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Here's the final tally on who, what and where everything was rated for last week. There were 45 rated titles on 11 platforms (since we're counting Online and the Samsung TV): 360 (6), DS (6), Mac (3), PC (21), PS2 (2), PS3 (6), PSP (2), Samsung TV (1), Wii (7), and WiiWare (1). There were 32 of the 45 titles rated Everyone 10+ or lower, 10 rated Teen, and 3 titles (Resistance: Retribution for PSP, Velvet Assassin and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars) get all Mature on us.
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Speaking of Apple TV and the future, MacRumors reports that Apple's "hobby" lost its smaller SKU this morning as the 40GB Apple TV was cut from the Apple Store -- and Apple product lineup -- and the 160GB Apple TV was given a healthy price cut down from $329 to $229 [Apple Store link].
So our question becomes, is this a sign of Apple TV's slow slide to oblivion, or just a clearing of the deck before a long, long, long overdue update?
Storage aside, the Apple TV hardware has been unchanged since it was announced back in 2006 and then launched at Macworld 2007 alongside the introduction of the iPhone. The software received minor 1.x bumps before getting the <a href="http://www.imore.com/2008/01/15/apple-tv-2-rentals-hd-quality-free-software-upgrade-and-price-drop/>Take 2 treatment at Macworld 2008 as part of Apple's expansion into HD, TV, and Movie rentals, but since then has again been relegated to minor 2.x bumps -- mostly in keeping with iTunes and QuickTime updates.
Of course, with iTunes 9 and Snow Leopard's QuickTime X both being fairly significant updates this time around, no doubt another software bump is on its way... Could there finally be some new hardware coming with it?
We'll keep our hopes up, but we've learned to live with anticipointment...
FBI is knocking at your door CJ lol
the apple tv doesnt need a hardware update, it needs more hard drive space but all it does is play itunes content and its not slow at that, only reason for hardware update would be for games
This might finally get me to make a purchase. I've wanted one of these for a while, but thought 40 GB was too small, but 160 GB was too expensive. I'm going to see if the refurbed 160 units get down to $199 and I might pull the trigger. I'd rather do movie rentals through iTunes than my cable company anyway (same price but better experience via AppleTV).
I highly doubt they're killing the Apple TV, for a couple reasons:
Also, people, you can watch anything you didn't buy from iTunes on Apple TV. I watch all my store-bought DVDs on it. It's called ripping. (Or if you downloaded something, it's called converting.)
Another thing, people moan about the hard drive space of the Apple TV but the hard drive space doesn't matter a lick to me, I stream everything and it works great. I think a lot of people fundamentally misunderstand the appeal of Apple TV.
Or..................Apple are working on a DVR, maybe with Freeview (free to air tv in UK) capabilities.
This might possibly the allow for TV shows to be recorded to Apple TV internal hardrive and then synced to ipod/iphone for offline viewing!
No thanks CJ, I don't have room for a Buick in my entertainment center.
For $299, I can get a ps3. 120 GB, media center, bluray player, best gaming system, HD and much more. Apple tv is useless.
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Still waiting for them to scrap this and toss the software in the mac mini with a Blu-Ray SuperDrive and a new i5 chip. 500gb hard drive I'll buy one tomorrow!
refurbs have now been re-priced in the Apple Store: 40 GB for $149 or 160 GB for $189. I just picked up a 160 GB refurb- the price was finally right for me. I'll enjoy it even if they release new hardware soon or kill the product.
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Driver who hit roller blader should not have been behind the wheelOgema, Minn. (WDAY TV) - A local teen remains in a coma after being hit by a car while he was rollerblading. His best friend narrowly escaped a similar fate. Turns out, the driver should not have been behind the wheel. 30-year old Ross Dodd has an extensive criminal record that includes four DWI-related convictions and nine charges of driving after his license was suspended.
Despite Dodd's driving history, Becker County Sheriff Tim Gordon says in this case, alcohol was not a factor. He said the two boys were rollerblading in this direction when Dodd came up behind them. The two split and as you can see by the tire tracks, it appears Dodd tried to avoid them.
