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Congrats Mandy, she is amazing! This cake is one of my favorites too. I love, love, love anything lemon! So wishing I had a piece right now.ReplyDelete
I love Mandy's blog! Congratulations!!! This cake does look divine, and I've never seen one quite like it before. I love lemon and the gooiness goin' on!
Oh that's just lovely!! Congratulations Mandy - four's a trip! What a great way to celebrate with that delicious pudding cake!
Mary x
I live lemon as well and very willing to try thisReplyDelete
You are so awesome, Bran! Thanks for celebrating with us! ♥ReplyDelete
Oh Brandie! What an awesome friend you are :) You said such wonderful things and I wish I could give you a big ol' hug! Thanks for celebrating!ReplyDelete
OMG, I live for lemon desserts and this pudding cake looks SO decadent and delicious! Swooning over here!ReplyDelete
Congrats Mandy!
And Brandy that cake looks divine....mmm yumm!!!!
Oh, I love that you made one of Mandy's recipes for the shower. This cake is so delicious looking!!!ReplyDelete
WE love her blog and visit every week. This recipe looks fantastic.ReplyDelete
This looks fantastic!! I love the nice lemony layer of pudding right on the bottom. I bet it's awesome warmed up!ReplyDelete
What fun to make one of Mandy's recipes. Wish I had thought of that!!! And oh my, lemon? PERFECT.ReplyDelete
I will definitely hop over to Mandy's blog right after I leave this comment. Now this is my type of cake. It looks delicious!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on baby number 4...and I will sign up for your blog....love "The Counry Cook" blog and know I will love your's too....and this lemon cake looks so delicious....looking forward to making it.ReplyDelete
This cake looks amazing! I'm drooling thinking of it. If only it was a real shower and we could have all eaten it!ReplyDelete
Oh what a fun party...yellow is a great color for either boy or girl. You are such a good friend Brandie to help Mandy celebrate in this way.ReplyDelete
I just love baby showers; sigh.
Pudding cakes take me back to my childhood; there gonna have to make a comeback into my adulthood. Yum!
Brandie, I made this and it was delicious! Thanks for all your yummy, down home recipes! I've pinned a lot of them, and have made a few of them too! My family loved this warm lemon pudding cake especially! My only suggestion to others would be to not add the extra sugar to the lemon pudding. Next time I make this I'll leave it more tart, and may even add a touch of lemon juice for added "tang"! Of course, that's a personal preference because we like tart lemony flavor! :) My boys and hubby ate this for dessert, then for breakfast, and then...empty dish! LOL! It's a winner in our house if all the "men" like it! Thanks again, and keep up the great work!! (I've got you on FB AND Pinterest so I don't miss a thing)!ReplyDelete
Hi, Brandie. When I was a kid, Betty Crocker put out this cake mix. Then, for some unknown reason, they stopped. I tried for years to duplicate this and finally got it right. My recipe is almost the same as Mandy's, but I can't figure out why she needs sugar and water. I use 3 cups of milk for the pudding and add grated lemon peel to the cake mix. Powdered sugar is a nice topping, but I like to top it with strawberries and whipped cream. I either thaw frozen strawberries or macerate fresh ones. Thanks for listening. Congrats to Mandy. I've always found the sound of a happy child to be the greatest thing there is.ReplyDelete
Hi. Years and years ago, I use to buy the Betty Crocker Lemon pudding cake mix. It was wonderful!! You use 3 cups of milk for the 2 boxes(3.4 oz.each) of pudding? Not, the 2 cups of milk, Mandy said? The box of pudding say's, 2 cups of milk per box of pudding. Thanks for your time.Delete
I am making this tonight with butterscotch pudding and just a yellow cake mix - my store didnt have lemon pudding. I hope it works :)ReplyDelete
these are absolutey the best recipes ever. they are easy and well written with terrific pictures you have done an excellent job on the site. i love it a little bit of everything thank you
Could yo make this with chocolate cake mix and chocolate instant pudding?ReplyDelete
I made this last night. It was delicious. It was a little messy and we waited over 30 minutes for it to cool. But it was very good. I will be making this again, but just with 3 cups of milk and no water. I think the water in the pudding makes it too thin. I used Betty Crocker mix and it did not overflow. Thanks for the recipe. It was delightful.ReplyDelete
This is my first visit, and I can't stop printing your recipes! I will be back, but first need to try out the recipes from this visit. Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Yay! I am so happy to hear that! I hope you love all the recipes you try! :)Delete
looks great love lemonReplyDelete
I used to get this in a box mix and can not find it anymoreReplyDelete
Trying to figure out how to cook in crock pot? Any ideasReplyDelete
I have a question what size boxes are you using for the pudding because the recipe calls for 2 ( 3-4 oz) boxes so I am confused large or small box?
Congrats on baby #4....she will be a very busy person....
The Lemon cake looks and sounds delicious...will have to give I a try.....
Judy asked what size boxes of pudding, that is the small size Judy....I just checked a box of Hershey's pudding that I have and it is 3.56 oz. I am looking forward to making this also :)
Just a quick question.....do you flip this out of the pan after cooling or serve from the pan??? My friend says to invert onto platter......PLEASE HELP!! I'm ready to bake it & need answers! Thank you....TerriReplyDelete
Hi Terri! Nope, I don't flip it out after it bakes. I serve it straight out of the pan. I suppose you could flip it over but I've never done that. Hope that helps! :)ReplyDelete
Question: could this be made with almond milk? When I was using soy milk, pudding would not set up, but haven't tried it with almond milk. Has anyone else?
Congratulations to Mandy and her family! I can't wait to try this recipe. My mom made this cake regularly during my childhood, and I loved it! I had actually kind of forgotten about it, but I'm going to make this next week, as soon as I go shopping.ReplyDelete
I have long looked for a recipe for this cake. When I was a girl, there was a pudding cake mix. You made the batter, then it had a dry mix you put on top and poured hot water over it. It baked like yours. I can't wait to try this!ReplyDelete
We love this cake. It's so easy and delicious. We liked it better cold. Lemon is probably the best but we tried chocolate pudding with yellow cake and it was wonderful. Maybe I'll try butterscotch pudding someday. Thanks for the recipe. It's a keeper!ReplyDelete
Would this work the same with chocolate cake mix and chocolate pudding mix? Looks and sounds delicious. Lemon is my favorite,,but my husband loves chocolate. Thanks!!ReplyDelete


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WILLARD - After a pair of relatively comfortable wins in the first two games of Tuesday night's Division IV district semifinal match with Monroeville, things went awry for Buckeye Central in the third game.
Despite opening leads of 16-11 and 22-18, then having the Eagles at match point three times, the Buckettes couldn't put away Monroeville, which eventually won game three, 29-27.
A turning point? A scare that would derail a BC trip to the district finals?
"We definitely turned it around," said senior outside hitter Sammi Marcum, who registered 23 digs, 16 kills and three aces for the Buckettes Tuesday night. "We sat down, we talked about what we needed to fix and came together as a team."
Buckeye Central (23-3) played close with Monroeville in the fourth game, until Madison Williams smashed kills on three consecutive Buckette points. BC led 11-9, and never looked back, winning the match 25-19, 25-19, 27-29, 25-16. It will face Norwalk St. Paul at 6 p.m. here Thursday in the district finals. The Flyers beat Colonel Crawford in four games in the other district match at Willard Tuesday.
Marcum had five kills and an ace as the Buckettes pulled away in the fourth game.
