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1 Pont Valentré bridge
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Pt Valentré F - 46000 Cahors
Its three machicolated towers, its crenellated parapets, its pointed cut-waters breaking up the succession of ogival arches endow this magnificent bridge, a masterpiece of medieval military architecture, with an elegant boldness. Its high silhouette ..
2 St Gausbert Chapel
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F - 46000 Cahors
Decorated with mural paintings of the 15 and 16 C, this chapel today houses the cathedral treasure separated from it by the cloister.
3 St-Etienne's Cathedral
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pl. Chapou F - 46000 Cahors
In this region which has been long disrupted by war, it is not surprising that many have dreamed of fortifying the cathedral. But it is above all one of the premier domed churches in Aquitaine - well worth seeing (two domes, 18 and 32 metres in heigh..
4 Mt St-Cyr viewpoint
Nature and gardens
D6 F - 46000 Cahors
Here from the orientation table, you will discover an attractive view over Cahors with the green artery of the Boulevard Gambetta, which cleanly separates the new and the old quarters; in the background is the silhouette of the Valentre Bridge.
5 St John's Barbican and tower
Architecture, castles and historic districts
r. de la Barre F - 46000 Cahors
An elegant guard house which used to protect the Barre gate, the Barbican with St John's Tower, built on a rock looking over the river and today called the « Hanging tower» is one of the last remnants of the Ramparts which used to close off the Lot i..
6 Viewpoint from the Cross of Magne
Nature and gardens
D27 F - 46000 Cahors
You will find an agreeable view over the Causse, the deep valley of the Lot River, the town of Cahors and the Valentré Bridge.
7 Viewpoint north of the city
Nature and gardens
N20 F - 46000 Cahors
This is a road that reveals attractive views over the town; the old part appears arranged like an amphitheatre with its bell towers, its crenellated towers and of course the Valentré Bridge.
8 Rue Dr-Bergounioux
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F - 46000 Cahors
At no. 40, a 16 C dwelling, there is an attractive Renaissance facade inset with sculpted casement windows, inspired by the Italian style.
9 Rue St-Priest
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue St-Priest F - 46000 Cahors
This narrow street, flanked by brick, half-timbered and corbelled houses, has preserved the impression of a medieval alley. It opens out on to the St Priest Square where you will note at no. 18 an attractive external wooden Louis XIII staircase.
10 Rue Nationale
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Nationale F - 46000 Cahors
The Badernes quarter is the business area of Cahors. In this street, the main thoroughfare, you'll see at no. 116 an attractive 17 C door with its panels decorated with fruit and vegetables.
11 Rue Lastié
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue Lastié F - 46000 Cahors
At no. 35, you will see radiant style windows. At no.117, a 14 and 16 C house has preserved its small workshop; over it on the first floor there are elegant twin Gothic-style windows. At the end of the street there are attractive brick and half-timbe..
12 Rue St-Urcisse
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue St-Urcisse F - 46000 Cahors
A little beyond the Church of St Urcisse (end of the 12 C), the house at no. 68 which dates from the first half of the 13 C has under its roof an open gallery which served as a clothes drying area; it's known as the soleilho.
13 St-Urcisse church
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r. St-Urcisse F - 46000 Cahors
A 14 C doorway gives access to this Church from the end of the 12 C; its two choir stall pillars are decorated with historiated capitals.
14 La Daurade
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Sq. Olivier-de-Magny F - 46000 Cahors
You'll see here a number of old dwellings, forming an attractive group : the Dolive house (12 C) the Heretié house (14 and 16 C) and the house called the Bourreau, recognisable by its columned windows (13 C).
15 Maison de Roaldes
Architecture, castles and historic districts
quai Champollion F - 46000 Cahors
This is called the House of Henry IV because the King of Navarre stayed there during the siege of 1580. Built at the end of the 15 C and restored in 1912, it bears the name of a family of nobles from Quercy. The rooms served by a spiral staircase hav..
16 Pont Cabessut bridge
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Pt Cabessut F - 46000 Cahors
From this bridge, also known as Pont-Neuf, you will find an attractive view over the Soubirous quarter, the upper class quarter of Cahors; the Pendus Tower; the clock tower of St Barthelemy's Church; the Jean XXII Tower; the Tower of the King's Chate..
17 Musée Henri-Martin
Museums and art
792 r. Emile-Zola F - 46000 Cahors
Located in the former bishop's palace, the museum displays 17 works by the pointillist Henri Martin (1860-1943). Another donation relates the public life and works of one of the fathers of the French republic, Gambetta. Good temporary exhibitions of ..
18 Collège Pélegry tower
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue du Château-du-Roi F - 46000 Cahors
This college welcomed from its first « beginning of term » in 1368, 13 poor students attending the University. Up until the 18 C it was one of the most important establishments in Cahors. It is topped by an attractive hexagonal tower from the 15 C.
