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After watching the Body of Works video last night my husband asked me to post this question - I love him :)
How do you stay "consistent" in eating clean when you are out of town for a long period of time (ie - going to Canad for 5 days to visit family) he asked if it really is possible and if so what does it look like.
Also how to continue to exercise although i would take clean eating over exercising if i had to pick just one.
Thanks for your suggestions and or past experiences - they are greatly appreciated.
CoryLife IS GoodNot in BFL challenge currently
Hi Cory,
Travelling means more planning. Here is what I would do..
1. Tell relatives that you are visiting that you are eating healthier now, and you might not always eat the same thing as them, and that you will be eating more often.
2. When you get to their house, get to the supermarket and buy you some healthy groceries.
3. Offer to cook them a few meals BFL style.
4. If you do get into a situation of going out to a restaurant or not having control of meal preparation, make the best choices of those available.
5. Before you get there ask them if they have exercise equipment or if they know of local gyms. Remember cardio is relatively easy to do outdoors with just your feet as equipment.
6. Arrange for a day pass to the gym if available.
7. This one might seem sneaky, but......most hotels have exercise facilities. I am not above using them even if I am not a hotel guest. It helps if you have a frequent guest card (which you can get at the hotel's website.)
8. If you plan on using supplements/protein powder/bars...make sure to pack them as they might not be available once you get there.
Those are all fantastic suggestions.
I would further recommend taking several MRPs (meal replacement packets). Sometimes that might be the option. Either that or protein powder and apples or something.
Some here who travel a lot use resistance bands when they cannot get to a gym to hit the weights.
Jessica Mighty Max ~ 2013 Body-for-LIFE Champion ~ Champion is a VERB!
Jessica, great suggestion on the resistance bands!!!
Excellent suggestions!
Where there is a will, there is a way.
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I've also packed cans of tuna, apples, bars, and shakes. I've found them especially useful when travelling on business and staying in hotels.
Thanks for everyones ideas, they are great. I think what i really need to admit to myself is that "I" failed to take care of myself on this last trip, that it was more important for me to not look "odd" in my eating than to be taking care of myself and that my husband is not embarassed by my eating, he is my number 1 rah rah person in all of this.
I guess i just have to decide that i will take care of myself and get past being embarassed for being different - because the outcomes are so worth the effort i am sure - and the next time just stick up for myself and let my needs be known.
Thanks everyone for the great ideas though they will be most helpful next time.
The other thing too, most places these days will accomidate your eating paterns. I have found cause i go on business a lot and since i have started (been out of town 3 of my 4 weeks). That most restaraunts can steam veggies for you as well as make you a plain grilled chicken ***. All you need to remember is portion control. I have found that the leftover meal makes for a great second meal the next day. Just an idea. I also agree with the resistance bands as well.
I'm facing the same dilemma. I will be camping for 1-2 weeks in June and traveling for the last 5 days of my challenge. I just called around today for each of the two locations and found gyms that will accommodate my short stay, even if they don't publish daily or weekly rates on their websites. Bally's quoted me $25 for a 2-week stay. Not bad!
My bigger issue on the camping trip will be finding a gym with shower facilities, since our camp won't have one.
Becky - WOW good for you to be so close to the end of your challenge. I have faith that you are going to finish strong, well and with a shower after your workouts - good luck and let me know how it went.
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Republic Ground units pack EAW/FOC 2014Apr 17, 2014 Models Pack 4 comments
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Alliance GC mod was initialy a Spanish mod started 4 years ago and it has had many different versions, next it was translated to other languages like English and German.
Alliance 2.4X is a total conversion ambiented on the Civil War between Empire and Rebel Alliance with the Black Sun and one new faction named Free Side.
It adds new features to the game, these are some of the most important:
-Underworld side is now the Black Sun.
-New galactic conflicts with tactical events adding new histories to the mod, the old Episode IV to Episode VI, Rogue Squadron, Thrawn Campaign, Dark Empire, Jedi Academy, Dark Saber or the new Rebellion Birth are the main.