"That's what she's done all season," BC coach Bill Bonham said. "She has truly defined the moment of senior leadership. She approached this season with a better attitude, a positive attitude. A desire to win, a desire to be a captain; she wanted to be a captain. She backed it up."
"I knew I didn't want it to be the last [match]," Marcum said. "And I knew I didn't want to take it five. Nobody on the team did."
It wasn't a completely smooth game for Marcum, as she struggled early and Bonham sat her down for a bit.
"When I went back in I knew I had to stay focused and I had to hit my spots," she said.
Marcum wasn't the only one who shined Tuesday night. Williams finished with a team high in kills (20) and digs (36) to go along with three aces.
Bonham also heaped praise on Kendra Schultz, who had 11 kills and six digs.
"She was unstoppable tonight," Bonham said. "We kept telling our setters, 'keep getting Kendra the ball.' She had a great game."
For her part, Schultz stressed the team-first mentality of BC in this postseason run.
"We're coming out together, and we know that we all want to push as far as we can," she said. It just feels awesome."
Buckeye Central controlled the first game early, jumping to leads of 8-2 and 15-6. But the Tigers rallied behind the serving of Brylie Schafer, who pushed the Tigers to a late run that got them within 22-19.
But back-to-back kills by BC freshman Jenna Delarber helped put the game away.
Delarber finished with seven kills.
The second game was close until Schultz's kill broke a 16-all tie, starting the Buckettes on an 8-3 run that closed out the contest.
"[Winning the first two games] was real important," Bonham said. "It's confidence."
Buckeye Central will be looking to beat the Flyers Thursday and advance to a place the program hasn't been since 2008 - regionals. That was during the Buckettes' state tournament run.
Bonham was asked what BC has to do to advance to regionals.
"Serve and serve-receive," Bonham said. "We've played some really good teams this season, from New Riegel to St. Henry, and Versailles, who's a D-III powerhouse down south. Our serving has been huge. We've taken a lot of teams out of system because of our serving, and vise-versa, our serve-receive has gotten solid.
For the Buckettes, Brooke Karl had 34 digs Tuesday, while Emily Weithman had 33 assists, 10 digs, two aces. Kilee Kimmel dished out 25 assists.


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Quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) continues to gain popularity as the premier technology for gene-expression analysis. While new strides are being made to refine and improve qPCR, problems remain—especially the need to improve consistency and build confidence in data analysis. Select Biosciences' "qPCR Europe" conference held last month in Dublin addressed current issues and highlighted emerging tools and strategies for this continuously evolving field.
Mark Behlke, M.D., Ph.D., CSO of Integrated DNA Technologies reported on the company's new technology to enhance the performance of qPCR. "A central strategy common to many qPCR methods is the use of complementary hybridization probes bearing a 5´-dye and a 3´-quencher.
"Following hybridization with the target, the probe becomes degraded and the amount of fluorescence generated is proportional to how much target is present. Sensitivity is improved by having a high signal-to-noise ratio. Good quencher performance will help lower background, improving sensitivity and assay performance. But often, this can be a challenge."
According to Dr. Behlke, many strategies have emerged over the years to enhance qPCR sensitivity. "Quenchers are normally placed at the 3´ end of the probe, which is usually 25–30 bases away from the fluorescent dye. One strategy to improve the quality of quenching is the use of molecular beacons that have hairpin handles that fold the probe, forcing the dye and quencher to be closer.
"Another strategy is to place the quencher internally within the probe; however, this approach usually destabilizes hybridization and can hurt probe performance instead of improving it. The use of Tm-enhancing chemical modifications allows probes to be shorter, thereby improving quenching, but these methods always increase cost."
IDT recently developed a new double-quenched probe design that employs a dark quencher (ZEN™) that is inserted internally within the probe, 9–10 bases from the 5´ fluorophore. The design also keeps the standard 3´ quencher, which, in addition to quenching, also blocks the 3´ end and prevents the probe from acting like a primer.
"The new probe design is particularly effective in enhancing sensitivity and reducing background," Dr. Behlke explained. "Importantly, the ZEN quencher actually stabilizes probe hybridization to target, increasing Tm. This is quite novel, as all other quenchers we tested were destabilizing when inserted in the middle of a probe. The other piece of good news is that the ZEN modification is a robust chemistry and is surprisingly straightforward to manufacture, allowing us to make our dual-quenched ZEN probes with no significant cost increase.
The company is utilizing the new technology in its PrimeTime® qPCR assays, in which the primers and probes are provided in a single-tube format.
Life Technologies has created a new technology to systematically quantify proteins within a small sample by coupling antibody-mediated protein binding with qPCR quantification. According to Mark Shannon, Ph.D., senior staff scientist, "TaqMan® Protein Assays are an extension of proximity ligation assays (PLA™).
"In our system," he went on to say, "the assay probes are target-specific antibodies that are conjugated to two different oligonucleotides through a biotin-streptavidin linkage. When the antibodies bind their target, the oligos come in proximity of each other. Addition of a connector oligonucleotide and DNA ligase creates a DNA amplicon, which is amplified in a qPCR reaction. The qPCR results correlate with the amount of protein in the sample."
According to Dr. Shannon, this method for rapid quantification of proteins can be applied to formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) and frozen samples. "The assays performed equivalently on both types of samples. This is important because there are vast archives of uncharacterized FFPE human tumor specimens.
"Often these are analyzed using immunohistochemistry, but that is much more labor intensive and much less quantitative. Thus, studies now can be conducted with greater ease and throughput with actual tumors. This will allow a better understanding of the protein profiles of cancers, and thus potentially identify new therapeutic biomarkers."
Another benefit of the new technology is its ability to study interdependencies of proteins. "For example, we can use a model system to study the interplay of proteins in a disease pathway. As we knock down certain transcripts, we can monitor effects not only on the corresponding proteins but also on proteins in downstream pathways. Our technology enables a more systematic analysis of multiple proteins within a small sample that is highly sensitive and quantitative."
The company initially provided six premade assay kits but recently began marketing an open-kit format to allow investigators to couple their own antibodies of interest.
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Rob Fearnside on making Lightworks' code OS independent
Lightworks for Linux: The developer's story
Lightworks for Linux is approaching its public testing phase. Lead Developer Rob Fearnside answers questions from Red Shark News about how it got to this stage.
Editor's note: Lightworks is a high-end non-linear video editor.
When did you decide to make the majority of Lightworks' code OS independent and what was your approach to doing this?
The Lightworks codebase is quite large—close to a million lines of code altogether—and some of it has been in existence for nearly twenty years. When we started the move to make it cross-platform 18 months ago, we were faced with a number of challenges, including:
- How do you rewrite that much code in a sensible timeframe
- How do you keep shipping Windows builds whilst the work is underway?
Our solution was to avoid rewriting the Windows-specific code at all (it was, after all, tried, tested and optimized). Instead, we decided to move it to a new operating system dependent layer which we engineered to have an OS independent interface. Once this was complete, we were then able to begin work on a Linux implementation of that same layer. In essence, the Lightworks code is now split in two—the OS independent code (eg. editing, play-engine, etc) which uses the OS dependent code (eg. file access, threading, etc).
What percentage of the code is now OS independent?
The OS independent code accounts for about 97% of the total codebase. The bulk of the work in porting to Linux was actually in re-engineering the existing code, not in writing the Linux-specific layer.
What was the hardest thing about porting to Linux?