But it was too late for 16-year old Landon Hochstetler. He was hit and landed in the ditch. Hochstetler is in a coma at a Minneapolis hospital with a broken leg, fractured skull and possibly blood in his brain, according to his Caring Bridge site.
Sherman: "I've never seen anything like it before, especially not your best friend."
16-year old Sherman Eberle was with him, helping his best friend get in shape for hockey. He missed injury by just inches.
Sherman: "I don't know how it didn't hit us both."
But still hurts. He says the two of them normally do everything together, but this fight for life, Hochstetler must go at alone.
Sherman: "I hope he's okay, I dunno, a lot of things change fast."
So what about Dodd?
Gordon: "Bottom line, he should not have been in a car he should not have been driving."
He's in jail for driving without a license and violating his parole.
Gordon: "The state deemed him an imitable threat to public safety."
Dodd lives just half a mile from Hochstetler and Gordon says the two knew each other. Dodd declined our request for an interview.
Gordon: "He's distraught. He may be a bad driver, but he still has feelings."
Dodd may face criminal charges depending on what comes out of the investigation of this accident, which is still ongoing. Gordon does not believe alcohol or speed were factors in this accident. It was around dusk when the accident happened.
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For more coverage of the international signing period, see the July 2nd Content Index and my initial story about the Yankees unprecedented international plans. Here's the text of the above video:
What Is July 2nd?
The international amateur market, known as the July 2nd signing period, is getting attention from scouts and executives in the industry right now, with the domestic baseball schedule not getting started in earnest for a few more weeks.
Players born outside North America are first eligible to sign at age 16, with the signing period opening on July 2nd. The overwhelming majority of signees come from Latin America, led by the Dominican Republic and Venezuela.
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The talk of international baseball right now is a story I broke in December, that the New York Yankees plan on shattering their spending limits this year, spending over 10 times their bonus pool. See the links above for more details on this story.
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Gilbert Lara has the loose, handsy, fluid swing that scouts are looking for with the plus bat speed and raw power to project as a future All-Star. He hit a number of balls out to left field at the heavily scouted MLB showcase and hit a triple and homerun in the game portion of the event. The chatter among scouts is the Dominican third baseman has an agreement with the Milwaukee Brewers for a $3.2 million bonus.
Dermis Garcia is a Dominican shortstop that should start there in pro ball but likely ends up at third base, like Lara. Garcia has above average bat speed and raw power along with a swing that's more balanced and mature than many of his peers. Scouts say Garcia has a deal in place with the Yankees for $3.0 million, making him one of the headliners of what will be a deep class for the Bombers. Scouts believe the Yankees already have 6 deals in place and I have scouting reports on all of these players at scoutingbaseball.com.
The top pitcher in this year's class is Huascar Ynoa, who has a famous older brother in A's righty Michael Ynoa, who holds the record for the top July 2nd pitcher bonus at $4.25 million. At the MLB showcase, Huascar worked at 91-93 mph with a chance for three plus pitches, including an advanced changeup and improving curveball. He doesn't have a deal in place yet, but is likely to receive a bonus of $2 million or more on July 2nd.
Check out scoutingbaseball.com for videos and scouting reports on dozens of other July 2nd prospects, more details of the Yankees plans and intel from scouts on the players that clubs are targeting and the bonuses they may receive.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine have uncovered some surprising insights about the process of axon amputation, or "pruning," in a study published May 21 in the journal Nature Communications. Axon pruning has mystified scientists curious to know how a neuron can unleash a self -destruct mechanism within its axon, but keep it from spreading to the rest of the cell. The researchers' findings could offer clues about the processes underlying some neurological disorders.
"Aberrant axon pruning is thought to underlie some of the causes for neurodevelopmental disorders, such as schizophrenia and autism," said Mohanish Deshmukh, PhD, professor of cell biology and physiology at UNC and the study's senior author. "This study sheds light on some of the mechanisms by which neurons are able to regulate axon pruning."
Axon pruning is part of normal development and plays a key role in learning and memory. Another important process, apoptosis — the purposeful death of an entire cell — is also crucial because it allows the body to cull broken or incorrectly placed neurons. But both processes have been linked with disease when improperly regulated.
