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Highlights Included The Lions And Cheetahs Feeding Their Cubs
We especially wanted to thank you for being so perfect with all the arrangements. No slip ups or problems. We also want to thank you for our wonderful safari guide Emmanuel. He was so smart and so willing to share all of his encyclopedic knowledge of history, geology, and all aspects of biology. He had an amazing eye for creatures that were barely visible until we were right on top of them. Only glowing things to say about Emmanuel.
We loved the Land Cruiser too. I have a 1985 Land Cruiser here in San Diego that I still drive, so the new updated and stretched Land Cruiser was perfect. In every way we felt at home (and of course we were – we came from east Africa the same as all hominids back when).
We were there from May 11 to May 22. I was a little bit worried that it might be repetitious, but was I wrong. Every day was better than the previous one. We are looking forward to coming back, maybe during the rainy season when the babies are being born. The baby mammals were our overall favorite, esp the cheetah cubs, giraffe babies and elephant babies. All of the accommodations were excellent, but we particularly liked the Lake Masek Tented Lodge and the Ngorongoro Manor Lodge.
We knew it was going to be wonderful when we landed at the Grumeti Airstrip and the giraffes were running to get off the landing strip as the plane came down. Then seeing the crocs basking in the river with the hippos. When we got to Seronera Valley there were hundreds of thousands of wildebeests surrounding us.
Other highlights were the leopard carrying a wildebeest up a tree, all the birds, the lions and cheetahs feeding their cubs, the Masai herding, the Oldupai Gorge (there was a picture of Hillary and Chelsea visiting there in the 90s), the very lovely people also traveling with ADS, and the crazy road out of Ngorogoro crater.
I have attached a few favorite pictures out of the 2,000 or so that we ended up taking.
Alan A. and Karen G.
San Diego, Calfornia
Safari Dates: May 11, 2016 to May 22, 2016
- July 21, 2016
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, California, May
We Would Highly Recommend The Private Safari
My wife, our 20 year old granddaughter, our 17 year old grandson and I went on a ten day safari to the Serengeti in Tanzania May 19 to May 28, 2016. This was a private safari with just the four of us and Peter, our driver guide. The first three days we spent in the Central Serengeti and stayed at the Serengeti Serena Lodge.
The first day we flew from Arusha to the Central Serengeti Airport and our guide met us for a game drive for the rest of the day. We had a good box lunch and saw lots of animals that first day including elephant, hippo, leopard and cape buffalo for 4 of the big 5. We told the guide that we wanted to spend most of the day on game drives with a box lunch and go to the more remote places.
We spent 8 to 9 hours the next three days on game drives and part of the time rarely saw other people. We left the lodge each day about 7 am after an excellent breakfast and finished the day with an excellent dinner. A highlight of our stay at Serengeti Serena Lodge was a bush dinner the third night. This was an interesting buffet dinner with white table cloth and china and Maasai singers and dancers and a huge bonfire. We were the only people at the bush dinner which was in the bush.
The fourth day we had an all-day game drive to the Western Serengeti to the Mbalageti Tented Lodge. This was our favorite lodge since it was on a hill overlooking the valley in all directions. The staff were extra friendly and helpful and there were less people there than the Serena Lodges since it had fewer cabins. Here we went out the first day with a breakfast picnic at 6 am to see early morning animals including a pride of lions.
We came back for lunch at the lodge and then back out at 4 pm to see the evening animals. The second day we went on a walking safari to the river at midmorning which was not very interesting and then at 4 pm we went for another game drive until 6 pm. During the day we visited with staff and had an excellent lunch.
After the third night, after a good breakfast we had a long game drive to the Southern Serengeti to the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge. This was a very large lodge with an excellent view from our rooms of the Ngorongoro Crater. The next day we took picnic breakfast and lunch to spend the day on a game drive in the Ngorongoro Crater. Again we saw lots of animals including 4 rhinos to complete the big 5.
The next day we left after breakfast and went to Lake Manyara National Park where we say elephants and 15 giraffes at one time several monkeys and at least 100 baboons in one location. We also saw lots of beautiful birds. At the end of the day we drove to Arusha to spend the night at the Mount Meru Resort.
Overall the safari was excellent and much better than smaller ones that my wife and I had been on previous in other parts of Africa. We saw the huge numbers of wildebeest and zebra in migration as well as tree climbing lions, leopards and cheetahs. The wide variety of country side was surprising.
Peter our driver-guide was superb with his knowledge of animals, birds and plants. He was able to spot some animals at some distance and then take us to see them up close. He was a very safe and capable driver as well as concerned about our need and what we liked to see.
We would highly recommend the private Africa Dream Safari. The contact with Michael Wishner was excellent as we inquired about the safari and finalized it. The fact that ADS takes care of everything from the visa, all accommodations and meals from arrival to departure is excellent and assures that there are no mistakes.
James and Judy W. and Abby and Daniel A.
North Little Rock, Arkansas
Safari Dates: May 19, 2016 to May 28, 2016
- July 15, 2016
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Arkansas, May
Three Moments In Tanzania That Took My Breath Away
My daughter Emma and I just returned from a safari of a lifetime with Africa Dream Safaris. We could not be happier with what Sharon Lyon helped us to arrange.