In order to get the very best performance, Lightworks' Windows layer uses Direct3D for all the video scaling, effects, and colour-space conversion. Linux of course doesn't have Direct3D, so we had to reimplement all the Linux GPU specific code using OpenGL. The multi-threaded nature of the Lightworks software made some of the OpenGL support difficult to write. In particular, updating video/playback images from a non-ui thread was a real challenge, and for a while I wasn't sure it was even possible, but after much head scratching, we found a solution that worked.
How happy are you now with the results?
The initial goal with the Linux version was to try to make it as similar to the Windows version as possible. Now, if you run the two versions side by side, it's extremely difficult to tell them apart, so in that sense, I'm very pleased with the results. Additionally, because we went through the process of splitting the code into OS dependent and independent pieces, we've ended up with a cleaner, more maintainable codebase which will benefit all of our future development across all platforms.
Originally posted on Red Shark News. Reposted with permission.
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I stopped reading about 20 seconds in. Lightworks. Great. What is it???
Seriously? I'm going to research something just so an article makes sense to me? I don't think so! :) :) :)
Movie editor. Ok. I agree with CD. It should be explained in the article in the 1st place.
If I may add, this is a major issue with open source in general. How many times does one unpack the source and there is no synopsis of any sort?
Seems like lightworks is not even open source yet (was promised to be open source soon), so I don't know what this story is doing here at this point.
Software doesn't have to be open-source to aid and abet the transition from Windoze to other platforms. The most common successful countermeasure to adopting open platforms is " doesn't exist on " and that ends the conversation. By providing powerful, world-class software on as well as Windoze, the list of show-stopper complaints gets just that much shorter. And as indicated in the article, the developers get the added benefit of revisiting old design decisions which no longer require the same compromises as when made a decade ago. The net result is that more software that pays the bills is available on more platforms, and that makes those platforms more able to pay the bills and hence get adopted.
Having been through these wars since the late 70s, I have seen "the better is the enemy of the good" snatch defeat from the jaws of victory more than once and understanding the real dynamics of adoption is critical. If Lightworks ends up being open-sourced as a result, so much the better, but this disentangling of the code base is a necessary first step to supporting multiple platforms and they are to be commended for taking it. Many firms are still not so enlightened.
Lightworks is a high-end non-linear video editor. We apologize for not including more information about that before, please read here for further insight from Michael Larabel at Phoronix: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTEyMjE.
i kind of agree with Ryan, that it is hard to see the relevance for open source here.
sure, it is beneficial for linux to have more software, even if it is not open source, and it is also good for open source devs to get tips for how to port their software to other OSs, but that is just too loose of a connection to open source, really.
i could post a story of how windows powered MRI machine helped keeping open source software dev X alive, which is working on a software that runs on linux, which is open source too!
so i can get free advertisement for windows on opensource.com.
at best, this story belongs to a linux related news site, and even then i would prefer if the softwares name was left out.
Wow. What a bunch of narrow minded fellows around here.
First of all, Lightworks IS open source. What they sell as closed are some proprietary codecs they just aren't in a position to open themselves (because they don't own them and they are industry standards). Maybe not all the code has been opensourced yet (I'm not sure), but the aim is certainly to do that, excepto for the aforementioned codecs, which you don't need for editing videos in a number of formats.
I hope the guys at Lightworks don't even read the comments here. They are not representative of what people in the open source arena think of Lightworks. It's probably the biggest thing to happen to opensource in the area of digital content creation ever (far more important than the very important Blender phenomenon).
I thank the team very much for creating Lightworks for Linux and I want to remind them there will be opensource zealots along the way, all the time, moaning and groaning. Just ignore them and go ahead. There are several orders of magnitude more people out there wishing you well, compared to this little group of grumpy zealots.
it if wasn't clear from my previous note, i am delighted to see something as professionally credible as Lightworks available on Linux in *any* form. The fact it is indeed open-source as much as it can be given the complex and litigious nature of the codec mechanics is just that much more impressive.
i can't find a single bad word about Lightworks, its devs, or its move to support linux in any of the comments. i am also sure that none of the commenters thinks any bad of any of these three.
the problems are solely with the article.
at least two readers (commenters) got confused about the relevance to open source, which kind of should be there, as this is a site about open source. the article does not mention whether the software is or is not open source, or how much, or when, possibly, ...
that is maybe just as important as the description of what the software is.
the article suggests that it is a commercial software, and in todays world, knowing that a software is commercial and there is no mention about it being open source or not, means it is not. if it is, then .. again, this is a mistake in the article.
just because they do something good (going to support linux), does not mean that everything related to this move (like an article about it) automatically turns gold and untouchable. just because someone says something bad about an article, does not mean he is entirely against everything mentioned in the article.
should we stop reporting lightworks bugs, because they are moving to linux now, and reporting bugs is an insult?
just to make this clear.. i also do not hate the guy who wrote the article. it is normal to make mistakes, and i appreciate it that the info about the software was added. the open source principle relies on critique.
my bug report is: please add info about the open source status of the software to the article.
Wow, I wasn't really expecting so many folks to need to jump in on my simple observation that to date Lightworks does not appear to be open source. I link to a source code repository and a lisence document might have ended my confusion. Instead, even the folks jumping on me for my simple comment are confused and divided whether lightworks is somehow open source except for the codecs, or whether it is completely closed now, and soon will become open, or whether it is closed, but runs on linux so it is positively adding to an open source ecosystem. I would suggest that this confusion just makes plain that taking an article out of context (indeed from a company newsletter apparently) and dropping it on opensource.com when there is no link made to opensource at all in the article is a mistake.


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When it gets down to the pro-development home stretch you can always count on the Sierra Business Council to chime in with a sales pitch ... Boulder Bay, Kings Beach Biomass plant, Homewood and now the Regional Plan Update. No surprise there and they will no doubt support the huge expansion of Squaw Valley.
Steve Fritsch, its CEO, in his Nov. 23 article supports the plan with more generalities. Apparently, the Regional Plan's idea of "advancing real restoration" requires increasing allowed height to 197 feet in town centers within the high-density tourist district. Restoring the resources must involve increasing densities in hotel/fractional/timeshares a whopping 160 percent.
The plan's proposal to allow development of approximately 270 acres of open space at Vail and Edgewood is an example of special-interest exploitation. Now, according to the 208 water quality management plan, there is another loophole that would allow open space acres of "comparable size" to be developed.
It is true that plenty of capital - $1.5 billion - has already been spent and yet the near shore is full of algae, there's invasive species and more than 60 pipes are still spewing fouled water. The TRPA claims the new plan is "very little growth" with a reduction in traffic, yet it will solve our economic woes. Talk about magical thinking.
The California Tahoe Conservancy has begun selling off some of its "protected" parcels. The agency has been buying up lands to supposedly protect them, but in reality re-selling non-existent coverage and unused development rights.
TRPA should enforce storm water mitigations on private parcels, infiltrate the water before it spills into the Lake, stop rewarding developers who haven't done BMPs, clean up the Keys, redevelop and repurpose before promoting additive development, go easy on the little guy by reducing fees, and stop applying big city social engineering to our tourist economy.
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Nakamura is the new football coach at Kamehameha Maui
April 7, 2013 - Robert Collias
After talking to a few sources with knowledge of the situation, we have learned that Cody Nakamura is the new football coach at Kamehameha Schools Maui.