The research team placed mouse neurons in special devices called microfluidic chambers that allowed the researchers to independently manipulate the environments surrounding the axon and cell body to induce axon pruning or apoptosis.
They found that although the nerve cell uses the same poison — a group of molecules known as Caspases — whether it intends to kill the whole cell or just the axon, it deploys the Caspases in a different way depending on the context.
"People had assumed that the mechanism was the same regardless of whether the context was axon pruning or apoptosis, but we found that it's actually quite distinct," said Deshmukh. "The neuron essentially uses the same components for both cases, but tweaks them in a very elegant way so the neuron knows whether it needs to undergo apoptosis or axon pruning."
In apoptosis, the neuron deploys the deadly Caspases using an activator known as Apaf-1. In the case of axon pruning, Apaf-1 was simply not involved, despite the presence of Caspases. "This is really going to take the field by surprise," said Deshmukh. "There's very little precedent of Caspases being activated without Apaf-1. We just didn't know they could be activated through a different mechanism."
In addition, the team discovered that neurons employ other molecules as safety brakes to keep the "kill" signal contained to the axon alone. "Having this brake keeps that signal from spreading to the rest of the body," said Deshmukh. "Remarkably, just removing one brake makes the neurons more vulnerable."
Deshmukh said the findings offer a glimpse into how nerve cells reconfigure themselves during development and beyond. Enhancing our understanding of these basic processes could help illuminate what has gone wrong in the case of some neurological disorders.
The study's co-authors include Corey L. Cusack, Vijay Swahari, W. Hampton Henley and J. Michael Ramsey of UNC.
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The UNC research, which was carried out in a frog model as well as human cells, will be published April 29, 2013, in the journal Developmental Cell.
"There has been a lot of interest in studying the vasculature because of its role in a wide range of disease states, as well as human development. But there are very few transcription factors that are known to affect the vasculature. To find a new one is quite unique, and then to be able to link it up to a known network of vascular development is surprising and encouraging," said senior study author Frank Conlon, PhD, an associate professor of genetics in the UNC School of Medicine.
During vascular development, specialized cells coalesce into three-dimensional "cords" that then hollow out to provide a path for transporting blood throughout the body. This process involves the complex coordination of molecular entities like growth factors and signaling molecules, defects that have been associated with human illnesses such as cancer, stroke, and atherosclerosis.
Conlon has long been interested in understanding how these various molecular players come together in the cardiovascular system. In 2008, his laboratory showed that a gene called CASZ1 is involved in the development of heart muscle. In this study, he and his colleagues decided to look for its role in the development of blood vessels.
Marta S. Charpentier and Kathleen S. Christine, lead authors of the study and graduate students in Conlon's laboratory, removed CASZ1 from frog embryos and looked to see how its absence affected the development of the vasculature. Without CASZ1, the frogs failed to form branched and functional blood vessels. When they removed the CASZ1 gene from cultured human cells, Charpentier and Christine saw similar defects: the cells did not sprout or branch correctly due to their inability to maintain proper adhesions with the surrounding extracellular matrix.
"If you take out CASZ1, these cultured human cells try to migrate by sending out these filopodia or little feet, but what happens is it is like someone nails down the back end of those growing vessels. They try to move and keep getting thinner and thinner, and like an elastic band it gets to be too much and just snaps back. It appears to cause an adhesion defect that makes the cells too sticky to form normal vessels," said Conlon.
CASZ1 is a transcription factor, a master switch that controls when and where other genes are expressed. Therefore, Charpentier and Christine did a series of experiments to explore CASZ1's influence on a known vascular network, involving other genes called Egfl7 and RhoA. When Charpentier and Christine added the Egfl7 gene to her CASZ1-depleted cells, the defect in blood vessel formation went away, suggesting that the two genes are connected. They then showed that CASZ1 directly acts on the Egfl7 gene, and that this activity in turn activates the RhoA gene, which is known to be required for cellular behaviors associated with adhesion and migration.
Transcription factors themselves are so essential that they are generally considered to be "undruggable," but the researchers say that further studies into how specific transcription factors work and the targets they control could eventually lead to new drug candidates.