19 Ilot Fouillac square
Architecture, castles and historic districts
bd Gambetta F - 46000 Cahors
This square, decorated withmural paintings and enlivened by a musical fountain has been installed here on the site of some buildings destroyed during the rehabilitation of this quarter which was previously somewhat seedy.
20 Château du Roi tower
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Rue du Château-du-Roi F - 46000 Cahors
The King's Chateau built in the 14 C had two towers and two wings. The only remains is a powerful tower called the «King's Chateau». As for the governors, they had given up their place to the delinquents and their lodgings have become Cahors' prison.


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3/4 cup water
3/4 cup white sugar
1/4 cup orange juice
1 1/2 cups honey
1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 cups ground walnuts
1 (16 ounce) package phyllo dough
1 1/2 cups melted butter
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posted a message on You might nr right there. What should I aim for in all res, HP and armor?Posted in: Demon Hunter: The Dreadlands
posted a message on http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/profile/Leafblower-2930/hero/38938Posted in: Demon Hunter: The Dreadlands
Im trying to reach the 200k deeps barrier without Sharpshooter ofc, but I not sure which items would be best to upgrade.
Not sure which items are best cost/benefit vice. I simply dont know enough about the game, and AH.
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posted a message on I think this will be my lvling build for my ww barb.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
Its based on having as much fury as I think i'll need, and the ability to escape with stun and slow when it gets difficult.
I've taken some "stay alive longer" skills that I think will help me once I reach nightmare -
posted a message on Never give up, Never surrenderPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion
You might get lucky, there's a lot of people hoping, and about 99.8% won't get a key
But u gotta admit, trying is exciting, but that F5 key is getting pretty trashed :P -
posted a message on Posted in: Diablo III General DiscussionQuote from IgnatiusReilly
Quote from CorruptDevil
All that old stuff has been ripped out theres nothing left. The cauldron the stone the cube. The companion scrolls. The runes. Its all gone or changed in a bad way.
It's hard for me to believe that those elements are central to Diablo 3's success. The game is more than just a few neat features after all.
Runes are still there working fundamentally the same way, but with a different means to acquire them. Companion Scrolls...ehhhh, hard to see how that was a game defining feature. Cube and Cauldron were at best elements that affected game pacing, hardly core systems you could base your overall enjoyment on.
To say there's nothing left is a bit on the extreme side of things.
All of those things were added because Blizzard thought it would be cool to have them, and I thought so aswell. Now their removed (I think its because it was easyer this way) and thats kind of sad. Blizzard North didnt remove stuff if they wanted it. They made it fit the game.
And u cant really say that going from having to farm runes to get better effects from your skill, to getting them added as u lvl isnt a huge removal. Runes are now an extra passive skill. (Bad Blizzard..... BAD!)
But who am I to raise the blizzard workers. They've made great games before, and Im sure D3 will be great aswell. However it prolly wont be what I was hoping, and I will most likely spend al ot less time on it then I thought 1 year ago.
From where I stand, the game is being made more and more "first time gamer friendly", which propperly fits well in every good buisness model. But I was so hoping Blizzard didnt make the same mistakes I think they made it WoW. Making it less and less appealing to the hardcore fans, in hopes of pulling in new players.
When Blizzard says: We didnt think the "feature" added anything to the game or It didnt work as intended. I can only translate it into: We're nurfing the game, so everyone can do everything without getting fustrated.
Sadly I like getting fustrated over games, thats why I keep playing them, because I wanna beat that damn boss, or get the freaking item.
Whats next? Removing 6 tiers of gems, so u can get the best gems, playing on nightmare, and boosting the droprate of epic items so u get atleast 5 pr act u play through?
Blizzard plz remember why people keep playing D2. Its sure as hell not to see new content, go back to caring about the replay value.
I might be the only one seeing the problems with the changes, in that case im happy for all of the rest of you.
A final sidenote: Blizzard made it so you could get D3 for free if u tired yourself to 1 year of WoW. (Which I did) and then changed the game A LOT. Dont really think that is fair to the people who "preordered" based on the game as it was at that time.
Yes u can say its not their problem, and they can change what they want it isnt released, and they didnt promise that the features would make it into the final game. But why did they think people said yes to this offer? Maybe because they thought the info avaliable spelled promise of a great game, that reminded them of D2 ( It did for me anyways)
Still a sad Panda :/ -
posted a message on Posted in: Diablo III General DiscussionQuote from hash0ne
Yes I do hope endgame will keep me playing for a very long time. But with that being said, you've just been too hyped for too long. Just put it off your mind until the actual game comes out, your just ruining it for yourself with all these assumptions cause the game isn't going to be good for you with all these thoughts in your head.
Once the game is released, its pretty much impossiable to impact the features it contains. They can patch stuff in ofc, but the most likely wont change too much.