Nakamura, the former Baldwin High School and Weber State University standout tight end, was an assistant coach for the Bears last season. He is he older brother of Chase Nakamura, who had a record-setting junior season at Baldwin, played one year at the University of Utah, and is going into his senior year at Weber State.
Cody Nakamura emerged over fellow finalists Kaulana Noa, a four-year starter at right tackle for the University of Hawaii who was on the St. Louis Rams practice squad for the 2000 and 2001 seasons, and veteran Maui youth coach Jack Damuni.
Kevin O'Brien, a former head coach for St. Anthony and Pac-3, stepped down as coach of the Warriors after the 2012 season, his third at the KSM helm.
Kyle Sanches was hired as the new coach at King Kekaulike in February, meaning at least 40 percent of the Maui Interscholastic League's five football schools will have new head coaches in the fall.
More on this developing story as we get word.
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I feel very disturbed on the decision made by Mr. Gaison. When he says he has a great deal of football IQ, how does he make that decision with someone that has only 2 years of coaching experience. Jack Damuni who everyone knows should be the new coach has 15 plus years in the high school level, he brought the Big boys Football league to Maui, he coached in the collegiate level last year in Arizona, he has pipelines to various collegiate programs which he has been using for Maui athletes for who knows how much years, and many more qualifications than just excitement and positive attitude. I found out through all the rumors going around town that Cody wasn't even one of the finalist chosen by the initial board. I wonder how he got pulled in to the final three. Could it be that one of the proposed assitant coach is the new AD Mr. Gaisons son! Auwe to the new AD of Maui Kamehameha Schools and their whole program!
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LINCS Canvas Browser: interactive web app to query, browse and interrogate LINCS L1000 gene expression signatures.
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|Duan, Q., Flynn C., Niepel M., Hafner M., Muhlich JL, Fernandez NF, Rouillard AD, Tan CM, Chen EY, Golub T. R., Sorger PK, Subramanian A., and Ma'ayan A.
|For the Library of Integrated Network-based Cellular Signatures (LINCS) project many gene expression signatures using the L1000 technology have been produced. The L1000 technology is a cost-effective method to profile gene expression in large scale. LINCS Canvas Browser (LCB) is an interactive HTML5 web-based software application that facilitates querying, browsing and interrogating many of the currently available LINCS L1000 data. LCB implements two compacted layered canvases, one to visualize clustered L1000 expression data, and the other to display enrichment analysis results using 30 different gene set libraries. Clicking on an experimental condition highlights gene-sets enriched for the differentially expressed genes from the selected experiment. A search interface allows users to input gene lists and query them against over 100 000 conditions to find the top matching experiments. The tool integrates many resources for an unprecedented potential for new discoveries in systems biology and systems pharmacology. The LCB application is available at http://www.maayanlab.net/LINCS/LCB. Customized versions will be made part of the http://lincscloud.org and http://lincs.hms.harvard.edu websites.
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Analyst accuses Samsung of not wanting Windows Phone success
0. phoneArena 13 Mar 2013, 15:57 posted on
Unlike the Android ecosystem (and the overall smartphone ecosystem around the world), Samsung is not doing all that well with Windows Phone. Windows Phone has been dominated by Nokia, which isn't much of a surprise given the partnership between Nokia and Microsoft. But, an analyst is now saying that Samsung actually isn't doing well with Windows Phone because the company doesn't want to see the platform succeed...
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1. StreetNerd (Posts: 819; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
all they do is sucking up Microsoft's resources
17. tusshharish (Posts: 342; Member since: 23 Oct 2012)
it means they didn't want to see nokia.sucessful.......................they are jealous................
34. MrJerry (Posts: 403; Member since: 05 Oct 2012)
So you meant MS and Nokia need Samsung to be sucessful?
I didnt know they are that much desperate...
48. StreetNerd (Posts: 819; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
they dont... so what ur talking bout? it has nothing to do with needing samsung
62. MrJerry (Posts: 403; Member since: 05 Oct 2012)
I replied to what he(tuss) said;
Sammy dont focus on WP because they dont want to make WP popular so Nokia can earn some money from it.
Isnt that what he just said? or am i too bright to imply?
66. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
he means if more companies make wp device obviously exposure will increase and this would effect samsungs dominance as customers may make the transition from samsungs android devices to there wp8 devices and then to competitor devices from nokia
watch the thumbs down from upset fanboys
139. Alex123 (Posts: 241; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
I think because of Samsung knows that there is no any great technology to against Nokia. If Nokia also use Android Samsung will because Second or Third
51. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
yeah nokia know they will be on top soon.....windows os is great os.......!!!
91. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1717; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
HAHAHA thanks for the laugh, I needed that.
67. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Ok....why would Samsung care if Nokia is successful? They are competing with Nokia in WP land.
I could understand if you said they didnt wanna see WP or MS successful.
132. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
they bail out since they know they cant compete nokia where they stand hard
136. sbw44 (Posts: 433; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
Correct. It also shows if Nokia went with android they would have F**ked Samsung there as well!
But I for am happy they did not go with android because these fanboys think everything should be android!
I want Nokia to succeed because they make the best designs and bring the best Innovations and have a Sh*t load of patents! but I'm still not sure about WP
58. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Nokia's Stephen Elop strategy is still to be the 'clear winner,' even against Samsung and Apple......and that's true........nokia we know you choice right thing for us......!!! Windows is great OS
83. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
who dislike my comment.......is that a samsung or iphone fans........!!!! sorry guys but it's true.......Nokia will take over top spot soon........!!!
92. DEVIL.666 (banned) (Posts: 10; Member since: 12 Oct 2012)
I thumbed you down you WP Nokia F@g.
There both dead.
Get a life you stupid.
Can't you see WP Nokia users are getting Trolled and bashed.
Stupid guy.
116. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
That's not called for dude. It's not that serious.
131. GJanee (Posts: 214; Member since: 29 Jun 2011)
first of all its 'they're", second of all, you are the one who should get a life. getting back here, and flaming people for their personal opinion the most "nolife" you can get. you know that you suck big time, right? :D loser...
134. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
the ultimate stupid retard is you you hate others because they dont like android are u american i guess u are thats what u all do impose ur s**t on others get a life
144. phonemirer (Posts: 111; Member since: 07 Dec 2012)
i know, but sailfish os is the best, no lag + play store
128. heyhi (Posts: 131; Member since: 19 Feb 2013)
the question is, why Nokia does not want to make Android succed?? they wanna make special phones with "their" OS like they did with Symbian....I dont know for how long they will succeed, but this is kind of a clever movement, since NOW, i dont know later, they make the best MS phones....of course, with almost no competition, thats becomes an easy achievement.
137. sbw44 (Posts: 433; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
One of the main reason Nokia did not go with Android is Google did not want them to use their Nokia maps on the platform! So one would say Google was scared of Nokia maps being better then their Google maps.
145. heyhi (Posts: 131; Member since: 19 Feb 2013)
had no idea...thanks for the info
3. Diego! (Posts: 574; Member since: 15 Jun 2009)
I think it's not Samsung's fault but Microsoft's. Samsung offered Ativ S which is great but didn't succeed as expected, therefore, it wasn't launched in all countries. That was really a pitty. I like that phone! :( Hopefully we will see more phones (and better ones) coming from Samsung with WP :D
24. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
The Ativ S is an inferior device compared to the Lumia 920, and so why would anybody buy it? If Samsung stops making WP8 devices, then so be it. Does anybody really care?