-You can play the old and the new grand campaing which it joins all the histories on only one.
-New space and ground maps bigger and more fun with thousands of new structures.
-Thousands of units, many new space units, new super weapons, new ground walkers, new tanks and many more, probably the biggest list of units added on a mod with complete detail.
-New IA improved. Thousands of new changes making IA a harder player.
-New faction, the Free Side, now you can play with the union from all pirate planets on some of the galactic conflicts or on skirmiss.
-A complete demo named Light Alliance with most of these changes but specially made for lower computers.
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Here you can know about the better incoming options for this year or at least non too far in the future:
Vol`Talkes is probably the most promising. It is a game at development thanks to one deal from RazielKanos and his team with Petroglyph for create their own game with the Glyph Engine. It will be a game very similar to EAW and friendly for modding because it will be one of their main objectives, a game where the EAW community can import all their mods.
You can read here the description from RazielKanos.
My name is Chris, some of you may remember me from the Steiner Modding Group
A handful of people from different modding groups came together to get Empire at War to the next level.
Right now we are working on Empire at War 2 - well not literally - but we have a deal with Petroglyph that we may use the Glyph Engine to create our own game. No, it will not be a Star Wars game - the story takes part in our own universe, but since we all come from the modding scene we're going to put a huge priority on creating a very modding friendly game.
We hope you guys will help us to make this game happen, tell us YOUR most annoying things in EaW/FoC so we can try to iron that stuff out. So far wet added some basic modding tools directly into the game. The gam will convert your graphics into DDS files, it will create your textfiles out of a simple txt file and we have a ALO converter for the latest version of 3D Max (2013) and plan (after release) also to try to get something for blender too. Thats unfortunately quite tricky since blender doesn't really read the DirectX shaders, so this will take a bit more time...
We currently are in need of a person that can create our models and pout textures on them, since our guy we had in the team isn't able to do that any longer for us
So if you're interested to see your work in a real game, let me know. You also get a share from the profit the game will make, so no need to work for nuts and glory only
If interested please send me a message at email@example.com
We also need you help on facebook to get more likes! feel free to tell your teams and friends about our game, the more people we reach the easier we will be able to rise money to finish the game
Last but not least let me show you our feature list for this game
Gameplay Features
• more than 40 different units
• hardpoint-based strike options guarantee deep tactical gameplay
• no simple paper-scissor-stone mechanics
• intense and long battles with hundrets of units under your command
• plan your attacks in a huge galactic scale on long term objectives
• 2 different game layers in real time - a strategic galaxy map and tactical battle enviroments
• 5 different fractions
• 2 playable fractions
Singleplayer Features
• singleplayer campaign with 60-80 hours of gameplay
• open world (galaxy) gameplay
• player decisions have an huge impact on story development and unlock different units and allies
• many different side missions, that want to be found and mastered
• different strategic and tactical options guarantee gameplay rich in variety
• tactical use of Power-Ups
• long lasting support after launch with new maps, missions and units
Multiplayer Features
• Units unlock after progress in singleplayer campaign
• Unlock of powerful hero units
• 2 playable fractions
• different tech-trees
• hardcore hero units (they die once, they're gone)
• tactical buffs and debuffs
• buff crafting system
• huge shipyards develop new units and heroes
• coop multiplayer with 4 players vs 4 NPC's
• up to 4 vs 4 player battles
Glyph is the graphics engine from alamo made by Petroglyph and it is probably 100% compatible with EAW/FOC. They have a 3Dmax 2013 export plugin and with it, import models from EAW/FOC to this Glyph engine can be easier. Of course we will need to make again the space/ground maps and more but it is probably the best option.
The unique bad point, it can be how the game will run at directx 9 but I do not see it as a bad point. Probably it is better for the type of machines that all we run and for import the EAW/FOC stuff from our mods.
RazielKanos has announced the price from the game at 25€ for the standart edition and 35€ for the deluxe edition.
Now we do not know a release date but I hope that it will not be too far in the future. At least we can think how all our EAW/FOC will not die here and it will have a very fun future for all us.