"Egfl7 is a therapeutic target of interest, because companies such as Genentech are already working on it for cancer therapy," said Charpentier. "Figuring out how it is regulated is important not just for understanding the biology of it, but also for discovering targets that could trigger the development of innovative therapeutic strategies for cardiovascular disease."
The research was a collaboration between the Conlon, Taylor, and Bautch labs at the McAllister Heart Institute at UNC and was funded by the National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association. Study co-authors from UNC were Nirav M. Amin, PhD; Kerry M. Dorr; Erich J. Kushner, PhD; Victoria L. Bautch, PhD; and Joan M. Taylor, PhD.
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The forum, which followed the Friday morning keynote address by Dr. Harold E. Varmus, is a critical component to the success of the Smithies Symposium. It provides an opportunity for fellows both to hear the inspiring stories of previous Nobel Prize winners and to highlight the critical research they are doing to impact medicine. The School of Medicine would like to thank all fellows for participating in the forum as well as all attendees of the morning and afternoon events.
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The keynote speaker at this year's symposium was Dr. Harold E. Varmus, MD, director of the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health and co-winner of the 1989 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of the cellular origin of retroviral oncogenes.
In keeping with the goals of the symposium, Dr. Varmus shared inspiring stories about the people who influenced him and highlighted the critical experiences and driving forces that led to his successes. Dr. Varmus also discussed the development of his passion for discovery and how interpersonal relationships can influence the quality of a scientist's work. Science, when conducted in the most exciting ways, Dr. Varmus told the audience, involves partnerships, friendly rivalries, and a wide spectrum of human relationships.
While the 90-minute lecture shed light on Dr. Varmus's studies of the genetic basis of cancer, it also revealed the interdisciplinary path of his career, which began with a love for and dedication to literature, specifically to the work of Charles Dickens and to seventeenth-century English poets and essayists. Varmus received his master's degree in English from Harvard University in 1962.
"It's trite to say, but being familiar with literature influences how I live and how I relate to life around me," said Varmus.
Intellectual diversity and interdisciplinary interests match the vision of the Smithies Symposium.
"This event is not particular to the School of Medicine," said Dr. Smithies, whose genetics research earned him the 2007 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. "It is for the university as a whole. It's meant to inspire other lecturers to come to campus and speak to our students. I believe it has the potential to have an impact across disciplines and across the university."
Dr. Smithies believes that the symposium offers all UNC students an opportunity to learn from those who have made major contributions to their fields. He credits similar lectures he attended as a young man for inspiring his rigor as a scientist.
"The symposium is an attempt to expose students to people who have made remarkable discoveries and impacted science," said Smithies. "I had the same experience when I was a student and Linus Pauling came to Oxford University, and that was before he won either of his Nobel Prizes. But he was an inspiring lecturer and I hope that the same sort of inspiration I received will be given to other students."
Post-doctoral fellows from multidisciplinary backgrounds across the university participated in the selection of Dr. Varmus, who was honored to be chosen, in large part because of his respect for the UNC's Smithies.
"I admire Oliver greatly," said Varmus. "His dedication to rigorous science is the main reason I came for the lecture. Of course, I also came because North Carolina is a nice place to visit."
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The accomplishment provides a much-needed resource for scientists eager to uncover the true mechanisms of human stem cell biology. It also enables them to explore new tactics to treat inflammatory bowel disease or to ameliorate the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, which often damage the gut.
"Not having these cells to study has been a significant roadblock to research," said senior study author Scott T. Magness, PhD, assistant professor in the departments of medicine, biomedical engineering, and cell biology and physiology at UNC. "Until now, we have not had the technology to isolate and study these stem cells – now we have to tools to start solving many of these problems"
The UNC study, published online April 4, 2013, in the journal Stem Cells, represents a leap forward for a field that for many years has had to resort to conducting experiments in cells from mice. While significant progress has been made using mouse models, differences in stem cell biology between mice and humans have kept researchers from investigating new therapeutics for human afflictions.
"While the information we get from mice is good foundational mechanistic data to explain how this tissue works, there are some opportunities that we might not be able to pursue until we do similar experiments with human tissue," lead study co-author Adam D. Gracz, a graduate student in Magness' lab. Megan K. Fuller, MD, was also co-lead author of the study.
