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Abdul-Niby, Mohammed (1997) Photoconductive frequency resolved spectroscopy for hydrogen and helium implanted silicon Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Abedi, Karim (1997) Propagation of local instabilities in braced domes. Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Abu-Hammour, Moh'd N (1997) The Measurement of Taxable Capacity in Jordan Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Adams, Louise Helen (1997) Expressed Emotion, Burden and Coping in Spousal Caregivers Caring for a Partner with Dementia Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Aglietti, G, Rogers, E, Langley, RS, Gabriel, SB and Stoustrup, J (1997) Robust control of microvibrations IEE Colloquium (Digest) (385).
Aglietti, GS, Gabriel, SB, Langley, RS and Rogers, E (1997) A modeling technique for active control design studies with application to spacecraft microvibrations. J Acoust Soc Am, 102 (4). pp. 2158-2166.
Ahmad, Khurshir, Salway, Andrew and Lansdale, Janet (1997) (An)notating dance: Multimedia storage and retrieval 1998 International Conference of Computational Intelligence and Multimedia Applications (ICCIMA '98). pp. 788-793.
AlKhalili, JS, Tostevin, JA and Brooke, JM (1997) Beyond the eikonal model for few-body systems PHYS REV C, 55 (3). R1018-R1022.
Arendt, J, Skene, DJ, Middleton, B, Lockley, SW and Deacon, S (1997) Efficacy of melatonin treatment in jet lag, shift work, and blindness. Journal of Biological Rhythms, 12 (6). pp. 604-617.
Ashwin, Peter (1997) Cycles homoclinic to chaotic sets; robustness and resonance Chaos, 7. pp. 207-220.
Ashwin, Peter (1997) Elliptic behaviour in the sawtooth standard map Physics Letters A, 232 (6). pp. 409-416.
Ashwin, Peter, Chambers, W. G. and Petkov, G. (1997) Lossless Digital Filter Overflow Oscillations; Approximation of Invariant Fractals International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 7. pp. 2603-2610.
Ashwin, Peter and King, G. P. (1997) A study of particle paths in non-axisymmetric Taylor–Couette flows Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 338. pp. 341-362.
Ashwin, Peter and Melbourne, Ian (1997) Noncompact drift for relative equilibria and relative periodic orbits Nonlinearity, 10. pp. 595-616.
Ashwin, Peter and Nicol, Matthew (1997) Detection of symmetry of attractors from observations I: theory Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena, 100 (1-2). pp. 58-70.
Ashwin, Peter and Stone, Emily (1997) Influence of noise near blowout bifurcation Physical Review E, 56. pp. 1635-1641.
Aston, Philip J., Deane, J. H. B. and Hamill, D. C. (1997) Targeting in systems with discontinuities, with applications to power electronics IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Fundamental Theory and Applications, 44. pp. 1034-1039.
Baxter, J., Tüzün, U., Burnell, J. and Heyes, David M. (1997) Granular Dynamics Simulations of Two-dimensional Heap Formation Physical Review E. pp. 3546-3554.
Benjamin, T. Brooke and Bridges, Thomas J. (1997) Reappraisal of the Kelvin–Helmholtz problem. Part 1. Hamiltonian structure Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
Benjamin, T. Brooke and Bridges, Thomas J. (1997) Reappraisal of the Kelvin–Helmholtz problem. Part 2. Interaction of the Kelvin–Helmholtz, superharmonic and Benjamin–Feir instabilities Journal of Fluid Mechanics.
Bowden, R (1997) VRSIG'97, Proceedings of the 4th UK Virtual Reality Special Interest Group Conference UK-VRSIG, Bristol, UK. ISBN 1-872166-64-4
Bowden, R, Heap, AJ and Hogg, DC (1997) Real Time Hand Tracking and Gesture Recognition as a 3D Input Device for Graphical Applications In: Gesture Workshop '96, 1996-03-19 - 1996-03-19, University of York, UK.
Bowden, R, Mitchel, TA and Sarhadi, M (1997) Real-time Dynamic Deformable Meshes for Volumetric Segmentation and Visualisation In: BMVC97 - the Eighth British Machine Vision Conference, 1997-09-08 - 1997-09-11, University of Essex, Colchester, UK.
Bowden, R, Mitchell, TA and Sarhadi, M (1997) Cluster Based non-linear Principle Component Analysis Electronics Letters, 33 (22). pp. 1858-1859.
Brevdo, L. and Bridges, Thomas J. (1997) Local and global instabilities of spatially developing flows: cautionary examples Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A, 453. pp. 1345-1364.
Bridges, Thomas J. (1997) Multi-symplectic structures and wave propagation the <i>Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society</i>, 121 (01). pp. 147-190.
Bridges, Thomas J. (1997) A geometric formulation of the conservation of wave action and its implications for signature and the classification of instabilities Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, 453. pp. 1365-1395.
Bruce, A. M., Byrne, A. P., Dracoulis, G. D., Gelletly, W., Kibedi, T., Kondev, F. G., Purry, C. S., Regan, P. H., Thwaites, C. and Walker, P. M. (1997) Systematics of Kπ = 8- isomers in N = 74 nuclei Physical Review C, 55 (620). pp. 620-624.
Busuttil, Angela (1997) Coping and Psychological Morbidity after Road Traffic Accidents:The Development of a Coping Scale and an Examination of Stressor Variables, Coping and Social Support in Relation to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Campbell, Tomas (1997) Reasons for HIV Testing in a Heterosexual Sample; the Role Played by Affective Factors and Constructs from the Health Belief Model Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Capasso, V. and Wilson, R. E. (1997) Analysis of a Reaction-Diffusion System Modeling Man--Environment--Man Epidemics SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 57. pp. 327-346.
Chenaghlou, Mohammad Reza (1997) Semi-Rigidity of Connections in Space Structures Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Chhowalla, M, Robertson, J, Chen, CW, Silva, SRP, Davis, CA, Amaratunga, GAJ and Milne, WI (1997) Influence of ion energy and substrate temperature on the optical and electronic properties of tetrahedral amorphous carbon (ta-C) films JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 81 (1). pp. 139-145.
Christie, IM, Treloar, P, Reddy, S, Hepburn, C, Hulme, J and Vadgama, P (1997) Plasticized PVC as a high efficiency selective barrier for the amperometric detection of phenolics In: NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Biosensors for Environmental Application, 1997-05 - ?, SMOLENICE, SLOVAKIA.
Christley, JA, AlKhalili, JS, Tostevin, JA and Johnson, RC (1997) Four-body adiabatic model applied to elastic scattering NUCL PHYS A, 624 (2). pp. 275-292.
Collins, Sylvia (1997) Young People's Faith in Late Modernity Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Corbett, Greville G. and Davies, Ian R.L. (1997) Establishing Basic Colour Terms: Measures and Techniques In: Color Categories in Thought and Language. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 197-223.
Costa, Jorge (1997) A Study of Strategic Planning and Environmental Scanning in the Multi-Unit Portugese Hotel Sector Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Covas, Eurico, Ashwin, Peter and Tavakol, Reza (1997) Non-normal parameter blowout bifurcation: An example in a truncated mean-field dynamo model Physical Review E, 56. pp. 6451-6458.
Cromwell, J.A. (1997) An amended form of the observation scale of behavioural distress (to investigate factors affecting the distress of paediatric outpatients) Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Davies, IanR. L. and Corbett, Greville G. (1997) Colour Categories in African Languages: A Test of the Berlin and Kay Theory of Colour Universals In: African Linguistics at the Crossroads: Papers from Kwaluseni, 1st World Congress of African Linguistics. Rüdiger Köppe, Cologne, pp. 581-598.