Everything was as advertised. We were met by Matteus at the gate at Kilimanjaro Airport and swiftly escorted through the Visa and Customs process and taken to the Mount Meru Hotel. We opted for a layover day in Arusha and given a tour by Matteus and Joseph. This ADS Meet and Greet Team could not have been nicer.
The next day we flew out to the Western Corridor of the Serengeti and met by our guide Emmanuel(Ema). They say a safari guide can make or break one's experience and we certainly lucked out. He was everything we could ask for: personable, experienced, very knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humor. He quickly realized what kind of an experience we were looking for and made it happen. As you can see with the attached photos he was able to find and then put us very close to some magnificent animals.
We spent the first three nights at Mbalageti Luxury Lodge, the next two at Seronera Sametu Camp, and the last two at Lion's Paw Camp. They were all great, but the two tented camps (Sametu and Lion's Paw Camps) were even more special because we happened to be the only guests there those nights so we were treated like Royalty.
I think Emma had some reservations about sleeping in tents prior to the trip but quickly found out this was not camping as either of us had ever known. From the on-demand bucket showers to the hot water bottles in our beds at night, we were pampered. We also ate very well while on our safari. It is amazing how well these chefs do at cooking wonderful meals in these remote locations. The soups were the best. We even had a special cake baked just for us on our last night.
We did not do a lot of the optional tours and visits while on safari because we were there to see the animals. We did however do a Hot Air Balloon ride which was excellent. ADS scheduled it to optimize our game viewing from above. Seeing the sunrise and all those animals from a balloon will forever be in our memories.
ADS quotes Mark Twain: "Life should not be measured by the number of breaths we take, but by those moments that take our breath away." Thanks to ADS I had three such moments while in Tanzania. The first was when Ema parked us in the middle of the great migration and there were thousands of wildebeests and zebras in all directions. The second was when we first saw the vast expansiveness of the Serengeti Plains dotted with assorted animals spread out between the Kopjes. The third moment that took my breath away was when we first looked down over the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater.
We spent years preparing for this trip. You can read the books, look at the pictures, and watch the videos on Africa. But there is no way you can get a feel for what it is truly like. You need to be there yourself to see it, to hear it, and to even smell it. Only then can you get full appreciation. Africa Dream Safaris can make this happen for you.
Derek and Emma F.
Francestown, New Hampshire
Safari Dates: June 1, 2016 to June 10, 2016
- July 14, 2016
- By Michael
- Posted under ADS Guest Testimonials, Jun, New Hampshire


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Poems by Guest Writer Natalie Chin
Illustrations by Guest Illustrator Camilla Frankl-Slater
no one thing is ever enough for you
you say turning in the waters
as you break surface for another breath
it is very dark tonight and with
your arms you push water away
and then towards you again
water loves you so silently in comparison
and i watch as you make your choice
each time you flip full rounds
kicking the edge of the pool away
and leaving me behind with it
My Answer is Yes (But How?)
in june behind shuttered streets
no one knows where we are
day old sheets soak through
with the heat of sweat and legs
i sit by the alley drains and watch
you pull smoke back into lungs
ribbons that i want to keep watching
as your hands pull me close
what we knit together in the dark
is unlike anything else i have known
i tell you that i am dreaming
of first snow again
glimpses of another life
in a city made only of ourselves
here: i am naming what little we have
i am living in the dream set of forever
near morning
crackling with heat
silky light sneaking around
then through to the wet clothes
curling up near your silence the rise-fall
of your chest is a relief that i want
to keep experiencing myself
i feel the warmth of skin only
in the distance the wet markets stir
our fingers reach for each other
as if being near would
make the pain go away
but time stops its stutter and
i am sensing slow flight on your body
Natalie Chin grew up in Singapore and currently lives in London. She is the Literary Editor of Galavant Magazine and is an Arts and Sciences student at University College London. Find her here and here.

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Can you believe how long you look forward to summertime –
and how it seems to go by in the blink of an eye?
We had a small window of opportunity to squeeze in some vacation between our sons' summer baseball in July, football in August and the start of school right around the corner!
Before I had even fully unpacked from a wonderful week at the Cape with family, we were off again to spend last weekend with our close friends! Here are a few glimpses into our summer fun.
1/we kicked off our week at the Cape with the seaside wedding of Mark's beautiful cousin, Kelly….2/we could ride our bikes to this beach – when the tide would go out the kids would ride the current from an inlet out into the ocean like the turtles in Finding Nemo….3/the littlest cousin gave everyone neck massages on the beach :)….4/s'mores on the beach and hanging out with dad…5/an overcast Cape day…6/Crabby Patty…7/a kidless night out!…8/we loved spending time with this little munchkin and her brother.
And the next stop on the party train….
1/watching Indiana Jones outside, lakeside, at night – could it get any better?…2/a boatride to the Penny Candy shop in Wolfeboro….3/the boys….4/B and I were laughing hysterically before the tube even moved!…5/our beautiful friends and hosts…6/the dads….7/the girls.
I'm joining Amber of The Starfish Blog's Summer Snapshots – a weekly celebration of summertime!
