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Mar. Drugs 2013, 11(6), 2168-2182; doi:10.3390/md11062168
Synchronized Regulation of Different Zwitterionic Metabolites in the Osmoadaption of Phytoplankton
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Abstract: The ability to adapt to different seawater salinities is essential for cosmopolitan marine phytoplankton living in very diverse habitats. In this study, we examined the role of small zwitterionic metabolites in the osmoadaption of two common microalgae species Emiliania huxleyi and Prorocentrum minimum. By cultivation of the algae under salinities between 16‰ and 38‰ and subsequent analysis of dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP), glycine betaine (GBT), gonyol, homarine, trigonelline, dimethylsulfonioacetate, trimethylammonium propionate, and trimethylammonium butyrate using HPLC-MS, we could reveal two fundamentally different osmoadaption mechanisms. While E. huxleyi responded with cell size reduction and a nearly constant ratio between the major metabolites DMSP, GBT and homarine to increasing salinity, osmolyte composition of P. minimum changed dramatically. In this alga DMSP concentration remained nearly constant at 18.6 mM between 20‰ and 32‰ but the amount of GBT and dimethylsulfonioacetate increased from 4% to 30% of total investigated osmolytes. Direct quantification of zwitterionic metabolites via LC-MS is a powerful tool to unravel the complex osmoadaption and regulation mechanisms of marine phytoplankton.
Keywords: Emiliania huxleyi; Prorocentrum minimum; dinoflagellates; haptophytes dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP); gonyol; dimethylsulfide (DMS); osmoadaption
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lol I thought this thread was going to be about how the towels were the same color as the penalty flag. And people were not throwing them on the field.
Hayworth hicks made a lot of big mistakes last night. I know he had at least a holding call, horse collar tackle, and a false start. I'm sure he had more, but can't remember. Other than that everyone else didn't make a whole lot of mental errors penalty wise
Not to mention that he's an offensive lineman who suddenly has to play defense. Stupid penalty, I'll give him a pass on that one.
I could agree with mistakes, but there wasn't a single STUPID penalty yesterday. And I also have to comment after all the ripping we did on the reffs when we didn't have the "A Crew" The refs were quite good last night. I'm sure OSU wasn't happy about the FG call, but I can' tthink of one call against us or OSU that I thought was clearly bogus. Sad that I have to put it that way after the last 2 months because I think the reffs truely were very good last night.
The horse collar was the right call. Tough to bag on an offensive guy for getting a little high. He did let off so it wasn't flagrant, but no provision for that.
There were some penalties, but none that were agregious. None of the dumb ones from LJ head-butting, or kicking the ball in frustration.
Hick's horse collar was a crap call. My OSU friends sitting beside us even said we got hosed on that one. It all worked out OK in the end.
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He got all jersey...but with that big of a guy, it looks worse than it was. I give the refs a pass on it now, but I was pretty animated about that at the time.


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i5 / i7 MBP / Logic Pro benchmark test
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Anyone...?Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, Logic Studio, iPhone, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
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I just tried this very interesting benchmark with my new 17-inch MBP, 2.66 GHz i7, 8 GB ram, solid state disk, Logic Pro 9.1.1.
Result: 21 tracks. I just unmuted them until it got an error, then re-ran it several times to make sure.MacBookPro6,1, Mac OS X (10.6.3)-
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Thanks for your reply. Yea I guess something is definitely wrong since my 2.2 C2D MBP can get up to 18 tracks from that test playing.Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, Logic Studio, iPhone, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
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I edited the benchmark test and removed Space Designer so I can compare the results from my systems to the i5 and i7's / Logic Express again tonight at the Apple store.
My MBP 2.2 Ghz (2007) - 25 tracks.
My MP 2 x 2.66 (first gen) - 42 tracks.
I'm running Logic in 32 bit mode. I will be sure to test in both 32 and 64 bit mode at the Apple store.