So speaking your opinion now, when the game is not yet released, is sort of your only chance of impacting the outcome, in a direction you like. And I (as already postet) prefer the farming aspect of the game. And think the game has gone from VERY INTERESTING, to "something I hope I'm currently wrong about".
WoW started out being difficult and ended up being easy.
D3 seems to be starting of waaay to easy (Yes I do know Inferno will be hard) But I mean gear/skills and rune wise. I sadly belive I way to fast will have great gear on all my chars, making it fairly pointless to continue farming -
posted a message on We were all excited when all the new stuff , it was brand new. but now most of it is old and we are getting bored. Sadly...Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
I have to say I too don't like the new changes to the runes.
Blizzard keeps removing the need to farm, which was what I liked about D2. Now I can go to work for 2 hrs, and buy the item I hard to farm for in D2. AH is great, RMAH not so great.
I also fell the game it being made for little kids, which again is sad, cus most little kids play new games every 2nd day (my experience) and right now the game it getting ruined for us "old" ppl, who liked D2 for what it was.
Ofc we need new stuff, I don't want a new D2 with better gfx. But the core of D2. Perfecting your build, and farming items is pretty much ruined for me.
someone wrote inferno will be hard as hell, and kick our butts.
Indeed it will, but once complete u don't need to do it again. I can get the best items without having anything to trade with. There by losing the interesting part of farming for better stuff.
They also said it was possible to solo inferno at some point... gonna leave that there.
I've played WoW from day 1, and seen it go from at very difficult game where 40 had to be hardcore to get Ragnaros and spend hrs farming potions. To a game where 20 random people can clear all raid content without bringing their brains.
I don't want that for D3, but atm. I believe that's where we are going.
Inferno will be nurfed as soon as people start whining. Blizzard did it in WoW, D3 won't be any different on that account :(
I too am very sad about all the changes! -
posted a message on Sort of agree, like the old system better though.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
posted a message on If u to go Canirunit.com or http://www.systemreq...cyri/intro.aspx (same site)Posted in: Technical Support
U can select Diablo 3 and test if u can run it according to the current requirements from the beta.
Most people should have no problem. The requirements are fairly low -
posted a message on Its hard to comment without having actually tryed the game, but from the streams I've seen he seems a bit to powerful, though im pretty sure it will even out once you reach nightmare. Kind a like the Necro, where u had a hard time getting those first skills to get your skellie/summoning up ^^Posted in: Witch Doctor: The Mbwiru Eikura
But they had to do something, after the Laoric video, just like the thorns video.
Glad to see their buffing DH a bit. She still seems to be the least powerful class. - To post a comment, please login or register a new account.


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Structural Dynamics of Light-Driven Proton Pumps Structure, Volume 17, Issue 9, 9 September 2009, Pages 1265-1275 Magnus Andersson, Erik Malmerberg, Sebastian Westenhoff, Gergely Katona, Marco Cammarata, Annemarie B. Wöhri, Linda C. Johansson, Friederike Ewald, Mattias Eklund, Michael Wulff, Jan Davidsson and Richard Neutze Summary Bacteriorhodopsin and proteorhodopsin are simple heptahelical proton pumps containing a retinal chromophore covalently bound to helix G via a protonated Schiff base. Following the absorption of a photon, all-trans retinal is isomerized to a 13-cis conformation, initiating a sequence of conformational changes driving vectorial proton transport. In this study we apply time-resolved wide-angle X-ray scattering to visualize in real time the helical motions associated with proton pumping by bacteriorhodopsin and proteorhodopsin. Our results establish that three conformational states are required to describe their photocycles. Significant motions of the cytoplasmic half of helix F and the extracellular half of helix C are observed prior to the primary proton transfer event, which increase in amplitude following proton transfer. These results both simplify the structural description to emerge from intermediate trapping studies of bacteriorhodopsin and reveal shared dynamical principles for proton pumping. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1725 kb) |