I don't know about you, but after that long, cold {and did I mention long?} winter we had, I am enjoying every bit of sunshine and time with my family!
I hope you are having a great summer too and taking lots of pictures of your good times!
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"A chilling–sometimes terrifying–and tautly written thriller."
–The Times (London)
"Dunant demands your total attention. . . . [Her skill is] in orchestrating tension, both sexual and psychological."
–Literary Review
"A supercharged, knuckle-in-the-mouth, heart-stopping roller-coaster of a book."
–The Irish Times
"Pulses with emotional truth and heart."
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For a few hours Thursday, the potato at The Big Texan Steak Ranch will be larger than the restaurant's famous 72-ounce steak.
Severe weather across the country's midsection has diverted the Great Big Idaho Potato Truck to Amarillo, as an added stop on its seven-month journey to raise funds and awareness for Meals on Wheels.
The tractor-trailer rig carrying a tremendous 6-ton tater will be at the Big Texan from 2 to 5 p.m., Thursday.
It looks something like a prop Alton Brown would use on his Food Network show, "Good Eats."
This trip actually is the spud's sophomore tour. The Idaho Potato Commission built the truck -- an homage to a vintage postcard -- in 2012 to celebrate the organization's 75th anniversary.
Tater trivia:
- It's 28 feet long, 12 feet wide, 11.5 feet tall.
- It weighs as much as 32,346 medium-sized Idaho potatoes.
If it were real, it would:
- Take more than 10 years to grow.
- Take 2 years, nine months to bake.
- Make 30,325 servings of mashed potatoes, or more than 1.4 million fries.
You can follow the tour on its Facebook page or via Twitter.


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Fredrik Johansson has received the Anna-Greta Crafoord award for best dissertation in medicine 2015 at the Medical Faculty, Lund University. Congratulations, Fredrik!Continue Reading
Marianne Gullberg and other members of the CCL appeared in Vetenskapens värld on April 4, 2016, talking about language learning in speech and gesture. Watch the episode here http://www.svt.se/nyheter/vetenskap/sa-lar-du-dig-sprak-bast or here http://www.svtplay.se/video/7584080/vetenskapens-varld/vetenskapens-varld-avsnitt-11-1 (minute 42 +).Continue Reading
The hard work in the CCL research team at Associative Learning is bearing fruit. See below links to publications and an interview with Germund Hesslow about the team's new findings in classical conditioning: 1. A recently published review paper on timing mechanisms in Purkinje cells, from a themed issue on …Continue Reading
Birgitta Sahlén received a generous contribution from the Crown Princess Victoria's Foundation for Scientific Research and Education to host and organise a symposium on language development in children language development. We are now happy to announce the symposium taking place on August 25 in Palaestra Auditorium at Lund University. See …Continue Reading
Susanne Schötz has received a grant from the Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg foundation for the project Melody in human–cat communication (Meowsic). The purpose of the project is to study the communication between humans and domestic cats. Specifically, the research team will investigate how the prosody, including the voice, melody (intonation) …Continue Reading
Do gestures differ across cultures? Do gestures differ across languages? Marianne Gullberg talked about these issues on the programme Språkteigen on Norwegian radio NRK on Feb. 7 and Feb. 14. Listen to the podcasts: Store og små gester Feb. 7, 2016 Ydmyke verb, Feb. 14, 2016Continue Reading
CCL members in the Noice-Voice group : Sahlén, Åhlander, Brännström, Haake mfl received a four-year grant of four million Swedish kronor from the Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation for the project: Teaching and learning in diverse and noisy class-rooms: Taking knowledge from the lab to implementation in teacher education Children's …Continue Reading
On January 15 at 10.00-12, Kristina Borgström will defend her thesis "Word Learning in the Developing Brain: ERP Dynamics of Learning Word-Object Associations" in Eden's auditorium: Opponent: Jessica Horst, University of Sussex Betygskommitté: Prof. Carita Paradis, Lund Dr Caroline Junge, Univers of Utrecht Prof Yury Shtyrov, Aarhus Universitet Handledare: Magnus …Continue Reading


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Lester, Buchholz on long-term futures in Boston
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Red Sox right-hander Clay Buchholz, who earned a spot on the American League All-Star team on the strength of a first half in which he went 10-4 with a 2.45 ERA before suffering a lower left hamstring strain that landed him on the disabled list, said that he and the club have not had any conversations about a possible long-term deal.
Buchholz said earlier this year that he would like to follow in the footsteps of teammate Jon Lester and sign a long-term deal. Yet while neither Buchholz (and his agent) nor the Sox have initiated such dialogue, Buchholz — who would not be eligible for salary arbitration until after the 2011 season, and who would not reach free agency until after the 2014 season — suggested there is no urgency in the matter.
"I think time will take care of all that stuff," said Buchholz. "I'm going to focus on playing, helping the team win, getting healthy and going from there."
If Lester serves as a precedent, then a more likely time for the two sides to discuss a potential long-term deal would be next spring, prior to Buchholz' final pre-arbitration season. It was at that time that Lester signed a five-year, $30 million deal with the Sox that bought out all of his arbitration years, his first free-agent season and included a team option that could keep him with the Sox through 2014.