Here is the updated benchmark test, add tracks and copy / past midi data as you need them.
http://www.anthonywebster.com/l.zipMac Pro, MacBook Pro, Logic Studio, iPhone, Mac OS X (10.5.8)-
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Gordon Grotts Modesto CA26 tracks on my iMac. It overloads at 27.2008 iMac 3.06 GHz 4GB ram, 500HD, 320 WD firewire HD, Mac OS X (10.6), 2001 G4 QuickSilver, OS X10.4.11 1.46GHz GigaDesign, 1.5 GB ram, ATI 9600
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Pancenter Great Southwest Desert USheh, a whopping 10 tracks on my ancient G5 dual 1.8.
pancenter-Power Mac G5 1.8GHz Dual, 4GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.5.7), RME Audio - MOTU MIDI, Mac (Logic 9.02), Intel/XP-Pro Quad Core PC-
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Ok, I went to the Apple store again before my gig tonight and all I can say is that I'm extremely disappointed. I was maxing out at 25-26 tracks with my edit of the benchmark test (no space designer) on ALL of the current MacBook Pros. I tried the 13 inch C2D, 15 inch i5 2.53, 15 inch i7 2.66 as well as the 17 inch i7. So disappointing...
It definitely looks like I'm keeping my current MacBook Pro and Mac Pro.Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, Logic Studio, iPhone, Mac OS X (10.5.8)-
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Got to 8 tracks on my G5 2.1ghz with 4gig of ram
one day i'll get a faster mac.
i manage with this now haha.imac g5, 2.1ghz, 2.5gig ram, Mac OS X (10.4.9)-
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I get in the 50s on my 8 core mac pro. And that's only using about 400% of the available 1600% of this machine.
That sounds really low for an i7, I'll have to check mine again when I get home but I remember being pretty satisfied for a four core machine.Octo MP/12G ram and Mini duo 1.66, Mac OS X (10.6.2)-
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I got my MBP i7 (8GB, 7200RPM) today with Logic Pro
so I am kind a new to both of them. But when I clicked on your link I managed to get 84 tracks playing on my MBP. Is that good or bad news for you?
MonsMac Book Pro i7 (8GB, 7200 RPM), Mac OS X (10.6.3)-
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Hi Helander,
Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question but are you unmuting (press M on a selected channel)? That sounds very high! I'm looking to replace a 3 yr old MBP 2.4 core 2 duo and can 14 tracks.
PS. did you get a 15 or 17? Matt or gloss screen?G5 1.8DP + Macbook Pro-
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Yeah, that doesn't sound right, even with hyperthreading it's not likely a dual core laptop would be able to beat 8 core machines.Octo MP/12G ram and Mini duo 1.66, Mac OS X (10.6.2)
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I got the 15.4" anti-glare. (but I wish I could get it as 13")
The glossy one ***** if you wanna know my opinion.
Too many reflections if you work with images or pictures.
And you can't calibrate it with a color meter.
OK try to do your benchmark test again...Mac Book Pro i7 (8GB, 7200 RPM), Mac OS X (10.6.3)-
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Sorry for not understanding what to do the first time.
But now I have an result and it is:
21 track!
It overloads att 22 tracks.Mac Book Pro i7 (8GB, 7200 RPM), Mac OS X (10.6.3)-
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It's our understanding the Phillies won on Saturday night. We looked in the paper, it definitely happened. Now they are in position to salvage a series win against an inferior opponent, but it turns out the Rockies may have a secret weapon: 23-year-old Drew Pomeranz.
The fifth overall selection in the 2010 draft, Pomeranz is a 6'5″ lefty who has been bouncing between the big club and the minors since late last season. The Ole Miss product has corrected some mechanical issues though, and is now poised to turn around the sorry state of Colorado's staff.
Of course, the man on the hill for the Phillies today isn't too shabby either. Cole Hamels is going for his 11th win of the season.
Cole's (10-4, 3.20) last win actually game against the Rocks back on June 19, a two-run, eight-inning effort that guided the Phils to a 7-2 victory. He's been solid as usual in three starts since, posting a 3.00 ERA, but an 0-1 record to along with that figure unfortunately.
Hey may need to be even better today if the Phils' lineup can't solve Pomeranz (1-3, 3.06). In his two outings since his latest call-up, Pomeranz has yet to surrender an earned run through 12.1 frames, and has only allowed three hits for that matter. Right before the break, he even out-dueled Washington's vaunted Stephen Strasburg, taking a no-no into the sixth.
Over his brief career, Pomeranz is 3-4 with a 3.86 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 11 appearances, and it sure sounds like he has the potential to be great. We'll see if the Phillies' bats have an answer, but the best news might be the Rockies will almost certainly pull him around the 75-pitch mark.