Time-Resolved Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy of the Polarizable Proton Continua and the Proton Pump Mechanism of Bacteriorhodopsin Biophysical Journal, Volume 80, Issue 2, 1 February 2001, Pages 961-971 Jianping Wang and Mostafa A. El-Sayed Abstract Nanosecond-to-microsecond time-resolved Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy in the 3000–1000-cm−1 region has been used to examine the polarizable proton continua observed in bacteriorhodopsin (bR) during its photocycle. The difference in the transient FTIR spectra in the time domain between 20ns and 1ms shows a broad absorption continuum band in the 2100–1800-cm−1 region, a bleach continuum band in the 2500–2150-cm−1 region, and a bleach continuum band above 2700cm−1. According to Zundel (G. Zundel, 1994, J. Mol. Struct. 322:33–42), these continua appear in systems capable of forming polarizable hydrogen bonds. The formation of a bleach continuum suggests the presence of a polarizable proton in the ground state that changes during the photocycle. The appearance of a transient absorption continuum suggests a change in the polarizable proton or the appearance of new ones. It is found that each continuum has a rise time of less than 80ns and a decay time component of ∼300μs. In addition, it is found that the absorption continuum in the 2100–1800-cm−1 region has a slow rise component of 190ns and a fast decay component of ∼60μs. Using these results and those of the recent x-ray structural studies of bR570 and M412 (H. Luecke, B. Schobert, H.T. Richter, J.-P. Cartailler, and J. K. Lanyi, 1999, Science 286:255–260), together with the already known spectroscopic properties of the different intermediates in the photocycle, the possible origins of the polarizable protons giving rise to these continua during the bR photocycle are proposed. Models of the proton pump are discussed in terms of the changes in these polarizable protons and the hydrogen-bonded chains and in terms of previously known results such as the simultaneous deprotonation of the protonated Schiff base (PSB) and Tyr185 and the disappearance of water molecules in the proton release channel during the proton pump process. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (231 kb) |
Nature of the Chromophore Binding Site of Bacteriorhodopsin: The Potential Role of Arg as a Principal Counterion Biophysical Journal, Volume 76, Issue 5, 1 May 1999, Pages 2370-2389 Anakarin Kusnetzow, Deepak L. Singh, Charles H. Martin, Igor J. Barani and Robert R. Birge Abstract The nature of the chromophore binding site of light-adapted bacteriorhodopsin is analyzed by using modified neglect of differential overlap with partial single and double configuration interaction (MNDO-PSDCI) molecular orbital theory to interpret previously reported linear and nonlinear optical spectroscopic measurements. We conclude that in the absence of divalent metal cations in close interaction with Asp85 and Asp212, a positively charged amino acid must be present in the same vicinity. We find that models in which Arg82 is pointed upward into the chromophore binding site and directly stabilizes Asp85 and Asp212 are successful in rationalizing the observed one-photon and two-photon properties. We conclude further that a water molecule is strongly hydrogen bonded to the chromophore imine proton. The chromophore "1Bu*+" and "1Ag*−" states, despite extensive mixing, exhibit significantly different configurational character. The lowest-lying "1Bu*+" state is dominated by single excitations, whereas the second-excited "1Ag*−" state is dominated by double excitations. We can rule out the possibility of a negatively charged binding site, because such a site would produce a lowest-lying "1Ag*−" state, which is contrary to experimental observation. The possibility that Arg82 migrates toward the extracellular surface during the photocycle is examined. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1742 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 63, Issue 5, 1240-1243, 1 November 1992
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K.L. Schey, D.I. Papac, D.R. Knapp and R.K. Crouch
Department of Pharmacology, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston 29425.
Matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization (MALDI) mass spectrometry has been used to obtain accurate molecular weight information for the integral membrane proteins bacteriorhodopsin and bovine rhodopsin desorbed from solubilized membrane preparations. Mass differences in the molecular weights measured for bleached and unbleached bacteriorhodopsin and rhodopsin indicate the removal of the retinal chromophores upon bleaching. The MALDI technique was also successful for determination of the major cleavage products obtained upon treatment of membrane bound rhodopsin with endoproteinase Asp-N and thermolysin. Our results indicate that the MALDI method is a useful means of obtaining accurate molecular weight information on hydrophobic proteins isolated in their native membranes.