Lester, who is also at his first All-Star Game, reiterated on Monday that he is thrilled to have signed his deal for the long-term security that it gave him and for the opportunity to remain in Boston for years to come. In fact, he already is thinking about the possibility of remaining with the Sox beyond his current deal.
"That's why I did the deal. I got some good information coming up from different guys: Sean Casey, Josh [Beckett]," said Lester. "You can't pass up that first one. It's guaranteed. Stuff can always happen. People can look at it as a bad contract, but I don't really care what people think about it. Me and my family are secure and we're happy. That's all I care about.
"The next one, hopefully, I stay in Boston. I would love to stay here for a long time. You don't see people do that anymore. I'd love to stay here. Hopefully I'll stay here, and hopefully we'll be able to do it. That's a couple years away, but it's something I've always thought about, and hopefully it's something we can get done at some point."
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text: Totally. I had a fresh case of HT and some Lawson's which I happily went through in a three week period. HT was a totally different, still very good, but not fantastic beer after the two week mark (no this is not one of those "this beer is stale 3 days after bottling" posts) but it's definitely true that flavor and aroma hops fade pretty quickly on heavily late/dry hopped beers. I actually cellared my last can of Heady from that case to see what happens after a year or so. I'm fairly new to the game and don't know shite, but I think that the fewer specialty malts that are used showcase the hops when fresh and showcase how quickly the hops can fade after a few weeks. Conversely, if you have an IPA with a shit ton of Vienna malt it's going to overwhelm the hops pretty quickly (looking at you, my beloved Union Jack.)


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The last episode of the season is live, lit, and sees Kevin, Tor and the crew bounce from East to West...
Blood and blackouts.
Carnage, of the very best kind.
The hometown heroes return to host the 2nd Ale Invite.
Kevin and Tor start the season off with a bang!
A sit-down with KB and Tor to find out their plans for 2016's BYNDxMDLS, plus some highlights from the past season...
Watch Kevin Bäckstrom and Tor Lundström's heavy hitting full movie from their time spent shooting for their BYNDxMDLS project last season.
If you missed it, check the Onboard Send Off Session 2015 daily updates from Levi. Full edit dropping soon!
This year, Kevin Backstrom, Tor Lundstrom and their crew of compadres held off showing all their heaviest tricks in their acclaimed BYNDxMDLS web series, saving...
Kevin Bäckström and Tor Lundström head deep into the Alps to shred some powder kickers
Kevin Bäckström and Tor Lundström hit up Reykjavik, Iceland and some never before hit street spots in Ep. 3 of BYND x MDLS
Kevin Bäckström and Tor Lundström launch an all-out assault on the Stubai mega booters in Episode 2 of BYND x MDLS 2015!
Kevin Bäckström and Tor Lundström head down to Chile to kick off the new season of BYND x MDLS.
One heck of a full part from Swedish boss Kevin Bäckström!
Tor Lundström had a killer season. Watch what he got up to around the globe in his BYND x MDLS full part
Kevin Bäckström and Tor Lundström getting buck-wild in the slush at Laax, Meribel, Mammoth Mountain, and Montafon
Watch Kevin Backström and Tor Lundström send it in the backcountry, streets and parks of Utah
A couple rough and ready laps with Kevin and Tor at their home resort
Bromies Kevin Backström and Tor Lundström slay the BEO slopestyle before jacking in contests for some proper pow ripping in St Moritz with the bossman...
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Watch Sweden's most notorious snowboarders send it in Iceland, China and Meribel
Tor Lundström and Kevin Backström, two true Gentlemen of the Goodlife, return for their second episode this season.
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Construction started earlier this week and Pullman High School Principal Joe Thornton said it makes things a little more hectic around campus, but things are progressing smoothly.
Pullman voters passed a $53-million bond in February 2013, and the school district has been working with architects to plan the project ever since.
"We feel like we've been working on this for 10 years," said Principal Thornton. "It's really only been about a year, it was about a year and a half ago that the bond had passed, so we're definitely excited and we know it's going to be two years of a lot of extra work, but we're keeping our vision on what the finished project is going to be like."
This construction will continue through the school year. When students start class in August, parts of the building will be blocked off and teachers and administrators will use temporary classrooms and offices. The building remodel will be done in multiple phases to have the least possible impact on the students' school work. They expect to have it complete by Fall of 2016.


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The MLB All-Star Game is always a highlight of the summer. This week on Behind the Mic, Ron Darling and John Smoltz join us to let fans and players know the inside intel on the historic game. They go behind the scenes and reveal what no one knows about the MLB All-Star Game. This is a video you don't want to miss.
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Tritium operations at the Savannah River Site will require newer facilities and additional funding in order to maintain the nation's nuclear arsenal, according to a report to Congress released this month.
The National Nuclear Security Administration said in its 2014 stockpile management plan that the 2014 budget request for weapons activities reflects a 7.6 percent increase over the fiscal year 2013 budget. It is the fourth consecutive increase in the weapons activities budget, resulting in a 28 percent increase since the 2010 budget.