Desombre, TR, Hwang, L and Eves, A (1997) Healthy Eating in Canadian Hotels - Nutritional Knowledge of Catering Personnel and the Place of Nutrition in Menu Planning Hygiene and Nutrition in Foodservice and Catering, 1. pp. 259-280.
Dutertre, B and Schneider, S (1997) Using a PVS Embedding of CSP to Verify Authentication Protocols. In: 10th International Conference on Theorem Proving in Higher Order Logics, 1997-08-19 - 1997-08-22, Murray Hill, NJ, USA.
Fatemi-Ghomi, Navid (1997) Performance Measures for Wavelet-Based Segmentation Algorithms Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
FitzGerald, Marian (1997) The Race and Crime Debate in Britain: What was the Question? Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Garden, Holger Norman (1997) The strengthening of reinforced concrete members using externally bonded composite materials. Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Garner, Claire
The Executive Function and Theory of Mind Performance of Boys with Fragile X Syndrome
Volume 1
A Portfolio of Academic, Clinical and Research Work Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Gerber, A, O'Connell, MA and Keller, W (1997) Two forms of human double-stranded RNA-specific editase 1 (hRED1) generated by the insertion of an Alu cassette RNA, 3 (5). pp. 453-463.
Golubitsky, M., LeBlanc, V. G. and Melbourne, Ian (1997) Meandering of the Spiral Tip: An Alternative Approach Journal of Nonlinear Science, 7 (6). pp. 557-586.
Gordon, M Anne (1997) Applications of Field Seismic Geophysics to the Measurement of Geotechnical Stiffness Parameters Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Hamill, David C., Deane, Jonathan H. B. and Aston, Philip J. (1997) Some applications of chaos in power converters IEE Colloquium: Update on New Power Electronic Techniques (Digest No: 1997/091.
Heather, James (1997) Exploiting a weakness of RSA Masters thesis, Oxford University.
Hegarty, PJ (1997) Materializing the hypothalamus: A performative account of the 'gay brain.' Feminism and Psychology, 7 (3). pp. 355-372.
Heggie, MI, Terrones, M, Eggen, BR, Jungnickel, G, Jones, R, Latham, CD, Briddon, PR and Terrones, H (1997) LDF calculations on large fullerenes and onions In: Fullerenes: Chemistry, Physics, and New Directions IX, 1997-05-04 - 1997-05-09, Montreal, Canada.
Hess, Robert (1997) Electron Transport Modelling in X-Ray Tubes Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Heywood, Richard John (1997) The Degradation Models of Cellulosic Transformer Insulation Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Hilton, A and Illingworth, J (1997) Multi-Resolution Geometric Fusion
Hoppe, R and Ogden, JE (1997) Practice nurses' beliefs about obesity and weight related interventions in primary care International Journal of Obesity, 21. pp. 141-146.
Hoyle, Rebecca B. and Woods, A. W. (1997) Analytical model of propagating sand ripples Physical Review E, 56. pp. 6861-6868.
James, Peter (1997) A comparison between older adults' and younger adults' performance on a measure of suitability for cognitive therapy Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Jefferies, David J. and Deane, Jonathan H. B. (1997) Noise, traps and snags in iterating systems Proceedings of the 1997 European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design(ECCTD'97).
Johnson, Marcus James (1997) Pulsed Eddy-Current Measurements for Materials Characterization and Flaw Detection Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Johnson, RC, AlKhalili, JS and Tostevin, JA (1997) Elastic scattering of halo nuclei PHYS REV LETT, 79 (15). pp. 2771-2774.
Kakemi, Manabu (1997) Hybrid Continuous Fibre Cement Composites Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Katz, Shelley (1997) Rule-Based Expression in Computer-Mediated Performances of Orchestral Excerpts From Romantic Opera Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Kim, Seok-Chool (1997) Forecasting International Demand for Tourism to South Korea: a Cointegration and Error Correction Approach Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Kirdar, Ismail Umit (1997) Tourism Market Segmentation for National Tourism Organisations and its Practical Importance for National Tourism Offices Abroad Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Koheeallee, Gillian (1997) People with a Learning Disability and Their Experience of Marriage Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Komisarczuk, Peter (1997) The Performance of the Telecommunication Information Networking Architecture Applied to Internet Protocol Service Provision Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Krabuanrat, Kanogkpun (1997) Strategic Decision Making for Thai Executive Managers Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Lockley, SW, Skene, DJ, Arendt, J, Tabandeh, H, Bird, AC and Defrance, R (1997) Relationship between melatonin rhythms and visual loss in the blind J CLIN ENDOCR METAB, 82 (11). pp. 3763-3770.
Lockley, SW, Skene, DJ, Tabandeh, H, Bird, AC, Defrance, R and Arendt, J (1997) Relationship between napping and melatonin in the blind JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS, 12 (1). pp. 16-25.
Luff, Paul (1997) Computers and interaction: The social organisation of human-computer interaction in the workplace Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Luke, Jennifer Anne (1997) The Effect of Fluoride on the Physiology of the Pineal Gland Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Marchon, Bruno, Gui, Jing, Grannen, Kevin, Rauch, Gary C, Ager III, Joel W, Silva, S R P and Robertson, John (1997) Photoluminescence and Raman Spectroscopy in Hydrogenated Carbon Films IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 33 (5). pp. 3148-3150.
McKinnie, Douglas and Rumsey, Francis (1997) Coincident Microphone Techniques for Three-Channel Stereophonic Reproduction In: 102nd AES Convention.
Melbourne, Ian and Stewart, Ian N. (1997) Symmetric omega-limit sets for smooth Gamma-equivariant dynamical systems with Gamma0 Abelian Nonlinearity, 10. pp. 1551-1567.
Middleton, BA, Arendt, J and Stone, BM (1997) Complex effects of melatonin on human circadian rhythms in constant dim light. Journal of Biological Rhythms, 12 (5). pp. 467-477.
Najibi, Seyed Hesam (1997) Heat Transfer and Heat Transfer Fouling During Subcooled Flow Boiling for Electrolyte Solutions Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Niby, MA, Li, DQ, Lourenco, MA, Nejim, A, Homewood, KP, Hemment, PLF, Ishidida, E, Current, M, Banerjee, S, Larson, L, Mehta, S, Tasch, A, Smith, TC and Romig, T (1997) The lifetime distribution of excess carriers in H+ ion implanted silicon by photoconductive frequency resolved spectroscopy ION IMPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY - 96. pp. 668-671.
O'Connell, MA, Gerber, A and Keller, W (1997) Purification of human double-stranded RNA-specific editase 1 (HRED1) involved in editing of brain glutamate receptor B pre-mRNA Journal of Biological Chemistry, 272 (1). pp. 473-478.
O'Hagan, Peter
Pierre Boulez: "Sonate, Que Me Veux-Tu?"
An Investigation of the Manuscript Sources in Relation to the Third Sonata Volume One
An Investigation of the Manuscript Sources in Relation to the Third Sonata
Volume OneDoctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Ogden, JE (1997) Risk and protective factors: an integration of the epidemiological and psychological approaches to adolescent smoking Addiction Research, 5. pp. 367-377.
Ogden, JE (1997) The rhetoric and reality of psychosocial theories: a challenge to biomedicine? Journal of Health Psychology, 2. pp. 21-29.
Ogden, JE, Shaw, A and Zander, L (1997) Deciding to have a homebirth: womens' memories of help and hindrances 3-5 years on. British Journal of Midwifery, 5 (4). pp. 211-215.
Ogden, JE, Shaw, A and Zander, L (1997) Womens' homebirth memories: a decision with a lasting effect? British Journal of Midwifery, 5. pp. 216-218.
Ogden, JE, Shaw, A and Zander, L (1997) The homebirth experience: womens' memories 3-5 years on. British Journal of Midwifery, 5. pp. 208-211.