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Please help me! My husband and I recently moved into a (new to us) home. The lawn is terrible. It is covered in thistle, clover and various other assorted weeds. I'm not even sure where to start !!! It's not a huge yard, but the backyard is in close proximity to our pool, so I want to make sure that any chemicals I use won't somehow make it into the pool water. I really don't want to hire a lawn care service, and I'm not sure whether or not I should wait until next spring or start tackling the problem now. Any advice?
yep thats me...but often more WAR than PEACE...especially when something messes with my garden :(
I had to reply to this thread. What do you mean - "short story"? I'm sorry but I have a feeling you're more of a "War and Peace" or one of those bodice-ripping romance novels. :-]
you must have been reading my mind (just a shortstory) cause we are hoping to get a rental roller this weekend as long as the rain stops...its pouring as I type...and after will top dress and reseed where necessary...ya know the irony of these moles? After researching them on line...we find they prefer well kept lawns with lots of earthworms cause thats what they eat...they dont hibernate and have their young in these darn trenches they dig...just my luck that they prefer golf courses and well tended lawns...we had the lawn like green velvet last year and this is the reward for our hard work...well tended means easy to burrow as opposed to the neglected unwatered ones of our neighbours...WOE is me....there aint no justice :(
To give your lawn an overall boost I would suggest a light topdressing. Mix well-rotted and sifted compost [or use the bagged stuff] with some sharp, builder's sand - not the soft golf course and playground sand. Using an aerator [rental places] or pointy cleats or golf shoes, go over your entire lawn and poke little holes everywhere. With a healthy, happy lawn, the birds would do the work for you as they poke their beaks into the soil on the lookout for worms.
Broadcast your ammendment mixture lightly over your entire lawn, depositing more where the ruts and hollows are. If re-seeding, broadcast seed now as well.
Next - use one of those lawn-rollers [rental place - you fill with water for the desired weight]. Roll one direction, then cross-wise for even smoothing action.
If you do all this and roll while the lawn is still wet from the winter, the smoothing-out process is much easier. If you wait too long the ground will drain and harden and be more difficult to work with.
Speaking of snow.... at least it affords you some extra spring prep time. Did I mention that it got to 26 Celsius in our region yesterday? Tons of people were wearing shorts and cutting the grass. I know life out here can be tough, but we're managing somehow. Keep thinking "spring's coming - it won't be long now" Before we all realize it, it'll be summer when we can relax and enjoy the fruits of our labors. Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!
LOL...well lets say that I have at least enough for a hat :(...they seem to have disappeared for now and my neighbour found 3 dead babies on his lawn...so who knows? We raked and got the dead grass removed and can see some new growth so....i hope top dressing wont be necessary...there are some spots that are REALLY trenches but not as bad as it first looked...hard to tell for sure yet as we just got rid of the snow last weekend...
Good luck with the mole hunt and keep up the good fight. I'll keep my eyes and ears open for more suggestions. Mole season is just around the corner. How many do you think you'd need to make a nice coat?
thanks for the input Re: moles...seems so far they have disappeared (for now) but their damage remains...my fear is that after we reseed and get the lawn looking decent again...they will return...will try those sunflower windmill things and am going to try lacing the lawn with castor oil and pine sol...ANYTHING we will try!!!
In the farm-filled Fraser Valley, our mole hills look like some people's ski hills. I've seen lawns with innumerable piles of dirt everywhere. There is even a gentleman here who makes his living as the "Mole Man", where he conducts seminars on how to rid yourself of the rodents.
He has developed a trap that has had great success. Your better Garden Centers should have it or find them through Brian Minter.org
Other techniques to try: Water - stick the hose down the hole and let run for as many hours as possible. This will need repeating until they get the message.
Those spinny sunflowers on the metal rods stuck in the ground are mole repellents. The vibration of the spinning flower transmits itself through the earth, causing mole discomfort. Takes ALOT of spinning to be very effective.
There are electronic sonic devices that have settings for moles and mice. You can't hear the high-pitched sound but the critters sure don't want to. I can confirm this product works [My Mom HAD mice] I've heard that you should vary the pitch slightly every once in a while so they don't get accustomed to it.
has anyone had any success ridding the lawn of those cursed MOLES???