35. SleepingOz (unregistered)
You're right, no one cares about WPs, except may be Nokia fanboys.
44. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
so those who bought the HTC 8s and 8x are nokia fanboys?
please go hate elsewhere, i know you try and act like your reasonable but your the same as the other android fanboys who cant just accept other os's are good to push competition and that android isnt for everyone and isnt perfect
45. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Google will care soon enough, when WP starts stealing a significant porition of Android market-share ;o)
73. darkkjedii (Posts: 21287; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
No one cares about android except android fanboys. No one cares about iOS except iOS fanboys. No one cares about Symbian except Symbian fanboys. No one cares about BB10 except BB10 fanboys. Dude whats your point. All os's have their fans, and some like myself like multiple ones " iOS android, and wp8"
88. DEVIL.666 (banned) (Posts: 10; Member since: 12 Oct 2012)
No one cares about a dieing dead platform WP Nokia.
Sales are in decline. Have you seen how low Nokia went with there adverts few months ago.
Once the king Nokia is a tramp toaday selling there headquarters Vertu closing factories redundant.
115. darkkjedii (Posts: 21287; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Damn devil... That's hard man lol.
135. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
this one is not a man its a tiny little mad kid with dads phone to play with and some barbie dolls arourd it
140. Alex123 (Posts: 241; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
But I heard that Nokia starts to profit again by WP.
how can Nokia die easily? you may not know how many people like Nokia. Nokia is the most talked-about over here so Nokia is very popular. I have been tried Samsung galaxy S Advance, S II, Galaxy S Duos but nothing surprised if compared to Symbian.
124. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Yea.. I am an Android fan....but I care about WP and BB10 to a certain extent. Never say never, no one knows what the future holds.
I can honestly say I dont care about the iPhone tho. Tried it, just didnt like it overall. Has its pros, strengths.
I look at other platforms .........just in case.......just in case.
76. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
No one cared about Android or iOS in their early years, so give WP a break, let it grow.
54. StreetNerd (Posts: 819; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
+ The Lumia 920 was more hyped thn the Ativ S
141. Alex123 (Posts: 241; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
Hey friend, you don't need to compared Ativ S with Lumia 920 at all. Ativ S can't even compare with Lumia 820 and Lumia 820 offers much better price as well.
4. JewBakaUCFG (Posts: 173; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
Doesn't matter in the least. Why focus on something if it's not going to be successful for you? Let Nokia dominate the marginal Windows phone market.
79. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Its not so much they wanna see WP fail, they just dont care if it fails. They have success with Android, so thats where most of their attention is. They arent having success with WP.....so they're paying it less attention.
If it was the other way around.....it would be the same thing. Look at how some companies are rumored to not be doing a WP8 or Surface device. Its not just Samsung thats doesnt really care.....its others too.
Let Samsung bring their Galaxy S brand to WP.....watch Samsung pay more attention then. Which reminds me....why dont they have any Galaxy S named WP phones? Nokia isnt really marketing their phones, yet its getting sales. Why does Samsung have to do more marketing? HTC really doesnt market their WP phones too.
It is what it is....
6. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
If this is really so then i love Samsung :)
9. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
why? why would you love a company that doesnt care or know of your existence?
and samsung will change there tune if wp continues its growth at the rate its doing so right now
13. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Lol ... we have been hearing this since times immemorial ... starting from mango tango jango that came out and failed and now we have blue coming then green red magenta WIN Doughs :D
22. NokiaFTW (Posts: 2071; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
It takes a lot of time and version updates to the OS to finally get some decent marketshare . Did you know that it took 5 versions of Android (1.0 , 1.5 , 1.6 , 2.0 and finally 2.1) to get a decent marketshare . And look where it is today . It took WP 2 versions to get some marketshare and now finally wth WP8 they are getting some steak in the market .So don't just come out here and start blabbering about how you hate Windows Phone .
72. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Going by OS version doesnt tell the whole story.
It also took Android 2 years to start growing in market share. And they launched with less phones than WP. Android's rise began right around the time the Droid 1 and Droid marketing by Verizon and Motorola came out.
Android was also brand new to the mobile arena. Going up against Apple, RIM and the old WIn Mo. Palm was even still around back then.
Now fast forward to 2013...how long has WP been out? And WP isnt MS's first mobile OS.
You cant just go by OS versions and updates.
75. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
The primarily reason for Android's success is what Samsung stole from Apple, which accounts for why Sammy got busted in court...
85. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
If that helps you sleep at night....
The fact that you just dismissed everything I said about the Droid 1, Verizon ....says it all....
100. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Android, the great copy-cat ;o)
10. drnggaj33 (Posts: 127; Member since: 29 Feb 2012)
how is that samsung problem with windows os its its very boring and you your phonebook linked to to its windows os alot of ppl dont know there windows id but alot of ppl know there gmail id ijs tho samsung and htc know google the way to go
11. MartianMe (unregistered)
Samsung has the right to focus on anything they want.this is a pretty big accusation. if this statement is wrong could this guy jeff go to jail or get in trouble with samsung?
12. lyndon420 (Posts: 4380; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
The only OEM that has any faith in WP is Nokia...and that is only due to the cash injections from ms. I'm sure that Nokia now understands the phrase "Don't put all your eggs into the same basket".
14. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
Nokia is more interested in M$ Coupons than M$ OS ... let M$ stop bribing and then we see what NOKIA does :)
31. papss (unregistered)
I didn't know you we're an insider to Nokia? Wow that's amazing
15. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1522; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)
I thinks it´s not that difficult to understand why: in Android the OEMs can differenciate themselves by trying new things both in HW and SW. And Samsung is doing very well on both sides.
Why should they support a platform that does not let them play their streghts?
1) WP does not allow them use their own Exynos chipsets, they have to use the competitors'
2) WP does not allow them to differenciate by upgrading the default SW
So Microsoft strategy is: I make all of you equal so none of you gets to be too powerful
Android on the other hand is a jungle with the only rule of the survival of the best fitted.
Thinking how Samsung does: why should we (for now the king of the jungle) give up our competitive advantages to support a different platform?
They are not really boicotting, just using common sense there.
43. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Yes, nobody was able to seperate themselves from the rest of the Android pack as well as Samsung: stealing Apple intellectual property and technology certainly put them in a league of their own! Hail to the thief ;o)
16. som (Posts: 768; Member since: 10 Nov 2009)
Windows OS is suck and MS making it own phones and tablets too. Good for Samsung to stay away from Windows phone.
27. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Microsoft is making phones? That must be news to them! This just proves just how ignorant and misguided your comments are...
33. papss (unregistered)
And they "is" sucks as he would say ;)
40. SleepingOz (unregistered)
It's not a secret that MS is planning to launch a Surface phone. It's just a matter of time.
47. papss (unregistered)
It's no secret that every company test ideas but that doesn't mean they will come out.. It makes no sense for them to do that. Rumors are just that bro
56. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
I heard a rumor that Micosoft is also building a new Mars rover...


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Prep Time 5 minutes |
Cook Time 10 minutes
30 ounces Eden Butter Beans, 2 cans, do not drain
1 1/2 cups water
1 cup cabbage, chopped
1/2 cup onion, diced
1/2 cup carrots, diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1/4 tsp black pepper, or to taste
1 Tbsp fresh parsley, minced for garnish
Place all ingredients except the parsley in a sauce pan, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce flame and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove and garnish with parsley before serving.