When I started this news, I spoke about more options, yes, there will be more options. The second will be the next game from Petroglyph, it is named Grey Goo and it will be sell by a new and unknow company named Greybox Greybox.com
Grey Goo will be a RTS very similar at concept to the old C&C games but because it is developed by Petroglyph, we can think how the game will be able edited.
I can imagine that it will remember a lot to Universe at War because it will be centered at one planet.
The game will be released this year at Steam. You can see some screenshots here and more at this site. Greybox.com
Personally, it looks very good but we do not know if it has strategic map and we are very close to know how it has not space battles or something similar. Of course it can be good for a type of mod as my last Universe at War mod.
Well, these are by the moment the best options. Probably there will be more, I know about one 4X RTS game which it looks very good but I do not know if it will be able edited. It is named Novus Aeterno, you can check it at kickstarter Kickstarter.com
Another game which I follow very close because probably I will edit it, it will be the next Close Combat The Bloody First Matrixgames.com . It will be a new title from this old saga but set at 3D with a new engine made under Unity3D engine. We do not know too much about it but we know how it will be able edit mostly and it will be similar to the other Close Combat games but at 3D. Other features will be these:
-There will be a scenario editor with an integrated map editor. Typical Map sizes will be comparable to the existing game.
-It will add a destructible environment, not at 100% but similar or bigger than other CC games.
-As other CC games, the multiplayer will be 1 vs 1.
-There will not be strategic map but you will be able choose your troops.
-The Bloody First is the US 1st Division who fought through Tunisia, Sicily and Normandy. You will be able to play through all three campaigns. Another huge difference will be this campaign mode, it will be more CC3 style than CC5.
As you can see it will be a wargame at 3D and real time. I like a lot this games and I made before several mods for them, even one Star Wars mod for Close Combat V. Now if they make a new version and at 3D, perhaps I make similar mods, even one from Star Wars, there are many things from this type of games that you can not see at other games.
Well, I recomend you check this games at specially vote as "I like" at facebook for Vol`Talkes Facebook.com , it will help them a lot.
About me, by the moment I will continue editing the mods that I have but the first time that I can move my ass to another game joining the features from EAW, I will move my Alliance mod to it at 100% and I will forget EAW forever. Have fun.
This is a pack joining most of the Clone Wars Ground Units from Republic faction added at my mods, you can check them in the Encyclopedia section from...
This is a pack joining most of the Clone Wars Ground Structures models from CIS faction added at my mods, you can check them in the Encyclopedia section...
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Activation email isn't coming on your site nomada (I have gmail).
It's not in spam or other place like this.
Nomada you rock. I sense 2014 will be a freakin' good year for EaW
I downloaded the Patch 5.0b and it came out as a html file not a exe and I could not work out how to get it to work is it meant to be a html file ?
I will delete any guest message about problems.
I have upgraded the 5.0b patch with all the fix from the week, specially it fixs several problems with the Hutts. After it, probably I will update the patch each few time, at least thanks to the good performance from google drive uploading big files.
Wenn ich das auf Firefox gedownloade habe und die Datei entpacken will sagt es mir das das Archiv beschädigt ist und nicht entpacken werden kann
hi downloaded the 5.0b patch ran the installer, but the patch doesn't come with a new shortcut for the patch and the 3.7b shortcut only brings up the 4.7b mod.
Could u either make a shortcut for the 5.0b patch or just tell me what the correct "Target" path should be for the shortcut?
thanks :)
It has not sense when the patch is for the 4.7b.
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- July 2: Early-bird registration ends ($100)
- July 27: Abstracts due for presentations and posters
- August 3: Acceptance notifications for presentations and posters
- August 16: Last day to book your hotel reservations
- August 31: Posters Due (if Flow Science is printing it for you; if not, bring to the conference)
- September 4: Regular registration ends ($150)
- After September 4: Registration fee ($200)
- September 6: Presentations Due
- September 12: Opening Reception & Poster Session: North Point Lounge at the Conference Hotel
- September 12: Poster deadline: Bring your poster with you to the reception
- September 13: Conference Dinner
Accommodations: Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf- Reservation Deadline: Thursday, August 16
The official conference hotel is the Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf, located in the historic Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, CA. We have negotiated a special rate of $209/night + tax, which includes high-speed internet access. Rates apply from September 10-14. If you are not able to secure the pre and post nights you want through our reservation link, please reserve your room nights through the Hyatt's general website or email us for assistance.