The Magness lab was the first in the United States to isolate and grow single intestinal stem cells from mice, so they had a leg up when it came to pursuing similar techniques in human tissue. Plus the researchers were able to get sections of human small intestine for their experiments that otherwise would have been discarded after gastric bypass surgery at UNC.
To develop their technique, the researchers investigated whether the approach they had taken in mice would work in human tissue. They first looked to see if the same molecules they had found stuck on the surface of mouse stem cells were also present on human stem cells. The researchers established that these specific molecules – called CD24 and CD44 -- were indeed the same between the two species. They then attached fluorescent tags to these molecules and used a special machine called a fluorescence activated cell sorter to identify and isolate the stem cells from the small intestine samples.
They found that not only could they isolate the human stem cells from human intestinal tissue, but that they also could separate different types of intestinal stem cells from each other. These two types of stem cells – active and reserve – are a hot topic for stem cell researchers who are still trying to figure out how reserve stem cells cycle in to replenish active stem cells damaged by injury, chemotherapy or radiation.
"Now that we have been able to do this, the next step is to carefully characterize these populations to assess their potential," said Magness. "Can we expand these cells outside of the body to potentially provide a cell source for therapy? Can we use these for tissue engineering? Or to take it to the extreme, can we genetically modify these cells to cure inborn genetic disorders or inflammatory bowel disease? Those are some questions that we are going to explore in the future."
The research was funded by the North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute (NC TraCS), home of the Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) at UNC.]]>


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CAIRO (AP) — Egypt is bracing for more violence after the Muslim Brotherhood called for nationwide marches after Friday prayers and a "day of rage" to denounce this week's unprecedented bloodshed in the security forces' assault on the supporters of the country's ousted Islamist president that left more than 600 dead.
The government has authorized the use of deadly force against protesters targeting police and state institutions while the international community has urged both sides to show restraint and end the turmoil engulfing the nation.
At least 638 people were confirmed killed and nearly 4,000 wounded in Wednesday's violence, sparked when riot police backed by armored vehicles, snipers and bulldozers smashed the two sit-ins in Cairo where ousted President Mohammed Morsi's supporters had been camped out for six weeks to demand his reinstatement.
It was the deadliest day by far since the 2011 popular uprising that overthrew autocratic ruler Hosni Mubarak and plunged the country into more than two years of instability.
The Health Ministry said that 288 of those killed were in the largest protest camp in Cairo's Nasr City district, while 90 others were slain in a smaller encampment in Giza, near Cairo University. Others died in clashes that broke out between Morsi's supporters and security forces or anti-Morsi protesters elsewhere in the Egyptian capital and other cities.
Violence spread on Thursday, with government buildings set afire, policemen gunned down and scores of Christian churches attacked. An angry crowd stormed the governor's office in Giza, the city next to Cairo that is home to the pyramids. State TV blamed Morsi's supporters for the arson and broadcast footage showing firefighters evacuating employees from the larger building of Giza's government offices.
As turmoil spread, the Interior Ministry authorized the use of deadly force against protesters targeting police and state institutions. Egypt's military-backed government also pledged to confront "terrorist actions and sabotage" allegedly carried out by Muslim Brotherhood members.
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Many people complained that authorities were preventing them from obtaining permits to bury their dead, although the Muslim Brotherhood announced that several funerals had been held Thursday.
A woman cradled the head of a slain man in her lap, fanning it with a paper fan. Nearby, an anguished man shouted, "God take revenge on you el-Sissi!" a reference to the powerful military chief, Gen. Abdel-Fatah el-Sissi.
Slumped over the body of his brother, Ihab el-Sayyed said the 24-year-old was getting ready for his wedding next week. "Last time I heard his voice was an hour or two before I heard of his death," he said, choking back tears.
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Wednesday's deadly crackdown drew widespread condemnation from the Muslim world and the West.
President Barack Obama canceled joint U.S.-Egypt military exercises scheduled for next month, although he gave no indication that the U.S. planned to cut off its $1.3 billion in annual military aid to the country. The U.S. administration has avoided declaring Morsi's ouster a coup, which would force it to suspend the military aid.