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A man was found guilty of trying to kill two deputies and immediately sentenced to life in prison.
Corey Reynolds, 29, was arrested in 2011 after investigators said he attacked his ex-girlfriend, then shot two deputies.
The deputies were responding to a 911 call for help.
Deputy John Braman was shot twice. Deputy John Brady was grazed in the shoulder by a bullet as they tried to arrest Reynolds.
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quote: Good job DT, way to sensationalize the suffering of these people by calling the affected children "zombies" and drawing completely unwarranted parallels to Resident Evil.
quote: P.S. your choice of title/pictures are a tad tasteless and indifferent to human suffering.
quote: I wound't go as far as to say that the article was insensitive, though I did get the impression that you enjoyed having an excuse to make gratuitous use of the word "zombie" in a nonfictional context.
quote: violent behavior
quote: From what I have read, only an estimated 10-15% of victims have ever behave violently towards other people. In all of the other articles on the web and in print that I have including CDC documentation, the word "violent" is use exclusively as an adjective to describe the nature of the convulsions that the victims experience.
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Prep Time 24 hours 30 minutes |
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1 cup onion, sliced very thin
1/4 cup carrots, julienned
1 clove garlic, finely minced
1 cup Eden Sliced Shiitake Mushrooms
3/4 cup water
1/4 cup Eden Shoyu Soy Sauce
Place the water and shiitake in a saucepan, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to low and simmer 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from the flame and allow to cool to room temperature. When cool add the shoyu to the shiitake and water. Place the onions, carrot and garlic in a 2 cup, clean glass jar and pour the shoyu, shiitake mixture over. Make sure the liquid covers the top of the vegetables by pressing the vegetables down with a spoon. Cover the top of the jar with a piece of clean, cotton cheesecloth, securing it with a rubber band or piece of string. Set the jar on the counter and leave for 24 hours to ferment. After 24 hours remove the cheesecloth and place the jar lid on securely. Refrigerate until ready to eat.
One serving is approximately 1 tablespoon. Remove and rinse only the portion you want to eat to remove excess sodium, and refrigerate the remainder. These pickles will keep, refrigerated, for approximately 10 days to 2 weeks. The pickling brine may be reused, but add a little more shoyu to replenish sodium that the previous vegetables absorbed.
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Tailored simulation game in developing supply chain performance
Tomminen, Teija
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Publication type: Diplomityö
Issue date: 2003-02-12
University: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto
Faculty: Tuotantotalouden osasto
Department: Liikenne- ja kuljetustekniikan laitos
The accelerating rate of change and the increasing uncertainty in the outcomes of change are evident across the whole business arena of today. This uncertainty is the result of the very complex and often inexplicable nature of our environment and the problems within it. Successful organisations are not trying to respond to this challenge by predicting the future, but are developing their ability to continuously lean and adapt to changes in their environment. This ability to adapt requires the organisational ability to learn. The process of developing and implementing games and simulations is one of the most effective approaches in enabling such organisational learning. Games and simulations help organisations develop symbolic thinking and understanding; help them create memories of the future; enable shared experiences and the building of shared intelligence; and, possibly most important, develop their members' motivation and confidence to act. The objective of this thesis is to create a tailored simulation game for a Finnish manufacturing company's needs. The game should work as a training and visualising toll and it should help the company to handle different kind of logistical problems by helping participants to realise the importance of short lead times, supply chain flexibility, on time deliveries and so on. The literature study begins by introducing basic simulation and gaming theory followed by logistics theory concentrating on different issues in supply chain management. This theoretical framework is then accompanied by a general example of development of a logistics simulation. Development of a logistics simulation for this company's needs required a proper understanding of the area it is acting in. After the theoretical part a proper situation analysis of the company's main business area was conducted. At this part issues that affect on supply chain planning and measuring were also discussed. In the case study part a development of a logistics simulation for company's needs was developed. This study is completed with a discussion of the study's reliability, future challenges and a short summary of the results. /Kir10
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Sometimes you just need to buy the shoes.
Im frugal, like my father. I shop sales, use my Fuel Perks and have loyalty cards from a half-dozen pharmacies and grocery stores.
My clothes are practical: Pants and shirts that are tan, white and black in cotton and wool, with a few silk-blend sweaters. Ive worn the same Ann Taylor navy blazer for 12 years. Footwear? Sneakers, clogs, flat sandals and practical pumps.
My clothes are conservative today, but 15 years ago I moved in a different orbit. Didnt we all? Back then my wardrobe was not daring, exactly. Lets say free-spirited. Skirts were shorter and fabric was shiny, glittery or an eye-popping color like chartreuse. I wore things I wouldnt dream of wearing today (looking at you, leather pants.)
Id like to tell you I purged my closet when I realized that character and kindness were more important than a flashy wardrobe. But gravity had more to do with it. It dawned on me that nobody wants to see a 45-year-old womans knees in a miniskirt. And there is nothing sadder than mutton dressed as lamb, as the English say.
Thus my wardrobe today is based on these facts: 1) Its illegal to leave the house naked so I have to wear something and 2) Tailored and classic will take you further than bright and trendy. A gray wool pantsuit can be worn to funerals, meetings, interviews, weddings and court. A mermaid-hemmed Lycra sundress from Wet Seal can be worn to beach party. See the difference? I like to get more bang for my clothing buck.
Im telling you all this because last week my sensible, calm wardrobe got a great big jolt.
At my mothers memorial service, I wore a sleeveless dress with a bell skirt and a ribbon waist sash. In the black hole that is my closet I unearthed a long-forgotten pair of summer sandals in a pewter color with a modest heel. Perfect.
Towards the end of the service I looked down and saw my shoes literally disintegrating before my eyes: The pewter coating or whatever it was, was peeling off in chunks. I clenched my toes over the bald spots and prayed no-one would look down and say, Honey, your shoes are melting.
When we got back to the hotel I threw them in the trash can.
But then I fretted about having no dress shoes. Seldom do we wear fancy togs, but one has to be prepared. So I began looking online for a cute pair of sandals. I didnt want black or brown or white, or a clunky heel--and they had to be comfortable. Such shoes are hard to find.
One day after weeks of searching, I saw them: A pair of Ralph Lauren gold sandals, strappy and sophisticated with a three-inch heel. Not daytime, going-to-the-library shoes, but dazzling, after-dark date night shoes. They were perfect! Then I saw the $90 price and groaned. I couldnt justify paying that much.
Every day Id go back to the site (Zappos) and sigh over those shoes, then scold myself for being frivolous. Id never wear them enough to make it a good investment. Maybe Id find a cheaper pair somewhere else.
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LOCKPORT – A Niagara County Court jury will deliberate today on whether to convict a Buffalo man tied to a 2011 Niagara Falls home invasion by DNA on a pair of handcuffs used on the alleged victim.
"You want to talk about a reasonable and logical conclusion," Assistant District Attorney Claudette S. Caldwell told the jury during her closing argument Monday in the trial of Brandon D. Green, 31, of Davison Avenue.
She presented evidence from Niagara County forensic scientist Keith Paul Meyers, who matched DNA on the cuffs to a sample Green had to deposit in the state DNA database after a previous robbery conviction.
Meyers said the odds that the DNA on the cuffs came from someone else were one in 319.5 trillion.
Never mind, said defense attorney Thomas J. Eoannou, who proclaimed that Green, who faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted, is "stone cold innocent."
"DNA does not put Brandon Green in the house. Anything after that is a guess," Eoannou told the jury.