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» Colored Sponge Has Appetite For South Bay Bacteria ; Researchers Claim i An orange- colored sponge that lives in the Great South Ray has been found to have a large appetite for bacteria, and scientists at FairchildHiller's Republic Aviation Division Life Sciences Department feel they have found one easy method of removing some of the water's pollutants. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ***- -• UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 22 OF THE TOWNS OF OYSTER BAY, NASSAU COUNTY, AND BABYLON, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW YORK NOTICE OF SPECIAL DISTRICT MEETING JUNE 10, 1967 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to resolution of the Board of Education adopted May 8, 1967, a Special District Meeting ofthequalified voters of Union Free School District No. 22 of the Towns of Oyster Bay, Nassau County, and Babylon, Suffolk County, New York, will be held in the gymnasium of the Weldon E. Howitt Junior High School, Van Cott and Grant Avenues, Farmingdale, New York, in said School district, on JUNE 10, 1967, at 9: 45 o'clock A. M. ( D. S. T. ) for the purpose of voting upon the Propositions stated below. The voting will be by ballot as provided by the Education Law and the polls will remain open from 10: 00 o'clock A. M. ( D. S, T. ) until 10: 00 o'clock P. M. ( D. S. T. ) and as much longer as may be necessary to enable the voters then present to cast their ballots: PROPOSITION NO. 1 RESOLVED: That the School Budget for the fiscal year 1967/ 68, as submitted, is hereby approved. PROPOSITION NO. 2 RESOLVED: That the appropriation for the public library for the fiscal year 1967/ 68, as submitted, is hereby approved. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NO- . TiGE4bMJhe_ J5oard of Registration of this School District shall meei. on Saturday, June 3rd, 1967 from 10.- 00o, clockA. M.( D. S. T.) until 10* 0 o'clock P. M. ( D. S. T.) in the gymnasium of the Weldon E. Howitt Junior High School, Van Cott and Grant Avenues, Farmingdale, New York, in said School District, for the purpose of preparing a Register of the qualified voters of this School District for said Special District Meeting, at which time, any person shall be entitled to have his/ her name placed upon such Register provided that at such meeting of the Board of Regis-tration, he/ she is known or proven to the satisfaction of such Board of Registration to be then or thereafter entitled to vote at the Special District Meeting for which such Register is prepared. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that pursuant to Section 2014 of the P'ducation Law, personal registration is necessary. No persons shall be entitled to vote unless said person voted at the District Meeting held on May 4, 1966, November 19, 1966 or May 3, 1967, or who registered on May 2, 1967 or May 3, 1967. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Register shall be filed in the office of the District Clerk, 521 Conkl in Street, Farmingdale, New York, in said School District, where it shall be open for inspection by any qualified voter of the District between the hours of 9: 00 o'clock A. M. ( D. S. T.) and 4: 00 o'clock P. M. ( D. S. T.) on each day thereafter ( except Sundays up to and including the day set for the Special District Meeting. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a copy of the proposed budget for the ensuing fiscal year 1967/ 68 may be obtained by any taxpayer at the office of the District Clerk, 521 Conklin Street, Farmingdale, New York, and the offices of the principals of Farmingdale Senior High School, Weldon E. Howitt Junior High School, Mill Lane Junior High School, Main Street School, Woodward Parkway School, East Farming-dale Memorial School, Albany Avenue School, Parkway Oaks School and Northside School, at any time during the period of seven ( 7) days immediately preceding the Special District Meeting, between the hours of 9: 00 o'clock A. M. ( D. S. T.) and 4: 00 o'clock P. M. ( D. S. T.), Monday through Friday, inclusive. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DATED: MAY 8, 1967 VERONICA HANSEN, DISTRICT CLERK # 152 4 T Observer May 11, 18, 25, June 1, 1967 Broodlown Manor Hursing Home Hospital Affiliated We Invite Your Inspection At Any ftme 400 Broadway Tracy H. Logan AMityville 4- 0222 Business Manager Sid Siegal ^\ M 9 • member of the Professional Photograph's Society of New York o member of the Long Island section of the PPBT P H O T O G R A P H S BY Claire £ tu4foA After six months of experimentation , that began last December when two Republic scientists donned scuba pear to retrieve a number of redbeard sponges from the pilings of the Captree Bridge in Great South Bay, several of the findings have now been published in the Life Sciences journal. The results indicate that the sponges, which are found along the eastern seaboard from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, toCapeflatteras, North Carolina, and in the West Indies-, play an important role in abating bacterial pollution of coastal waters. Peter Madri, a Republic microbiologist who conducted, the study, said that he felt " we've stumbled onto somthing that could help Long Island." Madri said that the sponges, which are found in the Great South Bay, could be " planted near the shellfish beds where they would probably keep the water in and around the beds clean." Since the sponges are natural filtering animals that require no care, it may be possible to reduce bacterial pollutants by strategically placing them along the bay bottom in areas where pollutant organisms are in significant concentrations. The fact that the redbeard sponges, known technically as Microcionia prolifera . thrive on bacteria, was proven by Madri and his fellow scientists, Dr. George Claus, Steven Kunen and former employee Miss Elisabeth Moss. When Madri and Kunen retrieved the sponges from the bay they also collected sea water which was sterilized and placed into two 10- gallon tanks. The sponges were cleaned of visible contaminants and were placed in one of the tanks while the second was used as a control. Already knowing through previous studies thattheredbeard sponge contained more fecal organisms than was found in the surrounding waters, the point to be proved, Madri said, was " whether the Escherichia coli ( an organism used to measure the amount of fecal pollution) was making a home in the sponge or whether it was being ingested and digested." After an equal amount of concentrated Escherichia coli was placed in the tank containing