Ogden, JE, Veale, D and Summers, Z (1997) The Development and Validation of the Exercise Dependence Questionnaire. Addiction Research, 5. pp. 343-356.
Ogden, JE and Whyman, C (1997) The effects of repeated weighing on psychological state European Eating Disorders Review. pp. 121-130.
Ouki, SK and Neufeld, RD (1997) Use of activated carbon for the recovery of chromium from industrial wastewaters Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology, 70 (1). pp. 3-8.
Pal, S (1997) An Analysis of Declining Incidence of Regular Labour Contracts in Rural India Journal of Development Studies, 34 (2). pp. 133-155.
Pearson, C. J., Walker, P. M., Purry, C. S., Dracoulis, G. D., Bayer, S., Byrne, A. P., Kibédi, T., Kondev, F. G., Shizuma, T., Bark, R. A., Sletten, G. and Frauendorf, S. (1997) Tilted Rotation and Backbending in an Odd-Proton Nucleus Physical Review Letters, 79 (4). pp. 605-608.
Peters, SM and Gilbert, GN (1997) The electronic alternative: Sociological Research Online Learned Publishing, 10 (4). pp. 339-343.
Quah, Chiew (1997) The translation of english academic texts into malay with special reference to the translation of affixes: issues and recommendations Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Rayman, MP (1997) Dietary selenium: Time to act - Low bioavailability in Britain and Europe could be contributing to cancers, cardiovascular disease, and subfertility BRIT MED J, 314 (7078). pp. 387-388.
Reddy, SM, Jones, JP and Lewis, TJ (1997) Use of combined shear and pressure acoustic waves to study interfacial and bulk viscoelastic effects in aqueous polymeric gels and the influence of electrode potentials In: Meeting on Interactions of Acoustic Waves with Thin Films and Interfaces, 1997-09-08 - 1997-09-10, UNIV LEICESTER, LEICESTER, ENGLAND.
Reddy, SM and Vadgama, PM (1997) Ion exchanger modified PVC membranes-selectivity studies and response amplification of oxalate and lactate enzyme electrodes Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 12 (9-10). pp. 1003-1012.
Regan, P. H., Menezes, T. M., Pearson, C. J., Gelletly, W., Purry, C. S., Walker, P. M., Juutinen, S., Julin, R., Helariutta, K., Savelius, A., Jones, P., Jämsen, P., Muikku, M., Butler, P. A., Jones, G. and Greenlees, P. (1997) Observation of (h11/2)2 neutron alignments in 100Mo, 104Ru, and 108Pd using deep inelastic reactions Physical Review C, 55 (2305). pp. 2305-2313.
Roulstone, I and Sewell, MJ (1997) The mathematical structure of theories of semigeostrophic type PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY A-MATHEMATICAL PHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES, 355 (1734). pp. 2489-2517.
Salway, Andrew and Ahmad, Khurshid (1997) The role of metaphors in financial texts
Sargeant, AJ, Johnson, RC and Tostevin, JA (1997) Symmetrisation in the semiclassical theory of Coulomb excitation NUCL PHYS A, 624 (3). pp. 299-304.
Sasikala, K R (1997) Fuzzy Reasoning with Geographic Information System - An Aid to Decision-Making Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Schneider, S (1997) Timewise Refinement for Communicating Processes. Science of Computer Programming, 28 (1). pp. 43-90.
Schneider, S (1997) Verifying authentication protocols with CSP. In: IEEE Computer Security Foundations Workshop, 1997-06-10 - 1997-06-12, Rockport, MA , USA.
Schwan, J, Ulrich, S, Theel, T, Roth, H, Ehrhardt, H, Becker, P and Silva, SRP (1997) Stress-induced formation of high-density amorphous carbon thin films JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 82 (12). pp. 6024-6030.
Sear, RP (1997) Theory for polymer coils with necklaces of micelles Journal of Physics:Condensed Matter, 10 (7). pp. 1677-1686.
Silva, SRP, Amaratunga, GAJ and Barnes, JR (1997) Self-texturing of nitrogenated amorphous carbon thin films for electron field emission APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 71 (11). pp. 1477-1479.
Silva, SRP, Robertson, J, Amaratunga, GAJ, Rafferty, B, Brown, LM, Schwan, J, Franceschini, DF and Mariotto, G (1997) Nitrogen modification of hydrogenated amorphous carbon films JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 81 (6). pp. 2626-2634.
Slade, Mike
A model of needs assessment.Why are there differences between assessments of need made by staff and by psychotic patients?
Volume 1
Volume 1Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Snowden, CM (1997) Large-signal microwave characterization of AlGaAs/GaAs HBT's based on a physics-based electrothermal model IEEE T MICROW THEORY, 45 (1). pp. 58-71.
Szivas, Edith (1997) A Study of Labour Mobility Into Tourism. The Case of Hungary Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Tanner, Susan J (1997) Social Representations of Cancer and their Role in Health Promotion Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Todeva, E (1997) Conceptualizing the dynamics of organizations: foundations for situational analysis Leadership & Organisation Development Journal, 18 (2). pp. 99-107.
Tostevin, JA, Al-Khalili, JS, Zahar, M, Belbot, M, Kolata, JJ, Lamkin, K, Morrissey, DJ, Sherrill, BM, Lewitowicz, M and Wuosmaa, AH (1997) Elastic and quasielastic scattering of He-8 from C-12 PHYSICAL REVIEW C, 56 (6). R2929-R2933.
Tostevin, JA and AlKhalili, JS (1997) How large are the halos of light nuclei? NUCLEAR PHYSICS A, 616 (1-2). C418-C425.
Tribe, J (1997) The indiscipline of tourism ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH, 24 (3). pp. 638-657.
Wagner, J, Newman, RC, Davidson, BR, Westwater, SP, Bullough, TJ, Joyce, TB, Latham, CD, Jones, R and Öberg, S (1997) Di-carbon defects in annealed highly carbon doped GaAs Physical Review Letters, 78 (1). pp. 74-77.
Watt, D (1997) Medieval women in their communities University of Wales Press, Cardiff. ISBN 0708313698
Watt, D (1997) Secretaries of God. D.S. Brewer, Suffolk. ISBN 0859915247
White, Ian (1997) Portfolio of Compositions with Supporting Materials Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Williams, AM, King, R and Warnes, A (1997) A Place in the Sun: International Retirement Migration from the UK to Southern Europe European Urban and Regional Studies, 4 (2). pp. 115-134.
Williams, Fridrun F (1997) A Portfolio of Academic, Therapeutic Practice and Research Work Including an Investigation of How Counselling Psychologists View Their Personal Therapy Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Xiao, P and Gabbouj, M (1997) Robust Image Contour Detection by Watershed Transformation In: IEEE Workshop on Nonlinear Signal and Image Processing, 1997-09 - ?, Mackinac Island, Michegan.
Yu, Tian-Wei (1997) Genotoxic Damage Induced by Reactive Oxygen Species Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
Zhao, Wei (1997) Handover Techniques and Network Integration between GSM and Satellite Mobile Communication Systems Doctoral thesis, University of Surrey.
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Nearly nondistorting fluorescent tags can capture growth patterns in bacterial cell walls
Catherine Clabby
Fascination with bacteria is on the rise for good reason. Thanks to fast and more affordable DNA sequencing, it's now clear that bacteria are more varied, more abundant and more influential on Earth than anyone knew. One estimate says five million trillion trillion of the single-cell prokaryotes dwell here. Some of the microbes are helpful to other organisms; others are harmful. Now Indiana University scientists, with collaborators in Spain, have put the one-cell life forms in better focus. Using nearly nondistorting fluorescent tags, they can capture growth patterns in bacterial cell walls. The advance could help scientists improve antibiotic drugs, develop new insights into microbe development and better observe which bacteria thrive in a given environment. In a written exchange, chemist Michael VanNieuwenhze, microbiologist Yves Brun and doctoral biochemistry student Erkin Kuru at Indiana explained the new technique to American Scientist contributing editor Catherine Clabby.