He said the DNA could have gotten onto the handcuffs "by a cough, a sneeze," or by someone who had contact with Green in the past.
The victim, a 60-year-old man who lives on Parkview Avenue in Niagara Falls, testified that he was awakened at about 2 a.m. May 16, 2011, by three masked men, at least two of whom appeared to have handguns.
He said he was handcuffed and had a pillow placed over his face as the intruders demanded, "Where's the safe?"
Eventually, they found it behind a gas-burning fireplace, forced the resident to give them the combination, and fled with money the man estimated at $525,000. Also stolen was some jewelry belonging to the man's girlfriend.
Eoannou questioned whether there was actually a crime. He said there were no signs of forced entry, no DNA anywhere but on the handcuffs, and no one heard the burglars drive away.
"Must be the luckiest burglars in the world," he said.
He also questioned whether anyone would really put more than half a million dollars in cash "behind a fire."
Caldwell said, "Is that careless? Yes, but that doesn't mean he's not telling the truth."
She told the jury, "The central issue is still identity, and that gets us back to the DNA … There was twice as much DNA [on the cuffs] from Brandon Green as from [the alleged victim, who] had the cuffs on for 20 minutes."
Caldwell said the burglars opened the victim's car and used the garage door opener to get inside. The garage door was still open when the police arrived, and an officer said he saw swelling on the victim's face consistent with his story of being hit in the face with an object by one of the intruders.
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on January 15, 2013 - 7:00 AM
Erie County Sheriff's officials confiscated about two pounds of cocaine last week when they arrested a Buffalo man in his Broadway home.
Paul Minor, 35, was charged Thursday with felony drug possession after the Sheriffs' Narcotics Unit with the assistance of the Buffalo Police Narcotics Unit executed a search warrant at his residence.
Police said they found two pounds of suspected cocaine with a street value of about $40,000, along with scales and packaging material. More than $11,000 in US currency was also seized.
More arrests are expected as a result of the search warrant.
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the iPhone, contains a security loophole that allows anyone who knows
the easy trick to bypass the passcode entry screen and gain access to
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how it works: At the passcode entry screen, select "Emergency
Call." Input any number, hit "Send" and the phone's
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A phrase based on a misspelling of "It's a trap" a phrase and meme said by Ackbar in Star Wars Episode VI. It is popularly used sarcastically on message boards and chan sites.
/b/tard 1: It's a trap!
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Starting point: Jakobshorn (Gipfel) (2590 m a.s.l.)
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A receptacle for you and the rest of your town to put your ejected semen in. said recepticle is usually a slutty ho.
hey dude, I just got back from using the cum dumpster. I hope I didn't catch the itchy dick.
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Any girl who takes loads of semen up her snatch, down the hatch, in her crack, and on her back. These chicks are down with the creampie be it anal or vaginal.
I have the crabs now because Alice is a promiscuous cum dumpster and I had sex with her.
po Shaun Melancon Септембар 16, 2005
Any slackjawed gapemouthed semen hungry fuck socket that sucks on the snotty end of a piss-pole more often than is considered proper for polite society.
Janie is such a cumdumpster that i fully expect to find her faced down in an alley with nut stains on her back and joy juice dripping from every orifice.
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"Hey dude, see that girl? She's fucked everyone I know, and I don't even want to go into how many dicks she has sucked. She is a total cum dumpster!"
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A high-capacity sperm recepticle.
Preferably living.
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Beth is such a cumdumpster.
po tradesman Март 31, 2003
A girl at whs who guzzles mad loads of jizz and gets busted on
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Middle Way Dream.
All Free, All Equal, All empathy, All benevolence, All of 1 love.
Choice crossroads, choose love or egor and warring states forever.
The China (Middle Kingdom) 5000 years story.
Its been as long long march, a long long journey.
Hope this can filter thru all the middle managers and their egos.
From personal experience in top management.
Goals and spirit have grave difficulty filtering thru the systems and egos of middle managers implementations.
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An expert in AOW wowww, chief then it is your type. Go for it and tell us a happy news. Two of you will surely make it good.
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Ten Largest Banks in the U.S.
The Move Your Money campaign peaked a few weeks ago but in our household we still haven't yet made the change from a large bank to a local community bank or credit union. Part of the reason is inertia, the center spoke in our financial network map if our Bank of America account, but we're working on it! 🙂
As I was doing some research for some unrelated projects, I discovered a useful resource at the FDIC. I'm always a fan of mostly useless trivia (this certainly falls in that category) so I was delighted to find a list of the largest banks in the United States. The FDIC captures all of this data for FDIC insured institutions, which is great, but it's only updated annually, so this data is from June 30, 2011.
I bet you can name most of the banks on this list but I'd be surprised if you could name them all.
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MARTINSBURG - Two vehicles were involved in a suspected head-on collision Friday afternoon on Apple Harvest Drive.
While an officer had yet to speak with those involved, he suspected a car was traveling east on Apple Harvest Drive in the area of Rocky Knoll School and crossed over to the westbound lane, striking an oncoming car.
The cause of the accident, which was called in around 12:35 p.m., has not yet been determined.
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Two cars were involved in a suspected head-on collision on Apple Harvest Drive Friday afternoon. Three people were sent to the hospital for possible injuries.
Three people were sent to City Hospital for possible injuries. The severity of those injuries was not known.
No witnesses stayed at the scene to give a statement.
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A Made-in-Netherlands bike is a Dutch bike, silly.
It's like calling cars "American vehicles". Our fine friends, the Dutch, must be giggling at this branding of classic European bikes as "dutch bikes", just because some tourist at some point went to Amsterdam and went home to coin the phrase. Yes, we're bitter. :-)
This is a Dutch bike. Only because it's made in the Netherlands. The Old Dutch.
And it's happening again, this time in a more modern, marketing orientated way, with the advent of the Bakfiets cargo bike import wave to America. All of a sudden a normal "ladcykel" or cargo bike, of which there are hundreds of makes all over Europe, are called Bakfiets, just because they are the first kind people have seen.
It's kind of like the first white man to visit a remote tribe in the jungle somewhere tells the locals his name is Bob and then all white people are called Bobs from then on. :-)
The Dutch don't even call them Dutch bikes, for heavens sake. In the Netherlands and Denmark we just call them bikes. In Denmark these bikes are sometimes called "bedstemor cykler" or grandma bikes, just as in the Netherlands they're called 'Oma' and 'Opa' bikes. On many bike brand websites they are often called Classic or Retro. But by and large they are referred to as "damecykler" and "herrecykler" - lady and gentleman.
Another Old Dutch Dutch bike from the Netherlands.
I like the British term "sit up and beg bike", which is lovely and descriptive, as I'd rather sit up and beg than hunch forward in some strange, unnatural position. If I'm racing in a time trial on Day 15 of the Tour de France, I'll want some hunched over aerodynamic goodness, but the rest of the year, I prefer a humane, ergonomically correct position. My mother taught me to sit up straight.
But I digress. Bikes from Dutch bikemakers are often seen in Copenhagen. They don't dominate by any means, but they are aesthetically pleasing additions to our bike culture.
The Old Dutch bikes above, as well as the DIVA at the top are all from Batavus. If you fancy going Dutch, Batavus is a great place to start. They have an amazing catalogue.