The hotel booking deadline is Thursday, August 16, 2012.
Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf
555 North Point Street
San Francisco, CA 94133
About San Francisco, CA
Fisherman's Wharf
Fishing boats, sea lions basking in the sun, seafood stalls, steaming crab cauldrons, seafood restaurants and sourdough French bread bakeries … you know you're in world-famous Fisherman's Wharf. Souvenir shops and historic ships add to the atmosphere. The historic F-Line streetcar and two cable car lines terminate in the area and sightseeing boats and boat charters link to Alcatraz ("The Rock"), Angel Island and other points around San Francisco Bay. (Excerpt taken from San Francisco Travel)
Travel/Airport Information
Hotel Address
Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf
555 North Point Street,
San Francisco, California, USA 94133
Tel: +1 415 563 1234 Fax: +1 415 486 4444
From San Francisco International Airport (18 miles)
Take US-101 North. Take the I-280 North Exit towards the end of the freeway, which turns into King Street, which then becomes The Fisherman's Wharf. Continue approximately 2 miles and turn left on North Point Street. Continue five blocks to Taylor Street. The Hyatt entrance is on the left, on North Point Street. Our hotel is located on North Point Street between Taylor and Jones Streets.
Book a convenient shuttle from San Francisco airport online at Lorrie's Airport Shuttle Service. Roundtrip and one way shuttles available.
For directions from other starting points, visit the Hyatt website.
Invitation Letters
Do you need to apply for a visa in order to visit the United States to attend the conference? Please email us to request an invitation letter to attend the conference. If registering online, simply check the 'Invitation Letter' box on the form.
Call for Presentations & Posters Extended Until Friday, July 27
Abstract Submission
Abstracts should be 250 words or less and include the title of the presentation or poster, author(s) name(s), job title, and company/institution name. Presentations should focus on benchmarks, validations, practical examples, and case studies using FLOW-3D. If there are multiple authors, please list the presenter first. MS Word format is preferred. The deadline to submit an abstract has been extended to Friday, July 27, 2012. Notifications of presentation acceptance will be sent out on Friday, August 3, 2012. The conference fee for one presenter per presentation will be waived. To submit your abstract for either a presentation or a poster, please email it to Flow Science.
Information for Presenters and Poster Authors
FLOW-3D users who submitted an abstract will be notified if their presentation has been accepted on Friday, August 3. If your abstract is accepted, we will contact you with the proposed time of your talk. Each presenter will be allotted a 30-minute time slot, which allows for a 20 minute presentation and 10 minutes for Q & A. Presentation formats can be either a PowerPoint file or a file format that can be opened in PowerPoint. Presentations are due Tuesday, September 6. If you have any questions about your presentation or would like to request an upload link, please contact Flow Science.
FLOW-3D users who submitted a poster idea will be notified if their idea has been accepted on Friday, August 3, 2012. The poster session will be held concurrently with the opening reception on Wednesday, September 12. Once the conference is over, the posters will then travel around the world to be displayed at the FLOW-3D user conferences in Asia. Poster participants will need to bring their final printed posters to the opening reception/poster session on Wednesday, September 12 before 5:30 pm. If Flow Science is printing your poster, it is due no later than Friday, August 31. Please contact Flow Science for a template for your poster or with any questions you might have.
Making a Poster
Do you want to make a poster, but don't know where to start? Here's a poster website where you can download free templates and tutorials about how to create a poster. Posters should be no larger than 4 feet wide by 3 feet high. Flow Science will provide adhesives to apply your poster to the posterboards at the conference. If you would like to use the Flow Science poster template, please contact us.
