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Here's a comic way of understanding Chrome
September 3, 2008
Google seems to be on a simplification drive. Probably that's why it has chosen the medium of a comic to present the Chrome chronology. Read on to get a click by click account of Chrome's inception and development till it grew into a mature web browser that is giving Microsoft (Internet Explorer) sleepless nights. Click here for the Chrome comicbook
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February 3, 2014
NEW DELHI: Hijacking of browser settings tops the list of user complaints made to search engine Google as cyber criminals change them using malicious software . Modification of the settings is done without users' knowledge to generally force hits on a particular website, increasing its advertising revenue. "So, you're trying to download a free screensaver or game or something else you really want. But later you find out that game came bundled with a malicious...
Google opens store for Chrome users
December 19, 2010
MOUNTAIN VIEW (US): Google has started up a portal for downloading extensions and web applications to its Chrome internet browser. The Chrome Web Store splits apps into nine themed categories, including games, education, news and services, reports the company. The download site can only be accessed via the Google browser. Users of other browser systems are urged to download and install Chrome if they try to access the store. The expansions and...
Google polishes product line with Chrome browser
September 3, 2008
MOUNTAIN VIEW-CALIFORNIA: The new Web browser that Google Inc. released Tuesday is designed to expand its huge lead in the Internet search market and reduce Microsoft Corp's imprint on personal computers. The free browser, called "Chrome," is being promoted as a sleeker, faster, safer and reliable alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer, which has been the leading vehicle for surfing the Web for the past decade. Despite recent inroads by Mozilla Foundation's...
Ferro Chrome industry hopes to ride stainless steel growth wave
November 4, 2013
Rakhi Majumdar , ET Bureau
KOLKATA: The domestic ferrochrome industry is expecting stainless steel capacity to double in the next two to three years. With Asia, particularly China, emerging as the hub of global stainless steel industry , Indian ferrochrome producers, who have been hit by indifferent growth in last 2-3 years, are gearing up to cater to growing demand for ferrochrome in the region. The ferrochrome industry has remained virtually stagnant at 0.9 to 1 million tonne for the last...
The code is mightier than the pen: Aman Govil, Project Lead, Google's Art Copy & Code
July 24, 2013
Ravi Balakrishnan , ET Bureau
A little over a year ago, a creative veteran abused a critic calling him a 'code writer' while arguing on the Facebook page of Longhand, a long copywriting competition. However, Google's recent foray into the creative side of advertising proves that whether old school creatives like it or not, code is here to stay. And it may very well be the ultimate enabler of creative expression. Project Re: Brief for Coca-Cola used...
Google releases finished version of Chrome browser
December 12, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO: Google on Thursday yanked the "beta" test label off Chrome, quickly putting a stamp of approval on its Web browser released in a direct challenge to Microsoft's ubiquitous Internet Explorer. The California online search titan - known for leaving new software offerings in beta, or test, modes for what seems like ages - says Chrome proved its merits, and in a relatively brief 100 days. Google's free web-based Gmail service still bears a "beta" label...
Chrome bags 1% share of global mkt in 4 days
September 6, 2008
Jessica Mehroin Irani , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Chrome, Google's desktop web browser, has created a record of sort by taking over 1% share of the global market within four days of its launch. But analysts say it will take a long while to unseat Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) which controls over 72% of the market. Analysts say the user group mainly belongs to the tech fraternity and users who actively use only Google web search, Gmail, Google reader and blogs. Chrome is in direct competition with IE and...
Is it going to be Chrome alone? Not yet
September 7, 2008
Kavita Kukday-Deb , TNN
It's here! Google's eagerly awaited browser has arrived. Launched amidst much fanfare and with promises to revolutionise the world of browsing, the week-old Chrome has, however, not yet got a shining review from net-junkies who were counting down to it. So let's take the audit one step at a time. To start with, where the browser totally justifies its cutting-edge claim is the user interface: shiny and squeaky clean. The tabs are arrayed on top instead...
Tata launches new Safari Storme at a starting price of Rs 9.95 lakh
October 17, 2012
NEW DELHI: After the launch of a Manza variant on Tuesday, Tata Motors on Wednesday launched the new Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) Tata Safari Storme at a starting price of Rs 9.95 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). While the base model 4X2 LX is available at Rs 9.95 lakh, 4X2 EX comes for Rs 10.77 lakh, 4X2 VX for Rs 12.37 lakh and 4x4 VX for Rs 13.66 lakh. Tata Safari Storme was first unveiled at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo. With underpinnings and...
China's Bao Steel acquires 35% in JV with Visa Steel
February 16, 2008
Rakhi Mazumdar , TNN
KOLKATA: Bao Steel of China has picked up 35% stake in a joint venture with Visa Steel. The new company, Visa Bao was incorporated earlier this month. It will help Bao Steel, China' largest steelmaker, gain a firm foothold in the ferro chrome business. The move marks the first foray by a leading Chinese steel company in the Indian market. It also coincides with a steep hike in ferro chrome prices in the world market. Ex-plant prices have shot up by almost...