"NNSA's Tritium Readiness subprogram operates a tritium production system to maintain the required inventory by producing new tritium," the NNSA said in the report. "Because the current inventory is larger than required, only a small amount is produced today. However, to meet future tritium inventory requirements, the rate of production must be increased."
About 450 of the 5,640 people employed by Savannah River Nuclear Solutions are dedicated to NNSA's tritium programs.
Tritium, a radioactive material with a half-life of 12.3 years, is an integral component of nuclear weapons and must be periodically replenished. After tritium-producing burnable absorber rods are irradiated at the Tennessee Valley Authority, they are consolidated into shipping containers and transported to the Tritium Extraction Facility at SRS, where the tritium is removed.
Gases containing tritium are then piped into the tritium loading and unloading facility, where the tritium is purified and loaded into tritium reservoirs to support the nuclear weapons stockpile. The absorber rods are then disposed of as low-level radioactive waste.
The report stated that some of the tritium facilities at SRS are old and inefficient.
"The 53-year-old, mission-critical H-Area Old Manufacturing Facility has exceeded its expected useful life and is increasingly inefficient to maintain and operate," the report stated. "About one-third of the facility is no longer used, and it consumes the most energy of any SRS facility."
Additionally, "multiple" support systems associated with the facility have "deteriorated beyond reasonable repair," and others require upgrades to maintain compliance with federal regulations, according to the report.
Under Tritium Responsive Infrastructure Modifications, which is a portfolio of projects that would consolidate tritium operations, the projects would replace "sustainment of the facility" and consolidate and move all H-Area Old Manufacturing Facility operations into newer facilities.
The complete report can be viewed at http://www.nnsa.energy.gov/ourmission/managingthestockpile/ssmp.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime and courts beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since August 2012.


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Bioinformatics and metabolomics for nutritionists
Date and location to be announced soon
This one day workshop, run by the European Bioinformatics Institute and Cellular and Molecular Theme Leader, Dr Bernard Corfe, is designed to make use of freely available open-source specific bioinformatics databases, containing data on ontology of chemical entities. The first part of the day introduces delegates to the database held by the European Bioinformatics Institute. The second part provides an overview on the use of publicly available enzyme portals, such as IntEnz, Rhea, BRENDA and Reactome. Tutorials will be followed by exercises to explore functionality, extract data and search for experiments on tissue, cell or nutrient of interest, so all delegates will leave with practical experience of the tools taught.
All delegates are requested to bring their own laptops to fully participate in the practical session.
Who is it for?
This practical workshop is aimed at those using, likely to use, or likely to offer training in this area of bioinformatics, such as:
- Postdocs, PhD students and academics with an interest in metabolomics
- Researchers and teachers with an interest in improving the interface between nutrition and bioinformatics
- Teachers and trainers wishing to cover the use of such resources as part of their course material
Delegates will be able to:
- Understand how small molecules are stored in databases
- Practise searching using ChEBI
- Learn about ChEMBL
- Familiarise themselves with the Enzyme portals (IntEnz, Rhea, BRENDA and Reactome)
- Receive hands-on training on how to search Metabolights
- Find proteins or compounds represented in Reactome pathways
To register
Registration to open soon
Fees (including lunch, refreshments and training materials)
Members of the Nutrition Society: £230 (inc. VAT)
Non-members: £300 (inc. VAT)
To join the Nutrition Society and receive the reduced members rate, please visit the membership section of the website.
Dr Gareth Owen, European Bioinformatics Institute obtained his Ph.D. from the Department of Organic Chemistry at Leeds University in 1987. After spending a couple of years doing bench chemistry as part of a collaboration with the Biotechnology unit at Sheffield University, he moved into cheminformatics, designing and building both reaction and molecule databases for ORAC Ltd. and later for Synopsys (now Accelrys).
Dr Bernard Corfe, University of Sheffield runs a research group combining classical research approaches to nutrition and gastroenterology with bioinformatics and systems biology. He has worked closely with EBI to develop training resources for proteomics informatics and teaches on this subject at postgraduate level at University of Sheffield. Bernard is the Theme Leader on Cellular and Molecular Nutrition at the Nutrition Society.
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About EBI
The European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) is part of EMBL, Europe's flagship laboratory for the life sciences. It provides freely available data from life science experiments, performs basic research in computational biology and offers an extensive user training programme, supporting researchers in academia and industry.
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JERUSALEM, Israel - Israel's military has pulled out of the northern Gaza Strip after a three-day campaign to stop terrorist rocket attacks by Hamas. Although the Israeli raids took a heavy toll, Hamas was claiming victory in the end.
Even after the army's exit from Gaza today, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli towns, including the largest southern city of Ashkelon. More than 100 Palestinians and three Israelis died in the fighting. Israel's military chief of staff says 90 of the Gaza dead were terrorists.
The Israeli action, called "Operation Warm Winter," sparked protests throughout the West Bank and Gaza, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas suspended peace talks with Israel
But many Israelis were hoping that Prime Minister Ehud Olmert would allow the army to crush the terrorist hotbeds.
That isn't likely to happen now because of pressure from Washington. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice returns to Israel Tuesday, to push Israel and the Palestinian Authority toward some kind of an agreement. So far, Rice has said little about the thousands of rocket attacks on southern Israel, except that they must end.
