers as well as friends and family members. It is also intended to provide basic information to students pursuing careers where they are likely to encounter people engaging in self harm. Learn how to approach someone you are concerned about, what treatment approaches have been found to help, etc.
Finals are coming up soon…are you already stressing out??? Statistics on the stress levels of students in college reveal that 25% of students are poor at managing stress. Due to this stress the number of students who have engaged in self-harm behaviors such as cutting, picking at their skin, and occasionally burning themselves has risen drastically. Jane Etheridge, Director of the MSU Women's Center, will explore this intensely emotional, sensitive issue that currently affects numerous teens and young adults and also, those who care about them in this program called, Cut It Out. Attendees will learn what we know about self-injurious behaviors from research, who does it, why people self-harm, what helps the person who self-harms, how to help someone who self injures, what professionals can do, and helpful resources and websites. This program not only wants to raise awareness of this issue, but have an understanding of and end self-injurious behavior. Join us in this educational program about self-injury and help others Cut It Out of their lives.
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THE CURRENT CINEMA review of "Looper" and "Investigation of a Citizen Under Suspicion." In "Looper," directed by Rian Johnson, Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt play older and younger versions of the same man, Joe, a futuristic hit-man called a Looper, who kills targets who have been sent back in time. When Joe is asked to kill a future version of himself (a common occurrence, known as "closing the loop"), he disobeys his criminal employers. It's a surprisingly elegant and even elegiac movie, full of strange, befuddling joy. "Investigation of a Citizen Under Suspicion," directed by Elio Petri, won the Best Foreign Film Oscar in 1970, and follows a Roman law enforcement officer, played by Gian Maria Volonté, in the days after he murders his mistress. He's not just a murderer but the newly minted chief of political intelligence, in charge of repressive anti-dissident operations. It's a study in the minutiae of power—the hand on the shoulder, the dismissive wave, the patronizing squeeze of a cheek.
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MOUNT VERNON The annual Mount Vernon Recreation Departments Easter Egg Hunt will be Saturday, April 23, at 10 a.m. at Memorial Park. The egg hunt is held regardless of the weather.
The hunt will be for kids ages 0-13. The age brackets are 0-2, 3-4, 5-8 and 9-13. Many local businesses have donated prizes for the event. Prize eggs will be numbered and randomly scattered throughout the park. Bring a basket to carry the eggs, and come join he fun.
For more information contact the recreation department at 397-0979.
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This is a transmission electron micrograph of a strain of proteobacteria that has been exposed to arsenic in place of phosphorus. The bacteria grew much larger with the addition of arsenic and the subtraction of phosphorus, and scientists think the internal vacuole-like structures shown in this image may be responsible for the larger size. Courtesy Science/AAAS
Two new studies appearing today attempted to recreate a controversial December 2010 study by Felisa Wolfe-Simon and others, who fed the bacteria a cocktail of arsenic and deprived it of phosphorus. GFAJ-1 is found in California's Mono Lake, which contains arsenic-rich sediments. All of life uses six elements: oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur. Arsenic is chemically similar to phosphorus, but it's toxic. Wolfe-Simon's results indicated that at least one form of life could buck this trend and survive using arsenic.
Today in Science, Tobias Erb and colleagues at the Institute of Microbiology at ETH Zurich show that it can indeed grow under high-arsenate and low-phosphate conditions, but it needs at least a little bit of phosphate to grow at all. In Wolfe-Simon's original paper, the authors noted the presence of a small amount of phosphorus, but concluded it was too little to sustain the organisms. This is incorrect, according to Erb et al. The small amounts of phosphorus were indeed enough to keep the bacteria alive.
The Swiss team also found some arsenate-based compounds in the growth medium, but they determined that these formed abiotically. The small amount of arsenate metabolites that GFAJ-1 formed were negligible for sustaining life, they say.