India keen to develop Zimbabwe's iron ore reserves
April 11, 2013
NEW DELHI: India has evinced interest in partnering Zimbabwe for developing and utilising the low grade iron ore reserves in the African nation. "Zimbabwe has large reserves of low grade iron ore and the Indian steel industry can be a partner in developing and gainfully utilising these resources," visiting Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma told the South African nation's Mines Minister Obert Moses Mpofu. According to a statement by the Steel Ministry, Verma said such...
Chrome, Android operating systems to stay separate: Eric Schmidt, Google chairman
March 21, 2013
NEW DELHI: Google Inc's Chrome and Android operating systems will remain separate products, although there could be more "commonality" between them, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said on Thursday. Google last week announced that Android architect Andy Rubin was moving to a still-undefined role at the company, while Sundar Pichai, the executive overseeing its Chrome web browser and applications like Google Drive and Gmail , was...
Google country marketing head joins Yebhi.com
March 5, 2013
Anumeha Chaturvedi , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Google India's marketing head Nikhil Rungta has joined online retail portal Yebhi.com as chief business offier, Yebhi said in a statement. As the chief business officer, he will be responsible for strategy, planning and execution of the company's sales, marketing and product development operations. Rungta was the country marketing head of Google since 2009 and was responsible for Google's entire bouquet of services and products including their search business, Youtube,...
Google is not in the search business, it is in the biz of knowledge: Sundar Pichai, Sr VP for...
December 24, 2012
Harsimran Julka & Indu Nandakumar , ET Bureau
Google's senior vice president for Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichai , 40, is among the three Indians in the top team of CEO Larry Page. He is also the mind behind products such as Google Drive, Chrome and Apps. Pichai, an alumnus of IIT Kharagpur, stopped over in Bangalore en route his annual visit to Chennai. In a chat with ET, he spoke about how search will evolve in the future and Facebook's search bar....
Odisha sets up panel to fix policy for ore supply to industry
October 30, 2012
BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha government today set up a three-member Ministerial Committee for formulation of a policy to ensure smooth supply ore to state-based industries on a long-term basis. The committee, according to the notification issued by the steel and mines department, would suggest measures for making iron ore, manganese, bauxite and chrome ore available to mineral based industries located in the state in a fair...
Hijacking of browser settings a top complaint: Google
February 3, 2014
NEW DELHI: Hijacking of browser settings tops the list of user complaints made to search engine Google as cyber criminals change them using malicious software . Modification of the settings is done without users' knowledge to generally force hits on a particular website, increasing its advertising revenue. "So, you're trying to download a free screensaver or game or something else you really want. But later you find out that game came bundled with a malicious...
Tata Steel to invest Rs 37 cr to hike its capacity
March 18, 2004
NEW DELHI: Tata Steel is embarking on Rs 37 crore additional investments for hiking its chrome concentrate capacity to seven lakh tonnes per annum from the present four LTPA. The capacity augmentation, to be completed by the end of the year, is in a bid to conserve mineral and in view of "inadequate" capacity in the country to process the real generation of low grade chromite, which arises in the course of mining, a Tata Steel release said here on Thursday. With this...
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Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys posts profit of Rs 21.77 crore
October 18, 2012
Gaurav Modi , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Despite fall in volumes, Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys (IMFA) posted a profit of Rs 21.77 crore in September quarter, on the back of higher realisations. The company has recorded a loss of Rs 8.69 crore in the same period last year. The volumes of ferro chrome (used in stainless steel) fell from 42,000 tonnes in June quarter to 33,000 tonnes in the last quarter due to maintenance shutdown. Realisations were higher by 18% year on year due to depreciation in...
Improved ferro chrome prices boost IMFA Q2 net to Rs 21.77 crore
October 17, 2012
Rakhi Mazumdar , ET Bureau
KOLKATA: Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys (IMFA), the country's largest, integrated producer of value-added ferro chrome , has posted a net profit at Rs 21.77 crore in the second quarter of FY'13 as compared to a loss of Rs 8.69 crore in Q2 of FY'12. Improvement in prices during Q2 of FY'13 coupled with rupee depreciation provided a boost to realisations. IMFA recorded sales of Rs 266 crore in Q2 FY13 as compared to Rs 285.97 crore...
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Story | Apr 22, 2007What can I say--I'm a star. That's why this guy's staring at me, right? I seem familiar, and not just because I did 50 movies, including those classic "Tarzan" flicks of the 1930s. Maybe he saw me on one of the morning shows. Maybe he read about me in...

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Question: do you want your kids to die in the Ukraine because the Ukrainians owe German and American banks $35bil? If not: shut the fuck up.
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Obamacare Clusterfuck: Tips for People Who Have Had to Drop Medical (Not Health) Insurance Because of "Obamaffordability"
Welp, today I dropped my medical (not health) insurance, effective January 1, 2014. Due to "Obamaffordability" I can no longer justify the cost.
Just as Lambert is new to the whole insurance thing, I'm new to the whole un-insurance thing. Prior to now, I have had medical insurance non-stop for the last 20 years, ~12 of those years on the individual market.