"Israel remains committed to reach a historic agreement with the Palestinians by the end of the year," said Mark Regev, a spokesman for Prime Minister Olmert. "Now cutting off the talks, a decision we regret, is not going to solve anything. We will solve problems talking."
In the meantime, Hamas may need a cease-fire to recover from Israel's assault and tighten its hold on Gaza. If Israel shows restraint, the fight will be postponed for weeks or months. If not, the real fireworks could come this spring.
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Two prisoners involved in a "dirty protest" at Maghaberry Jail have won High Court permission to challenge the denial of legal and family visits. William Wong and Michael Johnston are seeking to judicially review the ban imposed by prison authorities, which includes phone calls and court visits.
Dissident republicans being held there have been staging a protest over conditions. Maghaberry authorities have stopped their access to visits due to health and safety concerns for staff, other inmates and the public.
Mr Johnston, 28, from the New Lodge area of north Belfast is on remand charged with possession of timer power units. Wong, 22, and formerly of Dalton Close, Armagh, was jailed earlier this month for a minimum of five years for having a pipe bomb.
Their lawyers claim the prohibition breaches their rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Tony McGleenan, for the Prison Service, contended that the situation was down to the protesters refusing to wash. He told the court: "The prisoners themselves can quite simply take a shower, change their clothes and they can have legal visits."
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All women are at risk for breast cancer. Men can also get breast cancer, but it is rare. Except for skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women of all combined major racial and ethnic groups in the United States. Breast cancer forms in tissues of the breast, usually the ducts (tubes that carry milk to the nipple) and lobules (glands that make milk). It occurs in both men and women, although male breast cancer is rare.
About 12 out of every 100 women born today will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some time in their lives. Certain risk factors increase a woman's chance of getting breast cancer, including:
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The administrator positions at two key federal transportation agencies are in the process of turning over.
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At the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Administrator Annette Sandberg announced her resignation, effective March 1. Sandberg became the second administrator of the FMCSA in 2003. She had previously served as deputy administrator of NHTSA.
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If you're getting a home loan, the lender may require you to pay for private mortgage insurance, or PMI. Here are some key things to know about PMI and how to get rid of it:
- PMI is typically required by lenders on mortgages in which the borrower is making a down payment of less than 20 percent. It is designed to protect the lender in case the borrower defaults. On a loan of $250,000, PMI may cost you $50 to $220 per month.
- Once you've made enough payments to boost your equity to 20 percent of the original purchase price, you can ask your lender to cancel PMI. By law, the lender must cancel PMI at this point as long as you have a history of on-time payments.
- If you can't get PMI removed at the 20 percent level, it gets easier once you reach 22 percent equity (based on the original purchase price). At that point, the lender must automatically cancel PMI as long as you are current on your payments.
- If you're unable to get PMI removed by either of the above steps, the lender must cancel it once you are halfway through your loan term, provided you are current on your payments.
- The PMI cancellation rules, as defined in the federal Homeowners Protection Act, apply to mortgage loans made since July 29, 1999. But they do not apply to loans made by the Federal Housing Administration or Department of Veterans Affairs.
Western Pennsylvania manufacturing companies are slightly more optimistic about the state's business climate, but they still think taxes are too high and regulations too burdensome.
Nearly three-fifths of the manufacturers viewed the business environment here as either "fair" or "poor," a slight improvement from a similar 2010 survey, according to the Pittsburgh accounting firm Alpern Rosenthal.
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Audiences interested in a crash course in Afro-futurism had a chance to see the genre's past and future in Philadelphia last week. Founding father George Clinton played the Ardmore Music Hall on Wednesday, while current torchbearers Shabazz Palaces landed at Union Transfer on Friday, performing for a small but rapt crowd.
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Anne Steele released her first EP of original music titled What's Mine, in February 2015. Steele announced the release with a SOLD OUT concert at Joe's Pub in NYC on Feb 21st followed by a SOLD OUT West Coast concert at Rockwell Table and Stage in LA on March 22nd. What's Mine is now available via ITunes and CD Baby.
Recommended for fans of Kelly Clarkson, P!nk and Jessie J What's Mine is chock full of anthems that will capture the listeners imagination. With a distinct visual aesthetic Anne Steele is crafting pop music with a message. Dedicated to supporting gay rights, yet still willing to address more traditional pop fare, Anne Steele is a truly interesting and eclectic artist. A joy to listen to and always exciting, her latest EP is the kind of release that will get you dancing on your desk, reveling in major key melodies and powerful vocals.
What's Mine is a thrilling and intimate collection of songs where for the first time Steele utilizes her own words and voice in the songs that she sings. Inspired by the music of Kelly Clarkson, PINK and Sara Bareilles, she has written and developed a pop EP that ranges from dance hits and gay anthems to a thought provoking ballad.