How does your method improve on previous efforts?
In order to study the mechanisms of bacterial growth, researchers had developed methods to label sites of active synthesis of peptidoglycan. This is a polymer in bacterial cell walls that defines cell size and shape and provides it with mechanical strength to resist cell envelope breakdown. Previous labeling methods relied on fluorescently modified antibiotics or modified cell wall precursors that altered the very process they were meant to monitor and often required probe concentrations that were toxic to cells. Our method uses fluorescent dyes bonded to compounds called D-amino acids (FDAAs) as probes. The probes are incorporated by enzymes involved in the peptidoglycan biosynthetic pathway. This process is not toxic to cells and can therefore be used to monitor cell wall growth in live cells without altering the process itself.
How do multiple colors capture change?
The spatial organization and coordination of peptidoglycan synthesis within bacterial cells is important for optimal growth and to prevent cell envelope breakdown. The colors enable real-time tracking of the timing and location of polymer synthesis. The new technique allows us to monitor how peptidoglycan synthesis responds to antibiotics and environmental changes. It also provides previously unavailable information regarding modes of bacterial growth.
Could this technique deliver new insights into bacterial development?
Bacteria exhibit myriad cell shapes. Some look like stars, flat squares or telephone cords; others have antenna-like extensions of the cell envelope. It is clear that these shapes provide selective environmental advantages because they are faithfully reproduced, but the function of the vast majority of shapes and how they are generated remains a mystery. We have had only a rudimentary understanding of the mechanisms used by bacteria to make the simplest shapes: spheres and short rods. We lacked a reliable method to determine what part of a cell grows at what time to generate more complex shapes. In addition, modes of growth have been observed only in a few model systems due to the limitations of the earlier methods. FDAA labeling enables us to rapidly study growth modes of multiple bacterial species. With that and with the power of comparative biology, we can explore basic growth mechanisms.
What is the promise here for improving antibiotics?
Antibiotics that target the peptidoglycan biosynthetic machinery have been the most widely used and effective class of antibiotics to date. This is partly due to the fact that peptidoglycan biosynthesis is unique to bacteria. An agent that inhibits any step in this pathway is toxic only to bacterial cells. Our method accelerates the study of the mechanics of peptidoglycan biosynthesis. A better understanding of this process can lead to discoveries of yet unknown vulnerabilities in bacterial growth mechanisms. That may reveal new killing mechanisms and effective natural antibiotics. It may also help develop new antibiotics to exploit the vulnerabilities. In fact, our work on the mechanisms of FDAA incorporation suggests that FDAAs are specifically directed into the active site of essential cell wall enzymes. Thus, FDAAs may provide a template for the design of D-amino acid antibacterial agents.
What are the merits to seeing which bacteria are active and inactive in the same environment?
Bacteria are everywhere. But depending on their growth requirements and variation in the supply of nutrients and other conditions, some bacteria will be dormant and others will be active in the same environment. Knowing which populations are and are not growing provides an assessment of environment quality. Furthermore, developing methods to improve the growth of beneficial species of bacteria and to impede the growth of detrimental species is important.
When will this method be available to other scientists?
A provisional patent application has been filed and the full application will be filed in the near future. A commercial supplier for the probes remains to be identified. However, we have been supplying FDAAs to other researchers on a case-by-case basis to enable the immediate use of this powerful new tool.
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An agreement creating obligations enforceable by law. The basic elements of a contract are mutual assent, consideration, capacity, and legality. In some states, the element of consideration can be satisfied by a valid substitute. Possible remedies for breach of contract include general damages, consequential damages, reliance damages, and specific performance.
Contracts are promises that the law will enforce. The law provides remedies if a promise is breached or recognizes the performance of a promise as a duty. Contracts arise when a duty does or may come into existence, because of a promise made by one of the parties. To be legally binding as a contract, a promise must be exchanged for adequate consideration. Adequate consideration is a benefit or detriment which a party receives which reasonably and fairly induces them to make the promise/contract. For example, promises that are purely gifts are not considered enforceable because the personal satisfaction the grantor of the promise may receive from the act of giving is normally not considered adequate consideration. Certain promises that are not considered contracts may, in limited circumstances, be enforced if one party has relied to his detriment on the assurances of the other party.
Contracts are mainly governed by state statutory and common (judge-made) law and private law. Private law principally includes the terms of the agreement between the parties who are exchanging promises. This private law may override many of the rules otherwise established by state law. Statutory law may require some contracts be put in writing and executed with particular formalities. Otherwise, the parties may enter into a binding agreement without signing a formal written document. Most of the principles of the common law of contracts are outlined in the Restatement of the Law Second, Contracts, published by the American Law Institute. The Uniform Commercial Code, whose original articles have been adopted in nearly every state, represents a body of statutory law that governs important categories of contracts. The main articles that deal with the law of contracts are Article 1 (General Provisions) and Article 2 (Sales). Sections of Article 9 (Secured Transactions) govern contracts assigning the rights to payment in security interest agreements. Contracts related to particular activities or business sectors may be highly regulated by state and/or federal law. See Law Relating To Other Topics Dealing with Particular Activities or Business Sectors.
In 1988, the United States joined the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods which now governs contracts within its scope.
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Serve this sweetheart of a dessert, with a speedy crushed-cookie crust and orange liqueur and frozen raspberry cream filling.
Make this heavenly dessert up to 1 week before your party. After it is frozen, cover it tightly with foil.
Draw a 1-inch heart on paper; cover with a piece of waxed paper. In small bowl, combine 1/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips and 1 teaspoon shortening. Microwave on Medium 30 seconds to 1 minute to melt; stir. Place melted chocolate in small plastic bag; snip one corner to make very small opening. Pipe chocolate in heart shape, tracing pattern. Refrigerate until set. Remove from waxed paper. Hearts can be covered and frozen until ready to use.
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The liberals and da unions operate hand in hand ( or whatever metophor you want to use) and da union tells the liberals what to do.
They do it to get money and votes and this is the result.
There are numerous auto factories and supply manufacturers in the USA.
What happened??
Why did all of those things you listed happen?
It's as though you think it was "just one of those things."
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Unlike most of the major Jewish holidays, Chanukah's origin is not in the Bible, but rather in events that happened later. This is a holiday that lasts eight days and begins on the 25th of the Hebrew month of Kislev (usually in December). There are no completely holy days, so businesses are open as usual.
Chanukah marks a historic event that took place in the Seleucid period, in the 2nd century BCE. A few of the Seleucid kings (the dynasty that followed Alexander the Great, and which was based in Syria) tried to force the Jews in the Land of Israel to adopt certain customs that were against the laws of Judaism. The worst decree was when King Antiochus IV ordered the installation of a statue in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
In 167 BCE, the Jews revolted against the Greek Seleucid regime. A few of the leaders of the revolt, the Hasmoneans, or Maccabees, were the sons of Mattathias, the high priest. In 164 BCE, under the leadership of Judah Maccabee, the revolt reached its climax with the liberation of Jerusalem from foreign rule, including the Holy Temple. The events are documented in a few historical sources written at the end of the 2nd century CE, a few decades after the revolt. According to Jewish tradition, the holiday of Chanukah was instituted by Judah Maccabee.