So I figured this could be an open thread for people in like situations or otherwise "running naked" pertaining to insurance, for sharing "alternatives" to medical insurance? Read below the fold...
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ObamaCare Clusterfuck: Wellpoint cashes in from the law its Flexian VP, Liz Fowler, wrote
You remember Liz Fowler, right? The Flexian who crafted ObamaCare for Max Baucus while on secondment from her "real" job as a Wellpoint VP, and who then went on to the White House, and then went on to cash in as a Big Pharma lobbyist? Of course you do. And as it turns out -- hold onto your hats, folks! -- she did very well for Wellpoint when she'd parked herself on The Hill:
No health insurance company has aligned itself with Obamacare as closely as WellPoint. The nation's second-largest health insurer opted to participate in the health insurance exchange for every state where it operated. WellPoint's stock scored huge gains in 2013, climbing 51%.
Did the Obamacare connection help make WellPoint a big winner? Yes -- and no. The company's participation in those state exchanges hasn't made much difference so far. Obamacare enrollment has been far behind projections.
However, another facet of Obamacare has helped WellPoint. As a result of the health reform legislation, several states have expanded their Medicaid programs. Those states include California and New York, both of which happen to be [oh ha ha ha!!!!] states where WellPoint does business. Medicaid enrollment stands out as one of the few bright spots for Obamacare thus far. WellPoint, with the largest Medicaid membership of any major insurer, is poised to be a big beneficiary.
A brilliant corporate move. You can see Fowler working out strategy with her C-suite buddies: "What can they possibly not fuck up? Yeah, Medicaid! It already works! They don't have to build a website or anything!" And Wellpoint would have had every opportunity to become intimately familiar with Administration foibles; that's what's so great about being a Flexian! Read below the fold...
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Va. Attorney General race recount aborted--attempted theft by fraud exposed.
A strange thing just happened on the way to a (true blue) full Democratic sweep of Virginia .
The Attorney General election ended with a razor thin victory by the Democrat, Mark Herring. (169 votes out of millions cast).
This being well within the .5% margin entitling the loser to a recount, Mark Obenshain availed himself of the statutory remedy.
Several days into the recount, he decided to concede, rather than let it run its course.
Huh??!! Read below the fold...
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ObamaCare Clusterfuck: Why Obama shouldn't have told people to call the 800 number instead of using the website
But consumer advocates say the centers were never meant to be an alternative to the insurance exchange website. They were conceived of as a supplement – a way to offer some consumers more help to understand their options.
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Obamacare Clusterfuck: Hospital sues its state commissioner over not being included on Exchange plans.
Left off many networks, Seattle Children's sues
Seattle Children's filed suit Friday over the state Office of the Insurance Commissioner's "failure to ensure adequate network coverage" in several health plans being sold through the state's new online insurance marketplace, called Washington Healthplanfinder. ... Families that enroll in those plans could face significantly higher cost-sharing amounts they have to pay if they seek care at Children's rather than at in-network providers.
Exactly as I've been saying. Read below the fold...
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DRASTICALLY thin provider networks on Obamacare Exchange plans
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The past couple of days I've heard constant talk of the deals people are getting on the Obamacare Exchanges, (when the servers are up, of course). $120/month premiums, $500 or less deductibles. All of this sounds like a great triumph of liberal social policy. And if that were the whole story, I would definitely agree. Read below the fold...
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Invisible Violence to Kids = no-Self Adulthoods & Violence
You can run from the truth
You can hide from the truth
You can deny the truth
But you cannot destroy the truth
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According to Robert J. Burrowes in "Why Violence?" "no-Self" people run from, hide from, deny the truth. "Self" people recognize it and communicate it!
Edward Snowden! Self or no-Self?
Bradley Manning! Self or no-Self?
Gitmo Hunger Strikers! Selves or no-Selves? Read below the fold...
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ObamaCare Clusterfuck: Big data is watching you (with the new systems ObamaCare paid for)
Only briefly, because I don't have time to tease this out: Here's Young Ezra's franchisee on what the requirements are for the IRS under ObamaCare; a tax preparer on stuff the IRS can do with its new toys; and a post by Chris Street ("Agenda 21" alert! (from a guy who also cites EFF)) on what the specs for those new toys are: Military grade.* Read below the fold...
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Mr. President, End Debt Ceiling Hostage-taking for Good!
On May 9, 2013, The Republican House passed H.R. 807 the Full Faith and Credit Act. The Bill says in part:
(a) In General- In the event that the debt of the United States Government, as defined in section 3101 of title 31, United States Code, reaches the statutory limit, the Secretary of the Treasury shall, in addition to any other authority provided by law, issue obligations under chapter 31 of title 31, United States Code, to pay with legal tender, and solely for the purpose of paying, the principal and interest on obligations of the United States described in subsection (b) after the date of the enactment of this Act.
(b) Obligations Described- For purposes of this subsection, obligations described in this subsection are obligations which are--
(1) held by the public, or
(2) held by the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund and Disability Insurance Trust Fund.