A propos brands that are only avaible in certain countries in Europe, Batavus have several models unique to Netherlands, Germany and Denmark. They even have a Danish Collection - "Batavus has developed certain models especially for the Danish market. The Danish bikes are carefully aimed at the demands and specifications regarding design and quality that many Danish cyclists have."
Visit Batavus' international website and click on the different flags to see the difference in products from country to country.


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to faint, fall over, shit pants with excitement. Word is famously used in the film "Donnie Brasco" when they arrive at the King's Court in Miami.
"Wait until you get a load of the banquet room. You're gonna plotz!"
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to collapse or faint, as from surprise, excitement, or exhaustion.
автор: fruitcake 26 октября 2003
From Yiddish, to fall down from extreme excitememnt or abhorance.
When i heard she had slept with my roommate, i was about to plotz!
автор: rosedanose 22 июня 2005
burst, with surprise
When I heard that, I almost plotzed!
автор: Michael 12 августа 2003
to burst, as from laughter.
Moishe told a joke that was so funny, I almost plotzed.
автор: Slouchy McGoon 15 декабря 2012
To shock, surprise, take aback, astound to the extent of fainting or "shitting oneself" .
Krusty: I opened for The Who at Woodstock. I came out in a Beatle wig with a ukulele. Hendrix said he almost plotzed -- his exact words.
автор: Joe 13 ноября 2004
The act of farting or accidentally pooping while urinating or cumming. Often used to express extreme responses to humour, pleasure or fear.
That Youtube video was so funny I plotzed myself.
I nearly plotzed when I saw that Stormtrooper bikini!
I nearly plotzed when I saw that Stormtrooper bikini!
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His name is slim...in a world of fat people
Scalabrine, Doyle is one of the rare poker players I actually respect.
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One of the challenges in proteome analysis is that samples are often dominated by a relatively small number of high-abundance proteins whose presence can obscure less-abundant proteins and limit the capacity and resolution of the separation technique(s) employed. This is especially the case for serum and plasma where some 20 proteins constitute more than 98% of the protein mass, according to Aran Paulus, Ph.D., R&D manager of new technologies and proteomics applications at Bio-Rad Laboratories.
Many other tissues and cells also have high percentages of specific proteins, Dr. Paulus adds.
In a poster entitled "Enriching Low-Abundance Proteins Using ProteoMiner™ Protein Enrichment Technology," S. Freeby et al. at Bio-Rad discuss the removal of highly abundant proteins by two different approaches. The first is immunodepletion, which is used to remove species-specific proteins in serum or plasma.
"Alternatively, one can use a library of combinatorial hexapeptides to bind all possible proteins in a complex mixture," notes the Bio-Rad authors. "In this approach, which is independent of the sample source, the concentration of high-abundance proteins is reduced, and medium- and low-abundance proteins are enriched."
Bio-Rad markets the hexapeptide technology in the form of its ProteoMiner enrichment kits. Since this technology does not rely on antibodies, it can theoretically be applied to multiple sample types.
The Bio-Rad research described in the poster was designed to examine the applicability of ProteoMiner protein enrichment kits for the reduction of high-abundance proteins and enrichment of medium- and low-abundant proteins from heart muscle, HeLa cells, and E. coli protein samples. The scientists discussed the conditions for protein extraction, treatment with ProteoMiner beads, and analysis with 2-D gel electrophoresis.
The group concluded that the technology, first developed for the reduction of high-abundance proteins in serum and plasma, does work with tissues, cell lines, bacterial, and plant samples. They said they found a significant reduction of the top high-abundance proteins in each sample set, as confirmed by mass spectroscopy identification.
In addition, "heart and HeLa cell proteins that have been extracted under denaturing conditions can be used successfully with ProteoMiner protein enrichment kits," they wrote, adding that "ProteoMiner bead treatment enriches a unique population of proteins not apparent in the untreated samples."
Because of the removal of greater than 95% of sample protein mass, protein spot numbers for heart, HeLa cells, and E. coli increased 14%–28% following ProteoMiner bead treatment, the team reported.
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Stetson University volleyball head coach Tim Loesch announced the signing Monday of Jessica Armstrong (Jupiter, Fla./The Benjamin School) to the indoor volleyball program and Rachel Mathison (Tampa, Fla./George Steinbrenner HS) to the sand volleyball program for the 2014-15 academic year.
Armstrong, a 6-3 middle blocker and outside hitter, helped lead Benjamin to a 23-3 record and its third straight district championship this past fall. She recorded 544 kills, 296 digs, 129 blocks, and 148 aces in her career, earning first-team all-area honors as a junior from both the Sun Sentinel and Palm Beach Post.
Armstrong also led her club Tribe 17 team to a bronze medal at 2013 junior olympic national tournament while playing up an age group in the 18 American division.
"Jessica has developed into a strong attacker over the years we have scouted her," Loesch said. "She excelled first as a middle blocker, then as an opposite, and is now a dominant outside hitter. Her versatility and work ethic make her a welcome addition to our team."
Mathison, 6-0 outside hitter, recorded 657 kills, 446 digs, 68 blocks and 49 aces during her career at George Steinbrenner High School. She was a first-team two-team all-conference selection and as a senior helped lead her team to a regional championship and the Florida Class 7A State Tournament.
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After all the problems the company's been going through due to its battery fiasco, Sony executives finally emerged to publicly apologize for the inconvenience its electronic components have caused worldwide.
"I would like to take this opportunity to apologize for causing worries over safety of lithium-ion batteries," Sony Corporate Executive Officer Yutaka Nakagawa said, bowing apologetically with two other executives in Japanese tradition at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel, reports the Associated Press.
"We want to put this behind us," Nakagawa said. "I take this problem seriously and I want to finish the replacement program as quickly as possible for the sake of our users and corporate customers."
Sony spokesperson Naofumi Hara clarified what Nakagawa meant by "safety."
"This is not a safety issue," said Hara. "This is about addressing people's concerns which have become a social problem, and we made the managerial decision that the recall was necessary."
Sony also confirmed that the battery recalls are causing a global shortage. According to Reuters, Nakagawa said the company was in talks with PC makers about enlisting the help of other, perhaps even competing, battery makers to meet demand.
The embarrassment caused by the recalls are having some question Sony's technical prowess.
When asked about the likelihood that PC makers may stop using Sony batteries and switch to other manufacturers, Nakagawa responded: "We think there is a good chance for something like that to happen."
Still, Sony stands strong saying its battery disaster won't deter the company from the business. "The battery operation is a very important business for us. We have no intention of quitting it or scaling it down," Nakagawa added.
Sony recently projected its lowest profit in five years due to the financial hit the company will take in replacing faulty batteries.
quote: " This is not a safety issue ," said Hara. "This is about addressing people's concerns which have become a social problem, and we made the managerial decision that the recall was necessary."
Emphasis mine but this is why I am less than satisfied with this "apology" from Sony. I mean seriously, WTF. Yeah, we're apologizing about these batteries because it's becoming a "social issue." And by that I think they mean people are getting scared about exploding Sony batteries. But hey, it's not because they can cause bodily harm or anything.
Sony, you screwed up. Just admit it and stop dancing around the issue. It's like Apple (and I'm a supporter of Apple) blaming Microsoft for the bad quality control checks that allowed a trojan to be loaded onto some iPods. You screwed up, admit it.
quote: Don't feel sorry for the shareholders. They're the reason corporations cut corners in the first place. All about making the shareholders happy.
quote: Your lack of understanding of the corporate and financial worlds - and how they have a simbiotic(spelling?) relationship is astounding.