"While we want to sustain our relationship with Egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back," Obama said, speaking from his weeklong vacation in Massachusetts.
Egypt's interim government issued a late night statement saying the country is facing "terrorist actions targeting government and vital institutions" by "violent militant groups." The statement expressed "sadness" for the killings of Egyptians and pledged to work on restoring law and order.
The statement also warned that Obama's position "while it's not based on facts can empower the violent militant groups and encourage them in its anti-stability discourse."
The biennial Bright Star maneuvers, long a centerpiece of the deep ties between the U.S. and Egyptian militaries, have not been held since 2009, as Egypt grappled with the fallout from the revolution that ousted Mubarak. Morsi, a member of the Brotherhood, was elected president in 2012 during Egypt's first democratic elections.
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Ishaq Ibrahim of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights said his group had documented at least 39 cases of violence against churches, monasteries, Coptic schools and shops in different parts of the country on Wednesday.
Fearful of more violence Friday, some main streets were closed and people in many neighborhoods set up cement blocks and metal barricades. Residents checked IDs in scenes reminiscent of the 2011 revolution when vigilante-style groups set up neighborhood watches to prevent looting and other attacks.
The turmoil is the latest chapter in a bitter standoff between Morsi's supporters and the interim leadership that took over the Arab world's most populous country following a July 3 coup. The military ouster came after millions of Egyptians took to the streets to demand Morsi step down, accusing him of giving the Brotherhood undue influence and failing to implement vital reforms or bolster the ailing economy.
Morsi has been held at an undisclosed location ever since. Other Brotherhood leaders, including several arrested Wednesday, have been charged with inciting violence or conspiring in the killing of protesters.
The Brotherhood has spent most of its 85 years as an outlawed group or enduring crackdowns by successive governments. The latest developments could prompt the authorities to once again declare it an illegal group and force it to go underground.
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When Kevin Cooper, executive director of the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce wraps up his day at the office, he heads home to do some reading. Unfortunately, his literature usually consists of dense business textbooks.
In addition to working full time at the chamber, Cooper is a full-time student, who is taking online classes at night to earn his MBA from Florida State University. In his free time, he and his wife, Missy, work to remodel their home's interior. When Missy Cooper learned of the Design and Dine contest, she thought it would be the perfect opportunity to earn the couple some much-needed relaxation.
"Kevin works so hard," she said. "It's pretty much been nonstop work for two-and-a-half of the three years we've been married. We've finished most of the remodeling, and the backyard is kind of the last, looming project. When he graduates in May, it would be amazing if we could finally enjoy some time to just hang out and relax."
The couple met in Akron, Ohio, after Kevin Cooper retired from a six-year career in the Army. After moving to Sarasota in 2008, and they both say they've enjoyed the change. They regularly compare the local temperature with that of their home state as a reminder.
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TURIN, Italy — A sharper view of the early universe than any other image has captured so far was released July 5 by the European Space Agency. Its Planck satellite, launched in May 2009, has been sweeping the sky to record microwave radiation, the remnant glow from the Big Bang, which created the universe about 13.7 billion years ago.
Planck's new image, recorded at nine frequencies, depicts subtle variations in the universe's temperature at different points in the sky, reflecting the distribution of matter when the universe was 380,000 years old. At that time the initial cosmic fireball receded, allowing radiation to flow freely through space. Patterns within the cosmic microwaves provide clues to the history of the universe, including the formation of galaxies and their growth into huge structures. Planck data will also help pin down even more precisely various properties of the cosmos, such as how old it is and what mix of various forms of matter and energy it is made of.
In the Planck map, the white and blue areas represent foreground interference from the Milky Way and other galaxies; that data must be subtracted before the primordial microwaves (represented by the yellow and reddish portions of the image) can be fully analyzed. Do not attempt to analyze the visible portion of the primordial microwaves on your own, though. This image has been intentionally degraded to prevent scientists not on the Planck team from drawing any premature conclusions, Nazzareno Mandolesi, the principal investigator for one of Planck's instruments, said during a news conference in Turin at the ESOF 2010 conference, organized by the Euroscience Open Forum.