So, in brief, the Bill provides for the Treasury, even when it is about to reach the debt ceiling, to issue additional debt to pay principal and interest on debt instruments issued to the public including foreign nations, and to pay principal and interest on Social Security (SS) "trust fund bonds" in the course of paying SS recipients. Read below the fold...
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Some people don't get sarcasm
An interview of Tom Paxton by Pete Seeger
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Summit of Crony Journalism
Journalists in the service of Pete Peterson
January 16, 2013 — Each spring since 2010, some of Washington's A-list politicians assemble in the capital to submit to questions from some of the media's A-list journalists on the future of the federal fiscal policy.
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Trillion Dollar Coin: Posts on Legality and Constitutionality
Enthusiasm for using Platinum Coin Seigniorage (PCS) to produce a Trillion Dollar Coin, or coins totaling a few trillion dollars continues to increase. Read below the fold...
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Beyond the MSM: the New Wave of Brief Blog Posts on Platinum Coin Seigniorage
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Origin and Early History of Platinum Coin Seigniorage In the Blogosphere
This post records the history of platinum coin seigniorage in the blogosphere through the debt ceiling agreement on August 2, 2011. Read below the fold...
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With the first round of bribes being announced today in Duncan's Race to the Trough, it is now apparent that destroying the teaching profession is even more important to the Business Roundtable than containing, segregating, and psychologically neutering the poor in penal pedagogy charter schools. And so it is today that Duncan's classic behavior mod bribery system recognizes Tennessee and Delaware, where the good unions have become partners with the corporations to create a system of teacher evaluation, advancement, and remuneration that will be based on test scores. And the message to the bad union recalcitrance in DC? The ultimate non-reward of being placed 16th out of 16 finalists.
There is another advantage, too, of putting all the bucks on rewarding state plans to develop pay per score systems for teaching: it is the only one of the Oligarchs' reform strategies new enough to not already have a demonstrated track record of failure.
This space explores issues in public education policy, and it advocates for a commitment to and a re-examination of the democratic purposes of schools. If there is some urgency in the message, it is due to the current reform efforts that are based on a radical re-invention of education, now spearheaded by a psychometric blitzkrieg of "metastasizing testing" aimed at dismantling a public education system that took almost 200 years to build. JH August, 2005


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Dip1 Defines a Class of Arp2/3 Complex Activators that Function without Preformed Actin Filaments
Dip1 Defines a Class of Arp2/3 Complex Activators that Function without Preformed Actin Filaments
Current Biology, Volume 23, Issue 20,
Pages 1990-1998,
Publication Date 10 October 2013
Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2013.08.029
Andrew R. Wagner
Qing Luan
Su-Ling Liu
Brad J. Nolen
Institute of Molecular Biology and Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403, USA
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Arp2/3 complex is a key actin cytoskeletal regulator that creates branched actin filament networks in response to cellular signals. WASP-activated Arp2/3 complex assembles branched actin networks by nucleating new filaments from the sides of pre-existing ones. WASP-mediated activation requires seed filaments, to which the WASP-bound Arp2/3 complex can bind to form branches, but the source of the first substrate filaments for branching is unknown.
Here we show that Dip1, a member of the WISH/DIP/SPIN90 family of actin regulators, potently activates Arp2/3 complex without preformed filaments. Unlike other Arp2/3 complex activators, Dip1 does not bind actin monomers or filaments, and it interacts with the complex using a non-WASP-like binding mode. In addition, Dip1-activated Arp2/3 complex creates linear instead of branched actin filament networks.
Our data show the mechanism by which Dip1 and other WISH/DIP/SPIN90 proteins can provide seed filaments to Arp2/3 complex to serve as master switches in initiating branched actin assembly. This mechanism is distinct from other known activators of Arp2/3 complex.


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"Well...Okay, why not? I mean, it's not like there's anything going on here!"
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"Well...Okay, why not? I mean, it's not like there's anything going on here!"
Roy nodded in agreement.
"Well, where haven't you been? ...I don't think anyone's been very deep into that forest, but I might be wrong..." Jenny said questioningly.
"I don't doubt that some Pokémon live in there somewhere, but I've never been. To be honest, I've never really left the coast. I mean, it's more or less Sapphire Village's backyard, and it's nice and pleasant, so I've never really had need to go. But now I'm curious. Maybe there could even be another village in the forest somewhere, or something else cool like that!"
"A village in the middle of the forest? Let's find out!"
Jacob removed his shell and held it up proudly as part of his declaration.
"Then let's go! This is going to be so much fun!"
"All right!" Jenny said, lifting her trunk into the air in the same way.
Roy raised his fist in much the same manner.
Jacob held this pose for a moment more, pleased that these two friends of his had more or less copied him, then returned his shell to its rightful place and took a step towards the forest.
"So...To adventure, right?"
"Yeah!" Jenny said. She began going in the direction of the indicated forest.
Without a moment's hesitance, Roy followed after Jenny.
Jacob went with them, keeping in step, a grin spreading on his face.
It wasn't long before they arrived at the edge of the forest.
"So, here we are..." Jenny said, looking into the dark, shadowy forest.