the sponges and the control tank of sea water, sponge and water samples were regularly taken from each tank during a 12- day period to determine the number of bacterial pollutants present. Water tested during the sixth day indictaed that there were approximately 1,000,000 bacterial organism per cubic centimeter in the control tank while only 5,000 bacterial organisms per cubic centimeter remained in the other tank. A sample of the sponge, however, contained approximately 750,000 organ, isms compared to less than 100 when first placed in the tank. Although sea water itself has the ability to remove pollutants the experiment showed " that the capacity of the sponge to remove and eventually kill Escherichia coli is over 30 times greater than the value observed for the bactericidal activity ( killing ef- HUNGRY SPONGE: Microbiologist Peter Madri at Fairchild Hiller's Republic Aviation Division examines a redbeard sponge during the experiment with the orange- colored animals The research is being conducted by Republic's Life Sciences Department to establish rates of bacterial ingestion by the sponges. Gorton Issues Statement Carl E. Gorton, Farmingdale Public Library trustee - elect issued the following statements this week to The Observer " in view of all the statements and actions of the library board with reference to my action in removing " The Paris Review" from the open periodical shelves of the South Farmingdale Library." Gorton made the following points. " The Board members made public statements condemning my action before reviewing the subject magazine and without hearing my case. This automatically placed them in a prejudiced position. Since my campaign was entirely based on this issue, and 1,905 people supported my view, I would expect to have been treated with at least the courtesy due if I had lost the election." Gorton went on to say, " At the Board meeting Tuesday night, a motion to formally ' censure' me was placed before the board before I was permitted to present my case for consideration. When I was finally permitted to present the subject material to the board, they refused to examine it and offered me the choice of returning the book immediately or face ' censure'. The point was raised that the passage I objected to, copies of which I had given to each board member, could not be reviewed out of context. Although I believe that no text could possibly justify the objectionable passage, I considered the request to be feet) of the sea water alone." reasonable I therefore offered Madri said that the experiment to return the book to the Board has produced enough information " to begin field experimentation." He said that " if we could culture these sponges in great enough numbers, I feel if they would agree to retain it in their possession until their review was completed. This they refused to do", Gorton explained. " I was, therefore, left with that bacterial pollution in the Bay n o alternative but to retain pos-or any other polluted estuary session of the magazine and ac-would be significantly reduced." ce^ tne Board'c D'Auria Receives Citation Oyster Bay Town Republican Leader Michael D'Auria received the Nassau Heart Association's Distinguished Service Medallion at a dinner held recently at the Garden City Hotel. D'Auria currently is a member of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee and Fund Raising Advisory Committee of the Association. cept the Board's ' censure' Furthermore, the subject meeting was conducted under the most difficult of conditions with glaring lights, whirring and clicking cameras and recorders and a packed mob which gave to the occasion all the earmarks of a kangaroo court". The trustee- elect then went on to say, " The result was the same. The Board had obviously planned its action in advance and predetermined my ' guilt' by ' unanimous' decision. To quote, library trustee, Mrs. Myra Van Nostrand, who was not present " We stick together". Gorton also said, " It appeared that Library Director, Orrin B. Dow was conducting the meeting rather than Board Chairman, Mrs. Khan Musa. Inasmuch as Mr. Dow is supposed to be responsible to the board, this appeared somewhat unusuaL" Gorton made another point, " Although the Board ' censured' me of setting myself up as an ' arbiter of public tastes', such is not the case at alL I am interested in seeing that the libraries material reflects the public taste with the requirements of the law. I do not feel that obscene literature on the library's magazine shelves meets these criteria, unless I misjudge the character of the people of Farmingdale and I misunderstand the law. " Mr. Dow completely confirmed my statement concerning the disturbances at the South Farmingdale Branch. Yet, a library employee there, declared in a letter to The Observer, among other things, that no problem existed. In view of his deliberate mis- statement of fact, his veracity is certainly questionable on the ' other things'. Inasmuch as I believe the library board to have acted illadvisably under strenuous conditions, in ' censuring' me, I look forward to being able to discuss the issues with the board at the next meeting in a more ameable atmosphere." Seek Folk Musk Fans, Performers Folk music fans and performers will meet in the Community Room of Massapequa's Bar Harbour Library next Friday evening, May 19, to continue the third year of the successful series of country musicales. Anyone with a hankering to pick a banjo, pluck a guitar, or croon a country song, will find a place in the spotlight. Admission is free and curtain time is 8: 00 p. m. Page 10 Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, May 11, 1967 : I . - ^ 1 _ ^ _ _ _
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The South Boundary Trail–the Right Way
August 26, 2012 by Diane Berry · 4 Comments
Last Sunday morning, Terry and I were looking for a hike to do alone as we needed to get an early start. We had plans to attend a free outdoor concert in the afternoon at a ski resort in the area and did not want to miss it. Therefore, we would do this one Meghan-less. He suggested that we head back out to the South Boundary Trail we had checked out earlier in the summer and hike it in the right direction from the start to see what it was like further up. Our plan was to be out about 2 hours.
We hiked out briskly, though both of us (especially me) were feeling sluggish that morning. In about ten minutes time, we reached the fork and now knew to stay to the right and keep climbing. After about half hour, we reached the point where we had turned around on our previous attempt. We pressed on.