"The new research shows that GFAJ-1 does not break the long-held rules of life, contrary to how Wolfe-Simon had interpreted her group's data," says a statement from Science, which took flak for publishing the controversial paper in a firestorm of controversy. The journal later published eight technical comments scrutinizing Wolfe-Simon's research methods.
For her part, Wolfe-Simon said in an email that the very small amounts of arsenate metabolites may help the organisms survive in environments with lots of arsenic.
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ISO doctored-up pork & beans recipe
I have one, but am tired of it. We've decided to have hot dogs for our Friday dinner this boating weekend. One gal is bringing a potato salad. So I thought baked beans would be another good side dish.
One of our members has a delicious recipe that we all love, but he doesn't seem to want to share it, so I don't want to ask him a third time.
Here's my recipe:
6 strips bacon, cut in 1" pieces
1/2 green pepper, chopped
4-5 green onions, chopped
1 tall or 2 small (28-oz) cans baked beans*
1/2 c catsup
1/3 c brown sugar
1 Tb Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper, to taste
*B&M Original, but they getting harder and harder to find in my area.
Cook bacon, remove from pan, leaving 2 Tb drippings. In drippings, saute green pepper and onions for 5 mins. Add remaining ingreds. and stir into casserole dish and bake 1/2 hr at 350, covered.
I use beans, catsup, brown sugar, molasses, BBQ sauce,a bit of yellow mustard, onion (yellow or white) and bacon. I don't really have a "recipe" I just start adding and tasting, but they are on the sweet side. And I bake them slow and fairly long so that they're not really "juicy".
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I had one we love, seems like it was a KFC "Copy Cat" that started with canned beans (I think navy beans) then you make the 'sauce' and it was a combo of bacon, onion, catsup, brown sugar, mustard...then you actually bake it (then can be transferred to crock pot.)
I will have to dig out the recipe, so will post tomorrow before noon if I can find it!This message has been edited. Last edited by: JANinMO,
Lori I use the same basic recipe you do but I have started using chili sauce in place of the ketchup since it has some zing to it... Good ole Heinze.. Then I might add a few drops of some kind of Louisiana hot sauce.... Plus a teaspoon on yellow mustard. I had to switch to the Bush brand because the beans were so hard to find.
I think there was a similar thread quite some time ago. If it's hot dogs, have you ever served Calico Beans with ground beef, bacon, and a variety of canned beans?
I'm like the others about doctoring up a can of pork & beans - catsup, dry mustard, onion, brown sugar, molasses. Slice raw bacon into squares and lay them across the top and bake.
Another favorite from my mom is apples in the beans. Sometimes I just use apple butter.
KFC Bake Beans (it says BBQ, but there is no BBQ sauce)
2 15-oz cans small white beans (with liquid)
2 T. water
1 T. cornstarch
1/2 cup ketchup
1/2 cup dark brown sugar
4 T. white vinegar
4 t. minced onion
2 pieces cooked bacon crumbled
1/2 t. dry mustard
1/4 t. salt
dash pepper
dash garlic powder
Pour entire contents of beans into a covered casserole.
combine water and cornstarch, stir until corn starch dissolves. Mix into the beans.
Stir in the remaining ingredients, cover.
Bake in 350 oven for 90 minutes, stirring every 30 minutes.
NOTES: I found this to be a little too "saucy", so I add another can (or two) of beans, but drain/rinse these.
I also add more bacon and a little prepared mustard
Some times I add little minced green or red pepper.
I have used navy beans, white kidney beans, or even 3 differ. kinds of beans for interest.
Jan, thank you so much. I checked my veg. binder and found I had about 13 untried recipes and your recipe was there.
I made thepioneerwoman.com recipe yesterday--just in case I didn't like it, I would have time to do another one today. It tastes fine, but I'll know better when I serve it for dinner Friday night and see if it disappears or not!