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Manual of environmental microbiologyAs part of its continuing service to the microbiological sciences, ASM is proud to publish this major manual. The Manual of Environmental Microbiology will serve as a state-of-the-art compendium of methods for environmental microbiology. The basic principles of environmental microbiology and general methodologies are presented in Section 1 and 2. The core sections are structured by the type of environmental medium being discussed. This valuable book also covers the natural fate of microorganisms in the environment as well as the strategies and techniques of eliminating environmental microorganisms that are pathogenic to humans, plants, and animals. MEM has major sections on general methods, water and public health microbiology, aquatic environments, subsurface and landfills, aerobiology, and biotransformation and biodegradation. This book surveys a vast amount of microbial biology, environmental science, research methods, and field methods for the practice of environmental microbiology. Intended for university, industry, and government scientists as well as those who regularly conduct environmental monitoring and consulting, MEM will also serve as an important text for advanced level courses in environmental microbiology and microbial ecology. This landmark effort, written and edited by leading researchers and instructors, is certain to become the gold standard in its field, in the tradition of ASM's other renowned, authoritative manuals. |
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3. Lusts for human food
"My Italian greyhound, Frisbee, weighs eight pounds. But don't be fooled by her size–she has incredible vertical leap." Ed note: That's the real Frisbee!
What kind of food circulates in the SNL writing room?
Seth Myers: Tuesdays are our late, late writing nights. Around midnight, the interns start with Starbucks runs. When they go home, we transition to Red Bull. I'm strictly a sugar-free Red Bull guy. I'd rather enjoy my sugar intake elsewhere. Around 3 a.m., someone really cool will magically show up at the table with pizza. At that point, you think it's exactly what you need. An hour later, you realize it's exactly what you didn't need, and you want to go to bed. One of our writers has a connection with a dried-fruit guy. It's kind of a big deal. In the '70s, it was the cocaine hook-up; now there's some dude he can get me pure, 100 percent uncut dried pineapple. Sometimes there's a food launch somewhere in the middle of the night. And by food launch, I mean that earlier in the week I saw an ad for "KFC Minis" on Sports Center, and decided we should try some. Tracy Morgan used to show up with White Castle, which was mysterious and amazing because none of us thought there was a White Castle in the city. Then, twice a year, everyone goes to Buffalo Wild Wings in Brooklyn, in the middle of the night, and it's a really big ordeal. I refuse to go because nobody feels good the next day, all their insides are burning–and I happen to think that's stupid. So now they put my face on the flyer.
Describe the food, drink scene at one of those famous (infamous!) SNL after parties.
SM: SNL after-parties are sort of like a time to celebrate your successes and drown your sorrows, depending on how the show went for you. When I think of our after parties, I think of seafood towers. But for me, seafood at 1:30 a.m. is not a good time. Me and oysters, late night, usually doesn't go well. I'd prefer blackened chicken quesadillas. My strategy is to order two drinks from the waiter before he dissapears into the crowd forever. He'll look at you like you're a competitive drinker, but that's okay. I go with Belvedere and soda.
What was on your last grocery list/note-to-self?
SM: I'm a terrible grocery shopper. I hardly ever do it. And if I do, there's never more than three things in the bag. For my first nine years in New York, my refrigerator only had Champagne and mustard. Now I live with my girlfriend so there's a little more. My grocery list on Sunday, the morning after the show, would look something like this: Gatorade, Bagels, coffee. I always have problems ordering my coffee because I like it with a little bit of skim milk, which is impossible to get in New York. Also on the list? Floss–because I'm a big flosser. My brother says I floss too much in front of people and that's it's not right. And Q-tips. The only thing I love more than flossing is Q-tipping. My girlfriend can't believe how quickly we run out.
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Missing paperwork in the tax increment financing district 2 will cost the city $28,400 to produce a "No Further Remediation" letter from the Environmental Protection Agency.
The present developer is selling the property to another company and asked the city for a copy of the NFR letter. The paperwork is from eight years ago, of which the city should have a copy, and should show the results of borings done on the CVS property and the 3½ acres north of it, a Brownfield site. But the paperwork is missing.
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Goodwine contacted Shaw engineers who did the borings eight years ago for an estimate. The new borings will cost $28,400.
Goodwine said he took it upon himself to contact the developer to see if they would split the cost. The developer had previous given the city $10,000 for the borings. They agreed to give $4,200 to add to the previous $10,000 as part of their cost. The city would pay $14,200 of the difference.
Goodwine did add that TIF 2 had no money.
"We would have to move money from TIF 1 to TIF 2." The money would be paid back once the money for TIF 2 taxes came in.
Since the closing date on the CVS sale is Oct. 31, council members passed unanimously a bid waiver and accepted a bid from Shaw Engineers to redo the borings at a cost of $28,400.
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Eden Hazard kicking the Swansea ball boy: The reaction
24 January 2013 10:52 AM
Last night Chelsea's Eden Hazard kicked a 17 year-old ball boy when he wouldn't let go of the ball in the game against Swansea.
Reactions are mixed, but anger is mainly being directed towards the footballer for his violence towards ball boy Charlie Morgan.