The holiday lasts eight days, commemorating the celebrations marking the purification and rededication of the Holy Temple, and a miracle recorded in the traditions: When the Maccabees looked for holy oil to light the candelabrum in the Temple, they found only one small flask whose seal had not been broken and was therefore still pure. The oil in the flask was enough for only one day, but a miracle occurred and the oil burned of eight days. In addition to the element of heroism marked by this holiday, Chanukah also has a motif of light against darkness, so Chanukah is also called the holiday of Lights.
In modern times, Chanukah has been adopted as a symbol of the Jews' struggle against their enemies on both the religious and national level. Today some people emphasize the religious, miraculous side of the holiday, while others focus on the national victory aspect. In any event, this is a holiday full of joy and is a special favorite among children.


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I have a ton of things I want in my SDL game, But I can't find any tutorials on specifically what I want. If someone could link me to a tutorial of anything on the following list. That would be great.
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Need some insight. I have several old toms on our farm that just get harder to kill each year. There really call shy and tight beaked most of the day. I have been as close as 70 yds. to one on the roost and with soft calls and purring he flew down to a strut zone and held up there gobbling at every call I gave him, which wasn't alot. Iv called up real hens while hunting this bird and he still wouldn't come in. Iv tryed him late in the season, late in the day, I'm out of options. What can I do short of ambushing him at a place I know he will be? And is that still turkey hunting?
One other thing: be careful devoting too much time to hunting The Great White Whale.
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The final round of the New Zealand Rally Championship proved to be a bittersweet weekend for Richard Mason and his co-driving wife, Sara.
The couple arrived in Gisborne with a commanding lead in the Brian Green Property Group-sponsored national championship and clinched their fourth New Zealand title after the first day's racing.
Early on day one Emma Gilmour had the competitive edge over the field while Mason sat in seventh with a steering column problem. Later in the day Gilmour had brake problems, allowing Alex Kelsey to take the lead.
However, running out of fuel and having a clutch failure ended Kelsey's day, giving the lead to Chris West. But he then retired after damaging the front suspension, as did Gilmour.
A stage win by Mason moved him to the top of the leader board, where he remained.
"I really enjoyed the roads," Mason said. "They were twisty but not tight and that's how we like them - every corner was a challenge and grip levels were changeable.
"With the championship locked away, we can really relax and focus on stretching our current [NZRC] winning round sequence to four. And it would be awesome to wrap up this season with career win No23 that would move us clear of Neil Allport for the outright record."
Mason's good form did not continue, opening the door for Brian Green and co-driver Fleur Pedersen to win their first round title on home soil since 2001.
Despite missing two championship rounds this season because of overseas commitments, Green finished the season sixth overall. "We feel very happy, and I'm very tired," said Green. "The team's worked really hard and Fleur has done a great job in the car. We're extremely happy."
Mason had further extended his lead after the first two special stages on Sunday morning but was soon to retire. Midway through the 20.57km Ihungia stage he lost drive in the BNT Subaru STI through clutch failure.
A great finish by Ben Hunt, a former winner of the Rally of New Zealand-supported Rising Stars Scholarship, saw him secure the 2WD championship category despite missing the first half of the season.
Fight for V8 supremacy
The battle royal continues in the V8 Supercars' race for the championship with the two contenders, TeamVodafone and Ford Performance Racing, remaining the only teams to provide winning drivers this season.
Jamie Whincup, Craig Lowndes (TeamVodafone), Will Davison and Mark Winterbottom (FPR) are the only drivers to have stood on top of the podium this year and there's nothing in it after nine rounds, the latest over the weekend at the Sydney Motorsport Park.
Only one point separates championship leader Whincup from Winterbottom, who in turn is 121 points up on Davison, with hard-charging Lowndes a mere 32 points further back.
New Zealander Shane van Gisbergen is hanging tough in fifth but is a mighty 450 points behind Lowndes, who continued his blistering form, winning Saturday's race from Winterbottom and Davison.
A delaminating tyre dropped Whincup back to 23rd but he made amends in race two by winning from Lowndes and Winterbottom.
"I say this every year," said Whincup. "It comes down to a handful of points in the last race on the last day. It sounds like it's rigged but, trust me, it's not.
"It has been an absolute dogfight from the start of the year and I expect it to go right to the last race. I'm sure there will be a few different winners along the way but it all comes down to who is leading on the last lap in the last race."
Van Gisbergen had an average weekend, picking up a seventh and an 11th, while Fabian Coulthard picked up points with a 12th and a sixth finish to sit comfortably in eighth in the championship.
Dixon's rough ride
New Zealand IndyCar racer Scott Dixon's bizarre season continued in Sonoma, California, on Monday.
The Target Chip Ganassi Racing driver started fifth on the grid only to be spun by Helio Castroneves on the opening lap and put back to 15th.
Some solid driving and staying out of trouble saw the New Zealander climb back as high as sixth after the midpoint of the race, only to drop down to 18th after a drive-through penalty for running over pit equipment.
With just a handful of laps remaining, Dixon pulled the pin and clawed himself up to 13th by the chequered flag.
Ryan Briscoe pulled off his first win of the season.
He was followed home by series leader Will Power and Dixon's team-mate Dario Franchitti.
Theoretically, Dixon is still in with a chance of winning the title but realistically it's a long shot now.
The teams next turn a wheel in anger at the penultimate round in Baltimore on September 2.


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I really appreciate all of your comments and feedback. I'd like to see these shoots give all of us information that we could use and that would be more helpful to all of us.
It's also very true that attendance at these shoots has dwindled to just a very few folks, even at the World Championship Shoot. There may be many reasons for this but at least one, in my opinion, is that there is no relevance to turkey hunters.
Most manufacturers seem also to have lost interest in the results due to the standard, 3" circle, that is used to judge their products.
Again, I really appreciate your input, value it and would like to hear any other comments or suggestions you might have.
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Sure, you could keep your printer on your desk, but with your computer, phone, lamp and other necessities, there's probably not much room for it. Furthermore, if you work in a busy office, you probably have a networked printer that multiple people use, and you don't want everyone to have to come by one employee's desk whenever they need to get a printout.
When giving a presentation to the office, it's always nice to have something to stand behind. It's even nicer when that something has a nice surface for your notes, and even some storage space where you can keep other props or files as needed.
Most people in your office probably have their own computer, but maybe there's only one computer that has certain design or organizational software that not everyone needs all the time. If there's one computer that a number of people may need access too, it's nice to be able to keep it on a mobile cart that supports it safely and allows one to easily transport it from station to station.
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The other day I was looking through a box (one of a few, sorry to say!) for a document I thought I had when I came upon this one, a printed announcement of the marriage of Milton E. Kerr and Kate E. Pettis. The place of the marriage is unclear, but I suspect it happened in Omaha.
How appropriate it would have been to include it in an earlier post, The Short-Lived Marriages of Milton Efner Kerr! But I hadn't yet entered the data from it into my Family Tree Maker file, and I'd completely forgotten it existed. There's something to be said for that--I'm sure I was equally thrilled both times I "found" it, and who doesn't enjoy a good genealogical thrill? But really, if the thrill of finding were followed by the laborious entering of data and the appropriate filing of documents, maybe the pleasant satisfaction of order would replace the time-sucking frustration of not being able to lay hands on that which you know you have... somewhere!
Therefore, I hereby designate the month of July to be Tidy Your Documents Month, and I invite anyone with a box or folder full of odd genealogical bits and pieces to join the fun. I plan to:
- sort through that stuff and find out what goods I've got on which ancestors
- enter any data or research notes in Family Tree Maker (anything too time-consuming or otherwise inclined to thwart this sorting project will be added to a To-Do list instead)
- scan any documents or photos
- put each item in the appropriate surname binder or folder
- and finally, catalog items pertaining to each direct ancestor (also any others who are of particular interest to me).