CEI - Exclusive Visualization Sponsor
CEI is the Exclusive Visualization Sponsor of the 2012 FLOW-3D World Users Conference. CEI's EnSight 10 features an all-new structured volume rendering capability and a streamlined user interface for analyzing and communicating complex simulation results. Offering exceptional customization options and ease-of-use with intuitive drag-and-drop and right-click capabilities, it allows users to build custom toolbars, similar to the Windows Ribbon, based on the options, features and functionality needed.
Intel and Silicon Mechanics - Joint Gold Sponsors
Silicon Mechanics and Intel® will be joint Gold Sponsors at the 2012 FLOW-3D World Users Conference. Silicon Mechanics is a leading manufacturer of rackmount servers, storage, and high-performance computing clusters. Their products are supported by the best warranty offerings available, and backed by experts dedicated to excellence. Their unique website allows customers to easily configure hardware and evaluate their options.
High performance clusters offer significant performance gains over typical desktop computers but can be quite complex to configure. There are many choices for operating systems, middleware, interconnects, memory, and storage. Intel Corporation has introduced the Intel Cluster Ready certification program to assure users that hardware and software will work correctly together. Hardware that displays the Intel Cluster Ready logo is assured to run software which is also certified as Cluster Ready.
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Director – Chris Nims, MSLIS – ext. 33196
Reference Librarian – Louise Collins – ext. 33664
Library Assistant - pending
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday
Closed weekends – admission after hours to Mass. Eye and Ear staff with ID can be given with permission of Library Director – ext. 33196
Current collections:
Print Journals:
130 active subscriptions – hard copy
70 Ophthalmology (41 Domestic, 29 Foreign)
53 Otorhinolaryngology (33 Domestic, 20 Foreign)
7 General
On-line Journals
101 of the journals subscribed to in hard copy are also available on-line. Of those,
71 are purchased by the hosptial. The rest are available through Harvard and/or
Partners with a username and password provided by the institution. The access
points for each journal can be found here.
To access the following journals, you must have a password provided by the
MGH - http://www2.massgeneral.org/library/default.asp?page=etread_journals
HMS - http://www.ecommons.harvard.edu/
The library owns over 40 titles, both foreign and domestic, with holdings in the 19th century. Some are located in the main library but most are in storage.
- Books in the regular collections can be borrowed by staff for two weeks with two renewals if not requested by another patron.
- Reserve books (in the office) can be borrowed if a duplicate copy is available.
- Rare books in the archival collection must be used in the Archives or Library and do not circulate.
- Journals cannot leave the library except for the purpose of scanning. If taken out
they must be returned within 24 hours and not leave the hospital premises.
Document Delivery (Interlibrary Loan)
The Library, through its many networks, both regional and national, can usually provide articles or books that are not held by this library. The charge is $5 - $15 depending upon the source. We try to obtain materials as quickly as possible at the lowest cost.
Literature searches
The Reference Librarian is available to help or do literature searches. Formal appointments are not necessary, but it is wise to call ahead to let us know when you would like to come. There is usually no charge for this. If the search is extensive, there may be a small charge.
Copier Service
The library has two copiers available for use. Self copy is 15 cents per copy or copier service is 25 cents per copy. Turnaround time is fast, but it may be busy at certain times, so try to plan ahead.
Mass. Eye and Ear computers: the Library provides three Mass. Eye and Ear networked computers for the use of those who have Mass. Eye and Ear passwords.
Partners computer: The library also provides a Partners computer for the use of those in the hospital or visiting who have a Partners affiliation and password.
Public access computers: The library also provides three computers that do not require a password for use. These are not on the hospital network and are intended for short term use (15 minutes or less) by visiting students, lecturers, patients and families and any staff that does not have other access.
Meeting Room:
The Charles Snyder Reading Room houses the rare book collection, dating from the 1500's, and is used as a meeting room for small groups of 10 or less. Because of the nature of the room, the rule of no food or drink is strictly observed. The room is purposely kept cool for preservation of the rare books. Call ahead (ext. 3196) to reserve this room.