Chelsea FC's official Twitter account originally tweeted:
'Has football gone mad? Hazard is sent off for kicking the ball under a ball boy attempting to smother the ball rather than return it.'
Then apologised for the tweet.
In his post-match analysis, Sky Sports pundit Glenn Hoddle said it was not an isolated incident.
A Twitter account, which has been recognised as the boy's account, has also been criticised for tweeting yesterday afternoon:
'The king of all ball boys is back making his final appearance #needed #for #timewasting'.
And some have called for Swansea's to be investigated for their conduct of ball boys.
Joey Barton tweeted this morning:
'Hazard only crime is he hasn't kicked him hard enough...'
Then also cleared up what he meant in following tweets...
Michael Owen said:
'I maintain my opinion from last night. How people can claim Hazard assaulted a kid is embarrassing. He shouldn't of kicked the ball out of his grasp but he hardly booted the lad as some people were suggesting. The lads antics were scandalous and no wonder he isn't taking any further action. His Dad is a Swansea director so I'd assume this situation will be dealt with in the appropriate manner.'
Piers Morgan responded:
'The ballboy was silly, Hazard was a dangerous thug. There's a difference. Shame @themichaelowen can't see it.'
Stan Collymore also added:
'Hazard deserved red(violent conduct rule). Kid is a prat. Ball boy job is to give ball quickly .End of. Is that enough of an opinion?'
Rio Ferdinand tweeted:
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THE Department of Agriculture is conducting an airborne geophysical groundwater survey of the La Grange aquifer, in the Kimberley south of Broome.
Hydro-geologist Dr Richard George, who is the principal research scientist, describes the project as "a pre-assessment of an aquifer, a long time before anyone goes about developing it."
He says while there are already irrigated farms at Shamrock and Shalimar, the department expects future applications to develop horticulture and possible diversified beef production on what are now pastoral leases.
Dr George says the project aims to assess four main aspects.
"The saltwater interface [near the coast] is one of our main ones," he says.
"[The second is to] map the base of the Broome Sandstone [which contains the aquifer].
"We are also doing it to try and map the special distribution of water quality in terms of the salinity of the aquifer both by depth and … laterally.
"The fourth reason is that we know from recent work by Geoscience Australia that there are some ancient drainage systems [paleochannels] that have come across the Canning Basin and have been in-filled by the Broome Sandstone system.
"We believe they left a legacy of different materials around them but it also may help explain regional variations in salinity.
"They have probably been cut into an older part of the Broome Sandstone, so they should have an electrical signature. They also might be saltier, particularly along the Mandora marshes."
Dr George says Salt Creek to the south is known to be saline and is most probably a paleochannel.
"There are a couple of others that are less certain for which the system geometry has been set up to help describe," he says.
He says the reason for using airborne geophysics rather than conventional drilling is the size of the aquifer (250km north to south and as much as 300km inland), and logistical problems in its eastern portion.
"Once you get away from the highway that runs up the coast and you get through the first 30 to 40km of station country … you are into very difficult-to-access terrain: sand dunes," he says.
"It's not a flying drilling rig but it's the way we're perceiving it.
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Today's stats - average speed was 18.1kmh, time spent cycling was 6 hours 23 minutes, and distance covered was 116km. We had no intention of going that far but when we arrived in Rennes it turned out there was no campsite. Nearest one involved a further hour and a half's cycle ...
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... English wasn't very strong, but clearly much stronger than my non-existent knowledge of French, which made our communication somewhat limited. The organization offers excursions and social activities for older people in Rennes at a highly reduced cost. She explained how during the year there is a wide-variety of social clubs in the area that meet together to participate in sports, cards, music, arts and much more. In September, she would be leading a ...
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"Ypsilanti's golden child, 14KT, has flipped some of his instrumental magic into full-fledged songs on the new EP A Friendly (Vocal) Game of KT. The original instrumental project was rife with earth quaking bass lines, precise drums and heavenly synths. Now the vocal version pairs select beats with equally select MC's to tease a few great instrumentals into a few classic songs.
MMG all-star Oddisee and his soul singin' comrade Olivier Daysoul lace the murderous drums and guitar sample of "One 4 Black," turning it into "High Horse." New York rhyme wizard Skyzoo and the amorphous The Black Opera are also on board to lend their vocal expertise. Though the short project is stacked with indie rap heavyweights, one of the brightest spots on the album is when KT picks …
Gensu Dean, the SP-1200 assassin, is at it again with a new 45 for vinyl heads that pairs the ultimate fast flow track "Ramesses featuring 7evenThirty & Homeboy Sandman," with a brand new joint titled "Wantchu" featuring the UK-based songbird Olivier Daysoul.
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"He [Choice] had 2 fumbles on 27 carries this year and is averaging 2.2 yards per carry. When Felix Jones went down a few weeks ago, the staff looked to Choice to become the number one and take Jones's place but like his entire career in Dallas, he proved that he just didn't have what it takes to be a running back here. That's not to say that he can't be a decent running back for someone but certain teams are a high-pressure scenario and Dallas was exactly that since we haven't found success on the ground since our Emmitt Smith days.