My printer made a mess of that, but you get the idea. And hey, you don't get extra points for finding any spelling errors that may have occurred when I began to feel guilty about spending so much time cataloging an inventory for someone in my Hypothetical line.
Anyway, if you think you'd find my Document Inventory form useful, you're welcome to try it out. A blank copy, better than the one my printer messed up, appears below. Click on it to get the enlarged view, then right-click on that and select
By the way, the marriage announcement is in the Kerr binder now, along with another fun document I found in the same box. We'll get to that another time.
Update: Cheryl emailed me to say she'd tried printing my Inventory form but it came out a tiny image in the middle of the page. I emailed her back, betting her a check for a gazillion dollars that she had right-clicked on the image above without enlarging first, but she said that was not the case, and to prove it, she tried again with the same result. Therefore I now owe her a check for a gazillion dollars. She also said if she right-clicked and chose Copy Image, and then pasted it into a Word document, it printed just fine.


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Obama administration attacks Catholics' vows of conscience
Voting is an exercise in moral judgment, not an exercise in nostalgia.
Ronald Reagan once warned that if we fail to oppose an oppressive government, we will someday sit by our firesides telling our grandchildren what our country was like when we were free.
Americans face a monumental decision. Will we choose freedom or servitude? Do we want public servants or public masters?
Will all Christians and others of good will stand in solidarity with Catholic Christians whose religious liberties are under grave attack by the Obama administration?
The HHS mandate forces the Catholic Church to pay for contraception, sterilization, and abortifacient drugs in health-care plans. May God help us.
The church's God-given right to proclaim the Gospel to the world, care for the poor, protect innocent human life, provide hospitals, schools, etc. is in great danger.
For the first time in America our government is requiring Catholic Christians to disobey 2,000-year-old moral teaching.
If government goes unchecked, every Christian eventually will be ordered to sin or be persecuted.
St. Peter, the apostle, was ordered "not to teach" the truth about Jesus. He obeyed God, thus disobeying authorities, and was eventually martyred.
It is clear that anyone who says they will never disobey an unjust law has made government their god, their final authority.
Those who refuse to see the terrible direction in which our country is going, are neither blind nor innocent!
Please place your hands gently around your child's or grandchild's face; look deeply with love into his/her eyes; think of what kind of future we leave them. Pray, then go and vote.
Susan Seale
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I love a challenge and I adore Mini Boden, if I could my children would wear nothing else, so when Boden asked me to participate in the Mini Boden Blog Off challenge I bit their hand off (virtually of course)!
I was given a budget (it was like a dream come true) and the instructions to chose an outfit for both Imogen and Joseph. Hours of browsing followed and I eventually picked these…
My selection has definitely taken a blue theme and is heavy on the chunky knits, perfect for the chilly, but sunny, Autumn day we chose to have some fun in the garden and show off their fabulous Mini Boden outfits.
At four and a half Imogen is very fussy with her clothes but loves her dress, I adore anything appliqué so it's a favourite of mine too. It washes well and the cotton jersey fabric is hard wearing and doesn't even need ironing! It looks fabulous with either the candy pink or the emerald green cable footless tights and I've ordered her some lovely Winter boots to match too. The knitted coat is now Imogen's "Can't be seen without" item, she wears it with jeans, dresses or leggings and it looks great with all of them.
Joseph is an active toddler and therefore needs clothes he can rough and tumble in and still look good. I chose him the knee patch trousers in navy not just because they're adorable but because the cord fabric is durable and the patches add reinforcement to the knees. They also have a comfy drawstring waist which ideal for skinny Joe. I also chose him the When I Grow Up T-Shirt with Pirate design, which is stripped in brown and cream and features a fantastic appliqué pirate. Teamed with his chunky knit cardigan and his hat he's ready to take on the Autumn in style.
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Food 101
Pavlova Wars
A dessert from Down Under
By Gail Guengerich
Gail Guengerich
Oh, lost opportunities. In 1931, Anna Pavlova, lodestar of the Imperial Russian Ballet and dancer of the "Dying Swan," refused a surgery that would have cleared her lungs, but rendered her unfit to dance. She died of pleurisy before she hit 50. In 2013, I traveled to New Zealand for two weeks and failed to procure the national meringue-based dessert named for Pavlova. Tragedies both large and small.
I fully intended to hit up some pavlovas. It was marked on my list under "See mountains, sheep and glaciers," but, alas, I was too long away from civilization, tramping my little brains out, cooking over campstoves, and I blew it. Hence my obsession with pavlovas now that I'm stateside.
For those of you unacquainted, let me introduce you to the pavlova, known in Australasian streets and eateries simply as "pav." Imagine the most dreamy, ethereal, melt-in-your-mouth, cumulous-cloud of a dessert known to man. A cream-colored "cake" of pure meringue, crisp on the outside, marshmallowy-light on the inside, topped with luscious mounds of whipped cream and an onslaught of berries or other soft fruits.
Unlike its namesake, the pavlova is not of Russian provenance. The story goes that the famous ballerina's visit to Australia and New Zealand in 1926 inspired chefs to invent a dessert evocative of her airy lightness and her tutu decked with cabbage roses.
For those of you unacquainted, let me introduce you to the pavlova, known in Australasian streets and eateries simply as "pav." Imagine the most dreamy, ethereal, melt-in-your-mouth, cumulous-cloud of a dessert known to man.
Aussies and Kiwis have been going at it for some time over who gets credit for inventing their favorite dessert. Food historians have been consulted; old cookery books scoured and waved in the opposing nation's face; letters from family members of long-dead chefs submitted.
Aussies have been accused of "stealing the ball from the little kid" per usual. Kiwis have been accused of "riding the coattails of their more popular and well-deserving neighbors."
Reasonable voices interject: "Why, oh why, must we fight over egg creams in a world of nuclear proliferation, resource depletion and climate disruption?" And: "Um wasn't meringue invented, like, 400 years ago, before Australia and New Zealand even existed. Mightn't neither of you be the first to have masterminded the pavlova?"
It's a point that's likely never to be settled until New Zealand crumbles into the sea or Australia burns to desert. Or pavlovas lose their cachet. Which, I think, will never be. The pavlova, you see, has achieved a certain kind of perfection.
That is why both the Kiwis and Aussies trot out the pavlova for holidays and fêtes of all sorts. Pavlova consumption naturally reaches its zenith in summer, when fruit is freshest and foofier dishes prevail.
At this very moment, it is summer in the southern hemisphere. I just spent two weeks there loading up on sweet cherries, peaches and kiwis.
Upon my return, I combed the dessert menus of Albuquerque and failed to locate a pavlova. I would have to make my own—not an easy feat for someone who suffers from severe merangst (the angst one feels when called upon to make a meringue).
To ward off my considerable merangst, I read every pavlova primer I could get my hands on until I conquered my fears. Even though my first pavlova kind of cracked and collapsed, it was still excruciatingly lovely and delicious. I covered most of the damage with whipped cream. At the first bite, clouds parted, flowers bloomed, lambs licked, swans died.
I've baked three pavlovas in the last week. JoyofBaking.com's recipe was the most luscious, flavorful and beautiful.
Until we get a pavlova shop, this is our only solution, Albuquerqueans. We must concoct our own pavlovas in our own homes! We must top them with prickly pears and pistachios and say we invented it! We must name it after our own famous ballerina, ole Whazhername. Into the fray, I say! The pavlova must be ours.