8 slices bacon, halved
1 med. onion, cut into sm. dice
1/2 med. green pepper, small dice
3 lg. (28-oz) cans pork and beans
3/4 c BBQ sauce
1/4 c distilled or cider vinegar
2 ts dry mustard or 2 Tb Dijon
I halved the recipe and used a 28-oz can of B&M Orig. Baked Beans and a 16-oz can of Bush's Orig. Baked Baked Beans (because that's what I had on hand--the beans in both brands looked identical, but the B&M beans tasted sweeter). I used KC Masterpiece BBQ sauce, distilled vinegar, and dry mustard.
It said to bake it for two hrs at 325. I baked it, covered, for 90 mins. and most of the liquid had been absorbed. If I do it again, I would only bake it for an hr. My plan for Friday night's dinner is to heat them for about 4 hrs. in my very little white Rival crockpot on low (not even sure if that little c/p has any temp. settings). I only hope they're not too mushy or dry and that I don't have to add any water.
Thank you all for your responses. Lurah, I even had your recipe that you posted back in 6/18/12, which itemized the entire recipe. It was on top and I was planning to make that one next. Should've looked in my binder before posting this thread! This message has been edited. Last edited by: CA Lori,
I use the same ingredients as you do but switch out the catsup for 1/4 cup Mayo.
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FYI, everyone raved about thepioneerwoman's baked beans recipe that I made for Friday night.
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3. The Tide's quarterback battle is about to take it up a notch (Stringbean).
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5. Auburn's football team is "Puppy-ville" this season.
6. Tailback Mike Dyer is a backup on paper only.
7. Barrett Trotter is ready to take the reins on The Plains.
8. Arkansas' De'Anthony Curtis is "thankful" to be back at running back.
9. The Hogs are now in fine-tuning mode leading up to Saturday's opener with Missouri State.
10. If Texas A&M does join the SEC — and if Arkansas doesn't leave for the Big 12 (Ha!) — will the Aggies and Razorbacks continue to play in Arlington, Texas? (A neutral site works for Florida-Georgia.)
11. LSU's defense is bracing for Oregon's up-tempo attack.
12. Redshirt freshman running back Jakhari Gore has been getting good reviews for his mimicry of the Ducks' LaMichael James in practice.
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14. Mississippi State has a big-play secondary.
15. A former walk-on has edged out highly-touted transfer Brandon Maye for a starting linebacker spot at MSU.
16. Dan Mullen says he's worried about a pair of "SEC-talented" D-linemen who'll line up for Memphis tomorrow night.
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18. With so many new faces in the lineup, Ole Miss fans will need a program to keep up.
19. This writer says the Rebels need to rebound now, not later.
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Beginning Thursday, Dec. 4 and running every Thursday through Saturday throughout the entire ski season, the restaurant will be featuring a prix fixe menu of James Beard House creations for $95.45 per person (regular menu items will also be available during these dates). With the changing menu, patrons may want to take advantage of this deal more than once.
Tapped by New York's culinary elite, Patton designed a "Taste of Telluride" gourmet experience for a sold-out dinner at the James Beard House on Oct. 23 of this year. As the evening's celebrity chef, Patton prepared a selection of "high altitude" dining options and served them with some high caliber wine pairings. Established in 1985 to honor legendary gourmand James Beard, the James Beard Foundation is dedicated to furthering the practice and appreciation of the culinary arts through scholarships, special events, educational programs, a culinary library, and annual James Beard Foundation Awards.
"It is a true honor for a chef to be invited to a place with such culinary prominence and history," said Karl Chase, sales and marketing director for The Inn at Lost Creek. "We are equally excited to recreate the menu here, in the setting that inspired it, and to share it with the Telluride community."
Locals will recognize some familiar names and ingredients, many of which were incorporated in a novel fashion to highlight and bring out the best of the area.
The James Beard House Pairing Menu choices may start with such delectable hors d' oeuvres as Stranahan's Bourbon Poached Pear with Arugula and Goat Cheese Crouton; Sweet-Cured Ruby Trout with King Salmon Caviar; Wild Game Sausage Sliders; or Fourteen Organic Vodka Marinated Stuffed Olives Wrapped in Elk Prosciutto paired with a Gruet Rosé NV.