The Abraham Pollen Archives:
The Archives comprises the historical records and papers of the hospital, including Annual Reports from the 1800's to current, many of the old Case Reports, the extensive photograph collection, Board records and other hospital records. There is also a collection of old medical instruments from both specialties and a spectacle collection. The New England Ophthalmological Association houses their archival papers with the Mass. Eye and Ear Archives. Several times a year, visiting scholars use the Archives for their research and, of course, members of the Mass. Eye and Ear community are welcome to use the collection.


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The NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP)
The NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program Program History Data Access and Release Sequencing Policies
The sequencing program of the National Human Genome Research Institute has expanded beyond the Large-scale Genome Sequencing and Analysis Centers in response to changing scientific opportunities and the Strategic Plan for Genomics. The program is now comprised of the following components :
- Large-Scale Genome Sequencing and Analysis Centers (LSAC)
- Centers for Mendelian Genomics (CMG)
- Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research (CSER)
- Genome Sequencing Informatics Tools (GS-IT)
In addition to pursuing fundamental questions in the genomics of biology and disease that can be addressed at large scale, the program now also includes a focused effort to elucidate the genomic basis for Mendelian diseases; an effort to uncover the significant issues that arise in applying genome sequencing in a clinical setting; and an effort to develop informatic tools that will enable the wider dispersion of high-throughput sequencing data for biology and biomedical applications.
Press Release: NHGRI broadens sequencing program focus on inherited diseases, medical applications
NOTE: These Web pages are under revision to reflect the new program organization and goals.
DNA Sequencing Costs: Data from the NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP)
The costs associated with DNA sequencing performed at the sequencing centers funded by the Institute has served as an important benchmark for assessing improvements in DNA sequencing technologies and for establishing the DNA sequencing capacity of the NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP). Here, NHGRI provides an analysis of these data, which gives one view of the remarkable improvements in DNA sequencing technologies and data-production pipelines in recent years.
Scientific Organization
The NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP) is composed of several broad research programs. The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) engages in specific initiatives and sequencing projects that comply with the aims of these research programs. The scientific organization of the NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP) is depicted on the following page.
The NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program is under continuous programmatic evaluation. New scientific opportunities arise with some regularity as technology and the state of knowledge change. The program will change over time to address those opportunities.
The Program is composed of broad research programs in:
- Human Medical Sequencing
- Human Genetic Variation
- Comparative Genome Evolution
- Sequencing the Human Microbiome
- Pathogens and Vectors (with NIAID)
Program Overview
The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) funds large-scale genome sequencing capacity at several centers located in the U.S. This program undertakes large-scale sequencing projects to provide critical genomic information that can be of significant value to the scientific community in areas of very broad scientific interest.
NHGRI issues competitive solicitations for cooperative agreements for large-scale sequencing centers. Applications are reviewed by the normal NIH peer-review mechanism. The funding of sequencing capacity is done separately from the selection of new sequencing projects. FY 2006 funding was approximately $130M or over 150 billion raw Q20 base pairs per year.
The sequencing centers are organized into a research network, with oversight by NHGRI program staff in conjunction with the Scientific Advisors to the Large-Scale Genome Sequencing and Analysis Centers (LSAC).
The current funded sequencing centers are:
- Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center [hgsc.bcm.tmc.edu]
- The Broad Institute [broadinstitute.org]
- The Washington University, St. Louis Genome Sequencing Center [genome.wustl.edu]
In addition to these outside centers, the NHGRI Division of Extramural Research funds sequencing capacity at the National Institutes of Health Intramural Sequencing Center (NISC).
The most recent competitive solicitations, funded in December 2010, are:
- RFA-HG-10-015: Genome Sequencing and Analysis Centers (U54)
- RFA-HG-10-016: Mendelian Disorders Genome Centers (U54)
- RFA-HG-10-017: Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research (U01)
- RFA-HG-10-018: Informatics Tools for High-Throughput Sequence Data Analysis (U01)
- RFA-HG-10-019: Informatics Tools for High-Throughput Sequence Data Analysis (SBIR) (R43/R44)
The NHGRI Large-Scale Genome Sequencing Program grew from the effort to sequence the human genome. Please see Program History to learn more about the development and aims of the program.