Have had lots of advice on what to do but not by anyone that has had the problem
The best time to start a lawn is early fall. Seed germinates better when it's cooler and it's easier to keep moist.
Spring is OK too. Don't wait too long though, summer is dormant time. Use a specialized herbicide [carefully] to get rid of those large-leaved weeds. You could also dig them up manually.
Topdress with screened compost [or composted manure - never fresh]and rake smooth. Spread sand too if you have drainage problems. Broadcast seed with a spreader [it's uneven by hand]. Check with a quality garden center to find out what seed works best for your area. Many make up their own custom blends.
I like to spray with a fine mist of water and then roll with one of those lawn-roller thingys [how's that for a technical term?]. This ensures the seed makes good contact with the soil. Some people like to spread another thin layer of compost to cover the seed.
Keep the area moist at all times. Germination should occur within a couple weeks. Broadcast more if you have bare patches. When about 2 inches high give it its first cut - again carefully.
Use of chemical fertilizers will prevent your lawn from ever being happy naturally. Each spring, de-thatch [if you have a problem] and aerate. You can rent specialized tools - golf shoes also work well. Spread more screened compost/sand. Re-seed any thinning spots [re-seeding can also be done in fall after the summer's damage]
Try to stay away from the gardening chemicals - the pool additives are dangerous to the lawn too. Best of luck from another 3 boy household.
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First to ReviewMar 09, 2013Whiskey Soda Lounge is a great place to wait for your table at Pok Pok, as they are closely related and even have a host with RF headgear over here to know when your table is ready. It is right across the street from Pok Pok.
But the place is popular on its own. They have a fun drink menu as well as all your usual favorites. And, you can sample some of the appetizers here from Pok Pok, like their signature sweet and spicy wings!
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I have pondered for some time whether or not to voice my opinion on the excessive "overpaying for services" that takes place in the government market, after all…I am a government contractor. While I want my bottom line to look the best it possibly can, I do believe in moderation. I cannot understand a system that is so flawed to the degree that it cannot seem to get out of it's own way!
Spend it or we will lose it, how about spend what we need and then request more based on future needs! This is ridiculous.
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Here is the top 10 list culled from billionaires:
1. Figure out what you're so passionate about that you'd be happy doing it for 10 years, even if you never made any money from it. That's what you should be doing.2. Always be true to yourself.3. Figure out what your values are and live by them, in business and in life.4. Rather than focus on work-life separation, focus on work-life integration.5. Don't network. Focus on building real relationships and friendships where the relationship itself is its own reward, instead of trying to get something out of the relationship to benefit your business or yourself.6. Remember to maximize for happiness, not money or status.7. Get ready for rejection.8. Success unshared is failure. Give back — share your wealth.9. (A secret so powerful, we simply cannot tell you)10. Successful people do all the things unsuccessful people don't want to do.
Not a bad list …
Source:Billionaires Share Their Secrets to Success
(Source: blog.makeastartup.com)
Theft??? Never could get my head around that. What would possess someone to take what was never earned, given or sold to them. And what about honesty, is honesty dead, loyalty? Maybe.
Today I learned that given the chance and opportunity, even the best may fold under the pressure.