Entrées pay homage to high-country ingredients with choices such as Bigtooth Maple Wood-Smoked Jamberry Salad with Haystack Farms Goat's-Milk Feta paired with Crios de Susana Balbo Torrontes 2007; Fat Tire Ale Brined Duck Breast with Truffle-Aged Balsamic Vinaigrette, Asparagus Bundle, and Lamb Pancetta-White Bean Hash paired with Alois Lageder Pinot Noir 2004; Cast-Iron Seared Halibut with Sparkling Sake Foam, Sprouts, Buckwheat Noodles, and Lemon Preserves paired with a Giaconda Aeolia Roussanne 2006; or Dry-Aged Buffalo Short Ribs with Hand-Picked Western Slope Mushrooms and Yukon Gold-Cippolini Onion Tart paired with Ridge Santa Cruz Mountains Estate Meritage 2005.
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An award-winning coach is facing accusations of harassment from some of his own athletes.
Matt Van Lierop is head track coach at Mount Olive College, where four of his former athletes told WNCN they felt very uncomfortable with how he treated members of the team. All four say they quit the team because of coach Lierop.
"I don't think he's fit to be a coach anywhere," Amber Thompson said.
She said she has loved running track since seventh grade. She was on the team at Mount Olive her freshman, sophomore and junior year, but said her coach drove her to quit this year.
"I'm kind of scared to be around him and dreaded going to practice just because I had to be around him," Thompson said.
She said her fear mostly came to how Van Lierop pinned girls against each other.
"For two years straight, there was bickering because of all this mess he put in everybody's head," she explained.
Thompson said the harassment continued off the field, through texting. She said often the texts would come after 9 p.m.
"He'd send me like 25 text messages within five minutes, just bashing my roommate," said Thompson. "Coach Matt asked the guys team which girls are sleeping with who and who they're going out with and when they're going out. Just really inappropriate things."
Thompson showed WNCN some of those texts.
"I texted him telling him my training wasn't going too well, that I had hurt my ankle and only ran the miles that day," Thompson said.
"He called me a retard."
She said Van Lierop then threatened her. "He told me he was going to have to kick my a**.
"I called him unprofessional, and he said, 'I don't know why I have to be professional.'"
WNCN tried to contact Van Lierop several times on the cell phone number the teammates provided, as well as on his desk phone. No one answered at either number.
WNCN also called and left messages for the athletic director that were unreturned.
Philip P. Kerstetter, the college president, issued a statement acknowledging the allegations.
"Although we are unable to report on personnel issues, it should be known that we are aware of the allegations," Kerstetter said. "Investigations have been made and addressed. We at Mount Olive College are committed to providing an environment that supports our students."
The school would not go into any further detail. But Thompson showed WNCN an email from Kerstetter that said he talked to the coach and they agreed on a set of commitments.
The commitments included promoting a positive atmosphere and interacting with the team in a fair, appropriate and respectful manner. The email also said it would be the assistant coaches who would be responsible for texting athletes if necessary, but only during reasonable hours.
Thompson said the school has had talks with her coach about this before.
"That never changed anything," Thompson said. "Things got worse."
She added, "Other girls are getting affected and they're afraid to step up. They're afraid to lose their scholarship and afraid of what's going to happen."
Thompson quit the team, but according to email correspondence, worked out a deal with the college. She said the president allocated other college funds equivalent to her athletic scholarship. The president said it's important for her to get receive a degree and this should remove her concerns.
Thompson said she has filed charges against Van Lierop and has a court date in September.
On Friday, Kerstetter released another statement saying, "The College maintains its position that it is unable to
discuss personnel issues. We have made
every effort to conduct a thorough investigation of the allegations brought to
our attention, and appropriate actions have been taken to ensure that the
students' concerns have been addressed.
We remain committed to providing a quality educational environment for
our students."
We also talked to several of coach Van Lierop's current track team members who had nothing but good things to say about him.
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