Anne Steele is an award winning Singer/ Songwriter and Recording Artist from NYC. She is a three-time winner of New York's prestigious Manhattan Association of Cabaret and Clubs (MAC) Award. In addition to her three MAC awards, Steele is a two-time winner of New York's Bistro and Nightlife Awards, both celebrating excellence in the New York cabaret community. Anne has performed in NYC at such famed places as Joe's Pub at the Public Theater, Town Hall, Rose Hall at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theater, The Hall at MP, The Metropolitan Room, BB Kings, Symphony Space, Don't Tell Mamas, Laurie Beechman Theater, Ars Nova, The Duplex, and Brandy's Piano Bar. Anne recently opened for Sandra Bernhard in Provincetown, MA at Town Hall for Carnival Week!
In 2010, PS Classics Recordings produced and distributed Steele's debut album, Strings Attached, based on her performances at the Metropolitan Room. The CD can be purchased via ITunes and Amazon. She launched her CD with a sold out concert in November 2010 at Joe's Pub in NYC.
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PAMPA — Betty Jean Garrett, 82, of Pampa died Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Carmichael-Whatley Colonial Chapel with the Rev. David Hunter, associate pastor of the First Baptist Church in Saginaw, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa.
Ms. Garrett was born July 10, 1929, in Donley County to Vestal and Ruth Mosley. She was an administrative assistant at Grayco Machine for more than 30 years before her retirement.
Survivors include two daughters, Melanie Hunter of Fort Worth and Linda Ray of Buffalo, N.Y.; three grandchildren; and a special friend, Doris Johnston.
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Appetizer Recipe: Blooming Brie Bowl
Blooming Brie Bowlmakes 8 servings 1 1/2 tsps (7 mL) Club House Chili Powder 1/2 tsp (2 mL) Club House Garlic Powder 1/2 tsp (2 mL) Club House Ground Mustard 1/2 tsp (2 mL) sugar 1 tbsp (15 mL) (15 mL) butter softened 1 loaf round sourdough bread (about 1 lb / 500 g) 1 (8 oz / 250 mL) Brie Cheese 1. Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C). Mix spices and sugar in small bowl. Set aside. Place bread on baking sheet. Cut circle in top of bread and remove bread center to make room for the Brie. 2. Spread butter on bread. Sprinkle with 2 tsp (10 mL) spice mixture. With knife, make 2 in (5 cm) cuts at 1in (2 cm) intervals around edge of bread. Remove rind from Brie and place in bread. Sprinkle Brie with remaining spice mixture. Replace top of bread. 3. Bake 20 to 30 minutes. To serve, remove bread top and break into bite size pieces. Dip bread pieces in hot Brie. Nutritional Information Per per 1 serving Energy: 290 calories Saturated Fat: 6 g Fat: 11 g Sodium: 590 mg Protein: 12 g
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UK: Downsized engines could be 80% of market by 2020: Torotrak
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Torotrak CEO, Jeremy Deering, left, shows UK Business Secretary, Vince Cable, the V-Charge boost
Torotrak says the downsizing engine sector could represent up to 80% of the car market by 2020 as ever-more stringent CO2 regulations and high fuel prices continue to exert pressure.
The supplier made the comments at yesterday's (18 February) launch of the UK government-backed manufacturing initiative, The Proving Factory, in which Torotrak is one of the lead partners aiming to bring low-carbon technologies to market and which involves funding of around GBP12m (US$18.5m) via the Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative (AMSCI).
Torotrak was showing its V-Charge boosting device at the launch event and demonstrated its capabilities to UK Secretary of State for Business, Vince Cable, who attended The Proving Ground's site at Tata Steel's Brinsworth plant in the northern England town of Rotherham.
"The downsizing engine market is growing massively," Torotrak CEO, Jeremy Deering, told just-auto. "It could penetrate 80% of the car market by 2020.
"This little device is dead simple, it varies the boost efficiency. We can see some niche applications here, we are really excited about it.
"This [The Proving Factory] is a really good initiative from the government. This is absolutely what is needed. It is helpful having a privately-run company - it is practical and pragmatic."
Torotrak inked the collaboration agreement with Tata Steel UK, MIRA and consultants, Productiv, which are the lead partners in The Proving Factory and which will see them benefit from shared development, manufacturing and quality processes.
Torotrak is one of a small group of founding member developers that will work with the lead partners and others including Jaguar Land Rover, Schaeffler and the Manufacturing Technology Centre.
The Proving Factory will collaborate with Torotrak to create production-ready, validated design and then take this from prototype and pilot production through to medium volume manufacturing.
"The Proving Factory allows us to supply lower volumes into the market ahead of Tier 1 production, but at the same high quality standards, providing access to high volume markets such as V- Charge," said Deering.
"In certain parts of our business, where volumes are lower but values are higher, we aim to build a business based on supplying product entirely through Torotrak or a nominated manufacturer. For example, we currently see substantial opportunities with M-KERS in the urban bus and delivery vehicle markets where we are progressing towards fleet trials."
The Proving Factory should allow capacity of up to 20,000 units of manufacturing capacity per annum. Higher volumes will then be targeted at licensed manufacturing arrangements.
"Projects like this are forcing people to put their money where their mouth is," said Deering. "It is not just turning up for a hand-out.
"Manufacturing is not just about outsourcing. The UK has underestimated perhaps in the past the know-how of manufacturing."