Active Sequencing Projects
The Approved Sequencing Targets page contains a comprehensive listing of all NHGRI-sponsored large-scale sequencing projects in a sortable table.
How to Access Sequencing Data
The Large-Scale Sequencing Data Access and Release page contains information on policies and procedures for scientific researchers that would like to gain access to NHGRI-sponsored large-scale sequencing data.
A separate set of Medical Sequencing Data Access policies and procedures has been developed due to the nature of human genomic data.
Process for Selecting New Sequencing Targets
Please see the Target Selection page for detailed information on the process for selecting new sequencing targets.
Sequencing Policies
All major policies are reviewed by the National Advisory Council for Human Genome Research.
General policies for data release were determined at a series of meetings of the genomics community. NHGRI is committed to the rapid release of all sequence data from community resource projects. All trace data are released rapidly (within a week) of their production into the public Trace Archive [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]. Genome assemblies are released as soon as they have been validated.
Specific technical policies for sequencing (for example, the quality standards for human and mouse sequence) are determined by the sequencing centers, together with the funding agencies.
See Large-Scale Sequencing Policies for a description of the general Large-Scale Sequencing Program policies.
Medical Sequencing policies (informed consent, data deposition, data access) are created with advice from the Medical Sequencing Working Group and additional outside advisors. Because human research participants are involved, access to some Medical Sequencing data is controlled.
See Medical Sequencing Policies for a description of these policies.
Outside Resources
The NHGRI Genome Sequencing Program (GSP) sponsors several activities related to large-scale sequencing. One was the construction and distribution of BAC libraries. Another is the Human Genome Reference Consortium (HGRC), a collaborative effort between NHGRI, the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI), and the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (WTSI). The HGRC aims to maintain, update, and curate the human genome reference sequence.
Currently Funded Sequencing Centers
- The Broad Institute [broadinstitute.org]
- Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center [hgsc.bcm.tmc.edu]
- Washington University Genome Sequencing Center [genome.wustl.edu]
Other Major Centers
- U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute [jgi.doe.gov]
- Genoscope [cns.fr]
- The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute [sanger.ac.uk]
- Beijing Genomics Institute [genomecs.cn]
- NCBI GenBank
- European Bioinformatics Institute [ebi.ac.uk]
- UCSC Genome Browser [genome.ucsc.edu]
- International Sequencing Consortium
Large-scale Sequencing Project Database [intlgenome.org]
Program Contacts
Adam Felsenfeld, Ph.D.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Heidi Sofia, Ph.D.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Lu Wang, Ph.D.
E-mail: email@example.com
Kris Wetterstrand, M.S.
(Sequencing Costs)
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
National Human Genome Research Institute
National Institutes of Health
5635 Fischers Lane
Suite 4076, MSC 9305
Bethesda, MD 20892-9305
Phone: (301) 496-7531
Fax: (301) 480-2770
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Thread: Alucard
June 22nd, 2013 12:50 PM #1
AlucardOnce Upon A Dream . . .
From this slumber
She shall wake
When true love's kiss
The spell shall break
June 22nd, 2013 01:04 PM #3
I would definitely try to persuade him in a different direction....
I had never heard it before, so I looked it up on Behind the Name. It's not in the regular database, but a user submitted it. It's a made-up name that has been used in some films, a manga, and a video game series. It's Dracula spelled backwards.
It's not even worthy of middle name consideration, IMHO.
June 22nd, 2013 01:07 PM #5
I would be wary of a made up name that spells Dracula backwards!All the best,
June 22nd, 2013 01:08 PM #7
It doesn't sound nice. Any way I try to pronounce it, I don't like it. Especially with the meaning/origin thatkathryngirl mentioned. Middle name, if he's so determined.I'm just trying to behave as I think a friend should behave. Granted, I haven't had much practice.
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