"Unfortunately for Choice, I don't think Washington is any less of a high pressure situation than Dallas was. He would have been better off to have been claimed by a team like Cleveland. However, sometimes a change of scenery can be the best thing and we know that Mike Shanahan has a certain talent for developing running backs. I just hope the addition of Choice in Washington doesn't come back to kill us in 3 weeks!!"
Choice was waived-injured by the Cowboys who were thought to add him to their Injured Reserve list if he cleared waivers. Says Darren:
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He's a Redskin now, so I hope the best for Choice. I do not see him as any solution for the running game. In fact, his presence may be blocking Evan Royster's development. For pure overall organizational improvement, the Redskins have to move to a next-man-up philosophy and build the talent to do exactly that.


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Identification of a New Candidate Locus for Uric Acid Nephrolithiasis The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 68, Issue 5, 1 May 2001, Pages 1119-1129 Maria Neve Ombra, Paola Forabosco, Stefania Casula, Andrea Angius, Gianbattista Maestrale, Enrico Petretto, Giuseppina Casu, Giacomo Colussi, Enzo Usai, Paola Melis and Mario Pirastu Abstract Renal stone formation is a common multifactorial disorder, of unknown etiology, with an established genetic contribution. Lifetime risk for nephrolithiasis is ∼10% in Western populations, and uric acid stones account for 5%–10% of all stones, depending on climatic, dietary, and ethnic differences. We studied a small, isolated founder population in Sardinia, characterized by an increased prevalence of uric acid stones, and performed a genomewide search in a deep-rooted pedigree comprising many members who formed uric acid renal stones. The pedigree was created by tracing common ancestors of affected individuals through a genealogical database based on archival records kept by the parish church since 1640. This genealogical information was used as the basis for the study strategy, involving screening for alleles shared among affected individuals, originating from common ancestors, and utilization of large pedigrees to obtain greater power for linkage detection. We performed multistep linkage and allele-sharing analyses. In the initial stage, 382 markers were typed in 14 closely related affected subjects; interesting regions were subsequently investigated in the whole sample. We identified two chromosomal regions that may harbor loci with susceptibility genes for uric acid stones. The strongest evidence was observed on 10q21-q22, where a LOD score of 3.07 was obtained for D10S1652 under an affected-only dominant model, and a LOD score of 3.90 was obtained using a dominant pseudomarker assignment. The localization was supported also by multipoint allele-sharing statistics and by haplotype analysis of familial cases and of unrelated affected subjects collected from the isolate. In the second region on 20q13.1-13.3, multipoint nonparametric scores yielded suggestive evidence in a ∼20-cM region, and further analysis is needed to confirm and fine-map this putative locus. Replication studies are required to investigate the involvement of these regions in the genetic contribution to uric acid stone formation. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (731 kb) |
Multipoint Approximations of Identity-by-Descent Probabilities for Accurate Linkage Analysis of Distantly Related Individuals The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 82, Issue 3, 3 March 2008, Pages 607-622 Cornelis A. Albers, Jim Stankovich, Russell Thomson, Melanie Bahlo and Hilbert J. Kappen Abstract We propose an analytical approximation method for the estimation of multipoint identity by descent (IBD) probabilities in pedigrees containing a moderate number of distantly related individuals. We show that in large pedigrees where cases are related through untyped ancestors only, it is possible to formulate the hidden Markov model of the Lander-Green algorithm in terms of the IBD configurations of the cases. We use a first-order Markov approximation to model the changes in this IBD-configuration variable along the chromosome. In simulated and real data sets, we demonstrate that estimates of parametric and nonparametric linkage statistics based on the first-order Markov approximation are accurate. The computation time is exponential in the number of cases instead of in the number of meioses separating the cases. We have implemented our approach in the computer program ALADIN (accurate linkage analysis of distantly related individuals). ALADIN can be applied to general pedigrees and marker types and has the ability to model marker-marker linkage disequilibrium with a clustered-markers approach. Using ALADIN is straightforward: It requires no parameters to be specified and accepts standard input files. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (520 kb) |
Model-Free Linkage Analysis with Covariates Confirms Linkage of Prostate Cancer to Chromosomes 1 and 4 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 68, Issue 5, 1 May 2001, Pages 1197-1206 Katrina A.B. Goddard, John S. Witte, Brian K. Suarez, William J. Catalona and Jane M. Olson Abstract As with many complex genetic diseases, genome scans for prostate cancer have given conflicting results, often failing to provide replication of previous findings. One factor contributing to the lack of consistency across studies is locus heterogeneity, which can weaken or even eliminate evidence for linkage that is present only in a subset of families. Currently, most analyses either fail to account for locus heterogeneity or attempt to account for it only by partitioning data sets into smaller and smaller portions. In the present study, we model locus heterogeneity among affected sib pairs with prostate cancer by including covariates in the linkage analysis that serve as surrogate measures of between-family linkage differences. The model is a modification of the Olson conditional logistic model for affected relative pairs. By including Gleason score, age at onset, male-to-male transmission, and/or number of affected first-degree family members as covariates, we detected linkage near three locations that were previously identified by linkage (1q24-25 [HPC1; LOD score 3.25, P=.00012], 1q42.2-43 [PCAP; LOD score 2.84, P=.0030], and 4q [LOD score 2.80, P=.00038]), near the androgen-receptor locus on Xq12-13 (AR; LOD score 3.06, P=.00053), and at five new locations (LOD score > 2.5). Without covariates, only a few weak-to-moderate linkage signals were found, none of which replicate findings of previous genome scans. We conclude that covariate-based linkage analysis greatly improves the likelihood that linked regions will be found by incorporation of information about heterogeneity within the sample. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (327 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 75, Issue 3, 498-503, 1 September 2004