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Slots are NOT the loosest
We stayed at Fitzgeralds-the rooms were fine, nothing special but the cafe there was sooooo slow--food was cold--service slow---the casino seemed so crowded and slots were one big rip off.....we have never had such bad luck. And no one comes around offering drinks. In the other casinos it took forever to get a drink also. We just were NOT impressed with Tunica. We won't be going back there.
Fitzgeralds was the best!!!!!
My sister, brother-in-law and myself visited Tunica for three days after Christmas and altho I had been once I hadn't toured the other casinos. My sister had been several times and took me too all of them and I played the slots and ended up going back to Fitzgeralds where I really enjoyed playing and altho I didn't win any jackpots, decided that I would always go back to Fitzgeralds!!!!!
Best weekend of my life
My first trip to tunica was to fitzgeralds it has a great atmosphere, and its very lovely. i enjoyed everything about my stay. The people were great, the gaming very fun, the food excellent, the room very very nice. i would recommend fitzgeralds to everyone. go there and if you time is one tenth of the time i had there it will still be fabulous.
Quite pleased
I stayed here several years ago, was able to stay without a reservation for $19.00 a night. Quite pleased with the hotel & casino. It was clean and rivaled Vegas but the help was very slow and rude; at check in and in the restaurant. I've stayed at other Tunica hotels and received the same treatment from the staff. Don't quite understand it since Tunica has little else to offer except their Casino business.
Me and my husband was very satisfied with our stay at your hotel
My husband and i enjoyed our stay at the hotel,the casinos were nice and spacious the staff members seemed quite friendly and the hotel was very clean including the casinos...we will be staying at this hotel again.
Not a good trip to Fitzgeralds
Made it to Tunica, stayed at Fitzgeralds. Rooms not very nice. Staff wasn't the friendliest at check in/out time. First night there, our room was flooded by the people in room above us. We had to leave our room at 1am. Was told then that we could return to that floor the next day since we had friends there. Next day, nobody at the front desk knew anything it, had to actually check out and back in to get the floor we wanted.
Went to the Hollywood Casino. Wanted change for a $100. Asked for some $10's. The person looked right at me and said "I know what kind of day this is going to be". Like they had to get up and go somewhere to get it. Not a friendly place either.
Won't go back to Tunica for a long while.
Fitageralds Casino 10 hotel 0
Went to Fitzgeralds for my Birthday this June. Booked what the reservationist called a 'Terrace Suite W/Jacuzzi', I called back to make sure it wasn't just a bathtub with jets, and was assured it was a 2 person jacuzzi seperate from the bath! They told me we could get our room as early as 1:00. We arrived at 1:00 and was told come back around 3:00, that was fine, however when 3:00 came we were told to come back in 45 minutes. Guess what? It was 4:20 when we got our room and surprise(!) No terrace or jacuzzi.....just a bathtub with jets! After much disappointment on the wait and the room, my husband went downstairs to see where the mix up occurred and was actually told by the hotel staff that the reservationist will tell you anything to book you and they don't know what any of the rooms are! Now thats professional! After all it was my 45th birthday, so we made due, the room was OK, much outdated and we saw a couple cockroaches in the room! The morning we were leaving we asked for a night comped with the three of us playing quite a bit in the casino for 2+ days, and were told that we were comped over 300.00 in meals. After coming home, I figured out our meal comps and we got comped for a total of 9 meals at 10.00 each. now how you get over 300.00 out of that is beyond me. The casino was great, the dealers were very friendly and helpful, the waitstaff and bartenders were friendly, however I suggest you stay elsewhere. Go to the casino and enjoy but sleep someplace else. Oh yea, I earned around 450 points on my players card and was told it was worth 4.00! No free coffee cup, key chain or anything! Good Luck!!
We have stayed at Fitzgearlds 4 times in the past 2 years. Our last
vist Feb 2003 was not as good as expected. We had touble with coupons
and room rates. The hotel is getting shabby and needs to be updated.
Our room a handicaped non smoking, had been smoked in. WE will not stay
there again.
Very poor security
While staying at the casino hotel on Feb. 22, 2002, I observed from my room, someone breaking into a car. I could see them with a crow bar ripping a radio out of the dashboard. I called the front desk right then. I then watched the thieves continuing to work on the dash. I called again and told them where they were and the kind of vehicle they were in. Finally a security vehicle appeared in the rear lot. The Jeep Cherokee the crooks were in, started driving around the lot. I called again to security and told them where the vehicle was. Now this was 2 a.m. in the morning. Finally it looked like security was going to close in. The Jeep sped off at hight speed with security behind them. I called back and told them that was the right vehicle and I was willing to come downstairs and testify. Well, as it turns out, they did not even catch the thieves. There is only one way in to the back lot, and one way out of the casino to the main road, and still they could not catch the thieves. I would be very reluctant in the future to park my car at Fitzgeralds hotel, especially in the back of the hotel. I really feel like security was too slow to arrive and afraid to confront the automobile thieves.
Hotel Rooms
The rooms at Fitzgeralds are only fair. They were not very clean and my nonsmoking room smelled of smoke terribly. I would probably not stay again, although I did like the quick access to the casino area. The rooms at the Grand Casino are great, but access to the casino is by shuttle, which sucks.
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