The climb continued; the trail remained the same, a bit rocky but well worn. This Sunday morning we did see evidence of bikers using the trail, though neither of us could understand how or why anyone would want to mountain bike this trail. The left side of the trail was a cliff that dropped off abruptly to the cliffs below.
We hiked on, passing a couple carrying large packs who were clearly planning to camp somewhere along the trail. After about 58 minutes, we reached the "top" in that we stopped climbing and began walking on a level trail. The views were spectacular, of the town, the surrounding peaks, the trail on the other side of the road. Walking on, we passed an area that would be a perfect remote campsite. It was level and had a sandy surface, free of trees and shrubs. Given the circle of rocks, others had had the same idea. And this was most likely the destination of our fellow hikers. Terry and I talked about coming back and camping there one night. As we were on a deadline, however, it was time for us to turn around as we had been out over an hour.
We made good time on the way down, passing the couple still on their way up. We also encountered four mountain bikers, who courteously stopped to let us pass. We stepped aside and motioned them to come forward. I said as they passed that as a mother, I was concerned about them getting past us without falling over the edge. They laughed and we all proceeded on safely. We reached the trailhead two hours and two minutes after we started, sweaty, but having had a great workout with plans for an overnight venture in the near future.
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A new indie film, "Sleepwalk With Me," takes a semi-autobiographical look at the life and numerous problems of a struggling stand-up comic. NY1's Neil Rosen filed the following review.
A new indie film, "Sleepwalk With Me," looks at, among other things, one man's struggle to make it in the world of stand-up comedy. Real life stand-up Mike Birbiglia is telling the tale of his salad days as a comic.
When we first see Mike, who's called Matt in the film, he's in a long-term relationship with Abby, played by Lauren Ambrose. But Matt's afraid to commit to marriage, which both his family and Abby are desperately pressuring him to do.
As he drives to small venues to perform his act, which at first is simply terrible, he hones his skills. Stale generic jokes are replaced by revealing stories about his fear of getting married and relationship woes. It's this intimate side of his life that connects with audiences and soon he's not only getting laughs, but he's being booked into clubs all over the place.
In addition to relationship difficulties, Matt has an another big problem, He sleepwalks, sometimes quite dangerously. As the stress of his career and the hounding by relatives to get married pile on, his sleepwalking worsens.
As a movie that examines what life is like as a comic who's trying to find his voice and a look at life on the road, the movie is very interesting and gets it right. Cameos by other real-life comics, like Marc Maron, who offers him stand-up advice, are quite good.
But where the movie fails to really connect is when it focuses on Matt's dealings with his dysfunctional family and his relationship with his girlfriend. Plus the sleepwalking segments are kind of jarring, creepy and out-of-sync with the rest of the film.
Birbiglia, at times, is an endearing sort of fellow. His stand-up act, or what's presented of it in the movie, is just okay. It's semi-autobiographical and before it was a film, he used the material in a one-man show off-Broadway.
For aficionados of stand-up comedy and a look at what it's like starting out, on the road, it's intriguing. Sadly, too often all the other stuff concerning his life off the road misses the mark.
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — President Enrique Pena Nieto is proposing sweeping reforms to a public education system widely seen as moribund, taking on an iron-fisted union leader who is considered the country's most powerful woman and the main obstacle to change.
Flanked by the leaders of Mexico's three major political parties, Pena Nieto said Monday that he would send the initiative to Congress within hours to create a professional system for hiring, evaluating and promoting teachers without the "discretionary criteria" currently used in a system where teaching positions are often bought or inherited.
The plan, with multi-party support, moves much of the control of the public education system to the federal government from the 1.5 million-member National Union of Education Workers, led for 23 years by union president Elba Esther Gordillo, who under current law hires and fires teachers and has been accused of using union funds as her personal pocket book.
The proposal requires constitutional reform, meaning it would have to be ratified by Congress and at least 16 of Mexico's 31 states.
"It's time to open the door for the great educators of our country," Pena Nieto said. "The reform would give constitutional status to the National Institute for the Evaluation of Education and give it autonomy."
It was Pena Nieto's first major proposal since taking office Dec. 1 and is considered a political blow to Gordillo, who has played the role of kingmaker with many Mexican politicians.
She was conspicuously absent from the public announcement and did not respond immediately to an Associated Press request for an interview.
If it passes, it would be "the most important institutional change in the education system since the union was formed in 1943," said Javier Romero, education expert and researcher at the Autonomous Metropolitan University. It would give teachers educational incentives to do their jobs rather than political ones, he said.
The proposal would also establish a federal census of education data. Because the union controls the education system, no one knows exactly how many schools, teachers or students exist. The payroll is believed to have thousands of phantom teachers and once included the leader of a major drug cartel in the western state of Michoacan, who had last been in the classroom a decade earlier. The state later canceled his teacher checks.