4 large egg whites
1 cup castor sugar (or table sugar pulverized in a food processor)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon white vinegar
1/2 tablespoon cornstarch
Preheat oven to 250. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and draw a 7 in. circle on the paper. This is your meringue zone. Turn the parchment paper over so the markings don't seep into the meringue.Separate egg whites and yolks carefully; Even a smidge of yolk will compromise the meringue. Fresh eggs work best. If you are squeamish about ingesting raw eggs, you can use pasteurized. Be forewarned that you'll have to beat pasteurized eggs much longer for the same fluffy results.Beat the egg whites with the whisk attachment on your mixer at medium speed until it begins to hold soft, whipped-cream-like peaks. Slowly add the sugar, one tablespoon at a time, beating now on high speed until the meringue takes on a high gloss and forms sharp stiff peaks. Check that the sugar is fully dissolved (pinch some meringue and rub between your fingers to test for grittiness). If not, keep beating. Beat in vanilla extract. Sprinkle the cornstarch and vinegar on top of the meringue and gently fold in with a rubber spatula. Now for the fun part! Scrape the meringue out of the bowl onto the parchment paper circle. Sculpt a cake, smoothing the sides and indenting the top with a slight crater. Bake for 60-75 minutes until the outside is crisp and toasted to a very pale beige. Turn off the oven, open the oven door a crack and let cool completely in the oven (at least three hours). If your oven door is rigged to an automatic light, you'll have to put duct tape over the trigger switch on the door (trick the oven into thinking it's closed). You don't want a warm oven light screwing with your meringue. Expect some cracking as it cools. You can even expect some caving, but no worries, you can cover any damage with the whipped cream.When completely cool and dry, heap with sweetened whipped cream and the soft fruits of your choice. Serve immediately! Store in a cool, dry, airtight container until ready to dress, up to three days.Inhale.
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I should also add, if you can find one, try a gentle submersible filter for the tank instead of a hang on the back. Many Betta -really- don't like the flow of HOB's. I currently have a Duetto DJ50, which is the filter I'd make if I were designing a Betta filter. Sadly, the Duetto is getting really hard to find and I think they stopped making them.
There are other options though, like the fluval submersibles. I have not used those but will likely have no choice in the future if I keep desiring more Betta tanks LOL.
Also avoid air "bubblers", some Betta absolutely freak out with them.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
Thanks again Tiari. I am so glad that you don't have any negative opinions on the giants. One of those would really meet my wishes for a larger fish in the tank. Because themtank is in the kitchen, I think loneliness wouldn't be so much of an issue. We would pretty much alwaysbe there for him to watch.
I have a submersible filter in the tank, as well as a sponge filter. The sponge filter bubbler can be turned down. I also hope, since this fish will be shorter finned, that flow won't be a huge problem. He would also have no tankmates, so that eliminates some of the unpredictable variables...i have heard giant plakats, being descended from the true fighters, are quite vicious when they want to be. As far as i am concerned, the only thing he will be flaring at is his own reflection!
Thanks again!Beth
1 - 55 gallon planted community
3 - 10 to 20 gallon planted betta tanks
My advice: slow down, think, and be willing to learn. Then you'll be fine, no matter what.
I would love a king betta. But when my dragon was being special-ordered the lfs manager noted that the kings were seriously expensive.
The probability of being watched is directly proportional to the stupidity of the act
Yeah, I know they are expensive. Call me a fool, but it doesn't matter to me. They are just georgeous! I am extremely thanksful that my DH has a good job and can support some of my crazy hobby stuff.
I've seen true giants on aquabid for about 25.00USD. Plus all that crazy shipping stuff. I'll just be going to petco to get one of their kings, which are probably half-giants. According to my research, they are breeder culls with a second chance at life.
The tank is cycling now...going well. I can't wait!!!
But I will, healthy fish is first priority...Beth
1 - 55 gallon planted community
3 - 10 to 20 gallon planted betta tanks
My advice: slow down, think, and be willing to learn. Then you'll be fine, no matter what.


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Sydney Airport donates $20,000 to Kookaburra Kids Foundation Funds to go towards a respite camp for teenagers Kookaburra Kids Foundation helps kids living in families affected by mental illness
Sydney Airport has donated $20,000 to Kookaburra Kids Foundation to support children living in families affected by mental illness.
The donation will directly fund the Kookaburra Kids Foundation respite camp for teenagers in Years 9 to 12.
Sydney Airport General Manager Corporate Affairs, Sally Fielke, presented a cheque to the charity at their camp in Fairy Meadow on Saturday, 9 November.
"We're honoured to support Kookaburra Kids Foundation, which provides vital services to children and teenagers in the local community who need respite from a primary caring role and responsibilities well beyond their years," Ms Fielke said.
"Sydney Airport works closely with our community and it's through partnerships with worthy organisations such as Kookaburra Kids Foundation that we're able to make a real difference in people's lives."
Kookaburra Kids Foundation CEO, Pam Brown, said the quarterly camps provide welcome respite for kids through activities, seminars, counselling and support services.
"Without these funding contributions from corporate partners, our program just wouldn't exist," Ms Brown said.
"We are very grateful to Sydney Airport for their funding and for coming along to the camp to meet the great kids we work with."
State Member for Heathcote, Lee Evans MP, and State Member for Menai, Melanie Gibbons MP, attended the cheque presentation to celebrate the contribution of the volunteers and supporters of Kookaburra Kids Foundation.
Kookaburra Kids Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation which provides support to children living in families affected by mental illness, such as free weekend camps and school holiday activities for kids in primary and high school, as well as education and early intervention programs. The organisation is funded through community grant programs and philanthropic giving.
For more information visit www.sydneyairport.com.au or www.kookaburrakids.org.au
Laura Stevens
Manager, Media and Communications
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By PATSY R. BRUMFIELD/Daily Journal
TUPELO – Judge Court Judge Sadie Holland set a $15,000 bond for a Lee County substitute teacher accused of two counts of sexual battery.
Blake Whitt, 24, appeared before her today with his attorney, Kent Smith.
A condition of his bond was that he have no contact with the 15-year-old he allegedly had a relationship or with her family or third parties associated with her.
Paul Howell, District Attorney's Office investigator, said these charges and others will go to a March grand jury to consider an indictment.
Whitt, a small man with dark hair and olive skin, answered Holland's questions and stated he understood about the no-contact provision.
His parents sat on the front row of the Lee Justice Center Courtroom, and his mother wept as a deputy put him in handcuffs and led him away.
TUPELO – Authorities expect a Lee County substitute teacher to turn himself in today and waive a hearing on whether he should be charged with sex crimes.
Matthew Blake Whitt, about 24, reportedly will appear in circuit court about 10 a.m. for his arrest by sheriff's deputies.
A circuit judge was expected to set his bail before he is taken to the Lee County Jail for booking.
Whitt reportedly waived his right to a probable cause hearing, which state law requires if the person is a teacher, jailer or law enforcement officer.
At such a hearing, prosecutors likely would lay out a preliminary case against Whitt. He avoids the release of those accusations and information by moving directly to an arrest.
• Come back for updates from the hearing. Also watch for Twitter posts @DJournalnow and Patsy's posts @realnewsqueen.
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TUPELO – Lee County School System substitute teacher Matthew Blake Whitt faces criminal charges surrounding an alleged sexual relationship with a 15-year-old female student.
Whitt, reportedly about 24, either must waive his right to a probable cause hearing or submit to a circuit court hearing to determine if sufficient evidence exists to arrest him.
Mississippi law requires such a hearing before authorities can charge a teacher, jailer or law enforcement officer with any offense allegedly committed while he or she is on the job.
The Lee County Prosecuting Attorney's Office filed a petition last week asking for the hearing.
In that petition, the hearing is requested to consider whether Whitt should be charged with statutory rape, sexual battery or any other crimes, including transmitting lewd and pornographic images to a student.
The petition, on file with the Lee County Circuit Court, claims that certain alleged "sexual acts" occurred during the current school year while Whitt was teaching at a Mooreville school.