At least we are consistent…
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Executive Director Jane Friedberg grew up in post-World War II Long Island. In 1963, Jane graduated from New York University with a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education. She taught in the New York City Public Schools until her first child was born in 1966. When Jane's family moved to White Plains in 1967, she became active in her community and synagogue, serving on her temple's Board of Trustees and Executive Committee in various capacities. Jane's interest in education led her back to her local schools where she served as PTA President at both the Highview and the Richard J. Bailey Schools. She also conceived, developed and implemented the first Greenburgh Central 7 Annual Calendar, and coordinated a huge Talent Showcase for all schools in Westchester and Rockland County. When her youngest child reached 6th grade, Jane re-entered the work force, first at New York Medical College, and then as the Director of The Sylvan Learning Center in White Plains. In 1993, she became the Executive Director of Congregation Kol Ami. Jane is a Senior member of the National Association of Temple Administrators and was elected as President for the Metro Chapter serving for two years from 1998 - 2000. Jane has three children and five grandchildren. When she is not at Kol Ami, Jane enjoys reading, baking and spending time with her family. |
Janet Hershey Janet Hershey has many years of experience working at Kol Ami. Prior to becoming Director of Membership and Development she was the Program Director of the temple. In this position she was responsible for a multitude of programs, including holiday celebrations, adult learning opportunities, the Annual Memorial Day Retreat and Synaplex (which she created along with Rabbi Milgrom). Her programming vision has contributed to making Kol Ami the vital and active synagogue community that it is today. As Membership Director, Janet focuses on nurturing and integrating all new members into Kol Ami, and in her development role she is tasked with organizing and implementing the temples fund raising programs. Janet and her husband Mark live in Scarsdale and are the parents of four sons and a daughter-in-law. |
Felice Miller Baritz Felice Miller Baritz has been the principal of the Kol Ami Religious School since 2004. She had also worked as a head teacher in the Kol Ami early childhood program. As an active volunteer at Kol Ami, Felice has been involved in running various events and working on many committees. Felice brings 20 years of creative energy and experience from the business world working as director of product development for licensing at Elle Magazine and as a marketing consultant. Felice was the founder and president of The Studio Group, Inc. Felice holds a B.S. degree in special and elementary education from Boston University and has done work in early childhood education and intervention. She is a certified North Star life coach. A committed community volunteer, she has served as PTA president and is active in the White Plains school district. She lives in White Plains with her husband Marc and sons Jake and Andrew. |
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Nan Blank Nan Blank has been an Early Childhood Educator for over 30 years. Joining Kol Ami's senior staff ten years ago she brings with her a wealth of experience in early childhood and family education. Nan teaches our First Friends class for families with young children. Nan comes from a Reform Jewish background, growing up in Temple Beth-El of Great Neck, New York. She has served in a number of lay leadership positions. Before moving to Rye Brook with her husband and children over 19 years ago, Nan developed holiday programs for families of young children at Temple Emanuel of Andover Massachusetts where she also served as both Sisterhood President and Vice President of the Temple. A former member of Larchmont Temple, she served as WRJ President and was responsible for developing the Cradle Roll Holiday Programs at the Temple. Nan is a former member of the Camp Commission for URJ's Eisner and Crane Lake camps for 12 years and has taught parenting classes for Parenting Horizons in New York City. Nan holds a BS in Psychology and Special Education from Russell Sage College and an MS in Special Education and Early Childhood Education from the Bank Street College. Nan and her husband Wesley, an Obstetrician/Gynecologist in NYC and a practicing Mohel, live in Westchester and have three wonderful daughters and two adorable son-in-laws and a precious granddaughter! |
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Definition of carpet beetle in English:
carpet beetle
Syllabification: car·pet bee·tlenoun
- A small beetle whose larva (a woolly bear) is destructive to carpets, fabrics, and other materials.
- Genus Anthrenus, family Dermestidae
More example sentences- Several types of beetles (cigarette beetles and carpet beetles and relatives) also will feed on spices.
- The carpet beetles, the feathered beetles, things even strangely called cigarette beetles, I guess they must have gobbled up people's cigarettes while they were sitting in their pocket.
- A number of insects that live within birds' nests can find their way indoors - such as carpet beetles, house moths, spider beetles and the martin bug.
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- I come without five lire. I want to leave without five lire.
- On being appointed as Bishop of Vittorio Veneto (December 1958), Luciani declined gifts offered to him by the priests of the diocese; as quoted in In God's Name (1987) by David Yallop, p. 44
- In 1815, the official French newspaper Le Moniteur, showed its readers how to follow Napoleon's progress: 'The brigand flees from the island of Elba'; 'The usurper arrives at Grenoble'; ' Napoleon enters Lyons'; 'The Emperor reaches Paris this evening'.
- "Letter to St Bernard" in "Illustrissimi" (1976)
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- Address to the crowd in St Peter's Square (27 August 1978), as quoted in "Pope John Paul will continue policy of reform" by Peter Nichols, in The Times (28 August 1978), p. 1
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- Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster. Quoted in Peter Nichols, "Pope John Paul will continue policy of reform", The Times, August 28, 1978, p. 1.


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If you're considering leasing one of their commercial properties, save yourself the headache now and run as fast as you can from the deal because it probably sounds too good to be true because it is. They are the worst company i have ever dealt with in my 32 years of leasing.
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