Pena Nieto and the three major parties signed a Pact for Mexico last week with other education goals, including raising the level of Mexican students who complete middle school to 80 percent and the number who complete high school to 40 percent. High school only recently became mandatory in the country.


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According to a Twitter updated from Zen Studios, Zen Pinball 2 – expected on the Wii U eShop in December – was delayed until January. No explanation for the delay was given. As previously reported, the core game will be free, with additional tables available as premium DLC. It also boasts off-screen Game Pad play […]
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Pinball FX 2 is getting a new table based on the 2006 Marvel Civil War comic book series. Players can choose sides: Iron Man or Captain America. Player choice will determine the board's elements such as cameo appearances from the likes of The Punisher or The Thunderbolts. Neutral heroes such as Spider-Man, will make an […]
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A Plants vs. Zombies Pinball table will release for Zen Pinball 2, Zen Studios and PopCap have announced. Players will use the pinball to collect sunlight as well as money in order to purchase plants. The pinball table will run you $2.99 on PSN which includes Vita and PS3 Cross-Buy features. Alternatively, it will run […]
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Admission'09: Merchant Navy, TS Chanakya & MERIINDIAN INSTITUTE OF MARITIME STUDIES MINISTRY OF SHIPPING & ROAD TRANSPORT & HIGHWAYS
Marine Engineering Degree at Marine Engineering S Research Institute (MERI), Kolkata and 3-year Polyvalent B.Sc. (Maritime Science Degree at Marine Engineering & Research Institute (MERI). Mumbai for the session commencing in August 2009 will be made through the Joint Entrance Examination 2009 to be conducted by IITs on 12.04.2009. There will be no separate Entrance Examination for the institutes mentioned above and candidates who have qualified in the IIT-JEE 2009 examination will be called for counseling in the month of July/August2009. All Indian Nationals seeking admission to the above mentioned institutes must fill up the application form for IIT-JEE and a Separate application form issued by Indian institute of Maritime Studies.
Seats: There are 156 seats available in T.S.Chanakya, Navi Mumbai, 208 in MERI. Kolkata and 39 in MERI, Mumbai. Out of these 10 seats are reserved for foreign nationals in T.S. Chanakya. MERI. Kolkata and MERI, Mumbai for which the details can be directly obtained from Indian Institute of Maritime Studies. Reservation of Seats: 15% are reserved for SC candidates, 7-1/2% for ST candidates & 18% are reserved for OBC candidates belonging to the non-creamy layer. Academic Qualification & AGE Limits: Candidates must have passed (10 + 2) examination with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English The candidates' mast have been born on or after 1.10.1984, for SC/ST candidates must have born on or after 1.10.1979. Application form along with information brochure giving the details of the Training programme at the above three Institutes, Medical standards, etc can be obtained from the following designated branches of Syndicatee Bank all over India by payment of Rs.300/ (General / OBC) and Rs.200/- (SC/ST) Syndicate Bank Branches: (a) West Zone: Ahrnedabad (Ashram Road Branch). Bhilai, Bhopal. Fort, Mumbai. Gwalior. Indore (Main Rajwada Chowk) Jaipur (M.I. Raod Branch) Nagpur (Gandhi Bagh Main Branch). Pune (Laxmi Road Branch),Thane (Naupada Branch), Udaipur (b) North Zone; Amritsar Allahabad (Cantonment), Bargilly (Civil Lines Branch). Chandigarh. Dehradun. Gurgaon (Csntonr Jammu. Kanpur. Lucknow Main (Ammabad). Meerut (Main).New Delhi (Nehru Place Branch). Patiala (Main). Varanasi (Main). (c) East Zone: Bokaro Steel City Bhubaneswar (Main).,Kolkata (N S Road). Dhanbad. Jamshedpur. Muzaffarpur. Port Blair. Patna. Ranchi. Rourkela. (d) South Zone: Anantapur, Bangalore (Gandhinagar). Chennai (Mount Road), Kochi (Kochi-Kotinukulam Road Main Branch). The application form along with information Brochure can also be obtained by post from the Indian Institute of Maritime Studies, TS Chanakya campus, karave, Navi Mumbai, 400706, by the due date 02.04.2009. by sending a self addressed envelope 11′x5″ size with stamp worth Rs.55/- along with a DD of Rs. 300/ – (General / OBC) and 200/- (SC/ST), drawn in favour of Indian Institute of Maritime Studies and payable at Mumbai. Special Information: The sale of application form commences at the above centres only from 21.01.2009 and the application form duly filled in should be submitted to the Indian Institute of Maritime Studies, T.S. Chanakya Campus. Karave. Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400 706 by the due date i.e. 02.04.2009. Please read the complete advertisement attached herewith. 217 comments to Admission'09: Merchant Navy, TS Chanakya & MERI
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