Whitt is presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
Jimmy Weeks, superintendent of the Lee County School District, said Tuesday that Whitt is an approved substitute teacher and worked in that capacity about five times this year at Mooreville High School.
"I think that's about all I can say at this point," Weeks added.
Little other information about Whitt is available, although his Facebook page under the name Blake Whitt states he works at Mooreville High School and attended Blue Mountain College.


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It seems as though the blog has taken a bit of a back seat to the podcast lately… The podcasts are fun to do and I think offer a different perspective to the Scouting program. That and there is a need for Boy Scout focused podcasts out there.
Any way- I am still committed to the blog and will be getting back on track… On my honor!
So to get back, let me tell you a bit about the podcasts, and why and how I got into it.
I started listening to the podcasts from ptcmedia.net. And no it has nothing to do with Philmont Training center. PTC Media was founded by a couple Cub Scout leaders, Bob and Chris. They too saw a need for another media source for helping deliver the promise of Scouting.
So they started a couple podcasts.. one called Akela's Adventure and the other called An Hour a Week. Later the media net expanded to another show called the Leaders Campfire.
As the network grew, they expanded once again incorporating the Melrose Scouting productions, videos from a Scout Troop in Minnesota. Steve is the producer, camera man and Scoutmaster of the Troop. He later became a "Permanent" guest host on the leaders campfire.
As I became interested in podcasting, they put out a plea for help on their network, show ideas, guest hosts, and behind the scenes activity. I sent in a reply and offered up my limited talents.
My introduction to podcasting was a series of downloads and the purchase of a mic.. I am now on the third mic due to quality issues.
I got Tom to help me out with a show and we were off. We are now about to publish Show 6.
I have stayed true to the focus of the blog through the podcast, to teach, coach, train, and mentor….. oh and have fun.
Through this adventure I have met some great folks, got some good ideas, and learned a bunch. First and foremost is that there are a great group of Scout leaders all over this country that take the time to produce, publish, download, and listen to ideas about Scouting.
I learned that there is a deep love and appreciation for Scouting in America.. and over the globe.
The podcasts are an extension of round tables, meetings, meetings after the meetings, and in general the brotherhood of Scouting!
Another way for me to get my Scouting geek on!
Happy Scouting!


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Wagner to discuss 'Large-area Electronics,' May 10
Posted May 3, 2006; 11:04 p.m.
Sigurd Wagner, Princeton professor of electrical engineering, will
present the sixth Plasma Science and Technology Distinguished Speaker
Lecture at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 10, in 105 Computer Science
Building. His talk is titled "Large-area Electronics."
Flexible large-area electronics is the fastest-growing electronic industry today. The field is dominated by flat-panel displays, which have moved from laptop to desktop to TV, and includes medical X-ray sensor arrays and thin-film solar cells. Their tremendous commercial success is encouraging research on very advanced concepts for flexible, conformally shaped and elastically stretchable electronic surfaces -- human-sized integrated circuits that can be given any shape: surround displays, solar cell car roofs, electronic textiles and sensitive skin.
Wagner's research interests stem from a career that began at Bell Laboratories, where he worked on applications of novel electronic materials. He co-invented new solar cells and established a photovoltaic laboratory at the Solar Energy Research Institute in Golden, Colo., in the late 1970s. A Princeton faculty member since 1980, Wagner is the author of more than 500 publications and co-inventor in 18 U.S. patents.
The lecture series is sponsored by the Program in Plasma Physics, the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and the School of Engineering and Applied Science.


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Most of the ancient rock carvings in the territory overlook the sea, but Shek Pik Rock Carving is about 300m from the coastline. However, it is believed that in the past, the sea inlet might have extended up to this point. The design shows geometric patterns composed of spiral squares and circles which closely resemble those on Bronze Age artefacts. It is thus quite safe to deduce that they were carved by early inhabitants of this area in the local Bronze Age some 3,000 years ago.


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Gary Hart to discuss restoration of the republic, April 15
Posted April 12, 2003; 12:16 p.m.
Former U.S. presidential candidate Gary Hart will speak on "Restoration of the Republic" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall. The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
Hart served as a U.S. senator from Colorado for two terms beginning in 1974. He was a Democratic presidential candidate in 1984 and 1988, after which he returned to private practice in Denver with the law firm Coudert Brothers.
From 1998 to 2001, Hart co-chaired the U.S. Commission on National Security for the 21st Century, which issued three public reports forecasting the age of terrorism and outlined a new, post-Cold War national security policy. He also co-chaired the Council on Foreign Relations' task force on homeland security, which recently released its report "America -- Still Unprepared, Still in Danger."
In 2001, Hart earned a Ph.D. from Oxford University. His thesis, "Thomas Jefferson's Ideal of the Republic in 21st-Century America," culminated a decade-long exploration of the idea of restoring the republican ideals of civic and citizen duty. When published in book form in 2002, "Restoration of the Republic" completed a trilogy of works that began with "The Patriot" in 1996 and continued with "The Minuteman" in 1998.
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Last Saturday morning, a small crowd gathered inside the entrance to Brown University's John Carter Brown Library. The group — a mix of Brown and RISD undergrads, professors, and curious locals — was soon ushered across creaking floors, past tapestries and manuscripts, and down a flight of stairs to a basement conference room. There waited Lucas Mason-Brown, a Brown senior from Belmont, Massachusetts with a double major in math and the philosophy of science. A PowerPoint slide with the headline "Roger Williams Mystery Book" glowed on a screen at the front of the room.
"I'd like to talk to you today about some of the work I've done over the past year or so involving a 17th century cipher scrawled in the margins of this book right here," Mason-Brown said. He gestured toward a faded, leatherbound volume perched on a nearby bookrest. The Brown family has owned the book — subtitled "An Essay Towards the Reconciling of Differences Among Christians," full title and author unknown — since the early 1800s, he explained. And though the encrypted scribblings that fill its margins have long been attributed Rhode Island's founder, Roger Williams, scholars have never been able to definitively determine what those notes say.
"About 10 months ago," the student calmly continued, "with the help of a variety of faculty and staff collaborators, I cracked this code and I have since translated nearly 200 pages of encoded material revealing, among other things, an original, never-before-seen theological treatise." A few minutes later — after distributing a key to Williams's encoded alphabet, leading guests through its system of dots, dashes, and crude pictograms, and explaining his method of pinpointing the text to the last four years of the Williams's life, between 1679 and 1683 — Mason-Brown said, "this is not a Dan Brown novel." The code was likely devised not to thwart other readers, but to save time and paper, Mason-Brown said.
The lecture was part of the Charles H. Watts II History and Culture of the Book Program, a series of public events at the library that range from a seminar about Abe Lincoln biographies to a "rare book petting zoo," wherein students are encouraged to leaf through aged books from Mexico.
The first and last sections of Williams's notes focus on cosmography and medicine. But Mason-Brown's talk focused on the red meat of his discovery: the section of Williams's notes between pages 164 and 207 that plunges into a debate on one of the era's most controversial issues: the baptism of infants and Native Americans. Williams, a champion of religious self-determination fond of stating "Christenings make not Christians," was opposed to both practices.
As Mason-Brown spoke, he flashed onscreen the covers of infant baptism treatises from 1676 and 1679 by theologians John Norcot and John Eliot. Then he switched slides to show an excerpt from his Williams translation that read, "But the words of the Great King our Lord enjoin us to protect the gospel, whose written word [refutes] John Eliot . . . and whose word must prevail over the book of John Eliot. I hope a beam of light will appear to you by my labor." The excerpt — like most of the presentation — was received with a chorus of Huh!'s and Hmphs!'s and awestruck chuckles.
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