Li Shu-Chuan Cheng1, 2, Shang-Lun Chiang2, Hung-Pin Tu3, Shun-Jen Chang3, Tsu-Nai Wang4, Allen Min-Jen Ko5, Ranajit Chakraborty6 and Ying-Chin Ko2, 3, ,
1 Division of Information Science, City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, CA
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6 Center for Genome Information, Department of Environmental Health, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati
Gout is a disorder of uric-acid metabolism. The Pacific Austronesian population, including Taiwanese aborigines, has a remarkably high prevalence of hyperuricemia and gout, which suggests a founder effect across the Pacific region. We report here a genomewide linkage study of 21 multiplex pedigrees with gout from an aboriginal tribe in Taiwan. From observations of familial clustering, early onset of gout, and clinically severe manifestations, we hypothesized that a major gene plays a role in this trait. Using 382 random polymorphic markers spread across 22 autosomes, we demonstrated a highly significant linkage for gout at marker D4S2623 on chromosome 4q25 (P=.0002 by nonparametric linkage [the NPLall statistic]; empirical P=.0006; LOD=4.3, P=4.4×10−6 by logistic regression). When alcohol consumption was included as a covariate in the model, the LOD score increased to 5.66 (P=1.3×10−6). Quantitative traits, including serum uric acid and creatinine, also showed a moderate linkage to this region. To our knowledge, this is the first genome-scan report to identify a genetic locus harboring a gout-susceptibility gene.


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Former Tottenham manager Terry Venables believes that Arsenal can stop Gareth Bale on Sunday but also went on to state that Spurs are the better side at the moment.
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The Welsh star has earned praise from all quarters for his sterling performances in recent weeks and has even been compared to the likes of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Venables, who previously led Spurs to an FA Cup win, hailed Bale's sensational form but shied away from comments that the 23-year-old would be too powerful for the Arsenal defence.
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"It's not easy, but defenders must stay on their feet, not dive in and not give away free-kicks within 30 or 40 yards of goal. If they do, they face being punished by Bale."
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Turn off power, make sure power is turned off, remove receptacle, tile up to outlet box and replace receptacle with ears against face of tile. Plate should sit flush. You may need a box extender and longer screws to hold receptacle in place.
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How do I tile around and adjust light switches and receptacles and then reinstall the plates so they are flush to the new walls and backsplashes. All advise would be greatly appreciated.
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Turn off power, make sure power is turned off, remove receptacle, tile up to outlet box and replace receptacle with ears against face of tile. Plate should sit flush. You may need a box extender and longer screws to hold receptacle in place.
Thanks Finnegan:
I'm not sure what "ears" are, but I imagine I can purchase box extenders and longer screws at any building supply store.
And I will make certain the power is off.
For tile you will not need the box extenders, possibly just longer screws.
I just did this. No box extenders needed. Just longer screws. Here's the LONG explanation:
The outlet has two little circular, mickeymouse ears on the top and two on the bottom that butt up against the box face. These ears prevent the receptacle/switch from sinking below the plane of the box opening and into the box when you tighten the mounting screws.
As long as you tile right up to the lip of the box, the ears will butt up against the tile face when you fasten it to the box. Since there will be a gap between the receptacle and the screw holes in the box, though, you now need longer screws. The face plate mounts to the receptacle, which is now sitting flush with your tile, so you don't need longer screws for the face plate - just the receptacle.
One last thing: The standard mounting screws for the receptacle have 2 square washers which prevent the screw from screwing all the way out, and they help keep the receptacle from jiggling in the box. So, transfer them to the longer screws.
One last one-in-a-million caveat: I wouldn't do this with metallic tiles for obvious reasons
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Got it. Longer screws, square washers. Thank you each for your help.
There are plastic box extender rings that are cheap and come in various sizes. If the only part that is holding it out are the ears, it will be springy if it is an outlet...it won't feel firm. With the extender rings, you have more surface area to support the outlet (and they are cheap).
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I agree, get the box extender. Even though tile is not combustable, its probably code that the extender be there.Originally Posted by jadnashua
I've tiled several kitchen backsplashes. If the receptacle ears do not fit against the surface of the tile I use a small package of yellow plastic spacers from HD or Lowes. They're found in the electrical department. You can stack these spacers until they bring your receptacle flush with the tile...and use longer screws.