Positioned at a gravitationally stable point 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, the Planck satellite should ultimately improve measurements of basic cosmological data by a factor of five compared with NASA's WMAP satellite, which was launched in 2003 and has provided the most precise microwave background information available so far.
Planck's new map was based on six months of sky sweeps. ESA plans to release findings on some matters of astrophysical interest by early next year, Mandolesi said, but results on major cosmic questions are not planned for public release until 2012.
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We stayed here in site P8. This site has a great view of the mountains and overlooks the French Broad River. Sites P1 thru P5 seem to have an even better view. The premium sites are paved with full hookups. The sites which are not premium are also nice sites, they are just not paved and do not have a view. This is a small park on the top of a mountain. It is convenient to Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway, each being about 10 minutes away. The owners were nice and helpful.
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Since 1973, the Southern Oral History Program has worked to preserve the voices of the southern past. We have collected more than 5,000 interviews with people from all walks of life—from mill workers to civil rights leaders to future presidents of the United States. Made available through UNC's renowned Southern Historical Collection online, these interviews capture the vivid personalities, poignant personal stories, and behind-the-scenes decision-making that bring history to life.
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Timothy Jacobs, a member of the Tuscarora people in eastern North Carolina, has lived a life of activism fighting for his tribe's rights. Famously, in February of 1988, Jacobs, along with Eddie Hatcher, took part in the armed seizure of the Lumberton, N.C., Robesonian newspaper to call attention to local corruption and mistreatment of Native Americans. In this clip, Jacobs describes his family's history of activism and how it influenced his own views and actions.To read and listen to the entire interview, which explores many other aspects of Jacobs' activism, click here.
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Oral histories from Dr. Raul Necochea's fall 2013 seminar: The Revenge of the Sick: History of Medicine from the Patient's Point of View are now online! This is the second year Dr. Necochea has donated materials from this seminar to our collection, and we are excited about this collaboration with the UNC School of Medicine. His students interviewed clinicians who worked at North Carolina Memorial Hospital from the 1950s to the 1980s. The interviews were guided by the question, "What was considered 'good doctoring' decades ago?" These interviews seek to provide perspective on how definitions of medical competence and professionalism change and remain over time by asking experienced clinicians for stories that illustrate their training and how they practiced in circumstances that may be different from those today. The interviews also contribute to the institutional memory of the UNCSOM by preserving testimonies of older practitioners familiar with the history of the University of North Carolina Health Care System.You can access the interviews in our database here.
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Gingered Pumpkin Bisque Recipe
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Every spoonful of this pretty pumpkin soup hints of autumn. Serve it as the first course at your special, sit-down dinners. —Patricia Kile, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
- 1/3 cup chopped shallots
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 tablespoons King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 1/3 cup apple cider or juice
- 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons canned pumpkin
- 2 tablespoons plus 1-1/2 teaspoons maple syrup
- 1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Dash ground cloves
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream or half-and-half cream
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Additional heavy whipping cream, optional
- Fresh thyme sprigs, optional
- In a small saucepan, saute the shallots, onion and ginger in oil until tender. Stir in flour until blended; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until golden brown. Gradually stir in broth and cider. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Stir in the pumpkin, syrup and seasonings. Return to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from the heat; cool slightly.
- In a blender, process soup in batches until smooth. Return all to the pan. Stir in cream and vanilla; heat through (do not boil). If desired, drizzle individual servings with additional cream and garnish with thyme sprigs. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Gingered Pumpkin Bisque in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2008, p121
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Reviewed Oct. 2, 2013
This is really, really good. Have also made with butternut squash cubes instead of pumpkin. If you make w/ squash increase simmer time to 20 min or bake cubes in oven 20 min @ 350 degrees. The remaining of this recipe is the same.
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Wondeful flavor!
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This was the best pumpkin soup I've ever tasted! I get requests to make it all the time and it is so easy to make too. Definately a keeper!
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My husband who hates ginger and maple syrup LOVED it. My friend who hates pumpkin, LOVED it. My 4 year old who hates everything, at every drop!! It was delicious to say the least!
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